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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-22

COMMERCIAL VALUE OF HONESTY. An old
trader among the Northern Indians, who
had some years ago established himself on
the Wesseva, tells good story, with NOR
al worth recolecting, about his first trials
of trading with his I'D customers. The In
dians, who evidently wanted goods, and had
money (Which they called shuneah) and furs,
nocked into his store, and examined his
goods, but for some time bought nothing.
Finally, their chief, with a large body of
his followers, visited him, and accosting
him with
/" How do, Thomas? Show me goods;
take four yard calico, three coonskins for
yard, pay you by'm-by tomorrow" received
his goods and left.
Next day he returned with his whole band,
his blankets stuffed with coonskins.
American man, pay now" with this
he began counting out the skins, until he
had handed him over twelve. Then, after a
moments pause, he offered the trader one
more, remarking as he did it" That's it,"
| handed it back, said the trader, telling
him he owed me but twelve, and | would
not cheat him. .
They continued to pass it back and FORTH
each one asserting that it belonged to the
other. At last he appeared to be satisfied,
gave scrutinizing look, placed the skin in
the folds Of his blanket, stepped to the door
and gave a yell, and cried with a loud
voice:
"Come, come, and trade with the pale
face. he not cheat Indian; his heart big"
He then turned to me and said: "You
take that, I tell Indian no trade with you
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to the conquest of Zealand, and in 1909 a
Russian corps passed from Finland to Swe
den over the ice, and the narrowest part OF
the Gulf of Bothnia, called the Quarken.-
At the entrance of the Gulf of Bothnia, the
northern portion of the Baltic, stands Stock
holm, the capital of Sweden; and opposite
Stockholm, at right angles with the Baltic,
and the Gulf of Bothnia runs directly east
of the Gulf of Finland, forming all arm of
the sea 260 miles long, and from 25 to 80
miles wide. At the extremity of the Gulf
is st. Petersburgh on the river Neva, protect
ed by the fort of Cronstadt, 90 miles from
the capital.
The channel is too shallow to allow large
vessels to reach St. Petersburgh, and at
Cronstadt it lies directly under the guns Of
the fort. If the taking of St. Petersburgh
forms part of Sir Charles Napier's instruc
tions, the difficulties he will have to encoun
ter will be immense. What plan he may
fall upon to surmount them, events will
show. Cronstadt has population of about
10000. 1t forms the chief station of the
Russian fleet, and its harbor for vessels of
war will contain about 80 ships. Its mer-
chants harbor is capable of containing 1000
vessels. The Notifications of Cronstadt are
very ShIeilSlEC, dlIu IlO NCSSCl Cdu CuICL IIiC
bay without passing under the cannon of
powerful batteries. The bay of Cronstadt is
shallow, its average depth scarcely reaching
IL feet. The Neva is still more so in many
parts of its course, and at the bar the aver
age depth is not more than feet. There is
a severe penalty against any one attempting
to take soundings in the Neva, the channel
being carefully marked out by poles project
ing above the water. Revel, at the entrance
of the Gulf, is another fortified town with a
population Of $4,000. 1t is surrounded by
bastion walls, and defended by strong cas-
tie. Several ships of war are at present ly-
ing in its harbor. st. Petersburgh was built
in 1863, by Peter the Great, in a swamp. 1t
has now population of 100000. Although
most of the houses are built of wood, there
are several public buildings of great splen-
dor. The city is intersected by several
branches of the river Neva, crossed by l40
bridges; and the principal branch is bor-
dered by granite quays. One quay is called
the British quay; and the principal mer-
chants are nearly all English.
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HORSEBACK ExERcrsE.--Ridng on horse
back is, perhaps, of all others, the most man
ly, elegant and efficient form of exercise. In
the first place, it cannot be taken without
being out of doors; then it enables you to
breathe larger amount of fresh air than if
walking, because you pass through greater
space in less time, and consequently great
er number of layers, or rather sections of
fresh air, come in contact with the nostrils.
with less fatigue. Another advantage is,
that all the muscles of the body are exercis-
ed in moderation, and, to certain extent,
equally so. And then, again, while thus ex-
ercising, and while every step forward gives
you fresh draught of pure outdoor air, the
mind is entertained by every variety of OBJ
Ijects, new things being constantly presented.
The only thing to be guarded against, is
feeling of chilliness this is essential, for
every chill is an injury; whether a man be
sick or well, a chill must necessarily be sue
ceeded by fever, and fever is disease.
Horseback exercise, to be highly beneficial,
should be active-a hand-gallop,' or trot,
and, if practicable, different road should
be travelled every day, so that the mind may
be diverted by novelties, and thus compelled
away from bodily ailments.
The English, as nation, are stout, 70.
bust, hearty race. The nobility have long
list of names who have lived to the age Of
70, 80, and even 80 years; but horseback
exercise with them is national amusement;
many of them make ride on horseback as
much a matter of course as a daily dinner.
Almost the only gentleman seen on horseback
in New Orleans, is the English merchant,
showing the power of a national habit, and
| its influence abroad as we'll as at home.
If parents could be made to comprehend
the full advantages of a constant breathing
of pure air to their children, and would be,
at the pains to impress their young minds
with its high importance; were they to pay
more attention to their physical training,
requiring them to take active exercise, for
hours, every day, on foot and on horseback,
there would be some probability that, not
withstanding the heats and impurities of
city atmosphere, those children would grow
up in healthfulness, and live to good old
age, instead of paeing away, as they do, long
before their prime, growing prematurely old,
from constitution blasted in the bud.
DIR. HALLL Journal of Health.
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drive you off like dog-but now you In
dian's friend, and we yours 1l
Before sundown was waist deep in furs,
and loaded down with cash. So l lost
nothing by honesty.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-22

