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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-26

THE CoNTRAsr.-To show how the candi
dates for Governor in the late contest arc APP
preciated where they are best known, we will
give the result in the counties in which they re-
side. Comment is unnecessary:
Armstrong. Clcarheld.
Bigler, 1851 258 SI7
Longstreth, 1913 } 80 45l
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-26

New Arrival of Groceries,
HARDWARE AND WINTER GOODS,
att. C. WEATHERBY'S;
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-26

IHCTEdSV, E4J 900
1t will be seen that Col. Bgler gaii.s 240 in
Johnstons own county, while in clearfield, the
home of our gallant standard bearer, the Demo
cratic increase over the large majority for Mr.
Longstreth in 1913, is 336. Smoke that in your
pipes Harrisburg Union.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-26

our plan, and therefore l proposed that every
community should select person to represent
them. These were my principles. (Checrs J
made no encroachment on men s rights, either
in their family or in communities. / wished
that the government should be sufficiently
powerful for the public necessity, and to enforce
obedience to the law, but not to interfere with
the social or municipal rights of men. We
proposed, further, that, councils of govern
ment could not be made responsible, the execu-
tive should be managed by members RESPONSE
BILE to Parliament. These were the proposals
which were carried out, with several others,
with the details of which / shall not detain
you- We established responsible ministry,
enlancipated the pcasantry, ordained that the
mobiles should participate with the pcasantry ia
all public duties, and that all should have the
franchise both for members of Parliament and
for county meetings. These laws were brought
by deputation, headed by the Archduke Pala-
tine, up to Vienna. He asked, in the name of
the future Hungary, and of the peace of Aus
tria, that these terms should be granted We
were ordered to bring our claims before the En-
peror, and also to ask him to give to our fetter-
ed brethren of Austria their rights. At that
time there was doubt and hesitation in every
country except this; which, having made one
glorious revolution, finds the principles then es-
tablished sufficient to carry out every neces-
e0ty SuuHSO. AASiCs diSu1 WIS
quiet, while on the continent all was move
ment. The government hesitated to concede
these just claims ! went myself to the impe-
rial palace, and told the Emperor that if he
persisted could not guarantee what would be
ts7Nconsequence with these movements i'm Eu-
rope, and when the people of Hungary saw
their just claims resisted. They told me the
claims would be conceded if Vienna could only
be kept quiet, and that it should not appear as
if the house Of Hapsburg had been compelled
to be just. 1t was one Of those curious exam
pies Of the vicissitndes Of human life, in which
myself, an humble son Of modest Hungary, wa.
in position to hold the destinies of the house O
Hapsburg and all its crowns in these hands
"A. Kossuth here made powerful impression
By the energy of his manner, stretching GU
both his hands AZ he finished the sentence.)
said, Be just to my fatherland, and will Civ
peace and tranquility to Vienna" They pre-
missed to be just, and before twenty four hour
gave peace and tranquility to Vienna (lou
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would show by the p.oprety of their conduct
that they were deserving Of it, Now, as there
are different ways to Heaven, there may also
be, and there are, different ways TO the promo
ton of the happiness and welfare of the people.
[Cheers.I England wants no change, because
she Is governed by constitutional monarchy,
under which all classes in the country enjoy
the full benefits of free institutions TCheers I
The consequence ia, the people Of England are
masters OF their own fates-defendcrs Of her
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to the laws, and viri!ant
III their behavior; and the country has become,
ana must forever continue, under such institu-
tons, to be great glorious. and free. [Cheers ]
Then the United States is a republic, and,
though governed in different way from this
country, the people of the United States have
in sixty years, arrived at position of which
they may well be proud; and the English peo-
pie, too, have good reason to be proud Of their
decendants, and the share which she has had in
the pianting OF so great nation on the other
side OF the Atlantic. TCheers. 1t was most
gratifying to see so great and glorious nation
thriving under constitution but little more
than sixty years old TCheers.l It's notevefy
republic in which freedom is found to exist, and
could cite examples in proof of my assertion
and deeply lament that there is amongst them
one great and glorious nation where the people
40 not YET ENJOY that liberty which their noble
minds so well fit them for 1t is not every
monarchy that is good because under it yot
enjoy full liberty and freedom
Therefore feel that it is not the living under
government called republic that will secur,
the Liberties of the people, but that quite as jus
and honest laws may exist under monarchy a
under republic (Cheers.) If | wanted al
illustration, l need only, as have done. exa
mine the institutions of England and the Unit
ed States to show that, under different forms o
government, equal liberty can and does exist
Cheers; and trust thai the people will, in th
fulness of time, show which is deserving to
the possessor of the " real ring by the Pre-
priety of their behavior. (Cheers.) / belev
that human hearts and human minds may Tt
quire different regulation and training, accordin
to circumstances. So also in nations-a dffe
ence OF position, of policy, of wants, of primo
Piles, of action, may require different forms
government. and that government cannot
bad which secures to the people liberty Of op
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, PRIVATE FAMILY in East-Four-

