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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17

no JESSE YoH al . hereby notified
that there will b. file in the office Of the Clerk Of
If the District in and for the county of Delaware
md State of Iowa. days before the term, the
petition Of Elizabeth Michael, claiming Of you bill of
divorce BECAUSE she SAYS that you did the i4ih day
IT September 1852 at the county Of Hancock, and
of Ohio, wilfuy desert the said Elizabeth Michael
without just cause, and TO unknown this
etitioaer and from that time till the commence
ment Of this suit wilfully and without just cause alb
sned yourself from this petitioner have hitherto neg
ct.d to provide fer and maintain, and do still neglect
10 provide for and maintain this petitioner. Now, un-
less you appear and thereto the first day of
next term Of the District Court be held Delhi Del
.ware county Iowa the third Monday of June, ID.
1884 the prayer of this petitioner will be granted and
Judgment rendered against you thereon
ELIZABETH MICHAEL,
ByJ. r. JONES, Atty for Pet'r-
Colony, April IL, 1854. mal0,w4
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/ OTIS OF HOT CORN To be had at Rattray's Book
- Store, Opposite the American House. marl3
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17
Dubuque City Mills,

Dubuque City Mills,
Corner Sd and Hater streets,
lrAVE constantly on hand, SuPanhne ana Fanny
III Flour. warranted prime article, at wholesale
retail. - - :. :.
Wewildeliyer oul of charge within the limits
Of the city. ,;,
Wanted-Goed Fall and Spring Wheat, tor winch
cash will be pa q at market prices. fnferor shrunko
spilled wheat mot purchased. .,,,, ,,,,
April 80, lS5l. NADEAU kO'EhS q W
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4 LARGE and Fresh assortmentof 7E-aS just 70.
~ ceived nd for sale low. by
y ANDERSON & MILTON
Fresh Arrivals.
OK Drums Goldfish; 60 boxes I-9 and Raisans
- 40 Pkg's chests and l-2 chests Tea;
25 Boxes A No. l, Soap; Terce Rice;
cask Brandy / do Port Wine;
The above Goods will be sold to tho trade in town
country a small advance cost.
B. J. O'HALLORAN,
Commercial Hall, II Hain-st., Dubuque.
Also, fine lot of Harvesting Tools, Scythe snaths,
Forks SIckles
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j. S. BLATCHLEY,
Attorney, 4 Counselor mt Law,
DUBUQUE, IOH4.
OFFICE, No. 4. UNION BUILDING.
Encourage Western Manufacture.

ID ENG a new beginner, aud practical manufacturer
ID am determined tn be ahead of all competition n,
thereto, for a SUPERIOR HAT, CAP, OR SOFT
HAT, call at the
EXCELSIOR HAT STORE,
Also Desier in all kinds Of Straw Hats Umbrellas,
Carpet and Waterproof Travelling Bags.
Hats made to order at short notice, and reason
able TERMS c. SILENCE,
Main street, below Third street.
April IL, 1884, dawts
City pa; es please copy.
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Watches, JeweTry = Fancy Goods,
which he will sell the lowest cash prices By my ar
rangemrnts with the Eastern Manufactured getting
Goods LON first hands, am new preparedto make il
ne fnserestOf all who may wish any Of the kind Of
Goods Wares, herein mentioned.
To Make their Purchases Of me.
@AS SPECTACLES,
efsight.
sold wholesale aAd retail
a. Watches carefully repaired md warranted ALSO
al kinas ofJob Work done with neatness and dispatch
Terms moderate. pay cash for old silver and Can
ltvnia Gold. Mar D 1854. dwtJune 20.
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A LARGE supply of Land Warrants just received
N and for sale by
March 90, 81. dos +. 8. JESUP & co.
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Farmers, EmigFantS 4 Settlers.
NAN obtain tie following choice selections of land
~ advantageous rates by application to- he under
signed:
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PrODerty For SaFe.

