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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-09

Miss Flora had heard of noted Professor,
Who dressed his own hair, tho not hairdresset
With magical wonderful, great preparation.
(Now used in vast quantities over the nation).
This noted Professor was gray as a rat
AT juvenile thirty--no older than that
And the amount Of poor hair his crown had up
on it,
(Though now as black as a ravens wing,
With lustre enough for ballroom king),
Would not have been accepted, such was its
harsh and dry character. by any fashionist
however bald she might have been, who e'er
wore bonnet.
This is all Of this beautiful and startling no.
EN- which viii be published i'm this paper. II
you desire to learn the effect of the preparation
which Miss McFlimsy applied to her hair, call
at 3l2 Broadway. and Prof. Woods agent will
prove to you that Woods Hair Restorative is
one of the best articles for identifying and pro-
noting the growth and restoring the original
color of the hair, ever safe, put before the world
CArTIoN.-Beware of worthless limitations. as
several are already in the market called by diff.
ferent names. Use none uless the words !" Prot.
Woods Hair Restorative, Depot, ST. Louis, Mo.
and New York" are blown in the bottle. Sold
by all Druggists and Patent Medicine dealers.
Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods dealers in
the United States and Canadas. (3l-4t
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-09

TnE TRiBuNE is printed ON large imperial
sheet, folded in quarto form, and mailed to the
subscribers ON the following
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-09
Spetial slotites.

The New and Startling Poem Of Tn q
Dress for the Hair.
CANTO I.
Miss Flora McFhmsey, of Madison Square,
A lady Of fashion, of wealth and of beauty,
Spent money like water for stuff for the hair,
And did it because she thought it duty,
To paint the fine lilly--to perfume the rose
To gid refined gold-though few would suppose
Miss Flora McFimsy, with beauty SO rare,
Required aught to make her more charmingly
fair.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-30
~M i M 4 . t = taat $ = 3 q.

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i@en Sciaccau np y aler m . wdbrenb
bet 8ilouug elmer neuen 9niel int Mtttel<
nicer, 1uopp1, 1nte1 bas 9ldbere btnnertt 1T.
Die @trfun9en, pelbe Grbbeben ouf
bic Numbering oera@rppberFd@e aussuz
dbeu I'M @tanoe iinb weroen mir llbrttz
gems ni@t iowobl aus ben 3ertrammer<
u''sen men1&lider 8auwerte abnebmen
fDnne1 ioncern UNI oieleS ri6ti9er aus
ben &pirtlt9en &erdnoerun9en erieben,
melGe bic natiirli6e @repberf d@e bur@
fe erleioet. Sn Steier &e;iebun9 1T e8
tnceb nBtbi9 gu bemerten> oab BEL peiten1
bic metften Grobeben Der %9eSenwdrtt9en
Yertobe feline bebeutenben @erdnberunoen
bcrporbrtn9en> ionoern ii& tlob auf mo-
mentane Grl9itterun9en oes 8opens be>
idrdnfen. Sur bic befti9ten @tbbe MIR
ten 9etpaltianer >nb oeranlal1en Mtpeauz
per%dnberun9en> bic 5tpar ibrem GRADE mad
iebr Yeri@teoet itno> ober bod INNER in
5ebungen poer Senfun9en BE-
iteben. @a6 erfere betrtft, 70 BAT man
tpobl tpfrflt9e 5ebuneen BEG 9ar3en 8oz
pen6 beoba@ten> aber bod un9let& 'feltes
rer> alS Mufbdufungen neuer @tofe, BIZ
aus e%ntftanbenen Spalten beroprbrd9en,
unb bur@ i1@ ielbit unb ibr @m~pprtei9en
ote MISUNDERSTANDING ~beoin9en. @ine
wirflt6e 5ebun9*) bes 8ooens fano tn
cei1en aud BET benz 9rpbarti9ten pbdnpz
men pieier @rt, tpelde6 Der 8ilouns tes
neuen mertfanii9en @ulfan6 Don So
rullp ant %. September 1859 poran<
9in9> ftatt. Nuf elmer Tld9e BON mebr
als 4 8uabratmeilea l1mfan9 bob fi@ BET
bis babin ebene 8pcen elei6 einem Sc
m1lbe> pe0en Mttte nabe an 500 Gub
aufftes. uno 3errtb III pielfa4e Spalten,
aus benen tletne &e9el Don 60 Tub
5bbe berporfamen. 3mil6en tbnen entz
itano Der 5auptpulfan aus elmer oroBen
Spalte, welde Don WNW mad OSO,
alio 3temli@ in berlelben &t6tuns rib, in
relder bic &etbe Der @ulfane quer ourd
Mertfo 1trei9t, unb tburmte ii6 balo Biz
Sa elmer 5Sbe Don 1900 Tub auf. TIM
aufb6rlid ipte er raudenoe 6lammen aus,
l@leaoerte slabenoe Ma1en empor> unb
bl{eb Bis Mitte Tebruar 1850 in fat UNI
unterbrp@ener Sbdtisfeit.
Jcrtieyuns fu(st.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-30
$ein5en's ma9en.

