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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-19
PlatteVille and Prairie du Chen.
Regular tri-sDeekkn Skage Line.

Regular tri-t0eekty Stage Line.
FENiIE subscriber having obtained the contract
IL for carrying the mail lom Plaueyille, Grant
county, to Prairie du Chen, Crow ford county, W.
t., weuld inform the public that he has hited up
his coaches in superior style, and stocked the
road with good horses, TO meet the wants OF the
travelling public.
The stage leaves Prairie du CHEN every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, at ) O'Clock, a.
NJ, running BY me way Of Fatch GROVE, Beetown
and Lancaster, and arrives Al Plaitoyile al o.
clock, P. NJ, OF said days.
Leaves Plaueyille every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, al 6 O'Clock A. H., (passing THO
the same towns) and arrives At Prairie du Chen
at So'elock, r. NJ, Of said days.
This Stage intasecis with Hutchins g. lIowe's
line at Plauoville, for Galena and Madison.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-19
Estrayed

ENROM the subscriber living miles north Of
A Lancaster W. r., light souel bald faced
horse. white spot on the back part Of his right
eye, white hind feet. Information Of the horse
ssnt me by mail 10 Lancaster will be web rewar.
ded. PHILLIP kits
Lancaster, June 5, 1917. I3-f
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-19
y. L. Taylor
Rest! Rest!

EyRENCH, high-post and common bedsleads
n of the best materials and workmanship,
manufactured aud for sale cheap ioi cash or ready
pay. ALSO-Turning by waller power, Of every
description Of articles usually turned in lathe,
done promptly and at most reasonable prices by
the subscriber at Warmers Mil. Grant county,
w. T. &C. DRAKE.
Get 81. 1916. 34-Iy.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-19

which is manufactured from good Tin in the best
manner, which win be sold cheap at Wholesale or
retail.
Particular attention paid to the manufacture 81
all articles usually manufactured Ia bis line.
N. -. Tho subscriber has removed his establish
ment from the building formerly occupied by
him, 10 tho Groshong Block, in the building iosml-
erly occupied by ID. A. Mackenzie, direcily op
posite Lawlher & Dyer's Store.
A. y. SOUTHwORTH
Potos, w. 4 !, Sept. 10Th, 1876 27--ly.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-19
BOOTS IND SHOES
y stock Of Boots and Shoes are of the very bet
quality, aud OF all kinds and sizes.
ats and Caps, &C., may be found in the assortm'
GOODS FOR THE LADIES.

This department. consists of a variety too extern
sye TO DO published in any newspaper, and conse
qusntly he win only mention n fow, and would re-
specially invite the Ladies' 10 call aud examine
for themselves They win 6nd winter bonneis
merino shawlsS embroidered do knit and blanket
do silk and linen hdis; CATERS; hf CATERS, aud
great variety of slips and walking shoes; prints
Black Natered, stlped, figured aud plain Alpaeas
figured wool Gro de Nap; Merinos; Mouslin de
Laines; liish Linen; Danask table covers; brown
and blached Sheeting and Shifting; Bod Ticking
Drlliugs Bishop Lawn; .Iackonett Book Nus
lin Lace, cross-barred and figured Muslin; Cling
hams; bombazinos; arti6cials; gimp; ribbons /;
fringe; edgngs; wells; gloves and milts; baiialo,
shell and dressing eoubs tooth brushes; hair do (;
aud in fact large show case full ofuseful articles
which cannot be named.
BOOKS.--The undersigned having had consid-
cradle experience in the Book and Stationery bus
iness in New York, trusts that his assortment Of
sc HOOL BOOKS
and miscellaneous works 10 regard to usefulness
and interesting matter, cannot be surpassed III
Grant county.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-19
Copper, Tin s. Sheet-Iron Ware
MANDATORY.

