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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20
Gov. Wise VS. President jackson.

The Petersburg Integencer calls the aftcu-
ton of the Democratic press of Virginia TO the
following passage in speech of the Hon. Hen
"A Wise. delivered in Congress the 18th
Deeember. 1896, on which occasion he moved +,
resolution for the appointment of a Committee
to overhaul the Executive Departments, with a
view tn ascertain whether the Public Business
had been discharged in such way to justify
the complimentary notices,o this head, contain
ed in the last Annual Message that had just been
sent in. 1t was well known at the time that tbi,
movement of Mr.. Wise's was designed aud e1
pected to expose to the public eye, the gross
corruptions abuses and malteasances under Gen
era Jackson's Administration which he was con.
stanty ringing in the ears of the people. Az
ter enumerating and cnstigating with all the DOW
er of his genius various enormtirs of the ero.d
which the President in common with the De-
mocfacy held and acted upon, he utters the fol.
lowing language. iVid. Niles Reg. vol 81. i.
1851
.What Their (the Democratic party1 ..obiect
NAV be in admitting these encrouchments. and
in claiming that THE PEOPLE HAVE sANCIIoNru
AND APPROVED rHEN, l know not, unless thcv
mean hereafter to rely upon most "uNsAFr pre-
cedents The fact is alal mingly so,that THESE
CLAIMS ARE Now SET UP, going so TAR rs to as
perse the PEOPLE whom they affect so much to
reference, with approving and snnctoning PRO
SCRIPTION, ARBITRARY POWER, THE
DESTRUCTION OF THE CHECKS AND
BALANCES OF THE GOVERNMENT. PROF
LIGATE EXTRAVAGANZA IN IT'S AL
ATION.EXECUTINED ICTATION.
ROYALTY ITSELF. AND A CAUCUS SIC.
CESSION IN AN ELECTIVE MONARcIlYlp
This is a picture "Df General Jack sons De.
mocracy drawn by Henry \. Wise, and yet we
are told that Wise has bced faithful exponent of
every thing relating to the Democrucy-the
Bank question excepted, bu. for VIII CHI he made
ample atonement, according to the Richmond
Enquirer. Where the atonencnt for this bitter
denuneiation!-Fr fredericksburg Herald
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20
Questions for Err. Wise.

As Mr.. Wise will have no antagonist in debate
tonight, it can hardly be expected that every
topic in which the public feel AN interest will oc-
cur TO his mind. We therefore take the liberty
of suggesting two or three subjects, touching
which many persons desire to hear what he has
to say. We do this with the more confidence
since we learn from the Bedford Sentinel that he
declared in Liberty, he desired to conceal none
of his opinions. We therefore respectfully ask
of him responses tonight to these questions
Does he entertain the same opinions of Gen.
Jackson now, that he expressed in his public
speeches and letters prior to the extra session of
Congress in 1871
What are his views in relation to Hunters
Land Bill
What are his "unanswerabe' objections to the
Kansas Nebraska Bill!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20

LECTURE MONDAY NIGHr.-We invite atten-
ton to the card of Dr. Gcrondelo, announcing u
lecture at Masonic Hall, Monday night, on an at
traetiye and important subject. The doctor brings
with him testimonials of the most complimentary
character. We extract Il passage from notice
by the ''Westchestcr Spy" of his lectures in that
place:
The extraordinary ability he has already
shown in treating the philosophy of oducation,'
and the influence of woman, and the consequent
Importance of improvement in female education,
the vast range of his accumulated materials, the
felicity of his illustrations, the singular beauty
andasplendor of his imagery. the classic purity OF
his style, and the surprising power OF his elo-
quenee, all indicate mind of the highest order
of talent not only rich in treasures of the past
and present, but prophetic of the future
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20

