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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-01
Dissolution of Partnership.

IN f Partnership heretofore existing between Otto
L Gelpcke and Hermann Schroeder, has this day been
dissolved by mutual All those indebted to the
said firm, are requested to make immediate payment
Hermann Schroeder; and all those having demands a.
gainst said firm, present them to him he is fully
horized to settle the affairs Of the late firm.
OTTO GEI.PCKE,
HERMANN SCHROEDER.
DubuGue, October GOD. 1852.
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Dubuque New Stationery
BOOK STORE.

CHARLES RATTRAY, begs to inform the nhab,t-
~ ants OF Dubuque and surrounding country, that he
has commenced the above business in that commodous
store Immediately under the City Hotel where he will
be hapy them with every thing the above line
He has.
SCHOOL BOOKS
OF every variety used in the State, writing books
States, ink quill and steel Pens. etc
STATIONERY {. PAPER
Of all kinds sizes and qualities from the finest writing
the coarsest wrapping.
BLANK BOOKS
Account and Mercantile Of all on hand or made to
pattern at the shortest notice
LITERATURE.
C. R. will keep hand of all kinds Of
Magazines.
WALL PAPER of the newest styles.
As c. r. will employ his whole time in the Trade he
hopes by diligence and endeavor to please f
meet part OF the public patronage [may %, dw2m1
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-01

EXCHANGE BANKING HOUSE
and Land Agency of
COOK, SARGENT & CO.,
DUgUeUE, Iowa
LyXCHAHGE on all the principal Cities Of the UNI
1Lted States in sight and time Bills, purchased and
for sale in suit. Collections on tins City remit
ted for day payment, rates of exchange
Interest allowed on depostes
Land Warrants constantly for sale.
Refer to:
Messrs GEO. SMITH K Co., Bankers. Chicago. III.
$ Z. w. CLARK BRos. do st. Lousis, Mo.
: E.W. CLARK, DoDGE & Co. do New York
& HATcH & LANcpoS do Cincinnati, Ohio
&C N. HOLMES & Son 20 Pittsburgh Pa.
&c J. w. CLARK & Co. do Boston, Mass.
Aug 25-iy.dw
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Ole Bull il said to have subscribed $50, 900 to
the stock Of the Sudbury and Eric Railroad.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-01

WHITE LEAD and WINDOW GLASS. I have now
w in a stock of pure white lead, and window
glass, of the best quality, which will sell cheap.
A. GILLESPIE.
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cal Estate.
THE undersigned offer the following lands
J. for sale on reasonable terms.
In l)uRuour (JouNrv

In ALAMAKEE County.
n h hfn.w 81 81 % % NV
Apply at the Real Estate Agency of
w. J. BARNEY & co.
Dubuque, Oct. goth, 1852. wifi
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E. Note.-When Mr.. Burt read the amend
ment to the proceedings, the Recorder asked
permission tot say that the Board may charge
him with having omitted as much as they pleas
ed Of irrelevant proceedings but ifhe were char
ged with having misstated any fact, he would
claim the privilege Of defending himself in a
note ofexplanation.
Being now satisfied that this amendmen
was intended only a. an imaginary salve for
wounded dignity. waive for the present, the
explanation which intended. This is the FIRST
instance in watch an objection has been made
to the proceedings as published. A simple mo-
ton would have saved the Mayor from insult
the table from many hard thumps, and
waste of valuable breath for an hour and half
provided aiscays that the aggrieved dignitary
knew what motion 10 make, or how to make it.
hope II was never expected that should
bottle all the gas exhaled through "fuss and
feathers'' but merely TO give the public "a
Whit Of the aroma in which our Fathers are
enshrouded on these grave and solemn occasi-
ons. do Extraordinarily, there being nothing
in the charter, ordinances, or other proceedings
to require my attendance. / will continue to
do 20, and to give faithful synopsis Of wha.
occurs, even if it should subject me to Globe
Building investigation.
RECORDER.
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Cooking Extracts.
LARGE supply of Extract Of Lemon, Vanilla, Nut
IA meg and Rose received and tor sale at the Drug
Store of may 81 A. GILLESPIE.
Tribune cOpy
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SCARP'S cow ND

