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THEATER- Chambers-st.-

DURTON's THEATER-Chanbers-stt,-
ID THIS EVENING, Nov p , GiI Ge Pe'''nS' "'''
p p.sSastc1 t,resn Johnston Mrs smhsr hrs pyod
TIE hvorite Comedy IN Ssess OF
BECOME DULL CARE;
n, A Schocl fer Grown Chldren
ONE THOUSAND MILLINERs wANlnp =, 7
Doors open q o'eloet nd Circle Is cents; Pm
yste Boxes Is; OrcbesEs Chair. IS esnfs
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NAPOLEON III.-Just published, the
IN Tenth Edition of the magnificent Historical Work

NAPOLEON III.-Just published, the
IN Tenth Edition of the magnificent Historical Work
THE NAPOLEON DYNASTY; OR, A HrsroRy OF
THE BoNAPARTE FAMILY BY the Berkeley Men Svo,
CLOTH GA psS,s aud illustrated by twenty-five hne FOR
traits in tint. Pnce g %.
This work the only one published that contains
full and history OF the BonaPere family ana
has ceyed the highest encomunB from the pres OF o1t
hemisphere The full and impartial history OF LOUIS
NAPOLEON, soon 10 be crowned NAPOLEON iii- IL Sohe'
at this time, worth the price Of the book
Opinions of the Press:
vIy handsome volume in ptper; typography nd pa s.
under liz tito II will b. res1 and aer N ly ~
The who's Of Napoleon compfsod 10 AS g. A1a
clear animated and complete account pesca in l4
m o utcet Tor ns ttsrsph r. ard rs rarrf A. -. -
hers Of tbs family including tie young Breve u a', ~ ~
United States Army who hss irt been graduated ron
duS chfcucod here zach has portrait II 49, $3.50 "
worI Of deep interest AM unioaticd auiherey Inc IN
preston that tn whole subject OF Napoleon an a.
exhausted but the volume belo,s Us Is ie Of 'e
Is. T. Journa' 81 Conmeice.
Tie d.. "a OF ihs work happy AMI hs eee
With and zeal The por. d',ora
joseph, Lucn- jerome, end tue sister OF Bonape 10
inisfettng than that Of Napoleon himself -.
~ different hands the not always unoth "
stye though where bear r-rk a. re-cuch dsil IA
Ton ard Ssor an n many l-iances rcs 10 the tone o.
Ihs vork has .abofy prf red greatest
ard judgment suov The ial Of ths materials rom Nh
han winter have teen c1s-i IN 3D. lcion IL . eeNe
only Aucea h,' eouo hsse prod lced oeraby npaA
lioD o. B9napae family. Writers have s;isen 10 Dsa e
character of al connected Napoleon hs brotncEt
teen autuicd the Of and h SISTERS nr-i k an ~
ibid have been charged WITH the black rEn aH ie @ ~
rury HI al these mpgt4
the whole fuy We Ia them perfectly and sAf 70 lh
that America hts forward the fame Of the H4ef'
and the iasene-- OF the veased SAL the sanle
CORNISH, LAMPoRT 4 Co. Publisher,, .,
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DROTESTANT SERVANTS WANTED
III Cooks Iad,,, Maid Nurze 2Waisresses Nsn Wait
e.. ar Ne rs Gs1ud-st Call Friday nor1g fo " 70
u oclcck.
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~ New-Yorl5 Historical SoeietYy ~, Of
LkCTURES-ls52-l S53-for the BENEFIT of the FIRE
PROOF BUILDING FIND-1he Committee on Lectures
have e Course OF Lectures for the benefit
Of the reproof Building Fund viii be opened at Metro
polsn Hall THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. ?, 1852
The Course viii consist of Ten Lectures, 10 be given on
Thursday Evenings of December January and February.
Among tLose who have literally consented to lend their
names and service for this object the following gentle
men:
Hon. GEO. BANCROFT, of Ny; Hon. PIERRE
S0ULE, Of La; Hon JOHN A. DIX, Of n. X non
EDWARD EVERETT, of Mass; Rev thANSlS H.
HAWKS, d. D., of NY; CHARLES OCoNof' ESQ.,
The Committee also authorized 70 announce that the
Anniversary Address will be delivered by Hon
Rims CUOATF of Massachusetts, at the CONCLUSION OF
the Course under the direction of the Committee OF Ar
rspeements for the Anniversary; 49, M
aSmssop 10 The Course will be $40 for each ticket Tick
%, 70 lie Course will also admit the holder TO the Anniver
ssry Address by Hon. Rufus Choate' OF Massachusetts
member will be entitled TO one ticket for the Course
tanserabe in any case-to be had on application
tbe Library Rooms in the University.
TicLets NAV be procured, aud after Thursday the
ssh inst at the Bookstores OF Horace H. Moore, Mer-
chants' Exchange Appleton Co. No. 200 Broadway;
e. s. Francis Co.. No, 252 Broadway Evans Britain,
xeritv AUGUSTUS SCdELL, }
FRANCIS l., HAWKS, Committee
MnnRE
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TW IEASE-N hrstcIdss IfOtcI OF hcsef
j. yoirsquare fronting the Crystal Palace, To be erected
complete By the first day OF June next the soaeaSt
corner of 6h 81 and 6thav Building will be IS By 30 feet,
and 1--WE stories high and repete With every modern inn
proy, nent The plan will be nod fed suit the applicant,
and price reasonable respectable and popular keeper
use III be given for five or ten years. Any aansement
entered into the part Of the may be fully rallied
upou For further particular apply al tho Land Oce oi
r. O. PIERCE, No. ,l04 broadway, near bjdst
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This day published, a new Sea Tale.
NANKEE IAIfk Or Ihn PprIle

