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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-08

An Ugly Customer.-A little girl
about 4 years ofage, residing in Center
Bridgton in Maine, having been apparent
" out of health for some time and trcub-
led with bad cough, on Sunday last her
mother gave her lobelia emetic, soon
after which she vomited up black snake
A physician was called, and the child i
now doing we'll. The snake was covered
with scaly substance, was about as large
around as a ladies' little finger, and eight
teen inches in length, II was alive when
elected. How long it has been in the
stomach is unknown. but probably was
swallowed in water when it was very
small, as for some time past the health oil
the child has been wasting away.-lPort'
land State of Maine.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-08

ACCIDENT AND DEATn.-Wo hear Of
sad accident happening on Sunday
on the Rail Road near Pennlngtonville.
Mr.. Joseph Wright, accompanied by
his wife, were walking on the Rail Road
on their way to Church. and hearing
the fast line coming behind them. step
ped from the south to the north tract,
supposing the train to be on the former.
This mistake occurred by Mr.. Wright
not being aware Of or forgetting the
fact, that the Sunday train comes down
on the North track. On other days Of
the week it would have been on tho
South. Both were caught by the cow
catcher. Mrs. Wright was thrown vic.
len,ly to the side of the road and re-
mains senseless. her husband remained
on the projecting part of the Engine,
and when it was stopped, he was found
TO be quite dead. He leaves family
of nine children, and one Of his sons
was on the train TO witness tho unfor-
tuna,e death Of his father. tits aston
ishing after so many fatal accidents,
tina, persons will still! daily peril their
lives by walking on the tracks of Rail
Roads, Westchester Republican.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-08
Etents of Rems, sc.


public excitement against him in Louis
Vile has subsidized. That will be till
doomsday, we should think.
4 Good Comparison.-The Boston
Bee says: A man eau get along without
advertising, so can wagon without greas'
ing, but it goes hard-it does.
A farmer, (says Cole,) dismissed hand
because in his absence, he set only nine
trees in day. The farmer set out the
remaining ninety-one ofthe hundred him
self the next day. The result was thai
the nine bore more fruit the first year OIL
bearing than all the Others
You've destroyed my peace ofmind Bel
sy said despairing lover TO a truant lass.
at can't do you much harm, John, fol
twas amazing small piece you had, any
way"
A man had his head cut off on the Gen.
trail Railroad, n. Y, OIL Wednesday last
His headless body was found. and jug
tightly clasped in his hand, explained the
reason for his decapitatIon.
The total number Of deaths in St
Louis for the week ending on the 18th
instant, was l62 being an increase of 81
on the previous week. The Republican
says over one half we're emigrants who
had been in the city but short time.
Eciipsed hte7lect.-A Wheeling paper
tells story of man who travelled on
foot, several miles, on Friday last, to visit
Wheeling to see the Eclipse. He return
ed home much disappointed, declaring
| that it was very poor show, not worth
the long walk he had taken to see il.
Temperance Morcmcnts.-The Re-
ports Of the officers of,he Supreme Coun-
Gil Of the Temple Of Honor, read at Pitts
burgh June 22d, represent the cause OF
Temperance as advancing throughout the
Union. Six States have hoisted the flag
of Prohibition, and others are coming TO
the rescue.
Three things Luther said made min:
ister, prayer, temptation, and meditation.
The way for ministers TO maintain that
veneraton and respect that is due 10 them
inSbe consciences of their hearersis by
keeping etheir,commission.T Ia
vel.
Drops Of water constitute the ocean.
Grains Of sand make the mountain. Good
actions in small, as we'll as larger matters,
constitute the gentleman. Small amounts
6ne the printer. when collected together,
would make his pocket hook collapse with
Joy, He needsis. Send y0xr snare
Lead and Silpcr Orc.-Rich speci-
mems of these ores have been discovered
in Blount county, Tennessee, combined;
there is a sufficient amount Of silver 10
nav The expenses Of working.
:, -, -,
Two oo,'. :. p"r "sJ h %' oSr VIA
friends in 1910, have arrived. In the
neirhborhood of Carlisle, Pa ..harves,
hands are being paid 50 50 So per day
for tho very best Graders; others less.
go H., 49,, , !. :, !, :, ,,.,,.
~ ohs VI .ne s.a.any q ps "a" VII, MeeA
az l's'aent 'eo"s. . h h ,, n ,no ' H.
Armstrong county, ny WHICH WV H"'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-08