ACOUSTIC OIL.
For the cure of DEAFNESS, pains, snd the discharge
ofmater from the ears also ali those dsaereeabe
like the buzzing of insects falling of water, whzzine
of steam, &c. &C., which symptoms Of approaching
Deafness and also generally attendant with the disease
Aug 6-y I. MASON, .AQeat,
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MISREPRESENTATION, Sardines, Pickles, and prime
"a . by rAug3dwy, GELPCKE and SCHROEDER.
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Sold in Dubuque, wholesale and retail, by T. MASON:
in Prairie du Chen, by o. p Master; and by the drug
gists everywhere. Aug. 5-dw3m
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I T SHOULD BE UNIVERSALLY KNOWN-for il
is strictly tme-that indigestion is the parent of
large proportion of the fatal diseases. Dysintery dar
rhGa cholera morbus liver complaint, and many other
diseases in the inspectors weekly cata
ogue of deaths, generated by indigestion alone
Think OF that dyspepcs think oft ali who suffer from
disordrred stomacns and if you willing TO be guided
by advice founded upon experience resort al dcn
delav day. to Hollands German Bters, prepared by
DIR. C. NJ. Jackson, which, Alternative, curative.
invieorant, stands alone and unapproached. General
depot 100 Arch street. We have these Btters and
know that they excellent for the diseases specified
above.-Phiiadelphid City Rem. no4G2m
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-01

GOOD assortment of Iron Axles, Buggy sprn
IA Smiths Bellows, Mouse, Hale and American A
wis., Crowbars, Sledges Hammers, &C., in store and
sale by FARLEY CHRISTIAN
Aug. Is, l85l-ly
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Pure Cod Liver Oil.
n sunplv of Rushtnps clark & Co.'S. superior COD
n Liver Oil, just Reed and fors 10 a. the Family
Drug Store Of A~A'T.S' "
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPEEI0R COURT, JANUARY TEVM-JUpGE Ellis
- worth, Presiding. Elizabeth D'Won Vs. samuel d I;
inemperaneo and ntolersbs cruelty The pesisioner
Tho daughter OF Jacob Goodheavt, OF this city, highly
respectable and worthy young lady The family from
Holland and although they have been in this country less
Petition gsaptsd,
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PUBLIC LECTURES.
ZINE RTss

fSINE ART3--CoLoRED DAGUERRgOTYPas FOE
h lisy Cents-Ring'e Shyltght Rooms, los Bowsry,
,rsen Hester ana Grand asfeets he only establishments
somcy olorct md eneseed Tor fly JOINTS snd
Larger sses - squsy low ssss No charge ulsss perfect
5stiBfsos.o1 - given.
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3PE1CLAG apTIOH.
AT TUE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF n
~ PieAYnne Club. hell Nnnda eyeninn- Iann 49,

