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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

DIR. Wheeler, Oculist, A Barclay street,
devotes his attention exclusively diseases VI the eye
Uce hours TO r. NJ and AZ his residence I
street. opposite arren street Brooklyn from 70
French artificial inserted TO the natural
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

Defiance saIamanser Safes, GayIor's r.

Denanee SAlamandor Safes, GayIor's Pa
f2a- soYkaf n PATRICK Is Tao solo nAnarAesursg In
United States Of the above eele srated safes an r. o.
eonn's mpenesrablc defiance sara
tes and locks combined she world whom the
vnams have last been awarded ahe committee Of ths
!eeoposan neenAniet nsas't OF WashinSton, and the
sae deer below Haiasn lana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

IJEhBY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ii LIEDs
Il co. viii sell 81 auction t. day, At o'clock In shs
gallery sale VAL street. inc oil paint
gs sceived Paris elegantly framed oval
silk attached TO As Attor tho celebrated
srtis.s Ia kubeps JAsso Fars Murio Garlic Dolc
Pouison btrghAm vatr Others and by tho
srtist tamo, foreii pee OF MIS- Cardin
In Midi MasthieU Agnon ard others equally oelsbra
ted Also invoice VI hne cid picures by celebrated
masters. The sssurs the public
pecay called 10 this sai ssemorscng the moot superior
Election hne modern oil peItngs offered ~ auction thI
ali OF which sArsned as per catalogue and will
be 50. positively Vithou reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

Professional Card Drs. II. u J. Hunter
seciye pS.iont. In dias%oss 81 70 aSiiy
- - shsir once 7c2 ~. sdwsX .ev doors shove
IN; Thomas Norton, keq, 2t2 Pearl s,rsss Hoover,
xArshA Washington, D. c. and othsr persons ef
gno~n respeotsbiiity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

The Fountain Whose Waters Make Men
young agsh has been found ARK FRS pure
niqus i'll do amastAs much for covering
nature to the breaved head Proc Is sold every
Principal depot Bari ades esab
lishMent. AS BIT .adWay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

the last day exhibitions; and to Aishs posi-
last tation OF these sublime Panti in
this city. The Rev. Mr. Bsloh lectures might
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28
1DWAaD sTNTzRNIoH,
Late chief salesman OF q II. Leeds / 90.

A ETHOSY BLkECKER Will SELL AT AUCTION
IL Tuesday, the 5lss last IL O'Clock, ~ the Ner
chants hxchsns i've vsu.bls bu4ing lots and nsxt
the Of kiShth Avenue and Forty
street all fronting the Als house And lot In
of she front md street. Maps Of
be hA ut the auction No. Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

Tho Greatest Friend c. T.ass. =. Time.
1t has proved SO In shs case Of GREEN No. Ass Hous,
strict adherence his wor9 In tie fudment Of
has gained him reputation for Stusly scarcely So
passed by the celebrity Of his exquistey fitting shirts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

Premium Pian0s.-Ths New York Crys-
A Palace have awarded Gilbert Co. medal for their
,spsrer DcuAn piano The Official of the ures pro-
sounccs th piano to be Ane ruiaont large
md varied assortment Of T. g. a Co.'s unrvaed planes,
With without The Golian found their
H Broadway. For sale At very low prices.
HORAC1 WATnRS. sole AGENT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

Getting a Great Name-Dr. Dod's Syrup
Of Aumns, for I've rapid complete oures Of coughs
coles soAenes sor ,hroA eronohitis Group stsmA aad
sands, drugsistt, fston and william Gfests Rushson,
Clsfk Co drugsst, Broadway VIM. Loines drusx q
Hb Hudson street, Gu III 9overy Mrs. Hayes ITS
Fulton street. nrootlyn The mas HAY Atlantic
brooklyn, and the proprietor ANDkbW W EADIR,
tor street, York. Price ~ cents and 81 bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

SToLsk-THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
~ NEGOTIATING No. $40, fog S03 S. payADlg 10
bearer American Exehsnss B,as, aud drawn 81 r.
Less the tvttg icrcibiy tsken from this
ngst The 10Th b. gang Of rSRdies Payne II hss
e'er stopped. T. Lslhs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

