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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08
FURNITURE.


COTTAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE wARER0OMS-
" A. 5l4 Broadway, opposite the 81 Nicholas Hotel. MA
IHEWs STACEY orr tor aAle the extensive a@.ort
snl oi fancy cottage enameed and French furniture Ia the
tinted states reduced prizes yariry nf mFnss
psassss pillows, bolsters Ac s manufacturers prices.
FURNITURE FOR sALE-li1 YARDS OF VELVET
tapestry carpet nearly not otled, ron, " 20
yard. God marble centre table, nice, two
three common bureaus. Apply 70 !. q SMITH, 10 Hou
L'URNTTT RE.-GS-TIiE FURNITURE Of THREE
IN good order, be purchased Tor Tie above
amount apartments and be had present rent,
desired immediate possession, good opportunity lboe
commencing Addres- for two day, A. H. - Herald orc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08
FOR SALE.

FOB PRINTING OFFICE FOR sALE-THE WELL
furnished and advantageous office located at 70 Spruce
street, possessing advantages. Sold owner
Is DESTROYS Of devo,ng himself to other engagemens Terms
reasonable. Apply On The premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

II = NAIL HTEAMIHHTP COMPANY FOR HAVANA
~. ard New oriean.-On Monday eep,embs II, 2
y. NJ, from pier food of Warren N. r. ths
and a,ore sfe.mship chhsCYNT CRY Captain John
Gowsn. having been thoroughly oserhaulei aud pai hr
as condiou viii resume her place de sni sal
stove.
Passage BE- secured NJ the oompsny's oclse
ffeighsto New Orleans ~ cents per cubic f0d
Shippers VIII be supplied with blank bills afnr ~
fsn signed by The company ON application their No
oher iofms signed and bn u .dng Viii BE- xnes sf1s
he hour 81 sailing.
For freight apply the oce Of ,he company III
west street. corner o. Warren ~ o. EOBLRT4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08
4 NV BoOg-Tug MAnniAGg GuIDr, on FAMILY

n ssdal ADD Physlolasies Insssuctor sf>,.ll ~ ~
married Ao.s ipsnilre - marry By Dr HeilrA ~
and fsc'ursr Bnnfrrh .alon. sss buni.f r~Sss
co0red plates. Prize dollar Psbllsbsd W T. ".
STRONG No o. Nassau stree New fort, VITO ~4l kfvAra
by NAH free. eosip 81 on Dol AZ and Nssfess.
I" Ihe mosi rso fdir.zfy toos ever real Ore
feature ~hieh patcpaty di,iineuisfs his to1s ron AZ
oihsrs kld ~ s trruaf ~ irltry snf 1S.fst
which perv-dc- " H-ksjesl ami surgical hsstss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

L,RANKIIE MUSEUM, 6s BowERY-sArunDAy.
II Ssf~ n, gala aurscfinns.p
BENEFIT OF Mis- ELLEN DICKaos.
when company ~
fiFTY YOUNG LADIES
VIII appear Ia the Model Araran together with teas a
agility 10y the Arab Gitls" bale tsnciagn "Leas keur
opera Troupe !, AZ he whole forming -
GKAkD MAMMOTH ENTERTAINMENT.
for hi. day and evening only Remember lodsy a. ~
hn pal o,cock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

