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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-09-21
BETHEL TOWNSHIP, FuLrox Co.,
SEPT. Sth, 1855.

SEPT. Sth, 1855.
Mr.. SAMSON In accordance with the requirements
o4 the resolution, passed by the Representative Con-
isTence held IN Bedordo the 4ih inst, which honor
sN me with the Democratic nomination for Assembly
1erewith soemnly and sincerely pledge my honor
man, and Democrat, that am not now, never
have been and never will be (Whllst have my sen
ses,) connected with the Know Nothing or with any
secret, oath-bound, political association. am proud
TO be classed as an humble member OF the great Ma
tlonal DemOcTatIc Party. | also pledge myself IN
the event olmy election, to oppose the election OF ST.
1loN CAMERON, any other Know IN Nothing or Aboil-
tlonist 10 the u. 5. >enate-and will cheerful
ly vote 10 Repeal the Ant-License Liquor Law ofthe
last session, and also for a repeal OF the law which
provides Tor the sale OF the Main Line OF the State
Improvements.
These my honest opinions and with them arr.
content TO stand or fall.
Very Respectfully, Yours, &C.,
JOSEPH BERNHARD.
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NOTICE TO ASSESSORS.

The Assessors eject are hereby notified TO
meet at theGoaanssioners office, on Thufsaay
The IT'D day oi. October next, to receive their
Instructions, Books, &c.
A. S. RUSSELL,
Clerk to Com rs.
Sept. 81, 1855.
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Passnure Williamson Case.

gg-rhe Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, the Chief
Justice and all the Jutices being the Bench at the
time have decided against his appiicaton-Ju
KNOX dissenting. Justice BL&cK delivered the opn-
ION OF the Court. We have been much Frustrated
10 be able read either the opinion of Justice BLACK
or Justice KNOX, and have concluded defer their
publication until get able TO resume duties,
which sincerely trust will not be long. We have
already published the able opinions OF Hon. JouN K.
K8.E, OF the T. S. Court, and Hon. Ellis LEWIS,
Chief Jastice of this Commonwealth. 1t is under
stood, we believe, that Justices LowRlz and WooD-
WARD will also write out opinions In due time we
wifi publish all these great papers. We fear TO place
them in press now, lest some errors might occur
We consider this of the most important cases
brought before the higher of Pennsylvania
1T-FRAHKL,N COUNTY FAIE. The Third An
nual Exhibition OF the Franklin County Agr-
cultural Society viii be held at Chambersburg
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, the ID,
Sd and 4th OF October next. The list Of pre-
miums is unusually large, and Gov. Pollock
has given positive assurance. that he will de-
liver an address on the grounds, on Thursday
I.cf,
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From the Fulton Democrat.
Mai. joseph Bernhard.

The following pledge which have just received
from Major BERNHARD, speaks for itself and need.
no explanation
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6rThp Editor is improving, bat is still con-
fined TO bis room.
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Sept. IA, 1855.
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Sept. 81, 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS,

TO YOU SAY LIGHT-MoRE LIGHT THEN READ
danger in the Dark" by Isaac Kelso Just pu shel
W A. Raaney No l95 Broadway, New York Sent iourth
the fuise Of fiction, and clad in the habments OF
nance this brilliant work exhibits vivid and striking
picture Of anti republican all It's grim repulsve
features, hdeous FORMS aud Internal Like
the sudden fash Of polcemans lantern upon n midnight
scene Of crime unveils, in starting aspect
signs insdious movements and hidden policy Pap-i
hierarchy and brings to light the dupcity infamous plot
ngs craft and trckery prctced In midst
Of the Jesnits-a brother of pous asasnsthe yest
and most despcabe of race the breath
OF liberty and subvert the our glorious
republic while they owe allegiance to foreign despot and
bow 60 master in Rome Upon the guilty he lds these
sworn enemies Of civil and religious liberty the author hu
with giant force the fearful thunderholts OF just
domination, and especially epels with burning ind snaton
Their audaeoas assaults upon the shoots Of
country To tho cultivated mind this furnishes
intellectual treat happily combining does
ment with ntrucon It's pages cannot fail TO delight every
class OF readers Price 81 Agents wanted sell this
TO whom liberal discount will be made. sample copy,
with catalogue of maps and books BY mail postpaid,
on receipt OF dollar by letter. Apply sddross
RANNEY, Publisher and dealer in maps and books No.
L.
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A LpERT IL NICoLAY. AucrloNEER.-pEREMrro

