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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-09
PRE- MIU II BINDIN & T..
WEED & EBERHARD,
MADISON, WISCONSIN.

WEED & EBERHARD,
II ANING opened ext nSve Book Bindery, take
his opportunity Cfinf0vuiUC the unity s. large
that they prepared all orders which
e entrusted 70 their such furnishing stse and
county officers with
BLANK BOOKS
q ali kinds ruled e order sud the bsst quEy a "a
- Old books rebound in Turkey Morocco PLAIN Eng
lsh calf, sheep, or paper bindings. magazines pam
pbiets- session laws C. bound in the stylaal
OF which work will be executed the low MilW akce
prices.
- Paper for blank book consisting Of cap crown.
and folio post, always on hand
NB-oFders from distauee must be accompanied
With psern Tor ruling auJ the OF paper required
snd style Of binding. must be- designated, others sa tht
work viii be executed in scc9rl with tbs us form
Tor the blank book required This establishment Is en-.
teiY and braces the latest improvements in ru
and binding W 4 Z
Madison, Get 81 IS5I--tL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-09
Notice to Miners.

y otherwise trespsssng upon the south h.lr Of he
northeast quarter % section six ave, range three
east, IN The county lows, under The penalty the
WILLIAM TYRER,
EDWARD TXRER.
DcdgeviHe. Nov. s, 1852. 5m3Pd
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-09

TEAS-Choice Green aud Black, also
low priced Teas, for sale at
A. &. DAVIS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-09
@TRAYED

TvROM the subscrib living about ~ miles north q
L szst from Mner2 Point, last spnDg calves One
Is bull calf mostly whites few red spots. The other
fer calf nearly al r-f, with white face. Both are
marked with slit the right Any Information
respecting them. sither lef tas Tribune Oce or with
the undersigned, y i'll be thank fully received.
RICHARD SANGWIN
Nov. 2lfh, 1882. Str
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-09
FEVER AND AGUE.

For tt.ss sceurEe of the western country these
Medicines viii Be found safe. speedy, and Ger
tam Remedy. Other medicines .rlye THE system
subject ID retuuof lhe q --...-.--a care by th.Se
medicines Is pernauaut--GRE THEM, EE
SATISFIED. AND BE cru RED.
Bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints.
General Debility, Loss oF ArrE rlsE, AND
Diseases OF FEMsLEs-thcs- .t,eiues have heru
used with the most beneficial results 10 eases st
tins description ~ + ING's Gstl and ScRoryi.s. In
lis worst forms, Yields 90 the utd yet powerful
action 81 these remarkable Medicines. Mem
SwE,rs, Nervous pFuf3sN. NEEvors Cow
PLANTS of all kinds. PALrsr,TIoN oFeuE IiEtBr,
IAINrER.s lnIrl- IN. sr,--L-IA- l.nr.LL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-09
CEIANCEExY SALE.


ATOIICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an ord CT
"a and decree ia DnsnCery OF the circuit Court 10
County, in The StalH Wisconsin, lace snd entered
IN said Court on the Zls day of october A. ID lr5@ in
the cause beurs said CouTf whereia Daniel - lyeaer
+ complainant and William q. spencer and vile and
lhury therein given will sell public vendue,
highest bidder for cash IN hand. saturday the 18Th
day Of December. A ID lc, between the hours nine
clock a. and five oCl 9Ck ?. NJ said day, The
Point, in said county all the aud interest which
he 5aIG " IlEn 6. and wife and BENJAMIN and
James ACdmss defendants, had at the date of
referred IN SAID order ard decree, of and the
thefeuutu belong NJ, 10 Wit: lying and being in the
own OF N1lH. county Il lava and stae of Wisconsin,
Aud is kCOWu describe the map the survey OF
sand town Ct Miidin beng The whole of Lot
running back nor ErFy hundred feet; feet
front and running baCE huud red feet Of the side
Jt Lot number twenty Two, sud adjoining said lot
three, together with All tie appurIenauc-s thereuDto
belonging the Also the lowing piece or par
Gel OF land, and KNOW auC designated part
south east quarter suCtu twenty seven, IN township
number aF-, no IN Of RAJ E east, gncng four
hundred and ten feet uUrth rOm the north
u Lot number twenty one, designated the towu
plat OF the town OF Mullins thence north forty lime
east three chains ans sixteen links thence north
forty one degrees vest thee chains and sixteen links,
ea~e forty nine deg west, three chains and sixteen
and sixteen Inks The place Of beginning; being the
real estate described said decree The above
sale VIII bee made To satisfy the Of Five hundred
and 0Ty dollars, the sum deCreed by the Court
sifs and BENJAMIN and James Adam the said CON
lauaHt for principal and Interest the said mortgage,
and accrulng costs and interest
RICHARD VIVIAN,
sheriff, Iowa County, Wis.
Mineral Point Wis. Nov, ., 1871 6g3
sAHLEE LAIDh solicitor lpE iOmFLs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-09

CIGARS 5000 Regalia Cigars just rel
and Tor sale by J. MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-09

GTARCH--6 Boxes, Superior. for sale at
- April u 1873, GEO. ", CoEB'S
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-09
MFRCURIAT. DISEASES

Persons whose constitutions tuyr become mn
paired BY the iujudiciaus use at MEEcURY. VIII
tud these Medicines perfect cure. as they never
tad to eradicate from the stem all the effects Of
Mercury infinitely sooner tEau the most powerful
preparations Of Sarsapa7I.l \ single TRIAL VII
place them beyond the r tch of competition, b
I he estimation ,tF ta4-ary. r1r.trafrt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-09

READYMADE CLOTHING,
Incrdtng heavy ''yercoats AMI sacks, new siy'e
Sack Frock. Business CoaIs,
Caslmer and Satine Fa"ts, great variety Of Vests
Linen, Print and Flannel SBirs,
l.. ". and cotton Under Shi Is and Drawers,
Buck Gloves snd Nitts,
Cashmere and lined Bern do, Suspeniers Socks, &c.
SOFT HAS AND CAPS,
Fer men and boys, Of every desert ption. including
heavy Plush Caps. Embroidered Cloth. Navy, EIaz C
top and Irving do and also fe - silk Hats, al New
York prices And of
GROCERIES
Our sock viii be Complete. We have some Extra Blk
ard Young Hyson TEAS for those who like very fine
havured cup, and both choice and low priced Guuppw
d. and Imperial Teas. Bakers Cocoa, Corn starch
Pc wders uper layer RasiHs bunch do Curauts,
Spices, sugars SC, sc. fine assortment Of
CROCK FRY 81 GLASS WARE.
HARDWARE. IRON. STEEL. sHOVEIS
AND AIDES, GRIN SCOOPS, AXES,
TRACE AND NLtER CHAINS,
TIN WARE,
Clothes and Market Baskets, window Class
Tubs, Painted Pals, Paint Brushes, sc q, &c.
All Of which are mentioned merely as an introdu cttOn
70 what have on hand.
As have not rrpIenisned Store for year. OBJ
Goods nearly ala NeD, and confident that We
Offer in them at least, great no uceuents TO buy
be prese lted by auyo her house in Mineral Point
EESB-S ". EFR EGO.
Agent for A. c. DAVIS
Mineral Point september Il, 1881. a
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-09

gSGu1TESSEOS EEkSr NOTICE. We the
subscribers, hstlg appointed by the honorable, the
'ountv Court for tle CCJnty OF RCaland- state OF
Wisconsin, Comm ssiouers 10 review, examine, and
adjust aI claims End demands OF all soas, AGAINST
ne estate of Alexander Barccy, late OF the town Of
Rfch.nd i'm said County sad STATE deceased, and also
IN claims aud demands exhibited in Offset thereto and
m nine months from The Slst day OF J1lY last beng
soed by said Curt for shst purpose viii attend
10 the business Of our ssd assignment, 81 tbe Court
House in the vsEr of Richmond, in said County, on
the th day Of December, D lc5s- ard on the 57th
isy % ApFd 1883. ON ntue clock 8. m, until Tour
o'clock o. 70 ON each Of said days
Dstsd this 10Th day Of November. A D., 1852.
REIN DALEJL.
TdOMAS J. GRAHAM.
III
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-09

