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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30

TUST received 4 larss supply Of WOOD
| Nc PLOUGHS .1ED CASTINGS. PlsvgAs
No Ts; Castings Aos. 4, S. 81 and 7's. both right
and lsft hand. A. evidence that these Ploughs
are highly valued. L refer TO sli who have used
uhsm BY PSrmi@ions few names OF gsntleuieD
who aw now ssing these floughsy and whotts
well plsasnd With them are adds.. FOR salepf
J.F. WOOT
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
u EAR ON!

o, never from thy tempted heart,
let thine integrity depart; rs f.i
When disarpoin'mcn, ills thy rui,
Uudaun,ed nobly drink it ur;
Truth win prsVPil. md Justice show
Ilertardy honors, sure though slOw.
H1 B%a. ON! bear bravely on!
Bear on! our life is not dream,
Though often such it's mnEes srem;
We were not borg to live at easn,
Ourselves alone to aid aud please.
To each u daily task 10 given. .. ..-..
A labor which shall 81 EF Heaven.
When duty calls let love grow warm,
Amid the sunshine and the storm .-
With Faith LIES ,rials bol,iIy breast.
And cO'Do eOnQu~rsr In thy rest.
Bear on bear bravery on!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
LIvER-COMPLAINT

odes and respectable physicians, was Afflicted WITH
Liver Complaint many years and was pseey srtS ov rst
Heuda aofs aaa0 0rprR
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30

~ ! could have s..n him hung. 4. yil-
Iiah'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
Dyspepsia-sour Stomach !

-'l5. 4H4 "ArTicA Gene0ee Co., February l, 1873.
IN. r. WALLACE CO,--GegneasB: ] was, for mols
than year. siced with disease Of tbs stomach could
any far greasy substance without causing pain
sickness and vomiting and continually aiced with
stomach L experiment, tried one bottle Of BRANT
MEDICINE which, 70 my utter disaPpoinment sa'sd asd
sged the usGt pain after eating therefore used secoud
bottle, which has completely cured the disease I am now
vol and hearty and eat almost anything without being
panied, or the stomach becoming sour Y 4 sEtg
"YouTs respectfully, TFA TB. WILCOX
". L. M. aI....A IL.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
female WEAKNESSES AND COMPLAINTS.

No remedy offered public has been h as sto
cad seudt Vssforng the incidental tcsnesss and
vsglaris' Of she SEX q BRANT's PuLhoNAEy BALsAN
makes no difference whether the arrangement be sprsssn
eze or other srezneSit REGULATES ALL by strsn0ths~
ing s sYsTE tqudising The CIRCULATION and oothing 0R1
alGrino iRRirABiLITY. EB~ See pamphieA .a4
.... CHANGE OF LIFE, ,s.
from The 0g to the vomds and the at middle Ggshs
one case accelerated and the oker gradually
TO prevent any fatal dssdsss that feQuenty arise in
~ chaJ DOL. I
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30

War IS inLnHEssf A public mint. waer'
vAti"us kinds of mischief is coined mud rx
.ie"slvslv rucnlatsd amohg the most despica
bla of the hInnn race. ss... 4.... lt
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30

WMAr is AMHiri"Ni A fierce unconquer-
sGle vseed. that bears its rioer nn IN the h gl
read of p,eietneLt; hut it often, ,ineS throw
him such q fall lhs, he rarely ever RECEIVERS
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
One pollar's Worth !
CAWCEROUS SCROFULA! %

How much cAKcKA-hoW much srrnrLis-how much
ScaoTuLA-will Ons Dollars eoyA Of Branrs PURIFIER
eurei Read the following s'aiemeut which h specimen
uf ia noWer NHA p iItf fN'fi aIAHe Vow
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Nv Telegraph.