There = Hundred Hair Dyes In the
mA,kes besides Cis,.aoros Lxcslsior wnas are theys
They contain oAustic ingrsoiont They
and superinduee balcses which than reduces
But Or stadoros hair dye die emit thing II
iAl to the hair dew vegetation the
slAck produces exquistey natural Sold
any applied Gin private roomD ~ CKlsIAD 0R03, No. 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

GNlRE DkPARTHANT.-THk RRCIIPT OF THE FOf,
loving donations to the willow and Orphan Fund
FIRE department - most thai kfuly OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Greenwich Ipsuranee company, per James Harrison Ksq
secretAI 500 North American Insur Company per
W. Bleecssr Esg., Secretary, SUO Eagle os
Company, per 1essett ESQ seorstarl, $40; Home
InsuX Company CHARLIE j. Martin Esq., Secretary
$I00. JOHN q. GILES, treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

Dys-Is oolsrs the hair vhiAkers beautiful black
srown nstaAsaAsouy, Without iniuring the hair skin
AsAxrssAbls II II daily gaining celebrity for It's
upsrioisy all ether AVS n ths ~ssks w.rrsnssd Y
purple reAdAh the HAIR. Applied and
sid Wholesale sAd retail ~ oAytlaads Sxss> S Grad
street, Aad IL Dass DroaAVy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

A 0EETI Ell YOUNG LADY, HAVING A FEW HUN.
N red dollars, desires to meet lads gentleman and
lady, with hom she in respestabe busi
ness home and ms TO het
time. note addressed to Herald etoe wiilmeet At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

DANE CELEBRATiOS.-THK ONE HUsDHED AND
seventeen tn anniversary Of the birthday Of Thomas
with bs and supper at the Ctv Assembly Rooms No 400
Broadway. lanoing VIII AZ O'clock Jiekets
can be bad At he Free Eaquge,s iersry Military
BlanehaIds bookstore, 81 Nassau street.
DIRECTED APPLICATIONS &C.--TaE UNDER.
pepsted TO pay pecia aerton 10 tho prosecution OF
applications for rAteuts also 70 contested inter
terug In iustspeea he VIII undertake to
cute rejected Cases receiving no compensation unless the
patent granted Patent business Of every description,
vket before the Untec Stftss he Dir
cuit AND United S'rs supreme Cus promptly attended
mont BY llian Ellit, Eq formerly of the American
Pate office fcties tor immediate reference
the PATENTED otes crawl records cents and
ofieal mst,ere Examinations for
tions Patent terms
wishing for or sticn ADVICE relative pteb's
yop al tineB consuls the uudersiS without
cfatge either personally at hs ooa b. To
virg at dietsrce st4tetbat al the ifu steps
TO pAttnt be b. c'tr
AsYe as II :he arts were present, and thu OF
journey be thus All consul .stols sttl c4nHdeu
ual The whole patents in the unit states
small aLFKtO BsaCi,
collector OF American md Foreign Patents Peopes Pa
tent ofhoe No 10 Nassau street., New Y rk
SAvIEGs pEpAaTAESq eiGaTG avENUs BARK
~ of Eighth avenue sud ihrty third a1aet 10 opGs
daily, ,rom O'Clock a. NJ 30 O'Clock IA Dap0sits
loNeo all OF collars hur lTsd
exceeding shat sonnt ", rer eens meg nrpastsd BE-
O X. PAulinson. p-esden.; Jacob Cromwell wee Pro
sidont; Iamen L. Dayton, Secretary; Joan Lloyd, 40.
oountant
THE hMITTEE ON LANDS AND rLaCEs, 10
whom referred the OF dlaithirg she szs OF
Central fsrt viii meet AZ the city 'brsry NO. u Clay
c Ii :. M y. vakfAs, oopmit,es on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

THE PoRTtRs BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION HIGL
J. meet at Kings Hotel, No. q greet fonda
evening February 6, at O'Clock, for the ansation
busineps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

DIR. McClintOek's PICTORIAL syrup In all
chronic diseases Of the uuSs acts se charm In bronoh
It's oontum pton In all stages and severe oolds soothe
tbens the throat and lungs while s
SAINT ard agIeeable TO the Ase No Luna
Las been oneres like H. One sotte ofson
worst case Prioe Sold by AposheoAres generally and
~ A. cUshMAf 4 co. No. E2 fulton street up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

