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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-20

II Clean up and sprinkle lime IN all dirty pla-
ces. II you desire to surround your houses with a
healthy atmosphere. Dirt destroys more people
than cholera or the small pox
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-20

Election.-Our election, for Congressman and
members of the Legislature, this year, will take
place on the 7th of November
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-20

"7oo Old The Sunday Atlas in fit of revo-
lutIonary enthusiasm, says; "Hurrah for the
girls of ,76r!' "Thunder!' cried Jersey Wing
chats too old No no, hurrah for the girls of III!
The New Jersey Wing got all 10 shout with him,
we are told, and the old women about his ears.
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Ne@ aJ1@gGGd&g QOgg 0CG8.
DISSOLUTION OF Partnership.

II'HE Copartnsrhp heretofore existing hetw en- John
Roach, William James, and Pascal Grenfell. under
the name and style of ROACH, JAMES, & Co." is this
day uisso we'd by utual All accounts of
said Company will be settled by WILLIAM J.MEs-b,
whom the business will be carried in future.
J'tHN ROACH.
WILLIAM JAMES,
PASCAL GRENFEII,
Dated at Doieevi'le, July 18th, 1854 (36w3
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-20

People ConventioH-The Detroit papers contain
the proceedings of the Peoples Convention at
jackson, Mich, on last week The Convention
was very largely attended, and all seemed ANNA
ted with the determination to resist the further
encroachments cfthe slave power. The following
is the ticket nominated
For Governor, kinsley s. Bingham (Ind nj
DEM 1t. Governor, Geo. A. Coe (Whg;) Sec
rotary of State, John Mckinney (Dem y State
Treasr, Silas NJ. Holmes Gree Dem;) Attorney
General, Jacob NJ. Howard (Whig;) Auditor
General, Whitney Jones [Whig;) Com. Land Of
fee, Seymour B Treadwel Gree Dem , Sup't
Public Instruction, Ira Mathew (Whig.;) Board OF
Education, Jno. r. Kellogg (Whig5) To fill Va
cancies, Hiram L. Miller (Whig;)
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-20

II Upward of $500, 900 will be necessary TO
pay for books voted to the members of the thirty
third Congress.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-20

Clerks of School Districts in the town OF Min-
eral Point be supplied with the School Law
of Wisconsin, passed at the last session of the
Legislature, by calling on the undersigned, at the
Tribune Office. G. W. BLISS,
Toiru SIM Of Schools
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-20

II We understand that child died in Shulls-
burg few days since from the bite Of mad dog.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-20

ill Right-A physician in Buffalo kas been
fined $50 for neglectng to report cholera cases to
the Board of Health, required to do by a NUM-
cipal ordinance
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OFFICE OF THE III. CENT R r Co.
NeNN York Iul,. 9Th 81

A'SE' I UI X, J uIy OIIl, IoOI. !
Report of the Committee appointed bv the
Soard of Directors of the Illinois Central Rail.
road Company, TO examine the accounts of Messrs
C. s; l. Schuyler, and Robert Schuyler, with
that Company.
The Committee to whom was assigned the du-
~ of ascerianing the liabilities of Messrs C. &,
G. L. Schuyler and of Robert Schuyler to this
Company, and examining the securities held
therefore beg leave to report,
That they find the total liabilities of the above
parties to this Company this day amount to sIO2-
427 0s, and that the Company received and now
hold collateral securities, which the COMPANY
consider amply sufficient, being satisfied on defn
tie inquiry that they would this day sell for more
money than they are pledged for
DAVID A NEAL, }
Fr.sK1rs HAVEN.
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GLASS.
- -. - -Aio' iosi's ioxi2 and ex10, hand
SUI III r. D. PULFoHD.
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II Aaron Hinchman, editor of the Homestead
Journal Salem Ohio, died the 5th
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A Horrible R.aeord

