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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-03-28

JUVENILE CoLoRED CoNcERT.---The children Mt
tending Grammar School No. 5, Laurens street,
under the leadership of their teacher, Mr. aldran.
gave q concert at the Tabernacle last evening.
There was a good attendance, and the children
acquitted themselves creditably.--NeW York
Tribune.
Was there ever such an outrage upon the rights
Of the South ?-Teaching young niggers to read
and to sing! Attending grammar school! aud
giving public concerts in Broadway Tabernacle
If this is not enough to dissolve the Union, then
no enoru ity can be enough! These free States
have an odd way OF treating their niggers-they
educate them as though they were white give
them the right of franchise, and allow them to
study and practice law, medicine and divinity, and
one Of them is actually an Editor Of a newspaper!
while most of them are good citizens, and would
fight till the last gun fred, to preserve the institu-
tions under which they live.
Now, here, in good old Kentucky, wo manage
our niggers quite differently, and much more sen.
sibly--we keep them in ignorance, and would
punish according to law, the villain that would
dare to teach one Of them his A b Cis. Sometimes
they bribe an innocent little school girl to teach
them their letters, but we seon put a stop to that
take his books, hand-bills or newspapers away,
and if necessary whip him and send him down
South as a dangerous Niger. They know toe
much now, although brutally ignorant, and if they
knew how 10 read, they'd soon enslave US. rs L
professional niggers-we have some old niggel
preachers, but they do more harm than good, anG
put SO much of the devil into their hearers head,
that we about put a stop to their preaching-wt
suppress all AUTHORIZATIONS notions among
niggers are ddngerous-Nat Turner was ambi
tious-No! ambition won't do. We know ouI
hoys hate the institutions under which they live
and that't tho reason why they run off. and cut vi
other capers, although in our religious teaching!
we tell them that God designed them to be slaves
which, they somehow, don't believe, notwith
standing Bishop Meade told them so in one Of hi,
sermons to the Virginia Slaves. We desire thu
happiness of our niggers, and knowing thai
ignorance is bliss" keep them in blissful ignor
ance. Time will show which of the two systems
is the wiser,--the free States or ours.--ReRfacky
! HtckIy NerS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-03-28
j. c. WIN Err Y, D. D. S.,

SOUTH SIDE OF HAHN STREET, SALEM. o.,
to give close attention to all the changes
improvements in the practice of Dentistry and
is still operating extensively and satisfactorily in
all branches Of his Profession.
Ills uniform success, even in tho most difficult
operations, has been such heretofore as to warrant
the assurance thatfu all satisfaction will We given to
those who may avail themselves of his services.
He has procured the right Of DR.. A. b. Slayton
to use his preparation of colored GuHa Pe,cAa
when desired ms n base for artificial teeth.
RaS@All operations warranted .-Esu 49,
SALEM, June 7, 1856. -6m.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-03-28
TRUST To THE FUTURE.
BY CAROLINE A. BRIGGS,

Trust to the future;-though gloomy and cheerless,
Prowls the dark Past like q ghost at thy back,
Look not behind thee be hopeful and fearless
Steer for the right way, and keep to the track!
Fling off Despair-it has strength like n giant,
Shoulder thy Purpose, and, boldly defiant
Save to the Right, stand unmoved and unpliant!
Faith and Gods promise the brave never lack.
Trust to the Future;-the Present may fright thee
Scowling go ~fearfully close at thy side:
Face it %unmovcd, and no Present can blight thee
He who stands boldly each blast shall abide.
Never q storm but the tainted air needsit,
Never a storm but sunshine succeeds it;
Each has a lesson, and he alone reads it
Rightly who takes it and makes it his guide.
Trust to the Future;-it stands like an angel,
Waiting to lead thee, to bless and to cheer;
Singing of hope like some blessed evangel,
Luring thee on to a brighter career.
Why should thy Past or the Present cypress thee?
Stamp on their coils, for, with arms to caress thee,
See, the great Future stands yearning to bless thee;
Pre- s boldly forward, nor yield to q fear!
Trust to the futuro;-it will not deceive thee,
So thou but meet it with brave heart and strong;
Now begin living anew, and believe me,
Gladness and Triumph will follow ere long.
Never q night but there cometh n morrow,
Never o grief but the hopeful will borrow
Something of ~gladness to tighten the sorrow;
Life unto such is q conqueror's song!
Trustt to the Future, then;-cease from your weeping
Faith and a firm heart are all that you need
God ard his angels have yet in their keeping
Harvests of Joy if we'll but SOW the seed!
Trust to the Future-all life will be glorious;
Trus.-for in trusting the soul is victorious;
Trust-and in trusting be strong and laborious;
Up and be doing, and give God the need
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-03-28
PICTURES ON GLASS.

