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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-07-28

destroyed, arc making one struggle moro for
the old fireside, and tho "old familiar faeo'.'
There is the miner with his bronzed checks
and forcs, Of beard and there the clerk With
his fair complexion and trinity dressed nous.
,achc, as black ss Bachelors dye can make
IL.
What world is that steamship How
like the world a, large, filled with variety I!
What hopss, fears, disapPointmenis, animate
or depress the bosoms there What differ
EN- tales will those Who make up the passen-
ger load tell on the other side The iortu-
nate will describe Cslifornia as Jewel the
unfortunate will describe her as ~arl on an
Elhiop's nose. What different fortunes await
those IN board. Some will find their friends
all woll-somc will 60 home and weep by the
descucdIh Ihearih, or sit down sadly by the side
II some quiet liuls mound In tie cllur-' yard.
The l'rcr may End his idol still his alone,
for woman is often true he may iind her
anolhcr's for woman il sometimes false. The
husband NAV 60 back pure man-ycry doubt
ul-ro a faithful wife he may find that
another has 4 more modern claim to her. So
IL is. The bankers draft may be protested
the merchants order not fulfilled the miner.
home desccaicd, the man Of pleasure Gnd
none. Or it may be the rcvcrs,-juSi like
life. Good and evil mixed like life, hope and
disappointment, life ard death, wealth and
poverty. Tho hauser are hauled in, the pad.
dies move, and away shc goes over the ocean
just like life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-07-28

SNouLAR EScorSrrr. 4 few days ago.
a common hen and drake were observed IN
marital strife by the side Of the Oich, at Fort
Augustus. Fc upwards Of an hour, tho
comba, was maintained with equal 7igor and
anirnosily. Fortune at last seemed about 10
decide ir favor Of her of the barn door, when
suddenly the aquatic, collecting all the sner.
~ Of despair, seilsd his opponent by the head
dragged her inio the pool, dysd her into tho
water. and there drowned her. ! aPPeaT
that poor "chuckic'S" male protector had
on the previous day given sound 'hra'li0c
to the drake, and hence his revenge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-07-28

alt is generally supposed says Mt H.
l.. Pell, chat fish are not possessed Of tho
sense Of smell from ,ho following expert
mcnr, am convinced they are placed a
honk we'll baiicd with an angle worm, enile'
inply before perch weighing one and a bali
pound he did not take the leas, notice OF It.
II was withdrawn, and drop Of tie oil OF
rhodium brought in contact with IL, when It
was dropped very carefully several feet be-
hind him, he Immediately turned and seired
the bait. This experiment was several times
repeated with like success. II has been de-
MED that fsh have the sense Of hearing.
find many varieties very sensitive 10 nOi's,and
by numerous experiments am convinced that
their sense Of hearing ls acute
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-07-28

MEAsrRruESr oF BooEs. The effect OF
any writing on the public mind is na'hema'-
icaly measurable BY its depth OF thought
How much water does it draw lit awak'
en- YOU to think, III, lift you from your feet
with the great voice ~ eloqucnce, then tho
cilcr, is to be wide, SLOW, permanent, over
tile minds Of men ifthe pages instruct you
not, they will die like flies ir tho hour.
fR w Emerson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-07-28
David lTGmc

CrRrors Tar. 4 farmer who had bought
4 calf from a butcher desired him TO drive !,
TO his farm, and place it in the stable, which
he accordingly did. Now it happened that
very DAY that man with a grinding organ
and dancing bear, passing by tia, war' be-
ran their antics in front of the farm. Amer
amusing the farmers family fr como time the
organ man entered his house, and asking the
farmer il he would giye.him alnight's lodging.
The farmer replied that he could give tho
man Z loring, but was at loss where topui the
bear. Afsr musing a little ho determined
10 bring the calf inside the house, and place
the hear in the stable, which was done. Now
The butcher expecting the calf would remain
in the stable al righ, and to steal !, ere morn
ing. and the farmer aud his guest we're IN The
nigh, awakened by fearful yelling from tie
outbuildinr. Both 60, up and taking 4 Ian
tern. entered tfc stable, where the farmer
found to his surprise, the butcher Of whom he
had bought the cali, in the grasp Of the bear
which was hugglng him most tremendously
for he could not bite, being mutzled. The
farmer Instantly understood the nliurc of the
case. and briefly mentioned the circumstances
10 the owner Of n,--who to punish the
butcher for his ibicnded theft, called out To
tho bcar,-"Ilug him, Tommy" when the
bear. embraced him so lovingly and earnestly
the butcher roarcd most hideously with the
pain. Afer they thought he had suffered
enough, they set him free, and the butcher
skunk away glad to escape with his life, while
the farmer and his CUES, returned to their beds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-07-28

