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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03
A Henery.


A Mr.. Dc Sora, of Paris, having discov-
cred the secret Of making hens lay every
day in tho year, by feeding them with horse
flesh, raw and minced, bathought him Of
going into the fresh egg business on large
scale. He began his experiment, with three
hundred hons, and found they averaged the
first year some twenty five dozcn eggs each.
Last season he had ioo, 900 hens at work,
with a fair proportion Of male birds, and
the proportionate result was the same. To
supply the great consumption Of meat the
numerous disabled and worn out horses in
and around Paris nre depended on. Thev
arc neatly and scientifically slaughtered at
NJ. De Sora's own ab5dtoir. The blood is
sold for art purposes. The tanners buy
the skins. The glue makers and manufac-
turers of Prussian blue get the head, hoofs,
shanks, &c. The button makers buy the
larger bones. The average consumption of
horses per day is twenty-five, and so we'll
arranged is the system, that the proceeds Of
the sale of tho hides, bones, &c, makes
profit Oh the original cost Of the horses
Another item of profit is the manure from
the fowl yards, which is eagerly sought for
by the gardeners in the neighborhood.
About one hundred persons mostly fe-
males, are employed in tho various depart
ments of the henery. The expenses of the
establishment, including repairs, interest,
&C., amounts to about SIS, 900 per annum.
Sale of eggs last winter were 40, 600 dozen
week, at francs for six dozen, or $4,000
per week, which is $25O,0oo per annum.--
So that Mr.. De Sora can both cluck and
crow over his hens, that bring him clear
revenue of nearly $i72,ooO a year.
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4Ottrn.
From the German Of y. NuLLKr.
THE PARADISE OF TEARS.

From the German Of y. NuLLxr.
THE PARADISE OF TEARS.
BY wM. c. BRYANT.
Beside the river OF Tears, with branches low,
And bitter leaves the funerel willows grow;
The branches stream, like the dishevellod hair
or woman in the sadness of despair,
On rolls the stream with perpetual sigh;
The rocks moan wildly as II rshes by;
Hyssup and norwood border all the strand
And not flower adorns the drcary land.
Then comes the child whose face Is like the sun,
And dips the gloomy waters ms they run,
And moistens all THE region, and, behold!
The ground is bright with blossoms manifold
Where Gall the tears oflovc, the rose appears;
And where the Is wet with friendships tears,
Forget-mc-not and violet, heavenly blue,
Spring, glittoring with the cheerful drops like dew.
Tho souls ormourncrs, who no moro shall weep,
Float, swan-likc, down the currents gentle sweep,
Go up the sands that shine along its side,
And in the Paradise of Tears abide.
There every heart rcjoins its kindred heart,
There, in a long embrace, that may part,
FulGllmcnt meets desire; aud that fair shore
Dehods Its dwcllcrs happy evcrmorc.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03

EMBALMING THE DEAp.--It is we'll known
that thore arc still in existence corpsss Of
persons who died ten centuries ago, which
have been preserved BY process reckoned
among the "Lost Arts" the process of en-
balming tho dead. Almost every ono has
gazcd upon some relics from the catacombs,
some mummy, but never with much admi-
ration for the human lineamsnts thus trans
mitted from antiquity. How long after
embalment the ancient dead retained the
aspect they wore in life, we have no means
of knowing. But the most intimate friend
of a mummied person would be sorely puz.
zled to recognise the features Of the once
living original.
In our day the embalming chemists, doc
tors and undcrtakor are approximating to
something more satisfactory in this art OF
immortalizing mortality. We have a pro.
cess by which the palid corpse may be
made to assume tho color and freshness Of
life, and retained thus for an indefinite peri.
cd of time. Dr.. Holmes, Of Williamsburg,
Long Island, has been for years experiment
ing with the dead till he has at last sue
ccedcd in preserving corpse in complete
freshness and purity for nine years. Th.
subject of the experiment remains, and it is
believed, will remain, indefinitely, unaffect
ed by time or season.
On the Sd inst, young merchant nam.
ed Rebcrt Mason, from Syracuse, New
York, died at No. 2oe Morgan street, il
this city, of inflammation Of tho brain. His
decease occurred in the morning, and in the
evening the remains were embalmed by the
well known undertaken, Mr.. John A. Smith
ers, of Chestnut street. The death hue was
removed from the countenanco of the sub.
ject; and the body has since been in the
Office of Mr.. Smithors, an object of great
interest to numerous spectators. 1t will
there remain till Monday next, when it will
bO despatched to Syracuse. The corpse is
apparently in state of perfect purity, and
totally exempt from the slightest trace Of
dscomposition.-iS. Louis Dem. 1lM.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03

