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" NOTHING LIKE IT SINCE STEPHENS
HARPER BROTHERS,,
No 81 % 335 Pearl.st. Franklin squarel,

NO o@' % % ftaII =. IF IalkII1 s44AIVN
THIS DAY:
PRIMES TENT LIFE IN THE HOLY LAND.
TENT LIFE IN THE HOLY LAND. BY VIM. c. Prime,
Author Of The Old House BY the River Later Years
&c. Illustrations. limo, Muslin g IS
Surrounded by their oDsed and faithful Arabian servants
and guard travelling style suited the comforts
youu invalid American lady travellers otered through
the pitching their tents night after night in val
ey names dear all Christian hearts No assoca
ton Of escaped their notice They procession. Of
the Pasrchs Hebron The starlight Of Bethlehem full Of
besuiy 70 their syes The Sea Of aee had divine music
their The dew Of Hennon fell cold their iorehesd
In Jerusalem they reusised long time and the volume
complete interesting guide 10 its spots Of interest whether
travelling that way to one resting at home The dis
n Of the locality Of the Ho Places In which Mr. Prime
unhetan civ differs from Dr. Robinson, aud with ample
citation authorities and typographical arguments oyerthows
the positions learned gentleman is OF the vsu
able portions the book The re is full Of incident all sorts
OF PLEASANT adventure such all who read will Long
tine 10 .fioy themselves: meantime, all will be glad of this
orrunty knowing what il s 20 live in tents in the Holy
Land Both this book and the Boat Life IN Egypt eontain adj
vic. travellers visiting these countries which will be found 10
contain al Americans will need 20 know about going 10 the
East for PURCHASES and general preparation
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THE SATURDAY EVENING POST
i THE GREAT PHILADELPHIA PAPER.
The SATURDAY EVENING POST
THE GREAT PHILADELPHIA PAPER
THE SATURDAY EVENING PosT
THE GREAT PHILAAp Al spEd PARER.
lh THE HS sAftRpA iT E VEN POST. ~
CHIP, THE CAVE CHILD.
THE POST FOR NEXT SATURDAY, June ~, is Issued
this uoruns contains Of the deeply Interesting story
OF CHIP, THE CAVE CHILD" 1t also contains a large
number Of articles cacused both 70 and instruct,
NJ one can read THE POSr regularly without gaining valuable
nf0Tma'iS3 sITT VIZ 1i r r ISe WrrXs PAPER
CHIP THE CAVE CHILD BY Mrs. N A. Deni'On.
CHAFrER John Lake, the Quaker Preacher
CHsFrEs Xl-The Trio in the lnR Chamber
CH.PrEs XII-Le Waugh Visits the Cave.
CEnTSs XII Gsg and The Sn.cs.sn s; mi
The instant ater backs ward and all three
running for life " The Success Of the Straw Stables Alder
The WAR TRAIL. By Captain Msyne Reid.
TIE FLOATING POPULATION OF CHINA.
DREAM TESTIMONY AT ENENTIDE.
HOW TO FALL ASLEEP
is THE TOAD VENoMOUSl
gUsEFUL RECEIPTs-lmproysd mode Of COOKING Salt
Pork Warts To Cure Whoopns Cough Carrot Pie
To Keep Butter Hard and Cool Without Iee To CIT Rid OF
Wi WIT AND HuMoR-M.kins the Work. CO. Love in
Cbir.; Anecdote Of DR. Cox A Salts Weddings Sleeping in
Meeting; D, IN Church Muscular Effects e Ale &c.
NEW VIEWS OF DAIRY MANAGEMENT By Dr.
ENIeMAs, Ch.r.de,. cGHund[ams &C. o,o,,vrs
VALUE OF THE SUNFLOWER.
LITTER From PARIS P9PanIsE SSqReT1',,i'ion &C
THE sILNERSMlTH OF ACRE.
THE COMET. Word About ROME
With number OF other srtcles. -
&C South 50 st. Philadelphia subscription price, sss year
or cents single number . - -
No Il Ann.st and ROSS ToUsEY No. l2l Nss.aast .nt
Of all the News Dealers. Price cents
Back numbers OF The fost can senersJ De obtained an
energetic News Dealer.
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ITO DRUGGISTS, Observation-Disclosures for the
Il next (Julyl Number Of the AMERICAN DRUGGISTS
CIRCULAR must BE- sent in by the 10th inst, AT LATEST
Ten line each aud insertion. Sent to Is oO
Fen Thousand Druggists and Physicians throughout Amer.
lea Office No So Beekman, Of William ST. Hours from
lOto4
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DR. BARTHs TRAVELS in AFRICA,
~ Alta REDUCED PRICE.