the House of Representatives.. and has in effect
tnken from Congress all its acquisitions or alb
snrptions of powers, and has usurped more he
| Sides and appropriated all II has daringly in
truded into the very Legislatures of the states
themselves, and has, by patronage of the public
lands and Offices openly dictated TO members
! there the forms and projects Of measures meant
either TO magnify aud enhance the splendid trl-
unphs Of the Executive over the Constitution
+ and Laws. or Ia promote the policy of grand
! Central Government with all the glory of mpe-
rial splendor!
Such is the Democracy gentlemen. which
reigns. IL j. Democracy inscribed in gold let
tiers on the blood red banner Of Imperial Despot-
ism. Gentlemen there are Two kinds Of Democ
rucy is spurious aud false, and the other is
genuine. one kind of Democracy appeals 10 all
the preiudces, passions and vices of our nature,
10 degrade men down to the lowest level of the
very miro of moral epressfon-woud make us
all eounls there equally dcprayed, equally vi
cious. equally degraded. The other Democracy
adopts the theory, the divine theory Of our IA
Tiers, that all men were born with powers and
rights equally to Strive for moral, intellectual
aud ply scHl Improvement. 1t places sovereignty
in the people makes every man king, to IN
spire to the highest pitch OF human attainment
Improvement ia wealth, in lawful power in learn
ing, in moral worth. in every thing which God
and his relations 10 his fellow mnn permits him to
enjoy; in every gift and grace which God and
Nature intcD ted tor tnnn. II raises hSn the
level Of human greatness; raises IT higher, true
Democrats contend. thnn the heads of crowned
kings and empernrs themselves. Ia that level 1T
strives to raise all men to be equals there; equals
in virtue, equals in happiness. 1t youchsates to
the poor little peasant boy. who may now be
whistling in our fields emusic TO his team the
right and freedom Ia aspire 10 the Presidency OF
the United Ia be fit to be the President
of free Republic. 1t bases the Republic upon
public virtue; and it preserves public virtue, as
it would perpetuate the Republic to all po7terlty
down the course of time - This il stern Re
pnblicansm- genuine democracy. Ii is to re-
store this-"to revive our ancient iibcrtcs-to
found anew empire Of the laws"--we, the
Wings of 1876, struggle and should be united:
''TIs lbor ask-'ii. hbarly--
The hing iom al the people Lo! the righia
Our futhrts have b, q1eathod u Loth riehs
Which We hcIueath to ages YET unborn
I hese are tho the noble, patriotic ends of
union
Who doubts who fails to unite! Does any
Wing first ask, Upon whit man shall we unitc!"
before he Joins the host of freedom Like John
Hook that fellow would have cried ''beef beefp
in the cnmp at York Town after the capitula
ton of CORVALLIS "Shal it be Arden - says
the Saxon. No-"Elvin,' says the Norman
What says the Archbishop,-th minister of
IIcayen-who when he spike
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20

KANSAS TERRIToRY.-Gen. Stringfellow, for
merly Attorney General ofthe State of Missouri
and intimately acquainted with the condition OF
and prospects of Kansas Territory, being ON a
visit TO this city has consented,at the instance oil
gentlamea who feel an interest in the subject to
address the citizens of Lynchburg, Monday
night He will also address the citizens OF Bed
ford county ut their Court house, Monday Gen.
S. will take pleasure in rnishing persons con
templating emigration to Kansas such ntorma-
ton as they may desire. His lodgings are at the
Noryell House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20

BLOODY WORK IN APPoMATrox.- affair
of very tragic character occurred among the
slaves ON the plantation of Col. b. p Walker, in
Appomattox county, last Monday night-during
his presence in this city.
As it was reported to us, slave from neigh
boring plantation desired to marry of Col.
Walkers negro girls, but could not procure the
consent of her father At the time mentioned,
he sought out the girl, attacked her with a knife
and slew her. Other slaves interposing, he at
tackled them also. and inflicted serious. if not
fatal wounds, on two Of them. Finally he turned
his knife upon himself, and took his own life.
We have heard no further particulars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20

\ certain old line Democrat of Bedford one
whom we have long known and esteemed aud
garded, too-particuarly when he ieete
booty, as the very genius of Democracy, is point
eddy dsgruntlcd by the nomination of Mr. Wise
for Governor. We expressed regrets to
him, after the close of Mr.. Wse's speech in Bed
ford, at seeing him with trailing colors and under
the banner of one whom lie had so often enc9un-
tered as an enemy. "But give me II better
said he, land will leave him. well, where
is your Leake, your Smith, your "Give
'em to me, nominate either Of them. aud II be
drat ii | don t go i'll willn' We let him pass.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20

