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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-31

LYING IN BED WITH THE Head HIGn.-It
is often question amongst persons who are
unacquainted with the anatomy and physiology
of man, whether living with the head exalted
or even with the body was the most whole
some. Most, consulting their own ease on
this point, argue in favor of that which they
prefer. Now, although many delight in Dol
stcring up their heads at night and sleep
soundly without injury, yet We declare it to
be a dangerous habit. The vessels through
which the blood passes from the head to the
heart, are always lcssencd in their cavities
when the head is resting in bed higher than
the body, therefore in all diseases attended
with fever, the head should be pretty nearly
on level with the body: and people ought
to accustom themselves to sleep TINS to avoid
danger. Medical Journal.
ENDURANCE OF HEAT.-I myself am Qua
ker, (but not in rclision,) the year through
out, shaking for want of sunshine No at
mosphcric heat is too great for me. Whilst
in the West Indies, on two days in the year
when the sun was completely vertical at ~
o'clock, could stand barehcad, in order to
relieve the hiliocentric rays as they dartcd
down on the earth, without entertaining any
fear of coup de soleI, or even headache
Uotertoms Essays on Natural History.
"a Il don't think it cold, Bill" said a
youngstcr to his companion, as the latter was
trying to hurry up Broadway, on the chilly
and bosterous evening of Saturday last.
"Ah, know why" answered Bill "you've
got thick jacket and drawers, and l 'aint."
Ponder this lesson, We wealthy; and profit
by it, We wise. Your discarded garments.
worthless to yourselves, would relieve un-
measured suffering, and may save many life
worth saving.-Post.
A GREAT SCFFERER-In Shelby, New
York, Henry Possan, man forty five years
of age, has been confined to his bed, and
helpless, since he was ninetecn-twenty-six
years. His knees are dislocated by rheuma-
tism, and SO drawn under as to form a per
feet S. The ankle joints are also dislocated
and shockingly displaced. His feet are
drawn round to one side, and the toes twisted
into all shapes. Scarcely limb, or Joint,
or member of his body is left undeformed
and added to this the poor man has been rem
dered perfectly blind by the same disease He
lies upon his back his arms folded across his
breast. and is only able to move his fingers
His pain is severe, and almost constant; vet
strange to say, the afflicted man retains the
vigor of his intellect--is intelligent and well
posted i'll the passing events of the day-and
is resigned and cheerful He has patient
sister who administers to his few wants.reads
to him, and cheers him on in his desolate
journey Of life.
! 70 The Boston Post wants to know why
credit should not be given to physicians in
notices of deaths, as well as clergymen in no
tees of marriages.
! PRETTY STRONG.-BLEsSED be the calico
ic that binds two willing hearts in one"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-31

ALSO, WANTED!
10 good Coat and Pant makers. Good workmen
will find good chance. Employment given i'm
mediatcly. J. BOLES.
st. Johnsbury, July %, 1857. 43tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-31
Look Out for Stop Clothing

EOOD Mechanics Mkt Goats. Pants& Vests Gus
~ tom mi,!e and warranted not to Eir, all iuy
S7,9S Just the thing for >ervice.at
FLETCHER & REEDS.
\. B-faving made arrangements with an OK
tcnsive firm i'll Boston viii order slop work for
all who may want, cheaper than can be houeh; IN
the place. FLETCHER & REED.
West Concord, Jan "a lS57 IolStf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-31
Wanted

A SMART, active, intelligent BOY. from lG to
N II years of age. to learn the Tailor's trade
one that can furnish good references
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-31