TINE PROPERTY If the Subscriber consisting of 3 4
ACRES Of land, with good dwelling house, and
well upon and enclosed by good fence, situated in
city of Dubuque the old OFaTrell and Disney
Furnace, is for sale reasonable terms.
Nay II, 1854. dwa JAMES CONDRON.
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Preserving Kettles.
lust received and for SALE assortment Of Porcelain
81 lined Preserving Kerties. Also, superior article of
Lemon Syrup wholesale retlil,b by
ANDERSON & NIT TOW
July ls, 1853
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TINE Cheapest, Healthiest, Most Useful and Ecapom
cal Article, for raising Bread, Biscuit Fried rid
die, ard Johnny Cakes Pastry, Puddings Sweet cakes
Corn Bread, &c. ever invented.
OpfufOMs n the Press.
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FRESH STOCK OF
watches, JcweIry 4 Silver Ware.


- BEGS leave to announce to his pat
rons, friends and the public that he
hasjustrecslyed a fresh stock of
The daily union., 1854-02-07
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
r,EsDAy MORNING, FEB. :, 1864
Congress M ondsy.

\
SENATE The Chair laid before the Senate comma
ncaton from The Secretary Of the Interior with letter
froa he Commissioner OF Indian Affairs in relation to
the expenses of the Indian service in New Mexico.
Also. report from tAs Secretary OF War with reports
for The Pacific railroad
Mr. Shields reported joint resolution manies,ing the
of Congress towards the rescuers OF the survivors
OF The San Francisco.
The Nebraska bin WAS taken up. aud Mr. Wade and
MIR Jones of Tennessee spoke lhereon The amendment
Of Mr. Chase then rejected by vote OF IS yeas 10 80
nays Alter further discussion. the Senate ad.
iourned.
HoUsE or RErarsENrArlyEs.-The Speaker laid be.
tore the House. from the Treasury Department copy of
letter from the Hon. John w. Davis, OF Oregon. and
oher papers, The object OF which to obtain an sp-
oP4on ios The expenses incurred in the Cayuse war
- 1Sti-a - which were referred to the Committee of
"sys sna Msahs % motion OF Mr.. Stephens, OF Geor-
We fss'asat vas requested furnish copies of the
correspondence Of tAs late commissioner to China The
ob! of tne Senate il relation to ,ber disbursem.n,
laaa was returned from IA. Senate with l,go on, ,f
'hfse cf lhe amendments ef he House adou,ed Tn.
House still rueed 70 aopt lie clause provisiDr for ,he
increase az the sa1y ol the Secretary Of the s~r.,.
Alf Chandler reported resoiatlGus from the committee on
me saa francisco wreck which lie over for dsb.,e
The bil grating TO the st. Louis and Iron Mouna n
aiifoad right OF way through The grounds OF eer,op
oarraeAs Was passed Several executive comnopics.
lions were laid before the House one from the War De-
Pamens Transmitting epos Of The surveyors sen, to ex
pioe the routes for The Pacific railroad was referred
TO The committee on tina, subject. The Senate Yesou
ton Tor increasing The force OF the oce Of the supern
endent OF public printing passed. Several reporls
from committees made and sundry bills in,rodncad
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by GREEN q SCOTT. Auo,,oneer..

AUCTION SALE BY vrtne OF order Of duan from Edward
n SiuIns and william A. Bradley, aud directed
goods chaels,
bathing apparatus Sc aud all the
occupied
Louisiana e ciy a Washington,
and heteby
Aforesaid mentioned goods aud catel viii be public
cn highest bidder eah PREMISES Thursday,
the 9,h day Of February, 1854, at 10 O'Clock, a.
JuHN DAVIS, nain
GREEN n SCOTT,
4-3Ads Aucionren.
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THE SPENC GER HOUsE
CINCINNATI. Ohio

HIS large aud superb hotel for the accommoia
ton OF travellers The pTopristots, presenting their estab
ishm,nt for public take the opportunity
in the Union contains SUPERIOR either In magnitude cosr
ebellshmant, rchurss Of furniture elgt
all modern Improvements
business render all the guests
VIII be the of the propueor all within
make the soJoum OF travellers satisfactory and agreeable
Ian ag-d3m GEORGE MOORE Il
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,,on RENr oa IEAstc tor ono or more years n

