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The true Democrat., 1854-09-13
LAND ATTORNEYS NOTICE.

THE undersigned will be at the following places at Il the times specified, for the purpose of collecting money due the State of Arkansas for MternaJ hn- ProUement" and Semina5y Londs,'' to wit: At the Circuit Court of Dallas county, on the lst Monday in Sept, 1854.
 At Jacksonport, Jackson county, on the 12th and 18th Sept, 1854.
 At Batesville Independence county, on the l4th and 10th Sept, 1854.
 At Searcy, White county, on the 18th and 18th Sept. 1851.
 At Brownsville, Prairie county, on the 2Oth Sept, 1854.
 At the Circuit Court of Drew county, on the 4th Monday in Sept, 1854.
 At Warren, Bradley county, the 3oth Sept, 1854. At the Circuit Court of Ashley county, on the lst Monday in October, 1854.
 At the Circuit Court of Chcot county, on the 2d Monday in October 1854. At the Circuit Court of Desha county on the 3d Monday in October, 1854.
 At the Circuit Court of Arkansas county. on the 4th Monday in Oct. 1854.
 At the Circuit Court of Jefferson county, on the 1st Monday i'll November 1851. At which times and places he hopes to meet all persons in the counties named who for State Lands, prepared to pay up arrears. Otherwise they may expect suits to be commenced against them for collection of amounts due.
 JOHN T. TRIGG, Land Atty
 and State Collector for Ark.
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THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE
 UNIVERSITY of the STATE of MO.

TNHE regular Lectures of the Medical Department | of the Missouri University will commence on the lst of November 1854 and will continue until the lsr of March 1855.
 course of preliminary lectures will be delivered by the Professors of the Institution, free of any extra charge on subjects intimately connected with their specvc departments beginning on the lst of October and ending on the lst of November Clinical lectures will also be delivered either at the City Hospital CT the City Dispensary every day dur ing the month of October as well as during the en- tire regular session. Admttance to the clinical le- lures free of extra charge.
 Medicai Faculty. JOHN $. MOORE, M. D., Professor of Theory and Practice.
 JOSEPH x. M'DOWELL M D., Professsr of Sur gery and Surgical Anatomy. ABNER MOTION, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy JOHN BARNES. II. D.. Professor of Materia Medca. Therapeutics and Medical Botany. E. DEMlNG. II. D., Professor of Pathology and Clinical Medicine. J. K. ALLEN NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children. FAY TON SPENCE. M D.. Professor of Physiology and Comparative Anatomy. JOHN T. HODGEN M D. Professor of Anatomy, General and Special. l. DRAKE MDOWELL Nj. D., Demonstrator.
 Fees.
 Fees for full course of Lectures S105. Fee for the Diploma SEQ; for admission to the Dissecing room and Demonstrations slo; Matriculation fee $5 Good boarding can be obtained within a short dis 1ance of the College, for from g. to s3 per week. Students and others desiring furtter information, will please address the Dean of the Faculty
 JOS. N. MCDOWELL. M. b..
 Dean of the Medical Faculty. Aupqls+ 2o 5954 6m
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WESTERN MILITARY INsTITJTTE.

1gree Spr1ngs, Sumner C~nty, Tennessee. FTNHE FIRST TERM of the next Annual Session of Il this College commences on the lst MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER next; the second term on the 3sd Nonday an ue t1ll0O5ng January.
 Charges for tuition servants attendance field ma- sic and of arms $30.00; surgeons fee $500 per term of 20 weeks. The boarding, washing fuel rooms and the use of furniture, towels and bedding leach cadet furnishing his own blankets) have been contracted for payable by cadet to contractor at ss7 20 per term; 5000 when the cadet provides his own furniture. making total ill the former case of *loOoo, and in the latter of $93,o0 per term. Pay ments must be made for each term in advance. No deduction wall be made for absence, except in case of any time during the term. Books. uniform. and other necessary articles will be furnished at the nsti- allowed.
 For further information address
 E. R. JOHNSON Superintendent, or
 RICHARD OWEN, Conan andaut,
 august go. '54 t" Tyree Springs. Teen.
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Agents for the True Democrat

