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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-22

.Dclrium Eemens.-Twcnty or thir-
y years ago, say our best physicians,
no such disease as maasa pot@. or do
liriup, tromcns, was known. The dis
ease is caused principally by the poison
Gus drugs with which all wines and IL
quors of the present day are SO abun-
dainty doscl." What hardihood to
touch these doubly poisoned poisons!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-22
Dying Exclamation Of a Heather
Convert. .I...

bOHN VI ~ II
"Lora Jesus, my Scuiour, my brother, coz
to Thee" ....
1 conc to Thee, my Saviour,
Lately undonc-
Now safe through thy rich favor,
Ny souls liio won,
PROSTATE amid deep darkness,
In sin and wo .a-....
! lay, till Thou in kindness I.
Thysclf didst show. ..
come to Thec, who raised nc ......
To light and joy,
And put song within nc
Nought Gun destroy
A song Of gladness ever,
A grateful song,
Which tho redeemed shall never
Cease 10 pro.ong.
/ come to Thee, Lord Jesus,
Dclivcrcr, Friend ...r
How from Thy throne, to save us,
Shunlist 'Fhnu thus beaG,
1t was from brightest glory
That thou didst how,
The crown of worlds and ages
Was on thy brow.
And yet tho name of brother
Thou dost bestow! r... 1
Dcarcr tlinn any other
The earth can know.
come to Thee, my brother! s"
Joyfully comc,- ~
Beyond deaths narrow river
sec my home, hood 1r a.1H
come to Thee! the passage
How quickly Ger. .l tNs
Which leads from this low stage ..
To hcRyen's dear shore!
Hasten and bring INC thitheF,
Where | would be-; ' nE7
Lord Jesus, Saviour, brother,
come 10 Thee! '-' "
JMy 1858. journal Of Missions.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-22

A Methodist preacher, 10 years Of
age, near Rippon, Eng, has walked
five miles every Sunday to preach for
40 years, and returned in the evening"
The whole number of miles thus travel
led is 10000, for which ho has received
one shilling .,..- .ls Hr
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-22
A Good PnrsOl..


Ono of the most jealous and active
of tho Howards is the Rev. James c.
Whitall, who is known to many Of ous
readers as the sailor preacher. Having
served fora long time before tho mast,
he has for some years devoted his tai
ehts and energies to tho enlightenment,
and improvement Of the minds aud
hearts Of those with whom he has so
long been identified. Besides preach.
ing, the worthy pastor employs him,
self actively in deeds Of practical be,
nevolence and charity. During pes
thence like this, his services are inyal.
liable. We heard of an incident which
occurred u few days ago, illustrative Of
his character, which combines certain
oG.handed bluntncss with tho most live,
ly sensibility to human distress, aud
the most active philanthropy in aiding
the afflicted,
Passing along tho leveo few days
ago, Mr.. Whitall observed poor Irish
laborer, lying on his whcclbarrow, ap.
parcntly quito sick. Hundreds had pass.
cd the poor fellow without observing
much less turning aside to render any
assistance to tho sick man, but tho quick
eye Of tho Bethel Pastor discovered
tho signs of the pestilcnco in the flush.
cd and darkencd face of the man, and
stopped to feel his pulse, he next pro-
ceedcd, without asking the assistance Of
any ono, to roll tho whcclbarrow 10 his
(tho Pastors residence, where tho man
was Immediately supplied with tho ne.
ccssary remedies, and in few days re.
covered. Such deeds as this are worth
u thousand elegant charity sermons;
preached by dainty clcrgymen, who fly
from our city when an epidemic visits
it.-Ncm Orleans Dclta.
Christian H0miIity.-What virtue is
SO beautiful as Christian humility. T.
qually removed from tho haughtinoss of
pride and meanness of dcbascd spirit,
it maintains u golden mcin, interesting
aliko to men and angels. Tho dying
Watson, holding first place among tho.
ologians and preachers, still exclaimed: I:
'Whcn como before God, feel my
self like little worm that has crawlcd
out of its holo in tho earth, and meets
tho splendor Of the meridian sun. 1t
bchoycs me to lie low in tho dust before
Him
Habits oridlcnoss, contraclojin youth
will rob 'ipcr years Of cortuntmcut dud
happiness,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-22
F,om the sane paper ef Aasast 80.

