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SIMS ARCTIC RRFRIGERAT0Rsi I
AtA. w, RICE A CO.'S, Huston building.
B0QUET WATER COOLERS.
PLAlH WATER COOLERS,
Both Zine and Porcelain, with and without Filters.
AtA. ". RICE 4 co.'s, Huston building.
Maaner'A Five Minute Cream rreszerp.
Al A. w. RICE a co.'s, Huston Buildiag.
Plunge Bath Tubs,
Hip aud Spuuge Bath Tubs.
Az W. RfCE 4 co.'s Huston Buiiding.
Toilet 5Otts, Plain ana Fanov,
Al A, W. RICE 4 Co.'S, Huston building.
Ludlow's Self-sealing Cans and Jars.
Requiring no wan, soldering or cement. They seal
easily and open easily. Every one warranted per-
s,ct'y tight. Also Screw Top Cans, Wax Cans and
Atk. ". RioE CO.'S, Huston building.
OLD DOMINION COFFEE POTS,
and COFFEE ROASTERS,
AtA. w. RICE CO.'S, Hutton Building.
general assortment Of Tin, Japan 4 Pressed Ware,
A. W. RICE CO.'S, Huston Building.
Whitewaah brushes, shoe Brushes, Scrub Brushes,
Comp brushes, Dust brushes, Tea busters, just re-
ceivc0from the East at
A. W. RICE CO.'S, Hasion Building
Stoves and House furnishing Goods,
In general.
At A. w. RICE & cos,
Jyi4 Huston Building.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-06

SEAEED Proposals will be received at the
~ Auditors once, Of Montgomery county, ohio,
IN haytun, until 2 O'Clock, A. M, on
Saturday, August 6. 1859,
folthe erection Of ahfidre across the Miami River.
AZ the north cad n Miaminburg
Plan and specifications of the eame can be acen Al
!ne atofesaid ONCE, where All Information relating
70 We sane not tcontninpd In this notice. can be had
struoture, separate, or for she job complete
masonry 70 be completed this fall, enperstrtcture
mex spring. BY order Of the COusty Commissioners.
"a ,,.... DANIEL II. DRYDEN, Auditor.
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To Capitalists.

A HANDSOME new two story Brick
n Dwelling (doube) on Brown street, that will
rent for TEN PER CENT ON THE INVESTMENT.
For sale by CHAS. +. CLARKE,
les Clegg's Building, Sd street.
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Ton. Safe.

MY House and Lot, No. "A Centre street,
III is for sale. AnypersOn desiring nice little
home can now have an opportunity OF Securing one,
on easy terms, by applying soon to
John X. GERHARD
LII. e-- All COyingt0n, KY,
iy5 tffI'ff'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-06

voR GOVERNOR,
RUFUS P. RANNEY, of CuyshogA County.
hIBuTENANr eovRRNoR,
WILLIAM II. sanford, Of Ross County.
JUDGE or THR SUPREME COURT,
HENRY @. WHITMAN, Of Fairfield Co.
AUDITOR or STATE,
@. VOLNEY DORSEY, of Miami County,
TREAsUREE or STATE,
WILLIAM BUSHNELL, of Richlsnd Co
sEoREFARY OF STATE,
JACOB REINHARD, Of Franklin County
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES TOMI.lNSON, Of Washington CO
COMMON SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
CHARLES N. ALLEN, Of Harrison Ce
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-06
n fact he has now on hand full and complete Atooi,
Of all the latest st,leE on
WHITTEN'S GOLDEN sALVE