& e Si
whereas hsnks of this Club and she whole community
are ennently due the PropretOro of the icaynne
nsvs tn y amess comic family negs,
and al and asr ss
proofs The publics esmson st the came time th atis
has an nense desire ON the ralt s fair subss
commands alike their isndshp respect ad
Tho subscribers general and The fair sex in parscuar
the srsthestion Of their auda ambition and
Rsoysd ,hss sAis olHs give grand fancy are. Ball,
Of his fair and .s sna where
they may have the much desired opportunity Of thanking
the mas e s
Ii the The
their %srIest frenaship admits.ion and respect
lynn Tas Gothic Hail. Brook
s S s IT, ir
ID It they also he advertised in the Herald Fremsns
CHARLES B. REYNOLDS. Secretary. ''''N'A"
Ok WARREN STREET, NEW YORK. FED. g. 1852
ai hs ss1s
in yS %I paper Of the the lad usimO
70 Warren stree.
s a .. nis.
N f1 Inc need apply eau tr.n to O'clock"
s a
foolish not TN essn now
ii n n.y.. s and
Romsn Catholics in e@vIoymeat and such i the
ma sa d.s, mot e the
ment wi admit that have, all occasions treated them
With e ysg .hss
a.
become subject beg iesse moss respect
&c
s hs In 'f a Of m w and
10 JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Eco. SANS GRAY.
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NEx YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT s.
~ MAIL and Express Lines, through II "A hourF. n :!
nArosd,. via Jefssy Clay leaving New Y2rh. 50 a.
- looto OF Coralsndt streets A. m and SP ~ Hosry
reet-leAve Philsdephis, ss0ours, fKoa 1904 % nss
street Fare reduced 70 az for srs s.s' and 81 es 81
como cAse Baltimore Washington. aud chseston tnrvrt
hckets sold in the lines ana rousn ugage ,srea
IN the +. n. limo New Rsrk' Wfh snreukh eon-
Auators.
fNAYDEN AND AkBoY RAILROAD LINS T4R rus
~ lsdeirhis, 81 10 school, A. M feI1 psa &c y Nornn
rve- oet az battery place by sseam boh JOHN rOrIk0
isli. isund. VS. .reep ted srrvi.s ~ Pihsdeirhs
~ g.-. ss; iscsas slsH >. ----iTI m -. Us r.
d. fa<~, q ~ iAAD9 A3WS
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VALEkl r G5l VA IN TIN ES!-vALENTINE MANU-
faotory-jet all dosers remem Dor that lean and
cheap Iossse render the sale of Valentines arts and that
the deEald viii large; 30 send In while
tho socNssrge. freeh, ard splendid 10 FISHER BNO-
TIER Tho picaeer In, Valentines ~ their old staad "a
Chatham gtrees
VJALEHTINES AND Laos PAPER, THAT TOOK
the premium at tho Worlds Fair Lace Valcnti
fro desn by srtag, from 2s Cd dozen 10 $40 each
ornaments enable ladies TO make their VAL nos
the BIGGAR valentine Emp arium 90 Canal street
iy opposite Morscf street. near Broadway.
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: : " : -
MUSICht..

EBURCH ORGANS FOR sALE.-ST. PATRfCKS.Ca-
~ the1rsl orfEnlt has three eets OF keys. The
II Eighth stree. Church, nesr the Opera HOUSE An Eng
sh organ with aets Of keys end pedals Five Orgsp
Of eght stors and pedals Comic Three Organs
five bops Grccian and 6ohic Two Organs Of four
stoTs Grooian and Gothic Two Organs of three
ttops with Greoian and Gothic -Four Paror Organs
ana two Beoond Organs For particulars inquire or
HENRY ERBEN. l72 Centre street.
DIANOS-A 6h OCTAVE, SECOND HAND, ROSE
wood Piano Tor 800; one mahogany do, for 500
old for 500 6 octave cottage ano and
rsnted for Stj; Ga octave do for $500 two
ak Musc tools ten gold Wa:chee gaismandee safs
double bsrrellcd Cum ak bareed Revolyes 800 Blank
Books 1909 Segars &C., SC. CASH advances merchan
disc and personal property generally.
j. r. JON s. so Ann street, second floor.
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e
rNHEWoN DERFuL YSAR.-DR. G. w. R0RACK, Pro.
lessor hstrolosy from stocs olm, Sgedon the
knowledged head Of the School Of modern Asrogy would
respectfully inform the putlic that the 1859 bScg the
Bissere Leap Year, affords pe0ulisr facilities Tor
practice Of hstrology and Geometry The Stars always
truth ters 10 tho eye OF the phetc science; bat this
these revelations will be full clear and perfect
,fau st ordinary times WHIST says tho great pse sad AS
trolo ger hgrippa. in his "Book OF the stars -
TITS on Leap Year the plsnets tell our race,
Not only facts but Circumstance and place,
All the wide future with their lighs unseai,
and unto man his destiny reveal.
Consult them, then. in this. their time Of power.
And take, u nan, their kno wledsc as thy dover
Now. therefore Ia the proptous time. Nc matter how
perplexed Affairs be. under what diihcutss
you labor whether In business love. law or any orun-
stances Of bodily picon you receive accurate nfor
nation and oonsoling aid fr Dr. Z. w. Robaos, Vhe
street. either by addressing hin by etter with fee from
one dollar 10 i've dollars proportion 20 the information
required, or BY calling up him ~ his residence.
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NgONEY-ALwAyS TO RE HAD IN SMALL SUNS
vA onsl property Real sold leased to
collected nc. App'y to A. J. GIRBS.
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kIQUOKs.

