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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23

st. Edward Day 1I0lh-St. bet. I'd and 4th-
avs. Patrick Sullivan, No. OF Westinghouse
JAS Mcdonnell Frandfurt-st. Timothy O'Sul-
livan, No. I5 West-st. J. Kennedy, No. 81
Westinghouse. Michael McGulbering, Trim
ity- place. Daniel Kelley, No 4Sl washing
ton-st. Anihouy Walsh. No. 4s3 Washington
st. Michael Kelley, No 4s7 Washington-st-
Geo. CONWAY, No. llO Center-st Jas. Sui
livan, Ao. 10 FrankM-sL Thomas Egan, No
IL Bridgc-st Patrick Jenneys. No. II
Water-st. Michael kenne, NJ. IS n 9th ST.
Wllliamsburgh Michael Hogan. No. 50
Geeenwlch-st. Patrick Joyce, No. 9 Morris
ST. Thos. O'Brien Ma. 40, Center-st. III
notify Slattery, cor. 34th-st. and 3d-av JAS
O'Nell No. East 3Oth ST. Dan. Gray, No
% and 3d-ars. Richard Cook, No. 53l Sui
livsn-si. Patrick Mcclure, No. 2l7 SulIivan-st
John w. Cook, No. 23I Sullivan st. Fran.
EcGuire, No. PIT Suliivan-st Lawrence
Paul, No. 2l7 Fulton-st. Hugh O'Donnell,
No. 81 Orange-st Dennis Cessn No 3
East Broadway. John Mcdonald, No. I2I
Division-st. Cornelius Miligan, No lO3 Mad
ison-st James McHanney. cor Catharine and
Mad-sts. Bartholomew Hswley, No. l2l
Orange-st. James Berwick, No. 40 Cross-st.
Hugh O'Donnell. No 1877 Liberty st. Bar.
ney Conway, No. l59 East Broadway. Mich
aei Flaherty, Williamsburgh. Patrick Car
rol, Mott-st VIM. O'Brien, No 81 Orange
st. John o Bourke, Brooklyn. VIM. Jack
son No, 974 Ornnge-st Patrick Kennedy
No. lI8 Center-sL Joseph Csssin, No 10
Alonroe.s.. Patrick Kennedy, Williamsburgh.
John OConnrr. Williamshurch. VIM. O'Alal-
". Wlliamsburgh. Hugh O'Neill Brooklyn.
Thus. Golden, Guwanus, Bronkyn. John
O'Dyer. Cherry-st. John Egan, 6lst. Peter
Gilar, FultoO-sL Brooklyn.
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THO CURE COLD. with Headache

and Soreness of the Body take the CHERRY Pee
TORAL ongons to bed and wrap up warm to sweat duns
the ght.
FoR A Coup AND COUCH, take ii morning, noon, and
evening according directions the bottle and the dh
Guilty will be removed. None Will LONG suffer from this
trouble when they find be readily cured Persons
afflicted with seated cough, which breaks them OF their
rest at night will find by taking the Cherry Pectoal on
bed they be OF sound unbr0ken sleep and
consequently retIe hing Great relief from suffering,
and nm ultimate cure afforded thousands who are thus
afflicted, by this invaluable remedy.
From its agreeable effect in these csses many nod them.
selves unwilling forego Its use when the necessity tor It
has ceased.
To SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS this remedy nvalua
BILE by its action on the throat and lungs when tSen IN
small quantities it all hoerseness IN few hours and
wonderfully increases the and dexlbty OF the voice
ASTHMA generally much relieved and often wholly cured
by Cherry Pectora But there 50 Obstinate
as to yield entirely TO medicine. Cherry PecOFa VIII
cure them If they can be cured
BRONCHITIS. irritation of the throat and upper portion
of nngs may be cured by taking Cherry Pectoral In
small and frequent doses '1he uncomfortable oppression 10
relieved.
For CRoUP-Gye an emetic of antimony, be followed
by large and frequent doses of the Cherry PectOa until
subdues the disease If en in 1t viii not fail TO
HooPNc COUCH may be broken up and cured by the
of Cherry Pectora.
THE INFLUENZA speedily removed By this remedy. Nh
meTous instances have been noticed where whole families
protected from any serious consequence while their
nelghbOTs without the cherry fectora were suherns nom
the disease.
Cures diseases upon the Lungs have been affected
by Cherry Pectoal in such warrant the be-
lief that remedy has length been found that can be de-
pended the Coughs Colds and Consumption which
carry from midst thousands every year. IL Is indeed
medicine which the afflicted LOOK with confidence tor
relief and they should not fail 10 avail themselves of it.
Prepared by J. c. AVER. Chemist, Lowell, Mas.
Sold by RUSHTON, CLARK Il co, New-i0rk; C. w.
BADGER, Newark; DEXTER K Co, Albany; Doctor
HEIMSTREET, Troy, and by all Druggists everywhere
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SUPREME CoURT.-In the matter of the ap.


