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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


nICKENS LITTLE FOLKS.-A SERIES OF BEAUTI-
~ fu Juveniles selected from Dickens works. his
guoge, with illustrations by barley; limo, cloth,
VIII oe pnbshed on Saturday, Nov; q,
TIE Child WIFE, from the David Copperheldt Of Charles
Dickens l6mo CLOTH 50 cents
Already published in the series:
LrrTIH NELL, The Old Curiosity shopn of Charles
Dickens; co h, price IS cents.
H. SMiKE from the Nicholas Nickeby" oil Charles Dick
ems; CLOTH price - cents.
On Saturday, December I.
OLIVER JEW fAGIs, from the "0liyer TWIST Of
Charles Dickens, lSmo, cloth, price 38 cens
early ready:
LITTLE PAUL, from the Dombey and SOM OF Charles Dick
ems, lsmo,, cloth, price SScents.
FLORENCE DoNBEy from the Dombsy and SOM OF Charles
Dickens; lsmo, cloth price 50 cents
J. s. REDfIELD, 81 Beekman street.
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WlxsI WigsIs EMBELLISHMENTS great trs-
umph Another silver medal awarded Aedhurst Co.,
nAioen Lane Il e great Pair Of he American Institute for
The best wigs and being the fourth medal In
sion awarded % sban they without dspue the
best materials; warranted not shrink change color the
cheapest in The world.
Hernia.-Only Prfzc Medal awarded %
aARsa CO. BY The Industrial Exhibition Of all Nations for
beir patent radical References
psriority-Professors Valentine Mott Willard Parker,
John NJ Csrpocban. An list
and other gentlemen cured by this be Marsh,
20 No ~ Maiden lane New York. and Marsh, Corhes
Co., No. West Fourth street, Cinonnsu, Ohio. Open
A. NJ. until P.M
The Great 1nhaiing Remedy for Asthma,
consumpon, and all diseases OF the throat lungs-Dr
CURllS bygieana Thousands have been health
The past ear by the hygeana Principal oce 3i3 Broad
way and cold by q. H. King 1876 Broadway. Price only s.
PACKAGE Dr. Curtis viii the daily from 10 10
O'Clock, where he may be consulted free OF charge.
Diseases or the Eye aud Ear.-Francis
SALlER, M. ID, NJ X. G. y. T., oculst aurist No n
Bond street. ~ Y. Office hours II O'Clock A. NJ TO 1 O'Clock
r. NJ ~ B-Dr saler will forward his publ ,hed letters
any address upon application.
HOuOW0y's Olntment-The First Surgeons
OF this great country generously nobly
this cel.braed ointment their patients public gene
rally as an ell ,acous for wounds and
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glorious compound The wese1 curing freekie
burn. tan chaps, chafes cncks 4c. Sshg invented
by he genius Il repeat. equal is rcmartabe
The skin. Thousands soap
for years grsefuy aties is truth ror ptmpIes.
blotches, sarhern, Kud All skn deovnuics eqssv eliza
esous In . word = msris The wonderful popularity has At
tanned aud 81 NE cdori NJ imitation and Dzors
NOD dblodge H. Tbere smiling derdng tbs
TACT Goirsues Poutrc subtle upros bslr IRON low
heads, or any part Of he BODY: warranted. Lys
NY white hair te and rrsor save ~ he cd depo g wsner
street. nrsi store from broadway: MIRA Ays kiyn. ns
ton, Bcgemsn Co chison, Green BroAdwsy and irags
Generally.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupccs
excite admiration amongs, all conncis.srs in art suite Of
private apartments applying his Incompatible dye
only reiAbls article Of IL kind Wholesale retail al
RlSTADOBOps No. o Astsr House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

sle at reduced prices the choicest selection fancy goods
and also every variety Of toys dressed and undresscd dolls
hrnad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

