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The horse approaches, in the pro-
pensities Of knowiasness, as near, if
not nearer, 10 those Of man, than
any Of the In ate creation. Ills love
of mankind is one Of the best quail.
ties Of the horse; and it is quality,
too, which al most every horse exhib
its towards bis master. Now let as
reverse this, and see whether the
masters love for he beast is as much
exhibited towards that animal %
the horses ldve dfhis master gener-
ally is. | VI uld think, aud perhaps
bo iustiiabld in asserting, that it IS
not. Then, I'VE all know, and all ad
nit, that THE well used horse will
naturally shd " a good and willing
feeling towards his driver or master.
in asserting This, | only refer to ca
scs where thd noble animal is kindly
treated If. on The contrary, the
horse be subject to repeated abuse
and constant uakindness shown to-
wards him, then will he, as a know
inc animal. tifled with that instinct,
resent his unnecessary crueltles- =
We love our oflspring,and have good
care over th I'm; they are objects OF
pride and pleasrre to Us. and we in
strnct.we learn them. No reproying
land dare rlise against them, save
our own, and our welfare is mingled
with theirs Is it not similar with
that noble Animal the horse. We,
too, love this noble beast, aud set
great store By him. He, perhaps,
IS our pride hnd praised beast; he
draws eur immense baggage from
place to plaJ Ice ut our bidding, and
shrinks not from his tiresome task;
he is harnessel to the costly carriage
and driven through the streets rs Il
spccimeho of 4prightly beauty, and an
= obiectof praise by the hundreds and
thousands ofIlookers-on, and we lovt
the noble, spiEite p beast.
Look, now, how dutllul he has
been to US; but We are often, yes, tot
often, carelesB in regard to him. :
We drive HIM day after day, and thel
he is left to|tAe righteousness ant
cruelty of au i norant Keeper liz
is thrust into the stall, and at a ms
move or mis- Step he is numerically
beaten by THE monster wretch. /
this right Or Just? ] tbink it is not
and | WilrproE satisfactorily that j
is moi: DO unto others as yol
would have ihem do to you. Now
docs this arRly wholly to mankind
Can itnot be constructed so as t
refer I'd the iaimal creation as wei
TO the humal7 Can we not vela
promptly say 10 10 the wretch wb
would numerically abuse the horse
Ia auto him, too, as you would hay
anu he WIZ m, :, = = love hin
you, even tel -iold.
Is it not, p man. heart-siekenin
to hear The So pl Of q poor dumb brat
cursed wicke4ly by the wretch vii
keeps it, and See his head braise
and swollen from the blows whic
he cruelty inIicts? These may b
simple suggestions, but 20 me the
bear serious phase
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-26
F1Ag.RL & VVHNTg3Ee
elk AR D u; = Csc

Ga0ODMIClH & BEAVERS, are ~,
IA now receiving and Hopeuihs .. sez,:sr 5sy w
dr9ot from y !w York ara Phila- x
ielihia, one of the largest and most desirable
sto1ksof Erast ANA Winter Goods, theE
have ever bad the pleasure Of Offering to THE
1r.Ile For this Sock they be- leave 10 ask ii
Fl Ia eustondgs, close cXamina-
Npt IS /" l}ce3llI qlallF On ti1il i-.s''
afeN days their entire Stock VIII be il Stoft
wh4n they VIII ain api5eslr in a more eAicgldl
ed adverti8emeat.
The us,ial Raster of the eountry taken ii
exchange for Goods at the highest market pricd
GOODRICH & BEAVERS. /
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-26

CrRE ron AiEANNEss.- Rev. d. i.
Huntington Says: 81 am inclined %
think riding as sovereign a cure for
as for dyspepsia"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-26

Bruised Cd Sore Baat. IF The
saddle bruises your horses back, and
makes it swell, ii greasy dish-clout
laid ON hot, a nd d cloth orrag ovel
it, bound on Fitha surcingle, a quar-
ter of an hour, and repeated once or
twice, will sin / it fiat. fit is Slight,
wash it with little water ami Salt
only, but you must have the saddle
altered, that i press not upon this
tender part, f3r a.secohd bruise will
be worse than the first. II this fur1
niturc does no t fit and sit easy, il
damps him, By if nothing wound on
Lurt him, he Will travel with courage |
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-26

