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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

CHILD KILLED AND THIRTY PERSONS INJURED.
From the Cincinnati Times, Sept col
As Con uctor Whitney's train the Cincinnati Ham
ton and DsJ ton Railroad due here at 20 minutes %
10 O'Clock this morning sss within about two squares of
the depot on two passenger off the
track and fell distance Of ten feet into the Whitewater
Canal around which the rar ad company has construc-
The train consisted Of three passenger well filed
and the baggage car 1t appears that the Of the
that pc ps nj one snd sna .a
adjusted yet was about inch out Of line The loco.
motive and tender passed over safely the baggage
was throws off the rail. but remained the embsnkment
the first and second passenger passed into the
while the third car remained the track.
There was OF N IN s
The rst fell hundred yards from the second
The scene as described BY eye witness, Of
quiry for friends fhrekng among those injured frantic
cries from those frightened snd the utmost confusion in
the attempts to rescue the unfortunate.
We visited the of the disaster in halt an hour
after the occurrence and obtained all the information We
possibly could but the following list Of the injured Is far
from complete. Many were Immediately removed to
their residences ard to the hotels while ctizers the
vicinity were ready to accommodate all in their power
20 John street. fatally injured and this in all pro-
liability il the only who will die from the effects
Of injuries His lsf; leg was severed from bis body
require amputaton
head, and her arms were badly hurt.
Mrs. OBrien Of Dayton, was similarly injured Both
these persons are at Mr. Hedges near the canal from
whence they viii soon be removed.
man from Hamilton whose name could not learn,
received severe confusion in his head.
Miss Henrietta Rosenbush of Greenville, Ohio, Ger
man girl, had large Pssh in her head.
Simon Bachman, Of Greenvile, Ohio, had finger cut
off
Mr.. Gundy. who has friends Seventh street. where
he removed, received frightfu cash in his thigh
and lost piece of his
Mr. David Mulford, of this city Commissions in the sids
breast ami face.
Esquire Millken of Hamilton, badly bruised
Ir. NTH. Of Dayton, slightly hurt
MIR. Mccullough, of Fort Wayne, slightly.
Drs Norton, Baker, Newton, Comegss, Thornton,
Wood, Puite, WetheIill, WEIGH, and Waterman. were
upon the und and did all they could for the relief Of
the sufferers
number Of persons whose names we could not learn
were more or less injured Nearly all cut in tho
head, and they taken out of the cars dripping
with water, and the blood streaming down their
nances, they presented . horrible appearance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

OUTRAGEOUS SHOOTING AND BowIE KNIFE Ar
FRAY AT LEXINGTON, KY.-A WOMAN AND Two MEN worgn.
m-We learn from gentlemen from Lexington last
ing that most dgracefu and bloody ARRAY occurred at
the fair ground In the vicinity OF that city ycttery
in which negro woman the property Of Dr. Ietcher,
was shot in the mouth Mr.. Thomas Furguson was lite.
rally scaped with bowie knife 10 the hands Of Mr. Chas
Buford, and George r. Thomas Of Mount Sterling,
shot in the thigh by Thomas Buford, Of woodford.
The origin and particulars OF this affair, as la.
formed, arc as fofiows:xessrs c. n. Thomas aud 1hos
Buford had regular fist 6ght in the morning, in which
Thomas was woisted. He proceeded TO town, ana re.
turned little after IL o'clock to the fair ground in the
vicinity OF the ladies' stand surrounded By Ave hundcei
people, where he again encountered his opponent Eu
ford, and drawing revolver, fired four six sho.one
informant thinks six but the Telegraph report says
four--which returned by Buford vth another
voer. In the melee the negro girl ives shot In the
mouth, the ball passing out the neck, lnfctiug very
dsrgeror wound, and Thomas was shot 10 the thigh
second pistol handed to thomas by Thos Ferguson
when Charles Bcford drew bowie knife and fell upoa
Furguson niicing terribls cash in his head, and it
was thought his eye was cut out
Tie shots were fred unfortunately into the crowd,
chiefly women, and Was miracle that else was
hit. John j. Crttendep and Governor Letcher were in
close proximity 10 the begerens and upon hearing the
bullets whisthDg about their ears concluded the parties
In earnest and made hssy retreat from tn
Of action The ladies terribly alarmed at this out
rage peri e aed In their midst and the utmost conser
nation prevailed amongst them for time Such
scenes Of violence OF too in Ken
lucky and II is hoped the authorities In Lexington will
make an example Of the guilty partes.-Lemsriue Co
yfer SEPT rs.
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Destruction of Crops by the late Gale at the
SOuIn.