TIE PAx.HANDLE RAlLnoAD.-This
road, the right of way for which has
been more than once asked and refused
by the Legislature Of Virginia, has been
made, independent Of permission from
The Legislature. The last Wellsburg
Herald says:
1.-THE rails are now down for the en-.
tire length Of the Panhandle Railroad
in Virginia, extending from the Ohio
river to the Pennsylvania line, and the
locomotive daily traverses it without let
or hindrance. On the Pennsylvania
portion operations are in state Of for
wardness."
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-08

Destitute Clildreu...-Thcrc arc said to
be 10000 destitute children in tho City
ofNew York; wrctchod girls md out.
Gust boys, who 1.-Two by bcggary and
shame,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-08

We don't think our readers ought to
deprived of all the good things said ny
The North, because we happen to occupy
n Southern latitude; hence we cannot
forego the following;
JrrrERsoy REylsEp.-It is thought
they have got new edition of the Dec
laraI,ion of Independence at the South
especially calculated for that latitude
The followingis said to be the begin
ming of the precious instrument: "W0i''
men are born with considerable free
dom and endowed with alienable rights
among which are life, liberty aud the
pursuit Of niggrs"-P0rtland Ad'sr
tiscr.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-08

IMPORTANT DEcrstoN-Thesu Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania have recently
decided that "a license 10 sell liquors by
small measure for u yoar, does not con
fer ,ller right to sell on Sundays"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-08

Liquor Law.-The Liquor Law pass
ed by the Legislature Of Ohio, has been
declared constitutional, in all its features,
by the ablest members Of the Columbus
bar. The question oil its consti'utionalily
is considered settled.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-08

A fresbytery of The Cumberland Pres.
byterians, in Tennessee, have declared it
a breach Of Christian morality for church
members to play cards, drink ardent spir-
its in public, Or engage in buying or sell
ing negro slaves Tor gain.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-08

Charles Phelps, of New York, has Civ.
en- 10 Knox College, Illinois, $4,000
worth of lands in its vicinity, to endow
the Phelps proiessorship.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-08

Two angels one orLifc and one of Death, .
Passed DER the village us the morning broke;
The dawn was on their faces, and beneath,
The sombrc houses hcarsed with plumes Of
smoke.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-08

Progress 9'tae Evangelical seetsau-
ring tie last HAL .cen,ary.-lt is a very
prevalent opinion that their increase has
not kept pace with The ratio Of growthin
cur apidly-multiplying population. s,a.
tistics, however, prove the ialsity Of Ibis
opinion. For, s'during the past fifty
years. says a~riter on religious Statistics,
in the Morning s,arI6f May 3, .the num-
bers ofthe evangelical churches IN the
United States has increased from four
hundred thousand to three millions and a
half; being increase Of eight-fold, while
our population has increased only four.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14
FYuE MAaRfFD woXAN's PRIVATE MEDIcu. coz.