LOR RENT Or LEASE, tor one or more years, thnt
c. between iItt and 18th
streets occupied sauges the minister Of France
The lately with a the modern Convent
including hxnres Throughout both the
mnn nd buildings. =.
Po~esson 10 be given or 18th of March ensuing
Also lease for ycars the block Of buildings
tho of l5,h the
D. p, Wise boarding house TIE lower sotes
and middle eusmens np
suit The taste alone,
rtore roums I'D above
May fur.
particulars inquire Dr. Benjamin King rhoss Lawson
Winders building
Jan N-sodtff
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Feb

limited STATES Mail Line To California. via Aspip-
u wall Panama. 5th month";
class steamships approved by the NAVY Department OF not lees Than
20o0 tons burdcn guarantying speed and safety
The Panama railroad completed to Ohispo 10 miles from
Panama
The transit from embraces miles
Aspnwa Obspo 10 miles Of land
recently put thorough order single passenger
hourtbo
and their being only transferred oaoe to and from mules
s-iae
an.porrstion in future this
The sickness Of description.
Reserve beng always kept u pon New York, Psna
detention accident
The Is entirely reliable.
expected the Atlantic will be mado egu
lady In the Pacific, In ~ TO i2t DAYS.
the day Aspin
wall.
Through tickets e oWst rates. be had the agency In
West street, New York,
Jan 2e-nu
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The Hon. Thomas ]. Rusk reached Washington on
Sunday and was IN his sea, in The Senate yesterday
We are gratihed TO see him looking be in good health
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MT Daniel DeekheIi, OF Pennsylvania, is authorized
oeceive subscriptions to this and 10 receipt or the
same.
The daily union., 1854-02-07
NEW L.ee Good. and Ensro,asr,s..-Th subscribe

NEW Goods and Enhroideries.-The subscriber
IN received from New fork invoice OF
styles following desirable goods, viki
IS hounced lace dresses last Parstan style
~ Maltese lace ehtmezcts and sleeves
10 Honiion lace beuhes
is berthe lace capos
mes French worked collars
10 pieces eoiofed iusions for evening DRESSES
10 cporcd tarletsns do
50 black
rs French embroidered hsndksrchiefs
other seaonabe and desirable articles, TO
which respectfully invite the attention Of ihe ladies'
Jan oS--3aw2wif HooE BEo u 90.
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nREss CRAvAgsA large aud varsd as.ormen, OF gentle
fancy and plain cravsts, oe.ns &C. OF
rich and now styles and best qushbcs, at
sTEvENss.
Jan 22--3teof Saestoom, Browas, Ho,.l
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Crrt efPhrssnrg and coanty Of ABegha oy, p.nn-
offer for investment
Of the city Of Pieuss and Of Aesbany
These bonds issued tbs Psbors
Company, by which they gusrauiet.
sir-b. invsrsnient.
The bond together exhibit aad other statistical in
msn"n, be ob',nsd upon application or by ..
JOHNSTON BnOTHEks, h Co,
bsnksrs and fiscai Agsnts
Jan le~dAcvu
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ExEcuTIvE CoAMUNIcAfiol

Hon. Thomas j. Rusg, from the State OF Texas ap-
peafed In has seat this morning.
The daily union., 1854-02-07
In CONGRESS OF THE u. STATES.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY .. 1884.