DN y % = D 2 10 s|tA
II s0 cali Utit5Rs i5ters nil fad The best quality
nm BARRELS OF RoHell & Aeigs' Model Mil Fioui
lUU put up expressly tor family use and wHrrat d.
For sale by IGHs AiLTOS, Sole Agent,
Mineral Point. August q. i~52-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-09
CHEAP STORE.
Winter 80 Arrival
II q W G GOD s 8
| 8 5 ,
AT THE
.NesC Work. Cheap Store
Deller & Michelbacher,

AVE streceiyed their Witt . oc1 If Goods which
hey offer 10 The buying public aper
lore On rtd m hs market AmUgg the articles Of
extensive stock, may be found the following:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-09
CE4ANCERx SALE.
= = = = - = = \ \ II
William Morehead

PARLEY EA1or, Sol. for Com.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-09
VREANCEKK SALE.
Louisa M. Minor,

PREY EATON, Sol. for Comp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-06
ROIAIyHUAIs.

HEAD QUARTERS. DEMOCRATIC CIRCLE CLUB
Bo,eI s Pearl street Tuea3sy evening August 1851
Vice Pr,siSest.: and william Wright Secretary. The
mes'ns hiding orsa.izsd the following resolutions were
unasmously passed - tH So
Res That pledge ourselves - tie support Of
temseratie pr,rcip Add deooerasie measures ~
and confirmed in the late resolutions Of the Convention At
Baltimore.
Resolved That will in the ensuing election render
Baltimore ronver ir-Frank In Pierce and william X.
IN their integrity amt true feel confident
economy,
Resolved, Thst military men look forward with
grstfcaon 20 The prospective. OF Col James
Curtis the Office Of Governor Of the State
New York knowng that in his great intellect and pract
cal the interests Of he State
feel assured that in -arurng bis election only promote
the great Of human but likewise
the military ORGANIZATIONS the State
~ stem OF dsripline aud efficiency.
Resolved, That will give united and sincere sup
port to the regular pomins of the democracy gene
rally for c'y county and State otces and that hiking
Minor pretodces We viii k creed but the
creed n pnr pose hut 10 win
Resolved nat the regular meetings Of the I" Circle
Club shall be held at the Circle uote Pearl on
Tuesday evening Of each week, til further orders
: ;, 5. PARKER. PresdeAt.
4. Z. o CraTmas, Vice Presidents.
W. WRIGHT, Secretary.
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da.gHlsr q the isss Patrick Byrns.
invited To- attend her funeral nom her late sssidsnes
No III Mulberry street. this (Frday) sftssnoon At
On Thursday, morning August 8, JoHN Q. GaEAcrr,
The relatives and friends the family respectfully
invited 10 attend nus funeral without further invitation
this (Friday) afternoon at O'Clock, from his late
residence. No SO Warren street Brooklyn.
On Thursday, August 8. MARY. daughter OF John ana
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited funeral and to meet at che Fort
ing ut the foot Of Spring street Her remains VIII Be
taken TO Cypress uils Cemetery for interment.
On Thurtday, August s. MAkoAREr MARTIN, daue hter
funeral will take place this friday afternoon at
Q O'Clock precisely. from No. 1913 Mulberry street.
At Flatands ON Thursday August 8, ELIzABErB, wife
Of James Engle. aged 6S years
The relatives friends OF the family are invited to
attend her funeral ,hIs srday) afternoon. at O'Clock
from the residence of her in law, John X. Woolsey,
No Golonpade row Brooklyn Heights
On Thursday, August s, MIR. ROBERT MCDONALD,
tive Of Scotland, aged AS years
His friends are particularly requested to attend his
funeral TO take place Mt No. 148 Front street. this Fr
day. Afternoon at O'Clock.
On Thursday August 5. CHRISTINE MAHEn, daughter
Of William and Margaret Maher, aged 10 months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this (rday) afternoon, at O'Clock,
from the residence Of her PARENTS OF Thirty fourth
ST. ett and Seventh avenue
On Wednesday. August 4, WILLIAM Erwin, in the 39.h
yesr OF his age
Ills epds and acquaintances and those of the family
generally without further notice respectfully invited
attend his funeral, this Friday morning ct 10
O'Clock from his late residence Tenth avenue and thirty
eighth His remains will be taken TO Greenwood
Cemetery.
On Thursday. August at Rochester, AWE, widow of
the late Adam Mott in the Saith year Of age
On the 18th of July. at CaedeDas Cuba. EDMUND T.
DOVE in the SD year Of his age, of the late Lewis
Doyle, Of this city.
At san Juan del Nore, May 10. Mr. FREDERICK GoERrz
carpenter a native of Iese Darmstadt, Germany. Let
from his relatives may be addressed to Capt Abra
ham Blpcker. either BROOKLYN Long Island ut San
Juan concerning the effects belonging to the deceased
San Francisco papers will confer favor by noticing
the above.
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RENEWED gvRRY DAY,
PERSON Al.