NANKEE JACK; Or, The PcrlIs OF III
n yateerman-A Romance OF the War 81 1872
This thorough going Sea Tale boistero1s an sirns
artng bun and rollicSinR TIE ocean and me
thereon end the Yankee srhimse, are all depicted WIN
hfelike reality that fail TO delight the read while
s natr IN will a warmer glow tom the deeds OF
American prowess on the wave described IN All
lee Jark' with graphic power Of LANGUAGE rarely ex
csIled Yankee Jack faithful reflex Of ocean life
hs not been xceed by any work Of the Kind that has
been recently published. Ii. LONG BROTHER
No. - Ann g., New-YOE6.
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Cost au0 fouu0.
\ OST or sTOLEN-On Wednesda,

have the by calling No. los MOdenane and PROV
ing property
4 OST or STOLEN-On Wednesday evening,
II i about dusk, a russell Trunk, marked A. VAN DEU-
SEN from tie National Hotel stage 90 was gong M
Broadway, down Murray ard Warren-sts The Trunk con
tanned clothing vaulbe papers. ard noes me paye9s OF
Nhch have been stopped The finder VIII b. suitably re-
warded by leaving the same, giving norniton " 70 s
discovery at the National Hotel, No. COnftlandtst
7 OST or STOLEN, on the night OF Election,
Al POCKET WALLET, containing two certlhcates Of
Stock of New-YOrk and Harlem Railroad Co. No o0 aud
Asa, twenty-five shares eachi one certihcate NO o.
Buildings Associations Fire Insurance Co, fifteen shares
certificate Bank of State of New-fok, two shares
note drawn by Willis Baldwin, to their order, and 10
dorsed by them for 1914 g. and small sum IN bank notes
"A the transfer Of the stock aud the payment OF the
Rave been forbidden hc finder VIII please retain the money
and send the papers 20 No "a Pues or No 81 tlnkort'
a. To BENZ {. BOVINE.
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INFORMATION WANTED.-GEORGE +.

L BIRKMAIER let his place OF business No 90 Cedast
Safurdsy evening, Nov. s. since which rie e nas been
missing He German about feet or inches II m5ht,
about 81 years of age and he'd when lat seen black doe
SKIN rants and ack rockcost and wore zod watch and
chain AppreEeus.ons entertained By his friends that be
hes teen ouy dealt with Any information concerning nm
will b. gratefully received and reward o. sV Wh q pSld
discovery or If dead TO The recovery OF as body rssse
conn unseate with JOHN II. WHITE, No. - Walls
Nev-Icrk
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6ouscs tl)ante1.

