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Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-08
[For the Standard
Memories Of the Past .--Br GuIDo.


Backward on mem'ry's pinion borne.
Iwander Ger the Past,
And trace out many joyous scenes,
Too fraught of Joy, 10 last
My childhood's home rises TO view.
In recollection's train:
And as gaze on it, iwish
That were young again.
! see the bright, tha blazing hearth.
Round which long years ago.
My sisters and my brothers. played,
Full merriy. | trow.
I see the brook benenth the hill.
Sparkling, as when ofyore.
Upon its crystal breast for rne.
A Tiny ship bore.
see the schcolhouse, where sought,
To walk in learning's ways,
And treasured information up.
For use Of future days.
NIL these | see, ay, even more.
Imagination brings.
To haunt my brain, while fancy. on
Them, rainbow beauties, filings,
They rise before me like dream
ofjoy and happiness;
But soon, find that vision like,
They come, nor sught express.
Sept 23th 1850.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-08
How Printer, are Cheated.

The New Hampshire Stale Pstrio, says.
that il has 1000 subscribers, aud thinks that
i, has the best paying list Of any political pa
per in this country, yet 700 owe for three
years, 400 for FIVE yeas. and 1000 for one
ye>E. making au aggregate due ibe office
Sf6.000 10, their paper. time aud labor. This
is The fashion with which printers are cheat
ed The National In'iligsneerio said TO have
over 100000 due that coneerr IRON iis sub
sctibers, II shows bow many fortunes are
h.eccd cut ot that profession,
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-08
A wife without Marriage.

Iu recent bieamy case IN Brooklyn NY.
before Judge Rockwell. he decided that a
man living With a woman 10 a state of sda)-
terry, and calling her his wife. is 10, all legal
purposes her husband, even though not actu-
ally married. and may not only be liable for
her dett Is and acts. but may be prosecuted
and convicted, II he weds aoo other emale dur.
ing tn. life OF his parsmour.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-08

TO America, 10 be sung by Jenny Lind:
greet, with a full heart, the Land Of the West,
Whose banner Of Stars DER world is unroll'd;
Whose empire o'ershadows Atlantic's wide breast
And opes to the sunset its gateway OF goldl
The land of the mountain, the land OF the lake,
And rivers that roll in magnificent tide
Where the souls Of the mighty from slumber
awake fdied
And hallow the soil for whose freedom they
Thou cradle Of Empire, though wide be the foam
That sewers the land Of my fathers and thee,
hear from thy bosom the welcome OF home.
For Song has home in the hearts of The free
And long as thy waters shall gleam in the SUM-
And long as thy heroes remember the scars,
Be the hands of thy children united as one,
And peace shed her light oE thy banner of Stars
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-08
INSURANCE NOTICSE.
Toledo Fire and Marine
INSURANCE co.

j. w. MAY, AsENT,
Of the above named Company offers n insure all
kinds Of Property against damage or loss by Fire,
water and inland nav gation upon Rivers, Lakes or
canals at as favorable rates OF premium charged
By any other similar institution, and every man has
now an opportunity for trihng sum to insure him
self against loss by Fire and also against loss by
Navigation upon rivera lakes or canals.
The Capital Stock Of this Company is $1,000
and is safe any other, having Agencies in the
west, all losses viii be met and settled with prom
ptncss and from its contiguity it is reasonable TO
presume, that losses will he settled with less delay
and correspondence, than f the home Office was To-
Gated some thousand miles further east or west.
L. HASKELL, Pres't.
p SMYTH. Sec'y. marl2l
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-08
An OservlL PRAYrR.--A correspondent

Az OsfeINIL PRAYER.--A correspondent
IN recen, letter, tells good story Of rough
sea captain IN storm, who. when the terri.
fed passengess persuaded him to petition
Heaven for cessation OF the tempest, pre-
fered the following brief request:
"Oh. Lord, hsyen'i been 10 the habit Of
calliog upon thee ofteo; sod " you'll just
shift the wind fron gou' essi 10 H,tle nloss
suu'. 7 won, trouble Won sgin,"
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-08
GREETING TO AMERICA.

