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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

/ A UCrIUN NOTICE -iBE S,LE OF FUpNl IRE AID.
"a vertised for this week. ut the Bcad.m, VI Design
0f3 Broadway, postponed until Tuesday ADD wcdnes
day, Oct IL and IS. EDWARD sINTZENICH, Auc.
t;oneer. 10 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

DAwNpR0KrRs SALE THrs DAY "A MccAFFREY
VIII sei to-day, at 10 o'clock at SIS Divison street.
stairs large and spnc Id lot Of womeu's clothiag
oon:,sss o. sun and g lsise dsessss shsws rssaans
raj assortment. By order Of L. g HOFFMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

A ssIGNEE's SALE or FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
"A shop, &c.-s MUEL OsGOOO suctioneer, a. Mas
esu street. viii sell on the promises 1913 and l24 Attor
rey street on Friday, Oct Ia At i0s A. N, ths con
tents OF the foundry and schine shop also lease Of
BY Of the assignee Catalogues the day previous
70 the sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

IO6N w. sOMERINDYKE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
No. ITO Centre street, corner Of FrankHn.-splendd
household furniture. oil paintings &c on Thursday
Oct IL at the Thirty street and tn
avenue, at i0i o'clociSofas caairs tables carpets
bureaus soisg glasses. oil psiat:ncs; one largo do
hnrd set OF china, Canary birds and cages. cold
and silver watches, pair Of plendid vases and other
goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

DAwNBROKER's alLr, THIS DAY--w. N. LEVI
L ~ilstn at l5l Bcwe,y up stairs, large assert
sbaw's, sins muslLs, cIosks, cspes blankets Co. By
order OF VI. SIMPSON & co., lsI Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

MALTA MARBLE JOIN L vANDEwATFR, AUG
WI tioneer viii cell This day, ut the saesroou 90
zine and Do Cedar street at To- O'Clock, large lime Of
carved Malta arte f9urcs vases urns fountaius. &C.,
Mii tho sene material ns the Naasau Rank, sing
built, and warranted impervous to climate or weather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

/. m Rs BREwSryR- 90 GRE n JONES svRGn2 CO.
VI Der Of - Bowsry, has hem inauos1 throeA -
persunsions Of her many friends TO coutxaus aaS -
thor notice tbe CA b consrlted II Arsnxy, ~ a
u. mstssrs inter- scttng drsams By books sal asspA
ssd rev ,ne PANE Of tho isdy Or gsntsnsn 49, -
eeauensn, ",
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

MO FEE TILL CURED.-DR CORBETr, OF No 10
IN Duane str cot may BIO consulted with confidence
on diseases Twenty three years In speciality ena
bIes him TO guarantee permanent cures N. B-Dr. G.
10 member Of the New York University. Zee his d.
piona in his Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

VVM WTTTeRs, AvCTIONEER WILL SELL, IIS
W. day ut i y O'Clock at 1877 Canal street tue GEN
ttei hrus.bod fnrDtpre of family leaving the city
consisting of elegant pauofore pier aud
usnel glasses Gil pain,ir gs sofas sofa DO l.
sfens chsi's. ceptre sce aod oiniog tables, chins
case and plated ware, egant carpets, olcioths.
hoeasy and ysinut bofsteAds hair fea Their
beds dressing spd plain bureaus wssh.tands toilet
seta HI tchen furLiure cooking and otnar stnxrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

n CARRINGrON, AUCrI.NEEa.- CURTIS
lie will sell at as spctioo roem 90 Broad street. on
wodnesday Oct H. Mt 10 O'Clock entire invoice Of
rico Vienna bccbe soh~ls psstog Of $50 square aud
800 Tor do variety Of styles aud dne asset nent
OF cocrs aud very high cost gooi This whole to
lie sold without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

