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REMOVAL.
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
Just Received at the


IL STORE-NO.3 3. Market Street. IT,
Gentle Spring has eOmel and so mas the MI
choicest, most select, and cheapest stock off
Boots and Shoes ever brought to Warren, for 49,
Spring and Summer wear.
=. II. WARREN in announcing this fact to his pat
tOns, and the world at large, invites them, one and all,
10 come and see for themselves, for he feels confident he
can suit hem with any kind Of good Boot or Shoe they
want.
Purchasing his stock ofthe Manufacturers for Cash.
enables him to offer such inducements to buyers as can
not be found elsewhere.
Ladies! you like to have a pretty Cater or Shoe. and
[ have taken especial care to please you by selecting the
most fashionable, p~rettiest and most genteel stock for
ladies' wear, that could be found in New York; so all
that like the ornamental as well as useful, will call and
8ee-and buy, before going elsewhere.
Gentsl Ihave the best assortment for your use-the
greatest variety ofmaterial, and the latest fashions. only
call and see my Cloth, Kid and Enamelled Caters.
Children come, and L can fit you with any kind Of
Shoe or Cater your taste may select.
D. H. W. again returns thanks for past patronage, and
aOlicits its continuance.
N. b. Boots ard Shoes made TO order and warranted
to fit. D.. II. WARRE
p. S. Don't forget the place. No. 3, Market Street,
next to Smiths and McCombs. apr. ., 80.
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COMMISSION BOOKS GEO. ADAMS

TALE FOR ALL TIME-Jrhq
a Trsz1ire, or the Fathers z.sh and the Husbands
,utv. Just received at 3. l3.1 ADAMS
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CURRY COMBS, HORSE CARDS.
] Combs and Brushes Mats OF all descriptions, at
jy Is PATCH & ALLISON 5.
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4 TTArHMENT NOTICE

II Horace Harper, Before Jefferson Palm. J.
vs. p. Of Warren Township,
Van s. Brown. } TrumbuII County. Uhic.
On the fourth day Of August A d 1855, said Justice is
sued an order Of attachment in the above action. for
tie sum Of sixteen dollars and twenty five cents. Sail
cause viii lie for trial September p tn, Is55, at { o'clock
N. Pl,intia intends to testify.
aug Is, '&-3t HORACE HARPER.
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u. $. D. HAEDNtN. physician for

- DS-I>r- "l az Luugs. t.nr-r.lly Resident Ply
s.titH = Jl--Huau Marirs ila-ritaI) RON rhy..ciin
O. iHc Sii.1l Lang Inst INT.
van b. "a as Rooms, G-ss.a house, Warren. Monday,
S-ft-n. 60 -.
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4 %TTACHMENT NOTICE-

At our instance an attachment was this day is
sued by Andrew GARNER. a Justice Of the Peace OF
Hubbard t. vnshi Trumbull county. against thu pro
perty and effects Of John McNIorrcn. an ansc1niing
debtor. Dated this 18Th day Of July. A. d. 1855.
a~ugl5-3t~ JACOBS q JACKSON.
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BLOWS, PLOWS.-We are now ma
DEADY PAY SYSTEM FOR 1855

IL Messrs Z. L.. GIBBS & CO., are adopting this
system in their business at Windsor. Ashtabnla Co., o.
where they are selling more goods, and at lower prices
than any establishment in their vicinity. That is So
come and try themi They wage war on high prices.
They have bought their goods low, and are seeing how
cheap they can sell them and live. Their motto is
quick sales and small profts-a nimbIe sixpence is
better than a slow chilling"
Call aud see them, and they will sell YOU goods lower
than you can buy them elsewhere and charge nothing
for their trouble They are clever fellows and delight
in showing goods at all times-give them a call
FehN u SLY.
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WILLIAM MATTHEW'S ESTATE

" Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed end qua ifel rs Administrator on the
estate Of William Matthews. late Of Trum-GII county.
deed. Dated II hIinsnan, this 10th day Of August. -.
augl5-2% LAUGULIN
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Warren june 9. 1855.