FToM Ms S1Ms Faper q AEsNsF 80.
Safety of the Youthful Eroaaut.
Itis with great pleasure that wo an,
nounce the safety Of JosEPH CARES,
the youthful eronaut, whose fate has
excited SO much interestin the commu-
nifty within the past 81 HOURS lIe
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-22

Tho colorod Baptist Churches Of sa,
vannah, Ga, have forwarded, lhro' the
Rev, j. p. Tus,in, the sum ofSloo, the
amount contributed by them annually,
to the Foreign Mission Board, An OK,
ample to many oftheir '0Aits brethren |!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-22

Eight adults, it is said, publicly dis.
owned the church of Rome in one day,
at Burlington, VT Two of them wsro
men of education, pne Of them. had
hoena "l'ible BiiFpsr," Ia u ~.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-22

Honor, like shadow, follows those
who tloo from it, but fees from those
who pursue it. - -
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-22

Habits oIillcnoss, contracted you'll
will rob 'ipcryour Of contontmcut dnt
happiness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16
Died,


On Wednesday, September IA DAVID MCCALL, aged %
years, late in the employ o. John Gsnn.
His fuI era will tsBe place this afternoon at half
sich street. His fried requested to attend, with
out fur her invitation
On Wednesday. September IA. ROBERT CROWLEY, Jr.,
only Of Robert and Fanny II Gro xsy aged four
years and eight months
The relatives friends OF the family respectfully
invited stepd his funeral fom the resdsu Of his
psrents Of South Ten and Fourth street. Wl-
Gsmsburg this loren on, at tsD O'Clock
On Thursday, seotm bsr Is JULIA MOVES n'ant daugh
ter Of Charles and EliZ-bs Swcsny
At Oneida OF ipfsm stion Of the brain SAMUEL For.
aged II onths.
At Princeton, New Jsrsey, on Monday Sspte nb, IL,
CAROLINE F. widow Of the late David Crawford Of Mobile
Alabama.
At SpIine} Geld Mase on Sunday, September IL, JcHS
r LANE. late OF Ner 0rlesns
His remains we're taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery.
New 0rIe, ans pagers please copy.
At Litchfed. Monday September H. CoRyErIA, only
daughter OF Samuel L Ensign. aged 10 years
On Wednesday, September Ia, joins r. DASEy, aged q
years.
The friends nnd rcatves OF the family are invited
after his funeral this afternoon three O'CLOCK from
the bopse OF his brother in Law, H. Gilmore, No. 40
Orchard street.
On Wednesday, septsubsr IA Mrs MARGARET A. Dxsn
.ife VI The late J. Dhsls aged 40 years us aud 81
days.
The relatives and frisnds Of the fa1y aud Nov York
Tent No 3, u d. OF r. al.o The members Of the Bedford
funeral this morning, ct half past pine O'Clock
Bedford street Church OF Betfoed street and
Morton. Her remains will be taken to Railway, ~,
for inteJment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

At Trinity Church Thursday Ssotember IL. by the
Rev Mr. Westop WILLIAM tAvIISs OF Sheffield. gland
TO HEIEN A. only daughter Of :. Ora oaiu Of his
On "Wednesday. Sep ember IA by the Rev Free
land, Mr.. JOAN JAMESON, o. Nesbu'g 10 Mss MARY E.
UlcKERMAs OF Monroe. Orange county.
o. "Wednesday evening September IL. oy the Rsv. Mr..
Litt]e Mr. CHAnEs MORRISON lsts II Bridgewater, N.
s to Mis- MARIA FRASER If this city.
Massachusetts, aud Nova Scotia papess please copy
At Elizabefb W. j.. 90 Wednesday Saptenibsr IA
by the Rev. Mr Magic IEwls w OAKLEY II 0. Of B ook
lyn to HEAHETrA daughter OF j. Baldsin Of the for
mer plate.
On Thursday evening. SO ,tembe- ID BY tho Rev Wn.
S Ba oh, Mr. JAMES r. LUDIAM 10 Mss MEsCY NJ JONES,
daughter Of Amos Jones, Esq all Of this CRY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16
Hobensscl's Worm syrup -The most safe

