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Butte record., 1854-09-23
Written for The Flag of olr Union
TIL L SP T. RE DOG
A SINGULAR CASE IN MEDICINE.
By GILBERT LIE TEyRR.

Louis LE VERT was 4 classmate Of
mine at college. and we studied medi-
cine together at Paris. We had been
companions from childhood, and thus
ia. in maturer years, for we had both
reached our twenty-fifth year. A mer-
rier, clearer-headed, circumspect fellow
it was never my fortune to meet, and
respected while | loved hi most heart
lily. Of course the yicissitudcs Of Par
isian life through which We passed dur
ing our residence in the gayest Of all
gay capitals, were various, and the
round of pleasure aud studies conti1u-
Gus. Two years had passed thus. and
we were all eady talking abeut quitting
the hospitals and preparine ourselves
for personal advancement in our pro-
iesslon of medicine, wien [ thought |
saw trifing change come over my COM
panion's manner and feelings towards
me, and yet could hardly say in what
or how.
High-minded, sensitive to an extreme
degree, and really most kind-heartcd,
feared to make known my feelings or
thoughts upon the subject to him, and
so matters went on from day to dav,
until the restraint between US seemed to
be hourly increasing, and | knew not
why | fancied that lie Vert was i'll,
and questioned him about the matter
he acknowledged to slight dispep>il,
but declared it nothing worth noticing,
and so the matter continued Finally,
l either saw, or fancied I saw, z singular
expression in his eyes az times, aud once
caught him drawing long sigh. follow
ing sudden start and exclamation Of
unpleasant surprise. O, thought /, its
plain enough, lie Vert is in love No
doubt of it, He'll open his bosom 10
me one of these day. I'll wait.
But matters grew worse, my friend
became very silent, and at times would
suddenly utter loud exclamation, shud
der as though he had fit Of The ague,
seize his hat and hasten out Of the room,
not returning sometimes for hours, and
when he did come back, giving evidence
of having been walking swift and far,
until he was very nearly if not quite cx-
haustcd. was amazed, and could not
understand his singular behaviour 9TH
ers began TO notice it, and one or two
medical friends freely expressed their
convictions that LIE Vert was threaten
ed with alteration Of mind.
One day we, that is LIE Vert, two or
three medical students of our class and
myself, were sitting in our cosy room
which we occupied in common as sit
ting and smoking-roo wheE suddenly,
Le, Vert, who had not spoken word
for some time, exclaimed:
''Good God there it is again ~
"What ~ | asked
"That terrible dog"
''Dog;"
eyes, yes. Don't you see him
there 2" pointing with his finger to his
side, while cold shudder passed over
his whole frame, and he grew pale as
death, and his eyes seemed as though
ready to start out of their sockets.
Il see nothing, lie Vert, you are
dreaming" l replied.
He shook his head slowly aud sadly,
then covering his eyes with his hands sat
still in silence once more, while we
changed significant glanees at each 9TH =,
Butte record., 1854-09-23
From Glesson's Pictorial
TO MY EARLY DREAMS.

From Gleason's Pictorial
TO MY EARLY DREAMS.
By CHARLES STEWART.
Visions of bygone daysi how do ye glcam
Through many shadowings
OF clouds increasing On times mouruful
stream,
Like bright elysian things,
Quivering their lucid wings
On manhoods's earnest life with lasting beam.
Though hopeless all, their still upfading fire,
Varied as tints of even,
Pervades my heart, maturer to inspire
Sweet souvenirs of heaven:
May none, alas be riven
From out my soul, save those of mere desire.
The strength Of wealth aud mind to consecrate
On virtues peerless shrine
Filled many dreams and all my prayers How
great
This real, reared by time,
Which selfish thoughts doth twiue
Around the heart, and shuts ideals gate
When on the twilight limits of the air
The vestal moon
Quivers her white shell mid the crimson rare
And. lilly room
At cve's pale noon,
So shine my dreams, so sad, 50 softly fair
Butte record., 1854-09-23
NUMBER As
From Gleason's Pictorial