The following song by Bayard Taylor, drew the
$2O0 offered by Mr. Barnum for the best greeting
to America, TO be sung by Jenny Lind
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-08

a venerable man Of the name Of Docksts-
der recently died at Utica, N. Y. aged uioe-
~ wears Al he time of his death, his de-
scendant=. including children, grandchildren.
great grand. children, and great. erest.grand-
ch.lIrep, amounted TO about tpo hundred.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-08
Cifu .Ageucies.

City Ageactes.
VBPALMER. the American Newspaper Agen'
ts authorized 10 receive subscriptions aud advertise
mants for this paper His Offices are at
BosToN, Congress street.
NEw YORK. Tribune Bulldogs.
PHtLADELrHIA, W. cor. Sd aud Chestnut ST.
BALTiMo y, :. ". cor. North aud Fayette st.
p. HOMAN, is our authorized Agent at Detroit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22
WASHING MADE EASY,
OR HOW TO WASH CLOTHES

WITHOUT MACHINES, WAshbosrds or Pounding
w Barrels. Rubbing unnecessary. Send me One
printed circular, giving plain directions fof Washing
Of large family before breakfast, thus avoiding al
the confusion Of a washing dag This method requires
machines, washboards OF poundng'barrels-uo Tur'
BssIs e
ssqg Of bGS9; ana wsssns out %
and never Injuries the finest fabric The articles used cost
but few cents for large washing and can be Obtained
sosps" or Washing Fuids' most OF which Injurious
The Circular also contains directions for clear sarchIng,
wss5Ssg I sad esanns ss &
grease e spots, miIdew from liner, RENoyATlN6 VEL
SdiGs f Pn &c w fra FADNd Tss.s s Ss
greatest chemical discoveries Of the age AL tho hotels
steamers and large laundry es'aoinmenau'e my neAod
VI "''S' PROOF IN THE CITY.
PUBLIC CERTIFICATE.
eve have tiled MADAME BEAVELTs syssem OF
vsshing snd consider 1t THE BEST 10 the world, and
WORTH MORE Than is asked f0rlt"
Mrs. Lpp.ncott, lo2 Bauow-H
p. Cozzens l04 Nalssu.st
John Hooper, l16 Fuon-st.
~ r Kluss, 500 Eighthavenus
h. H: johnson, book:Iesger los Nssssa-'L
PROOF FROM THE COUNTRY.
Extracts from letters received by Madame Besve:
BALDwISsvIILE, NY. May 10, 1850.
CT have tried your way Of washing and hnk y ne ess
esi way that can be got1p ELIJAH ARMSTRONG.
wooDsrowN r. J. May p. 1850
MY wife much pleased with your method o. Washing
pearance fine clothes" DAFlO DAVIS.
DESNIsyrLLE, N. J. May 81 1880.
81 have tried your syalen Of washing and hnd 70 Do
,u Won Rave represeutedf Pease send fly Of year
Circuiarp know can sell them % my neignborsp
FISHER LEANHING.
EAST WAsEHAn, Mass Nay 3, 1850
81 have tried your method Of washing and very much
pleased with Il II 10 better than expected On account
OF An health had been unable 70 DO my family washing
unit procured your circular Now do IL with ease
'''0'ia' Nd '''' ''-- Ia RGFTs E HOLMES,
SoNERs PoINT, n. J. MAY 3, 1850.
al have ,red your system Of w6shng and perfectly
satisfied lha. Il WI DO all you say In your adysrsemeni
Mrs B. DRUM
"KLEpALLs MILLS, Ne. Nay 81, 1850.
a. have We'd your plan Of vaS1ing, and an so well
pleased wild Il a. 70 engage IN Is sale believing cannot
IN more benevolent business Enclosed IS, for
which seDd your circulars and certificate Of sgency
al. KNAPP"
"ASsyfLLE, Penn. Jure 5, 1850.
We have tried your recipe for washing, and y has mel
cost nguEe expectations Ws mus. az mit ihst y
n1si vslusolerecipe. w. u. AsEGEAD'
JOHN HEAN JR-
Thousands have tried H. and couls De named, ous space
1too costly In this paper 20 sdd more. ~.
To avoid mutations and eounteffss be sure 70 aIec'
yourietie to Madame BEAyELT. Patent lle1nofest
iel2 6tWkss s. Annst hew-iorf Pos.sge pe--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22

