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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28

Scott, Brother, & Co., are about 10
build letter and more extensive es.
toblisbmcnt, for the manufacture of their
axes. The celebrity which they have
a,quric as Ase makers, has increased
their business so much, that they find it
Necessary to procure enlarged facilities
for prosecuting it. They will locate,
we believe, below the foundry, on Sec.
ond Street. -.....
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28

Tue GREAT WALL or CHINA-Curi,
Gus Calculation.--ln lecture on China
which he delivered at Bolton The other
day, DR.. Browning said it had been
calculated, that if all the brick, stones,
and masonry Of Great Britain were gsthp
cred together, they would not be able u;
furnish materials enough for the wall of'
China; and that all the buildings ial
London, put together would not make
the towers and turrets which adorn ttS
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28
Amendments to tho Post 0flice Laws.

DR.. Ods, Chairman OF the Postal
Committee, has reported to Congress
some important notifications in the
Post Office Laws. One not tho least
important is TO make the rule Of pre-.
payment uniform in all cases, at the
present rate Of three cents, this will re.
duce the labors and simplify the ac'
counts OF Postmasters.
DR.. Ol,ls' bill a also provides for fixing
the price Of trs nspor,inS the mails on
railroads, at ma ximum rata per mile,
this is recommended in order to avoid
the extorionafy rates which some rail.
roads companies have exactcd. 1t also
pro iles for a reduction in the present
prices paid to Steamship Companies en-.
ga ged ia the European and California
mail service. The Ocean Steamship
Companies are drawing from the peo.
pies treasury millions Of dollars every
year, for transporting the mail, when il
the business was laid open to fair COM
petition, there is net The Least doubt bu'
that the same service would be perform
ed with Just as much safety and promp'
t:tude for less than half that is now PAID
TO the Collins, and to George Law.
| The Post Office business is in the bes
hands i, could be placed. Dr.. Olds il
one Of the most energetic and sogaciou'
men in Congress. fully capable Of dis
charging any duty that falls upon an A
merican Statesman.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28
Crystal Palace.
New YoRx, Feb. III

-s.-5t NEW DIRK, 60. IL. 81
The Crystal Palace proves a total
failure. On an examination into the
condition Of the company. it is found
that the capital stock aud all the re.
ceipts Of the company have been spent,
leaving il in debt to the amount Of
S12O.OOO, ,.e,. ~
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28
DUFFs MERCANTILE COLLEGE.

DUFFS MERCANTILE COLLEGE
"a few hints from perfect master
will add more to dcvelope the capacity
of the pupil, than the mos, protructed
lessons from an inferior teacher. w.
G. BRIANr.
Every profession has its acknowledge
leading man--onc whose p,e.eminence
is universally admitted. Mr.. Duff, the
principal of this institution, has, lor ma.
ny years, been the acknowledged head
Of his profession. As a teacher, as the
author of the most popular system Of
book k'kceping in our language, and as a
practical Accountant, he has earned his
title to that measure Of public conf.
doncc which he enjoys.
His eighteen years experience as a
practical accountant is an extensive
eastern shipping business, and fourteen
years, employment in teaching book.
keeping, his long tried experience in set.
Ting the most intricate matters OF &C.
count, and reputation as an author just.
Iy give his professional reputation a
weight with our business men, and even
in our courts of justice, possessed by no
other person in the country.
In word, no pains or expense seem
TO bo spared 10 render this establish.
meat the most complete and efficient in
the United States; and we may ado, that
such seems TO be its reputation at dis.
,ance. The class list exhibits students
from Buffalo, Lockport, and other pla.
ces in New York; also from Wisconsin,
st: Louis, New Orleans, Memphis, Lex.
inston, Madison, Charleston, S. c., AMI
all parts of Ohio.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28

