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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04
WORTmY on NOTICE.

PHiRTY YEARS of unprecedented
i popularity and sale If the Vegetable
] !.
w ~ Pulmonary Balsam has satisfactorily
AAnasrsk IpIoved tito be the MI st reliable remedy
A z I'M Aslk lfOr coughs, colds CONSUMPTION, and all
NJ hekar dse8sts Of the lungs, throat and chest.
"a slsirT In continuation Of the above, we have
q FtsesuR the pleasure to submit the following
- Ests,, August LIST. 1853.
Ak Pr Rs3 GEN1LEhENi-We. the undersigned
SS3z>--H Wholesale Druggists, having for mnny
years sold your vegetable Pulmonary Balsam happy TO
bear testimony great efficacy In the relief and of
Pulmonary conp,aiBts. We know of no medicine which
has deservedy sustained high reputation for long
term OF years. which more arty dsapopts the reason
able expectations of those who use H.
Brewers, Stevens, & Gushing, Boston, NASH A. Fab
nestoek, Hull & Co, New York City Allen & Co Gin
cinnati, O.-Barnard, Adams Co.. st. Louis, Mo Carl
ton & Hoyey Lowell Mass--F Scaminon Co, Chicago
I'LL b. Wilder Co.. Louisville, ky.-R. Hollistel
Co., Buffalo, N VI L. Thompson & Co, Troy, n T..
j. Mlsson Quebec C. E.-W L. Baird, " osdsock, N
Barrett Il Son Rutland, VIA. Q. Spear, Burlington
vt-smith & Pierce, Montpelier, yf.-WhiIc & Hill
Nashua Hand many others of the oldest and most re
spectacle Druggists and Apothrcaries in the United State
N'N Certificate of Otis Peck, Esq.
| BARRc, Vermont, Feb. 2lst, 1874
II snow about twenty years since 6rst used the Veg
etabe Pulmonary Basam in my family Since thattme
has been my practice keep supply of the article by m
for the of my family WHICH large, and Tor the ben
eft of my friends, have uniformly found II to be yer
valuable eicacious medicine and think that by using
seasoapby for the complaints for which is recommend
ed il has often prevented the disease from taking NOR
| serious form. In one instance recommended II to IN
brother who resides ia the State If New York. who wa
eously i'll with complaint Of the lungs he has sine
written to me for more, having found nothing which eV
him so much relief OTIS PECK
In connection with old 80 cent article, we now pt
I'D ST. size in large square bottles it'll rich enameed blu
wrappers, gilt directions, and fac simiie of VIM. Jon
Cutler, containing nearly four times the quantity of Oh
smaller size.
| lJ- Beware OF COunterfeits and limitations
such as CARrEh's COMPOUND PULMONARY BALsAM, and a
others part bearing the name. Enquire for the artc
by its whole name,
| vegetable Pulmonary Bnlsam,"
and That Il has the fac smile Of WV. Joy'a CUTIE
upon the outside wrappers Each bottle and seal is STAN
ed g Vegetable Pulmonary Basam."
Prepared by REED, CUTLER Il CO., Importers an
Wholesale Dealers in MEDICINES, PAINTS, CHEMICALS an
DYE SruFFs 80 India street, Boston, and sold by Dru
gsts, Apohecaries aud County Merchants generally.
For particulars and recommendations pamphlet a
companying each bottle Price large size, 81 O0 sma
size so ceuls. Sold in Montpelier by SMITH & PI ERCI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04
a o etrp

The following think truly from one Of our old fashioned
cid ladies; and by sure but such an article
once in whe quite interesting as one Of less moral
force and more modern polish. ~ So Ed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04
Notice Extra.

