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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-30
Ditcy, NOricp.

THE following interested persons. owners Of tho
L described land opposite their respective names are
hereby notified that an application has been made to
the trustees OF Webster township, Wood county, Ohio,
to lay out locate and apporon among the land owners
hencted thereby, the expense of laying out and uhs
share to be made upered OF ditch water-ssurse
as follows: Commencing at the south quaror post of
section 81. town north, of range twelve oast said
county thence north the quarter line SECTIONS 32
20 and 20 to Touissan creek and that said trustees
will meet at the south end of snd proposed ditch
9TH day of September, \. D. lS57 examiue and np-
IALrt linn sui.l LlltLLD Dtn.rt.. L..
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Republican County Convention

The Republicans Of Wood County viii meetin Con
vcntion, Mt the Court House, in Perrysburg,
On Saturday. the sth day of August, 1857
For the purpose of appointing dele the State
Convention and for the transaction of other important
business. by order oftAe Co. Central Committee.
july 10, 1857
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Ditch NOficc.


Mason Grystenor. jus Strain, J. f. Boardman Tim
nthy Baker Darius skinner, 4. B.,Wclsh c. G Potter.
D. Z. Hubble, X. e. Corwiu. G. S. Grosyenor Edward
McGlnn. X. Ii. thubb, Adam He'll. Addison Smith,
wv. way and Allen Pardue and l.. Hotchkiss or
tue owners OF east half southwest quarter, west half
"I-cnst qunrte east half nurth-w est quurter south
nan 1870 west r. quarter, north half S. 1925 west
IT. quarter all of range H. g. section 3O and east
hai northwest quarter north half pit north west
tr and south pt. pt northwest fr all Of range
H. town t. section u and north half south east quarter
su"" aii southeast quarter of range TO- township g.
section 2j and south half norl-C quarter north half
northeast quarter of range TO- town o. section SO; and
east ha east quaerrange o. town g. section "a;
u west hal north quarter, half north west
quarter and southwest fraction, all of range H. town
o. section l9 and east fraction range H. town g. sec
n"n IH VIII take notice that the trustees of Middleton
township Wood county, Ohio. will meet ut the house
"t Belghmln johnson in said township. IN Saturday
Iugust 18th, 1891, 10 o'clock 4. NJ to view and to
act upon the deepening of the ditch of the Plank
v"d through said township; and set apart to eaclr
person his portion OF tht work. expenses and
damages as the law directs.
JULY lG, lOI7--lUWGE
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SUMMER Senator Sumner has been dining
with the (" benches of the Inner Temple" at
London. His invitation was the first o. the
kiud ever given 20 a stranger. lie made b
speech on the occasion, but as the dinner wss
strictly pFi, ate it mas not reported
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=. JEFFERSON, Attorney.
July -, ISL lwGS 90
NuIlCE Is hereby given that petition will be pre-
y sentcd to the commissioners of Wood county Ohio
At their next regular session, asking foI the view.
yey and establishment of county road commencing
at the north west corner ofscction number l. Portage
township thence running south mile to the south
OF said section one, and there terminate.
MICHAEL AMOS, Petitioner.
July lG, l,5--lOwI.*
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.EJ> Horse stealing has been carried on so ex.
Iensively in the Western States and prosecutions
have been so unsuccessful, that the people have
in many instances organized themselves into
vigIence committees and taken the law into
their own hands. In Iowa, Illinois, aud we be
leve also in Wisconsin, thieves, or person:
strongly suspected, have been hung without
ceremony, other than that necessary to catch
them. In the last umbec of the Grant county
(Wisconsin) Herald, appears a call for meet
ing OF the citizens of one of the townships OF
that county, for the purpose Of organizing Wig.
lance committee to detect and punish horse
thieves. In view of the mob violence which
has hitherto characterized such organizations
the editor of the Herald warns them TO be care
ful how they proceed, otherwise they may com.
init some grievous error, and also advises them.
and all Others, to be on their guard against get
ting bad men on jures. As his remarks on this
point are applicable TO all localities, we make
The following extract:
Our Sherifappears determined that there shall
be no further escapes, and if jures regarding law
quibbles as above plain testimony as heretofore
generally they have done, let clear the most in
Iernal villains on earth, the fault will be as
much in juricsas in criminals-th"relorr, lynch
all, jurles and criminals. We believe the fault
10 be in the people as much as in criminals, else
this loose administration of the law would not
exist. Let people cease to apolgiSe for drum
kcnness, cease to respect lonicrs cease to enter
tain liberInes, lazy vogabonds, genteel ups'arDs,
&c, and then more healthful condition OF
things will prevail When we hear morality
and religion and virtue and everything else up.
ON which orr Republican government rests,pub
Iic!y ridiculed and traduced, what else can we
expect than that property and human rights
Will be Insecure, crime rise TO a premium law
sink to nothing, virtue fall, and The devil reign
generally.
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!zs5- On Saturday, the 18th inst, Antoine
Ereopelle. residing at Manhattan, Lucas county.
was shot aud killed by Michel BJrl,au They
had been hoeing corn and drinking whiskey un-
til the middle Of the afternoon, when, they
repaired TO the house, and, feeling quite mer-
ry, Antoine and the woman living with Bor-
deau engaged in scuffling, and every time she
would throw him he was the recipient OF ii
kiss from her lips. This dill not please Bor.
deau, and he took up hoe at two different
times TO strike Antoine, but was prevented from
doing so by those present. In the evening,
while sitting in the hoase, Antoine was shot
and fell dead upon the floor. The shot passed
through q window and took effect in his breast.
several buck shot entering his body Bor,leau
was tracked to his house through a back fie Id,
where a double barreled shot gun was found
with one barrel loaded, and the other empty
He was arrested and committed to Jail to answer
to charge of murder i'll the first degree
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.