MEsT Bi0uhfltLuf lJAl y INC ietl.
To Co. Il. GTtrH: DEAR SIR Al the Request OF y. Brig.
ham, ESQ have much pleasure IL stating my opinion re-
gtrong Improvements furnaces Tor hsaitng steam
boilers and your apparatus FOR drying goods from he
printing machine, as az piled 81 he print works.
The furnaces constructed By you u this place combine n
tsuperior degree the chief de s.dera,a al heat -snera
ngeonvEnees VI producrgthe largest quantity % 1eaI
nom certain amount Of fuel and appisug mat ~ 70 the
point where s eaecis desired tnai lney answer
most admirably the purpose Tor which they de yred 10
only what h. have been expec ed IRON .ae cores. pin.
cples observed IN their construction.
Swel known that forced cUren. OF sir or blast pro
duees higher degree Of heat than be attained by an or.
d1s1y eraf Ard the higher tho degree OF hest IN furnace
"a Tie more completely vii NE cca ussd be conslusd
But hesis this Advantage there IN another connecsI with
your ne;hoc. 10 furnace Constructed the usual plan
where the drs q COED, large amount OF uhannabe ga
IL carried away into he cnnuey which By yoor Improve.
mens, 10 burned directly 1nce7 the boilers he entire
cOubastoe part o. he coal IS ihls made available r pro-
dueing heat here 10 nothing !s II he AIhes aat uoag
losi up the chimney.
Tie advantage which your plan poseies oTsr aay ohsr
with which ar acquainted . Otherwise great bsfde The
saving OF fuel high heat s speedily o5tsinei nad
can be more easily regulated a. therefore well aiaped
for ST. geng E1d Hot Rooms. Calico Prnts-t Dv-s a,d
Blesehers scarcely fail 10 adopt It when issy see 4
an, ar, respectfully. yours
veal jNo. MAcGREGOa Chemist
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CLOTHING.

SUMNER wBAR.-wM fJENHINGs CO.
- DRAPERs TAlLOks I'm ,crtsfs cf Cloths, Casri'
ueres VesDgs, Fsney Dfeu Articles, ke 81 Broadway,
American Hotel xni PennsyvS-is avenue, Wilmington
u Z ohar TOR inspection, extensive sssorsneni OF
ssA'onAee Goods, which w he up order al the
p'o's'uAy moderate prices, witch view Of vofs
has given Ne eslAbhmenta precsdsnee a. furnishing 10
no'' economical, n not the lowest priced ssrmentA
The resey made stcck comprises eloh csshnrere rner
nc sfA's eoni and linen saess Do Orssy's drs.. add
mock Goals Cashmere, meno and dri.!ag puaialoous
nE' ,snn' ooaoszine' UNseilss linen ard chay v-sts
dressing gov ns &c which with selection Of TIA coa.,
styles Of isney dress articles, eooasrz Of cray.t, bnd
kerehiefs gloves saspenders, She's collars b.om. he
would commend to the attention purchaser, with al
assurance Of their superiority In style and ehaac.er
he clothing offered In this market
We would refer 10 particular to tae Psntaloons We are
enabled furnish and solicit call from the most i,s,dS
Gus.
The Army and Navy viii End us well yersed in their %
euhar requirements and prepared TO sappy the essren
grades u the service ielo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22

