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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-02-01
Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that on the 9th day
~ of February. 1854, application will be ade
to h,e Probate Court of this county to sell the
interest, claims and demands in favor of the es,
tate Of VIM. Foiwell, deceased.
DANIEL FINLEY,
Jan, II, 1854. Adm. of w. Folwell dec.
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~ ENTS' CRAVATS AND LADIES
~ Pointed Collars, for sale at
dec 2l. 3s. KIRKBRIDE'S.
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Call aud Settle your Accounts,

CttII uUU OOItIO yVHI 41OOVU"tN'
A LII Persons knowing themselves indebted to
"A the undersigned will please call immediate
ly and settle. as they stand very much in need o
money.
MT D Persons wishing to buy Cheap Goods
In. ID. will please call with their POCKETS
FULL OF MONEY, and we will sell them
Cheaper Goods
than ever they bought. We intend TO sell on the
READY.PAY SYSTEM, for Cash or Produce
ONLY. N. kOEHLER & Co.
WoodsheId, Jan. 1, 1851.
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DR.. J. H. PiersOn

OFFERS his professional services to the citi-
" zens of Woodsfield and vicinity.
DR.. PIERsoN may be found either at his Office,
opposite J. A. s. G. H. Davenport's Store, or at
Driggs's Hotel, Woodsfield.
Oct 5, 1853.
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
~ HE partnership between Drs. Pierson an
Il Watkins. in the practice Of medicine, q
Jamestown, Is dissolved.
JOHN WATKINS.
Jamestown. January 9, 1854.
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Wanted:
Bulk Meat, County Soap. and Beef Hides.
GEO. WILSON.
Jan 70 Wheeling. Td.
For Sale.

"A LEXANDER GARDENS ESTATE. -
"A The subscriber has been appointed by the
Probate CONT of Monroe county, Ohio admins
traitor of Alexander Garden, decd. aud received
letters of Administration. Those having claims
should present them Immediately, properly au-
thenticaied. ALEX. T. GARDEN.
Jan. 25, 1854.
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NEW ES TABLIS HMENT.
Lewis Ballzell, Halter,

"OULD respectfully inform the citizens OF
w Woodsheld and vicinity, that he has COM
menced the Manufacture of HATS. OF the best
finish and Of the latest styles, which he " III sell
at moderate prices. All in want of GOOD
H A T S. will please give him a call,
All kinds Ct furs will be taken in exchange for
his work. His shop is in the next building south
of H. Mason, Esq. +
Woods6eld Aug, 81
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
U s. SPELLING BOOKS,
ECLECTIC do
ECLECTIC lst READER,
do end Reader,
do 3rd Reader,
do 4th Reader,
do 9th Render,
RAYS ARITHMETIC, Parts End and 3rd,
MITCHELL'S SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY.
PINNEO'S GRAMMAR,
.KlRKHAM'S GRAMMAR.
COMSTOCK'S PHILOSOPHY,
WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY,
Metallic Pens, Paper, Ink, Quills. States, Sc.
For Sale at KIRKBRIDE'S.
Nov. SO. 44 ss5g
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~
not to "Visitor." Let him crouch down
In his own filth and dirt, and s'stinck con.
tent"
Friend Morris, have always consid-
cred you as my friend, and have always
vindicated your cause politically and 9TH
erwise, in public and in private, and have
given your paper all the support in my
power; but have done no more than
thought my duty; but now must cut loose
all my ties in political point of view.
So no more. Yours,
E. HEADLEY.
Stop our paper, and if we are in ad.
vance you are welcome to the balance, and
if behind please let us know the amount
and you can have il.
PANcoAsT & HEADLEY.
II is truly astonishing to us to know in
what way Mr.. HEADLEY is abused and
slandered, when his name has never been
mentioned in connection with this subiec,
in anything that has appeared in the
Esprit" prior to this week. AS to his be.
ing or not being Mason. we know moth.
ing. Not being one ourself. we, as mat.
ter Of course, cannot say who are or are
not Masons. His claims, as well as the
claims Of all others, is matter to be de.
termined by those more interested in the
matter than are we.
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Facts Worth knowing.