teen-f.f have handsomely furnished rolis =. ~.
srd second ssscr which they would let so % ,s
Hard ta "a ieran and LADY. SINGLE ger ir ien 80
lrIyafe tsilc L lssi1ed The loton is -eslfte ~
faer rssfeLrc AZ houss fuInsheS A AZ II
treytueuts Ns.s but those Of he hct ~
need answer DIS advertisement. address FkAsNf
TI.brpe Otee
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" fIIII'FI1 NIINI'-I
ton Of about Is 10 50 acres with about 9Th II
wood land within about 80 miles Of New7York, for which
cash VIII be pad Address post paid Box SGT Lower ST
once stating all necessary particulars also pcc aud when
% NAV lie seen. Jcl2btT
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IKMARVEL's FRESH GLEANINGS

FFTSU GIEAN.NGS. or New Sheaf from the Old
Fields II Corfnoutai Europe By Ia Marel ns" ell
tion v1th new Preface and uniform VITA hc'enes ol
Bachelor. &c vol, limo 49,, $500
His Fresh Cleann-s srouse sympa'nies wi-ch can
never b. froeu and many feet VIII long 30 Tread inc way
10 those NEGLECTED. SHINES a. winch me- "orsi Fel, l-
whose vue. he has recorded In this book 700, appears
u'st .tr,9ele tbst SIMILARITY the style 0f SrERNEs
thought n d, best aud pufest VEIN which notable IN IS
NARyfi. Writings but winch We have not seen remarked
4. an. N his crIiics We adyse all wlo have been de-
laLfll VII EEyERIEs oF BACHELOR AMI the Lorsnee'
10 secure gieater enjoyment n me perusa oi FRESH
Cl,.5.9ce Conner & Enquirer.
III 18th THOUSAND. lvl,hin i've months
PTXIEIIS II 4 BACHELOR. OF. BOOK II the
Heart Hv IL Mavol-wi.h illustrations Dr. Darley-
HURRY GRAPHS ~ n. P Wills lvol l2mo %
edition. -
LEE Of ALGERNON SYDNEY b. G.. Van SAINT
A CRANDMOTHFRS IECOLLECTiONs. b. Eila
KDtUhu Gel. With lllusir' -l1ls
THF GLFNNS-A Family History. B. L. Neon
Lei go.. limo cloth ala pager
CIIAS SCRIBNER, Sc Park-rgw, and
ief97- lt5 Na,sal-st-
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