TALL TREEs.-William' and EIisll
Bird cut tree up on the Tuala,in RiveslsA \
about three miles from Linn Ciy. fro&
which they hewed a,stick Of timber II
by ls inches square and 75 feet loaSs
Above that, from tthe same tree, dizzy
hewed another IA inches square and So
feet long, making IN all 1875 feet runniSg
measure. This shows how gradually y ~
fr tree. .iapsr:--Spectasor. ne 4A !aa,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28

J. G. S,een, and M. NJ. Bosworth,
have associated themselves together in
the painting business. Some Of tho
work done by Mr.. Steen in this place
is hard to beat. Mr.. Bosworth is from
Pittsburgh, and is a clever workman.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28

There were II persons baptized, in
tho river at West lronton, on Sunday
last There was a very large u,len.
dance, despite the mud and rain, to
witness the ceremony.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28

We learn that the Company has
been formed for another Nail Mill at
this place, which will be commenced
Immediately. ~.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28
Captain Walkers Expedition.

N CIV Orleans papers Of Sunday an
received, with Mexico dates TO Feb. 3ls
Captain Walkers expedition was eJl.
ating much excitement. An official t11.I
count had been ,ecsived OF tho captS1sI
Of Peblo. The inhabitants had b
all we'll treated, and were offered dr.
liberty on parole, which they declinS3;,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28

Ovid F. Johnson, formerly Attorney
General Of the State Of Pennsylvania,
and Of late years we'll known at the Ma.
tional Capital as political writer for
Democratic journals, died in this city
yesterday afternoon, aged about fifty
years. He was q man Of excellent tai.
ents, Of great aptness and energy, and
Of many estimable traits Of character;
but the enemy that still lie. in wait for
thousands lured him 10 is-ruin, and he
died, forgotten or fosaken BY the friends
Of his conviyial hours. He yielded to
the Tempter, and perished; and yet the
Tsmpteri. protected BY ihc laws. . Nat.
Era. e sF'ss ti8 'g'e9H
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28

There is considerable decline in flour,
both in England and this county,
New York papers quote sales of 5000
bbIs Western Canal, at 1892. and s,75
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28
Sentence of Michael Jennings. Z
New HAVEN, Feb. III.

Michael Jennings, who murdered Mrs.
Bradley, al North Haven, is sentenced
to be hong on the second Tuesday Of Ju.
ly next. sa ,.es ..,a 81
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28

The New York Senate on the 9th
passed resolutions ins!ructins their re-.
presenlativcs in Congress to vote a,
grinst the Nebraska Bill, by vote Of
% to 9. 1t had previously passed the
House by an equally decisive majority.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28

Why is a drunkard hesitating 10 sign
the pledge, like skeptical Hindoo!
Because he is in doubt whether 10
givsupthe worship Of the jug or not,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28

DoNATIoY.-The friends OF Rev. J.
Chester are invited TO attend Donation
visit nt his residence, on Tuesday Even.
ing, March 7th, nt o'clock.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN PITTS,
J erfe DJJRGH,

.
We learn Inst evening from q gen
,leman from Pittsburgh. that tho respite
grontsl by the Governor in the case Of
this unfortunate man, nrsived yesterday
forenoon, just IN time 10 rescue him from
The gallows. Every preparation for cx.
eeuiion had been made md The con.
demncd wss about TO be conducted,
racked between hope and fear--for he
had been assured that q respite was on
the wsy-,o his terrible doom, when the
special messenger arrived. The effect Of
this announcement upon Jewell may be
imagined not described. Jewell is much
elnacis,ch by the mental agony through
which he has passed; aud it is thought,
that he will not soon recover from his
last fearful trial, even more terrible than
death itself. During the week he has
been visited by numerous ministers of
the Gospel, who have spent much time
in payer with him. Thursluy afternoon
his wife and family visited him to take
their final leave. His wife is lalcd al.
most to shadow, ana her heart is well
nigh broken by the events Of the past
year; and looks as though her earthly
troubles would soon be over, if not re.
lievcl from this awful suspense. The
greatest excitement prevailed throughout
the city during the entire doy of Thurs
day, and yesterday up TO the time OF tic
messengers arrival, The Jail was be-
seiged l.y the curious. so much so Tint
the doors were locked, and the aid Of
The officers called in 10 clear the cnclo.
sure. The respite is indefinite. and tits
thought from the sympathy manifesto |
for Jewell, that there will be no repc!i.
tion Of This fearful exciting sccne.-
Cler. Dem.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28