FEyiiE subscriber, thankful for pas; favors, begs
n leave TO inform the citizens of Western
Wisconsin that he is still engaged in the above
business IN Poto y, where he is now RECEIVING his
ran Stock OF stoves, &c, among which may be
found the f,,lowing:-
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-19
aTe uIIVEeu nom q % ia CTS, PCT
Winter Clothing

which are made and ready for use, such as
Fashionable dress coats, Vests;
Frock coats; Hats and Cape:
Over coats; Shirts, plain aud fancy {;
Pants: Hickory do;
Merino drawers Wrappers,
mn TIC 3ND CyyOEQ
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-19
S e o " sg s. .

7 NnsuS .IVI' m. no. II q 70
30 Bundles Wire, assaulted sizes,
60 Bundles, No. 26, Nheet-lron,
10 do do "a, do do
10 do do l6 10 u, do
30 Doz. Iron andle Sticks,
2 Gross Tined Iron Spoons,
6 Pairs Brass head Fire Irons,
| Doc Fire shosols aud longs
IL Parlor Stoves,
80 Sugar Kettles, to 20 gals.
90 Brass and Copper Kettles, 3 to Is gals.
500 lbs. Sheet link,
300 pieces Foundry Hollow ware aud Castings,
such as Furnaces, Sauce Pans, Ovens. Skilets.
Round Pots, Dish Kettles, Odd Lids. Sc.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-19
Britamia 81 .yapaEled ware.

4 boz. Britannia Tumblers,
| do do Tea Pots,
do do Gov. Pitchers,
: do do Goblois,
. do 10 Mugs,
do Japaned rea Canisters,
do do Spiltoons,
4 Nest Trunks,
6 DO Toy Cups,
8 do Candle Sticks,
Together with any other article usually kept II
the above hne.
The above comprises part Of bis supply oi
FALL GOODS, all of which have been selected
with care, and are offered al unusual low prices
The Furniture TO his Stoves arc manufactured in
folosi, and warranted superior to The same ari-
ces which are manufactured elsewhere.
The subscriber also keeps on hand a large as
sortment of
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and educated have In Convention He Ia an hO
norsble intelligent and benevolent msD and IL Ia prn
cpsy due HE noble and dsinte rested ererions that
the benevolent Emgrsui lsx passed our Legislature
The case Of DR.. Vach- in opposition TO Eugene
CasserlJ then reported. The sitsvin were read.
and Mr. Casserly about TO speak 10 bis own de-
fencs Mr. Casserly seemed lndisposed 10 being muir.
dered ct midnight so at quarter psst II O'Clock
Mr. CAMBRELrSe moved that the Convention adjourn
TIL 70 morrow al O'Clock which was carried The
Convention mag get organized by tomorrow evening
TpOse for uex men sa5 those for old public servants
then unfortunately went IN for Hns drinks according
10 the old custom before retiring 10 ress
RlCHELIEU
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

lhe Convention came to order after their dinner
recess prepared to continue the suspended harmony
'A''''s hitherto In the Convention.
lie trst business In order was another resigns-
hon. Hon w. c. GRAIN Of Herslner. who hsd not
'r.n Present when he las, evening appointed one
'ne Vice Pfesidens resigned his Office which leaves
~ Naoe oieih corps hunker. Judge JULIAN CAErEx
0'Osseeo we appointed Ia HE psce.
Inc question pending at the close ofthe morning
ssssoo zee then taken up. call va made and
&~s'e appeared Tor Mr.. RArHsrNs motion q sesinst
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vel. WI. NO. fJ1.

