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The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20
EE- On Saturday of last week, in

ES On Saturday of last week, in
company with Bros. M. B. Mason, D.
G, W. P. for the county, and John
Waggoner, and others, we paid visit
to our neighboring town, California,
for the purpose Of witnessing the in
stallation of the officers of California
Division, No. GAG. The ceremony was
gone through with without interrupt
ton. The Division is in a prosperous
condition, numbering some seventy
members, and constantly increasing.
We regret exceedingly that our
California brethren were not advised
Of our coming. And not being pre-
pared to entertain us, we were COM
PEELED to stop at the Johnston House" "
the only liquor establishment in the
town. Knowing our principles, "mine
host7 "done it up brown''-gave us
a frst-rate supper, and good beds to
sleep upon, and subscribed and paid
for the Organ for one year, promising
to read it every week. We are in
debted to Bro. Waggoner for this sub
scription. He makes it an invariabIe
rule, whenever he is compelled to stop
at a liquor establishment, to introduce
the temperance paper to the notice of
the landlord, and there is no getting
around him, the temperance paper must
be patronizcd! We hope in this in
stance it will have good effect. Coal
riser, of the "Johnston House" " is
clever, accommodating landlord, and
all he wants to make himself and
= House decent and respectable, is to
follow the advice of the Organ, aud
the dictates of his own conscience
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Police.

The watch-house was crowded on
Sunday night, and the Mayors Court
Yesterday morning, with a motley
troop Of male and female disorderlies.
Rum ruled the roast among them and
caused them to cut all kinds of capers,
and they were not altogether peace.
able after they were cooped and Gagged
in the calaboose. Six young and
good.looking women were among the
humber, a 5;shonor to their sex, and
a foul cancer on the face of society.
The Mayor sent the most of them to
Jail.
BAD.-The peace Of the neighbor-
hood Of Court and Vine streets was
disturbed on Sunday afternoon by the
riotous and lewd conduct of three
Young girls under the influence of
whisky, and a large crowd of men
and boys was gathered around them.
After a while two watchmen appeared
and took the unfortunate offenders to
the watch house. Each was fined
nine dollars and costs, failing to pay
which they were sent up.
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Do TsMPsRANeE. REFQRM.s - =

We take both the above items from
the Cincinnati Gazette. "a foul can.
Ger on the face Of society" Not ex.
aclly, Mr.. Editor This IS but one Of
the evidences Of the cancer, the mere
sloughing off Of the putrid, malignant
sore on society. The liqnor-trcfc
is the "cancer" upon our individual,
social, moral, religious and political
interests. The loalers and yagabonds
of both sexes, the inmates of watch
houses and prisons, are the natural
and legitimate, and universal results
ofthis fostering, filthy ,polluting liquor
traffic. We have been poulticing the
sore long enough with license laws, ct
cetera, and all physicians, who are
not quacks, agree that it must be cut
out, The Maine law is the instru-
ment invented for this express pur-
pose.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20

clans, both in Europe and America,
that the bloat Of the beer drinker is
evidence Of diseased organism. When
any sickness comes upon them, they
are almost certain to die, and that very
suddenly. Doctor Gordon an, emf.
nent physician Of London, says: 'sThe
moment these beer drinkers are at.
tackled with any acute disease, they
are unable to bear depletion, and die
directly" Medical men, says the
same distinguished man, are familiar
with the fact, that confirmed beer
drinkers can scarcely scratch their
fingers, without risk Of their lives"
/" A beer-drinker is all one vital part.
He wears his heart on his sleeve, bare
to death wound, even from a rusty
nail, or the claw of cat" Sir Asst
ley Cooper said: "Every medical man
breads, above all things, a beer-drinker
for his patient" !" We might multiply
testimony on this point, but the present
article is already too long.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20
New Publication.