Our friend JAMES BOONE is still taking an
BROTIPES, de-, at his old stand, in johnson &
Horner's building.
lie has succeeded in doing away with the dark
and smutty appearance often given to them by 9th.
er operators. "JEEMS" understands his business,
Call and examine his pictures.
May 3, 1856.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-03-28
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALEM

The subscriber will offer for sale his valuable
Farm, situated two miles South of Washington.
vile, within a quarter of a mile of the Railroad
crossing.
BG5- Persons DESTROYS of purchasing a GOOD
farm will call and examine for thems elves
JOHN b. SUMNER.
Saturday, Nov. Is, '56-3t.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-03-28
LARGE SALE OF .
.faIl ono mintr GOODS u!

We beg leave to announce to our numerous
patrons the commencement of our SEMI.ANNUAL
sales, preparatory to taking our annual invoice OF
OF stock also to make room for our early Spring
Goods, which We promise to our friends as early
in the Spring as the season will warrant. We
have now in the market at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES, q large and varied stock Of LADIES
GOODS, such as 7.
BLACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS,
French MeriaoS, Wool Piaids, CoJcrgs, Cashmere,
all and hoif Wool Delaines, DeJeges, Areea.
tines, GiRgkdmS, Prints. BROCHE AND
BAY STATE SH1 WIS, Fnrs, Hoods,
ScayfS, E,aJroidcrieS, Trimmings.
Chores, Hosiery, and a general
Stock Of CLOTHS, CdSSimeros, Sat
inctis, 7tceeds. Jeans, Festings, Bropa v.
and Bic1chcd SheetingS d Starting, Wool
Dc Canton FidnnciS, Checks, Carpets, Wall Is =
WindoW Paper, Glass d QHeenSrdre, Carpet chainr
Cotton Yarn, dc, de-, all of which we are new
Offering Mt q mere shade above COST.
The following goods we SIRE closing out ut arc
below cost our entire stock Of Babies and ChAs
drehs' Shoes, Silk and Braid Bonnete, Fancy
French Baskets, Gum Table Cloth, Trunks. and a.
general stock &C. Remnants, all of which win sns.a
must be closcd out preparatory to the opening u
the Spring trade.
In conclusion we would say to our numerous
customers and the public generally, come r'ghs
along and procure some Of the great bargains ne"
being distributed at tho Cheap Corner.
Thankful for past lavors we remain yours.
j. & h.. SCIIILLIEQ.
Salem, Feb. I. 1857. ...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

TpusgEIJ wEsvCOrT, AUrfOvnBR.-TARgn
IL OF frst household furniture parov suits
wood pi.nofort pain pier Elss,es chandeliers, Ac
Thi. CAV Saturday At lex O'Clock embracing tbs onirc
sess sad costly furue contained IN house No 81 Wet
II entt Ora streft few Doors east m Eehh avenue ra-
.sle be worthy n special attention everything
An ire house perfect order having oe.n u'ed but snpt
vii he ready early morning OF sale ooods
.ies, nj mil ,ni rose wood fruuvs covered in three color
brocsde In suit, IN silk velvet two superior rpsewood etc
plat. rxe and elegant pier mirrors Win dsbs
rich embrudrred cursirs 70 twenty windows
clock rosewood s'ies chairs rooep
Turkish chats In taoesy; rosewood certre aud
scfs tables vita mosaic and ssiusry tops LAW, riercn SO
rreary elegant carved rnsewd piano0te win rDle top
cabinet sioci rich maRnfcsni mantsl vsse
groups bque csndeabras and unique psror ornaments on
descrp Also large and vsu able colecton on OIL
painut a. real merit chandeliers Eas Ok nrer 40 -
hosevoo1 bedst~sde tigh large hair matrssses mar
BILE hstands ehn. toilet sets magnificent rosewood a.
nour French mirror ron french chairs rors rosewo
secret.y bcohcsse rosewood burrows WITH srgs W
rcv OF elegant rsk dining room furniture, OF the hnest
oesrrp DON rich chn silver yuby and yss cut glass
vorJ cutlery, 10 Bale positive without regard 70 weather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03
sHIPPING.

