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JUST PUBLISHED
COMP TIE IHTwo VOLUMES, ROYAL SvO,
'ExHE RARmET,S GUIDE TO

u D i Tl
SCIENTIFIC AMI PRACTICAL AZ RICULTuRr
ALIAS, THE ONLY CORRECT EDITION OF STEPHENS ROM
or THE FARM HENRY sTErHENs, r. a n'
GplHBuRGII, WITH An ANHRIC AN APPENDIX, ~ J. p ~
ron, PROFESSOR SCIENTIFIC AGRICULTURE TX "a,
COLLEGE, NHNV HAVEN. EN- -'. - - roo -5tS
This work embraces every subject OF importance conner
ted with Agriculture in all its various branches b;h he
lctical and practical Its clear and spacious details M
runesS aud accuracy OF its information, the compes
oTcvcy Illustrations have i'll work on pI,s
tiCc never becn equ1lle tits four
ac heads represented by the four seasons OF The Jei
Winter, Spring Summer, Auumn-aild the notes Of Pro
lessor Norton are appended in the order addiE,
greatly 10 the value the work by adapting il The
climate growth, &c, OF this country The united hAor
OrtwO such distinguished writer's constitute this The
OCmpcte aud valuable Agricultural work ISSUED Inn
the press. Il comprises two large royal Syo volumes
contains 1000 pages besides II splendid engraving al
about GOO on wood latter illustrate a
every implement OF husbandry now in usei the ylIOs
methods ofplowing, planting c and the former lie DO
nestle animals, the farm stealing, DC. 81 I'd. H. SD
LETTER FROM MIR. STEPHENS.
'REDBRAE CoTTAuI, EDISBURoA.
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OIEMBERs OF COUNCIL.

FIEEr wARD.-John Mcclure, Jr.j John Hughesi s. d.
woodrow; Isaac Colts.
sreosD wARp.-John Bishop; Geo. L. wiekham-
Tmnp WARDS Brady;J. }. Yarnalli John N. Math.
rvs; Daniel Lamb.
FouKrU wAEp.-Dr. James Tanner &. c. Jefersi A. S.
nlIoweIi; d. Y. rharPi David Hammond
Firm WARD George Forbes; John W. Gill Lorenzu
u Wait, Jacob HOTRbTOOkI Henry Eehols
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DaTlancles, the, do RomanI or FJraI taIoS.
Denmark. RUSSIA
France, SaXUny
German States. Scutar1I VIA MarselHe"
Gibraltar. Smyrna, do do
Greece, via MaTseilles. Sweden;
Hamburg and CuXhaven. Switzerland
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Holland Tuscany, via Marseilles.
Hong Kong venetian StAteS.
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vance leaving the United States postage OF 20 cents to be
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LuDoE KooM, No. 1873 Market street, the Post Office
vIRoINrrs LoOdE, No ,, severy Thursday evening.
FRANKLIN L0DGE, No. u meets every Monday evening.
LoDeE, No co, meets every Saturday evening
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LETTER FROM MIR STEPHENS.
'REpBRAH CoTTAGE, EpISBURGa.

GtMeESTS. Leonard ScoitIf Co.,
the only genuine edition published in the United States
America Of my work, the Book Fay7' The editor
circulating at present the States, under the title oil
'IBOok of the Farm is taken from the first edition ny
work, written ten years ago, which in my second edo
entirely &c modelled, and great part wrote, adopting
all the more recent improvements in the practice otlgi
culture suggested by scientific experiment, and making
i'll effect quite new book. ...s s,gs,!l sI5sf
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Dr. GuysOtt's Improved E1trnctOr
yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla

THE ORIGINAL. AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARA.
TlON FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON.
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARK SUPPOSED TO BE
AFFECTED BY THE EREE USE OF
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CITY DIRECTORY.
wuERLING POST OFFIOR,


