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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-30

The Ckofs IN hEsTucxY-The Frankfort (Ky) Com
monweah says in relation to the crops in that state
we hear different accounts from different places; but
Our conclusion from the whole is Kentucky will have
fully hall an average crop Of corn this year gentle
just from Cumberland county tells us that the corn
crop there is fully two-thrds of average the tobacco
crop is very fne wheat excellent and selling at 70 cents
per busheln $500
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A young lady, recently married to a farmer one day
visited the cowhouse when she thus Intercepted the
"Bythe-by, Mary which Of these COWS is il
that gives the butter milk ~
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Its fight to Immortality.


Death is phantom Nature knows,
Throughout her wide and varied range
No terror Of the fend. It's change
Change infinite and blessed,
All beautiful and true, like those
In which the autumn woods are dressed,
Attends ON all created things!
Spirit of Beauty, reigning here,
Amid this solitude Of trees,
Beside the dying year,
Teach me your gentle mysteries;
Absolve my heart of fear,
And lend my spirit wings,
Till my rapt soul with ardor full
BE welded to the Beautiful!
For oh, the soul hath longings Earth
Can never truly satisfy;
And vaulting hopes which here have birth
Find homes beyond the sky.
Oft have gazed, with longing eyes,
As now, upon yon azure skies,
And stroye to pierce their mysteries;
And, had the spirit wings as free
AS will my daring soul,
Mocking at earth's control,
Had scared into infnity.
But no, ali no the chains which bind
Our earthly bodies clog the mind.
We can but view the wonders Ger
Without the power to explore.
Spirit Of Beauty, ever good,
Who pecplest this vast solitude,
Teach me, oh teach me- while rove
In woodland walk or shady grove,
Your gentle craft of love
Teach me, with calm untroubled eye,
To scan the glories of the sky
With heart attuned and grateful mind
To list the voices of the wind,
When, signing thro' the woods at even,
They whisper hope of Heaven.
Teach me to join the vesper hymn,
Which, warbled by unnumbered threats,
Upon the air in rapture floats,
In gratitude to Him,
The God of Love and Power
Teach me, oh teach me so to read
In nature Natures glorious creed
OF love, and love alone,
That when my heart would faint with fear
! may forget my terrors here.
Here, where my God has reared His throne,
In Natures peaceful solitude,
So shall my heart remember long
My woodland walk, the vesper song,
OF earth in this her saddest hour,
Amid the autumn wood
But see the sun declining now;
The autumn woods are all aglow;
}rimson and gold and gorgeous red
Ire flashing brightly overhead,
While in the distance darkly spread,
Like some vast screen,
Behold the Pines eternal green.
The day departing seems to wear
A crowning glory like the year;
The western sky is glowing bright
With purple and with golden light;
While massive clouds, like mountains riven,
Against the sky uproll'd,
Seem gorgeous, like the gates Of Heaven,
With azure and with gold.
The God Of day, in glory dressed,
Is passing to his rest
The years, the seasons, and the day,
And all that God has made,
In all their glory pass away,
In all their beauty fade.
Yet, while we mark their sure decline,
Ourselves as frail as they,
Our hearts are cheered by Hope divine
'Tis change and not decay.
No terrors rise to fright our eyes
Thro' Natures wide domain
No spectres meet us there;
Glad Spring renews the parting year,
The morrow sees the sun appear,
And all is glad again
All, wherefore should we fear?
The bonds Of death are rven,
The Power which babe the seasons roll
Conferred on man undying soul
And made him hope for Heaven
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POSTAGE on Books SENT By MAIL.-Books not weigh
ing four pounds may be sent in the mall
cent ounce any distance in the United States
under three thousand miles, and at two cents
over three thousand miles, provided they put up with
out cover or wrapper in wrapper open at
the ends Sides that their character may be
mined without removing the wrapper. not prepaid,
the postage under three thousand miles is and
half and thousand miles in the United States
three cents an ounce
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BRILLIANT SCHEMES.

