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THE MEMPHIS WBTG

Col JOSEPH N. WILLIAMSON has purchased an in
terest IN this paper and viii hereafter act as one of
its editors. Col W. is spoken OF, in the papers of
Memphis, as gentleman of talents and integrity,
and We welcome him, with pleasure, into the corps
editorial.
MoREAU BREWER, Esq, formerly Of the Trenton
Banner, is also engaged in the editorial department
of the Wig. We know Mr. BREWER, aud esteem
him highly for his talents and personal worth.
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THE DOOM OF THE SINGERS.

"
Inc meisncnoty Gays are come,
n, me sauues'o ., 'ne year,
vi waning winos, ana NAKED WOODS
ana meaoows Drown ana scar
me Ded"i q Me f~a7'.
The grand romantic DAYS have come
Tie proudest of all time
Banker calls our poets forth
And offers cash for rhyrne,
Far in the iron compassed vault
Mid silver, gold and notes
hear him tell the Continent:
prepare to time your throatS"
thousand weak voiced birds reply,
Who rhyme reason know;
The Banker turns away his head
Or only saws: $3.50"
Where are the bards. the true old bsrds
That lately stood and sang
And shamed away to silent gloom
This now uproarious gaues
Alas they've learned another trade.
For tbouoh their SONGS were sweet
They GOT M other nav than nra;sa
And praise ain't good 10 eat,
The noet in these later times
Wants breaJ-ve Give him s,o,as.
ya wrong him tI,rnus,b his toiIson,o 'Tf.
Then csnonize his homes
And |, had not printer turned,
Had perished long ago .....-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-07

IS Dr. Elisha Tucker died Thursday evening,
Dec 18th, of paralysis in the 59th year of his ace
at The residence of his son, j. Henry Tucker, Cum
oerand, Md. Dr. Tucker was one of the most eff
Gent and widely known and beloved preachers of
the Baptist denomination.
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DIED-On Friday the 9th inst, Mrs. HANNAH W.
DOUGLAS, consort of Byrd Douglas The friends
and acquaintance of the family are invited to at
tend her funeral tomorrow, Sunday at II o'clock,
A. NJ ..-. .a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-07
THE DISUNI0NIST.
BRYANT

BYG.P.N.
"Woodmsn, spare that tree.
Touch not a single bought
In youth It sheltered me,
AndIll protect it now,
Twas my iorefather's hand
That placed il near his cot
There, woodman, let it stand
Thy axe shall harm it noi!"
Mister, spare our States!
Speak not another world
Thes silly parrot praies
But you're sillier bird
Twas our forefathers' hand
That fixed our glorious lot,
Then, Mister, let 'em stand
tell yCu, touch EN- moi
The old familiar mama,
Whose glory and renown
Made England's lion tame
Her meteor flag" come down.
Mister hush your tongue!
Cut not our heaven bound ties;
Long after you are hung
Our stars shall '1iout the skies"
When but little boy
Blue jacket, pretty pants
How oft heard with joy
My unces and my aunts,
NV father, mother tell
The greatness of our land
These foolish tears will swell
But*--let our old States stand
Ny heart-strings round em cling
So mir d your eye, my friend.
A Brigadier may bring
Your staggering to end,
Old States. ''the free and brave"
Here, Mister leave the spot
While I've sword to save
1 tell you, touch 'em no
~At this pause the pocket handkerchief is produced ant
piled to eyes, 1t contributes strongly to the pathos
1.-THE hundred thousand readers of the Journal, pub
he'd in New York by n. P w. and myself. have beer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-07
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Davidson County Court,
January Term, 1854.
James Wright and others,
! Order of Publication
Aona Storl o,,Jo 4

