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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-02-14
Shaker SarsapariIla,
QUART BOTTLES, AS PREPARED BY
DIR. s. ID. HOWE,


Needs Gta one trial to establish its merit as the
BEST SARSAPARILLA.
liver discovered for the cure of the numerous
IL diseases arising from debtated and derang-
ed state ofthe system.
Female complaints, Liver complaints, Scrolula
Biles, Pmplcs or pustues-on the face, chronic sore
Eyes Ringworm, or letter, scaId head, rheumatism
pains in the bones JOINTS and all diseases arising
from an injudicious use of mercury.
Puri fytIe Blood and "a is we L.
A REMARKABLE CURE.
Columbus, Indiana, June 5th, 1850.
Messrs. s. D. Hoyt& Co.-Gentlemen: About
six months since was attacked with what my fam
lily physician called Bilious Pneumonia, which be-
came seated deeply on my lungs, and after my ply
sician had broken up tie fever my lungs still SEEM
ed to be seriously affected. had appetite what
ever; my skin seemed to have lost IFS action and
function, there was perspiration, and in fact n.y.
self well as my friends had given up incur
able in consequence of my complexion of disease,
and age, which is about sixty years. until one of my
neighbors called to me, who some four months
since afflicted similarly to myself and had pur
chasad couple of bottles Of Dr.. s. D. HowE's
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA, and it gave
her such speedy relief she prevailed on me to pur-
chase bottle and try it. done more TO CRAFTY
my friends than that had any expectation of being
benefited by the medicine, but before had taken
the whole of one bottle my strength and appetite
began to improve rapidly well as nv skim be gan
to perform its proper function. l purchased the
second bottle, and by the time it was all taken
was resored to good health as have enjoyed for
the last twenty years. Mrs. L. M'KINNEY.
DR.. S. Jackson distinguished physician of Indi.
ana certhes to the above cure, and uses DR.. Howes
| SHAKER SARsAHARILLA in his private practice and
recommends itsuse for all diseases arising from a
vitiated state of the blood and system Such testi-
mony is of more real value than pages of ordinary
/ advertise ements. 5t
The great success which has attended the use OF
Dr. s. d. Howe's Shaker Sarsaparilla since its in
PRODUCTION in the western states, has established its
character in this section of country.
This is tie only Sarsaprilla that acts on
the Liver, Kidneys and Blood at the same time
and hence its singular efficacy end success Be
sure and get DIR. S. D. Howe's Shaker Sarsa-
parilEa and take no other ..---. Fs
Quart Bottles 5 tper bottle or or bottles for S5.
! FOR SALE BY
S. BUCKLAND & CO.,
Fremont, Sandusky county.
| Whelden & Rhodes, Sandusky city,
| George Ebert, TifiR. And by
DR.. S. D. HOWE & CO., Proprietors,
No /, College Hall, Cincinnati o.
To whom all orders mustb be addressed. II
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NNM4AsNMNn
Private Sale.

A THE subscriber offers the following
SG!9iHB5 tract of Land at private sale at BAR
Iii 4ag GAIN, described ss follows, to witt
- The south east quarter of the north
east quarter of section No. thirty-slx in township
No. FIVE, north ofrange No. fourteen, in Sandusky
county, containing forty acres.
Thisland is about three and half miles west o.
Fremont, in Washington township, and is excel
Iently situated and calculated for farming purposes
Persons wishing to purchase will enquire of the
Editor ofthe Freeman, address the subscriber at
Hagerstown, Washington county, Maryland, post
paid GEORGE DElHL.
Fremont, July 10, 1sSO-le
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M c ALL - 1 En- .
AI.-LHEALlNG ONT
MENT from Physicians
the most skillful and ce-
LIBERATED, from Counsel
lors learned in the Law,
from Judges of celebrity
on the Bench, from Min
listers Of the Gospel,
whose undertaking in
tegrity have made them
shining lights in the
rath OF Truth, from en-
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-02-14

n EONROE'S Tonic. certain cure for Fever
N1 and Ague for sale oniyat
S. BUcKLAED & Co.'S.
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GROCERIES
than ever
ID. BELTS

