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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22

1 Of eighteen, Ned's EMPLOYERS were much
/ pleased with his industry, intelligence and
attention to business. and put him on a
salary of three hundred dollars. This
made him at once independent He could
pay his boarding and find his own clothes:
and proud did he feel on the day when be
advanced to so desirable position.
How comes your iuvestmcutE asked
/ Mr.. WinslUw's mercantile friend about
this time He spoke jestingly.
1t promises very we'll was the smiling
reply.
1t is rising in the market then q
Yes
ANY dividends YETI
oh, certainly. Large dividends.
Indeed Not in money p
/ Oh, no, but something better than mon
/ ey. The satisfaction that flows from an
act Of beuevoleuce wisely done
Oh that's all
The friend spoke With ilI-concealed con
tempt
Don't you call that something q asked
Mr.. Winslow
It's certainly too uusubstantial for me. ,
replied the other. I 60 in for returns of
more tangible character. Those you
NJ w. g.-l pay lHy no'SS ,,n
good morning
~ 1','''9' 91lu nc 20 il'ulSe'i
-, ~ -; 1'- ~ % '.'9 p-S's
s;J. - IT, go a." nc "a loss - on MS
;,,r-,..,-1.,t.- - 7loui
-, - '.,'s A''-i' ~ are @'io''5
49, -. '-'''lAe ',ii al a 1''e 20
- 80 - l''1 l''''u %
H. - - 7,'''l' '',-i' = =
- -. ~ ? - q 90
L. ""'1 "'' O''g 70
5"'uGA II l'-e"sa ~ 'L0u9HtS ana
11''ieS oy 1>e act Largely. III has
80 : y P5Ielil.,''t e.Joy 'nel'
'o1" ~ -'"tG .oI'e'e0 t'aI' a. 50 silati
'o''" nave pIoo"'90 - '1oc"
-Gls''' =
linus thought Ar W lasiaw, and ms
heart grew warm within him. Time PROV
cd that be had not erred 10 attordng the
lad an opportunity for obtaining a good
education. Ills quick mind acquired, !"
,he position n winch ne was placed ae-
c,,[1'e iugas Of business ana INDUSTRY ana
~ ol 'i'c'e' l''Ie 1nose loe.1s l1oE-
ou6.5 o .J PI@s1'J'I. EFery year ms employ
- , a. 80 - e.le s5-i W. y o ';.o s''
- - i, -''' ~ 80
1uo o"'S ii1u i,. l',u ue' o'eu q iaI5e Pro.
pol o'oH y Is income % ~ nPIo' ny Tue
eo''''i'loh o- ms l"t"eF Ia5nIil' ana wac"
wa l'L'seH 70 Iile sum i,s' 'ii,."''''lo''
~ looi> : ls5''' co,itioI ,''D.G ie"
I:j 5us1 lALseF 'L-an 'ne Ialnlly h"o oeIoFc
XT " "a -, anu .,, 's H.: lol1 -el'o ,ill,-'
'.-.ol' 'l.s 10y I.''.i 80 ''s','
80 go c -s ,I' ~ -, -. -
NJ y, i%'He' u NSn' Ter en- ploy mem ma" nc
had. had heretofore been engaged in' and at
- ~ ~l - i9sl5 G5u. - o r.u,.
".', ;I -, i,r.,'' NJ ~ o.', -,
my es'niehl Said = M " iIsloT 'FieIU
.'.,o1,1 l'il9 g.'tle. ne siIAe M''l 'Ne olu
u-'.I,,'-'' anu u, from .u1 o'd lo-''1a9 -,
=. ltoO . 0IN N'1e'.o :" 1"y A''e
la 7es' q 'eo91'o0, ieti-eu '"e -Lle' ol'''A1
s'nlI,.iP ~,
D'Q 70" nope u VIII 40 yoUa great
u'tt u 7.ou
L Iea'I~e your Wlsu, luE lllenu' II =
u9lhg me great aeaI oI goou' feIufAeo
Mr.. W hsloW
y cash. presume
something Tar better Let me ex-
plan.
DO so, II You please.
I ou know the particulars OF the invest
ment 2 said Mr.. WInslow
Ills friend shook his head, and repled'
No Ihe tact IS, l never LETT interest
enough III the matter 70 enquire paFucu-
lars
on, well Then l must give you,
little history. on know Old DAVIS VINO
has been w'rEInE about our stores 1oF the
last ten OF t.tesn years 2
i es
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22

