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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-08-31
Il lsT OF LETTERS remaining in the Pos,
A Office, at Kalida, July Ist 1917.

s remaining in the Post
July lst l847.
Gormsn, Michael
Holibaugh, s. E. 3
Hill, Samuel
Aarter, Henry
Hawks, James
Hakes, Robt.
Keller, Jacob
Leomstan, John
Lugeubich, John
McKinly, James
: Parrish, John
Ramsey Samuel
Ridenour, Jacob
Thomas, Dani-
Thompson. Anthony
Wilcox, John
Waters. Saml.
w. RISLEY. P.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-08-31
WAREHOUSE OF
rim rs ON L Y.
No, SO CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK.
LEE, JUDSON g. LEE,
(LATE LEE &, JUDSON)

Occupy the spacious FIVE STORY
WAREHOUSE, No. Sc CEDAR STREET
the WHOLE Of which is devoted to the ex
hbition and sale of the SINGLE ARTICLEf
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-08-31
@R0@GHLREm&9e
Wanted /:

Five Thousand lbs. Of Butter; 10000 bush.
els Wheat, Corn, Oats, Timothy and Clover
Seed. Wool, Ginseng, Beeswax, Feathers,
Cattle, Hogs, and Horses, all taken
in exchange, and in fact every thing the far
mer has TO sell. Kalida MAY "a. lS47.
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MARINE JOU NAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

ARRIVED.
Bark magdea, Dodge, 10 Dc i'm APalschcols, cotton
70 Ralph Post.
Danish bark Mary Trese, - de I'm Arieebo, Pr, sugar
to Aymar & Go.
Bremen bark II Adams. Rimers, 40 ds fm Bremen
mdse 20 Oelrichs Kruger. l0i passengers. 18th inst
lat Al long 49, spoke Bremen brig Deukescatt im Bre
for Baltimore.
Brig Cybele Merrill. IS ds I'm MatanEas sugar, to
master Left ship Hamburg and brig Carlb, both for
Neu York losd.n ny.
Br brig Rather Jackson - ds I'm Cork, Ia ballast to
H.rnden 18th la, Al 25 long AZ A. spoke Br brig Roy
alisist hence for Belfast
schr Erie Lemont p d. fnn Cedar Key. sugar % Hall
g. Kimbe Left schr Medium. for Charleston next day
MAY T. of Marquis Keys. exchanged signals with ship
Archel,us i'm New Orleans for Genoa, d. out 10th.
Cape Halteras w by MO miles distant saw the wreck
OF ul rugged brig both t0pmssts gone BY the cap, wa
tsrloeged il Blowing fresh could not get near enough
70 learn her name 22d lat IS A. long "a ~ spoke brig
Lydia Fsrnsm, Capt Farnam I'm NewOrleans, for Phil
sde phis - days out
schr Juliette Woglom, DIS I'm Petersburg, eour, to
Hunter
schr X Shaw, de I'm Brsndyvine, Del, corn meal.
Schr Doctor I'm Chiucoteagur corn
sAUED-Packrtshp sheridan Liverpool
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THE VEGETABLE EXTRACT


