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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05
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MECHANICS BALL.

Mechanics Ball win be given At the United g..
Hotel in Mineral Point on
Friday Evening, February 22d, 1855
In honor of the memory of the "Fatiler Of hi. r.,
Tickets ofInyitation VIII be distributed in lps A.,
Jan. % 1855
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

STATE HIsroRIcAL SocrETY-The Annual Ad
dress before the Historical Society, by Hon, Hen
~ s Baird, will be delivered in the Senate
Chamber, on Wednesday evening the Both inst.
at o'clock-being the seventh anniversary since
the formation of the Society
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

RoBBERY.-Two OF the hands belonoino, to
nus once, We're robbed OF Saturday nigh. at the
Madison House where they We're boarding, one
OF 80 and the other of $40, by some scoundrel,
VINO entered their room and took II out of their
clothes. The villain who would steal the hard
earnings OF honesty industry, particularly from
Printer, should be hung by the heels until he
Is rehabilitation Democrat
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05
Da.Iey,s Genuine pnin Exrraclor vii -,

Dasley's Genuine Pain Extractor i'll s-,s
pain and inflammation frnm the seycrest bIr,. ..
in from one 20 twenty minues-and that II Will
wounds without scar and efeetualIy cure Feye, S.
Pies-Sait Observation-Disclosures Rhepr,s,i-
and Infia1ned yes--Cuts-Wounls-Ol and To-.
s-Bruises-Scald Head-Corrs and Rr,;.
sipelas--Sprains swelliHgs -Chiiblains-FelsDs ~.
Of Insects-Swelled and Broken Breast-Sor. "
Eruptions-and all other inflammation and ep,.r.
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached
Don't be incredulous about the many diseases ,y-,
be cured by only one thingbu1 reflect that the r H.
positive properties which the DALEY salve alone eop
and heretofore enumerated-one- TO four-csn -
not alone the aforementioned diseases but tnanv no.
not enumerated.
Guery.-Do not regular bred Physicians prescribe Cd
mel inwarily for scores of different diseases:
Each box OF GESUINE UALLEr's PlIS FxTp,f-ov :.
upon il Steel Plate Engraved Label with the ,is,
Of c. Y. CLICKENER & Co, proprietor. and HrxPv
DALEY, manufacturer. Al Others ase coun,erss.-
Price 25 cents per box.
IL ~ orters should be addressed to c. Y. C.s-..
6; Co., 81 Barclay St, New York. For sale v all s,
in Medicines throughout the = :. and Cauaia lin
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

FoRETGS NEws--The steam ship Arabia ar
rived at Halifax on the 18Th ult. The only i'm
portant Item Of news Is that Russia has acca,,.sl
the Allied propositions as basis of necotiafio,,
Whether there IS really desire On the n.rt -
either the Allied powers or Russia for ,,e,oa :
somewhat doubtful They may, however. be in
eS-seS "
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Cayd.-The me

Card.-The members of the Senate. durfng ira
emf, well as the last session, take no Hslrspap,
expense Of the State. Hence, trust that NY eo,s,
ents will not take the non-receipt of attentions AZ
SORT from me, as evidence of neglect on my part.
SENATE CUAMRER.
Madison, Jan. -, 1856. AAASA COBs
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

THE PRESIDENTS KANSAS MEssAGE.-We have
20 space for the whole of the last manifesto of
Mr.. PIERCE on the side of Slavery. The synop-
sis given yesterday is very full as TO its leading
points. In addition, we find it thus epitotnized
il Mr.. GREEI EY's correspondence from Washing
ton: s.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

II This eTuesday) is the day set for Mr.
Barstow to answer to the bill of Mr. Bashford
In the Supreme Court, relating to the latter's
claim 10 the office of Governor.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

IF Mr.. NELSON SMITH, an esteemed citizen
of the Town of Harrison, was killed bv a L;cL
from his horse, on the 29th uIt-G,o,f /,o,,,,,,,
Herald
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

Flour on THE DEoLISE-Dates to the lst inst
from New York show quite decline In the
price of Flour, and that Wheat was from 3 to )
cents lower
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

REMOVALS FROM 0FFIcE-Geo NHenrv has hoo,
removed from the Office of Register of the Dubuoue
once and A. D. Anderson takes his place Mr. Hamilton
we learn from the Express and Herald has also been
removed from the Office as Chief clerk.-Gazenn
Adrertiser
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

LIZ Gov Pollock, ofPennsylvania has been NAMED az
candidate for the Presidency. is man who can he
trusted We are NOT but viii be known of this
idea, and known favorably - alena Adrertiser
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