4 q JACOB S. SHRIvRR, p. NJ.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTrRR OF MAILs-CNEw ARRAN0EMEET.)
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departs al u p. M, TO tho Weat.
Great Mal-SrIives AZ g a M rom The he. West.
Wesve-arTivesd daily (Sunday excepted, at 10 p M
lePaTts at 8 q. m. .IH.ss. .. d -
iiltonsvils-a Tuesday and Friday, at III, MT
departs same day, Bame time.
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daily CSundayH eTceptSd) at IL n
leEaTtsGt6, A.. n.
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MoTgantowp-Uia WGynesbug, Pa, arrives Thursday at
IN. m. Departs Friday at 6, a. NJ
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Departs Wednesday At Q, a. m.
bethany and West Lberty-eayes at O'Clock on Tues.
LAY, Thursday aud Saturday,
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The rates or Postage a. fol0Wai
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STANDING ASASSs
on oRpIxANCEs-MeSsrs. Nelson, tho Mayor, CChair'
)Llmb Yarnll and tho Clark
ON PISAxcEs.-MeSSTa. Brady Gill and Lamb
ON AcuousTs-Messrs. wiekhami HornbroOk ami
on STaEr1. AND ALLEYt.-Messrs. Forbes, Bishop, Nc
Iai,e; Hammond and Mathews
on WATER wonKs.-Messr Tanner; EshoiSi hSghes
%ofE., "''""AH 4'4 '"'
on MARKrr Hor,r-Messrs. wiekhami Jeaors' and
Wait
Superintendent Of Water Works
o. LAxDrSos-AIessrs. HallOyell, Cots and YarnalL
on FIRE observation-disclosures. Bishop Hughesi MAT
thewB; ThlTp and Wall
os Prrrr1oxs-Messrs. Tanneri Gin and woodrow.
OK RArL RoADs-Messrs Bradyi Bishops FOrbea' Gill;
a. R,vrTIoS.-Messrs Lamb; Hornbrook and Tharp.
ON sALARrKs-Messrs Tarnalli cottsi EehOIs, ThArH
aGd wIekham. ,,
Nv GR1prs.-Messrs FOrbesi Cottsi JeEersI wiekhan
and Yarnall ~ ,,.,,o
on PrpLlo cEnrrEar.--Messrs. wiekhAm. MeLWe
icHsr1; Matthew'S and Walt
on LtoHr.-Measrs. Cots; Bishops Tanuer; Wait all"
ASSESSORS.
lst ward-F. L. BRESELINoER. 90 WaTd0 - Ros.
,uSoH 3D. ward-SAM'L SIXTH. 9Th Ward-DAvID HAN
xoSp 9th Ward-ALEK TAYLOR.
ALDERMEN.
-, Iy.rd-David MaeIane. cd w.-James Meconnel
I'd W.-Geo. Duly ON VIZ 'Vh" =" H'S"S' W" -
II d. Jamison.
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
-, Iy,rd-H w. Phillips. I'd ward-Wm. S. Wick
80 "a Ward-Dt. w. J. Bates. 4th WaTd-John Gill
ELriSt Sr 9Th ward.-Josinh Powell
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Ia, yysrd-wm George, John Moore.
35 ThOs Johnston, r b. Taylor
"a Jacob Senseney, Jacob Singleton.
3 ~. :. d " ThaTp, p ScatteTday.
t tts :. Matthew b. Reed. James wilson.
SANITARY COMMITTEES.
-, ,v.,,-Ioseph Greer: cd ward-P. h. Taylor: 3L
wa Geo Trisier 4th.-Harvey Hall: Gth-Geo. w.
Ao0'e FIRE wARDENS.
-, ,y.,I-Joseph Greer: Cd ward.-Jossph Forsyth:
a, w".dGGeo TTisler: 18th ward.-JOhn Clayton: 9th
Ward-A. $, Glenn
Curator Of city HaH-JOel Trisier.
1,,y,eero of Chain GsHs.-GeO Bulger.
SI,,o, Of puJiic Grare Fards.-ElIAs II. Burt.
WHEELING GAS COMPANY.
prrsdent-J0HN W, Gill. SorLeGTy-Ja Jas s. Wheafc.
,ssTrrT-Josah p. UpdegraG Engineer aud IHHPeefoT-
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GERARD h. ALLRN. p
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tIHR regular time for tho ofthe Fall
Session OF this Institution, will be the fTst Gyof Sep
i:ET ncr Zach session continues fire calendar nIoy,
The teachers present connected with the Seminary,
IOllowsI
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CHURCHRa.