- pcaon the Mayor Asemsa and cemmenshy o. The Gig
NswYort relative 70 the OPENING and ExIENDse al
Under sned stns,es
n. Isssrs Of the peops Of Ii. Stat. Of New Yo entitled
"An Act entitled Act 70 reduce re-
a ao 20 sa, and also s sct -Ssd IA
@, an A. v . ssOe 20 Ne sn m other Sa
passed May H. $780, passed May lst 10 the osH-s OF owne
lands affected thereby completed their
Estimate and Assessment the above eaud matter and that an
persons whose affected thereby and who msy be op
posd to Ls same are requested 70 present their oeeeacn
eos at the ofics Charles x Taylor Ess ce Of Ii. saA
at his Office, No 80 Chatham 49, IN hs City q New
s,s embraced BY Supplemental Estimate and Ass-sn.
a. o's . bo,S .Ss. ef rsmes between Us westerly
Broadway aud the -aey ads OF fnty Paes, toseihef
ns on the nortery AIDE Of aSauy.t between The
westerly eide Of Trinity place and the easey .ds o. wet
lots both sides of Arlington aud the lots on the west
And the soahery side OF Cedar the eas,sry sds
Greenwich bewees the norh-y .ls Of kiof Il and the
.L Greenwich st. and West e. the ots on he sests,1
SIDE Of Trinity Place rum ihames 81 10 nes0s 81 s' nS 90 IS
Thames being keciors ll3 feet 10 nehes and os
and Is Thames a. Commissioned map By the
numbers 70 and 81 and lots remP,s known on said Com.
the Of rhames aud Broadway kao~n ai
Broadway And the said COMMISSIONER hef ave nooe hstihe
supplemental abstract COMMISSIONER the
the Of the lots assessed the numbers OF The SAD
lots they ppsar the OF the said Commose osetss
with such mars and the amount Of toe assessment whether or
benefits and Al the adav estimates ana othss
which used by the Commissioners IN making ef
Supplemental Emae and Assmea have been deposited IN ne
Street COMMISSIONER Once Of the City Of Nswfork Tiers 70 re-
main for thirty before the SAID Commissioners MAZE
their Supplemental Rpori a, de time and place hsts,os's nsa
toned nd further nnuss that the
sad snYr Report will p-ened the Supreme Court Of
the EewYors, SPECIAL Term Of the sad Coun toe
held City Hall CITY Of New YORK. Saturday The 9Th
day OF MAY next at the opening Of the Court that dy snd
that thereafter Council be heard
motion viii be made that The said Supplemental Report osethe!
with the onsua Report the Commissioner he above enuus4
matter confirmed And notice further oven hat tie supple
mental costs disbursements ths entitled mat
ter the Hon Henry Ftvsds or IN case Of he
the Justices OF the said Court tho supreme
Court Chambers the Cry Hail. tbs City Of New fort -
Tuesday the OF April instant oeieck Ia toe fossuoon
Dated New fork, April 1904 -.
WILLIAM DODGE,
CHARLES STUART, Com rassiotsSA
WILLIAM 0REG0RY,)
Uussy EAyfxs Atfomry
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N7ISTAR'S BALSAM of WILD