- John G. SAKE, Esq, the poet, lecturer and
editor, has, we regret to hear, been stricken down
by paralysis, at his house in Vermont
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HebsieT'si, iC

webster - Librarians of School Tistr
in the Town of Mineral II int who have not already r.
supplied With Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, can
supplied with copy ~ calling the Office Of the To'
superintendent. January Isl lsT
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

RE. Esftite AH3ntf-0n7s HlucH Celebrated Eva
W alter ITs MERITS STAND UNRIyALLEp-Tt m
tried and Invaluable remedy for all diseases Of he m
after having stood the test Of over Fifty Years ana IL
demand for it still increasing is now and has l. n,
the past two years, offered for sale in IN entire d,
dress. Each bottle viii have Steel Plate Engraved g
veiope, with portrait of the inventor Dr. Isaac Ts
son, New London, Conn, and SMILE of Lis sia,
ture together with SMILE of the signature Of ii.
present proprietor, John l.. Thompson No I6 and ia
River Street, Troy, New York, and none other es -
genuine.
The proprietor has been compelled TO make this has,
IN the style Of the wrapper owing TO the large quantity
81 counterfcits which for the past few wears have m
palmed upon the community and es icaIly at the west
Purchasers are particularly requested 10 buy Ia;
the above described, and the red label heretofore u
has been called in any found in that form the prop
does not hesitate TO pronounce counterfeit.
For sale by All the respectable druggists in the Ul
States and Canada lin
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

Mr.. CRAMPToS.-Ainong the many foreign ce-
lebrities here none cuts greater dash than
Champion, the British Munster. OF course he
is seldom seen except in the street, when he
gives his ensigns OF royalty airing His equip
age is distinguished from ali others by It's ex-
IRENE brilliancy. Every fair day he takes his
open barouche, pair of spanking greys, mounts
the drivers seat, holds the ribbons himself and
drives furiously round the broad avenues f.; his
tootman, a dapper little gentleman, with blue
cape coat and eockney hat sitting in the cush-
Toned seat behind. Champion is six feet high,
straight as gun. grey hair, and rotund like ev-
cry other beef-eating Enghshman.- JI'ash. Cor.
CleUcland Plain Dealcr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

W Mr. BaTstow has appointed Beriah Brown Regent
Of the University, in place of A Hyatt smith, resigned
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05
SUBSTANCE OF THE MESSAGE

About Kansas
T. Fuloeizes the Kansas ebraska law.
IL Assails Gov. Reeder guilty of maleon-
duct.
III. Abuses the people of the Free states
who fovored Anti Slavery emigration to Kansas
" Admits the irregularities committed
by the Border Ruffians in the election of Kansas
but tries to cloak them by asserting that they
were approved by Gov. Reeder.
v Insists that the transfer of the seat of gov
eminent by the Legislature in defiance of Gov
ernor Reedre's veto does not invalidate the acts
of said Legislature.
VI. Recognizes the election of Whitfield as
Delegate, and ignores that of Reeder.
VII. Denounces the Free-State movement in
Kansas as rebellion, and goes in for dealing with
the actors therein as traitors.
VIII Promises to put down the Free-State
organization by arms if necessary
TX. Assals those who circulate through the
States accounts of the Border Rufiian outrages in
Kansas.
Y. Proposes an Act looking to an early or
ganization of State Government in Kansas.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

Is Quirk says lawyers would make splen
nd dragooEs-theY are awful on eAaros,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

Mineral Point Lodge No. 1, Meets first and til
Tuesdays Of each month, at the Masonic Han, Nine
Point.
to Transient Brethren invited 10 attend
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

To Nervous sufferers retired Cercyrau =
stored to health in few days, after many years Of ~
nervous suffering, is anxious make known tie raa
OF cure VIII send free the prescription used. Dir,
the Rev. JOHN NJ DAGNALL, No. 90 Fulton s.rst
Brooklyn y. Y. 2-3n
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MASONIC,

Iowa Chapter No. 6. Meets first and third Tit,
days OF each MONTH ri the Masonic Hail. Miners PB
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