WHITTEN'S GOLDEN SALVE
1t is adapted for Sores, Humors Wounds and every
Kind OF external iniammatory dificulty, of what.
ever name or nature ON man or beast. Made only
by G. p. WHITTEN, Lowell, MASS % cents ner
S, box. The usual diseopnts TO the trade; Sold by
THE GOLDEN SALVE-A Great Healing Reme-
dy. Itis with much pleasure we announce the ad-
with such signal success in Lowell, where IL is
made, that the papers have teemed with cases of
truly marvellous cures. They chronicle one where
the life OF a lady was recently saved--a case of
broken breasts another where the life of child was
sayed-a case OF ohahng; another OF lady whose
face was much disfgured by scrofulous humor
which was brought to healthy action in a few
days ALSO another ofan old man, who had sore on
his loot Tor twenty years-ouIed In few weeks
Ouroitzens will not be slow in getting at its merits
and will herald IL over the wOrd.-[Bo Herald.
0J- AGENTS WANTED IN THIS STATE TO
canvass with the GOLDEN sALVE. Sells rapidly
Can make good pay. For terms &C., send stamp,
je2-tawd&l3ww
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Table Mats
Fly Traps.

A NEW invention of the aboyo article
IA for sale at
jes HECKLER, REMLEY a MAXToNs.
GLASS WARE, in all shapes, grades and
" prices, just received.
jes HECKLER, REMLEY MAXToN.
WATER COOLERS-A good article, at
w reduced prices, for sale at
jeB HECKLER, REMLEY & MAXTON'S
WIRE COVERS-Oval and round-(all
w sizesl just received at
jes HECKLER, REMLEY MAXToN's.
WALTERS AND TEA TRAYS-Just
W received another lot new stl les at
je5 HBCKLER, REMLEY & MAXTON'S
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-03
stFs,,,;;T 11C - - 1in SlhI LIZ IROFEKI1

c. VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY
haIIsI ON CENTRE STREET
ny AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold on TUESDAY NEXT, September 9Th Mt
o'clock at the Exchange Saesronm street all the
Toi9wing described very desirable FEE SIMPLE PRO
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
situated on the northwest corner Of Centre street and Har
grove alley The Lot fronts Centre IS feet inches
and running back about Sc feet wide alley the i'm
proYements on Centre street consist THREE we'll built
three-story BRICK DWELLINGS: aud also further i'm
proved on tlargrove alley by TWO good story BRICK
1856. '' s' 'ei'' io'
The above property will be sold fee or ground rent
will be created of 5000 the option the purchaser
able semi-annually. Title indisputable. F"'
TerRs at sale
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fgfs4 TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of De-
I cree of the Chcqt Court for Howard county, passed
AsAA in the case of Evan Hughes and others as. F.. H.
Jones and Others the subscriber will
PuDHc SALE at the Court hous, in Eicots Mills, in How
ard county, ESDAY the 18th day of September, 1852
at Y oclocS, NJ:
ALI The LAND in the proceedings in said men.
toned containing from TO ty fifty acres 1t is OK the
most beautiful locations for country in Howard CO.,
eng on the Columbia turnpike less than nile from tie
depot at ELECTS Mills 1t adions the IA ms of Messrs
Mercer Hughes and Davis 1t oyerloOks the country for
miles around
The terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are-Tha
one third of the purchase money shall be paid cash on the
day OF sale oAehird in twelve months, and the remaining
third in eighteen months thereafter tie edit payments 10
bear lntefeStrom the day of and be
Of the purchaser with endorser be approved by the
Trustee
sl-2aw&ds WM. II. G. DORSEY. Trustee.
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ALSO,
% HORSES AN CARRIAGES. SEE
HORSES. " "OA
2GOOD DRAWS
Family CARRIAGE and harness, &c
u The Horses, &c, will be sold at l O'clock precisely
Terms ofsale cash.
JOHN KETTLEWELL, Trustee
,, SAML II. GOV Err. Auct,
Rnl Iirrnr. -nArnn
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Mants.


