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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-07
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Brunker's Rifle ManufaCtOrV.

TUNll III subscriber having returned from the cas-
after yisIungthc prlncIpu manuiactorrs, he
1 is now prepared 10 manutacturc the cecbrn-
ted Increase or Gaming Twis, Rife, which he war
rants 70 he equal to any made III tins state or else
where. lie Will also keep constantly on hand and
for sale, good assortment oidouble and single bar
relied Fowlng pieces, Powder Flnsks, Game Bags
Shot Pouches, Percussion Caps,and asupenor aiti-
Gle OF Sporting Powder.
AlIklnds OF obbinG i'll the gunsmithlin done with
neatness and despatch.
Shop on the ens side of Columbus st, one door
south of the Union House iunr 22 II
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Gtoruac formar0ina.

J.. T. Charruaud, Storage 4 Commission .Ncr-
chiat-W Warehouse eastsIde OF The bridge, Main
canal, Ottawa, H. nov ~
T.. H,il,. Storage, Forparding and Commission
M-rchn, drsier tn aH kiHis Of prodHce, True :
Warehouse, Noe, Sde-cut, Ottawa, Illinois
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-07

SrnprS DrArn A girl 10y the name OF Man
ming living with her uncle Daniel OSnll'van III
Peru, came to a very sdddcn death ON Thursday
last. ,appcars ,ha, she went to The river f,r
the purpose Of getting pail Of water from ahoIe
in the ice. when by m unlucky step size ,lipped
in, and disappeared under tho iee.-La Sale std
Eu.aaAHoN on rus RAirEns.--The Rochester
Democrat say. that for some time the elect among
the believers in Spiritual Manifestations have been
quietly rem rowing nom Madison. aud the adinirl'
coupie. To- Mountain Cove, Fave'to county v
vn.,, l., have g..lstl $4,000 worth OF
land. "a, p,pr,s dictated ly tie SPIRITS pt1
heretofore published in Auburn, viii bore''Nsd' n
dis new Land Of pronisc.
As,. Yore. Jan. o6--1he New York rroIc'
ruu Insurance ca has tailed and made an ossHn
men, at It's effects. The aiooun, of 'scif ou''
,audins pol,i,i 8 lmmsuac.
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WHO WANTS
Chairs & Bedsteads I?

IN L. WATERMAN sui Keeps on La Sale
IL street, where he has been Tor l2 years, and
has never failed in giving good satisfaction
His chairs are all made by good worimen ana
warranted to stand better than Chcagoor st, Louis
work.
or The public are respectfully invited ,ocalland
examine. Octoheri
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MYsTrRy or THE AMERICAN LvKEs
Erie, says the Dublin Magazine. is only 90 or 70
feet deep; but the bottom OF Luke Ontario.
which is 49, feet deep, is $50 feet below the
level of the ocean, or as low as most parts Of the
Gulf of St Lawrence; and the bottoms of Lakes
Huron sichigan. and Superior, although their
surface is 90 much higher are all, from tlair vast
depth on level with the bottom Of Lake On'a'
rio
Now. rs the discharge through the river Dc
,roi,, after allowing for the full probable portion
carried of by evaporation, does not appear by
any means equal to the quantity OF water the
three upper great lakes receive, it has been con
Icctured that q subterranean river may run from
Lake Superior 10 Huron, and from Lake Huron
to Lake Ontario. This conjecture is by no means
improbable, and will account tor the singular fact,
that salmon and herring are caught IN all the
lakes communicating with the 81. Lawrence, bvt
in no other. ....' Gee,
As falls of Niagara must have always ex,
iStrd, it would puzzle the. naturalist to sny how
these fish got into the Upper Lake. without some
such suhtcr,nurnn river; moreover, any percoi-
cal obstruction Of The river would furnish not
improbable solution OF the mysterious ilnx and
rcnux OF the lakc.-Dtlroa Baiiy .Aartrii@r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-07