TNO all persOnsaicted with Sexual diseases such rs
L lSPERlI4TORRLO}d, WEAKNESS MIRO
TENCE, GONORHUEA. GLEET, S TPHTSLT
the Vice of ONANlSM, or SELF ABUSE&c.&c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, in view of the awful
destruction of human life caused by Sexual Diseases
and the decepions pracsed upon the unfortunate vie
tins of such diseases by Quacks have directed :heir
Consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE ACT worthy of
their name to give MEp1CALADvICE GRATIS to all per-
sons thus afflicted who apply by letter. with adescrip-
onof their condition. (age, occupation habits of life
&c) and in cases of extreme poverty and suffering
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is Observation-Disclosures,
established by special endowment forthe relief of the
sick and distressed afflicted with 'Vruleht and Epi
denic Diseases" lthasnow surplus of means which
the Directors have voted to eXpend in advertising the
above notice Iisneedless toaddthatthe Association
commands the highest Medical skill of the age, and
willfurnishthe most ostapproved modern treatment.
just Published by the Association "a Reporton Sper
matorrhGa, or Seminal Weakness, the vice of Self
Abuse and other diseases of the Sexual Organs by the
Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent hy mail lin
sealed envelope, FREE or CHARGE, the receipt of
TWO STAMPS forpOstagc.
Address, DR.. GEO. CALHOUN. CONSULTING sun
GEoS, Howard Association, No. South NINTH Street
Philadelphia, Pa. BY orderof the Directors.
EZRA y. HEARrWELL, President,
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MOTTO is hereby given the OF the north-
quarter OF section %. in Plain township, that
the of said township will meet o'clock
the 9th day OF September, 1851, a II, Denecke's in
Plain, 20 lay ont and npporun ditch running along
the north line OF said ot and outlet from the dstch
into the Koch aud penecke ditch.
July 23. l-5T--llw6F
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Dr. VIM. l.. EaO6p'S
Old Established Private Hospital
is REMOVED
TO THE nASTARLE ARCADE