H. 6fso the motion TO substitute Mr. SPAFFoRp for Mr.
Snow was lost BY tie vote.
SIR. BRADr's motion that Mr. SsOw be substi.
s'n,sd Tor Mr. SPOIFoRD then came up The Yess and
Nzys were called When the let was called through.
IL was uuderstOo1 that IL carried by one msjlfity
Mr.. PREsroS krSo, knowing that Mr. HUTCHINSON
tBsrnburDef) OF Fulton and Hamilton had not voted re-
quessed shs, that gentemsn's name be called Hls
name was called, and he ansNered-"Ayi' This vas
followed by loud applause from the Hunkers) Mr..
HUTCHINSON Immediately corrected himself ~ voting
Mo-" Now followed as loud applause by the Barn.
bnTners) Both having bad The II laugh Mr.. ID DUDLRY
FIELD suggested thst 10 Mr.. SPAFFORD was the stng
member. aDd as the motion 70 substitute Mr. SNOW 3
nsme was Lost the sitting member retains bis scat
fTtis was followed by various movements Of the di2al
esremIhss gyrsng the bsse OF the nasal organs OF
several Old Hunksrs)
Mr. MoREHOUsE one Of the uncOntested Dele
gates from Oisego, here stated that hr. TEMPLE,
another VI bis colleagues sbsent from sickness He
therefore moved that Mr sPATFoRD be substituted for
Mr.. TEMPLE.
This to say the least, was rather queer COM
promise but ], the best that could be made and IL
so decided.
Now came the New. York contested cases, which
80 follows jeremiah Towle Edward Csrgsn
Dunn cs Liv. Liyingsion Dr. Vscbe rs Eugene
Cssserly.
Strange enough the Chairman Of the Committee,
Mr. BIRDsALL, (Hunker) commenced with the OF
Tove rs Csrrigsn Of the Tenth District while the
time he held in bis hand the report Vache
CsSsery of the Second District This seemed 20 bs
done Tor the sake oil geng rd OF hr Cassery vote as
his was supposed 10 be such would require
less strict party vote than others Mr.. CAssZRLY In
quircd why this was done. Mr. BiRDsALL gave an
swer. but that the Committee Qsrgey Hunker had so
directed ss II was unanimous report
The Chairman then went on IN read the aiiida-
Wits aid other papers about mob breaking open the
bsotbox, &c which gave some Of the country mem
bers some insight into the manner Of conducting Loco
Foco elections In the Empire Metropolis
Mr.. CARRIGAS is a highly respectable lrishman
Of the Twelfth Ward Mr.. TOwIE IL the Ex-Tyler Ma
val Officer OF NewYork
IL is now 3 o'clock The mail is now closing
Mr. Alderman PuRsER Is speaking in favor Of Mr. CAR
RIGAS. But must close. RlCHELfEU.
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LATER.

SYRACUSE, r. NJ. Saturday.
OrriHe Hunge5ord OF Jefferson has Just been
nominsted for Controller by eight majority. CT.
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BRAIsTEDs, SALOONS.
- 25a BROADWAY, NEwYoRK "a

>r>Se LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS IL
d-rt< FOR FOREIGN PORTS. sd8
10 Letter haas are open At the oHce-N -
of The SewYok Trbun Tor al Foreign Forts. anh al
letters and newspapers deposited ia this Office VII Away
be forwarded By the very earliest vefies Ih,s o,Psf
neni under the special supervision OF , D. wv IN
pso well known for many years the experiences aud
eseent Superintendent Of the Foreign Letter Depart
snsrt OF the New-YoTk City Post Othce.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph to The Tribune.
LoCO.FOCO STATE CONVENTION.
John Van Barren rejected.

SYRACUSE. Saturday noon
The Convention has admitted Edrin Crcsrell
Jscsfeld lHunker) to the seat for Albany County
..;,A bv Attorney General John Van Burea,
,R,pburner) by vote Of 81 to So
The State Nomination will probably be made
this afternoon.
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r. Oil Paintings.

~ Oil Pninfing-.-MTs. PERLEY repeatedly an
'rees that .he continues 10 ve lessons Ia landscape
painting a. her residence northwest corner Of br9ldway
nd T,velfh-st References: A b Dlrant President Of
Nh. National Academy Of Design Rev Orville Dewey
DD. Prof ; r Morse. &c. Ac. slmeod'
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Cir, delegates 10 the Wing state Convention.
WIig Nominations.

