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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-01-21
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In Burke. Jan. :, NJ. Ilasnah e. vile Of i ,he
Mrs. Ei"l ON IL" steps Il III" Eou>r ami fracture
both b'1r- Of the right lex ucaril ankle l,in.. and
dI>i"cat,d The o:!.t. >us-calaiJ w..> Immediately
obtained. IN! proper m';- taken f.: h,r i"r-
ati"n: and She appeared To- he .loirC well and ,n
the I'll of January inst the harlsc> and aI;,ar:t,i,
were removed. and 81" WAS alb, 10 Ill up in chain
and tcn"vcd about I'll. room. Hc,wcc:I :II a.
clock III" same day. while sitting in her chair. She
c"mriancd {" laIn'lc-N and requested 10 be rc:iloy-
ed t" III" bed. am! soon >u"oncd bat revived and
after several Other similar ;urr- Il: ainu, :, ',l.k
death closed the >crc. l:v this sudden and mex
l"'tcd h"rcavcln' nj Ire circle OF relatives and
friends are lett 10 mourn her JOS: particularly doe.
tie low i;il heavily upon the partner of the de
ceased. il beng ihc ih!ri time he has cxpcric,lc
the lo-~ ola companion in life.
An examination Of the cause Of this Sudden
d"''h was inadchy Il Council olPhv>ic;,rl> when
i'rur> >ub-tarcc was discovered in HE. left v
trlclr OF the heart slightly att,chcI.s supposed 10
the walls "t the heart hv >ina fiber: bu. il an,
'"llcur'l that the probable CAUSE As Il collection
oi water around the heart.
Ny t. in early lie, embraced the r.',.,ior 81 tn.
savior. and for many years, and until the tiliic oi
Ter "r;th was a member Of the Methodist Tu;>.
c"ial Church. This >ad event is 4 solemn ,.iin,-
milton to ri" Ito he also ready Conn.
In li;,rri>vii!c. Ohio. Nov. >. Mr. Ephraim Brown
a native Of Vermont. aged CO.
ilc &, u.
IS years.
In Barnet, Dec. 10. Mr. hastings blanchard. a-.1
IS years.
AT Derby Line. Jan. :. Harriet. wife II ln,oe
i'h''"1. aged 10 Years and 3 months
" SEcihr"oke, El;ncr liall. aged 2, Wears. In.
Only 'Isughtcr Of the late Samuel Brooks. and
VIE 81 J. ;. Sanborn. E>4 M.PP
in Su't'n, Dee. 20 Of PARALYSIS. Mr. .Jo~,,,., Pat,
nam. aged 50. Mr.. r. waa one Of the carly settler.
OF sutton, vas useful and respectable cit2,n.and
us death i iorf: regretted Ky hi acquaintance.
In this tosn. Jan II, Emory toSS. E>a Nr,;..s
was Il good citizen. Away .iI'iiti. 10 DO ;!h which
Wa r%it and i'r the best good u;,t!.r> and ,,,,
>"l'ry was estcl;lc while IN lie. and !:incDtc.;
in biz death
In Norwich. Jan. IS. of col!>rnp.r. Mary. wife
OF Mr. Lewis Dut.o,i. aged o..
IN Dudley. Mas. JAN II. after >hor. and ,oj,.
''l Illness. Rev. Joshua Bates. D. j.. formerly rr
On; - Nl''''.l';,. ~ 80.
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BRIGHTON MAPkET-.Ian. II

AT market 125 beef cattle, 10 stores. IS pairs
working oxen. % COWS and calves, 2:,;jp sheen and
lambs. go Swine.
PEICE>. Ec"t CattIc-EXtra S1?:1st quality. ..
- ~ quality. 6la1: Sd do jla6.; ord. S:a5+
St"rc>-l cIrling- SD. Hale: TWO wears old SIG
20. "a: three wears old >24 -, 31alo.
Working Oxcn-SS3. 45alio.
Cows and calvc>->.o -. - 3O:,J
sheep and l.ambS->3. Lag: extra 81. ). ca.
Swinc-4:a 5,c; retail Ga7c. Fat hogs &C.
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VsNIlF manual ,rr Ing "t IL. Caledonia County
Agriculture. >"tic,. "-iii be h'''..il n l....-
Vile "n !u,- 'ls - 81 ~ t.. I'.alt .....n'.
~ "ri''ch. T. II. IL: the c,,ie.ut ;,il.,..-. -,
a"ar':'r;, al pa ni:uns a.; H.. Ci, r.ror;o:.-
{" the Dairy. an In" :ral.>lc: ~, az 10. l~-
mess ':c"nr trA:.cH..
A'H' AT !'r premiums f,in:n.c, -. v'
iih. 90: .i' N"':c.v /? "."'i.a ,'c-,';:.i.,a Il ::
inc'i ca,:.,I:;..i. i: s.,; ;....,.:r;,.,
;"'.. ui'r:.':,r
\. E:!ibHi|E. S,,~....rv.
Ja4N"r' Il. ia. .-Gr3
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NOTICE.