Ill having unsettled accounts with as are requested
to call by the LIST day Of January all that do not
VIII Sud their and netes lett for seecsn the
soth dag Of January, 1854. hRhAE l. RING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04
Dartetp.

waterville, Vt. April 10, 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

IINRY a LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER-BY H. h. LEEDS
III co Tuesday, Ostooer H. Wednesday, 18th,
thursday, 18TH Friday GOTH and Monday, 23d AT 10h
clock each day, &C the store Of Messrs. Palmer
wight. 172 broadway, corner Of Maiden lane TO the
race and oshsrs-By order Of Thomas Norton, mort
took Of superb and costly jswery being the largest and
oost valuable assostment Of first class jewelry,
liver ware Watches no., offered at auction In this
ty The stock ia valued ct $50 COO and consists
4 real diamond emerald ruby. OPAL and other precious
tones set and unset gold and silver Watches In every
nd French all Of thu nrst quality, and inpor ed
thout regard to cost for the best custom trade Dia
aonds-Necklaces rings and drops also braos.sts
sevgnei do scarf pins And double clus
err studs butons costly taiss in sets &C., relieved In
uhes pearls opals andother prssious stones Also,
ct brants in svsry variety Of ars weight and color
lies, opsls, gasts emsras and Apphires IN complies
thar varstis. Of gene ~ set q the finest gold ana
poons forks knives &c opera glasses FANS Gard cases.
orts monnaes gold and silver pens and pencils, corAls
inc gold ewelry &c. In great variety gold and silver
PATCHES comprising duplex chronomster, lepne patent
ever and other descriptions BY the most celebrated
pg,iah French, and Swiss Makers imported expressly
ridge johnson, Bsrioss, Frencz Aasi, vaehsrou and
thers Of equal celebrity, regardless Of expense cased
magic, hunting, lsdiss' double cassd cot In diamonds
nd pearls sportpg independent seconds and other do
1ble styles, in nns gold Also, the costly plate glass
howcates mahogany and oak counters, jewelry racks
nth drawers and plate glass tops Also two Ans quality
eguAtors extra size; jswsllsr1 iron SAFE complete
slh drawers and Apartmsnts made TO order Also, all
he desks o6ce fixtures, store scales weights &c TO-
ster with the large iron chest safe AL the allows
oods will be od positively without reserve, BY order Of
he assignee. Me.sE M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20
OCULIsTs AND AURISTS.

DR JAMES W. POWELL, PROFESSOR OF DISEASES
~ OF the eye and ear, receives his patients from
tol o'clock daily, at No. 602 Broadway. Twenty years
extensive practical experience in this city and modern
discoveries enable him to treat with skin and great sue
chronic discharges and I'll other diseases Of those deli
cate organs and to restore many hitherto deemed
incurabls. squintirg removed instantaneousy. Dr..
Powens popular " Treatise the Eysn should form
part Of every family library 1t may b the means Of
preserving treasure which money cannot buy. Aru-
fcla eyes inserted without operation PAIN that
will move and look exactly like the natural eye DR..
Pcwes celebrated self acti,g eye and fountains,
which obtained the medal at the Crystal Palace, can be
procured at his ofice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

fTNDwARD srNIzENICH, AUCIIoNEER, WILL SELL AT
r. auction on Saturday, Octobsr q, at ~ o'clock at
horse eight years old about 15K hands high
sound and hind In hayness and under the sad
Ii perfect family horse and quick traveller win b
bold either alone with open wagon, harness. saddle
nd br die; to be from II O'Clock In front Of the
toIe. Also full blooded Epgsh pointer dog, three
years DID, imported BY the present owner-A valuable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

TOHN W. sOMERINDYKE, AUCrfONEER.
gage sale Of household fnrnitureThis day. Oct 90
the auction roem lilo Centre street. Of Franklin
10 o'clock-Par chamber and Kitchen furniture,
oalHgany tsts tsts rocker and chairs TO match, In
aircioth marble top centre and ie tables, ingram
Lpez and mirrors, mantsl ornaments, mahogany bel
,sads mattresses feather beds 40 toilet absss And
sehstaus, sost ssts; also kitchen furniture, china
sr ssss tea do large cooking stove also othsr useful
rticies, 40. CHAS. +. WAITS, Atty FOX oossSsgss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

