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Walkers majority. 49,.
KENTUCKY.

Charles A. Morehead, wing native, and for two
terms member OF Congress- is elected Governor by
a majority Of seven or eight thousand.
The delegation in Congress will probably stand as
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Increase in the vote in the above counties 6,l22
There are seventy-nne counties in the State and
Johnson's majority in 1863 was 2,20l.
ALABAMA.
john A. Winston ldem.) is elected Governor
by about 5000 majority over Geo. D. Shortridge,
(know Nothing.) For Congress, the new delegation
compares with it's predecessor as follows:-
pis N-,c Congress. Last Congress-
l-percy Walker, X. n Philip Phillips, dem.
Ell Shorter dem. James Abercrombic, Wing.
sampson ". Harris dem. Sampson W. Harris, dem.
4-Stephcn j. Hale X. n. William R. Smith dem.
r-George 6. Houston, dem. George $. Houston, dem.
G--W. r. W. Cobb, dem. w. r. w. Cobb, dem
flames T. nodwel dem. James i. Dowdell dem.
The above shows a Know Kothing gain of one
member.
The following is the vote in Mobile for Governor
and Congressman
Shortridge, N. n. for Governor. .........1 ,60l
Winston, dem., do ............ 800
Know Nothing majority. ............... 632
Walker, X. N, for Congress. ..............l,5S l
Stallworth, dem., do .................. 9S9
Walkers majority. Observation-Disclosures. 592
KENTUCKy.
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The State Elections.

