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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
PHILIP MAXWELL.

A44444A WAzAW AIII1
WOULD respectfully announce that he has
Removed his shop, one door
South Of LepPelman's JeWeIry shop.
opposite Head Quarters, where he will De happy
to wait on bis old customers and all who need any
thing in his line.
If you want you garments made up RIGHT,
and sftar ths fateEf Faehfon-you rnnst eaIIo1
NJ. B. Particular attention paid to cutting, and
itifpFOpefly made up.
Fremont, April %, ls49. st
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14
FREMONT FRIEDMAN:


The FRREMAN. 10 Published every Saturday morn.
ine-Odice Ii Buekiandas Brick Buildhe-shirl
dtorys Ffemont. Sandusky county. Ohio.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14

single mail lanbscribsrs, psryeaF. $50
Clubs ofleu aud upwards, to one address i S7&
Clubs o. fifteen = I25
Town subscribers will be charged 81 rs. The die.
fsrsneeia khe terms between the price on papers
sdelivered il tegn and those sent BY mall is ocea-
sioned hy the expense ofcarFyina.
Whenthe money isnoi paid in advance, % above
s<x7i6ed, Two Dollars WILDE charged ifPaid with-
in lhe year nol paid until after The expiFaticn Of
tke YEAR. Two Dollars and Fifty centswi be chafgr
ed. These terms will be strictly adheredto.
How 70 SroP PAPER.--Eirs seeSthat you have
.si F h up 10 the time you wish il g stop; notify
tNe Post OF your deRres and ask him to no.
tifs The nu bshes, def his tfank he Is author
srssl IS a. 3 ef your wiah 20 discontinue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15
koSsuth net az Church.

The Lutheran Church IL Walker-st. vas
croxded yesterday morning By congregation Eso
we're ANXIOUS 70 see the grsa, Magyar, h0ssu-a- he
had promised Il possible. 70 afsnt. add re tsPuta
ton Of clergymsn ~ao w,siet upon Am % F'.eAF
morning to nTl.e I'm. fully exp ecse- b ~oG-d D
present Al aalfpAs zen 5.ci0ck carnage. Ss1E-ag
Conn s:ee from ne congregation. s,d-sst Ton -
Churrh 70 sae living House. % esco:s h9sslsa and
MS s.He, oct q her LrrlT1- ,arT ~s.e zssr-.el
nat bs vas unwel. and coClc ,0s scsS--lT Es-sct
.as ser1,ce The Coun-rsse rsr--1es; Al ad1r1sG
he Minister q he AK 1nG - ssrvtcs rrs,s-.-.
ThSss acre a Sf 10 Suzxsraza sxziss Frsss-
slt, A-c Athc-sA Ne .lrca 49, --lz -s'- n s1-'-
csacG. tie xrssssss or-sr Pr=Ft-=t SaroUs1 n
- sos q he ceremonies TIE ~rS-roE pr a. led
" Rev L. Z. >sehxnA1 D., ~ Lh1s-GR as
made - ne mission u Nossa.h n sas tscsc-Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15