from the Charleston Courier, Sept. Is
rent sheet q the is Would most @ con-
gratulate planting friends the prospects before
them We regret now to announce that 50 far as re-
CARDS the crops Of rice and long cotton their prospects
then fair and go wing have been disally bghted by
the disastrous storm Of the Sth inst which in its range
along our coast
We have not get received such data as would justify
estimate of the amount Of damages Of the ultimate
effects Of the storm the incoming crops Of the great
staples involved but for the information OF
readers summary Of the reports that have reached
From Cooper River, which section, including both
branches contributes generally not far from 90 900 erce
to the rice crop the reports all concur in presenting
most melancholy account On the western branch all the
plantations were under water from the high tide Of Friday
to the period Of low water sunday; and the crops
which in many instances had been cut were aHoat.
From the direction of the tide and gale possible that
the destruction occasiond the eastern branch Is LEGS
in comparison but 1t is certainly general and serious in
extent
Accounts from James Island and Johns Island report
also general and serious injury cotton amounting
the OF many plantations to losa Of hsK their crops
From Edisto Is and the accounts equally mourn
fulthe loss OF the cotton crop, which was unusually
promising for the earlier openi.g' bsng very severe
The ricc gro wing section Combahec Is describe
having been IN great part covered with water to the
or total destruction OF the banks indicate necessarily
fearful loss
been received estimating the loss there equal least
to onchal the expected cropthe portion that was cut
being totally destroyed while the rice lcf! standing
whipped long and severely with dry wind as to beat
out great portion of the grain
From the Savannah rice region accounts have been
received definitely from the plantations opposite and
the city, and from many lower down All concur
in satif the general loss to be heavy and in some
places almt ST a total destruction.
Letters from st Helena and Port Royal Islands est.
mate the loss ia rice at City per cent on the average
crops OF the neighborhooi.
From tbs Santee region we cannot az yet present
nmary general reports but tho accounts received
from important points are conclusive beyond any doubt
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Our FIosids Corresp 0ndence.

hEY NEST, Fa., sept 3, 1901.
Offences for Key -PoiiGcs-DuH Times, &c.
By the last mail we are advised Of a shipment OF
fifty eiehtinch Columbiads and ammunition in pro
portion for the defence Of our island in case of at
tack. We sre, therefore, no longer dependent on
the msgnanimity OF the enemy to give us q fair
fight adtuysi, aye nave been heretofore.
In politics tie fun Is growing /" fast and furious"
Parties and issues mixed up that it is hard to
tell which is which. The candidates, with one ex-
ception, believe, are all democrats; and although
these are in large majority, yet have no doubt
the only wing running for the Legislature will re-
ceive the largest vote.
The yellow fever has entirely disappeared from
the city; but at the military barracks, within
mile, every soldier has had it, and large proper
ton of them have died.
Business is dull. No WIRE, ks or disasters to re-
port.
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haA upgovevnabls horse ssd that on the ccss
sion Ia question he unsbis to eoatrs hin prvvsnt
tbe accds mt me Court in charging the jury said that
they found that the prisoner lawfully engaged in
his lasful business and using all tbs precaution
which . prudent should use under the circum-
stan Is, they would sequt him; otherwise they would
convict him Verdict, guilty, with Recommendation 70
mercy Sentenced to be mpasoned for twenty daya and
fined $50.
Recevsg Stolen Goods Robert Sutton old resident
Of the State Prison. indicted for receiving large
quantity Of costly chinawsre knowing the same TO
have been stolen from the store OF Howard 4 Co, In
Broadway Mr.. Nichoi, witness for the prosecution,
Prcv.d that quantity Of China had been missed from
the store and the police officers who searched prisoners
prsmies established that articles Of this description
were found there nailed up in closet On the other
band the proner daughter put upon the stand for
the defence and shs that about September last
she herself purchased these very articles Of Chnaware
At the store Of Howard CO. and that subsequently she
removed them to her fathers house for security while
her own was being repaired Mrs Davis then ex-
snined a. witness, and her testimony nesry con.
cluoed, when, in answer to question from the District
Atorney she declared that she the prisoners wife,
Her evidence therefore, was, Of course inadmssibe.
Verdict not guilty.
ts Homer after thanking the jury for their attention
to the public business discharged them and adjourned
the court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