TENNESSEE.
We have full returns of the vote for Governor
IRON the following counties:-
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Telegraph, Marine Report.
SEW c2L.s,... Z, &gs s-Ay sA.A L~.l, e...ss.
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IL gives us pleasure t. state that plan i, on
loot 10 relieve partially the dstresses of The people
II Gosport, Portsmouth and Norfolk, who have been
20 severely scourged by yellow fever within the past
few weeks, and we feel assured that the citizens OF
Richmond, who thus far have passed the summer in
the enjoy ment OF health, the greatest blessing be-
slowed by Providenc. on fallen man, will gladly
contribute of then abundance to relieve the wants
and suflerings Of those who must perish without aid
When VIC tell them that in each o. these towns may
be found helpless widows made destitute by the
death OF their husbands-that there o ne many lonely
orphans, without food or raiment. Whose patents
have been cut down as a flower in the llght-tnat
alarm has seized upon and paralyzed the maids of
those who have escaped he feyer-and that these
once peaceful and happy towns have been turned
unto charnel houses and hospitals. filled with the
0eao anu dying, We think u Will need no appeal
from us to induce them ia come forward and cont RI
butte OF their means 10 furnish tho necessaries OF life
and preserve from starvation their friends and neigh
bors, who are pteously asking for aid in this their
7ime OF need.
Some few years ago when the yellow fever ragged
south Of Us to alarming extent our c,tisena with
chat liberality which has ever characterised them.
nobly came forward ard contributed ~ iar as money
could do t. to their relief VIII they h. less willing
90 rive of their means TO their friends and neiehNo
now suffering sadly from the same cause We hope
Hnd believe not, and therefore 1t IL that we urge
chem TO come TO the AZ once and come prompt
Nv. AS we write there are hundreds Of persons Of
AL ages and sexes almost ready to topple into the
grave, for want Of the necessaries Of life and, cut
On they are from every other portion OF the state
ran subsist but short time, unless our people are
prompt in sending them succor. Let not an hour
6e toet, tben, in carrying out this noble work al
ready commenced Yesterday we called on gentle
snsn conspicuous for his beneyoence. and received
dis name for $50, with the assurance that he would,
so farther il circumstances required T. Others con.
N.ibuted liberal amounts, soon a. they heard list
az open, and we have no doubt that many more
u send In this morning snch amounts "a they cad
are TO aid this philanfhropic work
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Slight new cases of infection cured in n few
hours by a single application, without any medi
cine and without causing any main.
! ANOTHER NEW BOOKl
! -rRtrE rwrNTY.riyE crNrs A cory ~
| The most wonderful Astoni.Liro nnd rrr;,-,,.
work ever pul,l,shcd in tl,e lnnonnGe. rn,i,lrJ
| H0liw0By 1I1Ic Egvy .r Jf,r Ia n 81
| Lorcr. 81" "
The secrot,r;,c;rIo Of I,,o ;,,orsn,,...i al,
directions for the nrcscrv,,ion and orai,a,in, ~
personnl hr,r,, All I,,aii,asa ,, ' , :"
inu human lir,. bc ,II;Iy anal L,r,,iL w.
lnuuest rcr;,d ur L,,,,,,, ,,,..t' - wv 49, !
| SuL.u,l;,L, UJG,'a,et ~, CT,
Tbo s;,lo ,,,'' ,,'V" "~ S'ttt' ,,,
IoI,,s .n ,i. ~ "'. ~ ,'.' ~ ""lP!i "e
ian ,Lo ,,,,,,c I ,',, 'e'
i ,,, ~; w. o'."e oo''"s ,"uF
rnn. mi thoi, .,,,oi;" '''"''' anu s'N"'' W
I,,.o 49,, I
rn', H. -, . ~ ";". 'o'' ''u'eS "n, sc"''e
i,,'.. ~ ."'r''e.''' sic',I'y ""'l
oy.,sscsoJ ,Lo $500 u',nger ~
20, .r,,,'i,. ''o ,,'.".S W '"So'u,eC confluence
Cr,,,,;o,i ",'m vas, amount o. uStin' m
N;,l;,,, 'or the
h.,c hoo, Lcr - sctro, G.n'' ,h W Wren
t'. L.,,o ',;it; nU" ..u "or'' u! 'nose
""' 80 80 E i','''o"1 o"io' '"',n'
III, ,i,an.a., L. ',', ~" 's"".r.,''
and 100 ,I,,os,'r;r a.. u'-@'o p gcs
oa,';.'crSI r;,,' ~ .'"'S I"P!' or h'c
Jfa;,,i S.. ,:i VI P0'' so'"'ous "out tue
-, ..'' 'I
pi,vsi oi ~ J.
t,rJ;cJt JJ;i;a loo ma " t y ' '''i''' >,
,o,l, t '..',, =. ." :: ''''''I
t I ,,,? o' '''' " ,',,'' ''S VI
L 'on ',o' go''',',, DISEASES
,,ro' AMI ,,,,ra, ,ii,,,,.,, ''',i pam 'l.''o-
+i 4; ~ * 'u
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EAR AND EYE!

DhS. LIE BKUN " DUFTON,
ocuLisTs AND AuRisTs.
Fer Diseases and Deafness Radicaiig Cu1ed!
DR. LIE BRUN offers to those suffering
- from Deafness. his i7,faHiblc Aurul
Rcmcdics, which have, been successfulin near
y 5000 cases of confirmed Deaf css. These
remedies have been pronounced by Drs. Khra-
mcr, OF j ,rlin, Hard and Delau Of Paris ard
Cults, Pitcher and Ycarsley, Of London, as
the mast ToHdcriNi and ciiectual cvcrapplcd
for diseases of the External and Middle Ear.
They comprise different courses for the various
diseases that affect the External Internal and
Middle Ear. DIR. lie Brun wAREANTsA cURE
IN EVERY CASE, when The car is perfect in its
formation, lie has eighteen certificates from
those who have been deaf from infancy. whose
hearing is aow compicicig rcStsrcd and they
are mar cHdbicd IN lcarR Tic lopgn0gc. Over
200 cases of deafness have been successfully
healed lay him. Certificates toihat cilcct may
be seen on application. DIR. Dufton is thcon.
ly Ocullsls in the United States who practices
the new, painless, and successful method in
treating all diseases To which the eve is sub.
jet Where all other means have failed TO
ahotd relief he asks flom such fair and i'm
partial trial.
TERMS-s5 consultation fee $40 to he
paid when the hearing is restored to its or.
iginal aculencss. Address.
DRS. LIE BRUN e. DUFTON
Union Pla,e. ~ Y. CITY.
N. b a treatise on tho nature and trent.
mont of Deafness and Diseases of the Ear
will the treatment Of the Deaf and Dumb
Price 81. W9pcg hticrs mast h. rcgiNcrcd Bp
me PoH NoSt-r
Aug 81, 1854. o-.cm
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Patents.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS.
WIN tie n. s. Patent OHcc