Singers Sewing Mnchines.-Sew Machines
inproy style will be exchanged liberal terms
sr old machines Of every kind Great number. q mac hines
The Avery Wilson, Grover and Baker. aud other patents
been sold which can't be used any adyan.ye Ihsse
Aohines offer 10 relieve the public from Cd unnpf32d
machines Of make exchanged In way Old
nAshines received by viii at destroyed For
Srns Of exchange apply personally or BY letter to
N SINGER 4 CO., 81 Broadway,
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mall's Hair Dye-DU0r ohallings Bex, Black
= brown, sod At Heeeman, Clark Co.'S, Is Broadway;
oaaD Nassau strec and Barclay ~ II It's 2l
tuiou street, Brooklyn; DEXTER NeicgAr, Of
end Pearl streets, Albany. T. r. T. Williams, druggiat
nFood street. Eewafk Nj.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGUE.
NEW PRINCIPLEi NO POISON -
In RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE,
antidoe TO malarta,
for the prevention and Of
fever and ague, chill fever; dumb and other In
teIrntient and remient avcrs; also OF bilious tevers
accompanied by typhoid symptoms; typhoid
fever, general debility, night
sweas and all other
forms OF disease
which have n origin In
ma arm or miasmA.
Is innocence Is crided to by Dr. j. r. Chiffon and s ell
and value fully established For sale by druggists
JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, r.
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Beautiful Complexion ana q Perfumes
breath may bob be acquired BY using ~ Thousand
fowera ~ dentrince he's no parallel Price only ah
TgTByp0y 90 Ro~so,
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Forty Year, Experience and Practice on
deases IL human hak, by A. GRAErJEAN, tor
twenty year. had No House Ne respect
fully (nms hs patrons a he has removed 10 Ne ~ Church
ssrset corner Barclay where may consulted daily
from O'Clock A. H. 10 O'Clock y. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

Prepare for the Merry JingIings OF the
sleigh 6els-Prepere for ne h no OPERA he theatre
lecture Prepare for fun froc aud trvoity Pre-
for The reign Of The oily ice klas Prepare assist
by calling on KNOX the corner OF broadway and Fulton
street. aud selecting from his stock elegant fhs
u preparation that should be deferred and NOx'S
stock Is unapproachsbe In variety, value, aud attraction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

Portable Dressing Cases of an entirely new
and compact FORM furnished with aces size which do
detract from their usefulness, at A. j. sAUNDERs
No. Astor House and 1857 Broadway.
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Nren,s aud F2ovs, rlotl,sng

Mems and Boys Cl0thing.- Alfred Munroc &
co. AL Broadway have made large additions their Of
boys overc0ats Talmas jackets pants and receiving
daily with all the Improvements style Also constantly re-
cevng mems overcoais ock and coats black
fancy cashmere pants velvet cashmere &C.
which they invite the attention Of those in No deviation
from marked prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

Tremendous Bargains In ClOthing-S2j for
fSA large lot OF lne black dress coats fashonably cut
beautifully made and lined with satin, worth s25 selling at
EVANS clothing warehouse 66 and 20 Fulton street, al S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

Batfhclore Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The TIE world This unrfvscd and original dye
Piled II private Bachelors wigs and have
ali others being chef deuvres of elegance
Dase and durability peculiar 70 this establishment.
BAIChELOR,n 2aa Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

MISUNDERSTANDING, Winter Is Coming; and
wish cloth button boots with Innings gal ers
md shoes OF all kinds boys misses aud chdrens boots
Shoes with India rubber boots and shoes OF all the various
sty es, the very best kinds manufac ured, pntronlze
j. Is. MILLER 4 co 13i Canal st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

DsgueT reOtypes in Gases for - Cents
Pictures half price, by machinery, imported
expressly ior this factory. Quincy CO., picture Makers
1856 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

Fancy Cutlery, Embracing a large Variety
of pen and pocket knives the
beautiful patterns; also, assortment Of toilet cutlery at A.
a j. SAUNDERS, No. Astor II louise and 3S7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

Jet Goods.-Just Received, n New Assorf-
Esnt Of bracelets brooches necklaces, chseaine sleeve
At OSBORNE, BoARDMAN I0wSsEND's III Broadway,
sorner Spr{nH street. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

