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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05
Russ.,L " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSEHOLD

pUsskIL ". NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSEHOLD
furniture elegant rosewood pisnoforte PIER mirrors Va
liable paintings, marble groups AZ
This day ssaurdayl 10 O'Clock. the entire
eegsst furniture Of heuse is7 Twenty hrs street,
Uevren Seventh And kshth Avenues whole furniture
q THIS house o. the best description. having made
20 order ard rfed tut short time itch rreN
variety Of splendid china slver All OF which
viii be absolutely sold without Catalogues will be
81 the door the morning OF 0f the house
consists part Of splendid N octave pianoorte. wi he
trerpred warrantee ful SOLID pNsOr
culture richly carved. with sip
stegers. w mirror fronts French sscreary reception
halys er1troidsref tapestry; r-r
Or, superb rosewood secretary bcoscsse, la sh
lalrs furnish lounges With recumben Oh
reveu hundred yards Ere carpets costly
mayor with vslua1e collection a. snl p.iunrs
v,ch frames chandeliers and fgtures bed
resss dressing bur,sns hair mattresses b~ weshesnds
sofas teea, Other chair
,< vasdr~se library hootcNss cs@sSkA eiegs
sosr table rich china ard cut ss Of all kinds ivor,
- octs ole oha A. with large variety n vNuabl~
shsubsr NbrNy Ard pa-lor furniture not mtnonad The
grods must removed immediaely from the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05

DUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE REAL EsTATE-wTLL
be sold At public sale the premises Tuesday the
18th day OF September, 1887, MI that valuable property
known the Orange Mountain House situated orange
Mountain Orange county New Jersey the line
q the NorH and Essex Railroad, Ia miles from New York,
and niles from Newark The properly consists 81 10
u land. running from he top Of the mountain 70 The railroad
me house aud wen arranged the main building 10 -
py ~ feet 70 which attached wing 70 each end % by ~
1et back OF " kitchen - by - feet The main build
sng three and The stros high The piazza
The whole front and side OF the building ~ Oil 20 feet OF
sheltered promenade In he ssement here u aue
boiler used for hesing water, cooking and warming he
house The large and have baths with hot and
gold waer supplying them Each fOor has large rooms with
bot cold, and plunge baths IN them The hOrse IL
supplied sbunian with spring water brought from the
mountain The out buildings consists OF bowling alley, out
door baths, station house. stables and carriage houses
Grounds handsomely la BE- suiful walks and pshs along
cascsde brook, winding and far The mountain Besa:
Cor s beev,y OF scenery heshnsss and purity Of the water
The house Of Accommodating from rs ~ $50 board
ss aud viii always be filed BY the best willing - pay well
Tor rood Recommendations. The above 70 worthy the no.
tee Of experienced hotel keepers. business might be
Gone NE whole year owing 20 Us close proximity
% New York, being about forty I've minutes ride
There cannot be found ~ great distance from me
ciy superior Location Tor summer hotsi and certainly
nnt ~ w near vicinity. 1t 10 equally vel edapied ior
Hyaropshc esshlshmeni sen,isary, and with ssne alters
nons country residence May be examined any e Previous
V The sale Five hundred dollars 70 be paid cash when hs
property struck or the balance easy The sale
vii commence nj O'Clock +. N. The furniture Of the
house may be bought at private sale s the expiration OF the
preseni lease ending April issS Conditions made Known
Orange. Essex county, Nj.
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,-------->o|-~~-
now WE Lfys DowS TowE
III Yarmouth bIonte-p
Chsdter sseese
Cumberlssd bacou
and ~ gsh saror,
Served up this dsy wfs Iossser s.uce
All the above imported ii rct from Enfi,nd sy me
dersigred RtCHtRDsO@ HAyTKR
" g.hesn.r sic lunch room no water ana ~ w.Il ate "A
We have also Imported rood old wis
key and only h,use that he the London DAILY rmesS
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,yT,urIe MORRILL,, AUOrIoNEEH-EyERy ARIIOLh
scsusly sold This morning ~ les ocook o. s3t Hron
AZ onrner OF worth street gou and sver PEI Gil rssss se
u IA es ornaments set Ia Roman Mosaic yeS cameS ~
studs buoas chains, nc ladei go1 wtoh
guard chana 81 rups pencils brooches drps brsce
ses Ao also choice collection of new DO ~ fuiJ -
God 10 Ohlna, Lvingaona La Register Hsger ns msIyr
Old Vcsrsgs, Panorama N lime gofnte On htNpusato1
n Mar, I've been Thnhne Modern Horse Doctor, scho
books 70 Other works Also two hsnd desfa seses soi.
te s0n RIO Hct do sess-e, 1900 Washington sso Upers
Also blseh walnut chairs three splendid cssr
ON paintings, View OF Wsshlnxtnns HeadQuarers, HTlsn
norse ancient i'm ,nrted canpry ride wsrsn,ed
crkert w. nice crges fOner -rceG bottled brandy
Am~y
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fyENrpnvTILn COURSE, MONDAY Sxrr. I,
" match for $500 mile heats best In N wagons David
Behce names CD g. rmrod; VIM McRobers names 9.
Little sam
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DoRxRr PHrr,