The BagtiSt Church "A Canaca-s... MS
lsassiy throSssI vesssrtsy AesFnocn % ASa.y
respectable congregation, No A..-ses-G D As
nc,ics Tia. Rev NJ Ep9r = ne eoGrSs e rs ~
msISs, would nAAs al1s.ea 70 ,ss A.los0fe,as
opsc 81 he 1Sy. uGmsly, ne pri.cip,es ~a-cA iAe
lrssrous hoSsg.h ie' ccs.es Il he cause u AEnIa-
~, ard The character q sh8s nose sXls. Tee
PRINCIPAL ,roints Il Is discourse wsrs. that DIVINE
Providence n - naaIIe VISION las 4. tsrsag %
riocs q she worlds Als,ogy, raed - caanpscas -
oa.Ls for TIE night. AZ lat1snce TIE course y toe
Az for "a benefit Iae nrSt character h Introduced
vas Luther. TIE taaheE o.: las RsicrmerS asteru
elstoFY.-eCrn n AZ &gs ~asn Al ws~ Antagonists
70 as coctrRe, 81; sho ~ Persevsr1ncs. AIDED ~
an eio,uezce assisted " Divine trSCra-Cn reyo.g-
Ecnirst the period m sAicA e lived Aa1 lsfs as
principles IS legacy .os A,ser AGES b. sax .Ae
reverend preacher though se introduced ne sea of
Religious Frsetcl N Germln Srs,. !: SAs 10. unal
Il was srAns?.anIec mo England ;AAI ,Fsschet Ia
;ur-fy, II tie the % CrOnzel- Frsm sha, Place.
tie home Of cur toreiaAe-s . 49, orouKa. here II
he May5owsr. AID On Plymouth rocx. iae Srs.
seed soxn. ia; has resulted n our
present STAKE .. glorious trse-oul-seADks - oCe
per>oO. under Coo, ID vas only tbs as.Tiuea. y
tie grsss woIx Of future prcgress-R0gsr Villains.
The second LIZ sITazcn o. ne previous I8Nm-g1a,
&C.. rs.ses y c1ampcEs fcr tie rgAt WIS " lSh-
l1stOn ard the reverest SPEAKER SPOKE 4 20 slng
OF lhs character aaG eIer-ons OF Ia-s Sreat
U4n curlLg he carAest PeI.0d o. or coClfrvs as
t.ly. tie neKi renewed the phases that ch1rxc,er-
izec ne efforts o. European nAtcrs - tnro CT ne
Fcse = ne opFres>oF cErlg Ne year I-t>, All
cWe. - seine -erg-l On TIE events sl4. rrec
Hungary. He then introduced The -Ar-e of.le erss:
lezcer wh0 las .usr arrived ll our Guy. pgs,ssc
tIm Tor TIE selff4crl1ce re nac performed Tor ;Ae
eve % Dis ETY., and TIE purity O, Intention TIA.
n a. circumstances he lad dixcl2Tec. and Enalv
Alluded % as reception OD iae shores u tae 80
gTs4. usilC1s O. tie weird. whose ulI.ec roKcrs
we're .efors .Org % check tie re.gn o. cesDotlsl
alc tyranny The reverend gentleman coac. ute.
= III ardent Wish. max Is Go. ltt cesset tie
eNeftlCrs @. ne " scEer .xiT-neLis @. rs D.Y-e
Goodness iE2t ae rCl!l prosper he sc. pow
eEf1l-y advocated y iee sI-e- hcsslfa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15
Ianic. Of the ,lorniag.

Kossuth's speech IN reply to the address
of the Austrian Emigration, which we pub
lish this morning. is worthy of special at
tenaon, and VIII excite it, especially IN
Europe. |. is valuable, bath historically
and politically. WecOntinue to publish IN
teresting addresses from all parts Of the
Union. with the replies Of the great Magyar
The letter of our Paris Correspondent
Will be found full of interest. Everything
from that quarter indicates a coming
storm.
Another of Nj Braces letters to-day
no way behind its predecessors in interest
at this trying juncture.
We publish the particulars Of the news
brough. BY the Fanny from Northern Mex
leo. Nothing definite from the scene of
operations. Something decisive was, how
ever, hourly expected. Caravajal seems IN
force.
The loss of the Virginia will he found
detailed in our Telegraphic report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15
KosSUTH AT THE IRVING HOUSE.
DesuItesy Items-Mauers and Things mere
and There-sermens. &e.
g.. s1.A 2a. 81 ,rs.. ,asa q s..srt,,, prsoe'tns
Ko-suth nj the Opera.

On Saturday night Governor hoSsutn
attended the Assor-place Opera House, 70 witness
the performance OF Puriani. He ms .ccomPA-
MED BY Matsms hossuth, VI. Pglszky, Maiame
Pulszky, Count Bertran. Col. Berzenxcy, and oiaer
members OF his suite Al about 81 O'Clock he Mayor
and his lady waited upon the distinguished S1es' OF
the City AZ The Irving House for the purpose OF sc-
companyng him. The Governor entered the house
just as Boso MADE her appearance N tse mad scene
N the second act when tia; amlho.e lady slctenly
recovered her sanity All partially retired behind the
slce scenes The audience rose szGsfs, greeting
he great Hungarian with three tunes three, gwen
With vizor which assured Iheir earnss;ness- The
Governor bowed gracefully and took bis seat, as tie
target for innumerahle opera glasses. After Kos
su;h's presence the event o. the evening ~as TIE
ever popular duo Seem IA trorbI, which was rem
dered with spirit and earnessness unusual for
even Msrini and Ba6ah The truly glorious siy.e
Of this performance and TIE graceful waynz Of The
HUNGARIAN and American flags b. the two accom-
plished artists brough, down the house and pro
duced an encore. AFTER the performance, the whole
party returned 10 the Irving House where the MAJOR
and his LADY took then leave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15
Dishonest Tricks.