I n kenGNEE's LIE OF RICH AND vAI.U ABLE FURs
"a SAMUEL, 0-G0 D, suctionecr, viii soil, by order
q the assignee, at bis auction sa.srocms GA Nssssu
sve stock Of valunb, mlde fars, comprising msrtan.
sable Aseb real royal crine. stone snd noun ain
and victoripes mufs boas glavss, cspes, coats, &C.
Also large co lection Of wolf fox, coon genet, aus
tfaan lamb and Buffalo sleigh ooes. This sale offers
chances to ountry merchants and Others in want
u fun. Catalogues win bs ready in season
10y L. NJ HOTrxAN & co Il NJ HOFFMAN, AUG
III tjonssr--On Tuesday, oct II, 1874, ~ O'Clock,
0ppcsits the vsee Of hoches Long leland where sho
NOS ljes VIII b sold tbs ste6mship fyaokfn tho hail.
spsys, boilers and machinery Of the =. mail ~amss
lrapklin 1his steamer Ia about 1850 tons burthen;
Built abost four since; disgcnay brscef ana sou
strucsea = avn superior manner hsevtly fastened;
ebposcd to break her up for the materials. The ma
chiDery vss built Mt tho Novelty Work. asd
fered at that time AZ the best constructed engines
ever turned out Of any sstabnshnsns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

A NC ION NOTICED POUG4 AUCTIONE re- =
"A Grand ssle Of spere5 household furait sre nouse
70 let and isase for Fats Possession immediately I
viii sell at public anction n,rrow harsdar m ,rn
g st 10 o'ciocS all tina fle furniture All soaeh
oss contained in the four story bown stone house,
situAfec IN lwens, nth street., doors from
seventh avenue, beiug la wost rwes.y dsth stes IL
tring everything nscessar, AID desirable cr eog 4ncs
ose ana ccmfnr an all of the choi;cst goods
regards material and vo,kma ship Tor the N ,st lr
IN nee orde- and dfvced snitsbv into parar cas Dor
and dir leg room furntare OF r,ewpoi mlberaay ID
black wninut Also will DO solt al, the beds, psddry
and iDen Also the silver curery sare
and decors lions some Of ~hich agui Mt bsy ,na
description Tho hs NE coma i've th5nsan3 dollars
worth goods and IL desirshy located in p,e.sa,
neigbborhood, Spt the ssse Is two years qua AZ
very low rtnt Ths house wall bs let aui n po OF
the ccntaEts fnld II the whole IL not wanroi or he
whole will be sod ano lsrgs portion may remain on
bond and mortgage. If prop.ry secured. Persons &c
string to purchase or for the above call to
DAY on ths auctoneer, ut bis oee 70 Bssku III stres
from a. NJ 70 6P. ~, wha.s all fnfotra ion will DO
given Paroles desiring to the premises can do 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

twenty second streets. s
M ADAyK ALwM, From PAR1S KNpERe nm -
asvroiogy by books 80 sessoHe, and h - y ssasio
about love, marriage businsss, h~ msttsfh - -
viii tell the maze - Ne hdy or gsnfDm1a 49, -
spcaks tAe kb9iIsh, French and German hnounrm ..
sidepce 800 Bowsry, between First and SeodnG s1ani
gsntlewen ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

MADAn R-NKDICAL CLAIHvOYANT. VEL NV
AVA receive her friends for sxAms1ing al kio1s -
Hssi6encs lo4 ssvse<h evenue botvven Tvuntv 0wt -
twenty second strosts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

M B BUTLER, AUCTIoNEER PUBLIC ADMINS
M trttor's sale. On We posdav, Oct. II, a. 10
cocs o. 90 Ann street. second aoor the effects Of Wa
consisting OF furniture, bcrs AID bcdd,ng at ,vcs
crocAery, mae aud female cl,thing, trunks, chests
Swccny, Public Administrstor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

TNH's MORNING, AT 1oH O'CLOCK, AT soa BRO al
i way, crrer Of Dusna street -GEORGs COOK,
etioneer, I'll continue the By auction OF drs
ella furniture consulting In part Of 70 ~,od or
ts elegeres, bureaus, knsses &c several sutss
,rpo Tor tnsmelied chamber furniture o. vAri,us d.
sgns; ems elegant pianoforte, made BY chtokering
postcr-nr excellent pstrumen< Of superior "A
6n'sh ard a 6ne order also, large and vailed Ut
reoue, pof4s rockers, chairs. wsshs,ends on =
staIds tables hecsfesds, bnotcasts, &c &c In addt
to the catalogue will also DO cold eral Invoices
OF 10: nure. tresses, wpdew shades, fancy go,ds
&c vel worthy the attention Of the trads. Tho whole
to be sold to pay aeyancos and to close consignment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