DoRxRr Pprr, AuGTIosKER WILL, tELb on
X Mc-f.v aap iOts n The household fnrnNure az
ne Greyhound bos ~ Greene street CONSISTING O hurssns
.oS~s ehsrs tables, feather hsds maressee wsrdrobes,
roth, cArptt china glassware croci ety. clocks chaang
hes or nopper boiler nrBsce, go gslonsJ and ere v
Z m uk~nsls Nnrnplese
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05
EIsHI 9. LEEDS. AgGTIossr s -HoysKHoLD

C0c Saturday II o'clock NJ hs ssesroom No.
8 EsssAu street. geniee honsrhod furniture removed for
cc vcncnce consisting Of Brussels three ply and In
raa carpets rosewood suit covered ir figured Grim
brocA,e sting OF iee teis chair and four par
Lor mahogany covered In hair cloth; ,se tese
covered In do mahogsny parIor arm aud voaire oh,r.
do mahogany black walnut befsteats tinxe
And double mahogany srole wsshsanfs and modes
aony bookcase biack walnut etegerrs mshogauy
rnarbe lop tables gt frame oval and pier mirrors
double and sing msresses coverid c1unterp.nes tna
GA clo~et with and bed schet ertsuson din
S1G ab.es &c Also assortment ~ rrocsery, glss and
ntchon furniture, with which the sale viii
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Tue NVNA WI neet Win This busIIW Nfd BANK w
lermeaie lsndpg of only aluan line Of stages
connect with hs boat Also stages 70 III parts Ne counhy
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b hoss.nlo: Hail - Sro.A-.y. above Grand .ssS.
r AnosSs, ,ssnE; . z q; ssss
fas ss s't 81 n 6b a vaRaf NV -
Few song, ssrS'i s .yins. s S9T ps 1e
Door, open !, :: . coa.asno, ~ H,oss.s + s.x
Is whiie's Opera noass-ssopeains
sols proprietor and ieasee osorss "a.
Of il: iv.is season A'0-
ms siorous time honorea spo and genius bAowsd Ao.c
frominsDi ssisn. nave smsnsssd.
viii 70 open Cor .hs se..ou % ~
sss.s 9, ',me Cairo Css .os %
aaas ta;. R.ai. Gss.: rss;:Ss sasid WISE ..s A'
Cars-rhe whole pr,ssises have apderyom. many rev.
md ssss v.s. Improved rss sasre sosnsu Ass ssss
'Ain'f' Ai'i New 4 and beautiful srov ,ar...u.
sss " -. =:
". vsu ro.vssaS,us s saca. mDro,n..s On
pricss Of aduisor VIII remain me same usual VIA IL
T,HALsEses ooxonRrs-HrBLos sALoox.
~ iAA'' Tfhs An f ssAKp ooscu.n
THE sHAKsrERE pEAxAIro ASSOCIATION WILL
All OF the members s~ty request
he msens ass1smen Wso formerly ssio.ges q ne s
cey also sny Wishing to become mt mbers are respectfully
lnyfee = mss. viii Us:
CADxnY or MUsfC.-MLIK FRNzOLINL
"A MONDAY, SnTTuspra I.
LA sOhEAMBULA.
ALI. ERniSfs vRszzoLrsI.
me sale o. seats stn M. morning At O'clock
al the Academy Of Music u Brcusngs T0 Broad gay, and
al VIM. Hail sons, No. ~ Broadway.
AHLoDEoN 7s7 BowERy-KNG A9KNRrT or Mis-
M us soen who yin .,gsss This snd sysry eveG ven
whole OF the star company, Doors open perform
com ence Al ~ Admsson oenta N. B.-Obolce sles,
wines liquors ard segar.
NoTICn-MR AND MRS ". wALLACK BEING
IN about Walt professionally the prior
appearing nssuires Opera House. San Frauclsco N March
suing would hereby notify thestrcal
negotiate abort engagements from the present date
MP 70 Tie Wh inst Inclusive and tor tive weeks from Bh
Inst Address - 9reenwich avenue New YORK
UAkTRD-Bv A YOUNG MAN WHO wTs9as TO
w Join he profession compe ent person who would y
him for The connected with theatre preferred
Address, stating terms, &C., shaksperc, Herald odce.
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HEY H. hEsDs AYGII9EE Ea n, 81,