As usual in times Of excitement, the
forsers, thieves, and other ehevaliers tlncas;rie
have begun to operate By the nz1ence Of tie name
Of Kossu;h ard citizens should be on laelr quart
One Of their lodges the INVASION Of stores AM
Offices and q request 20 see Mr. sOmeoody All iae
presentation u sheet Of paper With The regaes'
that the proprietor Of tAe store vi subscribe t'r
ticket 70 = bah which they are getting up for tie
benefit Of Madame hOssGEh- TneF have 10 ticke.s
AID ask To money oui :. Is reasonably susPsctet
from he position Of The gentlemen % whom a. ol-
cation has been made thai the real &c &C; 3 % o.
AN names which viii figure atFlntageOgfy % sae
rogues On checks. banA Ro,es, orlers 6c.-ic oihsr
words to al n AZ extensive scheme Of forgery
c.ns out flr .han
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15
The COMM. OF kOs.Rfh.

4 >srucr -rsE- 1e1 rs ne Tge- " t-sf. Bs7-. --
Last evening I sermon was preached n
he Above Church b. tie Rev Sitaey 4 Ccrcy. o.
re coEllEg q hossg:A, Illustrative Of tAe second
coming Il Christ TAe serT.ces were orerec D.
singing AID prayer. as i1e AyU1. - A-ca 49, -
Icctth T ne Ps44n1si collection q Bap,s; hyai.s
sEzs 10 re AZ c. ne Eagllsa narou4- an-hsa,
TIE c.ulch Was rT0Wdet On ne oecaz.on. aud re
a-1-euce Nas veEy attentive turs1- lie deliver, o.
he discourse
Rev. NJ Ccrey commenced % Llk-zE rs tsx-
scn tie - eaap;er Of Rsveas-o-s AID PAT Of ,,s
- vcrss Eskcl6 K coEesh VII e.cuts ar
ever eve sh1i. see HIN sc He osservet. IA. On
re isi q June, 80, UsEs OF mysterious clara
Ter Nas Brought from Rome ard he "a: Seg u
-s CAPITA sounded he ceaia kre- al a. Il
s1-s-ler ,s.-s F,cc.atne- that re PcPe WaS .eas
II; &c las.Ct Tie GEsgorys hzE Ecne % -srssr.,.
IS accent - ts1i Goc xec Aeeos - - II
HsaEe1 Aoc % Hell. Eas cac-s ne co-r War-a -,
Tar "a sa-L 41c Vhlch Rhsl sluf 10 ma ca.
cpSl- e res--t SAica folIowe1 n oc-u-ree
sinec i2s ASSERTION IA: lie sVSnss OF ISIS ssslS
CT On tAe rage u k-Story a. sss z. Lc-,-an. go
have cccCIrtc Snce he ~re,A Q. re Ro.rta : ~
Pre- Never AS r1ere ye&s xA.ca AS 50 sreli u
fS--.-caA c1dCges. cT Winch ave s-rh $50 ID
lie t1rUIes q EuFure-fCE iircrsS Nht-h hl1 5ssa
eo-4-~sIt- Is arm AZ substantial. we're s-l.-
iS-ec . Atoms Il . CAY kEgx Az El1e-
rs Get al ID Resistance as usace 30 tae
Ee4s- Seo COOS lot orpcSe The QCpuar demands o.
te peer z, -; tAsy we've oel. -. g. s-cA s.-
crssicIs a. we're ceu.za-eJ. TGe .escing Fnsa .
TIE nanoEs, scch aS Ne..e-IscA al Galacs. acre
suck cEE1o VIA aSIoE-Sal1e1i. Al .nSsrxlcas
NSlcA xeFe lie WORK Of SseS s11k las0 oss,ri.
Ast Nts-s opposite ce1S assumed t1S uaAsssTY.
AID took tAsI placr. Posatscslly spcasiaS. u
eaih CcaSxc ton Rone ~ EcklA2a. AT ssAse,
Esn isa Their taxes, ~Ails nes saa3> rOss a.,
10 conEroa tAe ereats af 90 PasSsas AGAR. raSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15
HAsLNN RAlLRoAp BslneEs Mr.. 4. ".