DOARDlNG-HOUSE WANTED, with med
le em improvements, between Ath.st and Chanbof~
Address WIDOW.
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CHECKs on the U. s. SCHOOL AGENCY

4 NHECkS on the L. =. SCflOCL hpENCi
Marc saabe and transferable, and procure nssotanoa
ard engsgernens it'll tic best Institutions, lnes teii
and NATIONS churches oganlsts aud 9oclsts uni the
full received with Interest," at the rate OF one
per the required compensation TOT one year TN
udng board; and The can negotiate Iof to"n,
county or State. VIII rot every school, family and
fescher ard every friend Of education purchase cheek or
s. SIC or more The acquaintance thus acquired u worm
times the Agents supplied a. Dali p,es bar-
IL persorai auplcafon most successful Esabhed 1871
Is II WILCOX, Founder and Proprietor,
No 293 BrosdwaY above he Para
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do OGn PARTNER WANTED
p - .UUU. Who has energy and business tact
sd 5000 each hand and desires 70 engage IN safe
md carle OF being ended throughout the United 81
from hch ten tinss the amount wanted be realized
the coming six nontils Address J. b., Tribune ONCE
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MEDICAL ADVISER and MARRIAGE
IVA GUIDE-A practical treatise never before Published,
e5 cents q copy free OF postage. Sold by SfRlSGER
TOWNSEND, No. ~, J. G. HARtlOT No ~ Broad,
Surgeon, No q Reade-st. corner Of Broadway n y
where he treats al the complaints, from u NJ TIL NJ
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CERVANTS.-Families in want OF good help,
~ for city country obtain such AZ the onee 10
20 Grendt near the Bowery where every enor. 80
l. WALLS
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tjouees 10 Eet.

A PAYMENTS TO LET-ln new story
IA House 18th st. 6hav with Immediate oosss-
consisting OF five w. two ON the nst n0o two
on the and the fourth IN lage cosetA The
usual pliviegc in the bath cellar, yard Sc Thoso
arc very desirable for small prya "a nily (gt out ch
peieId not required to move on LET May It sat
Security required for tie rent or ~ be paid Htetly IN ah
vance. Inquire No. l9j West l5th-st.
HOUSE and APARTMENTS TO LET at
i WEST HOBOkEN-A small H0usei rcnt ~ .
month also, Rooms with thrce Bedoomsi rent ~,
a. 90 and So also, large BeBenent, " 90 rent IA al
vance; TO small quiet families only. Apply at the large
new house IN the center OF the village.
DOOMS with STEAM POWER to LET
III Fine ght Rooms with good steady Power, 10 et In
the new Depot BSdng Of Center and Frsns nsts
Apply 10 w A ALLEN, on the premises accord hoof,
from to 10 daily.
CTEAM POWER to EET.-Several we'll
- lighted rooms with constant and steady power In build
ing cor. Elizabeth and Hesters's Apply % NORTON
L. BREMNER, No 2l2 Pesrl-sti corner Of Fletcher
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"ANTED-A situation as Chambermald or
w Nurse BY young Woman, a Protestant She can
be for thee days at her last place No Abonplace
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Published this Morning,
- I.r % HL4TaFF'

Published this Morning,
VNHE CHILDREN of LIGHT, q theme Tor
Il the time, BY Caroline Chescbro, author OF Dream
land by Daylight" Iss,r Sc. So. VOL l@no- coih
a.. Next week,
CAP sHEAF, fccsh bundle, by Lew, MyTte. vol
LIMO cloth; al j. = REDFtELD
Nos / 10 and IL Nassiu-st.
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4 NURSE or Scamstress, or as Vhambe.-
~ maid and Waiter by respectable young WOnin, IN
private family has he best OF city rocrence Apply at
No. 81 West 2Oth ST., corner eth-Nv.
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DDTSON TUACKERAY. STEELE, MAC

IA AULAl-An elegant octave Library Edition, OF the
Taller and Guardian, complete, volumes IN one with
critical Essay on the writings Of Steele and Addison, by
Macaulay For cole Wholesale retail, at No l7spruce-
ct, or OF BANGS, BROTHER Co., No. Is Park-row
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25

~ Thackcruy's Lectures.-The third of Mr.
T FRAYS Course of Lectures before the Mercantile
INV Afsocation viii be delivered on FRIDAY EVEN
ING rssxt al O'clock Rev Mr. Chapin's Church, No
s4s Broadway, near Pnncest
ntcd number OF single admirsOn tickets may he had
, ~ Library Rooms (uness previously disposed OF az
~ W ~ Price TO members 50 nonmembers IS CITE
'"' WV WILLARD l.. FELT, Chairman, Lecture
JAMES II; sHi ilrln COMMITTEE.
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WANTED-In Ina Fancy Goods