,x ARKANSAS
 L. M. STROUD, Carroll county:
 WM & E; SMITH, Washington county: A HHLLs IF y SiL. Ef, Jackson county n' a. ;; HAYS, Ashley county;
 D. W 1Er hEf, Mount Olive, lizard countv
 T MI MniEhlfS, " Washington, Hempstead ad county: w., M NiiLHA Dn1,, AN, Franklin county; CImrnI m, M BUM TIrNI, MNERS, Fayetteville; IOUN tGShEk Batesville, Independence county: ELIHU RANDOLPH, Desha comfy. yOHN yN M MITCHELL, Gainsville Green countv.
 EV,IS W S' SI4r GAiN, Poeahontas, Randolph county n6N n6NI IS sCIFIN, Boliver, Ponsett county: HoOF II; HOWELL, Dover Pope county: r,.c T; S, c JOhDAN, Monticello, Drew county; tr hHGS, Postmaster at Rchwoods lizard courtv. CpI w M; M. VAN VALKENBURGH, Warren, Bradley co TnnEN R JONES, Esq, Smithville, Lawrence conntv l.: B. EENABLE, Van Buren county: OoNA''' JOHN HAvlS, Bradley county; ", II. !ACkSON, Mount Penson Jackson county: VIM: A. CRAWFORD, Saline county; ;. ". McCONAUGHEY, Searcy, White county: A. J. bkOOkS Bloomer, Sebastian county; JAMES M MONTGOMERY, Lewisville Lafavette q, Capt w. LANDERS, Sulphur Rock, Independence co: M w; B: YOUNG, Dover, Pope county nus F. AUSTIN, Yelville Marion county: J. " BERNARD NorrostOwn, Pope county: JAS R BERRY, P. M, Huntsville, Madison coun,v: SAS \; JOHNSON, P. M., Friendship, Saline county; IHO'S MILLS, Polk county; JOHN w. FULLERTON, Hot Springs: JOHN W. WILDER, Valley Grove; ROb1I ATKINSON, Leek's Store, Ouacbta copntv. Df l.. l.. MARTIN, Long View, Ashley county; N L. BAKER, Fulton county; JACOB FATE, F. M Pleasant Plains, Independence CD R. L. CARGILE, Conway county "
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this respect forty or fifty years ago, is precisely the state of things now. But having written thus much in vndication of my party from ca- lumny, dismiss the subject.
 Know Nottingham is easily seen through It is partly religious, and partly a political movement. But while l admit there is a vast deal of smoke, there is after all, very little tame The authors and leaders of this move ment have no more real fear of Catholic than they have of Protestant adopted citizens. It only suits their purpose to indulge in this thing partly as amusement, but principally as busi- ness The Protestant clergy use the Catholic church as foil or bug bear never failing to str up by this means the extra piety and zeal of Protestant congregations. The politicians are engaged in it as a means of making Fill more or Clayton presidential party for 1856.- The discordant piebald opposition in the north ern States are all agreed to break down the de- mocratic party first, but they differ as to future proceeding. Some desire, such as Messrs. Sew ard, Greeley, Weed & Co.,, to cut loose from the southern whigs altogether, and to make the next Presidency purely northern movement. and thus to precipitate the crisis of emancipa- tion or disunion. The friends of MT. Fillmore as we'll as those of Mr. Clayton, have all along perceived that they have no manner of chance In purely free State party. Hence they insist on national convention, and southern repre- sentation in it, and all the old issues having disappeared upon which to effect such an ar7 rangement, they have cunnngly resorted to this anti Catholic and anti-foreigner agitation. with the view of constituting an American union party for Presidential objects. It is no bad idea-consdered merely as a spells and office making machine. but it is my solemn con- victlon such party can only succeed at the sacrifice of the law-the constitution, and Ame- rican liberty.
 Very respectfully,
 your friend and ob't. serv't.
 RO TYLER
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

