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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09
Tho Ursulinc Convent Riot.
DAMAGES TO BIZ PAID.

BOSTON, April g. IBb3.
In the House to-day, tho bill to indemnify the sufferers
by she destruction Of the Ursuline convent in 1884, was
passed to third reading The bill limits the appropra-
ton to s5eDoo and appoints thzee Commissioners to
yestipate The claims
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A LBERT II. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
xi sell Tuesday April L. At l9H O'clock At Nc: 10
consi.tns in part Of one rosewood RianofOrto moan
tables sofas dsm.si wadow curtains upright cabinet
carpets bureaus French mattel clock 2l days music
books bedroom furniture, &c; Also variety
furniture with which che sale will Terms cash
city funds Catalogues be obtained by applying
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gALUS AT AUCTION.

w. Hegeman.-MondAy, April II, At O'clock p. M at
No. Thompson street. Canal general assortment Of
parlor chamber and kitchen furniture.
WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER.-rHIs DAY. AT 10
o'clock at 1s7 Canal street. the furniture of family
breaking housekeeping consisting elegant rose
wood piano. French plate pier and glasses window
curtains chandeliers bookcase chars
centre card dining and tea tables anse ornsmsns clocks
hair and spring feather beds dressing bureaus
stands kitchen furniture plated glass crockery ware
show cases, DC. "-~'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

A LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER-A NEAT
"A cottage at Morrisania-Albsrt II. Ncolay will sell
on Wednesday April l3th at Il O'clock At the Merohants
Exchange neat English cottage with nearly
half an acre Of situated the north side Of First
risana and within four minutes walk Of the Melrose and
Eve minutes Of the Morrssna depot Said house 22x36
m:n built In tho best With sliding doors French
we'll efwater and superior soil for gardening trees
10 Terms easy. For full apply premises
Or to the auotioneer, at 40 W all street.
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A c. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE AND AT
tactye sale Of rosewood and other furniture being
strss0-sod account Of futile will sell
rooms the extensive stock Of elegant furniture
contained therein consisting of rosewood and mahogany
suites covered In brocatele satn damask plush
cloth sofas arm reception rocking and fancy
extension tables secretary and library bookcase bed
steads French and Gothic bedsteads dressing bureaus
glasses &s-the whole comprising farge and valuable
stock made and upholstered under tho immediate
vision Of Mr. Fitsmnons reputation Is a sufficient
for the and will be sold without
for cash. N. B.--Shppers Dealers housekeepers and
Others will find IL their interest to attend this sale
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|DosEs-JOHN L. vANDEWATER 4 co. "A WALL
street, WIN seai by catalogue Monday, April H. At
Known in Europe ooasi,tng Of moss perpetual
|Chns tree peony Chinese westeras double oleanders
dahas carnations and many other choice plants
Paris and London, BY A. Jardn, forist Washngton
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|DOsES AND OTHER CHOICE PLANTS AT AUC-
III tisr.-J. l.. vANHEWATER will sell Tuesday,
pr 18th at half past O'Clock at Wall street. splsn
best nurserss Of Europe comprising tho anost and new
hsr names. From the garden Of d. Boil Broadway and
|ENiAth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

|TIOUsrnULD FURNITURE-WILL!AM IRVING
III Co auotioneers, will sell At auction, Saturday
Apr at o O'clock at their sales rooms 10 Pine street.
entire furniture of house Brussels and ingram car
eide mirrors sofas and chairs window curtains otto
raus washands dressing tables wardrobes toilet SETS
CHAIRS hair mattresses paasses feather BEDS
holsters and pillows stair rods stands hall lamps
tables lounges pier tables &c. china crockery
Of India rubber goods; also
complete q assortment Of kitchen furniture
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A LBERT H. NIcoLAY, AUcTIoNEER.-sHIP AM

LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER-SHIP AND
cabin stores store nxtures and three years
l6s south street at Noolay will se
street near Dover the entire stock consisting Of liquors.
casks counters desks scales weights decanters also
the fixtures Aso the three lease from May l 1853
Of tho four story brick building with cellar perfect
and only subject 70 rent ofs 200 year and would east
lions and tho building is we'll adapted for ship ohaler
snP ana CABIN stores quor store Or being stn
Peck slap and Bridge street ies Catalogues the morning
SALE Possession of the premises will given
after the sale For full particulars apply to the Auo
ti0neer. 20 W all street,
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ID c. KEMP AUCTIONEER-HOUsEHOLD FURNI.
|IOs niturs, pianofortc, &o.R G. Kemp will sell auc
Wednesday at house 81 Prince street second door
from Broadway all the furniture contained in the large
,loh and other carpets mirrors one handsome rosewood
nearly rosewood paror furniture suit
mahogany sofas, chairs divans easy and rocking chairs
|,xtsnsion table, made 70 ORDER handsome mantct
|clock and candelabrss paintings with
usual Aaaortmsnt Of chamber fnrnture and kitchen
Furniture china crockery and glass Catalogues
.the morning of sale,
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HOUSE FURNITURE SALE-BY WIN. W. SHIRLEY
Ill Tuesday April 18th At 10 o'clock at No i25 Mercer
Prince street the entire o three
Best Brussels carpets piano. plated ware britsnns
cutlery &C. sale pSsffsroxm fsom ali nurchasers '"' AN
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|C O. HORTON, AUCTIONEER-THIS (SATURDAY
|(J. afternoon at O'Clock at 50 Sixth avenue the furn
turs Of family leaving the city consisting of the usual
variety Also, q carriage and buggy.
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DY g. BRAPER.-ExECUTORS' SALE OF FARMING
stock, horses, carriages &cOn Msdnesdsy April l3
lass win be sold at public auction at Woodiand the
Dohbs Ferry the entire stock n: farm ss said place
swns poultry carriage saddle and farm double and
single earriages and wagons with carts ploughs
Asc a.sntisy ain hay po::.os' s.d other produce
leased for the farm house. being
ysnisAt cottage suitable for residence direct
y s5.nis IN IN. catalogue. and Bits Sal. q
O O'Clock A. n. Persons leaving In the Hudson River
Railroad trains from Thirty first street New York at
there take carriages for two the place Of sale In
case weather The sale will be postponed till the next
air day afkerWards.
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DLANTs AT AUCTIoN.-w. s. McILvAIN WILL
sell at NOT John street, Saturday 9th OF April at
c1 ocSck nno assortment Of moss mon:hly Perpetual
amt gooseberry apple raspberry &c Ae from the gar
lien Of Isae Buchanan Astoria, l.. l. Catalogues the
of sale.
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|CAMUEL 0SG00D, .AUCTIoNEER. - OsGOOD
~ CONCKLIN will sell At their sales room Ia9 Fulton
trsst this day CaturdayJ 9th inst at l0l o'clock 6ne
and general assortment Of furniture pay cash advano
Of rosewood mahogany and black walnut paror
dining and bed room furniture enamood chamber
marble tables and sofss and rocking
|chars, wssh stands &C.
|CALI OF PLANTS CONTINUED.-OAKLEY& WRIGHT
- will sell this day. at O'clock NJ At their sales room
collection offered for sale Brook
Iyn, from tho conservatory Of gentleman removing
sBs Of moss cottage, tsA monthly and other roses
nsliss sseas geranfums gllie sarnasns iaAlias lau
sand other plants
AfrHos. AsTEN, ,AUCTI0NEER-BYn p b. HKNRY-GRO
STOCK this day ~ 10k ocoek At No. 20 Stanton
street. eonsistng Of sugars rics oil hxurss Of
tsrs with s usual assortment Of groceries, nxturcs &c.
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AT AUCTION, ON MONDAY, HTH INST, AT
IA o'clock p. NJ, the premises II Norris street. noar
Green street Jersey CITY sy SCOTT lot 2s by o0
10 by g. built for ktchen good wen and filtered
cistern good neghborhood and easy Sale per
emptOry
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TAMEs MCDONNELL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lei MCDONNELL will sell Tuesday next, April r. at
O'clock at their sles large and valuable
Of consisting Of sofas teos
secretary wardrobe and etegere French and
large variety of other goods Also the entire
furniture Of family leaving the city removed for
chins "Wednesday, April 90 at B Ninth street.-The entire
the consisting of large variety elegant
|furniture. mirrors 30 Particulars hereafter.
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DLANTS AT AUCTION-WM 8. McILvAIN WILL.
sell this day at No SO Maiden lane, Nassau street.
at loL O'Clock, A M fine collection of running and
monthly roses; also azaas, rhododendrons geranums
verbenss and stookses, &C., from the Greenwood nur
lArY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