The Steamer Kate Kearny, in the ser.
vice Of the Chicago and Mississippi
Railroad Company, burst her larboard
boiler while leaving tho wharf at St.
Louis, on the 10th, killing and wound.
ing from 25 to 80 persons.
The St. Louis Democrat says: "The
number Of passengers on board at the
time was not known. Captain Bruner
estimates the number at from fifty to
sixty. There was a large party in the
social hall, and a considerable number
on the boiler deck ..and forward guard
to witness the backing out Of the boat.
All this portion ofthe boat was shattered
and fell with one tremendous crash to
the lever deck. The Kate Kearny was
very old boat, and inadequate for hel
late services. II is said that ten years
ago this same larboard boiler exploded
somewhere near Canton on the uppeI
Mississippi, by which number were
killed. 70 e see4 Sc
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28

y SCENE ~ wv II L. WV ttsptI"oiS
and intelligent looking females, appear.
G before Judge Spooner yesterday, to
intercedc for their husbands, John Rob.
inson and Daniel Speny, who the day
previous had been convicted of stealing
pork, and sentenced 10 one month in the
chain gang. One Of ihem held an in.
(ant in her arms, and the anxious and
care worn expression of her youthful
coun ienace spoke as plainly as human
lineamen,s could speak, oflhe agony Of
the heart. u
They stated, that if deprived of the
support furnished them by their hds.
bands. scanly although it may be, they
would be cast hcu.clcss and destitute
upon the cold charity OF the worlI.
They pleaded with an eIoquenee which
would eclipse the rhetoric Of the most
accomplished orator, that ever address.
ed himself to the feelings or passions Of
an audience, with an eloquence which
can only emanate from the deep undying
love of woman. 1t was eloquence from
the heart, and it struck responsive
cord upon that Of every one present, rot
excepting that Of Judge Spooner, who re.
called the sentence he passed upon
them, and in lieu therco(inAic,ci q small
fine.
This was. rs i, appeared upon enquiry
their first offence. We hope the warn.
ing may leave lasting impression.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28

During the year 1858, on the different
railroads OF the United States, accord.
ing to the Philadelphia Bulletin, there
happened about one hunlred anil fifty
fatal accidents. The number ofpersons
kille was about $50. and Of wounled
abou, 500. or fatal steamboat accidents,
there were about 80, with an aggregate Of
about $50 killed, and injured. There
were about $50 lives lost in the United
States by conaasrations. BY disasters
at sea, in all parts Of the world, not less
than $500 lives have been lost. or fatal
accidents caused by natural phenome.
ma, the chief have been three terrible
earthquakes; one at Cumana, in Vencz.
uclo, one in Shiraz, in Persia; and one
at Jago De Cuba. There was loss Of Ii e
to moro moderate degree, by various
less violent earthquakes, and by numer.
ous tornadoes in America and else.
| whore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14