We notice the offer Of 1000 pounds reward
for the discovery Of a new material from
which paper can be manufactured Some In.
f.uaied person has suggested the bark OF
trees, owing, no doubt, to its association
with leaves; while another jocular discover
or, names hemp, as likely to produce the best
noosepapet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-07-28

The True Della says that though there is'
on an cveragc, a murder committed IN New
Orleans every hr,lre hours there have been
bu, two convictions for the crime in dSh
ysarst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-07-28

"Four hostile nswsPaPers," said the great
NaDoleOp, "arc more to be feared than hun
dred thousand bayone's."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-02

The friends and aequain Of the family also Of her
brother, Marcus Augustus and her brother Francis de-
ceased invited 20 attend her funeral from her late
residence No King street. this afternoon at three
o'clock Her remains win be inferred in Eleventh street
Cemetery.
Suddenly, JAMES CouGmN, aged rs years and months
His friends and acquaintance, likewise the members
Of Engine Company No. 20, Hose Company No 40, and
the Ore department in general invited TO attend the
funeral this afternoon at half past o'clock, from
No l38 Liberty street, without further invitation.
On Friday, June &c. JoHs DESMOND, in the 48th year
Of his age.
His friends, and those Of his stepsons William, James
and George W. Swayne invited to attend his funeral
from his late residence No l43 Fulton street, Brooklyn
at two o'clock this afternoon.
On Thursday, June 20, very suddenly, SAMUEL WASH
GIoS PENNY youngest Of James and Susanna Penny
aged rs years.
His remains inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
In Staten Island, Saturday morning. July after
short liners, Mrs. ELABxm TsxS relict OF the late John
Tysen, in the 74th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend her funeral without further notice. from her late
residence Port Richmond at two O'Clock this after
noon. Conveyances win be at the Port Richmond land
ing the arrival OF the twelve O'Clock beat from foot of
Whitehall street, New York
On Saturday, July of consumption JOSEPH ADAxsoS,
aged 80 years and months
His friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from the residence Of his brother
In law, Geo n. Barr, No. 81 Hammond street, on Sun
day, the I'd inst, at O'Clock p. NJ
Macon, Ga. and New Orleans papers please copy
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Died.
Suddenly, on Saturday, July i, JEREMIAH LouNsBRRY,
Jr., in the 3oth year Of his age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
lis s residence ~ Of
Fourth street.
On Friday evening, June 3d. at his late residence at
F0r6ham, Wsstchester county, Of endocArdties, Mr..
JOHN EiInBY, formerly Of Hull
The friends Of the family respectfully invited at
interment viii take place at Greenwood at Ave O'Clock
Lourr Il, daughter Of william K Thorn, in the aotR
The friends Of the family are invited to attend her flu
Of her father, No. Is West Sixteenth street
On Sturdy r. %o5O.s !u SUSAN TYSON youngest
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70
No SIT Henry street, without further invitation
On Saturday morning. July l, Of eonvulsions, wISuRn
Ann daughter Of Richard and Margaret Ann Austin,
The friends and soquaintancss Of the family, also the
members Of E. l. Snow Social Union No. s. and the Order
8. Of t. and the members Of Union Lodge No. q indie
peDdent Daughters Of Samara, most respectfully In
vted to attend her funeral at two O'Clock this afternoon
from No. Orchard street, Division
Suddenly ON Saturday morning, July i, JACOB MOORE
aged % years, months and 10 days
eran Corps Of 1872 respectfully invited TO attend
his funeral at twelve O'Clock this day. from his late
On saturday morning, July l. JULIA COLLINS in the SD
year Of her age, native Of Donerale, county Cork
Ireland.
The funeral will take place at half past o'clock this
afternoon from the residence Of her son, David Collins
corner Of Columbia and Doughty streets Brooklyn. The
relatives and friends Of the family invited to attend
Her remains will be taken Calvary Cemetery for inter-
ment.
On Saturday, July 1, MARY McMASus aged 81 years.
native OF Tempeport county Cavan, Ireland.
Her friends and acquaintance are invited to attend
her funeral at two O'Clock this afternoon from
residence, No 30l Mulberry street.
On Thursday, June 20, Of consumption, ELIZA DraAs,
aged 80 years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-02
Z eas f, Married,
In this city, Saturday, July l. by the Rev Mr. Far