THE ONLY REMEDY for Epecle Fits lof fsiins
Isicklessl, Commissions, SPANS &C. THIS med ene TOT
sixteen years has been tested By many persOps who LNs
suffered with this dreadful dises-e, AID Ia umo.l svey
where u has had fair ris. hs effected peiuanaA
Pamphlets containing thrty.sN page n t--ino
some OF which has been presented by eminent phL'
cansl. to be had by applying At the principal .uce he
tsfeice 20 Judge Randall - Fast BfOsdSay n II tyA
g. Deuslov Yunksrs n Y Dr. W. + Moafos. Gohd'
irj, OHIO, Row Richmoud raggeit, West naveo por n
Y. Rev. 7. l. Bushnel, Baltimore, Nd Joseph McDou'
gal, East Brooklyn; W. c Anderson, Williams)urgh.
RECENTLY CURED
Mrs Joseph Bradley, rs Orchard a. ". 7. e, A.
Bought n. 2O2 Eiehteen,h ~ Y Y Mrs Jss Bellhoh.
Chester, Orange co. Y Ch-s Browo. seamsn rhos
r. Jones', Reye1uecutter Spencer, together win May
Others whose names not at libe " 10 pablish
All communications (pOst paid addressed 10 Dr. .
Hart (-t- Iyans Hsrt, will be- purctually attended 10
All orders BE- accom- anied with the money The ne
dcins, with fall directions IL carefully packed Ia boxes
and part Of his United States Prces per box
-, s7 aud Single bottles with necessarv medicines
81 Prepared only by DR. HART,
Principal Office $50 Broadway next q Tho abefusele
p s-Advlee given In all cases free Of charge
wgg5 imeod
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Posr .OTTrcE PLAys-The joarusl Of Commerce
learn. tbs, Nsjar Hosbie goes oct 10 ne "s,ans
ton PROPOSED 10 the tEree moDtns nr - p q g.
. rf.cfs r..-r % &c .-raflt n.-ff t'iu p -''n
Cootipeu.s Stats n France. the flanse oFn' ~,
Hsnor-r and The states q the Lo. sfr'ln uf 80
i.--er, nav harcsforth BE- ser, from any toNn "I
ID NJ Interior q those courfi-s, To ahf u''L 49,
III H. Interior o. the Init,r' -fstes ana t - ~
Nv ure ,syir 2 the whole Posrsae rom u7 &C. on -
n -s-rlr ir fu~1ue t8 thar Of De- fes'nJ POI hit
h. vrbo,e n bspss BY he receiver; in- c.
,.i- "a IN Nv iors and Boston carrying 70 ne
80. "A e-eh Of hem whst i resPecnVey doc ana
seb Of these keeping seYsrat account ~ ne hl-sn
s-s,es and setting every s'x or tEelye monins
r. Don Pedro Marie Anaya, says the New.
Orps Courier Of the 1901 the present acting frfoen
~ Mckee here during the invsson o. ne 5flu'n
IN lzl4-I5 He TO- or then totally iuipr sh1
ignorant Of everything thsi becnzs 70 eiT AZ inA
s;f.irs He wore a gsudy and fantastic UNIFORM ana
rode very tte sim horse The gr0iefaue spp-a
Of the rider and the caprioles of the pony s1orced
much anus rneni % the army. One day De Fen' up 70
toDn and said lis korss had bssn killed BY ne eoety
Bat tho.e Who knew him svsued that ne had knee i
himself
r. George ". Benedict o. this city, We are
p.ias n Earn did yesterday. Of locsj.~ caused oy
soutd indicted with nsil o. ~ foot some dsys pre-
- New Haven Herald.
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Y I'm REV AhD.-fs.0ny-W nsrsss, h00en
= IcOV0loy-r frederick Glover s1t William Glover
6o.a-,s a'e Of Leeds County Of York, Engsnd woosn
Ci'l a-ngacrer' serbb efs srd Dyers have sbscord.
e., charged viii segers. forgerics kc
Noucs = hereby gwen hat Tue above reward will be
gfea 70 any person who will sFprehend ard lodge them
n -ay Of ne pdsons Of Toe Uaei s.es Of America (suf