ITT'JL ~ IT Y D,J,,,y nD,,,
'''' '"' - '''''" NV'''
" 6WtHSt0H,
No. 20 State 81. opposite kilhv st Boston
TNpOpr,N.p INropMA.rroN :;
| ~ SN "a" i''N '''t ~ J." III
lnVchtofs- ne subscriber GATE Agent
Of the U s. Patent Office, under the act Of
ISp-, J.,cr,,ircd -, ,,r.ru, d, iv,,t,,os Ia
r. -. " -, ~,
hVliAh Z 'oi p"t'his' superior 'oihoNc oHtTen
inventors by Oihcls, has made arrangements
whereby on applicafi. rs prcnnrcl and con
dpc,cl Lv him TIIIErY DOl-ApS IN.
"'''i VI,
stcau Oh tWenlN'"N pau pAch ny o'hcls'l VIII
be rcmitted by him in case Of failure to oh
tain "A not,nt and The withdrawal Ihrouph him
n';,i;' .i;n,,. I.,.. .f. a., ,.;.,,7
VIM. '"". ""'' nv '"N 'N!SN''''' Va
vets, SpcclncauOnS, Assignments. anu all nc
cessary papers aud drawings. for procuring
n,tcnts in his and r,,ci,,n countries ursn,r.l
=, -. 49,.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.

Wistar's BalNam 0f Wild Cherry,
Oxygcnated Blttcrs,
Rock Rose,
Jewctt's Bitters,
Langley's Bittcrs,
Mustang Liniment,
Rat ENtcrminatof,
Hair Dye,
And a full assortment Of Drugs and Mcdi
cines May Is. 4; II. A. SHELDON.
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DIR MARSHHLL'S
Indian Vegetable Plaster,