OOPANTNER&4AIP NOTICES.
G7 000 WITH PARTNER, is WANTED IN
PlsOOO cash business profitable and pleasant. Ad
dress box l6O Post Office with real and residence
A MACHINIST AS PARTNER wANTED.-A GOOD
cent? small sum required 10 secure his TIE OBJ
addressing A. b., Herald ofhoe. German preferred.
$500 INTEREST Is WANTED IN SOME BUSI
IA that will pay man for engaging in
It, line addressed to NJ H., Broadway Ofhce will
meet with immediate attention. -
CRYSTAL PALACE.-WANTED, A PARTNER POS
sessng capital Of about $3 700 TO OOO Join
advertiser In one Of the best paying undertaking. The
soil OF thsm for ~ 900 cash.
ADDRESS capital, Herald ofhcs
nISSOLUTION-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO.
l. fore existing between the subscribers under the firm Of
1st Of April. JOSEPH BUTLER.
FREDERICK BUTLER.
The und@gAed will continue the business his
count, at l1d Spseh street. FREDERICK BUTLER.
vITANTED-A PARTNER, WITH GOOD BUSINESS
w qualifications and capital Of from six TO ten thou
dollars take charge Of the mercantile department
Of New York The has conducted the
and mercantile business in Philadelphia for
twelve years, and propose opening house In New
York For particulars, address Tsnk Co., Philadelphia
Post Ofhoo.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,


A ssIoNEE's SALE OF STATIONERY FANCYGOoDs
~ e SsSJ L vANDEWA viii sell on Monday April
Wall street large variety Of stationery fancy goods ac
pApicr mache goods, paintings, &c.
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WANTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY, THE UPPER OR
w lower part of modern built house. In eligible To-
cation above Union square Any family who would wish
Hersd ohce mentioning situation Reference exchanged
VKTANTED-IMMEDIATELY, ONE STEAM ENGINE
w thirteen inch cylinder thirty inch stroke either
second hand without boiler. Address E. Hartly, How
ard Hotel
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-25

ETA NeWHampshire editor, while
recently travelling, had his wallet alb
sracted from his pocket by an adroit
pickpoeket, while Tindulging in a short
nap. The thief was SO disgusted with
the result Of his exploit, that he re.
turned the pldnder BY express to the
address written inside the wallet, with
the following hote.: '2 s4't
"Ycu miserable skunk, hears your
pockit-book. + don't keep no sich.
Fur q man dressed SO well as you was
to 60 round with a Yallit with nuthin
in It but a lot Of newspaper scraps, a
'ivury tooth.comb, two newspaper
stamps, an a pass from raj ode di-
rectur, is a contempterble i'm rsition
on the public. As I here you are a
editur, | return your trash, | never
robs any only gentlemen" md 3
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-25

a PRoMIs1Na YoUTH. -"What ca
you do?' asked a traveller Of coun-
try lrchin, who he saw in front of a
farmers house, tickling toad with
straw.
ooh, can do. morn considerable.
i rides the turkeys to water, cards
down the old rooster, put up the pigs
tails ina paper to make EN- curl, ham
strings the grasshoppers, keeps tally
for dad and mann when they scold at
mark, and cuts the buttons off dads
cort when he's atprayerin in the mornin." :"
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-25
MOSQUITOES Under class.