IMPROVEMENT OF THE ONO RIVERA bill is
now before the Legislature of Pennsylvania for
the improvement of the Ohio river, which is at
tracing much attention. The plan proposed is
by the introduction of slackwater navigaton--a
plan which has been successfully tested in sew
era parts of the Union. Speaking of this process,
the Pittsburg Chronicle says:
Fifteen years ago the Monongahela between
this city and Brownsville. was what the Ohio
between here and Cincinnati had been last year.
But the Monongahela since that time has been
changed and 50 has the entire valley through
which it flows. The river has been improved by
locks and dams, and now bears upon its bo-
som, nine months out of the twelve, steamers
second to none in speed and magnfcence. The
valley which it irrigatcs fifteen years since was
.hinly settled: now ench Of the sixty miles be-
tween this city and Brownsville has its thriving
and progressive village. A nightly change has
been produced in few years, and this change
has been wrought by the erection of four dams.
The man who has not Travelled on the Mononga-
hea since 1889 would not recognise the place
were he to go over it again in 1865
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20

Like .u.ieut prophet. nteo tie, tclr the god

Like ~ lrnt proI'Iot. Nhen Irl cIt the god =
Either receive aud take any instrument whom
Heaven sends to save suffering county - Does
any dcmur and shy will not vote for Clay =
Why, what worse man Is he than he who r0Les J
PUTT, then, and rest upon the answer that change
may chance to better, and cannot worst our con-
diton But
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20
New Music Store.
Sign Of the GFeeian TriEonRm, No. 100
Nntn kkPeef.

]. FlCKIESoH would feAPt::faly an.
Ef4E47f DouDte TO tie citizens Of Wheeling aud vi
TTE II 1einity, that Le has just OTfDed 4 rev and
j Jelefanl es1bhIhuent for tie ale OF vtolEs,
Guitars violipteoa FllsoetG, Flutes Flies, AecoTdt.
oHh, Baniot, and TGmbonneS. BraS lnatTumen:i tic
6FEt AID beat make
iRstTUtlOn books for ell kinds Of Instruments and for
singing.
N8c for the Piaro Guitar Fluts and Violin, also, the
newest SoI, DDet, ETC., and the Tey beat Ronan and
Italian Violin IBd Guitar StrtnES
CIaone, Reeds, Tuning Folks, also Violin and GUitaT
Screws, YiolA Finger Ohd Tail boards.
HaWS for Yio,inceiIo aud Violin.
A, ReseTa Furniture Polish for EenoTsllAg Vtrni1hel
FurItue tUth Is Pianos, Cabinets, Steam Boats any
descriptions or Furniture,
Also or sale By the Agent for Keber PtSburg Planoi
Of the frat and best man ID lhs United States SOc
a SulRl and CllTks grand lnd S4OAIe PaRos j. h Dur
hams, Htett and Aliens eslEbTStsd Beston Rtnoa &c.
Agent ioE lbe make oiCarhIrdt lAd NeedhamS Patent
Gssofjsops and eli hua Of ofnude.iustrantHttre rer,t.d
o. tie loweItPrieta. IT,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20
NENN. ;.

T have lust received FIRE Ss&orHrni OF mems KIP,
laIand cork aoied bOo,S. with good tHOftnerl Of
mems aGd boys Shoes, sale which viii 'ei cheap or
cash Omy.
iaUin j. W, RH0nFS, agent,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20

Saddles, Harness, Trunks, GO.
"a JBR;H. h. SHEPPARD would respectfully To-
ES Soim bic fIspds lpd the Plb!ie, tat " eas Ie'
~ MOVED Lii Ib'IShHenIto 80. t3t NlRSirset.
corner Of iIDon where will be found constantly on hand
aIrs Spd vel Sflettid ttsoD nj Of all articles 10 bis
Ilbt, eonSistinF Of SaddIes, Brides, uaraeaE
lfon frame and Woed box Ttunks Haltses,
Cellars, Hames, WhiPs, &e., t%t,t &e'
A. efwkeh are Manufactured By eonPtE9t EoIkEEg9'
ol(he beh nalehilS and will be sod CHEAP FOR CASH.
'I4S aFissyrS. y to'' So.isl, M.Iu st. ws..lst p'.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20
Adams q Cos Exdres's
1854. ggsa AaI 1864.

