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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-14
FANCY GOODS, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

WYNN. H. CARY a. Co, 2I3 and 245 Pearl street, New
w York. invite the attention of the City and Distant
Jobbng trade their large and varied stock Of goods
which they offer at tie lowest rates. either for cash or ap
prov cd credit.
Under their present arrangements they great
Inducements all their Foreign Goods, and will give
their the benefit Of the large discounts which
they gained by the increased amount OF their pur
chases.
They pledge themselves sell many styles of American
Goods at manutactnrers' prices
Their stock will be kept full during the whole year. and
all orders will be promptly supplied They particularly
their stock of Jewery, manufactured expressly for
those markets. also their stock of Ivory Combs adapted
The following articles constitute part of their stock.
Linen ThreadsVart makers, plain and satin finished,
black, drab, white, brown, and colored, Nos 2OxS0
Spool Coton-Clar<'s, Alexanders Smiths Eagle, and
Rcfiingtons, whi3e black, and colored, Nos loxloo,
25 to 800 yards
Tapes and BobbnLnen and cotton assorted colors and
Cutlery-Razors Knives Shears, Scissors, and Table
Knives and Forks, fade Butchers, Wostenholms,
Rodgers, and other celebrated makers
BrushesIIair, Cloth, Teeth, Paint varnish, Shaving
Shoe, Crumb, Horse, Scrubbing DC, &c, In great
Musical Instruments yioins Flutes, Flies,
Carionets, Harmonicans, &c.
FansA large and rich assortment, consisting OF beaut-
fully carved pearl ivory bone, and wood sticks; also
plain sticks with sin fancy and s syered paper
CombsPlan and fanny Tuck, Dressing, Pocket and Side,
Of shell, buffalo, AID horn
Guns-Singe and Double, English and American real
and imitation Twif; also variety of Rifles
Pstos-English and Germans Pocket, Belt and Holster;
Colts and Alien and Thurbers Revolyers; also,
complete assortment of Sporting Apparatus
Observation-Disclosures, siangenet Coudray's, Pvers, Pin
soapsmIow's White and Brown, Windsor and Honey;
Lubn's, Guerlain's, Pinaud's, and Mangenet Cou-
dray's assorted Ties, &c, &C.
Steel PENS suspeders Buttons Of all styles, Pocket
books, Port Monaaies Purses Stationery Beads
ivory Tortoise Shell, Pearl She'll Horns Tips &C., for
manufacturers!
Catalogues in the French Spanish, German and Eng
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-14

NEW YORK, October 13.-The steamer Ohio
sailed THE afternoon for Chagres with sixty
passengers.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-14
From Ne,o Merico.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13.-Mr. F. X Auberry, of
New Mexico has arrived here from Independ-
ence; also Messrs Mallory, Haven and Raney,
who are connected with the Boundary Commits
sion. Major Whiting has been elected delegate
to Congress by 500 majority. The corn crop
on the river Abago is excellent-in other places
it has failed Bands of Americans, disguised
as Indians are committing frequent depreda-
tions
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-14

StTATIONERS' WAREHOUSE, 20 South Fourth Street,
- Philadelphia. Wholesale ony)
LYMAN L. LIPMAN, Importer of French and Eng
fish Stationery offers TO the trade, at stahoners Ware
house, complete ass ortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY,
of the best quality, at the lowest rates. mar u
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-14

-m- kNABE GIHLE, Manuiaciurers,
g-fT - Nos 4, u, s. 0, and III Eutaw street, Bal
II timore New tributes 10 the excellence
~ of Enltimore made Piano Fortes. The
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-14

y
BUFFALO, October 13.-The census of Dun
kirk, the terminus of the Erie railroad, shows
population of 3, 500 persons. Six months ago
there were but 500 persons there.
The Jenny Lind mania is as great as ever,
and there is an enormous demand for tickets
for the Concerts on Wednesday evening.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-14
Late from Hauand.
Georgia Election.