NOrICE-The Drug business viii be continued at the
Old Stand recently occupied by Porter & Co. by the
subscriber, who respectfully sOlicits a continuance Of
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon the es-
adjustment. C.S PORTER.
june 13, 'A-
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STRIKB NOW. WUILE THE IRON

&TRikb NOW. WHILE THE IRON
AIS n0r--tR AEE CHANCE S1G A BARGAIN
can be hal - applying uIrI-tcly. as L wish % 20
west ~ the m..-i- no SEPT, ui'er. % stay r. eE mouths.
/ want L, s-ii LAY ~tu.!Ginr Oh tine east Sale of Slain st.,
al ny Groceries nos on hand. ANIL sl.I- Guns and Gun
fiNtgrcs. together sl;h Ggus-.-i, T1u,s. lE. .si u.rr
them a. a bargain Tor tie sake OF closing uu.. Also, a
Building Lot on the West silc 81 Main street, - feet
ifoat hy 10 fset deep goui location for business.
Gail soon, and loUz - sand property, Il you wish 10
purchase.
Warren. tu-uSt :. ISEI. JOHN DAY.
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NOTICE
DORTER 4 Cos NEW DRUG

l STORE.-Thep roprietOrs Of this establishment
take pleasure in announcing to the public, that notwIIh
standing the late fire which destroyed a large portion Of
nur Goods, We are again open and in full operation, at
No. ,, Market St, Warren, o., where We are daily re
eeiyinS Fresh Drugs direct from New York AID Phila
delphia. which We are odering for CAsH at priees that
rannct fail giving satisfaction
MaN24 1871
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FEW PAIRS CARRIAGELAMPS
MAKE HAY WHILE THE SIN
MOVING MACHINES

vi The subscribers have now ON trial, ore Of Ketch-
ems combined Moving and Reaping Machines. Thuse
interested can see how il works. almost anytime during
the present harvest, by calling We would like to have
farmers call and zee for themselves, and should they
wish to buy n machine, or almost any implement 4 far.
mer needs, we would like TO sell, as we have the agen-
cy Of the Albany Agricultural Works, Of Albany, NY,
one Of the most extensive establishments Of the kind,
in that State They keep on hand all kinds Of farming
implements, Threshing Machines. Moving and Reap
ing Machines, &e- Among their Moving and Reaping
Machines, NAV he found McCormick's. Hussey's, Bur
rclr>. Manny's and Ketchum's. also what is called the
New York Reaper. which is said 10 he the best Reaper
now in use. but it cannot be arranged for moving.
Rowland, July 30, 1855, REEVES & BELL
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DISSOLUTION.-The e~opartnership

~ heretofore existing under the Style and Firm Of
Porter & Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business Of the late firm viii be adjusted by c.
Porter, who is authorized to settle the same.
n. B., an early settlement is respectfully solicited.
c. s. PORTER
]. r V~ANGORDER-
Warren. June 9. 1855.
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WARREN MARBLE SHOP, stu ted

w on Market Street, at the east end Of J. L. Van.
Gor'lers Brick SiOck, where may be found a choice as
snrtnent Of Italian and Vermont Marble, Tomb Stones.
Monuments. Spires and every thing in the Marble line
Of the hest quality and finish. in the bestOf style.
All persons that are in want Of anything in
the a'Ove line, will find it to their advantage to give
me a call AMI examine stock and prices hefOfe purchas-
ing elsewhere Call and see. L. 2. GAGER.
Mar. IA. 80. Iy.
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suINGTL.s FOR SALE.


200, 900 Shaved Pine SIirgl 5, in
good o0.'-r and sarrauted which 30 VIII s-iI al sa,25
ger N. A'sJ sJ.ltH feet g., . in, u, u, and . in,
p-.c. poplar tli ,sa i.sier.
WHITE & BROTHER.
Hs.t>;,=H. Clzr1r. Co. Pa. Aus. I5-at
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JAS. A. RHODES. Proprietor.
OF SAFETY

ET0FNutIcl, X. J.
ADMINISTRATIONS. J. D. Park; Columbus, G. 70.
beTLs. For sale BY Nedieine dealers generally.
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Garpets, Oil Cloths, Sc.

NO. 90 BOWERY.- CARPETIH0 new . sSa
IN beautiful Just received fer he ts ems ,rua
No 30 Bsv. eeo.ns Of Velvet. r;g;, s 6.Ip: !.
Competing Also ooee ysrcs supf ~ AZ ,srds es
on ysa M ,.. 81. :G,.s' fable ed
ne so .S ~. moo Mats window Shades StAn
Ss,Iaa &C.. Price. extremely lo.. 'ni we'd "''h' '''
''' o. IuyAyT, NJ go Bo'sy, oees&'' a'as'S"-
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New-pcrk. Gitp Businees Tirett0rr.
THE FOLLOWING LIST consists Of promi
Il vspt Hoases In earh hns OF Business

