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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-25

Hurrah for Pixies Peak !
ALL who intend going to Pixies Peak next Spring
n had better come 10 the
"Hasrkeye Store"
t. re. their outfit All kinds of Groceries and Pro-
AFresh Lot Of Goods Just Received.
SUGARS
New Orleans Sugar. Is pounds for one collar,
N @ Prime, NY Crushed,
LontsianA larifed, Powdered,
Becbef's Clarified,
MOLASsEs AND BYRUPS.
Belcher's Golden Syrup, N AclAsses (new crop
Pine Apple Syrup Molssses.
cOPFERs.
Prime Rio, Fresh Roasted,
Old Gov Java, Gov ava and Rio.
TRAs.
Imperial Oolong,
Young Hyson.
FLOUR.
Johnton's Buokwhs at do.
FISH.
Picked Herring mo y Goldfish,
Msckerel, No ! white Fish.
SALT.
g A Salt, Salt by the barrel.
SOAP.
white q II Soap, CASTLE Soap.
Brown do Transparent Soap.
OIL.
whale (for burning,) Elephant.
FRUIT.
eultana Raisins Gust recd) Zautc CurrAnts,
Valencia do Cttron.
Mr. do Prunes,
Driei Apples (new) Dried Peaches (new.)
BURNING FLUID, warranted to burn and no
smoke.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE ofsall kinds.
FAGKHAvEN OYSTEs @ >, ALWAYS fresh.
All articles sold are warranted to be as good as
| can be found is the city.
All Goods TO asopable amount, DELIVERED
| PRER OF CHANGE, within the city limits.
Jans-dAwtf T.. N. SHlPMAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-25
FORSALEORLEASE.
For Sale.

For Sale.
AAONE hundred ard twenty Building lots In On
IAddtion TO the town OF Port Byron.
These lots are eligible and handsomely situated On
abe bank Of the Mississippi. They vii De .old rea.
tonable terms.
FOR particulars inquire Of Aessrs. Durfee, Pratt
Co.,. Port Byron, CHARLES J. RN,ers, KsG LoC.Aire,
or Of John 7. KING,
Iand Ageut. 70 IS Brady street.
Also. nureerless desirable pieces OF land in
and near the cities Davenport and Le Claire, and
near Port Byron. nov30
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07

LkAvISo THE MoUSTAys.-Mr. Daniel Rich,
who has been engaged n constructing gates,
dams, ETC.. at the lakes of the South Yuba Ca
nal Co., during the past summer and fall, left
there on Friday morning last, in company with
his party Of niue men, aud arrived at Nevada
on Saturday evening The snow at the lakes
is about six feet deep, and the party travelled to
Eureka on snow-shoes. which place they reach
ed about eleven o'clock on Friday evening.
The lakes are situated near the summit and at
. much greater elevation than the highest point
on the Henness Pass. No attempt will be made
TO return to the lakes until next spring. At
the lakes Of the Eureka Co., which are some ten
or twelve miles north of the others, the snow is
six or eight feet deep. The party at work for
this company left The Eureka lakes few days
ago, and one of the men had bis feet badly fro
zen before reaching the settlements The wea-
ther has been extremely cold on the summit,
during the past few weeks.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07

EARTHQUAKE AT CoPIAPo.-The city Of Copia-
po, in Chill, was visited by an earthquake on the
18th Of October, which resulted in the loss Of nine
lives and an immense amount Of property The
number of private houses totally destroyed 1l5
partly in ruins and uninhabitabe 224; which to re-
ed to these, $4,000; loss in goods furniture etc.
$4,000. Loss in damages to the church of La Mer-
cede, to the public prisons, hospital Intendenca,
etc., 10000; other losses, $lO,0O0-total $3.50 900.
The Caldera and Capiapo Railroad was also consid-
erably injured 1t is said that ZIG distinct shocks
were felt at Copiapo, within twenty-fo hours At
the port Of Cadera but little damage was DONE The
retired $50 feet, but returned quietly to within
Few feet of its original bounds.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07

