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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-16
The Mother and the Widow.

The following well portrayed picture
We take from religious paper. II 'herr
is any situation which deserves sympathy
and commands respect. II is that oI TIE
mother left by the loss Of her husband, ,hrr
earthly stay and support, to bufrl the eIe.
mems OF adverse fortune al"ne {:
1--WE are slow to acknowledge any wo-
manly character. living or dead, as supe.
rior to that of the good mOiher--such as
We find her IN all our communities. She
is pe.lIaps called 10 no single great act OF
drvoledness--but her whole IIie is a socri
fee tor the good of others. How she
works To bIing up her children. No la
hui is too hard. She denies herself every
comfort To give them AL education. Sir
would paIt with her own hearts blood 10
make lhtn happy.
"Ihls devniedness becomes more re-.
markahle when. bv the death OF ihe father,
Ihe mother is left slpae 10 struggle OIL
through life. Ii We were 10 set Oul 10 rX-
plore this city, we should find many Z
poor widow, with five or SIX lllIe chill
dren dependent upon her, struggling for
their support with a patience and courage
truly heroic. With no frtnd> to help rer
and no means OF support bat her needle.
she undertakes 10 provide for her lltre
family. She makes her home IN an a.lir,
and here she sits aud struggles with pow
ert,. No one comes 10 see her. She
hears only the cry of lhnse hungry lIiir
mouths, which call to her for bread. AID
there she tolls all day long, and often hall
The night, that Ihey may moi want. And
yet she does moi complain. II only her
strength holds out. and her ff"rls are sue
cesslul. her heart IS satisfied and grssR.l.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-16

nexions of the road, besides exercising a
Oppressive ehectnp business affairs gen.
eraIv, has operated materially against the
company's revenue for the current north.
Another difficulty with which The com
pany has had To contend during the recent
severe weather is the great effect of the
frost upon the machinery. 1t is we'll
known that continued iro>ls acts with
damaging effect upon the more exposed
parts of cast-iron. In locomotives and in
the wheels. axes, &c, of all cars this is
especially the case. We hear from all
quarters of the effect of the cold in this
particular. The newest and most soIdiy
built machines are not exempt from this
liability, and it may be safely estimated
that a, no previous period has there been
more damage resulting from the weather
than during the last three weeks.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-16

A good lady, who had two children
sick with the mea les, wrote 10 Ilend
for the best remedy. The friend, who
had JUST received a note from another la
dy lnquIrlng The way 10 make pickles. In
the confusion the lady who inquired about
the pickles, received The remedy far the
measles, and the anxious mother OF the
>lrk children read wish horror The follow
ing :--Scdld them three or four times IN
very hot vineg-.r, and sprinkle them well
with sail; in lew days they will be Gu
red ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-16
G303GB :908EL' :: z Z,
A QUAINT OLD BALLAD.

| have young sister
Far beyond the sea,
Many are the presents
That she sends to me.
She sent nc a cherry
Without any stone,
She sent me pigeon
Without any bone
Withou! any thorns
She sent me briar,
She bade me love my lover,
And that without desire.
How can n cherry
BE without a stone
How can a pigeon
BE without a bone
How can brIar
BE without a thorne
And who'cr loved without desire
Since true love was first born ?
When the cherry was blossom,
Then il had no stone
When the dove was IN the egg,
Then it had no bone
When first the briar ,prouted,
Never a thurne it bore
And when maiden has her love
Oh then she longs no more
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-16
Wholesome Advice.