A LBERT II. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
"a ry sale o. $40 hrst mortgage seyen real
Albert II. Nieoay viii soil at public auction on Thurs.
change without reserve the highest bidder order OF
This railroad s two hundred and two and half miles in
south Louisville Ky crossing river BY
tunnel and in connection tho ohio and Misssspp Rail
nes shorter than the ohio river The issued
bonds to the amouat Of s2ioO only, secured mort
hands OF trustees They 90 each bearing interest
q Tho oho Ire and TSas do@pay ia Ns%
YORK The lands Of the first mortgage, contained in
amount Of and upon this mortgage sut hundred
and forty bonds are or can pc ssued The lands OF this
being along the and within bounds state
their cash value at time Of appraisal and what they
% @sr are Il the o. ap ~ Ss bas
chang for the real estate mortgage ut tueh pres
case less than ourhh Of the appraised value This rail
road has from It's earliest TO the
credit the company and without the sale bond
and is the fixed determination Of the company
9th, railroad bonds the security these bonds
mos. nndonsss 81 Of the
completion the real estate being entirely
The completion Of the road or any other eond
ton whatever For pamphlets and statements Of inl
'''a' the AIRhRT spy
S1he President Of the Company knowing the intrin
upon his wholly solicited appointment by
Of some in whom lad the utmos. confidence 70
and the condition Of the road, which did and hts report
pcted the Statement. and ashbe Of the
would therefore recommend these bondsto friends be-
cnrity profitable and permanent Investment, and
thy Of attention. the sale made by order tn. Compa
ALBERT il. NICoLAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

Bsonchal TrcchssWe rendering public speakers 70.
eAlist aud others who affected with hoareness
senta to apeskne sudden changes climate benefit
they will but follow our experience, by drawing
teuton TO these Bronchial Lozenge which
are recommended BY cur most prominent doctors They
possess the power OF ahordng relief to the throat
continued exerton and know of many ladies' gem
emen in the theatrical profession who find them truly
John Brown Son. and sold to rev, who finding Il
suited to their wants. recommended It to Others until IL
has thus worked its way along has
most valuable remedies for bronchial affections known Tho
success OF Browns Troches has been such to induce
others to fabrcate spurious article, called Bronchial
Iocnes nnt the genuine article whoh we have tried
Troohes Saturday Evening Gazette. For saa by RUSH
TON MEAKIM, New York, and Brown shines, Philn
delphia.
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4 UCTIoN NOTIrE-EDwARD scuENcK VIII

n UNTTUN E-EUWAKD StHENTk WTII
n sell Monday, March ~ choice wines bran
dies &c consisting Of Pnet Cason, Martcll, Otard Du
puy and other choice brandes; Amontado bun Gordon
Ntoria, Cloroso aud other sherrics Governor Hopkins
Maitland, Phelps Co, and Harmonys madeiris Muscat
Tol port, claret champagne together with
casks of Muir Sons Edinburs ale and Bya London port
brands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

UCTIOE NoTICE-CONTiSUATION sALE-EDw
"A SCHEkCk will sell this day, at his saie rooms, III
all street. superb diamond jcwlry English French
Swiss watches &e The diamond ewery consists of Of
bracelet pin and earrings cluster and single pins
and rings Of great beauty also watches da
monds The gold je~elry of of pins
rings, sleeve buttons studs, bracelets ocke &c Sale
without reserve.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

HENRY II. LEEDS h CO., AUCrIONEER-HoUsE.
III bold iurniture saes-Henry II. Leeds Il Co., viii
give their personal attention they done for many
years pas % the sales Of household furniture at the
Tesldebces Of fanies breaking housekeeping
moving They vii also have regular sales at their
ton rooms ~ Nassau street, between Pine and Cedar
for the convenience Of those who may desire this medium
oil sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

HYATTS Life Balsam, attested by thousand desperate
which have appeared in the Herald SUM- and other
papers, the great reliable purifier Among the latest
OF kings evil is that Of William House l. Wilet street.
who suffered deep oahsome scroulous ulcer andor
the left the swelling from which covered the neck Mr.
H. Gardner IS sworn before Mayor Westervet, June 30
lt53 cured month of terrible which had
existed twelve and destroyed his In rheuma
tsm govt, neuralgia, &c the of Hon. " d. Fowler
1 Stanton street. and Mr. H. Rice 81 Grove street. stand
forth among the most astounding effected They
completely crippled. You who afflicted, visit
those IS cents per bottle Principal depot 26
Grand street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

Caters in great variety at GoRMANS new store No 30
Canal street Every thing sold in ths establishment Is
premises and warranted to be OF qua
hty The public assured the prices will be
sonable as a good article be made. Remember, Coz.
mans Is the place, 40 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17
HOTELS.