FOR CALIFORNIA OREGON AND TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
b published the departure Of each Mail Steamer fof
chsgTes. Price @ cents per copy
GREELEY & McELRATH. Publishers
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II f'''07E
D wanted by an active Young M7n ar general Clerk.
2 -r de- out ony rrspeca Shmen beng
fuly capable II filing either If the above Can give the
hest # references Address ". O. S. Tribune Once -
Wages no object le0H'
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ENIREWORkS at 81 Maiden-lane.- -
\ The undersigned having made arrangements with
Mr. W. HADFlELD, PYoechplsi, who took the
ct prrufuu me American Institute TOT
and 1850. and also manufactures for the CITY Au-
thoufies prepared o1er complete assortment
cooed and PLAIN Fireworks has been produced
Flhih6ns any amount. among which the following
pieces from 10 feet square United Diamonds. Diamond
and Roses Revolving sun. Chinese Lattice Work, kseide
scope Pride % Flora Motto Work, Fiowoung Aloe, tina-
doa star Of America. Prairie Rose. italian Rpctte Jewell
ed Cross, Saturn and has Satellites. Unduating Circles
ccaco!os Fountain Promoihein Vase, American Shield
Cascade, Fay KING Serpcn's aud Butterfly Moorish fn-
aercc Fountain Of Dana Globe 0 ColOrs 4 e &C.
e6 M J Il PlkDf. 81 MAIDEN. lane, up stairs.
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FOR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
Published the departure Of each Mail Steamer for Lv
sTpO0 Pnce Ga cents copy 81 per year. % part
Great Britain s. to the Continent postage included
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E7OURTH SERIES OF SATTLERS
n COSNORATAS. corner ThIrtcenfh-st and Broad
wa,-Oyen EVERY DAY from 8 o'clock tli 40 p.
These Works OF i consist Of collection Of twenty
~ views Of Europe. Asa Minor, SYRIA. the Holy Land
Egypt Nubia and Arabia and are taken from Nature ard
painted ia OIL by Prof Saer Admission - cts ie9 l~'
NATIONAL ACADEMY of DESIGN.
1 N-The Tweut,-s1th Annual EXHIBITION Of tho
Academy 0pcu o. the public al Their Gaiienes 90
BROADWAY, opposite B0ud-St from 4 VI until 10 7 NJ.
Almit;anco IS cents tickets 30 cents caia
~ cts By order Of the Council J n SHEGOGUE,
a28 8w' Corresponding Secretary. \. A.
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FT1O MARRIED LADIES-Or those who

W MhNNIJD INIJI IItC--'FI tIIVoI WI
IN early life have been heleaVed Of the great ADVANTAGE
o. a LIBERAL EDUCATION, can aow avail tbsilseise
II a rare opportunity with the srctet resall =
u receiving instruction al the branches pertaining 20 te
Engish Language-fr0m Orth0graphy, ksaiing and WI
getier - IN Drawing and Painting. EmDrodefy' Fancy
S..de.ork and Ausc rs highest oranc hes-DI LAZY
NO - resn~rfa f,n tie south, and had yetrs Of expen
ce la mn arfng instruction % those advanced M r -
s IS ne volatile y0uh Lessons gwen prvafeiY ~ Their
- 1890 (el or address a note fDo-fpaltl - ffs
WOODS ez Fult0u-s sstng where % b. seen, ftd in-
ss.afe att.a'5on vii be gwen Terms very Ho'isrl's
Is w.
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the ,ns,s' ~ us, stSrEos or oftAihts, Tl.s
cnlh ~ tt .cen Third and Fourth avenues AccOmno-
a-'ns r. about One Humid cd Patients Parents desiring
Cor accommodated With veil ventilated prs'te apart
-,enis For luuAer particulars apply attho Institute
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1851.

E'CLLAM0RE HOUSE, York
: PERRY s. CCLLAIORE Po1ret This NJ
Hotel c.-sr 81 Er 81 a. and S1r- IS. b now open Y
che -e~r-rr. ~ CON - The house exc I'd .0r H.
el ard from 's central oclt.1 On Br9a-rar beng bli
one block below NfH0's. ard about e1G-dsar- 'e.Teen
Iurer h-ll. the Orer1 House. E~. ~ town, ant the
Rr adway Theatre. Stewards. &c down town. w,li- .
believed 10 found yeessrt f0r lamIlcs spenin- f-T
KS 10 The city, who wish 20 he Broadway. an1 yet
avoid the crowd and confusion IL the lower part # tn
street Tie ooS arranged A. to be used ss or
gle and tes pleasant, most II them beng on the
street Tie table VIII be supplied with the best he market
affords oxperIosced and attentive walters employed
and pans be- spared tie part Of he pr0pue;ors, -
render the house # tile most popular, AID thus meT1
the patronage Of @ discerning pubic
GEO. VI. PERRY. { u-,--,s.c-,
DAVIS COLLAMORE, 'Iof.--.
New-York June nh 1851 joI3 stisMwSF
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THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE

"a published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning. Pnce
a. pcr annum. Two copies for S. Ten for SO AdvGT-
tsenents, cents line FOR each insertion.
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,y-uOn FNGRANFRS.-Wanted, in

w UOD ENGRANERS.-Wanted, i'm
w rcGs.c,~ esit ars.-ra;c inSraycrs IN WOOD 7ef-
,.. ..tleens I'D RE gwen o. cl. .l-lg wl-S Prove
SATISFACTORY Communications attrcsscdt9 WOKE Is TX
lllRCl. Designers ard Lngra es l3- NaSAI-S..-sl-
t,,n r. r-ru4 srec.ueus of vo-1; elso stating terms.
q, M ,.-r.,e ,,rr- ,sl,nrc attention 1cl0 iw
G - REWARD.-LoSt POCKET
- Ntpopk continuing ahort $3.50 either n Neefc's
.,.oe cf &C. Forty nLfh-st or m gong iron tnere 70
f.y..rrih-Sf be- iser IS poor man. ana tae hn--
a. I-,. .fh Col kufnleul. M hioontnsnlit. nr WIN
q " >ic,erS Va becArzs-si. he Wlh gei 80 reward
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ERENCH BOARD--Mrs. Loisel begs

ENRENCH BOAkD.-Mrs. LOlSei pegs
n leave 70 nflm the public respectfully, that she con-
TIMES T. keep her II knowa 5oarlny a olsis house
a old established uccs 81 per week. With three bottles
If French VINE, ald beside VIII add from the first % June
~ general demand dinner table French style every
afternoon ~ 0cl.cz Persons wishing o. honor hcr WITH
Their PATRONAGE are respectfully invited % inform her two
days before 10 Churchst between Chambers ana Warren
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EORE-WOMAN.-Wanted,a Fore-wo-

Il man IN a dress-makine and ladies' and children.
clNhng establishment, Who IS perfectly competent
have permanent situation, lnone other aeed appif}
French lady. who understands the English lang
preferred. Inquire az COL Broadway. lelj g.
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vEFF MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-
-. ArrL-NnRK PHILADELPHIA. BALIL-

ty-,4n NTW- YORh, PHILADELPfIA, BAITF. .
,-CpF End v ASIIINGTOS New-YOrs Once c0fner &
FANOVTR aHd BLAYEh SIS, rear u ne tfsaaasn.
- N,x-Ygrs having Offices ~ New YORK, jsrsy CT.
Neuark New Brunswics, Prince;on Trenton PAsiel-
ma Wi.rrg+eu. HAVE Le Craze Baltimore and W aSa
irrfon CIV aud connecting With az the Great HOrse
Ines East est north and South Tbs Con,lny hay
ne fey made eEfcasye rcDars u the line, gfeailY
ceased 4 facilities end thOfous.-Y systeMatLed rs
brsness u the trarssin ard mode u delivery 81 mes
s-fe are now prepared receive transmit and deliver
any ann # messages required < the accommodated o.
ne pubic, With an accuracy, pr0nytnes and hdely
hitherto lnequalled The teegrayhng business Of tne
pubic a. therefore respectfully solicited a. the once, cor
n lgMWF VIZ. IL SWAIN Pressssni
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BOARD DOWN TOWN-At Cham
nOARDERS WANTED.-A Gentle

Ernan ana wife and two single gentlemen can be ac-
ordated with fi or rartla Board a. O2 Greenwich
av fourih door from Scvcnthfv Location peasant we
house new, and furnished Win all the modern ni3tn.e
JEW
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n Two Splendid Articles for the Compl xion

AND THE HAlk-Pmples FreChes, Morphew, IAN, Sal
lowntss yellow and dark Skln Salt Rheun, Scury, Ery
stcs Sore Heads and all Eruptons cured by JoNEsS
Chemical Italian Soap Il has cured when every o-her
Known remedy failed three shilling bottle of JoNEs
Coal Hair Restorative Will force the htlr To- grow 10 Will
sopu falling of permanently; make hight red or gray hur
grow dark scuf dandruiti aud VIII maze hsh
DIV coarse har fine clean soft and shy-and keep 50
without frequent applications Longer than anything o.S'
made p,,v them only at tO3 Broadway lCl3
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DOUNTY LAND WARRANTS


