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cons. TIfIIIORD
ls1l ~
plhcr stock of Family Medicines.

THE rfuBn has areenir'l the agency of all N"
!. ,,rinu- preparations Of mriigurs hcrcioiof"
Dr. : n Johnson .liur lnhus"pi aud
w constantly uu hand a ull supply, fr,sh dad
ilr
GRAI'N PATENT OINTMENT
rurr piles burns. acallhrad, uld cores, irticrs.
.m. ulcers white savl'ngs and al external
PRICE, hnc tcr b",
H{LifNG'S tSTRiNGFNT NlRtP,
te.n tested thoroughly AMI found Ct sovereign
nr nuN tisrfhH, and all complaints oi the
For the summer complaints % 'Nildirh N
equal -One dollar i-r bottle
(Li.N CELEBRATE tNi}Hl ER PiiLN
h 90 cure cill- nud fever the iiml DAY ana
'-.ly ran equal them for every deso r,rlion u'
! { M. direction. are followed Price soc q box
NYRONG'S NANATilE rms.
b -+lrrd anti h.iinus family mcdicine' are far 81
! in the thousand and one preparations OF "a STINT
fae,et. which are generally nnskllm,y prepared
doubtful efficacy They cure all bilious com
hralarhe. Liver om4.nint, aud dysisi~ia
D. useful ~ all cases Nher" a calhaflc or ai-''
needed
fDNG'S PICTORIAL NTONttH FhLN
i rs Die per box. and VIII cure all complaint.
lieh the >ar-apafillss ARE used and one hoy VIII
r. good ihan dollar both. Also, Spencer
1 ahie pills. well known aud highly appreciated
alton al - ocuis per bon.
p Al sold by c theiforl, only ngen, in Marshall
June I. ~. MS iw
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I-is, Of all sizes; a superior article OF oooN
tper, besides fine lot ct tooIseapi ioho posi-,
b letter paper, very pretty assortment o,
BIZ paper for printing bill tickets inoefa,
paper, etc otc His work Is o'oily wen
Routed, but ~ done without delay
pN IpuI IRIS FUNERAL TX kErS.
,npS BLANKS. NJ Oh Kinds,
pNii TICKETS. Bill. iEADS,
.rDRF nils HAND bills
ms HORSE BILLS. cic,
/ be printed at the shortest notce
BIZ has on hand lot of Blank Executions
! CITATIONS for magistrates Also, lot of
Notes.
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'rrIE TEXAS REPUBLICAN,.
,.,. Two Dollars and a Half = Year!
n ~, LOU q u a. u y,
rplroR NND PROPRIETOR.

rr,,sRrrrnitrss isissued weekly At TWO
,RS AND 4 HALF per annum II pnid IA
pi' II Maid within ~ months. Thrrc Dollar
~, he 1elsvcd until after the SLY months, the
',iih- Four Dollars, Single copies One Dime.
,ti.-raenis at per square, Of ten lines NJ lees
N.n,.nt. pr square for every suh-eqrni Insertion
,i,b.,al discount made for year,, advertisement.
ttanoancemeni Of canaia.'es, Ten Dollar
nc, t-.r cen, will he charged on Advertisements
at,,unfy notices over one square, Viii be- charged
~ .t,,r.,,l,lrr-scd to ths Office must be pre-
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Oar ia ct hcior, and aftor the Flied.
!ts poles Changed.

