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LNlRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
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COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, GAY STREET,
AGENT WITH FULL
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Cash Capital $500 900
HOME INSURANCE co. OF NEW YORK CITY
Cash Capital S500,0O0.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. co. OF HARTFORD,
Cash Capital 100000.
Property of all kinds in TOWN COUNTRY insured at
rea tern
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Susiness Gar0s.

II IND & MURDOCH.
- ARCIUTECTS AND SUPERTNTENDENTS
Nos. l, 2, 8 and MCELDowNEY's BUILDING
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NXTM. GRANGE & CO.,

NTM. GRANGE s. CO..
w 119 WEST LOMBARD STREET
MANUFA CTURERS' DEPOT OF CLUE
or every description from the most superior
quality of BONE CLUE for Printers and Piano Manufac
terers use
Also, constantly on hand, large supply Of
BONE DUST,
AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES
Both Articles strictly Manufacturers prices fe22
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M I. COONAN,
lNls sGENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING STORE
No 119 BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR SOUTH,
Baltimore
CLOTHS, CASsIMERES, AND VEsTINGS ALWAYS
ON HAND
E5~ Particular attention paid to CUSTOM WORK.
n5- A full assortment of B OYS' CLOTHING.
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pROWN & O'DONOVAN, ~ '
~ DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
ap16-t No 33 CHEAPsIDE Baltmor
NJ G. STARK
4Vs PRA CT1CAL ARCHITECT
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
AND PRIVATE BUILDING!
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BALTIMUKE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. Is SOUTH STREET,
INCORPORATED IN 1880 Charter Perpetual.
JOHN DONALDSON, President.
THlS COMPANY proposes TO insure lives
IL for years, or for life. With their rates
the assured enjoys the benefit of immediate
prospective and uncertain bonus He risks neither his
policy nor the premium he has paid
These premiums may be made payable annually, semi
annually, or quarterly, at option of the assured.
The Company buys and grants annuities
Sells endowments for Children
Makes all contracts in which Life the interest of Money
is involved A. b. COULTER,
Secretary.
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Medical Examiner, DR. DONALDSON, 81 Franklin street
f221y
LNIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
IL OFFICE, NO. 63 SECOND STREET,
BALTIMORE
JOHN G. PROUD & SONS,
Representing Companies Of the highest Standing oci large
Cash Capitals. Policies issued and Losses paid at
the Agency.
MTNA M INSURANCE Co., of Hartford, Conn., $1,50O,cOO
PHOENIX 6 g g $50 900
SPRINGFIELD % Springfield Mass S75 600
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Words that Es:ErEa.