The Louisville Journal, in an article referring
to the Ward case, gives the following list of muir
ders in that State, in which the murderers were
acquitted
There have been scores of notorious cases of
murder and Gcquitta in this city and this state
There was the case of Kunz who killed Schaeffer.
Kunz, hearing that Schaeffer had spoken lightly
OF member of his family, went TO his ieehouse
and cursed him. Schaeffer picked up small stick
and went around the counter as if TO strike Kunz,
whereupon the latter thrust deadly weapon into
his breast and killed him. He was tried and dis
charged without punishment. There was the case
of DELPHI, who killed his uncle Reuben Lyter.-
DELPHI armed himself deIiber ately and went to the
upper market house to meet Lyter. He met him,
sought quarrel with him, and shot him dead on
the spot The quarrel was about prostitute
DELPHI was tiled and acquitted by jury. There
was the case of Croxton. who killed Hawthorn
Hawthorn was in coffee house, sitting IN chair,
! drunk and asleep. Croxton struck him the
head IN that condition with brick-bat and killed
him. He acquitted by jury.
There the case of Peters, who killed Baker.
| In Natchez, long time before, Baker, in fight,
had wounded Peters, and made him cripple
Peters being thus disabled, Baker supported him.
The latter, after about year, became very poor,
and discontinued his bounty Thereupon Peters
pursued him TO TINS city, rode in the night in a
hack TO his house, sent the hackman to inform
him that gentleman and friend wished to see
him on business and, when Baker came out and
stood al the window of the hack. shot him dead
instantly. Peters was acquitted by the jury, and
lived here some years afterwaIds--long enough,
indeed, 10 murder, try 10 murder, a prostitute
upon whose bounty he subsised. There was the
case of Fender CASTS, who killed Buchanan, school
master. The elder Pendergast, with two of his
sons and negro, went to Buchanan school house
with loaded guns and killed him, without giving
hfm chance for his life. The jury gave verdict
of acquittal.
There the case of Shelby, who killed HORNE
IN Lexington. The txo dined at the same public
toble, ard upon Horines going into the street.
Shelby demanded OF him why he had looked at
him IN such manner al the table HORNE an
swered that he was not aware of having looked at
him in any unusual manner Shelby said-"You
did, and if you do II again, Will blow your
brains out. | don't know who you are" HORNE
responded-'1 know you and | suppose man
may look at you if your name is Shelby" At
that Shelby struck him with his fist and, without
any display OF a weapon by HORNE, for he was
unarm'i. Shelby shot him dead. Shelby was
indicted but the jury found verdict against him,
There was the case of Harry Daniel, OF Mount
Sterling, who killed Clifton Thompson Daniel
and Thompson were lawyers, and brothers nlaw.
| Thompson made some imputaton upon Daniel, in
open court Daniel drew pistol and shot him
dead in the presence of judge and jury. Thomp
had pistol in his pocket, but did not draw it.
Daniel was acquitted by jury.
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Report of he Illinois Central r, R Committee

1t having been circulated that the Schuyler fraud
had involved in some measure the Illinois Central
Railroad Company, committee was appointed to
investigate the matter, who make the following
report
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-20

II Utica has never had the cholera, because it
is of the cleanest cities in the world
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-20

II Seventy five hogs were melted while pass
ing over the Boston & Worcester Rail Roa!
on Tuesday--a loss to the owners of some ST.
600,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-20

Death AT Lyons, n Y. on Saturday the sth.
INST. Henry K Hoey. Cashier OF the State Bank.
MADISON MI Hoiiey lett Madison on Wednesday
'as'; % spend few weeks at Lyons, the residence
OF ms Hether, and arrived there on Friday after
noon, at 4 clock, with an attack of choler, ard
died the next morni ,g at nine O'Clock. His snd.
zen DEAN VIII cast deep gloom over his acouain-
'ahces' both here and at Madison, where he was
much respected and beloved-[Mil. Wisconsin
" a storm PASSED over ST. Paul, on the night
of the Fourth, which threw down ns,r ,bras
story brick house ~
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-20