A friend Of ours who has a taste
for natural history, is at present en-
gagged in cultivating mosquitoes, and
hopes to have them in full seasondur-
ing the winter. He keeps the larvae
in glass Jars half filed with water, and
covered at the topwith coarse muslin;
and as the mosquitoes emerge from
their tadpole condition, they occupy
the upper part Of the cylinders, where
they disport themselves for four days
in a lively manner, and on the fifth
lay their eggs and die. In this way
he keeps up succession of crops"
and by regulating the temperature Of
the breeding room, will be able to con-
tinue the mosquito business until the
natural season commences. The de-
velopment of the mosquito is q curl
GUS process. In the first place, the
egg becomes what is called the "wa-
ter tiger''--a brisk little clock-laced
devil, that devours all the smaller an
imacule with Unsuitable appetite. In
a spectrum Of drop of water pro-
iected from hydrogen miscroscope,
we have seen the shadows Of one of
these water-fends swallow the shad-
ows Of a dozen smaller imps--the
larvae Of midges and such "small
dear"--in less than three minutes.
In due time change comes over the
monster. Nature enyelops it in a
pellicle or seni-transparent shroud,
from which the attenn@e of the mos
quito stick out at one end and its tail
at the other. Finally the creature
rises to the surface, the caul bursts and
out flies the insect like an internal IL
lustration of the fable Of Pscyhe. In
FIVE days the machinery of-its exist
ence, which is wound up togo for that
time, runs down Such is the biog-
raphy ofthe mosquito. Sunday Times.
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AmodeI Certificate.

The Knickerbocker Magazine says:
Our eccentric correspondent, Mr..
James Pipes. of Pipeville, pays the
following tribute to the great merits
ofthe Grafenberg Pill, Lip-salye, and
Green Mountain Ointment.
"To the President Of the Younited
States Grafenberg Pill Manufacturing
Lip Sarve and Green, Mountain Ont.
ment Kumpapy in Congress not as.
n sembled 80 twga.a6 n, ss1aa
8a1 = Sur--IWere afflicted with very
oIwiolentpane in my lower stummick
by reeson of enduring much Licker
in my sistem. 1t renamed with me
for sum time until my previous inside
< was materially lessed in its parts!
Driven orlmost to madness by one of
Kipp and Browns omnibuses, allied
at your Pill Repository in dreadful
agoni, and found your doctor just
helping himselfto some Bitters, for to
2 give him an appetite for the Pills after
dinner. He advised me to take some
'' which l did, and found relief before
I'd finished takin it. 1t warmed my
intestines, and other things, and
caused the preparation to exclude from
my skin and the Kyyenne Pepper to
rise in my stummick SO that | hollered
right out no more for the present,
from yours trooly, Y ~. -" .
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N = w BOOKS.
TEMPERANCE MUSICIAN.

nWe ave much pleased with this book, and
heartily endorse the plan recommended in the au-
thOr's preface."- Maine LaU Messenger. fl)
"This is neat little volume, containing the best
collection Of Temperance Songs and Music we
have aeen.p--SRmmtt Beacon. ,,ir5 .46 30
. " Tho Temperance MusitiGp is the title of little
work received from Applegae & Co. We have
no doubt II will become very popular with tile
singers Of Temperance Songs. and thereby greatly
aid the cause or humanity. Tho tunes seem TO be
excellent. and the songs are Of the BEST It is a
desideratum In The present state Of the temperance
cause, - 1skaesse6 Organ. .4''
APPLEGATE & Co., y
Publishers, Booksellers and Stationers,
Dot IA. 43 Main street, Cincinna Il
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Weight of Press only tNo Pou1

