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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10
1NLEGANT CARVED ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY

ITLEGANT CARVED ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY
~ furniture, made 10 order, short time In use. j. W.
PORTER will sell this day Tuesday at l0k O'Clock by cata
Jogue the entire contents Of the large dwelling
house situated at Els West Fourteenth street. Eighth
avenue containing superb household furniture class
worhmansb and Ia excellent condition Psrlor furniture
Rich csrpea three magn6ce, paror suits
cov.red elegant brocade with s covers large easy
voftare and reception chairs 10 mstch two rose wood
etegeres with marble tops and mirror doors and back
fS patn wood expenvey carved elegant wood
centre work tables dies secretary
door, lined with Rain wood, made TO match the
wood psror funure rosewood corner and mnsis stands
splendid octave rosewood premium pisno'oe rihl
tnlAd with pearl and real pearl KEYS decidedly one of the
superb Instruments made; richly embossed
sad STOOL French plate mirrors expensive lace and
brocatel window curtains blso, great variety of oil
paintings; large sze, elegantly decorated China
Rnrian and Chinese figures, ornou clocks. together
with many other costly mane ornaments mahogany black
cushioned chairs 10 hair cloth
md medaon rocking and chars sofas oak excelsior
fables rich China SETS cut glassware comprising iu
assortment such tumbers, wines, chanppgnes gobes
celery Rlssees salts butter dishes, eaonades pitchers &c
sss costly silver elegant wing caera with splen
o cut bottles spoons forks cake baskets tea service sve
oIy cutlery common crockery, plates, &c Aso the furd
chair, s the bedrooms containing mnhogy
@ pure hef mattresses rosewood and mahogany marble
win wasbstands TO match the be]stoais deco
ora cniSs oast ses bedroom carpets mirrors toilet and
"p'co, eiesant BeT carpets and rOde oil cloths, hal
tncs' &C. gale positive and without least reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

HENRY b. HERTs, JR.. AUCTIONEHR. SALE
l.! Of choice groceries teas. champagne, csre &C.. by
order or me sheri on Wedne sdsy May II '0 O'Clock at
me sssroos No 81 Pine ct oet prng 90 barrels and
poIes While yellow and Havana 40 chests and
Teas % BOXES spsrm candles l0 600 avAea and Ger
imported cabinet and her chsmpsgnes braudies cord!a
&C Terms cash Catalogues At sale The goeds all In
me shipping order and well worthy the attention Of city and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10
SALES AT AUCTION.

IJHNRY H. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
IL Nassau street6rs class household furniture 0uly
short time and made 70 order by was,mann HENRY a.
LEEDS Co. win te by auction Wednesday May H. at
half past ten O'clock all the furniture at No Bond street,
corner Of oadway consisting Of velvet and Brussels carpets
rosewood suits covered silk velvet fancy CHAIRS rosewood
pi.noorte narble top centre and side tables mirrors
complete bedroom sui richly carved wood oak black
sns feather beds sheets: spreads towels blank
oak extension table chairs do, china gass knives plated
ware 30 with other articles including Kitchen The
furniture was made to order but months stuce and will
pc SOLD Without any rsserve the building 70 be converted
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~ g. HORTON AUCTION RFR- sAIEsRooN sss BUD
son street will sell on Monday 18th inst nj iO o'clock
ne IN store M. l5 avenue
corssnR nsrbe top bureaus washsands csntre tables
soiss ee 'ese hln and rocking chsrs bsde,eads mat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

Upward sCHENCK, AUCTION sEa-BY n 4 r. a.
~ BcBER CR.--Tss day May TO- at eleven O'Clock, at
tbelr saesroom SO Naesau adjourn 2n uit
the entire balance of large s,ok Of quora sold
by order o. re 10 of storage and ga
non, viz old blonde Hidslgo Romano Topaz and Vino d
Pagre yae and brown sbcrrIes Adams madeira
port Roy Wine Co do clarets favorie brapde cham
psgnes &c; AHbant and Continenl Bourbon whskeye
ahela Scotch and frsh do Hasugs Jamsica rum
land gn very superior neDnesy brandy 10 demiobos Poe
Caston do oaId ssnet Co, Ac In cases deniohns add
hyperion qualify are fully and will positively be
Cornela, including leading brands in 10th
Con Dunes Iondres Conchas Resaas Zarquelss Prensa
dos CeDdradros &C. Samples be examined the
M Of the sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10
DRY GOODS, &C.