PoIITIcAL EDUcATIoN.-'B.' sends Us a very
good sugsestion-viz. that the Federal and State
Constitutions, with other matter calculated 10 i'm.
part documentary Political instruction ough! to
form portion Of the reading Of our higher classes
in schools. We presume they now do to some ex-
tent, but they ought to be generally adopted and
regarded as part Of the lessons ofour youth
It would hardly DO 10 have Teachers endeayorng
TO imPsrt elementary instruction in Politics by
lectures or orally, because many are unqualified,
and few are able to present the subject SO as to
excite no party prejudice. But volume Of POliti-
cal knowledge might and should be prepared that
would accomplish the end without giving ofense TO
any. We recollect that A. w. Young OF w arsaw,
in our State, has Published such = book-a very
good one. There are doubtless others.
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Ipdiana-Harvc,t Hopes-Gsia Digging, Il,


snELRYyILLE, Ind. Friday, June Ii, 1850
Vegetation is dying for rain we have had no
rain. of any amount, for sixty days nevertheless
the Wheat everywhere looks fine, and promises a
rich and abundant harvest We never have had
such n season, altogether, for long while-not
.incs 1916. when Indiana was almost an unbroken
wilderness. H.
Ia,r1 snELBYviLLs. Ind. sunday, June 10.
Mr.. GREELEY siace my last letter was written,
the earth has been made Joyous by lovely show.
ers Of refreshing rain. All Nature seems reani-
mated and clad in living green she stands decor.
ated in her sweetest smiles.
The rush for Little California (allas the Brown
County Gold Mines ia very considerable. There
are now about 200 engaged industriously in gath
ering up the dust The gold is very fine, being
worth sal per ounce. Those WHO work well are
clearing $40 per day-many, more. The Gold Re.
gion extends over ten square miles rather over
ten miles squsre-perhaps further than that but
10 far it does extend Provisions are not to be had
there The gold is found in the foresthls Of Brown
County, and few houses are In the yicinity Of the
Disgings. Those who 20 there, provide way %
get their provisions there before starting
Recently syouBg man had his leg smashedb b. being
run over by the car engine, in this place. Choro-
form was administered, and he was deprived OF bis
leg without any knowledge Of the act, until hours
subsequently. Chloroform is extensively and sue.
eessfally used in the West
The Telegraph 10 now giving its lightning COM
munications between this place and Indianapolis,
Cincinnati, and al the great Western Cities The
Isdiana State Senti,2 has passed from under the
care and direction Of the Chapmans, and is now
conducted by VIM J. Brown, N. G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22

LouDRY's RAILROAD FRoG.-Mr. II. a. Loudly,
Of Pennsylvania, has invented and patented new
sefActing Frog for Railroad crOssingswhich seems
to be perfection, and which is very warmly praised
by the Railroad officers and leading journals OF
Pennsylvania and Delaware. By means OF it a
train of cars will cross the track of another Rail
road without particle Of jar strain on the axle,
or danger OF frscturins the wheels or wearing away
the rails WecOmnsDJ i 10 !he scrStiuyOl Raj
road nes-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22

RI Notice.-The PHESIx BANK, Westerly, r. !. soon
after II robbed In December last n about SIC 600
pended the Of ts Bills and procured new piazza the
emissions from VII ca are dated ian. /, 1850.
The Bank having redeemed nearly all their old circua-
ton with the exception Of the stolen money! will here
amer redeem the old Bills nj their counter al OF which
dated previous TO Jan. ], 1850.
This Suffolk Bank Boston, will continue az usual to re-
deem the Bills ollhI Bank b. order OF the Directors
Westerly, r l. March 4, 1850.
nc D&SWu ETHEN FOSTER, Cashier.
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n,uR IrSnERsIGNEil h.l

CARD.
rV'HR UNDERSIGNED begs 10 draw ne A''so.on
Of wach makers manufacturers Of eA nnas u ..s1s
menls and machlnsls bis new and e1ts1sVo sssyit
rneut ~ 6ne IN g,h ard Swiss Tools and hiesi aso his
own Manufactured mathematical driving insiranens 81
Swiss and English styiei which DC oneis q. sey az
promptly executed BY 49,. ...s... -.
and sles and manufacturer o. rsbemacsi nsrnunnis,
"a xnpoo sIsset tel32u'
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coRREssoxDEScE IN RELATION TO TIE MERITS OF
ID. GRIFFIN CO.'S
PATENT FUEL SAVING APPARATUS.