TIE PYRAMIDS OF EGyrT The number Of
these now standing is between 40 and so. They
are all in what Is called Middle Egypt, and are
divided into 3 groups. The most remarkable Of
these groups, As containing the larges, pyra
mils, is in the vicinity Of Ghizen, not. far from
Caro. The lofiest ol this group IS that Of the
Chcops, So called from the name Of the l'rince by
whom it is supposed to have been built. 1t GOV
ers u space gilmore than Is acres of ground. Its
perpendicular height is $50 feet, thus making it
the highest work of man in the known world
Supposing this pyramid to be entirely solid.
which, however, il is not, IA has Of late years
been discovered its cubic contents would afford
material sufficient for building the fronts OF row
Of houses 90 feet in height. and yard in thick
ness, whose length would be 81 miles Accord
ing to lerodutus, 100, 900 men were employed for
90 years, in its construction. The remaining
pyramids are Of smaller dimensions; but they
mostly are notwithstanding, Of immense magni-
tude. They are not all vi stone, some being
made Of brick, The purpose for which these re.
markab,c cdfccs were constructed, is involved
in mystery even u remotest antiquity therori
gin was matter Of debate. and nothing certain
was known with respect 10 them or their found
ers. aiost probably they were once species of
tombs and temples, and may be considered as
monuments of the religion and piety, us vel! Us
the power Of the Pharaohs.
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.ZDFALL CAMPAIGN!0
ESkl Cabinet Furniture! n

DEFER RUSSELL respectfully calls The at
i tcntion ofhis friends and the public to his pres
rnt large stock o furniture which he expects ca
sonaliy TO teplenish before navigation closes. In
addition to his own manufacture, lie Is supplied
from large establishments beth IN st. Louis and
Chicago. Ills stock is selected for and shipped to
him by dealers who know that they are sending to
a prlctcn, mechanic and workman, so he is cnl
bed an average to sell better articles andn low
as either city. Is uau6l, he does one price small
profit aud cash business.
At the suggestion of a friend, he would respect.
fully remark that while he has established for him
selta business that will sustain itself against all u
ture competition, he has done something for the
public in supplying Ottawa and vicinity with good
furniture atvery low prices. ...
lie keeps hcarsc, and ready well finish
ed walnut coliins la' szesl always INLAND Char
yes low.
Warerooms on La Sale street, near the court
house square. Sent 20.
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House IN lNt!

A convenient tenement to let, and mmedi1rc
~. possession given, lnpu'rc ol g. BURR
November 80.
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Horse ShOeing

nONE a, H. Bamard's shop, supernendcd by
IL JouS lloorER.
No tico Prices at this shop. Horses shod new
in the best manner, at Sl.2i. Wagon making con-
tinned at the same place, as usual Old friends aud
customers, and new, are invited to call aud leave
their orders dee u B,PvArp.
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Business CARDS.
A. ROBERTS,

A. ROBERTS.
AuciioH and Commission Merchant,
IuR 1HE SALE %
Ecoi Estdte, Horscs Cdrriages, and all kinds Of
Personnel Property, eithr at Public
or Pricdte Sdle.
PERU, ILLINOIS,,
CoNsiGNNGNTs respectfully solicited, and sales
attended to III any part oi the County on mode
rate trrn.s. January 81 ls5!-3mo.
Tailoring,
A Rcdured Prices t0SUitfhe times.
THE subscriber would tender his thanks TO the
citizens at Ottawa aud vicinity for past a,urs, and
respectfully sohcits continuance Of their patron
age. lie has taken rooms directly the store OF
Rodgers Mills, & Co, formerly occupied by G..
Burr opposite the Mansion House where he will
he happy to wait on all that should call during hn-
-eness hours Garments otnll kinds made TO order
Pants and vests, from 8 - to 500
Coats, from 80 81. tdecl3 A NJ BAILEY
n B-Cuttng done on the shortest notice.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-11
Gle Ntma Q5lealler,
Patent window Sash.

