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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS, EQUAL IN BRf1LtAScN
~ and appearance 10 the real ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cluster pins with chain 80 gents cluster pins without chain
~. gents single stone various styles ~ si2; ladies'
rings cluster and snge a. TO x25, ladies' cluster pins
beautiful styles $40 "a t; cluster single and irce
% go, also crosses studs sleeve buttons bracelets ae The
above ARTICLES all mounted IN eighteen gold and
ranted. We invite every 10 cal and Cyiyf
nUn purchasers gratis. l.. J. JACOBS, s7 Broadway.
DEDucFD PRICES WATCHES, JEWELgY, Ola.
IL mond. and silver ware.
The uDdsr.gned for the last eighteen years well
dealer ana importer aers for sale all goods hts line
prices for the quality than any other honae New
York Philadelphia any other city and will sspd by
express -.- -.
WATCHES JEwEf.RY A.,
all paris VI The fnied sssir. free II charge Al
warranted a. represented Orders BY mail paid faith
ffly attended to.
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silver Ne1dis eAss kovem pc nn3Tes fth Knives, rrss
0rts. ief kBi,es ruit tnlses. butter C
irns feis. w. sni's. ors aud spon silver cgrs nApsln
~asss, co~ss ard lsseiry repaired lea ,lsa uss.I
prxe. Wsiehes AMI Jsweiry tsssn 10 esehsngs.
Importer q ~ssse. ssd l-~.lry ~haessis sss rss.r
No. II Wal street. se,ons eaor
Near bso~d~Ay ssw Yea
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~ OtE WANTING A FULL. UNDHEtF, OR egHs
"A We drs<s a I1susnan 4 ~ Cns1 ea>y nx9g. b~sT
~ ate cut fof fsfcy ba he I'll cn{ ~ am w
40 yrE ~ rsss pss paa, =. v y -, ctssHn sfsst Fo
d..
NJ ANn Y0TE rIGTWfNN WWg2.f-9A ARE AND ~
VI aL tsfF rtsat. "a 4 NANuk HbfisfH Hs f#EN srHF
totff Nads % otasr - ~ asss rgie Can9 sfa -
"a rYra 4ufeltts6 - ffer~
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POLITICAL.
49,.


THE FRIENDS oF Mr.. CIIARLE9 C. LgAYCRAFT
are DESTROYS pAcinf hfa teore fhc pnbc apa ne
r10ns Jefer.drlsn n uasfat FOR kr rosnins'aa ~
q nnissioner q Rffsirs Ane sgppHss
JKirkaSoSfAN DENOcaATs.
yIORKISGNENis PROVISIONAL cOYrfTTTE. This
w rrnn3 ~ wtl tusst MS f~@fHrgaVg eBsunN = III
cecrtr Hrute tisfI osmher SD pleaaaf ss ssnsas
"a mpor*snre wln FL sfteeI a.
wnfltH IEErTHN1T .t-r.sf
wAIiAE wfss eerF.ffy
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DNY GOODS. sc.

