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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-02
Law OF FREEzrSc warER-Beauti

Law OF FREEZING WATER-Beaai
fully .8tjuSted. There are many well
known laws % matter, which have the
appearance of being divinely provided
for the benefit OF man. Thus, by very
peculiar law, contrary, as il were, TO a
general law, the rivers and fountains in
our climate are prevented from freezing
at any very great depth. The effect OF
heat upon the bodies is to expand, and
cold to contract them. If this law was
constant in its operations, in respect TO
water, ice would commence to form at
The bottom of lakes. rivers and brooks
then they would rapidly freeze upwards
and destroy every living thing therein.
This Is provided against by peculiar
law. The waters in our rivers aud
lakes, above 400, Fahr.. when exposed to
a greater degree of cold, cools rapidly a,
IT'S surface, which. surface water is con-
dehsed and sinks. This process Of sur
face cooling and sinking goes on rap
idly until the whole water has been cool
ed TO 40 deg, which is 8 deg. above the
'iCS Iih- DctOW tfilS
the chilled surface of the water, instead
OF condensing into less bulk, actually
expands becoming lighter and remains
the surface, and The rold is thus very
Iimperfectly propagated downwaars.--
The surface in the end freezes, and The
Ice may thicken, but at the depth of a
few feet below the temperature is not
under i00, which is indeed high when
compared with that which we frequently
experienced in our atmosphere during
winter. II water, in cooling below 400,
obeyed the same law which it does in
cooling to that point, our rivers, streams
and lakes, would become masses of ice,
upon which ou warm summer would
make bul little impression, and The cheer.
ful climate which we now enjoy would
be less comfortable than the frozen re,
gionssof The poles. Upon such delicate
and beautiful adjustments do the order
and harmony OF the universe depend. -
Scientific american.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-02
g Saw wha, we will, the ciyilizatio

e Say what we will, the civilization
of large portion of Oar country is
scarcely skin deep. Hence Mormonism
and mobocracy; hence million Of con
verIs TO the spirit rapping and table turn
ing hu.nbug; hence the insipid senilmen-
,alIsm Of much of our periodical litera-
ture; hence the oceans OF trashy fiction
we admire and devour; hence The stupid
and empty defamation in our legislative
halls; hence our insane gloriication OF
every foreign celebrity that lands ON our
shores; hence, not TO extend catalogue
so little to our credit, our gullibili,y by
quack doctors. quack patriots and quaek
politicians as web as by quack religion
lists, We are, no doubt. the creates. and
the happies,, and the most admirable
people on earth; but we may as well
frankly admit the truth; tce are a halt
educated people! both morally aud ii-
tellectuallv. We are scarcely cured OF
one ahsurdity when we plunge into an.
other, and ,here is probably no remedy
for our inceSsant foliies but in an early
mental training. which shall be at once
thorough and and philosophical - But
ialo Commercial.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-02

NosEs A long nose affords a good
handle for ridicnle. The man that's 'up
10 snuff therefore, vii avoid them. By
the way, talking of noses. what queer
one that must have bSen which solomon
informs MS was like the tower Of I.eban-
on. looking towards Damascus To
have blown snch nose must have re-
quired gale of wind, and nothing short.
er.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-02
Never Lock "a GIFT Horse in s;ic
S1NFsfEx.

This very familiar and Of! repeated
saying takes lis origin from clrcun.
stance which occurred many years ago
In the ylcinigy Of Carlisle. Two far
mers who had been nelghbors for many
years, and who had lived upon very
friendly terms, mutually agreed that
whoever should die first should leave the
other some valuable consideration, not
specify ing, however, what i. was TO be.
Tie one was called Martin Tinson,
and The Other DAVIS Dear. David was
called away first, aud bequeaihed to
Martin A fayorile horse. When i, was
communicated 70 the latter, he manilos
sed great deal Of disappointment. and
observed that, ''IIe did expect something
better than an old horse" Not so old
neither" said the party who had
brought him information. A d puie
now arose about the age, and it was
agreed to GO to the stable and examine
it. Martin went up 10 the horses head,
aud in the ac! o! opening lis mouth 10
look at lis teeth, the horse made snatch
and bill his nose eli. A modification en-.
sued, and, strange to say, Martin follow.
ca D.lid to The grave. Hence came
The saying. Never look a gift horse in
the mouth. Pudeyn genealogical
Compendium.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-02