Weight OF Press only TWO Pounds.
Price Of Press with Seal of6fty letters or less, $5
Press with NOtarial Seal, $5. Devices on otherthan
Notaral Seals, extra, say from fifty cents to 81, and
upwards. O 4al 10 t'31L W. II
Arrangements are now made to supply the whole
county, East, West, North aud South. ~
This Percussion Press is now in constant use in
Cincinnati and vicinity, by mary Of the principal
Bankers, Merchants, Mechanics, Notafies Publlc,
R corders, Lodges, &c to whom all who desire in
formation as to its utility durability and value are
respectfully referred. ~ iat4',#
Orders for Envelopes, Dies, plain OR elaborate,
shipleys Seli-Sealing, Advertising Envelopes, Coll
ored and Emf fossed Cards, and new and improved
Lever Seal Press, attended to as usual s,v
Engraving on Wood executed in the best style.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-25

OUR HoME!-"What images are
brought before us by that one word!
The meeting ofcordial smiles, and the
gathering around the evening hearth,
and the interchange Of thoughts in
kindly words, and the glance Of eyes
to which our hearts lie open as the
day; there is the true city of refuge,
where are we to turn when it is shut
from us or changed2 And yet those
calm, and deep, and still delights,
over which the world seems to have
no breath or power, they too are like
the beautiful summer clouds, tranquil
as if fixed to sleep forever in the pure
azure of the skies, yet all the while
melting from us, though imprecepti-
bly, passing away" Ha
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& rAPPLEE ATE & co.,
Booksellers, Publishers & StatiOnerS,
4s MAIN street, Oincinnnti.

ti' 10 MAAh SSreetS OAMC1mnnt1S
MTR have one Of the largest and best assorted
w stocks In the West, Our stock embraces
the best works on Theology, Medicine,
LaWS Mechanics, Agriculture,
History Travels, Tales, Memoirs,
Philosophy SC, and complete assortment
of ell the most desirable MISCELLANE0U
BOOKS published Our stock OF SCHOOL BOOKS
embraces all books of merit used in the West,
from the Spelling Book to the Lexicon. Our stock
of STATIONERY embraces every variety of
Blank Books from the small Memorandum Book
to the large super.royal LEDGER including every
article used in the countingroom.
We have for the Country Merchant, a full varie.
ty of Letter, Cap and Note Paper, Envelopes,
Wrapping Paper Bonnet Boards, Inks, &C., sc.
Our OWN PUBLICATIONS are too well known as
works Of the highest merit, TO require more than
an enumeration Of the most prominent, which are
CLARKE'S COMMENTARY, DR.. DICKS COM
PLETB WORKS, ROLLINS ANCIENT HISTO
RY, PLUTAROH'S LIVES, SPECTATOR, J0-
SEPHUS, &C., &c. We invite all who deal in or
purchase books to give us call as we are conf.
dent we can offer them such Inducements as shall
be mutually beneficial.
! We have just published number Of new Books
OF merit, among which are DR. JAMESON'S
great work, "NOTES ON THE XIV hRTI.
CLES." PETERS0N'S FAMILIAR SCIENCE,
book which should be found in every house as
ready reference. UNIVERSE LISM AGAINST
ITSELF, with an Introduction by Ry. WILLIAM
P. STRICKLAND. TEMPERANCEc,MU MUSICIAN
containing great variety of musi songs and
Will be ready on the 10Th September.
Sept, 2. II
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9y the above notice it will be seen that we are
the duly authorized Agents for the sale of Evens'
Percussion Presses. All orders for the same will be
executed with neatnesss and despatch, II addressed
to B} III. H. SHIPLEY & RBOTHER,
No. % West Fourth street, Cincinnati
Or, / X Warren street, New York.
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TO 4 the. the wholesale ], trade. !.