CHARLESTON, October l2.-The returns from
Georgia show an immense majority for Mr..
Cobb for Governor, and disunionists are very
scarce. The congressional returns show the
election of but six and not seven unionists, the
disunionists having secured two.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
FIRE.! FiRE!li
MILWAUKEE MUTUAL. FIRE
INSURANCE co.
The undersigned has been appointed seT for
h. above Company. Al persons desiron7 C IN
sariag buildings or other property viii pie IS cal
u the Post office.
JOSEPH SMITH.
Mineral Point June 4th 1919.
The Knox Insurance Company,
FIRE, MRlNE & LIFE INSURANCE.
C1PTTdL STOCK
100000.
Office, on UTarer Street, IN Uses Brick Roae
ViNCENNES, IND.
0fzee. on U'arer Street, IN TJTses' Brick Roar
ViNCENNES, IND.

This Company having duly organized and ten
ner cent paid in on the capital stock subscribed
and the balance secured by mortgage on Real Is
tate and BY personal guarantee, are now prepared
10 effect Insurance againstloss or damage by FIRE
on Buildings Merchandise, Machinery, ALanuiac-
tories and all descriptions q property also on
merchandise and produce in the course OF inland
transportation. the rlsI Of the seas, &c &c; also
tie iuIls OF steamboats, and other vessels and up
81 -t.cs Of individuals going TO California. The
rates Of premium viii be as iow as those OF any
ether responsible Company.
All losses literally adjusted and promptly paid
Tie stock Of this Company is held entirely III
the West and controlled by western men, and N
10 way connected with New York
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
III rrArv THOUSANDS

NiitcD t4lt lAtA4t+i4 tt4l 4 4l-'~'
III IIKNY THOUSANDS
II cer.e Seated instances, they have even rescued
] ,lT.r is irons the very verge of an uUtuneiy
/ crave after M tile deceptive nos'ruiGs o. the day
| sad utterly 4a,d ARA % many thousands they
| Rave neruaacutlv secured that unborn ENJOY
nent Of health. without which li,e itself Is bat
--rti..l Lla=s.ng. So great. indeed, has their
/ ,iifacv invariably asd illalibly proved, that Il
/ les stf.ps,red scarcely Jess than miraculous TO
hose who were acquainted with the beautifully
i Elf .=auh;cai principles Ep9n which they are conf
| la,u.1ed and nr5n which they consequently act
/ II was 90 til Fl manifest and sensible action IA
sarifeiar the springs and channels OF life, and en-
| ming them Wi-h renewed tone and ylgor, thai
.hev ver. jadeAted fsr their name.
Unlike taa host of rerliieaua q1aci1eries which
1aas arveratah.e Ingredients. the LIFE HEIDI
i gT7rES are purely aud solely vegetable; and
contain I'd. lar TTerCurV, nor Anthony, nor
! 1rsariC. u#r amy other minerals "a any form
| shalsveE They are entirely composed Of eN-
.eaats from rare and powerful plants, the virtues
j which, though long known to several iEdlan
tribes, and recently to some eminent pharnaceu-
/ ,-:f chemists. "re altogether unknown 10 the
/ -...rs.at prelena-Ta 10 medical science and were
-re before administered ia So happily etIcaciOus
/ a combination.
+ The first operation Is to loosen from the costs
/ ST the stomach and bowels tho var.ous impure
/ ile and crldties constantly setting round them
1A1 - i7iA2' i-la h..5'7-71 -'-s " i'l' l.,
I'D me cons .'-i'i7 81 enc i-i'A li'i -il
.Ae.-''- '-af f~,'ais Tel.'.- 'i7s' 'il- , -.l'
Cos5ireucss. with oi lis train If evils, Or sudden
/ DiauiEa with ils imminent dangers. Tbs .aci
/ Is ucII-auovp 81 aH regular a1atouus-s who ex-
-. 49,. li -f.-.-,.I lr,(,1 .e-s,
/ tx t(.-.,- .,.l--..l.s ~ ft-s .,.. The second
5.- - 80, .--- 2 arr Yruvf7 rTz-7>T
/ -e, h. =. ,, ~. q .t Il. - - tI,1 Tl-1
1890 II ,5:- $500. tl-s ii,-e- and l-.,q,s
.,.. sl..ei .---5 lr ,.l,.rb entirety f-n.,7.
rr., t.,. .-,.,,,-...,lr he ,,5rag- orqsns. The
b',ad zglHe. takes IS red color from The agency
! Of ths flyer a.j Cnrs. before il passes into The
noa.g, being .au= purified bg lslm, aHd nagr.=hed
81 ..3 ca5r.ur Ira.n n clean stomach courses
aealv .haseA The veia-. rasews every part Of
Inc z,-.4..7. s.5 .rs-.sslaut,. mounts the ban
sr ff.s,.i. In me b.s5.a.lr check.
q9.. ff..--;,.r are aInape it,, G.slressia,r va
cd -E.-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
&EG EEEG u