uge We viii enieayor to present some
peculiar Information 10 support Of such
charge. a deduccd from sacred mstof, and
scientific discovery.
o., " Nr1ul.r Hypothesis assumes
that %, materials @. which oar plane, Is
composed were oYre In state Of gas or
nebulc; thus agreeing with the history OF
our cnsh rs gwen bv Moses. that there
Wasa tm, Vleu uar planet WIS no. rs il
now is. aad 49, "a 70 Epcihly expressed BY
49,. h.Hl tae Wot.is wee famed by the
word oi God. SOD taei things which are seen
,vrie u3t mHde ol lAilgs which do appear
he account at III. creation OF our world
ne giyeu hy Moses, tells u that the Earth
wa, prepared Ike roadl furnished mans
siou. lyf man, before Ae was Introduced
into il Geology confirms this statement,
i,ssapds ON, as positive iafi IL science.
as well as revelation, only the majority Of
gcolog.,'s. steu a. ehttrtail the opinion
that oui planet WAS countless ages Ia prep.
parilton 'or maa's reception not six solar
days, as stated by Noses But the account
given by Nose, mav admit Of eons,ruc.
ION, which can explain much that IS con,
tended Tor bs geoiegisl.. Oar planet may
haze been in a state oi desolalou, when
the command went forth " Let there be
ltsbt, and the SIX days work Of creation,
no doubt Describes. wha' vas done, to On
tie earth with order, plenty aud beauty, as
% WAS before lhr il'ni Our planet may
have 30 3.reHn4 uany changes, and il may
layo hHeu u.e abode al suauRe creatures.
ut''su. o. tta pfe-eut sacred history and
soto. et,at rau .DIs,u.s. may base destroy.
r, 48 H.. u.leI, atd hcaaly ia a. a1i 1t
uay hage -a aua usI for uup.her OF ages,
Previous % ae dod, when the Mosaic
aceouat ot oar planet commences.
lae y.g-t CO., uar eHiu pesenia many
,,Idrurg. % aaai an3 sudden ransulsions.
a.d tou periods ul sayh actions afg record
cd ~ Na-,si one eueu the seas Wetc
saih,rI together l9to thrf m4ht, bis,ns.
aad tho Other az ihe Detler. when tho
fountains he great oep were broksa
an. thus sHuNH4 thai ttdptafe and %,
s'nN ur agreed Do -0mc very important
Hiusulais. AMI a.. Nas.. na, aa eeologist
u .- .uut litl- surprising t5tt Le Should
lla.sh % .ay d urioth avta, oi ,Ie mysts-
tc- "a reu."eY
el4H, peru Hf ctsrpa. His' base tahen
i.sce o. ,lr plaei b-iosc tae ptmgc
~a.I,J HISTORY dvscilots csuilu,p OF
Uauss sou, uI. teal iioa lhM which ruw
.AIste li.ms Barnet author oi cnti.
ugs hi.'H. u. iha tH.ii. lt totth the theory
asa. ,.U'H.iss ..Hre "l change 30 the pc.
slla u' f.. 'tU' t1r p iae; 90 the Hood.
81 .a,.aa'a th. ca4age Of position II !.
r'ui.' .sH.- cool. ,... 90 ais O. mes,ouger Ot
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RAN AW ~!

RON the subscriber ut Green -
wood, Caddo parish, Louisiana,
he aoth day OF June, a p 1858, q
no man, aged about a3 years, of -
complexion, aud about five feet six or
F. ncArs high, SAID boy is an African, and
ss quite broken. | purchased said boy
? o H. ROBBERS, sheriff of upshur county,
p, lie has beer owned by different per
10 Western Texas A liberal reward will
ven Tor the apprehension and delivery OF
! luv to m. at Greenwood, La. or his con
ent IN jail, 40 that get him.
fhc State Gazette, at Austin, Texas,
ease copy for three months and forward
)gount to this Office for payment.
DAVID J. HOOKS.
arshall, Dee. 5. 1888 81 II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

