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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06
AUCTION SALES

IN BOHL : Sales-rOCm No. ~ East Fourth.st-S
Lace and other Gods, for Account Of Whom It may
Concern.-WEDNBSDAY March d. nj
9 O'clock, at our Store, IS East Fourth-st., viii be
SOD at Auction, without reserve, the fillIWiug
GooOs, viz SIG white Lace Collars, "a black Lace
Collars, u sets Colisrs and Undersleeves, S sets Lace
collars and Wristbapds, IL black MantilIas, 6 In
tants, Dresses, 10 Ladies' Shirts, 7 Dress-pattersa- 4
Shswls, IS seis WiLdOw-currains, Is Night caps, 4
mh6 JACOB CRAZE Aucfionaor
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REMOVAL.
PERSONAL

PERSONAL.
HDERsONAL-Home for Infants or Ladies', pre-
yious to, during and after confinement: A
short distance from the city; Medical attendance
and every comfort on reasonable terms: Perfect Sc
crecy observed. Address Box 2,934, Postofice,
Cincinnati. N. B. Letters, to inSuI q reply, must
contain a postage. stamp. fe2t-x
DEHsQNAL-w. KENT 4 CO., manufactures
y Of ladies', gentlemen's, Misses and children's
boots and shoes, No. Fifth street, three doors
east Of Race. Tho work Is all done by Competent
hands, and Is warrentod. Prices cheaper than any.
Where else In the shY. ja2T-tf
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FOR LEASE

~ in ten years, one, two or eight beautiful Bnild
ing Lots on YoTk-st: SAM,L A. SARGENT,
mh2-d N. cor. Fifth and Walnut.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06
BOARDING.

ROARDING-Three gentlemen cen Be pocom.
Tourth.st. mhs'ds
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-08
An TTnnhilled Faith,

MIR. Irvine seems 10 be getting DID, said
Mr. Mason, his head is much whiter than
it was when he was here last year
His heart is not growing oId,' replied Mr.
Chambers, " he seems more susceptible of
feeling than ever. He has the attectionatcness
Of child. Most persons at his age have
learned to distrust mon, AMI have little or no
sympathy with enterprises which were un
known when they were young. 1t is not SO
with Mr. Irvine. lie forms new attachments
and gives his confidence as readily as he did
iu early life.
Has it not always been somewhat easy to
impose upon hin? I}as he not always been
inclined to put too much confidence in men 2
He has acted on the principle that It IS
better to be deceived than never to trust, He
has trusted men greatly, and has done great
deal towards rendering them trustworthy.---
He has been deceived, no doubt, bit wheo
his confidence il man has failed him, he says
it has only driven him to exercise iiruer
confidence 10 God SO that lis disappoint--
ments have worked for his good. He furnish
es a beautiful Illustration of faith uta1,ail~
led by the influences to which all are exposed
N. Y. Obscrrer.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-08
PRICE. TWO CENTS

> mong breaking shadows and softly unfolding
light the border land, we shall gradually
awake to the opening vision of things unseen
and eternal all so kindly revealing themselves
to our unaccustomed senses as to make US say
9 How beautiful = and instead of exciting
fear, leading us almost to hasten the han0
which is removing the vail. Some we'll known
voice so long silent, may be first to utter our
name we are recognized we are safe. A.
tace--a dear, dear face-breaks forth amidst
the crowded lines of the dissolving sight
form-an embrace assures us that faith has
not deceived us, but has delivered us up to
the objects hoped for, the things not seen. o,
beatific moment !! awaiting every follower OF
them who, by faith and patience, iuherit the
promises dwelers there, whittier the Fore
runner is for us entered. Family Treasury
HEAR HEAR In the we'll known letter
of John Jay, written from Spain in 1880, he
writes : " Till America comes into this meas
urc Ohe abolition of SIavery,) her prayers to
Heaven will be impious. This is a strong
expression, but it is just, | believe that God
governs the world; and [ believe it to be
maxim in his, as in our courts, that he who
asks for justice must do it,"
Is it not madness for the administration or
government to try to stave off the anti slavery
question, as not being involved nor to be set
tied in the present war? Shall the impiety
OF our prayers continue longer to bring down
the just judgments Of the court OF heaven
upon US? Let US do justice and then ask
for it.-American Baptist.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-08