klQUONS.
NJ B. PETERS CO. ARE OFFERING 7REAr1E
l tations 10 lovers Of choice old Wines B-snsss ka
In fact everything thas desirable in the Of cham.
pagnes wines brandes porter. ales brown so1t. vors
syrups bitters, &c. no be found 81 their ~
Broadway first block above Irving House Bisr lie.
men fond Of smoking good sssass are invited 10 call.
T .oNDoN PORTER AND BROWN STOUT. HAST lS-
IL dis Pale Ale, Scotch Ales Dublin Porter. 30, sc
warranted gen uine; Kendas Olive Soap, spaittsd Iy
who 10 TO be the oet useful and Al
family UNDERHILLS celebrated Brandy }tore $50
Broo me street. corner Crosby street.
TTFDERHILLs (fA1E DALLIAoRE's) CELEBRATED
Brandy store, ON the corner of Broome snd Crosby
atee still maintans The reputation CT selling the ehosess
Brnndies wines WhiakeJs, &c. &c, Of every grade in
store in the city.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES ks.

A DAMS & co.'s CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACKAGE
a ana Parcel Express, per U. g. Mail steamer Empire
City, on Monday, February 9-oue next regular sem
monshly Express for California va Chsgres and Pspams
will be despatched in charge Of Of freight
agents by the Mail steamer Empire City, Monday
9Th inst p N. shippers intending TO send BY
this Express are urgently requested 70 deliver Their
soods with Invoices on before SATURDAY. 7h as large
freight sntoipsted BY the steamer Gveyhsg must DO
made water proof or IL will be s owners risk NO package
81 oud exceed l25 ba weight. Small parcels will DO recey
cd until o'clock, =. NJ, as usual NO Custom House Tees
and no charge for Consular oerthcate
ADAMS II CO., 10 and Is Wall street,
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II DON WANTED, NEAR BROADWAY. BELOW
Canal street, for single gentleman, without board
Address Peters, this ofi3e,
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RERFORD AND CO.'S GREAT CALlf0R RIA PACK ACE
AZ and Parcel ExpresOur next shipment will 20 forward
ny tho States Mail sesmer0herokee 5th inst in charge
eci throu 10 San Fran soo Our charge
on ftighs lie less than by auy other express All eishs
muat be proof and sent IN the day before
sailing Packages not to exceed 25 pounds. No charge
custom house coEsusr fees sua parcels received till
IL O'clock, day Of calling GEErOhB CO., 2yescy
street Aftor House Passage s the u .. NJ and \. NJ.
o. Co.'S shps occurred AZ this Office, only through Rc
GREooRY's CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL
Express. via the iethmus OF Nicaragua through In
SPOUT twenptve daysfhe subscribers will forward an
nyrres fsesh BY this expeditions route BY the pshp
Iromttheus on Thursday b.h February mss at Il. n.
are particularly requested 70 have their goods ~
hm once on or before Wednesday 18th inst In packages
rob exceeding 100 lbs weight Eesars Adams Hofm.n,
eur San Francisco snd Nevada city oces, will have
charge OF our freight by this steamer
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK.
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EaoUsEs, R0osss, ese. WbsTED.