CEkLk0NTHLY LIsE FOR NEW ORLEANS, sToP
- ping at Havana, carrying the United States mail
1be steamship CAHAWBA, r. W. Shufsldt commander
VIII soil for the above ports Wednesday October %,
at II O'Clock from pier at foot Of Beach street. North
river. Freight taken for Mobile Passengers FOR H1.
vsra must passports before leaving port Goosa
for The interior will be forwarded free Of commissions
For freight Or passage, apply to LIVINGSTON, CRucHE
EON CO., agents, 81 Broadway. NJ Is --ihe III OK
WARRIOR J. d Bullock, commander, will seed the
Oshawba, and sail on Thursday November Bius OF
lad must be sent in for signing the evening previous
to the chip rauipg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

STFAMsH1P LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON
~ ana HAVE he scrcS ste amer INDIANA 800
eartben will leave beie Monday the 3st instant at
IL NJ, fr,m pier No 80 North river, foot OF Beach
street Her accommodations for passengers, both drst
and secnd class, or the superior bind Price OF
passage 10 Southampton and London-lst ass $1tO I'd
class ound including the fare per railroad Lon.
dop,) $685. Freight delivered at tho railway depot In
Loneon For freight or passage apply to MORiIMEn
LIVINGSTON, 81 broadway VIM. Isslin, Hsvrs Cros-
key Co., southsmptoni Livr gstrn, Wells & Co ,
. vessel OF the ZANE class.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND Il .vRE.-TaE UNITED
L states mail steamship UNION, X, Adams, CON
msndsr will leave for Bayrs, touching at champion
10 Ad the mails ard psssensers SATURDAY. ,ctooer
p 81 IL O'Clock, ON pier No 81 North river Price
OF passsRf-fs cabin $780, ID cabin, $40 Luggage not
san cd during the voyage should be bard tho
das before fa,licg mstked "belos" No merch sndiss
Will be received board otter 'hursdsY. &c obsr 10
NO. freah. or passage apply TO AoeIMER Lvls SsI0N
agent, 53 Broaawsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

a0O0&aE@1As
NMOr aAkDM.-D00Rx ORR At sk; 10 CON
N usnss TX nskefs 10 sD paxR q IL AsuaA
50 aezts, P-Asst. hc9sp ~: 0vchasass aasss q.
Q WEDNESDAY EvxnIE0, OCsonus IL
F11R s0sDfNARY ENrERT N4ENr
Last SEn nur Osz 90 TN WCNpEavUI kAvEA
Antoine. two Of bis bes: conac chsrs vxs
Jerome. ........".-. I've ee.sssss
lin 1hroA ohesa N11
NILE YFCA MATTHIAS IN A NEW RA3r.
seco1d third and fourth Of IT,
GREEN MONSTER
Second act o. the grand tsuet OF
LES Wills
N which Mile Yrca Nrtias, Mr. yctoriue Frask, n. =
hmaDt and Francois Ravel viii make their Grst soSsx
arts in New ork.
To conclude with
.sPHODfI. OR TIRE MAGIC PEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

6NAPE TOWN, G. G THE SUPERIOR A. ME.
~ dunn clipper ship CORTNNE will have quick das
psfch, nnt take limited amount OF freight at very
low rates. Apply TO II. w. CAMERON, lie Wall -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

Il ship ISABEL, winiam Rollins, commander, Will
leave pier No. North river New York for havana via
Key West, NoDray morning, Oct 10, ct 10 O'Clock.
touching e tho port Of Charleston for tho United
msls. The Isabel connects a. Havana with tho United
States mail steamship FALCON, for Aspinwan which
LEI, as On the ed For passage, apply TO sPOfaoaD.
T1IEsT0N & CO., No 90 broadway.
dor ST. TH0M AS.--THE ROYAL NAIL STEAM PACK
II ct Company's steamer CONWAY Captain Waller
viii sail Tor the above port Wedne ids the 18th ns
ut noon. For pas sage apply to
MAITLAND, PHELPS & CO., IL stone street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