The Disease most TO be dreaded is Pulmonary
Consumption. Statistics show US that sfanre
than half of all the Deaths that occur are
By this fatal scourge! How then
shall we escape! 1t is a matter
Of the greatest moment Ia
us all to know that. ~
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Daneins Academies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY,
~ No $50 Broadway opposite 1ith st. now open io he
reception Of pupils who commence at time Ladies
ard Children on "wednesday. and Saturdays st and
Gentlemen Wedne-day Thur-deys and every other I'm
day u P. NJ Prsccng Assemblies Saturday evenings
Tor Ladies Gentlemen Monthly SORES usual Circu
lar. containing days hours and terms Of instruction be
hsd at the Academy any time or will be cert by pos
EEkREROs DANCING ACADEMY, No. so
l. West I4thst-Msdsme C. DUBREUL FER8ERO and
T. FERRERO respectfully their SCbOOb open
for the reception OF pupils Young Lade. sna Masters cases
Mondays ard Thur.dsys and Wedue.days and ssndsI.
81 Gentemens Evening Class Mondays and ThuIsdays AZ
I. p NJ, commencing Oct Is Saturday Evening Class for
crown persons AZ P. NJ commencing Oct p ~ B-Puphs
can jon al any qu.er commencing the day OF entry
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nlatllinern, 81.

GIVING MACHINES.-The AVERY SEW.
- ING MACHINE Co. cali .uent0n TO Their improves
Nsehioe Which received the mt pre- mum a ta7 100
Palace The psfrI hss been recently pure oy
Government the msnuisctur- OF navy sue Any
Uniform. For the se~irs Of heavy goods. - sacA oss'
Mattresses stout Cloth Cseres where great fensn o
stitch required their -ri Working Asehoe inTaa.es
1hsr. 40 c.pse about ths patent OF this Aacane
wrc w.h sod eeesp durable Machine. We say csh a.
No z5l Broa1
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90 Wbom If Hlap Concern.

A SSICNEE's NOTICE.-NOtice is hereby CIV
"A on that s. w BLAKE. of thu City OF New York, Mer
chant Teller this day SIDE assignment OF his property to
the undersigned for the benefit Of hs creditors All persons
Indebted the estate Of Mr. Blake requested to make
prompt peymt TO me at oihce-New York Dec 1871
WIN ALLEN, Assignee, No l5S Broadway
.EDLE and another agt. CARTWRIGHT aud
IL obe-Pursuant to Decree Of The High Court Of Chan
cey IN England:
whether MARY CARDY. alias ELLICOrT, who was the
daughter of Mary Candy widow deceased who lately lived al
No 40 Agne Waterloo roso 10 the Parish OF Lambeth To
the County of Surrey in England Is living or dead aud
che died she left any child children, or rePated
child children; aid il whether such child chh
dren II living dead and dead when he she
they died and whether not leaving child or ehdren;
would be the grsndchd grandchildren Of the said Mary
Candy by this advertisement inquired after Is living
dead So when he the they ddare requested TO
communicate with Mr. ROBERT HENRY BAlSES No 8
can the persons by this advertisement inquired after
oftOmebing their advantage And person or persons
claiming either the sid Mary Carcy alias Ecott
child children grsBdehd grandchildren Of hers Is OF
Master Of The Rolls in the Rolls Yard Chancery lane London.
England, on before the Sis day Of JGnusry. leb5
The May Chrdy deceased who lately lived at No AZ Agnes
1855
The Mary CsIdy by this advertisement imputed after be
heved have e her home about twenty year. with
married of the Of William Eiooit, and has never
been heard OF since.
In the absence Of such information be.e received OF
being carried before the 3ls day OF anu.ry 1875
the said MAry Cady alias Elico will be presumed TO have
died without before the 7th Say Of February 5I
Dated this 10th day ofNOvsmbsr, isM , c,,.,c,...
RoBERT Henry BAISEs, No. Verusm Buildings, "rsys
England.
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Builoine Materials.