HORSE CESsUs.-The following curious &C.
count is given iu Appleton's Cyclopoedia, Of
the number of horses in the various parts Of
the world
The general estimate has been eight to ten
horses in Europe for every hundred inhabitants
Denmark has forty-ive horses to every hundred
inhabitants, which is more than any other Euro
pean country. Great Britain and ireland have
100000 horses; France 5000. .0o0; Austrian
Empire, exclusive of Italy. $500. 900; Russia
$500 900. The United States have 5000, 900
which is more than any European country; the
horses of the whole world are estimated at
81 ,420, 900.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07
NEVADA DEMOCRAT
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. =. 1888.


ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.-Nr. T. 7. Thompson. q
saddler and harness maker, on Broad street,
was accidentally shot and dangerously wound
cd last Friday evening. Itappears that Thomp-
son and Freachman who has for some time
been in his employ, quit work about nine
o'clock, and we're making preparations to take
. walk previous to going to bed. The French
man got his pistol, and something being said
about robbers, he took the weapon from bic
pocket, and elevatng the muzzle in the direc,
tion of Thompson, was about to say what be
would do in case he was attacked, when the
pistol was discharged, and the ball took effect
in Thompson's breast, indietiug dangerous
wound. The ball entered the cavity of the
chest, bat could be traced no further. Luckily
il missed the vitals, and the patient is now in a
fair way to recover. The Frenchman. in whose
hand the pistol was discharged, is much grieved
with the part he had in the accident, though
Thompson does not attach any blame to him,
being satisfied that the shooting was purely ac-
sidental.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07

The COUNTY HosPITAI~-The Board of Super.
visors met on Wednesday last to open aad ex.
anime the bids for erecting county hospital
As number of mechanics, who intended to
submit proposals supposed they would be re.
ceived during the day, and one Of the members
was compelled to leave at nooB, the Board sd.
journed until to-day, with the understanding
that bids would be received up to yesterday
evening. The Board will meet this morning
and open the bids
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07

CAUeHr AT LAsT--Jim Knapsey who has
been convicted several times on charges of pet
ty larceny. and sentenced to the. county jail,
was sent up from Grass Valley last week oa q
charge Of grand larceny, having stolen gold
watch. he has heretofore been very cautious
to steal nothing of sufficient value to make .
case Of grand larceny, but he seems to have
made mistake this time, aud il convicted will
have an opportunity to serve the State for a
year or two at San Quentin, which is not quite
SO comfortable berth as serving the county.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07

SERENADE.-We we're aroused from our slum-
bers some time during the small hours of Sat-
urday morning, by the dulcet notes of the
guitar. banjo and violin. at our window. While
listening to the sweet refrain as il rung out in
the frosty air, VIC were in quandary whether
the musicians had not mistaken our dormitory
for that of some "girl in red" and refraiued
from expressing Acknowledgements till we learn
ed the notes were intended for our ear. The
musicians, Aessrs Overlin, Shelton and Charley
johnson cannot be beat on their respective in-
Etruments.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07

A RAPE CAsE.-A man was arrested at Red
Dog last Monday, charged with committing
rape on girl eleven years Of age He was
examined before Justice Cozzens, aud held to
bail 10 the sum Of one thousand dollars to au-
sWer to the charge 1t is believed by many Of
the residents of Red Dog that the charge is
false, and that the prosecution was instituted
for malicious puposes. We did not learn the
came Of the accused.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07

CHn.D BuRNED.-A little child Of Mr.. Corbet
aged about nine months. as we are informed by
DIR. Overton, crept to the fireplace, aud at u
moment when the attention of thoes in the room
was directed in another quarter, fell into the
fire.. 1t was immediately taken out by the IA
ther; but its head was SO badly burned that
fears are entertained that it will not recover.
Mr.. Corbet resides on Rock Creek, near Mr..
Turner's mill.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07

RErURHED.-W. r. Coe. an old resident Of
Nevada, who has been absent some months on
a visit to his friends in the East returned on
the last steamer, with the intention OF again
making this his place of residence. Kes. Arm
strong also returned by the same steamer.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07