BOSTON Fsb l7-A ship Anna Rich, Liverpool Dec 81 'ch Pa
Ci sbp Columbian Maauzas bugs wasseca Gavestonj sur
Pr lad. schs Jesstmns. London. Edna C. baluuOre
barks mqueor u1 Alien, NYork Do brs Alfred Hammond
Era, RIO Jsnsro Brig Russell ed 2sd for sAlsm
on Perau 5uco large An ship showing White s
Oct
l. outward passgs Wool i'm Balm for San francisco
NEWFOEI FEB l6Ar ship medo'a COnadt Nov l3 for BOs-
with loss sails started bst head cutwate split rutder &C.
l7b PhA ship AeoIa Parsons OF and for Bottom % days
P-rsbug Spoke yesterday ship James Brown Of aud for Pail
adepha n Liverpool Also sOop Henry Casths Heath Me-"
Yort r Providence.
BoE ,sud yot PUT board sh James Aleu- OF aud Tor
NBediofd for Pacific Ocean with 800 hbis OIL
In port yesterday Chs Ftts and Ceyoni i'm hockud Tor
BR sTOL Feb AR brig RIO johnson s is IN Bio Has had
plsasalt and moderate weather during tbs passage.
WARREN, feb It-Slo brig Francis, Titus tor haanzas.
PROVIDENCE, Feb 1o-An sch WIN Tyson, Raynor I'm Bait
mors soop Pointer. Fowler IN MOD
BsoWA s,h supposed % Be the James Deputy, Wnmore
I'm Philadelphia.
i7-Arr .Ioops Thomas Hu Hun, I'm STork Baeksone smith,
DO. Willard. Dayton, Do.
NORFOLK FEB l6-Arr sch Vespe Artc5o for Norfolk put 10
on account bead Winds brig Taylor the Orleans steamer
Victoria Thursday
{ 8 sch Peru, for West ind.s-.
KEY WEST, Jan 3l-kn barn LsWelyn, NewfoTk 25ih sch
Elizabeth
cHAKLEsToN FEB liar 9rg Oeay, Taft, Pro'dsnes 18Th.
brig Southsr, Boston.
MOBILE FEB lO-Arr bark W Brods, New York brig sam
son do.
CID barb Timer and brig Samson. SswYort.
sAVANHAH. Fsb l3--Arr steimsr Alabama, New York.
ca hart HoF land, Boston
NEW ORLEANS. FEB Arr ship Jessors New York bark
Ga altar Boston, 7h barb Brilliant New iork sth
con do oh. ship Mad. (of New-Orlssns 90.
CO 9th. bark Hay eton, Boston h, ship Eekerson Bos
hantero, Boston OH steamer Pacific and ship solthsrner
lCfk.
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Hs.su. fer do Bss Means of GoruTss rsii Day 10 o'f f
gsv-Yoik. and otbsr. . -.- ~. p....
A., S.vf, q 81 Tn1ita- i7tA srg klsn ttos "a ~ re- SD
al Unou Tnpp Tndd; 7ts, srE aarc-hi' s9sle - ~
feth b.tt Hvr-rar B.nanu fsd s-a "a tsh >mt1,
soes. gIst Gen TAYLOR, Spuney Porto ncs 44i b's
crhs. " H .on Rio Jlnsf1 bark stlFhIs, Los ssfqob
81 .rlr w Brvaut Blrbafoe'i sch Caas stfan,
So Co. verde slp sarah rr st n fnng on Losfon
- \, i. O,.oia Rde Martinique. bsh G-le9r1e stnrsln
Isro3 ;5h hrs F4sbel. BH~4n. Btmofs s1h brig h0ch-
- ma, y,r one: 37ib hng Geo w Rlsfs CooPar bHba
80 - san, Dave Dsrnerars. lstt, sialh SOY LIVER
poo ,.h ,,h Msf-rs Hsrf nan lr1taf .l'og 10 lnssa
cr,.I cb,eon. 3lih Mar Enly, spaahug R.l no-s
"a O ,.af EkoolA. GiaIsr s. Dgngo 6uk nay Ehla
b.h yo~r Hs1rrtsft-ansr Apture Pea,t BolFu CITY lil
r.. i.i.r. N.tfsrs Porto Calso car May Errhns, hes
r. s,Ie.tor. air S.uvtas Gn. Masgu-t big Young D
Curcns, an big EreB, Reed IA 6uayS l' scn Asfsl1s
bs Gov Orbo DAVIS 50 cior; orE Aarc- ls, sh-sst . -
49,, ..t, Sonic fIr- Eansn. Rom ksy, q ., steamer
r. sr, ,s = rah~th Cty ssth -chf Chss Atr1m ssov
Wi,.sg .h 5rss @ 50 Resell Co per. Cssaege5 Rchnosd
RAJ IL r8u; lth tifss syphcs, WI B'.t3a Gel5orae
sampson Cta.on; h, brig Fashion, huwan, Foucs 51a ofE
Jo5. mo 5as' br z Tweed sbenat, iron-5os,on
a. AL \ g ID, ba. sVka ,foll New fofk
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Disastera. &c.