In this city, Saturday, July by the Rev. Mr. Far
RELY, Colonel HAGaERrY LEACH to Miss SARAH BURKE.
san Francisco papers please copy.
On Tuesday evening June ~, by the Rev. Dr. Mlett,
RUssuL TO Miss SARAH ANNE BMcHAx, all Of this city.
On Sunday evening, June Is, At lacComb's Dam, by
the Rev. william Richmond, WILLIAM Z. SMITH Jr to
HARAH ANN Rmp, Of this city.
In Trinity Church, Rutland, vt, on Wednesday, June
this city to EMILY, daughter of the Hon. T. Hodges Of
Rutland.
At Cold Spring, L. l., Wednesday June %, by the
Rev Mr. Edwards, Miss ElzAnsrH II. CoNKIlN daughter
Of R. n Coniiiu, Esq, to Mr.. WnInx KrssAx, of MIL
burn New Jersey.
On Wednesday June %, at Forsyth street Church. by
the Rev. W. H. Norris, Mr.. GEORGE Holt SMITH to Miss
DoRcAs TRorTRR, both Of this city.
London papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-02


AT SPECIAL MEETING OF WASHINGTON EN-
a CINE Company, No TO- bed saturday evening. July
the folio wing pfeamble an resolutions unanmously
ADOPTED
Whereas II has pleased Divine Providence TO remove
from amongst While In early manhood and In full
fricr ID, James Coughln-
Resolved That while ws bear with resignation and
mission TO the Divine will but feel for tho
loss sustained in being deprived in his death valued
friend and comradc
Received That ths manly and straiehtforward conduct
Of the deceased whilst endeAred him to all and
that his memory will long be cherished BY with ssnti
merits Of affection and esteem.
Resolved That deeply sympathse with those to whom
h. was mo,s nearly stt.ehsd By ties q Kindred srd that
IL their loss Of dutfui and ssctionsts brother
Resolved That mark Of respect TO the memory Of
the deccsse the membes Of the company attend his I'm
neral In . body.
Resolved That copies Of these resolutions transmitted
70 the bsrsaved relsve and friends o. snentsd COM
rade. JOHN nORRISSEY, Foreman.
C. MoxABAN, Secretary pro tenn.
TEE EXEMPT. HONORARY, AND ACTIVE MEN.
meet at the engine house sunday, July2 ",
attend the funeral Of our late loremsg Jas Couehn.
WIN. HACKETT, Chairman.
CHsIsrorHEn NoxAHAS, Secretary pro tenn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-02
gPIRKTUAIAISM.

hold cir lies every from TO 10 o'clock sad Tues
dav ThursdAy and Friday afternoons from 70 O'clock
At No 9H Broadway Ladies' and gentlemen respect
fully invited 10 attend Admission to afternoon circles 50
cents; evening DO, D cents.
CPIRITUALfeM ANN DEAH BROWN FOR-
merry Mrs risb, Of the For fsmiy viii bold circles 81
IA last Fifteen III street Irving place. Tues
day wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings, from 70
10k O'Clock. Admission, l. +.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-02

