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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-04
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Fine Cattle.

Fine Cattle.
re- Our enterprising townsmen. Mes
sers. J. d. MYERS and EDWIN CoBp, will
ship to Chicago, in few days, one Of
the finest droves of cattle ever sent from
Iowa. They have in all, we believe
some thirty or forty head, not one Of
which will weigh less than seventeen
hundred, and some will weigh as high
as twenty-one hundred. They will ship
by the Dubuque and Pacific Railroad
The cattle have been purchased mainly
we believe, in this and Blackhawk coun-
ties.
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Waterloo and independence.

~ We notice that our Waterloo
friends claim for their town the largest
population of any town in the interior, on
the line of the Dubuque and Pacific
Railroad. They may be correct. but we
are inclined to claim the honor for Inde-
pendence. A reliable census, taken by
the Assessor the present Spring. shows
that our town has a population of l545.
Can Waterloo justly claim more?
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The telegraphic report from Washing
ton on Saturday last. states that the ma.
jority of the Harper's Ferry Commit ZEE
have determined not to summon Gov.
WISE. and it is probable that the question
will be submitted to the Senate.
1t is also stated that Mr.. Blair fully es
tablished his right to the seat now held
by Mr.. Barrett. The frauds committed
in that election arc only equalled by
those in Kansas.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-04

The CATTLE DIsrEMPER IN MAssA-
cHUsErrs. - The malignant disorder,
which sometime since attacked the herds
Of Mr.. Chenery and his neighbors at
North Brookfeld, is steadily pursuing
its ravages. 1t has appeared in Spencer.
and much alarm is felt in the adjoining
towns lest it attack them in turn. We
shall shortly publish an article upou the
subject. embracing what is at present
known Of the terrible pest.-Tri6une.
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kENosHA, March 81,

kENosHA, March 81.
A fire this morning destroyed the
buildings both sides of Main street, be-
tween Market and Pearl, except Bailey
& Days Brick buildings, including the
entire north side Of Market Square also
the whole Of the south side Of Pearl street
from Main to the warehouse Bain's
hardware store, the City Hotel and
Quarles brick block are burned. 1t is
impossible to estimate the loss. Very
little insurance except by Balm, and lit
tie property and goods saved.
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Japaa Apple Pie Melon.

~ Dr.. CHASE laid upon our table. a
few days ago. package Of seeds Of the
above new and quite popular melon. for
which he will please accept our thanks
He informs US that the melon. when stew
ed, with the addition of q little acid,
makes a delicious pulp. and when made
into pies. can scarcely. be distinguished
from apples. The DR.. has saved quaint
ity Of the. seed. aud kindly offers to furn-
'sh any one who will call on him. with =
proportion.
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Fire.

Fire.
w On Saturday afternoon last a
couple of buildings, near the depot, US
ed as Whisky shanties." caught fire.
and were entirely consumed. Unfortunate
~ the II. D." {" Instant Death" which
We believe was the brand of the whisky
WAS saved-at least from the flames
The buildings were owned by = French
man named BRoougr. and an Irishman
namel BRENNAN. The origin Of the
FIRE, We hear, WAS accidental.
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boots and Shoes.

~ Our friend WILEY has just laid in
q fine lot Of Ladies' and Gentlemen
Boots aud Shoes, Caters. Slippers, &C.,
for the Spring and Summer trade. and Of
fers them at very low prices. JOHN Meth
er manufactures or sells anything but
good. neat. tasteful. substantial work,
which accounts for his rapidly increasing
business. His own manufacture, for fn-
ish and durability. cannot be surpassed
in Iowa, and we advise those who wan,
good goods in his line, to call upon JOHN
at his store. on Main Street, opposite the
Post Office.
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Grand Show,

Srau0 ShOWs
~ HELLMAN announces a Grand
Show at his store, to continue every day
until further notice. Considering the
large amount of Ladies Shawls, Mantil.
las. Ribbons and Fancy fxins, which
he has just received, as we'll as the ex-
tensive assortment of Dress Goods, Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Curtain Paper. Carpets, ETC.. &C.. and SC
on, now in store and still being received
his exhibition will undoubtedly prove in.
tsresting, instructive, and profitable tc
those who attend. We hope he may al
ways have . crowded house.
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The House Bill authorizing publishers
to print in the papers the date when sub.
scription expires. and reducing postage
on town and city drop letters to one cent,
has passed both Houses of Congress.
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Street Sprinkling.