sH PstilA AS Psrtrdgs OF Elizabeth City Plymouth
n cargo Of sngss and nav stores bound 70 New fot
attempting % male hafborn Hong leland 11st 30h u
on ne bar ara neHt gst and tscs total wreck
par Of ihe saved The soro tie morning
@ the ls-h
he ~hos The CARO- brig Logan Of seanpor from nsnras
To- bc0u, ashore az Chatham has landed O1sha Of which
gwen b. agreement lie saors The brig badly strained
ara - t- =bted ac loFe1 her learn that s
seas &C. Sic good y-s- about four old OTaed
partly Dy Capt Treat and n Insured An oder hEs made
- s ~ nt deliver her ~ Edgto1a BossoE the winds
-lt be-, for sl.log
Tnosa- Jan Oils ship sarah Purr gton, Capt Purng
plt tbs port distress - days 0n LOnasn, h ca.yo
q dfy goods having aud al her masts
Bremen BARI hssp from Ge0w, % days for New YORK
h - gTalt asc goods PCT here lssk
shp suaok Capt Snow from Liverpool bound 10 Boston, days
Cg Oh DRY g00c here Of having CARED away
lying b boon, and suffered severely IN ne hul, IL.
- Fssrrs staples from he Wet iDss bound 70 Esg Yof
fofessl repaired
ME-ascaaLI WEr0 EBf sh Albert, ConEaIs for s.
John, B. vas lost tie -ae Dee You1s's Cove B,v
SHORE Couiiy o. aud al board peshst They
tie pastsr Jofhut an biz u Cd Mr. a
Island
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rdrs.oTP sartoa ThsTP arrived cs Sandy Hook on sai1f
s Az, Br.~sisr coaor sodays-pas'si Arjsr nse clPs
n Good Hope crossed th- 'e Jan a. h peg p4t ~
a. e. - In. i7h net double f---f top-s- andrew
Brouu seaman r5olfd outoNn o tl- prompt
80. Of tie srs cetr out he boat - VS. aver
Bari Gem fn-vl Isvn Baltimore SO hours WIZ hoat 81 70
bacco 20 Ben Mumiofd ~. -....at = -.
sss ia e. pauy With Sarah. Ofnsy Tor bo,on'
To- PlaaaePLa. spoAe gong nsns Whss "'As " Is 'oi'
Bari .1 ,of Fsepsr Drna,'r ST Mrs' u d. cotton
pee sr Gssos sl Port Pace 70 g. coffee. T. 10
Pfa..sn m. Reform Rsu7s Bic. RIVER Jam pmsa'o aad
'rerooi 70 Thomson Nellaus 49, r..
Prg rsng 70 Rochelle Dec 10Th brandy % Cll4t z Al-a
Il srp.rencsd very heavy weather, o boii sio's ouF'
sri cta1ers. Hsrs.1e Rocil lard g. lms IN master.
srh Fortune stearr@s. q Ga Kackald hue % nss.ef.
~ ~ Ianrtoa s-fry DOB 81 Z R1kand line % nastef
sch Graovils --, H.,kiints d., Inc 90 1isler.
Sch Nsfhans Crsre saWyer Baltimore Be- coal
s Go5sn Rlle. Parker. Ba'tnofs Dc, coal
81 Atsel Kinder p sfcs 81 more BE- coal
seh Re jacket f.lwrence Baltimore Be, coal
Sch LaErsic Wlisl6lry, Crtner Baltimore g. Goa"
81 Juii..-. Bttmores IA. coal
Sen Nav Jsve.t D-psv. lofk River 3 De. oysters
Sch william Ihoas fooker Baiumofe.3 o. coal l5 ASK saw
rs5 Of Harri Reef spar apparently i1e mla boom % a
age standing four iatho1s on water II
VS. about miles 90 be beach. ,,,,.,
Sci daey Mlef B0ees, New London De- oolad 70 Faa7'
81 Or, eou souirss Bait more 5 C. coal
Sci Mondnouth Busbee BahImors Dc, coal
81 YIN Burte Townsend. Ratmore3 d. coal
Sch New Gobe fo Bay Lewis MArIcabo 70 ds eohss
hides 20 PSvenstadt & Schumacher. -, - O.. L.
Sch John Clayton. Warren, Dover Deb Gays corn - \
Barrett -
wISD-Durug the DAY n \, and clear sunset 5" and ''
atmid1eht Wv.
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Oa Monday morning. Fsb H. CHARLES X. PITCHER, son oi
Stacey Pitcher. aged n years ~ q mouths.
OF the family are respectfully nos leo
funeral Tues6sy leth inst a clock, Ph from
hs residence, Crosby e.. without urtesr notice
Sunday evening Feb TO- ALICE tRAAhLAHD infant dans
~ j. SiaIk Hou gaton.
Her funeral vii place from s. East Twenty first 81 on Tues
day, l8ih st O'Clock, 7 n.
Cfiornt, nov 10 1870, OF iar
re JOSEPH WEED step ot Beoann Pek, Jri aged 20
ytss. month and % DAYS, OF 0fe=uw Dh. Conn 80
L. City. FEB. Z, eDspels JOSEPH fAHhAk, ESQ., OF
Wolb, rough \ y aged % year. 1900.
Brookhu Fen l6, the derce Of VIM A Hal, WILLIAM
p late VIM p lien Of Cleveland o. aet yfs,6 mos
In san Fsncseo Dec 10 sTEPHES D0GGETT Of John
Doeeeit. ESQ. OF Dsdham, Mass.
ufdsy. Mrs LAURA CONSIANIlA vile OF Jstark
Houahton, aged - wears
friends Of family respectfully TESTED
the residence OF her father law, Edward
Hough'or, No 66 East T~eu hrst Tuesday, the eih
n,t O'Clock, P NJ her remains VIII be- taken % Trinity Gem
eiar l1f2t
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF sEw ToRK.........FEB II.
Cleared.