COIm WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
- PROOF BUILDINGS, VAULTS, STORE fhoNIs
ROOFS &c The undersigned prepared 20 fu1nsn
,ce vroughi iron slled Beams cut osPeeined ens,ns AZ
price vhich enables Ere proof buildings TO be erected ve
See ADVANCE on the cost Of woodeu The pube arc
invited to examine the buier Of Nesss HapsS nrota
er in Cf ~here they have been used rer taae'
atiou amy &c COOPER HEWITT No. II Suril1g sup
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Cost an6 founo.

CTOLEN or TAKEN by MISTAKE-From
- the Dinngroom Of House yes erday afternoon
about O'clock q brown Overeos with velvet collar
Of aid there package eontsieos the
following papers: Mortgage from albert Crane TO me 'r
dsteo T. 1854 and of the notes
same bearing date for $500 pAY,b "a nee y
dale and Receipt from said Crane for the other OF
sIHo also Mortgage made by Ralph c. Smith and vile
BY his FOND for 900 dated some time to~.d
the last Of November ulino) property 10 Detroit THIS
Bond ard Mortgage in blankthe bsmes OF psyer and
olgasee not having been filled in The papers all dated
IN Detroit
do hereby all persons against tskinr using buying
or negotiating any of the sbovedescr,ed papers payment
thereon has been stopped W. DAlGtS
Astor Blouse Dec. IL. 1854
suitable reward will be paid to any who will return
fsid at and papers, the papers without the coat
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JosEPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer
4 ARGE SALE Of RICH and VALUABLE

n O'Clock A ~ and o'clock 2 NJ at the Ceous sie<
rooms corner Wiloushby aud Pearl sta, broolyns w
ava yeyT choice elecon of fus from the STOCK o. j. H.
Harley No 81 John st N. Y. manufactured under hs own
supervision from his mporstons' expressly TOO en osa
ladies aud Gentlemen supplied for the season ara
r,sneetuy invited snd will hud u 20 their advsnase 20
ste cd this sale The well established reputation OF the mana
etnror and his warranty that every article shall be equal
the the catalogue should inspire the conndenes
Of however ignorant Of Furs who wish 70 eotes
the opportunitv 10 supply them selves At this sale which
sde 10 reduce. splendid stock rather too large for the kd
times The Sleigh Rooe, will be sold at o'clock No tuhs
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IMPR0yEn ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-Dr. J

IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEL H-Dr' y.
ALLEN late Professor in the Ohio oSess o. yent
u AhTF lCIAL DENTUREs which combines 'ae ''''NHs
advantages: ,..., ~ To-,
To the saliva or the breath not even the 'sat
eat moisture &c. between the teeth and plate
Cd An Artificial Gum, which Is a. firm and ndestruetio
the teeth fused bsh heat between and around ne
base which uIites them firmly to eseh othei snd
upon which they are ct Teis guam npes
peculiar expression aud hi- IKE appearance
Sd Crest strength obtained By thus uniting the Teeth
Gum Pste ordinary force In msseans can break
9TH clear and distinct articulation OF speech restored
This important change effected By having tue inside OF tne
teeth ard gum of a form To this form the tongue
readily adapted This perfect sdspaon OF tue tongue 70 tne
denture hsng mued sounds 10 speaking or
spsug often observed in persons wearing sncia teeth
5th. The natural form and expression OF the mourn sna
face be restored in thew have become
Tits done BY additional attachments o the fae
work supporting the teeth These Alta hmens are % oteo
bring out the sunken poriion' and sustain mem "a
sa pound ard become component Of the Senurs
and when shy formed cannot be defeated ~ ~ closest 90
server This method of restoring the cheeks TO 'ht orfns
fulness snd sso the nstur. form and OF Tue oun
ard lips been well tested having been msdo speeih
fs,ure the authors grsetee for several years past Ayaey
of Photographic ard Dsguerreoype likeness which maze
been taken OF persons without this improvement and also with
II can be seen sce showing the great ehsnge appear
ance which produced In the countensnces o. no~
wesrg dentures constructed upon this principle which the
Public invited call and exsmint ogether WIN o'net
specimens Of his improved style OF WORK not requiring TUG
9Th The plates usually employed for this work are pstna
purity Of which prevents the tsnish or sn
the mouth In short this system embraces
sud in features which readily aPpreei
a,,S nv those WEARING artificial dentures upon this principle
With reference the utility of this method, test
nouiss be syen from eminent Dentists Ia tue various
cities Of the Union and persons wesss 's NOR IN s ana
other cities J. ALbrN NO y" pon''''..N ~.
IT s. PASSPORTS-Indispen to travelersi
rens corner Of Broadway Nsturazed citizens must pro-
duce their ceTtincates
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1nsirultion.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
WI sTITUTE-No 2ls 4hst, on Washington square
'A'''' CLARK & TANNING, PhDeipLs
nTTIGNON's GYMNASIUM-Nos. l59 and
" 1871 Crosby -Open daily from sunrise until ~ T. M
Esenps Glass a. O'Clock JOHN WOOD, Director spans
tsusht by c. OTrlGNoS, Proprietor
THE SCHOOL of Mr. BINGHAM for BOYS
i Called the CLASSICAL GYMNASIUM, Bible hou-e
Ator place entrance several vacancies In
each OF the two Department. the complement 3ing twenty
The bocuEh and elegant training anofced peeu
Ilr and believed to be unequaled in this country.
THE WHITING and HOUSEKEEPING
i ACADEMY of New York Is Brown Up, ZONES NO
tS5 Broadway corner OF Howard STD BROWN Teacher
on Pepmapsp took highest prize awarded for Pennan
sbp At the Words Fair D. r. POND, Consulting Accountant
has superior teacher OF BOOK keeping and
CalculAtiouA
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Tnsuranfe Companies.

HOWARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
IL No 81 Broadway corner Park place, Nsw,To,k
This Company makes Insurance sssinst LIFE hs hS upon
the favorable either for the whole term OF life or
limited period Persons insurins this Company have the
privilege Of crossing the Atlantic 81 All ses<ons OF Jus ye
without extra charge. -, -,
California Ansas and other foreign Risks taken At the
usual extra rates. JACOb htcoE, fr"Noenh
Wa V. PosrEs, Secretary.
Charles Smith, NJ. No y West 18th 81, Medical Ex
Edward Fields d., No Charlton st. smEne1
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS.
JOHN T. METCALfE, N. d.
Gar Counselor
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Chances for Business Glen.

DOOKBINDERS' TOOLS for SALE.-One
s. air, s,.s Shear ,pcodns enc he
so.v esissmi Pr.:s fspen fos RSss,;f 49,. g. tssl
Booksinlsrs, Hartfsrd Coc,
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Sales bp Auetion.

8. BoueH, Anetioneer.
A CCTION NOTICED. s. H0UGH, Auc-
"A doneer:- Great FURNITURE aud sILvERwAaZ
SALE, TO MORROW (Fndsyl MORNING, ct No 70 War
renst at precisely 10 oeoekBeins very large aud we'll
selected collection Of Household Furniture te
sstns Of very valuable rosewood Secretary and Book
eopmodious and finely uished other
Tables with Italian sbexed and stsuary tops xcod
Psror Suites all covered In brocstee and atn differ
ent hnds rosewood Easee with crystal plate front and b.ek
shades Fixtures Sc rosewood Easy and yotsre Chairs
pensvely hnhhed Reception and Sewing Chairs finely carved
Marine Views &c, BY celebrated artists; splendid Roysl
velvet Cspeu Do Brussels and others; elegant Mantle Dec
ofstons Porcelain, Bohsman and other expensive Vases
Psn snd other ststusy Ladies Work Tables ead Baskets.
Velvet Ru: Corner Esees and Stands China Dinner set"
Tea sets all perfee and MAHOGANY Extension Tables
Ivory Gallery Silver spoons aud FORKS. Tea ses and Cod's
inns do Crochery Mats rosewood Bedsesds antique sna
modern mahogany DO Dressing Bureaus Stands Toilet se
BAR Mattresses. French Mssees Counterp.nes Pillows
Clothes, Bos,ss &c Sofzs Lounges Chain, &c Sale posi-
tive rain shine.
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Gcparinersbip Notices.