OPPICE-alel.uFe IIOuse,
TOR speedy aud safe conveyance of ne chSndfe, pack,
ages a,teIs bank notes, Ipecle, god, Iu eha e o.
special lnestetRe, leave our Olte daily, for a pans Of
For PittsbufEh and all points 10 the ClevelaLd and
Welsve Railroad, and Cleveland and Toledo Rais'oaa'
through TO Chicago. D.,
For Zane vile and ell places on the National hoaI'
For altlnore and il points on I! baltimore aud oho
RaiIro H. aud from thente connect wlh our Great East
eru Express 10 PhiladelphiG, New YORK aud Boston,
Wt collect notes, dFSS, or accounts, aud bis on ue
IiyeTy Of parcels, and make prompt Ietu'nA
Express for Fast daily Al O'Clock, Az.
do iOr west 10 ! DO AN.
d. forPiihburg 10 / do AZ. ,.,,- :,
Our arrangements are now complete for the delivery OIL
P"'A'ss' ''a "''H''' - - F'1''' ADAMS & 20.
y. plexIS. Agent. anil
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20

GAPS.
d ECElYED this Jay, the beat Assortment Of Gents,
IL yoUihs and thlldfen'S cloth caps, sEsr brought y
nus city, having been ectcd with great care - regards
si,le and quality They comprise In art a. ollowAi-
Gents cloth opera black ard whites gents halr cloth doi
black, dab and green Itdlng. hunting aud Apollo cara
Also the Gsyptisn PyiehRi1 cIcket cap. new articles
iO.eer with eveTy other description Of hat or car ernt
mTij s. p. HARPER 4 son
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20
MCKEE L ROBERTsON'S PREMIUM GOODS


VIZ don't think il Necessary to invite orr friends 10 SET
tie or lay anyibng about ibe need 0 money taking IOr
"a ned y viii all rush w. and eOndense In dUe time
We wish 10 iuioTm item however, that a SeiutnfG1
ne 10 be made keieaeT Aith US 10 every SIX nOuIhs, in
read Of twelve mofhS-SaJ tic lat July and IT, apulTy
iroI McNAlR & MERVEY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20
Uaguerreotypes.
Daguerreo eotypes.
H1GHLY IMPORTANT.

HIGHLY IMFOhTANT, "
NELSON'S Premium ChiEese LusiTGl washing Fluid,
N the greatest Improvement ret discovered, for Aavilt
Ihor end Ell euse In washing COihing aud HOBe Clean
inE Lnens and CottonS wiShed by this Fluid will be
wter aud Soner han than II beathsI on the graSS.
WIGlAx1Eb not TO injure ID. fabrt. FIeIT lady MAJ
or Gen In the Fluid, full strength, for q hours which
viii clearly show that II must b Puely meES, wien
diluie) With gallons OF water 10 htfN pint OF huid.
The Chinese washing Fluid iS worth three times the
tInSle STpepSe which will buy enough for large any
NIShlne, which can be done In 6or hours.
NenuletuIed aud sold b. the subscriber, who Aailata
IL puts based the right Eot 0hioeounyt, Va.
JAS. NBLL0R,
Arro Sc. 9S, Union St, Wheen.s, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20
To Dealers in Wash Boards.