An e1eha nge paper says that for
getting to phy ypur small bills aud
robbing a hen ropst are the same
thing in. Dutch, only little differ
entity expressed
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kksggA Henderson.
NJ 4 RIFLE MANUFACTURED,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
Near the Hotet-on the Squae-nen to
I GOrtlOn's JVare-H oDse


fMouLD !, inform, the people i <,.s.1ssss
wv Nashville and the surrounding 49,
country that he has recently improved I'll L r
and greatly enlarged his Marble Yard. TINT
and lis now prepared to I'll all oGdcrs
inI he marble line at the shortest no. =.
tide land on the most favorable terms for c,su
He would call particulht attention to his wei
selected stock of monuments. mantle n;ccee
figures, garden figures statuarv. Fountains
Baptismal founts, Urns! Vases, Tomte. etc
many Of which are dfIthe purest Italian Mar
be, and from the chisei of the best Euronean
MASTERS. His arrangements are now comnlete
for furnishing all kinds of marble. either of
his OWN manufacture or imported He has on
hand a large quantity Of Italian marble. in the
rough state, WHICH he will sell very low
HOUSE Furniture in EITptian Marble of the
best duality can be hadss his ward. He fiat
tiers Himself that he can now serve the public
on as notwithstanding terms as any similar es-
tablishmdnti in the west! A share of public
patro4agd is solicited 1sept %
p. S.-The attention. of the lovers Of the
Fine Arts is directed torny assortment ofstat-
lary They are of tile rbrest and finest duali-
y, anq Of direct ilnpdrhtons
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IN STORE.
FLOUR.FLOUR.

AETE keep constantly on hand
w lsge quantity Of Flour made Aszzss.=z-
dt the Bedford Mills, which we warrant equal
tp the Cincinnati or St. Louis Flour.
COLDWELL * CUMMINGS.
Dec. l. Shelbyyille, Tenn.
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HARDWARE AND C3jrg.T,fsY.

a lA;GE stock embracing almost every
* article n THIS line wanted in this market
IN store and for sale rheapbv
THOMSON * BUCHANAN.
April 81, 1853.
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Cpe for .rcHH t,acs and 1ooA
qehe-To reduce The swelling Of tho
face caused i y tooth ache, make Il
linament of tile lin cture Of belladona,
two drachms; ladd anum, one dr4chmi
spirits of halt shoF n, half ounce; aud
rub the face frequently with it.
The follow ing il an excellent rem
edy for tootll ac pc: Dissolve one
drachn of tam mic acid, IN one ounce
Of chloroformI and apply to the tooth
with a piece 4 f raw cotton. A small
quantity shou Id also be rubbed on
the gums and outside Of the face. =
If this applic riion be faithfully used,
it seldom lailY to rElieve the pain.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-26

aS9 The subscribers h i've now
I'm i9li operation a Coach Factory, in the
o"ltiinS formerly occuPied by 81 JOSEPH
scott as 4 Cabinet Shop. fAYEr1EyM4E, THIN.
where they are prepared TO manufactured
Coaches, EsocE<a wny>. Fswgaies. I'd.
neatly and tasfily finished Of the best seasoned
tmber.apd materials, in the lightest and most
substantial manner which they viii sell as low
ior cash, or on credit TO punetuai men, as can bh
obtained elsewhere; ahd they feel ass ured that
their work viii compare favorably with any
west OF the mou htains. All work done by
them warranted to stand six months Ladies
AMI Gentlemen aleI iirtited 70 call. RErAIRING
faithfully executed. at short nbt;ce. on reason
bic terms. JAS. 70. HALSEY.
Alhrch 81. 1S5@-ly 81 RICE.
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70 FameyIs To double the crops
on most farm +, about all that is nee
essary is for d ur agrlculturists to sell
off one half II heir land, and with the
proceeds buy manure for other
The larger farm, the less man
grows to the here.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-26
RIEE GRAs> -

w ;l Be-. 5.5 as.. s # i.. s.. k.. %
Blue Grass Seed. r.bich sc wilisclar sS1sz-
Nashville prices, Md Warrant thei> r. al
genuine.
COLDWELI- & CUMMINGS.
Dec J. Shelln lie Ta
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-26