HENIWB BAZAAR.
" large lot OF misses' trimmed straw fats suitable Sor
country wear, for 10 cents, worth g 90
blS Broadway, st. Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10
IMPORTANT SALE OF
i sn hundred gold and silver watches,

si1 hundred gold and silver waAcbes
Diamonds and Engtsh nne gold chains.
81 fassau street. between Fulton and John at l0
O'Clock valuable stock of watches by the we'll known
kers Cooper French Iaado Beeslev Roska and Others
consisting Of gold bunting double me independent second,
hunting magnificent eight day chronomeers gold hunting
diamond and enameled watches goh hunting extra heavy IN
Eh patent and detached In great variety gold hnntng
ernss gold Engsh silver hunting duplex and detached
levers and epines six detached lever hr
teen jewels BnReh lever thirteen jewels
sion balance elegant diamond andenaelled brooch
chaipa &c G. tegs TO assure he trade 10 general he
above eae perempory and lot viii positively be sold
without reserve.
q. Maiden lane NJ ,0k O'Clock dwarf and standard
ming and Ia full bloom green DO
erin shrubs, verbenas dahas dsses peSumas, peones
esInson ppls swest williams DC From " wilson's, FOUR
teenth street. Rev York and Aetoria L.. l.
T W. HUNT. AUcrIONEER, WILL sELL TO NOR
e. row "wednesday at 1O1 O'Clock at his spacious sae1
No So Nassau street. desirable OF
and second hand household furniture consisting
sofas ee tees lounges chairs rockers washsauds ward
robes bookcase bureaus chamber suits &C. Also four solid
rosewood paror suits covered In French satin broce and
cold b written warrauee Together with assortsseu
OF oil paintings mirrors cr0ckery cutlery china and glass
ware de- Sale perempory Catalogues ready early morning
Of sale.
r L. vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL THIS
q. day May TO- at l0H A. NJ store 81 Liberty large
assortment Of cabinet consisting Of rosewood parr
Tukh easy chairs Ia and lasting mahogany etares
and bookcases dress wsshsands and commodes
ceure card and side bes extension do rosewood and
bogany bedseads mattresses paissses &c large and costly
oclOckvery fine Lot secondhand furniture, tabs
chairs, &c, with which the sale win commence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

RAILROADS.
NEW YORK AND HARLAN RAILROAD.
IN SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
On and aner Wednesday April g. 1852 trains Will leave
Twenty sixth street station, New York, follows
7:s6 A H. for WiBismsoridge
$50 A N. mail train for Albany.
$50 AN for Wnlisrnsbridge
l1:S0 M. for white Plains.
$50 P ID. for WilArnsbrdgo.
400 Pm. for Dover Plains
300 Pm for white Plains.
6:l5 Pm White Plains White &c ntzp. ~eels,
$50 Pm. for willamsbyidge.
Returning, will leave
800 AN from White Plains.
$50 AM from Dover Plains.
$40 AM from Wnbnmsbridge.
100 A. M from White Plains
S:4b n mail train from Albany
$50 NJ from WillamsbYidge.
100 p NJ from Wnliamabrdse.
500 7. II. from White PlainR
600 Pm from WiiamsbridgaL
W. J. CsMPBEII. superintendent
pENNBYLvANIA RAILROAD-THE GREAT CEN
". route TO NE West Time leas, short and rAesG
reiehs and axo ~ low at AL urnes, by ober
For passage tickets 70 contract freight point
he entire West, call at The company ouse.
- i ELLLOTT Passenger AgcnA
AprhN. LkkCH CO, Freight Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