VITANTBD-sl,oo0. ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, 10
w dsabs the smesnt, fer Ave years, % Jersey City
prcpssty; Nrst morsease g1vea 3hs IL . Arst .ats
per cent hvsstnsnt Address, for two days. Cash. Her
aid Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

DURpY'S NATI0rAIHHEATRE. --DRFsS URCT1 Ann
u Upper Boxes, Is cents; Pit, lax cents; Orchsvta
seats, 20 cepH; Private Boxes, IS. Doors open e.
O'Clock; commence 1t ~. Benefit Of M A. II Purdv
Hedpefday evening, Octoeer IL, JULIUS CESAR; afts
which, Marches DO by isob rtson'a Bcsss Baud Dsuca
BY yourg lady follow cd by TIE FoLLtES OF NiGHE
Herr Won Sp ,oaier IN bis astonishing psrfor asaoesr
l<uble Kossuth Ma.ourka, Miss La Fole and La Psts
SAlome; to conclude with CROSSING TIE LINE -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

~ LAsGOw AND NEw YORK STEAMSHIP CONPA.
NJ ny be new snd powerful teamshi % NEW YORK,
l410tons And 600 horse power K Craig, commander
snd GLAGOW ,962 tons and 400 horse power ". Cum.
ming commander built expressly for the trads bet~esn
York-Glassow, saturday, 18th November Nsw Yorx,
Saturday 23d ecembe- First cabin salooa state rooms
seo do midships do SO; second cabin $50; third
80. New York city bills gold oDly taken Apply to
JOAN hc-YNUN az RrOadWay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

Sj0R BREMEN, VIA s UTaAwP oN.-THE BREMEN
Z mall smstip HaNSA, Capt l. Geerken, viii sail
foi BREMEN. touching at .ouhsm otou to iani passen
At ~ ococs room, from Der pier SO Moth rrer Price
oil pas nge:-trst csbin, $ltt; second cabin $35. An
exceehoed surgeon IL alta het thu vessel Spe,ie
delivered in London and Hare Pc tivels no IRE ght
IL he taken after saturday tina '4h ns. For freight
or passage, apply to OElllCHS Co., &C Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

TyOR SAVANNAH AND TLOsIDt-UNIrvD STATES
IL Mail Loo --Tbe nsw and splendid steamship KNOX
VILE, Capt G. Ladlow, viii leave on Tbursday Toto
ter 12 At o'cl ok, p NJ, from pier No North river
PAsscr gers cesrous Of taking this rcuc are informed
ths. the win not to the city except at sucn
hour when they 20 forward without remaining Ia
sevsnDsh night. Bills Of lading signed By tho clerk
bosrd For freight and passage, apply TO SAML L.
NlTChIIL, 10 broadway. Tho Alabama, Capt Geo.
X. schsneL, win leave Saturday, OatoDsr II.
Tor sAvaNNsH-FARE RPIUCED TIE UNITED
II States mail steamship KEysrONk sTArE. Captain
psIde. vim leave philadelphia Tor Savannah on Fri
day. Ost. Is at 70 O'Clock 4. Fare $40 steersge 81
vsSpab the Keystone State will proceed up to ths
csy At swch hour to compel them 10 remain thcro
night Tho Staso Of Georgia leaves ao,ys tho
following wedne sday. Agents In New York-5CRAN.
r,N q TAlIMAN, IL Old slip, whore stateroons may DO
red.
LVUR ChABLrSTOk AM FLORIDA = EM WEEKLY
II United stsfcs mail line - he md fast going
steamer JAS DGEK, Turner, ooDmander, gill leave
pier No North river. wednc.dsy Uotober III, at
O'clock p. n. preofselv Tor freight apply board,
wbssv oil bills of ladipg WIN DO sRned and for passage
at the once OF SrOFr. n TILES ON CO, nd Hroad-
way. Through tickets to Florida fouo~s--To Jack
sonvi'Ie, SCI; to Plata, $50.
Ly0R snvANNAH-gARE RFDucE-TfE UNITED
E States mail stesmshso XVI TONE STATE, Captain
Hsrois, viii leave Phsindelchla for savsnnaa, on
"wednesday. 0ot II, at 10 o'ososs 4. n Fare 500
sse<xsce ~ he tafe Of Georgia leaves a. seovs ths
following "wednesday hgents IN New York, sCNANrUn
sILMAS, 10 oii snsv whsre s'a'sTooms may b 80
aurrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