THE FOLLOWING LIST consists Of promi
i sspt Houses in ssrh line Of Business;
DRY GOODS.
American aad Foreign silks.
SowYN McNAMEE Co. Qmpts 4 Jobbersja 10 Brosivsy
Berlin Wool Embroidery sHks, Frins~-, Gimpa
Buttons Ladies Drvss Trimmings God .nd Silver Articles
EoHLSAAT BROS. tImporsr. and JOSbers, No Is JOhnA
Ge.tle%ss,. F. F-r GIa,i a Gosd.;
prETz 6ao. & Co. tMasUtaJ No ls2 William
Agricultural Warehouse.
L. ALLEN, asis A. 5. Alien Co. No 1879 and 1871 wae'a
LANES TrcNER' ,impSrss and Wholesale Ds,lsl No. So
Broadway. Bridal ~rsths for the Million
n cu.s PECK '..............No as Broadway
Doors sashes and Blinds.
Mp KIMBAtI, tWholt'ss and RETAIL No. 70 Bsstm.n-s.
En2rpvers, (WOOdD
" ROWLAND No. ~ Broadway, door above Asfof houSe
HARdREAyEs, sMITH Co. Manufacturers (Ensl'nd,,
French window Glass:
J. II. POiLLON & Co tImportess. III bafeisyN
French and German Baskets, &c.
CHAS linn Co. mporter) 81 Msidenlsne 81 LioertyN
WAL 3. JACKSON, formerly W & n Jackson SOn'j No
81 brosdwsy, door above lsth-st.
Fine Teas.
JAMES CASSIDY kCo............,......NoS o fronts-
rHos HrawEs Gnasr RssS b ros'
Iron Metals, SC.
Boat and Oar Bazaar.
From 200 500 Boats always hand liberal discount q
those who buy to sell agsn 1NGERSOLEs, 80 Soah-st
Lightning Rods.
A. NJ QUiMBY SON Offices $50 T. 18th st. snd zig NssssuS
LYON MANUFACTURING Co.. Otis's Psseht Also, Copper
Rods for Ships. Agents wanted. III 6od'st
Lifhogrnphers.
GEO. iH w ste1s1
Looking Glasses and Picture Frames.
JOHN S. WILLARD.........HO Pearlst near Chatham IT.
Prints, Oils, &c.
RAYNOLDS, DEVoE Co....Nos. lc6 aud los Fulton ..
Paper Warehouses.
CYRUS w. FIELD Co., wv hoesale DeAers NO III 0iu'~
Planished Tin and Jnpanned Ware;
GEO. HODGETTS, (danfl .....,.......No lS Whiian y
Paper I'm Rolls and Reams. &c.
EUGENE ELi...No rs Fulton-s third door below Gold
Salaina nder Safes.
sTEARNS 4 MARVIN, Manufacturers Of Rich Go g Sas
mander Safes WdeTs Patent, Rchs Improvement Also,
sole proprietors of the patent " La Belle LOCK- pepd
No. 146 Waerst.
Ship Bread and Crackers.
r. TITUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SS WashngteRA
Machinists' Tools, Cotton and
Wooden Machinery, &c. s-n
ANDREWS & JESuP, Commission Merch ants j. of fne-a
Toys and Fancy Goods.
j. AlLBORN Co, = Mnden-lane, upstairs and - Liberty
Watches Jewelry and Fancy Goods.
PIATT BROTHER (ImP. and Msnut) No. ~ Ms'den-iane
Window and Plate Glass French and Enalish)
F. HOPKINS BROTHERS, tlmporters) No. oil Barclay"
ANY additions 10 the shove List should be brought TO ths
Ofkcs of 5. NJ. PETTENGiLLS Co., No. lis Nssssu-r
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
D. NJ PETTENGILL CO., No. lls Nasssu'sf, New,fWt,
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Uatfbes, Jemelrp, &r.

