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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18
Health.
Who shall tell the worth of healthf

Who shall tell the worth OF healthf
Who prize the valued blessing5
Better than the untold wealth,
All the mser's soul possessing.
Wealth will bring its weight and care.
Doubts and dangers are its share,
On the weary spirit pressing.
OH how priceless is the booni
Nothing its delights can measure.
Let il be denicd-how soon
Man will tire OF scenes Of pleasure
Health alone can give rest,
All who feels its power are blest.
'Tis itself, the hearts one treasure.
Lock at him who tolls for famel
Ere its time his head is hoary.
That. through future years his nsms
Bright may gid his country's storys
Yet, when all his tolls are DER.
Health and Peace he knows no more.
Such, alas, is human GLORY.
When the light Of Health has fed,
And no more its hues are glowing:
When around life's slender thread
Dark disease its spell is throwing.
Then it is, and then alone,
That its value can be known,
Choicest gift Of Heavens bestowing,
When in sickness we have pinned,
Still to health our hopes were c;ingiRg,
Oil how often to the mind
We its scenes and joys were bringingi
All but us enjoy the day
All around seem bright and gay.
And we hear glad voices ringing.
When the slow and lingering chime.
Der the spirit sends chillness,
As we mark the sands OF Time
Falling in the hours Of illness;
Obi how sweet upon
Come the sound OF happier years.
Breaking on the midnight stiffness.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18

o. Every gate post on the farm should have
small hole bored into it, 10 be filled with grease and
plugged up, to grease the latches and hinges. Want
of grease is often observed but from not having on
hand, it is generally never applied.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18

OF Fill your wood house in the winter with cut
wood, and touch none Of III next SUMNER at which
time, by becoming dry il will be worth twice its
present value, and there win be interruption to
other work in procuring fuel.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18

o. There is no lie that many men will moi believe
there is man that does not belive many lies and
there is no man who believes only lies.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18

WHITE q. YELLOW CoRN-The Centreyille
(Md) Times states that several farmers there say
that they have demonstrated beyond cavl that arg
er quantity of white corn can be grown to an acre
than yellow. The price of white corn in foreign
markets is higher than yellow at the present time
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18

OF" Tom, didn't you sign the pledgei" said an
old acquaintance on seeing Tom take a smash.
why, yes" said Tom; "but you know all signs
fail in a dry time. "-Democratic Freeman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18
wAnAsH Avn ERIE cANAI LANps.

YUyE following Wsbash and Erie Canal Lsnd
having forfeited the Bosd Of Trustees Of the
Wabash and Eric Canal payment Of interest," viii
for sale, redeemed the t Mon
Of 0eober AZ d. ISL AT the Land Once in LogsnsPor In
diana according TO the Provisions OF an ACT OF the General As
semby of INDIANA approved December e. 1896
titled entitled for the relief Of
purchasers Of Canal Lands" approved January TO- 1886
EAST OF TIPPECANoE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18

G5-W Wood which proves troublesome by swapping
on the fire, may be rendered harmless by turning the
stick with the heart inwards when all the swapping
will be towards the back of the fire.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18

Door latches often work unpleasantIy and with
difficulty from want Of oling A few drops upon
them in such cases operate like magic.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18

o. He who increases the endearments of life in
creases at The same time The terrors Of death.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18

or The sum Of Christianity or morality is, TO
know how 10 value things just as they deserve.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18
IrnI.r.ror1. Nav o0. 1s51.


shall be the Principal 70
this who may desire with immediate employ
he therefore business any part the STATE
who may be in good inform him of the
stating all particulars and he will and send him well quail
fed in every particular.
E7-Anangements made with largest
best Boarding in the City board and lodge all the Students
from abroad per making the expenses board
Tuition and Stationary about $4,000 the Tuition alone
in the Cincinnati Colleges. july17-1yd&w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18