We hrve just examined Shorts Patent Win
dow Sash, which we must pronounce the great
est improvement Tor small alteration, which we
have ever seen. 1t is well calculated for dwell.
lngs, stores, green houses, show cases, and
wherever glass is used, it entirely supercedes
putty. The mechanical arrangement of the
Sash is such that the glass may be taken cut and
put in again at pleasure.
4 sufficient recommendation for this invention
is, that it has been sold for seventeen States
since it was patented = See advertisement -
Waltons Duly Journal.
THE MAINE LIQroR law IN OUR LEGIsLA-
TuRE,-Thls biz is now receiving The principal
attention Of the House, and many count with
much certainly on its passage. 1t is supported
by an immense number of petitions from all
parts OF the States many indeed that we have
found it impossible to spec fy them in the space
we could spare for the proceedings, and which
will account Tor the ron appearance Of most Of
them by name in our columns. TIE earnest and
eloquent Neal Dow, has been here 70 aid in the
clu5c,
BIGGEST YEr-Mr Abraham Townsend OF
Berlin, dug potatoo from his field few days
ago, weighing plump 2 lbs and 2 o., not coun,
ting a small piece split off in digging. We said
last week in our account Of the two potatoes d
Mr.. Ashey's raising of Poutnoy, which weigh
ed 30 o. each" beat this who can" MI
Townsend has called to show Us that lie is the
boy who has done it by quarter Of pound
and is now for passing on the same word to 9TH
crs-beat this who can?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-11

lflorrir0.

In BrookheId, Nov. ID, by Rev. Mr.. Fleming, MI john
T. Slatton, Of Mortified, to Miss Hannah w. Poor,
Brooklied.
The cake was delicious, and the frostng beautifully
que and gazcd on tie bright rose leaves so costly
embedded in its pearly transparency, could but hope
that the of life and Of love might he strowna pent
fully along the pathway Of the newly welded couple.
In Wolcot Nov 4th by Alsc Jones Esq Eorace Iia-
zen, Esq Io Iydepark, and Miss Mary p stone of Nor
ristoWn.
IN Mddesex, Oct 3Ist, by Jacob s. Ladd ESQ.,, Mr.. ].
NJ Lawrence, IF Concord, N. H.. and Miss Nancy A. Cha
pin, Of Middlesex
In Bethel, Oct. 10th by Rev Aaron Ball. Mr.. Amariah
A. Owen and Miss Lucinda Mcintosh, both Of b.
Also, in Rochester, Oct goth by the same MIR. Norman
Owen, of Bethel, and Miss Ellen Granger of Rochester.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-11
Severe Cold Promptlv Cured.

NJ, THIS 10 AN uNFALING REMEDY.
n tssRs A. H. scovILL & Co-Sirs while out on n
snhg excursion last spring. got thoroughly wet and
pam IN my breast and between my shoulders ms mast
u en.fey prevented my taking long BREATH Cough
s NJ 6u NOT vloenl, was uf the accompanments
u l yellow matter, which looked like corruption NV
mpe conall indicated deepseaed Pulmonary Disease
a. pecane alarmed aboht myself for fear it would lead
~ Consumption was about applying to Physician
wme an intimate friend, who had just tiled its good eff
Ta uq seo me- TO- use Dr. Rogers Syrup of Lverwor
u.,u qua did so and tos curative aud health
,o3h lree BOTTLES which only effected perfect cure
pt nas seemed TO Ienvigorae my whole constitution as
nii nw move ROBUST and healthy than have been in
Ivy W. 91 W, q ~, ROBERT MOORE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-11
Coed News from TTassaohuso It's

Good News from Massachusetts.
The State election, which came off on Mon
day, has resulted gIoriousy for Freedom. The
Wing candidate for governor, Clifford, has been
beaten far worse than was Winthrop last year
and the candidate of the Free Democracy the
true and talented Horace Mann has received
most noble vote-tar greater than was ever be-
tore thrown in Massachusetts for free principles.
A majority ofcoaHion Representatives is or will
be elected.
The question Of New Constitution has been
carried in the affirmative. All hail. Massachu-
sets
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-11