VTTOUI.D again say 10 his customers and the
w Public that he has receivedhis Fall and Win
ter stock OF Goods, and although the raw material
Of Wool and Cotton bore hgn price during the
25st yeary ct it is ineontroversble fact that most
all kinds of Goods cheaper in the eastern cities
han they perhaps have ever been heretofore, and
hsrefore will ennhvH ms to sell goods At
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CWEEDS' and P Pittsburgh lrOnat
~ HAYHRS.
7EPHYR wORsTEDp patterns, Canvas, Board
Il and Needles, at HAYNES
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ovERwHELMIno 7EsrlMoNIEs:


OVER HALF A MILLION OF TESTIMONY
ais have been received by the Proprietor Of
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DLANK BOOKo, full bound Ledgers. Journals,
ID Dockets, Cash and Invoice books, at
BUCEIAND's.
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EXTRACT
MATTRASES!

OF every description, size and quality, kept con-
~ stantIy on hand, and manufactured to order'
80 -. -.. "A. MCNEIL.
sandusky city, May II, 1854.
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Petroleum or Rock Oil.

TINE most wonderful remedy ever discovered
i Procured from aweI 400 feet below the earth
surface. The above article can he had at Woos
ters Drug Store, first door south Of o. l.. Minis.
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WOOD WANTED!
A NY quantity of good Hickory and Ash Wood
n WILDE taken subscription atthe
FREEMAN OFFICE.
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Ointment
-. Or the
WORLDS SalVe !

which discerning public has applied to this thu
medicine for there is scarcely disease exter-
nal or internal, that it will not benefit. / have
used it for the last fourteen years for all diseases
of the Chest, Consumption, and Liver, involving
the utmost danger and responsibility, and declare
before heaven and man, that not In one single
case has it failed to benefit when the patient was
within the reach of mortal means
Wholesale and retail at the Grand Depot, 141
FULTON ST, New York, and by all Druggists
throughout the United States.
J. McALISTER, Sole Proprietor,
141 Fulton St. n. Y.
e-.. s. BUCKLAND & 60,
-.-....... -. J.F. WOOSTER,
10 ONLY A nenfs for Erernnnf
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Farms and Farming Lands
FOR SALE.

FA\HE SUBSCRIBER will sell the follow
Il ing described FARMIEe LANDS on the
most reasonable terms, both as to price and
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10 oUR sUBsCRIBEx

The name Of w bs entered Isets, tA -
payment of the subscription be II advance.
Distant subscribers money letter the postage On
which be paid s,sansd BY
trans = b
Tho COUNTRY PAPER published ,ri weekly during the
sioas Of Congress and semi weekly during the recess
Subscriptions perod year win be received
tcslns proportioned The above annual
U P0STHAsTERS authorized agents and by
sending DAILY subscribers with x5o
sEh subscribers with Ss5 enclosed, WEEKLY
ab bers sto enclosed viii be en,ied copy
rane they furnish subscribers FOR srafis
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lEssna Insurance. Com p~.y, 81 Utss., NV York..
Capsta Al7oOOO
White Hall, New WIndsor Carroll county, Mary

Land.
TINS establishment has lately been thoroughly feEo-
benefit OF
located
immediate vicinity Of excellent sulphur
fptrg residence there few places more de
IN IN. romantic village OF New windsor
subscriber still accommodate from twenty TO twenty hVe
table will he satisfy the taste OF
furnished with best Of Wines liquors. ci
&C.
which viii conducs the comfort pleasure of sse
windsor and be reached either by
Baltimore and Ohio railroad 10
Airy, OF which places conveyHncs
found 20 New Windsor noucr y
Eixen o the subscriber few days before.
SARAH RARTHoIoW, Proprietor.
j. r. BARTHoIsOW, Agent
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oEoReErowS FEMALE SEMINARY,


