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Cabinet Of Wheat Samples.

We had the pleasure today Of inspect
ing about fifty ssmpl 3 Of d ff.rent kinds
Of spring and winter whe,t, iu the office
of Mr. Stevens, chief inspector Of grain
for the Board Of Trad. Each kind is in
n separate bottle, which is labelled with
the name Of the VII ut, where it was
grown, and tho name Of the fsr,ner.-
Besides this, however, Mr. Stevens has .
book IN which are entsrrdthc pcculiari.
ties j.. the grown Of each Particular kind,
the climate aud soil best adapted for its
culture, and the diseases o which il is
subject
The design in view in getting up ,hi,
cabinet Of samples is 10 Introduce intu
the Northwest such kinds 4 seed as viii
prove best adapted to our climate and
soil aud to further thi, end Mr.. Stew.
ems is about to make a tourthrough Wis
con>in lie also desires tlst farmers in
the West who have gooi - npes of
whoa. will send him q smaI parcel, with
letter stating the humble, Of bushels
sown to the acre, the nu,nbsr Of bushels
reaped, aud the kind Of sol on which
the grain was raised, with s.y peculiari.
ties Of growth, &c E, that may De knows.
In this way farmers will be ,ble to sell
their choice wheat for seed, aud Mr.
Stevens will keep their adde's, and
furnish those applying for seed every "a
cility to examine his samples. Chicuyo
Tribune
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THE School ELECTION, last Monday,

THE School ELECTION last Monday,
passed of without any great excitement.
There were two tickets in the f Id, boil,
headed " Free School Ticket We are
glad to know that public opinion here is
such, that no one could be found to get up
rny but free school ticket We have
fought long and hard for free schools aud
are haE py to learn that there is now no
opposition to ithnt republican principle.
The following is the t:ckc, that was cleo.
ted: For President, Ii. G. Piatt; for
Vice President, =. d. Turner; for hi
rector, j G. Schumacher; for Treasurer,
S W. Young; for Secretary, +. N. Hu
Der
The above. with WIN. Elliott and Jas
Ford, who hold over as Directors. consti
tutc the School Board We re sati Fl. d
that our schools are safe in their hands,
aud that some of the evils of the past viii
be renedied in the future.
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For 50 so We will furnish the A1ver
Hser aud the atlantic Non'h!y or Co.
dcy'x L"dy's Buck for one year.
For 81 80 We will furnish the Adver.
t;ser aud the Ccnesce Farmer, for Que
year.
For S2.75 We will furnish the A''ver.
tis.r aud ArMu~'> Home Magazine OF
Hnrs"n's .Nay"sinr for one year.
For 81 We will furnish the Prairie
Ermer (wcek'y), the best agricultural
paper in the west, to our subscribers, for
one year.
For 81 We can furnish to our subscri
b.rs. L;fr lt~xtr"te'l, y FIRST rate family
paper. for enc year.
Fo fifty cents We can furnish our sub
-cribers with the Water fure Jo"rn"t
ar the chronological J~ur"ul, for ont
year.
For Sl.25 W. can furnish the 'S"tur
M"y Eerr"i"g Past. 1.-The Oldest and tn.
hest for one year to our subscribers.
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TO PREVENT MARES CASTING THEIR
YoUSG.-DRyiNG Cows.-ln couvers-
ing with James Caller. Esq. all extensive
aud intelligent farmer Of Beaver Town.
ship, Butler county. short time since,
We learned one fact Which. perhaps is not
general j known to stock rsisers. We
believe that it is generally known that
mares, with foal, exposed to the scent Of
fresh blood, are apt, aud in fact, almost
certain, to cas-, their young premature y.
Mr.. C"llrr informed us ,ha. it'll vii, at
fed t" mare soon after such exposure,
will prevent such a result, Such fact
Is worth knowing, as much valuable
stock is annually lost by such accidents.
We also learned another fact of Mr..
Caller, which is worth knowing. 1t is
sometimes found difficult to dry up q COW
for beef Mr.. G says, that if you wash
the udder once or twice with spirits Of
,urpe"tinc, the COW will dry immediate
Iy But, in connection with this fact
there is another, which should also be
remembered, to wit:-that Il COW thus
dried, will never again give mix, al
though she may produce stock Iffarm-
ers would communicate such facts as the
above t" u, they would not only be con
fcrr'ng favor apon liz, but upon the
farmers of our State. We hope they
will d" SO. a. W. love to benefit the farm.
er. s. In ". F. rmer.
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IN arried,