EDWARD sCBENCK, AUCTIoNgsR -AssIG aEE'5
~ eale OF mirror plates mirrors frames, engravings &c
being the entire STOCK of mirror and Establishment
By order Of be assignee. BY Il. F. H. sCHENCK On
Wednesday, 18th inst Mt l0H o'clock at their saesroom IS
Nassau street. the slok, copstiug eegaat mane
other mirrors and frames French mirror plates
Iious szes paintings and eugravngs round and
G. g. FRANcIs Assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

OYYICE OF fHs NEW YORK AND NEW HAvHA
~ RaiTOad-fhe coapona and hereafter 70 become due
The bonds Of t COMPANY ioy ne current yssr wi b
ner Of Fourth and Twenty seventh street. and asths
Bank Of The RepubhcL ". Bk4ENT, Treasurer,
APRIL 20, 1880
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FINANCIAL.

UGUsr BELMONT BANKER, TO BEAVER 6TRHBY,
"A hsues leites OF credit for travellers available IN all pASs
OF the world. through tho MssHs Rothchild, Of faA Lon
don, Frankfort. Vienna and their correspondents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

BRIAN II. MULLER-vALUABLE HOTEL PRO.
"A perry At ncgOpb,s Dam, lslh street. Eighth ave-
nus ADRIAN II MULLER, aucti0neer, will cell al auction
rsesday. Nay TO- 1850 at " O'Clock the Merchans Er
change he Triton Mansion House. occupied by Peter
henry Dodge with about 10 city situated Il Mcfyoub
Dam isaS street and commanding nne view o. me
three stories high 10 feet square and Hed In with brcS
sne piazza AZ around also large barroom adjoining 25I
tee one OF The handsomeet The Hand with barn
ree horse sheds coach house and cehouse The above
perry Win DC peremptory sold to close the
street. - ~ W"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

EyARPETING AND OILCLOTH.-wILL BE SOLD ON
~ Wednesday, Nav H. at % Bowery at 01z o'clock
lie auction $2 COO worth Ingram ply velvet
caypes yge lot Of oilcloth mating, l.; Removed from
yaiu or shine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

UCTIOH KoTIcE.-A BARGAIN FOR CAsH.-TuRsE
Rosewood pAror suits and lot u rosewood parlor and
VIII be cold at private sale very cheap
csh s The store l0 Ninth Twenty
ne sohd rosewood paror suit covered Ia French
nho maroon brocate richly
De cold for S6o and three suits covered
eson nk plush solid rosewood will be sold each rs;
solid rosewood centre and pier tables rosewood bureaus
weshssands carpets paintings mahogany haircloh suit
eonsAng OF one tse teto and chairs
bedsteGd mattreaaesL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

EDWARD F. LUDLOW, AUCTiONEER-- II ANDS0ME
~ household furniture rosewood octave piano, velvet
and tapestry carpets, rench plate pier glasses auction
II. b. LUDLOW 4 co. will sell at auction, Toursdav
Nay r. at IL O'Clock at al Twelfth OF
PIN avenue handsome furniture consisting of wood
piano carved rosewood parlor suits In plush
and gold SATIN elegant carved etegere
with mirror In hack and door rosewood marble centre and
sofa tables mahogany and black walnut tables
vet and speair carpets mahogany and black walnut dressing
feather beds hair mahogany and
chairs, In hair coh; dining chairs oicioths &c
Eeher with good assortmer of kitchen ntnre with which
the sale viii commence Full particulars the suconeers
once, IA Pire street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

TOHN b. MURRAY 4 co, BANKERS. 70 WALL
81 street. New York offer for sae Troy City cent bonds
Camden and Apboy Aairoad per cent bonds
Railroad cks Miwaukie City and
ober gss light Atocks Collections made throughout h coun
try and Cuba.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

A UCTION SALE OF CARPETING, OII.CLOTH, MAT
"A ting &C at the sslesroon, % Bowery, Wednesday
may H. at ION o'c)ock-By A. CAIsTALhR auctoneer-k
and assortment OF velvet Brussels
and Fneish consisting Of $50 pieces yard vide
peIior grain 80 pieces velvet 20 pieces Brrsss lot
Or sair carpe 100 pieces A, and "a oooth mating
rugs mats window shades three iron safes Also large
prea opportunity for of carpets-house
and dealers psrcusryas every lot will positively sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

