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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-03

For Sale.
-. UNION (GREEN) GLASSWORKS.
AHE subscribers desiring change their busress offer
the above works for sale, with moulds tools elc etc.
all in good order, and in successful operation custom
secured, with demand for all the glass which can BE
made. ~ w. ~ - -
The furnace has pots and chairs for % blovers-
The property consists separate lots each 100 ct
square, with frst rate coal bank between them
Ore lot is occupied the glass house and fixtures The
other s most desirable site another factory This
property has every for purposes
ap4-sm aU2RR1RR a OFT.
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CANOPY TOP PARASOLS.
A CHOICE selection ofcanopy top Parasols in annie
green and other desirable coors. Just received by
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'lEoIaet Shnnee.-The ladies' all know 1t, that w
A ID Motto & Bro have had the handsomest STOCK OF
Bonnets Wheeling WELL they have got anos
ther big lot, preter and cheaper than ever Cal soon
while there Is good choice. ~ lsEls aEs meyEl.
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NfETRoPOLITAN HALL CONFUSED
1 4 yxsrrtl Il AIrGFsTER P MORTON vr,l gsv. |.

NKWrTH LACGhlER-froL MORTON vii give
Grand Frtsra;nnent Of Nitrous OXIDE, or LAUGHING
Gas AZ the ahove-usmed splendid Hall
SATURDAY EVENING, FEB 10.
Several hundred gallons Of the Gas win BE prepared Tor
the occasion In order that al whs may desire the luxury
81 irhang and l.ugh until their sdss ache can
do
This Gas 10 perfectly pure and harmless, and may Be
breahed freely BY al without the least N azions s
orally developing the leading traits Of eh.rscfezoraso,
npginr, he &c. -
Jhe drst circle viii he reserved &T ladies' and children,
accompanied by gentlemen O.
Single teKetsSr Jackets admitting sectieman ard lady,
fx; eirss) 50 eeEts Tickets er ether parts Of TIE house.
IS centA
Doors open a; q commerce a. :. o'clock
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TINTED STATES SCHOOL AGENCY,

u Q2f7 by Z. H. WILCOX. No. rs brosdgsy asyot-
Cd 70 Universal Edncat0n, By the exee1aon 81 az eose
Iy he hest insttuticns families tsseners mstrons
oTTsrsts yoc.sts kc The rzhf o.
s- rhs romuou fuES accommodating By the suDscrpsaons
rTestinsnts aud d1nanoas Of Pstr2ns snd ss ,ronfs
-, - Tnion with an Increasing fund 81 infors-tson Tn
SSr.abe 10 all secured By transferable cheer with re-
tIssee.l On nterer The checks procure teachers pupils
aud al other e.sh orders By me sac o. scs ne osae
$500 ~ are ,sIing s1bscr5ers and stockholders
81 81 as SIC e2e e'e Sloo or more aud negotiated a.
- f one Der cent the required esmpenss.i0n for
90. rs,r li1clnaing boaEd Icing Eecewed AZ each applies
tion unfi Ire whole inaorsed N commission D9ess oos
s- ,rnroUrate5 70 tie multiplication Of schools hbyzrcs
rsurs e. The checks make handsome presents ~ tech
ard rups fhs bare ssquslntanee taas acquired BE-
worth double the expense Personal Applications ofen
sifrd az call Apply early, with the Money and fH
nforrrsron. mentioning only the indispensable r7aaire-
nenfs the circular heDs nj latter % correspondence
TIE prcs peet q BY broad sppcstion
Any Teacher 10 viii procre orders oa the ssh0os OF
town sal BE- literally rewarded
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~. d, u. A.-is53-F ebruary-l1S2.-The Order OF
Uned Americans wi (according tn ths.r usual castonl
celebrate the approaching anniversary OF the Birth day OF
the Immortal WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, 22d inst,
~ Public Process under the direction OF Capt JOHN
CHELME as Grand Marshal the route OF which VIII be
niath at 10 O'clock AN, precisely and proceed Up
m TO broadway, around Union Park down ith ay and
Bewery 20 Chatham ST. and down Chathamst 20 the Park
rupsh the act Gate in front OF the City Hall, where it
viii pass in revew before Ills Honor the Mayor and Com
non Council and ilom thence proceed up Broadway 10
Metropolitan Hall where the Procession will enter, and at
Hcock precisely an Grafton will be delivered by Bro.
Nv BRYCE, ED and other appropriate exercises will
ke Mace By order OF the Committee of Arrangements
WILLIAM b. WEISS, Chairman.
rrrFR L. pocrRT Secretary
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bizarre. Bizarre, Whist say you Madc,pF
DIZARRE. FOR PRESIDE AND WAY