Street Sprinkling.
~ We are glad to hear that arrange
ments are in progress to have Main St.,
from the bridge to the Revere House,
sprinkled sufficiently, during the dry
weather of the coming summer, to keep
the dust constantly laid. Mr.. KILL
FEATHER is now having the Sprinkler
prepared, and will undoubtedly receive
all proper encouragement.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-04

The prices that have been fixed on BY
the managers of the principle telegraph
lines in the country for telegraphic mess-
ages to and from California. will be
$3.50 for every ten words. besides $500
for expressage Of the message, Of what
ever length. by the pony express.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-04

For seducing Miss Christie. Of st.
Mary's. {. W.. under circumstances oil
an aggravated character, Weir, the raj
road contractor. has paid $50, 900 as a
compromise to her friends to avoid pros
ecution.
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Mrs. WinsIOW,

An experienced Nurse and Female Phys
has Soothing Syrup for children teething
which greatly facilitates the process of teething
by softening the gums, reducing all inlamma.
fion /; will allay all pain and regulate the bow.
els. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves and relief and health to your in.
fants. Perfectly safe in oil cases. Sec adver.
tisement
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-04

"Out West" in Dixon, Illinois, Peter
Brandt, atat 10 years, is husband to Ma
ry ditto. @tat l6 years and the two are
joint proprietors Of 22 pounds of boy,
@tat six months-so that If Peter is no,
one Of the Apostles. he can at least claim
to be one Of the early Fathers.
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SCOVILL'S
SARSAPARILLA
AND
STILLINGLA;
OR
BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP.

1t is highly recon
mended by physical n.
to cure the following
diseases, having thei
origin in a disorderet
state Of the blood.
! Scrofuia, letter o.
Salt Rheum, Scald Hea,
Canker, alterations an,
Enlar9 e ent Of tn
Joints, Generous 1u
mors, Kings Erl, Fry
sipelas, st. anthony
Fire, White Sreiiings
| Obstinate ErnptioRs
Pimples on the Face
Biotches, studies
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia
etc., SNhiiitie and Mer
eurial Elections are GU
! red; Chlorosis or Oh
! stractions in Females
Leucorrhed, or Whites
are relieved by the use o
this Medicine.
| I he medical proper
ties of Sarsaparilla il
conjunction with Still
! lingia, are we'll known
/ by all medical men /,
be the best compound
yet disco vered t.
cleanse and purify tn.
blood, and eradicate q |
humors from the sys
TEN.
We have given tn
Recipe to most physi
clans in the country
that they may know
what they are using
and will continue /.
send it by mail to thos
DESTROYS of KNOWN,
the ingredients enter
ing into its compositiol
that they may prescrib
it in their practice.
1 his preparation
stands at the head O
the list of remedies 70
curing all diseases ari
sing from impuri,ie
in the blood or diseas
ed matter lurking il
the system.
| Thousands who hav
used the Stillingia an,
Sarsap@rilla viii testi
fy 10 Its remarkable 81
feet in removing all i'm
purities from I eli
blood. giving tone an,
vigor to the whole hu
man frame, aud restor
ing a healthy action Il
all the functions of Tia,
body.
| The testimonials re
ceived in it's favor from
many members of tn
medical faculty would
were We TO publish
them, ill a large vol
ume.
| II is prepared undel
the supervision of on,
Of the Oldest and bes
practical chemists il
the country. (Mr. W
s. Merrill, Cincinnati)
80 as to insure an uni
formiiy Of composition
and purity in all tn
ingredients.
As q spring remed,
TO purify and cleans
the blood. leaving j
free from, oil humor
and imPuri,y. we 90
sert with confidence
there - no better medi
cine.
Proprietor. Dealer in
Goods aud Toilet art. Z
eago, Ill.
To whom all orders
sol
c. +. PUTNEY.
Ed " WHITNEY.
j. DORIAN.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-04

Gov. Letc her. Of Virginia. has made a
requisitlon in due form upon Gov. Kirk
wood, for Coppic. and it has been granted
CopPIc, however, is non est.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-04