SANDWICHES FOR EVENING PARTIES
Chop fino some cold dressed ham, say
about quarter Of pound; put it in ba-
sin with tablespoonful of chopped pickles,
and tOaspoonful Of mustard, little
Cayenne; put aboutsix ounces Of butter in q
basin, and with spoon stir quickly till it
forms kind of cream; add the ham and
seasoning, mix all well, have the sandwich
broad cut in thin slices; have already cut,
thinly intermixed with fat, either cold roast
beef, veal, lamb, mutton, poultry, fowl,
pheasant, grouse, partridge, &c, either Of
which lay evenly, and not too thick, on
your bread; season with little salt and
pepper; cover over with another piece of
bread; when your sandwich is ready, cut
them in any shape you like, but rather
small and tastily, and serve. You may
keep them ia cold place, If not wanted,
as they will keep good under cover for
twelve hours.-Ladies' Book.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03

II costs s25 an hour to light the new
hall Of the House Of Representatives, at
Washington with gas. .s5ilsi
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03
B. J. BARTLETT a. SON,

A TToRNEYS AT LAW, have removed their Office to
N the second story Of Nims' building, over +.
Deruhsm's Clothing Store. n-Y- entrances on Cyngian
Street. All business entrusted 10 them will he carefully
attended to. u. j. BARTLETr,
Fremont, Nov. 2f, 1855. J. r. BARTLETT.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03

Attorneys and Cnunsellors at Law, and Solicitors ir
chaneery will attend TO professional business and Land
Agency In Sandusky and adjoining counties. Office, 2nt
story bucklnnd's Block, Fremont,
II. T.. BI1CKLAND HOMER EVERETT.
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Theodore Ciapp,

Manufacturer of Confectionery and dealer In Foreign
Domestic Nuts Fruits, Groceries, and Yankee Notions
Principe and Havana Csars. Main street, Fremont o.
June 10, 1855.
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REMOVAL.

INKS. of every kind that arc worth using,
"a. hs beund a MecULLooHs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03
Homeopathy.

Dr. W. FAILING having established himself for ths
purpose of practcing Homeopathy in this place and Vi
snty would respectfully to the public that his
present Arrangements will enable those desirous of avail
ing themselves Of Homeopathic treatment, to rely with
certainty upon prompt attention to their calls, whether in
or out OF town.
EY Once at his residence, on the Turnpike the first
house east of the Old Catholic Church.
NIB. Dr. F. pays particular atteppn to all forms Of
thronie diseases. Fremont, April TO- 1855.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03
Roberts a sheldon.

Manufacturers OF Copper, Tin aud sheoIron War;, an
Dealers in Stoves, Agricultural Implements Stoves Rag
wool Hides shcrp-pelts Old Copper Old Stoves, &c
All sorts Of genuine Yankee Notions. Pcascs Bric
Block, No. 1, Fremont, Ohio. May ~, 1903.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03
y. H.. Greene
nnclsianh s. Everett,

Attorney at Law; will attend TO all business entruste
70 his care. Once-Nims Block, Corner of Croghan an
Main streets, Fremont, Ohio.
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c. II. McCULLOCH.
yyM. ST. CLAIR, NJ. ID.