RIGHT OF SUFrRAGE-The following is too
good to be lost. 1t is often made subject
of complaint that ministers of the Gospel par
ticipate in political matters. An anecdote of
a Mr.. Field i'll Vermont, several years ago
contains Il good reply:
AS the reverend gentleman went, at time
to deposit his vote, the officer who received it,
being friend and pari>honer, but of oppo-
site politics, remarkcd:
Il am sorry, Mr.. Field, to see YOU here"
"Why?" asked Mr.. Field.
"Bccause." said the officer, Christ said his
kingdom was not of this world"
"IIas no one right to VOTE" said Mr..
Field, "unless he belongs to the kingdom of
Satan"
This at once let ray of light to the dark
cncd chambers Of the officers Uranium which
he had never thought of before.
CoNJrGAL FELICITY unsophisticatcd
German applied at the Probate Court. in Gin
cinnati, day or two ago. for license to be
unmarried. lie said he had been soldier.
i'll his native country, and had seen a great
deal of hardship; but welded life was more
than he could bear. as he declared. if he could
not get rid of his frau" that he would drown
himself. The wife of TIE German protested
to feel romantic attachment for him at
home, and even followed him across the sea-
Touched by her devotion. and convinced of
her sincerity, he married her. six months ago.
and has since led the life. to use his own Ian
suage. of a little dog NIT te tin pail to him
all de times
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-31
ITS RESTORATIVE AND :
EFfECTS

come no, fr,'m Violently s:,'us I.i.? any "r-af'
OF the hAiy 10 -fc,ssve ac.i,d, ss b. IRE IS a
eprraiions ii slcvholc ilIids i''l'-rs'''ii> 80
Opium ( which l,v- the ~ - IA n a :" rs
ccniri ihaa t,i,r, lui, - We harr fei' -. i !.
sad, is iny,g"-aiirg p,l-ris,s a. arf'ei II u
gu-;ly ,-qua,lzI;,r the Nerves. iald, i''rs ir'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-31
600 AGENTS..

SOO LOCAL and travelling agents wanted Bushes
'VV paving from Sin I" SIjn per month. y" flrnlGC
chance business. Permanent employment given and
capital required For further particulars enclose postage
>tonps and address A SIMPSON ENetcr,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-31

20 The Boston Post wants to know why
credit should not be given to physicians in
notices of deaths, as well as clergymen in no
tees of marriages.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-31
New Firm and New Stock,

To be sold very cheap.
st. Johnsbury Centre. Sept. ,, 1857. 49,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-31
WILSON, FARE

WILSON, FAIREANk & CO.
Wholesale Agents. IS and i5 Hanover ST, soston
Sold by Druggists generally 2o-e4
&c. BINGHAM, BROWN & HOIT. whole.n's
md retail Agents. ST. Jct- .bgry
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-31
81 EA an lis farAs e,aAsscsnc every 4 IT ALI
kAy variety II .yuil;' caused ty
,' S@tsas. fs i, :. s ,,iirsc a., srrita
Ee Tie -. =: =, l'ala- Se.sn,ise
EN Is Remedy, PROM
DODD'S REPl
INpr,
NERV[NE :: :: ::
EXCITEMENT

&: any kIni 5 unfa,. rstl- 10 tn hes,ih % th'
Nerves System. ;ilaS;aGch As the Nsrs"us nj
IS Thereby thrown eCt a.: ha ance. and nara. ]
waste; away. Even the or,ii-isry s,ci:-ri-n
produced IN ,.us ness, or caused Ky tie Sa-i.s
scvn-s which s,iend n waking hours. II"
duce faiisa-. sEi need the ssiri h.'urs ":,lesl
aui r-,rs- 81 regain ;he nee, S>s.ry sir,acih. h.
Few l'-rssr's can L. deprived II sle-pfr n lscr
rer-,.t rhsn i~" - tlr-s nights. Ni,hcu; h.En.
s"rni.le'-l, ~"rn "at and ~ st-si~i- Sleep 70 III
g-ra; ren"vaior al bodily s,.l men:a, heath.
Tired Nature SWEET -estcrer, hAlmx seer"
As the pc, hath beautifully expressed Il. mus; b
~'cei IL tie Nervous Sufferer before r',-,"rs,i'l
.r relief can lie .bisin-i. II $ IN ;ais nsnIi-
that the >.r,ine gives relief. and ,-I,ais th
Nssio ii tie Nervous system IL lr"duc.s, - hi.
tie Nervous Fluid IS bee, u.ruc .qua!Isci,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-31

PRETTY STRONG.-BLEssED be the calico
ir that binds two willing hearts in one"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-31
ITS PERFECT SAFETY

