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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-02
NOTICE,
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the partnership
heretofore existing between JAMES HETH and
FERRY HETH, in the farming business, in Riley
township, Sandusky County, Ohio, was dissolved
by mutual consent, on the lst day of March, 1853
JAMES IIETH,
PERRY HETH,
June le, Is53-9t
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DIR. GuysOtt's Improved Extract
Yellow Dock and SarSaparilIa.


The original and only genuine preparation for the
permanent cure of ofconsumption and diseases Of
the Lungs when they supposed TO be affected
by the two free use of Mercury, Iron, Quinins, &c
Let all who wish to purge the blood from impur-
itias and prepare the system TO resist epide MICS
resort 10 "Guysotts Extract Of Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla," which is proving itself an antidote
fer many Of the most malignant diseases that flesh
is heir to, and they win never be disappointed; for
in this remedy the public faith has never wavered
never waver for il is founded on experience
They fly from the mineral nostrums to seek hope,
life and vgor from this purely Vegetable r Remedy
however broken down in health and sprits-how-
ever loathsome to himself and othees, let no one
despair OF recovery; let the patient only understand
that his hope of physical restoration lies only in
'Guysott's Extract of Y Yelow Dock and Sarsapar-
illa," and persuade him, for his life's sake TO trv
it, and we have no hesitation in predicting hi,
speedy restoration to health.
q 4 4 4 a q q q q q
The following case Of Benajah Hughes is one
of the most astonishing record. After forty
years sickness, two years. excrucatng torture,
the amputation Of one leg, and the body aud limbs
almost Of eating. purifying, discharging u-
GERS, to be cured by eight bottles Of Guysoits Ex-
tract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, is aImost
Miraculous,
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A. G u S DOR f
R q mo % q, q a.!

-M6 u HH1 % u u GG .
,VETE HAVE removed our Store to Sharp &
w Shomoe's New Brick Block, where we are
opening out
LARGER STOCK, GREATER VARIETY
and Goods of better quality, than HERETOFORE offered
in this market, purchased in New York with oAsiy
which now respectfully invite the citizens
Sandusky, aud the adjoining counties, TO call and
examine. The attention ofthc LADIES is especial
y directed to our great variety Of
Magnificent Dress Goods
Silks, Salns, Paris de Grape, Silk Grenadne,
Silk Albanes, new style printed Berage, Cheni
Berage, large lot Of French, English and Ameri-
can Lawns, superior to anything in the MARKET
Berage de Laines OF the newest styles and most de-
sirable patterns. A superior assortment OF French
and other Ginghams-the most beautiful patterns.
Nohars, Poplins, plain figured and cbangeable
Alpaccas ;aso, superior Black Silk Lustres Alpaccas
Alarge and general assortment Of
% EM va WNT FL @
Grape, Berage, Tibbet, Stradilla, and SILK
Shaws,-splendid patterns ,-and the ladies cannot
fail TO be suited
The gentlemen will find good assortment of
Broad-cloths, Caisimeres, Sattinets, Jeans,
&C., of the finest quality, which will be sold cheap
RE1DYMADE CLOTHING
Coats, Pants, Vests, oil every variety, from the
finest broad-cloth to the cheapest fabric, which eau
and will be sold cheaper than can be afford I'd in any
other store any where.
ROOTS a. SHOES, HATS e. CAPS.
in great variety, from the best to the most common
quality-warrantcd we'll made-and will be sold
low fine article of Shoes for the Ladies, Of the
best and ates patterns. Call and Sec.
| A large variety of Swiss Musins aud Jackouets,
| French worked goods, Bonnet Ribbons, Parasols,
| Gloves. Hoisary. Emhrodarad = Sxvig ('alirnae
Chintz, Musn Bed ticks, Fnnnels, &C., &C., Of
j all descriptions.
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Serofuula, Syphilis, Mericuriai complaints Cancer
Oangrere, rheumatism and vast variety OF otb
er disagrosahe and dangerous diseases are
speedily and perfectly cured by the use cf this
medicine.
Dadeville, Ala, May 81, 1852.