Uncle Toms Cabin as it is" by
w. L. G. Smith, published by Derby
& Co., We spoke of "Uncle Toms
Cabin" by Mrs. Stowe, when it came
out, and it is but just that we should
give notice of this, its counterpart.
Mrs. Stoves work is a gem, and will
be so considered, by the multiplied
thousands who read it, whether north
or south. This, its counterpart, is a
perfect failure. We should think that
some enterprising publishers, encour-
aged by the immense sales of the
first, had employed some common
place writer to get up this miserable
abortion, predicating its sales upon
the popularity of Mrs. Stoves inimita'
BILE work. We have no doubt money
will be made out of it, but whoever
reads it will acknowledge the humbug,
We should not advise our readers to
purchase.
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Intruders.

We temperance men are often ac-
cuscd with being "buSy6odieS, " ""med-
dlers" in matters about which we
OUGHT to have no concern. We are
sometimes told to mind our own
business and let other peoples busi.
ness alone, &c, &c. Are we obnoy-
iols to these charges-are we 'poiing
our noses" into what is none Of our
business, when we declare that Mr..
A. or B. or c. shall not sell liquor in
our neighborhood, and denounce it as
trade of death ?
We say we have right, and it is
our duty to expose the traps which
wicked men have set to ensnare and .
ruin our children and fellow citizens. .
We have the same right to attack vice .
as vice has to attack virtue. We have
a better right to save those who are
dear to us, than artfuI Iiquor-seIlers
have to destroy them, They are the
jntroders. They enter peaceful fam
lies and neighborhoods, and convert
them into miniature hclls. The farm
er has not only right to SOW wheat
upon his land, but he has a right to
say that another man shall not sow
tarcs in his fields.
So father may not only plant the
seeds of virtue, but he may forbid
another from sowing the seeds oryice.
Yet these pestilent fellows would say
we are intruders! Just as if man who
drives a thief out of his house ought
to ask pardon of the rascal for inter-
fering with his plans of profit and
pleasure. If we can not PerSuade these
rioters upon our happiness and homes
to desist, then we must invoke the aid
of Government to help US.
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LldlinSt "oAI~ Ss'J,
piece of land, where one might sup
pose all was peace and tranquility
It is a small village, with about $50
to 200 inhabitants; where there was
at one time a Aourishing Division of
the ''Sons of Temperance" and
strong Washingtonian Society, but all
is gone! gonell gone!l! | fear to rise
no more. Well, in Bee Gumtown, for
by this name it will be known hereaf-
ter, the goodly citizens were startled
a short time since, with the cry that
the town was infested with Devils,
Snakes, and Bees. 1t was this: cer-
tain old toddy stick had purchased
barrel of the hope be joyful, and after
short time old toddy began to chase
and kill snakes, rats, cats and devils;
while his bosom companion (who had
been partaking of the contents of the
barrel fled to the field with her buck
ct, bell and knife, to hive her Bees,
which | suppose she seen swarming
out of the barrel.
There are two doggeries in this
town, and one of them hardly has its
equal in all eastern Ohio, because the
proprietor, whom | will designate by
the name of M, will sell or give away
his poisonous liquid to all who call for
it, it matters not how drunk they are
when they come in, they can have the
poison provided they have the money.
remain yours truly,
JENNY BULBRIGAN. =
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Rg" Among the inventions Of mod

Ez" Among the inventions of mod
ern science, few confer a greater ben
eft on the community than that con-
tnbution of Chemistry to the healing
anknown as Ayer's Cherry Pectorat. In
our advertising columns may be found
the evidence of distinguished gentle
men, that shows their confidence in its
peculiar efficacy to cure distemper OF
the Throat and Lungs.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20

The effects Of the Maine Law in
Rhode Island are as gratifying as in
Maine. Wherever they have put
the animal through" the results are
" glorious to behold"
In Providence the Sheriff and Police
Officers have been busy in putting
the contents of the liquor stores into
the river. A Providence paper says,
that the river foamed a little at first,
but soon became calm. cit did not
starger, and we have not learned that
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20

Re- We call the attention of Sons
of Temperance to the Card of G. S.
Scott, 1t is important he should be
in possession of all the returns to ena-
bic him to make correct and reliable
report. Remember that the G. D.
meets one week earlier than usual.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20