Craven. Engineer Of The Crotch A0ue5act DeCars-
meat, having sxAniEet tie Bntges u the Harlem
Road sAls Island a; iA< request Of he GrzG Jury
has mste a rSpOgt N which he saws
nave made a thorough arc careful exAulnsaOa
OF The NcSen hT,Sges s2ec.stc II he annexed gsso-
lauoa II the CSSaG Jury ne psSa % t1e c-,glCA
esisges al these poSnis - ~kas i kno IS Towns
we're ora Ina.ly seoUt 100 sS, u .eEsA Al 81 tie
vel arranged. ana form a structure stronger thar
Tie original axicgs ecG1 awe keen. And PsTfect.y
SAFE sor rsi,roa1 travel The Only rep1lrs whch
needed = such a., rum The s3r,-ASe - timber %
occasional decay, ar oo1s-ae2 = a. NooSea s. 60
lures
oftAe Bridge over he EN-ien RIVE. L s Enaeces-
cary - say more tAAa Ia. A.. - cgig-1a. GmoerS
are Perfectly -oUr9 a-@ sccc. 49, hat. a Strcc-
sure, IL nAz been MADE E10oa ss-cLser ,A2a she2 u
came fro<e the eCi.Gsrs kaacS-
There were ogegsaSly ta-ce ~ocs-e1 oricSeS - Al
rsrg the streets wh,ca ln-e-SS' sAS ksilrosc Inc
gear tie Harlem Creek To TIE tNc Ep>eE aues ne
same remarks spgly, - tAe Ea-G ori &c AcrcsS
the creek These tEo S-rcct-rCs 1-e e1t,-s.y So
Ec,enS for TIE wcsk Il tSe rc-, - wo1l- oe eNe1
Il tie ORG al usSseS acre reclovst. The s-~actUre
ever Que H1nSrsSt and EnA-Ss s = ltself FsEs
strong and viii con.lrGc 80 80 .oCs ,se uMcSrs
are SQUAD. The lroE En- - ever oEe HGl-:s--Aac-
utnsA-ss has oeen materially s;0eeg sAened. sGc>
as Art con<.ructsG ~ tae s.cli-o2 o u,s-alS
c.are russ Is present 2srsicre snpsrlor - Is
original strength ~. nv esn IMPRESSIONS are u
favorable - Bridges e1l.i 81 I.ls P4AE % such L.
rec nSlors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15
sympathy with kossuth.

Nothing viii more positively show The
interest taken In he visi of hossu.h, and The syn
patty Of the American people n .he cause Of Hun
gary than the g1ea; number Of Letters addresses and
invitations presented to hin from different parts Of
he mon Although he has only been ten tays IN
America be received. up 70 SATURDAY. last, % oicia
addresses from public bodies, a. congratlla'ins Il
on his arrival, and sympssaizing in his cause Il
especial invitations Tisl dlfIeren; cities and towns
As a guest and more than ea5 private letters from
single individuals. containing sentiments Il tie
warrnes, character, both for am an for Hungary,
and 1t some instances also 'sentng donations 20
the Hungarian Fund which Il : proposed 70 RAISE n
ad Of her liberty Letters are daily pouring Z upon
hin, and hs correspondence 9 immense, not Only n
AMERICA. bg, Ii almost al the confines n Europe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15
Nr,rrcxY-Hon. JoHS B. THomps~

hE~rUCxY Hon. JOHN Is. THOMPsOy
Whg aas Us, been elected to the IT, s. Sea
A. Ut 81 years from the 30 of March, 1850
Nhsu VI U1,issW0Ods term will expire.--ML
Taom2scn wss hrss elected IN lsil to the gion-
sCs NNNliih Congress. retiring at It's close il
ilsgus, wih TylerIsm. In 1871, he wa, again
srcush: icrsard IN 4 close District, (the Vth)
snt csal Capt. Tyler's Postmaster General
wicAhis ~ go votes IN a very large poli-Mr
GAYS majority for President IN that District
hsvrs been on, AS In 1919, he was reelected
t-cn tAas p.stuc! Nlshou, opposition. AZ the
axe Election Ne was a candidate for Lieut.
Governor. an elected by handsome majority
sAough he Wig candidate for Governor (DiIOa
Mas esa,se We presume he will continue 70
aci IS Lieu. Governor IL. required to take hs
sec, m ihs Senate he sss ;aken up for SensiU
3, re eleventh hour. on account Of the ImpOsi-
oli,y oi concentrating me Wing vote "a M.
Dxcc cr Secretary Cu.,entsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15
The HUNGARIAN Fund and its Pro- poets n
Philadelphia