DHLs Il AND UPWARDS, ON UNION BANK OF
ID London and Royal Bank OF Ireland sale by wgILA
FARGO co., 81 broadway, York and California M
press Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

DklNl6TRE TORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
- ture, carpets, &c JOHN II: hurley, auc.ioneer,
viii cell THE day. at O'clock at f67 Uaua street. bureaus
mahogany and other bedsteads mahogany and other CHAIRS
SON bedf lounges marble top centre aud dining tables
nsTaess hsir and other mattresses, washsands rocking
Of the mortgage goods left
RICHARD GILBERT A.. u PICKET Admr,s
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A VC1iON F0TIDE-CHINA, GLAss EARTHENwARE,
nes1s si and fancy gosds-Byy H. BARTLETT, suc:
noAeer VIII sell on Tuesday, May TO- at 10 O'Clock vt 2Sl
rear street an extra large and varied stock just landed
seaoe goods worthy the notice Of retalers and ex
nnpne ar get bargains for cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

AIDE PEaCRvALB, c57 BKoADwAY-sfAMPxD n
a brodsrie: Of every description Ut Wholesale and rotai
Stamping 70 order executed IN the neaesl aud perfo
manner embroidered yokes OF different kinds; also f ais,
dreesoe Cbi'dre1's pique quits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

CLOTHING, &C.
krsl PEARL sTRsEr-soooo WORTH or CAST OFF
"A clothing wanted In large ANAL ou Gentlemen hav
pg any the above dispose OF obtain the highest oash
prce calling the addressing James Aoroney Al
Pearl street. Chatham.
ar 80 CENTRE sTREEr-wANTRD, A LARGE GUAM
n THY Of ladies' and senuener's cast on clothing.
and VIII paid than olso
where large small by calling al the store ad
dressing VIM. wAlah, SO Centre street.
NLoTHING wANTRD-FRoM S. TO e10 WILL BE
paid for ladies SILK dresses from 70 ~ for gen paos
also furniture kid gloves &c note by poS pune
ualy AMENDED by 1874 Seventh avenue between ~ and
20ih streels Ladies' attended 10 by Mrs +.
f1LOTHIHG -GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY NEW OR
~ clothing dispose OF will receive nfy per cent
more elsewhere calling at the store or addressing
Daniel Doyle, 49l Pearl street.
VAST OFF CLOTHING wANrED--LADIEs OR GEN.
~ emen having Of the same to dispose Of can obtain
cash price BY sending for the subscriber at hts residence Ii
Blm street. N. Blades attended TO by Mrs D
l. M. DUSSELDORF
AIDES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CAST OFF
IL clothing furniture and carpets 70 dispose Of Win receive
fair value In cash BY sending 70 Or sddresng B. MNrz
~ seventh avenue between Twenty seventh Twenty
eighth streets LADIES' attended By Mrs. Minta $500.
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UCTION NCTICE-WELLES NICHOI,l AUCrI FER
n BROWNE NICHOLS will sell this day.
Tuesday, Nay TO- At salesroome, 80 Nassau street.
Atl0L O'Clock,
FIOWEhE SIhnA

UCrIoN NOTICE --THOs BELL. AUCTIONEER, AND
"a w s. 1HOmPSON.--Ths day, at lO]< O'clock 10 the
sses,ooms is Fast Broadway coaiuaon sale of pledged
Reods clothing dry goods dies gents boots shoes and
2siers and splendid lot Of jewelry and fancy arcles
fawnbroker's sale Wednesday OF valuable pledged
gooos oy MI Fridenberg Particulars day of sale
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09