TO THE DASrABLE ARCADE,
nPruolIh morth the Eos. Otcc Syracuse a. Y.
- where he "l!!!H.roducc TO The notice ol those at
HIcted with
PRIVATE AND SYpuILIC DISEASES.
The French syst, OF cure This ola-- of complaint,
he hos made and intends TO make speciality, and the
knowledge he has
OF THE NEW METHOD
ottrcn'ment now in operation in france and in the
Hospitals OF this country, rants h in saying thai
none of the forms the disease is wont to assume, il
without
SURE, QUICK * PERMANENT REMEDY
Five thousand patients cured annually. The rene
sivc taste or slGc-coutuin no mercury and require
no change OTdct business or pleasure.
PERSONS Al A DISTANCE
May be cured mt home, by stating their case, and ad
dressing letter TO DR.. VIM. +. uOlT EecOuct the
name and place.
y. b. Ladics in want OF pleasant and safe remedy
for ire guartics ols'ructiuus, NC., cfu obtain
DIR. Dumas French Female Monthly Pills.
at the Doctors Office in the Bd-Iutc Arcade. Married
ladies in certain situations should them. For
directions with each box, price 81 l.,
anal to all parts OF the world. Ir. Nm. +. lluyt i
the only gent in the United States. Also for sale
the Doctors Office, the Female Protecting instrument
untailng preventative Of youcr p;iuu: - Invaluable
to such as through some Ih! steal conformation lie
formity ltatcd Tor safe reproductions Orders
from any part OF the Cued States, enclosing 81, will
secure the return OF the instrument. And all other
instruments of private nature for female uses can b,
had at the Doctors office. Remember That Dr. Nm.
L. Hoyt is the only permanently established and re
private diseases and his practice extends through every
State in the Union. Remember the place--hustabl,
Arcade.
Office hours AM until p. W. Sundays from
till L. NJ. Ill cures warranted or no pay.
DIR. NM. f. lOIT, :! racusc, y. Y.
June Is, lSi1-iGa33iy
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wM DENNISON, in. j, SULLINANT,
A. =. STONE, ROBr. NEIL.
LGVAN Si.YKE n. II. VAN WORRIES,
NH SNAYNE, CYRUS PRENrlSS,
YC SESSIONS, GEO HOADLEI,
j. II. COULTER A. s. LATrI,
GEO. NJ PARSONS JACOB HEATON
o. FOLLETT
Republican State Central Committee
COLrMnvs, O., June %, 1857.
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Notice

Is hereby given David Nies that the trustees Of
i Montgomery township, Wood county, Ohio, with
at the house of Israel Everett Saturday Aug.
10Th 1851. to locate ditch commencing section ii
and running south-wesery direction to the township
line. ISRAEL EN ERETT.
July o. lS57-llMG*
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-04-30
LAHA1NA, April 25, 1857.

G
.NR. EDIToR:-In your issue of the 23d inst, 1 see
gtice of the missing schooner RamamaEu, in which
Experience and Lahaina beer figure pretty largely
the cause of the loss. Now 1 do not suppose that
/ one in Honolulu, or in Lahaina for that matter,
/ any desire to injure the character of the captain
The schooner, more especially since he is supposed
be dead. Since this report spoken of has been
[de known here, (and 1 believe it originated in
nolulu) l have made strict enquiry and can not
hi that the captain or officers of the missing vessel
ERE at any time in the habit of getting intoxicated
! beer either in Lahaina or elsewhere. Is it not
enough that the poor fellows must lose
heir lives, without being accused afterwards of guz-
Inc beer, and by that means bringing about the
.ctdent? | think it would be more charitable if Mr..
amor would endeavor to fix on the true cause, which
Epears plain TO me, and that is-the vessel was not
E1red properly, the foremost being altogether too
for the hull or model. I once made a passage
the KamGmaIu and thought the fault very plain
be perceived. We had a few squalls, and l noticed
Lt she buried under them, although they were
t heavy; hence it appears plain to me, that this de-
Il has been the cause of the loss of the vessel. I
i've been informed that the night on which she is
opposed to have been lost, was one Of unusual
Eerity in the Hawaii channel; and if such was the
Ee, and q heavy squan has struck her, it is nothing
ange that she is lost, but would have been more
mango had she have been saved. Yours,
A READER.
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HONOLULU. Anril. %. 1857.