A verdict Of $1,000 has been rendered a.
gaiust Bishop Hughes for libel against las.
Hunt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22

BLASTING T. RIFLE POWDER
.aa Kegs blasting and So kegs rife Powder
2 baud and for sale bv j. MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22

Eggs were recently selling a forty-hvs
cents per dozen in St. Louis. They are noe
down 10 Ten cents.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22

ftENERAL DEALER in MerctaatGse 81 aH kinGs
Il ~..r- an lhe corner oi Chss.aIr end Hlga stea's
Mineral Point
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22
FRANt&IEN HOUSE.

MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN,
ny NICHOLS & SUIFF.
fFHE uo3ersigned having become prnnr.ftars -
i Sc me bsyc wen tu,u.n hnu-e B3 having -
t--d at Br uest sty.r. n q respectful N5=
7E t ta glgtgrUS and the travelling peoEc fhst 81
5sv pr. pa.C 10 accom- uae- in t~e usst manner.
q. Tza may favor ibrm with patronage. heir Lao.e
@ sgays be sum led ite best the fuarS1t ~ srds
l71 tayy hope rs Jvc zion the wants oi traV-
ears Is -ae-it sud receive 4 lsber = patronage
ssges l-aga fai- house daily for the easi aud west
80 attentive srer ser ready to stsnd the ants Of
lis weary nag, lay or Mast .-- ,-,,,,,
N-ltraI Point n.c 10. ISL ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22

WAY Is a beeisteak like a locomotive en-
giue
Because /; is of IuIc use without is fen-
der "
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22

r,ge subscribers, - %
-..- e.s and mail subscribers l 50
"a Tess time than one year, IN the saroe
p.rment to be made in .4dUance.
.sls copies. i've cents.
p-,5ace. Of all kinds, received on sub
.ar al the market prices.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22

gfENERAF NE hf.ER iu Tau1tis .carfee 3 Crov-s
! Nails GIas-. Woaten IS .-t. So rs stand
.. 6 ths County buildings, bi-a ~g-e-t Mineral
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22
FURE ANn MARINE

FIRE ANo MARINE
X CzA- SA-B u "a va e. Ez--S
Ry the undersigned Agent for ibe
PROTECTION INSURANCE C0APANE,
HARTFORD. CoES.
Policies issued upon Ihe most favorable terms by
SAM. CRAWFORD. AGENT
Feb J. lS52. lows County.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22
MASONIC

~ uTSFR "a POINT L0DGF No. L
" peyular Meetings. First and Third Tue sdays OF
I ,f.ath. 7 O'Clock P. M al the Masonic Hall.
IOWA CHAPTER No Regular
pyl Meetings. First snd Third Fridays Of each
* Month, : o'clock P "a, at the Masonic Hail
y Mineral Point Wis
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22

Tgsa.u DassE EuR2s II.
tFhNEEAL DEALER in Drugs 1s,8 cinrs Paints
z at'-. $50. &c flivh Street, Nfaaral POINT. .eGs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22
rAVERN A~o EER8S.