OTRAYED f0m nv enclosure on Jones Brook in BofIn,
= on Saturday night Oct 3l, 1852, sotre white face
Horse about p year, Old with small breach on the right
side Whoever will return the same to me, or give ntor'
nation where sand Horse may be found, shall be suitably
rewarded. GEORGE ALLEN, IR,
/ pnrl IN NnN 4 lshl d.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-11
.gOhsa Casnp5cEl's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Court holden at
u tsglNeroN DisrRcr, S.. Montpelier vnhin and for
sand siiiet ON the Att day Of Nevemher A. y. 1882,
n ALVIN FULLERTON, Executor on The Estate ot
ceased presents his administration account for settlement
Whcreupon, ordered Shat the same be referred 10 the
eth day Of November, 1852 at the Probate uHce IN said
Montpeier for examination and allowance and that all
concerned be notified hereof, by the publication OF th
order in the Green Mountain Ftcsman, printed Mt Mont
PETER three weeks succcssNely soon as may be, a
they may appear, and said time and place. they see
cause, object theretu
By order of court
Attest, Lyman Riggs, Register.
A true copy ol record.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-11
A CARD,
TO THE LAnIES OLE MON'I

|
Mrs. Wnslow, old and experienced and Female
Physician, would call TIA attention Of the Ladies her
Soothing Syrup for Children eehng. 1t will immediately
relieve them from PAIN alay all spasmodG action, soften
the gums reduce inflammation, and is regulate tho
bowels Denend upon it, mothers it will give rest to your
\ selves and relief and health to your children
| Price 25 cents per bottle.
We have sold very large quantities Of Mrs. Winsl wv
Soothing Syrup during the past years. several thousand
the last year. We believe the best medicine in the
world for children teething for the of Dysentey
and DarrhGa in Children whether it arises from teethng
any other 1t gives universal sasfac0nnevt
heard complaint from any one using itneyer sold n
medicine universally successful in relieving pain and
pfCcting Cures--reef IL absolutely
CURTIS & PERKINS, Druggists, Bangor Me
| Sold by Agents in nearly every town in the State.
Thousands have been cured why may not you, by the
CratnP and Pain Killer.
The world is astonshed at the wonderful performed
by the Cramp and Pain Killer prepared by CURTIS T.
PERKINS. Its equal has been known for removing
pain in all for the Of spinal complaints, crap
in the limbs and stomach rheumatism in all its forms bill
iOus cOIc, burns, throat and gravel it is decidedly
the best remedy in the world. Evidence of the most won.
derful cures performed by any medicine
lars in the hands OF agentsyou may be positively sure of
relief if you use it.
N B.-Be sure and call for CURTIS & PERKINS'
Cramp and Pain Killer All others bearing this name are
limitations, and will deceive and iniure the patient
Price II 2 25 and 81 10 cts per bottle, according to size
-FoR SALE BY----
S. X. Collins, Montpelier; q. II. & J. NJ. Weeks and
Colby NcGatfey & Cos, Lyndon; II Chaplin, Glover; !
Kimbal 4 Co, Coventfy w Howard, Albany A Scott,
South Cratsbury Jones & lntchngs, Wolrott; Noyes
& Dutton, Eydepark B Green, Richmond Camp,
Ltowe; John Hobart, Mddlesex VIM Curtis, E Montpe.
lier J Freeman, PlainGpld Harlow & Smith, w Ran
doph, Fred Smith, NOithteld.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-11