fail 10 see the inconsistency between
our treatment of those amongst us
who are in the lower walks of life.
and our professions of sympathy. for
the Southern slaves, How are the
free colorea people treated at the
North They are. almost without
education, with hut little sympathy
for ignorance. They are refused the
common rights of citizenship which
the whites enjoy. They cannot even
ride in the cars of our city railroads.
They are snuffed at in the house OF
God, or tolerated with ill-disguised
disgust. Can the black man be a ma
son in New York : Let him be en-
ployed as journeyman, and every
Irish lover of liberty that carries the
hod or trowel would leave at once, or
compel him to leave Can the black
man be a carpenter? There is scarce
" carpenters shop in. New York.
in which a journeyman would continne
to work, if black man was employ
ed in It. Can the black man engage
in the common industries Of life =
There is scarcely one in which ne can
engage. He is crowded down. down.
down. through the most menial call
ings, to the bottom of society. We
tax them. and then refuse to allow
their children to go to our public
schools. We tax them, 33aud then re-
fuse to sit by them in Gods house.
We heap upon them moral obloquy
more atrocious tnan that which the
master heaps upon the slave. And
notwithstanding all this. we lift our
selves up to talk to the Southern peo-
pie about the rights and liberties of
the human soul, and especially the
African soul 1t is true that slavery
is cruel. But it is not at all certain
that there is not more love to the race
in the South than in the North
They love their property. We do
not own them, and SO we do not love
them at all. The prejudice Of tie
whites against color is SO strong that
they cannot endure to ride or sit with
black man. so long as they do no,
own him. AS neighbor. they are
not to be tolerated, but as property
they are most tolerable in the house,
the church, the carriage, the coach |!
The African, ouned, may dwell in
America but, uaOUned. he must be
expatriated; emancipation must be
jacka to colonization. The choice
given to the African is plantation or
coloni7ation. Our Christian public
sentiment is pendulum swinging be-
tween 0scning or exporting the poor
in our midst.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09

LITTLE THIxGs.-Springs are lii
tie things, but they are the sources Of
large streams helm is little thing,
but mark how evenly it governs the
course of the largest ship that ever
foated the waters; pegs and nails
are little things, but they hold togeth-
er the large parts ofthe largest build
ings that memento is a little thing,
and cost but little of the worlds
wealth, and yet it expresses the uni
verse, for it is a thought of love cloth
ed in a form of beauty; an angry
word, jealous thought, frown-all
these are little things, but powerful
for evil, and are helping to fill the
penitentiaries and prisons. with those
who have merely carried the same
passions and feeling further than we
have. Mind the little things.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09

MARKEp CARps-A LESSON FOR
GREENHoRAs.-A Iarty of thieves
were arrested in Rochester. The
Democrat says Among the articles
found on the prisoners above referred
to were two packs of playing cards,
accompanied by the following direc.
tons, which we print for the benefit
of such deluded persons as are occa.
siol al y tempted to take hands against
gamblers. The first is a printed slip
apparently sent by the manufactur-
er of the cards to the blackleg pur-
chasers. threads thus "For size
Place the four Aces, Kings, Quee ms,
&c, together. Look at the place
marked "Size," on the sample card
sent with this you will observe that
there is a variation in each figure COM
mencing with the Ace. and so on
down to the Duce. When learnt.
each card can be told. as well as by
the back as by the face" Another
piece of paper containing additional
directions reads as follows "These
are marked on the Spread" princi-
pie. There is wider space between
the bars at the place marked l foi
the Aces, at 2 for Kings, at for
Queens and for Jacks. &C., &C.,
down to the 2 spots. Learn well be-
fore playing
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09

Sensible Adcice.- Let all young
men. looking out for wives. follow the
counsel we give below. 1t will lave
them a world of trouble "If ever
you marry" said my uncle. "let it be
a woman who has Judgment enough
to superintend the work of her house;
taste enough TO dress herself; pride
enough to wash herself before break
fast ; and sense enough to hold her
tongue when she has nothing to
saw"
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09

a man travelling along one day
picked mp a feather in the road and
put it in his pocket, when night came.
having no place to sleep but in quar-
ry. he carefully placed the feather
under him, and laid down to rest his
weaied limbs. In the morning he
arose. and eyeing his he'd. excIaim-
ed ''Begorra. if one feather is that
hard, what would whole bed-full
be - ar e
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09