would awaken ma and woula Gud my
eslf weeDiug bjttc,s-
When nlser, tr,m my Lopse an tbc
twelfth dey after ms escapc some New
Mexican traders ossseI by on their way to
the Camnlarrhe s,ttiemania Nlils stand
ing on a small Lig. lo.hiea afte, rhrm IN
order 10 be sure they were mot Indians. I
was discovered b three or four or ho
parry who happed. to 10 some d.lan,e
bchind Thee immedisici, came townrds
ne. aa! saou understood uly situation
They kind, offered to ,aks mo q. ia diem.
and | GLADLY bade farewell Ia pt, bouse In
the woods. The N,siraas ru. t,.s Oh n
bgrra. mud gayo IA. a Hatf.t and .on.
mons cl,,li,e IN vhieh d,s.s.l n,,ss,l
ver, r,n.f,,fal,iv
'v,,a %, ,l,o. a,ys mar t;. ..,, .,u,o
in s;,bt al a L,ns ~ r.t,.,,.ncl,... and
as il was not s.fa far nc. A., h, s.au h,
them. wa. len bolin1 III , n,i,e oiI,
fla. ,-,n,i... ia, ia 49,. ,,....,li ,,..
tern G,r rae At n,si.t A. ,b,, ala no, ,ul
I'M ,he,r u5o.e,.. 49, t,,s.4 ,b.lr
cam, aLent mi.t'tlt Mil. o.rd.,i.,
amonr tho hg.,,. F., camrn,pcbe Indian
.,,,...I ,,,,l.,,, t,.,,., $50. ,bo,',i,,
,,a. 4, ,.n,iys onca mar. Est e,,,an,t.,y
I '' d" - A., ''''' - '"' t,.a,'.'.'
..lf an ,l,.. ,,e,,d ,..J,,sil.l f,,J.y
a.. NH ! ',,,,,,i .,,'i. ~, H.. ~.
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made u. l;e Joon ,9 tbr ,,i.uoI ,,hll. h,
covered mo with di,J o,s.. IA, lafo
All d,,. au, nj ,iri,, crant forth H. ou-rcL
m, Amos, r,tolc,ail, ti,,,st Juan came
and htouoht ms so,n, broad aYd told p,e
NOT h, an, means Il, l.aya.,r, b,4,,s rl,ro
the .rc,t ,l,, Tbs d,v .J.,o.,.d Slowly
alone and copll baa, t,o dreaded Cam
mauches ea.s.a, .,uI rsua.4inr mad shout.
in,t,.carb ,tbe, A,n,.b, Iouu r,,urs,J
br,unino a blaeb,t and sr,.,al l.uv,. If
bread and to,.i o,o tl.t,t o,t,.t remain bsre
for se,ct or ei.,itd,,.. I.tsel. ~ Nh. .f.rt,
ve,s .oili4.I ,.,. t,tI,r oT .ti could
not tah. p,o uul.s. va. v.,tu., +, he,
COME "A earti,o one, u.u-,. .uF .tl,
r,.ts. di.,0,.5.r ,..tIt,. and I ..e....I ...
If ms hons af rescue Disappeared ,rfH
Them Gat I rasalt.d Ia Y.t .f.I th. .u-
paint,d up,. uas..n.
ln "a r.yipp. o,,r l,y found u l,r,e d..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN ACTRESS.

Mrs. Nowatt ia her Autobiography oi
an Actress" gives "A lively account of her
debut:
The dav of NV debut was fixed /,
was IN the month OF June. 1915 had
three months oply for pr,ua,atiop lrees
cant study. training discipline of kind
which the actor student alone can amir.
ciate-wcre INDISPENSABLE Ia oe,tec, sucs
cess. took lencinr lessons. Ia paiu finn.
ness OF position and freedom of bu,b I
used dumb bells to oyercom the cons,i,u
,ional weakness of NV arms and cb.. I
exercised NV voice dnrinr four hours every
dav, to increase It's mower. wo,., n yoln
ulnrps train for as many hours daily tn
learn the graceful management of ousoniv
or classic robes. the d,y befor. NV de-.
bnt IL was necessary that sboold rsbo,,se
with the comp,nv. found tins - sevor.r
ordeal tbnn pcriormiop before the pnb,i.
There Is always hall malicious cu,ios,,v
amonost actors tn vitne,. ,be .ho,, co,,.
inps Of Il novice. They invariably ex,ori.
ence strono inellnntiops 10 pro,hesv f,,l,,e
No wander. lor thew k,nw hes, H.. rico
sub,l.,ies Of their avn ,,t--,ba nu.X,sc,
.i barr;er. tina, star, n, b.,voe, ,ha moo.
n,,yta and bis ,oad
Only those actors vho ars eryacod !,
the scene rehe,rsod ara ,e,,i,..d 10 ,,ocn-
no ,be .,,oe m. ,l,v ,,,, ,bo ,d, =,
I.yons Nrs V.,non ,s N,d.m, ia.
cb,nnalos and no p.,,inn ,a,L o,,.
,.,,s ia onao rho s,., scoro ma no,ors
o,o,.d,d a,o,nJ ,a., u,;,..s ., :, -
;ud,m.n, a, Tho t,.n,hLn1 d,b,1ao,e m
.,,',o ,o,a,,r soo,e4 a, l.; ,a,l, s,a,,at
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'i' pay y '''''"' 'y' WY
'"l Wv ..,'.,l -, ~ -. 80 '''" ~,
ana uh'femuious, ~ assured me. he
+ kuhicon was passed IL a'aht no more
OF the surrounding eyes so full OF specu'
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,,ih., ,rf.,fpn,,,p Vb.n II WA. over
ria, ,..,,,.,,,,, ,.ttar,j .,,nDd mo .,,i;I, t,.
keu- OF uudis4u.ed interest. F,om many
lips received the Hrlrh.lul assurance taat
- was not frightened at night. / should
achieve a great triumph
at shall not bee frightened answered
coahdeutly
49, Not Lr frithiensdi' reiterated Vi
>kerfc,t tat tlat time the low comedian Of
the Park fheatre.l don't hy any such
Gathering JUNCTION to ,our soul
CIV hen might comes, Won vii he fright
eucd hat out ot Your scnses--you don t
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arshall, Oct. 20, 1858.
FOR SALE.