RohRDINo at lac WAVKRLkY PLAOR.-A GENTLE.
- nan and his vile can DO geuteey accommodated It'll
han dsomelt ur hhed ron room, second d,or with
tries aud bedrooms attached desired Two three
angle gentlemen also DO genteely accom- odased
Bath Ess Ac, ID the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

ValenelcRDes Lacos from One Shilling to
,velve doliays, wish we'll selected stock due en- oroid
,ries real Maltese eollsrs and sleev French breakfast
saps &o TO- RoBERTS 100 BssadwAy Ninth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28
LOST AND FOUND.

U7OuND-A WATCH ANy CHAIN, WHICH TIE
owner can obssis BY saying charges Apply to Icnry
Sthsbur, dealer in watches aad Jewgry,
way Ard Cortland tereet.
GUUNDUN The Urn IN III, IN Gu THAN ST. ErT
afold TiDs hen tue OF bays B., proving pop
cry sue paying ehtrgss on application TO ds-srd, Id
be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

ELEGAs TFuRNIf UREAP AUCTION, WITHOUT RE
IL ssrvs.0h honda thu 50th last at O1s O'clock sill the
itch carved furniture Of 1ou,e 22 Wess Nineteenth
sreeA also in tho upper all ne rich bedroom nrn
ture great variety antel <ith all the CON
entn Of the house. VIII be sold raia or shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

WN. Writers. AUCTIoEEEa, WILL SELL IN MON.
day aslV o'clock 3s Prins street, the le. % Of
the house. together with the the
The lease four run next MAy Rent
OF house ana ltore s62U per .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28
Fashion able Clothing mt Gres


IA xES LITTLE co 4l2 Broadway nsxs door New
haven Railroad depot seirS OF their winter stock
ready made clothing low the wants Of ALL
Now abe time for thAt need we'll ads
garment " give sAl and they shall not DO disappointed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28


UCrIoN ForlCE-RICH CABINET FURNITURE
IA mirrors planes aney go ads, 6,.-SAhuEL osCOOD'
AaotoBecr, viii ro this day Saturd v Jan 18th IOS
o'estk. ~ ths sales 81 ct a gen.
sTs assortmtn Of aud second hand
ing Of sewood pail suits in SATIN eatals plush and
bar cloth mirrors, santinss bur au bedtsads lounges
wSdrobes lbrary book chairs etegses china
lxs the vhole TO be sld without
Ysnoes. Also lot Il PLACED ware
UCTION n 0fICE-WE. JONES AUCTIONEER
"A will sell this day at store No. Sprues street. ~
A NJ Let OF furniture ntstns If csuckes couch seds
tables, chairs, lot of grooe likewise lot Of cutlery
sAws cArvers and forks, cheese knives H., Aad lot o
clothing.
A UCTIoN EoTIcE-THohAs BELL, AucTIoEsER-
"A BY W. g. lNGRs Hak.-rhis dsy, At iOh O'clock, ~
the sslesrooms no 10 Eoita lillian ssret will be seld
valuable hous hold tSrs beds ktresses bedding
soh sofa bees ook'ns gssses aud petores Also var
ETY. merchant tailoring goods, clio hing 200 shrn jewelry,
wttob and pledged gooer, TO close concern Twenty
baskets ohsmpsisna 81 eoxcs scgars 10.
A ucIION SALE or VINES, LIQUORS. CHAN
"A paEues groceries, frsiss, hc-RcguAr weekly
sale hy r. NEW ELs o this dsy, 81 ll1a o'clock, ~
the iaenoom No. 40 street comprising sssors
nent o. ktdttfA MuscA end champAgte wines bran ties
ehoee sno metun groceries to,s iruits ham dc
ierms cash a uo;i, rtqui ed frU I'M strangers
fkftR FARMS, Aua ioneer, ~ Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

L'UthD-ok THURSDAY ATTEkNubN LARGE
erHslst fog, wiite, With tAsk spets isst
The have him PROVING properly sd paying
Ten BY calling IT 100 Eleventh street lnsue Tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