IT IcHr! LIGHrl!-5 bbls. Lard Oil; -
IL ~ boxes Star Candies ..4
For sale sugas cRAIeHEAD a BRowNrre's
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18
Commercial Institute of Indianapolis
w. Nick. SCOTT. A. NJ. Princinal.

vuyHIs INSTITUTION now permanently established and is
ing been recently fued with all the elegance and
the be., Cincinnati, College now furnishes equal 70
ucn Wills, the cost l,Ie over one half Of others
and thorough Mercantile Education and eomprehends four distinct
FIRST c GLASS; ENTRY Eoox eusr,
ce e science Of Book Keeping by Double Entry and It's apca
Banking Manufacturing Shipping Commission
Steam Boating and Foreign Shipping and general Commission
book book book Invoice book Sale book
CLASS embraces laws and Tare
Of Trade and Commerce
ao1 Lsss and Gam and Broker
on The new and improved method Of Cancellation
FOURTH CLAss-CoNNERcIAL LAw.-Embraces the Law,
pal and Agent, Bills Of Exchange, PrOmsOnay Notes. &C., Ma
Fire and Life Insurance. Contracts with carriers hiring
and service Of Sales and the OF Guarantees and lastly
remedies which lie IN measure m the hands OF the Merchant him.
Price ocards of Admission Full Course, occupying
Msf1 ss ES5:ses IL. Scientific par. of tn.
Full illustrated different Books together with
taken at any time leaving optional with the Pupil after the compile
ton Of the Partial Course continue through the Full Course
Prce Of Cards Of Admission 10 Partial Coarse sl2so
No amtance as aPup in either course without frs, OBJ
timing Card Of Admission from the Principal.
LECTURES Banking Political Economy and other subjects
Diploma granted only to those who may pass satisfactory ex
animation at The completion Of Full Course.
The best time for commencing either will be the first Mon
Report o. its BsasS q Fsa%ias1s May 90 iss
Commercial Indianapolis certify
that have attended the examination Of the graduating
class Of said Institution and find said well acquainted with
elementary principles Double Entry Keeping
well be expected their and opportunities Of actual practice
dercd We believe them received from their
rrctor thorough drilling this all important branch CONNER
ca Education which, steadily observed and properly
will able valuable
would recommend that the following named members Of the
present class receive Diplomas, to-wit:
James Weeks John NJ Dorsey Hezckah W. Roberts, Samuel
Morris Joseph r. augh John Ferguson George w Dorsey
Nicholas McCsry, James T. Brown and Tyra
And in conclusion would congratulate the citizens Indn
IN
Commercial education where much information
and expense anxiety mind part parents
and guardians and believe will be impaired oih
similar Institution in the West. b. F. MORRIS,
DAVID WILLIAMS
VIM. SULLIVAN,
C. b. DAVIS,
BENZ. L. LANG.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18
DELZEELL & TYLER.
Book-Binders and Blank Book Manufacturers,
Journal BuiLdings, opposite Branch Bank,

JOURNAL BHfIdtHgs, Branch Bdnk,i
INDIANAPOLIS IND.
n which Place will hand full complete
of Blank Books description Justices
Blanks Blank Notes &C. Stationery every description constant
on hand Of the best quality and will be sold the
able terms
40 COUNTY OFFICERS
We supplied with superior different
Record Papers and prepared supply County Officers with Re-
cords with without printed heads of the best material and
such satisfaction
TO none m the West We are in possession Of all the different forms
used IN tue Offices The STATE and feel assured that should "a
with ORDERS entire satisfaction will be given
Particular attention paid to re-bindng old books
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18

(,LEAR THE TRAoK.-J F. FAIRBANKS has just recev-
~ ed by iron horse his supply and Shoes
consisting the Congress Boot for gentlemen the Congress Cater
ladies' the Jenny Lind Shoe ladies' every variety Of Boots
Slippers and Gathers suitable cond
tons He has received both Beebes and Leay style Of New
York Hats for Spring These Hats pronounced BY a
being the best and fashionable Hats His sock
OF silk plush CLOTH and oil cloth Caps plain silk and wool Hats
among the He receiving quar-
ty Straw Goods which will be sold Cincinnati prices Also
Trunks Carpet Bags and numerous ether articles too isdous
menton.'
His is sma profits and quick returns" and he faters
himself that he can sell cheaper cash. than one in the Rail-
road City,
Call and examine for yourself j. r. FAIRBANKS,
SIGN Bic RKD Boor
marle Sentinel Buidng.
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Ocean btsamers. &r.

