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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

US WE think that all ourjrcader.. will
appreciate the energy and enterprise which
we have manifested and the cxpence which
we have BEEN subjected to in preparing
this mornings paper. Our unrivalled
corpse of artists were busily engaged all
through yesterday and up to an early hour
this morning, in making III designs and
executing the engravings.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

In tho New York Assembly on Friday,
the bill to nullify tho operations Of the Fu-
gitivc Slave Law was defeated by vote Of
yeas, SO, nays 39-nota constitutional ma
joriiy. A motion to reconsider has yet TO
be decided.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

At late town meeting in Chicopee, J..
Priestly, house and sign painter, introduc-
ed resolution recommending the select
men to use their influence in having all
houses painted and papered, which taking
The voters in good humor was unanimously
passed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

BY Clothes Line Telegraph expressly to
the Daily News.
Council Chamber I'd Ward,
"n Friday Erening.
Brother William d. Lake was admitted
into the Order this evening, and duly put
through brother Robert Seattle was abb
sent in Providence at the time, on official
business. Your dispatches trouble the
faithful good deal, for we know that they
are true. Our municipal nominations will
be made Tuesday evening, unless orders
to the contrary are previously given there
will be music, | assure you. Brother Wi {.
liam }. Swinburne is talked of for Mayor
but this makes kicking.
Yours, SAM.
II The Rev. Benjamin Watson preached
his Farewell Sermon 10 his Church, Sunday
afternoon /; he will leave Immediately for
Rochester. The Ladies Of the Church
have presented him with very beautiful
silver Pitcher and Saver; they arc Of ex-
quisite workmanship, and will no doubt be
highly priced by the recipient. The Pit
cher bsars tho following inscription
/. . A Memorial
A.. from the
y Ladies OF Zion Church,
Newport, l.
- tn ka
Rev. Benjamin Watson.
. Few men could be more missed from
this community than Mr. Watson; during
period OF thirteen Yeas he has been the
Rector of Zion Church, and has been uni
versally beloved by his flock, who now part
with him with great reluctance. lie has
always been straightforward man, con-
fning his attention entirely to the duties of
his profession, and never mingling in any
ones affairs, or making himself odious in
any manner. We congratulate the church
in Rochester upon their good fortune in Sc
curing Mr.. Watson, and trus, that his Ia
bors there may be crowned with abundant
success and are confident that he will
be as highly esteemed by the whole com
munty, as he is by tho people Of Newport
generally.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19


Council Chamber.
All Ward, Monday evening.
Isaac w. Sherman ard James "A. Greene
were voted for Tonight, for admission into
our Order they were both badly black
balled; by our rules three months must
elapse before they can be voted for again,
unless brother Curtis, who has the power,
should grant special dispensation, or rath-
er indulgence, as the abominable Catholics
would say, to vote on their case again, as
he recently did in a case in the second
Ward. In that instance the applicant was
kept ont from malicious motives, but such
is not the case in our Ward.
Yours, 60,
SAM.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

GOING OVER TO RoME.-The Rev. Ho-
mer Wheaton, formerly of the Protestant
Episcopal Church Of Pokecpsie, was rcciev.
ed into the Catholic Church, on Easter eve,
At Albany, by Bishop McCloskey.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

;W- The following are the Ci izen
nominations for city officers -
For Mayor, w. G. Cozzens.
FIRST Ward, Alderman,
Council. VIM. Gray, Earnest Gof'
Second Ward. Alderman, Henry Bull.
Council, John 7. Bush, David J Gould.
Third Ward. Alderman, Duncan c..
Pell. Council, Samuel I. Hopkins, Hen
ry d. Hazard.
Fourth Ward. Alderman, George G
King. Council, WIN. Fludder, Charles L.
Hammette, Jr.
Fifth Ward Alderman, John G. Weav.
er. Council, VIM. S. Cranston, Stephen
S. Albro.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19
PATENTS.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSIN ESS
WITH THE u. 3. PATENT OFFICE


