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TO THE ATHEIST.


.sl fsf TO THE ATHEISM.
Bold man thus to deny
-e A God who rules Supreme .
A' Der all this universe. i"
What thinkst thou It's dream?
Who was it made this world,
- And framed the azure sky?
t This canopy of stars ..
s,4, And placed it upon Highly
Who made the golden sun,
II, \. To warm US day by day,
~. And shed its brilliant light
.....- Upon our weary wayg
, Who made the silver moon,
The pale-iaced queen of night,
.a Who placed upon her brow, r
..grl. A dadem so bright
,tsIG ..r raHE .....r
Who sendsthe cooling breeze,
To fan your fevered brOws
IT'S Godl whom you deny
From him our blessings aow
r When dark clouds spread the skies,
.sa.H Sieace the thupders crash
cd m Strech forth thy puny hand, . .....
sa - And grasp the lshtnings fash ...-
s' ,' Go stop the Avas flow '.
rF. From Mount versuvius height, c a.s
a1a Arrest the frey tide, sr0Esr
ssalsso Nor letit thee alright. 10 r--.
..F o, Go to the Sepulchre-
With slow and solemn tread,
IL -.
Roll back the heavy stone
" And rouse the silent dead.
$40 M anl
ssa d Go to the Oceans shore, g.. ...
vrr, Stand on its rock-bOund coast,
Watch the terrific storm
.iarg Then Of thy powers boast
le yio Walk out upon it's waves,
.gIl RI ,And with loud voice cry ...a
-s7al Be calmt if It Obeys, .a..
n Thou can'st thy God deny. -
3i6g sgBs 8HRfA .G. .aa1 5a
.8eqa II thy weak arm has power a.ls
HQ sata The elements to chain,
.6 Then. that therei Is no God,
Thou can'st to men proclaim.
pa But power so great as this,
$3.50 y Is not to mortals given;
~ God rules upon the earth i
''0''s And reigns supreme in heaven-ENELrSE.
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F. @. LEBL0ND, '4
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
ROBERT LEE. lo ..
President Of the Senate, pro tenn.
May !, 1854.
AN ACT


An act to amend an act entitled, an act to fix
and provide for holding the terms of the
Courts of Common Pleas in the several
counties of the third Judicial district Of Ohio
passed March lst, 1854. Iea1
SEcrroN I. Be ienacted By The General dS-
seusbly Of tie Statsof Ohio, That so much Of
section one of the act to which this is an amend
ment, as provides that the Court of Common
Pleas shall commence in Union county on the
Goth day ofJune, in Shelby county on the lth
day of July, and in Logan county on the eth
day OF July, shall be, and hereby is suspend
ed for the year 1854 only; and instead OF said
time said terms shall commence as follows In
the 1854; in Union county. Jnne 18th IN Lo'
gan county, June esd; in Shelby county July
5Lh. -
F. G. LEBL0ND,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT LEE yllas's
President Of the Senate pro TEN.
May lat. 1854. fozs aal 4oa
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the passage Of this act shall reissue any Of Il.
circulating notes redeemed By It or received in
the ordinsry course Of business. but shall keep
regular account thereof, and monthly, IN the
presence Of the Auditor and Treasurer of State,
burn The same.
sEc g. ltsball be unlawful for any person
or persons. whose duty it is. or who j., or are
bound BY any Law Of this SLat., to redeem the
notes of any banking company. whose charter
or right 10 issue notes Of circulation shall have
expired. or which has given notice officially, Of
It's intention TO close its banking business or
for any trustee or trustees Of such banking
company. or any agent Of such person or per.
sons, trustee or trustees rs aforesaid, TO put in
circuatlOn.pay out, loan or exchange, eth ar d..
rectly or indirectly, any note or notes of any
such banking company described in this section
q s.s act; and any person or persons 6.s.sndiag
against the provisions Of this section mentioned,
shall be deemed guilty Of amsdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof shall be Gned in any
sum not exceeding one thousand dollars. or i'm.
Prisoned in the county jail for any period Of time
not exceeding thirty days, or both. at the dis
cretion of the court.
SEC 8 Prosecutions for violations of this
act, shall be by information of the prosecuting
attorney. or by indictment Of the Grand Jury of
the county in which the offence was committed,
in the Court Of Common Pleas, or any other
court having competent jurisdiction of like Of.
fences. a'sH
SEC 4. That section six of the act entitled
ian act supplement to the act entitled an act
to prevent unauthorized banking and the circu-
lation of unauthorized bank paper" passed Jan.
uary 22ad l846, be, and the same is hereby
repeale'. @
SEC. s. 1t shall be the dutv Of the trustee
or trustees. or agent of any banking company
whose charter or right to issue notes of circu
lati'n shall have expired. or which has given
notice officially of its intention to Closets bank
ing business, TO redeem its notes 10 the order Of
'1eir presentation and on the refusal of the
trustee or trustees. or agentto redeem any notes
presented for redemption, the holder thereof
shall have the same protested, and all protest
ed notes shall draw interest at the rate of ff-
teen per cent. per annum from the date of pro.
test until redeemed. .r..... -
SEC. 6. This act to take effect from and af
ter the FIRST day of December next.
F. c, LEBLOND,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
a. M ROBERT LEE,
President Of the Senate, pro tenn.
May |, 1854.
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ANACT