DIZARRE, FOR PRESIDE AND WAY
ID sIDE-Pubi.hed every fortnight al 81 p per annani
No a. foI lie fortnight ending Saturday Feb 10 Just
T.sIa or Cos1ESrs-i. The Double Ma,k-A Tale p
A Noble Burps s. Three Months in Lnnat.c Asylun--
Third and Last Pepper Pig Po,ses.9d 3 R3nanee o.
Bloc.ley No. Yf.-The ColOred Wards O. Sketches OF
NsNpoft-First; T. Spiritual Dialogue between Roscns
and John Kemble Sir Thomas Lawrenoe-Mr kemble rs
Hamlet-Ronsn Drama-The Lsdes Theatsr- sosrs-hos
Siepces-Nm. Niblo-Ci cero-Roscius ia Comedy-IIow
oa sthe Drama -Roseius IN New Par..es mssSs
Mason, &c; 3. Old Cudjos Story; Bizarre smons the
New Books TO- Literary. Gossip; H. Editors Sans Soaei
/ H.rt's Buildings e.h-t- above Chesnqt; For sale oy
Publishers, GETZ, BUCK Co, Philadelphia; Adnanee;
sherman Co Ne As,or House sn S1,v "a
country s,1.N''
NEW PUBLICATIONS. CALIFORNIA
IN ILIa sTRATED, ineiudiDgs Description Of the Nc.
assus and Panama Routes % fine tint Illustrations By
n HUI TIA TAiEs FOR RICH AND POOR Price
50 per volume Improved edition. comprising the io
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III R.ins II The Wosd pS lno is e,S'h e s I'll.
v Debtor and Creditor. l8mo- cloth gut
" ydt hsP FIST s Lessons n ' esE
MINT with lpPend1 sest1ninJ s ma.
Rq,, ff zen B9ok OF Gs' aSMhL RSy sSo 30
Iustr.tions new edition, - ceets .
r. I. YOUNG, No. lP fut01st
NEW and VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK.
N-A GUIDE To ROMAN HISTORY, from me Ear
hest Perod the COse Of the Western EMPIRE y Rev.
DR. Brewer Author Of Guide 70 the Scientific hnowi
edge Of things FGuih4r- -
H. conrssness Errrzert and % scenAF @ e-tA
rr.rulnoend The Dr.ctscal teacher. .lDa~.
Dr. soot vel FrsVasa aud Fasd a Ca, n
vnEsvPe- p-,,,o.-rox I'''
GUIDE TO ENGLISH COMPOSlTlONi or, ous
Hundred and Twenty Subjects Ansyzed and iAnSsfa.sn
from Analogy History an the Writings OF ceiesseo An
Gent ana Modern Authors teach the AT Of ArzEnsnt.
ton AID the Deye opzeni .. Thoag By lev Dr. Brewer
CHAs. S. FRANCIS l. Co, Publishers, " b'oAdTay'
NEW RAILROAD MAP Of the UNITED
~ STATES add CANADA, showing all The Railroads.
Csrsls and nayEable n ne above seems
country Price :. S. kso ne RAILWAY and 81 AZ
sac .d Iet.l, by J. DIsTURSEtL- Nc is5 bFsaa"ay-
ITO SOUTHERN and WESTERN TRAV-
II FLFRs-M.ps Of yrsinia, North and ssata S.I 70
Ina GeorEi. Florids, Texas. &C Also MAJ o. =. 49,, -.
Wsssern States and Territories. Maps Of he CHtSa
Merge ke ke For sale CRAP By ,o,
j. DIsTURSELL, No 100 Brs.axsJ.
NAPOLEON IN EXILE; BY b OMssra
y ,,s; lf sos g q e ''f Due e q Il soeasoG
cIrI rs MAINS 81 ELZAE SIS oY raoUEa.
-. pt "a, sc Al THEORY OF ASOItEk LIZ
~ psnsly's GENTLE SHEPHERD, u Lawn
al q Ju.f pubishee AID for ale ~ ,-,pt-
wM GoWAss- No bs fainn ~
TRENCH, SPANISH and ITALIAN
II WORKS Just inspcrt. d-No 81 oro- ayy,u.
PRANCIs HORsFALL, FOrsiza SSekselef'
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.EuER,s SALOON Of WONDERS