WITH THE U. s. PATENT OFFICE
WASHINGTON,
80. 10 sTATT, oPpostrg KILN, ST, aosroN
IMPORTANT iNFORMfTlON 10 ~
i yENTOkS. The Suhscriher i;a.. a .-a' "i
,he u. S. Patent Office, Under the Act oi io:.'>
dsicrmined TO present advantages, IN spp,,sr,
for patents, superios TO those Oaercd inven,'r
by others, has made arrangements Whereby on
applications prepared and conducted 10y him.
THlRTY DOLbAk5 (instead Of tv,nfy, n,
paid hack by others,) will be remtted b. him IN
case of failure 10 obtain ~ raicLf, aud the With
drawal through him within thirty days after the
rejection. Caveats, Specifications. Assig gnInenls,
AMI adj necessary papers and drawing, for pro
caring ratents 10 ths aud foreign count,'es pre-
pared, and advre rendered on kgal and sci-nt-
tic matters resITering inventions, and infringe
rncnts Of patents.
Inventor. can not oal, acre obtain their spcci-
fcations ON the most reasonable terins. but cnn
avail themselves oi the cxperience Of 20 yeas
practice, an extensive library oi legal and me-
chanical works, and correct accounts OF pairnis
granted in this and other countries; besides ie-
ing saved Journey tn Washington, the ps,'al
great delay there, as well 40 all personal tro'blr
IN Obtaining ther patents. Copies "f claims Oi
any patent Furnished hy remitting one dollar.
AssI3nruents recorded al Washington.
X. n. EDDY.
Solicitor of Pasnfs.
Daring the time occupied the Office Of Conn
pissiun~r of Patents, Il. u. Eddy, Esq, Of iios-
tion did busnessa AT the Patent Ofhce, as Solicitor
oi Patents. There were few, II any, persons act.
ing in that capacity, who had much busines,
iefpre the Patent Office; aud there were nom
who coniuct~d itw,th more skill fidelity and sue.
cess. regard Mr.. Eddy a. one Of the t"'i in.
formed and most skilIiul Patent S0lictovs ,n tbs
United States, and have no hesitation in assuring
inventors Nat they came, employ aperson more
competent and Trustworthy, and more enl,ab. oI
pu,,,ng their applications in form to secure Tor
them AN early and favorable consideration at Il,
Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Ca,nsni isssonrr Of Patents"
PATeNT OYSice, -
"R. n. EDDY, Esq, Bsston, Mass,
"SiR Your facilities Tor the prosecution o
any business connected with this Office, ARE equa
to those Of any other agent. ! am very respect
! fully, Yours, &c.
THOMAS EwBArK,
! Dc 3taw iy Commissioner Of Pa,cnts.'
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A NEW DISCOVERY.