w CHERRY-The great remedy for Consumption, and
the best medicine known for Asthma Of every stage,
Liver Complaints Bronchitis Influenza, Coughs, Cold,
Bleeding OF the Lungs Shortness of Breath Pains and
Weakness the Side Breast &C., and all other diseases Of
the pulmonary organS.
BEWARE OF IMPOSlTION.
The greater the value Of any discovery, the higher II
held in the the public and much in proportion
is that public liable to be imposed upon BY the spurious n
tatoDs of ignorant designing and dishonest men who, like
the done in the hive have neither the ability nor inclination
provide for themselves but thrive and luxuate upon the
earnings of the deserving.
Now that this preparation is well known TO be more GER
tain cure for incipent CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
LIVER COMPLAINT COUGHS, BRONCHITIS. aud
ell similar affections than any other remedy ever known,
there will be- ard found those so yilanously
wicked connect spurious end perhaps poisonous
mixture and try palm 1t OF the genuine Baisam.
This 20 caution dealers and the public generally against
purchasing any other than that having the written sigma
ture Of BUTTS the wrapper. The rest merely initiate
the OF the original while they possess none Of is viz
tues
Originally prepared by Williams X Co, Philadelphia.
Now prepared and sold. wholesale and retail, only by
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mas TO whom all orders
should be addressed and c sale b. his agents throughout the
country.
For sale at wholesale retail by A. b. d. SANDS, Gem
eral Agents No. 100 cultou-si; Thomas Maxwell No IS
Wiem.sf. John Milhau 30. 1873 Broadway; Aston and
Irving House Drug Stores, and No. 40 Broadway.
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Bsssr BIvrss. Attomsy
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the APP

- of tho Mayor, Aldermen and Commoaaniy o. thsSW
New YORK. relative TO the opening Of SIXTY SECOND 81 om
tho above snted mattsr
duly appointed by Of the Supreme Court ave noce pnrsnsns
New FORK u "An act 10 amend an act emit al sn As
10 reduce particularly the City VI New fofts
into passed Apr 1873 passed April go 1853 That TIE AZ
the Commissioners
the Of Ut The lots sssssreds
such lots they the maps Of tbs Commits
iosether with such and tbs smonnf OF sss'msns
documents, which used BY tits c. rsons ~
making report have been deposited the street. Cosnson
e Once City and County OF New ios or The "a
wb0msoeer there TO remain of al least dayA
before said make their ~ the SAL Supreme
Court the time and place hereinafter meniooed And he s
further the OF
entitled act ented
OF New or and for other
improved q, 0roved lands affected thereby thai
they have completed their Estimate d nsa nat az
whose Interests affected thereby aA' 80 av W
Dossd the requested Their ~ WV
ins 20 Henry Beeman ESQ Chairman o. the
oce Of the Counelo the Corporation, New nsa
New Yo within thirty days from tbs date OF u ~
foows say all that parcel OF land described ans
containing follows that 10 a that part o. sAy seeonh ~
law between the westerly SIDE OF fh sy and ths
easery side or Eighth and also All that certain other ecs OF
Of bounded the west b. the easteJ de of Esh as
Tire wesry hae eide Of Fh on the north W
the line Of the ~ the block SKY second T. and SKY
the line Of tie block between SKY second
sixty theeon al toes pae
Of the sad sixty secondst And the s1e
vii be made and presented 20 the Supreme Count Of
New York special term Of the sad Court 70 %
held the Cry Hall the CRY Of New fork on Saturday the s31
May 49, the opsnns c The Court on ust day. o. a. soco
be and hat thsn and thefs
ton that sad be conansdDstsd New rosss
March 4, 1859. hEhhf bEEkMAs,
PHILIP ). MOSRoE,{ COMMISSIONER
MOSES WILCOX,
HssIrE. Dlvss, Alto neg. ncts2ny
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CORPORATION Notices.
,RoT ROW .oUrnIrCT DEPARTMENT.