Dealers In Drugs Medicine Dys-stuIs, Glass, Paint
Oils, Books, Stationery, &C., Fremont, Ohio.
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Cnnncid q Brother

Hardware Merchants. All kinds OIL Iron and Steel ware
both American aud Imported; sold at Wholesale Re
tail. Every pattern Of Cook Parior Box Stoves Ag
ricultursl and Farm Implements Woodenwa CordngC
Oils, Paints &c., Belts Block No 2, Fremont, Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10

ono f'r watcl over the othor willis al,cpinr ,ee NAV
nfit be osonoi by stephens otherwise mara. my
u'h!Nl 81 ihs ~ an msiaae. 70 SHOW the liicuIty
tiei iotitcn rs 10 revealing anything about Mrs ste
lh5hs hN ng aocn poisoned, h knew from his sisters
sa't y ts and manners that they in great droa Of
strhens--Iarticn!ory Fanny haa no r.ascn 70 JUICE
tnm thc cttci n road N Ireland that hs auut WIS poi
soicd, but lac was I'M sed with the IDEA that She h
met with ioui ra, when his sisters told him what Iauia
him Ms sterfeIs rot, then he knew perfect We'll she
"as poisoned. Stephens did not give HIM any reason ~
trp SC ihe s. second day that lie intended miriag'
a. anc 81 his sStcrs
hci ne testimony being read 10 the witness, ono OF
Ne Jr ts asked the C0rOae VIII ther they were 10 regard
fhc esi inony as anything more than heaissy.
lie Coroner believed that the testimony had dccici
btG,nE On the LEder consider alton and did 0t re-
Gaid iil.s hy amy mcars Is hcaisay evidence.
ArotLe Jtior could not regard as thing else but
lcalSay testimony.
The 'ciener sad matter for the Jury 70 decide
for u me,ves They might act upon or set i aside az
they thought beet The jury however was going out OF
INC me OF rs duty in passing structures on tho Character
Of tie 1. St.mOny.
The mcoica gentlemen TO whom the analysis OF the con
tents Il the stomach OF the deceased committed not
beng ready 10 report, and not being able to Ok day
which they would DO ready, the further continuation Of
the case Was postponed TIL TUESDAY, the 18th inst
The body of Mrs. Stephens re-hterred on Tuesday
afternoon, in Greenwood cemetery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
Inn AnKIpHIA Oct @. lRilH

Stocks firm: rcnnsylvaAo, ,Gte SIS, "a j. ...ag
Railroad, 25is Morris San,i. ~ BID, Long lsani Rot
.soSG, II u; Pennsylvania k.roa. Asa. - -
BALTIMORE, Oct. -, 1915.
Flour steady. Wheat firm: RED, 81 IS 81 -; wn,tc,
81 70 S. ~, Cora bettr white, nc SOC, yellow,
SIC. MnisN, .i at So. q .tits. Fs'-
nimci. t,col-sho4i ers &c. &c; sides, S4c
,Mees pork $40 80 81. Ia.r, IL bDis, l024c. lie
nt-siEIAHiA Jet. q, isoS.
Flour duh. Wheat dull Waie. 81 - 81 IS; rcd,
81 rs a 81 81. Corn dull AT S r. Sc. Wnshy al
&c. aAMc.
pDfsArp, Oct. a--l p. W.
FouI-Nohing DORIS except IL retail way. Edyefs
sellers ap,.t tIag ttws. WA Ht--N tfkci
heavy and lower 5.eUO sets club II Sc IN
1000 bushels do. soc tofn ru ana owos: sitaS
Is. 600 bushes at 59Lsc 6' :or PmA Chicago Barley
dull and heavy at 81 Tor prin o1ycs olar a5c, Rya
and nominal Iut. 4.d 'ic. Whssey dl and held
Gle; buyers oicr 2uC. lregAts finn n iot
four l2c on wheat lie on com 20 New York. Receipts
FOR the last AuCTs,o % DO lolr, lbs, io3
bushels wheat Il SO bsass cagn, ,.Si bise.s
Shipments 10y cana0-' ,D2t bis Hoar, l2,6eS bushe.s
wheat, 9,267 bGsho Is 80 y , = b1sh : blrlay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10