ukMRY II. LEEDS, sEHoLD
III furniture.-HENRY II. LEEDS co will sell II sud
Don Saturday Sept at 10Y eclock No o. West ninth
household furniture made order by Dessoa consist
Byusse three ply and Ingram carpes elegant rose
suit covered In ~hts and brocate conssag OF
airs and four paroY chairs carved black
walnut marble sdsoosrd eesan, ri colored orooaie WIZ
cernice gilt and bronze clock carved OAK
othc tete aete covered with push with ar chair and
Sour chsrs 10 match; black walnut extension dining table,
and carved wood DedseadA mat
kessea pillows hosers mahogany bedsteAds mahogany
drcsrs bureau mahogany rockers covered In
cd marble cotamo6e cane seat rockers
rs chandeliers Ac also assortment OF crockcry
and kitchen WI sale will
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DAVE HOrnT4 snA SIDE, l. I-rHfs HOUSE, WHICH
- uneuualled for beauty OF stuAu0n and is Command
iuG views the Atlantic coea pontnufs hrouSoi ~ ne
beauty And fashion OF New ycrS and Brookyn IL ne IN.
spuon OF the proprietor the estAbushmens opcu Ton
he nodatou Of Guc~s bo transient ana permanent
during he fall and the public rest sssured hAt nOhq
will be len uaaoae which VII coaducs W hsr pieAsus and
Subtraction
UArH HOTEL, SEA SIDE Ia l. WILL Be KEPT
ID open duf,nF The fall and winter.
Grand social 0s Of Thursday evening Sept
10, 1881
CT nfuYIoLAs Horxt. SEPT. q 1s57 --rHa CoPART
pershp heretofore existing the undersgned under
The frr % Tresfveli Wbltconb Co. IA hers3y dissolved
''' y JOHN r. rRlAuwRrI,
VIRGIL WHfrOoHB,
CHESTER LAMB
Foscerte undermined have formed copartuerph.p And
viii succeed The late nrm OF Trs I'D we'll whcob Co. undsr
the name. JOHN Il. TRuADWEII.
VIRGIL WHTTUOMB
PREnERrCK W. GOLDMAN
The undersigned respectfully hs friends ourbou
this country and elsewhere the above and
soe for TIE nrW ths frendshp long
extended 70 him ~ one Of he propeors Of
Inter ding 70 be personally engaged m the OF
sfss ov the hosi he takes this opportunity All
maj make hetr city hone that they shall bis
vcee In addition 10 lhe well Known and highly appreciated
sirs OF the rebvs of sr with whom son
kossRs q COLEMAN
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NuW yORx AND ueW HAvuu kAILROAD-sUn
~ ner arvNngerevt ecmmeocan1 July II lsT.-rasS
- saAnaa New yUt. Of twenty ssvesA
kour.k sverua Entrance Twenty seventh uresA
Lave rnw ronG
sy~ Isy Hsvss-'n' 81 A. 4 nn.'' n'u' sn IN csA-
ror sdevyc.-fN s2 4 y. ush ux, -. an IN
70, mfsa ssss-d. -v.vssid, sou,srcn s.s vsspc,-
For Ssr.sa@f e. 80 4. D.. p1 ss an o1h az
For p.r,a ..a srcsavcA-Tn IN a G;na -
S@ s..mfcrd.ias SO ur.l srA niu1 s'I -