Agnes Starkie and others.
this it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the following defendants in the above case wit
Elizabeth Hart, Henry Hart, Elizabeth Wright William
oBnent Nancy McGhee, H. NJ. MeGhee, George OBrent
Agnes Peck, John Peck Elizabeth Elliott Andrew Elliott
and Lucy OBren non-resdens of the State of Ten
nesee and that the usual process of the law be
served upon them is therefore ordered that publication
De made 10 some newspaper for thirty days requiring said
defendants to appear at the February term 1854 of this
Court to be held at the Court House the city of Nashville
on the FIRST Monday in said month and plead
muir to the petition, otherwise the will be taken for
confessed as to them, and set for hearing.
Jan7-till sth feb. F, Z. CHEATHAM Clerk &c.
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COMING TO NASHVILLE
CHAMBERS 81 PECK,S MAMMOTH

or Way Scenes in California and the Land and Pa
" ciic Routes-commsneed 1S49, completed 1853
More than twice the size of ordinary Panoramas and
peror fidelity artistic execution ard general interest
it is mammoth in its proportions
~ Due notice will be given Of its arrival.
dec7 DIR. T. +. CHAMBERS, Manager
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importers and Dealers in Havana Cigars, To-
baccO, and all kinds of Foreign Wines.
Liquors, etc.
NASHVILLE STEAM STONE NORRIS

oaHULIl HASIaAI, FkOPkIETUR,
WALNUT GROVE, JEFFERSON ST, NASHVILLE TExx
VIE subscriber takel this method of returning his osi
sincere thanks To hrs friends and the public generally
Tor the patronage he has already received and would saw
to them that he able furnish all ks of cut sfor
fencing. Gaping. sills. steps, AZ. dc
fiassing.-SaSed, bush hammered and self faced
Prices three inches thick 3 per squire vani
Bush hammer live %
Selflseed, two
Orders Thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
Il
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PROF. sILLIMAN's VISIT TO EUROPE.
w. t. BERRY & co., have just received:

w. BERRY * CO., have just received:
THE THIRD EDITION OF PROFESSOR SILLINAN'S
VISIT TO EUROPE in IS5I.-2 vols 12mO, with
cravings
Ii is often that ALLOW ed the advantage Of peru
sing the of travel made BY dgent and al the
same time so accompished---isg Tort EceaiR9 Post.
A rich and reliable mass of European nioTmaiion.-
PkiLI. Courier.
The work has exceeding inierest-G,sv YORK. Ergn-
gelist.
We know not of another travel book Europe that IS
amusing, interesting and instructive thisBssa
Post.
w. T. ID. x CO. have also just received:
BILLIARDS. SIX MONTHS IN ITALY. Third edit
fon
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GOLFERS sHAkEsPEARE.
+. T. BERRY & co. have just received


THE WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE
Reprinted from tie Hearly diseoresd copy ofe Folio
of1632, IN the Possession Of J. Payae C6Hicr,
eONta'aiag nearly
TWENTY THOUSAND MANUSCRIPT CORRECTIONS
With history Of the Stage to the time. introduction
to each Play, a life of the Poet, &c.
BY J, PAYNE COLLIER. F. s. A.
To which added, GlosSarial and other Notes. the
Readings off6rmer editions portrait ae- that BY Martin
Droeshou Vgnete Title steel and fac smile ofthe
Old Folio, with the Manuscript Corrections vol I'm
peral svo. Cloth
Altogether the most correct and therefore the valu
able edition extant"-A8dHy Express.
"Ths edition Of Shakespeare will ultimately superceds
all others IL must certainly be deemed an essential acqu
son by every lover of the great dramaist ~ y Css.
Baercidt Adrsrtiser.
This edition. later must drive all others from
the market.'-E J. ErsEiBg Post
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MN TENS, DiEIECIIANTN, md PEDLARN
HAE increased and am still increasing, nv paper ma
chlDery and am now manufacturing from 81 To- 10 realms
OF printing paper daily and ill an order Of two or hrs
hundred reams IN weeks notice Of auv of M. sirss
naIned below and at the prices attached The quality Of
me paper VIII be the same that used bv all the Nashville
polincal papers.
The terms hereafter viii be cash before the arer leaves
the store unless Is fr 5000 on which ninety
days TO Tour months will De given by the purchases estab
fishing 10 my satisfaction both their soiveicy and roup
ness, aud giving note payable in Bank with 4 good en-
dOrser -
Inc following are the sizas and prices viz
Is by AZ at 81 % per ream "a bv 81 at 3 % er roam,
q by Al at 400 :" "a by 80 at 81 :.
20 BY - at 3 50 I" "a b. 81 at 8 i2l"
% py 81 al SSI1l" " 25 by 81 al 500
"a by IS at % % by 80 Al o. .
Sizes varying IN proportion, but variation the prices
above for ream 900 reains. -
Printers IN ST Louis and Memphis are referred TO nv
prices &c Freight from Nashville TO Their Doins ranges
nom 80 to 4Oc per 100 during the butting season.
januaryS VS. WHITEyAN
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FOR MEMPHIS.