persons having o':cli. Lot in the ne,>
a cemetery. are ..i.!c! thu; tfr FIRST az
JAN'tEi WIS IL" tim" when i,!vnt.p. ,. H., .a,,.
hr''tle due" Those wl." haze. not already ,a;.. t,,
fAr!r Lott. and taken {" c,.. e. IL. sam. -, p.
qur-,"l - DO 80 INNlpI,r,IY.
l.. JEHEiT +. Treasurer
Jan. II. l>li
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90 houses, % shops, and IL additions. OF
the houses, PIG were Of brick, and $40 of
wood. The total number Of dwellings now in
the city is s,2jG.
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st. Johnsbury Literary Institute.

Lectures Will be delivered Il, :riow.:
Jan. 2i-fcv. Henry T.. Parker. Concord, y II
Subject. Russia.
JAN 3l-llon. John c. Park. Boston.
Feb. :, or ll-I'cv. DR.. Dwight. Portland. Nc.
March REV. Henry Gle Ban.or. NJ. >ul;-,
HE false and Exaggerated Eu!,.v com
mon N Popular oraory.
On" o. two Lectures vii h. rror,r~,, .,,r FL,
ruarv TX CGIry S....
DnSFEPSIA. The Rock Roe Conu,crrj :.
r;'PifN gaming popularity: in the c"!n,auf.i.v. rs
N" greatest modern remedy FOR restoring Tie vital
F~h',:p' and 'iif'E>nc healthy circulation f Ike
h''o'' 'hroiGll the system Pa,rntS snfirirr from,
pN>lri>iH Scr'''ila ann, general debility. .loul,
by AL 'n"an> procure r." Rock Ei>..
Gro1"rl Bank. Conn. Oct. / 1s,o
Eev. y. i. J.. Myers: Dear Sir-Thi, j., 10 c,r-;,r
that have flt confidence IN the T. OK Pose ,,,r
believe II stands uriyacl rcIa i've ~ me com,l,n.
II purposes 70 cure. have u~c Tor ucry,,n, a.
iccti"~ AND dyspepsia with success rnI ,null rc-
commend il &! all who are afflicted viii, .;yS,cr.,
general debility. ar -cro :i."u~ difficulties
Yours. Mt. ALLEN.
Pastor ~ Ei'ctou Baum I;a,,ti>tt hurrb
For sale by J. {, EINhTAn -. io,!r>,urv. arr
dealers III ni"t!c!!,. ny.ryv-h,.-,.
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Gold and Silver Watches,

'ae; !.c;':' .r.-, ai..r :. .'ii-. >P"-tac.'.> =
i;';v a!f :i,;'t =, r .; ii...-l III :..i,' I'm.
odd ai >iii"f f,.cl.~ ana .'e'...r. 60: -! .:s -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