rs 1871. O. RICE. o. Cincinnati, "llrtAtai lsigsps
Ir7'TetEEAliI IVG1A ko5raS," for winch he obtCned
aP.i7ENTn Ott. 1879. SAID Improvement tousAtsd in
property preparing the Sas Of Ateei VI GlE Cor Other
suitable Rell) aud theRI CSUsus item to iHei't Or en
'LeiT way Tito TIE tOid wooden sides OF rsE Of wash
board; lLe meihOdi pIeVOUSly employed havRs been
RegehG sTGsCc CEIG NoTtrSs TO IeceiTe the nealic
plate o. Rice subsequently, AOld us tHTt tAitTt't eA
sRASTIi in taid Patent 10 tLe ThScnbeT, who Is now
sole proprietor tLsTeOfsS vel a. saIt saiieES maHH
JseiU, or ef"O. RlCk'S lNPGOVrn PlrESr EISC Wash"
boARb," having succeeded 10 the late firm NJ WATAE,
BIILT Co.. in that bushes. Induced bT The Horu!ant!
aud extensive Sae Of said patent Wash boards" sun
dry FesOGS have engaged 10 making aud vending them
Iines' suttery:s 90 So thFrrby r'oeiiHs mETsti,ie
cured by said Patent. Suits have bteH tohiDeced GLd
PENDING, ags!uSt certain parties known 10 be bus
ged aud IL Is my intention ~ prosecute for all 10
iiIsesRI Of ny legal and USt rights, to the extent &C
the law. ILL PERSONS are tLereGre eaEiteAs4 SganS
VuehlInE or dealing in zinc wash boards Ode aeT tie
mcNa.y pdeHiri by Rice, unless braGded 10 RstJ In.
yTor4 GsIk SseiSs, PstEitA is4s" lone VtheIS beIS
ienuIls II NAY tt weltO IennIk, that the variation in
ihe shape o. the ehmT,-or the employment Of any Pat
tnted m3cbine 10 nail vtShboaIdS-doeS not give The
tight ue The Pateaisa IasfsiNg :e'E above deseib
ed; Bpon which the rake OF the board really dereGdt
whoeSae orders the gs1UlA: srtielr respectfully 20
eittd and omP) exeCued Gt Ns low prices bS any OF
'''''''"'''''N JOSEPH ". WAYNE,
Sole proprietor and manutaeiuret thereof,
Ohtk Il liardw store, No 1875 Main 81.
rnkt OrrOsite 9th, ClNCLSSdT7 o,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20
APRIL 20, 1886.
WHEELING.
No. l7super Phosphate Of Iime.'
VERSUS rGUANO.1


THIS yauabe eHiIeC has been pstd for Syera yeart
IN KbFland aud otLeT parts Of EpIoFe, and Gt 10
lbo holds lhe hShest tank In poFall And The extent 70
which Il Is used llons FaImtS, Its IRtrndueon thss
county By Tue SubselibtT k1s betn more recent but the
POseiS Il has made 10 tbe Estimation 0t the Plbhe Mas
not been eSa marked or SDceeSSiu than ahtoad aT p
lt 81 thTee yeats Investigation Of It's merits IN wheh
time these has been NeTy many stTpPuouS tfreIlmehs
made by tie most SteRli6e tgriepligiAtS and various
Tubs Committees, DC, side br dt Peruvian G9ino, q
10 Its relative value coplel With The latter ind n Toe
RslatteS preterence gtveA 10 the "SUtE fhoShae q
Line" Such tToTtS a. IetuIned will shortly Be placed
before The public, which will convey mole intornAuol
than The SubSeTIbkr tS diSroSEj 10 oder, a. The manu-
0ctuIeT, attbe present moment
lchtmea eompoS oliS Of that nature 70 al once a.
ord iOod and nouri8hnent 70 growth OF all deteptonS
It's ba1S being bed or gtodnd "DsMtt," The tetey q
which as manure is already well known and TetAted,
which aIe dACoMP0ted bY The addition ni one hh lhelf
weight Of Supbuie Acid 70 which added due PIopor
llon or GSn0 and Sulpaie Of AMnonoi the Aef S one
nj ihe most efeepI agents Ia the best Peruvian 0uno
1t 8 easy handled, being In perfect POWDER Will be
sOuRd suitable 10 ell soils, WARRANTED pure and Genu'
aud when al maturity 10 bt OdLd a eeaeoas a. here re
Pamphlets will Be forwarded on application 70 The sub
&C riLeT or 10 bis SgeRtS, BbOse tneS are a. t0oWH
MeSSsTS, MSGIUleT & Sons, Richmond, Va.
10 Rowlett, Htijdy d 70, Petersburg, Va.
do Rorum & MeCein, Norfolk, Va.
do Z. " StewItt, Et9., baltimore, Nd.
y. d. M BURG,
Agricultural ChsmIst,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-14
y nAaK E II.

SATURDAY, Oct. l3-o T. VI
et was quite unsettled at the opening
he leading ancies were in moderate DC
Central bonds advanced u pee cent;
!, Z; Reading 3. Panama declined 4 per
90 and Rock lslaDd = Galena and Chicago ii
ola Coal, y. Illinois Central bonds sold to the
u sllO O0O and clio ~ steady at the advance
ere was an unusa demaoe for Nicaragua Transit, but
orices remained steady Railroad stocks we're
ony sold in small quantities.. Actual ncce siy only
brings out Galena and Rock Island at current rates.
The market this afternoon a shade or two better
Tie transactions were not large Illinois Central bonds
advanced q per cent Nicaragua, Cumberland Erie
Reading, and Harlem, - PEE cent each. The announce
ment that The Northern gut with weeks news
from California, was conn up doubt stinened the
market slightly.
The steamship North star this port for Havre to-
day, carried out ss1 oeS ia specie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-14