Comb Fsctory.-A Rich Assortment Of Tor
toise shell dress combs Of the French patterns be
seen at A. j. AUNDERS', 3s7 Broadway.
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puBLIsHED THIS DAY, NEW AND POWERFUL
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and $40 Fourth IN fss1 ~
10 unsism coif, crupons ~ T. are
fscsuneIcgs ,! Oa1 no saspch' psysssLAzs go E4ys
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OHN OOOU OOIuG NuzHfeUn s-SOnlO
persons think nothing desirable be found Of AWAY
What nonsense Why CANTRELL, Mt No. $50 Bowery, is
selling the pretest and best ade CATERS
at only ls and las pair These CATERS made of the
best French materials and Just goodindeed better
than any transatlantic manufacture. Please call and
them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

Improved Shaker Knit Undershlrts and
drawers ali wool extra heavy also, every description of
under garments for and winter
ties &C. at MclAUGHIN'S shirt and furnishing store 292
Greenwich street, corner OF Chambers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23
POLITICAL.

(EkTRAL DEMOCRATIC uSIoS-As IMPORTANT
" meeting OF se unonn will be held Friday chl.)
ing Tamrnany iiar M7s o lock Member. viii pisa.e be
punciusl Ia attendance. JOHN COCHRANE, Pr,s.fcnf.
SAM OSsfbOD, o.. p,..s,.a,.
CHAs. II. RiS0, '3e ''s''aca"
L. v. GaRas0S, Secretary.
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III II were done, whrn tia done, ncn
Ifwefe W. n Il were dcur aulckly,u

These Words OF the GnAwsurtal Bard have
been re echoed by hungry tbousn< waiting
chops and oysters necl wait for dinner day
The pbcns Gas Company Il: Broadway supply sparsias
will bake, bro boil hnf toast perfectly and quickly, with
out smell smoke, coal, ctaders, ashes, red faces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

Stephen II. Branch Shown Up.-The Great
curiosity Of the public TO this renowned individual face TO
face and learn something OF the of his lie grail
ned on Sunday Lex capital portrait and sketch Of the
the largest three cent paper Ia the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

The Most Complete Pen and Pencil Case we
ssve seen Is manufactured BY W wILMARTH - Maiden
durability combination Of pen and pencil hitherto Of
cred 70 the public They made both In gold and silver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

Gcnln's wholesale and Retail Fur Emp0-
rium.The opening OF the fur Genin
has been sgnazed by the Introduction Of splendid variety
lades fancy urs comprising mu vcorines cloaks uppes
cufs &C. ernne Russian sable mae
mink chinchia and other Materials They made ater
the latest ench models and pur under
cumsances that will admit OF their sale moderate
pricce GENiN 24 Broadway, OPPOSITE st. Paups church.
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Meade Brothers, Phot0graphy.-One OF our
artists artist the Emperor Of Russia His certificates
may galleries. Glass pictures, known
brotypes taken. N B.french German Spanish and Italian
spoken Z3 Broadway
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Defiance Salamanca 8a Tes.- Robert II. Pat
3lcK Is the sole manufacturer IN the United States Of te
sbove celebrated safes and powder proof locks
ND bars Depot l Pearl street. door below Maiden
AuN.
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P1an0fortes and Mel0deons, Manufactured
BY JOHN WAKE co., No l67 Canal street. varck
fully warranted for and workmanship, equal In the
city and 20 per less than Broadway prices N Bsecond
hand pianos at great bargains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

The Magnificent DaguerreOsypes Taken mt
R. A. LEWISS l42 Chatham street, beautifully colored
hive the appearance Of the miniatures ivory
Pupils instructed in the
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EU1Oryns wfsDIno coon ersyasrs WILL vTsn
Ia resfe~tsbs 1sf ttxs.. AL ira 40 -
tsss sfl tfssss fssh.s Al xs~rs fstssr % Ne ri
Ess.fusy ssgHst hs.<s sUs~~. sss vAsTrs ssaeAsxso
-,
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-08
.a Modek Dss,s.

