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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

~ COTTON, AUCTI0SEEE-LAR1Es SALE or NEW
II ard second hand furniture, al rs Fulton street,
Wednesday, Oct Q at 0is O'clock The entire turuiiurs Of
house from Eighteenth street. removed TO-
saleBfussels Three ply aud lngran CaTes Bureaus,
mahogany Bedsteads Fs45 Mattresses, ExtonSi fable
Pier Mirrors and Anei do wood Iagor Suit nine
pieces; Etegcre, Bureau, Lounge, &c te
n FIrzsIMMoNs A,rcrloNEER WILL SELL THIS
day Tuesday, at ioa ociocb, AZ ~ sixth avenue, the
Stock and Fixtures of confectionery
lures nearly new. Sale positive, 10 close he BUSINESS
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CEo. COOK, AuCTIONEER.
" ASSIGSEE'S SALE or
ELEGANT lIDUSEUDls n FURNITURE


Tomorrow, II O'Clock III store IN Broadway arre
stock of II class work, cdns TIM pafor Suits various
kinds Chamber Suits of rosewood, BLACK walnut ana
hogany Secretary and Library bookcase WMdtobcs H..
ceres, Music Cabinets Sidrboas Extension Dining Tabas
Centre and Fancy Tables, Mat ressr Wages general
variety. sale positive Catalogues az Raic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

DEAD TtIs.-A PBRENoLoGIsT AND PSYCHOLOGIST
IL that tetts the world, and $500 for any
VINO equal Miss WELLINGTON, who is acknowledge
be the only lady In This CITY who truihiuy gives Information
coutshp, marriage health. wealth. and who VIII reclaim
drunken and unfahfn ~ husbands. Miss is the only
son in his city who has the genuine Roman and Arabian
smans uf love good luck and all business AFFAIRS
guarantees for fe Day consult this naturally gifted
and beautiful young lady. Lucky numbers aishly
respectable city references be her residence l0A
Sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08
A UcTION NOTICE.
IA LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE,


This day and tomorrow,
Tuesday Oct and Wednesday, Oct. 9,
Buyers VIII consult their interest by attending on
these days. Tuesdays sales viii include
Rbbons-5cO cartons Fan Ribbons, including beautiful
assortment OF Fancy Goods, from of the tavoe
tmporatons, which will be sold at IA o'clock precisely.
Also full lines OF foreign and domestic Woolien
ton Hosiery, Jackets, Shir.s, Drawers &c.
Broadcohs Cassmeres Silks and Staple and Fancy Goods
In great variety
Wednesdays sale will contain
kmbroideries3Co lots, Including entire invoice OF
goods just landed Shawls-200 Brpchc Chenille and WOOL
len. Boots and Shoesa0 cases goods desira-
Die assortmen together with full assortmen Staple
Fancy Dry Goods. WIN. TOPPING * CO., Auctioneers
Nos. 9 and III Park place and Murray street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