Es1d RRTGGsTOwS, WIS.
hui TANES LAWS would respectfully sav - the
y traye Ting public. hat he hiss st fFl zCst0 q ~
ya l1e Wisconsin River. excellent Ferry. which Il
7e ossiUS place stt stages OF Ete lie also keeps
+ oiiS HOUSE. where travellers csn be scsomuo5a-
'sl en- reasonable terms. cali and see him.
- It EBER of an kinds for sale At an times at
SEsia awe miles above Afuscoday, the " isceHsn
RIVER r2I VI L.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22
Business Directory,
p " THOMAS,

Cards inserted by the year at 81 per lin,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22
RENIA,IEN q. SCOTT.

sENERAL nEAEER IL
'saoasfsracorles- Rrovlsi.us Drugs aa Medicine
-.aei- a-e- lumber and Shingles.
NeIIaw Stone, wi-c. nsi0 vs. N II
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22

i. =. HAMILTON. II. -.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
franklin, lows County, Wis v5-u7-Iy.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22
ANSON DART.

Super dent Iudian Affairs for Oregon.
j. i HARaIs, Cleveland, Ohio.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22
L. 2. EEE.EEEE. n.rE5st.

- MADISON. WISCONSIN.
'yqsSs- VIII VISIT Mineral PcsuI and no'rovIlle
.-l4IrP twice year. y5-ug IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-10
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.-A PRACTICAL WORK ON
~ the Nature and Treatment OF Diseases Of the Urinary
Organs byH Bostwck MD, practising physician and
gcon and lecturer on these plants Price reduced TO
81 50 coiorsd plates Extract from the Boston Medical
and Surgical Journa-"lt may be said fearlessy, to be
and far superior TO anything ofthc hind before
Vice and their terrible Consequences This IL, wthoot
doubt the most truthful and important book this sub
raj DEATH Diet &e Family Physician Cause Of Quactsry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-10

IcRoTESSoR NELSON, MISUNDERSTANDING
Of Ninety first street and Fourth avenue. BE
sure Yorkvic Harlem stage stop at Eighty sixth
street. thence the left side Of Fourth avenue 70 Ninety
trs street. Faro cts each way NIB Persons born about
latter end Of April October in the early part of
May November in 1t Is to their interest TO call
nYe9Iftd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-10
PUBLIC LECTURES.

GREAT DISCOVERY IN ELECTRICITY.-DR. A.
" Paige the celebrated electrician and Psychologist from
Boston will present course OF select lectures
at Suyvesant Institute, Broadway in which he will explain
his recent valuable discoveries in medical electricity and
demonstrate its mental and physiological relations and
great advantages the treatment Of diseases These enter
tanments will be given Monday evening the 10th and
evening during the at O'clock to ladies and
rcntemen and Tuesday afternoon, and every
during the week. at3oclock ladies only Cards adms
sion Furnished grauitouy Mt the door Dr. Paige
CPS Broadway, whore he will render his
services between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and Paige
has hit upon ingsn and harmonious theory which
he EXPLAINS in clear and agreeable
Evening Transcript The discoveries made by Paigo in
the application Of electricity medical agent pr swing
bctfirg to mankind not inferior TO that afforded
Of Boston Daily Post Dr. Paige has devoted his
attention eight nine to the application
tricy disease, and has evidently mastered the subject
lions Herald.
MENTAL ALCHEMY.-pRoT. r. BROWN WILLIAMS
M lectures Blocker Buildings, Of Blceokor
Morton Streets Wednesday and Friday evenings aud
Manhattan Hail. Fourth street between and
ID, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings Of this
week Lectures TO commence at o'clock Consultation
once, 5W Broadway For Particular, 900 mall bills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-10

GRAY Boards AND HEADS, WITH Alb THOSE
~ whose hair il OF disa grceable hue, are
TO try Mathews Venetian Liquid HAIR one
preparation. BY doing they viii be enaoea 20 rs"
any desired shade color whether auburn orywn
the application being easier and more snnn
any other process known. A. H. ~ sanas "a noss~ao
an Retail gents 100 Fulton street corner Oh
TAR DYE RECIPE.-Y0U ALL KNOW now En-.
psnsiye IL is TO pay 81 bottle for dyes II you want
to save Is ST. you do BY getting recipe rom n
on only one preparation make soz fof - cents
Price fsy recipe, 81, Private house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-10

MADAME sIZER FROM BOSTON, WILL REMAIN
M but limited time in the city can be consulted on the
andfuture at her residence NO wa NDrfpk
street Ladies' only Fec 80 conts Satisfaction given,
pay. Also, letters written at the shortest notice.
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PAPER HANGINGS.