At a Paris examination, clergy
man asked charity boy if he had
ever been baptised. No sir was the
reply, not as l know Of, but I've been
waxinated.'
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20

REMUs told a friend, who was always
taking quack medicines, that he re-
sembled the capital of Turkey. Why2
Because you are cOnstast-tO-Ho1piu. .
The Chinese think that the soul Of
a poet passes into a grasshopper, be-
cause it sings ill Il starves.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20

4 number Of watch dogs were poisoned in
Dayton on Wednesday night-suppOsed to be
done by burglars.
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Our list Of Acknowledgements are un-
avoidably crowded out this week.
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Clothing, &r.

STATS,
DRAPER and TAILOR, No. $40 Broome-st,
I )Three doors from Harlem Railroad Once, New'iof
ZINE FURS.-MONARQUE, OF NO ZSo
Bowery socits the PATRONAGE OF the ladies' 70 nS 40
elegant styles OF Furs comprising IN part " ha,n,
Fitch Lynx ard Swedish Martin Vlctorines' Slan, 80
Cuffs Save your time and money and exanins our o.
before purchasing elsewhere, ct the Old estaoH'n''
20 Bowey.
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.rc,,rS .nd TEwEIRY-soUIRE g.

w BROTHER Nos 81 Fuiton-st and lsZ boTe,y
ea ths attention of their numerous !T1ends ana e ga
that ar, visiting the city they are IN want o. nn ~,
WATCH such Beezey Tobias Cooper Iay5or - o,ss
...brsted makers; or Silver Ware, snch s for oPO,
Tsas,ts or Gold Jewelry &c, that we are now -
,,rr than ever 10 sell tie aforementioned gooa va Va
n's sgsSds t,ste chespness aid dnrsointy oI h.ao ~
As hue.s il 10 buy and sed for cash and goods wsi-
ssnted Is represented Your euo'ni 70 "''' 'o''ia'
cited.
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FINO LEASE for TERN of YEARS-A
large story granite House No BIS Broadway with
the new six ory building adjoining which has font on
lah together containing about one hundred rooms wen
arranged with parlor and bedrooms; has all modeI1 I'M
Tor frNclass family boarding house They will be let
together or separate. Apply on the premises
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B.A. Chiffon. Auctioneer.
SALE of IOrs

Il avav,, 5ith, ard 55th SITS. NETWORK and on VIII
son-st, BROOhLYN.-COLE Chiffon will Sell at
Auction on TUESDAY Dec Z, 1882 ut II o'clock, at the
Merchants Exchange:
6thavl Lot of Ground IS feet inches by 100 feet
southwest corner ot6thav and Sthst.
AlsS-2 Lots, each 25xloO on the adjoining the
above.
5hs-lO Lots each 25 by 100 feet inches on the south
side, distant 100 feet west from 6th-ay.
5thsx Lots IN the of the above, and Of the
dinenors north side, commencing 30 feet west tom
6th-av.
Brooklyn Property, Wsonst.-j Lots, each 20x75feet
on nOTherly side OF Wson-st including the nOrthwestehy
corner of Lee-av. and Wilson-st.
For terms maps and particulars apply to the Auctoneer
No. Nallst. (5l3l
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T.. H. LUDLOW, Auct oneer.
"RUSTEE's SALE of VALUABLE PROP

Il ERTY 55th. 56th. 7sth aud 30th. II LUD.
Low will sell at Auction on WEDNESDAY. Dee g. 1854
u o'clock at the Merchants Exchange the following val
liable property, viz:
3 lots north side S5th-st l05 feet from 4h.sy
OTIS fouth side Ith-st les feet east from 4th-ay
lots south side 55thst, l25 feet ffom Lexngona
lots south side 5Sthst 100 feet west from 5th-av
lots south side 78thst, 100 feet east from d-ay
gore lots adjoining the last mentioned lots the
lots south SIDE 78tst. It's feet east from 3d-ay.
lot south side SCth-st l25 feet east from 3d.ay.
The lots 18th will be sold subject 70 the usnsl re-
sctOns against nuisauces Buildings these lots 10 be
back i've feet from line. The sale OF the above
property will be positive, close Title perfect and
full; warranty deeds will be given.
For further particulars apply at the Office OF the Auc-
honeer No IL Wast, where maps OF the property can
be obtained. (l89)
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WILLIAM IRyISc, Auctoneer.