SEPT 49, Charge of Larceny on the High Seas,
Six samen Of the American ship st. Petersburg,
rejoicing in the real fictitious oognomens of Bar
ney Williams, Mickey Free, Dan, Burns, Jack aud
Brown, were arrested by Deputy Msvsnals De An
gels and Hon ton, on o warrant Issued by Commits.
sioner Stilvel, charging them with larceny of
cotbiog &c, on board that vessel. Committed for
1xhpl,patior.
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Msss NYosk for Aadisca; Eapirs, sanpssa, Rlchnsal
and for Provincstowv. MIN l4S bSls sp 81 under jsy
masts having lost both aasts and sustained other da
Art zlst An Steamer 3 Forbes. Boston; schr Thu
ia 2ed, AL the vessels above rsportH, except sehr
Steamer Forbs. sid this morning for chs bark Mag
sAwyes which remains tight, and the pl aspect far
for getting her OF.
PORT JEFFERSON, Sept 22-The schr Indsps vdsscs
Of RocklAnd Me- Crockett from Thomaston for NvYsrk
with cargo Of lime, is ashore near Old Field Nsint
The vessel and cargo are fully insured She viii proVs
bly, be got off, :
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Tie Norfolk Argus states that several persons that
city have been poisoned By cheese who deal in
the article should be careful that they purchase and sell
good and wholesome article.
The total number of deaths in Pitsburg for the week
enoing the l6th was l71-cholera, l29.
The Bay State Artillery Of Boston has been dis ba asi
BY order Of the Governor Of Massachusetts,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

FIRE IN BRo0KLINE, MAss--On the 18th inst,
the house OF Mr.. Alvin Loker, known as the old
Harris Mansion House, ON Newton street, Brook.
line, together with the barn, out buildings twenty
tons Of hay. and other articles, were totally de-
stroyed BY fire. The loss is stated to be from
Sc 900 to IS 900, which Is partly insured.
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EDGARTOv. N Sept is--Arr schrs Henry Crosby, Nye,
Phadelpba for Boston Goth Only SON. King, do tor do
Maria Hoover, Krawl, Baltimore for do travis a
hkN, Trefetken, Nyork for Dover Mi "a poraaos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

Or. J. c. Patterson, charged with robbing the mail,
has been found guilty in the United States Curt sitting
in Nashville.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

TelewrSy.hic MarAus Report
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 1a-Arr ship Havana, Boston;
bark Laurens, NYrrk.
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Memoranda.