HObensSclx's Worm syrup The most safe
discovered the of
either in children cd us being safe and
that be sven TO the most taader infSns
hundreds of performed daily BY this syrup SHOULD
satisfy al Of its vtnes parent be
without ID after giviog IL q trial When
aya ~,.h t,-~-.as ~, -ur Spidt,n
b"atd fever sudden starting Ia their eop
then time TO this remedy ~ Hobensaek Pro
prietor philadelphia. q. v. ChICKENER Co.. No 81
Barclay street. York. Wholesale agents for the Eastsrn
states.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

roratIs ixr cordial not only relieves
extermir ates all by removing their
aud building ortyng ths whole
that it becomes absolutely invnlnsrabe 70 all OF
tbis character and relapte Is therefore
elixir combines pecusriies before
medicine. Wills it acts specifically upon The circulation
and the secretoDs purifying and both
tone and reguary Of action to the stomach and Bowels
communicates vital to relsxei end n
NJ visa degree Of muscular ttren 9Th and ospacy
Snre fatigne wh Their bodily mental that perfectly
st, sing Tho faccid flesh muscle harden ia
aueree nerves are br,oed nd every fibre
the peuiiar,y # Professor Movies inysoaog elixir to
op rate unspent be fuenen exsrts uoiform ana
PITT bottles Price s. pc: hs..s s5 Elk for s2
&. H. MING. Proprietor, i92 Broadway, Now York sold
West Indies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

Beware "a Ims~ssers!
..s SEM ;. ,igao, ,v. %ii ,%,H w,o
"': s sss%' ives :s. ss%SS,::''
''''-s'i::s {; =: ::is ' . :s:ss si'''
with my pane on the
UDOLPHO WOLFE, % Beaver strost.
The Rat
whoiessio asd retail,
S,Ss1s. Sssp0s' -
44S Broadway N. Y.
| Sewing Machine s -reom their first Intro
SueoD to Pubic office pD Singers .ns msehiaes
perfection in every Srsueh Of sewing M nseous imits
ss
ns.ss bit, .lishs inquiry viii ss.y :. psrses inter
snsi a. Il oHsS 20 e
always o,hiSitsd and sold at the ONE. sas 3, sasY
siN4hh Co
$1,000 Wewa VIII DO PAM by tho sabscri-
SAFES .Sayl.r pssspn have LED
ss 70, ss ss5 BE-
why DO People wrong rhemseIves,-wnsn
go-d within rsanb aud do not avail
FL. wrong Surseiyss Thu. i 70 "th sho. families
to all using river water Lepot $40 Brosdway.
Chemistry Professor Lawrence Hs,d has
est twenty seventh tro. where teaches analytios
chemical Investigations.
Red Faces ana Red or G ay Ha,r.- Tue
w spa sRiss .n
bot shaving soap made For dy.ag LafoaVs liquid hair
Doe, not s'ij minutes Depot s or S:s
6l-WAlker street.
Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stockings
Of pss lsss 'R"s
sod bow leg Instruments with an assortment Of shdrep
srs'sss' ct u ann street. near Broadway
Dr.. Powell, OeuIlst Aursst, DC , Receives
b. .6ss. a. sSs s q n @ IN g:
& % hcSs ss psn 1a;.. Ars' q,
.s'y like ths natural eye and resembles 1t in color and
aouraad's Aqu,d rIaar Dys Is, without ex.
Essss 9sss
Sl s o :.S
sns rom ans SsT decorative "
Bald Heads Will sosn Dasappeas by TN.
ration hair, ..n.s. TO prov aso.
ss ,i 'IsG dsp. sis 4
dies sair Dressing saloon, iss Brosawss. '''
Hair Dys and WIGS Bachelors Manu-.
factory for these articles removed to No 2a3
The world for application hair dye and
ne sale Of 81, swy invented wigs and toupsss Nine pr
eyes Sam, Ny Wnlskers.in SIX Weeks, be-
came strong lex It's wonderful stuff that Graham
OngnerE II don't ttaiu pjnre the skin 1t make
the beard grow ps- bottle ser to any part
Of tho country. Il. G. GRAHAM, IS Ann street.
IL IL an universal obse, uation that the
ansss and most besntnl and luxursnt heads of hair
tbs world to be fonpd among the rbe Of
Indisns They pressrve II by the of Liquid Vegetable
Componne: the came 10 for sale ct LOVETrS Wshpene
,fhee, ia Chamber street
Do you Contemplate Marriage, yet Look
donbu ely At yonr gray ar He member their
cha.ped N Eve minutes 20 splendid black brown
dis tin Unstable from the natural color by single appcs
tiop Of CkIsrADURu'S excelsior hair dve No. Astor
HOUSE, where il Is sold and privately APPLIED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SEE FIRST, SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES.
Personal.