~ the stock OF dealer about declining business-wl
LIAM IRVING 4 Co will sell AZ Auction on WEDyES.
DAY December Sth az 10y o'clock the Sales Room No
10 Finest. valuable and costly Jewelry Demonds &c ali
OF the highest order aud best manufacture and warranted
repress nted in catalogue consisting OF Crosses Breach
es, Earrings Finger do Bracelets Neckaces Sc Of hne
gold, set With diamonds. ruhes turquos girncts pearls
an other precious stones Sverware Gold Waiches Lock
cts Chains KEYS Seals Charms &c The attention OF tho
ades is particularly requested. They be examined
with catalogue. on Tuesday. December g,h
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mon skIE-The Fan Creek Properly, 81;

LUX SAlE.--1 Tic an NItcA I Epptfti, ST.
Il usted lthscs TcInrhins Ccsaty n Y, VIII De sold
the Clinton House, ithacs December - AZ ~ A NJ by
SAML LOVER Referee. This property CONSIST o. about
30 scres OF land the Vtao s lthsca wft Fail Creek
running throuG upon Which ere ahoaf so al o.
water poeer rsethl tor uu.aC,nT;ag pnrposcs Tho
power OF the stream IS egGe topropelbnx aesr ro OF
eight OF ssnss s;indn'g hundred barrcls Of
Hour day the lowest OF tie water eacA iAl
OF "a feet The water In the protected by high
banks by which, "a rendered 2eeey SECURE sud e0n;F0G
able even in the highest foods .t
At the he sG ofthe power their "a dam LAID
in cement which abcpt SA0&s This sm forms osd
OF about scres 10 feet deep The land well sisa.ed
for village lots and nanufaspIps ots Tue preparfy hcs
on the Csyuga and SuSQuehIns Paroad and quStez Of
a mile from the landing CsyaSa Lake where LacSa-
wanna coal is new selling At 81 sSpey rn. Tho 2oy~tda
OF the village OF ithaca is about 1tp0, b, II : " -
There is Railroad NOW from ITHACA 70 GENEVA
ana the Sodus Shp Canal IN progress oonsTuc
ton viii open sehrne om Lake Ontaro, Ere aud the
Upper Lakes vssses from thos LaSes TO the hsrnf OF
Ithaca Cayuga lake which Is zoe nes nearer so New
York by railroad than any Other point that such vessels
approach This property presepss most desirable opfs
tnity for invesfuasnt bs mechanics uaHaiscturrs sf
capitalists IL hczlthy. humber and provisions ARE
very cheap and fn its accessibility BY the main sverses
with the West both BY land and wser vii long eIssIa
So while from 10 sasy i3ton by the Erse Raj
road with New-York market will also be found for rs
manufactures For terms and psyticulsrs INQUIRE OF sd
UEL LOUCKS, Ese., Me- Il Wsll-st, New York. or
SAM'L LOVER, Esq- Ithaca .s.l ';1f'-' .
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DENMANSHIP.-Th subscriber will receive
pupils this week 20 his day aid evening writing class
IS. guaranteeing al satisfactory improvement and
elegant handwriting n ten lessons, OF
hour each. adits classes 10 II aud o'clock Private ia
struciion gwen. OLIVER j. GOLDSMITH,
No. 80 Broadway.
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COUNTRY REslpENCE Mt SALE in

~ WINDSOR sz,ouns-- br. SILL intending 10 Fs,y,s
town. oheIs ionsals he HOUSE and FARM ~ p acr
The House aud ouhIGlg have beeh Tecentlv bat and
gcd with all modern Improvements and
including Barn Carsiaee o0sc l,e-h0ase, BstLns-hpnse
&c, The place " rHrouRaed with shade and well
stocked with uN uees ana sSphhery Oh the CHOICEST
rictits
The hsatlulness OF she and the facilities Of access
by railroad to all tas lsrse ts whh the beauty OF tAe
surrounding country renders it Ipos desIabe residence
Reference NAV lie ln9de u WM $ RONLAND, Esd, No.
% Beckmsn.st, n wv iudsVg, Dec, I, 1857
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AT PRIVATE sAIr-Seyen choice. Bu;ld.