From Gleason's Pictorial.
WOULD COULD ALWAYS BE YOUNG
RICHARD wRIsHr
would could always be young. sa-.
With good spirits and health on my side,
To roam the green fields in their pride. sa
And carol the welcoming song
Of friendship, of love and of truth --sft,
Of fadeless, perpetual youth.
would | could always be young, saas'
FreeSfrom trouble or care as I'm now.
With no wrinkle to creep on my brow, 1v
And clear voice to carol my song, soa
In the evergreen fowery booth l
o fadeless, perpetual youth. seg4
would could alwas be young, -
But Q, as dear friends pass away
One by one to earth's cold, kindred clay,
l should sigh as carol the song.
OF friendship, Of love and of truth
Of perpetual, solitaire youth h
Butte record., 1854-09-23

1t is as impossible for man who takes
the papers to be unreasonable, as it is
for the woman folks to convince Gus
fellows that the bloomer costume is
pretty. The one is particularly TAX
ing institution, and the other--isnt
Butte record., 1854-09-23

There are some parts of Illinois that
are settled, and some that aint. A friend
OF ours has just returned from pros
pecting tour of township which was
sold TO him last fall. He says, it's
fine place, nicely settled-all settled
at least six feet under water a' 'ilti
Butte record., 1854-09-23

RATHER ToUGu.---Tha Catoclin
(Ind. Whig, has been telling a story
of cane that was stuck in the ground
about 43 years ago and grew up into a
large tree, which was cut down few
days since, when the cane dropped out
of the heart of the tree in its original
condition.
The Worcester Spy tries to surp7ss
this by a story of some chairs which
were made in Sterling, some years ago,
of green timber and sold in Rhode Is
land. fhe wood shrunk on drying so
that the chairs fell to pieces. but the
purchases put them together in moist
cellar, and left them there to SWELL
The result was that the chairs grew,
and il few days little chairs were found
sproughting out all over them. We
the editorial sanctum Of the Spy is now
furnished with sprung from this stock.
These stories remind us of the effect
which a cargo Of guano once had upon
an old brig. This vessel was about $50
tons burthen when she receive her car
60 at the Lobos Islands, but by the
time she had doubled Cape Horn her
size was more than trebled. When
she reached Rio Janeiro she had become
a bark of l 800 tons, and the captain
stopped at that port, and after trimming
out the superfuous sprouts from the
inside of her hold, took in a large
freight in addition to the guano, and then
returned home-thus making a very
profitable voyage
This latter tale can only be matched
by one from the Jewish Talmud, which
Is prolific Of large stories. In that YER
acious chronicle bird is mentioned
which was so large that when it spread
lis wings it blotted Q =. "a sun.
On one occasion a. 'gg e' ftoi out
its nest, and the wbe tn,. cot broke
and glued about three hundred cedar
trees, and overfowed village One of
the birds standing in the water, was seen
by some mariners, and as tie water only
reached to the lower joint of the leg of
the bird, the mariners we're about to
bathe, when voice from Heaven said,
" Step not in here, for seven years ago,
there carpenter dropped his axe, and
it hath not yet reached the bottom"
We have not doubt that the above
mentioned axe was the very one used in
cutting down the aforesaid tree,
Butte record., 1854-09-23

the subject unless lie Vert compelled it
afterwards, and never to explain to him
at al, for fear of deleterious effect ON
rs sensitive imagination But the cure
was radical. Tie dog was gone, and
lie Vert saw him no more
Butte record., 1854-09-23

81 say, nigga, how you sell dem
brooms so much cheaper dan dis inder-
wineral can do, when, between you and
me, / steal de stuff to make dem wild 70
"Why, you black fool, Pomp: / steal
mine ready made.'' 81 \
Butte record., 1854-09-23

HS+ Mrs. Partington's niece, upon
being told by young lawyer, that in
the country where he resided they held
court three times a year, exclaimed -.
LA me why you amt half up to the
business the young fellows here come
a courting three times week ~
Butte record., 1854-09-23

One of the best illustrations Of ava
rice we ever heard of is that contained
in the old caricature, which represents
Old Nick carrying an old miser. down.
to his regions, and while on. the way
Gripus is making propositions to his
majesty to supply him with Goals. 80
Butte record., 1854-09-23

In Prussia man is regarded as tenn
perate, who don't get drunk more than
four times week. Large sized coun-
try, that Prussia. Mr.. Soaker says he
should like to happen round that way
about eight days in the week.
Butte record., 1854-09-23