DNY GOODS, sc.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH EMBROIDERED
"A and Maltese esns At b,i me usual received.
yAslETy Or ADMINISTER gUasIs cHISrz
oRD isSs TAYos 'S os en- corner Of crvy
A LARGE VARIETY or rnREEPLYs, INGRAINs, &c.
LORD TAYLOR, Grand ST., corner Of chrystc.
A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF NEW LAcEs JUST RE-
tsua nons as pons sets az g SIS pom. L
Se ssd e ss % 20 s 5 ya sso ssa
embrodefes Of The newest designs in collars sleeves Xc
NIB carton Of black thread "a shsw rom sss q sian
ATTnE ENTRANCE OF THE LAcn DEP ARrnENr
and brilliant are the black lace points colts wells and
s ssss
at The NE
articles are numerous and varied and distinguished for
them lie sna csrmas
e. s ss saS aa S .
y rich and elaborate consisting o. the OF France with
sys1s Nf SIS s%s
A JAKoBI 90. BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY
have opened the store 67 Broadway ewo doors below
Of silks shaI aces srinos de- laines ancns
e az s Invite s sr and
CO. 767 broadway two doors below Ninth street.
AUX vr.LRs DE FRANCE
'lras v. sTEsf r sovr EHs sf n 0
Barsses' musn1in Inns. s% nas.a .,s...
Hasderclaefs, cambrcs, rbbona
The first Wholesale and retail estabshmen, Europe
s sd IN Se y %"s sss s ar e he between
each ne Boulevard. and he soas a.
BEEN ss the y;s9 M Of S sss
% and n .Sa ss,
remaSsrsdns profits '''A'''
All goods marked In plain figures: price only.
II nOt I'd nj ha
Attached be establishment are English American, Ger
The proprietors earnestly solici, he honor of VISIT
PARaAINs IN EMBRoIDERIEs-
1000 elegant French worked collars atsl
s sSSS &c. 3d. Do Do DO as Do d. Z Z. ' e.
Also fun s'sor%sns ., rich y; emSroderes
,no % So II u: 2s :, and ~. "a q Grand street,
RULPINs cLoAKs-FoR THE FALL. SEASON, ARE
way splendid variety MORE anaus yeiVe, and ciots
"AnA' and ""A' adapted S5 h su srT a.. R,oaaw,,
BLANKETS AND FLANNELs.--A VERY LARGE LOT
so0d 'ne OF iAnne'' OF every quaRR'EEx sEs puRyrr
Nos. 2o4 and zoe Sixth avenue, door below is,h
T'HEAP hosiery
- Just received 5000 pairs ladies, bleached and
DECIDED BARGAIN.
Also general assortment s n1s Of Winter Hosiery and
LORD A TAYLOR
2ss ISL, $50 and Isl Grand street.
and new Nos ~ and 40 Catherine street.
(tLOTHS CASsIMERES, AND vEsTINGa.-
~ Also, plain and fancy cashmeres and satinets,
Fancy velvet and cashmere vestings,
Veyeteen moleskins, &c.
LARGE Low
LORD A TAYLOR,
255, 257 $50 and Dol Grand street,
and new Nos. ~ and 40 Catherine street.
CENTLEMENs FURNISHING GooDs.-igsr T. cHuT.
VI kOWSkI formerly known bookkeeper for the last ten
years with the arm OF VIM u. Whiting Co, 81 broadway,
has the honor 10 10 his friends and the public
raj that he has opened genemens furnishing store at 59
Fulton of Broadway, knoxs hat store
where he will have always hand of the best quality
sortment of domestic and imported land OF the Best inufS
turers goods for gentlemen In general lie socs their be
ral patronage
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Hegeman, Clark & Co., late Rushton,

Clark Co.-Genuine cod liver ol.-The great
tending the OF this valuable remedy consumption
ing induced al kinds Of limitations purchasers cautioned
to notice that the signature Hegeman, Clark Co., in
full is the cork OF each bottle without which ge
nuine and the value of the oil depends upon It's purity
much cannot be taken TO get the genuine
HEGEMAN, CLARK a CO.,
Sole successors TO Rushton, Clark Co.. Nos l65 23 51
and 1866 broadway Wholesale depot No. 165 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

rheum eryspeas letter. sunburn salowness skin
deformies cured by GoGRAUDS ma,chess Italian medca-
ted SOAP Poudrc subtle hair from low oreheads
any Of the body Rouge lily whte hair restore
tive the old depot 81 Walker street. first Broad
way Mrs. Hayes Brookyn Bates 100 Washington street.
ton; Hance, Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

Hats for the Fal1.-NOne can Dispute that
LkA6K has up the gentee
son. Try one OF them. Price only s..
LEA6K, Gate Rafferty, Leask) Of Reade and Chat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