On Thursday. the eth inst. hy Rev. A. NJ. GEI.
GER At the residence of the bride. father. in Tip.
ton. Mr.. ED ". CLARK and Miss AprlE N
SCHMUCEER.
As seen by the above. our Foreman las deciar
cd for the Union. and has united his destiny v it'll
one Of the fair daughters of Eve. May thei,
lives be prosperous, happy and long. and may
they abundan'ly realize the blessings promised
In the l.sth Psalm.
Love is the union If two hearts
That beat in sweetest melody,
Time, with its ravages imparts
No bitter fusion to its estacy.
BY Il. II. IO>O, Esq. on the 10th inst. at the
residence of Andrew ShOultz. in this townshi p
Mr.. John SHorLT7 TO Miss SOPHIA BRoETIs.
On the 18Th inst. At the Union House. in Tip
ton, b. G. r. lNGAAN, Esq. Mr. MARTIN NEIL OF
Lake county. ILL.,, to Miss 7. MELcTT, Of Spring
field township, Cedar ounty. Iowa.
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THE TREASURY IN FOR 1.-THE Su
pasm Court holds that the Uu,ed States
i. bound to pay six millions Of bonds
frauiu'ently issued by Floyd This is
one OF the instruments required from the
people in payment for the blessings this
Democratic Administration has con'err. d
upon nj Chicago J."rnai
ANSWER TO CORREsPoNpENr.-T
name Of the Senator from Tennessee Is
Andrew johnson There was represrn-
tative Of that State son,c years ago 1t
Washington named Cave johnson. The
present Senator il no relation-thers is
no cave to him.
THREATS OF AssAssINArIN. The
Washington correspondent Of thu ~ r.
H,raid says.
1t 10 known that Gen. Scot, has re-
oeived ono hundred and thirty letters.
from fifteer different States, threatening
his life. Some are anonymous, but tho
hulk ~ svidsptly ssruns
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WHEREAS, Our beloved pastor. the
Rev. A. NJ. GEIGER, has been called. in
the Providence Of God, to another fold Of
labor; We, the members Of the Evangel-
lea Lutheran Church, Of Tipton, do
most cheerfully bear our testimony to his
department aud services during his stay
along us, as having fully sustained the
character Ct Christian Minister aud a
gentleman Whilst his demeanor has
been digui6ed, his manners affable, and
his conduct and conversation exemplary
and religious, his profession has been
ado, ned by continued observance Of the
precepts Of the Gospel. In his PASTORAL
relations he has been kind, atf.ctionatc
and sincere-in the pulpit f,shful and
earnest in preaching Christ aud Him
crucified, and though We may not be
again permitted to hear him proclaim
those truths, ordained to guide the EN-
bodied spirit home from toilsome life to
never dying rest"-we trust the lessons
of wisdom he has impaired will continue
to bring forth much trait.
Sincerely regretting his departure from
our midst. we shall mott fervently pray
that wherever his lot nay be cast, the
Lord Jehovah will SO Hess his labors as
to give him many souls for his hire, who
shalt be a. gems in his 'crown Of glory"
GEORGE SCHMUCkER I. I. DEAL.
GEO. W. SMITH, AViD WERTZ.
| C. s. FUNK, GO. +. SMITH,
| JNO. G.. SCHMUCKER JNO. BATDORF.
! AUSTIN PAR>ONS, LEVI HESTER
| Il. W. GEI.LEK.
The above is expressive Of the views
Of Mr. CEIGEK's Church. We believe
that We express the f eli,g Of all "outsid
ers' when we say that Nj. GEIGER take
with him the good wishesvf all who know
him.
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FRANK LE,LIE's MONTHLY FOR
MARcH.-The contents Of the pr-se,
"Verona Brent" is continued, and grows
more interesting and exciting. There are
several original and admirable articles h,
new contributors. among which g." Hunt.
ing in the Province of New Brunswick"
by II. S, Sta 'lknccht and A. G.. Brad
ford. is charmingly written, aud is full,
O. interest. 1t is n rich number in liter.
a"y excel nee, aud is moreover pro- sely
illustrated with ensraviugs done in the
very FIRST style Of art.
The Fashion Department, embraced in
this fine magazine, is tn. fullest and
m'~t reliably complete exposition pub.
lished in America. 1t is an authori,y
upon all matters Of taste and dress, and
contains fine e"gravings and full descrip.
tions Of the rcwest styles in dress, bon.
nets, clocks, laces, fancy and ornamental
work. 1t is matter Of wond r, even to
the initiated how so large and beautiful
a magazine can be afforded for three dol.
lars. Only its immense circulation can
yield Frank Leslie profit. It should BE-
upon every lady's work table.
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.