THE LARGEST YEr.-Through J. M. Rich
ards, conductor, we learn that last evenings
train from Cleveland had twenty-one passen-
ger cars, and brought 100 passengers. The
receipts of this train from Grafton amounted
to over 81, 700. This beats anything we have
heard of yet.-[Toledo Republican,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03
Birth,
On Wednesday sfsrp CON, " bruAry 49, Of o'clock
SARAH MAZDA, wife Of Geo. Hunter, Of New York. Of
DAUGHTER.
Birth.


On Wednesday. March l, b. the Rsv. u Isssos, Mr.
ou.s. . daussses Of NJ A.s: so 70 Of Boot9n
NAshvils, Tsnp.. pagers please COPY.
o. Tuesday February %, ~ tbs Rsv. Dr. Ohoules WA
daughter Of VIM. .. Voss. Esq Of Newport l.
On Monday, February q, By tbs Rev Mr. Barohard, O.
HolBRooK RIcHAaDsoS 10 Miss CARRIE eIocux, eldest
daughter OF ". sloeum, al Of this city.
On Thursday, Asreh 2, BY the Raw J. n Lpri, WALTER
BowxH j.. OF this city, to Miss NARY g. eldest daaIh-
TOR Of the late John Slate Esq., Of Troy, N Y
On Sunday, February 20. ~ the Rsv W. Drake, Mr..
GBoRGE CooPzR, Of PA,ohogoe to Ars THxPsaAsCl Ann
DAVE, daughter Of Richard W. Hawkins, Of YaphAnk,
Long Island.
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Died.