CTRAYED or stolen from the undersigned living first of June last bay horse, six years old one hind foot white. small sore in the forehead, plain saddle marks about Is hands high, works we'll. Also one dark sorre mare, about l619 hands high, blind work anywhere else, has white mark across the trump, about half way between the coupling and root of the tail, about inches long and 94 inches wide has scare on the right fore foot at the top of the hoot branded with the letter S. on one shoulder. I think the right, but am not certain.
 will give the above reward for any information so that can get them.
 Address David Ripley, Napoleon, or J. B. Rose or Wm. Taylor Amos Bayou.
 August B, 1854. l2m JAS B. ROSE
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CkTThe gentlest task-master we ever knew of is blacksmith, who says every evening to his apprentices-"c come, boys let's leave of work and go to saving wood." That black smith must be brother of farmer down east, who, one season when he was building new house, used to try and get his hired men out with him to play dig cellar by moonlight.
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COMMISSION AND FORWARDING.

THE undersigned would respectfully remind the l community that he is still doing a Commission and Forwarding business at DEV ALL'S BLUFF. ON WHITE RIVER, the most convenient and available point by far for the merchants and citizens of Little Rock and vicinity l am provided with safe and connections ware house. and can generally procure u e )ver land transportation of merchandise etc. in good order and on the shortest notice.
 To travellers would say, come this way; it is the nearest and best and am always provided with su- peIi2r accommodations for man and horse.
 4 gust 3. 1854. 3m P. H. WHEAT
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OuE facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work n not pc surpassed oy any printing establishment in the
 We have procured at cost of sixteen bnndreJ d lars one of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machns tt and at very low prices. !" superior style
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AUCTION ROOM-J. D. FITZGERALD.
 AuctiOneer.

4 s. Johnson's store next door to S. Jaseph's old A stand, Main street. Little Rock, Ark.
 Particular attention paid to selling Merchandise Furniture, Horses etc., at Auction on private sae 4 share of public patronage is solicited.
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SCOIfRING AND RENOV VATINC

HNHE undersigned offers his services to the public
 as Scourer and Renovater of Broad cloths Silks. Kid Gloves. etc., etc.
 Only patronize me and the most perfect satisfaction is promissed. Main and Rock street above Mir. Dot ter's ieweler store. l.. GOUNART. Auoust g. 1854. 3m
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1T. BRADBURY.
House and Sign Pa

House and Sign Painter and GIazier: MITATOR of Fancy Woods and Marble; Paper L Hanger, etc. Paint shop adjoining his residence n Mulberry street, Little Rock. July 26. 1854. lv
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THE TRUE DEMOCRAT IS PUBLISHED EVERY wEDNEsDA. BY JOHNSON & YERKES.

Terms of Subscription. TOT one copy, one year, in advance, O0 4At the expiration of the year ..................
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We make a few extracts from this new work recently issued from the press of Messrs S. G. Courtenay & Co.,, New York:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08
Died.