contains full port Of the trial OF Graham the
murder Of Lorng; also, editorial com snts thereon
Also, curious bgamv ease In virgioia Also Diary Of
Policeman, and full criminal news from everywhere
R0s', J0NE, TUUCEY, agents, 1oa Nassau street.
Sold every where
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TuTPUnlBHED-RB9 NOTIONS OF DR. H0lIlCxH
d eslssrstsd ssels On PhydesoU and kstieine for
{ss :ss sss n,s,ssd gso,.s sGnSss !. :sn:s I'M
). s.s.,.a 70 = l,ss. s. .:. s hoe: :
s sass s q .i =. 4 :,:s.a
excludvs!y ~ esnesnsn. II SoatAbs every thing -
49, ~ q
only one Z =: .s sv.s Sass:S.4 ssss and shs i.f.
tic and IrsstsalS sssfui ga shoun s. rss1 b IN
psgss 9th Dusrous cuts and eolorsd piatss ne prs
q 8 sh soSs on. collar They are psshaasd y
. .ns y - Tne S .ssa sss
To BE- hsd also Of al bosEsslsss Remember these books
BY DR.. HOlck tbs ven known author and Lecturer
Ovsr half nilisa copies have been sold
TT,HE LOST HfIREssr-BY Nh. sourwoRrH.
hsvs you read Isl II not get It at once. just pub
TIE LOST HE1REss sy Mn southworsA. author Of
" The rsssrted Wife, " Mother IN LAwn :" Rstribu
ton" H. 1t Is the most charming book Of tais country
PhiIadaphis.
Coxnsm-Rssd the Chapter Heads
The Convist's Family. Portrait in the Old Hall.
The Governor Entry. The Return
Hs ExceDency q Fresids Meeting Of Mother and Child
The Condemned Cell True and False Hsrsss.
The Petition. The Cabinet Picture.
Lacy . Dressing Room. Tho SUMMONS
Night bsfors the Execution. The shadow
The Noun tain Gorge. The Bed Chamber.
Waif Of the Wild Waters. Vision OF Sudden Death
Plebean's PatriciAn Bride. Star of Silver Creek.
A Beevy Of Fair Ladies' The Midnight Witt.
The Lone Isle Tho Aanisc'sCel
Tho Appsritio0. The Lost bride.
EvaDishmeDt Of Maud. The Found Daughter.
Theft Of the Infant. in Ho slet Hollow
Deoths of the Forest The World Outside.
b. reavsd Mother. The Secret.
angel OF tho Plague Love aad ART.
Inmate of the cad Ward The Lost of Earth.
TIA all Of the Legend. The Wi0ovi
Child Of the Hospital The Two Brides.
Fl Maid Of the Mountain Wedding and Honeymoon.
The Guest.
Price for the complete work. In two VOLS of 500
pages in paper cover with drs sonth portrait
autograph and view OF her residence, 81 oaiy; or
other edition. in one vol cloth, is published for 81 IS
or third edition. gilt shoes EDGES. 60, for ~ 1t is
sent free OF hostages to all 90 recept Of remittance.
Published BY T. B. PETERSON,
No. 102 Chesnat at, Philadelphia
10 whom all orders must come Addressed
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STOLEN GOODS.

nFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, OCTOBER 10.
~ 1s54-An owner is vantsd for portem onaie, co
tsinrg email amount Of money, found. Also. at
First district Police Court, Tombs, Centre street. for
lot Of carpenter tools, supposed TO have been sosn
GEO. W. MATsEIL, Chief Of Polica
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TT 8 NAVY SAILORS AND. OTHERS EXTRA PAT
u promptly paid, bounty land warrants obtained
bought and sold pensi'ns procured, bancss due heirs
of deceased u. g. seamen collected, and all kinds OF
claims sainst the o. s. recovered By
EDWARD BlSSEILA
Agent, and late purssr u 8. Navy, 81 waust-
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

A DOBWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY, NO soc
As Broadway opposite Eleventh street..sr: Dod
the public that the chsses for the ensuing ssason VA
commence Saturday, October It'll, at 3P. for II
dies ct for children and a o'clock ioz gsntlemsz
rated the floor rsaid and other improvements made
daring the summer months. Tho improved system Of
instruction, 90 suceessfu since ts adoption win BE-
tanned with sght alterations suggested BY experience
every novelty worthy of attention win be introduced
In addition TO all the dances in ordinary use-wfth tn
same careful attention to the progress and department.
Of the pupils which has been distinguishing char.
acteristc of this academy. Circulars containing the
days. hours and terms Of Instruction be had Ct an
time at the academy, or wiz b sent BY post.
~ s6l Broome street, Is now forming several nav
classes, to mmence Immediately All tho fashionable
dances taught In Of lessons Private nstruc-
tons at hours to suit the applicants.
EERRERO's DANCING AC aDEAY, 50 WEST FOUR
- tesnth street-XsDAME G. DUBREUL FERRERO
and FERRERO respectfully announce their school L.
open for the reception OF puoils. Young ladies' and
.ne and
cias. ondaJs ard Thursdays ct TX NJ, commencing
October TO- Saturday evening class for persons
Try. =
MRS b. GRAvEILL RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
XXl that her classes for dancing open 1t her
All The ost fashionable dances tsnsht For furthsr II.
formation apply at the rooms, from 10 A. until 2 p.
NJ Family prastaing casssa for ladies and gentleman
eve'y Saturday evening.
DRIvArE EVENING CLASSES IN DANCING, FOR
Il ladies and gentlemen, 1T 600 broadway. Glasses
for new beginners and for those who what i'd
vanced e. eh pupil instructed separately. Circulars
can be had and applications to be made At 21t Bowery
In the bookstore r. BURNtON
T,HE ART OF DANcING--Ar NO. 81. EAST ra1R-
i tenth street, fourth horfe west Of Broadway,
south side n. CdARRU AUD respectfully announces to
his fie nds and patrons that his elssess viii
saturday, l4th, and Moniay 10th Of Octobsr Days.
Wednesday and Saturday ct IL O'Clock noon and Altar
noon, for ladies' and children Aonaay and Thursday,
st evening, for sentlsmsn. Particular attention
leminares and private classes attended TO- Circulars
can be obtained above soirees usual the Fifth
pass the room.
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What could ambition asA fer more?
Two prises-one from Europs's strHnd,

r YON'S MAGNETIC POWDER AND PILLS, FOR THE
IL determination OF insects and verna. have carried
of the prizes 81 the Worlds Fair In Europe and its
terpalt in America Cali ct 424 Broadway, and sss tie
medals. a0E ~ :
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TOHwFLLEss, ANDTHE TRADE GENERAILy-THE
Il subscriber having invented q new and ussfal in
provepent to the manufsctare Of sleeve bottoms casp
&C. wherein sinse tuition win supply, in imp ove3
and superior manner the place Of the donbls sleeve but
tons heretofors in me- asd having obtained letters pa
tent for the fame bearing date Ct g. 1854 he Is now
prepared to supply the trade with article and also
with bis patent SELF locking bra, eet clasp warranted
TO render the brsceet secure from loss esamira-
ton cannot fail to satisfy any one Of the utility and
pe,s win certain ~ commend them TO gsnsra, USE A
right 10 manufacture win ba sold THO. j. H IRIS
Jr, Manufacturing Jeweller, 2S6 Broadway.
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WIRE ROPB FOR MINES, INCLINED PLANES.
w hoistng heavy Weights, steering purposes for
vessels, stays braces &c. much safer far more
durshe than best hemp or hiJe ropes; also for saah
weights, and dumb walters in buildings, lightning con-
ductors &c. msde o. extra dne wire and very fexble
OAAS. ". COPELAND, No. "a Broadway.
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CHOW OASES-h,,FTsAN 4 FEEsCR, Snow uAsN
~ wArsroom, 81 Bovsry, near WaIksr ss1ssk-Chsss
made In every sty silver Plssed brAss and satin
wood, mahogany, TO- NJ BON cases tskeu IL ex.
change Orders are promptly sxscuted
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tt On REwARD.-LoSr, ON FRIDAY. OCTOBER Q,
pAO apochetbook containing about $50 or e22
and note drawn by Edmund v. Myers payable to the
orcer Of ard D. Sanford for $40 and endorsed by
them together with other papers Of value except
the owner All cautioned inst negotiating
said note, psym.nt having been stopped. The 1ndsr
by sending leaving the ard papers
Iehopoli an saiocn, corner Of Broadway and White
streets, may retain the money aud questions asked
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DOTATOES-GOOD AND SOUND, FOR FAMILY USE
ct O. Cd. per bushsl Sent free Of ex ease to the
railroad depot, Brook address 70 the purchases Sam
PIES Of sx bushcs or more sent per ordr by ea:los&
the o.ah ADDRESS Wilt N Dammery, QucSrs, l. l.,
care Of }. Howell, postmaster.
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T0HE FREDERICK BUD, SUCCESSOR 10 THE
mary for horsss 90 East iii street. between First ana
Second svenues-J r Bndd having bean sssosatsd for
would be hsppy 70 the old friends ana cnstossrs a
the late Dr. b upon any business connected With tho
diseases Of the horse, and assures them that nothin
shs b wanting his part to give entire
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W Ok REwARD.-sTOLEN, FROM THE PREMISES OF
pAO the subscriber, in tho to Of scarsdale West
chester county, the night Of the 4th Of OCTOBER
light bay horse feven years old about sixteen hands
high thin name and tail, two white feet both on his
left side the left hind foot above the hoof
and roam spot his forehead; also bemish ON his
right eye Whoever returns to the subscriber
or to w Roosevelt street, will receive the shove re-
ward. ARTHUR CORNELL.
scArsdale, Westchester county, N. Y.
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~ tsrminatoe-Depot No ~ HroAdway. Mons
genuine unless signed by HENRY Z. OOsIAR- For s.lo
BY all the pzineipal druggists.
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VTTANTEp-A LAD, AS ASST SrANY BAR TENDER AT
w WiggDs hotel, coney Island, plank rosd, four
miles from Fulton ferry. One from the country pre-
fsrred.
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REWARDS.