HELLER's SALOON of WONDERS
l1No. $50 Broadway, Chinese BUILDINGS NINTH
WEEK Of the PRINCE Of WIZARDS l-PrOf ROBERT
oraay sofRfEs S rita for Psrod Of
Eight Weeks have mighty attracted crowded saienees
composed Of the elite Of New York continues to perform
variety Of his Astounding and iniuitable
WONDERS ! MYSTERIES! .! MIRACLES -!
which the most amazing witnessed IN America
Among the many Mighty experiments the marvel Of the
whole scientific Eerld; he gniais1m as.
Evening performances TO commence az " o'clock P NJ
and on Saturday Afternoon ats Admission ~ esn1 On
n B. Extra attraction for SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
BALLS MODEL of SAN FRANCISCO
DThs complete and splendid Work (n wood. kc.l . on
exhibition at No 81 Broadway Doors open from 10 A.
10 10 p. VI. Admission D cent? IL covers nearly LOO
eopstpeon On beboainr IL returned Csfornans irnlg
me themselves that lard OF sold again declaring that gives
full knowledge Of the sze, situation. form and eol.c
ton of San Francisco, visit 10 that city itse Every
building be seen in its true model color material ocs
ton end proportional .iEe every hill street aud wharf, the
shipping bay &C. Aso OIL Paintings snd Dasaereotype
views Of California, Curosities &c.
The Last Chance to See
I'D ISLEY's ILLUSTRATED RIVER
1lTHAMES. and the whole 81 the CITY Of LONDON;
stNO 4Ce Broadway; Commenting Every Evening st =
Descriptions by ]. II. HAMMERsLEY, MD.
Admission reduced TO only . cents
DANvARD's PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSA-
ID LEN and the HOLY LAND isnow open At the
GFORAMA,
No SOC Broadway sdjoininE the Metropolitan Hotel
Painted from authentic Drawings made upon the spot by
Mr. BANvARD in person. Picture moves every evening
al "a ard on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons AZ
o'clock Admission 5ccts.-ohidren half prce.
T,HE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN
l. ART-Containrz Series Of AUTHENTIC PAINT
INGs BY the most celebrated Masters chronological
der ffsn GUIDO DE slESNE, a. D, lzzi,l down 70
so UHATY LIBRARY R5oMs 30 s B1odsy from
A NJ to 5, p NJ and to 10, NJ. Admission % cents
DANORAMA.--Now open at Metropolitan
i Hall, the MAMMOTH PANORAMA of the MIS-
ISsIPI RIVER from its mouth to the Falls o. Sc Anthony
EVERY EVENING, at u O'Clock; On SATURDAYS at -
O'Clock. Admission 50 cents. Children half price.
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ulsr weekly meet.ns, on SUNDAY EvENINo, at Msr-
1tts Hal No lsS SPRINGS T. Eminent speakers viii sd