An Editor sc outwest" thus talks to his
non-paying subscribers and patrons IF
his appeal does not bring the "peauter, !"
we think he need never try again:
" Friends, Patrons, Subscribers and I'D
ueTftSers:
Hear us for our debts, and get ready that
you may pay; trust us, we are In need,
and have regard for your need, for you
have been long trusted; acknowledge your
indebtedness and dive into your pockets,
that you may promptly fork over. If there
be among you, one single patron that don't
owe US something, then to him we say
step aside; consider yourself gentleman.
If the rest wish to know why we dun them,
this is our answer Not that we care about
cash ourselves, but our creditors do
Wsuld you rather that we go to Jail, and
YOU go free, than you pay your deb:s, and
we all keep moving? AS we agreed, we
have worked for you; as we contracted,
we have furnished our paper to you; as we
promised, we have waited upon you, but as
you don't pay, we dun you! Here are
agreements for job work; contracts for sub
scription promises for long credits; and
dues for deferred payment. Who is there
so mean he don't take a paper2 If any,
he needn't speak-we don't mean him.
Who is there so green that he don't adver-
tise. If any let him slide-he amt the
chap either. Who is there so bad that
he don't pay the printer? If any, let him
shout-for he's the man we're after. His
name is Legion, and he's been owing us
for one, two, three, four, five, six, seven
and eight years-long enough to make us
poor, and himself rich at our expense.
If the above appeal to his conscience
doesn't wake him to sense of justice, we
shall have to try the law and see what vir-
tue there is in writs and constables."
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-08

Rxv. Asro1NErTE BRowN's SPEEcH.-
Miss Brown said it had been remarked that
!. tsllosD feeling makes US wondrous kind.
Gin. Gazette.
Does the fair divine permit such hber-
tiess Has she ever experienced any OF
that wondrous kindness
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-08

Nor BAD.-The appended negro story.
copied from Southern correspondent of
the Boston journal, is not bad:
General C-gave his black man, Saw.
ney, funds and permission to get quarters
worth of Zoology at menagerie, at the
sane time limiting to him the striking affin-
i between the Simia and negro races.
Our sable friend soon found himself under
the canvas, and brought to in front of Sc
date looking baboon; and eyeing the bibo
quadruped closely, soliloqized thus: .sFolks
-sure's yer born, feet, hands, proper bad
looking countenance, just like nigger gettin'
old, / reckon. Then, as if seized with
bright idea; he extended his hand, with a
genuine southern How 'ye do, uncle2"
The ape clasped the negro,s hand, and shook
it long and cordially.
Sawney then piled his new acquaintance
with interrogations as to his name, nativity,
and former occupations, but eliciting no re-
plies beyond knowing shake ofthe head.
or merry twinkling of the eye, (the ape
was probably meditating the best way of
tweaking the darkey's nose, he concluded
that the ape was bound to keep non-com-
initial, and looking cautiously around, chuck.
led out, He, he, ye too sharp for them,
old feller. keep dark-if ye'd just speak one
word of English, white man would havea
hoe In yer hand in less than two minutes.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-08

GooD.-The editress of "The Una"
paper devoted TO women and progress pub
published Ia Boston, says 'sshe wishes she
was made of copy. ''like man who was
made of money, and had nothing to do but
put her hand into her bosom and draw forth
page after page, filled with Thoughts that
breathed, and werds that burned"
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-08

Rr"Please Exchange" as the Prin
er said when he offered his heart to nic'
little lady.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-08

~ The voters in the Third District
Kansas Territory, have presented THoaAs
A. SrINsor with beautiful Silver Pitch
er, as testimonial of their esteem tor
him, and as slight return for his gener-
Gus hospitality on the occasion OF the late
territorial election.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-08

~ Paddy's description of fiddle can't
be beat. 'It was big asa turkey, and as
muckle as goose-he turned il over on It's.
back. and took, crooked stick and dfawed
across its belly, and Oh, St. Patrick. how
II did snalee -
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-08

bE Why is four quart jug like q
lady's side saddle Because it holds a
gallon, (gallon.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-08