Clean Linen and good feeling go to-
gether as naturally as June roses, sun
shine and mosquitoes. IF people want
to feel up to 95 deg. in the shade, let
them take TO fresh linen and things =
Extraordinary institution, that clean
linen.
Butte record., 1854-09-23

"He knows on which side his bread
is buttered," is now rendered, "He is
aware on which portion of the staff. of
ilie the oleaginous product of the dairy
is dispensed. y
Butte record., 1854-09-23

H1 An important trial was carried
up the other day. Two men tried a
fight and were carried up toathe watch
Butte record., 1854-09-23

sS Mr.. Sunaower says that botanists
pursue many branches" Of study, Sun
flower may reside in the country for
fifteen minutes at our expense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
,,,r vopU nAy TRIBUNE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IS. 1854

ITO LET-The premises No Catherlnest;, corne,
Of Division occupied B! the Island C pA M On !,
ri be removed No lSi Broadway corner OF
,bout The LEI Of Feb For terri, spply As above
0,O LET-The I'd story Of the Store occupied 6y
.rri,es MOuLfON PLIMPT0S, WILLIAMS \ 20, No L
E,.y and No 6Barcsyts directly 10 rear of Asor MOUSE
WORK SHOPS to LET or LEASE-ln Suffolk
w corner of RIvinston Apply Coal oiee ths
premises or TO sAaOb- ino'ii '0-' e. "a la =.
oTU.AV- STORES and DWELLINGS to LET or
. ITAsE-Nos 4ss $50 al ard rs Of Sis, Also
fourry front aud Lot SD 20 feet west Of 9Th
,v Also House and Lot No 39 3d. near yfhN A2o{ az
No SIS gtb or No se7 81 No 81 sthsv. SrRArTAN
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Jneiruriiou.

BOOKKEEPING, &c-C. c. MARSHs Counting
ID for the practice Of teepias se No 80 B.
snv i @ drilled ~i,sut s'ss iss :. s I.t %
er..,ed call for circulars G c h.rsa. ~ott, for sale
ID F. FOSTER, Consulting Accountant, author Of
ID. frIe say the bes. method Of es.ns feuaAn.Ap
Double Entry pse C9;2lSt H9s,s Assistant .ai
~ SsrS ~ eharstsn Ne So Bro.A~ay shsr.
U sSS sT;i gSs,ssr pso r. sIs 's s
esiss to the :" b,cple Of the United States"
T. DUCATION by an OXFORD GRADUAFE.-Mr.
T. d MORRIS IL A. late fellow Of ossl COLLEGE oeost
viii con epes The third quarter Of h Seiset school 90 MoSD
E MS Is ssr No ss c. iSss Hotel md be 1.
Bishop wsnwrshL T. Mo'ura E'i the Kew O'' "A"A
EORT PLAIN SEMINARY aud FEMALE COLI
i LEGIATE INSTITUTE Rev JOSEPH MS ., AZ:
March = 1854 cen inung weeks Derns the frs sa y,
students have been in aserSsoSs Fort Plain ..a
Gcs ssd fenee,ady Is ss. r.'esragh oaies
cds nsve Teacher Of Modern Languages s7d an eaaess
Bosrd in seminary sudus. iaudias furnished with
stool bed ehsrs table sud uel d wnas - ~ pr
and tuition IN common Enssh srBeh. per dsen ~eeh
IS Faculty and students beard together The eada are Of
Gon7eysree ears Troy MS.sy sessaee,,dy
March Special non sven 10 those de.isaos 70 s,ss and
Tor Ladies onns the Collegiate n'.i9,s Ths
Ornamental DParmenis are furnished win se9np'aa ia.fae
further info mAiOn apply 10 the PrineP-Fo's f"a NJ
February 1884
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INsTI-
IS M. isa GEoSS 5' W. e otXSkE JAMES AN
SIrG II, PRIV p4s sb eomnenee the hrst term o. -
,eyerth school ear on second MONDAY Of september ~
Pupls wed 20 tsCntJ Years OF age snt $3.50
Academcal Srrlns preparatory 70 olN
.ny class College neludns thorough s1ewleass o. 1870
soaulsh Italian German Language Fox heepSs ~
,utry the srts Of Brewing aud Pantns together Wis S'e
AN 70 SOU regulators references &C. mar
D. hsis the lrsliUticn
DRlNAIE liION-MATHEMAT BOOK.
l. SGEPING, PENMANsHIP-A Genteman o. even YEAR
Nperi Mathematics Bcok koepns 500 fenna
.bp. with the English branches and 40 AS eo naa COR
aching Latin
after o'clock Oilers ms services
the above oranshes R
er.uces whom advertiser employ cd Allies
TEACHER, No AL Henry 81
CCHOOl-Parents wishing TO tn0 quiet we'll
- regulated aud select School for Boys respectfully
call 10 East lGh 9Th ,snd and oba circular
NArH'L DUNN, A. NJ PdncpAl.
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Gousss Uante0.