/ Whdo the old fogias and doughface,
] are apJIogizipg for slavery, and praisin2
Buchanan; the true democrats Of the Na
ton are Indignantly repudiatiag an ad
lAinistration they holped elect.
st a mass meeting Of tia Free Domoe.
racy Of ST. louis on the 5;h CT Jan, &
GRAFT BaovH, ESQ, one Qf3Ir. Buohan-
an ) most active supporters made . speech
that gives us new faith IN the people. It
is the most scathiqg review Of the al
miaiztration that has yet appeared, ana
at the same tine it vindicasc3 the power
and value Of free-labor in style worthy
Of the bas. days Of the R2ppbIic. The
:::ibwins short extract stom that speech
contains truths that ought to receive the
enthusiastic support Of every free commu-
nifty. Says Ur Brown:
the welfare Of every community mus.
repose upon tie labor Of that Community,
Labor itself is the democracy of lie, and
free-labor and fyee-democracy are synoa-
ynous terms. Il IS only social droucs, OF
giidel aristocrats who make sport Of its
,)ii and mock at its self-elevation It can
with justice, therefore, claim to be li... in
the eve Of the law, AMI to Be relieved
from degrading seyiIe competition. Free
dom is its native air. Strip it of It's title
to respect, brand it with the brand ofdeg-
radiation, let it once DC classed or assoei-
ated with Slavery, anu the Gne spirit that
gives bu)yancy to its effort IS 93ne. Free
labor anl Slays-la6or are incompatible in
stitutioa5 one or The other must domin-
ate and Danish its rival.
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northern end Of the county, is in giving
their produce TO the foreign--out rf th;
State aud Coanty-market7, instead O
bringing it to this place f5r home con
sumption. Every hushcl Of grain raiset
IN this county and sold in this market, is
cash capital retained in the business o.
the county. The farming interests of tht
county arc now entitled to more attention
from tie very fact that they are Annually
doubling in their importance:
"Tho Great Pseyulsion of 1857 has
spent Its force, and IS honccforth to bc
regarded as a tornado of Yosterday.-
There viii, Of course, be more failures.
for many really insolvent houses winch
have thus far avoided pro>tration through
s2lilltul and asSidaou5 fnanciering, Bank
favor, O. the non-n4turi;y Of their obli-
cations, must ultimately stccuMb; but.
for the most Of the community, the worst
i over, There are fewer mills, forces,
furnaces and i9bJTers nov Idle tIan there
we're two months ago; there viii be few
. 4 m9ntl hence t'sal there are now :;
and Y. nay confidently loJk tJc ss,ji fur
taer improvement. Unless pTse.G!od by
al absurd requirement thay as A;o5h m)n-
e wages sh.I b. paid for la1et il 1855
as when everything else but Labor VAS
thirty to fifty per cent dearcr, there is 10
reason Why any able and wiling Iab9regs
shoull sj1nd idle after Spring shall have
fairly opened. Let it be clearly ualer-
st1ll that ten shiilin@3 in January, 1893,
is equal t. fourteen shilling, II January,
1857, and that the labager in any capaci-
ty wlo receives ten dollars now for the
service that commlndeI twelve dyllgr5 Z
year 10, is actually better paid nav tnan
he WIS then, and all may b. easily ad-
justed. IL who remains idle now be-
cause he caunot obtain 50 many dollars
for 4 weeks tabor as he did L y,ar ago,
is deserving naither o. sympathy nor bet
tct fortune. There are and ever We're
nisorly anl gripping employers, lenders,
capitalists; but it Is ~ hlrdShlp - WORK
tor twenty i've per cent. less money, with
aour, sugar, pork, &c, at tboj. present
prices, than was received whc0 the cAjoG
necessarics Of lie boye the prices Of twelve
months AGO"
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Can Virginia De- TIaic "a Ere.
State