.p,cIFICC COMMERCIAL ADvERTIsER:-IE you
= the 23d 1 think you are too hard on the
i, and Hilo line of poi clippers. The con-
Iiou-of all, because one happens to go by de-
,ot exactly the cheese. You must ~recollect
the KamamaIu Ga clipper of 1924 there are
route the following, viz: LiholihO, Capt.
.n. the .ManuOka1Oai, Capt. Beckley, and last,
.st. the Sally, Capt. Kui; all staunch, well
and well differed schooners. The .Manuoka-
i now absent however on a voyage for supplies
:. furnished by Messrs. Penguin, Pelican & Co.,
IT, Island, and in the meantime, till she resumes
n.ual trips, the line will be kept up by the Liho-
i md Sally. The performance of the latter vessel
Or last round trip is hard to beat. She left Homo
i barbor on the afternoon of Thursday the 10th,
arrived from Hilo on her return on Sunday, the
/ stopping at all intermediate ports, and taking
nd discharging freight and passengers at all of
From this, one may judge, by a small process
luctive reasoning, that there was not much sleep
bf all hands on deck, whatever else may have been
Ig on. For my part 1 think a good native master
Eout g SO good and so good,' with q foreign one.
hr as the ''drunk'' is concerned, they are as alb
LiOus as their coequals in rank of a different color
lineage. The R0mdmGtu; it appears, has gone
ruising out of her legitimate route, and 10, and
bid, the leaders of the Pacific Commercial I'D
User and the Haze Ha10Gii open on the whole fra
tty of poi frigatedOm. The casualty was most
lrtunate and to be lamented from the loss CT life
b1dant, lily to be spared from our sparse popula-
but nevertheless the remaining portion of the
.d fleet should not be condemned UiUG Uoce for the
ssrtune of this one and perhaps the least fifty Off
III for her work. The appointment of government
.es to ~superintend their fitting out, &C., is all
sh." The spare funds of government can be put
better use.
let good officers and good vessels like the Sally,
you can laugh at wind and weather and the bug
rs of inter-island navigation. l have in my COM
~nication alluded more particularly to the Hilo
kets, as the RamGmGEu, was in that line, but I
uld have mentioned the Moi, the Maria, the
eel and others, who are constantly making pro-
tive trips under the management Of Messrs.
ron, King, Molteno, Pease s. Co. In a word our
clippers can match any other line of clippers in
field Of business, for safety and dispatch.
ONE IN THE TRADE.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
B. II. SNOW

B. Il. SNOW
OFFERS FOR SALE. in lots to suit purchasers, at
~ at the lowest prices, the following merchandise:
DRY GOODS.
Chrome orange prints, Corah Handkerchief,
:" green " White and grey merin9 shirts,
Fancy Prints " drawers,
Brown cotton drawers, Check linen shirts,
White " " Calico "
Red flannel 4" White L B shirts.
Cashmere pants, Red and blue flannel shirts,
Women's white cotton hose, GRAY blankets,
Mems striped hose, White blankets,
Embroidered under-SleeYes, Black and brown felt hats.
Guayaquil hats, Colored Coburgs,
Hickory shirts, Colored India satin,
SILK velvet, India rubber coats,
Navy caps, with oil silk covers.
BOOTS AND
Mems heavy boots, Calf Congress boots,
Goat buskins, En'md leather Congress boots,
Boys calf boots, Kid sir0ers,
Heavy brogans, Black ga.v4s,
Ladies' bootees.
GROCERIES.
Lemon syrup, Assorted pickles, half gals,
Tomato catsup, Gerkins, half gals and qts,
Fresh peaches, Ground pepper,
Superior Black Tea,
No. l soap, blacking, Fine cut tobacco, in tin foil.
NAVAL STORES.
Chain cables, Russia cordage, assorted sizes,
Army duck, Manila cordage, assorted sizes,
Cotton duck, Cut nails, lanterns.
SUNDRIES.
Boiler iron, Verdigris,
Bars fiat iron, Curry combs,
GrOcers' scales, Table spoons,
Hunts axes, Axe hatchetS,
Iron bedsteads, 1 French bedstead,
Solar side lamps Office clocks,
Leather trunks, Wool carpeting.
India Rubber Hose, hf inch and 1 fncIo
Brass Hose Pipes, Lead Pipe,
&c, &C., Sc
Honolulu, April %, 1857. Il
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ID. N. FLITNER.