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
To cou,r,or.s~aed pnpo.sb, nsofsed fresszi iof
basns sewer ia Heury WI os rsce.sa "a, IN"
de I'm S.y al MAJ isss 5oet NJ TO BUILD sLWkk
IN HEKRf-sT, fVn Jefferson 70 no = n.se's -. $50 ~
~ r. ans, and ifonsuon resfins thereto,
~ W NICHOLAS DEAN,
Presidess Of the Croton Aqsedse, Department
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(NUPREnE CODkI.-in the matter oil the dp
Of New Yors relative % he OPENING on fIfTY FIRST 81,
from lOhsv 10 the Hudson RI in the City Of New Yorke
subscrber- and in the
above entitled matter, duly appointed ~ rule Of The supreme
Court notice. pursuant 70 Tho eaa.ments q an Act ne
Act entitled Act reduce several avs rsans
particularly the City Of New York Act pssssd April
s3 passed pr 20 1882 the and
the the above eon'nno
the Of the Of tbs % s.--seo the Numbers u seh
lots A. they apes. Mas Of the C0sossrs tssthsr
with such map Of vkether n dasss
benefit and aO al the afdavs estimates, and Oth@f doc1
sv hen ds.d n The str-t CON OAce OF Ctr
New Yo for the inspection Of sbonso-ver mag
conoern there
report sad
place hereinafter mentioned nd the s.d Conmssionsrs further
1 pursuant te 81 the emitted An
Act entitled Act reauon he collection of As
and Taxes the C and Cossy VI New Yo and os
other ygoss. passed Nay A. $780, passed Nag !, esl
0wnefs occupant Of all improved
nds affected Thereby that tsy have coDks1
,Sr ras ss Assessment, sad ia, all prsoas who's.
questd their objections snrf, ~ MOSES NAY
NARD Jr Esq the Chairman Of me at conmssieaefs, a the
SesYoh within thirty days from the date Of ;ns Asithss
tEemi< embraced ey tbs assessment olo~ that %
All the s pieces parek Of land the City Of New Yo de-
scbed and bounded oK 70 On the tks westerly
Ine ds u 0hay h- west b. the sAs-ry kse side Il
s and ard t- SOUTH tie hSs The
block between blstt ard 5h And xo ~ the o.
bounded oo~s On EAST By the wsstsy
Of lhsy the BY The sf- Of lzth zn1
y - line os q y he esns Of x. 81 ~sss s s
sSs The south, BY the hns o. The center Of The bk b'sess
r-yo VII male sst prs
sented the co9 Of tie State Of New fo AZ se
. q s On s. SS. sy at a s ss The osssss
OF The cOun that day, OF soos hefss As ssa y
s..r s.s .st sa iSS s s Yea Jss lisa
MOSS nAYE4kD, "a,
wilLGx : eEEeosr,) 80.
Hss.s z. DA'Ss Attorney. ~ ~"
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Mafbinerr, &r.

AT last the Shoe Manufacturers of this
"A city are awakened TO the fact, II they continue 20
control tbs market and kept pace with the extenGVe
manufactures of Lynn, they must sdopt Singer SEWING
Nschiue or the sales will imperatively 90 where the
best work is done for nearly year have the manufacturers
of LYNN been using those machines aud reapny
profits New York must not will not be out-dons- JIM,
M Singer Co No. 25s Broadway. The most incFsdu-
lous thoroughly convinced by practical demonstration we
invite 81 to come and witness this wonder o. the age
~ NJ SINGER a. Co. 2j3 Broadway.
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- Yort-sARY HoRNThAL ami MEYER whiIsHEAp,
Ialaufs. ABRAHAM WEtNSHENk De.e0dsnt-S1n,
ron- $50 peeuasnt; hereby sannot sni
required the ccps this Which he "a ts
Cerk this Court the City ct New lok On The i'm
DAY Of March is5s and 10 Of snswcf 20 The sad
complaint the subscribers their ohr, No ~ Wal a. m me
City within days after the hereof exu.
such and iAl u answer The 4
complaint within the arcsat, the plaintiff ,h,s action VII
against Tor the Of seven hundred aud tfy
dollars eshy h interest nom The SIXTH Jay OF
February thousand es hundred and hy two besides The sosu
OF this acton-Daied New Iork, March H. lSas
McCUNN & NONCRIEF, Attorneys for Psinnf
rvi i,wlOus No - Wallet,
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UERMAN'S CELEBRATED TOOTH

IL WASH-This invaluable preparation has been used
in Philadelphia where II has mmens popularity to1
serving cleansing the Teeth removing all inflammation
Of the gums and mpartins healthy odor TO the
breath price Is per bottle. Sold by Dupuy corner
Broadway and Horst0nsts Lea oi3 Broadway Deromas
No IS Chatham-st Drummond, No ~ Reale-st Keeler
Co No. 40 Fulton-st, Brooklyn, Wan Bushyink No. 50
Washington-st., jersey City. MARSH NOKTHROP,
wholesale agents. No. $50 Greenwich-st., New-York.
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ID HEUMATlC and PARALYTIC