WATCHES! WATCHES The subscriber ls
ling ell de scrip.lons Of O DID snd SILVER WATCHES
at retail 10 wer than any house II The city. 40.
FINE GOLD LEPINE WATC lES four holes leweed 20
BEAUTIFUL ENArFLED LADIES' WAcChES...... ID
SPLENDID ENAMELED LADIES' WATCHES, with .
GOLD DETACHED LEVERS, full eweled ........,... -
BEAUTIFUL GOLD ENAMELFD HUNTING Watches: 10
GOLD DETACHED LEVERS for Ladies, rich engraved .
FINE GoLD HUNTING LEPINES for Lsdia.......:... IS
FINE GOLD HUNTING Detached Levers full jeweled W
SPLENDID LEVER WATCHE for Daguereotypes 80. 10,
RICH WATCHER, which wind aud sol without key %
REAL JULES JURGENsEN WATCHES per ann
feet time keepers .'''''SIoy 70 FS
REAL COOPER WATCHES Duplex and levers 10 to 40
INDEPENDENT SECOND end QUARTER 49,.
SECOND WATCHES. for timing Horses..... lo 70 ~
SPLENDID GOLD POCKET CHROSOhE- ar, a-o
TIERS perfect time keepers. .............. 10 20
WATCHES which run eight days with one ,,s. ,,E
RICH MAGIc WATCHES for Ladies aud Gem
lsmen which change into different Watches 100 70 lIo
GOLD ENGLISH PATENr LEVERS ...'.''.' 5oto %
GOLD HUNTING-CASE EDgish Patent Levers. % 70 "
SILVER ENGLISH PATENT LENEhS.....''' 70 20
SILVER DETACHED LEVER3............... ID 70 %
SILVER LEPINE WATCHES ,r>,r up
VERS made by NJ j. Tobias. and other celebrated m,kars
VERY FINE DUPLEX WATCHES, made by 7. +. Cooper,
Warner, and al celebrated makers
Watches Cleaned and Re paired in the best manner at much
less than the prices All Watches warranted TO keep good
time GEO C. ALLEN Importer,
Wholesale and Retail No. II Walst.,
Second floor Broadway.
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piann- fortes aa6 Hlusir.

4 VERY LOW PRICESt 10 suit the TINES
No SOC Broadway. Co., Manufacturers Of
s 1eet styles OF PlANCS also the much admired Halle "CE
1EsIIAL flANO,fOkTE, sctnowsdsed By amateur. to 10
ORGAN ABLopEoNS. MUSIC, and Musical Inszumsnts
A n IMPORTANT NOTICE.-BOSTON
N PIANO-PORTE TRIUMPHANT q, tbs PARIS Ex
hlsl[i0N6fhe following 70 81 eI,rse, from the COre,pon
sent Of The Boston Chcros: The ,sef Of
Seven Of the most EMINENT PROFESSORS of Music 10
EUROPE and when the Piano tried before that taened
Jury, was pronounced THE BEST PIANuFoRTE In the
Iench Exhibition aud accordingly awarded HIG6
Isl fRLE MEDAL This Piano Is From the nsnufsetory Of
aesss w LApD Co, Of Boston The above facts are
President OF the jury" 49, '
ELYt MuNetR, Sole Agent. No $40 Broadway. s..
sortment Of Piano Fortes IN this eity ~ s Wv
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/ NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENT-n

a ORGAN BsRMoSIn1L NSihuMENI.-lhe
eaDs hsuthoy Bourbon Prneip. Flute and Couple ~,,b
two banks OF Keys made By MASON HAMLIN Il .eioog
edged oy Al % I'd. b Instrument syent for an a.
Churches for the Panot Price ESQ; eau. in pover ana
variety $500 organ Great B&x.is Ia Nev az 5000
Bark and Double Reed Fcnea srmonion, Pnse CT A..
Msoaeoas the eKtsnsys eopany on h,aa
81 ). G. GORDON. N Broadwsv
SsccS.-~: = Berry a q,
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Cost cn6 fonn6.
dh1S OOO REWARDED the 18th of
Si1 lSI.NVVJ Saptamhar last two BOXES de.

Up IO,VOV September last two BUAES were DE-
ivered at the Of tho American Express Company In D1'
bnqe lows by from the United states Land Once
Said Boxes, th.ir arrival at the suoTresary
were found buckhot OF lao 10 the poand
and pressed balls the Of 100 to the pound tbs amonnt
of ma pounds weight and &c pounds Of sheet lead No. The
boxes were white pine inch thick dovesed at the
corners inches long 81 inches wide and inches
was They strapped around the middle
with one inch hoop Iron. IL "a claimed by the Assistant
Dubuae the boxes each contained god colo to the
Of 00 They marked with cards addressedto
the Treasurer, u s., NewYok." which cards are
admitted by Deputy Assistant to be genuine
Now therefore for the purpose Of discovering where and
this committed bringing TO justice the
traitors thereof the American Express Compsny vii $O
900 for the recovery Of the money that proportion for any
part and IS 600 for the and conviction Of the Offend
and they will pay literally for information relative to the
making said boxes and furnishing Of such lead ba shot. &c
All should he adore SEED the subscribers
WELLS, BUrTEReIELD Co, New.York,
LIVINGSTON, FARGO Co.. Buffalo,
Proprstor of The American Express Company.
Buffalo, Oct. 8, 1855.
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6orses, Carriages, &r.