The stereship Supply Is At anchor Oh Quarantine, in
consequence OF head winds.
The lighter Croton with 200 bales cotton, took ire OF
Quarantine this evening, and was consumed.
Ship Thos Perkins, sos TONS built st Portsmouth, NH,
in 1887 sold by ancton ct Boston 10th by Aessrs
Hcrstio Harris Co for one half cash and the
remainder four and FIX months.
Bark Nashua, 1855 TOMS built at Scituate was sold in
this city for $4,000 cash. and the brig Globe 26S toas
Eastern built 3years old, for $780, equal to cash.
The Tbetis at Queenstown, from Calao, reports Aug
49, passed part wreck about 80 feet long supposed to
be part Of steamer in lat Al 66N, lon 50 05 W. very
dangerous for vessels being nearly level with the water
Schr Thomas Page, Weayer, arrived At Baltimore 18th
inst from Wareham, Mass in 50 hours considered very
quick PAT sage.
LAuxcmr--N FIeeport, Ne, 5th inst by Rusas Soule,
ESQ., bark called the Gepnesseef about 700 tsns to DO
commanded by Capt 1hos Mnot
At KeDpebunk nth inst, from the gard Of Msssrs y Il
sWard superior ship Of about 900 TONS called Siuoda
(named from the FIRST pert o. entry in Jayan owned by
VIM Lord Esq OF Kennebunk, Mcssrs Gsorge Calender
Co, Of Boston, and others and will he commanded by
Capt WIN Mason.
At Stsnben, Maine. sth instant, By Mcssrs a Dat
ten Co, beautiful schr of lao tons, called the
Canovs Owned by Samuel puttos, Esq, OF Ellis Horth,
and the builders to be comm Saded by Capt Edward
Hntchirgs, Of Steuben,
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With all Of str IHe evils, (CanteT except
~ no matter how severe OF how long standing.
The tatioicon far surpasses other remedies, in be.
ing more certain less expensive, aud leaving III. sys-
him ~ batter condition. Let all interested all aud
pb Ain pamphlet lifes) containing ample proof, irum
e musi respectable ,ofces, Of the beneficial results
ui IL use Together with letters from highly stpe
iieneed fhyFieisn- who have Used il IN their prar-
iice, aud speak fsor' rier own observations.
REFERENCES.
u H., csasnJas,s, n. Y. s. H. M., II. b.. a"sn
ester, n. Vi d. y. foote, ~ -, Syracuse, n. VI rmf
lumbar, ". u. Baltimore, Md W. w Reese, N. b.
lew fork ciiy W. Prescott, II. D. Concord, n. NJ
~ Nswlsnd, n. D. Utica, n. Y Rev. C. =. BEARD,
Pamphlets had gratis al the store II c. BURT a
non, DRUGGIST, Agents, Rutland vi also sold by
Fond Mer-e, Raiiandi H. Copeland, Middieiawni
Ghahtey Ltase brai'dnn Charles Chapman, Wood
sioek & q Nichols, tasileisn. Vfyl
W Lst.r addrssssd 70 The Of M. Curtis Ha,ol,
tgshf, al Harfana, Ohio.
70 Dr.. M.teHis,i-I have been ten years troubled
Siih Female i,nn iants-prnsp-gs nreri, and all the
attending aiiiirplics al tunes rendering my lie
most miserable. have had the siiendsnse ~ some
"i us best pig sieians- with hut liDle success The
tost they fpuld DO was 10 reeyea cure was out II
Tho question. Pa Eve moBh- before commencing
1iit your medlfiue. had n1f been ALis 10 peripin
any labor, feilld VAIN but lev seps a. a time, and
,eafcey woht cut 81 doof---n shoit wa complete.
" r'.tfaiedi beth VA body aud mind, aud expected
dtas nsi iiie ret N my days 10 suffering aDd mise
". bai reading soar Advertisement, was induced
20 Try yanr in"aln4bis mediFiae Called u,srne Ga
iiihieun A. tie ls-i resor. had mol used Il q eek
riuse lc lie another woman. n, The use nfthse
BOTTLES ~as enabled 10 lefsm all The labor la six
~ the ttuly Win ease, and c'aiid walk ani wl.fs
~ ny 'iWs so and To Tie Afflicted la. IN.
tluced ne "a stats my 10 the plblif eaH SAFE
" re- pinpend tie ifspsrai,on 10 al those ALTERING
Nts mS-eii l-'gned9 Mn. ssRAs a. Dnnor.
Freedom, PrtLas Co, Ohio
D.. ID. MAHciiIsi a. Co.. Propris ors,
tcmirsi Dsp1i. 3oi BTnadsay, n. 4.
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81 saIil lrfTrks PifE,T.
The HYDROMAGEN,
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q q n TX - % Il H - .