LET-FTKNTEHbD KCUHS-A STZEO
i room 81 foor, also . mall on Abe aAms
floor With fireplace 70 IT, for single gentlemen or small
family. Very Appropriate Or kind Of
The small room can be hss i'm neai.ssy but the rs.
street, few doors wost of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

by JOSEPH HEGEbAN, AUCTIoNEER.-kONDAY,
~ January 80 at2 o'c oh ~ pr cissly At No. 1856 Az
lapsc between Clinton court Bsooalyn tho
Brussels oArrets ii cloths matt do throughous the
bookcase, two stoves &C., 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

I ECTURES ON The HOLY LAND.-REV Mr. BALCH
~ DELIVERING course Of sunday evening lectures hi
recent travels In the Holy Lana At bis church corner
Blocker snd Downing streets 70 evening" Anosp
Pbenica including the prophecies against Tyre Sidsn
Services com n or cs NJ seven o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

N2 broadway corner of Franklin eet.A suite i've
pailors, l feet in length, fsrnGhed in mod, Style No
similar has ever been opened for the
OF instruction in this count y Call tor circulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

formitiss such chaps, Chat pimpes 10 steamed
psud,s .ss. y: a.iI from oIsh..d.
walker street. near SroaSwsy. 'N '''' v
The Fountain Whose Waters Mako Men
asaih has lever been found cut BARRIERS pure
to the brea,sd head Pros Is Ger to- sold every
rs ss sss 'd'' '''A'
Come, II you want whi.hers or Nous.
them grow ..ross thisi xssi: won. stain
GKAhAE. is Ann street. '-'''' Wv :
There are y Hundred Hair Dyes In the
mA,kes besides Csiaaoro's Excelsior VIVA, the,g
ana supernuss S.s,ss: which worse sSsn redo.ss Or
e. s h. a day sns sAa a s
lacks and browns produces are e1aaistey nsaIs Sold
DIR. Wheeler, Oculist, A Barclay street,
sSs.es hi: sssnsn 70 ss1ss q ns
street opposite Wssrsn street Brociyn from 10 Mr.
French arho.l inserted to resemble the
eso,ye ps.iean in das-0ss q sss ~, aAiy ICON
- sh ssr ~ snss s deS 81 . sS,'
ri IssS., Norton Eco, a'S Ps..i s,Iss.J Hoover
ssS-n respsassSiiiiy ~ -AN ''''' '''''A' :"
The World Outdone - G w. Davis War
rasia group ssss throat colds sprains assh
e. e. ;s were ''''' wit"
Dsmonet 4 Meyers Infallible Liquid Hair
Dys-ls eolsxs the hair or vA.ksrs bssssfu block
s1: ii a ~:
81. & ; =; = u: :.. s' ar:::
Reading's Russia salve, Boston Remedy
thirty pears standing cures withss All hurn: aaas
Jury or eruption A. Sands wholesale sssats sold
.. and Broadway and "
Rheum atisn, scroraIa. &e.-Hyatss Life
ssss who ssss.s sns most .srsarins pain. re
s T.. M s.y.
cured aaa published In the su Herald other
seen and sonsSissd hour ceusrs soas.nUs sn.ss
street Ssvsnty.nve osnts per Sostis.
Hastings' Compound syrup OF Naptha, for
81 Fsessis s5rup Of vsrwcrs and tar ST. sohsaoss put
nSSis sI Dr. cIr
dial for mpotenoy. %; hyssts nfAible bAlsam for
Van n.ass Ssls sssn,' p
q; il.w.y pii. and asns &c., all
Getting a Great Na.ae-Dr. Dod's Syrup
aSs 10 rsSS sns ssSH. .rssS q
all diseases Of oonsumptive natare For sale by ID.
% l WAN i .siss. sTas
r. hDdS, .rss On en- on ~ S.ssry Mr.;
nIooaiyn and The piop,ieter aNpk. EADix rs rul
DIR. McClinsosk's Peotoral syrup In all
Of 81 SS acts ;. soash
s, ane senstbens the ihrea and lungs while 10 plea
las onsrss me il One So,ss oissn ourss sho
rsIss ease Price ssd p .po.hso.ris. scnsr.y ana
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22