! Michigan Central Railroad-The earnings of
this road for the month of June, 1854 show a
large increase over those of the corresponding pc
Rod OF last year. The following is a comparative
statement.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-20

Ohio-A party seems to be forming in Ohio, on
the ground of uncompromisng hostility to slavery
extension. That ii will sweep the State next fall
by large majority, we have no doubt Gal. Gaz
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-20

Ire La Sale AtYderers We understand that
letters have been received in this city, by parties
interested, stating that Gov Natteson has come
to the conclusion and has SO expressed. himself
mat alter the two trials of these men, both
resulting IN the same verdict, and the action of
.the supreme Court in the case, he does not deem
It his duty 10 interfere in their decision-Chicoeo
Tribune
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-20

This world, Of lopis hath such a store,
That he who would not ASS,
M ust stay at h, me and lock his door
And break his Looking Glass.-HATIp.
do not know that any is going follow the sd.
vice of the Persian Poet but If there should and s
forwards he ould wish to buy another can ST
RICHARD Nj. SMITHS.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-20

The Kno1U- Notiings and Douglas - Senator
Douglas improved the Fourth of July in Phila
delphia, by attacking the Know \ othings" He
declared they required religious tests for office
with ignorance and opposition to the Constitution
We quote:
"Ihere was secret organization and he reoced
that they called themselves "knowNothings,' foi
they know not what they do, they kno,o not the
obligations they owe 10 the Constitution, to the
laws to their fellowmen.
At this point there considerable dstur
bance in the crowd-several persons expressed
their disappTobation of the speakers remarks
there were cries of Let him 60 on his own way !
Turn him Quit" &c
The speaker desired to say few words to tn,
disafected in the meeting, but could not engage
their attention"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-20

The Name Lato lis matiue soa-The aims
house of Portland was built when the city con-
tanned about 10000 inhabitants and at 23.OOO il
was densely crowded The authorities were con.
siderlng the erection OF new one. 10 cost not less
than $50 600 But after the Maine Law had
been IN operation few months only, ranges of
apartments were empty there; and the establish
ment as 1t now stands will be sufficient, under a
vigorous enforcement of the Maine Law, until the
city shall contain 100000 inhabitants
Neal Dow writes TO Hunts Magazine
AT the time of the enactment of the Maine Law
the number of open rumshops in Portland was
estimated 10 be from 300 10 400 now there is
not one. The keepers of the secret rum-shops
nave few well known customers, and no stran-
ger is admitted. These shops contain but small
quantities of liquors, and are fitted up with an ap-
pardtus which, on touching spring. will smash
the bottles containing them, that they may not be
seized by the police.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-20
For Sale.

Dated at Dodgeville, July 18th, 1914.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-20

The night before last the Russian reply to the
Austrian note reached here. 1t is to the effect
that as a mark of high consideration for Austria.
Rassia consents to evacuate the Turkish terrific
ries.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-20

- ALI.-i95 Seeks g. A salt e.
~ 30 Bbls Kan. just received am W
sale at G. CORDS
GOLDEN SXRUP-2O II Bbs. ard 10 Gal aes'
W just received at GEO. W. Cpbbe~
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RAILROADS.