A THOUGHT FOR THE RICH.-The following
paragraph, for an English paper, may possi-
bly, have some application to the rich Chris
tians OF this country
What an awful thing it is to die rich -
Imagine the Master auditing the account Of
a servant who has left behind a million If
that poor wretch who had bat one talent was
cast into outer darkness because he laid it up
instead Of using il in his Masters service.
what will be the doom Of those who, with
their half-milons and millions (while giving
it may be few thousands for deccncys sake)
have year after year, boarded up countless
treasures which they could never use?
Think Of the poor saints pinched with cola
and hunger Think OF the Redcemer's 5
cause Ianguishing fer the want Of that filthy
lucrc which they hold with close fscl selfish
ness Yet listen 10 their talk | am but
stewaId.' / am not my own Every
believer in Jesus is my brother Or sister,
What a mockery! VIII not thisbe the Mas.
ter's language 10 many professor: Out
Of thine own mouth will condemn thee -
The above remarks are equally applicable
to many persons who do not possess such gi-
gantc fortunes.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-08

RYLAND REHUK1NG CAREy.--At Il meeting
Of ministers, Mr.. Rylaud called on the young
men to name topic fer discussion. Up rose
Cary and proposed ; The duty Of Christians
to attempt to spread the Gospel asnopg heo,
then nations The venerable preaoherapranc
to his feet, frowned, and thundcred out
young man, sit down When God pleasos
to convert the hcathen, he will do it without
your aid Or mine Z? All the old men of his
denomination were steadily against him. Bv
degrees the young men were brought to his
side. While he and his family were passing
weeks without animal food, and with bu;
short provisions of other kinds, he prepared
pamphlet on this great theme. Mr.. Marsh.
am saysit displayed extraordinary knowledge
Of geography, history, and statistics of the
various countries of the world, and exhibit
ed the greatest mental energy, under the pres
sure OF the scverest poverty y.-London quar-
terly.
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South Eardwick Academy

THE Fall Term of this Institution will commence
| Wednesday, Sept. j, and continue eleVeh weeks
BOAR OF TEACHERS.
A. J. SANBORN, A. b., Principal.
Mas NJ. J. SANBORN, Teacher Of French
GEO. ii. BLAKE, Assistant.
,,ss f. j. NORRIS, Teacher of Primary department.
WILBUR +. WHIPPLE, Teacher of Music
ABEL T. WAY, Teacher of Penmanship
The above Teachers have been carefully selecea ana
W. feel assured that school in this part OF the state
Grs more ample facilities for education than this The
nildnrB is spacious neatly furnished, and well suited or
no comfort Of the student The school is situated III the
ea sant and thriving village OF south ardWicE easy OF
Pnrsg and surrounded by Intelligent community:
partcugr attention Will be given to those VINO WISH 10
nrsue Cha sscal Course, preparatory to entering IoI
% II viii he the aim of the teachers TO each not lsoia-
1 f,cts INIT rncples and their relations to each other
teocb knowledge, that TIE student may ot 60
t io lif like the hooded messenger of the SaVan but
viii his knowledge classified and arranged, $" ti nc
~ tnaw how, when and where it is to be called into
The hest manner of teaching the different branches will
issed IN a class formed for the benefit of those in
tending to teach. , ,,,.o,,ot, p.ss yyiu he thor.
ouohlv taught and vocal music VIII DC u'hJ IA
school. -, ., . .ool onnortunitv for
The debating society will give goou opportunity '''
r;n,t ~ oI,d writing both to Ladies' and Gentlemen.
rtres VIII be given by the Principal upon the oher-
ant hra nches pursued during the term ,,
Boardfr from l,5O to $780, including room' SaS""s'
Ro6oms for sell elf-boarders one shilling per week.
For tuition see small handblls
For Rooms or Board apply to the frlniPPHavI iPPHvIrp S
mSon,b Ha ar1wick July %, 1851. Z. b. GufER, sec
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-08

TIE VoIcEs OF HEAVEN. The land of ST.
lence surely extends no further than TO the
gates of the heavenly city, All is life and
activity within; but from that world, so pop
ulous with thoughts. and words, and songs
no revelation penetrates through the dark,
silent land, which lies between US and them.
Our friends are there Stars so distant from
us that their light which began its travel ages
since, has not reached US are none the less
worlds, performing their revolutions, and oc-
cupied by their population of intelligent spir-
its, whose history is full of wonders. Yet
the first ray donotng the existence of those
worlds has never met the eye of the astrono.
mcr in his inceSsant vigils.
The silence Of the departed will, for each
soon, very soon, be interrupted. Entering
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ELrcTIoN SorIcE-rURsUANT II