of Tho Rrit;s,, L~,,I ,f; ~. ,rora ,,,rst
cor,;r,onsl. ovl;l;,oI anJ oL.,;,oI ,,a
orca,est nnn,bo, or n,i,.s tb.;r ,ro,onv
was most .ou,,ht ro, by braoJars and Hence
the General i'm nroye,,,rt which f,Iowed-
This opin;on i G,r,bcr .onGrmeJ bv the
fact tbat wo have tvo ,,oror.,l d;s,;nc,;or NJ
pirs--tbe laroe brcel ora ,be small breed !;
the large brcoI r,o,arIv 60 c,,leI ;s con
tnuation Of tbe originaI breeds improved
bv various eros, NOS amon,.t such breeds.
THE small breed prope,lv 50 called Is the
;mnrovs,n.nt d,rived from th, cross;nas
win ,be Cbinc.c y, v.,no,i,oo byaoIs as
named above Sual however has Of late
wears been /. e s.ifit of effect imsroye msnts
II, L,.,,, ,l,,.;+l,.,.t t,oo.-.., ;,,-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22
TERMS, $500
Dead Heads.n .

The system, is inst now the object Of
much cosi'aiion by the railroad companies.
II the companies think dscontinuance of
the policy, would result in profit, so far az
lie press Is concerned, let il be discontinued
at once. BY such an arrangement. the
newspaper press would be hugely advanta-
ged. Il could then. consistently require
payment for the hundreds Of dollars worth
OF gratui.ous labor bestowed. The suppesi-
ton, that The press receives more than it
gives in return, is so utterly absurd, that we
are surprised. tia. it haseYer been seriously
entertained. Yet il has been, and by com.
pHnies, with large unpaid balances against
tAem. This privilege may be abused by
others, but oar experience. has been, so FIR
as Ihe press is concerned, to the contrary,
fhe Aibary Atlas, speaking upon this sub
jec', thus disposes of the conceited thought
in a paragraph as brief as it is pangent. 1t
says SteuJcnmlie Herald.
Editors pay, and pay gloriously for all
the favors shown them. We have travelled
thousands of miles free of cost, during the
past FIVE years, and We ihiak there is large
balance due us. Ii editors would STOP wri-
ing abou Saratoga, tie railroad which runs
10 that village would lose two thirds of its
pleasure travel. The man who calls an edi-
tor dead head is an i'll bred donkey. He
neither shows good sense nor gratitude The
articles which appeared in the New York
Herald, Times and Tribune, last summer,
with regard to the Crystal Palace, increased
the business Of all the steamboats, and rail.
roads fifty per cent Some ofoar capitalists
talk Of shutting down the gate--cutling oil
the free list entirely. We dare them to dc
: il. Without thc all furnished BY the press,
there Is not a road in the country that would
pay expenses lny one consecutive month"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22
Dickey and Susy.

Djckey was poor-Susy had rich mo-
cher, and rice rercy4-Dickey wanted to
mary--Susy $ mother was "down'r on that
measure -Dickey was forbid the premises
notes were e1changeh through knot.
hole in the high board fence that inclosed
the yard. One day the old lady vent oilt
calling, and Dickey was duly informed Of
the fact-caltd on Sasy-l emained lit.o
TOO Iong--the old lady was close at hand
no chance Of escape without detection lat
the instance OF Susy Dickey popped into the
coset--old lady saw that Susy booked con.
fused--guessed that Dickey had been about
but supposed Of course, he had rendered
good his escape though perhaps the young
couple had agreed to elope together--deter-
mined TO be too smart for them acc5rdingy
shut Susy up in the same closet where Dick
ey was concealed, and giving her a pair OF
quilts and a pillow--djdn't see Dickey--
next morning went 10 the closet to let Susy
out ""
ooh Lor1p'-a screqm--couldn't get
breath for a moment. Finally '''
1 "Ah"m! Dickey is that you?''
"Tes, ma'am.' "'~
I "Dckey, you mus stay TO breakfast t"
"Coul Int maam." tt'
"Oh but you must" @ ra
! Dickcy concluded stay. HsH
Breakfast table Diekcy. | have been
thinking about you good deal lately.a
80 suppose, ma'am--yery lately"
"Yol are industfious and honest, hear
81 never bfag, ma'am.'
4 "Well. upon the whole, Dickey, think
you AMI Say had better get married"
You've AMERICAS CAap,- When our
worthy Stock List reporter, VIM. II. Wood,
Esq,, took his minute son " illiam into his
hllice he thought he was merely getting an
Office boy but he was mistaken, as the fol-
lowing card, which has created considerable
amusement on change, will show
BILL WOOD AND FATHER,
STOCK, EXCHANGE,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22
Money Is a Hard Thing to Borrow
.Ain-",onsAs's HARD ROAD TO TRAVEL"