Supplementary to an &C. to provide for the as
sessment and taxation of all property in this
State. and for levying taxes thereon accord
ing TO its true value in money, passed April
IS. 1859.
SEC. /. Be it cSs.:-a hv the General AS
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EThs deacon who. ''took up collection .
has laid il down.
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FIRST SUBDIVISION.

In the county Of Stark. on the fourth Mon
day Of March, the fourth Monday of July, and
the. second Monday Of November.
In the eountR i Carroll on lbe second Mon
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AN ACT


Supplementary to ''an act to provide for the
organization of Cities and Incorporated Viii
lager.
SECTION. /. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly OF the State of Ohio, That in all ca
Ses in which any city shall De liable TO the pay
ment of damages to the owner or occupant Of
any lot or grounds. by the reason of the gra-
ding of any streets, alleys or other public
grounds or part thereof, the said damages
shall be ascertained and assessed by three dis
Interested reputable freeholders OF said oity,
where such damages shall be claimed, appoint
ed by the city council Of such city. The said
assessors, before entering upon their official du-
ties, shall take and subscribe an oath before a
Justice of the peace, or Mayor, that they will
we'll and truly TO the best Of their knowledge
and ability, appraiss the damages which the
claimants shall have suffered by n ason of such
grading and for which the said city is liable,
which oath shall be filed in the Office of the
city clerk and the SAID appraisers shall within
thirty days after their appointment make
said assessm mt, and file the same in the city
clerks Office, where it 81 al be subject to the
inspection of all claimants for damages; and
all such damages shall be paid out of the city
treasury, and within twenty lays thereafter
shall be by said treasurer paid or rendered 10
the party in whose favor said damages were
assessed. r. ........-- ..ls
SEC. 2. That IL any person or persons shall
neglect or refuse to accept the amount SO ases-
Sed as provided for in this act and shall prose.
cute the city and il by suit for such damages.
he or they shall not recover more than the
amount allowed by said assessors such party
so prosecuting, shall pay all costs Of suit FRO
vided that no claimant for damages, as afore-
said, shall commence anr suit for damages on
account of such grading or improvement, until
he shall have fled claim for such damages
with the city clerk Of the city making such
grade or improvement, and sixty days shall
have elapsed thereafter to enable such city to
appoint u committee to assess such damages,
return the same to the proper officers, and suf-
icient further time shall have elapsed not cx-
ceeding twenty days after the return of such
appraisal, to enable the said city TO pay such
assessment. aat 5a
Sec 8. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage. at
F. G. LEBL0ND,
Pro TEN. Speaker of the House of Represen-
tatives. lF-g a u 70
aaBrea ROBERT LEE,
President Of the Senlte, pro tenn.
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ANACT

aao aa AN ACT
To amend the act entitled, ''an act to fix and
provide for holding the term Of the Courts Of
Common Pleas. in the several counties of the
Ninth Judicial District Of Ohio" passed
February "a, 1854
SEC. |. Be it enacted by the GeLervl As
sembly Of the State of Ohio, That the first
section Of the act entitled ian actt fix and pro-
vide for holding the terms of the Courts oi
Common Pleas in the several counties on the
Ninth, Judicial district Of Ohio, passed Febru-
ary "a, 1854, be amended SO as to read as fol-
lows Section |. The terms OF the Courts
Of Common Pleas shall be held in the several
counties of the ninth judicial district of Ohio,
as follows
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do hereby certify that ] have read and
compared the proof of the foregoing law and
find it correctly printed from The copy certified
by tie Secretary Of State a,
t.r J1,BLACKBURE. =
June ], 1854. Aud. of Carroll co.
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Speaker Or the House OF Representatives.
ROBERT LEE.
President Of the Senate pro tenn.
May Ist, 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