hSN<~-e>>~~~~s~-S~>
REFORMATION wANETD OF MARY JANE LINsEY
Bur.bel Of Dr'mshambo Black Rock. county Leitrim
Ireland She came to this country anou; August, 1880
ANY In ormaion of her will be thankfully received b.
sister ut Mr. Anderson 10 Nassau street. New York city
TIME DANIEL FRAZER WILL CALL AT TaE OF.
fee Of HerF Engelsricbt No 81 Cortland street,
no will hear something TO his advantage.
IF RosANNA swEENY, FROM DUBLIN, IL IN TIE
city she can sec her sister Ellen, who has arrived
by inquiring at AZ Exchange place.
TT DIR. CAsS WOULD PLEASE GALL AT 2is SPRING
l. street where he Tuesday Last he mixht he Ar
of something to his advanttg re-
MISS FANNY DATER OF NEW ORLE&Ns, WILL
M find letter for her at the Broadway Post 0loo In
Broadway, posr Canal street
AfIssING.-wsNT FROM his HOME ON TUESDAY
M morning, 1871 instant Eobert Butcher, about II
y.ars Of age had check shirt blue overall hit over
coat and straw hat Any person havi heard
him since the shovel time, who viii give IN
formation by letter In person viii confer ere favor
witch will gratefully eved by his father Butcher
I24 Columbia street. new York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

no Let, with Fixtures Complete, the Large
store No Park place ,utable the silk ana
sibboA bush,~ Possession immediate Apply ~ above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

70 zs sdway invite the attention Of families and
visiting the city 20 their supsrb asserteDt Of oura
afR and nphostery goods of scr,osiop which
sney make mp 20 order to the French de-
Rns sn at TO most rsss0nshls prices and forward 10 Gil
,pasts az the ua.tse Statss. - - ~ - = -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

View Song Kafy's Cry, aCOme Boy my Hot
Corn just published By HoR.Cs WATERS, a33 Broad
ray .ons aod chorus words By James Such by per
mission dtd,csted co Bors Greeley Esq Music by l. a.
msedtgry author Of Be Ki,d 80 The Loved on.s At
ore Of tho most popular songs Of Tho day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

HOMIE and Lot for S30O.--Tne underssroeu
ms lot IN the village Of fsi,mouns which he -l sell at
Sided houso Immediately but upon IT, less than
e50O In ysias. e. q. CHAhLkb, No. PARK place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

eplendm New Fall Caspcss, os Tremendous
lev prices I sIhAM ANDEksON's eight spscious saiss
Hsoms No gg Bowtry, English Turkey nossie asJa,Iinn
tspestry velvet and 8russes three ply AID arain
~ 2s 90 TO $40 yard oil Cd 70 ia wa ~.
piano covers, gold window shades, 80. 49, "'''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16
CRYSTAL, PALACE.