FOR THE cURE or
Consumption, Decline.
sth ma, Bronehitis ,
Wasting of Flesh, Night
S,redts, Splitting Blood i.
| Whooping Cough, Diff
Guilty Of Breathing. Colds
I Coughs, Influence, Phh.
Isle, Pain in the SEe,
and all Dissases Of The
Lungs,
Ii Is UneQuailed.
Halls Lung Balsam
in all cases gives the
best satisfaction.
Has wrought moro
cures since its intro-
duction than any oth~
cough medicine.
Is endorsed 10y our
leading physicians "a
the safest and bee,
remedy now before tho
public.
Is safe to use among
children, and vet pow.
erful in cases of chron-
lie pulmonary disease.
Brings in certificates
almost daily Of its won
derful cures in oil parts
lof the country.
There is no medicine
within our knowledge
that has acquired SO
great and wide spread
popularity, in SO short
a space OF time, as DR..
HALLS b "A LIS a VI
FOR THE LUNGS
Its balsamic and heal
ing properties are mag
zeal. 1t is highly eK-
Ipectorant and tonic -
1t contains not q grain
of opium or morphine.
the narcotic and rs
tringent properties of
which have created so
much prejudice agains,
similar preparations.
!, We believe that a
medicine posses sing
real merits will effect
lcures whenever it is
used. at',home as well
rs abroad. DIR. Halls
Balsam for the lungs is
no paregoric prepare
ltion. but one which il
used in season, will
save the lives Of ,hous
lands. The most dis
tressing cough is fire.
lquently relieved by a
single dose. and broken
up in q few hours time
The afflicted do no,
have 70 take bottle after
bottle before they fn,l
whether this remedy
will afford relief "
mot.
Hear what Physician.
say Of DR.. Halls lsnI-
sam. Says one II.
with confidence, recon
mend the Balsam assn
rerior to an other pre-
lpantion." Saysanhh
Ter: 81 have used il,
with UNIFORM success
and can confidently nv
commend it for all tho. )
complaints fer which It
is offered as n remedy -
Still another write. -
" ! have no hesitation
i'm sayins that i, 10 a
sAvr. eo>vrs,rSr. ssi
VERY e6ca cicus ned,
.cine.
JOHN u rARK.
'atent Me,iicinea, Fancy
les. l25 Lake street Chi.
should be addrc.scl.
y sY
Independence
Quasg1ton
peiAi
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-04
Stewards Speech.

Stewards Speech.
H HERRIcK has now on hand, at his
Periodical Store. quantity Of pamphlet
copies of Mr.. SEwARD's last great speech
Let Republicans sec to it that they are
circulated.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-04

>AkEN UP BY MICHAEL MoADoN, or
l. Byron Township. Ruchsnas County.
Iowa, one mare COLT, two years old past. III
a light brown color. both hind t.ci White.
white stripe in her face, and her name and tail
black. Appraised before John rullock, ESQ
at Forty Dollars
EDWARD BREWER. Co. Clerk
Independence, Feb. ls, ls61. f3n
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-04

@ In Dubuque. Wheat is quoted at
8o@85 cents Oats. s3@s5 cents i; Corn.
30@32 cents.
In Chicago Wheat is reported at 81. Oa
CLOG for Spring Corn. heavy and
lower. prices ranging from 80 to Al cts.
Oats, dull nj IS cents.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-04

New Furniture Warehouse.
Keller & Burpee
Have opened the LARGEST and BEST assort-
mentof
CABINET WARE and CHAIRS,
TO DE POUND WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
Their Stock Consists Of
COMMON BEDsTEADs, COTTAGE BED.
STEADS, COMMON CHAIRS, BOSTON
ROCKERS, OFFICE 4 CHILDREN'S
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS MADE
TO ORDER, WASH, STANDS,
Tables, Extension Tables, Walnut and Mahoqans
Bureaus, Card Tables, Book Cases, Hall Stands
Chamber Sets, Corner Stands, What Nots, SPRING
Beds, Mattresses, Lounges, and
SPRING SEAT WORK,
Cane Seat Chairs, all Kinds,
LOOKING.GLASSEs,
AND ALL ARTICLES TO BE FOUND INA
FIRsT-CLAss FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
Connected with their business they havea
Chair Factory,
And are Manufacturing oil kinds Of CHAIRS
and CABINET WORK, which they offer
AT WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
All Work Sold in this Establishment is
Warranted to be Well Made
AND OF THE BEST MATERIAL.
They will sell CHEAPER than any Warehouse
WEST OF CHICAGO.
Work Of All Kinds Made to Order.
UNDERTAK
Promptly Attended to. COFFlNS kept con
stantly on hand and made to order.
Rooms on Main Street, formerly Scots Harnss
Shop,
INDEPENDENCE, IOWA.
Keller 4 Burpee.
Jan. 80. 1860. (3-46-ly
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FUNGUS DIAMONDS. FEATHERS AND BRocADEs