Dfohfss C0-EDGAa VIscgsr is the candidate
sor Assembly in the First, DAVID CoLIISs, Jr in
trict.
CioufaHque CO.. JoHS II. PRAY Tor Assem-
bly,. H. r
SAID Lake. AMBROSE SHELDON OF Troy Tor 20
Clerk
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~ The vote admitting Vache over Cosser'y to
aseat in the Loco Foco State Convention was 90
N 40
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NOTICES.
PHRENOLOGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOWLER- X WELLS,
irnt I3I Nassau-.f. y. \.


and yrifen descriptions OF character the Anatomical
Museum corner Of Bowery aud Division - daily rom
A. Mnl0PM NJ. by J. GRaY. Lessons also gwen. Par
ties aud familie. visited .
~ Fntrance 20 Mr. GRAY's office from the hail with.
out ua.ng through the Museum Ladies' admitted At all
49,, % w.
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The PROTECTING ExHIBITlOS.-A large con
course OF spectators assembled on the Common last
exeulry 70 witness exhibition OF fireworks by Bos'
ton ana NewYork artist And would b. difficult Tor
any except such ~ are well skilled In the art Of manu-
featuring fireworks decide which bore away the psu'
OF excellence.
tifu pieces among which largo sud hney iuni-
mated Gillian star OF colorrd nr.s and lance work
and Saxon Rose Piece With chsngeahle coors-yery
beautiful Specimens OF rockets With c1iored stars ser
oents and eoli rain slso inside hne appearance.
The irst part concluded win ,nihccnt Temple or
Illuminated arch, supported " Ionic columns and or
namented with appropriate designs, the whole sur.
mounted Wy the American nag In beautiful coiored
fres The Last p-cs Of the finest n not superi
or 10 any have ever Witnessed
Mr. j. Turrell u Fort Washington. N Y who occu.
pied the eastern part Of the inclosure then exhibited
many beautiful pieces among which were two large
OF lsrce work aOd colOTed res snt large rsvoV-
Ing piece when made most brilliant dispisy-con.
GLIDING with large temple OF revolving plecss coored
fires snd lance work on which were appropriate mot
notices aud designs
The spectators greeted the productions Of both the
competitors with shouts 81 appreciation and seemed
highly gra,fed with tho display which In the opinion
many equal in beauty ii not 50 extensive, 20 any
Boston Journsi. isI
ALERT j. TfRRFLL-ln speaking OF a rumored
attempt 10 obtain the pardon Of this parsonage. w. DID
not state that since bis Imprisonment. he had been de
tec,ei In plan u make his escape. lie fsigned sex
ness and was allowed to 20 toto the hospital From
thence he attempted 10 ds passage underneath In or
der 70 escap- bu, he detected and sent back TO hs
cell boat Ifs'.
Ez;- The Post Office at Mddletown was broken
into Tuesday night and robbed OF letters and money
u the amount Of abou. SO The letters taken TO
the bank OF the river and there opened Two men have
been arrested on suspicion. Hartford Cour
CY- We are informed that a gentleman named
Cornell hiss undertaken to complete T,lesrspSic hue
from Toy 10 this city We believe the iine wiz Dc
opened early In NovemDer. Montreal Herald
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~ The Britannia lett Boston yesterday. TIT
Lat of passengers will be found in another column

WurRy HAVE THEY BsESl-yesterday we re-
eeiyed by nsil copy OF the " Y TribEEs Iroy Nhis
Tyos Post Oezo C0nms-cal Ttcs and BaJdlo krPrsss'
dated the 3Oth OF August being just 70 days on 'nsI
transit 10 syracuse They must have been sent oy "
caves speci. express royal Jseksssne TO have e'
8, some point from which they took new s'A 10 Syr
scGse. ,
This by the wsy 10 not q new thing In the present
Post Office man sgement Such occurrences are 10 IRE
1uent that It would take large sheet 10 note tn1 ~
end vel to complain Of such gross oulrsees upon ne
rights OF the people 10 unsysilina Syracuse jour ISL
RAILROAD AcciDEsr.-The passenger tram rom
Greepfeld Yesterday forenoon met with an accident
rhen about two miles this side OF Northampton oao
of ina wheels of the tender broke and threw u on ine
track and aso the baggage, Post Once and express cars
They were pitched down the emosnkmest some Ten OF
twelve feet aud the passenger car was run up on inc
uprigh, end of ,ha Others bat without beng tnroFn
from the track No one was seriously Injured Coz
Lombard In his express car ~ tns inr an " -
tre-ted 10 q moot nwelcOme somerset down the DahA
he escaped. however with slight Injuries
lspringheld Repub. lst
TUE Rior AT Nun LOcK.-We are glad 10 earn
that onr Informant In rega the riot at Mud LOCK on
sunday evening mistaken TO the extent Of 'ns our
rage committed We assured that bui one insh a.
ksed aud that the two others given up - desc arr
hkeiy To Recover, though very seriously indred oaf
information mised bu, II sforcs sincere pleasure
10 Dc able 70 max The correction fsyrscuss star
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Desgates 10 the Wig STATE Convention.
Broome Cos II. Y. HALL.
Hayae Co.-West. Dist LFMUEL DURfEE.
CAa,fauqus Co-GfO w. PATTERSON.
Orange COL. w c HAsBRouoHi 2. WIN. Jackson g.
JosEPH DAVIS.
Daics,ss Co... NORMAN NJ. FISLAyi g. GEORGE LoR-
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r5- New.York Waler-Curc E.tabIi.hmenf, a
To- Wnfer-Cure.-Mr, n. ).