TNDWARD SINIZENICH, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL
Ct auction, on Saturday, Oct. 81 at II oclosk, ct
quors oordiali, preserved fruits and large qusnttof
prime Havana sesarsincludDg fne old Otard brandy
pale de- pines Castain DO old cognae, 6ns old London
Go, ntiliAeo shsrry, rich pale brown shsrries
cotch and Irish whskey Club House GIN sfsw cases Of
dne Marischino Curacos and assorted French cordas
Aso eighth casks of cognsc brandy twenty baskets
IF annisetts zen cases of absinth Comic Martins
ssrdnes, preserved fruits and large quantity Of Ans
london Porter in do be. After the Wines viii b sold
following very choice Havana seyars VIZ Loudre's
opera Londie's regaiAs La Norma Fl rupan Rio Hon.
lao, Minerva, La Cruz La Cola Dc Aqua, Edoroda, La
Fortuna &c. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

M n. Writers, AUCTTONEER-WHLS SELL ON THJS
w day, at 1ok O'Clock, At 1877 Canal street, large
paids ysirss' sstns apscss, msrinoes, large brochs
shawls, aaDnes bankets sheetng, Grape shawls, TO-
gether with all the goods usually found In dry goods
store. Abo the household furniture, wearing apparel
gold watches, diamond rings, pns, silver ware, and
large quantity Of other goods together with the store
furniture and fixtures contents shelving, show Gases
tors John W. Cummings and William Crawford, Admi
nstrator Of the above estate. sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

p. g KEP:-TURNnURE, PIANoF0RrEs, GAS
q IS Nassau street. two doors from Fulton. G.
Kemp VII sol at auction - above, very largo assort
particularly worthy the notice OF housekeepsrs e. the
furniture ID Of good quality and win be sold without
reserve and consists of one handsome rosewood seven
octave panoore, rosewood parlor furniture on suite
china and cut glass ware extension dining tables silver
plated castors window curtains gas fxtures pier and
oval mirrors Brussels end other carpets mahogany
sofa and chairs library and secretary bookcases oil
paintings marble top centre and pier tables mahogany
and other hair tresses and paAsses cane
seat chairs, kitchen furniture &C. Panofortss-At IL
O'Clock win DO sold several elegant rosewood plano.
fortes Of superior tone and Anish which partcu.
ary worthy the attention OF those in want Of good In
struments. May b examined before sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20
SHIPPING.

INoR sAvANNAH-rARE REDUCED THE UNITED
V States mail steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. B.
Hards will leave PhDadephis for kavAnnah, on Vice.
nesdsy, Oct u.s. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Fare go; steerage
o. For thu accommodation Of passengers going beyond
Savsnnah the Keystone State will not proceed 70 ths
city ct such hour compel them TO remain there
ever night The State Of Georgia leaves above the
foowins Wednesday, this line having resumed its
regular trips avng each port every Wednesday Agents
in New York, SCRANTON TAlLNAN, 10 Ola slip,
where staterooms may b secured. tk
INOR CHARLESTON JLORIDA.-aEu.wE WEEKLY q.
Is 8. NAH line The new, splendid and fast going
steamship NASHVILLE, n. Berry, commander, win
lsaye pier No North river, Saturday, Oct. II, ct
o'ci ck r. N precisely. For freight apply ON board,
whore all bills Of ladng win BE- signsd and for passage,
At the ofhce Of SPOFF0RD, TMESfON& co., 80 Broad
way Through tickets to Florida ~ folews:To Jack
sonvills SAL to Pilatka, $685. N. There viii not b
any stsamship ON Wednesday, Oct IL, the Nashville
being the Arst leaving, on Oct. II.
TSORNORTOfK PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND -rM
IL u. g. mad Steamship JAMESTOWN, 3D. Cavendy,
oonander win leave pisr IL North rivsr On Saturday
Octobsr IL at O'Clock p. n, VIII arrive In Nor
folk the nsx afternoon and Petersburg and Richmond
the following morufne; from Noffok passengers for the
eouth proceed by railroad direct with through tokets
from wsldsn toSWnningon, Augusta, ChArissoo, Ala
anta no. Passage and fare statsroom included 10 Nor
fok t0 passage and fare 10 Petersburg Ard Eiohnond
30; sssssass, hnla p.iss AyPlytc
CCHO0NER WANTED, IN EXCHANGE FOR .vAiUA
~ be real estAte-A stauneh. we'll found toDsai
schooner, about 800 tons bsrthsn having como cabin
eccoUmodaaons ready foe Address Schooner
HaG omss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