A DESTROYS BEvERAGE.-To cvss bod
"A Spirit, ~ spvrs,a, N.svousness,
~ ii-m rA~tn, Ck,Iic pa,ns
Wind ~ th~ stvm'arh
"aias iW the
.lIr,d n.,.r. M
H pso- iaess.
Kidney 4 m,,isints, M~lau-
choly, n'miua, :res'@ns, ksws- Tr
perahre Nrah aud Stckiy eassssu-
tiVns arr su,.irut tr.tvsvd 10 heahh AMT
V,gor. IN. UNttiUs nAM's AsssArM
tNyiGoRsrikG >riK,r, 10 ssia,ulst~s, sxhiI,r.'
a,es, mv'g"'a,-s bat ~,li nat sa,nxscsse az ssu'
py. As ah-diri~, u 10 syAiek and se~csuAsls
curing the wor~ and m.st .nxsavss eAs~s ~
DysIepsia, kian-y t,InpL,s,ts. and mlh .skss
ders"gen"nl of III" Ss.u.sA and B"~sls. ~
from iour To tive u'u.Nlv. " twe.ty- lo~s kruss.
u VIII inel,nik Ws.vr IN. mosJ masHsseksS
aud dro"ph'g spm .ast ,ss,"s~ thr wrak. ks-
bic, mtvous, a1l .xl.y, TO hrahh. sr.sssA wsx
vgor.
A. a dcl,sio~s " svrsgv, i 10 refss shS~x. ~
, hiliInt,hg, ard s,imvai,sx; u Shi ss,thst tu-
tosicate or rnH,'ty. The in.mprrasr " Mrlsiss.
will find instant ,slsi hTn tlr ls.sSDk k>-I.es
produced b. the Ssr ~ laJ, 'sS'A seating Iisvs-'
Urs.
NERVOUSNESS
Persons who troai the inyudicious Use n
] quors, have l,ecUinc del cied, and their nsgs =
Gus system. shattered. comstiul sons M.krW
down, and sulI, CT to that LorrIblc curse Ca hss.
maniiy,
rIE DEl.LRIiiM TREMENS,
viii IN ton rnin,ss, ieel the happy and hraltb
,"y'gos..ns salcac, Of DR.. Hams invigoretipg.
S,hrn.
Dir. HAMS AROMATIC INvsGOR tTINls
SPihir--WHIr WILL lf DO!
| DIR. HAM, ehe inventor and discoverrT at
| this mrdcat'd Beverage, ASSURES the pubic shav
tor the complaints aud aauen's il - T~c'sn-
mended Ia Ielaoye aud esse IL Will not dsce,vs'
| nor d,sa,poina the pu,,snt.
| I,-is no, reco,iM uaed ~ a ssse-,n, bs, Er
| The distressing ailueuts x /. recommended sou
the pa,i..u, "a Al lel ,ts happy effects n,,sd;sss
w.
| Dos y, one v i've glass fuil as ofen as neess~
.ary. n, i. good q, all ti,ncs.
4 Oae dose will IN tea minutes reuOve sll ,,a.y
| spirii,,
| Ono dose " n in 1--WE miauses svss hexsss
burn.
| Three doses will cure inshS~s u jon.
One dose will give y"a" good aPpesss.
One dose WI" s'"p 'ae di"rsssne pans or
| Dyrprpsia.
Oe dose yin cure y v"isnt SICK hsndsciis.
| One battle cnesd NJ " 'illam Das'ds1"
Chro"ie !'ysrepsn. Mr.. Davmso" MAS sif'es.
! ed ior SIN year" hc cou'd nan eat the esoss-
SIMPLE iood Without gr.aa SUFFERING. Ose u"s-
tie cured him entirel, he now ea's annual n"d
vegetable io"d with ease,
II Nms bottle cared gentleman oi tysfet~@
with Water Bru.h Erutationsi he icis brs,rr
after taking tn tSsi dose.
n Mrs. Steru,s, vi New York city, wHs 20 nou-'
bIed with d, s,4lua, Aha, she &sd not eaten
nnea, for four ,eais. She was ss,M sy cured by
II half a bot,ie, She wns sa ,assch relieved after
taking one wine gass ot the lnvigoratins Spiii@
,ha, she could cal "'sa' dinner without d'fficuiy
/ y.
One dose will remoxe the disagreesl,Ie and
L :
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19
The following are the Know No,hi

The following are the Know Nothing
nominations -
For Mayor, VIM. J. Swinburne.
First Ward. Alderman, VIM. Messer.-
Council. Pardon w. Stevens, James NJ.
X. Souhwick.
Second Ward. Alderman. Philip Ste
vens, Council. Thomas Coggeshall, B.
ii. Stevens.
Third Ward. Alderman. John e.
Altman. Council. Robert J. Taylor, Ira
French.
Fourth Ward. Alderman. Seth w.
Macy. Council. WIN. s. Vosa, Thomas b.
Carr.
Fi'.h Ward. Alderman. James Curtis,
Council. VIM. J. Holt, John A. Hazard
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

XXJM.C. COZZENS & Co have aow open
w IN ready C,r sale very large AM! elegant
lot of C,rpctiass, consisting Cf wi':' u, Velvet,
Btu.se'l, of various q'''t'es, Supe'hie 3p'y,
inIrain an 4 all tive COM nou qualities. Custom
ers may he asm cd ot Il ui,ng in on Carpet
Rooas f, splendid lot Of gods and VI sroa y re-
duced prices from Lite years, making 1t most
favorable Tine To buy. MI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