INFORMATION WANTED-Or JAMES GAFFNEY.
aud wife Marrsre whose maiden Margaret
nor Odcaste County Meath Ireland when last hear
be poy ed the ST. Georges Hotel, Quebec
waiter Any information respecting them will be thank
fully received by ther aged parent Gaynor and their
brother Hugh GaJner at No 2l0 Seventh street, New
York. Canada papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-06
UAp WITH ENGLAND.

WAR WITH ENGLAND.
F" Shall ~. have cod fish war ].
With John Bull. ancient foe
Some folks think so-but oh pshaw
Sense and answcr-No!
All the powder we uill nse
shall be- LYONS All our slain--
r., vile things that nightly cruise
Throusb our homes 90 breed us pain
slsv Ire he'd buas LETT and right;
Xii the rosches, day aud pight:
LYONS Powder does the job,
PLAYING with all insects. bob"
IYos~S uasnetis Powder for killing insects without
and IL Magnetic Pills for destroying rats and
mice, sold Wholesale AID retail ~ Ne. 424 Broadway
Retail Irics, tvepsyAvs ssAA per Aaek % box.
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LIMITED sYATEs MUsKETs -uITCuCOK 4 Co.

TINTED STATES MUsKETs.-uITCuC0K CO..
~ No. ilf Bresdway enar for sae. favorable terms,
70 governments individuals ls0OW United States Per-
cuason r-i Flint Lock Nlssss said tds by
TIC Initd states At their brmory Spring
mold ~ cost OF dollars each; thoy all
passsd Inspection entirely packed in ssges OF
tvny each ard ready for shipment part Of the
world Persons desircrs % purchasing either Il large
en- al lots Byts h. inspect these che holders
VII coll them considerably less than half che goyern
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1aE EURF.

TTRloN COURSE, L. I-TRoTTING.- FRIDAY, AUG.
9th at o'clock M match, mile heats. pest ia 8.
10 harness II. Jones names b. j. Whslpey names
admission 90 all of the track. this occasion
only, free. JOHN i. SNEDlKER. Proprietor.
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IRA vELLERs GUIDE.