USOR NORFOLK AND EiOH g0ND-vhB UNITED
y Stass. mall steamship JAME6fOwN, Captain Parrish
O'Clock r y. from piss Is NORTH rves she win arrive q
Norfolk gandA, Afternoon and Richmond Monday
morning Passengers fcr South viii oceed wteou. dc
lay By The great I'll line Ohsroston Augusta BsvAsnss
most pedoss Passage and fare iocludDg stats
room, 70 horfo S Petersburg and Rcamond SO s'eerase
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

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These seAmsAips touch q Hawe spsGs delivered in Los
S1sGs ksssi 10 Sf se.ss 9. s x. ;gs TUE
8. s .:sslss:a: = 71:bssss 1 ss.sa A.
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NOE LJy.HIoE I'D M. UNITED srAr.s NAN An
dsps With ne United STATES mails for Europe positively o
f0S ,Iss
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81 s been s sss h. he
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perform .as entire service:
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DRY s s. GS%Hs1 ss sg Oa: . ss. |
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ss7ns 10 sssss privilege in Is ssoos. I.siSdss ssvxs
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pAasenxsss WI be sSen nd found N = muse Rre,soas
, T:SocS I'd ron r''AA'''.A Aha new Ha1 s10~
Certificates Of passage win be Issued hsrs 70 psydaa
DESTROYS Of bringing on, tAsk friends, g. scncpoadss
T.aas
s:i = g. sssss st:.. -
and sv:.y ss'ao' paid 70 ~ 'o'iar I'D a'''
Drafs Lavsrpool non 81 awards:
~ rood. :s.s q sssss vi b sos~s-dsl WIN .sa.O~a'
and despatsh-
JOHN O. DALI, Is broadway, New York ASsEi,
- WI. IMAM, and u rovar buildngs, Liverpool Ase.s
-.o---r -, - ,-,,- - - 80. --------
u New Yort souhsnptou London nd 1renSa-yas "a
S1esns s!a.s assssAp: .
TEL soo.s s sYs.s s sss:r 81 '.s 90 sss
JAsOH. .................. Gspisin Brittoa, SsM do
Owned BY The European and American Steam 6hppng Os
sy e 90 s.s sss % . AZ f
Bremcn touchinr a. southampton % and passsuGers aS
london, and hen proceed Bremen Resurniug hcy w
leave 1remen for Esw Yorh on evoy ANTAis saturday
stopping only a These sisAships Are Of ~
They win take limited nu%ssr o. third s slaH p rsrss
ships
1900. -no - q 49, ~ ~.
re isp I! VI al frS On xs Hu1 GoTs SS
.ssosy sepL - mo oe snCoeeaeo ~ VIC AA~o o"ooef
Q. a. sA1n no II soatn Wimao sr~es
800 .a,r-,,.,,,--o- =, 1870. -. ,.-T,,,--
T., Stats mall .,eansr FULTON, wo.,sa, Commando
sai. nd pssssassr. % ssaIS.y GOT " !, ossss ss
rsio. or rAssAa.
TSs sSp Ia. ave ws..r asS. eonpsrsnl :asi 5:
sasnes % as " We event. ., snson g nrnnanE ~ 80
ssfss, Of the vc.s and passsnseTs would be ssssrsd M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

pICoHDg PBACyyn-u. u. HAMMOND. r. D.. ru
II p o. Rcord OF Paris twho The irt living surgeon fo
sesres Ac Of The serna syser and Drs dsnocssn sss
Mott q this city, may be privately consulted Enghsh
street Rvoadwsy hon 70 ! ADD frnr toss evening"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

a iooricsl Re.earch-sIt Ia besuu lilly uluslrss~d and
describes The and effects ~ all diseases OF fscs,s
rasurs contains copous ncsons for tse ERECT rescrs
ton os who prevented by rpedi from entering
he s-d also professional disseta
Illustrating the result. Of chemical and eramnsons
Price postpaid W any address This uvslus
Bile work may be obsned well the rrfssmsn from Dr
BARROs No 57 Prince street, few blocks wcsi OF Broad
wsy. New y~ys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