EOR SALE.-A very superior thoroughbred
II saddle HORSE; sound hind and gentle. Price 8 $50.
Also CALASh and SETS of HARNESS Apply at No. %
Bondst
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panrins A1aoemies.
DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES.
A.-EEwYORk, No. goo srOadwsy, opposite Esvsoth st.


As-NEw-YoRK, No. 900 Broadway, opposite Eleventh st.
BROOKLYN. No. l37 Montague place, near Court 81
Mr. DODWoRTH has the honor Of announcing tnn tas
Classes for Ladies and Gentlemen his Academies IN New
YCrk and Brooklyn open for the season 90 .
Circulars containing rms &c can be ob:Aned at either oil
MI DoDWORTH hiss the pleasure of informing his friends
that asreesby their repeated solicitations to establish
Academy In Brooklyn the plan successful in New
Yok he has erected spacious buicng combining every con-
veLience that could be .1ggested by many year
AID in adapted to the he.thfql exercise TO wcn
will be devoted The location Of the most accessible IN
Brookyp the Courts Fult and myrte.v Railroad meet
m the head of Montague place but few steps from the
Academy.
soiees exclusively for Pupils and Parents.
DROOKLYN.-WILSON's DANCING ACAD-
ID ENVY, Nc. 40 Cln,on-s oppo,te the Ah.naum supe
rior Psni Y school, The Glasses TUESDAYS ant
FRIDAYS yourg Ladies' and Children at " O'clock and
Gentlemen O'Clock, T. NJ The attention OF paren IS re-
spectfully invited
CHARRUAUD's ROOMS. No "a East l3th-st,
~ south tide, ives. of Broadwsy-Mr CHI ARRUAUD hay'
lug returned Europe respectfully scquaints bis p.tron.
and the public rba, the REOPENING Of his DANCING
CLASSES viii be on SATURDAY, 18Th and MONDAY, 18th
tcies regular quarter DayMondsy and Thar lay,
o'clock M FOR gentlemen; Wednesday and Saturday
4 Noon and 81 Afternoon M ladies' and children Monthly
MRS. A. LANNAY's DANCING SCHOOL,
l'1 Montague Hall, Couftst. Brookyn now OPEN
Lessons n WEDNESDAYS aud SATURDAYS, commencing
at 81 ocock For tres, &C. apply to Mis- LA MAY ~ NO.
So Wiousbbys, Bookyn the hsu on tbs stated days
ARD bouls.
w WHALE 4 DAUGHTERS PRIVATE
w DANCING CLASSES will commence at ME rR =
PoLIrAN, ACADEMY Nos % and g eth-sy ~,
Ssciets s WEDNESDAY, Oct TO- For particulars Cir
cuats be hsd shove No. Sc 6thsv. ~ B.-Tlefe
bars day and evening or soires
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fire-1)rcof Safes, 6eales, &r.

Il A I X B A n X 8
Il PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES
experience of nearly thirty years has the manufa
bring hsse Scales to the hight Of perfection a. regards
strength, durability and accuracy. ..,.
AND STORE SCALES
Upward Of seventy notifications
COUNTER SCALES, DRUGGISTS AND FINE GOLD
SCALES.
PosT-oFPICE BALANCES AND STANDARD WEIGHTS.
For sale a wholesale and retail by
FAIRBANKS Co.,
No. 1879 Broadway,
New.York.
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TTHE UNITED STATES RAILROAD CAR
i BRAKE COMPANY having completed their patterns
aud machinery prepared to furnish to Railroad Comps
ner their proved Brske Operators at $50 complete
with every appliance ready immediate attachment (which
can be few hours by ordinary mechanc THESE
maebpes " long any other part of the Car and We
warrant the IN TO enable the bring hi, train to full
80 az he brskemen VIM @. DREAMER,
General Agent Office No. 10 Beaverst
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Mafbinerp, &r.