I-tUCTIOS NOTICE-pURSUANT TO
II t.s 100. NJ. ,n'ts ui tie laws of mis- .tr, pubic
tYii.o ia i.r,|.s xiv n, Byte C'mmnu uaril 81
a., civ q. 81. Y ~. that sn election will he held
Oh. l.y.rI Election u stfici4of tic v,tious Wards
q. 4.I,yotiirG r-t ruu.l,y # u 30 .nDer next,
.,... '.. o. ..l dos ., bu..WN,u, l7slg
Ti.P r.. . II. lrinl' pt tlc I't.'s do HF1 '"l ~
rIrC .tut.pu C.Hu 81 NJ to tit..E Mt whi 10 cleo
tons a..ll o.. O. 10 100 aI p.f'ri,t7 Turing the IRE,
s.ni y..r iu o.. polls d, ll opp at llri-g, Hni
rrrdi open until sutsn', when they Viii "c many
,'os,rd.
The officer, D. be voted fpr at such election, are
g. following
MAYOR, in place Il F,rra ndo wool.
4 p.I.r Justice " tho TIirI District comnriFing
ro Eslth ard Siith war,is, in place ofJ. Sherman
u uwurl deceased.
An Alu,ftn,u boz ,pci of tic hdcrn,nic Districts
Y' tIH city inv.ug tu even numcdcl desifnntlnn,
y,l ~, g. 9th. = D., 1oil, l.th, I'm and lOh.
a Constable, IN tn' i.f4l ward, ~ place nf An
frs Lazy, elected ,t e." ~ Cautar Election,Ih
v. ftlr,l T. quil fv.
4 Cn.ta' It, In the Smith ward, In place of
IUurnrs TtrrrlI, a. t.r .s, u Itar Eleri,n,
,ud who fil,l t. qu''F.
& nsiulir, In tur s.yietu Word, in place Of
iJuniu Cur, l',cIHi
~ G. .unrilil,n Zoo c.,u na'Hri District
uua Cuumist.Uryr e g m'n't a,u1Oh i'r e'ch
Wii.
on Irsp,,,or - G nmru 4 o., ~ c1-h w1rl.
Two Trustees Of & ,umnt > ',,'l, t.r Zach Wri.
And OIL :. to I'll ri,hy candies ~ m nav o'-
.urrrd iu tNl sgho o'7It, tlr soy. 81 wards ~
REASON, Of d o., resi- nation 49, from other ctus =.
Hy upler uf T., Cu..fHoH ,unril,
n. r. VALENTINE,
clerk ofthe Common Council.
D,icd. S,.w York, Nov inter 12'h, 1861. noe o.
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he was going cut Of his mind. "ho remembered
well enough the first time he saw the whito
water coming down upon the island ne was
Notwithstanding the bushes anl up
and down, and came up upon the crag. nv u"
ing1" | said. d" Yea you didnt know now y
lived, or where It kept, but every night II ""
on the LOOK out there There was no ono 9ls ,,,
save The pirl sleeping over beyond in the nus
III ,Lo -, an aIr,or cincicd the water OF tbs sea
was coming down to the rocks and t. the ocn Is
- ali tba' h,i hippcncd-if he could but have
Fl, i.hcd that brute, terrifying like the very
devil h d have been happy he felt Hank y,e,
aid he, sinking his voic to a whisper, when
he went hack a. day light, tho woman was dyng
.-shc had horn a what was rs innocent a. she
was. POOR, sweet, young healhen!' And II !
hadn't guessed pretty well before that Jones wa
the man he'd hccn speaking Of his glittcrIhS
eve. and his stride from the beach would have
showed II apparently he forgot everything DO 90,
sides at that moment. I'LL you'd have thought
his mind go9icd on li' piece Of NJ, h' a,.G,
The woman" couldn't help saying Nnal
uou.an; Had The rest lcf, yo.iin the boat, them
To BE- c. aiinued
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MEnKCINER.
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES.