eaJ assortment just received If The wei
- >.aau ~-e=. 81 IREGA>kI> 81 BRO.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
DIRECTORS

Hon. r. \. CARNAN, Eincennes.
WM + HEBEKD,
JNO. ". MADDOX,
JACOB PEA,
SAMUEL WISE,
PETER p. BAILEY, Fort Wayne.
THOMAS f. BEEBBIDGE, Lafayette,
WALTER w. EARLY. Terre Haute, e"
HENRY D. ALLI~ Evansville,
SIMON BOTEOBFF, Jacksonville
WILLIAM HIGHS, Do.
LEVI SPARKS do.
JAMES KEIGWIE, do.
Hon. r. n. CARNAN, President,
sI,IoS BoTroRrF, ITcc PTest.
C. II. ALEr> secretary.
D. HEnzRn, Treasurer
TT Short Lite and California risks taken at thi
4gecy IL extra rates.
VI. II COTHREN .4seuf,
Mineral Point
Vinceurcs. December 1Nth $40 n33H
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

CBusga.9f0u. E5rcr garsrtgsrf Colds Csf-r,5 Coos
g.--rts -s1t er J1~-ft-g Er1, ,-l,g e
haze been e cared r.
-,---,.~ -
SEAAA4SGs BLOOD
! n r-. ,-, 49,. . -'e1 ferF 4pri' % 1857
H.. -n.-as t5-o.rlb Provii5nre ~ sg,,s ~ l
raj wears hld bad Csgab Il bscsfao s-a--. ..3 -
raists I.r-e quantities Of blood III 81 T.. s41is and "a
i. Il - S.-ser,sr5Ile 4. eIo+t ts - 80 ~ gave
q q 11 s-l1-A-t.'s alo-t u-t3 -.4 t-eIe Ats
/ rffv r.f.. ma Mood ana ,..st-I. 10 az 70
ssI imagine that I ann thankful Tor ts ras1if, go $50
Your ohedieat .erya 20;
~ y -aa''.-sst
/ EheszIzsstEsErs.
TINS is only one of moro rHaa csg f4,rsa~4 ,,z 3
.isln Fov-lsends sar-aea-iII4 sss cured Thea
ana chronic weekly ericat. ~ ~ -
I tues.
james Cummings sgs one of tHe assistants u te LIa.
ltsi Bickwelrs island is tHe gentlemen suoksl of Il. .s
+ elter:
( 13lqrts--rre r1,-4 e--+ d. -..-
Dr. I9a7sser2-Dear Sir: hase suffered ter-as g.. Ire
eaf Seen or vsff I'D Id lfas5sf h r.f -
+ Ii-.bs v.irs ts-riIav esrI,ss bafe g. p f,-
5s-,.-,Ts .-I lss,. 49, don, -. mo-
i.egi Won AVA !. Iii,.--,s r. IL -, -- f-=t
/ '-' " -'' y.,3-- -,-...e.-.- " - ..s-
9f-1--7 CUMMINGS
Fever and A&ue.
Df io''-el's e1f7'' , e e'5e- .. q.
ir.ls tset ny have received nom le s.atl srI y..,
c}zr.-, 7fs.b o.. 81 .,..-
D'- 'l-t-l .' ~ VICE tsa i.'.
--- r.-.-s ,,I
2s'r.. Z R.-.4 4 - -.2-- ,--1 s.r 1.'7
taeu 81. ati been before saa toes iia @ q fs -
--tI5 .- - ,li.f ,.al' s1 -
5 ..a f. .lr .ay .'. ,s = a 30. , Y.r
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
TreasEsrer;s NodFce.