WOODEN AND WILLOW WAEE.
BRooMS, BRUSHES, MATS, WITCHES, BLAeh-
HEMP, MANILA, JUTE AND Cotton
C0RDAGE AND TwINES
of all finds. Wrapping Paper, Selves, Curry oah''
Cards, and Hames :. fc
Being ngazed more extensively in Manufacture =
any other house in our line in the West can az -
sell lower than am other house in St. Lonls az.
will cali on US before Purchasing either in Chicago
cinnati, you will find tha prices will aVeIa,r s.
than in either of the two places. We call pafl'1
tention TO our r r.
Stock of TURNED IKE ond PICK HANpl-h.r,, gass
Buckets and Iron bounl Kegs, from one 70 .eH ,ges
and Brushes of all kinks, and all kinds OF WoN pfss.s
Cradles, Cabs, Hampers, Clothes and Market Bss
and every description of Fancy Work and 49,
kets, Cedar Tubs, ChurLs in Boxes Cans ana
of st. Louis manufacture, except the two last, VIZ
bring direct from the manufacturers. - ,r.r,us-
We are also Agents for PIERCE & CO = frsS'
Matches which we are selling at Factory prc s,ssS
added. Weare also MANUFACTURlSGth the L. 80 - sbss
boat and Stable Brooms, and first rate I'M I'D
Brooms. Broom Handles and Trine always Oh -
3m7
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X. Proposes an Act looking to an early or
ganization of a State Government in Kansas.
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Stm advertisements.
MINERAL FONT BOOT * SHOE STORE
~@

fk'HE undersigned would respectfully stale to The
zens of Mineral Point and vicinity, that he conta
10 carry ON the
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SHIPPING.

bourne and medium clipper ship IAN for sydsey VA
or having splendid apply % bcesd
g pier y East river 70 GOODBYE, ARkEIk ELLIOT,
g Pearl street
II Mall Iine.--The steamer FLORIDA Captain y. B. Wood
hull WIN leave On Saturday, Jnae a. nom pier No North
river O'Clock r. n biA Of lading signed board For
freight or page apply 70 g. l. MITCHELL, = Broadway
Through tickets rom New York 70 Jacksonville, 3Slt % n
atkA - Steamers for Florida q Savannah with The
steamers from New York on Tuesdays and Saturday,
ESOR NORFOLK AND PETERsBUR0.-THE UNITED
States mail steamship ROANOKE, Capt Thosnas Skin
.: sccch NJ nom pier - North river She wn arrive
ut Norfolk The next afternoon, and Petersburg Ne following
morning Passengers he South win proceed directly
by 0e great Southern mall line % Charleson Augusta Sa
vannah &C. Those for Richmond viii arrive q Aer desna
Won early Friday morning Travellers win ind this the
ensaRss S and noss ssRedcus route
Richmond, $40 Apply 70 LUDLAA 4 PLEAsANTs, 81
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MATRIMONIAL.


A LADY, q YEARS OF AGE WIDOW, WELL EDU-
IA Gated and intelligent and passable In appearance
this method of making her wishes and believing
happiness result from advertisements having
acquaintance In this city The gentleman
middle circumstances able support wife comforts
ably be satisfied with the affections of de-
wife instead of money the advertiser As thQ
good faith II is hoped that a gentleman
with similar motives will Letters will be exchanged
interview will be granted. one week
A. q. e., Broadway Post Office, OF Mr. Lockwood,
A YOUNG LADY OF LIVELY DISPOSITION AMI,
N 'passablc IN crowdn wishes
with gentleman OF reepecabity In view of matrin,onv
Please address Virginia. Broadway Post Office for three days
A GENTLEMAN OF MUCH DISTINCTION AND of
IN distinguished titles recently from Europe desirous
forming the acquaintance of young lady widow
view matrimony, he wishes city or any
other part OF America but should the lady
health pleasure To Of Europefor instance italy
the delightful climate OF the south of Francethe gen
pres the pure air Of he ormerhe lady her
choice He IL possessed Of twenty thousand francs other
II Il not that the lady should have money
The gentleman between 20 and SS Of Address
r. NJ X. o., of Is. Lockwood Broadway Post oce ia
leglbe writing
CLAIRvoYANCE.-MRs. SEYMOUR, NO. ITO SPRING
~ street. few doors of Broadway most celebr, I'd
medical and business clairvoyaat America All diseases
discovered and cured curable The fate ~
absent friends made known nnerrng advice on busnc a.
&c, and mo charge unless satisfied. -
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SEEIPPING.