( Messrs. Scoyille g. Head:-Ths is to certify
that about the first of February last, was afflicted
with hree or four painful and about the
face, some of them as large as quarter Of doll
lar; they assumed the appearance OF cancers, and
was fearful they would terminate in cancers.
| About three weeks since | commenced taking
Doctor Guysott's Extract Of yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla, and found immediate relief from its
USE have not taken quite two bottles, and the
sores on my face are all healed up; and those on
my face are nearly and truly belieAe they will
be entirely we'll in few dais.
| Icheerlully rseomme nd this medlcine 10 persons
afflicted with any kind Of srupiions or cancerous
sores. My general health is much improved By
the of the medicine.
Respectfully, REGARD B. BuRK.
| W Price 81 per bottis---slx battles for a5.
Sold by J. ID. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
North east corner Of Fonrth aud Walnut sis--sn-
trance on Walnnt--to whom all orders must be
addressed.
Sold in Fremont BY s. BUCKLAND s. Co..
/ Aud by Wheldon q Rhodes, Sandusky city; J.
Huteains & Son, Bellevue; w Z. G. Baker, Casial-
ia; w. BradasF, Mn Groves Charles Powers,
Woodyilli Foster a. Sou. Rome, Hamlton &
McCartney, Republic; and l. l.. 81, Joha, Tifia.
Fremont, January IA, '5a--1y
lSwEEDs'a s'andFi.isburehIrsps
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For Sale.

VlHE Dwelling House formerly owned and oc-
l. cupied by Mr.. Andrew Morehouse, in the
Southern part OF the Town of Fremont is for sale.
For particulars inquire of the subscriber on the
premises. VIM. CAULDWELL, Jr.
Fremont May %, '53.-3w"
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RO@399e
NORWALK g. CLEVELAND
RAIL ROAD.
lFS@E 71ga E,saz
SUMMER ARRANGEMEN

On and after Monday, May 10th, 1853, Pas.
senger Trains will run daily, (sundays excepted,
as follows; '
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Town Lots and Farms for Sale!
i on reasonable terms as to price and credit.
6 Lots on the Turnpike, in Fremont, adjoining
A. F. Van Derceok's Hotel.
2 Lots on Croghan street, opposite Doctor Brain.
ards resideace,
I Lot, corner Of Oliver and Garrison streets, ad
joining Mr.. Simpkins' residence.
I Lot in East Town, opposite J. r, Pease's cor
ner,
200 Acres OF land, % acres improved 'in Wash
ington Township, on the Turnpike near How
ards Tavern.
Enquire of BUCKLAND e. EVERETT.
June II, 1852,
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ARRIVA AL or NEW GOODS Z.

Who Sells Cheapest in Fremont?
THIS question SO often asked by the purchas-
l. ing Public, we will not presume to answer.
But would say that we have just received New
and Select Stuck of
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WARRANTY, Mortgage, and Quit Claim
w Deedsforsaleatthe
FREEMAN OFFICE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29

sr 81, BIZ the Rev. James Miilett, 3

On Tuesday, December II, b. the Rev James Miett,
A., Trinity College bubliu and Rector OF the Church o.
the holy Martyrs ia thus city, at the residence OF the
Rectory, No 3QS Broone street. RoBEar JOHN CoLs
surgeon Of B. MIS- LIST West India Regiment, and
gently surgeon of hr 2oth Csmeronisns Miss E1MA
DE fosIERE, Of ne city II Montreal, Canada East
. on W'eneiday mora.ag Dst emoer 70 ~ ths Hsv MT
Of this city.
In Brot hyn, Monday evening" December 20, by the
Rev. Dr. Kennedy, ARCHIBALD CocHRANs Miss CArHARIsH
HrRMAss aaoQaer of the Hen J. s. HsrmAns, Esq, Of
Florida, All Of this atty.
AtSt AIMS Church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. B. O. Gut
Ter. D. d., Rector, Thursday evening" December "a
DASIE koBERr Esq, of San Francisco, Gal, to MIS-
ELIZA L. D KEMaS, daughter Of Henry Dkeman, Esq, o
Brooklyn.
At Watham, Monday, December 20, by the Rev. Mr..
Faes Rector of Christ Church ApElNs dsughs
Of Rufus Nichols, E1, to WILLIAM HoBBs in, Esq, of
Boston.