hULAT1O woman aged abou, twenty
I'VE A first rate cook ironer, and washer,
a splendid scamslress She Is honest,
lsl aud devoted to children, Apply at
Leficc
'lfshal'. Nov !, 1853. MIC II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

.TTI'' - - E7'7'T7 y - - - " y
tel Won NAT expected to become "a
mother N a few weeks
was Obliged 10 work Ike slave when
IN camp while There was any service To
perform, was not allowed moment s
rest. was compelled to carry large loads
ON my hatk, "hich' br'"% Hesitate o. sur
hc'eu' clothing was maug'ed tIi HE blood
ran down TO my iee' bad to chase the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

Col. Thomas J jenHuss. attorney eou'
ofa OF the State. leA Ibis cily few days
ago. to spend shof, time with his family
At NAeosdlchss. aud then repair to thg
posl Of dui, at Tyler, AT the meeting Of The
the sap'c1o CourL Persons wishing 10
communicate with Col should, for the
next mpuih, address him IS above.
We understand Col. Jennings will be a
candidate Tor re>elee,ion to ,ae otice he
ra.. t, rtn ti- N'fr o. hr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

The Virginia Legislature adjourned ssaa
de on tae i,h inst, alter passing .j' 3ess,
snd iose,ne goo hilis pnacted upon
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

Mr. larriuger, late [. ). Minister IA
sra,u arrived IN PARIS on the 9th uli.. with
lis landy.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-14
Con gressiOnal.

The House was called to order on Mon
day, the 4th December, noon-l91 mem
hers in attendance. The usual Committee
to wait upon the President was appointed.
Scnate--37 members were in attendance
Gen. CAss was elected President of the
Senate in place of Mr.. ArcnsoN, resigned
After the transaction of unimportant bus
mess, both Houses adjourned until Tuesday
when the Message was read.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-14

nas~ We reprint in our regular edition this
morning, the Presidents Message, which was
issued to Our readers and the public, in the
shape of an extra, Immediately on it's receipt
yesterday. Its great length prevents us conf
menting upon it as we would desire, and as its
Importance demands.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-14
DAILY PIONEER.
SAINT PAUL.:

Thursday Morning, december IL, 1904
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