TAirty-TAird Cong gress-First session
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Steamship vitrlGed ChIna.-Persons Fur


Married,
On Sunday April &c. at ST Matthew's Church, by Rev.
Mr. Stohlm ann Mr.. JOHN HENRY TMEIING to Miss MARIA
EInAnIH, eldest daughter of D. Rolhaus, Esq, all of
this city
On Thursday, december %, 1853, by the Rev. A. s.
Fruneis Mr.. JOHN MAGIIL to SUSAN ANN MORGAN, all Of
this city.
On Sunday evening" Apri! 80, by the Rev. Dr. Armi
tage, Mr. JosKrH H. TooKER to Miss WINNIE CoSLN, all Of
this city.
Troy papers please copy.
At Chester Morris county, N j. on THURSDAY evening,
~ p ne sss ss Mss s4
daughter OF Levi Harvey Esq., of the former place.
On Monday, May JAMES McQUE, aged AZ years, long
and favoraby known a reporter Of vessels to mer
chants.
OF consumption, LEWIS C. DrSAN1, Junr, in the 31st
year Of his age, eldest Of the late Lewis c. Dnant
His friends and acquaintances are invited to attend his
funeral from the residence of his mother 200 Bleecker
street, this afternoon, at two O'Clock.
Charleston papers please copy, 49,
AUGUSTA, wife of William d McCud, Of Baltimore, for
merly Of New York. and daughter of the late Valen
Reynolds, Of Hartford, Conn.
Her relatives and friends and those Of her uncle join
F. Bacon and her brother inlaw, Dr. Thomas Blake ant
the Harper Union No. H. d. Of T. respectfully in
ved to attend her funeral the residence of her
brother law Dr. Thomas Blake No "a Pike street. on
Thursday at two O'clock P. NJ
Philadelphia Baltimore, and Hartford papers please
On Monday, May ], Of Group JOHN FREDERICK, son Of
John Frederick and Catharine Diercks, aged year.
months, anu ~ uayS
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
specfuy invited to attend his funeral this "wednesday
afternoon at O'clock from No. 537 PEARL corner of
Elm street.
On Tuesday, May 2, of Inflammation of the lungs
MARY JANE, daughter Of Ann and Hugh Mccall.
Their friends respectfully invited to attend her
funeral this day, "wednesday May 3, at two o'clock
?. NJ, from their residence, in Cedar street.
After lingering illness, MICHAEL GALLAGHER brother
Of Thomas Gallagher.
Mr.. Curran, and the friends and acquaintance Of
the family, requested to attend the funeral from
ITO Court street. Brooklyn, at hafpast two O'Clock,
WednesdaY. May 3.
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Elegant Assortment OF Clothing, conn
prsng boys the price estA
ment Of ALFRED MUNROE Co.. AL Broadway. No do
Walton from marked prices.
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Whiskcrs and Mousta. Ines Forced To Grow
IN six weeks by my onguent whic will not stain njure
the akin 81 bottle ~ 30 half do. Sent TO part OF
the country X. O. GRAHAM ~ Nm street. Zsiber "A
6eSth Third street, Phnsdsl9hia
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Erayon Daguerreotypes, Crystalotypcs, and
taken perfection at the Worlds Fair Pre-
MUM Gallery, 1858 Broadway.
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"You Can sirl Yes, siri And, as Said
BEFORE the price only four Las
BroadwAy His spring ready for the nspe ,sisn
of ali gentlemen q taste and refinement
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Recs d Co., the Original Inventors OF the
German Of taking good dagueetypes for the low
Of cents distribute 400 daily amongs. people, and
paid s. and So for.
REEFS 4 CO., 3s5 Broadway, formerly 2s9)
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Secondhand Pianos At Great Bssryains-One
$50; for $40 for So for 81 for si0
Sll5 &C., &c; also, Of T. Gilbert and Co
Eoean pianos octsyes carved legs fret desk and
nouldings which will be sold very low
HORACE WATERS, $50 Broadway.
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II q voice, q persuasive voice,
That could travel the wide world through
would fly on the beams Of the morning light,
And spt ak to with gentle might
And tell them that there Is no Daguerrean
artist America equal s. ROOT of No. 1868 Broadway
and that there the place shine whore perfect
pictures always made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