a COUNTRY RESIDENCE WANTED-A desr
IA able Cose House with from three 70 eve .ce' Of LIND on
tbe line Hudson River New Haven Rslrnat within tory
miles NewYOrk 10 rent with privilege Of Purehns wan one
year 'ai''0 APP" HENRY =. DIsBLEE No. 90 w.llss
HOJJSE WANTED to RENT-For oneyea with
nriy eye Of prrch.se Mu,t be snail and noisra built; IN
vicinity Of 4h sh.vs and between h aad b' snt n4'
f Box 20 so'2 as & 5 Post 70 ofH e'' - 81
HOUsE WANTED-With all the modern improve
ment- sss CroioD bsh.iub &c &c situated on ine VIVA
ees 80 HadT.% poip.d LEWIS LANG No 500 w.Ans
TOrsE WANTFD-The subscriber wishes to
purchase GOOD Dweins House emoIsens 81 noas.1 l5
provenents worth $1,000 COO oeaiee De. gsn a 81
sts ard 9Th He wishes 70 pay par ~ rs s p
property located about nine s0s. nae 9 A'
the balance in es'h- Apply to G. > . o-S' ss-'
TOJrsF ard LOT WANTED-The advertiser
i,b, 70 parchase fesss high basement FIRE Stone ront
House and situated between Broadway and ne "a sv IN '
.SaIeeD. ana Re Of the ever respect Atdr.s. Boz
10 FOocs call at The Scientific American once No 10
CMALL FARM WANTED, of five TO ten acres OF
- ood land within miles Of the city and with convenient
mai y ressy for immediate ccapson Pdce aot to exceed
500 to $500 which $50 loo viii be psd to.n sal
i fdt lSis &dde:. j. No iSs Se Yoft
WANTED to RENT-A small Farm Of from ten
70 y VIII bou seS os soE@,n or 10
village within hs mile Of ts0, sI dg not 4c
$50 A5dsss P o B PalmeF' Advertising Asea'y
WANTED to HIRE-With the privilege Of pun
w chtsing-a small country village With
mile of NewYork AID OF seees with TO !. sers'
OF land contain rooms aud be pleasantly o.
ested and healthy neighbohOod Rent net % exceed 51l
Address W. r. Box No. 2o5i New-York P o. post paid
WANTED to PURCHASE-A Farm, containing
w from IS of cultivated land and having thereon
dwelling within to four hours de OF TINS cs
In NewIersey, the Hudson preferred address podptd
s. No. 81 Hillary Brooklyn with fu description OF h'
place and lowest cash fTiee.
WANTED to RENT-A small Farm of from six to
twelve with good ten.ntabs House &c within six
mls Of his Cry either Long Island OF ester lany
Addrs, JOHN l. PETTIkES, No. al Tenth st.
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Boaro an6 Rooms.