Ser Carl 5ein;en> peien Salient MIR
fet5 9eadtet, bat un6 in Nr. AZ ieineS
"ptpnier6" nit iol9enoem Maoener9ub et>
pas u%nan9enebm beriibrt. Gr idreitt:
"Die uMinneioto Stoatsseitung repiz
grit BON Germ g. 2uoYt9b beri6tet in
elmer anpnymen @orrelponpens aus Nem>
yort Spm IS. @ept.> wel9e }i9 uber oa5
@erbalten Der peutiden prel7e su ben Sc
publ{fanern unp &npw = Notbin96 auSz
lpri@t 6ol9enceS uDer uYipnier" erz
fldr1 ii@ NIT 9Qem .einperitanpen. Sir
ben MaBen zines 5sin3en ino lelbf Sic
l~eliteine n{9t 5u BART" @as 1pu caS bei<
fen? SpQ eS Elm @iB iein> 70 1T e8 Elm
ituptper fol- e6 cine Na@ri9t iein, 70 1T
fie cine 2ise* SIT 5err Samuel 2uopi0b
berett, fe gu Yertreten poer 1ie iu beridtiz
gen? Wie fornmt Elm Blatt> bos i16 raz
ptfal nennt uno Dem mir ME etpQ6 in ben
Be9 selest gu iol6en Gieleien ? @unlat
Ser 2upri9b etpo> bab mir einen Ser
slei& an1ellen 3wii9en ieinem uMa9en"
uno benz uni ri9en? @ir perfeben unter
Masen bier bic pplitil9e Gbrenbafti9teit
uno prtnctptreue."
Dab bic ~Minneiota Staats3eitune"
fir &Qes> mas tie in ibren @palten auf>
nimnt, nerantwortli@ it, oerftebt 1i9 BON
leltf, UNI 10 msbr> wenn perionen anpnym
onsesriHen meroen. 81 5err IS. 8" in
Nepzyorf, unier reselmdbiser GORE ppn<
bent ieinen Namen eenannt baten mia
pt11en mir ni@t, uno 9lauben un6 oa;u
70 LANCE ni9t oerpFidtet bis ct fi1 ni9t
zines sibeues i4ulpts ma9t. S. 6, Der
Germ 6. s.. 9epib befannt 1ein mub> ba
es feline fnsirten 8u@taben uno bic Maz
men Der reniaen 2tteraten unb Gprrelpon<
penten rieies Sanpes aus ibren Mnfanos<
bu9itaben leidt gu ent;ifern 1inb, BAT Re<
6enIdaft su tra9en iiber ben Musbrud>
bab fir ben Masen 5ein3en's lelbit Sic
ni6t gu bart leien. 'Dab 5err
9einsen in pieien @orten politil9e g.
renbaftisteit unp principtreue peritebt 1T
ean5 IN Der Sronuns, unb pa 5err 9ein<
gen bic Grase felt, Of mir bieien @is
oper ptrie Na@rt@ t 1ertreteu oper bez
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-30
} / oriflf s.
MfaKen : 9erfammlune uno Mufruf
an bic Deutfeben.