4ICCORDs PATENT PORTABLE ANTI
NI FRICTION HORSEPOWER, patented July II, lSoh
This is an By which larger proportion OF the power OF
the horse rendered able than by any other
Is parts simple and easily kept In order, l designer io
one or two and BY M portability toe owner can
rcate IL wherever suit his business be used tor
driving planning hines circular mills FOR grinns gran
Paints cotton tobeccocuers, thashiDg ,chnes
and Tor ell mechanical and farming purposes to which
horse power adapted Sold BY ~ o,.n,
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Chances for Dnsiness Ellen.

A FOUNDRY doing a good home aud New.
"A York City business for SALE cheap, the having
other calls upon his time Apply to L. NJ. ARNOLD. at the
Foundery, No. S74 Mains. Poughkeepse.
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FRENCH snd CLASSICAL INSTITUTE for
Il YOUNG GENTLEMEN No. IS East 2ith formerly
II. Ptu NETS sehoolD ELLA CD ARLIER
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60 Ubom it Alap Gonfern.

DENJAMIN MOONEY, AGENT for THE
I'D CENTRAL AMERICAN EMIGRATION COMPANY,
10. 81 Maidep-lsn0. New. York
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DOARDTNG-SCHOOL for BOYS at NEW


~ Boarding School for Young Ladies' Par, nts who wish
Thorough mental discipline to BE- acquired BY their daneht- In
with the laws Of beah and trengha affected by
eh proper exercise position In study mode OF breathing
with attention and moral cuture-are To-
,ed to pstIonze this school Fr and other Informs
Apply personally by letter. at the institute No 81 Cliu
tn.plsce J. BLACKMER, A. ST., Principal.
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GrGGerles.
Bonntp fanh warraniS.

AND RANTS WANT E ID q.
IL TAYLOR BROTHERS, Bankers,
No rs Waist, New York.
We will supply orders promptly Warrants always on h.nd
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l. COLLEGIATE INsTITUTE-NeIt Term begins Nov
end cor p weeks Buildings Of brick Faculty full and
experienced Total expense Of Board Fuel Wahns and TUT
don in common English per quarter of II weeks SO "a For
circulars scnion, address tie Rev j. T. LATIMER, A.
NJ. Fcrt Plain N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-11

DARENTS will find q progressive select
ROARpING SCHOOL for BOYS At the OCTAGON oe
Prospeet HUI u miles north of Middletown, Conn.
Z. w. BECKWITH Principal
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i TECHNIC INSTITUTE, Yves: Farms wetchsster
County N.wYOrt, J. ZAEPFFEL, Principal: Twelve miles
from New"ork and minutes walk from the Uppsr Nor
tissiA Depot OF the Harlem Rail esd The Winter Term
b sips NOVEMBER and continues weeks Special stten
given the French language For circulars and psrtcu
apply W. W. WARD E.q No. lo2 Broadway; Der
RiAN 81 Co., No. $50 Bowery, New-York.
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DROOKLYN.-wILsON's DANCING ACAD-

ID ENVY Nc. 100 Clinton st. opposte the Ah.naum; supe
ror Psni s.hool The Classes meet on TUEspAfs and
FRIDAYS for youpg Ladies and Children at " O'clock and
Gensuen socock, p. NJ. The attention of paren Is re-
spectfully invited,
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yusurdnre Gompanlss.

HARMONY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
III Nc. 6 BrOsdst-. N. y. Gosh Capital $4,000
ole terms asstpst loss and dsmse By IRE;
o. GLOVER, Sec'y. W. CALLESDsh, hrest
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Any additions the shove List should be brought TO h'
Ofcs Of 5. NJ. PETTENGfLL Co, No. lis Sssssus
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BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at Green.
ID witch, Conn. LEWIS HOWE, A. NJ Principal. Mum
Der limited to twenty The Winter Session will commence
MONDAY Nov and continue p weeks Circulars contsin
full information may be obtained application to the Prin
cpal.
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~ PATENTED sYsTEM-Gen,lemen DESTROYS of &C
curing an absolutely pei command Of the Pen respect
fully Informed the subscnbeT forming his hnal
Eary application 10 invited. All particulars stated
TO seltlerueu proposing 10 receive instruction.
w. ). MAcLAURiS, No SIS Broadway.
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Airs, slsss HOUSE 10 May. near 9Ast. sas 81 BY 50
sxiensop ~ by 40. Lot So bT 25 Threesory aud attic.
brk-wi'h Chandelier and Mirrors aud al the m1dsru i'm
proyemebt with immediate possession Apply 10 Roswell
g. PIERCE Finest corner Broadway under the metropolitan
Bank