r ANBERT 8. BECK, AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL THIS
IL day, ct 10 o'clock A. by order Of mortgage and
withou reserve at AoS Eighth avenue, An invoice Of
creckiy, stone and enAmellsd ware table cutlery, br
tsnnia ware silver plated ware wood and willow ware
6ne walters and trays looking glasses good aasort
mentl tin and glass ware, good assortment Of sweep
ing whewash ahoe. hair, hat and tooth brushes hard
ard combs besides large collect Of house fur.
nishipg articles too numerous to mention in this adver
tisemert VIII b sold at the time, a. inppics Of
male and female clothing All Of the above must be sold
to close the business under mortgage This sals win be
continued day BY day and evenings until AL u sold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20
w 8 MLER, AUcnoNEEa. by HouGHroN

wv MILLER, AUCTONEEK-BY HOUGHTON &
W. Ne LLOR, this day, Qriday,) At 1oK O'Clock,
Ct llS Nassau street. morggees SALE By order Of the
did assortment Of richly carved etegsres sdsboards
writing and library tables, and side etegsres, a.
teen oval Mirrors work boxes, han and chairs &c.
Also large assortment Of we'll made cabinet furni
ture such - can DO relied upon, and consists in part
viz carved parlor furniture suite covered
in ich French SATIN plush and haircoth; carried
wood marble top centre tables superior extension dining
tables, fourteen fest; rosewood mahogany and bac6
walnut marble top chamber furniture to mstch several
suits Of enAmeled chamber furniture richly decorated
mahogany tetes SOFAS voltairs and spring seat
paflor chairs card pier and side tables walnut maho
gany and rosewood French and Gothic bsdstsads maho.
gany bsckwalnut and oak library bookcases and
tary r,chsrs, library and ONCE tables. Catalogues on
the morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

TNDWARD SN1ZENICH. AUCTIONEER-NI ILL SELL
At ,auctioa this day, Friday, ooh October, 1t IL
O'Clock the salssroom No 16 Wan street First sails
Of city made furs, manufactured expressly for retail
trade In the best manner elegant assortment Of Ia
dies furs and robes consisting Of stone martsn polonas
e. victcrnes do. cuffs, 6tch marten do river marten
capes rich chinchila capes Brazilian fitch do rocky
hsh maren do Also, 6ns largo assortment Of elegant
robes, committing Of black bear wash hair, Hudsons
Bay, vok fox, lynx genet, African lynx, &c. &c. The
opportunity for purchasing we'll made article.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

ID EM0vAI.-H NORTON TUPPER WOULD GIVE
N notice that his once removed 70 10 Wall strsst,
ccnd hcer, fpr the purchase sale end sxohsnes d rel
tate nseotiang loans Leasing houses collections, 10.
Entsr your bxslasss upon his reg,stsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20
NEW PuBLICArrOms.
4 GREAT BOOK THE CABIN BOYS STORY: 4
~ Narrative q Romantic interest and AdvVntore.

A GREAT BOOK THE CABIN BOYS gro9Y 4
"A Narrative q 3s0ande interest and AdvVntore.
limo. ass pages; extra cloth Prize 81 NV ~
"Dead nsa and drowned women ten no taxa"
In eonssqusnos Of the extraor6inaxy demand fog ths
book the two krst editions were exhausted e soon q
they could b priatsd end bouni. The third q now
ready. M T 800 - - ="
ssihs Cabin Boys Stcry,ns remarkable book. which
has just bsen published, sting considerable stir In
certain circlee II 70 undsrtood 10 point vsry sgpa
ceny at some Of our lsaoing merchants third edi-
ton has already bssa called for From the mutSsrins
ws hsar md ths rapid sale Of the book there rsasos
to ayprsheAd that s aPpeArarcs win b tho oferupnsr
again coovenes In the 1santae those whs desire q
keep pacs with the times Win buy and read the Cahn
Boys Story. II y Of the most intensely exciting
narratives thst haa appeared for many day-BrothSr
Handsonsy bound In cloth, and illustrated Price
one dlax. Seat 70 any part Of the United States FREE
a postage.
GARkITT Z co, Publishers, No. 10 Ann street. Also
for salo By all booksellers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