The original letters can be seen Al my once 92 Broadway
WEST BLOOMFIELD June II 1880
NIEssRS d. GRIFFIN co. ls2 Broadway, N. Y
lVl GENTLLMES 10 answer 10 your note Of 10Th instant
respecting your Improvement adapted iomy boiers take
great pleasure IN saying that exceeds my expectations
II saves greai deal OF fe lat least onehrdD gves us Al
all mes perfect command over our hres; and coal chest
nut size Is quite good enough for ny uss.
The furnace for hesng the Hot Room at my INIT works
which have puIup your plan has gone far beyond my
most sangune hopes The heat be kept from 300 10 40
degrees with proper hs variation Of The temper
AZURE during whols day. need nol exceed hVe degrees
To PRINT goo pieces Of CLOTHS daily not over hall Iun OF
chestnut med coal Is necessary formerly to do the sane
work burned two more Of the largest sized coal,
using two Of The largest sized stoves with iron f1es
throughout the room.
know by experience that your plan OF saving fue 10
of tbs mos acknowledgement OF the dag, Ent when
# SHAH be fairly before the public II must meet with slocess
You are liberty refer persons 10 me al No II Pine o.
New. YORK and fhal with much pleasure give them al
the information IN my power
have requested the manager and some other persons
employed IN ny WORKS before and ince adopting your in
provemeniS 10 state taeir views In regard 70 hen and
annex their leliers Your OBJ sery't- D. BRIGHAM.
PS forgot 70 mention Ina. 40 regards Insurance, the
risk from the Hot Room consider from wo-hirds to
threeourhs less thar when used the TWO large stoves
with fues paisiag throrsh tbs room ID b.
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BRUSH roANuPAOToRY.

osls7 fEARI~sr yaAEgLInsQUARE-7ss "a =
OCS ,criBer respectfully iniolms ~ customer, s-se ,
public tdzt be has hand FOR sae spring pseo stzt
sorneri OF paint brushes, F,sh ioos sa1'.n ~ .
wbifewssh 90, window DO asstiog DO, &C. Aisas -
tensive assortment OF fancy brGsbss Of s1pe" ~ 40
sap, whies be Is selling 81 tho oSesi pres 90
sedsl los tie Desl hrrsbes exhibited a. hss 2ovyEb
- 2us JOhn -. p~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22

GENT LLhENs WEARING AFPAKAL
CHARLES 4. FOLWELL, Draper and failor,
~ hrsi quality work made order e Fuiton-.L betve-s
william and Cod hss just purchased Tor cash. choice as
sormenI OF cloths cassnerss and V-sings which via
low and ceiling FOR cszh, ~ Is enabled 10 make up y
per less than Broadway prices lie hes FOR tho Leaf
eight years enjoyed reputation even thcss Of The tns
n1de VI cutting the bes; flung gsrnsns and or tsss
and style be VIII guarantee cannot he h@aicu. Hequaed
mv97
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HoOsIER

The CANDLE TRADE OF CIScISsATL-The Go
setfs says From the first Of September, 1870, TO
the l2sh OF Jane, 1850, there was Sc ta3 boxes OF
candles exported from this city. The expectation
Surins The sane period lest year ives 33,'7S bexss
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" Vaf,r.Curo InstItut-.-CIty md q

,ry-pr TElLL receives patents AZ his oorodouS city
Establishment IS Laighst bnd a. Oyser-bay, u l. Com
munieanon daily between ihese places 81 Steamboat and
railroad General prscce attended TO- Consultations 81
nyz5 In
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~ O,RieII,,r Telegrnph Lime,

with All sections u the United SAFES General otce l6l
Broadway Open from In the morning til II ~ night
Visitors Ia New Yors who accugoned - irensactn1
business wfh the O'Riely Lines In any section OF hs
tied States will find It their II srcsl % leave their dis
patches his Office, TO insure prompt and coTrec irsns
miis!on. ie5n
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~ DIR. Houxhton's Wafer Cure Esta6ii-h.
neut-No p Test Eleverth iroeL afee ao1 ls lroD'
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~ Lebanon springs WaIor-CGre E.tablish-
,us nj row oren on 80 Oh SgMW .0L INFORM ,lon
s1srsss Vgiust s BEDORrdA- ND.
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r. Masonic NOtice.-The members OF York Lodge,
No requested 10 meet al II Dlyisonst on Moaday,
9th A. ~ for the purpose Of celebrating the Natal
Day OF ST. John ihe Baptist Order ofdress black clothes
and hai, full Tegalia-
q All rssons good standing respectfully IL
yited 70 lon with Us In said celebration BY order Of
Nv. A. FREEBORN, w. NJ
p HAMILTON Secretary s2l ~
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WEsr BLOOMFIELD PalNr WoRNs,