On Monday, February 10, Altar short illness, ra,xAs
fRAHKIN infant OF rhonss and Osr,lsan Shsp Art.
Do Friday February 10 Joanna Hall wrsrAIL youngest
daughter Of John p. and Dora Brown, aged years. ]
no. Vi ard 10 days
On saturday, February II. atths residences Of his
Their wssths N. j., GEoRGI A. Robson, Of ciaeass
o. the heart aged ~ thiro Of tbs late John
Rob,oD. foru ery Of Jeo burg aoxburgshrs, Scotland
la jersey Cty on Sunday, February ~ HERY Corr,
son OF v. ard Catalina Talmsge aged about years
On Sunday morning February IL, Of scsrstina CARO-.
LINE ELIZABETH, younsest daughter or townsend p and
Frances A Roe, ssed years, months snd days.
Thu friends OF the family, Perry CHAPTER o. u A., and
Blooming Grove LODGE respectfully invited TO Ateod
her funeral from the reicencs Of her IA her. No 274
West Thirty fixh street. 1t half past twelve ock this
afternoon vithost furth sr invitation
They 50. and watched her bosom heaving,
And softly bent to list her breathi.g
And there we're teas, ard gloom and sighing,
For that sweet rosebud slowly dying.
Tbs tbs Of earth were almost rivep,
And spirit ones from Sod 10 Haven
Were Watching, olad In robes OF Wilderness,
To bear the babe TO realms OF brig atness.
And nov. the pangs OF death ell vanished
From that fair brow. its gloom bSnishsd
No moro pain rerd that sweet bosom,
For Garry hl,oms . heavenly bl'ssom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14
Board OF Supervisors.

The Recorder in tie chair. The minutss Of the last
meeting were read and approved
OF divers persons for the correction Of taxes. Re-
DsgTed.
OF Committee Crimnal Courts and Police-In favor
Of paying Martin X Beam and Ed yard B. Smith, pelce
nsn, for costs OF suits brous III sgAtrs, them.
q the True National Democrat and Morning S1r-F,r
ahvertsiDg patel 1T jurors by OF County Clerk
Amount $40 g. Referred to COMMITTEES on Ooauty
Offices
o. Isaac Fitz-For sramicing sooounts in Comptrolsrs
eAac-, is Amount 3395 Referred
Adjourned to Thursday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14

J. B. Miller Nechos, E-9.. Untsd sta Consul for
Hesse and Nassau leaves for HAVE to day in the steam
ship Franklin.
Hon. Robinson, Rhode IsIsne IL. Gen. Croghsn U
b A.; Capt L. Davis, Mexico; Stan wood, Boston
arrived yesterday At the s.. Nicholas.
Brundige New Haven; X. Hit,hcock, U. s. N; +.
Houston Savannah; Holden, Boston arrived ,estsr-
day At the Prescott HouRe.
Hon L. Addugtou England; pt. Gardner U. 8. Army;
uapt Melluf, San Francisco; 5 WITT Ohio, among
the arrivals s,t-rday At the Metropolitan.
D. Fuller, Warrington d David Paul Brown,
Philadelphia F Oorwin Ohio; j. P. Roberts, BDstoo;
n. g. Grinnsl New Jersey A. Colston, Louisville; W.
O. Ashe Albany arrived yesterday at the Astor Aou
DEPARTURES.
For Nontevdeo in thu brig VernouNessrs Jos
4 = Wheel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14

Ahts q soon % the AnsuAl dues b colsetsd or
eunds rsissd IN Any other way for that purpose"
Mr. Mad said that the society now In good coal
Nm ald there vss danger Of It's going down. "a
moved that me- mhsrs would orwArd AMI pay th lr
dues TIE society would last long he lived ct aay
rate.
No ether busness Of impf rtanes transacted and
about nine O'Clock the meetiEg 81 joarned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14

Not1cc. - William M. Burg0yne, having
Du1shs sed The entire Of John Plume 1. the 6rm
e Bur. oyne Co., 10 shs CITY ard Bursoyse Plum ia
Nan l. this asy ais's,ves sursoyns Sioue IL
sAaxsed with the settlement o. the affairs trims
e s:ns name and style ss before on his account.
ssn ir.roise9' Deeemb9s 81 l.s, sisnsO VIM r. Bur.
Of hontEor and Warrington Streets Fan Frsncso
BAchapSe at time, In 10 sui
sss Q. Bari Br.s Co london; sotsnsusr Co Psrs;
VI a'gs Co.. Me- = r.; phsniI s:nI. New YORK; Z.
L b mott Co. st Lous; Chuhh 4 aros. WashiustBn
oad dust and bullion purchased collection made and
Hemitted 1t the loven rates Atcusr attention given
orders for the prrchase sale Of STATE city other
rftjes, ~ TO she Investment If money
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14