VANDERBILT NEW LINE BE-
v TWEEN NETWORK AND SAN YRANCI5C0.
The only Through Line 10 Ncaraxsa-A number ofdsys
shorter any other HoHte-lOmposod Of the following
Cat clss steamships. between KEW-YORE szG sAE
JUAN DE NICARAGUA;
The PRONErHEUs, Capt. Churcbti
The DANIEL WEBSTER, Capt. Baldwin
And between sAH JUAN DEL SUR aud sAH FRAN
The NORTH AMEhICA, Capt Blsh.s
The PACIFIC, Capt. Jsrys,
The INDFPEEDfNCE. Capt Waksasn.
These steamers all built expressly for this Tsats
and for speed safety and OdniIOns upssszeA
The PROMETHEUs will leave New YoTk from Pier
No O. North RIVER. the 9Th Of each onth, az o'clock
PM, commit clng Jan s. 1883
The DANIEL WEBSTER, on the 3oth of each aosth.
commencing Jsp. 20, lgja
Ths daysot leaving SAN FRANCisco will be ths ir'
and 18th OF each month.
wbes the above days fall Sundays the DAY Of ssrs
Will be the Saturday previous. - -.
FROM SAN JUANDE NICARAGUA TO 5As JUAN
DEL SUR will be promptly conveyed over the
twelve miles VI Land Transportatou and Al that poias
embark in one " the above aamed Pacific 5ssamsD fsi
San fRANCISCO.
The great saving Of distance BY tbF Route Otsss
hsrseiore ss,abbshed. snd = speedy ard oomforsos
transit between the two Oceans through besaful ana
heathfl county offer inducements ~ the tsysx pxh
le squsled by no other Line.
No passsss secured until paid for, aud but hfats1
asnbsr Of passengers wall be taken
For Freight passage, apply Only az rae ONcs >,
I,ire No sBattery- Plaoe up,stsirs DB. ALLEN,
above hosts. ofUD dso NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

WIN. s. VANDERBILT would call
the attention Of his customers, and the public gene
rally to his well selected stock of Cloths Cashmere Vest
ings. and Fall and Winter Goods, at his CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, ll6 Broadway.
where he Is prepared TO make up GENTLEMEN'S and
BOYS CLOTHING. in the most fashionable style.
He also keeps well-sslscted assortment of GENTLE
MEMS and BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Also, general assortment Of everything found In
eENrLENEE's YuRNIsHIYs EsTApLIsHhHyT.
~ r,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
me0ical.
DEAD the EVIDENCE of JAMES

DEAD the EVIDENCE of JAMES
( ROBEl.s, No q Fifler It. between "a and NJ mt
gcnsgssts who Lac becL sur &C. % to- free
delf ITS l1r leu yars TGs certify hat for tea
lC had btsI slave the # liquor, aId ae
nary a'cnps eve 10. bs' could succeed ultt
became acggainied with AlT R0laci when applied 20
run, an hsppy O. state tf time have had no
jesre fr liquor nd hate the very ght Of II aud ur.s
sis D. are situated - Wa 10 cal him AM ~h1
waits g know Oe PARTICULARS call ne NJ rY fes.-
Philace!rhie- JAMES RDbEATS
City Of Philadelphia -Penobally aDO-ar-d before
lie subscriber II tho AIDE Ia aad FOR tho sad
CT y. the above Lamed james hcberts. Who bang duly
sxorr doth depote and say the i or true
IN al particulars 10 TIE bost Of his Knowledge aad Loe
wnessu ny hard and seal ;tis TN jar u February 1870
T. s. John A. WHITE. Aldem,n.
All etc!stO c. W RObACk. No. Whl,o st. Will be
religious attended TO- prepaid. Fof more gards llsr5
cal ard e.; Astrological AHAnac gratis. where GER
,ihcates cAa DC seen. d2j IL
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Gteamboafs cn6 Railroads.

HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS on the
NLW JERSEY RAILROAD. between NEW
YORK and PHILADELPHIA PERCUSSION rios sts So
Con me6ciug on tho 25d DECEMBER with the uars
leaving Rev York 81 ard A N. sAd JPN. Returning
On OF before the ~ Dec
Also on he son and Stat December, and LIST Jssuav.
BY the and "a NJ snd M. Lines. Returning 90 otOs-
fore uaTy ID. az i"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
THE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED

Il at Gen Tayor's Head-quarses No. 10 Fulton ST.,
corner OF Gold-P. L. ROGERS, Comnissary General OF
the above well known establish desires TO acqsllnt
his patrons and the pubic that he prepared 10 ofet
them an assortment of = Ill and WINTER CLOTHING
In ade Of materials and by eIpere iced workmen
nj whole sale ard retail cheaper and vaed in style
than be found IN any other house the city The
entire establishment is under the supervision Of MI J.
SOUDER who will specially attend to the custom depart
neLt, thereby guaranteeing perfect # to all who pa
tIolse him. Remember NE 10 uoa 81, Of g Id
Gen Tsylors Head quarters. d22tJl
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
AEl XQaY % IHAEI AMI Troy HLa,ef


arrangement. ON WEDNESDAY,, Dec. u, the Trans
will, until fgrfsy notice run AZ follows
Leave Nsw-Ysrk: gong NORTH, from the omes as. a,
way stations Al An. Way Mai Tran for Albany aud
Tt0y stopping al Psekk aud all s,atisns nDrth Ol lhtt
place on signal and connecting with trans tor tho West
and North Al u p NJ, Erpress Tram for Albany ana
Troy stoEping Only a. PsekGkDl, Cold Spnhe, Fsakl
P0Ugh kes-s sad Hudson. connecting with "essfa an
Northern TRIMS 1T ppm for Pogghssepsis, thsSht
and Dss.epger rsinl siopPns at AL way stations Al
( r. NJ. for PoBskeespsie, stopping AZ way s1lons-
Az NJ sIa, Trans or Albany and Trey, s.ep,al .,
Peel skhl. Cold ssf Hs Fshkl and Poughk.spsis sod All
s,ations North - .ha. pace on signs At3t pa PesS
sli, stopping at all way stations AtsPM EmgfaH' sod
EIJgess b felf at Tram only. 49, -
Leave PcUghkesDso Tor Abaoy sod Troy A. q A. ~, Tor
freight enf passengers, EtoppDz A. way stations -,
Albany and Troy enSine staOa soEs SCUM n ~
sfal fsin tor New on stopping a, ~ way ,ss-
tons here there 3ais ~ 10 received and delivered
Ash =, ~. Express Train or New YORK stopssg on'y AZ
Rufson, ughkeerei. and Peeksktl At2P. n Freight
anu Passenger Ifen tor Psaghkeepcs stopping Al all
scu,as A. 3 NJ Ter passengers 10 New f0fk. stopping
a. al Dsy tts.ns fg3al Al 81 p. NJ Or arrival 81
tram from TIC Wet Night Mai Train iof New Yorx
stoIp or only 10 deliver p8sser sers.
Leave Pogghkespso for New-i0fk a. A. stopping
way ss;,ons. ~ ~ A. M. FOR Freight and ossssn-
sors, Gol lng az VA aiIons.
Leave peekskil lor Eev-Y0rk e - A N stopping Al
way stations. At 81 81. stopping 81 way staiioas
Passengers VII srocBrs Tic tet u fore snsnne the Carr
New-York. Dec g. 1871. id23l ". c YOUNG. PreTt
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LEAVE SHREWSBURY.
Eeaal Notlres.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF tbs
s-,rg.,eoftbe COMFY Of New York, Notice - hsrest
- -. ~ $500. tgy.z claims aeaInst kLlJAh
FISHER ste II iho Cry q New YoIk deessd % pre-
-, 80, with yonrhers thereof n tie hscrb.f ~
80 .,c,e No lao W 2ah-st " ths CITY Of New- ron.
~ e., te sar. the Grsi Gag 81 aia,ch EeI-DAed new
I. ..s ,svssnfa. JolCE ylSHE2. Aisn:assrs,ru.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
Go-pdrtnership.


NHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
Il enstrg between the subscIbers, under the firm Of
HART NOREHOUSE MERRITT. IL this day d.s.0ly ed
BIZ Is own limitation The business will be settled by
sither OF the partners, a. The Office VI MOREHOUSf
MkRRiTT. No Si Pize-st.
RICHARD p HART,
STEpHEg Is. MORfHOUSZ,
PHILIP X MERRITT
New-Yors Dsces.oer /. 1881.
LIMITED PARINEkSHIP-The undsrs'spet N
pursuance Of the provisions OF the Revised sstnts u
Limited Partnsrsbps, nave tklt day :osmel al.sed
Ps tneshlp that tire Rlms fra rnter who. .gch
Psrtnef4hip to be Conducted d, aO6EHOuSE 3
MERRITT :; thai The General nsuro Of the bl-igess IL
tenees to be transacted "a The dealpg Ia Domosiic D.
Goods CommsslOn that tho general psrtTfIs are
slIPHLN B MOhEHOU6E and PHILIP II. - bh-
ET1T who respective reside IN the ClY u New Ygrk
and that the Sps csl ParncTis hICHB Nd r HAkF who
also resdes 10 the CIty Of Ee~YDk thatihs si!d Sc
cia Psrner has contributed 20 iae common stock ae
of twenty five thousand do th1t the rod a which
SAD Partnership 70 commence e me mrs. day o.. Dc
Der one thousand eight hundred and hfy one, aud 10
period which will terminate Ia the tEs day VI D.een-
me- one th0ussnd eight h1ncred ard In three
STEPHEN b. MOREHOUsE,
PHI ~ II. MERRITT,
Gzsu RICHARD p. HAhr.
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NOTICE.-The semi

III NV lDcND NJ IL e. ne SEMI
- Annu, In sres, falling due. this city, on tbs list
d,y of Janu,ry 1854 Oh the following nsmei Securities
VII be paid ,e that date at The Office Of the undersigned
OF pressLtsiinn OF the proper Coupons viz
THE BONDS OF THE TATE or INDIANA. for
Banking purposes issued 1873 being the 800 eoosin.
Is per cents.)
TIE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEVEN PER
CENT BONDS. payable In New-YoIk
TgE CITY or PITTSBURGH. PENNsYLVANlA
BONDS issued to the Ohio sBe Pennsylvania Railroad
Co. 10 per ceRis)
rHF CITY OF ALLEGHENY. PENNSYLvANiA
BONDS issued TO the Ohio and Pennsylvaaia Railroad
Co. t6per cents
TIE BONDS OF TIRE CITY OF NEwALsANY.
INDIANA issued to the New Albany and Salem Railroad
Co (7Psr ceetsl
THE FRANKLIN COUNTY. OHIO BONDS. Issued
to the Cleveland Col Imbus and Cincinnati. and Coun-
bus and XeDia Railroad Compare s. q per cents)
1Hk GREENE COUNTY. OHIO BONDS. issued to
the Columbus AID Xeaa Railroad ca. q per cen,s)
TIE STARK COUNTY. OHIO BONDS. issued TO the
Ohio ard Pennsylvsna Railroad Co Is psr ceatsl
TIE CHAMPAIGN COUNTY. OHIO BONDs issued
TO the Columbus, Pqga and Isdisna Railroad Co u cts
THE BONDS OF THE COUNTY OF ALLEGHE-
NY, PENNSYLVANIA; Special Loan Of $1,000
(6 per cea's)
The ROSS COUNTY. OHIO SEVEN PER CENT
BONDS ssusd to the Naus;ta and Cincinnati R r Co.
THE JACKSON COUNTY. OHIO BONDS, issuel to
the scoto and Hccs ms Valley Railroad Co. Q per cents
The SCIOI0 COUNTY. OHIO BONDS. issued 70 the
scio,o and Hooking Valley Railroad Co q per oen's.l
THE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH. odiO BONDS,
issued TO the ScotO and Hooking Valley Railroad Co q per
cents
THE OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY MORTGAGE BONDS. q per osn's)
THE INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLEFoN rAINE
RAILROAD COMPANY MORTGAGE BONDS.
q pr cts
d2stJs wINsLow. LANIER CO.. No. 81 wal-st.
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ERANKLIN EYE INSTITUTE. Ne.