Inst imported by
D. APPLETON 4 Co. noe $40 and 5i3 Broadway,
TRAVELS AND DISCOVERIES
IN NORTH AND CENTRAL AFRICA,
Being Journal Of AZ Expedition undertaken undeT ne aus
uee. ~ n NJ. Goysrurent IN the years lSf9 70 lso
By HESsY BAETH, Phi
In ,hree large vols, eyo, : Y
Hsndsouselv nrnt,d and illustrated with II entirely new
Naps Sc frely tinted Epgsviug 100 very n-at " oodc az
Ths principal merit which claim Tor myssi pa ms re-
spef il hAt u hsyx noted whole conhzuranon OF me
country and NV ehf Object has ben 20 represent ne tro,
uars With whom IL contact II thsn hi-t0roal
and efh Graphical relation the rest Of mankind a. well a.
in tker deal relation thS: tract Of country 10 wnlen tny
i've IN this ,u-e have succeeded IN pl>ens oole ne
eyes the public new sad animated picture AID
hose sppsrrntly savage and degsdsd noe. more
sope throu1h'T Prom PIstSfs
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printing.

TOHN A. GRAY, No. 375 BROADWAY and
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Job PRINTERIn addition to the ordinary Of Print
ing be prepared execute orders for Notes CHECKS D
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Certificates Of Deposit aud other COMMERCIAL BLANKS
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WEDDING, VISITING, and AT HOME Cards engraved
and printed in the best style, and at low rates.
NOTE PAPER or Envelopes STAMPED with Crest or lni.
tials plain In colors at short notice.
BLANKBO0KS made 70 order ruled any pattern, with
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LABELS printed from type plates stOne in one or aay
colors, supplied in large small quantities.
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Ard Nos. 10 and IS JACOB-ST., cor. Frankfort st.
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IOHN A. GRAY, No N5 BROADWAY, and
Nos Is and IS JACOB-sT, General Newspaper, Book and
Job PRNTERThe Charitable Monthly says: Z" II would be
truly strange Mr. Gray had not his equals among the prin
have known deserve comparison with him Uuspangy we
work times push Monthly through the Printing Once
and Bndery we have him speak Of equally PAINS
TAKING IN PERSON for the same object, although our
small business could be of little importance establishment
where THIRTY or FORTY periodicals including many Of the
leading Literary Journals Of the country are bat
min norton OF the regular work"
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Published Thi. Day June II, 1857.
N AD Z L On HA w L EY;
Nt Or,
THE JESUIT AND HIS VICTIM.
REVELATION OF ROMANISM
By WILLIAM E.RLE BRpER
limo, Cloth Illustrated. Prce 81.

hi. work has for its objectte keeping IN perpetual
hrsne. the evils Of that Of theology that binds
sxp the conscience and la sim T. implicit obedience the
srt Of all is followers. TIL OF the tale deeply laid aud
H. foundation IN truth the incident. that
m character that whoever the reading Will
tiuue 70 the denousmen;.
/, /, one Of the most THRILLING REVELATIONS ever
rubshed, and that will have sse Our
such will enable % supply a. least
400 COPIES PER WEEK,
And we nope thus 10 Be able &c the demand
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Published This Day Complete.
VNIOULD YOU MARRY YOUR COUSIN =
Wv See What LEE ILLUSTRATED saws about INTEk-