TIVE sIEsMBoeT REINDEER WILL LEAVE TGE
foot o. Mners5 street. for Albany Trosdas 1hnss
i sS fna sss a. Ads A Leave as 3. 81 S
timo and -scc Tie opposite dsys, Monday. Weiaesaa
80 z. ,dsy.
iyonEyisLhND AND TORT taa,iIoN-raE !isN
asx.i leaves = feiess:Hr, 10! sSr.s ...rost -
.onts aaon -ss' SsZso saT prcs rev. chid-ss
CAMrEN AND AMpoY RAILROAD FOR rHinA.
" delphia-Leayes by steamboat JOIN POTTER, fies
hcsrs Pare. first class s.; second class Thy line
stree. ats An and2 / Nj. II.
A LBANY; TROY, AND bEsAsoS srRlSG 10 NJ
Scosocs !,o Hs train . cistSaS Fsss cgs
Troy Ibanou Springs Ptsaed sprin held ani other IN
tcrIpedate stations. Ats o'clock =. M.-Aooommaison
R,ilrosd soss et PASSENGERS r LEBANON strs: VII
take tho 10 o'clock a. NJ traia TO Chatham Western Ri
same S af.ernoon i Fare STous sLSIf sn
EoR PHILADELPHIA DIrECr--U. s. NAIL AND
= Express lines through in four hours New Jersey
H.nroad via Jersey City; Ioavisg New YORK. ate loot
50 Cor first class and 90 80 second class 10 and
heturn at ard "a. and 5Is Y. NJ. Baltimore, Wash.
above lines and through baggage carried in thu aad
Oh L. ". lines.
'1NnE NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMER FRANCIS
Il shiddy will leave foot of Jay street. for Albany on
ispdinss-wss. Point SewburS, Poushieepsic Kass.os,
Bristol Cststil ard Hudson, returning aeraste days
The least attention any other boat but 20 re'ary loo
irving good season The feel confident tat pas
1abo boat on tho river wrtssr instiootoas have
board e shs Aoa ~ Tho Side sse sspsotor osr'ia
' IEFs ssSSe g. A.. 10 Front street.
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x. LEWIS FErcnTwANGER, III Maiden Lane.
rNnFNcH SILVER BoRpERED wEpDINa CARDS