On Monday, august 7, A.SR, wife of Thomas Ovens,
b the otth y'ar OF her age native oil Kings county
Her funeral win take place at two o'clock to morrow
street
On Monday, August 7, Rraroc.. infant daughter of
TrnIs w and nna VI. Ballard aged month and days
friends OF The family are invited to attend the u
ners at four O'Clock this afternoon from No y East
Fourteenth street, without further Invitation.
On Monday, Angus. Z, ELIZA BucxrAND, daughter of
hafl and tbzs auckland, aged Years and months
lhe ri ti,es aod friends o the family, and the msm
brrs troop fsurto Hassarr respectfully invites
70 her funeral at three O'Clock this Afternoon
om rio residence Of her parents, No. sls West seven
1senfh -ueet
On henday, Angus. !, HARRY wEsrEaS. aged le year.,
ssJes, Of The late Heory H.. Western, Esq
His friends and relatives invited to attend his fn
neya from his resdedcs, No. 102 lexington avenue
NJ O'Clock this afternoon without further invitation.
On Monday, August 7, ~ bronchitis OF the lungs,
hssns HtGEyiRAr, infant son Of Thomas and Mary No
Gevnan.
Ire f,ends and of the family respect
folly ibsiei 10 aegj TIE funeral ut two O'Clock this az
hTio from The ,ssiience bis father OF 20
eeDd a'enue and Ioriieth street
Dc soncsy, august Y, MARTHA, youngest daughter Of
James a. iitnfes Watson, aged yssr and months.
The friends Of ihe faay invites 70 accompany her
rensts tu srcenw tho resi- Of her parents
No. Fee man street. NJ haipast two O'Clock this az
Ierrc,n.
On Monday morning August l. after short and sudden
:" es' NO er - RAs, scn Of Mary Angelina aud tue
The funeral viii tahs Mace NJ four O'Clock this after
The r.lAiives and friends OF the family arc re
sycctIly invited TO attend. His resins viii be taken
10 sirsensoof Cemetery for interment.
IN sunasy august o ELIZABETH, wife Of Joseph Sharot,
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
No 100 First street. O'Clock this mo ming Her re-
rams all be taken 70 Port Richmond staten Island for
hsemett
ger Of jacob K. and Mary Reed, aged months and 10
6sys.
3hs friends and relatives Of the family are reqassssd
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40 attend the funeral from ths residence Of - ...
Ne IRE Ch srlsen street. at two oesosk thu Afternoon
In Brooklyn, ON Monday. August y WnIrArI Psur
SID eldest Of james n and sophb1 Piums:od ared
years and II months
The 's i've, sI sss family Repeatedly
In hoolbo: on Fn,.y. August Ella aRAsr. lgsd 10
SoD.ss sDe Ays infant daughter Of A r. and Fanny
In sfoollyn. 90 Monday August 7, wraAM HKsDR
SON, infant Of Michael and Frances Emanuel aged
AtPees skii, westcheser county on Sunday morning
August Q, At one o'clock after protraeed illness, HAN
her funeral win take place from he. late residence
nine o'clock this morning.
EE,c scoyI, wife OF me late William scovin Esq
Of Waterbury, and daughter Of the Late Hon. Nathan
Smith. Of New Haven, aged 30 years
On Thursday, August az his residence, tho Mansion
House. Bushwck LOrg IsaEd state OF New Yoek. VII,
LIAM BswIEY, Esq formerly Of the Dublin and Kings
At hesterael5, Mass on Saturday. August s. Colonel
BEsJA.N BRYANT, aged 81 years, father OF Monroe 8.
At Cold spring, Pu nam county, on Sunday evening
August 0, hrs RACHEL LAWSON, aged 81 years and
At rsppern, Mass, on Friday, July %, LUTHER LAu-
A. Bulls Ferry, Saturday, August 8, after shor:
illness EzRErH COMPTON, wife Of John Compton, aged
&c years and months
At Trenton, New Jersey, Saturday, August s. Joss
rHNE caugher Of jamin aud Hannah Irving, aged
On the 18th Of July 1854, in Gerouany, MAXIM KAHN,
Of The lTm Of N. Kakn 4 Obenhcim Of this city.
In Brooklyn, Monday. August after protracted
and Illness, FRANrs CHRISTOPHER HARBoA aged SO
years The decay ed First Lieutenant in the Dan
hh regiment stationed 1t St Croix, W. L. and visited
this country tie hope Of benehttng his falling health
but his ne bled constitution could not withstand this
shs pgeful climate stranger. in foreign land, he
coun.e, ed sympahxiog friends Who carefully attended
him. aged him 18th soothing words OF hope. and
assuousy 10 alleviate his pain Bat death hal
imyriuf.d his sea, upon the sufferers Far from
and country. he forced to submit bis sad
fate but tho who ON their distant home have watch
for the return Of he beloved one may derive
laten ny sing that he endured his suIcrngs
with esgnaton. He sank softly in the Of daa,h
surrounded ~ those who Rad watched at his beisde
and who deeply regret his loss. His noble and geotc
spirit has taken its fight, trust, to another AMI
better world.
The funeral viii take place at four O'Clock this aftsr
noon, from the house Of l. Sobotker Raymond street,
between De Kalb and Fulton avenues, Brooklyn.
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On Monday. Anguish, a. tho st. Nicholas Hotel, By
tAs Few Mr. Clark Colonel RAa PRARsoys, Of San Fran
caeco Mas ASsC MArrnEgsoH, Of Pro whence, R. l.
On Thursday evening, Augusta, by the Rev. James
st, ais resiseoce 308 Broome street, Mr.. WILLIAM
AxDHKw Noun Foar Miss CfARIssA ANNA MEIInoyT.
AAs. Mr. THOMAS H. BE1IIw 20 MEs ANNA S. WILKINS all
u this city.
On Thursday August g. sy the Few. s. II. Meeker, Of
Wihis rosbusg l. L. Mr.. Wnrna 2. HuIs of Cincinnati,
70 " % SARAH, daughter Of too I've Thomas L Jones.
y. CAV sniDg august O. ut o'clock, at the
Norfolk street Baptist Church by the Rev. DR. Arnage,
~. FfAA,is hARTsK1T 10 Mrs ARAB KEyyARD.
On Sunday, august d, at 1i1 residence Thirteenth
str ct, b, tie rev Or. Lsy,hmp Mr. EDWARD H. JoyF5 to
Ais. artg JAMES DO Of En-. Land.
~ hi'adspb;a, on Sunday evening, August 6, by the
Rev Hazs heurst Mr. JOHN l. PB,Kx formerly Of TIud-
ssn, Y, to Mis'lDonypA A. BRusDAGs, OF this city;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