&efcrmer. Trtl1 auf @ern1anen,
ni&t ldnser ipllt ibr tla9en, bic 3eit 1T oa
sum banoeln!
G&p. 9onpeln-Die 3eiten finb
ible@t oaS oeroammte Capital, eS laitst
ibwer auf uni fern S1ultern.
&efprmer. Sa> nteoer nit Dem
Capital! pas etn3i9e wabre Capital 1T:
glrteit.' Grei uno seebrt iei bic %rbeit!
G&o. Mrbett-Die perpammten
Aopofaten, &er5te> pfaHen, @peculanten 49,
nieper nit pieler Brut> bic ii9 BON unlerm
Sdmetbe ndbrt.
&%efprmer. Sa> 10 lan9e e6 Mbpp<
faten, Doctpren> pfo6en uno Speculau<
ten 9iebt, finp Treibeit unb @lei9bett nur
@bimdre.
@@p. @btmdre-N Sur tper prpz
oueirt> 1T Elm niBli@e6 @it9lieo Der
menl9l(9en @eleQidaft; ollo nieoer NIT
ben Con- umenten!
&efprmer. Sa, nieper NIT ibnen>
bod ni@t our@ pbyiide, np9 piebil9e
@e>polt lcnpern pur9 Die Ma@t elmer
raoicaleu platfprm. :
Tadel> 2uppi9b. Sa> platform
- pdblt Die, 70 i9 Dor Sabreu in 8alttz
more fabrtctrt ; ie 1T ropifal unc rptb
wie SfaHenblut.
pipnierz 5ein3en. Ma@wert !
5albbeit! nebmt meine Ylatfprm con
%2outspiQe; fe 1T bic bette aQcr platfprz
men BET betannten @elt> bic einsise 8alis
Don 5umanitat uno Treibeit.
@4p. Gretbett-babt fur3e 3eit
2drm eeu1a6t nit euren Baltimore unp
2puispiQe platfprmen ; >pdren i1e 3eiteez
maB .9e,pelen u1o Dem @erlaneen 81 l.
@els an9eme1en, bic Deutl9en batten
it6 in Ma6e INN ie 9eldaart u,,o es edbe
fetne Yfafen mebr unp feline Monppp<
li1ten! .
,Mab, ubl So it st i'd bin Elm
i&wades @eit> bod r1ein @ertano 1T
praftii@; i'd wetb es> was Is betbt: a
priori unp a %posteriori. go 2i9t 1T,
bort 1T S&atten: alip no es Greibeit
oiebt uno &ei&tbum> bort mu6 Is aud
Stlaoeret seben unp Armutb!. @ie tSnz
men Manner oas @olt refprmtren> bic felt
oielen Sabren in &mertfa nod tein pro-
perty beitBen uno arm iino> ME bic drm,<
fen ber Yrpletarier, wabre &ir9enmduie!
G@uber&apiealen. Nieper nit
benz Beib! sic .mibt ben. :@ertb pes
MerAden na@ fetlem @elo, 1e iprt9t per
= ~ Die ~neueien Mittbeilunaen uiber ben oeae,t.
~pdrti9en 3ultanb Der bamals nerGnberten @eoeub
BON y. 9@leiben iteQen bic 3ebuna hes 30.
bene IN Mbrebe uno MAIDEN es nabr@heinlid. bo6
ne tdeinbare pebunU bur1 cine jebr ihnelle Muf.
11uttuns trimmerfSrmieer Qapau1al1eu. bepirft
wuroe. 5Sb ineeien ni9t cine poriiberaebeube
pebun9 tbren1 Dur1bru1e uprauaiua. unb Elm
Ibeil bes 9ebpbenen Bpbeue in perGnberter
Gage fteben blieb, unS9te burd l1nterluduuo b,r
:9e9tnmdrtistn ueberl@uttuneen 1d,per an entSdei.
ben .1ein. Elgerel. q. Groritp, dSrtldr. Ser
4tesr, ans Natursei&. 2. 81. g. II /.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-30
C orrf(ponben3fn
-Dprk, @. Sh. 1873

NE~-gurKJ Is. Ott+ 1858,
IS siebt aus Nem<yorf bod INNER et<
mas abionoerli@es gu beri&ten. Wenn
i'd bic europaii9en 8ldtter pur4blide unp
ee1pabre, pie bic aru,en S9elme bon Gor.
reiponoenten it& abtafeien> UNI ibren9Raum
MUIR eintsermoben anftdnpis gu fd1en, 70
pTreiie i'd pas @ei@id> peldes mid na9
Nep<yort Yeri&lus> pent1 bier eebt Der
Stpf nt@t 70 1et@t aus. @dre Is 11ur
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-30