The colonization Of the bordering Slave
States with the representatives. OF north
ern anti-slavory sentiment, as a means Of
reforming their social system in the pres
cpt, and the ultimate overthrow Of the
system Of human bondage is at present
and descrvedly-rccciying . lsrgc proper
rioa Of F,9hIic at,ea;ioa. TIE cYutsastiog
Of Fgea-Labo- with Slayo-Lsb)r, by brin :
ing It ualcr Tie immediate observation of
the advocates Of the latter system, must
inevitably pcoyo the stoppins-stoao to the
final abolition Of u system which makes
our nation the just scorn Of even antocrats.
Mr.. Eli Ihaycr, Representatives in Con
grcss from Massachusetts,, recently made
an able and effective speech in that body,
in reyari to the subject of colonization or
Americaniziag, in which he not only took
occasion to present a complete review Of
the question Of c9loazing the slave states,
but went still further and advocated the
colonization of the Central American
States with Yankee cnt2rprizo and Yam
kee scntimont--thu5, il fact, h2a4ing oa
the fiiiihpster5' designs,
But our present object is not to discuss
this phase Of the question, nor the plans
Of Mr.. Thayer i'll regard to Virginia. Cul
object IS to direct TIE attention Of out
readers 20 the advertisement headed :" " nc
will help make Virginia Free State
The advertiser (who appeared recently II
our coluMn8 with an advertisement head
ed A Home for Sl0,'') IS tie editor o
the Lstigh Valley Times, at Bethlehem
Pa, paper Of the right stamp on thl
slavery question. Hc writes to us, unde
date Of 10Th inst, in regard to TIE matter
as follows;
" am, as yet, undecided whether o
nat to 90 ahead with the division. Their,
arc two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES | find 1t vii
take nearly year at the present rate t,
sell all the shares, and second because
am very much disappointed in those wh'
buy, being mainly persons who wish t,
specuato-thc liberal Inducements hay
ing been held out with view to attract
ing octna! settlers. | shall decide in
few weeks whether or not 10 60 aheat
with the division. x ! know
from personal observation and informing
} ling with the people of Western Virginia
that the frce-labor or frec.state cause j
much further advanced than it is though
or supposed to be by people in the fro
States. 1t needs but an Infusion OF fey
thousand emgrants Of the right stripe t
put the cause in the right shape
Yours respectfully,
J. y. GAyGEyyEr F."
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We find in the Daily Tribune of the
2lst inst, the following cheering words
to mechanics and farmers. As the man
ufactQries Of Potter county were some
what affected by the crisis, VIC hope that
both the operators and operatives viii
take courage of the improving aspect OF
the times. Our saw-mills should be well
supplied with timber during the winter
if the weather will posmit, and our farm:
should be we'll prepared to receive seed
10 the Spring to their utmost capacity
The great mistake Of our farmers in tht
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By TELEGRAPH.
rEsON NAysAS.

3 q l. - Ia Z M 4 ESO "a Ia ANShSs
Tie Free- .S:ufe Purty Tramphaat-
Tile State Goseyamcnt Thcirs- Vote
on tie Constellation.
SF. LOUIS, Thursday, Jan. 81, 1858.
Tie Democrat has received the returns
Of the cl ections in Kansas on the 2lss OF,
December and 4th Of January, as pub.
lishcd under the signatures Of Gov. Den
yer and the presiding officers of the Ter
rltorial Legislature,
The vote on the Constitution on The
Dist of December, stands : "Hith Slave
~" GI42 and without Slavery" 500.
1t the election Of the 4th Of January,
the 17ree-Stase party were triumphant,
electins all their candidates b. all aver
qgo majority Of fl5.
The Senate stands IS Frec-Stato men
10 6 Democrats, and the House 70 Free
State men to l5 Democrats
The majority against the Constitution
on the 4th of January was 10, ,226-the
alledged frauds committed in Oxford
Shawnee, Kiekapoo, and other places De-
ing counted.
IL p. m.-Thc Free-State party have
made q clean sweep, and carried every
thing in Kansas,
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a host Of old line Democrats who sympa.
thize with him, It would seem a most aus.
picious time to hold Republican Meet
ing. ! suggest, therefore, NIr. Elitor,
that meetingb be held on Monday evening
Of next Coprt, to organize for the year,
and to take counsel as to the best mes -
to be adopted Cor tie promotion Of our
glorious cause. What say the County
Committee 10 this sFgeestion?
< MEMBER OF TIE OLp GUARu.
Janpary. 25. 1893.
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For the Journal.