TINE s Mail Packet JOHN SIMPSON HEa~Nh
L Captain DAVIS, Master. will leave here sfssxzff3
on Monday the 9th, at O'Clock p. NJ con- E<.-sS<Ez&
meeting at Memphis with the New Orleans and Memphis
Packets A. HAMILTON and
A l.. DAVIS,
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Davidson County Court,
January Term, 1854.

VS.: Order of Publication.
Jones - Hannah and Others
appearing to the satisfaction ofthe Court that two of
i the defendants in the above case wit j. NJ Carter
and his wife Narcssa Carter nonresdents ofts State
and that the usual of the Court be served
upon them ordered that publication be made for so
days for said defendants TO forward the next term
OF this Court to be held at the Court House in the town of
Nashville, on the first Monday in February 1854 and
plead demur the petition or the same will be
taken for confessed as to them, and for hearing
ian7-lm F. r. CHEATHAM Clerk &c
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VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE


Terms OF sale will be upon credit of u months except
the sum OF $780, which will be required in Cash Notes
with two good securities will be required for the balance of
the purchase money, F. r. CHEATHAM
Jan7-d&tw I'd CLARK
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
sIMMs, POPULAR ROMANCE.

SIuMS7 TUT LAX fkOH3NCL'
W.T.. BERRY d co. have just received =
THE YAMASSEE. "A Romance of South Carolina BY
VIM Gilmore Simms and revised edition, with il
Illustrations by barley. limo. cloth.
W.T.. Ii. & co. have also jast received:
MINNESOTA AND ITS RESOURCES To which are ap-
pended Camp Fire Sketches Notes Of trip from st.
Paul tn Pembna and Sekirk Settlements the Red River
of the North BY Wesley BOud with map Of the
Territory view of St PaGs and Of the Falls of ST.
Anthony. In l vol. 12mo. CLOTH
STRAY YANKEE IN TEXAS by Philip Paxton,
cheap edition, paper cover.
WESTERN CHARACTERS; or, TYPES or BORDER
LIFE IN THE WESTERN STATES BY J. L. Mcdonnell,
author of Talbot and Verna" &c.
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MERCHANTS AND PEDLARs-RACS
WANTED.

AN pairing three cents per h. cash for all the cotton
and linen RAGS can get delivered al INV papar snI
rag warehouse on the square.
No merchant or pedar need have any fears o selling M
all the rags they bring at the highest price
IL rs the interest and duty the merchant 10 b,v ra
fOrt creates and draws he otherwise would nd
get and he puts to that which would other,yis on a.
waste - "
Some sill persons consider it a disgrace to save
They are ignorant % the fact that the product fo RAGS
has done more TO advance the happiness Of mankind Than
any oiher one thing known % the arts Of man and there ar,
thousands OF intelligent who are not aware Of the s.,
cacula6e advantages they would bestow upon a growing
up family by saving their rags and with them or ths,r nro
eeeds pay for good nepPp that their children would
learn TO read with avdity aud gather from il host Of m
jams " = WTIrrp,y
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lust ARRIYEDPER REV CnIIRsIx.