Good Gem pa Take some com
mon lime and mix it with a quaint
ty of tar-jdst enough to make a
tough dough. Useit qaick, because
it becomes liz I'd in few moments,
and will never soak or crumhle. This
is Il lirst-raie cement for the purpose
of making swine troughs, feed box
es, cave-trous hs and many other
things.
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ffAlNS.-Lag, fifth. STIR ahers, tongue,
~ breast, stay, lock, halter and trace Chains.
Feb. 3. SlIApARD.
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CoACHFACToRY.

May 20. ISL,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-13
NEW eUaLEoArIUxs.

T UST EDITIONS OF DR. HOLLICK,S
81 celsbrSted hooks en Physiology and Medicine, for
gentlemen and msrsieo people. Number 10 called ITno
Guide" Married Persons Private Com psnson It
contains thing by Biological and nnsiical-that
be required to TO snown By the nsrrid hose
Number H. IL called The Male SYSTEM and Is intended
exclusively for gentlemen. II contains every thing
spg to the pbysciosy and dsrargement to which the
sys,er,s ats with The OF prevention and re-
sioraion extreme old age These books are tho
only Of the kId here and thu infor-
siior they contain not 10 be found snywhere else
In ,ha E gl,sh lspepsae They strictly moral scs-
fc and lractics,7 useful aud should be read by ALL
Each book il yell touLo, ana contains Ave hundred
pages. With sud coored plates The price
Of ch book Is liar They publisned by T. w.
STRONG e8 Nassau ST. CT, who will read either by post,
free to any part ving the money and address.
To BIZ bad Of booksellers. Remember these booka
by Dr. Botlck h yell known author and lectnrsr.
Cvsr half . million cop.ss have been sod.
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SUNDAY BOAT FOR ALBANY-LANDING AT NEW
~ burg, Poushkeepsie. Kinesteu, CASsh and Hudson.
TIE steamer Hero Captain W. HAneox, win leAve the
per foot Of Robinson stzsst every Sunday st O'Clock
SI0RaE = stanley, n tAs 49, = ~ What
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-13

ITO TIRE BEN, oRsrrc ELEcrORs OF THE SEVENTH
Il vsrd-At u solicitation Of nume1eu b,dy a
IRE electors PR Dyss to you q
dsyssssnt candidate for sursges At the approach
g election fer four Gilman 81 the Fifteenth district Of
Ibis city Sbeu yon elect may DO certain that
81 al st all tines b ready to advance, to the utos
Of ny ability, the interests Of my constituents and
snau sndeaver 70 prove hat Am not unworthy q tha
se16esros cpossd IN
CHARLES BERRY. u MARKET street.
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Whist could ambition ast for more'
Two p,ises-one from Eurcpe's strand,

NEu Ole 1fOm our Xen6rOuh IAnHs
r YON'S MAGNETIC POW DER AND PILLS, FOR rHE
c1telIripsticn Of insects end vcrmin have carried
oil The prizes ct the Worlds Fair In Europe and It's
terpt in An eri,s Cali At 424 Broadway and ses the
medals.
0yLAYlNG CARDS.-HI.UMNATED FLORAL Play
III ing for sale 1T the Union Card MannsActory,
III and 10 Grand street. the Old Fellows Hail.
sranss a. the sano prices the old syls
I'd playing cards.
MISUNDERSTOOD ANO SOUND FOR FAMILY USE,
At c. Cd per bushel Gsnt free Of II the
PIES Of SIX bushes MORE sent per ordsr BY esclosS
The cash. ADDRESS WiIi.n Damnsry, Qsosue, l. L.,
cAls of p Howell postmaster,
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AND TEE SOUTH
IN and West via Ner Jersey Rallroad-Unised States
street at and 10 O'Clock, A. M, and AZ and r. n.
Ihiovsh IN four hours Fare 81 e5 In - 70 In *,
tsn leaves at ~ NJ at stopping at ali way ssstQns.
Through tickets sold for Cincinnati Ct e1o) snd tho
West and for baltimore, Washington, Norfolk b., an6
N. snd r. n. --sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-13