w Fen csss,sr And lr.srp,sd'ais saacss-'- 80
roxvvcYse
rry soron-s.p A. n Nrl sGP.Mn
rcr Hartford ard 81 rasnsd-sr A. y Or, ss~ y
Va rprrs~.l~u, Rivev s.iroed scc~~ss-sS A.
IN Ard ~ r, N. tRs.l 10 Northampton
"a u~ssi -Esfro.S-sS a v. sRri ara o,s ,. *
TsY ges- Tocdor Hsllro~d-sS A. ~. mn
Tpy Hou~as outr HNIlroad-sN A. n, a. r ~
rpv MaurNt,ck Rairosd-eT A. NJ, lgN ana An
Tvr n~uruY. art Ncr~sH Rs'hosdT ~ w HtF3
yslfss 70 psv
.sm. M- asvep- $50. 100, sA " pn1 is0 o..
yrc~ er.asspoSs-saa TO Fu Y rIEi@ o.
yrs .~s.h..;a 500 So s.u cs ! >. rIr's
III and 800, lU hM r. ". prj -.
sN s-rw TAws1 VOW su~"
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s-v57I sXRniAaR aUIUn-A nooK uxrKnBLy rua
IL he rsrrlea o. tscse sbgui 2 .snJ. y n Holm
,ss, issued SO pace vol boand wh ccoeed plsiss rss
n Publsbes y = mkohe, W hasAu sxesL Nes
M one dollar and ns sddrcs nn ecoA sivss Al Ne 49,
srnvr % inpowant topics ptafny snoaGk f an
Island Ard ycs strictly scesn& asa nes hos eve. o.
slshIsss cbiceeo~ svsr stun ssvscs shcaA pnss@ As
nonmi fovn&
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VxTIILIAM II. KNOX, AUOTIoNEEB SALBsRooh
w ~ Nassau sale OF s plated
&c. &C. VIZ Ii. KNOX VII seu this day (9aur iaY st lo4
O'clock the Nassau street. large and geaerA
assortment RI plated ware comprising YEA ses forks and
spoons every variety OF patterns de- DC AL OF which will
be sold without reserve BY order of
JANIS ID HAYES, Assignee.
Also household furniture OF description Also lot of
clothing carpet bssa &c Also large gilt hal rack
which and fine assortment OF poch
rich painted 81 Of which Will sold without reserve
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DlCOKns, vriPEAUp uyttLRs ACr0Fg, cuHL
II tnrs ard he Private hcspal prNcses Of Pas md Lon
don, By m LARMorr. some pcrssns aniced wtA ns
Akes medium OF ofo~mins tss - ne orsy nsnusss
ma eatv Who and curing sose fsea0
a. -Soe Rurop hospfas enables IN
10 stop, me issess .dcal resmena curing Ne se
oppo,i,s n wicsolss from 10 psP ne Docrrt
t.sr.i Advt~ry 0uid 60 lG piosurs n
,.,-.scrs i. ii n rvs All he adversised retcres
We cos .ssnd M. LAymoos . Ne annnsd-Oout~ -
-. ffns staAfs xAiunn. uss Boa. -
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n b. BENRY, AUTHORIZATIONS 1874 WILLIAM
~. preet-Will scl Tuesday September g. 1857, at
ocIock ~ At NO 2S2 West Thirty SIX street. vinegar ma
nufscry Consisting OF barrels tanks, together with all tbs
materials carry The business; about 90 gallons OF
vinegar. together Win four ease Ct tho promises
HAUG
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AuCrIoNExRs -sHERIFF's