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80 aass.s a.. Mass ss.ssf.
rssesstss rwasekeuss. ts2 WEED a.fst4 cbsaFs
.sss tsssasnl Ees,s3A. Asnsuesa ksxsblAsk-
nrus. - Asa sssei aas ip2 s@ssaa as'sst
,I,ax ass,amsssa I. = snlsssi- aiss....ts ~ g-s
sesus4 100 isss fnsa easap 90 ta44. sas isefet.4e
scss4sssg ssaassss. fas hkarsnserA - 10 shf firu
a sa.s. saf tnsAfs tlss s~es - sas IT. neAs
$50 se.sssas. = s' s' =. s.. =
ans hssitts. = ~ ~ fArvfsf fssntrsa usatH
-. a. as 80 saAna A~es~of . = 4 ~ uiafsnaEs~
- srs@stst t.Es-es esss So Asas~ .sssa i.Is
- so. "a a. ,.ases ess,ss ~s,a is,,aeii
~aiis gsiaa. lfftsispt ssassE ths gsas8sf
- ~ s.ss5u. 49, y h-0ie4 y tsfH rssstal
,srsf eEsse ~ ise y l~f-laFs iH ssl vssssissf
asansss ans, t-.ssars. NJ aeessFsat - ~
ass,asxs "a sry nssthrF. nss iRait nshi4fs. Hhlio
~ aiifi sas. tst si - sgs@' esisfnsi, lasrr rs
~, f4f4iafiy pstes ie-4ss des ~ ,hs ia
~ fhs easa, tsass ~ tsa a. Ersest sniiaf. To
ehsefse tnsf 49, .sifss'st s.'fshls, T. 'Afs -,
tsrs Iafif esfshss j. - aixei A. ~ sftfre esee
tass'ssn hessaFs, th-~s wha rsisaHise thtas ri1
aaa lhsl, ysssi, sssa.-s s-s.sssa tlrssAs
A. the w. Afs.zaFsa :. s-es~is"s ss-rs kreeH -
sals 10 lsstsatfd Aia4oa f-.Als esffht lsfi
ssss ~ L4.hasn. SA,ehssst ihfssnehsai iSrergs-ei
sassfss tsss-, ilat4a, fsTs-, taiFerp. nssihurshi
ana haslse, sale. rsGfesa sac t5s Faif. ~ ,,sFt
epies Tkss yeaf The nsiatrf az fn safpast nat
Asa sss fsosi'y thsir afnaisn - their fslae ~ :
pssssnsiss Coz ceee-s, tess'.. ssa~snifi., Asts
a.. sHt Censrsfiies
Meas saIe. pr pair. ~ Gents.
Ladies do 10 %
Bsys' a Misses do ~ T"
fetgsa--Ffg.aa the Nsiah frirFe Ne ishk~ reEi
lsefa sii1~snse - 1sheefs and Nhsle.aiefs 90 ina
shy ssnfsteeres saay make ha~ rrat their sale
~ssle t@sy are ssbci, thai iast h. scs't An an
ssufs, sincar ssy tssss "a pr-as.
Pa f~fsns. xpIsiy
uARcotnT. I'M aDIEy a CO.,
S7ma " Ann street. Ne erk, q. n.
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GERMAN
Uroscopic Physician
DIR. M. y. EDISON,