Keep your mouth shut, all you that
will keep late hours these cold wnlei
nights, III crowded. heated rooms, until
animal vigor and mental spIigNihness are
exhausted, and yet must breast the bleak
winds of JANUARY 10 gel home. see
nothing amiss in the festivities OF friends,
and nel.hhors, and kindred, these long
winter evenings; better than moDIng at
home nothing ami>s in the glad re un-
ions OF the Young and cherrv-hearted, ,eI en-
though they NAV be extended, once in a
while, TO The wee Short hours avant the
.twal. 'ove to see eladness in all, al any
hour of the twenIv-lour bur 10 do these
hings safely and long, make ii practice
to observe two or three simple and easy
precautions. Before you leave, bundle
up well gloves, cloak, comforter shut
your month before you open The stree,
door, and keep il reSoutely closed unllI
you have walked briskIy for some ten min
utes then, il you keep on walking, OF
have reached your home, you may talk as
much as you please. Not so doing, ma
ny heart once happy and young, now
lies in the church yard, that might hav'
been Young and happy slII. But how
If you keep our mouth closed. and walk
rapidly, rhe air en- only reach the lungs
bv the circuit Of the nose and head. and
becomes warmed before reaching the
lungs, thus causing n" arrangement hu'
lit you converse, large drafts of cold all
dash directly IN upon the Lungs, chilling
the whole frame almost instantly. he
brisk walking throws the blood 10 The sur
lace of tie boGy, thus Keeping up vlg"r-
Gus circulation, making cold i"po<sIhle.
if you don't get into cold bel too quick
aller you get home. Neglect of hese,
brings sickness and prena ure death 10
muirlludes every year.-Ha|Fs Jo""al Of
Health.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-16

A sucker specimen, whose visit TO the
State far, gave him liberty TO stretch the
ruth respecting what he saw on his trav-
els, was drtaIing 10 Hoosier the i'm
mense business done IN packing beef in
The Garden City. Said he, "They kill a
million head a week, and the blood dis
roIors the waller in rhe lake for half a
mile from lhe shore "That's nothing"
replied the Iioosipr, sat my uncle's down
III New Albany, they have trip hammer
driven by forty horse power steam en-
grne. Jus! 10 knock the caIle down and
lhrre IS so much blood that with IL they
drive a grist mill Of six run of buTrs, and
never stop on account Of low water"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-16

The editor Of the Boston Iiberaior calls
upon the ladies' OF The North To make use
of nothing produced BY slave Iabur. He
peedn't expect them not 10 Use cotton.
They will not srpei so old q friend from
their bosom t-LOuispiie Journal.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-16

"Pickwrk." on nearing tie announces
meat. al Balilmoie. Of bikeB's name lof
Speaker, aud looking TO he event Of his
election. lscetiously remarked that ''there
was General .4iLea throughout the
couEHy lor Spraker."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-16

Boss, want twenty five cents" said
aj"urneyman PrlrIet {" his employer.
"lwen'y-hye cents How soon DO you
want 1t. Jake -
Mex Tuesday
AS soon as that You can't have IL.
fhave told You often tlal when you are in
want of so large a sum Of money. yon
must give me al least four weeks notice.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-16

Hinfer .Adriee 10 Young Ladiss.---
Thin shoes lead TO damp feet damp feet
bring on cough cough may ,efminats
IN coffin.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-16

Nellher men nor women can become
whstIhey were intended TO be, by carpet.
ing tier progress with velvet; real
.lrensrh is tested by difficulties.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-16

It's blessed hing for poor man TO
have ronenied vile one who will not
wish to live IN .tyIe beyond her hus-
bands income. just becau-e her next door
u,ig Dor does !; one who can be happy 10
the love uf her husband, her home, and
ITS brauiful dulles, without asking the
world for IL smiles or H. iavoIs.
A country paper, dnnnIng lis subscrl.
b,r> saws -
"Snffr' iille sums 10 come unto US for
OF suc! Is our incorpe."
Mrs. Dawdie says one Of her chiIaren
dent know uol'sIng. and the other does.
The Question =, y i,h bsy IS aIt,dd.
G d ta> fashioned for vs. mosi beau-
tiluI world, and yet We d" n.-i ei 10y II. rs
we should. Our only arm seeming to be
the aculnuLallon Of he ''oInighiy dol
lar"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-16
Good Advice.