BOSTON OCT =, y.
In the case Of puumer and seven others implicated in
Ghe mutlny b, ard ana murder OF the officers OF the
whaling ship Junior of New Bedford, the Court to-day
hold the defendants TO bail IN SO 900 for trial the
charge of muiiny and fiy committed them To Jail on the
charge of murder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10
Pennsylvania Politics.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Q, 1853.
Three immense ast meetuss arc being heii here N.
nigh, by the ieorlcs Democratic and straight American
aFties, in The nme1ate vicinity of Independence Hail.
The utmost enthu a. m Is displayed at each meeting The
general impression thai the vote on Tuesday viii run
very close belw Ell the several parties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10

HAIlErT-BEows.-on Thursday, Oct !, by the Rev.
Nm f. Vilhcrt Of 81 James church, Fairhaven
Conn MI TrEoporE IMIlT, to Mss MARY r. daughter of
the late Vim. Brown
E,w Haven paIels please copy.
rcMpRoy-SrnhMAA-t)n Thursday morning, Oct. 7, Mt
Homer, N. Y, by the Rev. Samuel Hanson Co.'S d. D.,
'T Jrfrs L. PoMRoY, OF Brooklyn, u Mss dvgSA r.,
daughter of John Sherman fsq., OF Homer, N. Y.
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Raii;o,,d Accident.

CAciSSAn, Oct. Q, 1858.
collision occurred the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
sast night, bctwte en- two ffe ran- Mchell, Indi
ana by which the ucto engineer fireman and brake
Killed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10

e representatives IF tho associated banks Il ha Clear
ing Ilcuse today !, vote on The question Of admission
v - UNANIMOUS
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COps,ts,,ptiOn.


Persons who afflicted with this disease respectfully
invited 10 oal upon j.. W. vONpERSMlTH NJ D., who has
successful 10 Who have been
nounced ncuraie Ny their physicians uncc for the rrAt
consumption only 5S Bowery Send tor work which
h. has written upon this disease.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10
Brooks Boo,S-Arrt,ie,

dys Perfect Fitting shirts, mnH" 10
MOOnY'S c5c Broadway.
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Sailing oft.,e North EritOn.


QUEBkC, OCI ", 1900
The steamship 9TH Rriton sailed for Liverpool al 10
A. NJ. to-day, w.t. l69 pass ag"ts.
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Wheeler q Wilson's sewing Machines,
New sy.e. Price ssn. Once, 3is Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10

Defiance SnlamaRdeg Safcs-NStth I'afrna
powder prof locks aud b~rs Ais, tire AMI burglar
r ROBERT H. PATRICK.
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,,n1,o -, x.- "i--.Nor Free Farm
free edueata, nj free portraits yay MY
40 hs' Y.ctIrr shop, 3e Broao
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Dr. Glovcr's New Truss Cures Hernia by iis
peculiar arrangement He keeps elastic stockings &c NO
street
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IIollo,, nx,s Ointment.-Thc Pen.

Rhcumatism Cured OF any Standing with
Chord compounds. iSS Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10

Ciisladoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees--
The hes, In world hoesa- and RETAIL aud tbe dye pr
safely applied. No. & Aston House
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-, .,o,,,,.,, N.ndr.

Ro6Ffs RAYMOND, corner Of tu "is s, ~
l. N comp etcH Ne .arses, stock Of gent mn -. :,
tl sil hat long St., lislei b. ~ ~
.nt,n o. tc ruleto their prices which arc VI e'on
IN these cheap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10

Coon Tea - the Chess, and Z" sss~ o'".t
coueo 10 q. G,iRIsriANSnNs TEA saen"usa ~ /
NhaDlI nkcx1
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HerIOn's New Pntens sewing Machine, with
valuable improvements. only SIS No AZ Broadway.
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bs0y'a 1rnOpnsssssas In ii.s bsss laU
,h..u.st for drss,bg b.Auy,ns, citAoslg curling
ths hair 'adiss uy = 5oc nv -
lrtPp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10

brooks Boots--Arteies superior 10 Any
manufactures ~ h country durability beauty and utility
Ei5 broadway ana an FULTON street n. IA large sssor
nent Of water proof boots nvershoes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10

EatChelor's Hair Dye, Wigs ard Tonpees-
III. woro SURPRISING ali Made scla ACC applied
a the ufactry, Zs broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10