ISL AKRI' ED PER BEN COURSIN:
- ok Ohlo Bugg'es consisting of the following,
One slide sea-, with extension top,
-Four Top Bugges;
One Open Buggy
ALSO
ot OF superior Harness. consisting Of the foowing
One set OF Carriage Harness. A No l. silver plated;
hg1. Ianey do do
Fonr sets OF Buggy Harness, No I silver plate
one set OF Carnage Harness. brass plate
Also, lot Of fancy Riding Brides and Martingals An
ply 10 JOHNSON, HORNE d co,
Broad street,
Or the subscribers at Union Hall
Jan5-Iw j. WAR W CNpFf pIppY
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*Chrysan;hemum. Its budding beauty is often surprised
by winter-ZHe .4uthor.
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ID EMOVAI.-HART 81 HOLLINGSWORTH
III HAVE REMOVED TO NO &C. North lst side Pub
lie Square, in the Warehouse formerly occupied by W H.
Gordon 4 Co. Tianuorvs
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MI EtHANlCS 1NSTITUTE.-THE ANNU-
vi AL MEETING of the Mechanics Institute and Libra
~ association will be held the New Rooms in Coopers
building, on Cherry street, SATURDAY EVENING
1th lnst at o'clock full attendance Of all elected TO
membership is desirable Officers of the Institute for the
ensuing year to be elected and other important business
10 be transacted. j. +. MORGAN
lan6-2t
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FOR SALE.
BRlCh DWELLING with or rooms No Is
IA corner OF Church and McLemore streets Two or three
small houses can be erected the Lot fronting on McLe
more street. that will rent from S5J $500 each bar
gam VIII be gwen II the above valuable property Make
early application at No. IS Cherry st. 10 .
Octzs- X. W. BROWN, Real Estate Agent
NOT1CE.-i am closing up my business with a view Of
~ permanently withdrawing Msny persons are udebt
they will call and pay up without further DELAY or trouble
have removed my Beoks and Papers TO the room adj
loinng Messrs W. H. Gordon Co.
aug IA SAM STAY
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A LSO.-Received this week large lot of Trunks,
L y Shirts, Stocks, etc., for sale low at
jana LANDE d EISBACHS
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PRINTERS, MERCHANTS. AND PEDI.ARs

TOR SALE.-A GOOD SECOND-IIAND
Il CARRIAGE and HARNESS. Call on
dec7-n JOHN H. SLOAN. at lis Livery Stabla
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BY G. L. N.
"Woodmsn, spare that tree,
Touch not a single Dough.
In youth It sheltered me,
AndPll protect it now,
Twas my iorefather's hand
That placed ii near his cot,
There, woodman, let it stand,
Thy axe shall harm it mott"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-28
DIED.


On Tuesday, October "a, af!er q shor. illness, Jou
ToUEG. sgec SO years.
Hs frseIds Aad Of his brothers in Ian, Thomas
Snd Iheo ere ptAr respectfully invited TO attend
his funeral tomorrow afternoon oc,osk precise
ly, from his ats residence No. 100 East Twenty first
street. HIS remains sili be taken to wood for
te,msnt.
Maine papers please copy.
rnENE the beloved vrs OF Joha Barrett sgsd 81 years
and 10 months, after severe aud protracted iJness
which she bore With Christian fortitude.
No 10 Orange street. st O'Clock this Afternoon rhe
relatives friends Of the family respsct July nvl
ted 10 at'tnd ~ithous further notice.
On Friday, October q, At IL O'Clock A. ". Of con
trmpt.oc ELIZABETH 3 the beloved wife Of JAMES A.
The funeral win take place from her late residence No.
ISL clancy street. to morrow If ernoor, &, O'Clock
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
iDvitse TO attend, wthou. further notice.
On Fiiosy morniug, o:,ooer q, CAmARSn ADELAIDE,
daughter q william and Electra Jane Brewer, aged
Abe friends Of the fsly are invited TO attend the fu
neral, from the residence OF her psreot Nc IS wlett
street. 20 morning. Ut half past ten o'closk Her
rer aims VIII be taken 20 Greenwood Cemetery
sueceply, Friday, October u, JOHN H. CARR Of
Thomss An6 Mary E. Carr, in the 7th year Of his age
the relatives and Trends Of the family are 70
attend she fon,Ia a. one O'Clock to morrow Afe aoon,
from the retidenoe OF bs grandmother. Mrs. r. Jones,
NO 2ov Disisioa e:reet HIS remains win 10 tasen to
On ,bursdsy, o-sobsr 26, FRANCIS son Of Alexander
sno Helen Middleton, aged IS months and isys
bhe .eIsvea Fri. ada OF the family are
invited 70 attend The funsr, rom the Of hs
grandmother, No. 14i West ,hiry ex,h s..es at one
o'cluck this afternoon
Msrysvile, Cal papers please cepy.
oa fri az, O5tobr n PETER scn OF Thamas ana hary
Rec, tged ye r, months xnd 10 days
Ire fnencs OF Ire iauiy are respec fay invited TO
titpd the fnrers this afternoon AZ ous oc,o,k rom
No 377 seventh AVENUE.
In this city, on 1hunday 0stober 20, Mrs HrxarErrn
PieuA, Of rsrryfosn. sge1 81 years.
Tie fsrds OF IRE fsaiy requested 70 attend her
furss this morning. at tsvsn o'clock a. the Old Dutch
isfe med Church, Tairytovn Friends wishi9g to ac.
enupsny tho remains viii ,lesse tase the cars from
Chambers or Thirty FIRST streets, this morning. At mine
O'clock.
On tu-sSay October 20, Of dropsy EDwARp WILLIAM
Only child Of Paul and Sarah G. Wells Of No 263 Full.
ton street. frookyn sged years, months aud 22days
Epfish papers please copy.
Tn Friday, October ~, kffer lingering iuness CATB
REE ssct Of the late George Demuad In the 100 year
~ Der are
lie ssisays sns fren3s Of she family al 0. str s,rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-28