Died,
On Wedne sdsy AFTERNOON. March /, CLARA Oox0R, In
FAINT daughter Of q. n and Mary MILLER.
The relatives and acqus'ntanoes Of the family Are In
vtsd 70 attend the u.sra from the rsstdsooe Of her
80! Is 49,. 81, ;,y: 80 s:sEs :, z sss:ssssss
Beg isa % ed ssquAantnSnee and thop q ksg -,
EdwNd HaI ana Of her 70. In Law, Thomas H. BrAiss,
ts residence No IS Wooster street. at two o'clock this
afternoon.
CAlHolI wife Of Patrick Carroll in the both year Of hsr
ass, formerly Of Bando1, county Oork, Ireland
rhs isnds Of ths family RESPECTFULLY Invited 10 A.
and Sccsty and also members Of Seventh ward
police, nom her hts rsdence No 90 Rutgers street. ut
two o'clock this sttsrnoon. Hsr rsmAias VIII b In
o. sunday mersiDg, February %. Of smallpox, JANE
Bospn sesd ~ years.
the 2eth nit.
Bradford oou.sy, Pa, papers please COPY.
va Weepeecsy, Aaroh OF o1sese OF tae neart UHAa
woJH aged 20 ysArs Of Chr. ophss wolfs Of this
Hs relatives and friends ana those Of the family are
further invitatisu at Grsss Church. ct precisely four
O'clock TO morrow aftsrnoon.
o. ns, .s Ola Mr. . :, a. r.. wife Of
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her ias rsdsnss No
% Wednesday, March /, NARY g. Cook, assd n years.
daughter OF Wm b and Maria Cook.
The nenos OF the family, also the members OF Engne
Co. No 20 respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late readsncs No 81 First street. ct one OcIsok
this ate moon, without further invitation.
On Thursday morning, March Of dbssse II IL heart
ENnISB AnASDA wife Of Abraham Rksr, Jr, aad daugh
ter II samuel and Elizabeth Peanan
the relatives and ands Of the family respectfully
invsd to attend the fnnsrA from the Fortn street
Il Church. Ut two O'clock TO morrow afternoon. Her
remains win b TAKEN TO Greenwood Osmssry for intss
mept
% Thursday, March FLORA SxowDns, third daughter
of William and Hannah Rowe, aged years an1 tbs
Oa Thurs ~ morning, March 2, Mrs. NARY v. La.
BouIseH, copsort Of the late J. J LAbouiass.
Toe frisncs Of the family rop requested to
sttpd her funeral ct three O'Clock afternosn
fjom Or late residence, No. l06 Prince street.
On Wednesday, March 1st RosAysA daughter OF Nj
ebassnd Julia Norris aged years months and % days
TIE friends of the family respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral o. two o'clock this Aftsrnoon from
No 10 Forsyth street.
New Orleans papers please copy.
On mursdAy, March 2, Macy MURPHY, vito OF Richard
M ply, In the Al ysar Of her ago.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited 10
attend her funeral b. vsoents spital Thttssnth
str ct between Third and Fourth svsnus ct two o'clock
this . tsrncop.
AZ New oIsans January "A. Of soaaumptioa, FREDERICK
A. WooD.
The friends d ths miy are invited 10 atsrd his fu-
perA st half past Tn o'clock this mornipg, frsm the
rssidsses Of his sister, No 224 jay ssrt Brooklyn.
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Whisksfs and noustaches.-My On0uent
vii ioos THEM 70 mos arons and shiet sx wssKs and
per bottle W half dnsn sort psrs the osuatry
fremont Row, boston
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wigs and Toupees.- The silver Medal has
bean asardsd 70 MkDIiURsT HEARD, ~ Maiden lsas
for ths bes, ger mens wigs sIhibsA eurls band
baok and brAds Ornamental half Of svery desorip
tion, always hand wsyranNd not " shrlak change
eoloE Copy che AdysM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

sewing Machines With Manufacturing
ess huens great extans oantsninE rare AID rav
nestnery sonssfuctcd .yprsssly for t6s parpos. IN
BIfGEh 20. prstu ting sevfnf machines Of rrea,
variety TO tire form and capabilities fer various wovs
usins csc hns two threads and m.knx both olas
stitches hs whole Hri he'd In superior
Il nship eanaot elsewhere b squsllsi
RI z, SO Dysnlvey '''
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Couxs CalcndAx-1his Day.
BurnsnI 0ogM GeSerai rsrm-NoL 81, q, IS, 80, 80,
- -, ~ "a 10, ~ "a, H. A.
tOnnos PI.As.-No, 2sa 2sa 2sb. 2s6, 2o5. $40, AIS,
IA II $40, t8o to $50 84l
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"Ltfe IL like Winters Dream q Jour
ney &C TIN. or disease hss removed the looks
GOLD ever, wnsre Pr oi,Al Isdies nar
dressing ests bhshnsnt. 43S Broadway.
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Spring style Of Gsntlemcn's Hats.-Naf.
YEklY LEA sbncunoe I, sns.r customers and the
yshe ,hss spring syle OF hats are
sseAy. NO. Ckatasm, opposite Chambers, and corner Of
s~haNnsu and Pearl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03
City Politics.
un7Ma OF THE DEMOCRATIC RuPUBLICAN eINxRAL
COMhIrTaE.