Il tsisfe-st foruerlJ III. Bt,tery for the trss'nsn
OF Dseles Of The Eye only tas system succ ssssl
prersced ~ Hr. Wilder. 4 the 81. MARKS OafEsLae
Ho,ptal. Dublin End Nr. McKsHre OF the G!sE.os Fys
Inf may Gss gov, eco.snd once bo-rs ffe.a 10 .
O'Clock ssiy rlesss Obs,1vs ;As address HS a,s -,
fos;ing tbs BsttsD as lns
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DAILROAD MORTGAGE BONDS. -

It
y The undersigned offer for sale
$4,000 Seven Per Cont. Mortgage Bonds of the Bal
lo and State Line Railroad Companyfteen Yeas 20 raE
Coupons attached-payable LIST April and October.
5000 Sey sn Per Cent Mortgage Bonds Of the New
Haven and New London Railrosd-ffesa years TO run
Coupons aitaohedpaysble 10Th March and September.
500 Seven Per Gent Mortgage Bonds Of the New
Haven aud Northampton Company, Canal Railrosdl
eighteen years -Coupons-psysbs iOh January and
July.
$4,000 Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds Of the Morn
Indiana Railroad Company-teD ears to run-CouPoaA
payable LIST February and August.
These Bonds all secured by first mortgages The re-
sectve Reads and the interest and principal are payable
in New York. WARD co,
dis Il No 81 Walls
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Campo aMh Bnrnins fInios.


D b 5 O Ms PATENT LIGHT and
a. HEAT REELECTING STOVE GRATE-rhe great
superiority Of this unique Stove Crate every ether
BOW so fully proved by the continued ssng demsnd in
England that the pateD,ees have appointed HENRY l.
IBBOTS0N, of New-Yofk, their Agen. for the United
States where the said Crate also patented By the use
OF thus Crate there great saviag Of fuel and ali the hgn!
and heat completely thrown the IS 10 a.
ford degree Of cheerfuress and warmth which the
amount Of fuel would is to produce In any srdinar fe-
place ssd Stove Crates be had either perfectly pa
with decorations and be now in operation a,
the office OF the Agent No 2g Pearls; between ,den-
Lane and Johb-S dl2u
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Water Cure.

HRANG MOUNTAIN WATER
OCURE-Soulh orsnss, Esssr Co, Nsw-Jssssy 10
gEPH A weber, NJ. D., Physician ~ tho Isftnuticg.
rstoss fOa Esw-Ycrk ssvs the foot Of CsTtlahds a.
q o'clock, A. M. and and O'Clock. Phi. istfE
hYDROPATHIC INSTITUTE. No.
Is IaKht-st., ksw-York. In addition 20 all ths
ususl appliances for water treatment, DkS TRAIL
H0SFOhD have established department Tor the special
and other female diseases requiring
nechs ncsl and surgical management N. u "a ts~ more
boaIdeu desiring physiological Diet car DO scconmo'
dated. d. In