1, One fine Guild hunting
case chronometer. Nikel moves
ment, ruby jewels, No. 216S1,
with heavy Gold fob chain and
Bracelet attached, $500
2. Cash, 400
8, One large fine gold, magic
case English lever watch S.
RoskeH 8. Co Makers, No. GAS,
with vest chain attached. 325
4, One large fine Gold bunting
straight line lever watch. Nickel
movement, chronometer balance,
ruby jewels and ruby pallets.
Jules Jurgensen maker, No.
3567s 275
5. One fine gold hunting case
Duplex watch chronometer bal
ance. ruby jewels, No. S2SS 175
6. One large gold hunting,
English lever watch, ch,o-
nometer balance. full jeweled,
John ?embertop, maker, No.
5l3: 100
7. One large gold hunting En-
glist lever watch. chronometer
balance full jeweled, John Bees
ley, Maker. No. 13505. $50
8, One Gold hunting Amcri-
can made watch, full jeweled, p.
s. Bartlett, maker, No. 2137 140
9. Ore large gold hunting
English lever watch. railroad,
time keeper, Robert Roscoe
No. 1851 1875
10. One fine gold hunting
Straight Line lever, ruby jewels
and ruby pallets, Mathez, Bros
makers, No. 1889 40
IL, One fine gold hunting lew
er watch, full jeweled. chronome-
ter balance, gold cap. Grisman,
Sons & Balm. No. 1865 120
IL, Fine gold hunting Straight
line lever watch, Mathez, Bros,
l3545 80
13, One fine gold hunting lev
er watch, Nickel, movement,
Racine Perrot, No. 3s210 100
IA. One fac gold lever watch
full jeweled, Arnold, Adams, 81
Co.. No S7935 75
Is. One heavy California ring 35
1G One Opal ring 12
IL, One American made lever
watch 60
Is. Que quartz ring Is
10, One fine silver hunting lev
er watch, Mathez. No. 6541, 40
90. to 26. 2 silver hunting lev
Watches, each $50 245
81 to 33. ditto, each $50, 21O
"a, one fine gold Fob-chain
and Bracelet rs
35 to 80 Fivo fine gold Vest
chains. each. $42. 3S. 80, 25, %, los
40 to as. Six gold Guard
chains. each. 40. 40, 80, 100000, 1S0
46 to As. three superb sets
consisting of Bracelets. Broach
and Ear rings. each, 80, IS. 65, 240
40, One magnificent enamel
led coral and gold set, broach
and ear rings 90
so to so. Three splendid sets
coral and gold breach and ear
rings, each $50, rs and As o1O
So. One fine gold set, coral
and pearl sc
Sd to 81. -Four splendid sets
broach and ear rings, Forsntine
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09

An Irish advertisement saye "A
reward of So is offered for the appre-
hension of Patrick O'Flaherty, who
last week stole the jackass, which
same had on pair of corduroy bree-
ches, with blue eyes. and smokes a
short pipe much given to squirting,
and likewise his shoes let down at the
heel" .ess a a. r sHs i9ss
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09
HeIiOgraphic Art,

Unsurpassed in the world; that he has made now
arrangements for persons coming from distant parts
of the State and would say to all snch that provi
dcd perfect satisfaction is not given he will not onlv
not charge for work but viii pay them for their
time and trouble in calling.
These arrangements have been made in view Of
the fact that the country is Aocked with unskilfu
operators whose work is not only wanting in chem
cal effect and everything that constitutes good
picture hut owing to the improper Of the chemi
Gals employed they are rendered perishable and
worthless.
To avoid the mpositions practeed, the citizens of
this and the adjoining counties and travellers
most respectfully invited to call upon him At his
rooms in Grass Valley. where he will be found
ready At all times and in all kinds of weather. to
take pictures in the best style by all the various
processes now known, some Of which are as follows
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09
MRS. HOLDRIDCE,

Female Physician and Obste.rician,
Attends Ladies through their confinement.
and treats all disease peculiar to her sex.-
Those desirous OF being restored to hea tn and
becoming mothers will do well to nav her n visit
or write stating the particulars Also patept
supporter to assist Ladies in confinement. Mrs.
II. has certain and speedy cure for all kinds
of Cancers, cankers and Rheumatism.
Letters addressed to her will receive rrompt
attention Visits made to any part of tie statcs
Patients received at her Residences, which u
situated on Cement Hin, one mile from Nevada
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