Pianos, MelOdeons and Music.-Hornce Wa
THRS ass BrosSw.y, is s.susiv: agent for Gilbert
stons pianos Chickering's pianos, Gnberts beudor
pianos and Horace Waters pianos s. d II. W. smith .
Melodeons Goodwin Baldwin, lodeons. Mr. Waters
has ALEC on hand pianos Of eight other different makers
merchandise Of variety and Of quality better
can 30 found elsewhere His motto being small profits and
sailing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-02
THE TURF.


pure Of el00 will BE- sivsn mile heats best three in
wagons; free for horses that rotted
To come on July entries TO close Monday July by 10
way; three or more to msis asid and two 70 start
NRNTRKvILLE COURSE, L. I-TROTTING.-NON-
~ day, July s. ~ o'clock p. n match 81 000 mile
heats beat three in hve In harness. H. Woodruff names
e. Hunter H Jones names n: m Irene TO be fair
day leave tn.
NRNTREvILLE COURSE, i. I-TROTTING, NON.
" day, July s. AZ four o'clock p: M-hateh $500 mile
Best three in Ave. in harness. H. Woodruff
True john 'f wn osi cossSiE y Proprietor
MATCH S1o.ooo-BErwEHN GREY EDDY 4 HIGH
M land MAid-Centrsville Course, L. 1rctting FRI
r. NJ match $40 co mile heats best three in Ave in
Fay JOEL
TRorT1No AND PAcINc;;-A PURSE OF e 500 WILL
S ~. : 81 K
20
wan be given TO- paosrs mile heat best three
In ave all paccrs Entries TO be made before IL
O'Clock, ~ the same place. Three or more 70 start
T1NIoN COURSE, L. I-TROTTING..oN THURS.
s.. az 70 woosaa fI Names nl's
Lsdy Collins; PiGsr % Lady Franklin. Stages
leave the wamsburs ferries for the half
hour TO come on on s5 sffs yssrDKrR, propr...
u On Monday July TO- Al O'Clock, match for "a 600.
Ave miles and repeat TO harness carrying 1855 pounds Geo
spioer nsIsss Hero wo ,sros names ss Z 8 Prince
past O'Clock and the 10
TO como on on s''' JOHN ssEprKrR, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-02

GRAND PICNIC AND CoTILLON EXCURSION.
NJ The First Annual Excursion OF tho Now York Young
Mems Roman Catholic Benevolent Association Riddles
Grove will take place Tuesday, July 18th, 1854 the
Fund connected with the As.csistisn. The Steamboat
Band are engaged The best will land a. the folowin
places Wis Of Jay street North River 6k oei,es
A Tenth street kAst River O'Clock; Broome street.
IN Fulton street Brooklyn ~ Hammond street, North
kiver O'clock spring street So tab, this barge a.
Pier No North River, ate o'clock Tickets 30 cea 70
JEREMIAH QUIsLAN. Chairman.
FpArcrs kcHusH, sscy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-02
New Music.-Our Girls Ballad, w,

New Music.-Our Girls Ballad, Words, G.
ID. Stuart music Thor Baker Title page embe she'd
with the most splendid vignette Of gels
Published Price 30 cents Firemsn's Qusdre, by Jusn
beautiful yignette Price 50 cents. JueAs Farewell
dedicated to The ladies of Amerea Price so cents no
RACE WATERS, 1893 Broadway. N. B.-Musc sent by
mail; postage free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-02