E.VNa BUHOEKED WEDDING CAKDS.-
TIE attention Of parties vishng thing truly els-
rant attcuary inyed 70 this beautiful style Of Card
Ing hily poll he6 both sides .h rich silver border;
they Iarticnl ry adapted for invitations weaJing
81 When printed in gold silver form article which
for Ichr and beauty l. uneqpasd spesime
" old English German Text Egyptian, Antique. &c, may
le at The subscribers Also large
silver b0ssed and plain Porcelain Bridal
NafIs from the most celebrated msnufscurcrs OF Paris
ahd udpn Consular and society seals IN tho bes. style
berajrc egi,c8 In tie hrst c Of the aud
neia'. Fine Silger Door Plates, &c. ENERDsLL, y2
hroodN Duane ". B-Ur Terra carefully
paoRcd and cent by Express part of abe county
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nSoNFY,-MoNEy ADVANCED, IN SUNS TO SUIT
1 applicants, Watches plate. js very. dry goods,
liquors sssers horses carriages other property at
the Pacific General Agency Once ia Grand street.
and honor may be relied upon omce hours. A. " 70
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THO TELEGRAPH MEN-WANTED A RELIABLE
wires Pos P s.s
terms, will meet with immediate attention.
V,o BRICKMAKERs-wANrE A MAN FROM THE
ne nsh G who d. the
as EUROPE na mad nsa aalasr
Herald Once. stating where an interview can be had.
ToBTRCHANT TAILoRs AND cLorHIERs-
expire y few Ssyss S r sasr
tree, apply to J. Norris, lsi william street WV
SPECIAL N0rICN.
NOTICE THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF TUE
esred dend I'VE per cent on the capital stock pay
awe On ana 'sl INC Arr Secretary
A UsrRALIA.-THIs EVENING, FRIDAY 6urINsr,
rrc the climate and of the sold on in
she in.tisuts Chatham square commence at
eeyed BY The New York Dry Desi Company s az .ss,
fce corner Of Avenue and Tenth street, until 9th Of
vsr JOY l aS'D' q SaiAAs'e On the East
General established from this day. No. ioi Pear
send to the Mexican Republic be pleased to have thor
July 81, 1851. +. DE ARRANGoIz Consul General
NoTCE.-TO CONTRACTORS FOR GRADING. &c.-
Tte nnderssned will receive estimates for removing
H In the city Of Brooklyn east to wards @ wanus creek
ss9 sa as .a e
well situated to use cars or carts and the excavation
o. BUSHNELL 20 Nassau street, New YORK..
NJ ANsoS GuARDs-NorIcE-THE MEMBERS OF
, N s a@sa ssr " @
aouse, No PCS Eighth avenue, Friday evening Aug
sl'eA THOMAS haR sI Es2SneEsnS ID "sssr
JEREMIAH WALSH, Secretary.
I ONE sTSR-TuE MEMBERS OF EMPIRE DIVE
- vision NJ ], are requested TO attend meeting this
friday evening" at o'clock at theie rooms, COO Broad
J. D. RBTaERlNGToN, Recording Secretary.
go sPoRrsMEN.-TnERE WILL BE A SHOOTING
Match at c. Days, at New Durhsm Frida y. August
Ct at 10 o'clock, A. NJ There two hundred birds
ArESTRAoRniEARY.--M GEO GARARgRANr,
- Of New Jersey viii leap from the Har,Sm asa Bslse
'I'HE MERCANTILE LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSET,
1' = '-'u''V'' WILLIAM NJ HOVE s CHAIRMAN 'sa.'
no PUBLISHERS. BOOKSELLERS. MI S. TAM
% nsas o ri Of T 81 e sss IS
10 n.,sstng seosrapIissi etaar volts his ssaf
90 iss maps q every descrigtion. both modern ard
NE. EDiIoR--DEAR slR-sEEiNG a COMMUNiCh-
Na tion in This days paper asking for iaormssian
it intention the Assooi l.lon
r ssyst hS na this as as me sor
he rvts see enacted shat generally tsse place onsrso
ayosd ts the ,iti6n 70 sus tn snail
81 s%s snss,d ns ses S So tsa t9y s 0 M
tin End which woula select parts. therefore
tsmier sad fr,ads n answer = the cemn1n 9tr
E sGs Of T. ch ss as
s.5st rbe s;eamSoss and barge eays csrr s,ros-,
Es. Pi, v s Nsf'A o 1iS Il sesrsos ia
aged for tho occasion, and viii ply must
lonN flioT sscro.srT '' sasrs ice IT,
fF-Iiehet. 81, admitting SeItleman and two ladies;
e.1la ls0ie' eehees, ~ scn,s.
.,,.s MY ap r n
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NLY PAPER DIsIrFECTING LIQUID CHEMICAL
Whale oil Soap Suiphate Ammonia, Chemicals for
lectursrs dngnerreOtypsts ard gassmake and metals
such as Platina Pan adun, Csduiu Nickel ard German
siyer 5rospine, looine Cquande Potassium, Potassium
Sydicea. Usryta Nitrats Strortean, Gac Saecnie
phosIhorc Acids; PhosphAtes Lime Soda Iron, re-,
for sale nv
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TDL cELEDRATED ENCIisii ysEMIN De