DARINER WANTED-In me nancy UOOds
Il Business generally termed Yankee Notons"-An old
established hru Is in want of young man with ist rate
experience the purchaser 70 whom an interest
viii be given No capital required None need epply but
q having frstetc capabilities as REGARDS know ledge OF
the goods adoed long acquaintance among buyers OF
thus description of goods All commune strictly
fdental Address Box s. las Poet Office, with real name
and a1drrss
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=, .,bl;.bed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning Price
a reT srrarn Two COPIES for s. Ten for 81. Adver
,r,sesnents 8 GEMS line for each insertion
GREELEY 4 MCELRATH. Publishers.
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.cup NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
THE sEMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE

-. OREGON ASD TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
tok ~ .ss departure Of each Mail Steamer for
rbii1cs Pace O. cent? Per COPY.
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WANTED.-As situation as Coachman, by
w younr Man who has beeH for number Of yesrs IN
the most res,ectable families 70 whom be can refer Can
be seen IL No % Gres. yeneff.
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- .e,gsir,-S with The Zoo. and Shoe basD.ss has inu
eace and sIpcrence Address B. and s Box losS Post
Ofbce
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WANTED-By Gentleman and Wife, an
w unfurnishsd front Room and Bedroom, w'sh hoard
either in private family or where there arc out m@
toariers Terms must be moderate. Address l.. A. y,
1T.hure Office
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~ Rev. Wr. Bellows win preach THANKS
GIVING MORNING 1t the Church Of the Divine UNITY,
IT o'clock.
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AS CH.aBERMAID and Laundress, or as
~ Cook Washer and Ironer by respectable young Wo-
mar in private fmy Best city reference froa her lat
place. Gail al No. - 6thav., IN The rear.
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"ANTFD-Two Protestant young Women
one as Plain Cook and Washer the other - Chamber
maid and seans,tess. Apply al No. 20 Markets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25

VNANTED-A Partner in the Clothing Bust
w ness with capital Of from $4,000 to $40 900 in
well hshed and doing business OF sOOOO per
annum One who has knowledge OF the business or
ofcloths end dry goods preferred line addressed to j.
b. Office of this paper with name, stating where an IN.
oCnfdentally.
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~ Rev. X. X. Foster win preach THANGS-
n O'Clock A. NJ
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uyuIIAM HENRY FRY's COURSE OF

NAT III4IANI
w TEN LECTURES on MUSIC, At METRoPOLl-
TAN HALL-Tbese Lectures wii % aen'sIso oa Of 81
dav Evenings commencing on the Sstn iiss. 49, y
.cibers Tickets for the Course, 80 when nay o. %
Ia ned at VIM Hall Sons Music Store No rs
sribers the price Of Tickets viii be 81 20 eseh C9acs
Upward OF 800 performers viii give the nnseA i4u''1
tons required BY these Lectures
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A 6 coed PLAIN Cook, Washer AMI Ironer, 10y
mended Can a, 40 los 2jth.st between ID and 3days-
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and APARTMENTS to LET at
DOOMS with STEAM POWER to LET
CTEAM POWER to EET-Several We



ing cor Elizabeth and Hester-s's Apply 20 MORTON
BREMNER, No. 2l2 Pesr-st, corner Of Fletcher
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VHE ADVERTISER having favorable Op-

potuniry OF increasing established, safe and profit
able business, would like TO negotiate for 900 20 S3o0O
either with partner or by giving security for the amount
Full particulars and satisfactory reference given by address
ing ENTERPRISE, Tribune Office, stating where an In
teryiew can be had.
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VNHE TICKET OFFICE for WIN. HENRY
Il FRY'S COURSE OFTEN LECTURES on MGS ~ %
bedeyered ct Metropolitan Hall on IVEspAi sny'S
INGS beginning on the seth inst is az HALL sun
Music Store No $50 Broadway, corner of Park-plaee
nODWORTH's SERIES of SIN 1hAND
CONCERTS.-The first Concert Of the shove ,e -
viii take place at Metropolitan Hall, on sAIO hOAi
EVENING the 18th Dec 1872 49,,
onerat;c Military and Popular Music, BY an oIenest9a
Of 81 a Military Band OF 20, and the COMET bANpcc
Subscription the series admitting two 70 s sSsn VS
.. H. ~ Nnsic Store Of II. B. DODWoRTh Co.
al ine Ie" -" No. 495 Broadway
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ITO HARDWARE MERCHANTS in NEW

II YORK BOSTON, &c.-A Hardware Dealer in city
in Csnada West wishes make Arrangement las partner
or otorwise with house in the States for regular
supply o American Hardware Address r. C., care Of j. b
Ry H. Toronto c. w
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Gpecial Notices.