A S.. RICHARDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
n. of about 700 OF Boots Shoes and lrogans ut
auction RICHARDS WHITING viii sell Wednesday
October 8 az 10Y O'Clock store "A Corand street.
and well SELECTED stock of fresh goods direct The
features Sold without Catalogues morning of
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UCr1ON SOTICE-B. II. SEIXAS WILL SELL AT
IA tac store of W. $. r. Matthews, z73 Pearl street
Tuesday Hes Oct to s city and country deniers very
large nent of white granite common Rockingham and
Glassware, Also lot Of Lamps, which be sold
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
BROWNE & NICHOLS, AucTioNEEHs WILL SELL,
- this day Tuesday, Oct at O'Clock q front u once,
10 Nassau street. cream coored Horse 10 hands hs
Family horss Woman n Or H 1a san d ve IL him as Ala
sold only for want Of use
CoNsTABLEs SALE on SOUTH BROTHERS ISLAND,
~ on Wednesday m9rning Oct Q az ten O'clock Of IS
,arsap. e the aboys las south sro1sr. Island opposite
Ssas Island hassens,s can 90 By Third avenue
by small boat 70 the island Fare swentyeignt cents
nANIEL a. MATHEWS AucrIoNEER-
doRrGSag s saIE SF 'i pssEffs E Rs 2G
DANIEL A. MATHEWS viii sen at auction, By Virtue II
his saI;s e Nassa rect Eo Rosewood r suits
Roe ja' Val,s,p SOFAS ShaIs Arm Chairs,
ing Bureaus wasG.aoa SAVING sands Sorne, Rass
Boolees wrroees csaa Vases o q. f Snas
aeea oha@Ser SUITS sui p p a Gaps on nagT en-
walnut @ Library suit IN green r,rs also one superior
e9g Full parlegars in catalogues which win DC ready
early on morning of sale BY order Of Louis H. Nue Al
. eS Iol .iotteaste.
II mHSpsoaE M6ts SUI i,fpN fhthRNNlruRE, AT
~ No ~ EAST Ti4Rriarii STREET.
o'clock a! The above hoe largo House.
nure covered IN t lgea,ei rrscis Carpets ihrousa-
ga ae ns hoane EeeeT seweod Centre Table
stand, Chan lcie and Gae Fylaes thfousGt the house.
Suits Beaseads Bureaus Washstapds &c er ouSiY
Linen Sheets BanAass &C. Refrigerator and the usual
''''''' ALSO,
An elegant BAROMETER made by FRopsaAM
An ANG3olDI, made by FRoDSHAM.
poned aniii Friday. the lIih inst. ''' '' wa - ''
EDWARD scHENdK, AU6TloNEER.
~ SUPERB AS TpiIsE1iS, SAE Il q N,ruev
An s Z Via" is and I ia Brs 'n'%n'
ssia asa 5 SS"
g ss "A sn ana or1 plush ". i Ssssa nse
B,dseads Bureaus; do in black walnut flushed IN OH
All s %ss lS %s and oak b%
o s ss a"a c as Ds al s Of A Ss na
nanuisenre and MI e ,'ivey sold BY order assinee
LII ' J.B FREEMAN, Assignee.
II COTTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE or NEW
Me aaa ss o n az a. Tie rs en f a s on
house from Eighteenth street, removed TO- Of
sn?ss Bsl.,sads Xsrssses naSie Two S%d
pieces, Etescre Bureau, Lounge, &c, "
n FITzsIMMoNs, AUcrIoNEER-WILL SELL THIS
day tTnesday at i1i ococt, al ~ >iAa avenue, the
lures nearly new sale positive 70 close ne business.
GEo. COOK, Au!eTloEEEe.
" AsslGNEE'S SALE on
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
class work consi tn 81 prlor ns 81 various
hi.as osssr sa ans e. a aod @ and s
ceres, Music Cabinets sidrboards BAtenon Dining Fables
Centre AMI Fancy Tables Mat rcsscS Vases general
variety. sale positive Catalogues a sa'o.
I'll ELEGANT SALE OF !louSEuoi.D FuRYFrt RE
& u ., yss. .i4 os.st
avenues to Tbs lipiS, opal Sobi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

in the production Of novelty OF engaging real
artists studied features introduced every week
change performers according
SECOND TIME.
Second appearance Of
HERR GRAFT and NINE. sHOMBURGH,.
From the Opera tn grand and exquisite
selections the favoc Operas OF Rossni Beui Dont
zeu Verdi. Mozart, Weber Mcy srbeer Beethoven, &c
HERR GRAFT and NINE. SHOMBURGH
will appear nightly in full operate costumes.
TUESDAY NIGHT, second time Of the
MAGIC LAUREL
THE MAGIC LAUREL,
which Ia the title of the will DO prode for
~ I'm,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

WITH NEW SCENERY,
WITH NEW SCENERY.
WITH, NEW SCENERY,
WITH NEW. SCENERY,
NEW DRESSES,
NEW DRESSES,
NEW DRESSES,
NEW. DRESSES,
NEW DRESSES,
NEW DRESSES,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

n UCTION NOTIcE.-ISAAC ID. AARON, AUCTIOSEER,
IN viii st This day, at ini O'Clock. NJ % Nassau sf
beautiful G econ OF Oil PaGtinsssomc ai-is-
torica Landscape and Marine Blance OF bankrupt dGl-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

FFLIcTED REsToRED-lGNoRANOE EXPOSED
~ Fal!acies nnTaasked-Dr. LaRMJNT'S Paris London
and New York Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide
forms the debitaed aud diseased. cndng those who
ignorant the their III health, who
disappointed in iher phys!cins Of the most certain and
convenient mode NJ cure Mailed for 81 by RICHARDSON
No Vcscy street; DEXTER Co. ll3 Nassau and
DEWITT Is Frankfort street; the author 6i1 Breasa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