Is,snITJosiSh F. upiegraG Engineer and H1reetOT
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NATL Ohio General Agent for the West, to whom all OIL
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

Gs&A,S5E Aa
INFORM TrCH WANTED OF JOHN FITZGERALD
rsTe Of Bsudo3. copnty Co-k, who lea lr Land fo-
Kew Yers iaur Any information Of hin viii hs
snh iiy received b. bic cousin Jane Fi.zger2la go
Ishsh sreet between 5ispen aud Fitzxser Ssrsco Pal
lsdeiphia.
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CBrlTDE's iHFgICAN BRASS BAND CALI
- will tafo placc thil fhrrsday) evening, February %
49, a. Ito Apollo Rocns Broadway. 4iostts 81 Fox
s.ls at the 1905.
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D9AEDING -FURr TSHED Rooms WANTED IN
u ,he of Eighth sreos sud Roadway ra-.
lor srd bedroom, for single gentemin Address box 1883
Posl once
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BOARD WANTED, FOR A GEN fLssAM AND LADY.
ID In small nrv.te ffmiiy. where there othsc
baNderf; boA-d for the lady only Adsrsss Heen Brost
ua nat &
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ygTENTBD-- ny \ pEsPECrABng 1cUWG WOMAN,
w VINO Las lived tAret ytSr9 II her les, plsce airsion
81 otelmad or Waiter, TO DO plain Eewi1g,
cige d chtrtr Csn be- as5t a 4iU Greeawoh
sheet
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aNANTED--A SITUATION As PLAIN COOK, WASHER
w sHd ironcr, 10 do general hOascwoTs ny young
wn Fl viii rehpotati, city reference. She f3r
two dg9t ~ 81 LcHter styeet.
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sHAhTED-BT hESPECV4 yaUGG wosAS,
~ tstuattcr - 60 houl grIYAte ftp'iy Gtoi
cry rctsren g IRON her last r.eo Please cal - Ne 0l
Gsusi street
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WAETEo-A SITUATION BY A WIDOW LADY
" sgea 20 years ~ Nurso and ssamslsess, wait
he ~ Ma CoushisnS fAshonsbe drsss makhs ana
millinery estabshment No. SIKH AvsnUs foP tve daye.
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swm4IgAAs ntsE7sgg,.