0t < n REWARDS STOLEN, ON THE 9TH OCTOBER,
WCV between 2 and O'Clock p NJ, from A. Mes
koshy No. 226 First street, Williamsburg visible lever
hunting gold watch, No 50. $780, do anchor hunting
do, No 06S9; do. open face gold lever watch, No.
1896 also do silver hunting gold plated do engraved
on back Any person brngiog these watches to the
above named will receive the above reward and
no questions asked.
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HTNO MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS ANY PERsO
wishing to enter into the pap.cr machs business for
the ornamenng Of public buildings, private dwellings,
ships, furniture &c, &c, which win superssds iron
competent persoa By addressing q. c. r., herald once.
UyANIED-A Partner, WHO CAN ADVANCE
tsbishsd. This u . good opportunity 70 young, &C.
tive man, for there everything upon the premises for
carrying extensive businsss, or the cwnsr wonld
another business For particulars apply 70 W. r.
Nevn's bakery, 100 Third avenue.
VITANrED-A PARTNER, WITH A CAPITAL OF
w $40 co., In distillsry blu, iness, already Ia
operatson Through secret tn the fabrication tbs aa-
yer sor can keep the market with any In this
country and ray more than hundred Per cent.
address +. F., Herald once.
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JlJAN1ED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w youpg girl, Of good address, as chambermaid and
waiter: is competent, and would do tins hne washing
and ironing requires; either in private family In
arespeoa,le boarding house Has two Yeas cry rsfs
10 III any Of these situations, at 81 month Cali
at 1923 First avenue, FIRST n COR, back room.
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VXTANIED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w woman, to do general houssvork; is frat rate
vssher and roner and good plain cook good cy refer
ence Can be seen for two days at 22 Elizabeth street.
in the n ar. second floor.
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HITANTED--A WOMAN as NUR'E; AMERIC AN,
w Scotch, French Welsh win have the preference.
Hsse peed apply without good city referen desra-
tween the hours of 10 and II, at CSC Broadway.
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vIyANTED-BY REspDcIABLs YOUNG WOMAN
dress in small private family; the o. city rsfe.
given TO honesty neatness and capability Ca
be seen for two days at No. ii Third avenue In tn
thread and needle store.
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V1TAN1ED lNMEDIATELY-A L'DY, COMPETENT
w to embroider thibets and veivets; she ma-t
have PLEASING addrNs; one who can speak Preach
would bs preferred Call st 542 Broadway second 6oor
front room in the afternoon, for three days AK for
MAdame Peletier.
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NTANiED--BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WON IN, A
wv situation chambermsid and waiter; the oes,
Of reference he given from her last plscs Please
call 90 West Nineteenth street Can - for two
days
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VHT ANTED--A SITUATION, BY RE-PEcTAB.E
w Protestant young woman, as cook, and would re
wiling 10 assist in the washing and ironing OF mns II
ismy The very best OF city reference given,
required Please cali at 2S1 Mulberry street, Of
Hester for two DAYS.
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NJANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, AZ good oook washer aud iroaer,
.rria family nnder stands nahir and pastry tsoos
city sessDce Can he for two days At 1870 Cherry
street No. 15
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yATAETED-BY GERMAN WOMAN, A STU AXIOM
w as first rate cool, washer and ir0ner Inquire a.
se corner of Willow place and state street, Brooklyn
the shoe store.
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01 n REWARD LOST, m COMING FROM THE
plO middle Of Little Liberty place. on Wednesday,
Oct. H. pocket book, containiog about $50; So
gold piece one e5 bill tho American bank, Eve
gold pieces and other email hills The above reward
and thanss Of the viii be given, il left at 100
Wall street corner Of South. Lost in Madison lane pro
bahv.
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yEYANIED-aY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN ANDHER
w dsughteS si'uations; one as nurse, and the other
10 do ligh chamberwoxk and wal ing; objection To
60 seth apply at 1853 East Thirty seventh street cor
Der OF Seoono avenue, -four III floor
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yXTANTED-A GENTLE BOY, FROM SIXTEEN TO
w eighteen years Of age a. waiter ons that 10 OF good
heighth for his age at GO Broad way. Inquire
basement AND NO whore else.
yXTANTED- TWO APPRENTICES TO LEARN THE
w dNamskiDs Inquire of Ms. Du Vail Degra
Brooklyn.
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NTANrED-BY A BOY, ABOUT &c YEARS OF AGE,
w situation to learn some respectable ira h.
Matchmaker or bat Gnisher preferred Gall address
W. Il. H.. lA3 Varick street
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VTyANTD-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w youpg woman, 70 do general house~ork in . small
bes Of city reference given Can be sean At 40 West
Seventeenth street.
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yNTANEr--A SITUATION, BY BE .PECrABIE
w young GIRL as cook, washer and ttOner, to do
general nouhesoih in private family has the oss. Of
city reference from her last place. Call at Ill Charles
street.
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yI7ANrTD-BY A RE PECTABLE YOUNG wOMA AN
w . sitnation - nurse; understInds the entirt
chsys Of children has objection to do plain wing
light eramberwork has good city references Please
cali ADDRESS nots to 10 West Thirteenth street. II
the rear, II not engaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