IN ms Lots situated the soath side Of 6Sh.s between
the It'll and 6hays, COMMENCING ebout 100 feet from the
7th-av said bots keins &lfeot front aud by %
feet inches depth The ab,e Lots dostrabiy
stcd and h' for neutrality-suspicious. portion ei lac
purchase none can remain bSna and m0rrsge Ron
price ard hItheI paneulaTs. apply to ANTHONY j.
BLfEChER, Aueuonect, No. Br0ad-st.
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SIMPLICITY and DURABILITY.-One OF
- the moot simple and beautiful SEWING MACHINES
invented be IN operation al No u JOhs II
capable OF doing oil The prominent kinds OF sewing and -
simply constructed thar It Will moi - out OF order, and
any person II with The machines ready
tor delivery and sold az low price Call and it be-
fore purchasing
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WILLIAM IRVING. Auctioueer.
LRESH MANUFACTURED FURS-WM

Il IRVING 4 Co. will sell ar auction on TUESDAY
Dec T. at Oi o'clock the Sales Room No. 10 Pine-st
Broadway, large and elegant assortment Of Fun
comprising every variety of articles OF the finest fabric aud
manufacture consisting OF elegant sets of Marteu Sable
Stone Marien, Russia Emine. Lond Lustered Lynx ST.
beran Squirrels Swedish Marten Chnchia Fitch Sable
Nuts Nctornes Cufs-all OF which have been manufac
for the Broadway trade of the best materials aud
the latest styles
Also. large assortment of Robes lined and trimmed
Ladies are particularly invited to call aud examine them
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A FARM kDf SALE cTfEAP-In tbe town Of

IN Carksown, Rookand County Newly ORR thirty miles
from the city combining 81 with good Dnd
nient House, BAN and ohes necessary outbuldncs, al
nsuiy new goo web Of yer nes ue door aso young
and honrsiins erehszt. Fer pAgcess Inquire Of y O.
ACTON, Nc G5 Broadway, cor, %; Auity 81 JACKSON
CORSA G4;hst, between ~ aad isl-avs. CHRISTIE
PIER WALTON sogdh', ~ OK of JAMES C0aSA on
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Hlarbinerp, Sc.

DOILERS Three Marine Drop Fluc Boil
D ers nearly new 10 be sold either sngy together
reasonable terms. CTGAS. w. COPELAND, Consulting
Engineer, No. sc Broadway.
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BLOOMS with STEAM POWER 10 LET