I0UsE WANTED TO RENT.-A GENTEELLY FUR
nishSd House. with all the modern ssus-
bed between Wrverey plsce and thrd by
gentleman snd his wife, without children Possession to be
ia. Post Office -
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NNANTED-A SITUATION, IN a STIPPING OR
w Commission House by young msns who has had two
ysArs experience. Rest Of references given address
8 4. D." office Of the Times.
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WANTED-A COACHMHN THOROUGHLY UNDER
w standing his Blu nets who has good
rom nf asi place and can come immediaely would have
10 go IN the country six months In the Apply at
Broadway.
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COUNTRY REsIDENCE WANTED TO LEASE FROM
~ four TO twelve land. with sma dwelling house
snd barn. plentiful supply Of coed water ana In good
neghbo,hood should he the privilege Of purchasing
same st The end Of tho lease dssisea Said place
ian Island preferred Address A. w. Jr. Box 2663 Posi-
office.
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WAETRD-A SITUATION AS sEAMsrREss IN A
w Eente family Inquire ~ 40 Rose street, in rear.
Can DO seen for .hrte days
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WANTBD-IN FREECu IMPORTING HOUSE OF
" slk aud fancy goods egtsblshed in this CITY,
man who speahs French and EnsRb, having knowi
edge OF bnSincas sud possessing 0eran capital st hs da
possl lie would be sdasted partser or Interested in
he BUSINESS and COULD in necessty mako the voy
$50 to Paris for purchases Apply as g3 Broadway IL the
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nOARD.-A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD ACCOMH0-
~ date gentleman ana wife with pleasant room and
board The Location Is very desirable Should thc lady
sees the requisite musical requirements she might dis
posed give lessons the Piano two members Of
family, for which fair remuneration would DO allowed
salt Of to let 30 two gle emen with full
partial board. Dinner At o'clock. Address Marion
Herald
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LoRK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREEr
Ludgate Bill Lond0n.The shove house 10 centrally
situated has an excellent coffee ten evolve prya
sitting between forty and Fifty light, airy bedfooms
good smoking warm, cold ap1 ahoWer baths
ready; nighs porter In EeadsRoe fixed charge for
vsntt tho New York Herald fled. Thomas Quarter.
maine euders his grateful thsnke 70 his American freGdf
for THO svoTs he ae so long enjoyed AZ their hena and So
icite sher continued patronage rad recommendation
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Fo9ARD--A LADY CAN ACCOMMODATED WITH
hubert street.
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WANTED--A YOUNG MAN, TO TAKE AN INTEREST
w in one Of the odest and beat fitted up oyster aud
drinking saoons the city and paying largo profit
The location of the the
rent for she location This s great inducement Tor
Joung nan to commence in business wish only
S or the interest will be sold. Call at 656 Broadway
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msn, eighteen years of age, in Wholesale grocery
commseion house Can give the best of
from his present employer. Salary moderate Address
James, Herald Office
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WANTET--A SITUATION. BY A YOUNG NAN WaO
w bas slirht lr ewledge of DR. wing assistant
Architect or other mechanical Address "
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rRIyATE BoARD-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, OR
Il three single gentlemen. can be accommodated with
I'd snd rurnshed Apartments At No "a East Twentieth
street, between Fourth avenue an 4 Brosdwsy.
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BOARD-A GENTLEMAN NAY HAVE ROOM
- with board ~ the pleasantly located dwelling, No ~
To6ster streey.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY An ENGINEER, WHO
W s capable OF firing and attending either station
or locomotive engines Can give the best of references Ad
dreas Engineer, No. Leonard street, OF Hudson.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE.-WANTED TO RENT OR
~ purchase th island. within fsrty minutes distsnca
the City Hail. dependant railroad carriage
good bsantia house and garden, suitable large
respectable family Good water indispensable. Address
766 Lower Post Office New York.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE GEN
"A temen, can be odated with handsomely
nshed room with board ia private family House ~;
contains all the ldern Improvements References
changed Apply a. No. II Troy street. near Fourth ST.
R0ARD. IN SPANISH FAMILY, wAErED-BY AN
" hmtrc,n gsntlor who wishes 10 learn the
AsdrefsJ ~ NJ 2s Chrystie street. The best references
given.
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LIMITED STATES HOTEL. LATE NEW ORLEANS
Hotel, BY Riohis G.nter, Main street. opposite the
G sthsdral Church. Panama.
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{NANTLD-A SITUATION As COOK, WASHER AN
w lroner, Chsnhermad by very resp sctable and
competent she 10 veil qualified TO fud tie
duties of either situation and furnish good city rcer
fer two DAYS.
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s&I rUwxgoArIOsA.