ARABELLA described by the author "enveloped and
gphed in ue abyss Of and other yapoy and etera
textures that she looked like great pun Of team bown
boiler pipe very cold day than Ike lady
of hundred and forty pounds solid Fungus who loves
saistcs that when the bills In from Arnold Con-
stsbe he discovered that there y yards in Mrs Fun
guss he has buy double quantity and twenty-five in
ATabeas He maiciosly reduced this to feet and sscer
tanned that tho total length Of the two dresses Just two nun
dred and twenty-five feet the hight Of Grace Church eepe
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Freedom of the Public Lands.-The Regular Menbly
Meeting of the WORkINGMEk's POLITICAL UNION OF
TIIE XVIIIrH WAkD takes place THIS EVENING, Feb. s.
at Concert Hail. No 229 Avenue Al between 18th and 10th sta
n BEEkY will Lecture Machinery and Capital a. Il
affects Labor Worsinmen all parties earnestly requested
to attend. By order OF the Union.
PHILIP FRANKENHEIMER, President
r. T. WRHBNI Secretary
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WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER, ESQ,
AsshOr Of "Nothins to wear,'
Contributes second Characteristic article on
FASHIONABLE LIFE IN NEw-YORK,
Entitled
FUNGUS AT THE FIRST BALL OF THE SEASON.
Description Of the
FUNGUS DIAMONDS. FEATHERS AND BRocADEs
ARABELLA described by the author "enveloped and
guphed abyss gsDze and other yapc and etLera
textures that she looked more like great pUh Of steam blown
Of hudsd and forty pound. solid" Fungus whp love.
stabeS he discovered there hy yards in Ms Fun
gus dress he has to buy double qnsny and twenty-five
tanned length Of the dresses just two hun
drd and feet the hight OF Grace Church eepe
ACCOUNT OF THE BALL AT GEN. BRIGGSS
The house holds ao-l, 800 are invited.
MIsERIEs OF THE EVENINGS.
Epirodes, cstastrophes, and bill of damages.
Mr. Butler. design is expose the Oies of fashionable life
in New.York, and exhibit in these humorous and ssiea
sketches the lights and shadows of the moral of daily life
He says:
Tbe ue Comedy and Tragedy for us are enacted between
our and s,tcs Do you doubt III Wait until the
festive echoes ringing through the chambers which open
wide to wedding guests ha be followed by the midnight cry Of
pain the prelude funeral sobs and lamentations Wait until
sudden takes you in the middle Of tomorrow from
the whir Of Wall street, the business you driving
Change by Quick the bedside Of your friend he
closes his eyes in sleep Wait until the hand yoa
gasprg with the frmest hold slips without moments wan
ing from your own the recedng form Of the best beloved
vsnishes in the mist and darkness"
REV. STEPHEN II. TYING, D. D.,
Contributes the second article Of his series Of
FAMILIAR LETTERS ON SUNDAY-sCHOOLS."
These interesting popular and practical letters containing the
results the experience Of the most successful conductor San
dayscbOOs this country ought to be in the hands Of every
Superintendent teacher and scholar and every
minister In TIE Protestant Church.
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER
Contributes his ususl
SERMON.
This weeks Paper will also verbatim report Of the two
interesting and touching speeches made by Mr. Beecher to Ids
congregation Sunday morning and evening" In reference to the
RANSOM OF THE SLAVE GIRL,
Named
"PINTE,"
Only nine years age giving full particulars Of her history the
selling Of her mother al the sucton-bock and Of the
JEwELED RING
Which was thrown into OF the contribution plates Sunday
morning.
"a BLACK MANS STORY
A narrative Of singular facts,
By
THEODORE TILToN.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.,
This weel will give full particulars Of the Institution"
DISMAL SWAMP INSURANCE CO.,
SOLOMON sLowFoOr, PRESIDENT,
COL. ZACHARIAH sPLURGE, SECRETARY,
Capital all Z" safely invested" on
"sTUMP CORNER" LOTS,
Some distance NeYork but in the immediate vicinity Of
SSIPRs DRIVER, & Co., BASEERs.
MK. JONES IsvEsTs $1,000.
"a Scene in Real Life"
T.rm.-By mail Two Dollars year; by carrier Two Dolls'
and half p.ysbe in advance
PUBLISHED ON THURSDAY MORNING, by
JOSEPH II. RICHARDS,
No. 5Beekmsn st., Eew.York.
For SALE NBws AeESIs
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Cost an1 fonn0.