MOULD YOU MARRY YOUR COUSIN =
w See what LIFE ILLUSTRATED says about lNTEh-
MARRIAGES" in THIS weeks number 1t for sae BY oil
Kewsmen. IL also contains:
THE PATENT MEDICINE swINDLE-Comets and
Ecpses with an illustrated comet-Human Animal Magnet
ism. EDITORS AND PREACHERS-Who have the largest
audiences The Rose double aud single and how 1t produced
The Passion for Display.
RAMBLES IN THE COUNTRY; Going to Church
Theshng Machines in 1900 and in 1857 ustraed-Traps for
Insects THE HARBORs OF LAKE ONTARIO, and the
Railroads South-Mornng Star Cooking Range-ron Hurdle
Fence. CHOOSING A WIFE-Woman's Heart-The Seaside
Belle-Baby's Dream poem.
CITY GOSSIP-Wekiy Nev'- Notes and Qst'fe'-Neo In
rariou, TOPICS; and numeroH' things
rel 10 keep up tcith the and all
cents. Got this weeks LIFE ILLUSTRATED.
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pleasure Excursions.

EXCURSIONS Excursions !-EXCUR-
IL sIONS The well known steamboat WASHINGTON
the commodOus running been
up expressly for the excursion Parties wishing
learn particulars by applying TO the owners
Nos n and 75 Huds0n.st., OF No 10 Westst
EXCURSIONS.- fine Double decked Barge
~ IRENE newly painted put In complete order furnished
with will be chartered for excursGns Also
the steam bosts KING PHILIP, YOUNG AMERICA, @. B.
FRASER and CAMILLE. Applyto NJ }. CLUE lc9 Broad
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SpIrituaIism.-J. b. CONKLIN, the Test Medium he
returned TO city and may be found at his Rooms No d
Broadway the hours Of from 10 TO IL to and TO
. IN Fee 50 cents.
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ENGRAVING and PRINTING, Half Price
IL Wedding At Home, Visiting and Address Cards, nc Bust
uess ards Bheads Checks Notes Kelly 81 Fulton MY
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Deadly THIS MORN ING,
III WEDNESDAY, June II,
PUTNAM FOR JULY.

ENL A K o A D Z Z Z > I y 4 I Z o
Commencement Of Vol X.
PUTNAM BY universal consent 10 now placed a. the head
Of American Magazines.
We fesrles.ly challenge comparison Of PUTNAM Tor
JULY with any Of its cotemporsIies.
This best Of American monhles, be obtained Of al
gooi and New. psalers MILLER L CURTIS,
Printers, Publishers and Importers
No. S2l Broadway.
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EIREWORKS.-A general assortment Of plain
and eeored FIREWORKS and Of the best quality for ss.e
By BADEAU LOCKWOOD Co,
No, ~ Wssh'nfsoeh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-13
FINE ARTS.

Am. R1vIERF, ARTIST, rRos PARIS INFoRws THt
M public that he gives lessons ia drawing and patnng
lpply y NJ Ninth street between Fh aud SIKH avenues
New Yprk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-13

d WRITING CLASSES, BOOKKEEPING, ARrTuwE
yI. nc, Ac. tlo Who win no. become good writer's ~he
Mr. PAINE gives ~ lessons for 81 At ndance day
ing At academies 81 Bowsry New York. ~ Fulton street
BIoOklyn. o. 81 Montgomery street. jersey CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-13

FEW RICH sABLEs FOR SALE-AT HALF THE
"A price Of last season, by GEORGE A. HEARN No. 81
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-13

GREAT CONSIGNMENT SALE.
NJ 1000 embroidered robe skirts, seventy five per cent
GENINS BAZAAR,
5l3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-13
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10 1857

FALL FAsHoas.
% MAIDEN LANE
40 ''s sst as En- ss ssy Esss-
WHITE BIRDS. x...
FOR THE Holl al Or GENUINE
REGARDLESS or COST
MANUFACTURED
FL sEEs AND CUFFS
& 4: s ss III $ssfS 4: I:
:E Essss HtsEHs
ons1f h u ' ' Y sA5S
SLEIGH AND LAP ROPES. 'i SsS S9 sdS4 svrrs
EVERY AAit WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED,
At WHITE BIRDS,
No. q Maiden Lane. corner of Nassau street.
900 HUDSON STREET
zoo $4,000 Of cioaks and tremendous sasrice
stock Of coaks manas furs 50 Per cent less han
cost.
JACKSON y, t BENNER,
few doors above Canal
270 BRoADwAY-I WOULD. INFORM THE LADIES
Of goods comprising the following, namely
Ladies' dress caps.
Headdresses
Pins the hair and Ornaments.
Coifeurs OF exquisite design.
These goods have imported expressly for The holidays
hoping z, We. early ly.a nspsssiiion'
J. II. GOssON,
373 Broadway,
Between Franklin and White streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-13