SroRTNG.-We learn that Con. Riley and
Barney Harrigan. of Grass Valley, recently
challenged the Nevads soys to play game OF
raokets. for 5000. The challenge has been ac-
9 pied lg Dan. Collies and David Carly, Of
Nevada, and the gaue comes of at Sullivan's
bali Court. Ou Broad street, on Sunday, De-
,cember 18th.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07

SECOND TRIAL OF OkGUE.-The second trial Of
VIM. B. Oague, indicted for the murder Of Gus.
Moore, was commenced in the District Court
yesterday. The jury were empanneled, and
three or four witnesses for the prosecution we're
examined yesterday afternoon.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07

BLASTING AccIDEST.-Hsnry Parker was se-
riously lnjared about two weeks ago, at Ger
man Bar while engaged in running a tunnel
10 quartz Eead' BY the accidental discharge of
blast, His right hand aud wrist were terribly
mAngled, number of the bones were taken
out, and be will probably be crippled for life.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07

DRY GooDs.-We call attention TO the adver-
tisement Of Messrs. Boley q Weller, dry goods
dealers, corner of Main aud Washington streets.
They have recently opened large and elegant
stock Of goods, designed especially for the fall
and winter trade
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07
gssfiul ySsitss.

The Ladies OF Nevada viii give Ball AT
the Court House. on evening Of the 2oth December
the proceeds Of the Ball to be appropriated to protecting
Of Nevada from Fire. Tickets win be sold At IS, 90
By Order Of the COMMITTEES. ~ ears c
Mrs. J. A. LANcAsrKR, Miss A. WHiTMAE,
Mrs. JoHS MCDOWELL. Mrs. JUDcn CAswHLL,
Mrs GEORGE LANCASTER, Mrs, JUDGE SEARIs,
Mrs l. ]. RoLFE Mira. c. W. HILL,
Mrs. JoHN wEBnHK, Mrs. SANDS,
Mrs. SAMI.. BoREG, Mrs. j. CAsTuS.
Mrs A. HANSON 'tra Mrs. J. S. WALL. r
Mrs. L. G. WAnE, Committee OF Arrangements
Nevada, November Sth 1859. n rr.is
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07

Suicide OF A CHIHAMAN.-A Chnaman, nam.
ed Alb Loo who was recently convicted at Pla.
serville Of the murder Of q countrymau, CON.
mi'ted suicide. on 25th November. by hanging
himself with silk sash in his cell in that town
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07

NEv Books, ETC. z. HAmlin bas lust re-
--eeived at bis book store, corner of Broad and
Pine streets, large stock Of new books, boIli-
day presents, toys, etc.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07
Special Notice.

L.M. Coha, Of the Philadelphia Dry Goods Store.
wishes to inform the good people Of Nevada and vicinity
that he has Just opened his large and well selected stock
OfFALL WINTER DRY GOODS, DoMEsTIcs, ETC, and
will not bait them with loc Calico, s1I Ct sheeting
but will sell all goods Cheaper than the Cheapest essab
shment in this town. and win not be underrOld by any
one Call yourselves Ladies', and be convinced for am
determined to d. as say and no humbug.
'D L. M. COIN,
SIT Philadelphia Store, Commercial at, Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07

Nevada COmmaHdry No. 9, Of Knights TemplAr
meets every THURSDAY Evening, at Masonic Hall, cor
ner Of Broad and Pine streets Regular meetings on the
lst and Sd Thursdays in each month. Visiting Sir
Knights are respectfully invited.
-t ... SIR THos. II. CAswEII, En-. Com.
Gin JottN r McCoNSELL Recorder.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07