TEE hRRIAan gUIDn-A BOOK uxvRUHLr roe
ne married o. nose about V msrry 81 Dy Hc,lics
rsu-d $40 paxes ~ bound win color- plates Prio.
" Published ky r. ". TROhG, es Nassau srs-s rsv
nv one dollar s,d the sddrr~ rhs bck ryes al ne sc
sisniesi objcctou nvsy sdnii pcrvn shoah poysss a.
uedseN yourral
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Ct OOO FORFEITED Asg no oHA.o. ysLl

drop your Only reliance for thorough Ia ain
die. No Dvtsion street ne only ri vel
brown scr The raordnary II perform
ed wi bout diet hndrane from business when AL
remedies only drive The disease In the blood f only This
he patient from secondary attacks and the only
medy esxth that does Try AL Others and BE
OF handbl ststinf nr Hunter has removed n villa
deception The hs rfeis good medicane
worse 'hsr thief Medical book and sdvice Rr.tis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

UUION NO1ICI-rHOs BELL, AUUrIONAER, AND
Al Jacob Jr. inform their friends and the public
Aey have taken the Of Resde and Centre streets
opposite City all place ard OnAmber
1n busno IN the auction and comms''on ioe iCi be faith
FULLY etis ndsd N prompt made Odr opening
sAe win take place Tuesday when valuable variety
goods furniture dn will be- offered and sold Regular sales
ouoa daily door Sales personally attended by Mr.
Bell. and ssio4 day ready for aonnSnmens
BRILL LION I'D Aucionsers, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

A UC.I0N NofICH-y BoGART, AUoTIONE8R-BY
81 ray .n ee = oeu. ,Ss
oale Of Largo lot Of nqu brandy rum, GIN ten baskes
HENRY VAST Uonstsbo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

A CARD TO TIE LADrns.-h q. JOHNSON, ~ ID.
"A formerly obssevic physician In the University Ooegs
London, treats all dl-eAses Of women And children special
regusrtes All distractions removed upon psholc
rica principles and speedy relief gussnied IN every
All COMMUNICATIONS suictly confidential prou led
required 2. o. JOHNSON NJ d., once <p Brosd~sy =. T.
~ndor rcd hy - - a calf acuity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03
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MEDICAL.

n DoO DIR. wAhDs UNFoRrUEArAs FRIssD
" LOO. and uhet remedies for certain seasss the
pluh uluA q ed'cine All hitherto disa pointed OF
viii under N WARDS treatment In few fee that
Richard is hlmsef again No ply stefan those dis
with oh mr. or c.eriy safety and
uneramr lei success In female Monthly pills ~
per boz. never fs o. tn.c ntsndsd sent By mall The
~ e,e6 viii 20 well 70 send write describing SYM
toms and enclosing reasonable remtisnce Br. WARD 3
lnl,e ss9 Csnsl rect bird door sssi Of Brosdssy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

nHos. vIBroH AUTHORIZATIONS is sPRUOB
rect zshsrn's and mortgage sale Of snhsd and unan
betting horse wagon and harness. rosewood aud mahogany
ers, oak ash MAPLE beech rosewood and mahogany
lumber 10 On MoudA, Oct g. at 10 A M at Is and n Jack
son street con.sins Of rosewood and mahogany suits nsasd
wahsands volaire chairs secretaries bedstoads
Ac also trimmings cured hair moss, springs 70 also
&c oak ash beech MAPLE rose wood and mshogsns
az mshe veneoTs &c also horse wayon harness &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

nR. COBrrf, rs DUANE STREET nssBss o.
TIE et~g ~ sn~p~c,r London. and Of the UpIv~v
a New yos ~ be cossuted privs,ey d-cse disessr
twenty 10 his present ccssiy enabl~s W cur
nodernta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

FINGERS FOR AN EVANGELICAL UsURuH IN rEw
York Broosbn hrst clsss Nrte,te 70 sing a. such
iesd In Corgrsgapona sir sing be obtained by call
ng upop Horace waters, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