ROMANTIC BUT TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN
W1scons1N.-At Beloit, on the night of
the 23d ult., the wife of citizen of that
place awoke and saw man with dark
lantern in the bedroom, and awakened her
husband with her screams. AS he sprung
from his bed the intruder fred at him with
a pistol, the ball Just missing his head and
burying itself in the pillow. Snatching a
double- -barrrelled from ihe wall he discharg-
ed both barrels at the intruder. The con-
tents of one barrel entered the mans head
and the other his body, killing him instant
ly. Leaving the body where it fell, the
gentlemaa and his wife proceeded to the
nenrest neighbor, to him what had happen
ed, and induced him to return with them to
his house. But imagine the feelings of the
.neighbor, himself a man universally esteem
ed and respected. to recognize In the man
gled body Of the dead robber, his own son
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-08
The Peanut sellers Triumph.

A correspondent of the Anti-Slavery
Standard, writing from Atlanta, Ga, tells
the following story, which he entities the
"Peanut Sellers Triumph; or Young Amer
ica's Revenge" If it makes our readers
laugh as inextinguishably as it has US, we
pity them:
Zone day peanut-selling urchin at the
railroad station was rudely pushed off the
platform by the conductor of the freight
train. His wrath was great, and he deter
mined that it. should be. the spring of equal
great annoyance to his foe. His heaving
bosom, contracted brow, compressed lips,
clenched hand, flashing eye, and half-ut-
tered ''By gum! if don't make you pay
for this, then I'm mistaken all proved that
a dreadful retribution awaited the devoted
conductor of the freight train.
"Young America sold his stock that day
with unusual rapibity, for he sold it at half
price, and was diligent at his business. He
raised twenty-five cents, and with it he pur-
shassd piece of fat pork.
"The grade at Atalanta is very steep,
and heavy-loaded freight trains, when GO
ing at full speed, seldom exceed the rate of
three miles an hour until they reach a GER
tain distance from the city. Young Amer
lea attached piece of string to the pork,
and accompanied by another juvenile went
to the place where the grade is the steepest.
''Now, look here" said the peanut seller to
his companion, and as he placed the fat pork
on the rail, ''You take hold of that string
and pull me along" He squatted down on
the pork, and trailed up and down both rails
for about a mile Of course the rail was
CREASED well. The freight train came up.
It was literary no go. For two days the
engine vigorously pufed in vain attempt
at progress. The conductor was finally
obliged 70 call in the aid of another engine.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-08

For ordnance building, completing cradle to
marine railway; extension Of boilar-shop; con-
version Of ordnance to machine-shop; forge
shop for new steam hammer, snoring ways in
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COp0per's 1squests.

ForSD broryyD.-c,ronsf 6'DonnsB hsh inquest
yesterday at the frst ward station hoaas upon sAs
body ~ an unknown who found lying IN ,hs
wsier AT pier No. North river Deceased evident
y German from hi. dress. lie was quito Young ma
being over twenty years a age. lie dfss.@i In .
bloe cotton shift and pants. Verdict, aapycs~t
drowning"
fsrst Accpscr os snirpoAfD-Ioronsr Gamble hsia
an nqncs, AT the Sew Yort Hospital upon the holy oss
sailor named Charles white sgd thirty ys4r. who
fatally injured ~ falling from the yard ~ ths shiP
Amelia en the - lns,. Verdict, "aecleu,ai asAsa.p
FHAertFr ~ sErtt--faronsr Ga,utle also Lslf an
inquest ., the New York Hospital uyaa the bsay q .
man named Patrick rariey, aysd siry yssfs Who diss
from fracture of the yaro,4l benes feseived by onx
struck On tbs head wlth beau a timber ai The o1
buiding nov IN course ~ demolition, AZ The ~
wahsr and lsatefh streets. Yefalcf +" "sressan,~i
ssath