L@-grs r14e1ce = Tie y / Irl-1Ee
PELAlELFR-A. sarurt4y. Dec - ~
The prospects for raising fund 70. hSs-
STE ars very enooCTsgug- Mayor G--qln a.. o,asr
e1Grg csTlzsns ~ AXE ne mater n chl-ge. a1c
ycE Eay rest sss7-ec tat Il Ph,lacs rh-a 6oe. aos
gre . srl-Aa-: rseeP,.0r &c Hoss-th N=E-
Iork- sc VII rc: e oeaEzt Ter s-s:er c-sv 4 fur
iSans rea- sId s-os:ariAl Ard - ne cause O. Han
g.ry. Tie Germans Aers Ill a-so c5nsritr,s he
T-y- Tie oFg21lzat-C1 % czrTy CT ,als PR. Al.
% receive Subscriptions. All - ccr7ts-ei " 4 dsv
or I've hosSSiAs gTeAs speech tas Ir-a< He ).
eI.liss -sre Universal AEEra-sou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15

NATKR-CVgE At HEX Rcck-Jesss
EzioAlrser has leased rs bea1..fai Rock cossage
U LyuE, W1.sT-e1re ExczSlShms-: Tbs
csu2se s;a-cs o. 4 rouaanc Ill. sla,css II re
csItsr q LynE- s0De 80 fee; lbove ne rssg Of
asnk-nd- GE6 overlooking TIE snsss scenery ou ne
coast Asa and Louisa Smith. ~as the past year
CONDUCTED waier-cure 4; NewPort. have taken ne
Lynn cottage. The water IS ssld 70 Se zest sI-
celsc. ard fae tezrea vcfy desirable and PtexsaAt
evsn "a winter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15

2 We regret - learn me decease, from
consumption. Of Capt Joseph y Rodz,an. la.e con-
HAaesE o. re Coaey Island Steamboats, He died
"a >~'a'osF norrlns. AZ O'Clock. and ans reuNas
~sie eoaFeyec 10 Hudsoa sor Iaterneai Ia. &c.
ceased wss the srU.aer Of Hon loan p Rsdnaas.
AID ~fs vel known % tAs traTehss esmnaaiay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15
PAssAss OF TIE KOssyTz RESOLVE 3

PASSAeE OF TIE h0ssVTz REsoLvE 81
rEs >ENATE- >aTs The E--sss.
Pest
Iiwlll e deserved TAI A. TIE negative woes we're
caSt y southern Senator'S a. .Et q wAcn. 5or-
and, are Wigs
Ttis latter assertion : nos tue NJ &c ems
o. A. : 10 Nais. 81, Wa. 5 c2-ls1 Dslo-
era, But L Tks Psss, walch h.s s=ve-ghss -
forclsly Agz-ns; the attempts OF var,ous cheques
ar factions 70 MAKE CAPITA OF o, he Er-..
Hungarian. A6cuz . lssbls II he sale dirty
DO. .iss.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15

CAUTION TO rRE PvBLlC.-The great
rpslzrsr II LYONS NASss'e pOSders foS ne dssttlc
f,cn a Be1euxs ArOAcAes Aohs. Anz, Yeas. Faes
p<ats aze a. S-hel Ssscts has prompt
psIUes u ErsESre slrtuN Artcle> All Oder
gAeW. under dtleHal 4tUs TOR sale fcs u seese
andiduas dsreG tAslr .POs Tree II
pcssOa The NVps.eS % fes s-.EIzA srcle Aas n tAa
csv ssy the sneerrae Led sssa and tas principal de-
got = Ne ss{ Brs a. Wsere 1so - cota ned
tts frt the nst.nt4Ee o~sr-c.os q Ras Aac Nice
RsSA utclcs Wa-rsR.ec. DIS 81
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY, DEC. Is, 1851.
Fer Eureps-

The next number Of 7Ie Tr51-eJsr Esr'rea.
c,,c,.lss,o- will be issued on WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at o'clock. 1t viii contain al 'Ae
L,,es, News Up to the time Of going TO press.
The America sails from this port on "Wednesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15