DISTURBANCE AT CoLosHD CHuRcH-PAKrAKNG OF THE
EA6nNnT.-fsstsrd-y afternoon officers Austin and
Goohard OF the FfrsS ward TED four cnores m.n
named Vim Ho'ges uHAcber, Willis Cna as II dx.s
and VIM Dslsro, CO sed with having attacked sni
tsocb I'd down man nsmsd John Tucker With = stone
about ten o'clock on sssrAy evening While VAS oom
Ing out Of Mr. Hecpes chm CHI Ia Souta Sixth strest
Tucker severely IN the head BY the blow from
the The used parties w.rs ought bafnrs JUS
oe Bs.s and gave benos appear for examination
me 18th inst They c1arge Mr. fucker with having
rsd ia ihe religious 1-Tvcas Of the caurch parok Of
ths nd lftefwa ds knocked do Of the
brethren.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HpzALD.
Nxw YoEK Feb. IL, 1854.
pnAR SR-ip this MORNINGS HERALD stats that the
srt %, tie Peoples Ferry together with front at
loot o. nth Eleventh street, Williamsburg has been
purchased by the Willis nsbury Ferry Com for enc
huuoIed thousand dollars beg 10 say that you have
been misinormed snd that there Ia not single ~ord OF
truth In the whole s'atsms mt and 1t msleAd the
people Of WILLIAMSBURG beg ril corrsot It BY pub
Ashisg this note 10 Other way most agreeable to
OLIVER CHAaLlCH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14

DR.. Regers' Syrup LiverwOrt and Tar, Tor
asthms. 4c., 81 sohencks pu monte syrup for
ton 81: Has,lnss' syrup OF n.ptha 70. coughs 60 s
Ayers' cherry peoor. fcr spistsg Of blood TAyiors
female 1thly pills for suppression, wofo soneidsm
Or and agos 81 90 Aorses invig ratog oordis
debility 81 two for ST. Holloways pills and oiotmsut each
81 cents At 0Ul 9N'5 l27 BoWerY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14
Naval InfeI(leenGes

NAVY SURGEONS PAY ON SPECIAL Orry -. According to
the practice in TIE departments here surgeon of the
cavy who ia ordered to retu foreia station with
sek hts charge, consider to BE- enti led
The pay which he would received II uty At
hospital under the act OF March g. 1S35-Washta9ton
i8nr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14

The Gentleman who had his CnrrOty
head into pes oelor with delicate prs
mA,o shading bear In mind ct operated oa by Or
GOURAUD. This bar naturalization . down bown
job DR. Gonraud never des he Celebrates his dys IAan
nedcat soap pos re subtitle. or uprOat hair trom
Of he bod, liquid romeo lily white hair resorai
and o prepsr.tione for tbs preservation
~ cnservA,ou of be.uy at hi, old established labors
tory Wall s-eet first store from Broadway, trusting
alone 70 his celebrity as chemical philosopher
anee Of tha purity and efos Of lie he cells
-Four also y Crllepfe IS South Third street, PhilAde
phiA; l29 w ashinKton street, Boston, 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14
Mails for Europe.

4HR NEW YORK HERALD FOR EUROPE.
The steamship Ffasklip, Capt. Woon, will save this
port this morning At twelve O'Clock.
he royal mail steamship Arass Captain Jodkrs vii
Avs Boston Wednesday, Mt II o'ooek for Liverpool
Subscriptions and advsrssme for any edition Of the
NEW YORK HERALD Will he received 1t TIE following places
h Europe:-
kvRrooI. John Hunter, Ne PArsdife street.
LeapoN H.. Edwards, Sandferd Il Co.. No II Ooruhiu
VIM. Thomas 20. No 10 Catherine street
kAw. Livingston, Wells Co., 8Place do In Bourse.
The European maila per Fraui lin, viii close In this
sttv at quartz, to eleven psr Arabia - quarter
. three o. sIcck this afercoon.
Fhe WMKLy BHRAID, (psinted Ia French and English, }
VU b pubhahed ct half past niue O'Clock this morn
~. Single copies, In wrappers, six pence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14