NEYHOUR. UNION AND VICTORY i--THS YOUNG
- Mems DEM attic Union Club xl hold their reyu ar
meeting this (F,dsy) e,enrg, az O'CLOCK, thu Chi.
rese Assembly Bu,lcipg, $50 broadway Business ofin.
Iorlsr requiring the attendance of the vig1ant CON-
nit-ee, COMMITTEES Of Arrangements for nesting
the "a Of November, and the merrbsrs generally viii
Re brought up for ac.icn, JOHN CoCaasNE,
CORNELIUS CAR.gs Sec'y. President,
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L,OURTfEEfH WARD.--AT A MEETING OF THE
IT, reg1lsr Democratic republcsn Charter Nominating
Committee OF the foasesnlh sari, helt at L. Ksi y's
l3, Mulberry street. ct IL, 1894 the follow ti,se
unanimously emil sted viz FOR assessor herry
p West; for COZ stables. Nstbane. Finch w. Q Hutton;
for sohool commissioner Anew H. Green; school
trustees 1bop as Boees, James M0san, Thomas G &c.
ray for sssoci INSPECTOR w. inspectors OF
elec.iondrst district Jose phi Hasgerty John Farrell
seconc district Jsmas O'Nie Mchscl Burke third dis
tict joseph shannon, Daniel sev,n: fourth district
Hugh W. Mcdonnell james 0'Re0lg; ith district. Hen.
ny Manon, CHARLES OIsary; sixth district Peter NJ
mott Joseph Murphy. Daniel SLEVIN, Chairman.
THOMAS II. GERaTY, Secrctayv.
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TepFpESDENT CANDIDATE FOR MaYOR.-TaE
Origin Joon Jacobs 407 broadway If elected, will
his fel ew citizens TO the bsst Of his ability.
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nAEKER GUaRDS--JEE MEMBERS OF THE ABOVE
Il company Sill neet at No. West street. on Friday
evening at 7 O'Clock tor business and drill. Every
mt er Ia reqpested TO be on hand. By order u
1nos. GEoRas, secretary rEO'. COUCHs, Captain.
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/ Eighteenth Ward AT meeting Of the friends and
fellow citizens Of Mr. Everdei held the evening Of
Get in the Eighteenth wavd the following resolution
, unanimously anepted:-
Resolved 1bst We non mate a. tia independent reform
csrc;date for Coun cm,n of the Fifty SIKH Council dis
trict, Mt James tw r5eli and that hersny pledge
0uTselve', In view of cop6d in him good ct
AID honest man to best snd ayors, both in
dviGualy and cole cvey elect him ~ our Iepcesen.
tasivs from saio district at the next election.
From the minutes. J. SAVAGE, Secretary
INFORMATION CT JOHN D OLEARY AS COUNCIL
IN man, Thirteenth district, sixth ward-"Ws ask
nothing that is not clearly right, and will submit to
nothing wrong "-Andsev Jsczson at an aggregate
meeting Of the democratic electors Of the thirteenth
district convinced according to announcement on Mon
cay evening ne 9th inst a. Garrieks SIKH Ward
ply Secretary, he following resolutions in favor OF
the nomination Of J. O'L@ary Councilman Of ths
Thirteenth district, Sikh ward vs,e unanimou Iy
adopted At the opening several eloquent remarks
mace by the chairman, in The of which he
pIessso his pleasure at seeing so many Intelligent and
Influential v.tsTs assembled and wa My recom nendsd
them to act with sn unity Of purpote Tor the advance
ent oi The pcorles cause nor hal he any hcsitansy
ling worth evincco By the gentleman they had
senibed to nomns'e In the many oHices he had 30
aitaby hiaee thai no more oo%pstsnt ps,aon &c one
John d. Vi%aly
Whereas, The people Of this Thirteenth district, In
accedsf with the usual custom, have this night
s.mSed Tor purpose OF nomtna.nsa candidate for
the Office Of Cour Gil and Whereas deem IL to be
absolutely necessary that candidate for said Office
should 10 rm, fearless sud iicorruptb!e in the per
ioImacce of his tuiy, aud that he should ba possessed
Of to decide the various suejs ts which msy
come under his notice
Resolved, That in John D. C'Leary we recognise .
gentleman rossessiDg IN those requisites and hereby
NJ inmate Lin for tho Office OF Councilman Of the Thf
toeptI oistlict
Resolved That hereby pisse ourselvcs-ons to tn
cihcyto use al honest and honorable to
hls election.
The above resell lons recorded and responded to
by -sssrs Harrison Kenoy and many others in speeches
OF tsieg power depicting the present corrupt system
If city igislation, Sud urging the people the me-
cessy Of adherip2 to their present the only
OF deal reform. By order Of the Chair
MATHEW W. MURPHY, Sec'y.
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IN - n REWARD STOLEN, ON tbs 9TH OCTOBER
NsJO hetvean 2 and 4 O'Clock P. NJ, from A. Mes.
kosky No. e25 First street, Williamsburg, visible lever
hunting geld wetsh, No. 49, 366; do. xn,hor hunting
do No $3.50; 10 open face goll levsr watch, No.
1870 aso DO. silver hunting GOLD plated do engraved
TIE back Any person bfingrg these watches 70 the
above named person VIII receive the above reward
no Que s',ers ashCd