TOYS. Fanny ARTICLES SoK GIFTS, At TCrrLE>
Enporisu Ne "a Broad say, those DESTROYS II MAKING
suj aO 81 syr'd the rush hch AZ
place dung tho hodsys. VII q vel . Uake thels par
chsscs thsut delay Now The novel
whou the ate nciEg sTer-cro~ led
store Packages sent free "a expense 20 a. parts Of New
Sosk. Brookyn, &C. s're desired The best hOur>
sss making selections frvu 70 70 A NJ, aud 80
p NJ. g. then the s,erc - DO 50 mcch crowded The
fznoas AechAlra HaEib0Tr Tree. VITA birds dying 0m
branch to brascA sbsnk &C act vet sod and uay De
seen u tAl.e ii ell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15

CRY TsAcr SociETY.-The NV; n
-Anziversaxy Of the Ne~-Yssk Csy Trae; SOCIETY,",
xxG the xNINtA OF The Female Bra2cA. VII he he'd
aaxAe raesrnac.e o. "Wednesday nlgh.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15

e Dir. lIrrLxFIxLu Shields and Pas
fsr Csxps sn1 Banon Ae esst d he
ARE tAey The preS3re Gad frctl AaG eve
yfxaf ~ ref aH1 ~lIha, ~ east
Oafy > cents ycs box For ale b. kshtoc c. an al
the les4rg tIursists srca3Vsv. ard 81 D. IirTls
ffkips Okcs. No a. NG@ll- - tAssass1 Nsrchsa,s
Erchrn<e y t~NN&Es
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Recripts af Pru.incr.

81 Er< RatyssS -Ssrsr$ey. pce. y ~ Sols s.sg'.
s..C- saexzxsa Lard d. Hams. Lea ~ PoTk. ia a.
B-sr % Ia AxAss. sse G3 Basssr. A&l 10 Ceeess ~
essA and sc hR<s Gas u ros and 90 sess LsAtaeF -
heal ssep. - ~ Cate. i.Si 4ssssr! asss. - Nss
kg.-f, a - Fsgisxy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15

" The Harper Guards (alainlJ e%
psoycss "a iAs great Cl.s-s,. Publishing sos'eI -
r4ke tAsu sEss ssnsai s.zxss eKearSea % Nss~
"a CAEAssnzas cas- raey have lar<e aah"
,AAAsele Pr,sss q p<rp.r.sses
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CorSRlN6 IN CRCscH Those who are
trVsAAel ~itA Fad evSA. an NsA - Ateai cAsrcA
vtoat etssrIk1g Wksls o1<re gafloE ne SaaAEA.
sAsgd uA&e u med ateS a. ~ kccER>s Livccu0rt
Tar sAd CAacha aeua. v1A tssass - ne nos. Stress
Es Coces usa2ly 4 AcaTs C-pe.
kay s.ss Ay 4. l. SScyuI c.. a. he DSp NJ SO
Brra@~a.. Ard ,. a. -rss1 p.csg>Ss Prrce-lz lxrSe
hs<xlss 81. sr tkrse bSti'es ier $ =
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Tpr AR oy DsEssISG WELL.-Th,

Np,om collar and wrstband. CT the sdirt are ieadss
Srzfu,es the BE % OF fashion and we
thlnk hat in these and o. her particulars. tne sars ma
40 order AZ GREENs FurusAsax Store Tor Genlemen. No
Ast0r House az sRsquAlis3 There another meut 81
tAs store Which must sols 70 unexpectedly IN
orders
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|" The ADVANCE If winter naturally sug