CuRA AND THE UNITED STAfEs.-The Mad.
rld correspondent of the Koiiscfe Zeitlng writes
ender date Of Oct. 3, that be Knows from sure
source that the American Ambassador at that
Court has lately renewed the offer of Sl8O, 000.-
GOO made under MIR. Folks administration, for
ife island u Cuba. The Ministry alter having
made tn matter the subject Of special debea-
ton replied that Spain no longer thought of
parting with the island, but would employ her
utmost power TO keep it.-.N T. Tribune
VT. ASYLUM FOR THE ENsANE.-P Patients du.
ring the past year to Aug l. 496
Discharged recovered rs, improved %,
not improved Is, died 81, las
Reminding Aug.i !, 357
GALE IN THE WEST INDIES AND Loss OF
LIFE-A despatch dated Halifax, Oct 30,
says; The steamer Levanie, from Bermuda.
arrived to-day There had been heavy gale
there There lie reported a food on the south
side of Porto Rico, and 200 lives are said to
have been lost,
AcQlTAL OF EMzUn WmGHr -Elisur Wright
who has been on trial in the u States Circu.
Court for several days past, on a charge of aid.
log III The rescue OF Shadrach, the fugitive slave,
was on "Wednesday morning ocquetled. On a
former trial the jury could not agree.
A woman, dressed in mems clothes attempted
to vote in New York, but the inspectors, much
to her disappointment, rejected her vote. |. is
sad that she was going to vote the Democratic
ticket,
Mr. ". K. Smith, Of Fredricksburg, Va, it
% said has sold his Vaucuro gold mines to an
Eng 'sh company, which will 60 10 work among
them on large scale. The Price said to lave
been paid for them is 100000.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-11
I'D tc0.

In this town, the 9Th inst, Alice F., daughter of 10
seph aud Mary Ann Poland aged years.
In this town, 9Th inst, Mrs. Polly Davis, ae,d77.
In Randolph, Oct. 3st, Lucy Y. Bunham, wife of Amm
Burnham, aged 46 years
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-11
s5,lEsAN EashER&ENs

NNosI, IlYNlU hTtE8l NEINVVT'
A true copy Of record.
Altrst. INmnn Rrirrs. Reqistcr.
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quite q muddy and quite .. turbld but the Amazon
49, tie charm and the fascnatien which the pIsnts
tions upon the bank, the city upon the blu end tie
ssambost the water lend to Its fellow OF the North
vAverrne,c:s felt r.ssurs ct its sight had ALREADY
travelled hundred miles BY water ana faucied that
this powerful stream would carry nae to the ocean
But the water travel comparatively just begun; many
. weary month was to eapse ere l should again look
UPON the familiar Of the and many time. when
worn and wearied with the canoe life did excaim-
This river seems intsrninable."
Its capacities for trade and commerce are
great Its industrial future the most dazzling and to
the touch Of steam settlement and cultivation this roll
ing and is magnificent water shed woad start
to display Of industrial results that would make the
valley OF the Amazon Of the most enchanting regions
on the face OF the earth
From its mountains you may dig silver, iron, coal COP
per- quicksilver znc and TIM from the sands OF Its tr
butsries you may wash gold, diamonds and precious
stones from it's forests may gather drugs Of virtues
the most spices Of aroma tho most exquisite gums
and resins Of the most useful properties dyes OF hues the
most brilliant, with cabinet and building woods Of the
finest polish and the most enduring texture Its climate
is evs riasting and Its harvest perennial
With this enchanting picture, and the hope that
Lieutenant Hernden viii soon let US have in full
the report of his wonderful voyage down the Anna
zon, close this, the antepenultimate, of my num-
bers INCA
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large u Asy have Seeu snA ths sur,us vim Be- condo.
ablv ra6u..x N.sor. an. 80, ,.....,o,. ,.t ,.-,.
- S'0~ sslose sns sYHne MPosssons yes AsAss
enough to swell the revenue foA customs to point sx
ceedipw the annual expenditures
- !. x.---,.,. ga.
company n'.'y osPnsuSes In Oieve'snd' onio,
have bought the charter Of the Bank Of Commerce. and
- -
Esq, mas DeeA ohosen president ana H. D. Hunourr
Esq, cashier. The charter Of tho Bank OF Commerce
allows thu use of oaptal OF half r.fIl,or ef dollars
=,
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BALTIMORE. Nov 30, BOZ
Since report Of lat u we have TO notice greater
degree Of activity Ia Coffee market thaN has prevailed
FOR many months previously Up 10 tho l0sh inst tho
market anQud, and had rather dropping tendency
but about that time largs orders from the West in
ducod by the approaching suspension OF osna navga-
ton together with very favorable avces from European
markets, gave impetus to the d,msnd, which con.
tnued TO ncroafe TIL akc In the month by which ttao
the transactions for iatogor supplies and for shpmen 70
Southern market tooe aher With several speculative
operetons had exhausted the market OK oil good grades
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sPoFyufNGs