HARLEM BOND LOST-Lost or stolen,
BOND OF the NewY Yorb and Harlem Railroad Company
for 800 in my favor dated May H. l84 and No. 25 Payment
Of said Bond stopped and application win be made to sid
Company for new Bond.-Putnam County, feb j 1860
JOSIAH STARR.
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NO. i3o ultontt'i Ioih, othelh Dook Agent
TINHE FIRST ADAM AND THE SECOND.
Il THE ELOHIM REVEALED
LINDSAY Il BLAKlsTON, Philadelphia
THE ELoHIm REVEALED in the Creation and Redemption
Of Man By the Rev sANuELJ BAIRD, d. d. Pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church, Woodbury. NewJersey. Octave tSs
pp 81 50. -
Observation-Disclosures Sketch OF the Doctrine of Original Sim
Chapter.
l.. The Triune Creator.
III. The Eternal Plan
1.-THE Proyidentisl Administration.
IV..Adsm the Likeness OF God.
V..The Law Of God
VI. The Principle OF the Law.
NU..The Nature of Sin.
VIII. Death the Penalty ofthe Law
IX..Tbe Law a Covenant of Life.
T..Adsm the Covenant Head o. the Race.
HlErtent of Adams Parental RelatioDs Origin Of the
Soul
XII. The Apostacy OF Adam.
Nlll. The Permission OF Moral Evil.
XIV. Paul's Discussion Of Original Sin. .
XIV Definition Of Guilt aud Of lmputation.
XVI. The Guilt OF Adams First Sin.
XVII Native Deprevity
XVIII. Propagation OF Original Sin.
XIX. The Eternal Covenant.
XX..The Sc cond Adam.
XXT. .Chrsts Obedience 10 the Law.
XXll The Last Adam Quickening Spirit
SXlIi .Chrisps Kingdom aud Glory
H. DoOLADY No. ~ waItsr.st Ny.
W.. POOLEY a Co., Frsukin-squsre, N. Y.
Il At the old-estsblished Depot Of
VALENTINES
variety than and prices TO suit everybody
Dealers should miss the opportunity TO what
,,ll aud yield such splendid profit
Call and examine, at No. SO Nssse1et
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. - FOOTBALLS ON
IN THE BOUNDARY OF ANOTHER WORLD; Or, WHAT
is USUALLY THB SUPERNATURAL. By Robert Dale
Owen member of Congress- and American Minister
Naples This collection of remarkable and well anthem
tested facts bearing the above subject Price 81 25 Post
age rs cents THE ARCANA OF NATURE; Or THs HIsToRr
tSp Laws CREATION Our Bark is Reason-HauTe is
Guide" BY Hudson Tnttle. Price 81 THE GREAT HAR.
MONA. Vol V. THE THINKER. By A. J. Davis. Price 81
REGIEA' SOsa OF MASY DAls. By I. L. Harris. Price
81. Pos,,ge la cents The above may be obtained of
5. I. MUNS0N,
No. Ii3 Fulton-st., New. York. General Book Agent.
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TNHIS WEEKS LIFE ILLUSTRATED con-
Il tsins Dr. HOLLANDS LECTURE ON GERMANY. very
ntereng-Cy Inspectors Repo-Canses ot Premature Dean
Female DoctorThe schoomaster's Wooing-The Honored
Guess-For Poetry-MECHANlCS-Poy
technic Reports-God Qusz-Lithogspc Printing-RURAL
AFFAIRS-Agricutural ChemsryThe OK of Central Asia
ustrous Dead Of the Past YeuFIom Neworeans to Fort
land Through Route Illustrated Only cents. All newmen
have il.
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TINE TRIBUNE AIN A n A G
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EXECUTIVE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED
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EDWARD LAMBERT & Co.
9SO NJ. II. LICHTENSTEIN's QS0
epeIC Wholesale and Retail RIBBON and DRESS OsIC
TRIMMING STORE Is removed to
NO. 359 CANAL-sr,
One door from Wooser-st.
Having reduced my expenses shall offer my Goods very
Low PRICES
by which hope to retain the
PATR tonnage
Of all my old Friends and Customers
NJ h. LICHTENsTEN,
No. 559 CsnaEst.
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TTHIS DAY Is PUBLISHED
Gsn Bsok,ellsn' and Periodical Dssien',
PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS,
CAssELL's

ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE.
The KnckeIboeier Magazine ssys: ~
NE Pictorial Bible wiz compare with It."
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