DARING BURGLARY:-Tbe residence Of Nj.
HOel, on the upper end of Broad street, was en-
tered by burglars on Saturday night last, for
The purpose Of robbery. The only persons who
slept in the house were Mr.. Hoel and young
man named Charley who was employed by him
as gardener. Mr.. Hoel was awakened some
time after midnight, and saw a man standing
over him with bowie knife, who demanded his
gold watch aud what money he had in the
house; but the robbers got nothing of value for
the very good reason that Mr.. Hoel was In the
habit Of keeping his money aud other valuables
in place of safety. Charley, who slept in the
lower part of the house, was awakened by the
noise, jumped out Of bed and in doing SO upset
q chair, and it is supposed the burglars were
frightened off by the noise. From the tracks
made around the house, Mr.. Hoel is of the opn.
ion that four or five men were engaged in the
burglary, although he saw but one.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07

Masonic ELEcrIoNs-At stated meeting Of
Nevada Royal Arch Chapter No. 6, F. IL A. NJ
held on Monday evening, December 9Th. the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
Masonic year Tbos. p. Hawley, u. Z. II. p;
S. W. Boring. Z. X; A. C. Niles, E. S.; T. II
Rolfe, c. H.; w. G. Randolph, p. s.; A. Chap.
man, r. A. c.; Sol. Koblmao. NJ. Sd "; NJ. L.
Marsh, NJ I'd "; II. W. Calvin. NJ. lst ";
J. II. Helm, Tr; ]. F. Rudolph, Sec'y. The
officers will be installed at the Lodge room next
Monday evening
AT stated meeting Of Dibble Lodge, No.
100, F. d A. NJ, held at Alpha, on Saturday
evening Dec. Sd, the following officers were
elected NJ. C. White. W. "; N. Cannon, S. W.;
Chas. Steinmitz, J. W.; W. W. Wixom, Treas.
nrer, d. W. Laird, Sec'y.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07
s@MN1%@ @Ha So
SEWING NJ MACHINES

OUR MACHINES HAVE REPEATEDLY
" taken the First Premium at various state Fairs, in
competition with all others. They make the lNTEk-
LOCKED STITCH (Which cannot be unraveled) alike on
both sides not at the will OF the operatoro not get
out Of without great abuse and will execute every
variety Of work In the most beautiful style ,. ..
See what the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN says, and that ought
to be good authority
"Mr. Singer has become Nestor In the discovery OF
Sewing Machine improvements. Hardly week passes
without the issue Of one more patents for his nven
tions His Sewing Machines have been greatly improved
within the past year, HIGHEST DEGREE PERFECT No
one has done so much towards the Introduction OF
these great laborsaving machines as Isaac NJ Singer
lie ought TO be well rewarded.
inventor, is precision in the application Of mechanical
means. He makes mstakestries no abortive exper-
mens and although he has been able to improve greatly
upon his own original IDEAS yet his inventions have al
ways successful from the start and have never i'm
proved by any other person
j. H. DusxELL, Eso Agent for l. NJ. Singer Co, 100
Sacramento StreetDear Sir I'VE take great pleasure in
speaking In the highest terms Of the merits Of your Sew
ing Machines for manufacturing purposes, and we can do
with proprety We usrg yours and others.
We manufacture all kinds of clothing, both light and
heavy, and have used for about year the Wheeler
Wilson Machines, and the Quaker City, and for some
months Singers Machines. The Quaker City Machines
have discarded worthless tous We stl use the
Wheeler Wilson Machines on light clothing, for which
they adapted, while employ number Of yours
all kinds Of clothing. Your machines give trouble
In getting out Of order fully recommend them for
all purposes a.... tlal
stitches Singers Machine make the best stitch known
and makes II in the best manner. is si
Respectfully yours, BARNETT, BANKS 4 co.,
" and "a California street.
Our Family Sewing Machine at s76 Is by far the best
Machine ever sold at corresponding price Hammers
J.H. DUNNELL, Agent.
3.8m 100 Sacramento street
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07