IN every condition If the system, absolutely
certain. The d.I ate cfs;itu;i,n ~ the ierh.-si
maiden WE mother rendered So rc-r ia
influence. WIEN, ~ tho same time. ai'-l.n, Sen
sai,cn "a experienced Throughout the ~hols s-iy-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-31
A DELICIOUS SENSE OF RsPosE,

calming tie acitaird mind. quoting tie thr =
binc muscles sni i~IiciInC nerves. ard hrfn-,r
the whole system mt regular ant uni'r-r - ,-n
tim. There % No. violence i. ne e. tht sy..-u'. III
by the Use 81 harsh, severe snd rci-n"us rr,nc-
dies which. although III snay temp -sri, rrlsere
ram. prciuc- greater evils the delc.i Ns,,oa,
organism t.,an the :iS,-ase rfse,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-31
Planed ClapboardS,

SAWED from tn round Icy. y superior article.
- for sale by HlEBAED & RICHARDS.
West Concord. Oct |, 1871. ;,3tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17
The Metropolitan Police.


me puble may be under the impression that this hlus
G,ous body following the wake Of their predeces
sors and confne themselves to the legitimate occupation
impression no, justified by the fart They have opened
sphere Tor their prowess. While murders and rob
berries are The order Of the day and night the Meiropo
police will be found entering, or'forcng entry into
the habaon Of poor unprotected mother, wringng
from her and dragging from her bosom her children
and placing them Of her sight Of her reach ou, OF
Der moherly protection, perhaps forever. II s not IN
Behlelem that the prophecy Of jeremiah II fulhed-sA
voice m Rama heard amentaton and great mourn
ng Rachel bcwailing her children, and would not be
colafort1d because they not''-but IN New York Ia
New York, present have many Rachels robbed Of
their offspring, not by cruel Herod bat by truculcnt
police The writer y witness Of the piercing cries the
mothers Can this be the nineteenth century Can this be
the commercial emporium Of this great empire, and such
revolving scenes enacted in midst slavery with
al IL horrorE. the Spanish nqusiton, the Bate, wth
all their imaginary errors could never show anything
revolving oowardy A. this. Truly We have black
republican police. They true "a their name and in.
EtDcts We vii SPICE this expression Of Just ndgna-
don with sample ~ facts few days ago the Metrupo
Duny-re@ing Ia Eighth avenue, betvee1 Thirty fourth
and thirty fth streets. and, regardless q her cries.
dragged b. l,e step Ia iFhier nine years old, from
her and Il less tar twenty four hours she r. placed
only beycrd her reach, bat out q The jurisdiction the
Sa.s Nh leay, red nc at l43 Fast TLrE TITO street
rs, whilst write Cling TIE air with the most srenablc
cries stating thai icy had iorciby taken her four child
from her. TIE police knew Of that her hus
band ahscut Hcnceforth the prescacc - police.
man instead ~ Inspiring confidence and protection, viii
b. object Of and alarm &C. every unprotected
tnoter We call uron mothers fathers brothers sisters
10 these afrOc0us vrungs TO protect these
uot dear 10 them from a similar saie And call upon
the islip with is eighty thousand tongues 70 celebrate
the Industrious conquesE 81 these great champions OF
Chrsteudom-tbe Metropolitan police
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17

BROADWAY THktuE-A great variety Of wonderful
fea 70 he performed ts evening by Van Amburgh
feroci0us beasts the elephant and the eques
trans and gymnasis, headed by Eaton Stone.
kmlos GbRpEx.-rhe charming pantomimic spectacle
called the Green Mon ter IL 10 be revived W night
Gabriel " play Bib the comicaty OF the " -Four 10
YER. and sgnorina Roa dances In |" les Abeilles "
BowERY The tricks % the renowned elephants, An
uouy and Cleopatra excite the admiration OF all who
.hen hey perform 10 night, together with the great
uOupe o gymnasts, equestriars and paniomimiss.
BUTTON 50 Cure for the Heartache" and You're
another are again announced Tor tonight Messrs.
nathews snd Burton appear the FIRST comedy, aud Mr.
Brougham viii Then a tie second
WsftAcK's-1be extraordinary favor with which the
new pay called The Poor a New York; "a pglrlv re.
Ceyed warrants the management n announcing Il for re.
pstiti8 oil further notice.
IsrR1 kEryEs-The romantic spectacle entitled the
aSes Of Ice vii be performed but twice more after this
evening Miss keeue and her auxiliar have achieved
great artistic triumph IN this piece
American Krskrx The dramatic entertainments com.
prise The aughsble pieces styled "a Husband at SIGHT
and Hercules in the afternoon, and Vie Rich a New
York and Pounded On Facts" at night
GEo CHIusrY AND WooD's MISsrRKfs tender q great
variety q mirh provoking things for this evening,
cluding tho very oomca farce of Veto, the Sensible
Monkey ~ which George represents the hero.
Az BEyANTs are promised Dan genuine Essence
~ Old Nrgnny together with long list Of songs aud
buresque and the peculiar and characteristic plantation
Gene x "rown IN Alabama"
CRcJx-The drolleres Of The clowns the superior per
emarces o. the equestrans and the extraordinary sPle
exhibited by The gvmnasts and acrobsts afford much
delight 70 The frequenters a - B0wery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17
- y VI TWUfEEFNF'|
Maypy
A. c, FLAGG, Comptroller.
JOHN CLANCY, Pres Board Of Aldermen.
i n PHI TI.S Pres Rnard of COuncllmpu