The undersigned having purchased the right Of
COSKLlN MENTIONS PATENT BROADCAST
SEED SOWER for the counties Of Cedar. Jones, and
Linn, would respectfully inform the public that he
manu- factured and sold at his farm at ONION GROVE,
Cedar county, Iowa.
This machine posses the following merits: 1st-Slm-
plicity 10 constr uction. 2d-Lightness Of drsught
3d-Wil not clog in sowing grain or seed, vet or dry
Nh-Amount sown always seen and easily regulated.
Seh-WilI from two to ten f:et wide Is desired.
6th-Will SOW from twenty to twenty i've acres In
M. wfh saving Of one peck to tbs acre Of seed.
7hWil yield from three to 6vs bushels 70 the sers
morn than II sowed by hand. .
opi1n hvS14 ~. Sfh, IN.
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1lavc0pOrt MarLr
Musc0tine MnIkct.
Read the Medical Testimony.

distinguished medical gentleman says, In . letter
to ths proprietor: II may he little irregular for me
TO anything in favor Of patent medcine but still
must bear witness to the efficacy of Or. lIootsnd'
Balsamic Cordial My wife had long been suffering
under violent cold, which deGed all the curative
meals at my command when, wthout my knowledge,
she purchased bottle Of the Cordial and Was So vsl
bly, relieved that myself procured second bottle for
herr taking the contents Of which she WAS rad ally
cured"
This invaluable remedy. to the efficacy n which 9TH
medical men have testified, well IS the writer OF
the above, is
Prepared only ~ Dr. c. NJ. Jackson. IlS Arch street
Philadelphia. and for sale by Druggists and StoreLeep
hrou ghout the T. $. and Canadas Price IS cent.
per bottle.
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~ Republican voters Of Upton post
Office district, will please take notice that
| nm not a candidate" for their sui.
frages. 1t the election to be held on the
10Th inst, for Postmaster of this city. +,
HEkRY RIIaARr.
Tipton, Msveb llsa, 1881
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IMPORTANT TO rApurys,

UNDERSIGNED having purch...a -.
Of Drm0n Goes Patent ROTARY Hs ~.
for the county Of Scott and the part or
county. east Of the Cedar river. IL pre- mar.
NIL orders for . limited number OF the
II 10 fact thst grain can be put in the
d in from one half ~ one. third Of the time
eaa b. done with The common harrow and
- much better that from three t. Ave bush
pc CA b. raised per acre. These hari ows
Ne entirely ofirOn, and ere therefore ve,y
=. They Vail pay for themselves many
over IN ono season. They ore emphatic.
aoasy ssving. cad time.ssving harrow.-
- then. All. PERRY.
- IswA Jan. 3lst, 1851.
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1lird,