DISSOLUTION.-The Copartnership hereto
IL fore existing under the of BRIsroW. MORSE
Co is this dsy dissolved.
NewYOrk. Dec II. 1854 --... ......- -,
The PIAEO FORTE and MELODEoN BUSINESS will
be continued by the uodeensd All parties indebted 10 the
6rm Of Bristow Morse Co. will make payment to
BRlSTOW MORSE, No 4l3 Broadway
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~ WRAY, Anctionser. -
EXTENSION TABLES at AUCTlON.-A.
~ wRAY viii sell THIS DAY. Dec u at loi o'clock, ct
Of Extension Tables eomprns all styles and sizes
made BY Mr. hesIdt. No. $50 wooasr-se-
CHERIFF's SALE.-By virtue Of an execution
- viii expose for ss on THURSDAY the Ilth iast II
II O'clock 10 The forenoon No $40 sss,rtent
Of MILLINERY ARTICLES eeussrs Of white oolorsi
DATED New Yort Dec. Il. 1854 JOHN 0eSER, sheriff
JANIS z BEssEL. Deputy sass;f
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BrsRY n LEEps Aucuonesr-By q. u. LEEDS & Co.
an THURSDAY l4th and FRIDAY, 18th

Hy,sY n LFTps Auctionesr-By a. n. LEEDS 4 Co.
ON THURSDAY l4th, and FRIDAY, 18th,
" oclott day the extensive salesroom or
Esq No 262 Broadway, Deforests Buildings, be-
tween Resde ara Duane-sts . -
FXTEsSIIE SALE Of elegant aud valuable CABINET
FURNITURE eing the entire stock Of tbs above well known
Manufacturer to be sold positively without reserve Consist
PARLoR FURNITURE Elegant rosewood sets Ia every
variety pattern both modern aud antique elsborsey
carved from Psan designs covered IN sk and saa bro
caele Of and three eoors including Soiss Teteh
tes Arm Parlor Gohc and Sc stng Chairs also, Center
side Tables with sRtuaTy marble sienna aaf tgypt
Extr desux Dyans sAd ohe suitable pieces to form
carved Iesoy whict viii be
oil bIocsde bocae- to suit the purchaser a. great
~ reduced price, mahogany carved furniture Ia plush
and BALI cloth in every variety Of pattern ... ,
rosewood and black walnut comprising elegant kI
TENSION Dining Tables Bufe Esgeres elsbostely carved
Chairs and Sofas covered 10 different col0rsd
morocco, plush and baE cloth; Side Tables Suffers
Stands.
BEDROOM FURNITURE-Rosewood, mahogany aud
black walnut Bedeas Bureaus double and single incossd
Nashands egsny carved la suites single With Chsis
AID Lounges to match upholstered and covered 10 the best
material
COTTAGE FURNITURE-Riehly snsmsled aud decorated
Of color and pattern.
Hall Hat Stands Tables and Chars In rosewood oak anl
iron. Of the moot desirable etyes
OFFICE ard COUNTING ROOM FURNIrURE-fn
wood black walnut and oak consisting Of Upright
and Low DESKS snd Escsoes. Ofse Tables Chairs Book
and Racks Stools Library Tables &c
Also Gu teius IN brocstee damask and large variety
Of miscellaneous furniture articles.
This stock comprises the largest and most complete sssot
offered this and will positively be sold withoas
limit consequently invite customers and the public
examine before purchasing else rbere as the sale oheo
quaed opportunity for purchasers 70 supply themselves
with rich substantial furniture al low prices
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Real Gstate for Sale.