y. h. PHILLIPS, Pres. Board OF eounclmen.
Mr.. WATERBURY moved that the communication should
be referred 10 the Finance Committee, and made the
cia order Of business for special meeting 10 be called
next Wednesday Motion lost The communication
then referred to the Finance Committee report at the
next regular meeting
bill Of SO for flowers, AT the last exhibition Of the
Free Academy, elected long debate. The President had
refused TO sign the BILL but the Board, after an irregular
debate, directed him Ia sign H.
The Executive Committee Evening Schools presented
report recommending the appointment Of Assistant
Superintendent Of Evening Schools Alter long debate,
The report was laid upon the table
The Committee on sites and School Houses offered a
resolution asking for appropriation of 81 900 FOR the
purchase Of four lots IN the Twentieth ward which TO
primary school house The resolution was amended
read eight lots aud 81 0o0," and thereupon
adopted.
Tie Committee on Normal Schools made report asking
Scr the dismissal Of female teachcrs-one from the
Eleventh and the other from the sixteenth WARRIOR
attending the Normal School. One member thought
that n one teacher dismissed from the Eleventh ward
ting Normal School, at eas; thirty others
ought 70 be for the reason. The motion for dis
MESA unanimously carried.
The Board then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17

MiseeIIsneous and Disasters.
bic Oh he reef mile ESE
on he Up
qs s so So T Of cnsS Be OF s sS. S
salvage. y letter EwoOd waller, Esq Board
sP ARrnA letter received in this city from shanghae
dated sept Is say.since my last have sdvse q the
ard sr ess rsard badly i dam d%ass she
.D sT g Sn d sss s Pqss s 2 s n%
sI Or EIGHT weeks We hear Of several disasters song The
quantities boating about formoss Channel
ratio and other vessels Known 10 be out IN he yphoon Of the
sh kip Horso Hunserford I'D from s&anshae sbt
Biss NnyoRp ashore at ouogue lies in good position,
breadsids on u. beach with feet q water in her hold "
OF by Saturday.
BRIG MONTICELLO Of Boston which was taken into son.
Bocn Island was hauled upon tie marine railway on Tues
day Her keel and stern posare gone and she Is otherwise
Tn, rsssovs MIC ashore on Gsrdners Island is
manded BY Capt Geo oBrien she put in for harbor 9th
ashore ne vessel Ish and the captain expects to get
her % by seharsns pa q cargo wesha probably learn
Sem sorIny BRorurR hence Norfolk lost overheard
Friday Of the Delaware Breakwaer young man named
Herman s,onebecker one Of the crew.
ScHR " RussHI, Green from Asplnua for Savanilla,
70 load cross ties put into Carhagena 2,d u leaking very
passage up would be obliged % heave down find the leak
sns wrsr rlIsovrn q sandwich ashore Block leland
has higed. Her cargo would be saved damaged state.
STEAMER NoRroiK, Green from Baltimore for sa-
vannah into by schr Vim Coqu and struck the
port sdewas about 60 feet o. the main rail carried
sancheons broken short % the deck and four
split psnks outside above The water line, badly chat
bruised nidshlp house both sides slso after
Of forward house. yenia,or % engine room broken,
snmast njurec ss % be unfit for further la
mage estimated At fl2D Mr. Thos Lawrence the engi
neer and his brother asleep in The house At the time
the occurrence and knocked deck hut received
no serious njury returned Baltimore
pair The VIM Colqu had head bowsprit and all attached
carried away
vrssrl Borros Ur-cap, lawrence, Of scbr Rebeccs
rived Mobile 9h inst from Pensacola reports having
The before about thirteen miles from Mobile Point and
and half miles from shore large vessel bottom mp,
newly coppered and with yards spas Urging aud sails an
stached Capt could discover nothing ~ which 10 learn
fer M destination.
IAuscHpp-At Quincy Point l4h inc "a NJ Rmerv saw.
yer, beautiful medium clipper ship u go ions, eacd The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17