DARIS GREEN" ;" Brand, patented
4 ADr H. i64D-SIasufac,uIed a, a Jaoob-st Swamp
Iew-NorS
THIS article the brightest snd must permanent green
pant ever .u,rod ced, an2 w.N def, competition
~r sale Dry and ground ; d. IN English iron cans ana
c-tisfeis artht tins &c with li era DISCOUNT % "h'e-
ss.l t.-lers srt ci4 tDls igla al sections u As
"'' "'@E THiEO SCHWARTZ
.fd,e.ss. above Jes imH WAFIsa
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FURNISHED ROOMS.-Two Parlors
4 handsomely furnished. also a small room TO let
without board, "a a prga.e family. Apply AZ iZ Cham
le.s-st. iei2 So
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trations Wanted for *


tOns nre Wanted Tor 100 ms class Servanis w
ooks Chaml ermadS. general ouscrads. Nurscs lhGn-
dresses and Fr1eiantS Catholics and coorcd help az ms
Agenc, office ~ Atlenuc-si, Brooklyn. lel5 u
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"a Grand Division sofT sRSg,ai se' SO

49, ured States man steamship ASH NGipN, close
tts on &c on SAT- RDAY, the lth INST AZ 10. O'Clock,
AN Letters for France must be- pre- pad y cents per
,s,e June ~. 1881 lel2 ~ ". V. BR ADV, p NJ
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

THE CHEAPEST and BEST Of the
4 MAGAZlNES-PET MAGAZINE-Juls,
1851 CONTRIBUTION IN THIS NUMBER.
The Dsco4mris Of Looking Like Every One Else ny
Els Rodman
The Noontlde Bath ~ Henry J. Vernon
"Tby VIII Be Done" BE- VI s c. Salima
Byron. ByF.J w.eshampei, r.
Dora Athcrton. By Author II The Valley Farm"
Oh Sister Sing Our Fathers Song By Hcnueta G.
Legget
Garland Of Poetry By Charles Peterson.
Return To An Ancient Home BY Hare, Symmes
Constance Lester, or, Love IS Gratitude BY Clara
horeion
Sorrow By George II Throop
our Work Table By Mile Deour
The Silver Leaf By Jane Gay.
To the Queen Of the South By T. Chvers. VI d
The Dangers OF Filtration. BY J T. rrowbudss
Constance 81 Mar X. Brown
The Outlaw. BY Beyerle, VI. D.
To Bndc By 5. D Anderson.
Cologne Cathedral. BY Mrs. +. X. Bowen.
HE Two OHers. BY Ellen Ashton
Our Village Store. BY abby Alin.
Editors iWle
Review Of New r2oots
FASHIONS for July.
ENBELIIsHMENl. ~ THIS yuyByE
Nc. l. THE NOONTIDE BAut A superb mszzotint
engraved expressly for u.s. by Ilman So.e
No. II FASHIONS FOR JULY month aI-sncs Of
every cotemporary co!orod "a mode.
No III TIE SHADY STREAM, beautiful engraving
for the season, engraved flr Us, 10y " d Baker.
No " PATTERN FOR SMOKING CAP. araboslus
engraved expressly for ", by " d Baker
Sutscrirtion s. per annum 10. cents per number
jeisIts DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT, Tribune Buildings
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TIE NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBuNE.

A VERY LAkGE PAPEk fOh THE COUNTRY,
y published eyer SATURDAY MORNING, a. the low Il
81 PEI IN advance Eight copies for SO. twenty
sies g. address for SO and the paper
.eaed beyond the time Tor which 1t PAID Alyertse-
ents FOR ih sheet Will be charged ~ cents per Inc eash
naellOn.
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'TNTTED STATES HOTEL at PHIL