CupERINTFNDEsTs OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE
sertembsr5 Ish1he public are respectfully Informed
that the Crystal Palace dav SUNDAYS
cepttd. betsesn ire hon Of 10 o'sIoek, "A. aud 10
O'Clock, M, unit further notice
uhDe,en nnder twelve years Of age .;.s.....,.. u
weekly tickets from M, pday TO Saturday. 20
Monthly tickets dor each calendar MONTH. ....."2
1eic. my be purchased A. tbe snr.pce 10 the Crys
Palace, or at tho usio Of William Hall son. No.
sS9 breAdeay, corner Of Park place.
JOHN N BArcnELOER
SECRETARY Of the supe:ipt sndertL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

Undergarmsnts, Gloves and Hosiery Our
friends who are about purchasing thsr ply of the
goods sre respectfully referred to UNION hose
and drgarne manuf ctory SOL Broad way the
metropolitan Hotel and Niblo's Garden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

Careetmgs -retefson q hunpnrey, No. d7S
Broadway hsve received and opening their fall
styles Of ch and elegant for
city trade consisting Of rich BcnvAiseo saepet D
tire carpet medallion oentrs and border
passing carpet In THE country medson velvet
1oquet Axminser tapestry and Brusses carpets ali
GRADES cheaper sarpeng usually fou.d In carpet stores
Also oieoths in great variety for sale on the most nbc
raj terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

spiendid Caipesings.-J Hyatt, "a Bowery,
rgrsis And venetsn carpeting IA now OF ring The bss
selected stock TO be eund In the city Good ali wool
Also extensive sssortmeo of ,rom faat
- "a feet ~iie from b TO siths square ard '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

A Word to Our Re aders.-Don't Forget the
advice offered yesterday morning the large
sale Of household furniture bv neisbbors Msssrs
BRANCH McDONNELL at their sales rooms lI3 Fui.
street this ay 1T O'Clock The ooca sion s a rae
one and all wanting should ske advantage Of It,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

ITO LHT-h Farm OF Forty ACRES HOUSE BARN,
80, twenty nios from tie city aui th-se and hair
from rnrcnd Tho crops horse pigs fowls aud far
ing ella 10 h po u tie incctng tensrs tngul VI
original Jscohs. &C. Chatham .t.eSt,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16
Rlch Carpctlngs. snItn g Loansbury. 4fs

fearl street. prepared TO exhibit their fall sylsa
VET psstry Brussels threepy and ingram esrpetngs
English and AncrcAn oil cntf and eli goods per
that challenge competition - - VN S''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

Pair will be held at Saratoga Syringe the 2th 2st 3D.
md 23d OF September Mr. John Clark commission
ohADt NO Railroad Buildings New York
suihnrssd 60 olive asd forward any articles dsssosd
for e1b btop free carriage rseoad and give all
inform, ton kxhtitors oonsulug Mr Clark inme.
ely. perfect th,r with less tt ,ube
and esch article attention nj
the fair By order, b. y JOHN son, according Ssc'y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

III Shl Is Absolutely Perfect are Desirable,
4 would be veil for gentm who have been
elsewhere to call en- GREEN, No. Aator Ho ise who e
plan Ell snch that oud about az din
cult TO get ~ fitting shirt Of him on
from An incompetent manufacturer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

just Received, 1000 Pairs OF
French Boote. Shoes and Gaiters,
at E. A. BROOKS,
576 Broadway and 100 Fulton gtreot,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16
sIInM siIHs!-Cbe Most NFauoloccnt Rro-

ssds ps'e 'ns pain sks ever offered IN Ney York may
way-a LIT thsy hsve just ceved from Paris They
also ondid stock olong and square sb.wls FIR
riIor arsian plsids French cashmeref &c. which taey
Offering very cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

hosiery &c An extensive assortment Of wooen, COTTON
end silk unders TITS and drawers McLAUGHLIN'S
1ebrssd shirt manufs tory 2
Chambers otttLaree sales, small psohts price
uleB fit guaranteed,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

Seven Mile Mirror "a, 900 Gift Tickets, at 81
each for sale by HORACE WArsRs. No. 1893 Brood way
n. The holder Of each ticket entitled to fou- adms
sops and share Of the gf Value of the gifts SOL 5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

EURoPE.-WAETED BY A REsPECTsBLE RNG-
~ sh young woman, situation Europe
With family has heen stoned travelling aud
not lin BILE 10 sickness Good references gives. line
addressed to W. A. Union Square Post ofioo, will
pun actually attended 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16
LECTURE.

pesssd .very day and evening At s Broadway. from
to6P n, by Mr. J. from u TO q1k NJ BY MI 50
LlAEN1)NE and MR.. MACKiE Adu,ission q sents.
Delineations Of character from imp ret sion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