TNIIE subscriber is the exclusive wholesale
l. Agent for the sale of this celebrated
faster.
t-Y-Pedlcrs and Druggists supplied at re.
duccd rates. None will be left on commits
On. HARMON A. SHELDON.
81 ll.ebury, Aug. 10, 1858.
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3 ZEE M E N,
Your attention is respectfully callto the
fact, that
THE VERMONT
CG| GIMI EMIMCB 0
Flanders Patent Beehive,
S winninggoldcn opinions from practical bee
cultivators where ii has been introduced. Ii is
being used in different States and it has met
ihe universal appreciation Of Aparians and
bee mon generally. 1t possesses principles
which arc entirely new, and by their appli ca.
ton in the management of bees tits believed
that those difficulties that have rendered the
bee business prccarious will be nearly OBJ
Waited. Theiv use SO far, warrants this be-
lief.
The advantages this hive possesses over nj
other hives now in use arc;
First: device to prevent r0bbiHg and ex-
cesSive sirdrmiae when desired, which can
nc easily attached to any boX-hive now in use
Second This device prevents the escape
OF bees in winter without the owners cou6n
ing them, as he is obliged TO do in othei
hives
Third; An improved plan to prevent the
ravages Of the moth.
Fourth: An ingenious mode of vcntila.
ton, preventing excessive coid or hcot.
And Fifth the apiaran can easily rid the
hive Of The supcrabundancc OF droncs. BY
so Going, be saves from fifteen to thirty lbs.
Of honey, or other saccharine matter. that
would he consumed by them in the season.
''"'! ot''e' ~ IN ""lcn
.''' o''1 Nv .! senu u
,,1 "' Elk, pS ~ vs. I"" senIng IN
o'",H po'c raw oui Pn.nP''e' eNp'a u.
c"' ~, !. '",, "4'im 10 ''''" "''hSui'cieh'
',''' o,-cr.rr Cor->,
nv .r1,vV i,vNUIVInti - ~ y ~
~, "u' ~ - ~ OAh rights 10
n.nNe, hrnu, "nu use tnesG iTcs On inc most
'eu.omnE'c ,eruns' inl''ilu"' I'sh'S VIII De
@ -" ~ ~ IiTGnEEcena. o,
III ~ our NY ,y "'ln NC 1910 flNGo OF
on,i,i '',t ,',t Us "nlcn VIII
ms oWtN IiSiSNNtv ti'c '" in,,, IUr
norTNpS ""'''s me- hiOh
Tn ,r'i.-, ,',,. ho ro,,i.,od -. u
r;.t ~, ~. ~ ,,;'.I' ""I' At our
,r',.in,.. p.,i. Iii ~ c. .au "Io"' Gu
NGIV.rS WtN;rtn tNiiJE T,'tVGT
i,csno,s;lle ,,a', 81 ,,ooI ai,ird ,t ~ =
noil crni oui,oS, WILL DC
.;t, j., III ~ NJ ~ s,,r "DoFe
Ai1. w W ~ ,Nt,Iipo - = . 81, LEO
a ''-' = W.; Nn,,i ~ Nv,
wo i,eor,ho,or. ro, ',. .',i'.' T..
many l,,,crs wa lava ,cc,;v"d ''o'" '''e
IIorrjs,"vn Y, W. ,e.,. 100
Mr.. Flanders ~ '0''' ''"''
Dr,r Sir.-Snnnosir, ,,,,, oro.o
lcsirious Of tnowinn how vo,r Loo h;,:o ~ %,
the ,nrroycl Of those WHO msn ,i,am, I '';,
sovI NM n swarm in,o tho ono ,o,, w., ~
Julv sth. sunnosirr II IN Lc 81 lao
vonld do brt Ii,tlc If arytb;r,,. In, go -, !,
sunrise tbcv6llo1 tho Livcnnd nor,lv ,illcdu .
Lovcs ,yi,r,,s mo o,I,o, cum, La,.a -
l,i,n'in Lci,,, and ,.,,,i, 81 ,l,o ,n,-N. "''
If iii win vou .enj mo ,ho r .;,,L.
poots &. yo,,rs ,-,'i, '"ss'
IIoptG W. tIsiisc,trrp
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LYONS Kathairon

Hair OTIS, Barry's Tricophcms Sheldon's
Igutching's and Waters Hair Dyes, Sheldon's
HAIR Wash, Shedous Balm of Roses and a
great variety of Colognes, Hair Oils and Per
frgmory Just received by HA.SHELDpN.
Oct IS 1853.
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Trains leave Rutland as follows:
Freight and Accommodation 1880 A. NJ =.
arrives at North Bennington $50 z. NJ.
Express Train lao a. NJ, arrives in Troy
3 p NJ.
Mail Train : 80 p. NJ, on arrival Of Mon
treal and Boston Trains, arrives in Troy at
II z. NJ.
Leave Troy as follows.
Mail Train ~ NJ, arrives ia Rutland SIS
PM.
Express train, p. NJ, arrives in Rutland
9,3g +. M.
Accommodation and freight train leaves
North Bennington A. NJ, arrives in Rutland
A. NJ.
Tickets can be purchased at the ticket of
fees of the Rutland & Burlington Railroad.
N. BIO avoid mistakes, be sure and
have your baggage checked and tickets via.
Western Vermont Railroad, and not change
cars at Centre Rutland.
A0tf NYR0N CLARK, Lessee.
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LounoN. Ky, April 9th, 1850
SlR-Pernii' M" to address 10 YOU few lines, aud do
tho honor t" Ply I" rcinest that will make in the
conclusion Of TIL. letter efc.
hui Il graduate ui rrausi lvann Medical University |
have pricirrd medicine IN this wilderness about
i've years but owing to exposure to bitter cold
have been indisi"s.i viii, Acute rheumatism about kix
months After having exhausted ny skill in the treat.
nlrn Of my ease, and deriving benefit. induced
TO give Your fLuiD iNrsA'r or sAnsArARiiLA fair trial
and accordingly purchased bolr Of your medicine from
your agent. MIR. Gcorsc r. brown about weeks nso
mud must confess that one bottle has entirely cured n.
IL i my "p"n. that your PREPARATION Of Sar>hp,rlia
Is decidedly superior to any other preparation IN use.
and viii tai" t-, pleasure III recommending it to the
afflicted as being Remedial agr. and win advise Tia,
physieians to u,r 1t in their practice. etc
Respectfully ours, b. ALLEN NJ. b.
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OMAN KNOW THYSELF.
In Invaluable Book for rs Cents.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A
COPY"