A UCTIoN NoTICE-GRoCKERY GLASS AND CHINA
Il >. ;. H. BARrLElT, Auctionter-L posi- iye
sale of the above, Isl Pearl street Tuesday,
o'clock In lots 70 suit city AID Goods well
packed for shipping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

NJ R.--WHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED
IN Nine BREWSTER, who has been consulted by thou
sands in this and other cities with entire satisfaction She
feels confident she has equal She tells the
ture wife husband and that Of her vster you
truth give her cali at 25 Third avenue Twenty
street. Ladies' % cents, gentlemen, 81.
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UcTIos NoTrcE.-AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY

UCTiON NOTlCE.-AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
n for those CONNER ing housekeeping good Furn
day at 40 Eighth street, Astor place. Dis
O'Clock, OF Eards patent grand IA
fortcs, iron irnme rlog Sa silk p
do covered N MEDALLION pieces eaeh Rockers
Tab mahogany, rosewood and Chairs Brussels
and Ingram Carpets Crockery and the Furniture
OF eighi 8raro ms complete, and everything heo gng
first cla,s iye story house win be sold without les ervc
j. l. SMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

g Al. BoGART NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NORTH
-. William sreetConsiables sale BY virtue Of
to directed by James Kelly Receiver OF Taxes for the
city and county ~ New YORK, WIN expose safe Thurs
day. the l0lh OF October Sol IL O'Clock In the
III Nassau street. AL the Furniture aud Fixtures OF
the Artisans Bank consisting If Counters Desks Tables
Chairs, Stools, Gas Chandeliers and Fixtures, Bank Vaults
Iron Safes, Carpets Ollcloth, &c. -
llIiN HITLER ca Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

NJ. MERWIN, AUCTIONEER-BY BANGS MER
a. WIN CO., Irving Buildings. 594 and 800 Broadway
On Mednes lay evening Oct . at o'clock, Valuable Private
nature embracing the Classics Theology Phoogy History
Biography &c. See catalogue and the books the
rooms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

OOK AT TfITS-THE ONLY TRUE MEDICAL. AND
Ia business caryoyant thu unt.'d Sacs-tf you wish
obtain iaormstia eveIts through cparci.
larry absent friends lost stolen properyyou sho,d
SUIT her n B-Mrs. MILTON IA no humhug but gives the
satisfaction To all who visit her Sho
wash that is warranted to piniplcs and
tcckics sunburn and renders the skin perfectly
smooth. Ladies Try II. 35l Broomc street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

(tLAIRyOYANCE.- MRS. SEYMoUR'S MEDICAL
" removed to No. lOl West rfeentf, street,
of Sixth avenue, entrance Fifteenth Con
siatipus sickness business, absent friends &C. and
satisfaction guaranteed or no pay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

MADAME RAY, NO 200 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR
wi Twcniyseventh street, surprises all who visit her The
sls troubled and unlucky should test her she tells
thoughts, lucky numbers losses. Ladea Is
gcntlrncn, 80 ceuts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

DORA A. SEAMAN, INDEPENDENT CLhI RT0TANT
~ Medi II and Business Cancellations day ana evening
Thc sicnc she uniods satisfactory ALL
cessay give Illustrations of the astounding rcs,his
continues at 239 Di.ision street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

A BONA FIDE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILSON
IA tells The object Of four visit gives magic charms and
good LUCK Fat ise of charge; tells all the life,
arcsent and future Consul atoms on business and
courships, travelling, This Is The wonderful
troosist Of the Give hcra call you will it,
No. $50 Alien street near Stanton the bakery. Please
pun the he'll and walk right up stairs Charge for ladies and
gentlemen. 50 cents
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WALNUT STREET THRATRE
w Corner of Ninth and Walnut ssrcctA PHILADELPHIA
Mrs NJ A, Garrettson, Sole lessee.
MATILDA HERON
In a new original and modern play entitled
THE BELLE OF THE SEASON.
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A STONfsHfNG.-MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH
N daughi.r, hns git OF foresight tells how and
often yo viii marry and all ysu Wish to know your
very thoughts pay; lucky charms free; her cal
not TO he found; her image IN Tn operation.
3i Ludlow street below Houston Price 25
n ut admitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