DALRIAD NETTING. PURSUANT TO NOTICE
Me-.
% John hs.rss in tho ss S ., a.r:nsc. q hs
previous Its,na ohar.r from shs L:Ii.lAsa.s
4. Y ns io.S s
Inc lhs assnds1os though .r1s from p. county q Beg
Eoolana that they haa sueossAsd
The we're en-
o.uraa. The 0S .ns Yer, By Thsn:s y ns
imousiy ADO 2ssSE, ...,..,.s ma, Al. 49,.
81
our cit. s sy sys
re ssssar C. sad augment ,hs wealth The dSist ros
Ssss ,hs s.s
a s9s r is'
q oil they ,'ngla.e evsry ,ndusaIis penuis
sns 70 70 oi Il sas. liz Wholly S.s'ossd. - ~
Resolved THAI the eharts. obtained from me gisla
srsss S' sans 4 ass.en
u zee 70 sns i
ssn; IL lie 'is ss
New rsri pops in The 4 Jersey pesits
II si
". viii h..y 3" s.s the rv ssuas.
q NV York; and. 10 Jersey isyoivss ':
the Se.sSsn I.ji.e.s ceme;ny q ~. J.r::y" "a +
TIA. respectfully :uss, !, n: people :.
ns.nss order elicit public .pa.. !. ,:t:.s.s:,c ~
1ni.s With a. in 10 ssmps bas
The resolutions they ssvs-allv read we're ably re-
sponded by gentlemen RON eisnsr csuaty all expressing
preference line Of read r. poil Ia New Jsrsy
site 70 hs city Of New Yort !. route yns west Of We pail
theAoe alsr the baak 81
HuSsp Bsyerstraw and from the sttsr place V New
burg by terrier route ed by those ssquAisd
were freely offered By ths cs1ess Of Roehland and y
that the should With ths North
Railroad the line vieiniby
Of PermtnA After ths hs :,sissns Of Essk
land who and appointed
following named Gentlemen . commit thsir part 70
and with Iommission named
the char, referred 70 above
Eleazer Lord, Psrmont David o. Smith, NyAok.
Isaac Dedersr, AEariah Ross, :"
Philip 1abf, Jno. s. Curnee. HAvesStgAW.
Thea Z. Blanche, f"
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On Wednesday February Is at g. Patrisk's Oshedrsl
by the Rev Mr. SArs. Mr. JOHN MCGUIRE ANNIE third
daughter Ct the late Mr. john Briggs. al OF this city.
On Thu -sday March q at st. Marks Church by tie
Rev. Dr. Author, JOHN w. HAYWARD Of tue Arm Of dood
hayward, OF this city to SARAH eldest daughter Of
william Tystn, Esq, OF Remp.tead L /.
On saturday February rs, IN Brooklyn. by the ~.
W Bacon, Mr., PATnroK MONAGHAN to Mss FRANSu nrSR,
Youngest daughter Of the late Counsellor FcfSkr, Of
Prussia
On Monday February a. in East Brooklyn by the Ra'.
Mr. Mcguire. NJ THOMAS REYNOLDS OF this city. to Miss
MARGARET STANLEY daughter nj the late Capt Jonathan
Stanley Of this city.
Charleston md Columbia Georgi. papers please COPY.
dspghter Of Samuel Rychmxp all u this city.
On sup day evening February &C. 1t 81 JossphB hurch,
by the Raw Father Jer me- g0RsNIus CARR 20 Miss Many
kEkS, both Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-04