y ADELPHIA.-The subscriber respectfully announces
MS friends and the travelling community. that he las
sumed the propnotorship Of the UNITED STATES no
TEL Long known connection with the Hotc. under ne
late proprietor he feels perfectly safe prusng us old
patrons that nothing shall ne wanting 20 confirm rs pre-
reputation the best kept house me country No
expense mas been spared completely rehtng ne entire
establishment and he particularly invites attention 90 tho
changes introduced Tor the convenience and comfort NJ la
dies Firmly determined TO give satisfaction he sohcs
continuance Of that patronage always freely bestowed
the Old | nlted States tmy28 3ml. 4 q. ALLEN.
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n Notice. Meeting OF the OPERATIVE BA-
KIRS' UNION viii take place al their Han, ~ Grnds
an Saturday evening. June a. As business II importance
so be Land before the meeting, all members are requested
to attend n BIhc Initiation IS o. bee - from the st ~
July. iJel5 III j H. hf'N Nif'
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IL BOgle's AmOlc.-lms is the name gwen hy MI,
ICee 10 new shaving soap utac'urcd boy INN, one OF
he ingredients Of which extract OF the Amoeo CAN
kna snap plant Ali Is has fIr some tlme been expert
mening with the view Of producing a shaving soap lhh
should combine all the hest qualities and we think he mas
usf Succ coded Not only docs tne Amole prompt
and prose laher, hut may be applied to the lcdeisst
AIN thout causing "a smart Tho soap rs now pay up IN
at class boxes OF the most convenient shane ana sAe-
nv 10 49, -. ,.,,, , u l"ll,N ~ -
tOCIES HYPERION FLUID, for the pgcScryaL3n ot
te ham is sim ON the increase puuAc estimation BON
ofthese may Re had of the inventor. W VI BO'LE, <f
Wpsl,ngon-St Boston A. Is ID Sands, 100 tuIlonst'
Rnshton Clarke 4 Co. 273 Broadway W ii Cary Go,
and Budeoman Day Pearl md Drugs SIS Throughout
the country - =
II Removable II IhNkkS lnnlnaIy IT,. mo mo
.,cns treatment of Ear Diseases hiss been removed
l broadway office hours from TIL 8, consult aiun lee,
b letter otherwise, 81 unpaid letters refused nI' IN
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~ Dr. ". 4. Briggs, Inventor of Patent SuSpendofs,
Sr Supporters, BODY Braces sc, Is forming Glasses Tor
physical Training, Cure of Stammcrng, False Tones and
weakness of Voice Also Consumption Dyspepsia, Re
noe Weakness &c DR. Is oilers ms Inventions at whole
sale and retail Ladies fitted by lady. once - nam
bers-st opposite the Park my]5 lWhN@F
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70 Fmigrant Intelligence and Labor lex

ebo,re - and n Canal-sf New-York This Office Is
Tished Ly the Commissioners Of Emigration, where can
yavs he found large numbers Of aboerS and servants al
very low rates of wagos and persons have their orders
slcd by writing to the Superintendent and sending the
,mount necessary pay the passage Of the parties re red
Nochargc 20 employers JAMES + fA1AN,
NV MM&Fu superintendent
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aHORTGAGE. 9 Foreclosnre Sale ot

vi yaaa6' f Neal r,s On ~'Hes,G in the CITY Of
BROOKLYN hv order of the supreme Court under the direc
ton uf Il HEDGES >herI of the County ot KINGS, posi-
tgeivon MONDAY june l6. 1871 at t2o'cock at SC
the Baokhn Exchange 29l Fulton->t, m the City OF
BrooklyAi those four certain Lots Of Land situated
The SOUthcry side ,f Dean the Guy II Rroklyn,
cCmneucug - point distant Que hundred aud tweny feet
Westerly fIsm the ;, uh Westerly II smith 81,
ming thence Westerly q the said pOnt direct line
Sac pe1n-st eighty thence Sonthorly and parallel
with smith 81 aforesaid hundred feet thence parallel
with Dean aforesaid eighty feet thence NNrthcrly IN
direct lne hundred feet 20 nUanst aforesaid 90 The
rscr IL beginning, Pc the sand dincnsonS less
together with the four Unfinished Modern built three story
hc~ buildings thereon. with easements ami under cellars
lHit Che best manner and almost cnmpetel each house
being twenty feet and rear by forty feet deep The
whole o le sold tosether separately II des,fed The
tt,C indiSt utahle lel0 Tvs
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AS plain Cook, Washer and lroner, by
N rottrsc,s,l V,,, Woman Can hr.ng the hest cay
corner of S,teeni6 81 ielS2,'
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a. ERNANTS.-Famihos in want OF good
- helm for city OF country. well rec mmended and
suitable t all unS obtain such 81 the once ~
Glaud-s near the BoWc whore none olt those OF good
moral Character and ~ Om believe To be strictly honest
aud temperate age allowed 10 remain l. WATTS.
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