~ Baron the French actor was a
greai fayorite withthe ladies. A woman
Of rank used 10 receive the visits of Bar
on very privately. One dav Baron an
invited, came into the drawing roam,
which was full Of company of the high
est fashion.
Baron. said the lady, haugh,ily,
what do you come for!
For my night cap. Madam replied
The indignant actor in loud voice.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-02

.EzaE GARDEN: a -TisDUGEE.
By MRS. JAMES GRAY;

See the fair and fragrant flower
Peeping their green montle through.
" Gaping meath the passing showers.
Smiling meath the sudden blue:
See their lovely colors blenle d,
Brought from many varying cline,
And with careful nurture tended,
Till they reach their fullest prime.
So the church, water'd garden,
Bounded BY tn Amighty's power,
Feels his mercy's gracious pardon,
Feels bis Spiri e gentle shower;
So, from many a scatter'd nation
Are his chosen brought with care,
Given the life of his Salvation,
Rooted, grounded. 'stablish'd there!
Oh! may we indeed betaken
From the worlds polluted waste,
BY his presence ne'er forsaken,
All his vital spirit taste.
Where the streams Of life are fowing,
Land my saints and prophets trol.
May we still be freshly growing
In the garden of oar Coll
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-02

Rls is told Of French apothecary
tina. having given pill to boy WIN
had swallowed five franc piece, the
latter soon after threw up the coin. ba
In small charge; principally ten SOUS
pieces,
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-02
cUr.I,he New York Mirror. one n 4,

HThe New York Mirror, one Of shs
papsVe noss ardent in the suppor, Of the
election Of the present incumbent. now
says: !,
Hif President Pierce were candidate
IA reelection to morrow. we do not
Relieve he would carry single State in
tho Union.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-02

1.-THE man who carried hammer
INTO Quaker meeting 10 brake the 81.
ience has been bound over to keep The
peace.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-02

II Music rather units man for
'wresiiing with the world. Ii softens the
49ert. ard robs him of suspicion.--
nv ns a flageoles player, and we win
sh0W you man who is ..cheated in his
cham avery time he goes TO market.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-02

ga Chinese merchan, at Sacremen.
TO, California. advertises thar among his
goods received, he has dried wosmsy for
SOUP
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-02

ExEMprEDsR Rfin.ers with nine chill
dren are 10 be exsopsed from taxation 10
the State of New Work.
Very safe legislat lkok NJ WonlkjI
like TO see the Prints ~ ming
to tax. after feeding nine cllnOl0h.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-02
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For one square IL lines) l insertion 81 90
Each additional insertion, 81
A liberal deduction made to yearly ad
vertisers.
Businessand Professional Cards, not ma
king more than eight lines, will beinserted
for $5 per year.
All advertisements handed in and no
time agreed upon for publication, will be
published till ordered out and charged
for accordingly.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-02

I-ln the United States. Females. in
the aggregate, are longer lived than
Males.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-02
THE DEs MONIES COUEIEEs,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
OTTUMWA, WAPELLO CO., IOWA.
By IL. III. WARDEN.
II E r M s

II + r M s:
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE
One copy per year, 81 %
Four copies OO
Ten IL 90
, Twenty" q l copy to getter
up of the club,) "a 90
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-02
OTTUMWA, IOWA, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1854

will not despair: for the cnuse of Human
Freedom is the cause OF God.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20
DANCING ACADEMIES.
DODwORTH's DANCING ACADEMY, NO.
, Rroadxax onuoaifA Eleventh. atreAt.-NY.