OF Pneumonia. March 9th, 1851. at her res.
X. SNYDER. Esq
Mrs. SNYDER was born May 20,h 1898 in the
city OF Philatelphia Pa. AMI was married June
18th. 1870, and with her husband emf grated TO
Harrison Count! lnoians. in ls23, aud thence TO
Iowa. in 1889. Were sh- continued to reside un.
Ill the time other death d,schargng her dutie.
ofwife. mother and frienh in an exemplary man.
ner. Although not united wi any Church. she
manifested through life Il firm relisnce on the
power and justice of God and his mercy in hav.
ing sent ili- only son to make satisfaction for
the sins OF mankind.
OfConsump,ion. March 10th 1861. in Msssilon
township. Mr. :. tTHfETnS oged 80 Years
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UUMBUGs.-We don't intend to speak
Of humtugs generally, but Of one OF two
IN particular. In II late agricultural pa.
per we Jaw an advertisement of Honolulu
Squash Seed. in which the advertise.
says that the Honolulu Squash is so per
cent. better than the Hubbard Squash,
II the advertiser had said that it Was SO
pr cent. better than Il common pumpkin
h" would have been about right. The
experience Of those who have rail- ed the
Honolulu is, that it makes excellent
''rumpki" pies but as squash i: is
not 70 be compared to the Hubbard or
the Boston Marrow.
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G. II. scorr, ESQ, late of Upton, has
rem we'd t" Anamo>a, whe:e he has open
ed an "ffice for the practice Of the law.
Mr. Scott made many friends while here,
and We can recommend him to our Jones
county friend. as a safe and reliable Law
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"a Mark your bags, and 10 order TO
do that right, call on A. II. Perry, at
Browns cabinet shop, and get your
name cut in brass, that will last forever.
He has the tools and lux to do it with.
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PETERsoNs MAGAZINE for April is,
As usual, the FIRST to make its appearance
on our table, aud its early appearance is
net its only excellence for it is one Of the
best Magazines in the country.
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~ Buy your Stoves, Tinware, &c at
the "Musca'ine Stove Store" Muscatine,
Iowa. Mr.. BRowNELL is Agent for the
Manufacturer, and il sell below Chicago
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~ The weather for the past few days
has been March like-cold and warm.
Farmers are getting ready, and will in .
few days commence sowing their wheat.
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"a The Cleveland IYuin,leul,r oral

1I The Cleveland IH,i"aeal.r crab
id Democratic paper, Of Saturday says =:
- This u ta%la.a d.svaf.sbae, IT,. - Aud
demcntrd Administration. The time
prayed for by the people, SO long desired
by priests, prophets and printers, has
come and Il at .uperciIious piece Of su.
p.ran"uated mendaci'y, which has for
the last four years presided over and
misdirected the political affairs Of this
"uce great country. su,s'''es to the shades
Of Wheatland Linus IIeo,
'He leaves 4 name and fame for after times
Linked with virtue and thousand crimes"
u. the new Admin stratum We have
not much to hope, tut this We know,
It cannot fail to be au improvement On
the laet.
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Senators Wixfall and Hemphill gave
notice that they would withdraw from
the Seuate on Saturday last, they being
convinced that the Texas secession ordi.
nance is ratified BY the people
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~ Any one willing to take load Of
grain 10 Muscs.inc, for the Kansas suff
erers. will be furnished with q return
load By calling on the committee here.
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ARrHUR's MAGAZINE for April is 1t
hand, and is as good IS ever, and that is
saving that it 10 "a No. l." e.
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p@- See advertisement of Prof. L
MlLLER'S Hair 1nvigorator, and La
uid Hair Dye, 10 another column.
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TO CONSUMPTlVls.