CT DAVJD'S DAY -gHE ANNA DINER or TIL q
~ Sc. DAvds Gosissy will PIE the City Assembly
Goeme, Ne. 40 5rosdw way. Monday, March ], ss7is
ooieek r. n, precisely. Tickets be hAd of
ontrs OF the soecy or Of the nndoSnamcd g,nteman.
competing tic cvfni.ree OF Arrsnean john
joan Griffith, Janss Jones Thomas Thomas Georg, Nov,
gan, 1h9e r. Jones' Wyrdism Lloyd Griffith " f ii IN,
lsa.o n. naYisg, Edward la1r Thomas lewis Joan
Jones. Henry ~ Morgan, Owe Jones, Thomas Willis
ROGf. EVANS, sec-esa-y
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ywANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RGsPECrAB u
wv young wonsn fret rate piaia Cook, ~ her aae
Ircnor, 70 eo the housswork OF SMALL pryAse fnv;
toe BEST Of reference be rven. AlGo. m shout l
IA years old, cAdren wsikiug. Cav DO
fer days Inquire st 26l Frat ag3uua
Fifteenth Sixteenth esrectg, n the trd fs
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+ : p ~ - .
M USIC TAUGHT. AID slx PIhSoFUaTGs ron
4ys s'lc osttp triqes So, r 3, Slcj AL silj: sm5
80 beautiful gislotott,s 81 she .ssss
bfJc. dear, tc hg 81 e. SOL 81 sad 81 III
blpg 70 ~. GUASDAi ~ j.. Gras steet rear Hess al
INFURHAT.oN WAErEr-" rKILLts. gAyr vorr
seen ny icyf the ences3 eors ~ sung ~ Mada-se
Fni az tae 1904. USy II 2atrei also second oa Of
tsie =, Sii. Nosr Iecctyo Thee" iuss publshsa bv
NAeDGhBAER 4ly BroadWsy Price > cents. -
E{6rD o2ohhs-JuGr EEcnIyHD. WITH rHsxs
- aao letr ss9ps, tens 9Th fsu-es. Fer sails by
bhuf'o CAR9iLJ, ~ Mstfen lane.
SCHuBEaTn y co 8 MUSIC DEPOT s57 gao ,pwAY.
fsepcnny ry.se Chg pabs 10 inspet .hsie
'tuA o, music ios yoice. saEo for and huds for
Ssgen ion, Violonceo. asrp orehessr, No. in every
'9i YIinosos and oeg.rners tTae gre,si sesation
IN we Llffei stases worth D05D Orsegs foreign
ls AneSsan rnusle will BE atsenaed TO vh pionpsas
Ri1NOFoRTksl BARGAINS! JUST kANUrAc-
'ured aCahinet ga oetavcs most elegant In appear
snoe. ana wonderful ana power OF tone wisn al
h,dI ,mpreyements iress e for inacsssn only,
70 seen at No. - Laisht street, So Johns PARK.
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WAN rRD-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN. 4
w situation general teaseno' lFasl private
fmip city references be sigen piea9o cal. g.
$50 ludl3w stanton. Can iDs days,
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gNAeTgD-TSO FRENCH Or GERMAN YOUSC
~ aja. 20 in8.ruc, children and sew. young lady
VIZ srtsfs Irensh ard German 20 e % C,ifornaysy
Walters; three Scotch Ep glish cooks aEa nurse
Aryly a. l06 Chambers at, CO.., Casmine
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svosCHWaH AND oARDaNEE WaNTgD-A NAN
- - tosehmr ind yese,stle osraeneG sia6lo rro'
ttetsDt IntxciptiJnahle references ruif3d 4prls in
usdaeiy ser. Gaatirs and adsr.b box 26y rot
Cfso, rev York.
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BOARD WANTED. BY YOUNG LADY. IN a
ID m. sortesl ia preferred ucAg
hroaawsy ana no, above T.ats stre.. Adde'S, A. =.
MAr.h Herald office.
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20 LEr-qHE LOFTS AND BagEBaHT N The
ntr ~ ans, aow at1fse sfesoton On 40 corner Of
Duth tess 25 actfroDt tsEr, By 81 feet
'fer. krq4ite ii T.. u. GIibLE ELL, No . Chagnhers
#tc,t
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"a aHTEp- BY a IEsPECEAGBE Y0LGG WCaAF.
w situation 70 do general f0usew3rk. IL rl.ia
Geek asnsr and soltr q best 81 ciy reqranucs gysI
ttn 10 SEGA fer two dh.g Arpy ~ 40. SEh st-rst.
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A CEArD r gYoEs-R ATOM Will 80 MADE
n % Friday Feb IL, ri O'clock Lens0 ltvs rooa
ratrtr of TRtniy-sc:rf Ettets ana teyen. sFlnue
sfAh tosctl - A. y. H'iissn Nill 4-ffaga TIA
ertwa in h.hotAe Nareriv Building hsiosa:on and is
& a. 1hc t.hcr Ct tc sciat8n ep9a At o-
l 6h rsrU9 Fhfa mo eLt.sp fee OF only eollEr
VII o4lt. ID l..uL Ar.AiN
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y'o LsI--A FURNISHED FRONT PARnOR, ESD
recon attached Tith p.-Gsy, il tho Wyato hou8a no
23 Pfoa4sry Twelfth stEet. ECeaifAs and tea. II
G.aire1.
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WANDA SITUATION, ~ A RESpECrA 9Th
w 3 urg woman, rs chrmbrmsii aad ain yer.
genrrni honssworA sail rrv,te family plain ohiny
coed washer and ircner Tho best oi city reference from
street.
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DENMANAvfp:.OLIvER n 0OLDsMITHs WRITING
e,oms No. $50 Brcadwav fsrst .bove tho Irving
Yeuso Torms Aedncsd ono Lsyiz ~ 81 toe ten lessons
Il ono hour each; ssonsry Coc or swenty lessons for
70 DO for Tho course.
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NoTTCE Is GIVEN THAT TwBNrv.rouR w.TEs
~ Wecks otentufes Il th Corporation o Quebes have
beer stolen rassd, dsd 81 Fe5rg instaat FOE on9
hNEdr0d erling caoh with THIRTY eoupsns 10
eae payable ~ seesrs Barne BroNcrsI CO.. London and
NUM- ring ths dsbnVtes from $40 10 $40 iaciuslrc Che
pspbc tent hnnusily and ahe deoensures No
vsnlbcr. 1870. Psymelb has boon ssJpped
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Geo. II. franklin. Geo. W. stbes, g-s =. llscr;tg.
aAirce JschGcn, Jr., Eiieg Combs Rsyal = Willard,
Melton Pun + G hiohatds6n. Geo. = Iszwel.
kLntRT II NiootAN, aetrctafy no. 2ii Ggand street.
THoMts lawn NeE. Attorney
houtB nina o'clock every evening. and
Kednctday from thea 80 nirc z H., for Ladies',
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TCcK BANTED--A YOUNG WOMAN FULLY QUAIL.
~ bts and wiling 10 In the oouatgy Inquire tho
0iaco &c tbs Actor house.
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fHsrAUCTION.