We copy The following excellent advice
TO all who dye, from the Boston Post:
TO dye a maddpr rel, get mad with
one party and lhpn turn Know Nothing
in hope of gelling an ofire. When The
disappointment comes The redress of the
original anger viii be but faint blush
compared herewith.
TO dye fine scarlet red, cheat your
creditors by four or five times failing, or a
thousand of creduIous stockholders by ru-
inng corporation, and by holding the
acts up before the fire of conscience 3
scarlet dye is The resu!s that never will
fade.
10 dye permanent blue, begin at sew
enleen to ,njnk you cannot get along with
out your beer; continue as begun, strength
ening your potarions as you go on. by
fifty the blue will be permanently fixed,
and lhe dNe will be cast.
TO dye green, invest money IN fancy
stacks. give freely 10 organ grinders, bt-
IIeve all vou hear, including the story oi
the sufferers by Ne>uvius, take patent
medicines, attend auctions, and go largely
into gift enterprises, and your prospect Is
good of dying most decided green.
LADY's OPINION N--The mranest and
most contemplate of mankind may yet
find some human advocate ; and male CO.
qurtGes have had, II seems, al least one
defender.
The poet Campbell saws that he once
heard lady Of distinguished beauty and
rank defend Sir Thomas Lawrence from
lhe cuarge Of having been guilty OF sl'en-
lion 10 ladies', without intending 10 follow
them M by an otfrr of his hand. gen
eman remarked that he thought Sir Tho
was hrghty bIamahSe.
no." replied The lady, who was SAID
IN | ave been herself the temporary object
of the grear painters atleruon +; "no, not
rxaclly--mol so mucn to b!ame,' said lhe
lady muslngIv.
"Wha, % exclaimed the gentleman,
lyon aSIonlsh me. Not 10 blame for such
cunduct!"
mo, no, so much" was still the lady:
musing response.
Can you really, madam" said the
gentleman again, "deiend such behavior
As esrrtOn--"
"Why," interrupted the lady, "to con
Tess The truth. | am fruly Of the opinion
that The majority of women would rather
be courred and jlled. than not be courted
at ALL"
A Doctor in Ohio, writes TO his father
Tins
Dear daddy.I concluded Tde cum down
an glr grlnded into doclur. hardly
don't think | was in more than 8 ours.
afore out | cum as slick a one as ever
was saw.
Hale, coIumby happy land,
Ii amt doclur, Ill he hanged
pukcs, purgcs, an s~ets 'em,
Then, If they di, wI---lhen | lets EN-.
| gifts plenty Of custom, because they
'izr eesy. When you rite, don't forglt
10 put doc,ur afore nv name.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-16

Truth exiirpale error as grass exilrPates
weeds, by working lis way IN their place,
and leaving them no ground 10 grow.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-16
Hale, columbv happy land,

Hale, cOTUIDOV HapPy TaHU,
Ii | amt doclur, Ill he hanged
pukcs, purgcs, an swets 'em,
Then, If they di, wi---lhen | lets EN-.
gifts plenty of custom, because they
'izr eesy. When you rite, don't forglt
TO put docur aGore nv name.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-16

A Doctor in Ohio, writes TO his father
Inns:
Dear daddy.I concluded Tde cum down
an gll grlnded into a docIur. hardly
don't think was in more than 8 ours.
afore out cum as slick one as ever
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-16

W0UNDs IN CATTLE are readily healed
when the animals blood is in q od order.
by applying a salve made Of OF green
cOpperas; 2 OF. white viIriol; 2 Oz. salt; 2
oz. Imseed OF; s OF m0Issses. Boil over
a slow FIRE > minutes 10 a int Of urine,
and WHEN almost cold. add OF. Of vilriol.
and 4 oz. spirits lurpenllne. Apply IL
with feather TO the wound, and cure soon
follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15

ECTroN NOTICE.-TH0S BELL, AUCTIONEER.--
by BELL BUSiI.This day, at 1917 O'CLOCK at No IL
rth William street By order Of two sofas bu
rus, Office desk, two counters &c. Also, balance stock
dry goods; London vioins two VARIABLE bibles
perior bound, Two gold and three silver watches &c,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15
SPORTING.