-iR. EDIToR: feel grateful to your
correspondent "JUsTITIA,' for his kind
intentions shown in supposing that your
Reviewer had misrepreseatod me in ny
statements respecting Socrates, and other
worthless of the ueathen. | know that
"wo have all been Taught to thinl; differ
emily Of the character Of Socrates" [;
is not pleasant to be pnaeoeiyoll. But
the truth is, | belIaye, precisely as [ stat
ed 1t in my lecture, and not long since
in sermon: that "Cicero and Seneca,
Socrates and Plato, were guilty Of the
gEossest immoraities, and such as would
forever disgrace the 1QQrat man among Us
at the present day"
The details ara not Gt for the public
viii only refer your correspondent fol
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complete, shows 50 Democrats, AZ Re
publicans, and Independents. The lat
ter (Messrs. Himrod and Hayes,) voted
for Mr. Benson. The two remaining
Republican votes missing, were Mr, Pow
nall, Of Lancaster, "paired off with Ir.
Eher of schuylkiIl and Nr Mcclure, Of
Fs3uklin. absent or not voting.
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pasn NIR. ID. w. SPENCER, is now tax
ing subscriptions for the new club for
the \. T. weakly TtdnnS to commence
shc last week in February. We hope all
who can will subscribe at C?acs. Suo
feriptions for one year, in clubs Of zen
" and upward, only Qne Dollar. Va
think the news from MormoGdom the
coming year VIII be worth ten times that
siIm
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@-Don't forget the Republican Meet
ing on Thursday evening, February, 4th,
at the Hall Of the Sons Of Temperance.
One evenings deibcration is due from
every good citizen, IL preparation for
choosing the local government of the vii
lagc for the ensuing year.
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p3-Pctcrson & Brothers new Coun-
terfeit Detcctor, is now published semi
monthIy, at tbe request of a large NUN
Der of its patrons. Single copies, month
y, 81 .-Semi-nonthly 81. Address 7.
B. Peterson 4 Brothers, 30G, Chestnut
St. Philadelphia.
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Election OF Stale TreasuYar.


Potter county is at last beginning to
receive from the Republican party some
of the acknowledgment duo to her uu.
ainchip3 and almost unanimous support
Of its principles. 10 the present instance,
the party may well have been proud Of
the caIcus-aomiacc for State Treasurer
ISAAC Benson, Esq, Oh. present Assem-
blyman-and his friends at homc may
justly feel proqd Of the compliment paid
to their fidelity, in his nomination ny the
caucus. notwithstanding the nomination
was ot.fy party formality, withous hope
of sseeess, We regard 1t as deserved
co~Ha.lmcnt not only to the people Of this
co2nty, but 2f the entire Northern Tier.
Tie Soaatc and House met in joint
convention, when the result was, for Hen
~ s. MqgraW, of Lancaster, 81; for Isaac
Benson, OF PQttqr, 33-Mr. bsnson voted
for j. b. G. Rabcock, Of Bradford. The
party analysis of the Legislature Eheu
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E.z5~ The inau Lur4I "a lress Of the new
Governo~, Wm.F. Packer, Is, III the main,
fair and Iibe,a al rtc paper. Bat On the
subject Of the Kansas troubles, it is IN
fair and HatruM/ui, In that it asserts that
the free state men of the Territory have
disregardel ':jast and lawful authority" "
Most peopIc in this state have read the
statements Of Roelar, Geary and Walker,
and they all contradict the SANDER which
William j. Packer has uttered against the
people Of Kansas.
We tho4gIlt, when the Governor chose
the Hon. John c. Knox for his legal ad-
visor, that he had made up his mind Il
quit the service OF the Slave Power, and
follow the noble lead OF the lamented L
Z. Shuuk, in upholding the ancient pol
icy of the Commonwealth, but this por-
ton Of the inaugural is better fitted fol
South Clrylina than Ponn'a. We suppose
this attack on the free state men, was in
tended as an offset, to the following timid
opposition to the Locompton swindIc
Says the Governor:
Il believe | express their sentiment,
AZ we'll as my own, in declaring that al
the qualified electors Of Territory should
have full and fair opportunity to parti
cipate IN selecting delegates to form ;
Constitution preparatory to admission as
"a State, and, If desired b. them, they
should also be allowed an unqualified righ
to vote upon such Constitution after it i
/ framed"
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Correspondence Of the Potter J1l"aal. ]
NERE2 2ASz1A EE52EeET< T<SE2Y.

NEBRASKA. j Jan.-1658.