Hill, Inimitable Cutter OF Hair and Whis-
kers In styles suitable the shaped faces
IN the neaest possible manner No. Barclay street,
Broadway. Hair dye four shillngs a boz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

Tho Original ThOmps0n's Hair Dye-thc
best In the worlds for SALE applied by the inventor
person at the hair cutting and wig making rooms ~ "a
Nassau street, corner Of Maiden lane basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

Corns and Bunions removed from the Feet
without pain, blood danger BY DR. cIuTE office $50
broadway Few doors above White N. Y Immediate
y after the operation the shoes may be with comfort
Each corn extracted 80 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

LII. ,. B. Fitch, Author OF the ssSix Lectures
on Consumption Office No. ia Broadway, will be pleased
Afford relief 10 those who have been injured who fail
I'd 10 be benefited by the speciality of
Of the lungs or throat Open daily Sundays excepted from
heart and all chronic diseases males and females Consul
Aon free. Dr. s. s. FITCH is always home and there
elsewhere travelling other WISE
neced with him, authorized TO hail from his Office refer
o him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

70 free from attacks Of cholera dysenery collie
should fail TO bottle Of Dr. TOBIAS
Venian inment kind of be drank without
u effects BY adding one teaspoonfu Of this celebrated nmen
% and 10 cents Depot 60 Corandt street, sold by drug
gists throughout the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

MARSH X CO., by the Industrial Exhibition of All Nations,
for their patent radical References
observation-disclosures Valentine Mott Willard Parker and
John NJ Carnochan An list OF of
tile and other gentlemen cured BY this truss be
Coriies CO.. No. West Fourth street. Cincinnati Ohio. Open
from A.. M until NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

VA fSCONSIN FARM AND VILLAGE ASSOCIATION,
W dncotpofsiedJ VIII hold their second public meeting
Tuesday evening September 20 Union Hall 163 Boery
At O'Clock when The committee depuied dram The cons,i
tuition ~ report IN this association the members will
the sec,ng tbrr officers the forming OF hoirown
and the control OF heir funds Paymene by inxamen
Working men attend and Judge for yourselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

Corpet1s CoTpetss Carpets !-SplenulO Eng
.h Brussels S. yard % 900 yards beautiful ingram
per yard floor oil cloths Cd per yard
= The great carpet establishment Of HIRAM ANDERSON, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

City Ladies', and Ladies' Visiting the City,
can &c, gaer boots from rs to slipper ties buskns aod
toilet slips 6s 10 los pair with boys misses and chill
dens boots and Shoes Of all kinds and prices at wholesale
and retail. }. Is. MILLER CO., l34 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

restored to health In days after many years Of
great suffering anxious make known the
OF cure VIII send uree the prescription used Direct Rev
John NJ. Bagnall, SO Fulton street. Brooklyn, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

6pccialtles-Our New Styles Of Street or Bu-
sness fall ranging from 81 to SIS specially with
us, and will be found where else.
d. DEvLIN 4 CO., 25S, go and 2GO Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