T,IrAs AND NANCE. IMMEDIATELy ExrERMLyAT
"a by BUTIRRS Imminent, % Fulton street Witness
thousands have proved H. 80 cents per bottle Buffers
Doroqraphy % cents Monster s. Bernards dwarf black
anT sns prize King Charles pups &c All the choice breeds
ser sale md stock. Please copy the address.
~ ATTIFsNAKF FOR sAiE.-A VERY LARGE, LIVE
X IL ra,ilesnake inst in from The country very great
Iicsl,y Apply q, 81 New street
csPopTrNG. SALE, A WHITE AND LIVER
- olored setter dog thoroughly broke by Oscar SANFORD
M New Jersey win be sold low the has further
use FOR him, Apply to Joseph Cox $50 BroadwsS.
Can, RoAT FOR skLE-oNE YEAR OLD, IL FEET
- long good saer Price SO Inquire % Grand street,
Wilnamsburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15
N DANIEL I. BURNS, Mortgagee.
UCTIOE NoTICE-H WILSON, AUCTIONEER.-
n Rich and ma puineent rosewood mahogany house

UCTIOE kOTICE.-H. WILSON, AUCTIONEER.-
a Rich and gnieent rosewood and mahogany house
old furniture panoorte French plate, pier and mantel mir
velvet carpets elegant oil paintings, rich silver
anary birds. 6cH Wilson, auconeer, VIII sell, by catl
pgue this day, (Friay morning, at ID O'clock the enr
uperb Of The residence 30 West Fourteenth street
onssng three costly solid rosewood paror suites covered
tapestry, OF various styles, Elza5ethan Louis
w. and the latest Partisan fashion; solid rosewood pier
ia centre tables OF the most exquisite carvings;
God large rosewood secretary; fancy tables nlad
h pearl; elegant reception chairs in satin, Turkish easy
a IN moquei ana tapestry large French plate pier and
antel mirrors brocate and lace window curtains elegan
ndscspe shades rich china and marble magnificent
sewood ocaye pianoorte finished all elegantly
laid with pea velvet carpets bronzes clocks, girandoes
Oh and costly Paran ornaments, oil paintings comprsnga
eat variety o. subjects by eminent foreign artists
ngng canary birds and cages solid oak dining urni
covered IN iush extension table, fourteen dining
ID arm chairs oak secretary elegant costly china
ID dinner SETS crystal and ruby glass magnificent
tea set cake baskets spoons forks eObeis
SAVERS ivory balance handle cutlery wood and
ahogany bedsteads bureaus and .washsan to match
e French china toilet sets hair mattresses live geese
ather beds, holsters and pillows: lambs wool blankets;
sewood chamber tue ~ hair cloth mahogany cushioned
airs rockers sofas warrobes lounges. couch bed also,
enamcied CO iaEe bedroom suites ingram carpets mir
engavnrs hail stand vclve. stair carpets silver plated
r rods ocloths &c Also all the basement furniture which
1braces large aud desirable assortment OF common crock
glass knives and forks kitchen utensils, &C. &c.
entire furngre Of the above house is Ia excellent condi
Of superior spanuacture having been in use only
nrt time thus aiording opportunity to housekeepers
dom met with. sale peremptory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15

UCTi0N NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-BY
5. BOGART, this day at l0a O'clock at the auction
ms OF Frankfort and William streets mortgage
JUS, mahogany chairs carpets iron bedseads hair mat
looking glasses, bedroom and kitchen furnture also,
u OF books and fancy articles also one panofore.
LOUIS VI. NULTEE, Attorney for Mortgage
Also. Consiables sale-One morcng machines one planning
chine NJ. DOODY Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15

$. SAVAGE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ALTON OF
mortgage sale groceries, by Baglcy and Savage, 50
Ar street OF Friday August Is ls55: splendid lot of
ana light brown sugars teas coffee segars, $50 bash cts
don porter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15