the above place this evening No charge admission
PRssENTAToN = ON MONDAY EVENING JUys
sd suan rss s0. .na
number q Fqsst. meet them Aessrs Lovsjoys Up
r. iss
MI TrsdsIioi crsshton Sir her. assembled this
to Ss.ry cut the re,ousons adopted - meeting
IS
high ssy shso
RS%sSr: ~ h they they TO who
meteor. that high reputation which h.;
sea
tiers h.ys and do continue tes to superior excel
yho introduced ehrononster in Anne.
ssss sis Il Ssr
only BY tho aid q their respeusiys govern.
long with 'S your
as fs Sts
again SIR We thank you for your honorable and manly de-
sus s
IT,
Gs I,saros ch;rmsa and csns,smsn
Tse
Il ind nS large
man T. resolves in my view It. greatest value from the
such and how frsausn.y the
the s,sss% and good wall e the Intelligent workmsn
creighton,
sent Of Creghton feel proud and happy and
existing between shall be dissolved Yes gentlemen.
hope that shall be long associated to muusl advsn
tage for the relations between the employer and the
poyed those mutual benefit and the moment these
benefits cease to be reciprocal the fabric falls to the
graund The day has gone BY when the employer could
tcnt to blush when It called mechanic Sir
consider the farmer and the mechanic to be the bone and
sir the land and in this free and enlightened country
know Of prouder title than that Of the good and sku
mechanic. Gentlemen again return warmes tia axis
for valuable present, and trust that future
course may prosperous ss the most sAnsune among
The pitcher weghng between sixty and seventy eunces)
Of most excellent workmanship and reflects great credit
the taste Of those who got IL The chasing Is fne
and the degn relates chiefly to nautical matters The
ire shield contains the inscription which ~ follows
Prssen ted to Mr. Frederick Creighton BY ias Working
Makers Of New York Who mutually desire 70
employer and the art who successfully carried out tho
OF in these United States
juno 10Th, 1854"
after the presentation concluded the guest Of the
evening M Crsgh and the other invited
into An adjoining where sumptuous supper awaited
thsm which the greatest credit the establish
msnt Of hesms Lovejcy and Upon And add that
toast the hours new swiftly by and the company broke
At late or rather, carly hour highly pleased with the
THE DEsiDERATUM-TH REsTAURATEUR. NO
lN Fourth avenue Union square, open day and
evening" Sundays included for the
who require breakfasts dinners suppers and lunches
served In the best style Citizens and
yited to CALL N. B.-Oysteu always on hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-02

Dague, reotypes for July Mes1e Brothers'
gpscovs galleries cool and airy the being
directly opposite keeps place st e5mfortabIs
ratrre Oar galleries will be open usual the Fourth,
on day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-02

secondhand Pianos at Great Bargains
One for S25 for $50 one for $780, Sl2 one
near new having been but little used for s75 Also
octave meodeon, but little used for go ~ for
30. HORACE WATERS, S3S Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-02
THE TRADES, &C.

GARDENER WANTED-OrE MARRIED. WITHOUT
Vt children whose wife wash and iron WE'LL and milk.
Apply John Daley 81 William street. Of Pine, up
tAire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-02


GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION AROUND
;i1 %s. e. s. .sas
keypor: on Iassdsy July leaving The foot q Spring
ssesl Grid K.:s liver ok osl.st snd Pier No
Essfs s1 s;SssE
ne above viii afford most pleasant excursions q
Ksys: S:; sg.:,.ssisy :sisyas sssasia
sss sFsss
ss,ss " 1ss 3as ssss StisFsS 'isa
ysna st. as Ct 3stssy Sg N rn'ssn
EiftSstsss NsvYoIh. 81 Broo9s .trsss. 81 Pie NoS
Nc HHs sl g. ss
Parry ri: excursion: viii ss.ats.t sstili 81.
sss
NJ Eth nra ss New P s1 ToS
Il Msa.sans.y ssrsss jersey City * Canal :sssss "
SsT
70 AZ eve ID
Grand stree. NJ 7 BRYANT: hat store, No ass Gr.Id
Dsavsp Hotel Collins Hotel hisdsphis Hotel Jersey
:'Ss
GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION, FRox
Ut AsS. and Nss YS5f
Aronnd Staten Isiand .fordpg opportuni
+:
NJ cigsssPs' PEEL Rst
Is: :i Il: ! T; s u
M Hudson liver s.f.r !. West Point On The s!snas q
s%I.S MI leave sIss$s s.:s:s7 eess1 Pei dip
r s ss' s. P
ing; Rhls cotlon band engaged The dancing win b
ana Es5; i'
NEW JERSEY RAILRoAD--FoURTH OF JULY
Fare
ss ss s,' md
81: s s : r s s:s..g
.ss,s train Mi Leave Eshv.y Never.
81 :Ss n:Sxay = x
q and ssS So Sofa
# each place good 70 return IN q TIE Wy trains on
.ascn.for % cents Ensariien, New Yo.i ,ad Phsdsi
sa IN NJ. 70" Is. ,s sd -
fsss;siS: q: sss IS = July Il +: "
yrANNANY. SOCIETY OR coLUnBIAN oRDER-
sss
onpEn OF ,iHHAIaENEsrss.
Of busins General and punetusi attendance
Ht1sociosk n, che large room Of Tammany Hall win
be thrown open fcr the admission Of nom ,ers invited
snsss and friends Of the society with ladies accompanying
them. -
At O'Clock p. n. the syercsss will commence with
music b shstens bssd after Witch the rad
Herrick. Music T" Hail Columbia" BY the band.
ORArIoN nv LonENzo B. SHRPAnD, Esq. Music Star
AZ O'Clock, r; the Society, frieAa. and invited
guests will assemble In the bsnqust room Tammauy Hall
70 particle o. dinner tbs occasion b hs.ms
Howard Brown in their best style which will take place
AT Z O'CLOCK REcrsELv. Distinguished democratic
friends from different parts Of the country have been ia
vfted and sighted their intention Of being
sent respond 20 patriotic toats and pask.
Of the walters Of the eeat spring smoke the calumet OF
peace and unite with their brsthrsn for the
success Of its principles throughout our serious ocean
bound republic.
Teietsfof admission 70 the grafton and the dinner
be had by application TO the underssed Sschems OF the
Society.
Daniel = D:layan, Gee. {. Mssss.ve, Thomas Dunlap.
Jacob Vfseland, Charles A Denike, Andre Froment.
G. Montgomery. Abm. K Pattison, James Conner,
Stephen H. Fseks, Henry yandewater Stephen n Drew
ELTJAH r. PURDY, Grand Sschen.
JB. HETHER1N0TON, Scribe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-02
REWARDS.

9100 REwARD-PKTER ANTON WALLACE, OF
PlVO the firm Of Wallace Won Hinuebef, aged n
years left hs store 2 wsshipGton street. bustnss
the morning Wsdnsday the 18Th Of june and has not
and pants, stray has. white shirt marked r A. Wis
wbsksrs and hair specaces and Of very strong
snd healthy appearance Any person that can give any
bnts to the Of body IN he should have met
With accident fou play viii be rewarded - above by
calling at the once Of hs firm, 2sl Washington street.
ON RRwARD.-sTOLEN WHILE IN BANK, A
HlO cerAed cheek signed Kennedy, ON the seventh
Ward Bank payable order Of Knickerbocker savngs
Bank for S. III x also s. BILLS All persons are hereby
cautioned from negotiating the iame. payment being
STOPPED.
HS REwARD.-L0sT, ON THE 18th INSTANT, IN
I'D Broadway Fifth or Eighth avenue, from Tecth to
hub Of light wagon The finder will receive the above
ward returning the same to 81 Fhh avenue corner OF
Tenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-02

Camc0.Daguerreotypes, on the Fourth, at
Wniamsons Gallery in Brooklyn 249 Full street. oppo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-02

Nees q Co.., $50 BrOadWay (fOrmcrIy XS9),
first class pictures than any other
secret achinery from twenty dollars
No nlection with any other concern.
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DO REwARD-LEFT by THE SUBSCRIBER, ON
DA Thursday afternoon, In Grand and Canal street
stage NJ Williamsburg ferry pocket case Of nstru.
tuning pianos Any leaving the sane At
tho piano warehouse 81 Messrs j. d. Waller 55 Broad
-Ay, will receive the above reward. 7. 8. NEDHAx.