At MAspeb, l., Sunday, December Is, by the Rev.
D ne vnne, PHrm WnSrrusouR. Jr. Of Williamsburg, to
AMANDA VIRGINIA HENDERSON, of Maspath, L. !.
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hgikhmAn in search Of adventure. He should study
the OF reposs and learn that II Ia not for
man to axe bufoon Of hmsef 70 be q good comedian.
Ks "eomic' song was not at all comic. Mme. Ponisi
plsys Famine very mildly, and with figure the
Guserters must have been very credulou to believe her
to bs boy. Mss j Gougenhem should be : little
subdued In the lighter portions Of Ubra and try to throw
pathos into thu sentimental speeches. TIE other
characters respectfully rendered
The appointments Of the piece generally in good
taste The procession 1t The end the FIRST act is ef
feotvs but never before cavalry placed In the
rear try The ascent OF the horses is very ans
but why not have respectable chariosf Ihe
scenery Is announced TO have been painted by MI hes
ter He should study the art OF pers ecass ana renem
Der that the Indian tenn always ofs dark heavy
soyor The last scene "a edsstve but might be made
.uch more 40. The acatarct' Is merely q series of
cascades about foot in he ght, and painfully regular
I. the second act have . combat between
so individuals armed with those pc ul,r short swords
Nth basket hits such weapons used In
sient modern tunes, civilized barbarian warfare
We had hoped that they batishsd from the sags
and certainly expected them the boards Of
the Metropolitan theatre. The play is full Of anachro-
not the exception ard 1t would occupy too much space
to point them out
To up The play seems to have been produced In
. hurry and would be al the better for two or three
good rshearsas; the Dancers appointments properties,
TO- good; tba acting Is meoincrs; the scenery and
machinery might be much improved the supernumeraes
veil drliso, and the house is well filed SO may
safely pronounce the Cataract Of the Gangss to be
fat GccOmpli.
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On Wsdre morning, Dscs nber 2s, DoRrrHA CRAZY
eldest daughter Of the late Captain Jonathan Crazy Of
Stonington, Conn.
hrotte Giles r. Crary, and brother.inaw, Abraham
Van Cef uly invited to attend the funeral
service at half psst four O'Clock this afternoon at the
residence Of A. B. Holmes, No. 10 West Tventy-seoond
street.
On Wednesday, Decsmber %. MARY MARTHA, daughter
Of Solomon ard Martha f. Horford in the 9th year OF her
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to END the fut era at hall past O'Clock to
morrow afternoon from the residences of her unce Solo
mon s. Jackson, No. Id Dufheld street, Brooklyn
and Ann ConpaUshtoa aged 8 years and months
His funeral will abs place At hall past two o'clock this
atert from the residence Of his father No las Spring
street. His friends respectfully oested to attend,
without further notice.
On Wednesday, December 20 of consumption Mrs
MARTHA SwEFNY a9ed SO years months and "a days.
The iii nds and .l.tves requested to attend the
funeral at two O'Clock this afternoon from her late resi-
dence. No. pa Wall ec ttreet.
brain, DnIMoH FREDaCH WILLIAM INBosoH son of John
Henry and El.onore FredegiEA Henrietta Inough sged
year. months and keEys
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral at O'CLOCK to- afternoon
rom tue residence Of ns NO 10 Greenwlch stfe
On Tueidsy, December ~ Of dropay, Mrs. PHsBs Hfs
Of Gilbert Toy Tor, and daughter Of Thomas and Susan
FAirweather, in the 4lst yeas of her aga.
The friends of the family and OF the Greer
street NJ Church are invited to attend her funeral
this morning at hal past te O'Clock from the a. &.
Church in Greene street. Become without further
invitation.
Ga Tuesday Dcsem Ter q, after sho, iness WE'LL
Wall TkUsIow, son OF Samuel W. and Annie +. Trusiow
aged months and 10 dtys.
The frcnda of the family respectfully Invites TO
attend tie funeral, this Afternoon, at half past one
O'Clock, on the residence of his parents, No. Rssh
street, ntkr Bedfcrd avenus North Brooklyn
On Tuesday evening, December FL WILLIAM W. vASDrKa.
az ed Il years.