Plain White Grape 5havvls.--An Invoke per
= Sweepstakes" just received-very choice-at 49,,
41oh, SLY, and si3h, each, by r. g. FAIRCaII.D
90, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

Beautiful New s0ng.-"I Love tho Heights
Il Rrooky dedicated 10 the ladies, by VIM Mitchson;
seller: in Brooklyn; priss thirty eight sen II
fashionable, Ready Made Oloshipg, well
kade.-1be ono price establishment Of ALFRED
hUNROE b CO., No AL Broadway, is becoming moro
ard popular every day. is evidenced by the large
increase in its business, Notwithstanding the otherwise
uausually dun state Of trade Persons Who about
ssgnshipg their wardrobes invited to call and
anime the assortment Of well made goods TO be
Eccnd In the city All Sizes for and boys. No de-
Walton from Married prices. No AL Broadway, between
Howard and Grand streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

Fster Roberts & To. 37J Broadway, viii
open on Monday, extensive stock OF French embro
deies collars sleeves and chemisettes, at half the
usual prices. large stock Of valencsnnes laces from
shilling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

Great bargains I'm 0esdy.mailo Clothing,
sgA,ly soiled, from the late fire 10 Broadway Fine
eee2inere pants cost 81, for 80 50 vests coats So
1sR %. GEO LEvlE, cor. Nassau and Beskman sts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

Aspsnwnsr5 Compound Consc Mlxture.--
hat tNcc and eb,ra.ing disease fever and agus has
called into estence host Of medicines rn:suamed
specifies, bat the proprieors OF the tonic mixture,
9th Ugh certain Of :hc efficacy Of the preparation and
furDifhrr with voucto,s Of the NEST unnpeachabie
character feel some decacy In stating the plain truth to
the bile Being console us, however, that tri s
ali ca.es, verify their word, they take leave to say
thar exhbit of the mixture Ia invariably followed
BY cststion Of the chlls, and that by perseveng ia
it, for short lime ihe Is rendered radical and
permanent. Prepared after tbs original formula by
TRUM ~ & MAXWELL, (successo1s to James s. Aspin-
yaD,) Sc William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

DatcheS0r's Hair Dyo Is stiIl tho Leading
e6se, BY all acknowledged to be the best dye extant
1x perfectly c0oring the hair the moment Is applied
1ns Of thousands in all parts Of the world proci sim it
% only reliable dye known. Sold ct BACHELOR'S,
M. 233 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

A YOUNG LADY WANTS A SITUATION 10 DO
IA chamberwcTk. Can DO at 265 Nineteenth
street., between Ninth and Tenth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08
A Word To The Million,
Why complain Il needless pain
FROM bedbugs, nightly providers,
When Lyons dust, you well know m