A YOUNG LADY, DGsIRous OF RESIDING IN THE
N county 6nrirg tho summer, Is wiling TO eseh for
ernaH enumeration Address Campbell, box 2739 Post
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go LET OK sUf. seLE-rnG srLES DID aoUTk
Eb 10 -. Nsrk's psce thfae STORY and attic hsenc IS
oesE al ne ORDER four lstge roon1 sea GosF se
be every d.y, from 20 a. H. b. lock r ~
Possession given im.cds'el- TIC ioA 70 TO fss, ~ ~ faet
tlnones lroAt sga ge&e. Apply -
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WAHTlO-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, SITUATION
W SO Chs bern sid and Wsiter do oman ,Tork
and 70 ssstt In washing and ironing ease Gall 50 No. 6
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| WANT DESTINATIONS r0a IRISH, ENGLISH,
" scotch German. hmerisan. and c.lorad sSrgaDss
male ant teasle-of every domestic station, select
Frcetssrt Agency Cafmiuc asroos sccoty Agency
admitted. terms Is duccd, ". q. ELaDSE,
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RUlLDfNG ASSOCIATIONS FIRE INsult sgCE CON-
fany-Csp.si S51n yided lnso 10 go sh4yss Of Si3
eseh each paid w. wi,n ins pIyeg, %
ptA ssoeA TO s0 o Subscriptions f3s .hs s.ocK
Of ehs company will DC received by tho soy wing rcrsons
appointed commissioners John Bruce, Il PlAaa s.rues
MMeman Lstins, OF talson street. Daniel r na-nard
10 all street. John BaxNn Is anrsh William street soas
mon Jessurun G Courr, 8ceSmGn street Plonss
leee corner OF Fulton and n lazy stresss yn ao
BY all the Directors rroSpesAns explnnlhs ssss al
tsges to be derived from hp Company Ana
all property vel, those gigh Ia m
vest their money and got he largest saouus d PROFITS
ba had Of tho Ai;ecto all tho seore&rss
teEent Building Associations az the OH Of Mr. Isssufnn
NO. Clinton Court, BeskrIan strses
JOHN BRUCE. Precedent
h. JrzsrRUN, Secretary.
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GFLENDID s4oaAs.--ro KENT EoR TIyg on tai
yssra 40 Two ane ayo-s.ory ss3ros, q and II 8a-os
,yaes .Aey without eyccptec tho ra. stores ID a.
~. For seems go. srpy I'd. II. Hadsans 2a sraar
-aY. ". q. aalbroob, 1877 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-26

yAIEB TEE WIND AND sECU2E a aOgs1rdH
N books Of tho EN- pire Bri:ng and Mutual Asss
eaoa open tas oes E3 epring street. usy, freu
s.o O'Clock y. ~ where isdie- and Ssutlemea
mere and adul suhsrbc Entrance at 81
mon ably s shares $50 Books. cxpisiaas ths
I'D object Association. DO had gats r-e
Joeerh rsycr Prcsisent Com Park Jos.shAa
w. Allen, Ycs Ffssdarts Gsorge u P3r.sr, WIN. IA
gtepsis Do! Vecehis. I'm. u. Riblets John g. Aeket
Vva,e9 Mstsia r. Dsi.ms,er Joseph bst.an, n
Ah Dyke George BoSd, Vim. eloait. syivA.us God oJ
HSlis BlacsBiOpe, Jbsalh II oxie rrusiees.
j. w. ski.L. Secretary. I7j Boring street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-26