~ power haraz been given tbs proper
authorities Tor decentralization Of any person so dong
Or 70 any Persoa giving such private inornson viii
ir-l - .r appreciation. Oh application Mr.. william
Jsa-s superintendent Of Police OF The Borough % leeds
n ne Cc9ny 4 fosk, In and, IN whom al eommgnics-
to-s ls % aldrrsssi 70 tne Of Anthony Barclay
rs Her br-4nnie dsi-sty's Consul City OF New-York
Robert Glover - about ~ " 81 years old
saai' about feet inches high rslnsr bro.d and wsks
fLf % n.s some shAi sall0W compiexiln Is bald on
mo io'els-e . fofxshirsnsn and has lived al bis lie
Ia or a@sF Le-ds
ck 5oger about q Or - years old stands lbout
- NJ "a or more, IL brast AID and
Scoops 10 = kagi walks heavily slowly and .ut ~ very
caS mpex1r ,dsrk hsir hs Prominent = eth Ia York
ssnsn-n nd has lived = D his life IN Leeds
Mial Olosrr Is about ~ to 46 years Old ond about
To- 10 Inches high has rather long .nd Tain vsase and
Afhi comp sxion, has good i-e ia snd hghs hair.
1l1ton hoiel. New York, May p. 1917.
Bill only oae VI Ihc shove 20 srreegsd reward Of
sIss rll - cVssl Two, slsss, syn IN.
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n u
"a derne most ef-ctusl cure for diseases q he lungs
- nd liver offered 10 The puzzle The snowl.
k$Y DE of the peculiar virtue. " be vegetable - neh
ERJ Dfms the bssis Of ibis urdWne fret dis-pY'
EB9 red by tho naive ~ he south b. fore ihry
we're compelled 10 leave the home u lnelr fsihsfs
~ ,ns Far Wes'. the knowledge u which wa. hni
conn unlcaled ~ me on my way u 81 Augustine 10
search OF hsaib Ia he Wi1ter II 1913, which
the means through kind Providence n rssi0rog %
hea after ali hope ~ recovery hsd failed. pl ysi
clans ak 10 numh6r he enn.ut IN The city. pro-
n0uneed my case Of connrusd npuon and usu
rad- by th-is. am aware Of ne diteuy expo -ncsl
by the public deciding upon tbs m-s - me different
medicines Kept before t Ia constant and Lengthy pnnc.
tons. pufpofing all TIE ds g. uhici oar raj
nature IL subject only ssy. thai after eighteen JeTs
experience Ia his city aud ns ghborhOod have been M
strmr nta In producing many femsrsske cures s-f All
oher remedies have failed TIE Of his me1icIe
ha. been emit ely owing 10 Ia intnsc merits and 10 70
stiDn Of ouch ffiends were seqnanrh WIG
nv cas. and Others h. cur'd by ne use 10
case. OF eeSng the Jung. Ia. never f'ilrd 70 cure
Many Ia. faculty both city and country us- Ia bs
nr.rfce and end its u their patents would
FARMER add that all Of the beet DOtznsis speak IN UIq1sA
Cd rms Of It's uperOr hesng qualities upon the lungs
A well as its tihcAey IA all scrOlous. bOu. chronic,
dyspeptic, dropscal and kidney affections The pubic
are REQ ested call me any u my agents IN
NV psmpbls. The form Of Amsnae 'oc 1871 con sn-
inl lie particulars of my own extraordinary osse, aiso
he Certificate, Ot sny Others Their IN ne references
Old acquslltsrces 10 te several towns where ie mech
cine il Kept Dr sac which csnnO' be Inserted In MS I'D
Verseme1t On account Of tbeir lergih Trs AlmsDscs
distrhusd sulous 10 all Who wish 70 ake d selves
acquainted viih he merits Of his medicine. k-pt coz
sauty 90 ha0d Waorsse 3nf retail 81 ne g est5-
ii hmm, 20 wa'er-at Hos JANIS WILSON
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.