7
MOULD respectfully ihltun The atp
w brandon and eiriniiy, that hr ~ '.ls
Medicine IN The GER-Hl4-f UHOArofii 49,
which leads him 10 lueste and desrnhs ~ ~ ~ =
Of disease ola iuhDAiE iHAkAtiLti 80
utmost accuracy and satisfaction. rraf 80 ~.
tanning about two ounces ~ nriDe-pasi'a y. i
worpinf iib tie name Bnd sfe 81 ilf i.lit.
s1abis him 10 treat successfully The cas- - \. =
iisBra, one individual ean brihs several 's.
medicine can be seni IT. any part II thf fa'lN,
reiBsdisr afewhaily u the hfFoKneD ftti
fefiHg essentially from tlnse ~ snY @hff -
scho'fi, sonsisiiae II ,hsmieals and Lih''- ~
ms'st concentrated isfni, and obtained sNps
siFeiy ffom The vegetable kingdom tiatsl ~.
convenience of bhik, a., hefeieii4t ap Il
their general use. Inlike iLe lsslshi nhAf' 49,
are fclinble, efbeirnt aud safe, afiihg % 80
Win nafuTr'a Laws, HiiilHtt nnrfFallfF7 ~. ~
the vital iunfilun5 ii ufganir iis. ITO fa'f y
IL ~ The two sysiews in ihcu siaiictit -
removal ~ difeass, We Leave fsf istfi' ~
sense " detrriuins- n
SangniBe that be i enlisted in a T-a 'sn ,., ~
fAnss ~ humanity .--snd 10 lnsiihaiif 80. l..
anh resiDfHfiah e. hssith q thee sph'ii .a,ii
eass, 8ifh "a iians are afsnfiaif9 ne fiiAi' =. .
iisnir ~ iifs, We eanaat ait isyitt afa Hff' -
roas consideration o. the me'i inir ~ n -
and leave no means unified a. pi'A~ ~ ~
and bsppinera ~ yoursru ADD ife'ah ~
humble sad Rfaisfii feciassis Il sii' nl',.sss
saiiy receiving their FssilHisf7 AfA'a'~ ~. -
The nta-i enthusiastic trims of raiss - .
and flskAsss, ssaaf - Nhirh rffe - 100. -
Nffnf fastE AZ Ntttfffr - Ntf4 ~ ls.ftaFa
sisndinF, huw FeYf lfd ard IN The fnief ''t - y
lie neald particularly Ssh F'fr' aiis.ii+, ~
lowing bet ~ chfaak dissAses, Nhfh eftf. ~
iss a. safY gfssi eiirBi hatnfe - TsN 5ls =
trssiiH ~ large, bal rsie Tsiinra ~ tiA
III u rgfcfssi ffs fitiif ~ ahe faf'f ~ .,s -
Aderiisas ~ ths Lang, Ihfas'i -" 49, q
Spleen, hheHmslisnii AfnfelFis, b.
Breath, Dyspei-.a. brpsJ istt9'+ y.
nislc Meas hfsF. Affsass pi,f+'t
pifait.n - the iissuf rfnshef
esft, Fever f,scs, fisqiasi ''-
rafsr - rfsfy ssftftf f'''f
Hsa,fgs, apd - aiafsaff
Sp-iaE f0ata 20 ifa-
pane sfaie afffs
Binfd " bat
"a q t4e
fyafrfH. 80
faIiisaiss sissniisH SHE fsif g -. -
FiaipI. AID 1if Diseases - asi.ffif .Nfr
trusted 3, hsni siiaftu triss1 81 ~ ~ ~ -
en.sa shasia ssisi pHfH ssa ihr Fii.
Tree ff -
~ Ssshafrs 49, sans',iiais.a. fr''f
lfiEs fsHsirsts f,sffaFf
pabss i.ass fnans y 4. n. 80 ~ y.
-. F.istt ~ fIfr HffssiIu u7HFf 81
hfsa4eH. taHasfy i.sf,
DIR. n. a. Fiteh's Mehlc'p's. .
ffsHK sai.sritsf. hsss lls fsassf n
i ~ s~>~..-.. sss 49, &C. fxys -
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Real Kssaie for Sale.

tswft NsaNfv'T ~ - ssss -. saeasst eF-s-
" ienf ns@asss h-frs ne asaa isna ~ - tsfa
~ a ssesrt 800 tses. - sAstt y Nentsi iHfs,
srE rssa ttds.trssssas4a sisu Nn41frs nffft "a
tsas "a fiIttatsat tssgea - nAF4nst - fss4sf
80 49, ~ stfes trsf lbs fttsf filaas- .
stasasA pfea, y ~ tiAsFs a heEhrt Tis sheft
Aans.a. %. b. let aass
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DIR. j. u. ANARCHISTS
Celebrated Catholicon,
ror the relic & cure of suffering Females.