d. n. FLITNER.
Continues his old business at the new store in Makees new fire
proof building, next door above DIR. Hofmann's Drug
Store, on Kaahumanu street.
Chronometers rated by observations of the sun and stars
with a transit instrument accurately adjusted to the
meridian of Honolulu. Particular attention given to fine
watch repairing. Sextant and quadrant glasses sifvered
and adjusted. Charts and nautical instruments constantly
~ oil md for eala- 44tf
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rsrEILleEsOE osy10Us.

WAbTED- OoNDvCrORs TWO BOOK KEEPERS.
w fve ole-s fo- cfy ~ - sot Rrcry ders
for Shipping ana uckct ofss besrsrrr.r txo b,ake
MN, three arcnen I've porers three .ypr.ss drivers t~o
hartrper7, two cuechner sgd four ans
9nr~sl Apply " gAufFNast GssRkr rss Hr~d- say
N1AFrED-A ClERK FOP A oROCFsy STORE
w sArffn7n fT yo5cinE house ataokkeeper rorts-e
fof vbolesaie stores beeeper men Tor Mery sbe-
girls N travel y huruTe s1veruess Eeauelrpss cham.
bernardo Apriy 70 6ILLkS Co, No s Fest Er1sdsey
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wATUaKs, swwNLny. .o.

yKyATCpEa wNTCBEs wATCHFs-RFrAft AZ
w sholesaie prices a. e JACOBS W Chatham street
~ 81 TO tlf9-wSfaEed Jrnesospgra De aauaber III
ca ban Jr.gt
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2 z Z
DENTTeTn ".

nEsrrsTRv.-DR. r. O. DURRIr CANAL srRxvY
~ se.r v.rfcs, told No Ts Sssp invites sentlsc 4
ns long ana succets fnl erperienoe Daily operNns
sew snd haries, benur.bins acs hsunsA pr-ven
~ seq. Prcys nodevsA
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY l6 1861.



fNHRISTiAS SPIRITUAiISd REV. T. I. HARRIS
~ Will prea-h at Acaieny Han, 6s3 praatway oppos~
hond stree. ~ morrow al lo}e A. NJ At NJ by relues'
Fish.
M<NHRIsTIANITyr THE ONLY TRUE JUD AIsN, "-TaaRs
~ VIII be cture delivered 70 morrow on hpc ollee.
ed with this subject by Christian jew, ~ lS Centre street.
up s's-s a, lo osick The usual free dlsc lssosss
e.wsen Chrlrihn and Christian Jews wi! take place a.
srIR NJ EPSTEIN
TORN STREET FIRST N " CHURCH. John ST.
81 Preaching morrow morning. al l1a O'clock, by Rev r
Al the Troy Uoater.ucs j. by he Rev ~
Nee unecal Of Providence; at N +. NJ, by the Rev. Prof.
French, al hr Ohio Conference
MEMORIAL fTfURCH.-RkV WM MuR3AN. REQ
M % fhonss church. viii preach e'uD
evening" IN the church ~ Ham ara
WGverley place. block fr be junction ef Eleyenh
Greenwich and Seventh l0~ 80
and y O'Clock. Seats free
IL Nni pyeaah the United Presbyterian church. wea
between Ninth anil Tenth Has.
A. H. WrEki pastor 10 morrow norniag at l0l O'Clock and
Pew Mr. Baldrdre, 0f Michigan ate. noon 81
O'Clock. The public are inviieo attend.
CT STEPHENS CHURCH CORNER OF BROoME AND
chr ch y, behalf p School soee and Church
Book Socisy tomorrow Niay l7) morning. Service Us
o'clock. The public are invt-d.io attend.
yTo JEWS IN PARTICULAR AND GNNTII.ES GENE
rEliy-Thc Christianity of The New Testament cleri
cal theology rbiniCai Jndis. christh.nsn
snd the Pro- beta This he compendium which is pr,
pOacd full and fair discussion, Ia hail ut
kowcry Delaney street evening O'Clock
when dssen,sas objecions ask Questions
tctGr..l resah Of God and son of Man. NJ g. IN,
Gospel he kingdom oi iod Jesus will
POM dsd as usual n iuia clock a NJ,
JOHN THOMAS MD.
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NGL.xTiGAI..