flAkLuY A WkIUHT AUVTIUkEkkb -SH kKIFF5
W sale, SATURDAY., sep. g. nj 10 o'clock A. NJ ITO 70
Court stvet Brooklyn larse assor msnt Of gold ewery,
&C. congsng enc gold pips rnRs earrisHs studs sleeve
Buttons guard fob yesi and ehstssne chains cocts nne
gold ockeu, 40 1h sale VIII BIO worthy the attention OF INC
ErIds consumers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05

EoK NORFOLK AND RICHNoND-rHE UNITED
IT ststrt mail steamship JAMESTOWN Captain Parrsni
will leave for the above places Saturday, 6h inst ~
O'Clock from pier IS North river she viii arrive n Nor
folk Sunday Afternoon, And Richmond Monday MON
rg Passengers Tor the South w proved wi bout delay ~
the treat mall line 10 Charleston Augusta savannah &C.
Travellers will find this the cheapest pleassntes and most
erpedous route Pssssge and fare including ss,erooDo
Norfolk, fe Petersburg and Rch-oud $40 seerAge half
rrice lppiy W LUDLkN fLnAsArrs n BrosAwsy.
Two Bill MATTERS AND ovNKrs-CArr. oAvENpYs
trgod for zenith Observ aona be AZ The store OF
40 BLUNT, l7g water street, where tuh Description
Of 81 will be given.
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DICoRUs rRACTTCa--o. u. HAMMOND, NJ D., PUBL
II Of the grcai Ricord OF Paris who The hrs hvns sns
eeou Cor dseases Ac Of the seruA SYSTEM and the 80
brsted surseons OF dis city. Dru oArnechsn and hoa -
removed from No SIC broad Say W move cuv-n enf ocs
don. 81 eecsev sree eighth house. of broadway
where he be epnhdenuslly consulted, IN knxtsh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05

The LAURA III connect with ifs boat FOR Ocean Port
Tor passenger, only Squan linz al stages connect with hh
boat; also stages TO AL parts Of the country
SEPfEMBERW 1885, FoR SHREWSBURY, HIGH
- LINDA Ocean House ONT Branch And Ocean Port-rhs
new and splendid steamer LONG BRANUH, Captain r.
uore- viii follows from foot o. Robinson street pier,
North river
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TyRoCERY sALE-w NJ LLOYD AUOTroNEg1.-wM
" LLOYD win sell on Mosday. Sept ~ ie1, o'clock,
n No 2l2 Third avenue Nineteenth rect the entire
and fixtures Of said consisting OF wines cham
pAgpes sugars, coffee. asses, spices &c
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IN Il. LUDLOW, UCrIONEIR-PHREMPToRY SALE.
~: OHIO Life Issuranc, and Trust Company. e L0D
LOW 90. viii Bel at auction, Tuesday September 3,
lH Il Lax O'Clock A the Merchants nxchAnge ION sount
u whom may concern 6o8 shares Of the Ohio Life Insu
and Trust Company stock, tpar Sl00l viii be fod in
los suit purchasers For further particulars apply 10 the
0uctiouoors. Ia Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05