TIE CELEBRATED EGCI isi VsgMIN DESTROYER
tgualled h. tther for destroy ing Rosches nts
feaa Bugs, Worms Sc; i. In liquid form. and can be
once anoired with e. viii -rter be clear OF roxious
snalR Price % bottle Fvr ale by Chss Ring.
No e2 Brosdway A. h. II SANDS No. 100 Fulton street;
apl s tho principal Nh0c n snd Tots drugSists eush
ont the cry and Union. CKUMnELiH FAlABRvrHeR.
Sole Pro for the United states NO. 62 Pearl ST.
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a yil .sl chi: Ssy ss 10Y o'eoei n q. .as. ,oo.s
ana Oyster s.o sns 81 c".. sa'p sss q a..
ss,s. stand Cess. and Ks., Beer Paays p.o.n.sr
AuSrI3s N9TIcE-Tnos BELL AgcTIoNssa-
~ III We. za1at-Ensr. ..lsTh. asy. e IOs
Pr Goods Co,hns ard Fanny sitess alec OhIdrss
Sears thirty case. ,as summer Ranges three ysuaSis
Counters. AID other choice sooes.
BY.:y. d arGEsA as,o,t Az
street BrooLyn Hoassh ID fursare-Tsp,.sry Brasssis
Tx s Cans. .nS ss r r..se., Bed:
without top, 20 feet long &C.. &c.
II COTTON, Az JTIoNEER- LARGE SALE or TIE
oeoet Assiio. Rsom ay 81 5f ss:l
nan and g sr,ss vi. be sold tn: :asir. ..e.i
vans french Bsds.sds M.hossDy aaa Rosewood csaIs,
p G s .:d So
steaSr MaSorsns kecAsrs Oee Desks Nat ssand Dress
Nc Also twenty Hair aud other Mattresses and Pastsrs
curl Chairs Rockers SO Also every .rs IL IL the
furniture lire. Sale pereaptory
ERENCH AND GERMAN AT REF. 4. TELLOaINgs,
method By ss sessi;n most s.so
s :ss ' ANY sns, enable
Mrse either Of the aforesaid languages gos.days very
n for business travelling and frat ra' eda's
GR9CiRY STORE AND STOCK AT. AUCTION
seaue ssine1 ~ NV store No. M socrs
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sale, black Horse, with narnsss. Apply to
WELLINGTON A. CARTER,
No. 81 Dey street, corner Of Grssnwish street.
TJENRY LEEDS. AUCTio.EER --MORTGAGECs
sale az, q Furns f ra9o rer,e Mirrors a this Day
W Chambers street broadway Henry Leods will
sell above by oraer of MORTGAGE and ethers large
valuable assortment OF mahogany furn-
French Plate oval Mirror, suites Chamber Furn
ture large variety viz three SUITS Of pAor
Furniture, carved In rich hrocatee carved
sotat spring seat paror Chair Rockers oaneset cottage
Chairs; chamber suites vita and aithout Marble
edsteads Bookcases Wardrobcs pstens Bedsteads Mat
resses, Feather Beds etc Also two second hand Piano
Fortes. To be sold with mt Also, twenty
Paintings. Catalogues on the morning Of sale.
W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIoNERR.-STOR NO
III Spruce street -FurDiture Mattresses, Beds,
This day NJ 10 o'clock st the Auction Room-Larse
new and oopd hand Furniture hshosnsy Sofa Sofa He'd
sterds Mahogany aDd Cane seat CLgr Blacs Wannt Get
tage Bedesds. Bureaus haaoganN and Cherry Tables.
Secretary Book Ca. Trunde re seaos Cribs, Cradles,
Pine Tables Black Walnut Once Desks, Wash Stands HAT
Stand, Iron Bedstead Clocks, straw and nask resss
superior Hair Mattresses htv stained bv
Festher Beds and BEDDING Mirrors Boston Rockers
Rockers, Framed Priuts, iii Cloth TO- Also, one Rose
wood six and . half octave Piannforte.
WILLIAM BOYD, Salesman.
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BeLoMS- AZ NO 81 81. Banks PLACE. SUITABLE
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AZ ANTFp-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
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A YACHT OF Is TONS FOR sALE-APPLY TO LILY.
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