ores The meeting The friends Of importance and speakers
are lnvitedto attend JOHN QUA President
RoBT CARR, Secretary.
~ Spiritual Rappings and Demonstrations.
ton. the stuyyesnt Institute No. s5s Broadway
MONDAY EVENING, Feb II. Doors open At 81: lecture
to To .So sse w ss formed on The
viii endesvor show the world the results Of the
spiritual rsIpinss- Admittznce 25cents
~ &. Edwards Lester, Esq, at the invitation
TRDAY fVhSsG Fe ~ ia oe n
Institute on The Elements which make up an Independent
Is cen Tor sale At the 81 NeSoss Aor House s1d
American Hotels; StTinger Townsends Book Store,
der BorDums Museum; the MechsnicS Institute, No
Bowery, and at the Stuyvessnt institute
this day sold to Mesus. sTEARNs 4 MARVIN, msnufae
urers of Wilders Patent sslansnder sses New YORK,
the Potent Right of my ROTATING FORMULATION
GUNPOwDER LOCK" or "THE WORLDS FAIR
this Lock being placed on safe az the Worlds Par with
eco in the safe 70 be the reward Of any person who could
eFen the door The gold remained therein 5 Reod Of
such poor prospects the number OF changes being
Bsnters. Jewellers and Merchants who desire to have
the,e Locksupon their doors have them by applying
sTEARNS MARVIN, No. l46 Waterst Now York- who
have the exclusve night to msnuacqTe sad LOGS IN the
Newark Nj, Jan. 70, 1a59.
~ e.. of II. Notice.-Members writing public APP
reas and who desire have them examined previous
the Quarterly Meeting of the g. s. will please send their
appeals regularly signed, stating the number, and
location Of the Section TO No 2j Bleeckert IL by ms,
direct (poa paid s. ID. VAN BEUREN No - Leroyst,
Newton. g. ID. VAN BEUREE
Chm'n Committee.
~ Post Office, Ncw-York-NOTiCE-E
an mails per u 5. NJ. St ATLANTIC will close at this Of.
fee on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at lQi O'Clock A. VI.
VIM V. BRADY, p. NJ
~ Art Union.-An Association Is forming
the plan Of Building Associations for the purchase of Oil
Paintings. Many families would adorn their parlos with
portraits Landscapes &C. if they could do by small pay
meDts Those interested and also artists will leave their
addresses at the wsrerooms Of Bennett CO., No Sol
Broadway. s. w. SWEET, President.
PECK, Sec.
R~TbouRh still they come, there yet IL room,
at the magnificent Academy and Gymnasium Nos IS and
Q5 6thav, WashingtonsquaIe. For paTtcuars al
dress S. j. SEDGWlCK, A NJ, Vice-President and Sec
rotary OF the Fsculty
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.OODs MINSTRELS-No 4A Broad