NOTTON MILL FOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
The subscriber viii sei at private sale the cotton mill at
paterson, New jersey known Harmony MIL containing
veneen ooms willows two pickers nineteen cards.
aawng frames, five speedors grinding frame Dan
feeling frames with All other fixtures and utenseIs for
hsuse Stand leased ground with light and perpetual
@ase: Inquire Of PIERRE j. BERTINE, Administrator, "a
Warren street, up stairs JOHN II. HEDLEY, Attorney 80
0nA6ou -
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A USTEALIA-PfONRyR f.fsE--rARRYfSG THE q. T.
IA Nnn-Shprers per clipper shp BLACK SEA are ~.
quessed clear helr goods the Custom Hous- his day
ra..engsrs win B. on board at pier r. on Mondsy, ss
A. NJ. The beautiful clipper bark Golden IRA VIII
the Black ard having birds a. her pod
lively engaged win have Immediate despsieh For freight
H. w. CAMERON No 6 Bowrax Green.
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TSOALYARD FOR SALE-ONE OF THE VERY BEST IN
~ New York situated Of Fourteenth Ninth
syenae and very favorable lease Has been doing large
business; with excellent horses stables fixtures office,
As In fine order chance for to step into q
splendid business. j. T. HODGES Pacific Loan ONCE over
the Pacific Bank
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JULIEN CONCERT sEGARs.-TTE ONLY AGENT IN
The lned states for s iayore and extra brand q 50
CARS, In JULIEN ALLEN 80 Water street, Wall " "
None genuine except hose with The signature II te
be box Operas, Coneas regsas VI Paso. loudrcs and
nianiai0ns. also ior sale az very reAsonAbe prlcee
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L'oR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS THE z. r. NAIL
II steamship BLACK WARRIOR. J. D. Bullock rom
mandcr VII commence receive freight Monday sept
and sail from pier u, North river 81 oclsa r. NJ precisely
90 Monday, september 10.
LIVINGSTON, CRocHERoS A co. 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

A MOTHER ARRIVAL OF MOST ELEGANT AND
IA fashionable of French goods which have been
selected by Mr. Roberts, at The Exhibition lately held In Paris
They Of the beautiful designs
quality unsurpassed. The ladies' Of New York and strangers
~" PETER ROBERTS co, ss Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

A UsTRArIA-ProETEg LGSE-rkRRYTSG THE y.
"A r. Mafl--Th~ and beautiful clipper ship BLACK
SEA ~ Cate master, ai her berth pier 2, Eorh river
win positively before 10Th Septcnbsr. The
modaoas or limited number q PASSENGERS Are On he n
approved principles light ventilation and COMFORT bes. AL
on deck fhe os de Paneef line ia crs esab
nsfnen years ago perhaps unpreceden,cdo serious
having and claim having bern made
he oces while the thousasd Of pasenger
absolutely sickness has been known The advantages o.
employ ng Gre, class ps experienced commanders de
mosraed BY the following remarkable PASSAGES never
eQuaiied nom counry:shps Ocesn s<ed ~ days Fly
ina seud f6 days. Wlndwsrd Days. Nightingale days
Gertrude 70 days The Black seA VIII be succedsd BIZ The
clipper Nnfod, her third vo-sge 70 sail before
lei October. The fast sailing ss Vandala for Sydney wh
immediate despa,6h. loading at PIER L. East river Foe
freight OF passage spg,y % scs,d Or @ ur,,u.o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

ArEw PATENT sFEtTAcr.Er rOR RESTORING sf0HT
IN seeing near and distant objects through g.ir Ard
lasting for Me rois p.tspies and MAKER Po~sso tHtsks
lecturer the eye NO PARK opposite The A iouss
Abundance daily from a. u q OF. &
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-31

1.-Two judge that the American viii lose none
OF IL Interest er elcgancy by the change OF pro-
pretor- that, notw outstanding the able and talcn
ted manner IN which the editorial department has
been conducted for the past twenty-five years. We
predict u will still retain the high and honorable
position u has occupied for candor, fairness and
aoncst,.-Cambrsdge cry News.
u-TMr. Good win u n ready writer, and an able
man. The American has fallen into good hands,
Riehmend Palladium.
II FMr. Goodwin wlolds a vigorous pen. Mr.
Clafkson made good editor, hut We have no
doubt there are others OF equal ability aud ndus.
.--Greenstarg Press.
lrFT. A. Goodwin Il known Ia this section Of
country Possessing talents OF the nrst order and
We doubt not that he will support the high stand
Ing of The American. -Lawrcneebsfg Proc.
BRooxyiLLs AaEnicss.-Thls paper has been
considerable. enlarged, aud IL now (as IL stated b,
the EDITOR the largest paper Ia indiana. u "
large enough In all coincidence. fficnd GOODWIN
10 onc OF the real proercssiyes. aud Ne hope his
subscription list will DO as much Increased IA
length as his paper s Increased In sixs.-cssssfs-
VILE Tsmes.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-31
The Largest Paper in Indiana.