To Retail CIothiers.-We now have ON hand
our summer stock consisting Of coats pants and vests Of
style equal the best custom work.
Which We will joh in small lots FOR ash
bRUMGOLD PROCH, 40 Fulton street.
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when In the course Of human events, IL
becomes necessary for one person to Of
himself another he Of taste he direct
ROOT No 1913 Broadway whore perfect pictures
IN all sorts Of weather
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Professor REESE u Co., the Original Extern
sye 2s daguereotype picture makers $50 Broadway have
not but connue rushing the picture bust
in America, at their Headquarters 2S9 Broadway,
where they will be prepared to take two thousand
traits daily for l2S cents.
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premium pianos with without the eoesn with iron
ames and circular scales Horace Waters with d.
agonal scales and gold strings Haet pianos
u the old frm Of Halet Co.. and justly entitled all
re of the name Gilbert boudor whole
sale and retail .t prices low as at the factory Fine pianos
10 Second hand at from SO to
u5e HORACE WATERS Pianos 3s3 Broadwas
N. Bio accommodate some rchasers, monthly pay
mAnts taken.
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each 100 feet equal city lot and 100
will on the Sd of Nav 1884
Bach subscriber for only SIS payable in
healthy Eess the celebrated Lake
guired to close the books. Apply to CHAs. WOOD, 2OS
broadway, where maps and phlets be had gratis
Reerenees be made TO the Hon Henry Megs of tho
American Institute Rooms ISL Broadway: g. H. Striker
JY 81 Liberty street; John c. Boeckle 90 Essex street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

Bachelors Hair Dye IL still the Leading
Article by all Acknowledged To be the best dye extant for
yeeey coloring the hair the II s applied Tens
" thousands in all parts Of the world claim II the only
reliable dye known. Sold Mt BACHELORS, 23s Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

Trusses.-Crystal Palace only Prize Medal
awarded TO MARSH CO., No IN Maiden lane for their
radical truss imported silk and cotton elastic nke
socks knee and stockings Of all kinds for va
veins Instruments made to order for every physical ie-
Armity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

What does IL Matter, Reader, II Your Hair
red, gri1ze rayf CRIsTADoRos Excelsior Dye will
cmbrown u in Eve minutes There Is shade OF brown "
black that does not lie perdu In this preparation and IL
Astor House.
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MOIdavia Cream--This superb compound.
for STRENGTHENING and Identifying the hair prepared on
and sold by w A. BACHELOR at his hair We
wig factor, m Broadway Bachelors hair dye sold or
applied. Nine ,,riyste rooms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

Now Ready, Extensive Assortment OF
well made and superior spring clothing Of tho best mate
rails AID ost fashionable styles 1T extremely low prices
Entire satisfaction guaranteed. EDW. T. HACkErT,
Clothing Emporium, 100 Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

ColOrcd DaguerreOtypes, Chrystalotypes, or
daguerreotypea paper taken Bradys gallery
$50 Broadway in the highest style Of the art This spen
did establishment combines facilities the produc
ton Of first sias petnres The prize medal awarded
At the Worlds Fair in London in 1851 and the Crystal
Palace in New York. to N. d. BRADY, for the best da
guerreotypes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

Perham's GIFT observation-disclosures visit
would do we'll TO drop In at Academy Hall 66s Broadway
admit four persons any exhibition Of his agncent
Mirror Of North and South America, which is exhibited
every afternoon and evening In addition to this each
purchaser Of ticket for admission will be presented with
numbered certificate parteula which found in
amusement columns Of the Times and Sun every day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