UCTION SALE. NJ. FRANCIS WILL SELL, AT
IA the Philadelphia Hotel Jersey City (near erry) on
THURSDAY, Oct 10, al Nj the Residence occupied by
d. Walker, situated the udekensack plank in
hawken, near Union lIi ~ j. 2ls miles from Hobokrn
acres wen laid out with fruit and trees house.
42x3 two stories and atc gardeners house. house.
two stories; barn. sheds, ice house, all in good order
OF the money Tn property seen any
time ring the day Apply TOD II LYONS Esq, Hoboken,
or d. WALKER, IL Ouch street. New York.
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Admission I3c Orchestra Chairs Csc Opens Z; o5rl
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A UCTION NOTICE.
IA LOCKWOOD BROS. 4 UNDERHILL,

% Murray street and % Warren street.
We Invite particular attention to sale 10 O'Clock this
day, conssns silks, Ribbons Millinery Goods Also
rich Dress silks Thibet Cloths, DE Iinrs sc the
stock OF first class obler together with fun
OF Dry Goods, Wooiicns, Hosiery shawls, Chenille
&c, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

-DRoWNE 4 NICHOLS. AUCTfONEERS, WILL SELL
ID this day ursday), October s. att O'Clock, IN front OF
ssalesroonls b Nassau strcst-
Four SEATED Park Wagon.
Two seat Rockaways.
Two Coupe Rockaways pole nnl shafts.
Two very light TrotliBg Wagons
One Doctors Wagon
Oae light frotting Wagon. with top
Thirty sets Harness, double and single.
Second hand Enaish Phaett q.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-06
Printers at Lacrosse.

The boys" at Lacrosse had good time
on Ben. Franklin's birthday. "Brick''
made the opening speech, and made good
one. The 18th toast "Woman, or in tho
plural number, The Ladies' was also re-
spondeL to by him as follows:
Mr.. PRESIDENT: The first shall be last.
and thus has the Scripture been VERIFIED
l do not know why l should be called upon
to respond to that sentiment, WHEN there
are so many "ladics' men" around me. I
am not double-barrelled-object to being
shot otf twice, and were it not that love.
and on, how deeply, all the ladies, could
not speak again. Had been assigned that
position, and some other person responded
to the toast OF the evening, | should have
done better. With Mr.. s. Franklin had
no acquaintance-nevere even, as the Metho.
dist divine told brother minister's dauch.
ter when he began to scrape acquaintance,
that he had the honor of sleeping with her
father once! Franklin and were stran.
gers. lie was greas- ian, and Greek is not
my "best holt" Because | have found
out that in this city there are 211 marriage
ble girls, living bundles of happiness, it is
moI iiSnI " MAKE We respond Tor them all.
The ladies can generally do their own talk
ing! still lam always glad to speak of them.
They are our greatest blessing-the only in.
ducemcnt for us poor creatures to dwell
here below. Were it not for them n me Of
US would ever have been here, and should
not be as happy as now. They are great
and growing institution-cover a great
amount of ground, and none can hep low
ing them. II we can't ct old ones to love,
young ones will answer!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-06

sD There is ceitaily an extensive and
q growing feeling in the non -Slaveholding
States in favor of an amicable adjustment Of
the existing troubles and the preservation
or restoration of the Union, yet very little
OF the feeling appears to be manifested by
majority of Republican organs in that Sec
ton. We believe that the organs are be-
hind the masses in liberalty and patriotism.
We can assure all in the North whom it
may concern, that their section is no doubt
as deeply interested as any other in the
preservation of tn. integrity of the Union.
Certainly they must, by this time, have
seen clear evidence, that, if there is to be a
permanent disruption of the Am rcan
Union. the Border slave States will either
go Oft with the South, however deeply they
might deprecate the seeming necessity Of
such a movement, or make Il portion Of \
Central Conftd,racy. In either case, the
District of Columbia, the National Capitol,
and all the magnificent National Buildings
would he lost to the Northern Conf elcracy.
which would have to inausurate scat Of
government elsewhere.
Unquestionably there are many aspects of
the case far more important than this. but
surely our Northern brethren had better ex-
hibit something of spirit of conciliaton
and compromise than have themselves driv.
en- from seat of government consccrated
by ten thousand patriotic and glorious a. >
sOciations. yournai.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-06