rs and - Fourteeufhst nlOu-squafei - cpdnsteh
bv Dr. PERSON and MEEKER, the latter Of whom
spent wear Graeenbsrg, stadying the Naief-' IRE
System. a. practiced BY Pre.snitk. 80 I'm
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

~ut NTW.YCRK DAILY ihio'N' % '
III yvrRy MORNING. SUNDAY EXCITED
=. Tho Tribune buildings. corner OF spruce
- I'D Nassau streets. opposite the City hnii'
,sa.,er,d TO City Subscribers for ~. CESrs per wess
when they prefer, they can pay IN advance AZ ue
nck lor sa months or year at the same fs'e' a'nt
80, Two GEMS Mail subscribers Five Dollars
q ~, spnum in advance and the paper IN no a.. con-
nued be yond the time for which y PAID susscrp
a ,,ous taken for six months Three Dollar. w $780,
i ,sc.ired IN ali exchanges with Country Newspaps
D.ly papers received At ihs office whose e. - "A
= t,sher than those OF THE TKlEUsr, are Dol ai""'"
y any difference . 49,.
rgRMs or ADvTRrIsINefin Ad'H n, .,,.
e.xs lines. or les-Firs insertion ...'-s.'', -,
each subsequent in's'''' ...a
o,er Ten Ljne--Firs; insertion. - Gems
c,rh subsequent insertion. which may os .,,. line
every dav or once. twice, or three une'
sweet At the option Of the edvenseI. line f,r the
Inside Adverfiseme nfs-f i've Se .ah.eouept one
frsf tuserou and Your Gents ioi eec g. aof ,rce,6.
R,sTts. MAtsiAcEs. FUNERAL No''''''
rs An Advertisements inserted 10 ini' P'Pe' efP
~ in he N1ninr and Evenng Ea''''"'
rup sEuI-wERKLY TRIBUNE
- 49, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY morniny
j. ~ "a Ger snnum Two copies ioi %
>rv.yORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
vrpy LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
n,,'-s.d ev.rv StTuRDAy MORNING. at the low pnce
- Ger snnuin IN advance. 10 copies for So, or 70
eories for -2i
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Caurf Calendar. THIs DAY.


suFrsioR CorAr-The hrst % causes with the es-
ception Of No
cIRcurr CouET AND COMMON PtRAs-Paslishsd Ga
Saturday.
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Tho 500 klOIdfTs q me Now anI FFIr haIIVI
COMPANY are hereby notified that the annual election ioi
for the year Will be held a. the once OF
Tuesday the ih day Of October mex. from 10 o'clock III
10 ) O'Clock ?. NJ -,
teuber m the day after the election By order Of the ID
recfor- NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary;
Ns-York Sept. 9. 1917. 81 toOl2
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BOARDING..