I'AGlE LoDCsGs.--GEsTLExES WILL DO
II welt rsHtHtsr tlat they obtain seAa And con
'sftAte Foo y. IT, = i1s fsr vtsf o. psr tt
he LttS, ssrsef VI WAAeD aEJ glArAfsY ssrtss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

Kentucky Trust Co. and Bank OF Con.
rcrsvie Ind. redeemed by D. s. Barnes IS Liberty
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THE MILITARY.

yI,o THE VETERANS OF 1912, OR THEIR wIDows--
j Those ~ho received forty Of land enn-
tied 20 40 more and those who received eighty
are entitled 20 eighty more and obtain
their warrants Of the agent. r T. BETS 81 San
street, basement No charge whatever until warrants
SO collected.
lyETERAss or THE WAR or Isl2-wILL ATTEND
funeral 81 brother SOLDIER John "a Irod from
he Ia rspdsnce No ~ West Thrty sixth street on sn
cay he l4h met 81 oeloek " NJ drssssd in the asuAI
w JONES L. Gel CONF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE FARM II
IL Westchetsr county, belonging 70 the late VIM Smith
deceased txetty ~ miles from tho city hair
miles from white plaIos, Harlem Railroad the sale will
place the 18th March Al twelve O'Clock NJ the
premss Tor rsfteula-s AMI mGpi % ry'rtr,y apply
o. N. SMITH, No ~ Past broadway Nsp York 0r - T. &
PLAT1, Surrogate. =. w. smith executor, WmfcPlalas
Tsrr Taraf
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SALES AT AUCTION.

GEORGE CooK. AucTIoNEER.-LARGE.s SALE OF
NJ household furniture piAnolorte tapestry carp-ts
.iivsr ware &e 90 Saturday ttes dsyo At l0s o'clock
BY stov,r Cook at thc salesrooms Broadway,
Duane street, an extensive Of superior
and he u.tkeepns artele Of every description eonsstn o.
elegant tapestry carpets, little silver plated
ware casters cake baskets spoons forks ladies a
portly decorated china tea and coffee vAses msnte
ornaments very large French plate mrros marble slabs
and p ndd rosewood pAnofors ia perfect order
"A beautiful In ropectcan he examined
any time before the sale; ten God paror suits in
French lrocatel and plush marble top centre sde aud
sofa tables etegeres secretara bookcases music eahna
rosewood and mahogany bedseadr dressing and plain bu
reaus marble top Wristbands and oommodos mahogany
wardrotes OF superior quality, hair matr paassos
custom made extension dining abcs sofas lounges sofa
bedkteads, tprng seat chars rockers tables
guartets do and kitchen furniture Of every description
Pianoortes at ~ o'clock Catalogues the morning OF
sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

Slippers ties and buskins first quality Ss o. I0s "a
quality g. and IT, per pair; With boys youths misses
boots and shoes; the largest OF
any in New York. Wholesale and retail.
j. b, MILLER co, 13t Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

A UCTIoN NOTICE-COLE son, AUCTIONEERS-
n Large and sales OF valuable improved
in New York aud brooklyn Monday March 10Th At the
Merchants Exchange which, Nos 2li 2i3 2l5 III
Front street brooklyn ~ ~ 40, as rs Atlantic street;
five houses nton and Navy street.
of fleet and Lafayette streets and some thirty
houses and lots Also, Wednesday, March 2l by COLE
Chiffon, huctioneers, the following New York city
property 10 close concernSos - and 200 East fonr
tecnth and East Thirteenth street, " and -
East Eleventh street; i4 East Twelfth street. 2 aud 1
Seventh street. III East Twenty nth street and i'3 and AZ
First Tor &c., apply TO tho Auctionners IS
Fulton street Krooklyn and IL York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17
EIRsr EDITION 1850 corIEs-REApY rms Day.

i
THE HISTORY OF THE HEN FEVER,
GEORGE T. BURNHAn.
Splendidly illustrated by Billings n Andrew
Retail price, 81 %.
Read the following oontenta.--
Premontory Symptoms of Present 10 Queen Victoria,
the Disease. Experiments OF Amateurs.
The Cochin Chinasu Bub True History Of : Fanny
BILE No. l. Fern
The First Fowl Show in Bos. The Great Pagoda Hec
ton. "Policy the Best Honesty
The Fever Working. A Genuine Uumbug
How Poultry Books Made. Barnum in the Field.
Ny Correspondence. First National Poultry
Threatening Indications. Show.
The Epidemic Spreading. .Stand from UNDER
Alarming Demonstrations. Barnum's Innate Difdence
Height OF the Fever. A Suppressed Speech.
The Second Poultry Show in A Confidence Man.
Boston. The Portemonnaie Owe EN-.
Mutual Admlatio Society's The Essence OF Humbug.
Show. Hold Your Horses
Conynlescenee. A TRUMP
The Progress of the Malady Fate OF the Model Shsng
"Bother'cm Pootrumsn hnea,
The Other Side Of the Ques- Tricks Of the Trade.
ton. Doing the Genteel Thins.
Height of the Fever. Final Death Throes.
Advertising Extraordinary. A Satisfactory Pedigree.
One OF the Final Kicks. An Emphatic Clineher
Running it into the Ground. Bursting OF the Bubble.
An Expensive Business The Dead and Wounded.
The Fourth Fowl Show in A Mournful Procession.
Boston. My Shanghae Dinner.
The trade supplied by j. c. DERBY,
Bookseller and Publisher Now York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