GREAT CONSIGNMENT SALE.
NJ Presents fo- the holidays.
20 00 dollars worth OF French ebrodees seyeny pc
cent below cost
GENINs, BAZAAR,
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-13
NYRw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMP ANY

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
~ Proposals for oanIn order fund the floating debt
mortgage sIient Of one million o. dollars has
been dsdea BY The Board Of DIRECTORS the mode Of
which labors by reason of the high rates Of asro paid
subscriptions accordingly invited from all holders Of
he s. and set q ' for The Of
bearing seven per cent interest payable semi
extension cerfcaes preference in this loan subssrp
tons though solicited from ALL win take precedence IN ,be
4. PrefersIeero the holders Of the bonds
s @ s lon. a1s ,'A
no ss hs ss err q prssrrsa s'o1s
snd sixty per cent par IN e above mentioned unsecured
DAY January p!I Any Of he ssna. or
az X. % a are due and
n Z. S rs. BY 70 ss ss
he hrs and second mors.gs. already gwen but me
% s @ one p: 5 lien vs upon ssp s0
.enty four thousand aoays issued for u. sonsrncson Of
eeheatss hypoih.eatd security for me aoauns
ses arc 70 be redeemed sy the proceed. q ~. io.,
. Intended $50 year shall be Sc, aside provided
s % shs a. .ae S
Of hts issue such bonds purchased be Immediately
Psrsona wishns subscribe this loan or Who are In
. he once. No. Pine Where s
NJ 70 give All rsoared MATHEMATICAL as r1 I'm =
ss loan and the condition e The order q As
Dscs.s.R l. 1857.
NoTIcE-THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO OBTAIN
~ loan for client Of SuOU for FIVE years ten
per cent Che legal Of interest Oho
nuay secured by aud upon ample produc-
tive real estate In the business Cincinnati
my oflce At the ST. Nicholas Hotel
i'm. GUIrEAU, I'll Broadway.
proposals FOR LOAN TO THE CHICAGO, BUR.
hngton and Quincy Railroad Company propo
sails will be received by undersigned No
cry E1shsnse Boston up e DE s day Of january neIt :,
follows
~ Ten per the 18th OF January l which Ars in
siAment the company win retain without issuing bends
therefor until the last lpstaInent In paid.
9Iweny I've per cent On ash Feb lss For which bonds
Is Twenty ave per cent 18Th Mch viii be isaued
~ Twenty per cent on 18th April, ls5s against each
the whole amount may he paid for in cash and The
loo bonds issued
which the Company viii ssue eight cent bonds Of
fW each, dated Ia, January, 1884, with semi annual
pons aud having twenty five years torun.
The proposals will be opened nj the ONCE No ~ CITY EJ
change Boston on the eighth day Of January merit at
O'Clock r. M In The Of Tho Board ~ Directors q The
Company who viii award without reserve 10 the highest
sponsbl- bidders
circular win shortly he ssued giving full information
70 the financial condition u the company and the form Of
cy be given for the above named loan BY order Of be
Board. (signed) -
J w. BROOKS },..
EDWARD l.. BAKER, ! ""'eo'
Bosros, Dec. 6 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-13

GREAT CONSIGNMENT SALE.
" large assortment Of lace curtains below cost
GENINS BAZAAR.
b3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-13

GREAT CLOSING sALE-0vER MILLION SHIRTS
ana orawers Wool Jackets ladies' and ses,ssv Of
other goods the balance Of Wholesale stock In Liberty
street. win be sold this week al 1856 Spring street
JAMES CASEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-13

GREAT CONSIGNMENT SALE-S2slOO WORTH OF
NJ fine French embroideres, IS per cent below cost
GENIN's Bazaar,
5l9 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-13

GREAT HOLIDAY SALE
VI or CLOAKH,
AND LADIES' FANCY FURS.
sull further and immense reduction in prices OF
BULPINS ENTIRE STOCK,
At SCI Broadway.
Paris MAntila Emporium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-13