Tror at cold IN Death, my brother.
NJ loved. my only cue
And on Tor uie no other
Can DO as ibou hast done.
Thine was a noble Spirit,
A high and lofty Mind
Few Fanlts and 70 any a Merit,
Pure Heart aye true AID KIND.
Known but 70 be beloved,
Best loved where known the best
A stsr Of LIGHT thou ~ moved;
Bat now laoa art a. reEt
Thy s0ol seemed ever teening
With Truth divine sublime;
A Light upon thee cleaning
From yOild the fields oi Tine
When weary OFT and fsinting,
Along LIES rugged roao'
OF hi<her things acquaintinE'
Thy words new strength bestowed.
Nv rising yesrs thou 81 sbieided'
Brotber. and Guardian, too:
Bot now 10 Death thou 81 yielded
Nor more for me canst DO.
No more I n know thy teaching.
Nor hear thy thrilling voice,
which u the sool deep reaching
Would make It al rejoice.
Closed are those eyes for ever
And stilIed thy faithful breast.
But loyclier vast thou never
Than now, in lasting rest.
know It's wrong 70 MORN thee.
Thou heavenly Spiut AOwn'
Bot, o I'm very lonely
For thou vast all nine own.
stand and still keep gazing
Upon that msrble brow,
Where thoughts sublime upraislDs
sbons fo-th--WEere art thou now
Ia higher. purer Dwelling,
A glorious, heavenly sphere,
Thee Angels now are telling
Truths al undreamed u here
One last fond look ere leaving
And the earth is Ger thee thrown:
IT'S done--and, deeply grieying.
feel m now SlOne.
oIurJiG, q. Alva Is, 1871.
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Total .s2l8o46 "a s52zs5 % tl155s4 a.
Total for three weeks in l,i7 --....S5ioll2 81
Total sum collected to 22d Nay, 40 fs21ii ~
Increase in - over 10 .--.-----. s57So9 %
nlsf6 the Canal opened tie 10 Of April In lsfI
the nsvi cation commenced On the lst OF May Ihsrr
more than was collected IL Zee weeks IA 1876.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS. The General Letter of
this mission has ST length been received TINS docu
rut shows that the whole number Of persons admitted
10 the churches from the beginning l. S3leS Of whom
S4s5 have died while about the same number are IN
der ccpsure making the pIeseni number q eommgnt
csnts In regular standing neSrly 2JOO0. The nnmoer
reported IS admitted 10 the church during the year
which preceded the annual meeting, WIS / ~.
Missionary Herald Tor June.
FROM ST. DOxiNGo-We learn from Capt Put
nam OF the schooner T. o. Thompson, arrived yesser
day from for Prince thai report hsd reached that
place thai revolution had broken cut AZ Cspe Nichola
Mole The President with several officers and some
troops sailed In Government steamer tor thai place on
the 9sh inst jour ui Com
ENIGRANr Sickness AT QUEBEc-rhe iorebod-
irgs Of el with respect 10 egrsnis arriving in ihs S.
LaNrence, are AZ this moment only too sadly verified
We have been favored Win the sgbt Of letter from
Quebec nom waichn appears thst very Large mum
Der OF deaths have place board Of many OF the
vessels coming cut On board The AgUes there have
been fity deaths On board the WadsWoTth. forty I'VE
on board the Jane Black. ten eleven board the
George. twenty ~ AL about one hundred aud fly
There ar, now We learn shout two hsrsred sna six
teen patients on shore 10 the hospital beside tao hun
dfrd and twenty Others On board foaT snaps "nieh srs
s,il dersined ~ Crosse lsl'.
The Goveruus ~. IN the mean tne has seen doing
ali In hi. power 20 alegists tie calamity We under
stand that ihe Chief Emigraut Agent ~ Slno-c ms
engaged Two eNDrriencsd medical men, - - u TIA
station l. ASSIST d. Douglass In tskns charge o! ihe
SICK and accommodation hss been provides Tor lu~0
persons on the island He hss also given the Necessary
orders for the erection OF fever hospital % Nlad
NIL Point, above the Canal This hospital ~ili eonis;n
tao hundred peTsoas shed Is also 20 be e.ecied 90
tie issEd wharf, 4oas<pas Herald
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Hhsrelldueons.
CLOTHING
OLOT HING.
ATuLL AND FAsHIONABL SUIT
ReGfy Mads. fror' - 10 : 3,
Al ne CiolhIng
VASE USE.