THIS seupary locs Engh win open ih'
Is. OF under the exclusive charge of Rev W.
and accomplished
f.ssofs acd teachers in department.
effort viii me institution happy home for
q
Terms for boarding pupils including tuition in English and
e90 half yearly advance Mn
and drawing and painting,
application
the principal la Gcorsstown,
Juiy 9i-u WILLIAM J. CLARK.
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THakA Copies cf w.ieh's Great po,tv .ss III wash
iptspdsd fnr presentation Of Congress
20 the Executive sisnson can he
sr kns@ M-s Mscpherson reunsylvsnis avenue
ae'- from tdsws Express once The frames .I~ssn -pec
Of -ogkmrrp sad ~
ms Fhey ate from the essse'shmstoi M Samson cas-
P'"o's Jnly 70
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khAsA so ,ps--Now IN s,o,r-
~ ~ pieces black su.rpaoi or twisted silk, a.
fath's prices, good audq quality
"sN'r e''es hstsvs, rueIt,.s prices
s s'nasa-ins nf the beet grades, At low prices
Hos = '''' ''"' NN'''" - N' ~ +
10 se"s w'de and narrow hack English Grape
Is c's fnpffiH hlspk a glo.sv
Terws cAs, unless arranged 10 the CONTRARY
tord IVY Pe dealing
4
June ts-~"" oppos;t. Centre Nsvket
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Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroads
THE daily passenger O'Clock,
Passengers with r r. sawyer's lines OF coaches
Mddeburg Uppervle, Paris Loudoun county, Mill
WOOD and incss reaching Winchester by hnifast o'clock
p. Fare through, 81. .1t
BY Warrcnen, Fauquer Springs,
Cupeper Court Orange Court house, and Goronve 10
Virginia Central railroad the ashamed
point Chaoesve conveyed by sawyer's lines,
aching Warrenton Springs a an early dinner
Couhouse BY o'clock and Go donsvie fu time next
Rchuoad % Through Gordonsvle, S.
above and IA Their
finish and olhe line
STATE M Sawyer
nexion and the public rely upon careful dn'ng and good time
Both Of the railways heavy and Of
The coaehes
not excited by any
guards, limit railway
obtained nj tbc Potomac House, Fem "
yania avenue Washington House,
dds Baxs ge loo lbs paAsenser
steamboats, between Washington and
Ar.nds connect regularly aiss
ON their arrival in convey
'front.' the railway station
Excursion parties by roads IL numbering
nv persons charged but
WAY Inc Orange fortieth mile
and The Manassas saen In Fauauier county
' 'i'' r. ii. MIDDLETON Sup. 0. and Alex Il. 4.
NJ. M. WELSH Sup. NJ @. r. r.
lssana i"sur."cs Gssn p~"y, 81 Uus., NV York.
Capis sl7oooo.
THIS against damage by fire
socd merchandise generally Alo marine
steamboats, railroads. rivers and lakes, nken the
favorable terms.
It's sysm equitable
satisfaction they have accumulated ample
Is invested in the most careful manner enAna em 10 present r
ptonnbe indemnicaion those who transact
John 4. HINMAN, President
II. n. HAWLEY, secrstsy.
CHARLES DE sELDINC. AGENT
1th street, opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
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= THE sess,er osCEoI.A leaves Washington for
.aYkoahe places Wednesday
ke'cicck, n. arriving AT Norfolk morning in
gosnG scnh Returning viii leave Norfolk every
Monday and Tkmsday II O'clock y m
CHE viii ecins and e'us"ng al od fon fney Point
Passage .nd ,s m NorGs IS, Point 81 Ord
Ja"e , no. AZ ~ !" '""' JAMES MITCHELL.
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AUCTION NOrbCE-The sahscr,cr respectfully annohc's 70
his public ss he has commenced 'he s.'uon
sccounts
every description Of rss' and personal properly
the favorable
With experience OF in the various deparmenn 81
suopn saHns the o which he has oesn rstsoha
Known Ne the suconeer OF Inc 'a's
hts Dyer pro and Dyer Met'u'se be deem.u unnecessary
70 ssy than attendance can be s'h np" IN
delay =
Until permanent arrangements mads hps the reception spd
~ mechapse commission. PERSONS wish ~ 20 empp ="
A"c"""tet WV please csi The oherr Of A. H"thwfh T ''
street es In where found dwri"s business hours re'ay
sodF'pAf'a to answer the calls "a tAs pahl'c- ~~o,,
,.,o,, Respectfully, H. ~. s'hhi'Vr'
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SHEET
New York, Tuesday, june I, 1884.
10 our Readers and Advertisers.