? ME Undersigned has removed his Office 10 tie
4 County Buildings Dir. JouS CARTER VIII
act as Deputy IN his absence
JOHN 1TcNAIR.
Jan 2, 1881 Treasurer Iowa Co, Wis
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
sPETTENG HIo0ER.

DH TouEsE'sDf verify ba-ve thar your ssrsa1a-a ..
tAa through Providence, OF have
raj lad bad Cough J. becllo a. -
g.e large quantities 0fband, let s7-ats and Sis
ta5iitatad and reduced, and G5d expect live l..
Cd your Sarsaparila short -aa lad therc
change been ID able ~ walk .s.- -.
city. ] raise blood aHd e.aeh has ien 81. -
vel imagine thar ann thankful Tor tlase results
Your Uhedcnt servant
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
THE PROOF
Testimony Z r.l L5H'e ToJt.

ILL -s'..,A
,@--''>'2 4 .'.' t-....t 4 o't-
.'----' '--i- 5'....e!eI t.o}' i''Fs are a1
A'o'. y "a "--5 --t- l--.- them 10 De lAe
oea- .e.leey lai -.9s. la-,. .a.. has leeu
-=-5..,.. ,.l ~. ..i7. .-. ms. .f.-e S
egls- or r.---, e..s r.. l...rsl ~. 1,
r.r.alt. III aDv.ss. 4. +. n
---..- .r..e..,..- RI. ... ,- ~ y E.
-......- rl
C.v.a:et.
f.-, +1. lr.., y = (
tie IlIi.--.s l..., ~; .,.r & =. 40 ~
t....a-.-. I,..., ~ ~. (. '''--
ia lr + sr.., 7...
have hal occasion to ,..s NANNY ha..cs. and E-,.
used a.. great variety q. l-............ .a-.-.
.a -. b.t aa1s ueser .. ...., ...f II
yaar ol...noa. l.. a......-. ... b.
last $50 months have aaa.e. ,...r .....l -.
some ~ horses. l-. .ar.oa. s.s. .... ........
instance ii has proved a .... s. ,....1,-
1t-f-r,-.7--r>- s.-f.-.-..-..
-..--...- -..I-.--
7rr e,,,--T7.-r l.- ...-..--
a-,.lr z..la.7 lor-cas-n ...-....T .-f- 49,. -e
a+teI,... i,..,-..f han. ...-........ ..l +.
-4-.-lar.- ta,. tenn, ,.. = ~. ~.
t.aa-s.-a a,d recommended .s... ,.e .s --..--
U..srs.et. went Is i. .,...t..--.. ....1 ,,.1-
bor. ii soon le.s9.,4 ...a r...-l -,I y;
eu DAYS .le wounds t!e.T-F t-. .--..- 9........
derived Ifal:s tae use or,e.. f.,-,...., ". III.
=ss Induced ne 10 7,1... - ,..-r. ... IS
Iastl.- tl.lt its uultlci--- z.s.ft f..s+
the public. Te.r--..- .r,,.,o..-. '.---
GEORGE -n*r.v"r-
N---'
,.,-- - I 's-4.' t4ef'
e...-.-. HI .......... .. .'a'. s..'''
.f.-..-. III ,,-I.a-.. -l.. -. -
g.. ~. r.,.ra -if. 1.-...--
i. s, -.a,, r.,r.-,. ..-
rr,....l ....-., ...--,...r. =, ~-
l.-,- cola an. -...ar :-.--, ,...-...--,-
FREQUENT u.. ana never .I +, ,,.-s +, III. ,l.-.
''0'-- a -o--o''e.-
Further Testimony.
r. T. Cody, Druggist Lake County Illinois
writes as follows
april S 1878.
r. .-.',.I E '''.- 1-t = -A have 70
~t-,s ~.t gu A.-s- sliil ne 2 ..t1.--r supply ct
o.t ee----on ioft-el5, ointment and Laal-ln
,ie 7.'.es q lAe.e aIil.e7 ere cen family
.- anu l-e People Q. 1ai5 country 1y they
+.-oe ~ 9-3i E.-t1 -@- ne AMIN iz e. al.a
-e'le'e i 10 BE- i-- aez, article -oI Leader &. use
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
Imriaaraiins CeraieI.
Consullls iion Cared.