New and Popular Music. - /" Gostschallx's
Tournament GAop" the piece Of .his celebrated
aa,hor played by him at all hi, concerts throughout the
United States and Europe With price 70 cents
"The Modern Belle song of the Hutchneons' best
pieces spicy and full OF opposite hits the thing for the
day; price rs cents Sweet Alice ballad sung by the
author. j. b. Howe with great effect price 50 cents
HORACE WATERS, publisher, 1888 Broadway N. B.-Ausic
sent by mail postage FREQ.
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Green Turtle soup to-day, at Bsyard's, No.
State street.
Now Ready, an Extensive Assortment OF
we'll made and superior spring clothing Of the best mate
Entire satisfaction snsr.n.ssd. EDw. y HxcKEfT.
Clothing Emporium, loo Fulton street.
%ens q ALFRED aTsRoE Co. Al Brosdwsy. No do
viation from marked prices
"You Can sirl Yes siri And, as Said
BEFORE tho price only four doarsfhis emphANc isa e,
can be - us the npe
Of all gentlemen Of taste and refinement.
our summer stock consisting Of coats pants and vests Of
eyery variety made style equal the best custom work.
Which SGaaSlD f 81 ca 10 r.... street.
Magnet Discovered In the Clothing Estab-
shment No. 100 Fulton street.-The stock of DRUxGQLD
thcy to buy. Their stock Is got up with
great care and from the best materials.
The Cheapest Jewelry Store In Broadway
10 407 whore the richest styles Of Watches diamonds
and article in the jewely line be found at the
very lowest prices We invite attention 10 Jacobs cee
brated aceordeons. l.. a J. JACOBS, 4O7 Broadway.
Steamship vitriGed China.-Persons Fur
nishing steamers hotels restaurants or public n.vuous
With the vtrifed china the aply oh Ware
expressly for such uss may depend saving
my cent IN trsaaaye aons) single Inspection viii
below Hickman street Pierce a sonthwck Troy, New
yerk. W. J. Kerr China Hail. Philadslphs.
removal thirty less than cost French and American
paper hangngs lace and muslin curtains cornices beads
s: e su%p u as and ~ slR
DAVIES. Uphosterer. 3H Broadway
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English Medallion Carpets, OF our own
received 200 pieces splendid medallion
royal velvets tapestry with elegant
Rugs match. HIRAM ANDERSoN'S, 80 Bowery, al at
e1eat bargains Cali and see
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

Magnet Discovered In the Clothing Estab-
hshment No 100 Fulton street.-The stock of DRUxGQLD
PROCH to attract the passers and when they
anime thoy to buy. Their stock got up with
great and from the best materials.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

Brass Spring Trusses.-Bcnjamins Brass
spring truss No 3 Beekman street rusts grows
from N effects radical than all other
trusses has back pad which does much injury to
the spine. six days ,rial given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

Sewing Machines, Cheaper than the Cheap
sst and better than the bestWe ready to exhibit
snd sell se wing various patents prices vary
as $780, according to quality and perfection Of
~ M ehipes & ali and examine them.
l. NJ SINGER CO., s2S Brosdway.
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Al Brady,s Gallery, aoo broadway, corner

Of Fulton street. pictures he obtained for fifty cents
end dollar ahd infinitely better pictures than made
elsewhere at the The finest collection of histo
daguerrean galleries $50 and 25 Broadway The prize mo-
da awarded in London in 1851 and at the Crystal
Palace New York. for the best daguerreotype to b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

P1mpIes, Freclles aud Tan, are entirely
nmov.d from the akin BY using Eli W, vondersmiths
extract OF roses and elder howersWe have daily more
than dosen calls from who have e. and they
All admit to be the only article ha. will pimples
or freckles. Prepared only by + w. vONDER5MIrU
Bowery drug store No l5 above Boome street and sold
only In Brooklyn by Mrs Hays No us Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

Gsouraud's Mesiicased soap Is the only Arti-
Gle rely for the pimples freckes tan
sruPtont and all skin defor mites Equally famed GOU
ksUDs Feudre subtle, uproots hair parts
BODY LILY white rouge hair dye and restorative
sfu depot q Walker street, hrrt store from Broadway
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35 100000 s-CarPets for the MilliOn-At
HIRAM ANDERS0N'S ten sales rooms 90 Bowery Look
r this English vevets 49,. las l5s tapestry S., 9s
Ns iat beautiful ingram carpets 3D. A. 5s 6s rs oil
clothe "a 3d. So a. S., Ca; gold window shades cheap
and stair carpets o., Ss., 4s., S., per yard.