|toRpogATTos NOTICE. DEPARTMENT OF REP AIRS
~ aud Supplies December %, 1854-ro Contrgctors.-
sealed proposals will be received at the ocs OF Comms
ment) until Thursday January A. 1866, at ~ O'Clock
NJ 81 which time they will be opened in accordance
with the amended charter OF 1885, Tor tie paving Chat
ham street Bovery, Fourth avenue, aronnJ Union
squa-e u connect with the guss pavement with r ne
block pavement better known the Belgian pavement
All inform stion In regard thereto be had NJ the OF
hce or the Commissioner Of Repairs AMI supplies No
City Hail (basement) Blsnk estimates can he had al
the above cce. N. BThe Comuiissioner reserves the
right TO reject all or Of the estmates II deemed fo
The io.erest CT the corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW pURDY,
Commissioners OF Repairs and Supp.iss.
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NEW YORK, DECEMBER IA, l5S4-SEAIED PRO
IN poss.a fcr supplies OF hsss, mutton, &c, for the
Em,grant Refuge sad Ho spitai =! Warts rsa,d sna
The Marine Hospital Station Isani vii, he recsived By
the Oomnssioners o. Fngraton AZ their ONCE No 70
FrAakfin street lwhere blAnk forms OF proposals mAy
" had entt Wsdaealsy asxt the 2cth inhl The Conn
ps9a = nap h aesus4 sst Tor ths satsessz 81 VIZ
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

DOsT OFFICE, NEW YORK DECEMBER o. 1854
IL Prom and after the first of January next the price
of letter boxes at this ONCE win be six dollars year.
Some additional boxes have been made which will be
rented TO such applicants apply before the whole
her Is taken. ISAAC Y. FOWLER, Postmaster.
There being dispute to the crc ulation Of papers
Ginning the advertisement by this Office Of uncaedfor
pursuant to the regulations Of the Post Office Depart
ment printed statement for the information of per.
desiring TO compete for the advertisement, fixing
and defining the limits and boundaries of the territory
deemed by the Postmaster to be embraced within the
range Of the delivery Of this Office the time within which
evidence mus. be submitted, and the particulars Of the
evidence required and blank afndavts in which every
detail 10 be shown is properly and definitely embraced,
viii be furnished on applica ton at this Office
ISAAC v. FOWLER, Postmaster.
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a We'll ESTABLISHED HOUSE IN A NE1GHBORING
"a city, wishes TO make arrangements With large
whole sole furniture dealer 70 get supplies OF well made
and fsshonabIs furniture, 20 sell on commission For
particulars aud references, address Crane Co.'s Alver
Using House, 81 South Third street, Philadelphia
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TIOLDRID0Es HOTEL, TOT AND srse BROADWAY,
III corner Of Clinton piscs--coudaetsd on thu Esro
psan plAuoGers Unsurpassed Accommodation 10 fsrnA
lies or indvtduaa IN wAat Of hAadseusfy furnsaed ana
neatly kept spAttnsatsy with o. without board, ~
rssscnsbae rAAe. Aad whge ~ ~ ccnfesn ct asis(
49, 60 - ea10Foa a Nv 80
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BROADWAY SUNDAY CONCERTS
ID METROPOLITAN rOPERA HOUSE,
BROADWAY, OPPOSITE BOND SrRIuR
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL, SUNDAY Eve. DIG -
GRAND DOUBLE ORCHESTRA,
ADKINS CELEBRATED MILITARY BAND.
Fell EFFICIENT CHORUS,
The whole under the direction Of the distnguk6hGo
Maestro.
STGNOR ARDIT.
First appearance in America Of the celebrated Caute
MILE VICTOR CHOME
AND MRS. HENRY G. WATSON,
Comprising in all nearly
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
Manager. Mr.. Frask Huee
PART L-SACRkD.
Gverture-Staoat Mater -.
Sung by Mile Victor Chome
March Funebre-Composed in honor of fall
len warnor..: .................I okmar -.
Sung by Mrs. Henry Watson.
ChOrus-The Halleujah from the Messiah. j. .HnA9u4
Intermission of ten minutes :
PART u.-SEcULAR
Grand March Full Orchestra and full Military Ban6
The Army Quckstep- Composed by .Ju11sn
For his present series Of concerts NJ the Theatre n
Song-"Withn a Mile of Edinboro Town"
Sung by Mrs. Henry Watson.
Mazourka-From the Prophet .......... .Meyseeeom
War Song-"Piff Paf,n from the Hugucnots.
Sung BY Mr. John Camoans
sung By MIe Victor ciome
Song-"Ay Boyhood's Home. .Rssesa
Sung by Mr.. Frank Rea.
Finale Grand March Du SECRETION the
Price q ave cent: /. Il -
OF the house. Reserved seats In balcony boxes - -
extra Private boxes may also be obtained on aprsa
ton TO the treasurer, at tho box ONCE, this eveag
Doors open ~ 9, to commence ut y precisely.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NEW JERSEY RArIROAD-FoR PHILADELPHIA
IN and the South and West via Jersey City Nsfl And
express lines. -Lssve New York ut and 10 A n, ana
and 6P. N. FARE ~ Tsin T. and % In and 10 A. n,
and p. NJ second Glass; ~ - in 10, at IL n, At a
stopping IT al way stations. Through teksts ssd foe
OnsinnAu and the West and Tor Bstnoes washiagton,
Norfolk, no.. and through basgags chesksd ~ Weeng.
tea IL SNal 10 A. T., saA eP. \.
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PROPOSALS..