w way, above Hcwsrdst--OPEN EVERY EVEN
ING-H- WOOD, Manager and Proprietor.--fhe enter
tsnnent offered BY this celebrated company Of M9zelsns
srd Ethiopian Deneetoss Be eQa4ed BY any other
band In the Uuited Stafes See p-o<rnmss Doo<s oper
al a.; Coaeert commences &c a O'Clock Admission .
cents The public respectfully rorned that the Alter
uccn Concsrls &isconfianed.
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Splendid Valentines

VALENTINES The Splendid Valentines.
' Manufactured by the AMERICAN VALENTINE
Co.. Will be kept ew during the season, or the
medallion Of retail purchasers at the ose No siNasa
S. orposoe the Sun Buildings MP stairs. The choicest
Valentines are offered snsy At the dozen price No 81
Nssssu-s,-, up stairs.
FANNY FERNS NEW B0OK-In Press
l. snd viii Ne speedily published FERN LEAVES
FROM FANSY'S PORTFOLIO. In one elegant lsfnc
volume Illustrated Price :. - Al orders should be sd-
dressed 70 the publishers, DERBY MtLLER Aao1In
NY, or DERBY, ORION MuLLlGAS. Buffalo
DEvUE DES DEUX MONDES.-
HI si2 per amman
The Proprietor Of this celebrated Periodical having I'd
vaneed his cha ge % the Agent H Baiere, Is reluc
tanty compelled 10 raise the Subscription pre TO 81 per
snuum THIS however, Is yet moderate, being - below
No. 29o Broadway N. Y.
YNHOROUGH BASS-THE SELF-lN.
i sTRUCT0R IN Mus;csl Composition aud rhorcash
Bass with ccrous rules and Illustrations II musical COM
position with directions and examples for practice tor play
IN the Organ Melcdeon Piano Forte BY figures with
mi airectons for arranging for full Orchestra and Mill
tsry Band BY Professor J. B. WOODBURY.. lsno-,
eoh Copies sent BY mail rest psc on rsespt o. seventy
five cents MASON bkOIhehS,
CLste Mason Law No. 3 Park-Eow
CHEAPEST and MOST ELEGANT IL
ILLUSTRATED WORKS EVER PUBLISHED-THE
ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF ART. Monthly parss.
Prioe IS cents Containing rich variety OF interesting
Literature ana beautiful lsTsoons from te most dstiE-
TTHE HISTORY OF THE PAINTERS OF ALL Ma.
TONS Monthly parts Price 81 cents. guide book 20
tie Aits containing specimens OF the choicest Paintings
TRF LADIES' WORK BOOK Price - cents Con-
tanning full Instructions aud beautiful desgns for kind
OF ladies' work, produced IN style perohy unique. Az
TXANDER MONTGOMERY, Publisher, No. II Sprace-st
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Ben publications.

CRAHAM's MAGAZINE for MARCIA
~ SPLENDID NUMBER.
NEw SERIES.
10 pages of the very best Literature ofthe age Pree DC
NEW BOOKS.
RUTH GARRETT. By VIM Harrison Aasworth- Au-
thor Of Redwood, &c. Price Soc.
CASTLE AVON. By the author Of Adelaide Lindsay
Price Csc
No. u BLEAK HOUSE. By Csas. Dickens. Price l2tc'
HATCHIE, THE GUARDIAN SLAVE or, The Heiress
of Bellevue BY Warren I. Ashton. Price Soc.
DEWITT & DAVENPORT, No. 15s Nasau-st.
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WNTED-An Apprentice, about IA years
Apply ENGRAvER No. I52 wIAsEnG B. GERARD.
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NAPOLEON IN EXILE; BY b O Near
- ,,s lsas g "a ''f b- = L Il ssoeasou
~ RI ~ x,ss FLRMESTs OF THOUGHT,
- puxsIc Al. THEORY OF ASUrlfZk LIZ,
a. psMsiy's GENTLE SHEPHERD 81 LASoN'
81 e Jssf puhhshes snd ies Ne Va IA YuIrns
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Cost and fonn6.
Go Ubom il man Concern.