IN d. NASH, AUCTONEER- STORE $40 BROAD
II > vay-By virtue Of . chattsl mortgage win sell
Friday Oct TO- ct the foot Of jackson street. East
river tho steamer vessel called the Joseph Johnson
with her engine. boiler tackle apparel furniture and
equipAge. FREDERICK l. VULTE
/, Attorney for IortgnUes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

GALE OF RICH AND MEGANT FURNITURE PIANO
y forte, &c.-Win b sold to morrow (SAturdsy) Oct
81 st loh o'clock the contents Of the large thrsestoy
avenue, comprising three elegant rosewood suits
in satin brocatells, superior rosewood pianoforte
In perfect Order rosewood bookcase and escratos
wood marble top CENTRE sde and fancy tables
marble top stegere, with mirror doors and back SOFAS
tees easy and reception chairs, elegant French
snsr.vings, vases, aud m.ntsi ornaments; large
quantity Of handsome chamber furniture also base
me Mt and kitchen furniture, with which the sale will
commence. CHARLES W. HOLMES, Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20
BrONEHINQ 10 ALL-NADAN

srONEHN0 TO ALL-NADAM MORROW n
n without exception, ths most wonderful asrologgi
IN the world, or that has svar been known. SAs w
tell past present and future events; and win show ysa
future husband and absent friends which has astouiAs
thousands during her travels In Europe. She Il .
seventh daughter Of seventh dAughtsr, and born
With natural gift by invoking the powers Of her woo
asrful science tell thar very thoughs and vii
happy pairs 10 together, who viii ell eno,
tho greatest happiness Of matrimonial bliss. Her pre-
ctions truly astonishing to all who Wait her. ThoN
sho wish speedy marriage may call soon, and thsy
may depend upon true sdvios, founded on the stsf
oal principles Of magical science, 70 Brooms strssA
,etween Cannon and Columbia streets Gentlemen NOD
admitted. Hours from O'Clock A. n. 70 r. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

UsOx Ivm30oI~>UuTfzD STATES NAN. BYxAN.
Il ship nALI!os 0aptah yospA Cosas1osk fh1s sssea-
sAig v9 dpaFe With W UAi&sd 6ats NAL for EursVs
positively e. eneudAy 0sto6sr -, q Il o'elsck, II,
ffoa ~ bestA - the lost q Canal ssssk NJ frght
- pasnee, havang uEsQuAnsd asosanedatioa for a.
nnes 81 eo@1srk, apply 70
DNAR6 K ooGLNs, q Wan street.
sagers ~ requested - - on board q II ooleck
An 1hs stsaashD PaoiAs Vim succeed ths Bnlts saa
a.9 Nsyeme~ IL shippsn plsass take noses that ~
snps q this line cannot carry aay goods eoatAband Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

nUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS AT AUCTION "A G. TUT.
IL TIE viii SELL this day, (Thursday.) at 10K O'Clock
at II Wall street. choice assortment Of Dutch bulbs
consisting Of hyacinths, tulips imperias onquils
narcssu crocus, Lilies, &c in prime ORDER In lots to
suit purchasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

ToHN I. vANDEwATER AUCrI0NExR, WILL SELL
e. on saturday, October q, ct II O'Clock, ct the
saies Dom 80 Pine and SO Cedar Streets magni6csnt
.ssertment Of greenhouse plants esmsla, jsponicas,
enhancing every variety, from the nursery Of James
H. ihorburn Co, Astoria, L l.. Dacgydum, cupre-
sunum acacea, ophants. aecacis dsalbsta, camilla,
consPeu. rhododendron russelania arborum, eamsla,
double white imbrcata double striped mystfola doyu
chaAdlssu. spsciosu, amablis, cAndsdissima; roses
eegans single red pompu porono; india rubber tree,
together with general assortment Of the finest hot
houss plants, most Of which are very rare and very
choice The attention Of amateurs and the trade ID
specfuy solicited to the sae, the above comprises
some OF the choicest specimens Of Aessrs rhorburns
collection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