. NEBRASKA, Jan.-~lo58
BaoTuER CHAsE--IIaving promised
that you should hear from me as soon as
was fairly settled in NV ne,, INN. in
this nslc Tcrritory, | VIII commence,
Forthwith, to g;Yo YOU some account Of
how T an passing the winter here, by
informing you that we find our log-cabin
very comfortable, and have 50 far been
favored with health; vet the maav bless
ngg and comforts FIR which We have to
be thankful, 10 n3. prevent Us from pay
ing frequent thougat-vlsits to cur late
home AMI friends, a;nong the quiet hills
Of Potter. We are becoming somewhat
accumulated with our new ncighbors, and
Gnl among them some very good persons
some who ar, professedly Christians, an.
some raaI CAristiau5-yau know many
good things a.e countcreoitcd; bas the
disccrning mind readily Distinguishes the
notalic rinr Of the true coia from the
bsser metals.
| b2licyc voG used to arrca with me
when 7 said it was entirely unnecessary
(,r any norsan 10 tell another tI,av were
Christians. iaorIar toco9yjnco them Of the
fact, for II the sDiyu Of Christ dwa!Is in
/ the heart. the acts Of that person reveals
the fact to my mind much laora forcihly
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E4-Wc learn that concert will be
given, on Wednesday eveaing of Court
week, by the Coudersport Philharmonic
Socicty-and which eminently deserves
u full house.
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For the Journal
air Eptforr--Ts there tn be a Repub-
sae1n HeetinH during next Court? Now
l4rE tic kna etatc men Of Kansas are
Spofs. lgz ~ ajd qf sountor Douglas and
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Ghhe pottec yolIrnal,
C0IDERsP0RT, IA.

IqQfsagea SgofNiQg, 7aa. %, 1851.
T. S. CsASE, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Hsg~T4ere will be an Agricultural
Meeting ca Tuesday Evening of FcbIua-
~ Conrt-ljth
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Tie Free- S:ute Pasy Triamphaat--
Tile State Gocernment ThcirS- Vote
on the Constellation.
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TRENCH ADvERTTsEBENTs.

yONrTCTrONHR.-vN CONFFCTtONER. DEPrrS
" auelques tempe New York desire une situation: CON
touiss - braches draF.e~ ruts sups chscolat.
pr.fsrera coutree. Salrcsser Mr.. Jaan Herald ofce
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spOIsTTNG.

I,xCrTTrG MATCH FOR THE CT MPfONs CUP, II
~ plsce the Rel House, Harlem Monday next
Fsb.S "1oioct The sDlqeing have entered 70 conte'
for ~ ADAMS. ~ ~ White street ''h' =
wHEsy 'r1trr. y. Neyfua.
cIUs sarf r4r.g.f wards ~
srI.fsi Ffhst ID .it 20. D. ~. 30 .a.#t.Lt
DIsFfN FHusTi Ng-~lN gGid. A. EG 20
II urrtf'atts shf De- AZ me Manor .ioHsr thu
Nuftf frsI radfnr favafv terietsry Tuesday The
On AM. fu.k 1hr prtis ~ he trigger respectfully
inv - r asfnf JAMES ttktNFON~, 20 sour Second
strrst v Issa.Hnrr n ocnck. when lunch vii he
asfrsi Ff.. rf 80 - rsf Tor So 81 uti i0r St5;
'iru infs au-tb Joe g. Dpsn ID al Two huI4rca brds
n hand.
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THE LECTURE rENsON.