CPENCER HOUSE, Cincinnati Oho-It had been
- suggested 70 the Proprtors the sbove establishment M,s
GEORGE MOORE Co. mt Moore connected
with the Louiylle Hotel Louisville ny really
Hotel Of magnitude be conducted
bberahty and furnished with uni<m elegance
much needed Ia Cincinnati
In Of such they erected and
have cited and furnished establishment without
West and believe VII
solicit tho attention
lead them 70 Cincinnati promising their whole efforts
scjourn ssiksstory GEO. MOORE CO.
A ST0R-PLACE HOTEL, No 1888 BROADWAY
"A A splendid Suite Of Rooms the first aoor fronting
Broadway to let with Board Inquire Is above.
EAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS-Gentemen will do
~ well to remember they have excellent Lodgn Single
Office open all night
ITO PASSENGERS for CUBA.-The Revere House
II the argcst airy and commodiow Hotel IN Havana
pleasantly situated the Immediate vicinity Of the Captain Gen
Palaces Cathedral Sepucher Of Colrm
Plaza Custom House and Qasy also near the Alameda
Poeo and Tseon Theser Acerk visits the steamers TO fseASs
ths landing Of passenger and baggage v,.o>yr ,.,
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Broadway cor Frank.
st NswYosh SS the :csG%podssisn Of the
MN HEMINGWAY, Superintendent
A LADY will rent some pleasant Furnished Rooms,
"A with OF without Board In view Of Broadway near rsee
Chuieb ehdren all the modern improvements IN the noe
and sases the door Apply for week q No ta
References gwen and required Rooms Gil 'front.' pnhef n'
By daylight
DOARD-A Psrlor, and Bedroom attached; also
~ fine airy Room with Pantry private house Apply Ct No
- Bescks st. near Broadway and the principal h0sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
furniture, &e.

EHEAP IRON BEDSTEADS-BEDDING and
" SPRING MATTRESS WAREROOA.-Ths best place 70 get
the healthy complete Spring Mattress and Elastic Palens Are
superior fe4h beds Sc for health convenience,
luxury n B.-Iron Bedesd ell sizes, g go Private
wenss hotels seminsTies &C. furnished moderate terms
Call and examine, No 5o3 Broadway, near Prneest
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS BEDS,
" MATTRESSES, &c. At CRAWBUCR5 No SO Grand "a
door Of Efssxs NewYork CHEAP UPHOLSTERY
FEATHER sTORETbe attention Of families about pueals
respectfully invited the and beautiful ss.onsnt OF
Beds MATTRESSES Psses Beds &C. all Of which have oeso
purehsed cash and will be sold such prices a. 70 msA
all call and examine the sooy. stock previous
making their purchases 0ooosssnt part the c brook
lyp and williamsburg free Of Old beds aud neess
renovated snd made over w. CRAWBUCK
No $50 Grsndst, second door east Of Essex e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
Danrine Asaosmics.

DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEhi No.
etc Broadway open for the reception OF Pupil. whocsa
enter during the Glasses aI Lad and Ctres
on saturday THURSDAY and starty aternoons
ali meeting Saturday for practice with banf o. nGe Leoas
Tor Monday Wednesday and rhacD evening" sea
eral practice with band on Saturday evening"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

OWNERS of HOUSES to LET-Or property for
" sale viii do well register them the House Land
No tht Broadway Oar increasing demand
seQuires immediate supply. FOWLER FRANkLYN
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an OXFORD GRADUATING.

l. C d MORRIS n. A, late fellow Of Osis College odost
will con neuce third quarter Of his Seet scn9o oe ny'v
Esb s AZ No 80 doors OF Broadway NJ aDN
Kiss ddess Hotel and h refers e. ta N hs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

Situated mile from Tuckshoe Depot Hsrem Railroad ~
the town of Yonses-a neyeaing There on the
PIE dwelling houses large twpsory building of
hrtor water 80 diameter all bG this sst year
Also fill 6ei Of Machinery 10 GOOD order Tor making car
Pc wop Inquire the Depot at Tnokahoe, Harlem AoAl
Staio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

better purchase LOTS Of the East York and
knoxville Company, MILLER General AGENT No 1876 Broad
several houses for sale al the following prices
$780, f2oto 81 500 slice saO &c We will build houses OF
plan desir building Houses aud Lots sold
East New York is about the distance
from City Hall 5otht AID OF By roat or
TGirO ads be i'm edtry built TO
at NeM Yolk frnm Peck clip aud Fulton Ferries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

DOOk.kEEPING, &c. {. MARSHs Counting
10 for the practice Of Boob hepss ke No - Broad
Of Instruction practice @hch tho
pur vel drilled without bng limited Let IN -e In
teresied cal Tor eIenars Z. Q N.shs wofIs or sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
i1iano-5orteo