VKTANTED.-TWO OR THREE YOUNG
w MEN CAN'BEACC0NM0DAT WITH PLEASANT
BOARD and comfortable rooms. Apply at No 81 FRONT
STREET, opposite St INC nts Church. s2tf
HOUSEKEEPER, MATRON, SICK-NURSE,
Il 1or ATTENDANT on AN INVALID TRAVELLING. =
An wanted in any of the above capacities by
Address m A. R., l2 Ann street Reference can had
ofthe Rev Geo A. Leaken, 229 East Pratt s3t*
A SMALL FAMILY, CONSISTING Or
T Nh 1WN PERSONS ENTIRELY, WITH A SER
ANI, desire to make arrangements for the Fall and
winter, py ENGAGING several rooms, Parlor and Cham
berl which they will furnish themselves commodious
and comfortable house where there few oher
Dofders ant in the northwestern portion Of the city Ac
tommodations can be rendered person commencing
Enlistment OF this sort which will diminish the outlay
capital necessary at first starting Address Sc at this Office
without delay aSl-f
A YOUNG MAN, FULLY COMPETENT TO
IATAKE CHARGE OF A SET OF BOOKS. WISHES TO
PROCURE SITUATION in that capacity, with some good
house where he can make himself generally useful The
most satisfactory references be given Please address
"BOOKKEEPER,' at this Office. a25-tf
81 000 TO $S,OOo.;--WANTED A PART
ScoOOONER in an old established Commission
and Liquor Business the wharf, with capital of
dress H A IITTON
MI U Care P. O., Box sos, Baltimore.
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8MbIft Sales.
BY LENNON d BROGDEI
RII(NII 4 II A ~, g III A m.

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{ d. TUESDAY, 9th September, 1859, at IL
n HfIbs ' WT dRaetien stores Buchanans wharf
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&rU G5G00s,
HOUSE, INSTITUTE,

HOUSE, INSTITUTE,
Ii CHURCH. HOTEL AND VESSEL
, FURNISHING DRY GOODS, CARPETINGS, &c
Best Velvet Brussels, Ply and Ingram Carpeugs, oil
Cloths and Mattings (a witls If bst quality All kinds
Bed Linens and Cottons Made Sheets Comforts and Spreads
blankets, Table Linens, TOwc!ings Curtain and Awning
Goods with many other House Furnishing Goods popu
lar terms, and made desired at the shortest notice.
R0YSFON BROS,
81 RaItir,ore strart
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CO-pmtmrsbip Actites.

NOTICE.-The business hitherto carried on by
the Undersigned under theft of G. W. GAIL. will be
CONTINUED hereafter under the firm Of C. W. GALL
AK. G. W GAIL,
CHRISTIAN AK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-30
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
~ Doors open At seyea Commence At hsifpas sevsa
OF the Great and Reao~ned
GABRIEL. RAvEL
In two NINA, laughXsle comic characters
US Longitude ia siqon's Mlahsps,
VIII De presented Tor be last Tune but enc.
FH' Pxs1 sy NUM- B SHH q SsE ls'''
VI 'Ae Grand r nsy3 Comic raa'Omi0s Of
TX FOURTEEN TABLEAux,
Inc very SIa saSSs1s sfs HsasS1ime Of
simon, ~ 'oo'man. Gabriel Rsvel
osSsr characters by III. R.1si Company AA'''
,s.. s Ss sSd By
With a aSosa. rsasea d..
d' sSa sss's sssS Sc e
By Young Amerc. Nile Chiarini and Andrew Lehman.
julie. rApe: M is q s ssa ;s Paul All tire. ;.
& o. $
ssu .sa Ssss = Z; Hs s MI. S Henu.o.
I dSEAf NEWS FoR TIE LOVERS OF FUN
At q sA sfFss; SI ssSss'' 4
appear ssIs a aEas a Tsfs sSsS
Tssng delight and admiration 10 the minds Of ALL and form
ing most charming rs RSh sf'ssP' a sRRssas' 'f
reduced rate Of adisson that win enable families to o..
"'0''eis MGs il;
- PROGRAMME VARIED EVERY
cenU
Reservsa ssass 80 cvas
THE Lay op THE LAST ocToRooN,
great musical production by the Club.
LrRANKLS MUSEUM. NO. l1 GRAND STREET, oNB
II door from broadway
TWO Performances DAILY,
lnsnnencing at In the Afternoon and ct in the evening
This Ia the only place where
MODEL ARTISTS
are exhlbked The entire troupe conssng OF
IWENTY-sEvEN YOUNG LADIES'
win appear 10 number Of "beaaufu living PICTURES" Ad
so cents boxes cents private boxes
NEW YEARS DAY
Monday ,anuary LEGO, will be celebrated in suberb style
over
FIFTY YOUNG LADIES
VIII appear In the Model Arss with other Atractons Twe
performances win be given usual Don't forget to visit
NAIETIEs CONCERT ROOM 600 BROADWAY. TWO
VI doors above Nblos six young ladies TO walt
tables none but thoe Of good appearance aud fascinating
manners need apply after H.
4 MEXICAN DRAMATIC INSTITUTE AND GENER Al
IA MUSICAL theatrical and equestrian Agencv, $50 Broad
way-waned Immediately ladies for ballet Apply
az above to CHAS S. BERNARD co.
NEW YORKER sTADT THE ATRE 81 AND 80 BOwERY
IN DER MuLATTE. ODER.
Der Chevalier Saint Georges
Drama BY Theodor He'll
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UyoR MyYRPPox-oIp BLACK STAB LINE.-THE
T. packet ship THORNTON laying at pier q East river,
sails 70 marrow 1te CULrIvATOR ssis January IL
For passage apply on board 70 WILLIAMS GUiOE, 40
Fulton street
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n LExANDRIA, WASHINGTON GEORGETOWN New
"A York and Virginia scre steamshp Companys new arS
olam stesmahip
MONTICELLO. Captain T. " Garcr
r.. u.
will form weekly ne leaving pier IL North river every
Tuesday and Saturday at O'Clock.
PAassge. including statcroom ans meals, 81 80.
These steamers and In every rst csas
Freight per received daily No freight "a
Deived after p. n. day Of sailing.
The Monticello leaves New York SAturdayR and Tia
Mount Vernon on Tuesdays Apply to
II. b. CROMWELL. 4 CO., SO West street
foWlSR Co., Agents- Alexandria.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-30

HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS. TEXAS AND MEXICO
ID New York and New Orleans Steamship Company For
New Orleans via Havana 10 sail Thursday January IL
1890 IL o'clock The United States mail steamship
IHAWBA pish commaader VIII commences 70 receive
North river No bR Of adng signed after the hour Of SAIL
For freight passage apply TO tho agents. LIVINGSTON
CKOCBERON 4 Co. No. Park place.
Through tickets issued TO Vera Cruz and all parts In Texas
per Southern SteRmahip Compsny's line Of steamers.
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MADAME RAY.-THrs MYSTERIOUS LADY Is
M wonder to all her predictions are true All events Of
life od lucky numbers gveu speedy marriages caused visit
ers and name told, at 200 Seventh avenue Ladies'
gentlemen 80 cts.
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gOC BowRRY.-MADAMR wID9ER CIAIRvoYANr,
ADO gifted Hpsnsh lady unveils the mystery Of fatnrfy
love marriage absent friends sokness prssobes medicines
for Ill dseAses tails lucky runber property lost aoSn
No &6 8owegy, between HouspQ and 1leecker streets.
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nRAYTON'S PARLOR OPERA HALL
~ CALDECOTT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Zooloo Kafir En-
tertanmentThs novel and interesting exhibition which has
met with unprecedented In London, Paris Berlin
Vienna and It Petersburg illustrated with magnificent PIANO.
ramc Views descriptive of African scenery with lecture and
by living characters in native costume illustrative Of
Kahr savage e will open at Drayons Parcr Opera HAIL.
Hope Chapel Eoa 78 and 7o Broadway Monday evening
January commencing at ~ O'Clock Doors open quarter
before Reserved seats 30 be secured the
Office from 10 70 IL A. y. nd2to4P.M
A. T. CALDECOTT, travelling companion of DR.. LIVING
STONE lecturer 10 the entertainment
Admission Is cents; children half price,
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AMUsEMMNTs.