1DkUNES IN fancy b"xrr aud jars, Jurt reed
l. fresh, at CARk's, III Thumc--st. mas
CHOCOLATE Efray's nad B,evrt's best
" Choco'ssl., also Choooate Cream AMI Cho.-
ook,te Drops, fresh. just received
q. .MUENCHINGER,
liz No. 10 Spring street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

ERENCH CASSIMERES SIX O. w,ers W idc
i All 'N rate art'oe for Boys L oihng, sci
ling tor II 60 per ,ard.
SWINBURNE s. GOFFE,
mo door. n,f,h Post office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

BARBERING SALOON.
'TilE undersigned having taken the store No.
L Is ihames.st., aud fitted 1t up in a neat aud
commodious manner, is now prepared To execute
all branches ofthe Barbcr,ng busiprs, such 40
Shaving, Hair Cutting, Shampooing. Curling,
SC. he would respectfully invite the farmer
customers If Mr., Samuel Young, thaviv pnr.
chased his urni,ure, &c.) his friends and the
public generally, to give him call
A. l.. PIERCE,
jl6-d opposite l.. A. Shei mans.
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I\kI ANrED--tn acti,e. iui.Iligicn hoy, ip
w auend store aud do errauds also boy 10
learn the trade. Ewpuc VI w. ". bliss,
j,23 i,7 Ih.pes-s'.
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DOY WANTED--A stoui active Boy wanted
mo F.LHwroV l. BROTHERS. .

NEW Paper Ilanaigs--wM.C &. COZZt vs.
~ & Co. OIL Tor s.i 10000 rolls of P'per
illngings, at the sowest prices. NIL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

TURKEY wigs
lust reed $40 small bssks,s fresh Twksy
J rirs,a wi,as ar,ick. fm ss,r hu. NJ rie
Thsnws-s,. s.A. PARkER.
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DoP Corn, for sale at l7l Thares Stree
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k0uIa;E

lust ,ees'vesl and now etss'ng, noe .sse ~
~ t.asis's' sni Misses ursb ssi bissk Bssvvr
DO mrs Il the lrest fs>h'os. Aiso oss rsse
Of l. .c, saI M,sss f,h H met, AZ " shs~h
win ie suId a. th los.-. rr'rc~. NJ va 'hssssss
stree, r,au.t thWth. ira tkbNtH.
p3b
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

MOHA'R Uuronets-\npthcr lot Of new .iylse
wi received by nI7 c. W. TURNER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

BY Clothes Line Telegraph expressly to
the Daily News.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

u has besn the lot Of the human race To he eigh.
ell dawn by 1isras. aud sufierin HOLLOW Ai'e
PlLLr are specially adapted 10 the relief of the
WEAK, the NERVOUS, the DELICATE, aud the
iNflRM, OF all clnirs, ngrr, sexes, and eohrtiiu-
t'ns. Professor iloll,s~ny personally superihitLds
ule III inutaciure oi his medicines in The Iniird
Staies, aud offers them ,o n free n"d enlightened
people ~ the hesi remedy the world ever saw Tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30
Sudden Chnpues from Cold TO Heat, from

DRY, this season will produce bilious attacks
nguor loss Of Appetite nervous affections and general
M bty wants Assstanct And the best re me-
~ you take 10 Dr. JOHN BULLS tarsapa;iila the
greAiest spring and summer medicine in the void 10
Sortands street, corner Of Broadway -GteS building
PUtt 81, or tix bottles Tor 80.
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Look the rascal in the eye

The Pubic are Cautioned against Counter
struction of insects vermin. Peders
these deceptive articles examine the wrapper that il
displays four national medals and the propretors engraved
signature T. LYONS depot, At ia Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30
DANCING ACADEMIEs.

DANCING ACADEMY, 6S5 BRoADWAY.-MR. Pc
has the honor to sppris his friends and the
public that his saloon will be opened the whole year.
day for private lessons and for prssce in the evening"
he has great young ladies' the
able and graceful dancers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30

To Nervous SuMexeKs.-A Retired Clergy
man restored 10 health in few days. after many years
great nervous sunerng 10 TO make Known the
Of Will send free the prescrptiou
the Rev. John H. Dsgns SO Fulton street. Brooklyn Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30

Window Shades Mt Wholesale for Cash, by
wOoDFORD WEMPLE, 5s Catherine street, New York,
OF window shades and table oil which
they offer prices to suit the times
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30
POLITICAL.