COAMIrTnE.
hh CON nttss met last night ct ths 5tuyvssant In.
stuts and, notwithstanding the dssgresabls weather,
SAsrs wsre present large and snthusis stie audience
Aff the usual business OF the meeting had besn gene
Asoush With, the following resolutions, offered By Mr..
Sweet we're adopted -
xsel,d, That select committee Of ave be appsatsd,
Va power ssened AesssAry g call pusdS meeting 70
~ Senate Of The United btatee.
1essrs. J. I. sweet u Hart John b. Hsskins, =.
DAly, and OKssf, were appointed the committee do
ulesAted In thu shove resolution
ON.red by Mr.. DoHsRTY, Of tho Twenty second ward:
Resolved That the delee this committee from the
who have sot reported tne organisation Of
tAsr ward mittess this ing be
Dss IN regard 70 shs same hs neens Of this
IHistes
OGassd BY Mr. RUTHERFORD Of the Nlnstssnta ward
Resolved, That the 90 nmttee Naturalization invite
~ Of shs several ward committees to meet with
A 10 take ino confederation proper measures ths
a1sAAsss mt Of Ssmotf,tio prinerles
O4ered BY Mr. RUrHus FURD Of the Nnetee nth wArd:-
RsselysA This. hnks Of this committee due 70 The
Qs. Jthn wheeler Representative In Congress fro this
ey ha Ably the Aithessn Of I'D
hsrAticBn In HE late spec relative 70 the In
~ democratic part Ia this Save
mo Aft resoiutos regard TO oompllmsnting Mr.
Wheeler, recvveA With loud applAu,e and ada opted
unanineusly; after which the COMMITTEES adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

Of hsalE Ike exroiss horssback
This point ion osors do not disagree There
bus one dfavhsck thst nsuralss I've advantages and
that fear IRE fisftsnd raer will derive little bee Cd,
from the sysrsise. But what fear In
sim.iy want Of sesadsnss rs.ul.ng from want Of sill
good bride hand AL fear vAnshss whom these Gifts
yours and IN order 70 obtaa them, Apd with them all The
traees that belong perfect hors anhp you
FOURTH avenue, whose forenoon classes fol
laoies ane evening classes gentlemen srd excellent
Opportunity Of preparing for Sfs rosA By sp!ing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

OLEkK IN CARBOHYDRATES, A YOUNG NAN
~ In bookstore .one who has wedge Of
and 10 willing 70 make himself generally useful Address
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hama "a made ;idsr n. New yeiI sas.sa. Bad
sun :ss,sa a"or from Broaswss. No soansas'a vim
ssnSssns smaS sSasns saa upon
Istis: Q. W. TAYLOR ! 90, No, . Ann street. near
Croup; Croupu- No Family shcn,d ever be
81 :s sss n IN O. e
case. Depot 60 corslandt stress.
ats unes. rrsned tso she wi that u
Who s s':4 b. :.i " S ss: PAD: all
ieh'e Pills. bod H5Thsse eeisbrased pill great
yvalued Tor ths dnsss ipnoc vigorous quades
rom ii S ana
:.sss Of sc.ss.us ,b
because Ia ,h s.s Of hts aAima
& SssS
..s '1 sso ~. ; s9
a.; PEI S1 wita ~ q :ps a., ss:s
srsssrsshs sos wa b = M sHe.s.ay ss1as1 Of
Address to the People Of the United States
sn n ss" 4 s q
woip III. round or ste%ash worm and sea or PIN worn
as''s :' thar n.s y: IL Ia
%
Ssss siS. p.si ss;sis sss mo ss.Ss'.iS.s "hsS
have ermi ated IA whsak tho cause Being known why
the patient has been thus setsd and hen again. thsy
have cavssd BY ths they
ache, difersnt &o &c. mixni 80
And .tAe host OF diseases al hose origin sauied
the proNnos Of In the bumAi bod and h.nos 70
that physicians fail nine Nmes Of ten making
never remove the ,iet cause Of tas disease
which livery knows must be doae for you make
. csre That WINS txstng 10 the human body cause
other diseases, will shoS another pr o. How are
they VIII very large A,pess and eat gueisnt qasn
~ Of food fer two iueh - hsy but pany
sumiIg all the the patient to i've
upon Consequently he pale and and
Ill who him he has shs pt and they led
TO believe suoh the he be troubled with
ina sD,s o. lo:ay ;ssei. wssn are both
Stunning Tho yas fo And thousands and thousands
DO cited whore those afflicted have been doc
tored ind do d fer dssss that ell the medi zines IN the
unverse aid have eject ess used hAs csr
TAIN safe and medicine discovered only amer years
bsnsa Worn syup aad has been Inowa 70 fail In
curins Tie Of ster ell other
dies had been tried In vain And yet while d 90 certain in
lie aon worms can be In 70 the most dslissts Ia
In section Of The Union, who have been cured
By the Of this great worm destroy Worm
Syrup few Of whch appended wi The hope 10
Vince those vhs remain sosptea Of ts superior VIZ
tues in expslng worea Charles Hut Of Frsnkord Pa,
say:-lhas he save y HE your gess ehid months od.
abe passed about ninety David Bowers Of Phadsl
Pha sy.That be his child Two tsasp
us HobsnsaoA Worm Syrup and she discharged twenty
b. =: loBENsAcx. Proprietor. PhlAd.lp,alp, Pa
CvE leisner Co. 81 Barclay sGset New Y6Qk. agents
fer Abe GASteRn Stated
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The Dsgucrrootypo Company Of Rees &
o. Tho original dustor Of This sstsblish
WoaA inventor Of the double And other
Ia piss making eonti The
tunsss IN His NJ the old 29 BroaAway
HOLMES.
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The Spring Fash1On TEA- ra-.sS.-sf
,,,l ohAsesesistia style Of IAlt
Ahsn ana shsy are going fast WAeNOCkA
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She Walbs In b,
Vom An ulo kayea hes