49, mir p%erlan9en. nit einem Wor@e,
bab Dem 8olte bic ibm ppn Mpnpppliteu>
%emterjdsern, pfaffen uno @@wtnplern
asraubten &edte suradseseten, oab bic
gplf@i ouperainetdt etre @abrbeit >perre,
G@p. Sber es per19linse iammtz
li@e G~elienteller bic Grpe. (Gurtiibe
Muif.) f..
66r1@. Sd bin Elm alter Democrat
babe oft unter opnnernoem 8etfaQ NIT
Dem 6adel . 2uppi9b UNI bic @ette g e.
1ptt{&t; ober man bat uns bic cempz
fratti@en Bretter unter ben 6iben pe9z
9e3p8en unc po la9en mir auf BEN Sran1z
tter1 Der entebrten pempfratil9en platz
form uno fi9teten otbemlp6 tn paS Eager
Der i9war3en &eputlitaner, bic uus nod
einen Strobbaln1 an Treibett 9erei9t bat
um 9esen @tlaYerei gu ftdmpfen.
Die pemctratti9e Yartet 1T CUR partet
pes @ipen6 9e>pprpen unp bat fem &e4t
uebr it& auf Se7erlpn gu berufen.
Die Matiptten ino nidt mebr su fard<
ten. @ie permS9en rt9t bas @erinsite
pur@;uieben, Nidt bic Deutl9en fauien
Stimmen> ionpern bic 9etornen Nmerifaz
ner. 11nc es 1T eben ntdt fir Secen 10
lei6t, Dem @elpe uno benz @efauftmerpe1
gu wtoeriteben. Der Gebler Der biei9en
Deuti9en lte9t ni9t in Der Corruption,
icnrern int Man9el an 9enauer &enntnib
her bieftsen parteiperbdltni1e,
Mrbetter i int mer. Gr liiat - CT
beleipt9t bic Deutl9en - mir tennen bic
~eebetn1iten Griebfeoern per parteiperbdlt<
nilie 9enau> gang 9enau. 6inaue NIT
Jpn!
&eformer. CUR Srbnuns. &eoe>
freibeit,
@9p. @pr Mlem. Trinffreibeit.
Or. G6r1d biQtet iibrt9ens bic por=
sei3lasenen Seidli1e faet aber bin3u>
cab eamit bios per &nfane 9ema6t muir
Der &eit elmer bel1eren 3ufunft sele9t iei.
CADETS @etf. 8rapp! oa6 1T rur
ba6 &lpba; pann fpl9t ert pa6 Omega
unb - Der Communicating fir ben i6
mid btn9eppfert BABE, 1T BET S9lubpuntt
aler &efprmen> 1T per 5immel auf Green>
wp e6 feline Mppptaten> feline Yfafen, feline
Speculanten giebt,
&%efprmer. Bet9e binpee> UNI eliz
ger @etft; oeine Doctrin mar Elm 9rober
Srrtbum. Sour aus meinen 8el9lu0en
entfeimt bic weltbeslldenpe, 1pctale &ez
publif Der Mrbeiter.
Sau1enpeponS ttmmen. 5urz
rab fir StruYe!
Strupe. Muf Gjermanen, 19reiet
laut!.
@apbir's @eif, Ser nit benz
Sauertraut.
Struce. Glenper! fabre gum Ndez
ron binab. Du peri tebit Don Treibeit
Ni&t@. @ir wi6en mas uns tbut notb !
@etf. Som @@warsoebeisten nod
Elm 2pt3.
Gauienbe. GrfaBt ben %frepelnpen
getft. S9muft @truYe nit benz Sic
9e6frans.
@9o. uno 2a9erbier gum Treibeit6<
slans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

FROM THE EARANDPARTTAI

DIscHAReEs FROM THE EAR ANDPARTTAI
IL ness-Dr. HARTLEY generously offers 10 Al
persons suffering from affections % the ear his on,
MARKS place, without charge unt cured, thereby pre-
success unequslled, and protecting the deaf from
swinded By paying self styled aurists exorbtant fe
vance, and the infection OF st serious evils BY
ting the applicaios OF dangerous remedies by neIps
and unssilful hands. DR. II. may here state that he
connection whatever with any person advertising
deafness neither has h given permission for the pu
~ eeftncate supporting 70 emanate from NM ana
therefore, be responsible for any alarming cousel
resulting from rsshness and desperation. The loss o
may not DO material b. some persons but ne oepriV
~ the most important Of the senses Ought 20 be
and fesfed with more than ordinary sohcitude. u
ear speedily and permanently removed, without can
lersi pain or inconvenience. cure IN Al cases gni
where malformstion does not exist. Ibirte@ year
and almost undivided attenson W this hrsnch oi spec
tee has enabled him 10 reduce HIS treatment 70 snch
of success as 10 find the mos corhrmed ana oo@ina
yt~fd by steady attention 10 the means prescrlt
HARTLEY having fuleiled all his proiessiona enra
IN the city will decline receiving sew paene aitsr
n ssrch snd hose requiring bis services had te'ief
sally call.
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THE LECTURE sEAsOH.