CADEhY OF MUaIO-DON GIOVANNI
a LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON
MILE. ADELINA PATHS
Last Appe zrance,
fror 70 the departure OF the FOR Eost0a
Admission $ Reserved Seats co. Private Boyes a. "a
Family Circle 6V cents; AmphNhsatre ~ oAnfa -
Ticket Offices Academy OF MUSIC Slbels No I2Wsf s~s
nrensisg's 70l broadway
Last night Of the Opera.
Last appearance of
MILE. ADEfJNA PATTI.
When viii be presented Mozsrts
. DON GIOVANNI
~.
Miio ADkfINA PATTI. ZsrNra
mme; 81 ySCh...+.s Donna nivlrA
O4Avto
Don ut0vAud9
JDNCA
MAouDo
sig Gem euAe1r
NOTICE consequence Of the early Departure -
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NTEw BOwERY THEATRE.
IN FRIDAY EVENING, DEC 50.
ANOTHER NEW DIANA
First night entire and original Historical DRAINS.
entitled
THE TWO HI3HWAyMEN.
MOTHER GOOSE AND THE GOLDEN EGG.
PADDY CAREY.
STATE SECRETS
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rrlUE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSHIP BR EMEN,
i Vessel commander, carrying the United States NAL,
SATURDAY, Dec. 81, at IL O'Clock NJ,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
LoNboN. HAvRE, SOUTH AMPToN AND BREMEN,
at The following rates. -
Firct cabin 500; second cabin, $50; steerage SIS.
GELPCKE, KEUTGEN l. REICHELT,
No. "a Broadway.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

Science and Modern Warfare.
Science was once the haaG,rafr or l,r,ar.
tv, as in the days when Archimodoz 6ercn-
ded Syracuse against the Consul Narccllus
for eight months, a>touu-4r- tie Roman
soldiers with the deadly effects ,t lis IN
gcnuous machines Then science was d
cal. now she Is COSMOPOLITAN; and tlcrro
gress winch has been make III firearms
and the appliances OF war must influence
the ssrUc2le between FraAce and AE-tgia
for the Italian nat;onalities
Let Us zoe how this is 70 be done, and
The probable effect OF improved imp!e-
mcnt~ %, dystUctiOn as employed in mod
ern warfare. The daily papers Of oar city
have been indul ing In pleasant fanc.es on
the superiority Of France IN the matter of
arms, quite ignoring the fact either from
ignorance or torEetilanr5s. that i -l-1ria Is
Just as wei! prepared, md that she has noE
forgotten the motto, In tine Q! peace
prepare for war
1t IS true that the old musllet has given
way to the rifle, that breech-load;nr guns
are being rapidly introduced into tie az
mics Of Europe by which three shots TO
the common guns one can bc Gred) that
revolving carbines are furnished u sCIno
cCmpan!c, OF light cavalry and that many
chambcred pistols have found their way
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

Of logs, and guarded by dogs OF every
cline, the most fcrocioUs OF all threatening
to jump into the wagon IN his rage III my
seeming trespass The people III the
house, half clad, came out 10 look 1T me,
and from them learned that ii''i reach
ed the Inn where | had expected 70 spend
the night But such an Ian! Itl"oked
as though built Of spokeS. amt the lahd-
lord had dark, han@dog LOOK, a low,
scowling brow, with beard the color oi
charcoal, and eyes of even darker blue.
| hesitated whether TO proceed another ten
miles TO the little village OF N, or STOP
all night, but the lad"d horses and my
own fatigue gained the mastery over III"
uncomfortable prospect ana al!ghtiE5 5ltoi'l
my wagon entered the house.
The landlady, a quiet woman of forty,
cooked; me "a supper of bears meat. |
will not dwell on the evenings converse
ton: suffice il To say that ! retired 10 my
chamber more nervous, if possible, than
had been in the woods. My bed consisted
of as many colors rs the coat Of .lacobus,
and the cabinet articles of the apartment
were specimens TO engage the attention OF
n Broadway Coleman for life. Besides,
there was no fastening upon the door and
this to me was an unbcarable outrage
However. | resolved to secure my nights
sleep as well as possible under difficult
ties, and tippiug Il chair half over. inclin-
ing it against the door, 50 that the slight
est pressure from without would causcit TO
fall, and thereby awaken me, deposited
a. weary a load IS ever courted Morpheus.
upon straw bed
All things end in sleep; 50 did !. The
weary lids gave way, until at what hour of
the night know not, over went my sen
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

A few DAYS since Il lady took the cars at
Ware!,am for New Bedford, Mass, but by
some mistake her trunk was left in the
denot at Wareham, which was entered by
a thief and the trunk rified of some jew
elry and other valuables. Supposins that
the lady had gone towards Boston, he
went to New Bedford, and began to ped
die his plumber: The first lady to whom
he offered to sell the jewelry was the own
or of the trunk He was arrested,
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Gerry, April l6, 90.