ehe Walbs In Beauty Yes, indeed, every
woman Who Laves herself with GVURAUDs delicious
italian nseieated sas wallis Y beauty In clearing che
eutes from Pies hsokles frsshs egupscns
every singusnenS this smssat borders The
wIloas 80 vhh uasd's hair tys-so vish his poudrs
u ths BODY Lau,t rouge lily white aad cir rsssorsSvs
old Wal nrst Broad
Calender IS EousA third sxss>, Phila Aelphis.
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CAHvAsDINo AH!HIs MAKTkDIxOK THE "LAw
boob Of useful information Good make % 10
$40 day. thu bo,t canvsssipg book published.
she laws STATE relative aud
o. prevs assds IN. viii, collecting
certifying accounts the rights Of led aod
the constitution asd o. State
,..ry heuns: land Pre- .mptan and
much 'ther useful frr asion Tue also
mplsse Blue Book, ooia Dire story givins Of
ard aaieia q the federal ana s..,s govern
ssls lies md tenure Of ofes complete list Of
the On sd States the Aumbsr Of ~ O0 maras dee and
HE insurance companies with their locson oeers aad
ssp =, ~ ivs.s ssnls With ths,s sesrs capital End
snts s.d esssme. isissA f.rsts,. aad ssss.visS sh
tAs ssne1 N1ss 81 sAnna An1 ason, hundreds
the sAes Of j. Lvinsston U7 Breadvsy nm etxirs -
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Planes and lIelodeons, OF the best make
s.s nest approved ,iss TO b hsd q whsls's: e e
- Broadway. Dealers viii faA Mr. WIS Mrms 70 the
esa4s usaty 10 their advantage. Liberal discount for
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Truases. Female supportsrs, Elastic and
lacs stcckbs asd hpee sprngs f,s bow legs, weak
sallss euyssurs q the spine shoulder b,Aos
tantsss, bshing trqsses asd rety Of bsAdA
hand snd made 20 order 81 abe New York surgeons Bard
sEe institute established 10 1895 under the Aneriaa hu
Any other iDssituse ssnrrs notice name aud numesr
ladies', q. w. TAYLOR co.. No. Ann strset. near
RroadYAY
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CyALIrOANIA.-WAn1KD,B BY A REsPlCrA BIS COL
" cred man, situation attend gen items. OF family
gopE TO Ca ovnia Has been 10 shat
perfectly familiar with the Of fas lily. Of rsier
enee given AesrNr W. T., Herald ohcs or Mr.. James
Ward, 326 Broadway.
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Clirehushr Wigs and Toupess. : The
largest Of these esbratsl ARTICLES now
Hasi 81 l7s Broadway 9hs I'm provsnen sssy
have h- old Of Ating wigs;
ere somplstsly done Away with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