I,oR PORT MONMOUTH. MIDDLKTowH AID REL
IT BAnk-rhe seamsr MAZEPPA leaves kurrAy rrss
daily ercepi sundays Al A. returning lesvee pows hoe
mouth at r. H.. landing 81 Fort Hamilton each war
II ARl.Rn RALRoAD sUnanH AkkANaanArs
II coamsncinS wednesday. Juse iT Trains leave q
90 corner Of white and Oentre str-ctss-
fG A Ncrs,os pals sssin, via lines q
80 a M-2rpress mali frsn FOR Albany eosnsusinS
Jro Pals vs hnee o. for Lake hnhops. 81 9n
fpy Byids Brewser's for DN1bury CaAAAA
-Four Corners Win Western Railroad fu Albany, rrvI asr
ora and The west
nP. H-nnertoa rsin noprins u Al ssauous
$50 M-WilliAms Bridge trails. stppptng ~ all sAtc1A
It's r. M-Whia Plains train stopping 81 all stAixraa
YvErrv sfxrH STREET STATION.
10 A. M-wllAms Bridge train. Stopping ~ AL stai1O1z
III a M-wulama' Bridge train. . oppns a. all stsuouA
uNA n-Mhie Pfalns wan, stopping Al al s,sudna
8P n.-wilism. Bridge rsia, soypinr u al sssusa
~ M-Croaau Fails train roppinG 81 all ststsons-
lr M-NmaEs DrdEe rais, Stopping Al all stssona
WM y. OAMPbuLL RupevfnenAsns
uuDpon RIvAa RAnRoAD.-vRos yULy ~
Ii through vsins VII ieave CAAabssS sts~e< ~ and
A '. SMITH. supsanssad~r
THpnFnHDnrf IIrp BBrwnBE Rnw YORK, hos
I'm. frvvtd~ncs, Bristol and Ne~port-steam@ COVE
NOR CAPT CHARLES D-efns viii leave Eev York from pt
No. ~ fc Rohiueoa strres Horth rvx ever russds,
49, o. ~f~l . - 49,. -
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MEDICAL
bIEUIOALs
Cl OQO FORFEITED AND NO CHARaH. UNI.9

: CAKDToTHA LApIW.-a q. JoHRsoN PUruuAI
- and surgeon. onoe so Rrosd way Few Yogk, ~
diseases incident 10 the femAie ryyse-,
and AL ohs,rnc,ons removed ant treated psiAo
gcA principles AND speedy relief xnArAnhed
So invariably certain this u,ode of freshmen, hat me
most ohsnAis Complaints Weld und-r snt afcsd sups
reice. In perfect health. kocms provided desired
q q. JOHNSON n. n Brosd~uY
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T. ture plate mirrors saches jewelrJ chairs co ,ners
dSe furniture paintings, Cravings &C. &C This day sa
sunday Sept At l0h O'CLOCK al the auction room Beck
nan street second story age quanu o. new and second
hand fuynitI OF all kinds description; there Also
lar number Of French plate mirrors al sizes or dozp
in rich ames n,yerAl oil paintings mar
BILE furniture rosewood aud mano2Any bookcase black
walnut and French bedseads carres az or 500 chairs so
ny, watches once desks 100 Boston rock
&c 10; also several large and dunn sized couners
peMter suIta, 40. No postponement on any account
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~ g. HORTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAR
W. mine street-Wl sell this dsy, At cork Al sale'
househ furniture &c Aso grocery fixtures counter,
10 removed for convenience of sale
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~ B. HENRY, AUCTIONRER.-BY HENRY LION
III. ARD.-5bis IL O'CLOCK nj their saesr '94
william sroe. billiard aoe complete with balls
opd nAoos. Also ANAL Sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05