S7Os CS,iosfssS tbe HaAs Use Wilson's Hair
oorer only 70 bottle changes tho color 70 black or
dying staining the skin, no trouble 70 using
applied like does not iuure the hair thousands nss
SOLD ~ he drug store sS y-c street ooT
oF Atir1N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10

Hernia Cu1c0 ny Dssssh's asHass" s"fs
Reference NIL the principal surgeons ard pnysi"te
city I and Examine before purchasing ase~hese
ongce No i Ves,y strecl, AstSr House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10

action Of tits potent sase Ii marvel throughout the
world Nothing should he relied In scrofua
taeum eryspeas, and exerna injuries sold at % Mai
lane New York.
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Gymnasium ard Fencing Academy. Stuy-
vesait Institute $50 Iroaiway-Mr. HENRY GEBtI hRD'S
hypi.nic n mprae gentlemen Of lras
wears md ladies will he taught ~ his private classes
either = tAs i, nisasium or their residences
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10

arostar.s, Hat. Roach, &c., Evtir,ninrtor s-
Or IN Invaluable remedies known Depot ~ broadway, ~ "
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Tho DrHuty 81 NgNv ~or' n"d
,sr,, "HJiANSoN bkOTnfhs idiy for d.
ly Is them.
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Our bavan. Core p bn'iemce.


Ne,c Steam, J.ip Linz Bettreen NJ Fork and Hdunt-
Captain Wnehfs Contract Sgl- IL Saris 10 oftter
his Saips-I,ayrCue1aed IN he WeAtefLtn iaj Of Ne
groes-The SLAYER IN in PIris, &c.
The mat;ey Of most importance jus now il the csl-
,iishmen direct line Of fast between this
port and New York the plans for which have been duly
diecsicd by capitalists here the stock taken up and
the enterprise sanctioned by chief authority with all
the rights and privileges in s Tow 10 0csOw hae NJ
materially pa,ronizcd and facilitated the business with
his usual searching Judgment ana benevolent influence
for the general welfare.
Captain Wright had several interviews with General
Concla EXPLAINING and q, demonstrating hs plans wa Oh
were instantly comp.ehended and treated with favor.
The contracts were ycst,rday ratified before tnr M
Consul General - the United stat .. tni Capt y wright
leaves the 'ahawba this mornnS to give personal
supcrin,nndrrre the construction ~ his ship oa@ at
which cxpec; waxing waters with thu fash
OF her speed IN the mouth Of May.
The house of Messrs. Mora Alfonso < Co will he the
agents snatvcs ct the shareholders here and
Messrs. Nora Brothers Navarro 4 c.. In New YORK
which will he sufficient to secure the bes business IN This
city for the enterprise.
Our weather has set IN cool with occas onal rain. but
co ...-.ct to DO damage 10 our crops, while the health
OF the bay has been largely aeta by the. agreeable
change-so deg. declining even to IS ,ieg sNc. Tho
health 81 the cry OF Havana l. quite equal To our winter
condition. IN our most oraelc years no epidemic dis
ease In midst. And 81 those returning from the
North only gcua airs for their welcome home have been
found
Ibc preparation luf lthhS W thfg" crop yves EN-
loy 10 yar!s classes af industry ant trades,
and relieves The dullnes- pertaining o all else of cnmcr
S. interest Ia sugars the market u inactive, osety to
The excessive demands II holders of the old stock .pd
The ssene r~e.D-ons &c planters for delivery Of
the eaiy contracts having excited expectations beyond
good Shipments OF the Last week only SIS
boxes.
The American bark rIadce lAnIod 900 boza negroes
above Card nas ahou; the lcih Of sclsmbar and got
the coast Sday he l2h sail to D. huund 10 ~. Unled
States; owned IN New YORK or Boston, as may b. &c
She has probably 70 Iaguna dc Turn nos Curacao,
or 10 Cadiz, insured In PaIs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10