7 ECTUREs TO LADIES on THE PHYSICAL LIfE OF
IL women In health and disesse.-nr. EMILY BLACK
WE'LL viii give course of sir lectures this subject
her residence ~ East Fifteenth The frs lecture al
81 single lectures sec Tickets may be bad n Chrtsiern
book store, 163 Broadway
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The Home Journal and he Knckerbocksr Magazine, Hsr
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hams Magazine published In Philadelphia Tor one yea.
The Home journal end erher Bls.s woods vsgssns sin
burg Review North Hiiish Review Westminster kevev,
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$40 per snnum each BY Leonard, Scott a Cob Tor o.s
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Orders enclosing the amount addressed " Morris Wis
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furnish Subscribers with them hey receive dec
tons N do from this establishment
THE GREAT AMERICAN CATHOLIC ALMANAC-JJsf
published. price n cents. For sale AZ ROBERT .oD
DNGIONs very cheap book and stationery store, ~ bow
cry one door above Fourth street ~ v Al the neg onh
~ magazines Tor March sod Al his essbhshmeDt Al greA3
reduced prices. Daily and weekly newspapers
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L,IEnIFs Avn orrEps cas- oHrsis rrcnIswr
in ssrvsns nm mefxtsly 81 wsses " ssN an lts rsw
Donespe INSTITUTE and Hrrs, ~ has sorner 4 81
pue ms home tas ahurcsnse 20 evil -
ssp. Copdacied ~ . resp~rtste American say
vIyAYTEn-t MEN FOR sTEAwFRe A CLERK FoR
w steamer, c1arhran rrrss - fry Erts ard " ry
stnres brakeman skrr rierN afIVs frr irrffs anl
rlrls n travel " y private ia aes ATFg 0IEN ACo,
No 6 East Brad Nay.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

--~~-------------
HUDSON RIVER RAuRoAD.-xxPREes 2
III for Albany and Troy, stopping n principal static
Meeting with Western and Northern trains. leave q
street ii 10 and II 20 A. ~, and t8P. n
A. v. SMITH, superinien
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RRooKLyN PROPERTY FOR SALE or sxcHASoE
ID city property-Thrc~ houses Of Fu.Sen and
Franklin avenues Brooklyn Price Tor boss ss
other g each Most Of rurchA-~
q bond and mortgage Apply Ia Mr.. hkAKeLkr. r. ~
Z. HArdenbergh, h Spruce street
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ENARM AND MIL. FOR sAIE-2 ACRES GOOD
land, suitable for vegetable farm Is miles from Brook.
Ign. flour mill In good condition. with full work, will be
sod separately together Apply 70 p. c. BELL s3 Fulton
street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

DARN FOR sAI,E-CONTAINING lS ACRES TWO
miles from Jamesburg n 40 wood balance good
tabe land soil clay; upon house and barn and an
Price reasonable. portion of the purchase
money may remain. Sale must be made to close the
the Thomas Doyle deceased Inquire of JOHN
HIPwEII, Division avenue Fourth street. Williams
l.-o
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ANTHOLOGY.

In SPRING sTREEr-CLAIRvOyAvCE MRS sly.
llU nOUR, the most successful medical and tusness
clsirvoyant America Consultations on business csness
absent friends loo properly ts and sausfacuor or DO pay
Gray hair restored 70 Wa original olor without fsL
miss A. W. SNOW, TIE CELEBRATED BUSINESS
N carvoyani may be consulted Al her residence 40 W
Greene street No eerond floor. VIE VIII npl
trends los roep rcocs, advise % bnsipes' give
tsinesions Of characters, As.
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NEw YORK AND HARLEM RLILRoAD.