shall be for want Of unceasing application
editor
circulation that
They thought impossible for
should become the Organ But having settled
ece for the benefit of few sp we determined pursue our chosen
fail publish
full WELL
We
may ma not We
We have tried
candid readers How shall succeed future
the
questions need def position 1t
readers well know On the questions
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-31
Opinions of the Press.

crGoodwin, Of tho Brookville American has
been imf rowing his paper lately. u 70 new one
Of The nssiesi papers published anywhere NS~
Albany Tribune.
Tho Brooks iiic American comes to ne krcasly
enlarged aud somewhat improved IN srpesrsnce.
We believe n " nov. the largest paper. AND one
Of the best In the staie.--Shribsrihe b~n"<r.
1.-THE Indiana American has been greatly en-
largcd aud beautned. and is nov the largest y. ~
paper published In the state OF Indiana. sno ~ OF
ihe elcaresi type also. --Hssfe'n 1hft"'sH ~9re-
rate.
The nrookvllic American has been vsry ma
t.r.ail, enlarged. and the sharp shots viii which
"A abounds shows that preachers cah edt secular
paper. nnrf rate " they chose 10. lie tdttofs Rev.
A. A. Goodwin enjoys his present vocation ~ n he
had been raised 70 s~ ritr< and sa,s lust uhsth -
pleasus about all parlics-and makes up Z paper
that ~ vide awake and readable IN its even col
umn. Good luck 70 him.--Sssfh bend R<xssfev.
fsptAxA AxsntcAs.-this paper has been IsseIy
enlarged AID improved, aud u one Of Ne ncss
indeps ndent papers In the STATE. nh plaIn-epe-
ken. aud s~nsfsii, rigkt scon ne xgvos mesol
esssrens q Ne day s-otd lstssS Aeoessnss
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-31
INVOLVEMENT TO CLUBS.

AT provisions
for less than dollars leos just as much 10 furnish
a
will gatutous
who will send the often subscribers with
them
carefully observed All subscribers
Fellows. and ali
regard them II they are too poor to raise dollar
wn benevolent Tor them II there
oence enough their immediate neghborhoods
From live flourish without such subscribers
neither Yet
believe that will do pleasure contributing
he ustenane such rather than Proze the worthless cheap
other state
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-31
A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER.


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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-31
From the Northern Farmer,
BLIGHT IN PEAR TREES.

Mr.. MISER:--Mr. Wolcott, OF
Franklin, N. Y, inquiries as to
the remedy for the blight in pear
trees. That disease has proved
fatal toa large number of trees
in this region of country; and /
am satisfied, from long observa-
ton, and considerable personal
experience in this matter, that
the disease is a kind Of Vegetable
apoplexy. The luxuriant and
rapid growth in our fertil soil in
duces such an overcharge Of sap
"a kind Of plethora Of the
branches-that the scorching
sun Of our hot climate proves "a
tai to them.
But be this,-lho frozen sap
theory or any other--the cause
of the disease, a word as to the
remedy. You must select such
kinds as are of slow growth, as
the White Doyenne, Sickle, &c.
These mature their wood as they
proceed; or, if you have fast
growers, place them in such soil
as will give them a healthy but
slow growth.
| have White Doyennes near
thirty years old, in the richest
situation l could put them,
which have shown no symptoms
Of disease, but produce, up to
this date, abundance of fruit
| have two Seeding suckers, Of
fast growth, in my front yard, on
a dry, hard, shelly bank, that no
amount Of rain would render
moist, forty feet high, and per-
fectly healthy. Several Of the
same variety, put in rich soil, and
where they had a very rapid
growth, blighted and died about
the same time they began to
bear. | made several expert
ments Of the same character, with
other varieties, giving the same
results.
These facts have led me to
suppose the cause Of blight as
above; butt do not consider the
determination Of the theory or
cause Of blight, so important as