City Trade.-Our Large Stock OF Fall and
wntsr clothing for city trade Is open for Inspection win be
han we have before got up. Prices uniformly low,
D. DEvLiN 4 CO., 25S, $50 and 260 broadway.
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From he n Y Evening Mrror:Judgng the initial
49, DR. Hunters Specialists WILL In interest," intelligence scen
Nc ard and ygor OF conduct rank Al The
very head OF medical Journalism In his number the Doctor
0s forth hs puposc-already alluded omcde-y but decd
ely and fca,s us powerful articles on Medcaed inhaa
eeoses and Medical specaies The and
importance of Tnpercuar Diseases and
sscie that win command general attention and interest, we
rnaher hink he medical Profession, reply onslaught
halAon. The article titled "A Nnnyp
0ugh written with marvellous good hnmor of1ayng
OF The Journal of Health reminds Of torture
Of the spanish nq nsbn called The vlrgn
which agreeable hrst blush for the led TO ia EN-
brace but which on touching certain springs opened gilt
monhy periodical 10 pages 40 Subscription for year
COPY, Published by -
SHERMAN Co. Aston House
And for sale BY all booksellers.
Dascheior's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces--
- best in world Nine private rooms for applying
Beware Of limitations; they result IN rdrus
- hrrest wigs and oupces In Americas Wholesale
- sssa, 81 BATCHELoR's. rs Broadway
Hnl's Infailible Ongue for the Health and
beauty Of the hair Doctors acknowledge ~ rneqnsled e.
tert Also, delightfully."- fragrant Cologne water, At g.
quar- Al No Barclay street Hair dye host In ue world,
a. abox.
wig Wearers--Cal1 and See Clirehugh's
Improved wigs and scsps with the invented skin division
Yov nchues ard elegance kyle they al others
In The world ie2 Fulton street, corner Of Broadway
oaO.-Wigs and Toupees--Wherc did you
uAs VIZ from, my trend Al the only pace View York
who're val ind The 0esi sssormeu q wigs ourees
% y, "a Hssdsn ase
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

Ruck0ldt's Fall Style Of Gentlomcn's Hats
In beauty material elegance Of finish and
durability by any offered Call inspect them 800
Broadway, near Duane street date Yennil.
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abroad rejecting on English rebeions and rebels wat
Tyler said ne aloud in his abstraction What uler replied
echo. We Instantly answered, Knoxhe Ia the best er
knOw-hs tiles the best know and his fall styles simply
perfection Try them KNOWS at 212 and b83
Broadway =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

David's Fall Style OF Gcntlemcn's Hats Are
An he rage fashionable world Those wish really
seautul article should give him CALL at 30 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

Great Bargains In Carpeting.-We have
.ow IN store large stock Of fall comprising vel
ooths &c, which offering at low rates for cash
Dtch Rlsses IT, and S. yard. SMITH LOUNSBERBY,
- 00AdWay, near Grand street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF NEW LACEs JUST RE-
ceived- Brussels point sets at 81 % SIS, point A. l..
Ague poin, de Anrieerre Henion yaieneiennes black
thread sce fom 10 $50 per yard also black thread
wells rich capes scar Paris
embroderies OF the designs in collars sleeves 8c
n b. carton OF black thread shawls from $55 Slao.
MILLER GRANT, 81 broadway
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DOSE HILL SAVINGS BANK-NO. Isl THIRD AVE.
~ nue. door above Twenty first daily
10 10 r. NJ, and Wednesday, and Saturday evenings
from to o'clock interest mt six
under and five per cent 500.
WILLIAM H. PLAT, President
JAS. II. KELLER Vice Pres'i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

Kld Gloves at 50 Cents per Pair.-Just Re-
ceived 800 dozen ladies' superior kid gloves slightly spotted
board Of ship and viii be sold at IS per pair, worth Is
T.. ii. LEADBEATEk 4 CO.. 37 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

The Smithsonian House, on the European
Plan, Broadway Of Houston sreet-This and
large hotel newly Furnished and in thorough order with all
- sonvenences Of the highest priced hotels offers
le. and the public including families unsurpassed accommo
6ions At lower rates than be afforded by other first
paaas hotel. SIDNEY KOPMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

minute. The great improvement in Singers sewing ma
chimes whereby they double speed and accomplish
tgtcc the quantity Of work. be seen and understood b,
Au We furnish ncontesbIe proof that those who have
Of the machines Of other manufacturers can make mone
~ throwing them aside and buying Singers Many have
made the change already. /. NJ SINGER CO., No. 50.
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

A LARGE VARIETY or THREEPLYs INGRAINs sc.
n at usual standard prices
LORD &TAyLoR, Grand ST. corner Of Chrysiic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