As it and iayisorates the raa gives ae,., II ii
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
lIOEFAT"S
LIE Pills and Phoenix Bilters.

These Medicines have now been before the
9uhIic for a period OF FIJI EEI4 1EAkS, ana
l4lriar chat lime have maintained hgh cslarac-
Ter in almost every part o. the globe for iher e&-
reo~laar,- and immediate power Of restoring per
t,t health to persons suffering under nearly every
,iH4 81 disease to which the human frame is liable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
NOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CITY
THF NETWORK and LlV ERP0OL
II UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS The sa,.s

cnnlpr,ns thi> Inc are The - :
ATLANTIC. Capt West, PACIFIC. CAPT Nye
ARCrIC, Capt Luce. BAlIlS. Cat CSm,tssA.
ADRiaTIC. Capt Grafton.
These ships have been h3t bV contract. expressly fs
Government every cae has been taken tAeif
srrctnn also their Engne>. - insure strength 1s
speed and Their stations Tor paSsenseS IN
ecuaed for elegance comfort Pricc Oi paS>aSe trpa
New York 20 Liverpool S3o exclusive Use II evtrs -
s,ate-rooins S3So from Liverpool O. Nrw-NcrN r1S An
evperenced surgeon attached 10 each ship NJ berth an
b.. secuted until pad The owners 0t these Shus ~ N
no - accountable for gold silver bullion, specie e~rlr,
precious stones metals unlcss bulls of adng are sssul
ihrr.llr. and the kal.r tneIeni therein etnres.ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
CROTON WATER Hydrants. Faucets,

ITER-The most simple and perfect Water Filter IN the
,ei9 i'm. W LAfrING co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
CATECHISM ON BEAUTY Ques-

ton-N hat does every person admire
Answer-Per>onal beauty
Q-How can tins be acquired not natural
A-Bg using means provided by Mature
O-fitw shall we acquire a knowledge Of such means
A h, learning from those who have studied
Q-Mto has gwen these subjects the most attention
An lANASSk, the French Chemist AID COsiHttlclAn-
Q-How does he impart hls knowledge
Ale has printed a small book called 81 RET or
BEAUTY. or How TO BIZ HANDSOME"
1-Can he learn u how 10 make brown sam tir
Ayes and o. remove ton pImples, irecSlt>, &
l-Can ne teach Us o. smooth the WrRNled sam
A-Ie> and 20 make old persons look Young agaia
Q-Dnc> he teach how to whiten brown teeth -,
A-Ye> and harden diseased and s~eetrh the
breath
Q-Caf, hc soften and heautifs harsh. Stf Aalrl
Ayes and make Il grow proiuseJ.
Q-Can he promote the growth of whl>kers K
Ayes ana hasten the growth # mlstaches
c-Can he remedy DIM eyes help the >isiG
A-Ne> and make the dull eye sparkle bright
9-tan he color the halrf
A-Ne> anv color wished can he produced
9-Can he tel how 10 have red cheeks ana IN
Ayes without ia also to remove SUperhupus hAI.
S-Has person tined his plans
Ayes thousands are trying them snd al are ptra>rn
Q-Are the ARTICLES he prescTiDes safe
A-Ses perfectly, and voty chea too
Q-NheFc = the Secret of Beauts sid
A-A' le NaS>aU-st corner 81 Ann.
Q-N hat = ths pTlce
A-Ony 81. l. = sold under seal.
~ Remember the name. " SECRET or BEACrr, " no"
To BE HANDSOME BY Law ASSEE, French Chemist
~ teg6 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
Opposed S DATES OF SAILING