lNRFMEDY.-The Purgative Powders one OF the
most valuable preparations know ter Rheumatism Their
operation and action appear to be spechs II not infalbe
They are also highly recommended for Paralysis.
The annexed list of persons IS given references OF the
curative qualities of these Powders Aaron Swartz PosO
6ce Chaiam-square; Hulshar, No SO Hester-s. Samuel
Taft No l6l Madison-s Peter Henderson No. l12 Msd
eon-st; Robert Dean. No l53 MOnroest James Lennon
No IS Nassau-st Michael Stah No. 5i3 Waterst Henry
Kobe No $50 Division-st; Thomas Trevor No II Alenst
and Mrs. Harris No. 10 Gardner-st. Newark.
In very severe cases of Rheumatism nnent is aso used
a. an outward applcs ron and is sold with the Powders
These Powders put up in boxes and the directions Ia
beed on them. Price IS box Prepared aud Sold
Wholesale and retail, by CHARLES FOX, No. 2li Div-
non-st, Now-York. Sold also by JOHN SLATER, Book
seller and SatiOner No. 4 Chaham-squae, and OEOhUE
LOW No. s. Walnut-gt.. Newark.
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r YON'S CLASSICAL and CONNER.

II ICIALBOARDING-SCH for YOUNG GENTLE
NEN-The IRVING INSTITUTE, TARRYTOWN, N. Y.
Fbs location Of this Institution unsurpassed Tanytown
ksng one of the oldest and most agreeable towns in the
Union noted for its salubrty and morality, and accessible
many times day by the Hudson River Railroad The site
4 Isss than half mile from the depot, and commands
Of the most charming Of the valley of the Hudson The
sai6ce Is commodou comfortable aud well adapted The
grounds quite retired embrace several acres including ne
grove well appointed gymnasium, &c
The Principal sssduous in his regard for the Moral vel
fre the PHYSICAL comfort the Intellectual improvement the
manners and personal habits Of his pupils daily record
having respect each of these interests rs kept an abstract
Of which forwarded the parents at the close of every
month The Tutors and pupils reside In the family OF the
Principal partske OF the fare sleep under the same
rosf aud constitute in all respects family Pupils will
attend the church designated by the parent If practicable
The Course OF Education includes all the branches pre-
paraory for College BUSINESS for professional practical
HE The Principal has had long experience and Is aided by
competent Tutors Instruction IN every department will be
thorough aid elementary principles will receive that strict
attention which their paramount Importance demands
Gitue
Circulars may had at Nos 2O5 and 500 Broadway No SO
Nassausi, and No rs BOwery.
FOR further Information address the undersigned
WILLIAM 2. LYON, A. NJ, Principal and Proprietor
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PubIie notice is

hereby shs petition presenfsd he Bosrt
kEssuss The CONSTRUCTION or AeEWEk, - fo1oss Wa
In Harmless. from Nskstst and through csthnee = 70 %
ysss Al the above havU oc)ertoas
Asrso, reGpeptsd De . wse.e 70 ~ En-
ssss Dsysrr sas Mo s,iWa HIcH0LAs pEAu PssssSsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

TINE GREAT FIRE in CHILLICO-
4 THE Ohio One third of the town burnt to s.hes
CHlLLIccrHE, o., Tuesday April IL 1851
Nesus STEARNs 4 MARvIS-Gentemen Yours of the
9Th is at hand In reply every Safe in the fire. except yours
has proved good for nothing lost large Saeit per-
fecy DESTROYED but in the small Saamander bought from
you nothing was injured. Your obedient servant
WIN. I. CLEMSON
The above letter shows that In real hot fire RIcH SALA
mANpERs the only Safes be depended upon In tho
Pearlst fire. eleven Safes of different makers totally
DESTROYED Richs Safe alone bidding defiance the flames
preserving notes. bonds and mortgages TO the value u
AOO 600 The Chilcothe ire parallel caseevery Safe
Int Rcs destroyed These repeated
incontestbly that Wilders Patent Saamander with Rcs
the best Safes made in the United States
or Ia the whole world. They be had ans depot No
lis Waerst and at the Factory, corner Of 81. Marks
place and Avenue A, New-York
f STEARNS L MARVIN,
Also at the following Agencies
Isaac Bridge, New Orleans La.
L. NJ Hatch, Charleston, S. &.
Thompson X Oudesluys Baltimore, Nd.
Holyoake, Downes Co.. Memphis Tenr.
Eddy Morley, Toledo o.
Allis K Howes Evansville, Ind.
g. Shepard < Co, Buffalo, N. Y.
Walter X. Marvin, Lockport N Y.
Barney Brothers, Mobile, Ala
Chas. II. Campheld Savannah, Ga.
Hall K Moses Columbus, Ga.
De Rosset Brown, Wilmington, N. C.
VIM Randall ST. Paul, NJ II.
Morley L Reynolds, Cleveland o.
Haver Boyd K Co.. GAINESVILLE, o.
Hy Suggett, Rochester, N. Y.
Jas Hutton. Montreal Canada
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soos educated at tbs establlshIhtnt a. -.
lac HEDGE FEMALE SEMI