COLDIERS of 1872, ATTENTION SOL
- ders Land Patents Of 1872 10 lands in Illinois scli or
taxes or otherwise bought tor cash inornsfoa given - %
the names OF the drawers Of sections What sections wc7e
drawn by certain sode aud their place OF emil stuicnt
Land Warrants procured with dispatch. Apply fcr in
formation tins subject, No. 1876 Broadway rooms Nos
and 3.
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SPANISH and ITALIAN
- PRlSCIs HORSFALL, ForsiEa Bookseller.
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WANTED-At No. ia Nassau-st., School
w Teschsrs sslesneD, Clsrfs Men on ss.xners and
Railroads Boys 70 ksrn rsles Applicants ineosaas III,
Tee Of postage viii &c promptly szitsd T. SPHINX. Asens
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WANTED-A Matchmaker Apply irnne-
w eiafcS 70 PRATT REATH, corner bros1w.y snd
Courtzrdt 81, No rs, up stzin.
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~ Hon. X. ID. Culver viii speak on Temperance
on SUNDAY EVENING, Feb. 20 Al that doubt the pro-
pretty OF prohbtory law come and hear for yourselves
IRA BUCHANAN, Jr, President.
EpEs L. ELERY, Secretary.
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~ The Cunss.sf. T.7B. Society hold their zeg-
olar weekly meeting, on SUNDAY EVENING, At Mer-
rItts Hall, No la3 Spring Eminent speakers viii ad
dress the meeting The ends Of importance and speakers
are invited 10 attend. JOHN QUA President.
RoBT. CARR Secretary.
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YNHE ATTENTION of Booksellers, School
Il Committee Superintendent Principals Of Academies
Oh Schools and Teachers generally IL invited TO the fol-
lowing Text Books embracing some OF the best and most
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Tbi. complete series Of Biographies, by s O. Goodrich,
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YTyHE LAWYERS STORY; Or Inf
l. WRONGS or THE ORPHANS; A.Narrs'iVe lON'
BY A MEMBER OF THE NEw.foRk Ban viii
This Is the tsls Of interesting rs'e srsh Thrssry
srpe.r in TIE SUNDAY Dispatch Of the I'm o. III =
a. mspT ~ the events occurred in this city AZ wa
found wen worth the attentive pers.l Of the people sn
erally.
The Dispatch viii also contain; ,.. ,v ITALY Nv
sKETtfiEs AND REMINlSCENCEso VI
Political Prisoner Of Austria O1sinsi o-;~;r.I
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THE NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.
Religious Not,tes.

~ Bapsism Of Converts, TIC. MORROW, afei
coming service, in the Union Baptist Church, Z2dst be
,v,ep "a and fth-sys.
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VyyOOLEN FACTORY, a MILES FROM

w NORWICH CONN.-rwo sets Of CAfds, Jseks, Il
Ioonus calculated alter and or shades,
viii lnsns apparatus viii DO sd OF rented low, with o.
without the aetory Power permanent
AIso Cotton Factory in Ulster Co, y: Stone bnild.
is 2o feet longs Houses and Store sad $50 scrcs OF a1d
ard immsrss water power To b. o1d ehssp 81 long
40 for ale Cotton and @yoo'en Mschiaery
GEORGE WEBB, No. 81 Bexvsr-ss
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NIRCUs -NEW.YORK AMPHITHEA.

CIRCUS. NETWORK AMPHITHEA.
~ TER No 81 Bo~eTy-R SANDS CO. Propr1eto<s-
SATURDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING, Deb. IA
The performance will commence with brilliant ana etsils
by SANDS Cnequssd Troupe. Fifteen giendld Acum
the Ring To conclude with the Grxnd Spectacle o. 81
GEORGE and THE DRAGON. Prices Of sdmsson-boss
% esi Pit IL Doors open g. Performance eonnsacs
si1f Performances "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
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ITO FMBOSSERS-An Embosser thorough
Il " competent 10 take charge OF large Enyeiop En-
tos,ipx .hment permanent situet on
with good salary By applying 20 THOMAS y. PEEhS,
tre-,t, between the hou4, Of A ~ and p. 81
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~ Pbysiosnomy.-Dr REDFIELD gives q Lee
ING at No. ais broadway, cor Lispenards Admission
cts These Lectures attended BY very respectable
and constantly increasing audiences IL you so once you
are suTe TO 80 again.
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&S O00 THE INVENTOR Of .

OF which es be In practical operfion) DESTROYS Of
forming partnershp with gentleman who wiz isvs IN
equal AMOUNT With hiuself In tbs nsnuetarns q de
To gntepsn Of The desired Qualifications, tins s5esds
opportunity to form very agreeable sn6 rpa9ols b.
sEess connection. Address CALOkIG, Tribune Omee