A CCoRDEON AND BANJo.-THE ACCORDION AMI
n banjo taught in xix Lessons Terms % in advance Pu
pills by my easy and improved method learn with tn,
greatest facility Aecordeons and banjos az all kinds
hand. Prof J. l.. JACOBS, Az broadway, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

Awnings-One Hundred per Cent Saved by
hayine them prepared with @. H. TYLER'S anti mildcw
Numerous testimonials to its great preserv
ing properties application to the awning and
IN nufactory. % East Broadway.
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ioners stock lumber, tools, mortice machines engine
boiler wagons iron safe. &c will positively take place.
Monday next inst at 10 o'clock, sl Eighth street.
avenue ID.
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will be found at the Canton Tea Companys newly erected
and elegant store 25 Chatham street Pearl and
Roosevelt Streets the oldest taa establishment in the city
We assure readers they do better than
where, either at wholesale 0 retail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

Geo. w. JENKINS, AUCfIOHEER.-GEG. w JEN.
~ klSS ~hl sell At auction, Thursday, March - 1885,
on the premea NO. hnty street, the contents Of the
livery stable hecngng T. James Quarry Tho atook
sists Of horses Tason, eh rohes blankets whips, har
ness, ae &e The whole viii DO sold without resar ason
Terms cash, in New York money. Sale commence at
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III NOV ~

Mr. WOOD Has BLspt 80 It's DRAWING AGA
vi DENY from 80 IryaAway ~ ~ Ntfb @s.sus satssf
FHtcstth itr~st sEfr8 he wll give ptvst.
iustrnctian 70 lev Igft usfsrr tat.8 ~ naAs.efs
mats loards a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

NOTlCF.-WILL BE SOLD AT THE PUBLIC POUND
IN Broadway and Forty second street saturday March
IL at IL NJ Que horie and harness. also i've pigs
Iiy order OF the Found .Ianster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

Co EGenuine medicated cod liver oThc firm of Rush
ton Clark Co.. being dissolved by the death of Mr. Rush
ton their genuine cod liver ell Is prepared only by
their surviving partners and sole successors
HEGEMAN. CLARK Il CO.,
Chemists and Druggists, les, 23 and 5ll broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

GET THE SUNDAY MERCURY, TOMORROW 1T
will contain new and exceedingly interesting Tale
OF New York life written house top together with
abundance Of matter of interest remen military gen.
tlemen the dramatic and musical professions
try at large.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

UCTlOS NOTICED $. HOUGH, AUCTIOSEER-
hSnle Of elegant and costly durable
furniture rosewood pianorte oil paintings pier glasses
silver ware, dcTbis Saturday morning, large aud
reserved sale at U NJ at 81 Warren street tho whole
large first class house. consisting II mahogany
deboards Of excellent workmanship mahogany marbs top
centre crab and sofa tables; elegant rosewood suits &c
also the lace and brocatele window curtains and shades
mahogany and walnut chairs Sofas hair cloth sprns
seat paror chairs manel ornAments fine pictures &c;
fine toned "a octave piano forte also endless
quantity Of mahogany walnut and maple beises5 Of dit
front descriptions; south urcd horse hair
tresses comorters sheets pillow cases. pAases
mirrors &c Brussels three ply and carpets IL
mahogany bureaus washstAuds with marble tops
toilet sets hat rack seat chairs rockers hair
cloth do besides great quantity of crockery ware
glass cutlery spoons woodenware &c ocoth stair rods
Ens fixtures &c stoves for parlots and cooking
dining and exengon tables DO. Every article these
sales will be positively sold TO III" highest bidder The
sales perfectly reenothng IL bought in Parties wish
ing 1t tho privilege Of storing their goods until III.
LIST dry Of May Terms cash Sale positive without rega<i
to weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

I MORIARTY AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
81. day, at 10 o'clock, at 73 Chatham street large
.ortment furniture and other goods consisting bureaus
chairs, tables sofas carpets feather beds,
clock, miIrors, oroekery. glasswnre. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

AIRS A. LANNAY WILL GIVE A SOIREE DAN
W sante at Montague Hail. brooklyn, Tuesday March
20 Patrons learn particulars application to Mrs
IAnpay at No ~ Livingston street. Brooklyn Tickets
must DO secured before the evening Of the soiree
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.