A DoDw0RTHs DANCING ACADEMY, NO. so<
A. Broadway, opposite Eleventh street.-hr bod
worth has thu honor of announcing to his friends and
the public that the classes for the ensuing w
commence Saturday, October It'll, at 3P. for II
dies; ct for children, and ct O'Clock ior gsntenasA
rated, the floor Yeaid and other improvements made
daring the summer months. Tho improved system q
Instruction, successful since it, adoption Win be
tsined with slight alterations suggested BY expersaos
Every novelty worthy Of attention win BE- introdseed
IN addition to AL the dances in ordinary use-wth thu
same careful attention to the progress and deportmen
Of the pupil which has bssn distinguishing char
actsrstic a this academy. CrculArs, contasning thu
days hours and terms Of Instruction can Be had At any
DE0PENNG OF BURNrON's PRIVATE DANCING
II academy, 600 BroedwAy.--LAdiss and esntlsmsr
who intend participating In this amusement are solicited
to make application at the bookstore 27l Bowsry bsSsr,
engaging esewhsrs, and obtain circular of particulars
School strictly private. t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20
FURNTTURE.

N B-REMOvAI.-TM UNDERSIGNED HAS Ia
IN ken the spacious store 30l Broadway, corner Of
Duane street. and opened the with elegant aad
extensive stock Of cabinet furniture suitable for city
transient customer. He VIII also attend TO aueSion
rsles either ct his store esewhsre Having leng
psreuce In The above business he Aaters himself aba
ers Who may wish 70 Dispose Of furnitu pianofortss
looking glasses, carpets, &c he viii give strict and
prompt attention The public generally Is solicited to
&C. with the ASSURANCE that their Interests shall Be
well protected His 6rxt sucsa sale will be held at the
stors Friday, the cd iust, at 10k O'Clock, A. NJ
invoices may be sent Ia either 70 day or to morrow
(Thursdsy) Cash aivaaces made when required
TINS NCRgTI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

10 A. Chiffon, AUCIONEER.- SLvERSMrH'S
DE- stock, machinery ks.-Cels Chiffon WIN seu ct
uctien On Thursday Sept n, ct 1OK O'Clock, ct the
orner Of White and Ceatre streets, over tho Harlem
ailroaA depot, . large assortment OF manufactured
enuins slverware, consisting Of forks spoons, table
utsy 20 together with the nAchidsry Of the sstab-
|sAAeat being one Of the best manufactures In New
ork Also, large iron safe, made by g. c. Herring, to
rdsr for jsweers uss, being thief and powder proof
L., set Of superior bank scales. Terms cash, in
nntabl0 nOu0Y only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

UPWARD sINTZENFCH, AUCI0NEER. - EDWARD
" SNTZENICH will sell ct suction, ON Thursday and
idsy, Sept II and a. ct II O'Clock each day. at the
les rooms, l6 Wall street. BY order Of the ssdgnees,
balance Of the stock Of jsweler consisting Of ee
ant diamond bracelets pins, brooches rings, crosses
O.; asoa variety d nne warranted imported watches,
dependent second chronomoers, duplex, lever epine
c also assortment Of vest, guard and fob chains,
,sra glasses vnaigrettes, charms watch seals keys
1atslsins jewellers safe, By Herring; also gold and
almond scales Of French time pieces, and boz Of
utinas, accordoons &c. Sale absolute. Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

DAR1NER WANTEp-WTTH C1PTTH. OF Is 600
Il COO TO join the advertiser In the Wholesale
erccsy ousins. The busnsss Is vel estAsIshed and
SAFE and prohtabsS RsfsreDces Of the highest char
aetsr vili b givsn. Any peTsou With this amount ct
command, 81 aSdrsAsins n ". g.. bsx 2oo, Herald o.
CO, will seVetys attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