HI Pine light Rooms with good steady Power to et ia
tbe new Depot Building corner Of Center and frannsts
Apply to W. A. ALLEN, the premises second door,
from 70 10 daily.
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DHLOLOGY-Dr. kRAITSIR will give
Lessons on Phology at his Room. no. 10. Stuyvcslnt
Institute. No 60 Broadway or SATURDAY EVEN
couts per Lesson.
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i1)atebss, JeweIrn, Sc.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-JERGEN
w SEN WATCHES.-Just received by the subscriber,
very fine Jules Jegensen Watches with CERTIFICATES
from hiIn with each Watch, warranted perfect time keepers
tor sale at less thsn the usual prices.
Cooper NatcheB-some IN hunting cases. duplex aud le
vers, perfect tlme-keeperS
Independent Second Watches and quartersecOnds for
timing horses, IN gold and silver cases.
Splendid Gold Pocket ChTonometes which gun without
any variation.
Enamel Watches for ladies'.
Gold and Silver Levers, Detached Levers, Lepne Du-
pe1 and all other styles Watches All Of the above for
ole at ess than tie uSusi prices.
Diamonds, Diamond Pins Rings, EARRINGS, Finger
Rings, end Crosses for sale low
Fine Gold LeIine Watches, holes jeweled. 80 70
Fine Gold Detached Levers, full jeyecd....,.. 20 "
Gold Enamel W atches for lades.............. ID "
Gold Hunting Watches, tot ladies'. - "
Gold Hunting Patent Levers, for gents...:... % "
SILVER facnt Levers. 10 ~
Silver Detached Lever, full jewe!ed... IL TO % 20
Silver Lopines, holes jeweed .........'...... 'W
ard all other kinds OF Watches 1t equally low PsiCe'
Also, all kinds OF Gold Chains pure gold "eqlhs nss,
gold Keys and Seals gold Pens AID Peren eod so sss
Thinbles diamond Rings and Pins, Bccelets ga
Cul-Pins Earnings, gold and sllyeI 49,
Pins fnger-RiDgs silver FrUr ntrA 49, 80. 1901
Spoons, Cups Forks, &C., ~ nuch l's' mn an w,ssha.
prices. WATCHES and Jew,fry e&chL ssu % ,.,n,aed
warranted no keen good time, or the money hetufneo'
Watches Clocks and lively repaired IN tHe De'' 'Hhs'
at much less than the psua prices ,o.., r ,,,vx
Imnor,er Of Watches and Jewelry wholesale and fe,s
No II Wal.st., (up-sairs,) near Broadway
No 81 Wallet
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I OFT to LET.-The upper part, OF store
IL No go Broadway Rectorst, elegantly atted up
for Dry Goods importer o. the frS class Possession may
be had the first Of January Il desired. Apply 10
NESMlTH L. Co. No 30 Newest
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lANCING ACADEMY-Signor A. CHER.

4 s-h-'OA-NP @hN-API@-h -NiIuOE a. trlif,R-
- ARDl asslsiediby Madame GiERARDI respectfully
bgs 20 inform he PATRONS and the public that his Darcnx
Acad my. No 81 Broadway viii De opened for te res
ton OF pupils Saturday, Oct Ii. DAYS OF tuition r
Dung Ladies and Masters Wednesdays SATURDAYS aud
Mondays and Thursdays al O'Clock r Eyening casses
Tor Gentlemen Tuesdays and Fridays a. p. NJ Private
lessons families Viii also be gwen. and csses attended 70
schools AID ldeies Al communications addressed 70
Nesl Broadway VIII be promptly attended 70. Soirses
= al
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XxTIGS and UNDERSTANDABLE, citi-
Gnrniture. &r.

IA NTIRE AZ tue los st trade price, Of OUR OWN
MANUFACTURE
GILLIES n BYRNE, (succesCrs to AIathews GJlies)
manutac tuners OF ENAMLLED and COTTAGE FURNl-
TURE No. ~ Broadway below Grandst, side New
York. Mandatory. No ~ GTcene-st.
MATTRESSES, PAlLLASSES, PILLOWS &c. &c. at
trade prices.
We have tire largest and varied assortment of any
establishment United States Our Arrangements Tor
the manufacture supply of Enameed and Ornamental
Cottage Furniture 20 preclude the Possibility Of
being UNDERSOLD, and enable us 10 furnish oUPE-
KIOR ARTICLE upon terms favorable ds are charged
by others for those OF much "INFERlOR QUALITY"
All orders boxed with this greatest The trade sup
piled in unlimited quantities greetly reduced rates
No. f52 Broadway below Grand-st, east side M,nuac.
tory No A. Greene-st GILLIES BfRNE
\. B. No connection with any other establishment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
rIlo NIsC0NSIN PROPERTY OWNERS.
vAITABLE PROPERTY for SALE.-The

' HOUSES and LOT the northeast corner OF 3tay
and OH st. will sold, if applied for previous 20 the ION
day Of January next after which if not sold tey w be
leased for term Of years For terms apply OF No ~ 10Th
81. one door eest OF 3d-aY.