A JOURNEYMAN PIAN0-F0RrE MAKER who
b. sde for his splendid o,tase round corner
peed through sickness IN his family q dlsoe OF
great sacrifice The Piano viii be fully war.nted second
exchange BY the Kindness OF MI DE sAhf
can be seen % bic waIeroom. No 392 BoweIy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

I'OR SAIE-A neat aud WciI buIIt Two story COZ
containing with plot Of ground 2O
feet front By 50 and deep which well stocked with fruit
shrubbey The above pleasantly situated in "a h
betwe Avenues and B. the East River and opposite he
deuce Of Mr. Curtis Inquire the premises after
z AZ m nur IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

Hou.es welocaed the 8thay paving 10 cent on
of also number OF vacant Los aud one val
liable Front In the upper of the city Also wanted for
cash few OTIS well located between Broadway and STRAY Apply
10 SYLVESTER LAY No. 10 Walst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

w LADD Il Co : Grand Diagonal Pianos,
~ actor with good assortment oO 81 u ana
octave superior ipsiruments
LINCOLN 4 THOMPSON. soils Agents
rale Davis Co.'S hsian Pianos with
ont mos'r eeso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
XARNIsH DIsTILLERY for SALE, in y

LTAmsBuRGH The VsInish Dislery with Stock and Fly
lures belorsinR Gas Light Company situate
on North sh 81 enson 25xO feet with three lo
,donne 251lO each For particulars inquire the Ga
bt CompAnys Office Savings Bank Building of 4th 40
Gottl defs
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TINTED STATES BONDED wAREHoUsING

" BUSINESS for sALEThe good will lease fixtures, &C. OF
conducted for the last six in stores
large and permanent set OF Gus
The fall and yielding handsome income
For frue kc address q. w. 3 at this Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

4 COUNTRY RESIDENCE WANTED.-A deslr
"A able Cottage with from three I've acres OF L.nd o.
,he line Of the Hudson NewHaven Rsrna within tort
miles Of NewYork rent with privilege Of purehinE within on
year II suited Apply TO 1900 . ,,,,,v, ~ 81 WILL.
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z 3. CLAYTONS SUNS No I5I PeAtl'st

DOR SALE-A new three-story House, well-tn
thsd ell The modern improvements No 81 Esst Slstst
Price moderate and easy. Inquire Of -
HENRY j sCuODER. No 65 Wall-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

TOR SALE-A Cottage with four Lots on o3dst:,
lCthay Cottage House and Lot on 67ht near Brosd
brick 4ds- 9Th av also oriek
and brounone House sd $50 snd Sh between St1 and
sthav. Apply TO JAMES f. CHAMBERLAIN No ii wal st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

MELODEONs-S D. 4 II w. smiths celebraed Meoieon' are
the equal the harmony good Ia the re
the tho only Meodeons tuned and
the best In cOobo Of which statement please
see Musical Review for October Editors notice Mar
in and all kinds of Musical Instruments There
Il tho Smith, therefore ask for y ID H.
". smiths Melodeons. , =, =, go,
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500 OOO NOTICE to BUSINESS MEN,

operation this city obliged
failing health from active business wishes
dispose hs The business Is manufacturing and
factory located the best streets of New York
profit Of hundred Sales can be
mace free from debts encumbrances
will purchase the half and 100000 be made
The business will be shown
om the books fair and The remaining partner will remain
III without the best which he
himself One half the thirds will be taken
In sfesste desired; and this to be fair transaction aud
will be required veaeity in representng
&c Iw thank gentleman this ualess he give his
shall be fdena and hiss the above funds Its
Such such only address HEALTH Broadway
Post Office for five days stating where interview be had
and viii call NB-Eter special active will De taken
Q excellent opportunity for or two together
q non "A person with this amount cash. or
sOOOs good merchandise, and wishing to travel,
double h,iI in months For particulars ,ppy No 49,
Lovejoys Hotel to H, Of Ohio.
e 0u0 -WANTED-A Book keeper with
W ~sOOOs from TO sir thousand dollars secured
for which seven per cent will be given and liberal salary For
tieulss call upon d. GUYER No $40 Broadway up