Court charge Of an attem at highway robbery pre-
ferred against him by James NJ Cam The complainant
stated that az he passing up Worth street, towards
Broadway he was met by the accused, insisted on
his "treatngo Mr.. Mccain declined dong anything Of
the kind when the prisoner declared he shOn and was
about helping himself 10 the content OF compaipants
pockets, when policeman MARTIN came up and conveyed
ted the prisoner for trial,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17
MARITIME INTEL IGENCE.
yoRK-Tms
Rrsrs. Is MOON SETS vs. d
Sun "a HIGH wAIER... ~


CLEARED
steamship Roanoke Skinner, Norfolk. Ac-Ludam Plea
ship Tssr Ts,es csdia a.7Is s Williams -
Bark Gregory sylvester Turks Isands-Metcalf Dun.
Brig Prince Oscar Frederick cwe) soron Cork and mar.
ke,-fgnch a seincks.
lock
Es k sSss t sa FSs Gsryo te
schr yoan (Brl, Ellis, s. Johns-Maser;
schr Waterman, Peterson Elizabeth City, NCysn Brun,
schr HerDdon, Gaskil Washington, Nc-R Blackwell
schr panviIle Chester Richmond-C II Person
schr Wonder, Francis, Providence-Master.
ssr rns S Sase F sss oGwD
Steamer II B Beach, Ramsey, baltimore ''1""'
Steamer jackson, Baker, baltimore.
ARRIVED.
Ship ca,harne. Hayden, Antwerp and Flushing g days
av n %ds and g & to ayn s GTeg Been
Norway fell from the mauiopsa yard overheard and
Bark Beaver Br Ring Ardrossan oct r. iron and
Bars Ariel cheesman Port an Prince Nov q with coffee
ioswood, &c, TO o l. Ferris Ii inst Oh InSgua was IN
company with brig Maria Bailey from Port Prince for
brig Belle Cr) stephens. Bathurst River Gambia Africa
weather split sails .Ac.
brig Means oi sedrwick Wells 81 Johns, PR, Nov 20,
Brig cygnet Or, smith CORVALLIS, Ns "A days with po.
s.hr y Gould OF orlsans,. Smith Jsqmel. Nov q.
sci TO Had pleasant weather. vessels The
passage.
scbr Watson mas,s Of Philadelphia Mcguire Havana,
10 days. with 90 master.
sckr Medium Irj, smith, Halifax, Il days, with fish 70
Hunter a Go.
sssr hT n ,cs Belle Chase Boston Stays
Milford ashore nj Quorue.
steamer we.,chs-,er, CLARK, Providence.
Arr 18th Out reported schr Manchester Cof Pro
vidence) Potter Matsrorda The II pm, into Garden
stin for haroor blowing from the
ward al the time. In attempting TO follow brig beating
into the 81 Pass .hoa 70 the NJ Of l. rhesd.
She came % afer and has apparen ~ ali \ boz
ir1ing rohry; she Is perfectly tight.
Capt Conklin q schr John Grnh. arrived " serday
ports having the whole of his "
cepon q The cook while bound from Aspnws 10 - ,tt.
Ian. She put inn Key West for new crew.
SAILED
Steamship Roanoke Norfolk. &c; ship r-esi'er riu
London; brgs Addy swift ~ Themas, Andrew u CT
fueros
Wind al sunrise NE, sunse, wsw, and light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17

Hon JOIN Breckenridge. Vice President OF the United
Stair arrived al Baton Rouge the 5th instant, and
expected n New Orleans The eth lie Il accompanied
by be estmae lady who seeks a restoration Of health
by us change a climate
Governor rsalSer q Pennsylvania arrived n Philade
rha On tuesday.
DEpIRTtRFs
Fof sytney Australia ID ~ shp General CushBg-Geo
Mia I RtyL8dG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17
BILLIARDS.


L IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES,
Protected by letters paent dated
February ~, 1856.
October ~ 1855
December q 1887.
The resent made IN these tables mare Them
unsurpassed IN the world They oerd 10 tho sctsn
TIC billiard player combining speed whtruth ncver before
obtained any billiard table OrGrrs promptly srended 10.
sassr lee and Is Broadway Y Mandatory y Ann
greet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17
City Intelligence.

Bins THE PROPOSED NEw ARsxSAI--At the last ses-
of the State Legislature law passed appointing
Commission sell all the old arsenAs in the State, and
build where they were required By the terms
Of law Adutant General Frederick Townsend lnspec
tor General b. H. Bruce and Commissary General J. H. H.
Ward, we're appointed such Commission. Under their
auspices the old arsenal corner Of Fifth and Sixty
street. was sold to city, and they have recently
invited proposals for the Of arsenal at the
corner Of Seventh and Thirty fifth street. Yester
day the bids formally opened at the ONCE Oh
the Commission the Of White and Elm streets
The bids were rs follows
ING lexceptinr the iron work. .... $50 1854 90
q W. H. Charles Gedney carpenter work. 81 ,Z2S W
pen,er work. ....................... 23,sss 90
work Observation-Disclosures. 20 900 90
f. Richard Calrow Jr whole work .....,. ca, 700 90
g. John A. Brush plumbing, tin and gas work 1925 90
T. Robert Kemp mason work. ............. 32,435 90
s. Allen Cameron, r. b. johnson and Jno. r.
Radey, iron work ................. s,5e7 90
o. Abraham A. Andrews, Robt. l. Darragh,
mason work. ...................... $1,000 90
work observation-disclosures. 1900 90
H. Abraham Dcmarest carpenter work. .... l9400 90
L.. George c. Ellison, plumbing, &c $3.50 90
Is. True W. Rollins mason work ....:... $4,000 90
IA. James /. Nil er and John s. Giles whole
worn. ........................ 81 900 90
Is John b. and VIM W. Cornell, iron work. 12,132 0o
l6. John Fowler, carpenter work. 22478 90
work ....................... s,22l o.
ls Theodore Hunt, mason work ......... 6,370 0C
49, Cummings IL Tucker work ....... "a, PSI 0(
20 Daniel W Stuart and l.. Buck mason work JIG O
81. VIM t. j. Sankcy, do. do. 46,I54 "
| - T. and j Dugan slate work .......... 24l0 OF
23. VIM s. Hunt carpenter work ......... Is 400 o.
"a. Henry yok and Jos. p. Nibo, work 3725 o.
| 20. NJ johnson Co., plumbing work.. 8l57 O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17

C0n nnl DOMESTIC sEGARs, OF ALL GRADES,
LUU.UUU 70 be sold for cash at lees than cost ~ y.
RCHRODFRS manutsctory. rs Cannon street Samples
aiso be seen at q, 4 T. Rusher's, "a old slip.
GEGARs OF HAVANA, DOMESTIC OR GERMAN
- manufacture be purchased Al my establishment n
much below market rates Amongst the -sve~al
invoices realized Al pay cash advances
q. CHEEKS, ~ Bro@dvay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17

TEwELRY AND DIAMONDS FORTY PER CENT LESS
than costLouis Anrich, jewelry establishment, 6s5
Broadway two doors above Amity street ~ selling his
stock Of jewelry diamonds watches &C 10 per cent less
than cost Persons wishing " buy for the holiday
Will nnd greatly 70 their advantage BY calling LOUIS
ANRICTS, 685 broadway.
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w THEIRS ~ Nassau reet stairs offer for sale 70
dealers their whole importation ~ Swiss watches Of all kinds
At greatly reduced prices, during the present month
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81 000 WORTH or MERcHASpIsE wANTED-rl
Washington City and 35fp in cash
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