CORPORATION HOTiCK-DEPA RTNENT OF RKPArps
~ and Supplies, December Is, lsA-To Contractors
Sealed proposals viii be received q. the Once OF .hs
Commissioner OF Repairs and Supplies No. City Hail
basement, until Saturday, De-sniber o. 1854 8. II
o'clock ~, at which tune they wbe opened, in cord
ancewith the amended charter of 1885, for the p1vina
Of Chatham street, Bovery, Fourth avenue. AROUND
Union square 70 connect With the Russ pavement VITA
granite block pavement, better known tbs Bsgias
pavement All information In regard thereto caa 5s had
at the oaAce Of the Commissioner OF Repairs Aad sup
pies, No. City Hall, basement. Blank es.m..ss cas-
be had A. the above Office. NJ B-rhs Comnissoasr 70
the right to reject AL or any Of ths sstmAss
deemed for the interest OF the Corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW B PURDY
Comuissioner Of Repairs and Supplies
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1NXTRA-wALLACK'S-
Ia GREAT HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS
CHRISTMAS NIGHT-MONDAY, DEC. s..
MrRrH AMusENKSr voR Az
COMEDY, NTERLUDE AND FAROg.
LAUGH WHEN YOU CAN
A GENTLEMAN FROM IRELAND.
THE ARTFUL DOD0ER.
Mr.. Blake, Mr.. Lester,
Mr.. Brougham, Mr.. Dyott,
Mr.. Vincent, Mr.. Stewart,
Mrs. Hoey, Mrs. Stephens,
Mrs. Blake, Mrs Cransc, ssl
Mrs Conover.
Tuesday, 26th, the two great hits Of the seassa
TWO 10 ONE and A GENTLEMAN FROM RM1rO0
with MY WIFE'S DENTIST.
Wednesday, an entirely new Drama Of peculiar -
powerful interest entitled
THE SISTERS.
NEW 6CNERy-NEw DRFssIs-NEw ArP0rYMRt
supported BY Mr.. Blake, Mr. Lester, Mr.. Dyott Mr.. T.
B. Phillips, Mr.. Stewart, Miss Rosa Bennett Mrs. c.
mer Mrs. Conover, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

CtATARACTS CURED WITHOUT ANY SURGICAL, Opr
~ ration, BY an entirely and harmless method Of
treatment Spccks on the eyes successfully treated
without the use Of Instruments, BY Drs. ROEffRIG
from Paris, and G. W. UPHAM, OF New York, ocuhsta
334 Fourth street, near Broadway.
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* RRAT SPORT AT THE CENTREvII.IE HOTEL, L. l.,
NJ near the Centrovlle Ccurse.-Wili be sho. for ON
CHRISTMAS az, sAanssas pig and pcssy q all kinds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

~ ERhAN PHYSICIAN AND SURG ron. DIR Hu1(B
N continues 70 devote hh attseusn - once prsoGou
pAtanh depsad a speedy ard radical cure 81 oUu
- e. sS3 hsoas street. 0fst hsu1s sas< Il ~ 1eUY
" H41ps V 0smbse Il w New TeEk ueteaa QDdpVs
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THE FIREMEN,