TUE MAPnrED woxAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL. coz.
- pacioo--Ry Dr. A. NJ. N4uTico&u, profseeC- OF
diseases q eo1san one Anndrsth edo. 800 COY; -
no; pc. 500; on hns paper, sTtrs bndinsi prize -
hood 70 wonanhood and also yifs ard othaz Ars
fully described, With no ssrsss lac nptora aa5 aae
the proper moe o; treatment Ia plata, SIMPLE bat In
the most chase h3syss, ezsily uadcstood And tfus
evsyy worAn can discover BY comparing her own symp
toms with thoss dssc-ocd the nature ehsraotsx "A
eausss her compliant ana b. spArsa much asxlstv
and sn.srine. The rife sbcdt becoming mstAar
nas often nss5 OF instyustieu and sSvioa a tks
utsnos iynpcrtnes ~ has futuss health, In respe Ia
which bos ensit-onsss crnida coSsung medical gen-
tiszls SI 2nd sucn Instruction and advice end alsa
srplanstons II many symptoms which Other -ss wo2
oacss;oc munh anxiety Slam. Ho~ many sNsfsr.
sry fros ordinations irregularities peculiar to the
seae syst.a, which undermine tina health ~ the esCs
81 sc teey ignors1. and wtiod thsr celcacy far
bids gsssing mslcsl Advicss How many suSax frouA
hus, (wesscsa, ds55ity, Se).cH uDy In eoxstsat
eSaAy for nNny @,aihs preceding oc'd oenenV Hsw
nsng -insah n MT dnngsruEs dei'vsrsea ina aeU
ard uao-rsin recss-res, saus whose hvvs haswdaA
doYrs such 'rs vii each fna 10 psges The means e
pre-oo bon, susaocss'oa, ard relief How nsrs ~
spsrst to tire arttersr to hsr hus3snd her rs1rss
hy timely pssss Of this utts volunss II e. inrs aa-
HcAb's CONVEX folly chs ssroua sub;ect1 hsetsS a.
a. they are cs nature stcts nesde Cor the married
,r those plating rasn,agr nor as " Stsingsr
&ic~ssera ~ BgosivsE, Adrsaaca, shsrnuAs h,
(sibure Ephdtss); st No 2 Astor Acnas. B<ssd sray
end at the rutiAiiae ceice, 40 Hbssty street New
YORK. JnBsph rrrxss MotilS also T. ~ rotsryor Ok
Onsssaus street, PhiiGssloha On the rccs{pf a 81
copy Win Be Sasn.tsd by mall frss o. po6(aes "a aay
Part Of the United 5ptes ~ 4ttsrs must ~ sdAr ssei
post paib. 70 N. A. n MATKICEAU oface l2e LAbert
sress, New York, o. boz l,2sc1 SsX y0SS ggt QslcA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14
n s. HoUGH, AUCrIoNEER. RICH HOUSEHOLD

II s. H0UGH AUCrTONEER.- HOUSEHOLD
LIE furniture, pauoforte, carpets palnsings silver
ware, o., at eucticn-W DO sold this day, Thurs
day( 1t lo O'clock all the furnturs and nouss-fur-
niahipg articles in the house No. ia Iwsnty-ffth
street seyesih avenue comprising tapestry Brus
sels and Ingram carpets superior wood panofort
elegant Eoeewcot marble top ecsere superb rosewood
bookcase, Isdes' escyoire; marble top csn
fre side snd farcy ables china dinner and tea sets
Sch vsses cnc mantel ornaments elegant and
mahogany suits OF furniture, IN satin brocateile and
2lush; easy aud sewing chairs, in broc.de rosewood
corner cupboard, mahogany extension dnins tables,
elverplAted ware, elegant rose FOOD and mahogany
French bedsteAas cottage do; suits Of cnaellcd cham
Dor furniture; mattresses, rosewood and mahogany
dressing bureaus, marble top 1lshssnds toilet sets,
dne eDgravings and paintings in hsndsomc frames
nut secretary, crockesy and glassware, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

N s. HOUGH, AU5T10SEER--H0USE SALE OF
~ elegant furniture, rich silver ware, crTpets paint
tpgs mirrors, fncy articles, &c VIII be sold this day
Wednesday, April TO- at 1o O'Clock tae ,ntents Of the
four story heufc 10 Warren street. consisting OF rich vol
vet carpets, Brussels and Venetian stair carpets and
brocateIc curtains oval mirrors suites OF fur
niture In brocstellc rosewood and sofas
and Swing chairs elegant rose~ood eegero. with
bic top and fancy tables corner stan
work table,, dine oil paintings ard steel plate
great variety Of rich silver rlatci comprising ele
CANT tea service pischers cups, sugar dishes, flower
stands, cele baskets, castors salycrs salt stands
spocrs fokr csndles,icks &C elegant paap and china
ono ornaments, acc5rated china tos SETS china
dinner sat rc-cwood and mahogany French bedstsads
bsst hair tresse rosewood and mahogany dressing
bureaus, pish weshstands TO match glt china to!Ie
SETS ahcgan srIipg seat cEass acd rockers rush and
cane ssst chairs c.no SCAT dining csis extension IL
ming table, reJ-bed walnut tsbc, walnut
ta1y and bookcase writing assis worAbo,es, fas'e cut
&c Every article In tho house to he sold without re
serve Mem will be In attendance 70 remove the gods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14
SHIPPING.