HUNTING DOCS FOR sALE-To sELLf ON AC-
count OF departure. two yopng haunting dogs tfrrs
blood.) Inquire at I& LeSnesd street Ia ths store
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FURs,
1919 sro1'Is.,oo,oooo.o>ooooo

EURs or ALL NATIoNs.-sTINULATED BIT tn
great demand that exists In European eiiso -
sumo. also By the enormous expense that has hithN
attended ths purchase Of sounry the ne
pretor has becn induced 10 enter largely into hs hraa
Ut business with determination 10 maintain the rsyui
,ahion, e1eeenee and economy Aad having
RlsAn and other fur sales he sfsr sdvanaGesn ~
department. not 70 be found u any other store q ~
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ITO MERCHANTS. MANUFACTURERS, PUBLISHERS
the present date for fale Price $25 Address Anti
quarian, Broadway Post Office, immediately.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-TwO LOTS,
90 feet 10 inches by 100 feet deep with the brick foundry
thereon situated south side Of Eighth street. between
Easy. Apply to JOHN u. MURRAY, " Old slip. or H5
Fifth avenue bet xeen Nineteenth and Twentieth streets
VONKER LOTS FOR sALK-CHEAP. NEAR TIE
village, much less than other lots selling for ad
joining them. The plot contains seventy LOTS viii be
sold to much cheaper than In separate lots
Call WIN. GROSHON. Agent, at his residence, In the
village. A chance Tor speculation.
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NUsnCAL

USOLIAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, DAVIS h CO.,
lI Of Boston the celebrated manufacturers of piano
ortes, with and without Coleans aoan attachment In
hs beucr TO accommodate th1r Southern and
)mers, we'll the oitisens of New York aud
vicinity, have made arrangements with NJ ssrs Gould
Berry Broadway keep aIarpe and fulsuppy Of their
pianos with without the 1oAu accomp lnment Their
pianos all have tina metallic frame sod cor scale and need
no Prices the above warehouse the
as NJ their 10 Boston Every instrument fully
susrsneed for year large supply Of second hard
sT6, 500 500 Sil0 sI25 $50 500 Gilbsres boudo!
pianos for small rooms; Carharts Princes Smths and
elodeons All the above NJ Wholesale
retail Dealers supplied liberal terms Pianos let
Cash advanced fer pianos new second hand Messrs
Could Berry extensive bhers and dealers whole
sale AND RETAIL In sheet music and music publications
Dealers in pianos or aupped reasonable terms
GOULD BERRY, 2T Broadway.
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GRAY HAIR-THE LATEST AN o BEST DISCOVERY
NJ Gray red hair restored 10 beautiful brown o. hsnk
The expense only twelve on hsf The receipt
full directions will Ne for ST. address Herbert" pcs4
paid, Isl lam street This IL hcmbug 10 gas youe
dollar, 1 give you my address
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fSAsT-0rg CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
" Ladies and gentlemen having cast on clothing fur
ntnre dispose Of obtain fsr cash price, by ding
for sho subscriber ~ residence or fine through abe
post will be promptly attended 70. Ladies attended b.
Mrs. Cohen. n. 8. COH1N. No. 66 Elm street.
I v. II. STATS, DRAPER AND TAILOR, NO. $40
~ Broo street. thres doors from Harlem Railroad Of
Ace New York just received, splendid ass rtment Of
order cheap, for cash.
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TO EVERYBODY WHO WANTS TO MAKE aoNEY

COMETHING THERE IS, so SMALL 80 QUICK
y You cannot hi, him with stick;
And put your finger any where
Fen on his tack-he lie not there.
Another creature sleeps with him
Oh, how he smells! he bites, he grins,
He sucks your blood, no drinks his fill,
But LYONS Powders viii him kiln
Lyons pills for rats, No. 42i Broadway.