Ships NEWTON, Briggs. Liverpool, Il Marshal CO South
Car,la stewart, Rotterdam, hurbut c.; Southport
savannah Aaoan Long Char Colombo, Gsrh
New orleans Stantoa 4 Thoason.
Bats Jobu Bud Bird Cen lseos, Nesu.ih sons Wyuns
Hosnsr, 5; hahs Coe Anderson Co Fanny McGa~, Cole
hsarzss
Brss IN Du tor BuTketi csnf-cos w Eivsni Log
wood, Atwood cadsuAs, r Buck Co Vlrtora lBrl Hal
Nassau, CAckery Rseus MlGfath. Aavy Bay Akea-
sctis CADET Chtss WminEtou Maha Post Post Nobls
Hubut Co Iouesta. Thompson, Faa BraHt Height; hHU
Jane Bsutsy, kOTo Rsbeoca, Wogam, Pesrsbug Col sat
tsr. DAVIS Charleston Expsrt tBrl Day HALIFAX 5 AT
hen ps,graph. Hs1aln s. johns Lsws, Crcsa BsEe,
Hcnd, Lsvsi Arc Wsou, A-s auta &C. Minerva Wright
William =, W ilnif gtcn. y c.
Barges Porposs, Skohsd, soeth Amboy Urcs J0hn Bad
win, South Anboy.
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o. sudsy ansrnoon FEB. To- az tie Cltlo Ch1l a lays
Brooklin. Mr. JAMES kelly 90 Mss MARY CLINE, 10th
BIookbD . .. $1,000.
Al Bsuore on Thursday FEB 70 by Re- NJ Elder AL0NIO
v JONES of New Yok, and ELIZA second daughter OF ne late
Professor Duoatel, OF tie oruel place
ON Weinesday evening fth ~ az N on 20, y l.
bug M., CAROLINE NJ daughsro Ey Psrson Esl Of the
~ Chrs, Church Hartort Conn Fer 49, by n s. Wheson
DID GEORGE TAYLOR Esf @. NeF fortt 20 Mics Ebk ANok,
dsrrItef O. IS DBL. lr.av. Eco, Hartford
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Arrived.