COLLINS HOTEL ToOT CANAL sTEET, NEW YORK.
" directly opposite Collins line OF Steamers This house
pleasantly located and most central 70 business fine suits
q lei. ansien. permanent boaider- reason
able terms FLAKE Il ROBlNspN. Propretoss-
II A PIERRE HOUSE, 60 AND 6si 3foADwAY.-rHE
has the pleasure CT announcing that he has
rnre the valuable services Mr. Forenoon late Of the New
York Bu,e general crn;endeu The permanent aud
travelling upbic viii lnd Cas- u the Ieaansi hrst class
hotels New York fegsut salts 9. rooms e be had with
board from sl2tG 500 Per week, TRANSIENT guess ~
- IT, R.rOcTE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15

AGDwsGE. LIQUORS, &c.-AUCTI0N.-THfS DAY,
lni oc!cc a. 81 Dcy street corner OF Greenwich,
knives forks, spoons SCISSORS, shovels, spades
i boxes smokiag and chewing tobacco 7. ID. pipes,
r., brandy, rin. wine. stationery.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15
MISCELLANEOUS.


d,nE THE GOLDEN LErTERs-EACfG 0LnrEf -.
Do. entities holder the above letters
o .le s-habe; vofeu letters Example II AIS Ecisr
letter 81 vic send wIr s1s Nv feurr mai.
Enclose 81 the iseI, ana address Poso DOR q Esi
o1ce, Albany, n. \.
az vrrICAcIoUs CURE roa cOFSs, SUNforA
"a cslo.es nails growing into the fesh ard every dsort
q tas fest BIZ aus peculiar method. without cutting
without causing the slightest pan.
Mpn.e- IEyI OF 50 fis Rue fe 7ivo, Ps~s snd &c
iu street. REJECT street. LONDON SURGEON CLropoiis;
i-e4 by Emperor Of France an ne fannT
b. and msy 10 consulted G,y, SUNDAYS excepted, 'front.'
o'cscx ri ts once, 81 West kleyeuih street. 6es~s~
vEe Ant Sab Avenues.
rrom biz Imperial Majesty, Napoleon HI, Emperor 81
France1
.te csrsre cue Levi los cors svec srtrem'
tsbAste Lovy snoEor boSAPAs1A
~e-tsy that nr Levi has month"; OF
troublesome eunicns without the least psin aud ws
r-e.: comfort, ard eneefuly recommend nr Lev V m
NV Yosx Mach "a isss. u Esa Seventeenth Sizes.
trrurn n J. reitus Bsa)
un,oced BY Mr. iev beg leave 10 testify 70 his success
f sk having perfectly removed large bunon Of lone
standing without using pam H. J.. FRLrus,
PrnAprrpH1A, July ri, ishl No Boston roe.
addition 10 the above Authenticated testimonies mAa
IN his possession tsmoug which
ladies Of thu highest ran be by fasorng hin
call bls olce. 81 West Eleventh ~
and sixth avenues, New York
B.-So professional connection with Any person.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15

lillian Writers. ArCTf0NEFR, WILL SELL ON
Al lOis O'Clock a. Isl Canal So all the geniecl
- chamber dining room an1 kitchen furniture Of "
eavna the Ciy consisting q suits In brocacl and har
Cent? sllea bookcase gill AM mahogany frame mir
bsp,so carpets hall olcloths, hat rack, mahogany
ainui bedsfeads. hair and other mstre.es beds and
$1,000 dining room and Kitchen furniture NC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15

gNRY y. HERTZ. in, AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL,
this day the en;.re balance Of groceries, wines liquors
seears. By order Of .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15