YOU'VE MEMS DEMOCRATIC. UNION cLUB.-THE
i members requested to meet Thursday evening
Nay 81 at oolook take part in the grand demonstra
ton in honor Of the election Of Henry Wse Governor
Virginia. JOHN COCHRANE, President,
CORNELIUS CARNEs, Secretary.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENRWRD EVERY DAY.
LECTURES.


nR coLLEITILECTUREs NIGHTLY1AT CoNTINEN-
~ talHal Of Thirty fourth Eighth
nue.. Auaisnces large and fashionable subjec. this eve
ming 1he Digestive Organs and their Diseaseshiyhiy
instructive and amusing Why look graveg All, you
have dyspepsia Then hear this lecture it only coats
shilling Doors at quarter past lecture commences
ct O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30

I'm the Curiosities OF Literature, we find q
statement hst paid thousand louisdors for
q cho slippers. II readers would mbibe
idea difference beautiful Indifferent
shoe, let them 20 to CANTRELL, $50 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30

Defiance Balamander Safss.-RObcrt n. Pa
TRICK the sole manufacturer in the United States Of the
celebrated Safes and r. c. Gons mpenetrable de-
Asnee bar Depot 2 Pearl street, deer
hAlow Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30

xh.nm cbassd aesh positively cured by GoUkAUD'S
Italian soap poudre subtitle uproots hair from
nx nart OF the body Lily white, rouge hair dye and re-
At depot 81 Walker street. frat store from
Broadway; Mrs. Hayes, Brooklyn.
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Holloway's Ointment and Pills scrofuia,

great nervous suffering, 10 anxious TO make ksown the
Of win send free the prescrpou used Direct
the Rev. John Dsgnsu SO Fulton street. Brooklyn N Y
HoiIoway's Ointment and Pills - scrofuln,
salt rbeum NJ skin diseases
rsdicay cured II this ointment he rubbed into the
aneced salt 10 forced ilto meat No external diseases
can long withstand the combined power d these wonderful
medicines Sold at the 80 Maiden lane New
York, and 24 Strand London and by all druggists at Is
cents, GA CENTS and 81 per pot.
Toothache cured In five minutes, by DIR.
TOBIAS wonderful Venetian liniment, pay; head
ache in half hour Sold by all druggists and strkeep
ers. Depot, 90 Cortlandt street.
Hyatt's Life Balssm.- Rhs umatIsm In Its
most painful forms also scrofua old ulcers md the
cases of diseases Of the blood great debility liver
plant kidneys, incipient ption, &e
tanl cured BY this great purifier Principal depot.
Grand street. IS cents per bottle.
Sure Death.
Aston HOUSE. NEW YORK, Aug. IL, 1853.
hessrs Parsons Co. -Gentlcmen We have used your
insect extermnator with great and cheerfuy
commend to the public the best preparation for
''a'.'' " AA'' '''' '''' coi Is gsfErsoN.
CIV. CLIcKFSER Co., 81 Barclay street, Agents.
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THE FIRENIEN.

THE FTRENEN.
ROTICE.-THE ACTIVE AND EXEMPT MEMBERS
In Of 0ceanus Fire Engine Company NO.
TO meet at the engine house this Wednesday II o'clock
the last tribute of to late associate and
member, " illiam Van Nest, Jr. By order Of
WIN. REID, Sec'y. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Foreman.
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The Baron DIR. Spolssco, N. ID, A. b., csc-
tscm London Of European fame great ana good ga
MARIAN Is now gererally conceded daiy performing
sreat astounding cures than al tine iAul o.
Nicholas Hotel " Spring street. Strangers, take no,ce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30

Boots and Shoes.-LOrin Brooks, Iss Folton
street, wet of Broadway opposite st. Paurs Church, 10
At who tender feet with buck
skin calf skn lasting and cloth gaiters patent leather
shoes and pumps of all Styles with splendid assortment Of
boots, low cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30