TO be Drawn at Wilmington, Del, October, 1854.
GREGORY s. MAURY, MANAGERS.
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CoPIoUs ARrEsIAN SPRMG.--A few days ago Mr. Dab
ney commenced boring for water his premises in San
JOSE California. The augur penetrated through stiff
bed Of clay fifty eight feet thick when stream OF water
struck which forced itself up the aperture with
precedented power, and in volume greater it is beev
ed, than all the other artesian in this neghbor
hood combined From this well alone flows suficency
Of water to turn mill 1t boils up with great force
runs off in stream four feet wide and six inches deep
AT the mouth the current has washed hole Of
raj feet wide and very Deep Serious approximations
entertained that the proprietor will not be able to contro
the water If the city authorities would take it in hand
every street in the city could be penfuy provided will
water and at every corner and in every public square
running fountains could be had The water is cold and
-delightful--Sdn Jose Teleqroph
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ALEXANDRIA, LouDous. AND HAMPsHIRE RAILROAD
meeting Of the Board of Directors Of the Alexandria,
Loudoun, and Hampshire Railroad held the 26th
instant The Chief Engineer stated that his estimates
and specifications would be ready by the 14th of October
when the Board resolved that they would they
should be reported proceed forthwith to contract for the
necessary graduation, masonry, and bridging between
Alexandria and Carkes Gap, in the county Of Loudoun,
o distance of forty miles-Alerandria Gazette.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-30

The steamship City Of Philadelphia" lately lost near
Cope Race, Newfoundland was screw-steamer upwards
Of 1000 tons burden, and valued at 5000 000 She was
owned by the Liverpool and Philadelphia Steamship
Con papy," and was her first voyage This is the
vessel the company have lost The City of Glas
gov sailed from Liverpool for Philadelphia on the LIST
March last since which time nothing has been heard Of
her and the City Of Ptsburg" burnt in the harbor
valparaiso year since. The only vessel that
company has aoat is the City Of Manchester
but they expect have for ready before the
winter This vessel is also iron one, building on the
Clyde, and WILDE called the I" City Of Baltimore
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ID. q. HARE, Engraver.
state, County, and Corporation Seals. Presses
ma ns-epn WASHINGTON, D. Q.
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the regions OF romance and OF fancy; and IL will be for
the poet and the painter to restore its original beauty
this memorable temple, to rebuild its affairs and to ex
hbit again unto its robed priests ts burning censers
its kneeling worshppers."
Twelve miles further the party to the ruins Of
Quarra. This point is not important the others.
The church Of Quarra is so long by twenty feet
as that &C Abo We found one room here, probably
of the oldest costers attached to the church. which
in good state Of preservation The beams that sup
ported the roof were backened age They square
smooth and supported under each end by short pieces
of wood carved into regularly curved lines and scrolls
like similar supports which had at the ends of
beams in houses Of the better class in Old Mexico The
earth upon the roof sustained by small straight poles
well finished and laid in herrngbone fashion upon
beams In this there is also fireplace precisely
like those found in the Mexican houses the present day
"We had heard that in stone panel inserted in the
front end Of the church at Quarra should find emilia
roned the fur de lis, the ancient armoral bearings Of
Frances and many therefore, supposed that posi- bly,
this church had been erected by French Catholics who
had come missionaries the country from the
direction Of New Orleans But no panel no fleur
de lis and stone Of any kind that bore the marks
| q chisel or of hammer. Every piece in the church.
in the closters and in the debris Of neighboring viii
age was in the same rough form which it had when il
was broken from the quarry"
After three days journey, during which time the troop.
suffered much from cold and the want of water they mr.
rived ut the most imposing and important Of these ruins
Gran ouivra The journal Of their passage through this
terribly bleak and barren region is very interesting but
have only for their descriptions Of the remains
| Of a important city:
1--WE found the ruins of Gran Quvira to consist OF the
remains of large church. cathedral with mopastery
attached to it. small church or chapel and the ruins Of
town extending nine hundred feet in direction east
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-30

New York, SEPT 29.-A private despatch, dated Hong
Kong, July %, states that Commodore PERRY had or
rived there Canton was quiet The Weather Chinese
families were leaving for the interior There was but
triHing business doing in teas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

TUSrPUBLlHED-NE@ EDITIONS OF R. H0LLaCR =
81 celebrated books on Phys'oogy and Medicine, for
gentlemen and msrried people suu'ber called To-
Guide or Married Persons Private Companion. 1t
contains ever tbipgp by sioiogcsl and medcalthst
can be required 70 be known b. msrrid hose in
Number H. Is called 1.-THE MALE -yssm, and il intended
exclusively for gentlemen IL contains every thing re-
latin the physiology and dsrargement 70 which their
systems are liable VII the ~ prevention and re-
storaon even 10 extr Oh These books are the
only Of the kind published here and the nfor
nation they contain TO be found anywhere else
in the English language They strictly moral scisn-
tfc and practically useful ard should be read by sn
Zach book 10 well bound copfsins pear i've hunfred
pages with and colcred plates The price
Of o. ch book is ooar They published by T. W.
STRONG 9S Nassau steet who sill seud either by post,
Free TO any part recsivog the and address.
To be bad also Of all books Semember these books
by Dr. Hoick, the well known author and lecturer
Over half million copies have been sod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