@Y>HE ADVERTISER. having been restored 70 health
in = few weeks by very simple remedy, aftel
having suffered several years with severe lung afec
ton and that dread disease. ConsnmItion-s anxious
to make knownto his fellow sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desire IT, he will send copy ~ the pre-
scrrton used free of charge with the directio for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
srRE CrRE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, &c.
Tn. only Office, Of the Advertiser in sending the Pre-
scry,on is benefit the afflicted, AMI spread informa.
ton which he conceves to be invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy will cos: them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAAssuGH, Kings County, New York.
October II, ls6G-n4lv.yl
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PosTs AND RAILS are wanted by JAS
Myer, jr. See advertisement.
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FARN IMPLEMENTS.

\yHE SUBSCRIBER 10 prepared 10 furnish to
Pho want, his wel-tried and approved CORN
lTIvATIRS. SHOVEL PLOWS. STFAW
lER, HARROwS. Road ScraVers. etc. lie
q" sssiy 10 effect and warrant . cure Of all
heund horses. s DANIELS.
s"a January I'D. ls6i.4H .
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1DoDao Oh and Lamp.
~ Aoesstaest u Ksssssss Oil Lsmps, OF
n ee.ossl 6s6e01A for sels By
~ ~ ANe0 HYER
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~ Shor Ms a Newspaper whose e"f"""'' are AZ
oil t;m,, crowded nth rev Adrvtise's<sts. o"d We
ciU s,,,nr you consu.raty alice ~ah 6'ss'@s' aud
e~trprss. The age is m'v@'x one a mo" f"0'
Glands in these slater days' rA ~ short f'"s. MA
himssU bsAs.d lly cOnspss1trs. ~
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Original Notice,

The STATE ~ iOHH. tSd1r O,fiify. as:
To JAMES HANNA. ALMIRA HANNA, and WILLIAM
CpIsM,S:
NIuC are hereby notified that there is now on
1 file in the office ni tn. vielk Of the bistiict
Court of tedar county in the State of Iowa . pc.
tition OF Nelson Davis, claiming Of said James
Hanna the -um OF five hundred dollars with in.
.e es: thereon ut ten per cent per annum from
the 2l-t day of August y l>Jh, As m bney due
on a promiSsory note executed by sad James
Mamma and delivered to sat Nelson Davi. ON
said list day Of Angu I, i-5 said petitioner
also L. forth ,ha. on s.id 2lst day of August.
ls56 the said James Hanaa and Almira llama
executed and delivered tn laid Nelson Esyis .
mortgage upon certain real estate in said petit
ton descrih,d tn secure the paEiH' NJ Of SAID
promm ssurv note. and that the said William
Cri.min has -!uce the recording OF said mort
gage Is pla ntiu is informed recovered jndE-
ment in said court against laid James Hanna.
and which he claims TO lie a lien upon said
premises IN tue petition described. The said
retitiuner rlnys that said moltaaged premises
may be sold to lat sly said note with Interest
and costs of this proceeding. AMI that the inter.
ests of said defendants in said real estate may 10
forever barred. You are further notified that
ul,ess you appear and answer or defend .sid
petition before II on Of the second day Of the
next term of said court. etault will be entero1
against you and judgment rea'ered thereon.
CHA'S q. HAYS. AMI
JAS II. ROE X OK.
uxrs~s etiirEfs Avsnrrs5y'.
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SOL6 MANUFACIOHEHS VI THE IMPROVED
GLTTA I'ERCIiA
CEMENT ROOFING
Is the CHEAPE T AND MOST DURABLE ROOFING
1T Is FIRE AND WATER PROIF.
It can lie applied 10 new and old Roofs OF all
kinds. and to Single Roo without removing
the shingles.
The cost is only about cthird that Of Tin.
and is twice ~ durable.
GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT.
For preserving and repairing tin and other met
d roofs ofeveTy description. from its great elias
ticity. Is not injured by the contraction and ex-
passion OF metals. and will not crack in cold
g ruM In wasm weather.
These materials have been thoroughly tested in
- New York and oil parts Of the Southern and
es,ern states. and We can give abundant proof
OF ~! We claim IN their favor. They are readil,
applied ny ordinary lsborers, 1T . Miaing ex
mo HEAT 10 REQUIRED. -
These materials are put up ready for nae .nt
for shipping to oil parts Of the couatry with mi
printed directions for application.
Full descriptive circulars will b furrished Of
application BY mail ar H. per.on 1t our Prjnci
pal Once. SO BROADWAY.
(1DDoalts q. NicAolas HoSel) NEW.Y,,RK.
JOHNS b ODOeLEy
Os7~n. ASsss Wanssa.
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d,ipton 4obtrtistr
LOCAL DEPARrN6ENT.