yroR SAVANNAH s. FLoRIpA - UNITED STATES
S mai ins The new frSt class stea u,ship KNOX.
VILE Captain g. % LUDLOW, Is u pier No. North
river ready tc receive freight. ana will leave satur
day, 10Th inst. Tor frsiyhs spply board, or FOR
passage 70 SAMUEL l. NiICliiLLy 10 Broadway. Tas
Augusta Capt Tbos. Lyon olabsma, Capt. deo. T.
follow IN tuln,
L9og VIRGINIA, CeRpLINA, GEORGIA &c -rKfr U.
IT = mai, steamship JaMfSl0|N, Cagoniy ell
Leave pier No. 10 North River Saturey eterr Don,
September O. Ct o'elcsk for korfc.f Petersburg sud
FlchInord. Tine "a Norfolk sooat tvsnty fo1r hours
Psrsepges arriving tacre asethe o.bosri and Roo
toto aud iTanao on AGO Mancneaer Railroads 10 Au-
sus-a, Atfante. Ch srestsa, 60 Passage aud fare 20
Noyolx, %; n rtssr-purg and Rlshmcod sl0 e~rage
IsG prico 10. freight apply board aud for pssaage
10 LYMAN \ P1EAsANIs, 81 Roadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

1eATTEtY, Ar CAs1lL SAkDkN.--SPALCiNG 4
I'D Rogers' two Crcuser.
OPENING FEE MONDAY, sEPT. H.
This FIST grand equestrian performance will be giyeH
st three O'Clock
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON
Ioors open ., O'Clock At nignt, doors o2on ct Z.
and performances a. O'Clock.
Admission, 25 cents only.
TWO PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY.
Particular notice This dcuois establishment cen ~
main in this city his week only positively, A -
pontments already inside up te the LIST o. Novenbr
With lat FLOATING LACE CIRCUS
will be found Bill Lake Tho great Nov Oreans ccwns
tho far Man Monkey; Milo Agnes, the calshe< ~
Creols " asst; The well kno hotioy Hrothers Esy
Maglon the poted hurdle racer T. Cram, the ex'ra-
ordinary 81 mnas; Mrs Lake the intrepid horewon.a;
Prof. BALD win the wizard VI the Soutl G. Brown, ".
Knkao-, &c &c.
WIFE TER NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS.
Walter iymar the peerless baIebsc rider; . T. Rorora
tho dating uis..- Ayanatc eluesttian; Hrs. Ormod
the svore scenic eqaes;rienns; fra White. the skilfua
ho-sswomsn; Mester Clarence, the young eqlast-iGn
hero; Durand ana GeTity the great epu.rsts kcase1
White, the pshsd Inare de crqun; Mons. Psu1,
the modern ehs Aons La rnorne, tho Hercules Of tn
Arena; W Conner, Z Wilson, 6;., sc.
fd5nra Kendall, leader Of the brass band; Ge0-gs
Chose, lescer cf the string baDd Bill Lake. principal
clown; Col 9 q Willis, treasurer.
Tickets a. ticsst Offices only. No money taken a. te
door Pe3esirsos will enter she Battery, Of Bat
terry place aud Washington street. visitors in carriages
through the Cite on Wa hingtn1 street.
lhe two Crcnses will DO exhibited at Jersey Oty,
Monday, September 49, Paterson, 18TH; Newark 2osSe
Railway, 2lst; New Brunswick, I'D; Tre1ton 23d. NJ
Goly, 2bth; Camaen, 26th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

DY JOSEPH HEGENAN. AUCTlONEER FRIDAY,
ID September Is, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ at the Central
Sales Room, Wiiloughby, CT Pearl street. Brook
yn, GER er assortment OF household
sails and ingram carpets oilcotb, sofas mahogany and
other chars nahoeany and other tables, marble top
centre tables, washstsnds, bureaus. warirobes bed
steads feather beds mattresses DC. Also, bagatee
table, also two rosewood cottage pianos and the balance
Of rusc garden furniture combating Of chairs settee
tables he. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