Fsis shP I,aic wee6, Capt Chopper from Lyspoa arrived
last evening detained a. S8aane Of aoug
her passense hssg lad a. dsats The passage After dpg
soussv sch shs VII b toved up 70 The ely probably day
ship slss 6fseluss Spencsr Lvpco Dec H. l and pasn
10 EssTstt h Brown
sh,s CA,harts Wsol, CtaTsstcu Gays cotton
Wafc-
81 pFac, s4s- Rssssr. Sc oaea.s %. as ls Bsf ti
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Rrom orr Corr,.nondsnt !

PHILADELPHIA Feb fTirea-Schs Sarah Elzabsih, Eng
h Great Egg HaIbor News Brow, Norfolk Steamer Psaotscot
CaTk. Nee Lordon.
tesrsdBa Flea hsvo, Bostou brig Aljoyer, Hardy, DO;
,e. sarah EIa6sih Enssh, New Yort hay Miller Psacoct,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
|, COMPANY is FORMING for ths

A COMPANY IS FORMING for the
N purpose Of building a steamboat a new and i'm,
proved model both for speed and safety, and having
run at small expense The capital is to conss, Of on8
thousand shares OF twenty-five dollars each dollar per
share 10 be paid al their first meeting TO elect their officers
and fly cents per share paid weekly until he stock is all
paid IN There is no doubt but IL will be safe and profit
able investment and any person, by saving very small
amount from his daily expenses be able 10 pay his fly
cents per EEK without feeling II Toe model and
plan Of the boat will be snow al their first meeing which
wiz be called through tbs daily papers IL is hoped thai
the mechanics and wObingmen u this city viii come for.
boat lsf i'm
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A. 3. HAYS, Cashier.
NEW-YORK MINING and MINERAL

' EXCHANGE, No. 80 Wsll-st front room, ID floor
Organ red for The purPce OF facilitating the transactions Of
he ysTous Coal lron Ccd Copper Zinc, Lead aud other
Mining Companies.
The true character Of every Company whose stock Of
Tered for sale will be stered and no facts stated unless
well au hentcsed ana oblsined from the reliable
sources The intention IL 10 elevate the character Of hi
branch Of business row becoming 30 Important by the do
veopmeu OF the mineral resources Of our country
Convenient rooms provided for The accommodation
Of parties where they meet daily for the Interchange OF
opinions AID transaction Of business Subscription b0oks
Stocks viii oe opened from time 70 time, and
sken present each in its light Registered Stock
viii be offered for sale daily Suck Book kept In which
Dolly saes viii he entered and Efforts made 20 keep
curste let Of all scua sales, they occur Parties wish
hog buy sell stocks, Mining Companies wishing 70
register their condition will treated win application
a the Office. VIM. A. WOODWARD.
New York, Jan. q, 1889. IN lmeods
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snoken. &c.