Hrrrunrrs HoxoEorAxuo Brs1usu
M their origin in = great public wsnt,-medioins
Tor al the wants u li'ecurnivos ths, father, moth
or, nures or traveller, could always have By thew.
and always rely upon,-so simple thai mistake ON
nos b. tnads In the selection; harmless tha, Al
,aay use them With impunty, and 70 snheiSIi hs'
al may rely upon ,horn with safesy. buoh they
have proved. Thousands Of families use them daily
Tor ell the ills and ailments II svery day LIE, and
rsrrly aie seriously sick have need 10 call sphy-
sclan. Thousands, with some single specific, hsvs
1red themselves Of serious chronic dlscases Of ye>s
sanding and upOn which they have spent hundreds
In vain. and among the million who U.S. them mons
question tbss purity OF efficacy.
nut a. no genuine coin Ia without ~ oounssrnsA
% under ,be shadow Of HUMPHREYS sPEC1FICa-
. number Toads.sol "Curaiives' or "Bemediss-
have ouns up, vhoso principal use II W hear invo-
untary testimony b. the worth Of this original Such
trash is but ,hs frotb ~ a, -tooo- always thrsvs -
the surface.
Thass shallow knsros jua hnov enoush 70 CORY,
81, no, enough " INvENT-,hsy know snough "
grEAI. but no, enough ~ ORIGINATE b they
hsy. s.o an tbs names and numbers Of my msdi-
c,nea and oven cnpicd my Embellishments, and win
ps-. borrowed garments the .ns essays " 10, ,hs
bon, and sven iances his braying b the roar Of ,hs
,agAroh Of the forea But the public are scqusini
ID with such psliry devices, and well know bow -
Iaks the true coin and LAvs ths b~ss oslniertss
with IL maker.
They ar. now RECOMMENDED By The nos'
IMMINENT HOMEOPATHIC fHYsfCIANs.-
They arc used by the mos, INTELLIGENT and Re
TINED OF every community All have found then
all they have boen recommended, PROMPT, EIFI
CIENr and RELIABLH-nvery way worthy o. pub
liz oonhdenGs and patronage.
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zEIIs NERyrNE PowprR-THE

~ grrat success attending these wonderful Pow
In dming the pnst year IN curing love Of STRONG
DUNK, dc, and the vast amuunt uf suffering which
s ,y have been the means Il relieving, also the
o.ny calls We have had Tor then, lately, hU induced
.H- subscriber u act H,,ut tot their sale In VII
lilnsnurgh. Knowing o. principal ingredients ~
"liyL these Powders ART CONFESSED, We safe in
.'uyItrciug Nd they are perf2 ny harmless, and
l 3 bs taken ~ all hin"g with perfect safety. AL
.-rtDlp, young old, Witu weak and shattered
r-vos, 'r'm NNs,ovcr cause, si.lul give them a
~. They esyiiy taken, and will not cais, any
rpl'asont feeling after ing taken. For sale only
- Wilitmshlrghl, at a. Suuth second ~. PRICE,
on DOLLAh per package. ocb 600
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CuRsl FURsl BELOw CoST-.150, 900

i worth oflsdi,s' rich hirs, must be sold regard
Oh Of cost, comprising Of real Hudson Bay sabes,
mink narteu, stone marteu, itch marten, ermine
Siberian slulrrgl &C., d., In circular cloaks, car
Of tlc entire stock muh be sold 10y the LIST Of Janu-
AIRY, In order h. effect clearance. No reaso uabs
offer refused the proprietor retiring from business.
This advantage will not again appear before the
public thCr1fire an early cal Is respectfully re-
queE' "a At the old established Patent Fur Muh
Emporium. p, H. PHILLIPS, 21o Grand st. New
York. n. b large Rasortmeri OF sleigh rnhe,
g'urs collars, DC. n5 2lAc'1SS
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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
L Surrogate OF the County Of New YORK, notice ia
hereby given 10 all persous having claims inst
JOHN r. HOlTHUS, late Of the City Of New York,
deceas,d 10 present toe same, witt vouchers there
of, 10 tile Subscribers at the office of Charles
Cheney, No. 1876 Broadway, in the City Of New York,
before the 18th day Of March next. Dated,
New York, the 18th day Of Septems r, 1851.
CHARLOTTE HOLTHUS, ExecutriK,
JOHN u, sEEBECK, Executor, &c,
Of JOHN 4. HOLTHUS.
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MEDICINES.
rMpTION CIIRED RY WHATEVER

CONSUMPTION CURED by WHATEVER
~ cause induced. These who are suffering with
any Of the syn ptons Of c1usumption,suc M cough,
raising of matter from the lungs, soreness or pains
I,,noss Of the head, Mould Coz suit DIR. O'rOOLE,
Sho has made the treatment and cure Of cunsuInp-
ion his special study for years, and who can refer
~ numerous patients In the city and neighb"rhuod
Il New York, whom he he cured " consumption
IL an durable cases, rtlict from suffering In guar
tn'ccd ly the first - hours treatment. DR.. NJ. G.
OrcOLE, Consumption Phvsi''an, So Taird ave-.
New York. Dr. OTOOLES conccrtrtcd Cough
Remedy, In n certain cure for the early stages Of
Consumption Prc, s per bottle, 10 le h'd n the
ldict, and Of all DruggisiI npl6 2iac'l22
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INSTRUCTION.