A UCTTON ICE.-THOS. BELL, AUCTIoNEF.R--BY
II Bell Bush--Tbis day, at 10h O'CLOCK 10 the
saeroom u Centre street, will be Sold by order of ex-
ware baryocm furniture splendid bookcases wardrobe
buresus, desks &c Friday, at loh oc,ock-Ths valua-
BILE stock Of London Index watch and clock maker,
comprising hre variety in the line, Watches CLOCKS
gold jewery show cases, counters &C. Particulars day
Of sale. GeGant furniture on Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

CORNER OF THIRTY-FISrH STREET AND FIRST
~ svsnue.-To be sold ct pablo auction, on Thur
day. Sept. H. at IL O'CLOCK, the contents Of Wholesale
nqsor store together with lease and fixtures ar excsoi
ing low rent pipes Of gn puncheon of Scotch whisky
barrels OF wiue 10000 segars, II egross sof bottled
brandy, WINE Ut the corner Of Thirty fifth street
and First avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

~ RCcsR,RS BRANDY. CART, DRUGGISTS DRAWS
NJ sad bis. IN Friday sept 10, Mt iols O'Clock ~
81 r@y str a. corner Of eenwict --rcss. eoffees,
sonnapps gin, soap pepper, and m,stsrd enampsgne,
bcgs, &C. VA. CsrTr', Aaclionccr, 81 Deg Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

A UCIT0N SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. This
"A aplsndid property, known tbs Cromwell Farm
situated thrcc-qusrters of q milo from the Harlem
bridge, opposite McCcmbs dam and fronting over 5000
Feet on the Harlem rivers and Cromwell creek viii he
sold ct auction, in plots varying in size from one quar-
yer TO three acres on Tuesday aid Wednesday, Sept
10th and 27tl at IL O'Clock the ground. Persons
desirousto purch beautiful building ses
10 the city, VIII find it an OBJECT examine this pro
perry before locating elss.here. Fon particulars Ia
Saturdays PAGERS. Apply to
NCRAT & AILESDORPH. ass Bxoadxay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

UPWARD syNTZfNIcI, AUcToNEEE- EDW Ard
IL sihtze nichSwil sell at auction. on Friday sni
sa,urday sept Is and j., atlc;s o'ccct each y on
-hs premises 60 Eighth avenuetssigaees ISLE OF yey
Free end wen solicited stock o stores tuwsre weighing
-sstipes, hop sntu1ce &c. The and ranges
Summer langss, New World, sreciaa, Inylncble
~ss, WAcfehester. Motifs Patent Hot Aif Psrlor
,,nyas r,oa sSrcfS To- Han. ronusstsves tailor fur
nss.s eirculay r5A oval drum Eto,.s. fretwcgk do
lot a second HAND stoves ind very fe assortment Of
furrihn- lin and. britannia ware; aso, beer pumps
vs,sh,ng r,aehpes glass pc shee, wash Kettles and q
sres variety az smar cies also horse, wagon shop
siytures, &c. Terms cash, city funds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

C'OR EXHIBITIONS CONCERf IS, LECTURES, PCHIH
a. meetings. balis. &c -Is Chinese Assembly Eo,y6.
b32 Brcatway surrounded by the st Nicholas Presec
colsmore and Metropolitan Hotels, to let by the night
cr week, vita or witheu. aeas for go persons. kssa,
araler tooIne fo- committees, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

A kcCAFsRAY, AUCu0NEER. K
"A WALIIkS Will sell this day, at 1O1S O'Clock,
the store Of Henry and Catherine Streets large
and general assortment Of second hand furniture
from private families consisting Of feather beds mat
'tressss, hedsicads, tables, SOFAS and chairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

A UC1ION NOTICE.-L. A. MILLS, -AUC1IOyEER.
~ Jos. Cowley, No. SO Greenwich street, will sell
this Thursday 81 10 O'Clock without reserve AN invoice
OF fresh and desirable drugs and immediately following,
stock Of groceries, coffee tea Wines segars, &C. For
particulars zee Courier and Enquirer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

A UcII0N KorICE-wILMERDING, H0GUEr & HUN.
"A bert, win offer on Thursday, September a. al 10
o'clock at their auction rooms, Nos 81 and So Broad
street. m invoice of French and English Watches CON
prsng 80 sold open faced anchors piquet; Is nsri.
can cased gold eoss hunters anchors 50 do d.
faced snchors "a geld open faced French anchors 20
gold French hunting ancnors q gold hunters anchors
9ne French; % English silver lsvers 81 do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