~ Hrntes's.--TEno O. ys-
s,.t Y.ut Fil, ssss -, Photographs ~. Gallery 40
fA miniatures IN cases. d
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How 10 Cur. Fsss.-lIars's Vegetable Es-

auist postye remedy Tor every
eies Of fits, hysra and spasms s astonishing ~ w
an epilepsy and iis horrors,
should ie~ no time IN irving To he had ~ Dey street
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CCIsAPPs AT LOW PgIIFA
- wCiTy's sCiIiEDAM AROMATIC sCHNAppa

CCIIsAPfs AT LOW PRTtFh
- wCfTE's sCiIiEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPpa
Hot. sespeI- hancsas md priv.t. families nov -
piy Themselves Nth Welf-s Sehi~dsm aroaa6
ssbnaprs :, ls.s p,lce th,n he Holland gin So
In this market exclusive Of bos and boins Ths -
v.-s h.. no- On hand several thousand pipes hnspDA
With he manufacture and imported trrng th- re.ufo
lat tall whe. BE- bad le selection q h- rhoe grain mAra
OF Schirdg m.
rL .chualr. hard represented ~ ,he cr-~n
tie au.ey he ANY chnspp.
b. LDOI.rIiU W Ji,fE, "A Bssv~r sresA
SASyoRDs LIVER ISvIGoRAToE
-
Precisely whD the issgusie iives
liz stIas ~xd bD~els ~tl he -h-efuai,y Regulated
Dr. SANFORD. rcprfsG,x,
3is BroAawAy, New rH6-
sola ny ell dyrsss-ss N sri couniry u eoA
CISGrRs SAVING MACHINES IMPORTANT TO rHu
~ PuBI.g,
itu,vy sewing machine. cc-atiaizs The iAiss ~
pfoseuseot-, ~ sf- .s'r~fn~ low pric- o.
FIFTY PILLARS.
Th- prices = vi our Standard faae4nas hAvs eees e~
reduced Singers sewing rsrhin~s i VII Enpwn t1caxA
desrr prics have aSays hcrn ossarcr IN fact c9osLs
Ing aha Hey Ill ~ risH soy olher
u. rfb-ssy- ""~ r-'re-f - TIA. N must Be sa.cc6
Cal Add examine he uuartanrs a M low rfi-es
!. W. SIsa'%I 90 49, Brv.d~~.
C1EPHES's CrtFRRhTEp WHITING FLUIDS Ann
- - nc ukA icndnL and 10 William s~e1 New kasS-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10

IDAIEg HAsGISGS
j THOMAS FAYE a co,
No. ~ broadway. New York.
Are living their trade larc
aud mo- complete assortment OF every style %
PAPER bAAsINGS AND DECORATIONS
Ever offered In this market
Sni'nhlc for the riv retail
trade Landlords decorating st houses and
the country ir.d. canine theu
nId prices previous 20 purchasing cscv here.
THOMAS FAVE co,
Importers md manufacturers ~ paper hsngngs
No ~ broadway directly cpposac the triy iisA.
Nov Ynft.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10

(-lEsONs SfRtE-T1iE SO1E AGENCY FOR rHH
NJ wonderful blood purifying and srvtula Medicine
Greenwich street near Murray n. T.
\ ADD WEBSTER a CO.
L. Uss~ HUNT Webster 4 Cc)
TIGHT STITCH SEWING MACHINE,
For all manufacturing puIps--s and family preferable
any othcf machine No. s6o broadway.
MIME RrfTfS-2c0 "BRITrSH GOVERNMENT" FOE
Ni sale by wn. JfSSOr a SON, 81 John street
nUR FIEGAkT ASSORTMENT or
" CHANDELIERS AND uAS fIxTrREa
lor the fauade l. Opening, and ~l b. sun At prices
that defy competition
" =. HAUGUwOUT A Co
Corner IruaiSa ~ ami Breoue s4rr~S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10

Dor THE TABLE,
II For the table
Elegant French china
Dinner,
and tea
together with endless variety pressed fass
cutlery and silver plated offering mlnufauren4
prices W. ). r. DALEY a co,
63l and $50 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10
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= celebrate famiiy sewing machnes ,as Rrn.Iw.. -.
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efed ~ rate that placss thep within the reach ID ali