China ann EastrcIA ware, Now on Exhabs-
tior It toe Crystal Palace, belonging AID ". Cope
l-pd, Of Londer, al hstsrs John Rose Co Of shrop
EIesrd rtis collection sampfises and dtnner
toilet ser, dressing t.bies ~ also Of
art segg PAriko marble stcsry vases rich
is,6 ttpres sod great variety Of ohsr articsss
The Palsce viii close 10 ~ dass and am
atuoc-td ny abe osIers TO eeu tbs articles =. vesy
Zoe psite rs.ser than to retnrn them TO Europe;
at fo Il per cant che per than -nsy coni3 pur
cbsto ;hsir ~orss ia Eogsuj There IL &C sttend,n.
1T 1e Ps.sce who viii show he goods, further 10
10 uassD he bad at my store, No. 233 Bisecker
sweet eoor from sixth railroad at whion
pace etsp eoretsntly baud large assortment 81
cti - lac, and esfuenwa,e. Bs-ecsi With g'e4t
nssieg my late visit to Eurofe Cd ~. LEIGH
r. o 3unssred add fry y .au ,afu, Baiisi,ng
sln be c'ty efPat sson at Pseais Fsl at auction,
ca NeorescAy and ihursf ~, Nov l and the
un'e - ms property IL beautifully situated for pr
~sf- i.sIdtncss and II wolfe bedly he good
vssfm nj ~ properly IN this unity iucress in
vs,s tspoly We nteb not begin TO enuuerate tae ad
% this pace prcpsxts offe 70 tn
yut- u icing cris thirty five MINI - II from he
city osui al aud romantic scsrerv II IL not sur.
pstsss by arg The OWEN have just dnshe No ana
sps DID h,1 ye be Psssxc al ths phase ~ "a.
AZ e. C ts - tearing ssent7 tons to ever yen
IS squsrs fssf tica s he on ths drst say ~
,xe His pro ,ssty also 10 The aslraad
depot and all TN prpcTs q ctoyiss FIR MAPS aad AL
Iarcnlsvs ,iS - the auc.cxeer, OF janice w. BAR
AAa, nv. . N~ -@-a ss--<~
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CAasles Wilsoa AID Jass q. Dsuund are respectfully
invited 70 attsaa TIE funsfA - morrow Afternoon at
three O'clock fu the residence Of her ssn 10 law Abra-
ham Allan, No. 22s Atlantic street. Brooklyn without
further imvitation.
st. Louis papers please copy.
On Th1ndAy Oesobsr %, PucH Kro, Jr., aged 10
years and month";
The friends Of the family invited to attend his fu
neral this afternoon, at half past one O'clock from his
late residences Of Frat and North First Streets
Wilia msburg.
At Unioupcrt, on Thursday, October %, EIIzABnH
wife Of Philip Dcty, aged 10 years. mensh and % days.
The friends OF the family invited 10 attend her fu
neral at three O'Clock to morrow afternoon from the
residence OF her daughter, Unicpport.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-28