DR.. McCIintoeks Peetoral Syrup-A Safe,
rapid and pleasant remedy for oensump.ion and
s chronic of the thro and p 81 For
sao BY the inoipsI aposhe,ariss and BY A. CUsHNAN
CO l22 Full on street, MP stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14

ped have WITH priss THAR pnblishet ~
DsSiti.ner tho sion albany street Broad
va To th beet Of heir ,owsdge they have never
oEped any suoh pe'iin They did however, sign raper
presented 10 them BY sentng himself
ceaneosed with the Hudson River Rairoa with said
C1 petition fer the opening o. rs,ss for Aha. rrosd
r. the southern tsrrr Of College place Barolsy
street. through Greenwich and Wess streets ~ the
could deliver their Trinity place. being
repre ertsd 70 them thai the obsc depot
there That ar f The rs'isi9u tor the aa.s o. Absny
signed has been added siDce they attach
tares then psr. OF the paper known to
them
kdmund Comm. Spying Bradley 4 BuGum,
ID. W. Iugsrscll, e J. brown,
LON bard b. Brosn,
John T. Terry, Jos W. Ccrles,
hobart Wiltse, L,.is Atserbary, Jr, 4 Co.
Few YoRK, Feb. IL, 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14

Reddlng's Russia Sulvo B0st0n Remedy
Of thry stsndsg without fail burns s,Ald.
bos cbilbsins cha ped hands piles and every outward
injury erup.en a. B. D. Sands. wholesale AZ 'nts.
Bold by Ring OF ohm and Broad
by drug lists and apothecaries generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14

FAsAionabls CiothIng--New Goods ALFRED
1Uk ROE CO., No AL Be- Adway Invite sxamin aton
eth II sortmeat Of fsshi,nsbl sell made olothaG Per
sons from dstarce Oh TO surty The selves ~sh
nent Of goods and s les ~ the above STORE No
dey In n,joSa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14
Married.

Married.
In the Church Of the Holy Martyr, Saturday
ing February IL, BY the Raw Mr. N Heir, Of No. 3O8
Boone street. M SAMUEL GEORGE HnL to Mas ELIZA HAIR
WATSON All Of thip CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14

lrss out wit1 cus uhtratiog Little sixnts PRESENT
POSITION TREMENDOUS sap = Scion Robia.ons not Corn
ttores and iuhny ssetch ot for abs ceIesaIsD
tesdes A. qusDty Of live fun In after Pros
cents per copy 70 obtain eveyr The Posyune
ssn now bs delivered 10 subscribers ma shlog nor
Esr b. saaipg address 70 the Office spru 80 street
0lOYAR q LAWSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14

Defiance salsmander Safes, Gaylor's Pr
saa-hoBBRT n PATRICK IL the sole 10 manufacturer b
So United States Of The above celebrated
SIMS npsnstaSie defiance Locks .nd bars; she bee
lock- hined the world Depot la Peayj
.rsnl. ooe door below Walden lSuo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14

boy VIE ana s ths little ones. ing - see 70
svr hie rrer tod aud receive vslar tines PESHA
siws hatas In cling his q tertanments att seivs
eao rve more valae H. sud ents
TOT Vac rortY nvesed an Other sxabitionst
s'v. 'aisn're uek'.s IS cents snd l1a osnts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14

Do not Rail Az asnst Time, you gaze on
whitening hair in the mirror but steal -ch
spoler by those blsnohed locss natures
trious black brown; your youth BY tho of
CRlSTADOROS hair dye sold and applied At No. Astor
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