DIAPER HANGINGS OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
designs, just imported. by Francis Pares L. Co., 40
Pearl street. selected expressly to decorate the interior
apartments OF the most costly and be
BY superior workmen are offered ~ wholesale RETAIL 81
the very lowest prices.
DIAPER HANGINGs.-THONAs FAYE L. Ger NO:
46 Pearl street, Madison, call tho attention OF
dealers generally to their extensive assor
foreign and domestic Paper nangngs OF every
riety and STYLE particularly their fine OAK Velvet and
Gold decorations which they have SO arranged on screens
show at glance to the most what
the ecot will be when the walls The public invited
to call and examine his and unique The
most artica workmen employed TO hang the pApera
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CEHTREvILLE COURSE, l.. L-TROTTING MON
~ day. Nay TO- at three o'clock, Pm Purse 500 Milo
meats best three in Ave- Ia harness VIM Wheean enters
Jack kossiter; q. Spieer enters g. e. Vermont; 8.
enters b. Y. Pelham. JOEL CONKIIN Propristor. "
stages viii leave Fulton Ferry Brooklyn r. NJ and
" - - ~ "
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layhNTED-AT ia NASSAU STREET, CLERKS,
w saesmcn School reachea, Dry Goods Clerks Porters,
pa,tsepero Men on Railroads and Farms, Coachmen Gar
&c Boys learn Trades; places for girls ready
osinF 81 free Of portage, VIII be euited
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A RESPECTABLE SPANISH YOUNG NAN WISHES
IN to stay in private family in Brooklyn where he
practice the English language Address s. NJ No. q Beck
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ASTROLOGY. &c

rLAIRvOYANCE. ALL DISEASES DISCOVERED
~ and cured liz curstlc lost and stolen property dis
covered the fate and whcroabout Of absent friends
known; nnerring advice business &c. by Mrs. sEY-
MoUR the most celebrated and only reliable Clarvoyant
Division street near Clinton street Recoect. she tho
only Cairy that has said guaran
teed 10 ALL r charge msde.'
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CLAIMS.

CLAIMs AGAINST NEW ORLEANS, AND THE FIRST,
~ Second, and Third Municipalities. wantcd-Any valid
claim absyc past duo maturing will be bought
by the subscriber favorable terms All inquiries by mail
will he answered the same as personal application.
J. THOMPSON. No. Wall street. corner Of Broadway.
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VNANTED-A PROTESTANT MIDDLE AGED WOMAN,
w who understands the management Of children, and
who seamstrcss Scotch English pre-
errcd She be able and write and have city
erenccs. Apply at 10 Bond street, from 9to IL o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-10

JT NoT 49, : ~ UNES UN nSIKUIUG =, MMITIuI
in the Hebridos Second Sight, tho power Of seeing
events before they happen ascrbed 70 certain persons
known as Sccrs The power have no doubt, Is rightly
acrbed. Be this rs it mayI know that by natural
or extra principle develo ped In mind and
operating through tho forms astrological science can,
and do forte what lie to Oftentimes arrive not
only at the knowledge of threatening dauger but at the
by which 1t may be avoded aud by pursuing the adj
vice gvc the impending misfortune is eyaded liy tho
enabled to lead out of existing diff
fculte by paths they woud dream OF yet which
high roads which the sunshine rests
1t has been my privilege TO bring about many happy
rages and to replace diseord with harmony and love- In
many household The beauty Of my is that IL applies
to all circumstances all conditions, all times all
places To il wonderful that human be-
ing should neglect to have his her nativity cast At
redenec No White street. receive throughout the day
and evening the visits OF those who wish consult The
charged in proportion to the extent Of teuformaon
required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-10