100000. G e !%.. , i"',,
a year. A new edition,
revised aud iinprorcdJu,t
Issued.
DIR. Hunters Medical
VI ,nual aud Hand Book
fnrth- Advertisements
tug all outline OF the ori.
.s ia taFfsHFFa -. ss..f
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ETs
have examined the Int 0f articles that compose John
Bulls EStct "f SHrSnpsr aud have no hesitation il,
Ray ing tina, il is safe ami valuable eunpouud Iwoui
prefer IL 10 any article in for the diseases AZ hing
from nu impure state If the blood inut nt the ;, stem
confidently recommend IL TO nay friends ns being ,
powerful IAttnr, aud that lrirye will cure ali
clH,ses # drr-vs for which it IL rtUunu ended il ns.d
according to directions Lrlicy. It to br yalunb.
Fucr-iaueum TO Mercury 49, Nay, | have my doubt.
Miri"r IN the most violent mud protraced eases If
- phis accompanied with Nodes Tiophc in carries Of tn.
bonts whether ought to succeed every other remedy
5. X. McCONAt HE, NJ H.
Honorary member Of the Medical Society," IhiladeI hia
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Glass.

uf nearly all sizes, constantly for sale.
= When yon make y picture frame mako
II possible 50 that SOME of the following 81
res OF the Glass will fit. 2lx3O, 22x30, 20x-
30 2oS2s, 20X26, 20X2i, ISx22. lSx2i, lex.
- lGx2I IL a SIIEIDuN
Oct. -, 1851.
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What Makes the Butter ily.

is question readily solved by those who
have used the World Fair Prize Chum.
The subscriber is prepared to challenge
competition in Chuwls. For compactncss.
ncatnc>s, durability, pcrfcctncss of finish and
working qualities, the subscriber claims that
his churn is superior TO any IN use.
y large assortment of various Sizes and diff
fcrcnt styles oflinish, arc ready for the mar
kct, having been manufactured by the sub
scribcr himself or under his immediate su.
pcrintcndcncc, for actual use.
Every churn is warranted as made of the
best material and put together to stay. As
the subscriber has made this his permanent
business, the public has additional assurance
that things Shall be rs represented.
Orders addressed to The subscriber, at thi,
place, will receive prompt attention.
l'-All orders addressed to j. Daycnpsr;
or Il. BeckWith, Nildlchury, Vt, will be
promptly attended to.
c. W. BALDWIN.
Mildlchury April 1SJ3 ho.tf
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OL d GALEN HEAD
ODISPENSARY, No 81
MAIDEN LANE, the oldest
institution under that name
in this country, ever csiah-
lishcd for the removal aud
prevention Of the Venereal
disease without mercury.
Ncr Remedies, QuietCHrcS
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CroWbars.