De- . ai % oa 81 80 Dah ship suHa frsa Batavia Tor
AnsteTtarn all vel
lsh ns IA, 81 g. - passed ship Vermont Of Bath steer.
.rg sW, suppossa i0E SCrsans.
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SCHOOLS.
HILLS ACADEMY AND Is,

HILLS ACADEMY AND ESSEX
a ksEMlHARY Il situated IN Essex on The besutfs
margin OF the COuneccat the seaDOsrd FOR best
iuness OF location and completeness oi arrangements "a
Institution IL nurvsed Il conbines the n gAotnges
both male and female Seminar, taught by iosat fcnlt
while the same time. by pe~uia- adaptation of n
buildings OF the institute The usual ecOns 20 d usr A.
suutOns are obyiaied BY his arrangement osrentsc.
here isyor their ALI ghters he sane shoO vii
every facility for obtaining thorough and accompl.be
education. Terms sac rare usually. by Hartford Al
New York steamboats,, i0crus For circular please al
ply % The Pnrclpa. Or WN. LYON 4 co ii Cellars
igf q Tu6 Satt LII Gus LYON. An pdnrInsl
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NOR SALE.-The Furniture, and Good
4 VIII OF a GIRLS SCHOOL situated In good
neielho hood and hiss been in successful operation ot
seven years Inquire 400 Greenwichst one door below
Hubeit) 40. "
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CHATHAM BANK, corner of Chatham.

NATHAN BANK, corner OF Chatham
Oiquare and JRmes-It
DIRECTORS.
Charles r. Swords Charles j. Shepard.
Daniel K Hall, BENJAMIN w. Merriam,
Abm Duryce. JOhn Coger Jr,
Henry w. Bill, Egbeu Scudder.
William A. Brown, William L. COnklin,
Cornelius PoioD John LeyendEe,
John 3. Durham, George 3. Whitfield
Elias @. Drake
This Institution win commence business on Thursday
next, the 10Th inst Additional subscriptions will be 70
celyed al the Bank for few days
ELIAS G. DRAKE, President
A. B. HAYS, Cashier. lffiw
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DANK OF THE METROPOLIS

RANK OF THE METROPOLIS
- Capital 1000, OOO.-The Books Of Subscription
The Capital Stock OF This Bank will be opened by Com
mittee Of The Directors al the office Of WARD Co. 81
Wall-st 10 the City OF NewYork, on Tuesday the 18Th
day Of February, inst, from 10 O'Clock, AN, until ,
O'Clock, 81. aud will be continued open for ten days
unless the whole Capital shall be subscribed An
insisment OF FIVE per will be required to De paid a.
the time Of subscription. The following named persons
viii constitute tie first Board Of Directors
James Mccall, Daniel g. Miller,
Henry Suydsm, IT, Edward g. Faile,
Wilson G. Hunt Lewis o. Wilson,
William w. Stone, Henry L. PiersOn,
Benjamin & Sherman, John Steward, II.
Henry C. Bowen, jonathan n Ransom
George Roberts. Charles H. 9TH
Horace b. CGfn, A. Robertson Walsh,
Thomas SmulL
Dated. Nevy-York FEB. H. l85l IF Du
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FINANCIAL.

BANKING HOUSE OF J. CARO-
1DTHERS co. No. Is Wood-st. PITTSBURGH, Pa
Collections made all the PRINCIPAL CITIES OF the
UNITED STATES. Reference in New York-MessTs
WinslOw, Lanier Co. 50 Wallst aul7u
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Weekly Report of Deaths

IL he City and County Of Neo- York. from he 3t d4y 81
February 10 the 18Th day Of Februayg, 1851.
Men, sos Women, Ill Boys, 49,; Girls 8i-Total, $50
nIsEAsEs. DIsEAsEs DISEASES.
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BOARD IN A FRENCH Family.
Bb The house is pleasantly situated Gas oAws s,i
Second.ayenue, Eeyenlh-Gt. ~ =
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INDICATION THE HOPE OF OUR