n S. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER--HOUsE SALE OF
Os magnificent rosewood and mahogany psrlor,
hamAsr and dining furniture tomorrow, Thurs
~ morning, ut 10H A. n, at No. ia West Twenty
Nh street. between the Seventh and Eighth avenues,
mhracing rosewood seven octave paaoforts in richly
srvsd and warranted also rosewood suit In blue
nd silver satin and crimson and green brocates
osd mslodson rosewood stationary and italian marble
p eents. tables also fancy and side tables beautiful
lhjecta, such - fruit pieces, portraits game pecss
ID marine views elegantly embroidered curtains and
andscmly painted shades aAbaster clocks and psrian
azbls oenaments elegantly decorated vases and orna
eas about 200 yards tapestry Brussels and ingram car
st. rich French oval glasses In costly frames, corner
egeres and stands velvet rugs and mats Brussels and
enstian stair carpeng china dinner set walnut extern
on tables, mahogany bookcases and wardrobes, easy
id reception chairs dining and seated ditto writ
u dss &C., cut glassware, tee bsl silver trays, tea
esGes urn, gobst:, spoons and forks butter knives
decorated tee SETS china pitchers ivory cutlery,
rvsrs &c mahogany soias rocking and parlor ch airs
tomass, rosewood and mahogany French and Eliza.
shiaa bedsteada finely polished and carved rosewood
axbls top dressing bureaus to match also washtands
o. fne cuIled horsehair mattresses husk ditto,
rpaaes nen, toilet sets gilt mirrors &C. Sale positive
ithout regard to weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20
w s: EII0R, AUcnoMEEa-BY HoUGHroN

w 8. MEIIOR, AUCrIONEER-BY HOUGHrON &
w . MEILOR.-Nortgsgse's sale, this day, WED
nesday,) ct l0K O'Clock, at AZ Broadway. We shall
sell By order Of Msasses the elegant and costly ars
class cabinet furniture manufactured by Mr.. James
Grundy. This sae embraces the largest and very best
assortment Of cabinet furniture offered 1t auction aud
those In want Of good furniture rely upon ito giving
satfacton and represented Hotel prsprietors the
trade country merchants and those about refurnshing
will dnd It to their advantage TO attend this SALE The
stock consists in part Of richly carved rosewood paror
furniture, SUITE covered in the finest satin broca-
tes push and harclcth magniacenty carved etsgeres
with mirror doors and backs; wardrobss, plate glass
doors paror secretaries lined with satin wood and rich
~ carved; ladies' cabinets rosewood and mahogany,
marble centre and pier tables tste tetes SOFAS
and ottomans; votae easy and rocking chairs splen-
didy carved rosewood aud oak hall stands hall chairs
rosewood, oak and mahogany extension dining tables,
diniDgroom chairs in morocco and plush idebosrds,
library and secretary bookcases, library tabec do
rosewood and oak reception chairs new styles and de-
signs gothic sewing chairs carved wood and maho
gsny bedsteads, marble top dressing bureaus wash.
stands, and commodes to match; painted and enameed
chamber suites with and without marble tops; rush,
Willow cane and upholstered seat cottage chairs pure
horse hair mattresses, &C. The above will be psremp
tory sold By virtue Of mortgage, and Is wen worthy Of
attentool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

10y J. HEGENAN.-THURsDAY, SEPTEMBER 81,
I'D ct o O'Clock, A. NJ, precisely, at No. 2l2 Fulton
rset, Brooklyn, the fixtures of dry goods store
sttng Of shelving, with cornics counters, cashier
ee Iron awning frame, &c &c. nearly new, for cash,
nd to be removed Immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20
COAL. &C.