OF various sizcs-for sale at
DAvENPoRT's.
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We earnest, invite all lt'r--'rs who suffering with
any II " the las that nrr l. heir to- To call on DR. John
bun agent amt get r"pv Of Bulls Family journal
"HArisi aii iur thr sal" 81 humanity. hope that
sihei' individual wiz NOT be- found unwilling give Hull
,"'"la i" I"i'i nlrr i,rus ami r'r'rciIng NJ the
sam" tinr nt II l. Impossible TOR the Doctor to pub.h
a." tenth pan u the number ct certificates uf
ours le'utlurd by his S'r-rparia. The amount ui
testimony voluntarily siuvrrc GA r Bun Snr,aparilA
from well known ant di-nsGishri individuals. both IN
public aud private lie, hS been rri,ctly overwhelming
Piiuci al Office, No. Gclscy Building,
Courtlandt st, New York, and No ], Finh Il
Louisville, Ky. g. W. p. Russell,
23y Agent, Midilchuy.
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Mcy. Z. W. sEmoN,-IIcr. Il. srENrNsoN.

CoNIUsIvE.- Kew. l.. W Scion j. wirIy and generally
known ~ an eloquent ai" accomplished pastor the Vi
H. church. and Rev L. Stevenson has been huown A. on,
If the most ;alr', and z.alous numbers that the Ken
tucks conference could boast Of for nnny Years mud at
this TIM filling the high Hud responsible station Of *, Mt
Tor the NJ l.. look concern.
IorisyuLE. MAY 20th, 1873
We hay" used John Ball S,rsnIariH and ha,. known
h To lee USED, VITA entire sis iriiu aud We have 40
hesitation IN stating lr-f that 1t Is "A raj. and
valuable medical compound and calculated to produce
much E"full r"i"te much suffering; and Therefore
would rhtcIlu. aud m"st earnest! recommend il to the
Afflicted ~ stllON,
tsgueil b. STElLNsuN
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IMPLEMENTS.
MIDOLEBURY, VERMONT.
CrRAW CUTTERS, of the most approved
.Npatcnt, for sale at j. DANENPOHTS.
= = -
DLOuGliS, of almost all kinds at
J. DANENPORT'S.
~ = - = =
STONES, Box, Parlor, and Cookiug-all
bkmds, at J. DANENPORrS.
= - = - - - - - - - - - - - - -
.SiTONE Pipe & Hollow Ware at
> J. DAVENP0RT'S.
~ ~~~- - - >'~>~> ~ >>~~~
fNlN WARE of all kinds, at
J. DANENp0BTS.
- = - = = = - =
ZOE WORK, Of every kind usually done in
- Tin Shop, at j. DANENFORTS.
= -
CORN SHELTERS & Vegetable Cutters
" For sale at J, DAVENPORT
49, - - - - - - >~~~~~ -
II Y KNIVES, For sale at
IL j. DAVENPORT'S.
- = ~ - ~ ~>>~~ -
IRON, Steel 4 Nails, for sale Mt the Iron
store Of J. DAVENPORT.
- = = = - -
CPADES, Shoyois, and Crow BARS, at the
agricultural Depot of
j. DAVENPORT.
Middlcburv Oct II 1872
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ITO LET-A SMALL ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE
with all the modern Improvements The furnltur which
will lie sold acrincc. Apply at the Office
the Irving House. the house ~ West Thre street
A w. u.
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l,GrIAGg lND FAkCY FURNITURE WsRgkcOvg-
tt asf i.gs4txay ntFssnt sAe ~ .tse&&4a thgs Ma
INNS a aTAItr oEsF 60 t4ie
NOS ~ ssfg ssl Et. cnasfseg As1 yrsrsh if2 fe
- eE~ u h~s tfF. y = ES.'Hsiafrfff sEss
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YrO LIGHTHOUSE 10 COTTAGE PLACE, BETWEEN
Bleecker aud Houston streets The furniture Will either
be rented lold Carpes oil cloths and part OF the
furniture was last May. Address Z. 4. EVANS, ~ Gil
sey building
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|rro LET IN BpooKfYN-THREE BEAUTIFUL. HOUSES
Dean street one In second place, quite conycnen
No routes Gas fixtures hahs, &c will be lei
VERY reasonable. Apply 10 HARVEY CoSOILY1
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ITO LET-FURNISHED APARTMENTS, TO SINGLE
gentlemen without board parlor handsomely furnished
bedroom and bath In the r class house
No Great street third door from Broadway Refer
cnces exchanged
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ITO LET-wfTHoUT BOARD, TO GENTLEMAN AND
his wife, room and bedroom bedrooms, with the
use a sitting and kitchen. Terms moderate Apply
at ISL West Sixteenth street. Reference required.
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RAmhY, HARRINGTON LESLIE Will. Ocna.
ID MONDAY, sept 10, the store
No 0.s BROADWAY