UOrIoH koTICH-J. BoGART, AUCTIoME.R.-BY
a BOGART-Tbs day. at 10y O'Clock, at the auction
Of Fran kfor and william streets general
orment second band household furniture bedseads
'5les, chairs. hair and straw mares.es gilt o,kng
glasses etegeres mahogany bureaus olcl0h bookrAcks
chow roa Safes counters also 81 II O'Clock
che stock Of boot and shoe store; mems patent leather
boots ard CATERS ladies' CATERS chdreus Shoes,
Ger show case &c. Tuesdsy at No. eonard street the
Turpture contained Particulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

U,oR sAvArHAH AHD rLoRIDA-UsrrsD srArM
II wan nne.-rhe Steamer AUGUSTA, CAPTAIN wool
bull yfl leave SATURDAY., Ocsober q 81 ocio N ~
rom pier No North river. Buis q lsdins ssned q
Brosxway Through tcs fev vork "a Jsckscuvl
Cl; Pfsiks SIS Steamers fos riovfds connect s~vAn
turdaya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

.sR WATSON HAs FOR A LONG sHBIR or ylAEs
~ connset his attention 70 certain dssass wh,cA be ~
treated not le~s han twenty thousand wbcrt ~
rss O. o. failure The remedies mild without lnscvup
un 70 business change OF diet DY Wasos h eootin
attendance fr In the morning until ~ niTnt ~ BIZ -
dence, Walker street. few DOOR west Of BrAd say -
consulting rooms are separate. WI. WArsOH D.
Formerly Surgeon 10 he Loeb Hospital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

a vCTEON NOTICE-wA. WILDER. AUCTIoNHER-BY
North wam street ,sle Of furniture feather beds sofas
cleens Congress CATERS Oxford ties pumps &c also 50
gold and silver watches to close cutlery, plated
10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

ArhvER BEFORE EXHIBITED IN AnssICl
IN She Anatomical Museum Of Dr. k1nNrk
Chin~ee Brildnss 63c Broadway
600 models OF the mot hnsaec
Lectures 70 gentlemen daily, a. IA ana O'Clock, By IN
Jsckson erc~rt yrdsys when ladies only siml<d
isc.urcd 70 By scientific and profosxonAl iady.
Admission 8 c~nA
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attendance. fr N in the morning until nsst ss -
seassans rooms m. are wee .epsrs,s s ' w aSrsoT
nR wARDs UrroRrusArss rRIsED m TIE m
lso-p y me-. sS r upiTs.s sSyrossos .sd . s..S d
Ward =, NE gre.s:, sssetss q a. ssy Dr. asa ssssss
mons,Huoa, ear. private aiss.s. .ta equally s.s
%.ss Sss. Il ). ss. 81 q
sSs y . a. q s ] % a .. ss,.
day rhose vso doubt should cAn aud he WI, cure .ss
s1s .. "a nav: ssss =:
.wsiovins po..osous Pls N. sy Ealing d. .AsD 70.
Aieh.1d : hlm.sh .sAnn Prs n osos ~ ossA s~sa
ss.niy q. yss,s cansssd y. pr.s,ss d. .rsss
mesi Of private desases ne vsns o. msplacsd connd~.a
S :. G Co., am s'~ ~ certainty being ~A'-' 'a'
ma RALPB. AUrBoR or rHs Pr AcrICAL PsTyArS
cured n long sss d ssssr' su e l ssa 49,
The pstsc has suffered from certain oss o. people his go
TsnS .S.s. hSSrs d l. AID ~. r = ne .,snss
RIoohDs ysLP1Aus oIvIlLrs AcToE. CysL
md AZ .sg . y y.ss. M PM. =. Via Las
81. me scum may ,s not = e s- e I =
ss. s s -sos. ,esasss -,'s sss sa.oygsa ss.
" cias.. and So: = s,'ss ;,r,s
~, sprs 2ggess sss .ss.1 ana sss. au
ns.rly @ 20 10 pcSr. nIn..,s gni ~ u IT, AZ A.
sirssd Courier DIES s,ss Uns ssAs zs'suns Oar B~c<
Anas, m
spORyuoruSn YpMALp PrfI2-DR. A. nAUM
CEAU professor Of he dsesse- Of women assure
ale. thai hsv are relsbe. m TIE
yeme cases q q peyfectiy healthy Prioe Is
Ofrre = aber.y street They 1Nnsninsabe by mail by
addressing Dr A n ssuricesu.
TRI11sIr, or ylsALs CoNPLAInrs.-DR. a =
Il MAURICBAU professor o. diseases o women, sushv u
The Hsred womsns Pvvsle Medical Comp ~nou,n vfu
Nv .rsnee relief all trregusr,n>n
n The female system bv mode Of ooss snpla
healthy and certain. Once - Liberty street.
UTHn MAHRInp wonAHB PRIVATE MEDIC Al
i Companion" BIZ Dr A. ~ msurfcesu professo~ % a.
Of women Ladies win here Discover exscy he
The nature ard Al the smpfoms that attend der
vnditon. IL designed fov NE married more sspecslly.
Price VI For sale BY stinsex townsend IN Brosdwali
Slerman Co, Assr House ana ri The ofncs u " A. ~
kAURfCAU, Ii Liberty strest Prise q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