11e mechanical and other improvements, which
have been going up Tor nearly year past in our
establishment, will be complete in few days Our
machinery consisting Of three large Rotary Presses in
vented and improved by r. NJ. Hoe together with two
Boiler and two steam engines win be capable Of printing
es thirty fire forty ousand sheets hour Our gene
nj circulation rs at this moment the largest Of any
Dewspaper establishment In the United STRENGTHENING
20 every party in politics. every sect in religion every
sss Of society every State city and town. north and
south and east In this broad and beautiful Union
We much paper per annunl, half of all
nc other daily journals Of this y-and nearly much
three Of the principal book publishers hero. In
positors and extensive apartments set up in
gpe whole double sheet HERALD in four five hours
With all these improvements organized on perfect
system, viii hereafter be enabled satisfy the wants
~ the public in the early delivery Of the HERALD and
also in the great publicity Of advertisements among the
best business classes beyond any other journal Of the
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Har when properly treated be restored it's original
color Dhviee Rhhyepo acts the roots stimulates tho
cooring glands and mparts the shade sos and growth,
Of former days Warranted pce 90 cents per bottle. For
cole at the moral depot S Grand street. and ut M Or ond
way 40 Arlington street BE- udson street. 2 Dowcry,
Ill Houston street.
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yhisEers moustacho In six weeks. by ssins Srah,ns
and proof can be ebuWn efficacy. IL IL known 10 10
tie only thing vi force the beard to 81 bit
tie, sent 10 any part ~ the country ,,.,, 49,.
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diamonds and Diamond JcwcIry.--ptn-

moDds the package or lots there ro to suit customers
fine quality ofe-edRt S2S per carat Jswery At the
lecturers prices thus saving the large profits ado Nv
ts! dealers. Salts Sl broadway corner of White
DAVID RAFT JoNnllr-.
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fer colorng tic hnr whskcrs ingtantr natural
principles and warranted free from all caustc suttanees
A. applied daily an sold Wholesale and RETAIL at CRISTU
DOROs viz and scalp eatablinhment No. Astor House
Private rooms for applying the dye, and fitting on
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House o Let-A two story and attic house.
good repair hne yar Sc 10 White Sweet Inours ~
DAVID RAFT, S8l Broad xsv
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beware!
Have acaro;
Don't buy poisonous trash,
Whom quarter, hard cash,
At Byoas laid out,
All the bed bugs viii route,
And make roach. ant, and hea,
CON nit felo de
LYONS Powder and PHI,
All psects and vcrnin Will csYtainly hpl.
Depot Aof Brosavs Price reduced to 20 pee sssA or
f,A
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Empire binding Asscciat,on The ncxt

monhy mcttas WIZ 5 a9.d ht me hail. cornsr OF T-ooms
and Crosby streets, on Wednesday evening Juue Az
o'clock Bembersw pay ther dues at tho ooc ly3 ariay
street or before Tuesday the lt Once fr9a TO
gP.H y. X, TAYLOR President
j. w. FELL, Secretary. j. W.ALLEN, Vice Prosidcn
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profsssor I.ovct has removed TO ia Chan.