HtOAL AND TLOUR.-COAI, FIRST QUALITY, NUT
~ SIRE 80 90 per ton; egg grats COAL % To- -FOUR
BY the angle barrel ct the Wholesale market price, de-
yered in New York, Brooklyn, Williamsburg, Jersey
City Apply at the Peoples Coal and Flour Agency So
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20
C. KEMP. AUcT1oNEER. FRS

ID c. KEMP. AUCTTONEER. -ELEGANr FIRST
he class cabinet furniture to be sold at auction
tomorrow murSday at 10S O'Clock, ct the extensive
warerooms, 500 Broadway, the Metropolitan Hotel
their customers and the public generally that they will
sell at auction Thursday 2ls inst ct their exten-
sve warerooms, 698 Broadway the entire and valuable
stock Of rosewood oak and mahogany cabinet furni-
ture all Of which has bsen made by themselves with
utmost care and Of the very best materials and can
be warranted equal to any 10 in this city and hAv.
ing very large and beautiful stock will offer great In
ducements to purchasers This stock Of furniture
appreciated, must be examined, and feel assured
that no ono after an examination Of the goods will be
disappointed In the quality assortment to be disposed
Of; and further the publ, that this will be
bona hde sale, We determined to sell every lot
put up without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

n D. NASH AUCnoNEER, STORE $40 BROAD
Oe way viii sell on Wednesday, Sept. co. 1854, ct 10
cock A. H. ct the store, large plate glass show
ON the Crystal Palace, with oornicss complete.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

DlILIARD TABI.E5.-THE ONLY PATENT VULCAN
I'D lied india rubber cushion tables be purchased
ct factory 90 Ann street. being the original nven-
tors of the only cushion which be relied for elias
ITCHY and correctness. GRIFFITH DECKER.
Two second hand tables for sale, cheap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

INURNrrURE AT .AUCTI0N-ALL THE FURNITURE
csatsned In the house No. lis Ludlow street will
sold without reserve, ut auction, on Thursday, Sept
I. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

TT BLACKMAN, AUCuONEER.-H BLACKMAN 4
H. Co.. ONCE 1s2 Canal street, win sell at auction
by catalogue, to morrow, Thursday, at 10K An, the
entire stock Of gsntesl millinery establishment oom
prang bcnnets ribbons, silks, velvets lowers, head
dresses, trimmings &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

NEW YORK. 10 MONTREAL, OGDENsBURG. BUR
Seld, Bellows Fs.h, Rntkad, wtudsos. Wlits River,
Wells Rivs, Moatpslisr, st. Mbsas and Rsuss's Point
Tiokst omcss--Nsv Haven Railroad, ooruw Broadway
ana Canal and Of Twenty sixth street. and soorh
avs1rs EXPRESS TRAINS ct "a n. and tP. n. Beg.
gsys checked through- FRANCIS HTDH, Agsot, ts1
Bsash street, Rev YJsk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

DUBLIC NOTICE.-THE CUPARTNERSHIP HITHERTO
Il existing between the undersigned, transactng bust
ness IS bankers and express carriers in the state OF Cali
forna and in the Eastern States Of the United States
under the name firm, and style Of Adams Co expires
this day by limitation Dated Sac Francisco May IL,
ALVIN ADAMS,
W. B. DINSMOfsE,
H. B. SANFORD,
s. N. SHOEMAKER
fBy C. Il Bowers, their attorney in fact
sa t.
in tine State of California, under the Arm, name aud
stye Of A. ans co-the principal once continuing at
Fra p ass san ALVIN %DAM san
(Byc +. Bowers, his attorney in fact.)
d. b. HASKELL,
The undersigned, composing the hrn of Ad INNS Co
of New York Boston, Philadelphia and al other princi
p. cities and tow. o. = me Issssn ssssss VII hsrsse.
the said cities and towns in the Eastern States and thu
city Of San Francisco the banking aad express rm Of
sctingas ssest. Dated Gan Franesco, Mayl2 1854
WV. B. DINsN0RE,
81 saCESARER
lBy Q: Bowsas, their Attorney IN fact !.
,h se s1 q &: ssS"sa & Cot
Isaiah G. Woods q the city q ssa Fsncseo and stats
fy that We have formed limited ecpsrtnefship for the
Transaction Of banking and express buDes IN the State
q California to 10 conducted undsr the and nrm
situated in the said city Of San Francisco that Daniel H
Haskell and Isaiah G. Woods are general psrtnsrs and
-. An Adss Z special p.stns, :: sss aac z sss
doris once Of tia county Of San ancisco that the sid
pertnerhip commences this day and terminates the
s r. A I'll: s,'s & e. s9s A
day Of Nay, A D. 1854 A. ADAMS
Ger Au Attorney in fact, e 4 z u BesTs3)
81 WMN 1877 #.sr eN4A 4. G, WOOU4 = n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