a
Nevada RoySH Arch Chapter No. q, meets
every Monday evening at Masonic Hall Nevada Regular
meetings. rst Monday Of each month. Visiting comPan
ions are respectfully invited to attend.
CHAS MARSH, N. r. II. r.
JF. RuDoLPH, secy.
TO INvALLDs.-Havey you Disease OF ths
Kidneys
Take Rsley Is Compound FluidExtract ofBuehu.
Have you Disease ofthe Bladderf
Take Rsley's Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu.
Have you Disease Of the UrethrAi
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract ofBuehu.
Suffering from Debility ofse1ual organsf
Take Risleys Compound Fluid Extract OF Buchu.
Suffering from Pain in Back and Loinst
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract ofBuehu.
Subject to Irregularities and Obstructionsi
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu.
Suffering from DTopsy or Grayels
Take Risley Is Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu.
Any Burning in Urinary Passagesf
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract of Buehu.
Afresh supply justreeeved by
K. r. SPENCE,
7s-tf Druggist 4 Apothecary, No. Al Broad st.
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sPMCaAx. asrlaCAsa.

sP0CaAx4 Ar1aCAh.
yErTTNG OF THE PEoPLE's BUILDrxa assoo,n
n ton VIZ be Ield al Az Ee 9th n 1885,
evening. at O'Clock. j 4. MILllAM3 Reete,sr.syl
RkhRLAyfRS ATT gNrf0R--soMR o. OUR MN
- hsNe struck Tor 81 @sv, Manhattan WIS
asrtef We requer 90 tfics b go uui lbs
usHano complied with. By ord.r OF the
CHAIRMAN Or THE SOCIETY
( Wy Or NEW YORK.-tCTICr-TrI sUPGxmA
" court yins oeide6 that sars Is lily Iaspe.t r fe
upo isten possesspn Of ha City iasooctsrs do
para Nrt sno h~Tehv hnnfy tie pnbic IA euth,5
zeo to ehusc any d.bs or behalf tbs city Tor
werk 80. or supplies nrhisaec up3er that d,pssat II tb
Guy goVtHhAhe .t Lr III lie exiaing aoaucy 10 Sled
Fer. 7. itAws Con,r trn'ier ~v"'
Rev Yorl, May " 1853
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hOhftDING AND LODGING.