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EOrRIH WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC N0NINA-
ticn.Ata meeting OF the delegates Of thefth Coun
ell District OF he Four ward, held 1t 80 Frankfort
street. tuesday evening, October 10, 1884, Patrick
Crosse, chairman; anthony AcCroadin, secretary.
the Arst ballot. William Osary unsni nously nomi
rated candidate for Councilman of tbs Fifth cour
ell district
On notion the following resolution unanimously
adopted -
Resolved, hat tho democratic electors Of the Fifth
Council district feel grateful In presenting to the deo
cratic electors Of This district the of William
Geary Sss been long known A. true national den
ocrat who Il sincere 10 his convictions and devoted to
the support of democratic principles in his election
secure q representative who will DO true to the USE
and can. ct induced BY personal ambition private
motives to bstrsy that trust which be repj,et in
him. PATRICK GROVE Chairman.
ANTHONY Nc 5RoDDIs, Secretary.
FOURTH COEGRE SIGNAL DISTRICC-Ar MEET
A. ing II tie Regular DsinocratiS Nominating Com
II the Fou. tn congressional District composer Of
toe Fourth sixth Tenth sourtseDth wards held ~
Dunlaps Ieosh Ward Hotel III 1rsday evening, Oct
70. Flde,man John Kelly. Of the Fourteenth wara,
was Unsrineusly nominated Member Of Congress for
thai oistyict JOSEPH Hill ON, Chairman
5 ,DwAsD WELSH WELSH. secrstsrie,
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NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, OGpENsBURG BUR-
IN ngton, st. Jchpsbure ard Lttleton, Wis Ne IA.
veu Hartford Springfield, Brattleboro 6sIlows Falls,
Rutland, Windsor, Write River, Wells River, Montpelier,
t Adams and Rouses Point Ticket ofces, New Haven
Railroad Of Broadway and Canal stxests and
ner Of street and Fourth avenue Epress
trains 4; s aSa g.ggsss chscssa through.
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CyINfRaL SEYMOUR CLUB -rdE MEMBERS o. TIE
~ Csniyal sss poar Grub arc requested to meet -
TanUsny Hall this (Free) evening, Oct. ~, 1904 ~
TX o'chcs 70 make axrAug ger spts foS meeting
be he'd IN the Park Seyscur clubs and associations
sIs requested 70 send delegates to the Central Club 20
ISAIAH nYNIERs, President.
TBos A GLOVER ls...x.a.,..
tDwAkD MCCONNELL.
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VII ANT by A RESpECTABLE PROTESTANT
w young womao, situston in a private family az
larrdress he best If city e,eocs "A solsy
sss eraIsctsr Please eau at 2ss ecand avenue,
~ asys
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DEMCCPAis TO THE Observation-Disclosures WARD
IL Ssvyneur association Tho democrats OF the
Twentieth ward CORDIALLY invited 10 attend nesting
Of this association 10 b. held this evening At No. io|
West 1bTi ieth IL behoves a those opposed TO
the passage Of fanatic and just laws and who would
protect their homes from tyrspnc Intrusion TO come
orvsId and pledge them selves IN support OF the man
Who pobly stood In the breach 20 protsc them In the
hour Of CANCER. d. 8 G. RDlNEa, Chairman
Wv We G1 1sTs,T Secretaries.
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VTTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL, A
w situation chsmbermsid and to assist in wash.
ing and ironing or to do dam sewing Can be ssen at
80 London Terrace Twenty third street, between Ninth
and Zenith avenues,
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Az sNTE0-F0S GEN RAL. H0USEWoRK, 4 FRENJa
Es woman or Germsn or austrian speaking French,
- - to the suntry. Apply On Friay SAturd of
I'M. ed g, C,sy Botel corner OF Broadway
and street. between two and three O'Clock is tbs
x3teInc0n
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sIrUATION, Az CHAMBcsMAID AND
w seamstress, by q respectable P, otos.2nt young
woman Cali al her present empoye 90 East Aw.
oEird street
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d = ErWARD.-LOsT on TUESDAY, 10TH inst "
ipe) the upper part o. the city blue 1eei linked
bf ceiet, with turquoise heart attached Ths finder
will gessive the above rsv,rd and tina thsks of the
OVER, by return il 2 it to IL Fourth avenue.
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III sNTED-BY RESPEC rAsI.E YOU'VE wOAAN,
W q sitcstan cnzm nermsid ami to assist in tn
washp ironing, has the sest Of reference TO
paAk. md character Please call ct 3s3 Second
Tor two days
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VA AFTEn--A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w yourg girl, to do the ehamberwork and wsshi,g.
or TO DO the plain sewing ana chanberwork, woad
10 tina general house Ferk OF private family; has the
st Of city reference Please call at 90 sixsee alta
between Sixth and SeveCth avenues.
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FALL FASHIONS,