HMRY II. LEEDS AUcr0NExR by b. a. LEEDs
Ill + CO.-On Wednesday, Sept. -, ct II O'Clock, q
Bsrher stable Amity street. between A.edcoga street
wagons, barouchss harnsss, 30, viz :-Ons splendid
gray nars long tan (beloagng 70 the late Marx Isvy,
wei Known about rs ha ads Oh, sound and Kind absui
10 hands high kind and g nts In all hsrnsss ssd L
fast horse brown horse, ls hands warranted
sound, kind and gentle in harness and Under the
horse d reed and strong barsuehe sliding top four
seats inside drsb cloth, and alp lined very strongly
buggy wagon ono double hArness; one single harness
also saddss brides, &C. full description Of ths above
win b gvea ct the SALE Also, one very 6ns short
horned Durham bull, pure breed, b. sssa ct Mr..
Dovnng's stable between second and Third avenues in
Sixth street. Inquire for Mr.. LArking.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

uMRY q. LEEDS, AUCrl0NEER-BY n. n. DEEDS
IL Co., Wednesday Sept 20, At 101s O'Clock,
! 50 Lexington avenue, between Twenty sixth and
weuty-ssventh atreets-Gentsel household furniture
e., paxiers rich tapestry, carpets, rugs fancy rush
at chairs mahogany card and dining tables, rockers,
,ars In hair cloth, etegeres, quarsttes arm chairs
unges, ottomans; elegant octave panoforte made
g. q. Barmore; han oilcloths, bronze hatstands,
russes carpet rugs tapestry and velvet stair carpets
egant china dinner sets, glass, &C.; bedrooms,
ruses carpet cottage suits mirrors dressing
rnituzs. Particulars in catalogues the day before
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY HORSES AT AUCTION
~ by JAMES COLE SON, on Thursday, Septem
and Flushing avenues East Brooklyn, $50 horses, being
cart of those used bv the various omnibus lines In Brook
lyn viii be sold for want of They be seen ct
any time by applying to l. Cochran on the premises
Tarma At salA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

CHERHT'S SALE-ON WEDNESDAY, The 2orH DAY
y Of August 1854 ct 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at
No $40 Broadway consisting Of coats vests drsss pat
terms bankets silver ware exelry watches, quadrants
silver knives, forks, opera glasses, show cases. &c.
CBERFF'S SALE.-ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2oTH,
y at 10 O'Clock A. H., at 80 Broadway a.large iron
SAFE Stearns Marvin, maker
N. s. sELAB, Deputy Sheriff.
w sale.-By virtue Of execution, will expose ct
public vendue Thursday the 2st day Of September
ct las Canal street. lot Of gold watches. lot Of gold
chains one lot gold SEALS and two diamond brsastpns
WIN. THOMPSON, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

NEApAME MORROW n, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, I'm
u most wonderful astxologist IN the werlA or ~
future events; and win show your future hustanl anl
sbssut friends, which has sstoshsd tnsusanda duso
her travels n Europe She \ ssysnth S.ashssr q :
seventh daughter and mas bern with naturaa gift ~
inviting s powers Of hex rcndsfui science - tsu
their vsy thousAts enA wM cause happy pairs 70 ocMe
nAtrtnSniAi Sss Her prs1stisos are s<nly ssscnsho
u al who Walt hx Those wao Wish spssdy mAxrAs1
mag call soos aad thsy may 6sYsod upoa true a1yto
tsan3sc Ne stscnd pytnApis Il naelsaj sdsnca n
Drofsns swset 6stwssa 0Anan ed 0azASA sxsse
as(asnn - s.nasAl