A LECTURE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR
N viii ha delivered Vt the Central Methodist Episcopal church
q johnson and jay streets, brookyn this Nlood ~
evening by James &. Slagh ESQ Subject, The Man lpr
he Age" Come and hear the lecture, renemocring his
ha he that give'h TO The leudef to The Lord lee
Ing az clock BY order OF the Commstee OF
ATrnDgtmcns
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A GOOD FURNISHED HOUSE. IN THE UPPER PART
"A of the city, wanted until May LIST Address GO
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ITO LET-IN PRIVATE FAMILY, NEATLY FUR
nshed room and bedroom, gentleman with partial
board II required and baths the house No 1885 West
Eleventh street, corner OF sixth avenue.
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LITERATURE.
AN EXCITING SCENE.
"A As was walking d,wn Broadway
saw exciting
The object in a window gay
Proyedvfo a crowd inviting
A glitiering sword and trumpet fine
Were sparkling in their glory,
Reminding Of the that shine
In enchanting story.
1entered-such a wondrous sight
never before,
As that memorable night
In RaDney's gift bookstore.
There hasten all these sights 20 see.
Broadway, two hundred ninety three.
The presents with the valentines very beautiful
gift presented with every book sold Descrip
free all Address A. RANNEY Agent No. 23 Broad
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~.H rrr>c-se = -S"' Ssep -. . : :
@7S0- r0 LET. I7s EAST NINETEENTH STREET
W. new English basement house. four stories hg H.
with all the modern improvements in geneel neighbor
hood Possession given on The Lat of May. Apply the
-pre
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The guano slightly damaged by salt water or No will BE
sold al $46 ton, ano time allowed for the payment
made therefore, in lots OF 50 tons aud upwards large pu
Chasers time of payment 10 date from date of delivery.
r. BARREDA BROTHER, Agents.
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CLOTHING, Sc.

CLOTHING. SC.
c Qu0 TO INVEST IN SECOND HAND CLoTgIINo.
ND.VVV -Gct'e men dcsirous OF converting LEFT on or
surplus cchnp int cash obtain hfty per ~
calling ~ teuaiig lhe- address TO JAMES M0RONEf,
gipls Pearl street
" ucncn hsvinE~ny of the dispose can eptsio
cash price ~ sending for the subscriber, L. " DusSSi
nORP y. Blades attended 10 by Mrs d. NO "
Elm street.
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NTANTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A NEATLY
w furnished with full partial board fire gas,
within minutes walk of the ST. Nicholas Hotel Address
r. j. Broadway Post Office stating location and terms,
which must be moderate.
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CANDY AT LESS THAN COST.-HAvING BEEN THUS
~ far successful in retaining fun complement Of work
throughout the panic and the product The labor
ceedng the demand am at offering fresh
made candy at less Than The cost of production zKnck
erbocker candy, for shipping, lie; Rip Van Wrinkle
candy sound pure article loc gum drops ujuee PASTE
candy, &c, &C. at the lowest No charge
boxes THOMAS g. HODGKINS, l54 Greenwich street, be-
tween Cortlandt and Liberty streets
ITALIAN CHEsTNUTs, ITALIAN CHEsTNUrs.-25
barras, received superior quality, in goo order for
sale at the lowest price by CHARLES FEaREaO, 500
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-08

w ESTERN HOTEI-NOS. 9, IL, Is AND Is CORT-
w andt street-Board 81 so per day, This well known
and centrally located hotel has reduced the
from 50 TO 81 80 per day. ID. ID. WINCHESTER
THos. ID. WINCHESTER. Proprietor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FINE HEAD OF HAIR.-COST ABOUT FOUR CENTS
"A TO make a qnart-A simple remedy discovered acct
densaly by fifty years of which restored the
growth OF his hair in most wonderful manner after being
nearly bald for ten years. 1t will also keep the hair
from turning gray and gradually return hair original
color The remedy perfectly harmless and the
of many ladies apd gentlemen who have used the
advertiser will send the recipe also of the articles
TO make quart of the lotion to any address in tn United
States enclosing fifty In cash postage stamps,
three 10 be returned postage with the the
balance TO help for this advertisement The articles
be bought drug the United The
first quantity will be sufficient test the efficacy Of this vau
able remedy, which will be with full directions
person by addressing JAMES WILSON 35 Grand street,
New York
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TO two single gentlemen wishing to room together,
with partial board, private family large
pauiries in the Apply at 2Ol Blocker Terms
moderate.