w The advance If winter naturally sug-
y. q ne surrpsn has DC. down ire pTces Of rs nag
u,fcsss socx u ladies and Esntenen ~ IN oeo 1se
epspsx rates Of the He nvss laciss vho hars
uot ret ,sprl Cd th.usevs- ~nk Mus Nitorae> ans
and Il,p>s 20 cal snd loos Al h immense ald csreuy
selected assortment, and lear The prices afred 70 Us "
essencs ana chsspnsss rae s1ocs Of Collars Gts.es'
A. ssutl.ms1S Furs fsusral. siso vel ~eria evan
ssttes CrNIx Ne. az Broadway opposite 81 Pasls
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SIZZLING 0FF-PrrsssoS i HUAPuRrYs,
Ne III Broadway eW ktest vii sell tae sntrs lct
sf Caps<Axs pGrcAA a. TIE lle iarge Aacteo sae~
TIE faln~fnx prres Rch Brussels - - es per yssd
Ezxra Heavy py 81 Yard EatTA Hea'y sep< 3 20
o. Pss yard GSsS al S0ol. b 81 70 Is psr yAlu -
ss.-I- $500 a@tw.
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~" Stand no, upon the order of your
zoSax "a, GO a; 10 hiLiErs Canal 81 where
III and beautiful Cares LADIES' Azd Gcatem ms rotlst
Sppsrs f.r presents Quilted Jots and Gzltefs fact
everything the Boot and Shc- line sIfAhe for LADIES
M<ses aa1 Childfen Ase asfoytGi ent 81 lna
Kahhsr Bcoss srd Shoss (GsCiysars paient Sod
tefy pr.ces b. J. b MuLkK. Ne i3l Canal s.
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" FowLTS & WILLS, Psychologists and
P1slssAsss. ChssSz Ean. Ne 81 sAsszz-s. Nsv YNk.
a. Ne Ia " "a n = 49,
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filthy iEco1vensEces whale ei the dangers OF cam
yhese. the edcas iA-x ysDe u candies, Use
g,s N eerclude 20 tsse ssvlce. ntusss
nom JAMS G. MoFFEr u NJ Joanst Mr. MOFFgr
cae OF the eest filters As world The proof ~ thus
UAy ~ half khe anc houses New-fSrA
HIS steck o. GsEandass Brssssts etc uneQaaued oi
vorfA add VARIETY IA ,Sastay Tunes.
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DEcosATE YOUR DWELLINGS of course
vil make 81 calls and yogr house vil 10
% the frsyecon Of hznGrecs O. people oehooT-s
vos To IL the nos tasty manner possible IL you
want window shsass RACES, 4ssels btnds, ETC. Of
sAe tsndsuest and ressst teSsgs aud 81 We mast
proved And desirable suAitJ Il icRN GREAsoNs No
az Green ~chst eefScsa &srray sRd Robinson S. Mr..
GkKAsoN's keols ~ with gsaslA, attsat0n-
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" Gen,lemen's Furnishings, as FUR,
n.r~o slk and LAMB. woci Uadsrshir,s and DraNs s
Sr.rx. Crrysts Pocse Hdk's, Cloves Hesefy &C ke
say b. fond ~ HITCHCOCK LEApSEAlbk ;, ~ %
BrcaSsav es<ner Leonard Il sae a prees niaeA 'S'"
a. ,~,It., ~ rate At Genrisn-Rs F1rAishns Stores
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P.l,. ROGERS. the great reform
- A. a.. ,,x,,r,,v viii r.cogrs,e the ths; beads
ts'.rs,o. l. Rogers Of The G.Esral fsyiors OF ga
al ,sijors' Hess Quarters Ne y Fut0n 81 eTne' %
Ccx A. ta. s.tsb there IS regular srsiaaIoo
~ ,rees Eron ~heh . nan ~ho reeds sat u cicsaes
nav taks hls choce and ~ak cut 9Th seTVesao.e xna
sseraRf SAT- the lowest figure sranrers Aad cNa
ssrrlsc, the nxn-Gsz a. Tsy x. Hesd- aArtes ~, -
r-vk,, Garner II Gold =
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Movements To-Day.

De2utazcus Al al sorts Of addresses will be ~
,elvs. so-..aT. eesseen.I0 A. N and P. NJ Az
.scek s,- Grlnl Press Banquet will commence
- sscr EcgSs
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"A =. i,s,.. ,,,5,ob. A, Nl.ss B,mbazlse. Alpaca.
Csntsa Clsihs Merno. GassnsIe- Can;oa Gaze, 10
lane Caiics Pophn. ke a. zay es to1nc n MT 800
q where Also Shaws Cloa1s, sls,, Plait Goods &c nc
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ELEGANr FRENCH WEDDING CARDS.
TIE subscriber respectfully calls ths xsa-on Of ssItes
rssauins scnetA tTur elegant - as ecaItc style
slver eorers< and pai2 kFeNcA Porcelain Carts kn-
veiofss, and Wsdelns E we lssest mode ENHk-
BILL, Ne "a Broadway. eorLsr q DusAsS Brsnea
store. Ne ~ an-st g Ia
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LADIES FvRs.-A very choice selection
a Is1ss LorSon uaie ss-s. nsa1 fac-Hfed ef.'esiv
Cor us and AZ low prces " SRSocSs, hastes 20 ga
Droa6vay. Ivlrg House w