MONIPEllER FOR eALE-A SPLENDID FARMING
acres % miles below Petersburg Surry county Va and
u. mile from Low Point Wharf, upon tide water inlet
James river. nasigsbe fer large class vessels About
GOO Of the tract ia well imbered with pns oak
and hickory, principally the former from which 1t IL
estimated that from % 900 to 600 cords of wood
BE- cat and delivered a. snan expense Ct Low Point
ing for 81 SO per cord. There 10 plank road now
building directly through Mont pesr to Low Point. Tho
SOIL much OF it. 10 very superior. The buildings in
good conciion new large sized and convenient barn.
MARI upon the promises in abundance and easily acces
mbe. post Office telegraph Office, stores and hotss,
such opportunity offers for the purchase Of de-
sirabs farm and for carrying the wood and coalng
business to profit and advantage The above property
viii b offered for sale privately till the 4th Of Ostober
andn not then disposed Of viii DO exposed rubdly for
sale at IL O'Clock Of that day the premises. For
or other apply to j. A. PACE Peters
burg, Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

11'0UR YEARS LEASE OF STORE BACK ROOMS,
IL basement and cellar, counters gas aud water tx
lures, &C. suitable for either drug store dry goods,
clothing grocery liquor butcher bakery oonfection
cry VII be sed cheap. apply Immediately at All East
Twelfth street. Dr. LEVY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13
gSsn saI.D.

E'oH sALE--oNE or THE BEST GROCERY AND
IL liquor stores IN he Fourth ward: goei lease and
70" rent =" person pees appy with less capital than
e',4'o. IBIS "a no hunoug--S good chance for Ger
aislosng OF tne above Apply at i6s Maiden lane 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

ITO AUGMENTATION SALE, THE GOODWILL AND
Il lease Of old established lumber yard, in Of
the best localities in the city, with balance of Il aad
yard fixtures Inquire Of A. HEARTISS, % Tenth ave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

I'OR SALE-A CONFECTIONERY AND SALOON SUI
Il table for oJstsra superior location, and doiu
fine business The place is well esta oshed and to any
wishing 10 engage In this business ibis Ia chancs
seeom c.rsd Apply inmediatey ~ lo5 Nassau street,
rem No.o PyEpy j ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

L'0k SALE, OR TO LET-TaE WHITE MARBLE
L front house Nc. eS West Thirty arst street, nesr
Broad Way either furnished unfnrnshed has ali the
modern improvements. Apply the premises or 10
ID II. SOILS, IT'S Water street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

INOR SALE OR TO LEASE VERY Iowa FIRST
T. class grocery stand and stock, now doing good
business, and by proper attention can do large bust
ness. satisfactory given for selling Apply on
the premises Of South First and Tenth Streets
williamsburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

T>OUR1H, SIXTH AND FOURTEENTH WARDS NO.
Il tice-An adjourned meeting of the democratic
electors of the above named wards win take place at
Shakespeare Hotel Friday evening" the ed September
inst: 1T O'Clock, for the purpose Of giving the nom
nation of Police Magistrate to Mr. John McGrath Of the
Sixth WARD, and also to adopt such may be
required ia order to the election Of true and
tried friend Of the democratic party All friendly the
animation Of the above named candidate, will please to
attend on that evening By order Of the committee,
JOHN DWYER Chairman.
WILLIAM DE LACY, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

hfoR SALE CASH GROCERY BUsINE5s--SALEs
last year 81, $780, House, lot and all the city,
usss eoa be greatly increased. Pics So 200, 81 200
town. apply % b W. RICHARDS, s07 Blosdwsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

DRlv00RT HOUSE, FIFTH AVENUE CORNER or
ID Eighth street This establishment ID now opsr
FOX the reception Of permanent transient guests
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

ITO BoOTMiKERS FOR SALE THE LEASE, STOCK
i and fixtures Of boot store now doing good BUSH
Reason for selling bad health. Apply at 47 sxh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

HHFX1CAN LEOPARDS.-A PAIR OF THESE BEAU
For particulars address W. T. u box 2i1 Post once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

VXTANrED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE wo
w man az cock, who thoroughly understands her
basiness give good city references aud very psrt
ssar In her departments and likewise could exercise
hsaseheeper Can be seem for two days. ~ No23 CLIFTON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

U1ANTEp-BY RESPECTABLE AMERICAN WO.
w msr, situation as seam Stress and to do light
shamberwork &c also take charge of infant Can he
seen at her last employer for two days. No. "a Fifth
avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