A SITUATION WANTED ny A YOUNG WOMAN IN
N Respectable family, seastToss, has 10 oteeans o
mipding baby undersiauds cutting Glng child s. q
othcs Fest OF city reference gven Can 0r swo
ays at her present employers, "a University place.
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me.
II You Want TO See an Ingenious Piece Of
Workmanship call at W. NJ WIIMARTHs, A Maiden lane
the style OF pen and pencil made by
I'm, called Lownds patent; II IL the most complete
nent offered for sale, is made OF gold and silver
We wish 60 Inform the Public that - per ct
saved all articles purchased at ALBRO co I05
Bowery Grand and Hester streets They have
good Of coffee and all other goods
pertaining the trade be found In the city To become
bully satisfied Of the fact please call and examine N B-A
quality Of old white brandy Imported expressly Tor
preserving, in quantities 70 suit purchasers
Teas-Thc Best Assortment or Fine Teas
Will Tea Companys WHY erected and
LIS Chatham between Pearl and Roose
welt The oldest establishment in ss city We
readers they do better here han elsewhere either whole
sale retail No branch stores
Show Case for Sale OF Rosewood and Silver
bars feet square by feet inches high good opportunity
for who intends exh4ng goods in he ensuing fair q the
American institute: Will be sold low applied for immediate
~. Can be seen at No. Aston Aouse.
Don't be Humbuxged-But he Sure You
have LYONS signature fac rimile Of r. LIONS signature,
appears upon wrappers Labels Of ~ genuine Mag
ueic Powder and destruction OF insects
nice counerfelts. Depot ga broadway and No
6 South Eighth street, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

UAhObI We ~ ANNUUNIE
IA have opened the store 767 Broadway, below
Ninth street, with entire and assorted consisting
Of silks shaws aces, cTnbroderes lanes ncns
hosiery &C. They respectfully invite their ac9uannces and
the public In general TO favor Them with can. A. SAKOBI
CO, 767 broadway. two doors below Ninth street.
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~ proof safe with Halls Patent powder proof Lock Bot
Crystal Palace, New York, ls53-54 SILAs q. HERRING
o., l35, Isl and l39 Water street.
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TWO rofrs vATcnEs 10 CONE orr rms nay. ~
bsafys Qaoa 60 - z farn cl'Y n sr.r 2 on
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new Silks! New Silks !-E. H. Lcndbeater
ACO 3 Broadway, win open, this morning. five of
rich chine and brocade silks which they have by
The last and will offer them at great bargains Also
800 plaid long shaws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

HOHOWayB Flu of6 Fhuh0uS III chScs OF
termination OF blood TO the head and the lives OF hous
ands who suffer from dyspepsia, liver complaints and bile
Sold at the manufactures No 70 Maiden lane New York and
IA Strand London and by all druggists % cent? 62l
and 81 per box
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-07

The Moon IN LORD Ross TELESCOPE
With respect to the moon, every object on its
surface of the height of one hundred feet was
now distinctly to be seen; and he had no doubt
that, under very favorable circumstances, it
would be so with objects sixty feet iii height
On its surface were craters of extinct volcanoes
rocks and masses of stones almost innumerable.
He had no doubt whatever that such build
ing as he was then in were upon the surface of
the moon, it would be rendered distinctly visi-
bic by these instruments. But there were no
signs of habitations such as ours no vestiges
of architectural remains to show that the moon
is or ever was Inhabited by race of mortals
similar to ourselves. 1t presents no appear
ance which could lead to the supposition that
it contained anything like the green fields and
lovely verdure of this beautiful world of ours
There was DO water visible-not sea, or
river, or even the measure of reservoir for
supplying town or factory; all seemed desolate
Hence would arise the reflection in the mind of
the Christian philosopher had this de-
vastation been? 1t might be further enquired
Was it lost world? Had it suffered for
its transgression7--Analogy might suggest the
question--Had it met the face which Scrip,
ture told Us was reserved for our world? 1t
was obvious that all this was mysterious con.
lecture Dr. Scoresbys Lectures, lS47.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-07