A US1RAIIA.-INDEPENDENr LINE THE BEaUu
"A ful clipper ship ThIGA1E RID, will clear at
pers will please compsta their shipents ths ecA end
scDd in their bills ading. small lot more freight
can DO taken for which and passage apply board
ut pier East river, or to
AkKhLL h ELLIOT, I4o Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

I,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT - Tue sTAUNCH
IL steamship NtXiCO, Capt. James Lawlcss 1000
tors, will from the foot of Ninth street East river
on saturday Oct 81, at O'Clock, N. she has excel
lent state rooms on dock and In saloons Freiah's 25
cents per cubic foot $780, storage, SID
All bills OF 1a6Dg to be signed board For freight
paRssEe apply on board or to
CHARLES MORGAN, agent, No. Bowling Green
nIsPATCH LINZ FOR NEW OtLEANs.-PACKEr OF
L. 10th October.-fhc magnificent Havro packet
GERM MIA, Capt Wood, will sail as ABOVE Persons
wiring New Orleans on BURMESE OF pleasure should
they gage elsewhere, to inspect the cabin
50 I'D cabin and siecrrsc ations Of this spea
Old vessel sucb chance rnroy offers persons pro-
csceing south, combining comfor: aud elegance
with economy Fer second CABIN Is fitted up Ike tn,
saioons Of steamstos 7aIlpg them In the beauty o,
her rotercomt For caseage which nost reasonable,
spil on board, per 10 Fast river to BYREE JR
& Co, 40 Sou'h street, corner Of Old slip.
LHAGIE LINE OF NEW ORLEANS .CKETs -PArK-
II ct Of October IL The well known and fast saiog
clrper ship ESfhER g BARNEY, Captain Barney, will
sail pofi;vely os above her Accommodations Ia the
cabin cabin and steerare unsurpassed Per.
sons cciring speedy and casant voyage should co.
gsge In her For rates Of pessngs apply board pier
IL Fast river; or 20 II. BYRNE Jr., CO., 20 Sootn
sti eet corner Of Old Slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

M ENTAIL ALCHEMY THE, CELEBRATED IR n
XNl Brown Williams sgan In Now York. Lectures a.
experiments at Medical Ball. q Sixth avsnss Monls1
evening, ctobes and every evening durrg the vss
It ~ O'Clock. First botuye FREQ. Medical Office q
Sixth avenue. Hours from till daily. IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

D0wERY rrEATRE-PaOPRuroR l. p wALD9csa,
ID Stare Manager, y. @. Wsmyss.-Doors opes -
O'Clock; commence ut ~. Boxes, % cents; Pit aad
Gallery, i2k cssts. BE- De6e Of Miss Herring. wsdoss-
Day evening, October IL, LIGHTS AND SHADES OF Nsv
YORK IitE, Dance, by Miss Wells: the hfth Of
hiChAkD Ill Attcr VIII CHI, IRISH BLUNDEteS; - CA
Glade with the DUMB GIRL OF GENOA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

pNNUM'5 AMERICAN MUSEUM "WEDNESDAY,
.k) Oct. IL --Evening, AZ IL third wcex OF tn sn.
gplsrly beautiful and truly Fascinating drama ICED
French moral roIrs nee produced With much sisssnA
perfection at this establishment and att~aatsN4
such appIaucfpg Of gra,iaed and enthusiastic
people, tho renowned md effective EJ5lACHE 10 70
psrformed L. the evening The living ehipacsros Il,
rcan Boa Constructor, 2S feat long, Happy F.mly,
ali tire curtosties DO without extra charge
Admission Is cent? chieren under ton 1919 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

A UETRAIIA.--PICNLT:R LINE, CARRYING TIE o.
"A mail Positively the 6rst yessel-The clipper bar
Nlm0D, Whiting, commander will have quick diapatc
on this her second voyage to Melbourne Tho Nin.o
VIII be succeeded by the clipper ship wiadward. Bet
vessels now tho berth for freight passage April
on bnsrd. at pier No East River, to Il ". CANE
RON, 1l6 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