IL IL an universal 0bsey vatiOn that the
Anesc and most beautiful and luxursnt heads hair
tbs vorld 10 he fonpd among the rbe Of
ndisns They 1t by the of Liquid Vegetable
COMPOUND: the came 10 for sale ct LOVETlS WGhpene
,fhee, ia Chamber street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

Do you Contemplate Marriage, yet Look
donbtiu ely At bAir their
chanped IN Eve minutes 70 splendid black brown I'M
dis from the natural color by single applies
tiop Of CkIsTADURuS excelsior hair dive No. Astor
hOust, where it Is cold and privately applied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

TRY GOODS statesmen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- men, Of good character. Apply a. rs Br ,adway.
HEARN BROTHERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

uoTEL ON THE EUROPEAN PLAINTIFF ARCADE
III Hotel Chestnut street. above sixth, PhiladephfA has
recently been opened tho psn the Europssn hcts
where lodging and meals be had tseeths
The rates OF charges foews-Roo night
twenty four hours 90 cents breakfast tsa sash %
cents dinner 90 cents For the od Of bsesss
travelling without ladies, there plscs Phadel
pha equal to this house for comfort and economy Try f.
j. ID. BkOWN. Propxsetox.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

LIxTRA PAY.-ALL U s. NAVY SAILORS WHO
~ served any United States vessel In the Is sny
time from 1886 to 1852 promptly obtain their double PAY
and na.e Purssr o. s. Navy 20 South wniaa ssrssS b.
low Wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

RSyv,x'iy II his products Judged BY this standard
Brcaoway and Spring street ably the mo
eAhu hsers amonA for the demand for their IA
only 81 "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

~What's In q Name 9"- much FOR q Hat
beapg the bnsinss stamp Of KNOX of lS Fulton street,
natter where IL may DO exhibited IL win the
eoshdenee Ct At wearers for his reputation aud eki
only "a. = 80 $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

LNNGL1sH AND FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY
~ School The Misses NFORt re opened their school
on Monday, September H. Pstisisn teacher MADAME
Barbie rstrut French lsproase and parNsu arly
copvertation No $40 Fourth street, few doors from
Wasbip atcn SQUARE.
AgISs sTEEIE's BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
wi yopng ladies' No Thiteth street betwsea Fifth
and hsdisoB sysnnes VIII ogsn 90 Mgnosy me ixsn o.
tsired upon II picstion
0NHT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
i ladies NO 10 Rutgers streeA, A. and y. r CLARKE.
prnc pas commenced its fall term tho isth isstAns
trtulsrs Az be had At Raynors bookstore No n pewe
~, or 1T the school
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to take charge Of the attorney iepsrtme
Of law office. Address B., Attorney herald Office
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eyes Sam, Ny Wnsskers.in SIX Weeks, be-
game strong liek It's wonderful stu that Grshams
the beard six weeks 81 psr bottle any part
Of tho country. X. g. Ora IS Ann street.
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To CslIfO MA Shippers.-Weiis, Fargo &
Co.. i'll Yard thsir California ,sday
the goth inst Illinois (vis aud Also
Per Northern Light Via NicarARua botn in enarae f
ciA Sn n packages received till clock p NJ
day Of FALLING. Ofnce l6 " all street.
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JUIith MI INC New nnd kavOT1fe WORKS
BY tLis great ARTIST with sut grsph. Tickets
esfts ~ aste Garden with large
do by celebrated American and nrss to DO
efHVkACE WAikkS, Music Publisher, 3S3 Broadway.
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HERMAN DRY GOOLS CLERK wANrED-A SMART
VI active young having a good knowledge Of the Fog
sh lspguaga. aud well qualified his busncsa
s az 81 sHh ss sss ssns s.S
lyn
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-AT THE GLOBE IRON
w WORKS Thirty third street and Eleventh avonue
None others need lpply Inquire Of a. b. Hsrtson CO.
The pfemis.s 80
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UNO DOCTORS IN GENERAL "A REGULAR TRAINED
nurse wishes situation as either montnly nurse or
hospital wsuid take charge of baby from its
birth; has sd two years experience in hospital. Apply
| NJ 2kO Muherry atrtet. corner Of Houston.