WANTED-BY TWO PROTESTANT YOUNG WO-
w men, having the best Brooklyn References and Of
Spectacle and progressing appearance situations as
COOKS or 20 40 general housework cham berNork aud
waiting well recommen ended girl also situation to
do general homework Apply at MOI Sands street. Brook
lyn, in the basement.
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VXTANTED-A SITUATION, BY NICE, TIDY GIRL,
sixteen ag T. take Of children and to do
light chamberwork plain sewing. Has objection to
herself generally useful Please call for two days at
3T Twelfth street between First and Second avenues
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yNANTED-A SITUATION AS NURSE BYA MIDDLE
w aged who perfectly understands the care and
of infant would take the entire charge OF
nursery whose will be found valuabe to wait
invalid lady. Can be after ten clock, a. NJ at %
st. Marks place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-10

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL,
w situation MS Chambermaid or Laundress Apply at
3s West Seventeenth street. between Ninth and Tenth
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w ANTED-BY SCOTCH GIRL, SITUATION TO
w cook, wash and iron, to do the general homework
OF small private family to the country with ia
miy the The best Of references given Call at
Lewis street. in the rear, between Third aud Fourth
rec
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w ANTED-BY 4 STEADY RESPECTABLE PRoTEs


w tant woman situation Seamstrcss; would do light
bnmltrwork, would take Of two grown up
children; Of kind aud willing dispositions understands
kinds family sewing mako shirts and assist nc
dreasmakng has education IL required, for dren
Has good city references Can be for two days. Address
l1 Wost Thirteenth street.
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VNANTEp-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN.
w situation " private family as Cook washer ana
az resre nccs for capabity and high integrity Apply
for two days, at No. A2 Fulton street, Brooklyn
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VXTANTED-BY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w girl. situation as seamstress and Nurse, or to
do light cham waiting in small family. The
tt references given. Can be for two days at lO
I'll ridge street.
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MANIFESTATIONS FOR COOKS, GENERAL
w Servants Dairy Maids, Nurses Scamstrosscs Laun-
dresses, Chambcrmaids Walters, Coach men, Garlenc~
Farmers, Be-, Of various nations Please apply at the
Select Protestant Agency No carminc street, between
Bcecker and Sixth avenue ct the Society
lO6 Chambers street N B0rly servants Of good chap
sct epdeG.
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VUAETED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN A SIT
w uation as first rate Cook has objection to assist
hing and ironing. The best of city reference h
civen Can be seen for days Call at 47 Third ave
nue., third story, front room, Fifteenth street.
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FOR SALE,

EOR sALE-FlvE HOUSES IN TwENrY-sEypNru
~ street between Tenth and Eleventh avenues, south
side-No. 40 No. 323-all and newly buiit
forpartoulars. apply to s. JESSURUN. ESQ. No Clinton
COuut Beekman street
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XEANTED-A SITUATION by A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, to cook, wash and iron, or us Cham
ermaid, in private family. The best of city reference
Il her last place. Apply at 661 University place.
10 three
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yThNTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w Protestant young woman, as Cook, Chambermad;
j. good washer roner City references given. Please
call at lac Amos street, corner of Hudson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-10

E0R SALE-TWELvE TABLES WITH IRON STANDS
and marble tops, suitable FOR lee Cream Saloon
Apply to JOHN SNECKNER, No. Union Square. Fourth
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CH0W CASES, CHEAPER THAN TIE CHEAPEST,
~ and better than the bet, be had at Cam pbell
Forshays cheap and extensive show warcroom 3l2
Broadway. up stairs.
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yNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL,
w IL years of age, situation take of children
Please apply at l9l Fourth street.
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YVANTED-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
w girl as second Cook; has no objection TO live with
private family and do general homework Can be fol
two days Monday and Thursday, at Miss Murrays Mon
roe street No 81 Can give the best Of city reference.
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WANTED--AT TIE BROOKLYN AGENCY FOR
w No 10 Hillary street, Brooklyn. situations
the city aud country for sixteen protested and plain
Cooks Protestant Chambermads two experienced
Nurses. and about ninety general houseworkers. N. B.
No admitted without satsfactory references
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w MT Z D-BY VERY SMART AND STEADY
w young woman, situation to do general Homework;
she mas been six years in this country and excellent
washer and roner and good plain cook Please call at IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-10