DoARDIs SOUTH pROoKLyN-oNGOa TWO CEN
~ tsman can h. accommodated with we'll furnset roo
fnd ptIti tosrd private Eamiy Ia Of the moas do
cradle rarte Of ,hy Appy At 81 Clinton street oTpone
HcheI rhorn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-26

poARLING SUITES or GOOD FURNISHED gooEs
can lad, together OK aeparsts pasa orfah board
private table, Also single bodroOms arm aad cold bah
ioT the FREQ Of occupants arPy 20 Ara Me-
hurst Si Houston street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-26

rlRlvATE LODGINGS, IN REV YORK OR BROOK
iyr wansfd tcc aroa.lem;a and !sty-hoagt far thc
oily where .ere other b. ardcrsi widow
fs5red hddsess, fox thSes days, ~. H. H., Broadway
fcet Office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-26
TENANTS REGISTER.

HOUSE 10 LET. AND LEAssF OR SALE or A
three story houfe in Murray strees near Broai way
eleiby Ice stcd for almoe kind oil businesg viii be
d-posed Of with CT without fixtures Apply a, no. 4
Murray street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-26

TWANI ED--A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
W young woman, to cook wash and ronc 20 do general
housercfk IL 1n sll rrvate f'my, 90 short dis
in The country 10 do pac take If
children Good reference can be given. Apply at 81 Lud
lew strctt.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-24

j. BOND is also agent for the New England Mutual life
Companies in the United States
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-24
AUCTION SALE.

1EvHE Subscriber wlllatend to the sale bv Auction
IL Estate and allkinds of Merchandise Furniture
and allkinds OF Persona Property his on
'iainsfreet opposite Sykes Buen tore or a. othe
places ashiese!yi cesnav be-c Quj!od,
v. II. SCOTT.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-24
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
or, GASTRIC JUICE.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!

: = Call on the Agent! and get Descriptive Circular
gsaiI., giving large amount u SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
from Iiebg's Animal Chemistry; DR.. Cnmhcs Ply iolo
~ of Digestion: Or. Pcrcira Food and Diet; Dr. Johf
". Draper, OF New York University; Prof Dunglisonf
PLY -iulory; Prof Sillnan OF ale College; nr. Ctrpen
ter Pny-ology &c together with reports OF CT RES from
al parts OF The nitCd States.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-24
89GG10m0 gva

large assortment embracing the kinds used in
academies aud schools, always hand and will be sold
At The lowest Prices.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-24
Blank Books.

complete assortment of Blank Account Book ruled
to all the various patterns in uSe and fun and
IN inc mnstsubsiahal manner and durable style in Russia
ohi Hhcep Manufactured OF the bestpa either mc
UNI or cap a tu assortment of LrdGcrs Journals
ay BOOKS invoice Letter, Sales CASH order Recent
RECORD Books AlSo-a great variety of Miniature Nom
orandum, Time and Pass Books to which the attention ~
purchasers particularly invited. Feeling assured tbnti
thr department my stock snOt be SURPASSED either in
qiaiy or price Town School, Private Libraries sun
Piled on the most liberal terms. The Public rrnerulI @
respectfully invited to call examine my Stock " III nj
ways be ready for examination. "
KCnosha, December. 1851.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-24

Dr.. Hough.ons PEpSIN has now been tested for up
wards OF two years every large town in the nted States
ard The Agents refer DySpcptics 80 many REM ARkA-
BILE CT RES IN ~ cry TOWN! Numerous details of
cases. reports of certificates of Ply icams and Pa
TENT given the Circulars furnished by Agents grati.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-24
No Alcohol. BMers or AciAs :

= REMEMBER THIS: DR. HOUGHrON'S PEPSlN
i a great y Att RAJ REMEDY. free from ALCOHOL,
BIIfEkS, ACIDS, and NAUSEOUS DIR O. II is cX-
trrmc agreeable To the taste and may be taken by the
m t feeble patients who water cracker with
uut acute distress. Beware of DRUGGED INVITATIONS.
prpsin Is NOT \ DRUG.