Tho relatives xpd friends Of the family slso tne officers
ard members OF the Veteran Corps OF tbs War Of 1872 and
1914 respect uly invited To attend his fuIerA o
oclecs th afternoon from his late residence No. 81
Spring street
Long Llsld and Moa mouth county N j. papers please
cory.
On MONDAY m,rnitg December 20, after long and
tecLs Illness Mrs ElEa MACON eldest daughter OF
CT aries f. and Mary Waite aged % yssrs aud 70 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family al those OF her
husband, Winm N. Macon respectfully invited 70
attend her furera Mt two g. lock this afternoon from
the residence Of her father No 81 Lisp nnrd street Her
remains will be taken to Greenwood Csn eery for inter
ment
On Wednesday morning, re,eniber %, at Greanbush,
Miss ELIZA RING, daughter Of the late Satbsnie Ring
Al lewiston II. Y, on Tuesday. December y, joins l.
PIPER formerly Of this city, age 50 years.
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Splendid Salc or Articles OF Taste a,


Of assignee's atorpeyWo trust thas readers viii
fail 10 read the rotces Of sale ut suction by ALBERT
NICOLAY CO, At the salesrooms 1853 Broadway, near
Cortlandt street Mt hafpast O'clock he day and
place Of sale OF the gni6cent imported sable urs of
Assinees stock o. The elec zion extensive
There perfect pr fusion # diamonds every form also
watches and infinite Of rresentabe artit
Those who intend purchasn ew.lry for New YEARS. gifts
ought certainly buying elsewhere until this stock
has been Being asnees SALE of all 10
be sold % he hi neat bidder.
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dye working miracles over all other dyes in use 10
ooors the air aud whiskers to beautiful glossy black
brown nsantaneouy without injury to the hair skin
and leaves purple redish last the ha after
public to DO genuine article This dye 10 applied and sold
1913 Eas and by ali principal druggists in the
Union
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day T. Ufe GUuRkUB's mtdioate1 e0ap; = eg washing
viii II and All rimIlfs, rorghn, and allowances viii d.
nppcar. lie 10 M hotior, bnt positive ftot Gourards
dyswii instantly entyor gray rcd h.if atl beau
ful black brown Poudye tile uproots hair low
forahes1s or ayy. Isrt ~ AoS-->4ese-ae-t
line and cake Ly white md hair res.orn ys at No ~
ajax s.lest, A1s. sso.s l.eL- LLg.ss.y.
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Hond.ys.-Heaa. Of Families and OTHERS,

HoIidays.-Heaas or Families and Others,
wishing procure wiass LIQUORS and sordals for the
ing festival cannot DO better sh.n call on staf gig
Broadway OF Anthony street where they and all
ssass In great variety srS q superior quality
DemUohns NJ manrfAcsurers' prioes
'In ZOOS Hours'' my Ongaent win Force
the uLkers mouEtsohe aud thick, and
won't stain inure the ekiu I'm not crazy and this m
strictly true vial will show Good bye roe 81 per
bottle sent TO part Of tia country. H. G. GRAHAM
IS Ann street.
Hair Dye and Wigs.-Batcheior's Masu-
factory these articles b Z3 Broadway
e the Park shore he has the best In the
world for the Gale application OF his hair dye and newly
Invented wigs and toupees Mine private eli
7ocr.
As the Season Is with Us when All are H.
able TO the Affections thai follow colds seated tbs throat
and lung shonid keep in mind that DR. CONINES ~
Of Ginseng and the remedy for these dis
and that it seldom ias For sal by ison
Farbanks Go VII essle draggistJ 4s and A Hanover
street Boston, [Beel aud by CHA5. H. RING No lg2
Broadway and by Boyd PAUL, ~ Jor lanai stres N y.
Fuivermacher's Patent Hydro Electric
Yoltac Chas recommended ny the hhess medic si~ushc
rites In the world, rheumA neuralgia paralysis
papitatons head and toothace liver complaint dyspepsia
81 Visus dance hs and female complaints Call
Tor . descriptive psmpAleG
:. sTEIEcRT neS broadway.