have / saiAf
O~rs ever wss lover strarg,ly mis'sdl
R.jsetst and just whom hoped 10 30 blsst
Yes can't 30 In ssty IL must b. . jest.
AID Al shs too, after getting shs picture Of We N
viSAh doi ROOTS hs magnificent style Of Crayona
4 ahrevsdly that all she cared for him
- him pay fer Of Roots best piosu just BY way
Hatfipg All know that the plctale was done n mos
0psrb sy O. By that Of Artists o. S63 Broadway
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Meade, Brothers, F1rst Eseabllshod tn
PopuAA dagusYrs types abroad, and receive
DfsssAts and senplim sntsry sters from sbs ats4il
fhppe Of France Niebolss Of Rus H. Dagusre
ne inventor ara veiehtlander OF Vienna che "a
C Me essbrAtsA oamsras The gold medal Wa awarded
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.ssAs, Obtained an ieju.osion from The United sss,s
ours prohibiting Of the maehucs
"a new ave ndns ssans, him ere, u zoos
= Be- tried and without doubt - rssuls In like
Yhe old buabear alter Hunt d
ass relied mp The In, aDd isiscy q which win
exsnin on OF shs full Aad clear decision
yudgs s,rssr the prinse copies Of which will b
FOR sstribut In few da.s u ofce. BysA
nail y In srial .hesher macbnss use one or I've
AesSes With the points, without license they
ase alike public VII beware Of ineu
vne Abe Aosies Of the Iaw b. purehasias Infringing
ehe VI On they buy better ~ tho
less pror vhou, saeh lily from th, following mann
Dal patent o. settember 10 isl6-W ,oesr Wsoa 4 o.
Rev rorhi Grover Baker Co, do; A Barthot do; A.
- bowe 90 nsnoan nssnetc Sewieg Machine Co., DO
y p. nkho,s Sesson Mas y ". Bean, Boston Msss.
DatD Co. Wore, sser mass; nsssrs Wooidrod.s Kesus
4 Moor. L. hAas. ~ -
EIIs HOWE, yr, Paeptts Of sh. or,xi..I s,v,,. n.
shne No SO Hanover street Boston, and NO. sos way
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Ball Notice The Members oH the Mont
exht requested meet ~ the Arbor 81
sn ia Broad A. Friday, March s. 1884, TX ooloc
r. n. PunctuM Astsndapee 10 requested.
q. 2 ALEXANDER Secretary.
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4 RESPECiAELk OMAN WISHES SITUATION
IA .. nurse and seam has objsston cham
erwoPh The best OF city reference kiven Please a,py ~
her st place, 6 Div ion street. Can be seen ior Two
- -
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TO Miilinsrs and Country Mcrchsnts.-E
store M 766 Broadway. mot des rsble Asertmsnt OF
dre and sofa aad also she knds
MIWHAN's 76s. BsoaAway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

COOK wANr1D-A GOOD COOK TO DO WASHING
~ ,nd heanE in small family Apply this day ~ 81
ks 81 Twenty sixth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

RAre Chsnce.-H Having q quantity OF New
nsse .ishty damaged - ths las hs in Howard street.
aass) HORACE WATkRS SIS BreAdwBy. B.-A lasg
nGDesS0At Of ice and popular music just pubhed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

youth and Beauty meet, To chase tho
s.:s ns srs 9TH ny ns ,ssa.hsaies you wtsh white
parties nyou wh nsse,' boys ana chdreas b,ess. And
shs ~ al the vsrioas hyles patronis, B. kILLKR
co.'s premium shos store lSl Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

Dssips clip and water street, By D. D. Miller maau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

Van Douean,D WahPens, Lats No l0o
~ psssss ssI ne - ssse that ss
Iwtere reg hs y I've original sslss a.s s On
ssysd Locks Re careful V GET vsA Dssss-s shs oaiy
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