SQUA SLIGO to PARKER Of Monona, and
get seed for the Hubbard Squash. He gave
US a green-looking thing last fall-we threw
it on the porch, (stoop, the Yankees callit,
it l'id there and froze then it thawed, and
it froze again. Finally the home partner
made sixteen Of the best pies Of it that we
ever tasted. The beauty Of it is, that scarce
" any sugar was used in the preparation of
the squash for the table. Mr.. Parker told
US that he bought one seed in 1859, for 25
cents and in 1860 he raised three wagon
loads Of squashes. Who would cumber the
ground with the old-fashioned, hollow,
tastelcss pumpkins, when he can raise Hub.
bard S9uashcs?
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-06
Peace or War;

Peace or War;
What did not our forefathers of l776 50.
crltice to form this Union-at what conces.
sions did they hesitate? Were they not
from the east, the children Of the Puiritans,
God loving, God-fraring, and willing rather
to be torn with wild horses or burnt at the
stake than violate single iota Of principle
for which they had thus saith the Lord p
Yet they sub0.dinated all their preiudices
and tastes Of duty, and ''Hla,le more Der
feet Union" Were they not for the south,
children Of King Charles cavaliers, some
OF thcm-othcrs of the Huguenots OF
France, full Of the prejudices of birth,
caste, prescription, Catholicism, Episcopa-
lianisln, and all the effect Of the Influences
which rocked thc cradles of their fathers,
or sang them 20 sleep upon their mothers
knees, to old Jacobite or Rochelle songs :
Yet they forgot all prejudice, and made q
more perfect Union. Were they not from
the north, from Quaker Pennsylvania, from
Dutch New York, full of peculiar senti-
ments and notions, and prides and memo
ries of the Netherlands, and George Fox,
and heaven knows what not of quiddities
and personal ego,ismss Yet they, too.
Vh"'So 04i VII Wv oiessS VI u pSCiCCl
Union.
Out Of this Union has come more than
half a century Of serenc happiness and NOR.
al and material prosperity, such as Provi
dence never accorded to any other people.
Out of this has sprung giant empire
colossal even in infancy--and command.
ing the worlds respect as it compels its
admiration Out Of it has come infinite
and incalculable benefits to the bodies and
souls of thirty millions of freemcn, and an
influence upon the progress in good gov.
ernment, and right and righteous relation.
ships b tween man and government hey ond
the computation Of any living. Shall we.
in this year 1861, knowing all this, living it
all. proud and happy in it all, be willing to
admit that it can no longer be so?-be
willing to admit that our virtue is SO
much less than that of our fathers oil
Plymouth. Of Charleston, of Philadelphia,
and New Amsterdam, that We cannot main.
tain 1.-The more perfect Union" which they
made? A mcrciful Heaven forbid it.-Sun.
duv Times.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-06
One OF the lloneyrnoOus.

A correspondent Of the Dplawarian, writ.
ing from watering place, gives the follow
ing report Of conversation betw. en- new
ly married couple from Virginia. There is
depth Of affection in it which is refreshing
to contemplate:
'William-dear William" said the wife.
with world Of affection in her eyes.
Speak, heavenly charmer," replied the
new husband, returning with interest the
expressive glances Of his wife.
Dear William!"
"Adored Eliza!'
"Sweet fattercr!"
angelic creature!'
"Dcar, dear William, pardon ME, but do
you think short walk would hurt us, as
the divine Willis says.''
II fear, loveliest Of thy sex, that thou
ma'yst be fatigued.'
'Fea not, dearest"
Heavenly manation-bright dream of
my precious existence-but, dear, cannot
help fearing"
''Sweet William"
Celestial Eliza"
Here they fell into violent kissing, which
lasted about fifteen minutes. Almost breath
less the lady exclaimed:
"William, dear Will am, why are you so
sweet? Oh, the joy, the ecstacy of welded
bliss! Blest beloved, will you ever love me
lhus!"
"By yonder fearful say tremendous
orb, swear" he exclaimed, pointing to the
setting sun.
And, as memcnto Of our wedding day i,
will you yearly bring me hele-will you,
cherished idOly''
"Yes, my only pet-my life-my love-
will bring you here every year--if my
capital hold out!'
"Oh, bravest and best Of thy noble sex,
talk not Of capital in this, our first hour of
bliss"
How much longer they talked, the writer
cannot say, for he was called away at that
moment to welcome some friends from Ma
ryland. But nc is firmly Of the opinion
that none but married folks know what real
happiness is. While the above happy
couple We're talking, he felt as if immersed
in molasses, and everything since has look.
ed, felt, and slnelt sweet.