TAsss wAe fear Dn1An peH Rsad.-BrunA-
psAhs Pills. sssbsAed ssissrsssA pulls great
" valued tor their naness lpoe qualities
medicine fr cleansing sss stomach Aad bowels and blood
non al tnpuyes Their prevents greatly moderstes
diseases Of contagious nature act we'll estsblishsd
that ~hen seized With Infectious dissAss II
there 10 In shs state of his animal
shan IT'S - receive the poison Of infsos Branareth
Fills tsbe "thie somethirsn Que Of the sSm whoh
soatsson dads restrg place; those who them mey
.st shvonEh pssisnssi places vithons fear sold ~
euts per bex with fu divecsors AZ 90 Lepsuard sect
al hudson street, and IA Bswsry Aftcr abe arss Of MAJ
pr Braadreshs ohoe will be as AIT sroa6 way Of
@spsl street.
Rsdding's Russia Salvc, Boston Remedy
y thirty ye.rs .sana cure. Without is eurns ssala
aFury or eruption A. B. b. sAads. Wholesale agents.
Rid by RAg.oornsr OF John street and Broadway and
b. druxsists and Sposhooariss generally.
Fits Ffts-Fits.-We Advise such OF our
troubled with this bovrfls malsdy to mis-
I. m siAtsly, Mr. SETH HAhcE ieS Basmore street,
Baltimore No. and SUPPLY OF his vegetables tx.
tract epif phs nis bis prices are IS for single box OF
two boxas for On the receipt OF remittance he viii
win es tree Of postage.
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wonderful Discovery has recently been
nAds By uurts. Of thi city, In the treatment
umpton asthma and aldisssses Of the lungs We
y DR.. Curtis hygeanA, inhalns hygsan vapor and
hsrry syrupD With kis new msthsd has restored
asny Afflicted 70 perfect health An evidence Of
whaoh he has nnumerAbe esrtihoatss speaking Of The
treatment physician rsmArks-"Is evident that BY IN.
nsdionsl properties In dreot contacs with the
hels Of the ss savtv Of ths lung aad thus the
any and varied changes produced them when iatrc
~ton." AsTMa CtRsO.
BRooELYr. N r., Dee. 90 lasa
sbe ashma for The last years suffered beyond ali
NJ pewn o. description months 81 time have not been
chair di6cuty Of breathing my sunerpg were
Great ~ times that for hours together my friends expect
"a esen ncrr would be ny ast During toe sig
and btt little relief ~ Length had good fortuac ~
procure Dr. Curtis. hygeana Bhalns ygsan vapor and
sherry syrup Al the une first obtained ri va
ander Of my most violent aaeks Was in great ala
almost SON eating tor want Of BREATH sss shsp
.oh ana took teaspeenul tse cherry syrup vas 70
s.ed In from the aiou Of ana
aad comfortable nsht have sin somSinu IL vis6 shs
greatest possible benefit and wsii
God the Of erins ths hss -
isvsd me from. ny advice 70 the suisrns s-sryh
s.Ia b. BOYD PAUL Ne. 20 Ger lssss ssr..s. q n
RING corner John street and oaAway n. r. frss a
Apaaksges y. B-Any inclosns IS 70 boyd Paul
u Curtis Psrkins, Few Ysrh win receive psshAxs eos
aiming bottle Of hygeAn Of chsrry syrup ana
hks er In neat boz, By Zoe " part
DnsA Bsatss four packages for SO ne hyeeasa foy
M ~ ~ Ne dSsGsists " Ne ssuA1ys
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Rheumatism, Scr0fula, Sc -Hyatt's Lite
tAsam 10 ocrtsin for these teri BILE dis
You who suffering the most tortu'ing pains
mter hAs few dses Of shis fol yet pleasant
Cured published in the sun Herald and oshe papsEs
those thcAtes from we'll known cNsens whs
consulted hour. Erou containing
be had ~ Depot ZIG Grand
street. Seventy Eve o.nts per BEETLE
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Ayers' Cherry Poctoral for C0ughs and
asthma ST. HAs,iDgs syrup Of nspshs do. and ap,
~; Wstars bassn Of villa cherry the lungs 81; Rod.
srs syrup Of vsrvort and Tar fer consumption S aoo-
ways pills ard ontmeut-poor mans friend; Van Ham
brts female pills for Suppression: Wofe's sehsd
echpapps 81 Morse's ipvgoratnG cordial s. two for 81
each cons Cheaper AhAn A. QUIONS, III 30 Kery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-04

Group! Croupu-No Family should over be
withous bottle Of Pr Tobias venitisn isinent in the
house. In child keta attack Of his complaint,
BY which thousands ale annuay warranted every
Case Depot 60 OorslAndt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-04