NJ
IN wtrrps sprtperuNrr. -
Commencing Wednesday, January 3, leoA
Trains leave the depot corner OF White and Centre
New York, at
,?soA NJ Mail, for Albany. stopping at Williamson
all stations north.
sop. n; Express. for Albany, stopping at the
SIP. N. For White Plains. stopping At all inter
sistious
Trains leave The depot, corner Of Twenty srih ctr
FOURTH avenue, New fork. At -,,,-
sls A. NJ For wIllismsbridre, stopping At All inter
stations
1884. NJ White Plains do. q
29P.M. wlllismsbridse, do;..,s. 9. O.
sop. N. Nillsrton, stopping al Willsmsorioges NJ
termediate stations north .,..
.@P.n. Cro.on Falls, stopping at All Intermediate
Returning, trains leave Albany for New York
7B A. NJ Mali. stopping at all stations norh OF an
Sap. n. Express, stopping :. All prineipsl station
wv j. CAMPBELL, superinie
pENNsyLvANIA EAILRoApp ws. ru. .
.tor IA ra,es ~ fare and freight low al All tim
sny oher route FOR passage tickets or 70 contrsct 70
srs,r Ner yorr 70 any point in the entire West ca
s nompsnv'. ossce. No. 4 ksor Horse New York
"""fs' !. L. RfL1OTT. Passenger
BEECH CO, Freight Age
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EoR SALE ON ACCOMMODATING ryRss-rHK
IN story brown house, No Fourth strecfA
Aprr 70 AuGtsI BELMONT. rs Beaver streea.
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I-oR SALE OR ExCHANGE-THE ELEGANT POUR
story brown front house beautifully located the high
ground in the city IN fty second street between Eghh
and Ninth The house " nearly new built IN ne
and In perfect order with all OF the modern
improvemeps occt~d ~ the owner, The house will
be sold bargain exchanged for small house the city
or en,aae house In Brooklyn worth about 5000 woud
exchange for small place in the country the Hudsn
River Harlem or New Haven Railroads worth about he
ssre amount 20 above Tho beEnce remain on mort
Apply to s. y. LYNBs, No g Wal street, the base
neIt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

| LroR SALE CHEAP-THE POUR STORY HOUSE no !
Lsmsrine place q feet front; only $1,000 This house
has All The modern improvements and probsby the best
house for the price IN New York II be sold Apply On
the before In the morning after in the evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

(yOuTfRY SEAT AND FARM FOR SALE AT SOUTH
~ Norwak, Connecticut-C q 90 OF highly
cultivated land, substantial and convenient house. with
large barn. and all the other oubudngs ali In
cellent repair This property commanding position
within mile Of the DEPOT and desirable for
family OF resPecabhy who desire country residence "a
the distance Of the doing daily business In the
city II desired There H. an abundance Of choice fruit and
the position decidedly healthy This property will be sold
very low figure, snf accommodating For par
uculars apply 10 T. THOMPSON, Sd 70 urth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

L,OR SALE CHEAP-A FIRST CLASS HOUSE AND
LOT IN West FORTY first street, sinh avenue Cor
= 500 one IN West Thirty eighth street near Seventh avenue
for q GO. in West Forty first street 5000; and two
story frame house and lot No. H West Twenty seventh
street for SEQ large tenant house and lo No ls6 West
Fortieth street for 5000 Apply toJ. VAN WAGNER,
Ace W EnrfN secnnh sireat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALEM THE TOWN or RYE
~ the old Boston Post road between the villages q Rye
and Porchester within minutes walk Of the New Haven
Railroad depot Good story house. house and
oubuiding with fifteen OF lard plenty OF fruit and
aud
country For sale low and Possession LIST Of
April Apply at 2l2 East Twenty slih street
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-24
1AWRENCE. FoREYERl

DOUBTLESS MINNE0LA possesses
~ numerous advantages for the location
of the Capital Of Kanzas; but whether you
believe it or not, my store in Laurence cost
more than all the buildings in Minneola
put together, III is
SIXTY FEET LONGl
Twenty-Five feet wide, and three stories
high. The walls are built of solid stone,
and the front is of brick. 1t cost CHEAP"
of money, and in order to pay for it, shall
be obliged to sell a right smart chance" of
Goods. Therefore, good people of
PR AIRIE CITY
And neighborhood, when you visit Law
renee, just drop In and deposit with my
clerk a few Of your
SHINING GOLD D0LLARSl
And shall be excessively obliged to you
My stock consists of everything a man
'oants to eat; together with great variety
of notions in the
GROCERY LINE,
Not usually kept in Kanzas stores.
have opened RESTAURANT, where
WARM MEALS
eau be obtained at all hours of the day, for
the moderate sum of 25 GENTS. Also
HOT OYSTERSl
At all hours of the day and evening, for
25 CENTS A PLATE,
0J- No charge for showing the premises
to all honest people
CHAS. STEARNS,
l4ly IS Mass.-st