No Oh BHOADWAf,
Win entire and es'-iisiye stock OF he olp4ceA
FRENCH ENBKOTDERlFss RIAL TAGEH,
MOURNING GOODS, MvsiiNs HAkDkERcIgyUo
MItfS,
and other description ~ rirh and fancy roods 10 -
found 81 similar house. In uc city aud ri prices unrvss-
dcntedly low
IN. inspection Of the ladies Of Now York. aino of sranx
visiting the city tally invited examine tho spiGnlt4
aud erthnsvea array Questionable novelties combined here -
their approx nj and purchase
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4 cAnp.-i AZ INFORMED, 81 HAVING RsTusnD
~ ~ efcuisf ttzt several fysdss hare bNn
tsfy, phs if1t.s4tss-hssasx psS1 -
rsnos. save len deliver boesisy oso~isx he N
tIrs dat - delivered al bet nsy shisA b. W. iss -
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b sTFisDI1.g. Deala co Btcss~sg.
'Igr1Ji-rysrTiYut WV fTY1JT. ONLY u To -
MAArYN 6,tlsk - BfsstSag fseti 80 sh rwSD.
nan IafsH ftffis1sn fesy.srtfaiiy
ftfr4faEy siffr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

.1,o LET OR FOR sALE--A VERY BEAUTIFULLY FUR.
nlsbed houxe. ine location In Br0nkyn, short dis
ance Re south ferry new and has all modern improve
Noae hu, responsible families VII personally
bewsen " m, leo'cock, Al q Beeknan street. 1ss aooT up
pat-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

yNRiTING, BOOKKEEPING, Sc.-3& BROADWAY. :
w FOSTER a DINOS's classes forming.
rhoge who wish elegance npenmanshp eaperness N ARIA
mGc and mas,ery Knowledge OF bookkeeping, respect
fully invited call and Judge for hemselyes as 10
rapid improvement effected te New York school oil wnng
and Accounts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

f,'OR KrY FCsT tsD roRI nssiffoN -rilr srpr
49, AZ rQhf lesfes s-Fsy 49, a. d.i.y tNse,
~
vrOr rAfDS EYfPORV NfDDLyfDNs FOfNf. A.
" ~ rfseusr FHDhAsD HtIgHr ~ kf.,s fss
n wms - eFsss tar s0rsrf rar~Y - yor1os grfnfa
~ .s.r1s s.gn afsr psfr i1tt esnas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

YJ,nE FRENCH INSTITUTE FOR YoUNG GENTLEMEN
i boarding and day school, No as Fast Twenty fourth
street directed by Mr.. FILE CHARijkR Of Paris former
iy II. Peugnets school, will open Wednesday, Sept
18th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

TENANTS, REGISTER

fr,O LET OR LEAsE-THE SECOND AND FOURTf
floors Of sS broadway OF White street being YER
elegant Possesson immediately. Inquire III
premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

WANTgp-A SNAIL. ITALIAN GRryHoyxsp srfTA
eIms D. q, ", Herald pgcr q $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

mo LFT-To A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, THE TWO
story attic and basement Louise II Bank street; has all
the modern improvements hot and cold water, 8c with
tesroom attached. Inquire on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

BOARD wANTEp-rOR GENTLEMAN AND LADY
DIN Brooklyn The ferries. and bedroom furnished
p san situated whore few boaraers taken Tcrm'
be moderate. Board from September Ih permanent
the winter. Address Ellington Herald Office, stating