ENOR LIvERPOoL.-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
Il ship ERICSSON, Lowber, commander viii depart With
United States mails for Europe, poaivey Saturday,
street
NorrcsTAe saeaners OF this line have waser-ugha oom-
partmeas and % avoid danger nom ice viii not cross the
Banks north ~ Degrees until after the LIST Of August
For fresht having aneaaed for
EbTAkD X COLLINS, Is Wan street,
Passengers requested 10 be board IL II O'Clock A.
All ieers must through the Post oce; others VIII
be returned.
The eaaashp Atlantic Edridse win succeed he Ericsson.
NoTcE-The freight from Liverpool 70 New York 10
reduced 10 four pounds ton measurement until further
notice.
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DARTNER WANTED-WITH 5000 OR 800, TO En-.
u gage Wllh the advertiser 10 take business which the
party row owning Is obliged TO dispose Of III consequences
" hhcai slecuaons outside II isa opportunity, No
,enT hleyss inc advertiser taking The whole but TIE want
81 suscl,h t means Please call to-day 30 Broadway,
Nd where the advertiser can be seen and par clas
will be DC known, ~ - ' - feN
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IyOR SAIE-A DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE IN BROOK
Ign, Fulton cars, with eight lots OF ground
Hsnsc SO by 40 twenty rooms gas in all the rooms
stable plenty Of fruit and vegetables and carriage
house large portion remain mortgage wanted.
Inquire the premises Of Putnam and Casson
nues, Brooklyn
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INSTRUCTION.
1857 M B1csawa; nsss sss.c
writer's and practical bookkeepers In The shortest possible
other ely being strictly practical aad business IKE
BFour vacant private desks be engaged q So for
boohheepns Regular terms, $40
&7O -BooKKEEPINa. WRITING, ARITHMETIC
Al a. P ssS
26 Fulton brooklyn Ladies writing classes 81 twelve
lessons, an Iound Rooms open day and evening
A GENTLEMAN FROM PARIS, WHO HAS MUCH
Gogemsnt ior September New York Or Brooklyn instu-
q paSAer
chapel
BOARD AND TUITION.-THREE OR FOUR LITTLE
ID grs under ten year, Of age, win be taken 70 board and
bury Conn ery care VIII s. PAID q their comfort and m
strucaon The location y healthy The highest testimonials
BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, WRITING, &C.
so Broadway Each student separately and carefully
sructed and enabled to readily apply in practice he know
BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC. GERMAN AND
orousS sossdss he Above Sea .esncss
nay be obtained The shortest possible time s Mr. KiR
FIREWORKS.
TDaEs FIRST PREMIUM coLoRED BRILLIANT
o E. vSsg Ss1 Point 20 CITY
: 800 - ''~' ~ THOMAS DyEKIN,
No. 10 Maiden lane N. Y,
where samples Of exhibition pieces also every variety sale
DOES r s candies IT, &c. may Be found
Goods delivered part OF the city ct Of The rail-
road or steamboat satons free OF expense.
THE LARGEST DESCRIPTION OF POSTERS AND
notice. on application the Job ONCE third story Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-16

CUTTON co IS DESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
- cisco sailing regularly and positively before the day
adversed-Cpper OF Tuesday next, 18th June inst-Thc
splendid clipper ship SILVER STAR, Wade master Is
completing her loading pier East river and will positive
~ sail above moderate quantity OF freight yet
received immediate application 10
SUTTON co. 5S South street. corner Wall
Shippers viii bear In mind that the vessels line take
eh after their advertised day preventing all delay
those DESTROYS Of landing their cargo in San Francisco at the
earleat lusaibla DIV without detention.
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DARTNER WANTED-WtTL FROM $1,000 TO s2lol1
10 join the advertiser IN the Oscillation OF whiskey Ad
afess box 2 afs New York Post office
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A usTRAIIA.- PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THE UNI.
N ted States mal.-The beautiful A clipper ship MON
SOON $50 tons burhen for Melbourne, and win also
ceve freight for sydney has thirds Of her cargo already
engaged the first ship and viii positively sail the 18th
instant now loading at p 10 East river Has superior
commodaons for loading Freight
lowestaes For freight or passage appy on board or 10
n. w. CAMERON, No. NBowllng Green.
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IrOR SALE OR 70 LET, CHEAF-4 -FOUR STORY
II brick building, No tis Fwontyoghu street. near iha
Third avenue the building II feet front Joy 100 de
with engine; Also moulding machines planning do,
tenon DO also circular benches and circular
saws, all in good orders also horse aud double
agile harness, lumber wagons, | light wagof, cat
sleigh together with all that necessary 10 carr
buldlg business, In all It's branches. The building be
sod ~ ary oher manufacturing purposes any othe above
ARTICLES viii 10 fud separate, by applying The premises,
DAE 10 EFkS, lOI Fast Twenty third street. A. H. Hon
ion bz Wrs4 street. CO fast Twenty ninth street. VIM O.
Chyp, ly+ gasl Twentieth street.
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JAMES MAXWELL, LATE PROPRIETOR OF IBBoT
81 sons Longs the Grafton and the London Hotels and the
North and South American Coffee House. begs inform his
friends visiting London that j. NJ is still Interested
neghborhood and has private
nished houses let entirely in this
the best part of London. N. BAH applications be
made direct letter James MAXWELL general office, 40
Stafford Albemarle Streets Pccadiy London
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-16