For freight ~ passas, apply q EDW AkDk COLLIN.
81 Nall-st New York BROWN. SHlPLEN co. Lave
errool. T. G. ROBERTS X co, - Kim; AIm, Yad.
London 3 Boulevard MontnaliTe, Paris
After the Isl OF Apfil next, tho rate OF freight ny the
shnye steamers from Liverpool viii Ne materially rei-ei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

SOFA BEDSTEAD -\EEDHAM'S
NPafent Sofa Redsiead. manufactured by " HUM
PHkENS No. i63 thahant-s ackunwtrdsrd by al WAC
have seen them be the offered for sale. IL
CURES but seconds TO INTO lerfrct heds,ead
with spring mattress attached. Please call And examine
them
B-A large assortment Of furniture, feathers beds,
and mattresses wholesale and retail al9 3N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
EXPRESSES, &c.

1eERFORD * CO.'S great CALlFOR-
- MA EXPRFSS. - Postage cents Freight 20 cents
Der b--lHROUGH 20 CALIFORNIA m THIRTY
DAYS. IA charge OF special messengers By GEORGIA.
tI'h u>t and EMPIRE CITY. l2th INST
We r--pscfi d. announce that arrangements for
transporting cod Dust Goods. Letters and Newspapers
cannot b. surpassed b, those II other Express oar
goods received ly agents Nes,r, Ran R"nucls
Co. Chagies. and transported hy them o. Panama
wh the greatest dispatch and they give preference 10
any FNuIeS, Company forwarding their goods n advance
other Express oar rates or Transporting goods
through are 10 o. 20 per cent les than those 0t any
0fher k1iTess Company
our mails leave NrVv-Y1rS Two days after the L :.
seansrs aud arrive san Francisco smu aheOusy with
them our postage q single letter not weighing more
than hall ounce. only THREE CENTS. II preplid
orr posag. on newspapers THREE CENTS, prepaid.
without regard TO weight and exchanges TOR ala the Press
viii be- taken FRtE.
We lend mail 10 all parts of South America On the Pa
cc also the Sandwich Islands CHINA, Oregon, hnd Ill
parts Of Canf1ma. Chagres aud Panama
Drafts. debts notes. &c. collected ia tdilpfni4-
All goods must be pat up wafer-prDOf
Passage by the L Only Through Line 10 California
secured n our Office Al the lowest rates.
Our rice IN the California Exchange. hreproJi build
ng though nded by the flames IN the late IRE. was
not injured bkhhOhD ",
Nesey-st A-tDr House. New York
Also Clay and kearney SIS Portsmouth square,
san Eranclsco ~ 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
SOAP POWDER.-La-