INDIA RUBBER SHOES-2D000 PAIRS OF DAYS
Patent vulcaDized Rubber and Japanncd Oyershoes
These goods received the frst premium silver medal at the
Annual Fair of the American Institute. Exporters
tensve dealers advised TO profit in ordering and
purchasing. Days facilities equal 1900 pair day Buyers
cautioned that the combination again ~ their old
gnme OF threatening Prosecution TO my customerl for
eheetthat tey still for year fill their
Rubber in the business in the United States aud
twenty patent rights. Warehouse No - Ccrtlandt
street
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less Iii TO mix and covering much surface twice
nnsh ?, 70 Eshth York or sale Also
by HALL Rucken Il Co.. 30 Greenwich street; Baxter &
sons f3 Maiden lane j. d. TOrrcy. liz Fulton street;
ward, Close Co.. IS Maiden lane New York Charles N
Dean, New Rochelle: John II. lians. Mamaroneck west
county Charles Field Portcbescr and IN most
of the cities and towns throughout the country
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.-I HEREBY SOLEMN
caution the citizens Of New York against the danger
GUS OF my Magnetic Powder and Pills, which
cndayorng sell as poisonless and
articles destruction OF insects and vermin.
Tie reputation my preparations rest the certificates Of
Ir Valentine Mott DIR. s. Moore,
Professor Reed, Dr. Bcttcndorf,
Professor Chiffon. Dr. Francis,
DR. Van Il ass,l,.r, Dr. NagstaG,
Members Of the Medical College
Coleman L. Stetson, Astor House.
DANIEL ID. Howard, ESD, Irving House.
Preston II Hodges, Esq, Carlton House.
Jonas Phillips ESQ. Assistant District Attorney.
1haycr Cozzens. Est, West Point.
Aud numbers of other well known citizens whose ccrth
Gates, under their hands, may be my store
II. LYON, No. 42t Broadway.
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q / n REWARD.-STOLEN FROM BRIG CELT, AT
the foot Of Clarkon street. North river Satur
day night fawl Boat painted white inside aud out,
eet long rowlocks for four made in the wash
board ana new boat four months old. Ten dollars
VIII be given TO who will return the boat
to Mssrs. BAKER, WELLS co., foot of Hamsrsley
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John II. CAMERON, WATCH, CHRONOMETER,
and nutical lnstrume mt Maker "a South Castle street,
LIVERPOOL,
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA-
tion as Chambermaid and to take care of children.
and do plain sewing Would prefer to live in Brooklyn
short distance in the country Has good reference and
be for two days. at l Christie street. in the
second floor.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w girl, Nurse and Seamstress-one who understands
how to take infant. Has objection to 20
the country, Chambermaid Laundrcss. Best Of
city rf will be given Call at 34 Twenty ninth street.
betMecn Tenth and Elasnnth
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IA REWARD.-LoST, ON SATURDAY, SrH NAY,
PO in Catherine street. at Brooks clothing store,
Pocket BOOK containing 81 and 10 CENTS SIS of which
gold and the remain in bills oliver The who
ost is girl There was part If letter in it, The
Fulton street. ' - ~ : - -
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1NANTED-A SITUATION, by RESPECTABLE
w woman, rs Cook. who understands her business
city reference given. Inquire at 63 Chrisy
street, for two days if not engaged.
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WANTED-AT THE BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE
w Once, Sands street, Brooklyn, Cooks, Chamber
maids Nurses Seamstresse general houeworkers errand
girls, &c They be we'll recommended. Also, and
boys for various situations in Brooklyn the country
Employers requiring efficient and we'll recommended helps
can be supplied at this office. VI. WALLACE