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4 ssIGNEEs SALE OF GROCERIES OF EVERY DE.
scripton tofether with the counters showcase meat
blocks and shelving. Thursday December 30 ~ l0a
O'clock AZ the u johnson street and Hudson
Brooklyn w. N. BOERUN, Auctioneer.
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A LBERT II. NIC0LAY, AUCTIoNEgR-sUPERB
"A speria sable furs received Paris by steam
shp Pacific his collie on OF furs u.s. without exception
the most costly choice and rich offered private
public sale in th city The most exravagsnt Investments
made in the Of furs here TO be found Albert
q. ficolsy Co, will sell 1t auction Thursisy,
Decemher 20 At 3oclocs in tire afternoon, Immediately
Broadway Desr C0rtsndt street stock of suparb inpe
rial sable ur just received by the mship Pacific s
collection 81 turs IT, without exception The most choice,
costly ant rich offered at private public sale In this
city The most extayhgant nves.e made in the
shape of here found The most ecrupuous In
the selection of the turr which Of the richest
in nstfnce combine with the
IN tion oefe found literally strict vcc d.
Indeed A. H. Ncoay Co have much confidence In the
high character o. goods tina. they will give, required
their written guarantee that all astc described
We ehan take especial that ladies attend tho
sale without inconvenience and respeotfuy
invite inspection by them OF this unrvaed and
fs9tle stock We may mention, amongst tho articles
magnificent real imperial sable suit Of AID cuffs
lned al VI 0O; superb white ermne cape valued
1t 500 elegant chnchilla valued At $3.50 several
t. tch; ermine and clnchila cas imps
rial sable Hudsons Bay Gree stone marten, Fitch
ten, Polish mink mountain vic.oriues. cuffs
ant mufi, some Of which lined with aud
vtite satin 1hh whole Of I'll splendid Partisan stock will
be absolutely sold the highest Bidder and in
sruc 3D. regardless Of its value to sell ~ht reference to
valve. s ID tain that such opportunity
CURED In this city before and probably will again.
scung costly and extravagspty expensve urs at
served price On view Wednes lay and sale La
dis will pie hear in mino that the sale
O'Clock IN the afternoon, Thureda1 December 80 Gaia
b. obtained NJ the sales 69 Broadway
at 40 Wall street
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WIN. ktLL0R, Az TioNEER---HOUsEHOLD
w ur iture slsss crcche-y and CT At the sales
a Sixth avenue o Friday December 80, at l0h
O'clock. This sale web thu attention Of ladies'
Also from teaer forr oil psin ng eight gilt frame mir
and shont 90 lots crockery
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WE rArISSk AosnoNrss K. rAyLosa

WE.K Taylor, AGcFIoNffR.-wA x. Taylor
W co will eo ut auctin o. "Wednesday and Thursday,
ue9ebf 2 and - at hal cast seven O'clock each evening
IT T. g. Gates Bisoria u Gallery No GAO Broadway, foW
doors sbovs metropolitan Hoei valuable collection Of
splendid oil raiLtf by te old masters hs urrivsllcd
collection has recently beon imported direct fro lily and
before exhibited in THE e1uaEy These fine paintings
we're brought out By English zen sman ho has had
.eeidence Forsncc and Home the last twelve
IuTng that time tie hss hstse al tho finest gall
rirs PALACES and yat IN home, Florence, Naples aud
ether cities for % This collection
airs Of the finest oaurei for public n
rec,icn in thls city by shvstor aosa Panin Aboni En-
poll Bint Ferino, bhus'i IA, hsre Cu-asxi Cor-eg!o,
Lopez Col Giovanni Carlo hurst Plonfortin Cresp..
siaani Aurd Guido, Snerit Nisnani CarAcoi Ssgroc
ami Pansein Rateni Vernet sasso Farrsto. A. Durc..
trcstelh C.paetto On ail and Others equally
nowred and TIA pictures In theiH
pure crsini state ored from Italy. They will be
ready for pnoc EereceA day snd evening free from kon
sy Dec 26 unit. the day 4 sale with catalogues. AL
S.Te true pctors from re artists attributed and
ans'ake therefore co feeDty invite the public
fy all seeking enc pictures all TO
1 Icsl!Y rare o Election te above gallery place
sale OF Taintrgs There M fine light both day
And evening anu NJ trres be and AHMED 70
GOOD advantage Do the ber-6O0 Broadway.
sala pnrttiys, ~ithout
Ihe above eale vii he postponed for weak TO the
public m oIp"rtu ~ ~ exaG il the Paintings The gae-
~ VIII be oreu # 10 y A. y TO " T. y.