On Tuesday, October 8. by the Rev. J. H. Perry, Of
BreskEn Jony Ns to GRErTA JOHNSON both Of this city
On wedI esday, October 4, BY the Rev. Mr.. Lso, Of
Crepe street congregation, JACOB HERMAs, Eq of Tex
to RosK third daughter of Dr. g. Lnds of this city
On Wednesday evening, October 4. by the Rev. Mr..
Anlst at his residence, No 30S Broome street. Mr..
0IORGE W. DEvms to Miss ALxRA Burnside all of this
aitY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

NOAL, FLOUR AND BREAD.-C0AL, FIRST QUALITY,
~ nut size % per ton egg crate coal 80 TO- Flour
sold by the single barrel at the wholesale market price,
delivered In New York, Brooklyn, Willis Jersey
City Apply At the peoples coal spd -four agency, 8s
Broadway, or at The branch Office 334 Fulton street.
ner Court near City Hail. Brooklyn also No Hamilton
avenue South Brooklyn, and foot south street,
under the Farmers snd Citizens Bank, Williamsburg or
At the coal yard $40 Greenwich street. New York Bread
4 cents per pound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08
EDUCATION.


"A CARD-THE SUBSCRIBER ANNOUNCES TO CIT.
"A aens and strangers that his elegant rooms are now
open Tor the instruction OF writing and bookkeeping
New pupils received daily. OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH,
392 Broad way.
E%oARDilyG SCHOOL FOR BOYS, AT .BFTIPOgr. r.
The fourth term of the Bellport Classical Inst.
tue, viii commence the FIRST Tuesday in Move
For circulars, apply 10 VIM. Kevan, Eco JI0 Wax,
street. New York, and for full particulars sd5ress
JAMES cHUTKsHANK, Prin-i-s,
E'RlNCH LANGUAGE.-pROF n. LAGR0Iy. NO $50
Broadvay. continues TO receive new rnnls 80
inoroosh instruction u the French language inusrtinz
10 them the ability 70 speak IL With faency ana cofrte
ns1, Tsims moderate, sV'.Sss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08
OBSTRUCTION.

q VALE, TF'CFER or NAVIGATION, As1RoNo.
~ ny, surveying d,anehting scsoants and book.
sPng, no ibowery, heShapca fnssituta NY, and at
u Fourth snd South Fourth streets,
lshin instruction during the winter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

FNHE VETERAN CORPS OF THE WAR Or 1912 Will,
assemble at the corner Of Third avenue and Twenty
70 attend the funeral OF late brother John trigger
The corps will be Known by wearing the cocka lie o,
their hats and Grape the left arm The CONN win bc
dressed with the flag Of the corps. BY order
A. W. JONES, Major Commanding
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08
CAUTION.


NAU1I0N.-THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED NOT TO
~ buy any Of the following described twenty. five ball
chets marked No. TO 20 inclusive, and counersgned
BY D. Wassermann, for the ball which be held by
the undersigned society at the Apollo Rooms No 40
not be received.
WE'LL, sec'y Of the Phoenix Union Lodge.
NOTICE ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED AG AINsT
IN receiving or negotiating the following promissory
notes, made By T. 8. Wheeler Co., one dated Juy I,
1864 for e34 ls; Aug 2, 1854 for s34 TO- do Sept
y 1854 for $34 payable to the order Of W. Platt and
accepted-thst dated July q 1854, not endorsed Said
New York, Oct. z, 1854. W.PLATr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

NnSy Dye aud ysfFs.-EasheIor's Csisbraaad
nEt dye 10 BY AL acknowledged the best In the world
EnE Wholesale and retail sppliei in nine private
7uaass at ". A. BACHELORS hair dye, wig, and
zsnhxl hair factory, No. 23S Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

Light Compilations arc First Tn Tan.-Thc
skin m fair person IL peculiarly sensitive, and
wqpirss the genial acd bslmy influence Of floral inv
gsSant like PhsOn's paphian lotion to enable 1t t,
sist the effects Of atmosphsrc changes The most bril-
spetess at all seasons by Its aid fact TO which Ma
dame Anna Thillon has testified from her ovn per.
Hotsl 1877 Broadway Of Dey street For sale
BY all respectable Druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