A LWAYs GOING HEAD. THE REV YORK RE-.
"A yeillo contains this (assugra) several new
estures Ple.ee tate notceA rev York story. BY 10
Frank tho celebrated Ten Pin Boy, entitled "rhe Fire
Laddie original s.crg, By Jack btaos, "A Nan
oserboard, yarn Of ,he hight watch Fight OF the
fidders, new story, by g. L, Il. James Es1 besides
lots of comic illustrations csreatures, anecdotes &c
all for two cents Ha subscribers year On Gale by
al boys md pero dch agents Wholesale by Dexter
Co, s. Pnlioek and MADDEN, Ann street and Price
400 Hudson street, New York.
BARToS L CO., Publishers ~ Ann street.
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UoARD IN SOUTH BRooKLYN.-A FEW SINGLE
~ gentlemen, or gentleman and his wife. can be SC
with pleasant beard within thres walk
OF South Ferry aIply northeast corner Of ticks IN
Stste skrelte.
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saTSCELLA N EOuk.

fG>O EUHDEsS-PROPOSALS WILL DE RECEIVED
nntu SATURDAY. tho 7h OF February next for rebuild
ing the Koypors Pavilion At Keysert NJ j. Tho building 10
he Of brok hundred front by forty feet Deep
three stories high basement With wing q sixty
ment For plans, specifications 60 apply ~ The ooe Of
d. Warner, at Keyport. DE La rhYETrE SCUENCK.
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WAETEp--A WAITER; ONE WH0 PERFECTLY UN-
w Serstands his business and give COED clio, rete
Apply At Thirty seventh street, between Aidson
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RoARDING;-A SUITE OF ROOMS WE'LL FUR.
NJ nisbed 20 le suitable for All family or ale gen
temea private table will be furnished with full " par
tsl bosrd The bouse lie neat and private To person
Of high rcspeotaby this addressed quire at ~
lin street. weat eide, near Broadway.
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socisonThe first regular meeting ct the above Asso
citation will be hold ~ their No 6 Grand street,
Wednesday evening" February 4th, 1854 40 TX o'clock
Ivesy member of the 70 % present.
SO there will be election for officers. Books will be opened
for subscription FOR shares Entrance Monthly Dues
~ per month TIE pueblo respectfully invited 10 atead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

T'0 LET-To A SMALL FAMILY tWITHOUr chit
dran) the uppor part Of House No. l9 Fifth street,
between avenues ard u, consisting Of half the house
etf tequted 70 sui'atie tansnt, the rent will be
M dfrtte Appyon the premises, or 10 RICHARD uLl-
ElhKLE NO. S6S Rivington sree oil Ess stget,
Fast river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

WARE!--r HEY ARE CONN o.
ID Toward msttross. bed qailtB, beds RI feather,
The fess and bed-buRs this warm Heather
Arc very apt 10 make spproaches
And tie the 90 sgon too for reaches.
bgch m7tron therefore Bsould be buying
The fsmoue powder made by Lvon.
With good emerge c dusiing
THEY'LL AL full soon In death be resting.
Ind ii his pills you scatter freely
The rs.s an d mice will do loo, really
LYONS Magnetic Powder and PILE 42i broad way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

WAkTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION
" IN aprivate family, as Lsundress. or to do the cham
serwcra and fne washing ana ironing Please cat at ~
Streets