CUPERB HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS AT AUCTION
Rosewood suites French plate pier glasses rosewood
Brussels carpeting.-D. s. HOUGH auconeer, viElsell
this Friday morning. at loh A. n ,sllths valuable
tents of house 70 Warren street, Greenwich, DON
sistng above Of very rich brocaic
and finely carved and plated side
gere eg entity covered easy and ladies' reception chairs
800 yards of Brussels and velvet carpeting 200 do in
grain magnificent pier glasses lace brocatss cur
painted shAdes ices &C., rosewood
corner elegere book and stands gas chandelier
massive rosewood bookcases centre tables with statuay
tops abaster and antique gothic nad clocks wood
solian seven octave pianoforts made By gilbert Co.
and waraned also the mantei decorations and vases
both French and Chinese rosewood and mahogany MAJ
carved to match, hne curlsd horse hair mattresses
woosn BIZ nksts counterpanes mahogany sofas chairs
snks common bureaus extension tables Of oak and wal
nut china tea sets glassware French pattsrr ivory
shemeh and plated cutlery tea service and salver
spoons forks napkin rings. table Hnen, cake baskets
&C., 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

ATADANE ALVIN, FROM PARE, TENDERS HEB m
W1 vices 70 the ladies' and gsntsmsa Of IA city i
sstrology, BY books and sesnAs and 4 10 b soasuit
viii tell the name Of the lady gsntlsnan thsy "A
marry also the names d their visitors. Madame AMI
speaks the EDsish French and German Language. -
once hours from 10 4. y, toeP. n. Ladies' . ssn6
gentlemen 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

ISOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UNITED STATES
il Nall Lins.-The new and splendid steamship
AUGUSTA, CaptaiA Thonss LJo ON. Will leave on Satur
day October 81 at o'clock p, NJ from pies No. North
formed that the stssmsr will mot 70 ths city except At
such hour whsn they 60 forward, without remain
ing in Savannah over night. Bina Of ladng signed BY
the clerk on board. For freight or passage apply to
SAMUEL l.. MITChIIL, IL Broadway.
For Florida through tickets from New York to Jack
80. ri pilatAa. f38.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

ID tober 20.-Evening, ct ~, very last wssk
Of the beautiful and truly fascinating drsnatssd
French moral romance, produced with much elegant
perfection ct this establishment, and attracting
such appaudng crowds Of gratiAsd and enthusiastic
people, the renowned and effective EUSrACHE In the
afternoon, ct 8 O'Clock, AS LIKE AS TWO PEAS
and sIAshER AND CIR sHER. The living Rhinossros
African Boa CONSTRUCTOR, u feet long, Happy Family
and al the curiosies b without extra ehA1gs
Admission, 2k cents ohfk rem undsg ten 12k CENTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

A STROLOGY-MR FLEURY, FROM PARIS, WHOSE
"A relatives prophssied Napoleon IL the calculated
and hrst person Of the present age to orete future
events true and certain Can DO consulted at No. 289
Brocme sire t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

NOfICE-sTEAMRR CONWAY, FOR 81. THOMAS =
IN No lAtters papers WI BE- received bard this
vessel unieas sent through the agents. MAITLAND,
PHELPS Co., IL Stone street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20
BILLIARDS.

DIMIARD TABIE.-IF You WISH 10 PURCHASE
% roo tabls, with the patent India rubber cush
ions, call at GnIFFITH pECKER'5 factory, 90 Ann
street. and examine their splendid stock Of rosewood
and mahogany tables at reduced prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

NLAIRvOYANT ExAMnSATIONS-By MRS HAYES,
~ that truthful clairvoyant Ladies' and gentlemen,
By calling at 10 Spring street. the Bowsy You have
he pleasure Of consulting the best medical and business
cis We have in America No person In this ocun
c'sirvoyant ~ hN Mrs. HAYES Thousands know she
has no superior IN this country Her constant
y thronsed with persons seeking her advice. satiac
Spring street, near the Bovery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

n R0CERIEs, SUGARS RAIHNA BRANDY, CHAN.
" pagne.-Friday, at 1oH O'Clock, at 81 Dey street,
orner Of GyssAwch tea, sugar. esGee, schaapps, gin,
SOAP saeratus, hg blue preserved fruits, twine.
~kips, store trucks mattresses bedsead, crockery,
.tensih &c. v. 4. CARTER, auotionesr, 81 Dsy st.