Dr. q, 9. Fitch, Author or the "stx Lectures
on Consumpton &C. ONCE IA Broadway open daily tsan-
ssvs esceptedI from until o'clock, treats consumption
ssshma assesses OF the beart and all chronic diseases Of
mailer and tsmales. Consultation Tree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30

Drs. RGhrig d Upham, Ocuiists, 354 Fourth
street. from 10 A. NJ to r. NJ.
successfully treated in Of complete
bdne catarAe specks the eye, granulations OF the
eyeds without operation The remedies used
are safe and harmless References given At the ofce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30

saair Dye, Wigs and roupees-Bstchelors's
celebrated factory for these articles 2ss Brosiwa Nine
Wholesale and retail of limitations. The largest
assortment Of wigs and toupees in the world.
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,riant Whlslers and Moustaches pro.

dueed six weeks by onguent which will not stain or In
inre the shn 81 bottle 81 % half Dozen Sent TO
part Of the country. r. u. GRAHAM, 5o broadway Zei
ksr south Thro street, Phiadelphia Briggs Albany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30

20 without noise the perfect contrvance yet
public notice They the finest thread
without breaking and perform the heaviest work. in
leather without getting of order One machine
viii do every Of work. Clear proat Of using one
chimes are liable for infrin of patents
l. M. SINGER CO.. Sz3 Broadway
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PLAYING CARDS.

DLAYIHG CARDS.-LINEN PLAYING CARDS, vEEY
u old snd well seasoned, with all the other various quail
ites of dnen and cotton cards made by SAM HART
For sale to the trade and club houses at their store
Baxclay street, opposite the Aston House.
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Very Important 70 Housekeepers, Farmers.

and Trait owers-Spras patent seiiseanns fru,t cans
state without the addition Of other preventive
property The may year after year. and
eaiy opened closed by screw attachment N. B-rhe
genuine sefsalng have cast In letters the top
tits patent, Wells Provost proprietors Full d.
rtetions foi accompany the cans WELLS PROVOST,
sole propetors 32l Pearl street. Franklin square.
al the principal cities and Throughout the
IIntted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30

AN UNPUBLISHED FRONT ROOM, WITH BEDROOM
ADJOINING second story separately or ogether closets
AID pantres good table and attendance all modern
provements permanent party st moderate price, APP
ply ut l39 West 22d ct.
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tran has osted this dye into public BY it's
excellence int celebrity and on that basis
Il and unApprsaehed. In minutes
~ converts into attraction Manufactured sold
. and applied, at No. castor House.
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Hearing for the Deaf-Persons An Hcted
invited to call at Rushtons and examine
aurice, which Is small instrument made OF
prepared plates so adjusted a TO communicate high 90.
Of vibration which passing through graduating tube
into the producing The desired effect They
constructed as TO be without being noticed fkE
Derrick ". RUSh1UN at No 10 Astor House, coraer OF
Barclay street, Az Broadway, OF Canal street.
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A YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION IN A SMALL
II private family general Good reference
from her last place. Inquire at IA West 18th st. second
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LIQUORS, go.

CODA WATER, &C., &c.-TWENTY CENTS A DOZEN.
Drivers commission men and the trade generally
be supplied with superior srtle of soda and
arsspar at the above low price, ty calling 1856 Mercer
street, in tho rear.
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE
"A young woman TO do general housework in private
family good washer and ironer and do PLAIN
ing and give good reference. Apply at lSs Madison
York.
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A REsPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED PROTESTANT WO-
IA man wants situation in small private family to do
general housework could take OF child BIRTH
required; chambermaid and waiter and to
Of chdren 10 good washer and roner and plain cook
No objection to to the country The best Of city and
country Can be seen ~ 100 Mulberry st. In the
basement for days.
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A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT MAN WANTS A
II situation groom; he perfectly understands the
OF horses having served eight England SUCH
lie would make himself otherwise useful would
objection to short distance the country Address
line TO 7. A., Union square Post Office.