e-o~~--<--.--o,,>.,
hTINTA WARD NATIONAL pEMOCRATIC REPUBLI
~ ,omIm e,.--Ala meeting Of the above Commute
held nf . the
following resolution adopted by - vote OF Is
Res lyed, hs the Min Ward National Democratic Eepnbh
comm e. have lard read With peasrr' satisfaction
Die able explicit and convincing address ssu Demo
Req ucan General Committee of cy and county Of
New York The Ch of May 1851 ana signed by Ia presiding
officer Wilson small esq. aud ne Secretaries, thai
cogDiTe higher authority for political action bsp he
sad General Comn.e and tee sancioniDg The o. de-
legai.- m our Gtne IL Committee Ia appoint of their
number en- 10 The called by The Society
by that apeion intend Ia manner recognize their
obey tend ard. be of
plan for reforming primary elections that we roneS
adj errnoe "a he above GENERAL ComnEse Of which
Wron Snail chairman, feeling that Il is the only hre p
retntu'n 81 the democracy OF The city, that delegates
20 said Committee having been inly eli cted have
the hhess Of secret arison lsy down the trusts
thai have lCsn coned them BY Inc Dsilocrc Of
his ward.
or moor the above solution ordered be PM ,aied
guoENE MGRATh, Chairman.
Eorrpr ]. Henry, fro.x...
bEssALIs Is. EAs buren,, S""'s'
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80 nnn WINDOW SHADES AT wUorEsAtp
h)UUU prices lace and muslin curtains from aurssyr
safIn curtain nhteral brocates paper hanging.
defvina competuou. w. o. JENKa
e'1e tS and asa Pearl street " "
s,RaAr RUSH FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vELvry
In carpetng Brusseis tapes r. three ply Ingram ochs
II. aso go pieccs ingram from d w "a Inc v<r
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SPRING M1LLnNnRn.
-,
UUsT RDCx1vBD At IRv1Nge NV nLsII nhH -
d tAbiishment ~ Canal sree Two 49, rs.oscecs
nAgntncsst variety Of pfAin aed meY
aat, AcL Oouplsung one a - - @~~ sssSseSs
. this aty. Please erasnine
DARIs PATTERN goSSETs
Inst received nv late arrvnN
trpy,s,ng ali he leading styles issued hs month In Psr
fe NV 49, 0EN1NS BAZAAR,
bl3 broadway,
st. Nicholas Hotel.
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REsovAis-C. % usick, yxrkaIrARY suHasog
III has removed for No ~ White poe la and II
be-wrer and Biaeckev strecta
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NOTICE PARTICULAR aTTrrrIor-A ~ LIv.
~ IsGSTONs hook spectacle stand n removed " the
20 Forsyh street door he Of Grand.
Open daily al 2 r. ~
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RE MOvAIss.

r. VALE, PUBLISHER or LIBERAL BOOKS IA
VI. w No. Nathan Rquare.-pAin s'e Are
kfae0r 70 ~ cent?. Theoorcs works 90 N rs cente 70
nuca DO rs 80 yo'neys Ruins, and ~ rent
A. on sunday
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ID EsOvAL-FRANCR a bOuTREL, srATIONERs,
h printers and booh bneTs have 10 the store
10 n Walden hne Orders solicited Tor anything required IN
cur sne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-16

J,ROPERIY ON BRoOKI.YS HEIGHTS TO ExCHA ANGIE
i for property In kew York. Harlem, Yorkvtlle-A nrs
class hire. and lot rented
good tenant fo 400 per year VII exchange for coage
With lots. Apply TO A. SERGEANT Is Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-16

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