1NEIA AND FRENCH SHAwhs.-TEE SUBSCRIBER
i invites attention to scms Of thu most sapreb and
costly specimens OF Iua cSnels hair shs~ls exhi
bted IN This city, rso 20 uDrsvaed solcct Of French
cashmere and broce shaws 10th long and square, all Of
tho newest and NEST fecasrche designs and at prices To
coincide with the present "pyessure of tho tmes !"
GEO. BULPIN, Cosx and shawl Emporium, 361 Broad.
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THE GENfRal INSURANCE CFFlCE or THO cry
Of Nes York Is removed from trinity bulldog y
No. so all street. JONES, J- l. 60
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KNyANTEn- BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WON IN,
w . eisustinn first clsss cook; unacrssanas
liking in ali its branches and Is good washer ana
irner 10 willing to make herself generally useful DC
jecsicns II country. H&s good reference Please
an ut all Twenty seventh street. Tenth avenue.
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CSO kEWAHD.-LOSr, ON THURSDAY MORNING,
HCC white poodle dog, Tayle-'s saloon. Tbs
above e#ard viii be paid his p Cage, 800
Broadway.
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NlyANTED--A SITUATIONS. BY A RESPECT ABLE
w young scnsn to 90 general house vork In pri.
vAte family, plsin cooking wasbiDg aad ironing has
god reference Please apply at SO Green sich street,
for two dayA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-13

ID EWaRD-LOST OR STOLEN, BsEsSfPTN IN
III flower iorn with . large oval sp.l surrounded
~ diamonds At the bottom initiation leaves set
with email oiarnons Any person leaving ssid pin ut
street, will receive go, and no questions asked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-13

SXTANIED--A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young girl to do chAmherxork, or assis. IN wash.
ing ard roning he oest OF city reference given. Can
be at 2l7 East rweI third street, for two days.
not suited.