Young America DsRins 10 show signs OF good
sense, for understand that AL the young
now psironize KNOX when in want o. neat, slsgant
hstpg, flsssaot appearing hat. Knox docs know how
to get such an elegant hat and his present fan styles
aneek sy.ryimng Ike competition completely in the
shade HIS up to~r pot, Ia the Pres colt House.
the great centre Of attraction for gentlemen Of leisure
and refneDsnt while his older established stand at 128
yuttn street. still retains all its mmeose popularity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-28

On II ursdsy evening, October &c, by the Rev. D..
Ferris TnoMAs f. JMENAH to LOUISA L., daughter Of
jacob F. Herizel, Of This city.
In Brooalyr, ON Thursday October 20, ct the real
dence Of William Manyn, Esq, BY the Gev. Mr. Labagh,
minister Of the Episcopal Church, Carroll street, Mr.
WnIAn H. Messy, Of Exeter, England, to JAM ANNE
Of Carrickcrshsnnon, county Leitriru, Ireland.
At Hamburg, ~ j., on Thursday, O,tobsr 49, by tho
Few JoeiCampb<n, FRANK a. TUCKER Of st Louis, No.,
to ANNIE daughter Of Hnn. Daniel Haines.
A. South Farms, CT, Thursday, October 49, by Rev
D. L Psrmalee, ~ WI Fl. LAURENCE, of Brooklyn, N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-28

ne reopsf st. NAYS arrived ct Be- Aolulu Auyzst
=, from Cslho
ne United States stsamsr nassAchuss.ts from Nor
~, bound TO tbs Pacific axd the friests ssvanrah
were st Rio Janexo Sept Ia
The slocp Of var John Adams. Commander Boutwell
from Boston for Pacific Ocean, which an .borsd in Man.
t.shet Roads on 26th inst wens tho afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-28

IT'S the style of the hat, tha. n mt emen trt asure
Net the length Of . broom katter can measure.
Rafferty, d Leash Wish 90 Have II DIS
tDcfly that they net up fer any public
scs bat that they tinue to ten their inirnisoe
uatsIrsac hs 1t 81 Chatham and corner Of Oh tham
ed Pearl etreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-28

CristsIOYO's Hair Dye.-ThAs Splendid Dye
Las equal in the world the tints impart. BY II to
the hair those Of nature Sold Wholesale aud retail
AID spilled st crirtadoro's. No. Astor House.
Cnrehneh's Wigs and Toupces by q novel
improvement secured against n shrinking loss Of
durirg Seiy Their exact Mt, extreme Ggatnsss,
natural appearance and moderate price, mend them
- all wearers No. 1871 Fulton street, vest Of Brood
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-28

EspencheAd c0mmends his Fall Style OF Hats
every gentleman who wishes to select from the var
hat Of the season, at his old price, 50 So lle Nassau
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-28

Pow der ryOOH LOeks-Thelr Value.-The
Office Of Mr.. John Freeman, coal dealer 2s6 West rwen
tegbth street entered the nigh. Of the 23d Of
October, 1854 BY hgeahipg through the door. All ths
vsua5le books srd money secured 10 Of Rich
Co u s.ms Ddsr cafes, with Yales improved powder
proof oeks which the roob.Ts in vain attempted to blow
oren with posder. They then hrsd the premises and
set Safes ike the above for sale by
SIEAKNS MARVIN, 144 and 146 Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-28

Whiske-s Or Moustaches fos ced "a grow
heavily IN six ysaks by my onguentw will not stain
or njure The skR 81 bottle sent TO any part Of the
country Z. G. GRAHAM, 107 Nassau street. N. Y.
Hayes, l76 Fulion ssyeet, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-28

Dr ake's Fan Styles For elegant Hats, Of
the latest most pattsrns cal At BRAKES
Ne. 9B-veYy. N. B-RobertJ ,. r.fa3y, foreman, aud
Jazee p srstsr, salesman, will be psased to serve
tier fris1cs st the above establishnent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-28

Ts GogUsrzsosypo Artists add Deasers..-
SAscpes Of rev and superior plate ready, jus.
civid + cm one Of our hrzn 10 Paris. We can
eoDHeL this plate the best in market Sample fur
warded TO any part OF the United states.
MEADE Bro HESS, Importers,
2S3 Brcsdway, four DOORS above tho Astor House.