Aeaiie's Spring style OF Hats are now
esAd2 We Nero bit - anneunse his fac, 70 create
- fuYoye she purchasers II hats, for . well
h1s fsct that his hats cannot be surpassed
kEALIO, ocrnsr Of Broadway and Canal street,
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The New Hat Company, Nos. 148 and las
NssAu street, have tesn mAkins al IN ths
gpriny hats Go Va Broad and thsn
nsk only ts believe your own sJes sa and Ons
1ssse and quatyqua to four dollar hat ths
e1ev for thrt doliaYo ly,
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Whiskors and Moustaches NY 0Bguent
Or urs .ss .liI 1rS Mnou s,s 49,
DO t half dozen Sent part the country
GRABAM Jam street, N. r.; J. r. BpAuldAg n
fremont row, Hoston,
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NAgr-oTr OLOrHN0 $4,000 wORrH wANwnD-
~ The highest cash price VII BE- hbcraly vsn In current
for largo small lots Of GOOD len sIcthiug
vsxy dsseripton address through posi- cell JAkHs
noR0N. ~ hs ssssnd hand ssess, HI II 0tsass sssssA
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Drs mOrs0b IhvI8UFAtIhy NIIxxr, or COfdiaIs
1t n CURED h-w this alive
such only reply that
bisn berb ors ts cardinal bssn blend
b. tho OmE ipotent larger greater
varieties Of than hsd heretofore
posed 70 e1 an hundred dneren articles Of shs phArma
have been mblBed In this herb; and In the elixir
cordial have ths onnoentratsd is the
eject NOT the vi whob have 70 deal
hs practical application Of the medicine The viohms Of
Isb re.sne their aovty the sunsrsrs fron
leaves the zion Of the bilious ths press
ed in spirit beo buoy the soK In anost every oond
on disease dse mmst benedt frsn Of DR.
hoss irvgorstins ELIXIR or cordial These fasse
proof presented 10 the attention
Of In, Aids who vsr them BY single bots Of
medicine. TEe cordial pu, up. highly oonesnwAt In
b. H. RING prophet r 1872 Broadway Sold By druggists
throughout the United ntANs and Canada.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-04

ps Qprings foe bow logs weak
anlIes outvature the spine shoulder braces suepessory
bansas bAthng and rety Of baudsGa
hand and made order N The New York Surgeons Band
ego Institute established II ss6 under the as,,an an
other institute ssrangers notioe name and npmbsr
B-A competent female in abundance, TO vail upon
ladies. @. W. TAYLOR CO.. No. Ann street, near
Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-04

Olirehueh's Wigs and Toupoes. = The
axx.ss Of these celebrated article; Are now on
have completely he old System Of ning wigs
I'll The of weight and
Are completely done away with
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- The spring syle Of has sold by Honiws Brsvss
ssssrs 70 the Ia FnshsrS Inion Sales No III PARK
rev. opposite the Astor House. WILLIsM H. NIWRLl.
JAME0 ,. RREWarHa
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Spring Sty lee or Gonslcmcn's Ha

Spring styles or GonSlcmen's Hats. To
ahsee IN want hN that viii pIsA.s style
quality would 10 shem
yssns mes, ss:rs LeSs p1RoaER efNe 2si GreenwIoh
ys hats eGc ed them spring Being both pracsi
~ wovkmsn they win ALWAYS make reops such hAts
ohHn With call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-04

Truss, Elastic Stocking, Female Baadagc
institute No II Ann street. esbshsd for the twenty
years. 'n,truments bow less weak ankles crooked
the ia es room through the hail. and female ia Atsend
wait them. Strangers please notice the PANE
DIX GLOVER, No. IL Ann street,
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Aohmens u Barnes, No. III Nassau street,
nsar Ann sga OF abe Red Hat Their spag style s now
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-04

Pianos and MelOdeOns, 0f tho best make
aas most approved styles 70 ,. had q .s 2. re-
SIS Brcsdwsy Dealers viii Aus Mr.. WIS 10 the
greatly 10 their advantage. LIBERAL discount for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-04

The BpsiDg Hat.--If you want a neat, tasty.
Ssh, and durable srtiels gys DnAKs cali ~ No.
Bcwery X Ti6A-y foreman Thns Armsty ing sAea-
naA Prices Of hats 81 and S. B.-Ar MoMaaas would
- nog happy 70 have his friends call ~ the above numb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-04

spring style OF Gcntlemen's Hats "A Free
suS. stree. informs his customers and the
srho~fsady A.rRsnhAs, No 80 Faison street.
between Will am and Gold