yXyANTEp-A FIRST RATE SALESMAN, FOR TIE
w delAine department
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

NTANTED-BY A RESPECT BILE WOMAN, TIE
~ vasoiDg and ironing OF respectable families.
ofsnsls ladies' and gentlemen, At 2ss West Twsntj.
ninth strest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

NIYANiED-A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH WOMAN OF
w experience, wishes situation nurse Hal M
sbjeotien to take Of sick Lady gentleman tn,
best Of city reference given. Apply at the o.
Twenty ninth street and seventh avenue, over McKen
na's st0re, top floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

TXTAkTEo--A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
w Protestant ei. az,barn Aid and to a.s,st in
ne washing and Ironing ane maze hersel generally
Sui has objection go short distAuoe in the
W Can be seen for two days at 444 Fourth avenue be-
eVeen 1hirty first and Thirty. second streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

dissolution THE CCPARTNE9sHIP HERETO
H. fore existing between the subscribers, under the
Arm Of Conf colyer In the live o1sinsss was di--
solved by mutual consent the 9th day OF Oc.o5er
1854. The business will b continued It their old stan s
No. 90 Bouston street, under the arm Of N. 81 L.
Copkln and ct ISL and 1853 Attorney street. BY Henrg
W. Coiysr. NELSON COyKLIN
HENRY W. CyLYER.
Mr. Samuel 8. Acker d duly horyed 20 collect all
sums due and pay all claims against the late firm of
ConkliA CoTyer NELSON CONKIIy
New Nprk, Get. TO- 1854 BENRY " CULYER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

DEwARD.-LOsr Oh STOLEN, BnEAsrPN IN A
III flower form, with large oval opal surrounded
y diamonds At the bottom are imitation leaves set
with small diamonds. ANY person leaving said pin at
street, viii receive $40, and no questions asked.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-22

10 Isl Z, HALTtNoRR, InuG le, 1of).
MebsH Evan6 q WatS6it rhiadelplityA Oehtlt bite
We haze much pleothJe IN JOnr ElT1 i
Ctess 10 the MOTH Of the pubethe one pufehaloA
IiOhfy you htHibs b Vtd Our b6aA5 atd
amer undergoing NerY oaveTO heat dptg he ar1 treh
leslTojed Tie emilio bloekof b0dinSa on Arch tlT9
wharf, on the Sehuynll on the 9Th Of June, tsoapfti
s.pl,-diy Yours E'FH Iii)lSsRI& Iiii)lsSssRI z ouBslNp