BERNHARD HEMLIBEN.-TTE HEIRS OR CREDI
ID tors OF the late Bernhard Hcmben, who died in Nal
~aukie Wis, the 10th Of September 1851 will hear of
something to their advantage by apply King No.
William street, New York.
Milwaukee papers please copy.
REFORMATION WANTED OF JANE TONER WHEN
last heard from In West Nineteenth street. by hor
brother from baltimore II this should meet her she
will please TO direct few lines to j. r., Herald office, sta
ting where q interview may he had.
AJOTICE.-THE LADY WHO UNFORTUNATELY RE-
IN ceved accident Thursday evening last at White
Opera Rouse hereby informed that the utmost sympathy
unaffected tho of the proprietor and also by tbs
members Of his company The affair totally accidental
and IL hoped that the lady those connected herew tn
will omit any censure towards tho and his
pany. CHARLES WHITE, ~ Bowery.
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IIs WITTERs ArCTfnNTEn VIA STA -
w Honasy - ihA 7s'esk = - Cast Et's~t Lars
go astrahie nsaTheut - ksusshai8 arnIfpFs ~
d.tgTtau tgntsnf III rsrpsts slistatAf skbtsay 80
st frame E1Frart trtisi faaEttl cSa44stft 1fsE 80 80
Gotta. fxns. wArAfshes b5skFfses ps1Fasf
Fiji turtaus ~attttsnfs ut'h nAyhs ft tsfeA Asasssi
aasr snf othsr mattftssss cathtr h~df qfatuft
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

nL PARTNERSHIPS MORNING, At ELEVEN
" o'clock At the gallery and book saie.rgom, 3 Broad
way large collection Of oil paintings mostly American
artists comprising rich landscape river and lake scenery
writer pieces aoopy OF Coles voyage Of Life asupero
fruit piece by Hoesen; cattle pieces historical subjects
spirited hsurc pieces dc all sgantiy framed suitable for
cabinet parlor saloon This evening, att o'clock
uable assortment of books among which splendid .i
ons OF the poets standard histories seienthe aud mscel
laneogs works, letter and other stationery.
JNO. LENISON. Anctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMY, q HOWARD srREEr.-MLLE.
j. CAROLINE VEZIENS begs leave to inform the pub.
he that she hi opened her dancing academy for the
rtruction Of ladies and the stylish
Of the day School for practice from o'clock r. NJ TO 10
IN the evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

A LADY ACCUSTOMED TO TEACHING rs prsIRoIrs
N OF giving lessons In German French or musi s,,h.,
at her house that OF the pupil Address
Herald sffoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

This truly extraordinary remedy 50 nysoratng that
Sew doses will Immediately renovate the system mparny
wcre lfe strength and energy to those suffering
from declining health Sold Mt the manufa ctories 30 Maiden
lane New York and IA Strand London and by druggists
a. 10, C2hc, and 81 per box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

WAsTED-A roy, ~ 4 HAT ASD car STORE
w uae acquainted ~i' the retail trade p,cfsrrr3 az
prentice tansh. Aply from nine T. twelve 9eYes Z g
iultGb ttryet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17
LECTURES.

DEv. VIM Il. SPRAGCE, ID. d., OF ALBANY, WILL
III deliver the twenty third discourse before the Young
Mons Association OF the South Dutch Church. Fifth
corner Twenty first street. next Sabbath evening,
S4b instant, at IN o'clock,
THE REV DR. PORTER OF PITTSFIELD, MAsSA-
ehussetts, will deliver tho Goth discourse before the
Young Peoples Christian Association Of Calvary Baptist
Church. Twenty third street Fifth AyenueJ
row evening, at ia o'cloch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

CAIuRDAY MARCH H-BY GERARD A BELTS,
- agctl0uccrf GrOcereu. &rAt llh o'clock A. No ~
ycsey street for o. whom may concern the stock
groceries contained Ia tie above store c0hsng In part
% black sugars coffee, soap Hour spices,
&c tie whole embracing general assortment being
~ less dAAug 4 ty IRE and water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR SALE CHEAP-A
Nl profitable investment. IL is In its fifth
with good circulation; partner with 5000 would be
taken. Address Capital Herald office.