MARY at White Plains, Westchester Co, Is miles
5m be CITY Of NevYork communication with the City
sven times daily by the Harlem Railroad The ninth An
ma Session commences Monday May Circulars and
Indignation may be obtained Msss Raynors Booksore
No rs Bowery or at the office of X. c. Downing No 40
Wslst or application to Mrs. t. X. Downing No 1903
Attorney st. with whom personal interview can be had
Mrs r. b. SEARLES, Principal. J
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Meoical.

CURE of CORNS by Madame BER-
" HARD, No. le7 Bowery, least sde) and at No. sl5
Broadway 2th-st Mde B. respectfully informs her
patrons and all suffering from Corns, Bunons Nails grown
In The Flesh tina, she still continues practice here
toore Mdne u. will give yearly attendance moderate
terms to persons The COTn Of an obstinate nature
thus to enable every person be free Of suffering from all
the deass the feet subject TO- Mdme b. having prsc
tsed this city for the last - years she can produce very
certificates as to her skill and experience In her
profession n B. Persons will be attended at their
rnsidence II desired
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is HEREBY GIVEN. accord

IN hw al persons having sas ssens, THOMAS NlNNs,
hie Of the City Brookbn krss County deceased hat leg are
required ,xht the With the youch-o thereof to he sub
.crbe Con n resdenee No IS s7t tie Cy OF
on before dAy Ms,A ncatDaed Septem
Der ,,o ~ . Ss F FRsys,s s9 gtsTss Er'sa'
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COUNSEL in LOVE AFFAIRS

HAIR DYE.-A Hair Dye fully wor-
Il thy of public patronage has long been needed MA:
THEWS has succeeded lin his combination entitled THE
VENETIAN LIQUID HAIR DYE,) Ia obtaining all the
desired results viz perfect safety in use beauty aud per-
Of color, convenience IN form and APPLICATION with
the advantage cheapne each bottle containing than
double that Of other manufacturer besides being sold az
half the Price Price 80 A. B. d. SANDS, whole
sale and retail Agents. No. loo Fuon-st cor William New
York.
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NTOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE

Iyl GlATE INSTITUTE, corner of 18th and Macdougsl-
ia on Washinqton-square (Messrs CLARKE X FAN
MING Principally opened its ninth school year Monday,
he 18th Of September, 1851.
h~ been the aim Of the Principals OF this lnsu-
don to carry school education to the highest sainabe de-
gree Of perfection They accordingly selected this location,
unsurpassed its beauty and healthiuness and having pur-
chased he lot built the main part of the presents
e6ce with rooms specially fitted for instruction. and with
e addition ample in size and number for two hundred
pup devone three entire of the building to the
SCHOOL, Being house the entrance TO the
dwelling part occupied by of the Principals No 2l9
hAst and that Of the School No. 1853 Macdougal-st.
Circulars for particular information may be obtained st
the Instuon-he following patrons OF which Of
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-TrNpY ST GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

II Parents IN New.York and Williarnsburgh who wish
= cu for their all the sdvstsges OF thorough eap
s,ton are invited to call at the - ;snscs
sChOL examine the various classes and judge
% Of s claims to gqSa epe or business, are es
Tecel,so ,sir health and mental development will allow
ReS Dr. prOnOuncess this n'u9V a Es that
pups I p VI &c XII Saints SAYS "For skul instruc
tOS kscioa d S ep and exact scholarship the nstu
ton Of Mr. ouakenbos deserves IN my SpnIh TO ee
nn"n Si"g within few blocks Of the Grand-st and Divis
Ferries its advantages are fully open to the people OF
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