IvOR SALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD
II will Of liquor store, doing business For
particulars inquire at the of Rvngton Goerck
streets block from the East river.
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ROSENE OILS
NOT EXPLOSIVE,
Secured by patents.
KEROSENE ILLUMINATING OFT.
advantages possessed by this oil are

The advantages possessed by this oil are
l. The intensity of the light produced
2. II IL not explosive.
win remain auid when the best sperm oil has con-
gealed
Its unrvallcd economy 81 10 worth OF Kerosene giving
much light as % OF rapssee OIL Si2 OF whale $A AZ OF
sperm oil, SO of burning fluid
This oil burns IN all the argand button lamps including
smoke.
KEROSENE LuBRIcATINe OuThe effect of this oil on ma
cbinery found 10 be perfectly magical gum
caused by the of impure oils equal TO the best
sperm OIL and does not CONCEAL at low temperature re
burns magnhccny IN all The solar mechanical pinnacle
hand lamps also in signal and bowspr lanterns The
ton engineers ship ship captans supply men
others particularly requested 10 the cerRcates TO be
the office OF
AUsTENs, Agents for the Kerosene Oil Company
No. 80 Beaver street New York.
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TNoR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A HAT AND
II cap store, In desirable part Of Eighth avenue Pro
prieor going West and win sell low Stock is small and all In
hrst rate order. Apply at l9 Eighth avenue
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INOR sALE-oNE OF THE BEST STANDS IN CENTRE
IL market suitable for poultry vegetables &c; will be
SOLD low application made immediately, 2O7 Division
street. No brokers need apply.
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Tor SAFE OR TO LBT-TIE STONE FRONT HOUSE
y East Twenty eighth street, 10 nil sze house % hi
has all Tire modern Improve ons tas been newly painted
throughout and Ia IN pellec. Inquire q H. MORGAN
No Pine street or o. $50 Fourth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-16

DAxTER LIGHT GUARD. THERE WILL BE A
ID meeting of the above company, at Keilys Fifth Ward
Hotel on Monday evening June IT, at u O'Clock full!
meeting particularly requested important business will
be laid before the meeting. Ny order Of
GEO. Y. THOMPSON, Chairman
GEORGE LAWS, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-16

CODA FOUNTAIN FOR sALE.-A PARTY, GIVING
= business win ss one q Nichols patsnt oonbInaton
ing only week. Can BE n No II Murray
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WIGS, WIGS -MEDHURsT a 60 i INVISIBLE
w wigs toupees the best yet invented Warrants
not e shrink change color better article for $40 tha
extra agant broadway stores for SO Bfaids baas eak
&c. Of II Maiden lane,
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GNoR GALE OR TO LET-rHREE NEW HOUSES on
souheYy SIDE Twentieth street, Third
The houses u feet by - feet dsp s % feet deep
House contains all modern improvements Rent $500 each
For further particulars inquire II NO Tenth street, Th
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I1OR SALE--NEW THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
il modern improvements first class location, Brooklyn
walk of ferry exchanged for groceries,
liquors, or segars. Address A. b. j., Herald Office
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EUROPEAN ADVERTTsEMENTs.

TAMEs MAXWELL, SPECIAL WINE MERCHANT TO
her Majesty Queen Victoria late proprietor Of Ibbosons
Longs the Grafton and the London Hotels and the North and
South American Coffee House. begs inform his American pa
and friends visiting England that NJ of the
largest wine merchants the West End of London having
cellars under MS various private houses in Albemarle
the neighborhood Public Office general
the spirit business No 40 of Stafford
and Albemarle streets Pccadiy London Reference and
SOU London.
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UN0R SALE--A DOWN TOWN STATIONERY STORE
II doing excellent business, with good stock ocs
ton unsurpassed Broadway Satisfactory give
for selling. Apply TO HOWES CO, 81 Nassau street.
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IyOR SALE-STOCK OF HARDWARE, WITH THE
goodwill OF old established stand Has paid annual
profit Of IS 600 Stock reduced to sell out Of III
health. Address c. Il. Butler, Hudson N. Y.