AIG--"JoRsANs HARD ROAD TO TRAVEL"
The times are so tight for the cash is hard get,
Though all hope they'll have some tomorrow;
And evervtoee looks blue, and are in such a fret,
For money is hard thing to borrow.
So take down your single and smut up your shop,
For money is a hard thing borrow,
Yes, Indeed!
The banker looks quite brave as you ask him for
lhe"ciinil,"
But he pays ont the ready with sorrow,
For he canpot stand ''ruu," anl he no% begins to
thind
That money is hard thing to borrow,
Let him take down his 'shingo ands shut up hi 35hop
For money Is a hard thing 10 borrow,
Yea, indeed!
Thepolitican stayes, Office costs mighty lump,
And the mouth OF his parseis so narfowi
II was lust to get some cash that he got upon the
stump, ..
Finding money was hard thing to borrow.
Let himta do his shnglo and shut up his shop,
For money is hard thing TO borrow,
Yes indeed!
The merchant is east down with his loaded shelves
IN view, ta.r...
And no customer buys to his sorrow,
For soon from New ork he will get billet doux
And money is a hard thing to borrow.
cshim take down lis 'shinge and shut up his shop
For money is hard thing>Q borrow,
-@'~ Yes indeed!
The wlisly-makor sigas, for the drouth has kiiiot
the corn,
Anlho looks on hi pr- spects with horror,
For lie knows his trieHls won't stick wh'n hohasn
got ''hurn,"
And money is hard thing toborow.
Let him take down his shinge, and snutup his shop
fos money is a hard lhng to borrow,
Ycs. indeed
But honost mcA ne'cr fear, Ih)ugh there cones
mighty crash,
And u noto should fall due on III. morrow,
just cal! on your nirhds, 'h,y will spare littl
cash,
Though money is hard ,hng to borrow.
You can keep UP your '.!i0sie aud open vile yo0
shop,
Though money i, hard hing to borrow,
.u,E Ecs, Indeed!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22
MoNLY BROKERS,
Exehanse street, Portland. No.
STOCK, EXCHANGE

Exchange street, Portland, Mo,
asg- Bdlwer, the novelist, in a letter 10 a
gentleman 10 Boston, said:
81 have closed my career as a writer OF
ictiou. am gloomy and unhappy. Ihayo
exhausted the powers of life. chasing plea
~gre where il is not to be louud."
Rg- he last society spoken Of in Cali.
io,ri. IS the "Psy N1dling" II is said to
Be alavmin5ty prosperous. The password
IFS, Ind me dollar, the response,
f~Btoke We fear there is a branch start
ed ii this town.
1ss- hoe who feel deeply, are most given
di guise their feeling, and derision Is new
ef 50 agonizing as when il pounces on the
wanJerings Of misguided scnsibiity.
G4s- Condemns q boy 10 prison for stealing
d handkerchief. and yet allowing a wealthy
.sJopkeeper who has been convicted several
lines of using false weights. 10 gel OF with
small fne.
AgrlenluHsls paying eformous pHcS siof
fI'eravian gaano. and allowing the sewage
TO be- wasted in the cities.
-744-44s-.--a-s4a- - 49, iasss
Eg~ The Oh bachelor who went u thsl
door Of ,s;ioN's hoasc, and pulled his 9'sil
nose Instead u Che bell knob, hes lately
lfqwned Elm Ell ina gulfaf snrro@,
or The Dayion Empise eoatradicia w
report of llie ftiitfe pf ilie Miami Valley
Bunk, and saysiIs NO ATe eurrcnt there