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UCTIGN EOTICE.-sHOS. BELL AUCTIGNEFR-
"A by W. rgrsbsm Large sale o. vsusbie household
nri this day iO o'clock 10 the sales North
william street " virtue Of mortgsee comp rsiug choice
variety Of articles the hous keeping lne easoets beds
q, nifty q fIrnt si damaged e ths late aro; $50,
two FIlei did catches two London rugs and rines
Fridaysale Of grocerts liquors., wine, segars, cham
payne, &c.
4 UCTI0N NoTICE.-FANCY FURs, MUFFs CUFFS,
II victorines ,leih and lap robes-SbMUEL OSG DoD,
auetienfe will sc this day al Gales 81 Nagsa
street the balance Of tho fns stock of furs consisting q
sable, nsrten, mink. stone and untan NUTS,
tprs and vctornes london lynx do itch sable do royal
srmDe do Alec, shout 100 sleigh and lap robos consist
OF gr1zs bear, fox coon, and genet robes. The
whole of these furs perfect state Of
snd fully according catalogue Catalogue,
morning o sale,
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the other halt with GOLD NJ he beauty Of 81 oso whose
have fsen be specdy restored tho Ba-kera
Clean Toriqre price IS cent? sold where rrino
psi depot DAKKEs Ladies Hair Dressing Est lbishmont
4gg Broadway.
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The Most Executive Collection OF Daxuer-
seen his sns
sa tho d. p.rssor in the ss' sn the only who
greatest prenium awarded for dasuerrsssypes.
BIady's Dagucrreotypes.-His famous pic.
s9s.s arc too well hno to oag citizens to require com
CON highest prizes oerea for oompes
sS rSs n . n n IT. %
dnf Lookts, pics superb ssses in
Saneas.d bs.ssy osssSes design sign, Bsdy
Ne 10 Broadway. cornet Fultvn street
The Two Shilling Daguerrcotypes taken
have BEEN exhibited hss "
as at 'fs
Astounding Nsws-spirit CircIes.-The Ma.
into soi.uar ppss sos
York Also FIJI spd tut sy
.sdinm their tousfs AID msdps sr,Id Also Amar
Al parts o. tbe world Soil svorywnero '''A
To Those In Want or Holiday Hat w.
ssa ssses Fs a ass, .sd
ss THAT ossss BY S Them si'' '''n any
French JeweiIy, 4s1 Neutrality-suspicious..
sEacHAND DE GAlss. GuiILExoT co. beg I'VE to
so%s II, m as ns have ave
q paFi any chem ms 70 Ill the
rbo II honor tten with visit
Dlamonds.-Rioh Diamond Bracelets, P1ns
e.rIsss crosses. rings in carved engraved Aod plain
upset paohsses t. the srsas BAvID RAIT
hnforer, Broadway corner Of Whio s.roes, Up sars
Jewelry ut Manufacturers PrIces.-David
RAT eners for large and eeean. assortment Of
sh.tslain s chains TO- &e Factory aud Office 38 Brosd
Wy, corner of Wbite street, up tirs
Holiday Gifts.--The Attention or tho Pub.
Invited 10 the subscribers assortment following
-DRdee'
shell dressoombs aes latest i'm porasions
s-or cases. fancy cutlery portable dressing Che lat
only what Z useful ssd
ss e.ss aushty ~ very ow proesl Also general A.
toilet 'F.,s's: rs' HTs6s sGs S;' srsar.
What can be more acceptable rs a New
YEARS. eift than piano What pspos better than T.
GILBERT Go These superior pianos nee only be
70 be apirooiatd Also smta'a F6r sale ohesp
- suit tie timcs BY HORACE WATERS, a3S Broadway.
To-day and Tom GROW Afford the Last
chances, FOR 10th citizens strangers purchase
rfkbAMS aift tickets at 81 each They noarly all
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