TO PERSONS WANTING Board and Rooms--
The advertiser be,ns about to rent house tor his
family, would like 10 make Arrangements with come re-
spectacle party desiring aecommod ations for the Winter
THIS proves favorable opportunity for one or two
gentlemen and their wives to arrange for good sccommo
would select house which would be mutually agreeable
ito locality and nsemeuts For interview Cd
dress 7. al this ohee. oil w
VERY PLEASANT ROOM on the s.eond Z.
N let single sentlemsn either furnished or unfsr
near Sixth.eyeuue % 81.
DOARD-A gentleman aud his wife and two sinsIs
Dgentemen can be pleasantly accommodated with piea
ant rooms and good board p Olivers The house 10
coanodious snd egiby situated and convenient for gen
tlemen doing business down town. oil W.
DOARDfNG IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Dthei families single gentlemen, wishing 20 Obtain
board for the Winter. be accommodated with hand
rooms, pantres attached BY applying 81 90 Nous
ton st corner OF Crosby ht block non brosawsy ~
DOARD-Down town at 50 Beekmsnst. within i've
ID minutes walk OF Wsllst or the City Hall Several
single gentlemen can DO accommodated Win Ples.sn'
Two IET-Immedists possession s,ven-Tbe lower part
j Of house in Fast Broadway consisting Of psrlore
with sliding doors and marble msntes dining room ana
Kitchen all on one hoor and ono or more chambers Rent
low 10 good tenant and small family Or email family
would he taken to board. Inquire OF II. o. Ely, TIVE
sun Office OF u
DOARDIN(i- Choice Locsiions-At 10 Bsseh-st. 90
s'osdwsT corner Of lontins Union fGt
The latter house 10 now being reoPened ana Renss
order. ~ IT
DOARD-Rooms furnished or unfurnishsd, with board,
Dat ia Chambersst. SO nV
A GENTLEMAN and hi. wife, or few single gen.
n temen, can obtain board, with pleasant rooms at
sorytb-st. Reerences exchanged. ~ W.
DOARD-A email private family In quiet Location
ID wish toilet two rooms genteely hsnsned on
oor 10 gentleman and his wife, with bogd, privegs%
paror and fuel during ths Winter II required Ahos
pleasant room with hrs place the first hoor 70 sinss
gentleman, with breakfast and tea Apply ats hepSsss
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esise PATENT. Al 81 Tenth-st Gymnasium and CON
petent teacher are attached 70 this Institution
A. gaxiraAHNd
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PARKERs
COFFEE-HOUCsE,
No % DEY-sI. (f0KsERLY on Joss-sft
ais en- ltp New-fork.
RAGs.-T6e EiIhes msTs,t pries P.Id Ii 5SasIY
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~ Extrarf. for flavoring B

~ Extracts for fiavoring blanc MAGE, Je.iies
Creams Cnsfards Charlotte KBss- PlddiBgs, SyTups sag
cet Sc &c Highly concentrated Extract VI Vanilla Le-
non, Peach, R0se, CIrun, Bitter Almond and Orange
Also Rose Water Peach and Orange Flower waters oi
fsvorrx all kinds Of Connections Cooks and Confectoners
have universally preferred these Fxirscs account OF
their great strength and purity VI favor "A teasPo0rsi
sucien a. flavor quart Put up IN viss a. = cts each
Prepared by HESRY JoHssoS Chemist. 10 brosdwsy.
west sde IN the Granite Building sold also o. 10 ~
ton-.f 81 meOd
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IIULL,s TRUSS OFFICE,

NO. 4 yESEY ST. (Astor House) New
I13~4.A York, established for the sale and sPpIiee-
II - Ntion OF DR. Amos q. Hulrs Invented lnsfru'
l L - yments for the relief and euro OF Rapture,
burst or breach Of the groin. and also Tor ths
Or uI'IEs UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
Rnptured persons may rely upon obtaining al this once
hr Lest Instrument aid that the world shords, Whine
those aborns proapsus WILL through the ard OF the
,pporsr be placed IN condition to obtain speedy fehs'
AT the hands Of lher medical advisers s30 m
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KER PRDDLER's WACO,

~ J. ID. Wheeler, Commissioner Of Deeds Tor
New-N ,ni lolnecrlclt. Tammany Hall. - y