A T PRIVATE SALE.-The FOUR STORY
"A RECONSIDERATION HOUSE and LOT No 10
West i7h Size ofs0use p BY 81 feet deep all the way
fnished IN hr't rate Style With all the modern improve
uepts Size Of Lot IS BY 81 feet deep
Aho-The THREE STORY and BASEMENT BRICK
house and LOT Nc. 64t fihs situated the south SIDE
Sine Of House = II BY IS feet deep finished In odern style
~mh Cr9on water second story bath and pazzs
enclosed vith glsss
Aso-Ths FOUR-sroRY BRICK HOUSE and LOT. No.
81 West llth Sine Of House ga BY 50 feet deep; finished
10 modern style with AL the modern improvements Size Of
Lot. 24-6 BY half the block.
Aso-The ENGLISH BASEMENT BRICK
hOtsE and LOT. No ia We, 2Sthst Sire Of House I5s
y feet deep finished with all the modern improvements
Lot le8 by O. dep
Also-rbe rHREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE and LOT No.
II East lsths size OF House S By ,boat IS deec fn
shec In modern Style. with ali the modern improvements
Lot % feet on h-lf the block
Ase-Two HOUSES snd LOTS on e.s, side Of Brosiwsy
Nos so and az Size s By 100 feet deep eseh-hree story
Birch Stores and DWELLINGS.
FOR further particulars. sppy to
BAKER WEEKS, Auetioaeen,
No Pine st., cor Of Broadway.
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CABINET FCRNITURE-Ros mshog
~ suy snd ssiost newest snd most spptcvea Vsss,es
SOLOMON FAg.TSG NO. s. Csthsine-st wo0la resPeeN
any invite this old Manufacturing IS 80 sn
~hse msy b. found large sssort,nsnt o. toya ' ~
room Furniture. VIII be cold ai redscet pFicess
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EOR SALE-A 6rst-class FOUR-STORY
j BRowE-sToSE ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE.
No 81 West 80 between sh sv and Broadvsy Tie
be IN the best .s,d - tneAss vils 81
g feet ssse Apply to C. l. noSELL. or J. D. sILkkAX.
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HENRY H. LEEDS Aactoueer-By IL. II. LEsDs Co.
NIEERSCUAIfM PIPES.=On FRIDAY. Dec.

M EERSCliAtM PIPES.-On hllAt, Dec
wi n AZ II O'Clock at IN. Saleooms. No 10 Nss--u.t
large invoice OF superb MeIsch.um Pipes with stems com
ne In puie Gold Silver sud exhibited the Lon
don and Crystal Psacea Of which warranted
real neenohaum sld moupngs solid per cataosue-eoa
ns vsety Of every style aud description Of tbs
most exquisite and designs; together with aees
schsum Holders mounted in Silver. Ivory and yellow
Apahar
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WANTED-A situation by respectable mid
w die aged American woma, as CalLO5 NURSE 10 4
Genfleu fsriy. HOUsEKEEPER in small family
The Of reercSee given Apply the Shoe Store No 2f
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Professional Notices.

~ +. ADAMS, MD, Water-Cure physician
III. No az Hick.st Br0oklyn visits patients at their
homes in city our country. Accommodation for few more
BoaIeers
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Gtnrce ann Ranqes.

CTOvES, STOVES, STOVES-A large assort
- rent Of new patterns Of COOKING And PAkLos
STOVES sos PORTABLE HEATERS, for ssle 81
wM CLARK No Csrn'ne st and No s'e eth-sv
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.WANTED-A situation by an American Girl,
w ssNURsE and sEAMSTREsS in a private family
Apply No. ~ Montgomery Jersey City References
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M ACHINEKl Tor SALE az AUEIIUN.-WIII
chst 10 paw advances Engine Lathes 10 feet bed
cutticg ard compound rest Boiler Punehi Boiler shears
2sets Boiler Rollers; Steam Engine. "a cy'nrer " ineh
s'r ke with pump AID band wheel also stea Engine !r
one Px2t one i2A6 one 5xS6 all with pump and band
"' ~ " SAMUEL B. SCaENCK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14
Clothing.

lust FINISHED, the most splendid HATS
- ever offered Holesxin Hss at IS usually sold ct o.
neat Hat, AZ g. 50 and 81 BROWN. No s2s Hudssnst
HIST RECEIVED-1,00 900 Oyercoats, s. each;
81 Dre.. and F,oct Costs e6 originally Ss, 90 psln
Cs..meTe Pant, At IS cost 90 last ysars msss Bs
bossn bsnis OF this city taken for Clothing GEO LkyfE
corner Nassau sud Beekmsns's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

THE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE COM
Il PANY Of the CITY OF NETWORK.
CASH CAPITAL. q ,O00 With surplus
Ofices.....,.......Nos l73 Canal st. and u Wisn-st-
Property generally loss and damage by Fs
RICHARD VARICK, President
W. =. USDyRHLL, Secretary.