SryrEMRER, is57,-FoR sHRxwsBURY, HIGHLANDS
~ Ccean House Long Brsnch Port Washington Fair Haven
Nousts Dock, browns Dock wddieown and Red Bank =
The new and splendid ste OCEAN WAVE, Capt. III X.
ksr viii run ~ follows from foot OF Robinson street pier
North river
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05

.rTKAN TO LIvEgPooI.-ysc nv THS GENERAL VIII
y LIAM $40 tons burhen, Capt. Thompson one OF the
North AA,o Steam Navigation Conpanys maya iceut set
Pare rom New rork nrH cabin, f5 tnermedaie sso
third clasa SO The General William leaves Portland Maine
Saturday, Sept For passage apply " r. A. LokSCHRk
n Nsw York General Agent AEcRp want
% FOR A line In the interior VI The United States and Tho Dana
daa
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20
Misefllanfons.
A sUDDEN CONyERsION.

In one of the northern towns of Vermont,
lived a young man, Daniel Bryan, lawyer
by profession. No one possessed the con-
fidenee of friends more than he did, and no
one was better calculated to secure the good
will and friendship of all with whom he
came in contact. Business poured in upon
him, and he failed not to give the utmost
satisfaction. ra
AT the age of twenty-seven, Bryan took
to himself a wife from among the most fa-
vored ones in the country. Mary FELTON,
experienced a strange pride when she gave
her hand to the young lawyer, and if none
cnvicd her many at least prayed that they
might be equally fortunate.
But ere long cloud came over the scene.
Conviviality ran high among the members
of the bar, and Bryan possessed one of those
peculiar temperaments which at length gave
the whole body and soul up up to the de-
mon. For three years he followed the So
cial custom ofthe times without neglecting
much of his business, but finally he sunk in,
to the lowest pit of degradation; when al
the age of five and thirty he had become 9
confirmed drunkard. He now neglected
his clients altogether, for he could not re-
main sober long enough at any one time t.
carry a case through court, The only bus
mess he now had on hand was the collection
of some debts.
On the evening of his thirty-fifth birth
day, he joined the Washingtonians, and once
more his bright genius shone out upon the
world. But it could not last long amid tho
examples of those who were his constan
companions, and he sank as rapidly as ht
had risen. In one short year from tha
time, he was miserable degraded thing
People who had left notes and accounts witt
him to collect called at his house, and OF
ossuiring of his wife where he would bC
found, she would tell them he was away
Poor woman, they could not bear to dis
pute her, and they would 60 away, though
they knew full well that the remains of Dan
icl Bryan were PROSTATE upon his bedroom
floor. saH
Ono day Mr.. Vinson went TO see him.
Vinson had left accounts and notes to thu
amount of several thousand dollars with
Bryan and he was anxious to sec him. Hi
poor wife answered him as usuai-that he
husband had gone away.
my dear madame returned Mr.. Vinson
Il know your misfortune and L appreciate
your feelings, but / must see your husband
If can see him for one minute l can lear
all | wish to know
Mary Bryan spoke not a word, but with
fearful eye turned away, and Mr.. Vinsol
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20
DIR. Y. SLOCUM.

Walls himself of the opportunity TO announce to the
n citizens of Fremont and those of Sandusiy County
that he has removed from his late residence Main street
to the first street of the jail whore he is now
ready to wait upon his old customers and all who wish Ia
cured Of the different diseases that prevail in this
ton of the country All kinds of Sores such Mk-egs
Scald-head and Fclons without cutting he
open There will be the sthctest attention paid to those
who may favor him with call ta
Freno MT Sept. 5, 1856. 32f
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20
r. p. FusscImnn q Co.,

Dealers in Stoves Tin, sheet-Iron Copper-ware Wash.
boards Plows &c. We have opened entire stock
In the Tyler block Corner of Front and Coghan Streets
and shall be constantly receiving additions Particular
attention will be given to Johng and Repairing of every
kind Call aud see us. April 27, 1855.