The returning gold hunters severely do
nounce the express companies at st. Jo-
seph, saying it is their custom the day be-
fore they start, to parade fine locking
horses through the streets. After sctt.ns
about one hundred miles from the city,
they would be overtallen by man who
would claim the horses as being borrowed
ones, and then the emigrants would bs
obliged TO buy team or foot II
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11
CENTRAL HOUSE.

VIE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he has leased the above named house ate
" Kept by s. CsAcEAfT) and that he Is prepared to
serve those who may favor him with their patronage in
good style and on the most reasonable Farmers
IN particular would nd it to their advantage stop
here in view OF the convenient locality being close
proximity to the business part OF the city. = - =
His table will be furnished with the be st the msrks
can Afford He has good stabpE, and careful and st.
tsoHve hostlers. tsoaol IRA WATSON.
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III . NJ q; O Il \ L II y
a T. ClsEGE. VI H.

. u
T ATE OF Corning, y. Y, would respectfully announce
the citizens OF Otawa and the surrounding coun-
try, that he has permanently located in . city, ~her.
he will he happy upon al! those needing his pro-
fcssonal services
Dr. c takes pleasure in presenting the following ,e.ti
monials:
CORNING, y. Y, April 2Gth. lsss
To SCERS:-I lav. been ,,iIna ;ely ac-
quained with DIR A L Gregg for the past treo years
have also employed him family phy sican for
time and would cieerfuy recommend him TO the conf
dence OF any community where his lot may be cast.
DR.. Gregg is a of strict moral integrity, a good
Careful and capable practitioner J. NJ WOOD.
Ehnker and Erch1RGs Broker.
CORNING, y. Y, April 10Th. ISIS.
To PUBLic:-I take pleasure in recommending Dr.
A. 7. Gregg gentleman and successful practton-
er, and worthy OF the patronage OF the public.
GEO. ". PATTERSON, JR,
Cdsaier Geo. Washington Bank.
CoKSISG, April 2:3d. l>Js.
Hen. JAMES GRANT aud y. KENDALL, Esq, Davenport,
low GILMAN SMITH, Esq Rock Island, Iil.-Dear
Fr.. nds You may place full confidence in the bearer.
Dr. A T. Crego a taan and as physician. We have
emp yeh him in family, and he should locate
your tiuity elsewhere, best wishes will attend
him an d family. C. s. HUBBARD.
VIZ ff the fyyn of W,,. h. Sfere1s Il
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The appended notice which actually
appears among the advertisements in tho
jamestown (Chautauque county, y. y
JopraaI beats any exhibition Of Young
Americanis.n in Plmch;
NoTIcE.-WEereas my father, Newton
Salisbury. has forbid me his bed and board
for the reaion visited and assisted at my
sisters house during her husl andS sick
ness and death, therefore | forbid his har-
boring any other boy in my stead.
WARNER A SALIsEURV
Gerry April Ia 80
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Tobacco 4 Cigar Mamufactory.
OTTAWA MARIsLEYARD.

THE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
Of Gewe Finley, where he intends to carry the
a extensive scale lie has on hand and
always receipt Of the best quality of American t
and Egyptian Marble, for Head Stones Tomb Stones
Monuments Mantles. Furniture, &C. As he has some OF
the worknen in the western country he feels
he up anything in his line in superb
style together with low prices, he feels assured that
he will give an those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
\. Il. Orders from a distance earnestly solicited and
prom ly attended to. JAMES WILLS.
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