WINES AND LIQUORS.
en- Q7I PER DOZEN PISrsl BOTTLES RETURNED
from Canadian barley hops Croon nothing else
BSRIoS @ Rga' S sss sa
2eO JOHN J. srArr.-sco $50 BROADWAY, NEXT
srandes Tor smy and n.denal ass esra ass and porter
quantities TO suit purchasers, At $50 Broadway.
EAST INDIA PALE ALE-JosEs' UNRrvALLED IN.
~ da pale ard burton ales equal % the best imported and
sixth street New YORK "se Juice brewery 100 A''
GENUINE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR THE Holt
VI days prices q suit the times BY the bottle doEen or
bottled n oporto psie ami brown sbsre. ehsmpsrn.. "a
"a ,1.s; & md ~. sns wines
Ion "hfksys EanThsTg AID burton ale Hsysna scars
Sole importers q Messengers London cordial gin.
IIovr pprwrn rScIIsu arr az np,rcuT Ar
Chambers railroad depot, Or bottled for the convenience
Fny allowed ior bos and -h-n returned
"'''' "iN"''
TONES BURTON PALE, STOCK AND FRESH ALrs-
4 the following Places -Huron seZsieo = v-ndam Is
ssa . RrrnS rsr nanss ma Tbsrr HOWL
Broadway and Ninth street Brewery ls Ess, sixth street
CcoTcH MALT WHISKY. PURE AZ IMPORTED
- Families supplied with ihe genuine a,re e demichn.
liquor merchant No Hudson street, the Chambers
THosE y CASES or ASSORTED LIQUORS FOR THE
GIN wn.sey and Msders vine ali ssrrsse geraae Ch.m
'' we Guy "0''"" JOHN sukPH i ~ Water street.
MUSICAL.
Is PTANoFoRTEs AND ONE xELoDEos PIANO
I'D Style rent a ~ a. ~ - and y month ~ sale
roS Sss B erss Sasa tuned Aaa music
&IQO LESS THAN USUAL PRICE FOR ANOTHER or
plOV those splendid seven octave rosewnoi pianos In
a sn rs' ss g o1 wears hi ns nS
Tor Ne last one can nov have bargain y Greene street
A SUPERB DOUBLE ROUND ROSEWOOD SEVEN oc
~ @ panS'@T 70. she me sss snb b s a. Ne
mont legs q the richest design
carving around the uil iron pse grand oversrung
bass solid pearl Keys mos. sspsrs on. which can &c tested
smp pS ssS Zee ''s ss ppm and
win be made crest object cash buyer Apply Il The re-
sic.nee es sixth avenue near Thirty ninth street from
A ex OCTAVE ROUND CORNER ROSEWOOD PIANO,
ii be soid ihis week ssSrdce ior cash Apply a. ia
A RARE CHANCE TO GIT NEW OCTAVE PIANO
~ RpEa rs wco sd TsS .secn ao
between houston ana Bleecser streets.
GREATEST CHANCE ELEGANT OCTAVE ROSE.
@stc md ep ors se cos 500 has been
used few mhs will be soi Scr 500 Can be .een at M
Music AT HALF FRICE AT WATERS, so. a3
M Broadway Pianos and meiodsons ?, lower prices han
ree and repi SLOWED on purchase For sse cn %nosn.asa
payintns gaoh soconn han p,sn~ Us 81 % b
sold A. astonshingly low prizes for cash
DIANOs WORTH Sso roR s225-A FEw, WHICH
sn a splendid carved s,rsr sesaVe tor ssn r tyNCH
eT Broadway between Twenty arsi and Twenty second
FINE ARTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-13

DRUssEIs AND CHANTIII.Y LAcES.
ID MILLER GRANT. T0s Broadway.
Are Offering the following articles for holiday gs Al I'm
mense reduction
Appoligue lace seis. from ..............S 70 u
Point laiguiiie lace sets from ~ -
Honlinu do Go.......t.*.........t u "
Black thread wells "
Embroidered muslin acts At worth
DO do. nt...................... worth I.
And large assortment u other goods similar reduction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-13