CIR ASILEY C0OPERS Mid APERIENT, ANu.B.I-
- ious ard AMI Dyspcphc Pills. for sale BY A. b. u.
SANDS LOO sutton street. and al respectable druegisea
MACPHAu co., Propnctors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14
TSnwARp sINyzEyrCH, Northumberland
III Santgepieh win sou, at auction, on Thursday AMI
T:.ss c.ul Il and tx At II o'closk each dsv nj

INLWAkU SIN IZIsNINII, AUUiIINffn.-EOWA MD
III sin,upieh win sou, at auction. on Thursday ani
Erix9 espi IA and IL, ct IL o'clock each day, 81
sSe sslssroorn, 10 Wall observation-disclosures sale OF
ja rona jcwery. Of the richest character, splendid
Yrruoh and Engsh chrononetors, ineepente second
vatches double smskespers hunting duplex sni double
lever DO. by Jurgensen, Bretaug and other suinent
.naksss: superb diamond ewery inc uding IN opal and
diamond suite OF bracelet brooch and earrings Of the
uost rich ana magnificent character, ard containing,
without exception the largest finest oPal acd diamonds
IN The United States This msgnG cent suite, just COM
pleted By distinguished Parsian house, fs valued ~
3oooo. Also magnificent diamond weighing on
oAiats. Also single brilliant ring, 3 csrss 9,
uppaSalssed tAuty Also, vavcty OF single stone ana
cluster dlsmcsd pins rings, and Ia les Crosses ssus
!ocbets esrrogs diamond and enamelled watches, ana
ladies diamond dove breastrins Also variety o.
siegsnt vest chains fob do neck d., seals &C. sna
very largo variety OF articles usnaly comprising tho
stock Of first class jswsler. Sale pcrem?tory, b.
order Of the nssignees. lersia cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

TMPORIED LEEcHTS FOR SALE--BY WHOLESALE
J. and retail Z. C. +. DEECKEN, "a Essex street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14
Er,nE new YORK rOuNpRY ANp IRoN RAILING

TUE NEW YORK FOUNDRY AND IRON RAILING
i Coppe ny--Soia manufacturers Of Crowens cse.
brssd cast iron railing without rsts (sayDg At ea q
cents per foot also Of Croves new style Of wire rne
decidedly the chefrcst in the United states All Kind
Of castiDgs, such columns, trusses sis and Intel
grdcrs. veranass brackets vault COVERS anaoS anf
door guards 30. Every kind wrought iron work foi
tdings, enob ~ DOORS shutters, snohors, sratings
&c, Gone at levest prices and with despatch Speeds
Alteration gven Ia contracts for eli tho iron work foi
buildings q every GLASS; Foundry foot Of IortJei1A
street, North river. Hanples In sections Of al work
The warerooms onad 81 Duane street, afe~ aoors cas-
= Broalvsy.
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TT,HE OLD DR. HUNTER HhsELF-THE pHYST1aA2
j. who ost,blsbsd tbs Hun.sriAn Dspsnsary, NJ,
vikion stroet Nov York city, in 1884, b consSts
81 AL torrs Sundays excepted, Al his old Once Vu4
TO the wise 10 srhcent. An exclusive branch Of As2
emo only attended TO- s1ts tt-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

4 RP0RiEp Gas FIXTURES III. DARDONvITI.E. AZ
4 Broadway, sois tho cnlls Of the public to bis I'm
portosr fov tue fan trade just received The surar
oy ~ hie articles Il world wide known and warranted
Also mechanical lamps, carccls and moderators and
furni.ures FOR said lamps. Rape Oil wholesale AID
retail
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ITO CAPITALISTS AND MANUFACTURER TIE sUs
soribsr has invented article pecsliy ada pts5
for epQpesrs and uoachinsss and fer winch his a5s
application for patent AZ the Inventor IL not
pacticay engaged in business, he desires - ssn tbs
inventcr terms reasonable Please address the suascn
her or cell on O. y RARRTrT solicitor for pafsn.s 2o2
Broad ~sy for further particulars W o q +.