be,s street vScrs he prepared gray Aar 10 Il,
original oure baidness Cal and reference viii
nulns opiy that msrhsd H. T. Lovet on the @tts and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

Fancy Cutlery, embracing . large variety
q rport,men pm and pocket Knives Of hs most ana
beautiful patterns also assortment Of Toilet
G. SAUNDERS, No. 7 Astor House.
and S7 Broadway. between Walkcr AMI White streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

A NEW REFORM MOVEMENT, OF THE MAINE LAW
BRANDING insert elsewhere in our columns, n
very curious memorial in PREPARATION to be presented
to the Legislature in Massachusetts,, and very pro-
badly to that, also, Of this State session.
by body Of respectable religionists, who, in point
Of morality and beneyoence, equal to the Maine
Liquor law men Of any part Of the country--we
mean the Shaking Quakers, or those generally
called Shakers. Some Of this hitherto quiet, indus
trious, agricultural pious, praying people, be.
ginning TO feel the spirit Of reform upon them, md
anxiety to put their oar into the water, with the
rest Of the philosophers and reformers Of the day
Accordingly, they design to come forward 10 tho
proper authorities, and present views Of the
forms which they propose. Of the most important
character to the progress Of the present age and TO
tho good time coming II is we'll known that
the Shakers disbelieye in marriage, and that their
community exists entirely without any union be-
tween the sexes. They look upon the marriage re-
iation ns being the source Of all tho evils, and
troubles, and quarrcls, and disturbances that " osh
Is heir to-" and say that many man is driven
into ruin in consequence Of getting married. They
therefore intend 10 ask the different Legislatures
which have passed tho Maine law, propose to pass
IT, to accompany that partial reform with the radi
cai rcioIm q law entirely preventing people from
ever getting married hereafter, and aholishng the
existing marriage tie, rs being one Of the most
dangerous ard destructive sysicms that ever existed
in the world. They believe that, BY abolishns mat
rimony entirely, ard preventing MI rnion hereafter
between tic sexes, the world may te completely re-
formed; and that il it should DO desert in hum
dred years, it will be quiet, pleasant, and respect
able desert Cor those who would then haJEsn 10 be
90 the esfth
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~. ~ S,n i1xpectaH0n.- 1T 10 s1Pooted
mat every delssst seieoted nd the
c;,s Tor The win she
ment Uni"n Hsl corner Of Fulton and Nassau Streets
An exteror such ss Mr. Rogers furnish viii mpArt
signify To the c. mmonest the An
that eyer ss irsn to political social greatness 1T
prs OF tlnet amply ilutrsted every coat or other
article 81 geptlesn costume disposed II n ana
depot Of cheap and fasLiop able garn epts 49, "S
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exception or e very best oqna1
rn Pies ortlcs sniownes chaps rOushness So. Poudrs
saho nproots hair from any part OF TIE body Liquid
Rouge Lily White and Hair Gioss,a o. RsEer street.
near broadway.
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Rnbinenu,s Baths-IIot salt Water

shower and The reputation OF these baths, The
invalid. or those in sound health az preventive OF
rheumatism and other contingencies il universally
Acknowledged TO admit of further testimony But IL
inform the public that he's beer
spared this TO render them with convenience
attractive then heretofore. Tie ladies' and gentle
mems apartmentsthe baths. alton dance, &c al!
in splendid and effective cpera,ion-and tie name Of
Rahpcan is for tho comforts to be enjoyed by
witt to his baths Mt the foot Of Debrossessree we'll
those Mt Castle Garden.
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Cash Buslness is tho prcttlcst bns,nc..