~ POpnIcr Lccturcs-Tnbcrnacie Course.
WENDELL PHILLIPS, ESQ. Will lecture On
WEDNESDAY, EVENING next, Dec. !, at O'Clock,
leyenth Of the series the Broadway Tabsrnacle Sub
ct The Lost Arts" Tickets l21 cts To be had at the
took stores and at the door
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ITO LET-A well-iurnshed back Room, ON
the second floor with bath attached to one or two sin
gle Gentlemen without board at No. 10 Whitesi. third
door ffom broadway
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ITO LECTURERS.--The large and commo-
j. dious Lecture Room OF Hope Chapel Buildings Noe
ma and 10 Broadway 0pposte the Newly H0l) 20
rent Tile beautiful Lecture Room located eyen with tho
street and capable Of seating an audience OF 900 porsan
Tor the Lecture Room The Chapel also 70 rent ln
auire OF WARD NEWMAN, No GsJ broadway, or VIM
T. SHE'LL, No. 20 Wsll-st- corner OF Nassau
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ana nrw.YnRK WREKLY TRIDUNE
TIKI NEw-YORK TRIBUNE

FOR EUROPEAN cIkcVLAi ~
"A on the departure Of each Nal Steamer
Price 81 cents copy, or - year, 70 any %
,;ts IA, or a. 70 The Continent, postage inoloo'
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Boaro an6 Rooms.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Panama, N. c.
"A This Hotel is By far the airy spacious and cen
IA public house in che City Of Panama
JOHN d. BOWLES, Proprietor.
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A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, Professor of

DOARD-At No 90 Fulton-st Good Board
I'D end Rooms for tie winter Also, transient and day
bOarders.
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Wants.

A s GOOD Cook. Washer and IrOner, by a re-
N srectable Young Woman in a private family Has
coed apply No. 800 7thay Can De seen for
tive DAYS.
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FNtNNIN y TN " INt'f Z tWIIuE9I0'
GEORGE II. MOORE, )
ecture by Thomas Francis NIeasher.

~ Catholic Institute OF Newly Ork.-lt Is
The wish of Mr. MCGEE that his Lecture announced for
Thursday Evening next, should, IN consequence OF Mr.
MCael lectung the evening, be postponed to
FRIDAY EVENING, the 18th.
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DOAED-Or Rooms without Board, can be
I'D Rad ~ No lcs Grana-s, first block west ct Broad
Wev
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ITO LET-A number Of apartments 10 rent
10 small families in houses no. 80 ~, Ifi, lfs Eas
lth at az CrotOn water on every 1oof Apply
10 ID r. MACFARLAE, No. B! Sday, from AM 70 |f.h
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A PARTNER WANTED-By an active bust

~ in good safe business drug brokerage
OF other brokerage business preenei the advertiser
hss means end furnish uudoubted recommend olsi
would have no becons lending MS capital on security
ard take a salary Address conhdentay r. % b. a. th,s
Office with real name and particulars. None Others noticed
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vIyO LET-A small Store suitable for Shoe
Nsker or Tailor with Room and Bedroom, AZ No 357
Horstonst opposite Orchard. inqurest No. n Grand
st. near BOweIy
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-12-18

Adversely does not take from Us ours|
true friends, il only disperststhose who
Ipfeteudedto 10 be such l.iiicgitl.5eF
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N,
Hints for Housekeepsrs.
fsgnt1s cul.iyaser,
Smoking Meat.

| - I, 4, i, N Il tf..y. T..
4 MEssss, Ed TORS -snot . llll1'e nae
bern written on .lls me subject of PIfPaf-
Iing meat, II the best possible manner ,s
tfor eomsstlc purposes previous 70 ll.' Pa
IclDga a ths ,'si snose noun, oos i'ss'e
@ nothing ifas been e ssid q sne snasses :. q
nohisg q. 70 apps rance, y nes
been taken ior granted, tnaI 'nls Z Psc. 2.
cess lso important u s,. lsss'i, ana sna.Il, g,
be done with carel could be performed =
1Iby any one, " who known enough -
fbulld 9 fire. fhoss who have ealen
bacon smoked es y ssosia oe ana AFTER
IIwards Partakfn q that wnlcn nas oeen g
Il lsc'oorrched, heated earnsa % = c,uss on
me OUTSIDE, asi y 700 irequensiy sns
casetwl1n .., 9. lhs nsa' 9 msa PsoR.e' R.
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