WEST BLOOMFIELD PAINT WoRXs June Il, 1857.
To OoL D. Griffin: SIR; have been employed for ssye
RAJ years in tho PINT Works OF D. Brigham Fac. lake
pee,ure IN stating he improvements made by you Ia
The sacks Of boilers and in hs Hot Room OF the works ex
coed every thing have before. The coal
used for ne Hot Room is chss per than TIA. formerly
in The stoves the quantity least cnehsh less, aat the
work done the same Formerly from sixteen 10 seventeen
hundred tuna Of best lump coal were used yearly now e21
than half ihs, qxsnly fchesper coal wiz produce great
eT and more uniform heat
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Nv Water CuFe-T. L. NIcHpLs, II D. Ard hrs.
Cow Nichols 81 West ~eny secund-si gs& Htn-ay;
C. suIst on from 1910 Patients receivd fof m board
trestmrnL day treatment or walled Al then reidencnl
10 lms
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r. HAMILTON, Secretary.

~ Andrew jackson Davis requests bis cores
poDders iO oecl their letters 10 the care OF FOwef3
Wells, l3l Nassau g.. ksw.York le2l iw
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n Dr. shew's MsIer-Cure Institution, cor
rel Tive ia 81 and Ullvenily place HSu
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~ The "OranHe fiountntn water iure - ~
s. Orsuge hours ride ny railroad from me Ciy
The etAbshent has prtvete baths stached Ia The pa
uens rooms. Address Dr. AEEKER 3. Crarge, n ).
s,rterrs ielM
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CHEAP
]. WILSON'S
HARDWARE AND FURNISHING STORE

5ARDWAhE AND FURNISHING STORE
2is BOwery,
OPPOSITE EivINGsToS-sr. NEW-YoRx
CONSTANTLY ON HAND flll arsortr,-, q,
STEble Culery, Britannia Ware, Tea Tra-s Wood sod
Cedar Ware, Japan and Tin Ware. Also Nails serswa
srsds, Tscks, LoeEs Bots Hinges Sand Paper Gse dc
ie< In
ITO SHOP BUTCHERS-BeeL Veal Mutton and
Lsmh or sale by ne quarter sde JOINT delivered 10
any part Of the city free OF carriage Butchers al st.sn -
and Brooklyn, Jeey City, ard 1p river towns 30 sup-
D.ed Aso, families seret he reason aba trrns
SEWELL " DODGE,
~ Sasoe' ~ hSeecke5st New yorh.
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~ DIR. Edward II. Dixon, Editor Of tho scll7eL
has removed his consulting Offices 70 III 0ranss one door
west OF Broadway where attends exclusively 70 opera
uve surgery and Office consultations from 10 and TO
evenings The Office Of the Scapelis al Asior House.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

rS~PovIers e. Wells, PhrenOio zi-tsand Pub
Itsher- Clinton hail i3i S.sssu-st near IN Pafk
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WILLIAM A. DANA HESRY =. DANA
DANA BROTHERS.,
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
San Francisco California

REFERENCES.
MesHs. Dudley B. Fuller 4 Co. New. York.
Samuel Dsns, Esq Boston.
Messrs. johnson Coz Troy, N. Y.
Messrs Simmons, Hutchinson 4 Co. San francisco.
CONsIGNMENTs RECEIVED on tho usual lerrns
NHsving large store ship moored 10 the wharf, 10 the
rear OF their warehouse from which goods be dschg
ed without igherage or shipped al any Iae 81
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