CRFAT CONSIGNMENT SALE-l0000 FRENCH EN-
VI troidered sets. IS per cent below cost.
GENIN'S Bazaar
Rroa fhHay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-13

AT RICHNoND'S, 81 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE NE.
IA uopolian Hotel. will offer Monday the 18th.
lots ruhruderes and lace goods imported for
the holidays 80 per less than regular prices Real
point collars ST. Of the S6 In place of $50
embroidered handkerchief from IS cents ladies' dress
head dresses and ornaments for the hair flowers
selected the with the usual taste
this department Mourning goods nfaats
robes &c. honon lace from IS lust half price,
ruund lace wells real and imitation, from 81 MP Baious
best Kid gloves IS cents per pair. RlCHMuNns,
Sc Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-13

TNURS, FURS, FURS.
IL THE AMERICAN AND RUSSIAN FUR COMPANYs
Warehouse.
No. 81 Maiden lane, Of Gold street.
\. A a.. SAMUEIS
Onr their immense rich ladies'
children fancy fura reduction their whole
sale prices In order 10 realize cash, viz
upwards seh
Sable
Mountain marten fr IN. ................
1rencf sable from. .................
Also splendid stock OF gsniemens fur coats caps gloves
and mufiers also sleigh robes in great variser.
Please remember Maiden lane the American and Rus
sian Fur Company warehouse
L,uRS FURs, FURS.-wIIIIAM MOSER WILL OFFER
during the month OF December his entire OF
furs below cost Ladies' will ind hts The largest aud richest
assortment offered In New York The goods
featured with great and Of the best quality and
article will be guaranteed as represented.
T AIDES FANCY FURS
IL Hudson's Bay sable ermine,
Mink. stone martsn. htch sets
uncommonly cheap, warranted sound as gold dollar
AtLANDRy's 5gS broadway
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-17
A Thrilling Incident.

Returning from visit to New Orleans
we were fortunate enough to secure pas.
sage in line steamer. with but few pas.
sengers. Among the ladies. one especial
ly interested ns. She was the widow Of
wealthy planter. and was returning
with only one child, to her fathers house.
Her devotion to the child was very touch
ing, and the eyes of her old black nurse
were filed with tears as she besought her
mistress not to love that boy too much.
or the Lord world take it away from her.
We passed through the canal of Louis
vile, and stopped for a few moments at
the wharf, when the nurse wishing to see
the city, walked out on the guard, at the
back of the boat, where. by sudden eff
fort, the child sVrang from her arms into
the terrible current that sweeps down the
falls, and disappeared Immediately. The
confusion. which ensucd. attracted the
attention of gentleman who was sitting
in the fore part of the boat. quietly read
ing. Rising hastily, he asked her for
some article the child had worn. The
nurse handed him the tiny apron she had
torn off in her efforts to retain the babe
in her arms. Turning TO splendid New
foundland dog that was eagerly watching
his countenance, he pointed first to the
apron, and then to the spot where the
child had gone under. In an instant the
Noble dog leaped in the rushing water,
and also disappeared. By this time the
excitement was intense, and some persons
on shore. supposing that the dog was lost
as the child. they procured boat and set
off to search for the body. just at this
moment the dog was seen far away with
something in his mouth. Brayely he strug-
Igled with the waves, but It was evident
that his strength was falling fast. and
more than one breast gave sigh Of re-
lief as the boat reached him, and it was
announced that he had the child, and that
it was alive. They were brought Oh
board-the dog and the child.
Giving a single glance to satisfy herself
that the child was really living, the young
mother rushed forward, and sinking be-
side the dog, threw her arms around his
neck. and burst into tears. Not many
could view the sight unmoved and as she
caressed and kissed his shaggy head, she
looked up to his owner and said:
Oh, sir, / must have this dog! I am
rich, take all Ihaye-eyerything but give
me my child's preserver."
The gentleman smiled, and, patting his
dogs head. said, /" / am very glad madam
he has been of service to you, but nothing
in this world could induce me to part
with him."
The dog looked as though heaperfectly
understood what they were talking about
and giving his sides a shake, laid himself
down at his masters feet, with an expires.
sion palmer than words, No, nothing
shall part US"