WyANTED--A SITUATION, BY A VERY REspEcyA
w bic yonng woman, as first rate chau ternaid o.
waiter. Perfectly understands her business The very
hest Of city reference he given. Please cal al East
Eleventh. street between 1hisd and Fourth ZEE r
the rear, frst dccy, front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

CP0RTING INTELIIGENCE.-THE GREAT PIGEON
~ shooting match between New York and Mes jersey,
viii take place at @. DAYS hotel the Hobohen and
ackensack PLANK rad ON Thursday, september III at
o'clock p II The proprietor has hand over one
thcusana FINE birds. Stages will leave Hoboken .at
TO- II ard o'clock; fare each way IS cents Parties
ming 10 private sonveyances viii find ample stable ae
aonmodation aud the best OF attendance The regular
cinrer ~l be served at O'clock all the luxures d
ssop including game and the choicest brands Of vines
and liquors constantly on hand.
csPORTTNG. - KING CHARLES AND BgENIIFIv
> spaniel pups; mammoth Newfoundland gups scotch
and English terriers E1glsh grs1hounds nod vsriety
q other choice bresds Stock dogs Of he ours. tscT
Pesas ecry the address, EOS Watss Skees sorscr o. Val
tor, uT tts'rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

WANIED-BY TWO SISTERS, SITUATIONS; TuE
w one to do chamberwork and sewing, or chamber
and washing, general housework, for small family.
good homo more the object than wages for The latter
They both be seen for two days. not engaged OF
ls4 Elizabeth street. between Prince and Spring first
floor, back room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

CHOR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS INTHE CITY,
together With all its stock, furni.u-e and fixtures
the lease Of six years duration rent nominal It ia
p0 pal thoroughfEres, AID IN good repair and doing
excellent business man acquainted with the business
san sear from to &c. 600 per year net profits The
sals positive, rs the proprietor Is going to engage in
bnsness in London, and terms made easy Call it 102
Nssssr street, roorn No. g. PURDY l. co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

w ANTED-sIIUAJIONS BY TWO REsPECTABIl
w young girls-pne seamstress, o. to do ligh
chamberwork the Other chambermad and to do piaI
sewing waitress res. Of city reference given Ap
ply ut l24 Twelfth street, between Fis.h and Sixth
avenues, for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

TyHE LEA, e AND FIXTURES, (ALsO STOCK, IF DE-
L sred,l of the egsnt segar store at No 1877 Broad
way, for fale, at cat bargain, the health of the
proprietor win admit of his contnung the business,
Inquire at the store, 1877 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

w ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation to do general housswork In o smaL
private family to tske Of chden and TO 90 u,
stairs WORK. Can produce the best OF city refsrer
Please call 1t No. II Amity place. Can be for two
DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

EOR sALE--A DRUG STORE, IN A FLOURI HING
~ village near the city Applications TO be made ..
"a South street, back office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, as good plain cook, washer aud
homer Lived in her las. place for three years and
b well Recommended Please call st 222h West Sever-
teenth stree, between Eighth aud Ninth avenues, for
three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

VIyANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESpECTABL
w young woman, rs nurse and plain sewer. Ca
come wen recommended. Please eail at 2l3 evensL
avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

rvoR sALE,-~HE NEW sLOoP OLYMPIA, Is TONS
e turthen, And in complete order. Apply TO ISAAC O.
NTH q SON, HI b0ker, N. ].
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

HJANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN
w who has list her own baby, respectable baby to
vet nurse at her own house Good reference given
Also required, Please can at 2o5 East enty rs street.
thiro floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

NE NwRlGHr, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, RESPECT
Nl fully informs his pupils and the public tina. he
win re commen instructions tine pianofore on the
18th instant All communications addressed to No. q
Abingdon place. corner Greenwich street. will receive
attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

VITLNTEc-BY TWO RESPECT .BLE YOUNG MEN,
w bcall Il private family, whore they CAD have
tho comforts Of heMe Iocatisa within few minutes
walk Of FULTON st,eet AID Broadway. Add-ssa David
BE, aid Office