TEN WRITING LESSONS o., OR 30 FOR
l. 81. Bookkeeping % per month, CT $40, lessons
unlimited. Writing and arithmetic $40 per quar-
ter Is lessons each. % Bowery and 2s3 Fulton 81,
Brooklyn. Gov. KING writes, Gel. PAiNES plan
instruction v systenaakc and sxpedisious. MIA 2iA
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Lsrr 'ar,ytrcd and fpr sale t,,hsl isa.s Al rttil
=, 30 70 soc-u SsooSn arHETI. william shi~yh
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DRESS.
AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT =

An IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT -
rHE OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT,
EsIAmIAHKD IN 1894
Chatham street, LOG, corner 81 Pearl street.
fine white shir's, Linen Oilers and B1sous,
Eor 10 crats
Fu 1OOii
FL 1.2btiI
For I.bOtiit
POf 1.Tbililt
For 2.OOiiiiit
iris M tde v Oriel sld warranted ~ g..
.. 'rFiiTts, Drs-ert AMI Hall-Ii0@s
r. sls, WOOL. horinn and CJt,ou.
2 ,sntnH srirts Travelling g. ira,
Army md Navy sfirs Of every disruption.
ilspendsrS keck Tee atd Qlovps,
10 o7ery yad5sy.
= large sss rtrnant ~
wl.leu JaoycS alpsyb On hand.
Ernefnher ths No. lOG CnatlFr0 street,
noe 2Aac'iOl corner ~ Puad sirss,.
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URS-FURS-LADIES IF YOU
l. want your flrs altered aud repaired carefully and
promptly, by practical flTriers, take them 10 the
mandatory 32T Eighth ave, bet 26th and 2,th eta.
Remember up stairs, the oily manufsctory up town.
large assortment 81 ladies AMI children's fancy
flra cheap. No trouble to show lhe goods Please
h. give US a call. FINIGAN. mis- 24ac'lI3
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CHEAPEST OF ALll--C. BAKER, 81 Epsi
" 18th st., ills toeth with pure silver, and cure
10Th ache, 70 cents each. For plate work. call 90
GA eAacsi1O
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INSURANCE..