NO IrvRNroRa --CAsuEAB CO., SOLICITORS or
Il patents, Ne ss broadway, ~ Y-sy-cih 'sisus, drsw
ing- Ign kc prepared and ell business
win procuring patents promptly attended Unied States
passports iseued
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

nR wATsors Few woRK-"rHs CAUsn Anr
~ Cure.n-A complete practical r~stise premature
hsus,or local teby induced By early indiscreion
o,hsr c>ues~ which he and e-cs Of IN.
ipsdious naiady vi the treatment fully
psinst Illustrated BY Anatomical plates and
rNvnsa phh supr eunent ON 6se..~s Pric~ ~ n
Re nf the an crnAdaadaiiv
* Wasey set f~w 40 rs ee~t Of Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

RARNUNS AMKRIOAN MUsIUh--Hn OR1sr A,
ID aquarA Tank OF salt and frasa
81 this establishment pronounced By all ~kc
the the extraordinary interesting
p'oduced BY the hand Of science and eagerly ~schod
delighted Thousands every day The nss fed II O'Clock
I. Saturday, Oct s. afternoon s O'CLOCK tbs WsAnk
Nightingale viii appear In her ballad performances DvR-
Ing 81 TX O'Clock, In Der curious Muaical Monoogua
.usssinng Twelve different charscios ard singing eiGhs
Chromauopes To conclude with On evening" Phyo
scope Tho Living s1rpents, Happy Family 10. AAmn-
tarcs, - cents; children under Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

UvHOs. vE1TCB. AUTHORIZATIONS Is sPRUO1
reet-6f esfTs sale OF boiler, ko-On Saturday OcA
1897 1t O'Clock, No. spruce street one steam boiler
In good order. JAS q. WuLEH, Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

UcLoK.wM D, BEsroE. AUorIosEER-BY v
"A LlXTEa-This iav, nj IL oeleck, at x69 enwich
street Canal househo furniture beis elanke shests
Lot Of crochery cooirg range, Dee pumps ocean
ohne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

IsDEPEHpErr LIrH BrIwEss NEW YORK, BOs
Il ton rroyic ence 1risicl and Newport -sVaner COVER
NOR Capt ohvies Deerns win leave New York from pier
No 81 Robinson street sorh river every TuesdAy
thursday and Sunesy, Az o'cock Pare between New
orb and Boston, 81 fare 70 newport o. 81.
w. ". BYkAa. gent the wharf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

UCrIoN xOTIrl-M poU6HfY AUorIoNRlR,
"A VIII sen tsis day Oct ut l0k O'Clock At the Gales
eoon Nscsu street. large variety Of second hand rurn
covered In .rocate reps and plush,
octsv. pianocrte marble centre, pier and
ooa tables frame pier glasses rosewood .ecreary book
mirrors CLOCKS rtipgs mahogany and black walnut
bedsteAds, marble dressing do wAshstauds
blet sets Rany chairs, lounges. hair
txessea paAs Brussels and three ply oArpe
dining furniture mayble top buo cnau 70 match,
Caiver plated wave, Gro ,1ery. glassware, H.. 10
Ako,
"A large variety Of counting hols desks stools chairs
torpec 10 Tho whole sold peremptory 70 The hghes
tsdder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

IasI0NKBs sAIB OF 6EsTLENEN's FURNISHING
- goods-The entire stock rec-ny belonging 70 kessrS.
lanes Degray AIo ready for examination ri the
taore No Warren and Will be sold for caAh- The
IGNITION The trade this tale IA reque ted
FEkRy K QUTNAN. Assignee.