h
We now have our wholesale rooms fitted uFy and
samples arranged in convenient style, and douF seiIi.
ties enables usto sell to the trade on more sdvants
geous terms than any other house can, and a. low,
svenlower, than eastern houses thus saving the ex
pense Of transportation to country inereAsgaiai
Our goods, in allihstsncSs, ATE whatthsy are re-
presented to be4-and when sold BY sample skkl all
waysbe in conformity withths sVamplss ihOwps
Care is taken to have our CASES properly packed,
snd to guaSdsgan1t injury rin transportation
We solicit orders nom parties not visiting OSPCily
and will endsRseE nDandeV, ia satisfy in eEeTy
particular, all whocOR6de their orderstO US! .eld
Our thanks are due tcths public for the very lib
sral tpstFpnagaws ha5s hssetsfsrs Esesivsdsand we
shah aim e keep uRand incispss ayQrabs FsPu-
tiOn Of oas Price, fair dealing and oOuteoSs besng
Owssd III our patfohs 'l9N ~ i''o''3 y
WIN. M. KOHL & Co.
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EVENS' PERCUSSION PRESS.

The genuine are manufactured only BY MYSELF
under patent June 2sth, 1853 fy f6 ,
HI. III. SHIPLEY & BROTHER
Are my duly authorized Agents for the sale Of the
same. P.EVENS, JR.
Nov. 16. Sole Proprietor.
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We are now Importing,

Direct from Paris and other parts Of Europe, most Of
The celebrated Foreign Perfumety, such as Farina,
Cologne, Lubiu'Ss Mailley's, LOwe's, and other re
Oputed Manufacurers articles, Also, constantly re-
: ing direct, from the best importing houses ofNsw
York, Philadelphia, etc., where we have competent
persons to look out for the cream Of their stock.
Hence, our arrangements are such, that We have the
advantage of receiving every thing new as it conea
put, and shall be constantly adding new varieties TO
our stock.
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whOlesaIe western Agency

wholesale Western agency
For Myers Rx. Rock Rose, Wright's Indian Vsgsta.
Bile Pills, Watts Nervous AntidOts, Lyons Kath-
airOn and Jamaica Ginger, WhitaS Amber Glass and
Jamaica Ginger, Bishops Almond Lotion, Nuttall''
syriacum, Kendall & TaylOr's Thermometers and
BarOmeters, &c.
State Agents for M'Lean'S Lniment, LOcOck's
WATERS, Jew David's Plaster, Dr.. ROwland's; Dr..
Swayne's, Grafenbefg, MCandle's, Radway', and
other Medicines Btight'S Com Plaster FOOthaChs
Drops, JOhnson's Tooth Soap, DaCOsta's Tooth
Wash, Thupton'S Tooth Powder, Burgess & Co.'s
Rat ExterminatOr, etc.
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Directions for Use.

Z Manufactured exclusively by P. EYENS, Jr., In
ventor and Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Il. H, SHIPLEY q BRO, Agents,
% West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Engravers and Die Sinkers,
Manufacturers of Embossed Cards and
Advertising EnValnnns.
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TEA.

ID .. WE GIVE NEW york WEIGHTS
fSR7R and taFes on every PACKAGE Of Tea, and
IsE make no charge for dFayage or shipping
1iiNA HIDbHp ? MOORE & ca ESTER, l
Tea WaTerOOms, Seventh and Walnut,
February g., 1852.
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FURNISHING STOR.
WILLIAM Adds

IJAS removed to Sixth street, Bacbns' Building.
L u under Magnolia Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio. Man.
ufacturer Of Costumes and Regalia of every des-
peTanCe, temple of Honor, Druids, Red Men,
Brotherhood Of the Union, and Good Fellows.
OF Being member of the above Orders, / am
prepared at all times to furnish everything apper
taining thereto with punctuality and despatch.
knight TemplaTs, Royal Arch and Master Ma
uons, Red Men, Druids, Temple of Honor, Brother.
sood Of the Union and Good Fellows Clothing
made, Of the best quality and material N G
EmbIems, Jewels and staff Heads, always on
hand. - III lellai LIB t' Il
eviAn articles for opening New Lodges, and
Encampments kept on hand.
Masonic Offering and Craftsman, The Odd Eel
lows Offering and Text Book. 5i I.
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