LAVE you PROVIDED FOB yoU
IL Family an inurAno@ On your lfsf
HoNn
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
10 COURT STREET, BRookLYh
III BROADWAY, NEW YORK
WITH a CASH CAPITAL OF nn,ocA
IrVTsTxD IN 5rouKs OF rHl srArs OF Hsv VS.
AND FIBsT CLASS BoaDs AD
HoRTsAan-
DIHIogoEst
A. A Low, Thomas OenoeNb
W N. Cary, John T. Martin
l. IL. FtOthinShtn, john hAssy
j. q. T. strAnNhan. John onedSns
Thomas Messenger, j. hnbn smiAns
samuel smisn, Harold DOllnsz,
Henry r. PierrsponA A. p. Cspwen,
AIR n Bsylis Eehsmish kilgnA
Peter O. Cornell, Edward A. IAmszsv
John d. Cocks James How,
II. H. Claim, l.. u. Wytnhhq
q. Il. Chiusndeu, George A. JGzTts
Theodore PolhsuGA Jr Samuel Porry,
j . y. eoutbwust, T. Il. Howard,
Ear DuIliiS, George T. HopS.
j on G.. BeTgo-, Charles A. 1u,TcSzass
LEWIS Roberts, Cornelius j. bpSJESf
" llsr i. GIifhthE, Joseph W. 0rssza
H. p. odell
WALTER 3. ORlfITTH, Pradcazs
@. II. FROrHINGi.AA TraAsrrs
1ED. G. RIPIEH, srcrrusTy.
A. p. CAPwElL, Counaoa
Medical Counsel,
G. /. MITCHELL. Brooklyu
.AAES STEWART, Nd, Nov
Llv.ceN-E OF prces declared aHnuoIs, "a
ph,l Immediately g. reduce 4 sinouna OF o0H
premium.
Preniul.a pa, able une-hah II c9Jn and our sH4i
a note az 10 months, which "a uUt In any CAAs a
loot ~ ass, sIu,rnL bus 10 Is permanent lOsl o.
policy g. 10 pad only BY the application ~ prni
or deducted frun- the amount dus whom ihe poi
leuunts pay able The cssh part II m prIm
may he paid annually, serli annually, or gaAFsh
ia 3 10 or puy numpsr To-. yeas or ia one sun.
81 Poll la tire premium which is pAyAhh
lts annual payments mHy oe surrendered "A ths
piratiuI. II two years, and the Company slu 10
Nor T. a pnid up policy for lts for toO.GJih 9J
ri lyal 4U.,l II at three yHsrB foI hgs' lUtsS
Ami IA the came pIiu iplA where the ffslh'"
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ioicies issued for III. or fr any term N -
| And ON the PARTED pGtilg or uou-ps "ran Y -
| ~ .aits 80 Low ~ any SOUND mu', 81 ~ rs"'
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tni, REPRESENTATIVES, OF the party a. deitL' ~ "
r 6sr on &c, ,ining as, 81, ~, %, % or 40 -
/ ~. Alsp ~ forms Of Childron'H endo"h''N
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ar This Company has adopt d prime
,-l 4ed n pr, want The laps 81 any policy, and
cue g. the assured IN every Clse all the daS't'a
| gLfrh u.esr payments mil pro0l1> for. Our n
| oers need MT apprrhend therefore that t1e'r "a
i " 20 pay the premium Al any funro time w
| 81 VI the loss Of what they have paid.
our prospectus and other publication VIII "a
| Il tutously TO al who require Il. -.
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CUEAP APARTMENTS TO LIT TO
- quiet rluil,F--1 runms for - to Shol pr
a.uu, in the l'.u house, lJI List lltn st. near 'V
\. Appy On tn promises. nv E4Ae'l'
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u EROSENE OIL AND LAMPS, CHINs
N ry'l y and 81 ssWar' Ia grea, variety and
mug, 6a,HC ). pbIpwIsd, cor BoWery an
C,n.ltt oc25 Isc'iN
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

~ fthoUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
i Surrogate Of tie County q New York, notice is
hereby given 10 Hll persons having claims againbt
BOHEKE LUERSSEN, late Of the City ~ New
York, deceased, N present the same, with vouch-
Of New York, ON OF before tie Sey-Iteenth day Il
March next.
Dated New york, the 18th day Of 2 aptemhc-, 1851
DOROTHEA LUERSSEN, Admin tratrix, and
JOHN y. FINCK, Administrator, Sc,
OF Blheke LuerGsan.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TUE

n PURSUANCE Of AN ORDER OF Tue
Surrogate OF the County II New York notice Is
hereby Fiy1n h. all persons having claims aglius-
ELIJAH I. BARKER, late Of the city # New York,
deceased h present the same with vouchers .herr-
Of u the subscriber, at his office, No. tT6 Chatham
9Th day of August 1851. ISAAC q. BARKER
Administrator, &C., with the Will ann, xei
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IUNs, FURs, FURS-LADIES BUY YOUR
hrs % Yer cent l,-,s than At any other store Ia
Mink hulf cnpes, mpf aud cuffs, ~ +; Fr,uah s.. 10
Cages mus nd cuffs, 81 T. 81 Frenoh Mink cape,
a,ui and cuffs, s. 70 SO French Mink mud ~
I lo NUTS 81 ~ tn 81 A.ini Martin, per se' SlA
" m $50 4; 100 hplal Butr'3 Robes, s. each, ~
FUaptkS, IT'S Chatham Square cor. Moft st.
90 2Aa1'l25
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EOR THE PILES

Or. UPIIAMs Yes stslle EiecsuAry IA = GER
n cure for piles In every form. In the worst uasea
4 this distressing affection and where all other
means have failed, the potent must consult the
Doctor personally NJ his otfce, Bs1 Fourth st DR..
Cpham has devoted special attention " this discuss
s,r more than 90 years, and may bo consulted IA
relation " tha any other CONF hdntf rcm O'Clock
In the morning until O'Clock Ia tho evening, at HIS
dicd Office, ISL Fourth ST. 81 door from TIE Row
cry, between Rowery and broadway. v. q. WELLS
Co, General Agents, lis FRANKLIN e. H. Y.
90 T2ac'13S