II And Odd Fellows
Regalis, jewels,
Charts carpets gavels. &c:
Gold and silver stars, spaneies &C.
AtE COMBS Old establishment, "a Grand street NY.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY BY SAILOR, LATELY
L from Furope.-Ai whom II Ladies gen
;lcuen wishing to and wanting he troubled
with sea sickness by applying al ~ Reade street. room No
flryt floor will get sure recipe TO the effect.
YvgRGNps' ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHs-ATrryp
ed by Prof vcrgnes the dscoverer Dr. Prince proprietor
No no broadway. positive for rheumatism and ali
arising from the use Of mercury other mine
Ials. Department for ladies'.
yrIEuLE MONTAGUE ZINC COMPANY.
BELGIUM AND
The Subscribers agents Of this company prepared 10
supply desers with their various products, liberal terms
viz.
zisc wmrs PaSr brilliant In color aud more dura.
snrAruise zisc Asp Mans. for shea,hing vessels
zNc Of extra size and ackness for manufacturers
purposes.
CONTRACTS made for the ng stores and large hui
under be Of experienced Paris rsoers and
guaranteed for FIVE yep,s or longer.
No q Broad street, New YrS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15
TIE WEST

= INV YORK AND HARLkM KkftNoAp.
Fare rsduced-ro Albany, 81 30 SAraicss, ~
Two daily express t<o1na
SO NJ, express corner Of White and Centre HreeA
connecting Albany at LIS A. ~ with The Central Raruaa
for The west win the Albany and Northern Railroad -
III A. for Saratoga whore passengers arrive q laDP ~,
and thence Montreal aud Chatham -Four Corners with
the western Railroad for Lebanon Springs where passengers
$40 A. NJ mali train stopping At oil stations, and arriving
In time for the Central Railroad. -.
aNP M express for Albany, connecting with the CenrA
Railroad for the West at II r n, and with me
Saratoga train a. A. n. the next morning :.
XII The above rans connect Falls with stages s
Lake Mahopae. -
esoA NJ, cypress trim iron Albany ssr ~ ycsn VIZ
out change OF ckrs - We sniva, u the SIS e~ un w
sis A. ~ nan usta Stepping = "A stations N. .u,,. =,
the Ss n express train Of the Cenrs ksroaa NJ s -
arrival Of the Albany and Northern kafoAa ush W."
Saratoga
F hT ei sss W. J. CAMPBELL Superintendent,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15

MORNING LINE FOR FORT MONMOUTH, VIA
W uu,on. ihe steamer EAoLE Capt n. T. Bisnop.
lesyes OF Murray street. every morning. except saturday
ard sunday for the above places az O'clock returning 70
the cl about y. "a. Passengers Tor hsypor snd Middle
Town Point vii always ins stages Tie Union for
their special c0no seon 10 those DESTROYS Of spending
few horre country ard Of pleasant sail this
Of de bes opportunities ha; can be offered Good as
ng ard bai ing he found both at Jnon and Tot Mon
mouth, hotels where the irner be satisfied Faro
IL 4 non aud Por, Monmouth - cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15


TIAVANA SEC ARs.-AII THE FAvoRrrE BRiSns
for sale by the 100 or COO 10 per cent below market
prices sole importer Of Union Club brands
v. Y. ROGERS lei Maiden lane second hoor.
CFGARs.-CAsH PURCHASERS CAN PROCURE BAR.
- ears from stock Of all qualities Also loo boxes sure
ro family soap AZ rs cent less than manufacturers price
cash advances made segars OF Havana domestic or Ger
man ms q utacture. q. CHEEKS. " Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15

A UCTIoN NoTIcE.-MoRTGA AGE SALE OF NEW ga
oSooOB CO. Auctloneers, will sell at No. 81 Nassau st.
Ills day QrNay} Angast Is, at l0ls An, the largest
stock cabinet fiiure offered nj auction this
prsipg superior rosewood black walnut and mahogany
suites covered in silk plush satin brocate and harclo,h
eares library bookcases warrobes rosewood and black
walnut bureaus ee aees and other sofas rosewood and
mahogany centre tables paror yoitarc rocking and easy
hairs Turkish chairs extension dining tables card tables
edsteads, French plate mirrors paintings, including IKE
esses Of George Washington and ady two very line toned
anofores quantity of sterling silver goods sold under
execution n B.Goods carefully packed Also the fur
ture OF family comprising in part two parior suites
arPeis, bedsiesds, bedding, &c. &c
DANIEL T. BURNS, Mortgage.