CoAI--AT 20 JAMES STREET, WHERE GOOD
~ weight and the beet quality of red ash coal will be
sold al the lowest market price. Orders received NJ the
Sixth Wasd Hotel o. Duane and Centre streets
p. GARRicK, yard % james street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

A REPBCrABLE AMERICAN GIRL WANTS slru-
n Ason as nurse and seknstress, or to travel With
family to any part Can be at her ias-plscs, No.
st. Clemens place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

KSddes's Gas Rrgulaesr.-A BetteY light,
with quarter less gas We have examined and tested
With NE care KIDDkRs Gas Regulator, iaveatioa
designed TO regulate the ~ viii III gas shan b
harmed by each Kidders Regulator IL : sim
Ds mechanical c1ntivance. by which each consumer
Ay rsguste The pressure az which he desires 70 burn
- gas 10 give precisely The amount he wishes TO
burn and And when II is thus jastsd It
preserves the pressure ~hont any further atten
d,n. The invention to one Of the greatest
utihty From various trials have made With II, We
WINGED that fully twenty i've pec cent OF
The consumed and that 1t gives also batter softer
and equsble light Professors Torrey. Gibbs ett
and Others Rave certified It's excellence and number
q persons who have ased IL have aso teshaed 20 the
economy and other acvsnt gs which they have derived
from It. We thorousbly convinced ii invention
worthy Of general atea ton and calculated prove uni
wnally and decidedly useful New York Daily Orders
Ssseysd az the Gas Regulator Co cce, No. 20 broad
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08
POLITICAL.

=. r-r,~,(, -, -, - - $500. =,
A IA StEilNG VI iHE iNDaPENDENi DEMOCRACY
- OF the FIRST ward, held o. John Aoioney's No 90
Gfeenwich street. Friday evening" October ., 1854,
me following named gentlemen we're appointed Ward
lions for ward offices Tor the coming election, without
going through the farce OF primary election, aliss
primary humbue:-
John b Homes, Patrick O'Connor,
Edvard Murphy, Charles Holmes,
Mhnam Jones, John Lynch,
John Mccarthy, Patrick Mackey.
william kenncVane, Robert o,Callaghan,
wi,l a. n F:mn.D, Edward Essr u hssgan
I"hn shansIon Innn Vsu ofen'
Jobn M,ushnn' fsn,es p,syr,,.r
John plisss p,trict HaGsrann
Michasi snde patsr nnaSx
Danisl Rynn Iohn p,asyy'
James Walsb. lanes Msysbau
John Farrell Denni. Rar,n
John Rourke' John WOODS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

EOR SALE "A NUMBER OF FINE THREE YEARS
IL old broke mules; each can be zen at Al s. Cham
berlin ., Bulls BEAD stables, No. II East Twenty fourth
street; win remain there for few days. Among them
one pair that took the first premium at the state fair
JAMES BUCKLEW.
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sFECIAL NOTICES.

MASONIC NOTICE "A SPECIAL MEETING or DIR
M cy Lodge No. 1877, vii be held at Masonic Temple,
4a0 Broome street. Thursday evening, October l3tb,
as u o'clock. Business Of importsuce
a COLO VE-ONI, ". NJ.
GEORGE w. TnKxIErT, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

NOTICE -TBE MEMBERS Of THE NEW YORK TYPO
IN graphical society invited TO attend the funeral
of Arthur Rayney, this afternoon At O'Clock, from
his late residence, % Arnity street. BY order.
II. CLAY LANlUS, Secretary.
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nj Onn-TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAG
lsOOO or the advertiser will buy, at discount.
a 6rst bond and mortgage improved property, well
secured in New York or Brooklyn. No broker need ap
ply Inquire at No. Broad street. room No. IL, between
IL ana O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