Why comp Ialn q heedIes5 pam
FROM beabugs, nightly providers,
When Lyons dust, you well know must
Destroy the hungry spoilers.
20 sure the fash for which you ask
Is LYONS, with the name on
The wrappers bear four medals rare,
lie Org can lay claim on.
perot for LYONS Magnetic Powder and ms iof tne
obstruction Of insects and vern, 424 Broadway, and
80 Dock street, Philadelphia.
Ladies, Read 1Ai..-Dr. Depoaso's Golden
Tcsiodic Fills the cheapest most eectual rems
dy ever known In curing all complaints peculiar to fe-
males Pce 81 per box. sold BY all druggists through
out the urea states. at prooretor's prices by c ".
Cickner &c., 81 Rarclay street, add II. Ring Broadway
and John street, New York; W. B. Zieber, Al South
Third street PHILADELPHIA: Weeks & Potter, 154 Wash
ington set, Bcstopto whom all orders must sent.
Sold also By Mrs Hayes, of Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

Eqnnoo- ROraee Wasexs' P1aROs-Ber pcwsHs
pauess and purity Of tome, and elasticity Of tonch,
enss pAnos challenge comparison with al other makes
q Gilbert 90. . premium pianos, with without the
DrKur No one article Of American manufacture has
s1lsssd moro universal semmendation from the presa
throughout the civilized world thsn these celebrated
p1nnos Gbert's ocudoir pianos. Hailett Oumston's
npos of the old firm Fl Hallstt Co. Jacob Chicken
as planes The atove pianos to be found only at the
GEoe4 music establishment Of HORACE WATERS, 333
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

A SITUATION WANTED-B BY A VERY RESPECTABLE
N WOMAN who be recommended by the very
best families as cook Apply ct % Prince
street, first floor, for three day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

YOUNG WOMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS CUTTING
IN and firing OF ladies' and cbildrcn's dresses and all
KINDS Of family sewing wishes work out BY the day
month. Would have objection to 60 to the coun
try. Please address Dressmaker lc8 East Thirteenth
etTeet second floor,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

L0R sALE-A FINE BAY HORSE EIGHT YEARS
IL old, sound and kind; also shifting top wagon in
first rate orser and sst OF single harness. Sold for
want Of Can be at l54 Church street. between
10 and O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

TvLO1HlNG OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY
~ dispose Of receive fair cash price By send
ing to the stors ~ West Broadway place. Canal
street. and b2 West Broadway By letter through the
Past Office. LA6iee attended ey Hrs. Cohen.
s. COHEN.
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MISCELLAyECCs.

~ TONS OF CHINA CLAY 2240 LBS TO THE TON,
bouses 20 oC0 Bath bricks, malt Kun and floor tiles 300
bbls Roman cement VERIFIED ironstone water and
pipes which cannot eoTode and the best imported &C.
For sale by JAMES p. HAMMlIL, IL Old slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

Sewing Hachines.-rho Only Excuse for
buying inferior sewing machines viz that Singers Ma
ehnes, known 10 bs the best liable TO suit for in
nfDeement-is now removed; and al all other sewing
machines infringe upon tho patents belonging to
machines are the only tina. be used, without
making the liable to action damages. All In
niAgers win be vigorously prosecuted
l. N. SINGER 4 CO., 323 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

A REsPECfABLE PRJTESTANr GIRL WISHES A
IN situation as nurse and plain 70 yer; can BE- seen
EOS T~sDfc frat street. between First and second
nues, Third noor, back room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

Reese d Co.,, the Original world Psnowned
twenty ave operators odhtnus their
extssvs picture bu siness ct No. ESQ Broadway taking
SSube the number Of portraits Of any other establish
Dent In America by Holmes patent camera two az
onee and SIX hun dred daily
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

A GIRL WANTED-rO DO GENERAL HOU5EwORK,
IN and COOK wash and iron, in a small family. Apply,
wyh recommendations, at 3i5 Fourth avenue Twen
fifth street.