A IA MEETING OF PETERSON ENGINE co. NO. Is,
IA held at the engine house, on Wednesday, Dec. 90
ed -
Resolved. That the thanks Of Peterson Engine Co. No
Is be- and hereby, rendered to Messrs T. Weymsss
j. R. Scott and John Baker, for the bountiful supply Of
furnished to the members of the company
Ut the late DISASTROUS fire in Broadway.
EDWARD WEIGH Foreman
Hxxsv RrrrER, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

DRTvATE DANCING SCHOOL, GOO BROADwAY.-THE
IL term will commen after the holidays. AL
dances taught in the quickest possible time Glasses for
beginners, and for those who have partially learned All
applications to be made at 274 Bowery In the book
store. r. BURNTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

NFERCHANT TAMOR.-P ANDRI0T IS NOW PRE-
wi pared to his old customers and friends with
clothes made In the fashionable STYLE His peculiar ct Of
pantaoons and vests is unsurpassed and his coats and
other garments by gentlemen OF the most dis
tinguished taste. p. ANDKIOT & CO., 5oi Broadway,
opposite the st. Nicholas Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

~ REAT HOLIDAY BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS-J
N Beck Co., No. 1855 Broadway, and branch estab-
lishment Nos 7S6 and 788 Broadway, Of Tenth
street will offer on Monday, December 49, and during
the holiday season, the following bargains in dry
Plaid and striped silk dresses, at 81 co. 90 ~ so, 3d.
$40, 913, and SIS the dress pattern.
Very rich brocade, $40.
Rich mouseln delaine, from IL. Cd upwards.
Saxony plaids, 81 the dress and upwards.
French prints, at Is. per yard.
French mern0s, at IS. per yard.
large stock OF rich embroideries at one.hal the
cost Of Importation.
Scotch plaid and French broche shawls from % up
wards.
And great variety Of other goods at equally low
prices J. BECK CO.,
Nos. 355, 7S8 and 788 Broadway.
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HREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF DRY GOODS,
VI at the Commercial House, I47 Spring street, H.
NIB" oo e.
merino 5x4 WIDE Is. 3D.. black Alpaca high lustre,
Is; Lapins French mcrtno, o.; Hennequin's best
broche long shaws, only $12 ladies' cloths all colors
best quality 49, Lyons best black silk velvet yard
wide IS 5o English BLANKETS 2os, ard good aannes at
Is; black silks, oil boiled o. Cd elegant deaines and
cashmeres at ls. long wool shawls, u.s., and square
wool shawls ss broche square shaws, "a; very best
quality long wool shaw's mannfsctured, % So aoe
mills muslin, Is; shirtng and sheetfng muslin, 3D..
Esglish mourning prints, Cd beautiful Scotch plaids,
15d linen towels 3D.; also extensive stock Of dress
goods Irish linen linen table cloths cashmeres, sati
nets hosiery, gloves, gents under garments, and family
housekeeping goods Of every description At astonish
street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

HURST WARD ON DECK-THE MEMBERS OF THE
II first company OF Rynders' Grenadiers will meet
ct ITO Greenwich street. Saturday evening" at seven
O'Clock for drill previous to parade on Christmas
day. AL who intend parading win meet above. By
order Of Fl. WILSON, Capt First Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

w oS and 81 Nassau street, New York.-The sub
scriber have cemmsnosd manufacturing news and boob
tanning foarsen largest siss rug engines and two "a ach
Fourdinisr machines Zone moro TO be added), nov
ready 70 receive orders from persons In want Of sups
works have bssA built with great embracing al the
mcdera nprovsnsnts, With fol supply Of spring ana
artesan water together with never fall ns power en-
supply in quantity and quality. The capacity OF ths
swo r,ils to mAaufAoturs Atssn thousand pounds -
paper per day PERssk BROOKS
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VINO FREQUENTERS OF THE GREEN ROOM-THE
next meeting Of the club which lately met at Rick
ards will BIO held at the rooms 90 Prince street.
ON Sunday, Gath inst, at 8 o'clock p. H. Every msm
Der Is re4uessedt to be present By the President.
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EXTRA PAY.

TT 8. NAVY SAILORS AND OTHERS. EXTRA PAY
u promptly paid, bounty land warrants obtained,
bought and sold pensions proursd balances due heirs
claims against the U. 8. recovered BY
EDWARD BJSSEIL,
Agent and late Purssr US. Eavy, 81 Wall street