RABBITT'S SOAP POWDER-La
I1des who are interested dispensing IN the slavlsa
persons with the simple COS, Of Two Cents VII
please read thls THIS Article : called T RABBITS
much cheaper than other form Bar soap contains
% r't h,s sogsibnr Vale R,,s,t re-
duced 81 powder and contains more washing Material than
ans other article IN The world ana does nS lose N weight
Ike bar SOAP by standing If bar snap stanAiS IN the
open year 4 VII l,~e from tNeniyhye thirty
psr -n. ts oS> must be- sad nothing
else therefore cannot be washing matelal Bsbhl:i
:nr the e1ciNSye r.yhi fx selling. hut ss vel
has nd NJ exclusive rish,s The ayerge ,e, Ar h5ut
two anu hall tURS per dsv deduction IS made hy the
ten boxes Of ten uer cent FIVE boxes I'VE PSI cent in
funsers NIL be rgdly prosecuted which N number
this Everything the shape ot washing wltaou,
labor was unknown uau- Rabbit aiverrSei-thea ,hs
whole world ~as >e n comrlotion ~ evate Rabbits
PATENT SOAP PONDER. but a yet np,Ains c,nip4rrs
except man. and he dars not manglct! Re N c,nse
leads aud producing astonishing satisfaction.
NJ dspeDses vita The al H. after they nave
used bad smell l. found IA the clothes after ~asang
10 Ii put ap IN nerls pun .~lts
directions iI printed N each pa sage. The oe.
. u Tor washing Is 70 hollow the irst direction the
paper the powder direct for Al. White clothes For
cc.ored clothes fellow tie directions for ua>n- into AT
Soft sRr every how very clean that
most oi those WHO pr; small an,ty o; he powder
soap DISH water Inch removes Al TIE grease
and VII remove everything thai Any OIL soap II the world
will do
The clothes DO not require boiling after III s direction
Is followed . make them whie-hus SAVING muea tims
and labor IL has tr~n used nearly two Yeas, an
.,.a ..os $50, - e nan W.. "a - Us - -
used No washing ssia required. The retail pnce
twelve AID half ceats There r>A trying T. 10
cause enc package VII maze t~c saHs Of beautiful SIT
sap. that a-ly one Use.
fN sale By nearly Al TIE SrOcerles IN tbs place Manu-
tsctnred n % AID ~ Washastou-s;. IL SeWYSrA CIV
Az countrN druggist or merchants can oler through
~niesaie m-rchant n Nsw-Y0rk and ge- che4.
Apply 70 the tsctory direct Any person the C.es
N-wlorS and Brcsiyn have single Box sen; - them
al the ct 81 and quarter cents bv sending the .c
taIs ~ WasASfuns; have ta- grocer- e, = ~ w
boz contains stiy p5prrs half box ,hirtT-sY D.-v
GeDe.al dep5t toT the sale OF Rabbits SOAP pow
DIX =. EARLE SCO.
s. AID % Washing ,sl->. N--.YorA.
Propus''' B I Bass:rr E,stssCo ,-sr
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a yAITABLE COUNTRY SEAT for

IA sALE-The suiecrter odsrs FOR sale his rs 'saaliu
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, containing about ll6 acres o.
Iand IN high state Of cultivation, situated IN the town o.
Qush,ng Queens Cosn;y Long Island seven miles from
Grliarnsugh on the road from Flushing 70 Jamaica Inc
location very desirable, commanding an ertensiye siewo .,
Long Island and adj country The h0e y az M
bu in good s,ye Taere the premises spo Dari
aud other necessary ouioudnss. three apple ahd
a great variety Of cherries peaches gras ana ra.pnet
For turtle nquse u JNO J. LAGRANE,I 1o
t,reeB~ eldest New-YOfs ~ 81 T. W MILLER, On the
nremres Jy9 lT'
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NEWBURGH PROPERTY FOR

lNSAlEat a GREAT BARGAIN -Four lots On the
west S}e VI Smith between Esi and Second >t> cach
A., beng 70 feet front AMI 100 feet decp thcre are Two anne
dwellings upos them, which nNN occupied Ns>o one
III m .he east sdt Of Montgomery ST. between th>t anu
second, SIS sad lot 50 feet oni and ee feet deep Inc
aNr property - now offered Tor casa aud vii he >od AZ
great Sacrhce such oder large Inducements :" parties
ieSns O. make investments IN propcGN tnsi u ihA9rus
~ ,,luS and CAPABLE ii hcng made very productive fa-
49,. Wishing to purchase NAV TO upnR application -
AMP WEI rs, Nos and Wa'er-st New n"rA.
paTE al NeNhu~rh iy2 lawSWNs
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u RESIDENCE, with from To 10 acres of Land, stu
ited opposite the Poweon House about mile north of
the village Of Newbureh. The house Is entirely new, aud
contains twelve apartments, including bath room The
grounds furnished with the necessary buildings,
and contain variety If the choicest fruit trees,
fall bearing, selected with great care from Downing Gar
1sn No place the Hudson River commands more eX-
finer prospect, or possesses more healthy ioca
ton The premises extend from the street leading 10 the
village the River and adjoining the garden Of Charles
Downing Esq. Inquire of h. n MACE Newburgh.
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