BARGAINS The ssbscnber would fesp-cifl ~ in-
ID form ghe public hat he "a selling 81 cheap and
vsred assortment u unrearem.d pledges e. greatly
ouced prcs consisting % UvercoHis and cnsks from .
Sic each; lack cloh drrss ard frock from
Of watches and i-v-ry - Oh drscdpuors and
al kIufs 81 musical and mathematical icsiuments
lsns Cusdranf- guns pistols 0rd-. cutlery, aud crest
many other artces, TOO numerous 20 rfuuUn. AGO, a
large assortment 81 cHpeuers tools. Th0s- IN want of
the shove euunerae ed sricles would do well o. "a and
examine before PURCHASE elsewhere / WILSON,
Formerly Upsou a Wilson, l9 Chailsm-st
n. BAl those having any 81 the above named sftc IS
which they DESTROYS dispose OF reasonable
price. will please call on |. WILSON. l6 Chsihsu-st
myg7 lWs
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

n bark Mqsdeia, fran y1lactieola-Mefsrs II Jack.
son II r Jackson T lawson.
IN bark Mary from Arios5o-Messrs Lsmb, Riefkahl,
Smith and Trew.
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CANAL ToLLs-The following statement shows
The IN luu Of tolls received on ne seTeIel a1e as
-, 5e rec eeks Of nav CATION from Nay . p.
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Tfa .s-dtc q f4rt,<r s--lfei- - -,
- I'd urli s-r-rt. made ur.-r - 1rfefs - . Io.r
- sr-I f-rersi b Z 1~usraf-r - 1879 - ~ -
49,. = ~ II az post Ofrr sfti '- -, - = g 49,
ID rsr-s y th- .J1r % - r--r- iee ll7 s1'S'.sf
- - az. .lss ..-r.g ~ l4r --rf crr-'i-n. 80.
->' 10 - %. -, .-u lacs-4 hI~es ), lssA
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Lit q Letters Remsinins 10 the NJ u Post Ullee,
Saturday, May 20
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NAVAL sTOREs-Cnlde Turpenune, soi'a0' ~
~ omggi.ls and ehsDd era, ink makers, ke .st,s
sorts Turpentins-Of very superior q1siiy aoa w. -
will be pat Up 10 packages suitable lof sAipnish "
part Of the world
Pit.h-t fas article and extra siLs. a..
Tss-Rop-mskefs sad 10 Tar OF excehenl fn~4h9. IL
Rosa--So.pE.axers and other descr pons, gaf''-' -
tiles =. ., <,tyr
ysrnishes-Bneh, ard common varuishes very
The above ARTICLES arc offered for sale a. 10" fses ~
!os % suit purchasers BY ,.,
- 0vesssssg W Cssss Aaenss = seslsss
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rINO COI NTKN MKKCHANT---Rro