DURTOH's,-TlE SUCCESS ATTENDING TIE Pisces
ID row playiGg Zero demands a Iepctitioa this oven
irg "wednesday. The on pitAl c>rcedy Of To lRENIs
AND CU.RDIANs. with Mr. Placde as the Fro sah
tutor. and Mr. Burton wsddiIove. The ne = eo~say
Of SUNSHINE TIL RoUeH cLOUJs with Mr. fisaer Mis-
RaJ mord Miss sax Ia their favorite psrts AaA
the farce Of TIE FILBUsrsR, with Mr.. Burton In ths
original Jacobs. secuie seats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

1yBEATnE TO IEr-THE BEAUTIFULLY FITTED m
i establishment known the 1T ChArios Tnesara.
No IL and 10 Bowcry viii DO rented yer, rsasonASl
terms BY ths night week, onth. Apply 10 GRO GH
Lee, b3 Eowory N FOR amateur societies btsgaa
arrangement will be made. U8#f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

ITO RAnROAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So B5C sIvER
has large amount sf real ssfate In New York and
Broohlyn which he would sxchsnge for Illinois Central
end esksx good rsirssd bonds, at far rates
OuAUN 1EY BARN ARD, No. ~ Broadway.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-10-06
Comment is unnecessary.

THERE IS A ANoRTH.-Daniel Webster lonr
mourned over the humiliating subscribe n C,
of the North. He often sickened at the ayi.
dity with which dough Faces" submitted ia
the unjust demands of their Southern tasl
masters, and sometimes not only looked for
wayd to the period when this subserviency
wouN cease, out when there would be a
"North." This prediction he uttered in his
celebrated MnrshGeld speech as follows
awe talk of the North. There has been
no North, | think the North Star is ut last
discovered. l think there pM De NORTH
but up to the recent session o. Congress there
has been 10 North. What mean to say is
if | am to understand geographical section
of the country in which there has been founl
u strong, conscientious and unitsd opposition
to slavery, no such North has existed"
II Dir. Webster were still among us, lie
would see that row, if never before, "the
North Star is discovered" ana tn at there Is
a NORTH. Slavery lns had its las, triumph
AID. .JoarRal.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-10-06

We seldom recommend u manufactured mcdiciac,
believing that in most cases, nature herself poriecs
a cure more rapidly and elIectuay thun can be ac-
complished by the vegetables and minerals of me-
dica science. But in the matter OF dyspepsia there
are chronic features about il which, very often defy
all the efforts of nature to create healthy action
OF the digestive organs and not unircquonty hap.
pens that thousands suffer Tor years diseased both in
body and in mind, from indigestion and its kindred
ills. To such, Hooiant.s German Bittcrs, prepared
by DIR. G. M. Jackson, are trnly most valuable
preparation. Ii is tonic medicine, giving healthy
action to the stomach, and will be ioun6 highly
serviceablc at all seasons, but especially during the
spring, Dyspepsa cnn only pe cured ny patient per;
those suffering under this sad malady we would re-
commend an application to the depot of IIoofland's
Germen Bitters, 20 Arch street, hiladelphia--
philadelphia Inquirer.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-10-06
GJ-We saw notice that there was to b,

GFWe saw a notice that there was to be
Democratic meeting in Bridgeport,on Thurs-
day 2Sth uit., TO be addressed by Mr.. Wire,
the Democratic andidate for Congress, and
other prominent speakers. We had a man
with pencil in hund to take notes and re-
port proceedings, but 10! he could not find the
meeting. We think it must have been a
KNOW Nothing meeting. Most of the people
nay Mr.. Wire was not in town, but we re
informed that he was seen here about five
minutes, and seeing no crowd, or rather that
he was in the wrong crowd, vamoosed 0
Wheeling. We understandable spoke in Bel
lair on Friday night. to the enormous crowd
Of 20 X. R. Irish, 2 Germans ,and two or three
X. N's, all told, and the prir cipal part of Lis
spcech was abusing the Know Nothings. We
shink h., has not read the political editor, oh
help mo oul Of the Sagshead, we have been
fighting or O,en rarty.---RridgepOrt Iadepen-
dent Star.