NEW YORK CITY LITERARY UNION.-rFE FIRST
IN quarterly session of this union of Literary Soce
ties Will be held this week. in the lecture of the
Mercantile Library association, Aston place, couDenc
ing Tuesday evenir A. and continuing for three
cessve evenings The following societies take part in
the exercites-Ine Hamilton Literary Union, Mstropo-
Titan chatting Society," Columbian Debating Society (of
Jersey City,, Franklin Literary Society, Phi Kappa
Society, and Clinton Union Question for debate the
second evening Docs the gencies of the times de-
mand the existence and support Of exclusively Anne
rican party ~ The public are invited to attend.
DOUGLAS LEFFINGWELL, President.
D. CRAWFORD, Secretary pro tenn.
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IL years old, 15 hands high, warranted sound hind
and fast In harness Can be at Harrison Fleets
stables, Roosevelt street, near Chatham.
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(yLNTREvILLE COURSE ---RoTTING- MONDAY OCT.
~ Q, st O'clock r. n. Match $500 mile hests, in
harness Tu' tie ranes 3 Jim; Brooks
b. g. Ned. omnibu leave hourly for the course
JOEL CONKIIN. Pro prieter.
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II IVES, JR., PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, NO. POPLAR
~ street, corner of Columbia street. Brooklyn,
Fulton ferry-Ieacher Of the plsnoforte singing and
the VIOLIN at his house. or at the residence of the pupil
He also teaches singing in classes lady's class Is
already commenced on Tuesday and Friday mornings,
from 10 to IL O'Clock He Is ready to open chldrens
class on Wednesday afternoon and Saturday morniug
Also class for ladies and gentlemen Tuesday and
Friday evenings. Terms low. Particulars made known
On rqury Mrs. Ives also teaches the piano and gng
M UsICIANS FOR PARTIES &C., CAN BE ENGAGED
Il by applying At the hairdressng rooms, o.
Greenwich street and Battery place. Inquire Of FIRE
ERICK MEHvER. N Application for less than
three pieces will not DO atten ded to.
MR.. AND MISS CONDOR, TIE CHEERS OF TIE PIANO
Xyl forte and singing, $40 Broadway.
NEUsIC-ONE OR TWO PUPILS CAN BE INSTRUCT
IXl ed on the pianoforte, by young lady at her
residence she would also be willing to receive lessons IN
Spanish from . competent lady, for which she would
give musical lessons Address c., l96 Madison street
NKR. OTTO MULLER TEACHER OF THE PIANO
I forte and singing, 325 Broad way continues TO give
essons 1t bis redence, and the residences Of his pu
pills FOR further information, please apply at his resi-
dence, or by letter.
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Gt n n REWARD LOST, ON FRIDAY THE sIXTH
WlO inst. in the upper part ( the city, lady's
small gold watch chased back, nth chain pencil iosset
made by Hsrkeim and Constantine, No 5SO61-The lind.
or win receive the above reward and the thanks Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

II oRSE FOR SALE--A FULL BI1OODED SIX YEARS
II old black horse, fifteen hands high. kind in all
harnefs, and capital saddle b, rse, Ia good traveller
warranted sound and unsurpas for style any horse
in the city, this animal s sold fti 70 fault but that tho
owner has no time to use him, only persons wanting
something extra need address box 2 742 Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

CENrREvnIE COURSE, I-TROrrlNG AND Pa
~ cling, Monday, 0st 10, at o'o,scs, p. n Match
IS COO. two mite heats. Col. Hall names and drives
gr Hero, PAGER, 10 wagon. Mr. j, Bevins r. e.
Tacory, under saddle, carrying $50 pouods
JOkL CONKIIN, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

M ONTE CRIYTO AS oTaTTON MEETING OF
Np the Monte Cristo Association will be held a. the
Arbour 1872 Broadway, -upd.y Oct 8, at O'Clock,
p Punctusl attendance tina members 10 requested.
BY order Of the secretary and treasurer.
g + ALEXANDER,
T. p FOX.
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L,OR sALE--A STYLISH GRAY HORSE; SOUND AND
IL kind; can trot in three and quarter minutes win
be sold for $1s6. Address W., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

II ORSES FOR SAIE-A SPLENDID PAIR OF BLACK
IL carriage horses, with carriage, nearly Tho
horses cost $780, snd the carriage $780, The whole viii
te sold for So0o Apply a. GATFlELD'S horse bszaaT
Crosby street. If not sold before Wednesday, win 10
offered al auction at IL o'clock,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

TTNHE TATIERsAIL'S HORSE POWDERS FOR HORsES
Il cough and cold in horses, is quietly performing,
thCnsancs Of cures FER apnum. Sold by tho package
dozen or gross, by A. II COUGH Co., 40 Wall street,
basemen and at II Court street, Brooklyn long credit
given to country merchants.
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HOixgnls. UAlssAaA0Ns, 40.

TyOR SALE-A BAY HORSE. SIXTEEN HANDS HIGH,
II years old, trot his mile in three minutes
and warranted round ard kind in all harness. Inquire
ut 40 Water street. where he can be seen.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-AT NIBLOS GARDEN. ON THURSDAY EVEN.
IL ing October ., blue striped retic1e, containing
pocket hand kercbief, and bunch Of ke,s The finder
will be rewarded by leaving the at the Office Of the
Broadway theatre,