Axents for the Advertiser.
A ADVERTISING; AGENTS IN 1T. LOUIS
IA Messrs KENNEDY 4 UDOSo6urE. General
Advertising, Collecting and Commission agents.
Is Olive street st. Louis, Mo-. are our accredited
Agents in that city. aud they are authorized to
receive Advertisements for the Triton ADrER-
rlsER, and collect bills for the same:
). S. DANIELS, Publisher
s.W RArnsrn, Of Pioneer, IS authorize ed to receive
subscriptions for the ADv.RTssR, and receipt for the
same.
rPC. II. sCRIyEN, .1Arsrtising Asest, 81 Deer
bsrn sfrsef. CAieags. authorized 70 rses're dnre.
sisems~is (sr tbs aad oil sAs Issdisg 1spsrs % hs
North u est.
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I'VE can now furnish al
who may desire. With Dlanksos almost every
Assos4peion, neatly prantsa. and Of the most
aupeovod Docms.
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Tobacco and Cigars,
OUEENSWARE

i. uneaqualled in the Marke. ~ to quality and
price. We have large amount. which we are
frequently recruiting with the latest styles.
Also. q general assortment OF Kerosene Lamps
and burners. which can he lifted to fluid lamps
with but li:tlc cost
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OniOn Grove Market RenDrt
Wilton Market.

Co rected weekly by F.BACON. dealer in Pro.
duce, Dty.Goods. ..r.
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(touNTRY BoARD-TEN MILES FROM NEW YORK.
Parties wishing engage Rooms, with good Table, at
.Yrcednay prices, for tie winter in Of the most
desiras DWELLING the HUDSON, scenery unsurpassed,
Syilifn few walk Fort Washington depot,
nay address boz 3,5gS Pest oNce for one week.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE OF
"A John HARRISON deceased late Of the city York.
brewer hereby notified pay all such amounts may
Sullivan street, New York.
New YORK. October s. 1851 80 -N>N''''
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floARD-oN MODERATE TERMS, WITH A fRivATI
lAN3, Tor gentleman and Niie or tao sngc gentle
men, msn, fences exchanged Apply 40 West Twenty
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CONVENTION OF IRISH SOCIETIES.
~ Delegates representing the various Irish civc
are requested to attend meeting at Hlhernn Hail. No 4.
Prince street, Friday evening, cok on business d
importance. JAMES 9ANDrORD Pr.sient
JOHN A. KENNY, Secretary. lr'
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CHI FOR THE REMAINDER or THE Wharf.-The
yltU Upper Part q FIRST class honse, consisting o. six
Rooms with every modern convenience for small Family
a, liz East Thireh street, between Lexington and Third
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ITO BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERs.--A FIRST CLASS
Besrdng House TO let, and the Furniture for sale The
Etns - iuNhcd throughout Is filed with good paying
y 1.s anu VII be SOLD low and easy terms Address
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