ACOUNTRY.-The fourth annual ClRCl LAX OF ne
Il S School Agency 10 showing the entire feasibility OF
the plsn Of building Great Educational Enterprise dAt
shall secure universal IarOnsge Or Teachers Pupils Lee
turers Merchandise and al educational orders ls simps
proposition is 10 al It's patrons ard ir5uts 20 WORK.
eyng to each such interest IN .he a." WI
enable them To get their money back "l al t
Tni.is lone bv selling CHECKS, granting AoENCiEs,
snd by ssrngh profits equally win me s .a
-aus az eucatioul on oil MONEYS nNtsel os oePoel.eo
7,,,,s coos1itning il TEACHERS UNION and U \.
SAVINGS BANK for Teachers on tIm basis shordlog
~ he progssion a safe place ofdeposit and higher ov'
Jena man apv other Institution, beside procuring 10 the
cause OF Education handsome and permanent Income
s parties and are better than money for all negoaOns
Price of Check per csat one years compensation
Including board Apply eaiv, fall aud postpaid, person
Rv Il possible Office hours to II and 10 O'CLOCK
Special days for Teachers and Employers Thursdays %
Saturdays inclusive. r.. II. WILCOX, P,opdelor,
I6fSff ~ Broadway.
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PLACES OF NArIWTY-Uned States, 2i3; ireland, s.;
England. 81 Scotland, ]; Wales ,; Germany, ~ France,
? Sweden 8 Switzerland. Italy, > Prussia, /; Brit
sh Possessions in North America, Norway, IN
Known. /.
Physiological, Bellevue, ID; Peniteniiay. Blackwe's
Island Small POx, Backwelfs slano, ): Lgnatc Asy
lum do 2; Wards Island. e .Randars Island. 4 City
Hospital, 9; Aims House BlacAwCls Island II COiOred
Home COloreo Orphan Asylum 3; CO'ored perlOns, @
w WHITE, City Inspector.
C.y Inspectors Office, Feb. Is. 1851.
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BOARD WANTED BY family until
II -, nrusv A rsrlor with three good chambers
viii he reouired in hrs cls,s house, wei suasa Al
dress through the Post Office, Box 80 lol D
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BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED.-One or two gen.
1D tlemen can have furnished Room with Board, Ia
small private family ZOO reference required Apply ~
l79 FOfsylh-st loI oeooe
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CLASSICAL, FRENCH, AND Eng

NLlSH SCHOOL u Eas. Sixteenth ST. iaeai sluyyss.
ant sCuarel THIS School dcsi. ued for those who wisR
ttir sons 10 enjoy every advantage Tor pursuing thar
education. unexpcsed To m rrOmscuous Intercourse Of
Srge schools The number OF IA pupils Is ixei twenty.
I'VE These al Instructed by tue Pncpa receive al
equa tlare OF his attention Tn french Department s 10
Charge Monsieur De Ia Place genieman ghiy quail.
ted for us profession Whiting and Drawng anght
BY Professor Barlow. Tie occupied By school
between Thrl-av. and SuYvessrtsqnsre are unusually
large and commOdOus and the grounds for SAFE
and plea snt TIE exercises % The school from
I'LL O'Clock. commencing with September aad closing
with June The hundred dollars year wiEh
charge OF twenty dollars for French and ten for Books
Stationary. &c PAYABLE SENT annually, IN a'gsnce No
pupils be received for less period thar 70 The end q
sence JAMES n. TYING, A. NJ. Principal lsl Tvs
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/ EGHORN HAT MANUFACTORY.

H.. WILSON'S Legh0m Hat Mandatory, 3zS
Eighth-sv fhh house above Twentysixh-st side
Persons having LeghOrn Hats or Bonnels can Rave un
altered into fashionable shape without any appearance OK
pieclng at this establishment M inns
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pOARD-Atth the private Mansion house
Ab 81 Greenwch-st Gentlemen, with single 0eds ana
light airy rooms 81 so per week Day boa'ders y PEI
week Transient Boarders 30 cenIs per day J<o lln
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n ZINE Ah1s--Lessings great Historical Picture o.
he "MARTYRDOh OF HUSS" has been added 70 Ihe
collection OF Paintings by artists OF the above school Ad
mission cents ssaEon tickets 81, and description GAIA.
Iogues le2 cents d4s