OOc' AUAA ~
-
hOAkDINa AND LODGING.
! UoAsp m sKooKLYN-Ar iO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ street bet ,ees so-run and ssuh nofious
sss ss % say & he % og sS' leave ss n,us . as
vsl f'"n t,y le'n-s
! koahD IN BtooKLiE- LADT AND ASST
or Re a.stem, srge hsndsrneiy tu.aishsi
~ mo. e. from Atlstnc NJ tssrr. APPLY
| O. W 80 lnc "a. e. estwetn henry aco Cioon-
BosssaSs o IN ,I n,sspoSSLsstsres AIRY sooss
hosyo "mln I'VE m.uies wax OF hs sosh Wan sr-et
feIrs zsS c. y street Congress street sross
Boz. osS .l Ir sso9KSs essr.eMss quo
se,t.s cn Obtain furnished pl,uo- so1
AIS ~ .V sepy su.e. los~on atx Ill
s-s.l .no SCUM efr,ss. le,ms nodefAe.
| gotkr n ssoortSr- "A sTsIcgLv parv.vEs "a
stry. ~i'f Ian ne .chefard commenting obsr
Iooe sia .e o. a %' so St .r o'Ia
900. s.no 2Nllo~ pi,ce corner Of Jorsleo,asoe
| RosH9 IN suo,Klyr.-sIsSJe oEsT1Ehes or
eas,e large ar aDms c e. Ss -s
20 folru street, Brooklyn. Only three ses walk frJG
rnn le-r,.
pess. w. ms must ~ P,,s i'm .e,a
n-rc ,et snsNea azores. a. se,al, ot,e
| pOARD IN BR, oKLyN-A PLrAssNr UNFrR
n,ss IT, ,oo WI bedroom sejoeog t, let to gentle
n b sno @ "s ss S,d so fss sosIe sso,smsa
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UOARD II REOuKiyN rus Slssgn so,ws az
M ssa sscSd G ar, s sss' as. r
| NAN tnees ferry. Dioner at O'clock. Apply 1903
- = -o1..- $50, - - -----
+ fud door congress rs aeiSsay iesas, 'a1ss
for sS s r Q, ~ s
| o. whil stree tites
| BOARD ON BsooKLys HrGHrs-A PLEASANT
single espreSen wHna so oiaat~s q we .. se,
ne.reser e,csspsta place. e'r'sr OF sears street
------ -, - ----------
Is lazy in = pr,sst- fsniy or wssre bee a.. b., ~
st Spe s1a Tee "S ss npl o9so.
| Uocerae & II, Post once Brokya
BOARD wAsiEp-BY a GENrLsMaN AND Lazy,
se Ss hr he 's s q no cher
oeu,ra, ami terms occera,e address a M Ms,ropouso
Feet ONCE Bible House
bosss n l,vae .U bse ses a,s ps
bosrosrs ns'etso sweuty nnso 70 rh-y
s,h Moth avenues terms m Is,
svenr., s,St'ps terms &C. -S'A
VAN sgssl e psooKLys SGAs rHs SOUTH
e. to ir dollars per wees no address
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s,h street. wants seresi place and would orser where
nUmter of persons IN the house Pirto Eerslj ONCE
ID furnished the second door he bad board
u Frs lwecty THIRD street, Fourth desirable
locs't n
DOkRDING-A GENT EMAN AND WIFE or
so plessant rooms in private family, at No. rs wss
seLty fourth street
poARr1Ne.-,,A sEsrLsMAN Arp ga WIFE, oarwo
:, Mt 30 bearoou Wits board private fsS,y Ap
ri! at 10 weuT wenty second street
------------------ ------------------
BOARDING AT s0t FOURTH sTEEEr.-ONN Ia
q room with paptrias attached sutsnla or peu,le oag
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HARDwhKE-Foa LIZ, IBE GOOD WILL. STOCK
Ia and futures OF az old ca abDso-d gr..
thoropt hfse N The lover pA OF t's ols
for NiEbng 10 e buNoess Tbs
present good go,is TIE business can be
grfsy Increased b. little eIsrtion ADDRESS Cutler, and
hard~ are. Herald office
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TqErTR,l PARK LOT FOX sslR-OS EIGa
ayeuuc bstw FIFTY seventh and rfsyeighth street
Apply ion j hakhIoT, Bsnk Of Commerce.
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r.,oR gaIF-TwO sllssg CLASS FOUR sFOAY, Baowa
front houses. "A and 6 Thirty hifd street cas-,
OF ryth sveuu~, with AL the mode 1a
pese order iust finished Inquire presss from riee
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1rOa ssLE--THE NEW roU r STORY BROWN STONE
Il front house, with all he modern improvements Is teet
frort by GO Deep los full sze built the
Inquire the 80 ssst Thirty sixth street Terms
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

1roR sALY-AT A SACRIFICE, A FIRST GLASS HI1a
II three stor, house in highly respectable nei h5or
bcod street South Brooklyn furnished throughout
with ali and 10 ars, style to
cou'or elegance than half the purchase money
can rgage 1be furniture be purchased IL
reqred Apply Major REED Office Is Union street
BBuits avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

DARrHER wANrED-wITs 5000 TO BIZ COO TO IN
crease cash business in which fey thousand OILERS
invested, for the facture OF staple articles Of dairy
consumption. Address boz 1851 Pest Office New York wih
real name and address Agents need rot apply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
BOARDING AND LODGING.

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c'etr of Ch.,ha bis boDss j.s been Saxh'y
IsbvAfc ard newly painted furnfshed Families sin
~ p-s ns CSC obsin desirable suns
vhb tcuo hoard a. moderate charges persoua
eo"p'ca'ed at q b. per day DtS ne- 6P NJ
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

A GENTLEMAN. LEAVING Fox EUROPE, WISHES
a eel the patent 81 = o. Que n ,sa esss i,ysa
uoht o be sge the article yiugs over go o.ot prO
tr 81 sposbt sn the h,lsore rsnais hpoly 10
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