To COUNTRY MERCHANT-.-Brown sheet.
ings and sbirtnss Of every style and width. al the
known hrsnds, both heavy and 6ne-stark Mills LsW-
c." Indian lead, Cabot A, Premium Heavy Mer-
rmsck Exeter CpkroSns. &C. msy b. had msnufsc-
urers pces, he % noOrs Of 10 sad 81 CsdarsL bali
book above fearsL Yard wide sh--iings cenls per
ysrd Also bats wick twiues warp sud wsddiug. As0,
beat Southern cotton yarn, nos 6 - 10. ana 20 -
T. y. UNDERHlLL 4 CO.
my5 he and ~ Cedarst
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NAOODSRGDGE'- IiiPhOvED Patent bsnE
w Loc<n oacfing this Ccs, he subscriber ~lsaesa ~
impartial public TO Judge Of he aim. ~ Gupeh0ny
L. OF tie hrs importance that lock shoqd be- sale
The great progress the Of lock pcSnx bas cred
lock. wholly unsafe which recently eonsfefsd pr
fscty and shows he necessity Ofa radical eMHc
9th pItnePles on which hey are cOhsIueteI thNss
II ID fact The bubscrDsr sought FOR principle of psf's
security and fully confident that be had found H. pfOeeee
ed 70 make prsclca uss u T., -,
extensively Informed although IN mis- stated terfnsy
bat Gn6imai.bsd eonad1nss n The orgns' pfIoe
ME ~ corrected The mechanical defect which nd caafef
h, failure snd re.ubmed i, 70 the rigorous -.
bic IssL Il plsced on SAFE 10 tbs Merchants re
offered 20 any person who should pick Il gaisek sA
ts Eey u,a ne Pr'1sgs u presto~' free ~
could haze; and The offer exensiyelf s1ysfs~d 10
this test publicly exposed Tor six vsess lsrc9s
on Fhdsy lsspi curing which tine II was LhorCssay ~
EmLee and utterly hopeless was any effort - Opch "
that 10 one made the attempt
The offer u an examination II the lock % be opes'eo
on, srd he zee o. Is key . wholly une1smped, aLa ~
ohsr lock offered ~ no pubic vas ever suDm-a % ihh
VIII sch sons Is fully sseqlste TO determines be con-
Eexlin importance is certainty OF operation. The re-
cent eaulng down The door OF Bank 10 ihs C.y, Is en-
dence Ia point The simplicity Of lis eonsirgclon, snd
render The action Of this Lock certain.
IL coDsias noeeof those compile suons which rave ~
only Loci IN u.tA all tn movements are pufornsd ~ ~
dyse, aet.on jl<t KEY No par 10 dependent % spt9s.
TIE simplicity Of It's construction also contributes % y,
durability TOdemOssuale the durability Dch W" -
10 motion BY steam power, ard locked ard W
IN few days sufficiently fJr afsy years cSy sse' ~'
hardly showed msrIs Of having seen used a! al "a
~ may BE- added 10 this, that 10 IBIS soek wo sss
the ffs Premium ~ the last Fair Of tee American ins
TIE Prices arc comparatively mod craze esPSess -.
considered In connection win their ssfe.y Esen ,s
IL panied with two Keys Price OF me al
sOo: medium szs. els; for Ssfes and Stores ION
10 SIS Toe lowest priced locks s,ce - nS -
prine pie but Nth sold k.yA w. y. WOODbkiDof~
New-york, Nay Is, lsH a., s..o.r
Esq wsll-.,- % he Inventor, al Ihs hsns,'od
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Mt0iirss.
UNDER ALL ciRcUmsrANcrs

A VERY INFORMANT coMMUNIcArIoN
TO AL FEFso~s ~ AL YLacEs.
A az nss<f,
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~ PLas. -S-rSz IA D.rr d tat Lin N siiea A'3
.-.rs---s,,.a LADIES LIST
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A AID WHO cHERKrs.rrss,

ssxssFaafLtA And WHO ehEzkr tlrTEEs
MI tbs fs.ui sd shlu b. in fsni. sr1
a. re and. O. every r~rs0n Vhn. Nv bushes profssor
or .eu-ra cours- u s IL pretspo.~c very ns.y
rae silress hsG rsDdcr ne instead q boss-
ing sl3 snaiy rssGls, Ia heir Aggregated eou-lao1.
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IFYOU ABE SICK. g-lcureig n well -rsp OF rzeas4r,,
fto c,rtinge livery naigidssl i1dl - ID k.ahs
which rus;. grelfer lesser extern c.srfsns- -.
Asri able al intricate eonb1sols whicA form lhs ana,
o., .ra1 COMMERCIALLY
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TINO : Nh MlIAhk-. lazy 0rTsIn Wl0 cs1 EIVe
Satisfactory reference % his capalt3 % al charge
o. axe establishment Tor Manufacturing .ashss doors
&e- By mactineIy OF Advantageous u.ou BY
Supplying 10 NELSON Brown,
ny - iws - M-.lsl y Y
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nktstN.-For saie very superior paror organ, ~xlrs
O.z-, saiisb Tor ANAL church. uearv new 4 K
DINE max frcompzss four octsves sud fh. and &c
lave ana tfh Of pedals thre- il soc- alosans
y sdo o order Tor professor; cos soJ-s ol-r flr
ssio-th7 owner bei1s al1u 10 leave he ~ Ais1 70
SEE secondhand 40 Jrts lacIrea a. 90 road a.
corner Of Holstlu.sL mg15 w.
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OF DEATH.