- SATURDAY Oct. 13-2 p. NJ
flour-The market was unchanged and more active
while prices were firm but unchanged. The sales en-
braced about 10 900 IL 900 barrels Including common
to fancy State at 90 so SO 621 and extra at ss rs
~ S7h. Wheat-Sales moderate, including Southern
white at t. good red do at 50 81 O5 prime Southern
white at about 90 10 81 49, and a cargo Of Upper lake
sold at u ~ Corn-20,000 bushels sold at 94c
voc. fork-The sales embraced about 100 barrels in
Guiding new mess at 1913 $24 and prime do at sci 81
Whiskey was at 41c, without sales Of moment Cotton
was steady,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-14
MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL OFFICE, 70 MADISON STREET. con
~ per o. s wshing 70 form masrmcua
NJ nna y 20 ,ne Advantage By calling addressna
sssr, whereby any lady gentleman may secure 70 o.
selves partner for lne without resorn9 inc
aernsive Advertising TO express their wishes Psrs,s
n.y. ENC ne re- name residence business reference CIR
conceinng Alev OF interviews strictly confidential
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-14
SPORTING.

Ii THE CHOICE BREEDS or DOCS FOR sArr avn
"A stock Mango IMMINENT and flea cr,ermIns,or insibiy
curing all sores and diseases 81 the dealing sudden
sruson TO feas dogs, &C Price 80 cents No as water
street, corner Of FULTON, up stairs. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-14

pOARDTNG.-Two VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, on
- the second floor OF irSt class house. with gas baths
dc with full partial board suitable for one or two single
gentlemen terms reasonable, 10 respectable parties house
Amify.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-14
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FASHIONABLE FALL MnLTNERY.


French Sonnes and u1s Madame so HAR III 81
s msa e he Of
In elegance Of design and tasteful combination Of materials
hss sssn % %
Eugene besides other n0v; ISSsi r velvet &C: '
xsTs e eRsan
going %s Sn .e s fur
entire stock OF Sssi HxssssoS 81 Broadway
Il u.,, ES. John street, New York. !, n,.
ssS s.ss e
cn 1e aseps none but articles be viii sui
T AIDES FANCY FURs-
- Fashionable, good and cheap.
and the newly shaped .0rs' CUFFS
sSy sss:n, sT. i. q Every
: 80 - BuIfiS's, Sol broadway.
MES. RALIINgs RESPECTFULLY soTICrrs THE
~ ss e. oss, z her rrsTss
c styles not s .'fn Z Elk Sses sn.
MHILNERY,-Mlss ARMsTRoNG WILL OPEN ON
pytes dry Foods store and select stock bonnei
he aen '''
NEW YORK. iss5.-AMERiCAN, RUSSIAN AND HUp
broadway II sdn her extensive ss Maiden
Ss "a 70 that they have
class fur house 1856 Broadway At both these establishments
VIII be found collection comprising the and beau
u assortment OF choice furs imported Into this city.
uey having personally selected by Mr. William Moser,
curing his recent visit Europe. Especial attention invited
me stock OF the choicest Russian sabes Hudson
ape mink maren stone marten, and ermines, together
NJ me medium furs Of various kinds OF such variety that
ana sold at fair prices MosE,R a HIjSTER
| Importers Of Furs ss5 broadway and Il Maiden lane
| DICH PARIS FEATHERS
~ Rich FRENCH FLOWERS
| ~ Viii ~ hlnnoss AND MILLINERY GOODS,
~ GENERAL are offered reduced prices FIR casb nv
| HOMER KETCHUM, Nos "a aud IA John street -
| corner William street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-14

TNsTRI cTIoE COMBINED WITH AMUSEMENT
Ladies and gentlemen, will you spend your evenings In
most agreeable and useful way Please either the French
German or English Conversation, Reading and Dis cussion
Club, connnneced with occasional vocal instrumental
concerts In Whehouse Buildings 3 Fulton street. Brook
mediaely 70 the director, LowENDAH HI, teacher q Ian
street Broohn The beat Of references character and