II stands pre- en-
inrBi iuf lis enra
tive powers n all
the diseases for
which Il Is reroin
ncn,ied. usually
called
Finale Complaints.
OF these are Pnr-
lArstfs Urrri, OF
Falling Of the
Womb; fLuoE Az
rrs, az Whites !
tHhosid lsrLAN
NATION Asp u
rrsAfioN o. THt
WoMn fScIprs
TAI HrssRniiAor,
or Flooding. P.is-
FuL, prHrssrn,
No iRNreuLAa
Msrs7auArios,sc
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fist Of Gifts.

TO- harhie blsts OF washington N... .elpp sluiuh
tpl tlayr........... 100 10000
W. Nthster,.......... IVY ivivW
loo " " Call.oun,.......... 100 10000
% eirgahi OH Paintings, In splendid
riitiraines, size : by II. each 100 5000
ioo elegant oil Paintings by > e. each, 80 5000
500 steel plate Eneravisrs, brilliantly
col'd ~ uli, rich gilt frames 2ity I
~ inches each. 10 5000
looo1 eieaan,i steel plsie Eusrsvnss,)
cold in oil, oftha WAssiNoros
MosuaEsr, 20 by DC in each, 10000
49, goo steel plate engtsviugs from 100
dhsrent plates, now In possess
sion %, aud owned by the Ar
tisis' Union, Of the market value
OfiroIn 50 cts To 81 90 EACH. ..........4l,oo 900
ht.t class Dwelling, ia 3lst st.,
n. Y. City, II 200
"a building lots IN l00 and i0ist street,, D
\. v. City, each IS by 100 II 7
deep, al ~ 900 $4,000
100 Villa sites, containing each 1000
81. n. In the suburbs Of New York
city, and commanding msgnif-
cent view of the II ndson River
and Long Island Sound, at Q 800 $4,000
10 perpetual loans of cash, without inter
est OF security, Of sas0 each, 5000
81 do. ~ 100 Z" 5000
ll0 doof so 5000
$50 d. uf 20 5000
1000 do. of 5 5000
Reference in regard to the real estate, r. Vtss-
earRi A Co.. Real Estate Brokers, N. Y. Orders,
lIosi paid, with money enclosed, 10 be addressed,
J. w. HO1.BRooKE,see'p.
sos Broadwsy, NY.
eyrhe Engrav'nss in the casa Iogas now ready
tn delivery. -40m6
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-10
Cabinet Furniture and Chat

Hsaisoa's Bsii1.ag, head Of Hashtaffssa,
NDrEH CURTIS l. now offering large ans =
wi sfsi assortment ot kufas, Center, Cara tualr
aud Extension Dining Tables, MahoganJ, go
walnut, caao-scat and common Cham, hq'"'
Bedrteads, Hat htands, Chamber sets a. Y
hair, paliu and hnsk MaItfesses, Hpnqf =
Looking glasses, Clocks, Picture frames WheN
portable Desks, &e.
Ready Made ceifas u al sizes and dssfnd'7~
Mahogany cuiilhs furnished ~ order ON s''un ~,
Having purchased New and Rich Gnoos Roe
hosi manufacturers, at cash prices, he wonld tlNN
attention eftbc public 20 the inspection 81 10 =.
Rutland, fob,. 49,. 1883.
1.-THE Place 90 buy Trsses, rbnaiea u,
i eeh, ana Abdominal Supporter ID 49, -
Stores 81 Pond A Morse, Main and Wa'h'Dt'
Rutland, Va