The B!tters here mentioned are eompogndet BY usc
Of grpAt xii and knos I'D ge from Inc sup.-s NCsr-
prrsepf. 10 those who fndsaeu sga bch -
on rel shir antfuiss % ~ poison ~ ds-sse H. eh
Ingredients he urvsrss beloved carsspa "a ~
ne Bars Of tAe va Ckerrg Tres With wfic1 - ci 20
Of the fr.si currs n=Ary vveT ds~sse % Dr. ht'fns ~
eans These ma'eraIs ihough powesigl IN tlvN scls.
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+ HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture Mt Auction
I'll On Friday the 18th instant, shall sell ut the residence
of Hon. w. j. Brown, at the OF 7h and streets,
the Patriotic Bank, 10 O'Clock, u m, his entire
household and kitchen furniture, Wis
Mahogany sofa, divans, and marble-op pier pedestal
Do sideboard bureaus, and pier glasses
Do dining, breakfast, centre, and other tables
Do wardrobe cane-seat and other chairs
Maple high and low-pos bedStaads, washstands, &c,
Fine cashmere and other window curtains
Painted window shades and blinds
Hall lamp, girandoes, clock, nc
Feather beds, bedding, and mattress
Passage oilcloh
Three-py and ingram paor, step and chamber carpets
and rugs
China, glass, and crockery
Ivory-hande and other knives and forks
Cooking and other stoves, and goot lot of kitchen uten
sis with many other articles not necessary ennIerate
Terms of sale All OF and under 800, cash all
500, credit of two and four months for satisfactorily
bearing interest,
Feb 22-d A. GREEN, Auctioncer.
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NOTICES. w. TUCKER, respectfully announces TO
~ his old friends and ielowczens that he is still can
date for their patronage lie will execute all their orders
with fidelity ond despatch All his work is done undor his
i'm mediate supervision. lie makes all kinds Of gentle
mems clothing. Corpuent will do web 10 have hs
make of drawers they will act abdominal supporters
He also pays great attention to children's clothing His
residence and place of business is street, adjoining the
Exchange Hotel Cutting and repairing attended 70
Terms cas- Feb 22-3tMNNF.
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RAFFIE OF rich and costly Fancy Good.

- consisting Of
Beautiful dressing cases, work boxes, cabinets
Papetere desks, square and regency desks
Paper macle table, card receivers
Portfolios, fire screen, Chinese chessmen
Music box, fancy work stand
Toilet tables, and China flower vases,
Valued at 81 ,0t3 300 chances, seventy prizes.
The drawing will take place next week. Persons wish
ing secure the remaining chances requested call
immediately at GUlON'S Bazaar,
Feb 22-3uf Corner a st. and Penn. avenue.
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THE subscriber VIII open Ills school Monday
i next, I'D instant in his school room, the south
side of Pennsylvania avenue, between u and 81
Feb ig-u c. w. FEEKS.
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bragg them or believes them Indeed the temper of an
all froth and fury
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w day. the oath instant shall sell my auction rooin
doors of Browns Hotel at o'clock p. M excel
lent lot OF the .above-named liquors, viz:
10 demi Johns fine old Swan gin
dozen bottles old Cognac brandy, fine
2 do very superior old Savannah wine
do do do India do
The wine selected of the stock of the late John
Vaughan expressly for gentleman of this place, and is said
to be OF very superior quality.
Feb 22-2t A GREEN, AhCtioneer.