A Touch OF GOLD KENTUcKY.''-A
fancy incident occurred at the Broad
way Theatre, New York, some year or
two ago. The pit was crowded with anx-
ious spectators to see Mr.. Forest play his
favorite character of Otheilo. A loud
talking Kentuckian sat on one of the front
seats; and as he had been drinking rather
freely, he seemed determined to enjoy
the play without regard to the comfort er
convenience of his neighbors. Every now
and then Kentucky would rise in his seat
and make some criticism on the conduct
of the jealous niger with white wife =
He said it was onnataral that any right
nice white gal should take to yallar
iniggar like that. Finally his feelings be-
came so worked up that he stood upon the
bench and shouted, 81 say stranger, | 90
in for lynching that niggar, L go in for it!
whoop!" and giving spring he landed
on the foot lights Of the stage. Two or
three policemen were on the spot in few
minutes, and Kentucky was forthwith ta-
ken to the station-house. In the morn
ing he was fined five dollars for being
drunk and dsorderly "I don't mind the
fine," said he, "but its shameful in Chris
tian country to let a big buck niggar i'm
pose on rite nice white gal in that on
natural way" 1t was Kentuck's IS first ad-
venture in the city, and he became quite
lion among the policemen of the bloody
sixth.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-07

ELoQuENCE. -Eloquence consists in feeling
truth yourself, and in making those who hear
you, feel it. Oratory is not vooiferation; is
not stamping hole in the platform, nor beat
ing all the dust out Of the cushion of the pulpit;
nor tearing off your coat tail in the violence OF
your gesticulations a la Gavazzi; it is not hold
ing the breath until the face is purple and the
eyes bloodshot; it is not kissing through the
teeth like the fizzle ofa squib, nor crouching
down, then bounding upwards like wild cat
springing on a 'pogsum, nor ranting about
IRON one side Of the rostrum to another until
the skin is drenched in pcrspiration, and the
body weakened into hciplessness; you are not
eloquent in all this. unless it be for the grave
for it is suicidal
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-07

DISCOVERY OF YET TWO MORE tsTERoIDs.-
We received this morning intelligence of the
discovery of two asteroids, or small planets, be-
tween Mars and Jupiter, ON the same day.
Oct. s. one by Luther in Blk, in Prussia,
situated at 8 p. N. of that day in K A. 2 deg.
25 min, and north dec!iuation 50 min; and the
other by Goldsmith of Paris, whose r. A. at S
p. IN. was GAG deg. 20 min. and south declina-
ton of 4s min. Both planets were also again
observed on the 18th at Altoona or Paris, and
their retrograde motion on the two days was
found to be about fourteen and fifteen minutes
daily, The number ofthe discovered asteroids
has of late years so rapidly increased, that We
are doubtful how many arc now known, but
believe these two last will be about the thir ty.
fifth and thirty ty.sixth.-Boston Traueler.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-07

HABITs.--Like fakes of snow that fall un-
perceived upon the earth, seemingly unimpor.
tant events of life succeed each other. AS the
snow gathers together. SO are our habits formed
No single flake that is added to the pile pro-
duces sensible change. No single action
creates, however it exhibits, q mans character;
but as the tempest hurls the avalanche down
the mountain, and overwhelms the inhabitant
and his habitation so passion, acting upon the
elements or chief which pernincious habits
have brought together by impereeptible ac.
emulation, may overthrow the edifce of truth
and virtue
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-07

A FAor.-If yeung woman wishes to
have herself published as fascinating,
beautiful, and accomplished, let her pack
up her best clothes in dirty towel crawl
out Of the back upstairs window, some
dark night, and elopc with the man that
feeds and curries her fathers horses It's
a big price to pay for compliments, pat it
will bring them, just as certain as q rain
barrel will begct mosquitoes. In fact, we
never knew woman to make very Dc
cided fool of herself, in any way, without
enhancing her charms two or three hun
dred per cent. by the time her easa got
into the papers