dobeOfer tho rduoo ments and cash will always come.
Dr KELllhGbRs remedies cell for Gosh current
crackers and cheese His bpttcs largo aud certain
enre no matter what The disease how long tandns
HIS old linmert for tho horsc 30 oach 81 80 per
dozen His lnBent for family Is really Jeiihtfp In
odtr and action ~ oaoh so Ills Magic Fluid for
restoring the hair fails ST. 50 per dozen HE great
aR5oyty ~ preventing sga eknsEe 81 ~ ler doSsn
eahh invariably Dopos 20 Toari street, &c brniiNay
FOR wonderful rsrieuiars, call ut Mr. y folly Music
~ 70, 300 BrOadgyy,
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euPerbs MagnlncentIll AsssnSsham~av
ChseP cscn Are She ordinations sxsitsA By ~ bScy
var ETY. excellence and superiority Of SMIfa RiCSY
81 spriIg Gsraents You bstssr
establishment In town. Tryit ''nsS
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eabshment Ia ls city where ladies procure Gssrs
Slippers. Ties &c to create. advantage than at AN
rREbL g. 536 Bowcry. Assisted by the we'll kucVn OF
L,ioytcaux Co.. he produces these article. fsuts IN
arancc durability and eheapness. connection with
this branch his business he particular attention
the manufacture Of Chdrens Boots Shoes &C., And has
500 tment IL worthy the attention Of parents.
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just received per steamer Cambria, at the
Fancy Goods Store, 5i7 Broadway, few msgni-
NEAL CARROLL e. HUTCHINSON
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Dye Manufactured and sold. Wholesale and rcta at ~
Hudson street at lever PRICES than tho inferior dyes which
warranted 70 color INSTANTLY beautiful black " brown
v h.eh will not fade.
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Bi other Ne lo6 Fulton and No. 1913 Pearl street.
having recently made cNtc sye in hc steam
manuiactu ing dc psrtment, ana added to
their premises, would respectfully inform tho public that
they able to SOL their French Plate Ornamental
gilt and mahogany fraes) Looking Classes Porsai. and
Phtnre Frames mt reduced prices, and or great Induce
III 10 purchase!s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

New York vsreroou 3,3 broadway. corner o. Aothsny
street nad oppos. the Broadway THEATRE where largest
OF Pinnn With without the In pyoycl lian.
nEy be found and VIII he sold at great bargains. The
81 un.ents are 2 ev coming int general nao.
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mott choice articles for the toilet, from the
OF Luhin Prcvst cnersDd 60 All articles obtained At
this en can be depended and Of
the very first qualify. G. SAUNDERS Son,
NO. 7Astsr House, and 3S1 Broadway.
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The Great Panic In the Straw Trade
A universal feeling of alarm is at The prescott
shown BY importers Of Straw Goods owing Tho immense
stocks OF costly Paris Hats hand the rveult is
sales alarming truly serops extent The propre-
tor Of the Laees Partisan Hat Depot, 3t Broad say has
taken advantage of the pari has purchased TO the
af 5000 elegant Paris ats OF the styles;
ladies have therefore unprecedented opportunity pur
uine
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OF s arc tbo ot porioo Imitation 81 natur'
yet Tentec Those wanting superior o should
call al BA1CHEI0S celebrated Wig 1aotoFy, No. Wal
street. wheEe be found the Target and Assortment
in the city. Gerry TIC address,
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way who wish u obtain elegant Daguerreotyre should
cali Holmes, 29 Broadway and got OF those
family groups, which he is taking daily. for only 50
furnished in framesfil rosewood, shell itats.ion
TIE cheapest largo pictures ever made.
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Iaye Co.. No. AH Psari street. Madison, haye jus
received the srring patterns Of knoen style
the trade. ThN public invited 10 eSaniac. Artist
woTkmen sttenl to the retail department.
THOMAS FAYE 4 co. AS He8rl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

styles Blond Lace do the richest patterns in the market
Bach Straw both and coso Misses Lssh0rns.
work and thick Boomers Boys beshoras and other
syles Bows Hats besides es1ess variety other style
Bopnes comprising the best and Tho best bapes
be found in the city moderate prices al No. John
street FIRST store from Broadway. JOHN Z. SEAMAN.