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The Grand Haven news., 1864-11-30

D The first quarterly meeting Of the Ex-
ecutive Board Of the Ottawa County Ag-
ricultural Society, for the current year,
will take place at Lamont, on the first
Tuesday of December next. 1t is desira-
bic that both the members of the retiring
and the new Boards should be present.
iuasmuch as all business Of the past year
is 10 be closed up and a basis Of opera
tions for the future inaugurated.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-11-30

THE FLoRESoE TRluMpHAxr.-Th
Sewing Machine establishment of the
celebrated "Eorenee Company, No.
$50 Chestnut street, has now in operation
in the east window, the latest and most
ingenious, invention in the way of an au-
tomaton lady, that mas yet been produced.
This Young lady, on Saturday last, was the
cynosure ofall eyes. She not only seems to
be intent upon her work, giving the ped
al motion, and keeping the machine up
to time and music, but she actually pass
es the material to be sewed through her
hands, alternating from left to right, or
from right to left at pleasure, the Flor
ence being the only machine upon which
this feat can be performed. As me-
chanical invention, the automator here
referred to is really curiosity, and
should be seen by every body. Persons
desirors Of procuring the best Sewing
Machine in the world, can, at the same
time, step inside and make their selec-
tions. ~ W n
Agents.-Wm. H. Sharp, 100 Wash
ington ST., Chicago, ILL.,, and j. 4 J. w.
Barns, Grand Haven, Mich.
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THE Grovesteen Piano Forte" receiv-
the highest Asoard Of Merit o0er
all others, at tie Celebrated
f Worlds Fair!

Where were exhibited instruments from tho
best makers Of London, Paris, Germany, Phil
adelphia, Baltimore, Boston and New York; and
also at the American Institute for flee suscessire
years, the gold and silver medals from both Of
which can be seen at our ware-room.
BY the introduction of improvements we
make still more perfect Piano Forte, and by
manufacturing largely, with a strictly cash sys-
tenn, are enabled to. offer these instruments at a
price which will preclude all competition.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-11-30

New YoRK, Nov. %.
Brig. Gen. John II. Winder has been
appointed Commissary General Of prison
ers. All men and officers on duty at the
various military prisons are placed under
his command.
The rebel troops in Alabama are said
TO be suffering greatly for the want Of
clothng--in one company tweuty-four
men were barefooted.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-11-30

EDlTOh OF IHE NHWbs
y SIR:-In your last issue you was pleas
ed to notice the saving machine lately
put in operation by myself. You did
great injustice to the inventor, Mr.. Perry,
and the manufacturers, Messrs. E. Rem
ington 4 Sons, of Illion, N. Y, in stating
that the machine was capable Of cutting
fifteen or twenty cords Of wood per day.
! know that it is capable Of cutting fifty
cords per day, and ifyou or any other gen.
tleman doubt it come into the woods
where I am at work / will cut in your
presence single cord of maple or beech
wood inside Of ten minutes. This horse
power excels anything have ever seen
in use. 1t is so constructed that it can
not be broken by any fair means. The
entire weight of the machine is less than
100 pounds. Its cost, $3.50.
Respectfully, HENRY PEsNoYER.
We derived the information in the
article to which our Honorable friend al
ludes from his son, who was engaged in
running the machine and ought to know
something Of its power and capacity.
However, we gladly correct all errors.]
The Grand Haven news., 1864-11-30
SYMPTONIS:

The symptoms of Catarrh as they generally
appear are very slight. Persons find they have
cold, that they have frequent attacks, and arc
more sensitive to the changes Of temperature
In this condition the nose may be dry, or
slight discharge, thin and acrid, afterward be-
coming thick and adhesive. As the disease be-
comes chronic, the discharges are increased in
quantity and changed in quality; they are now
thick and heavy, and are hawked or coughed
of. The secretions are offensive, causing bad
breath the voice is thick and nasal !, the eyes
are weak the sense Of smell is lessened or de-
stroyed deafness frequently takes place An
other common and important symptom Of Ca
tarrh is, that the person is obliged to clear his
throat in the molning Of thick and Shiny mu-
cous, which has fallen down rom the head dur
ing the night. When this takes place, the per.
SON may be sure that the disease is ON its way
to the lungs, and should loose no time in arrest
ing ii.
The ADORE are but jew IF hemany Catarrhal
Symptoms.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-11-30
EDWARD ELY.
cnrcAco, May 18th, 1864.

From "PARJfL W the ,ccll- kao~a Halter, un-
der the fremont House, Chicago. M.
DR. d. III. SEELYE a co: H.t
Gents-Your Catarrh Remedy have used,
and fully recommend It ns the best remedy
known. IL has cured me, and / believe it is q
certain cure In all cases:
JOHN PARMLY.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 9th 1864.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-11-30
Lightning Fly Killer.

T N any quantity az T1- -I|-T-T -
i GRIFFIN's Drasssors.
August 80 [275 ms-
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PRICES.

No. !, Seven Octave, round corners, Rose
wood plain case, S275.
No. 2, Seven Octave, round corners, Rose
wood heavy moulding, $500.
Nc. 3, Seven Octave, round corners, Rose
wood Louis XIV style, 1925.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-11-30

For SALE BY-H. Griffin 4 Co. and Angel d
North, Grand Haven, Mich. [n2S4y1.1
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serTlHE HUMAN FACE DIVINE" !
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FOWLER WELLS, $50, Broadway, N. Y.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-11-30

NTHE people Of Berlin are moving nobly
in the Temperance Cause. A Lodge of
Good Templars was organized in that vii
lage several months ago, and has pro-
gressed finely since, now numbering over
thrce hundred members. Meetings are
held weekly and are enlivencd with the
reading ofa paper, edited BY chosen mem
bers, semi-weekly, accompanied by select
ed readings from other authors, and 9TH
er literary exercises, combining mental
improvement with the useful.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-11-30

The N. Y. World, Of Saturday makes
the abolition majority for Governor in
New York 2,s43. This is close work Of
100000. ss as
The Grand Haven news., 1864-11-30
French, Grand Action, Harp
Pedal, Iron Frame, Over
Strung Bass, &c.,

And each instrument bcing made under the
personal supervision of Mr.. J. ii. GRovEsrEEN,
who has had practical experience of over 80
years in their manufacture, is fully ,oarranted
in erery Particular.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-11-30

'THE long experience of d. H. Seelye in
a treating Bronchial diseases and Catarrhal
difficulties, justly entities his Liquid Catarrh
Remedy to the confidence of the public; the inn
mense sales, and each bottle making friends for
this truly valuoble remedy, have given the aged
Chemist and Physician ample means to smooth
the path of his declining years.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-11-30

This is to certify that in the use Of DIR. Sec
lye's Catarrh Remedy, / experienced much re-
lief, and have heard many speak Of it ms being
invaluable for the cure of Catarrh.
Yours &c
The Grand Haven news., 1864-11-30
Found.
EsTRAY OR STOLEN.

.nN or about the first Of Nov, from pasture,
~ in the township Of Tallmadge, a large
Sorrel Three Year Old Colt, having white star
in the forehead and circle brand, enclosing the
letter d, on the left shoulder, also scar on the
right hip, occasioned by kick.
N Mas- For the recovery of the property. IL stol-
en-, and the apprehension of tho thief. a reward
of 500 win be paid. For the recovery of the
property alone, n suitable reward will be paid
Address, ROBERT HART,
Lamont, Ottawa Co., Mich.
Nov. 10, 1858. [2s9wS
The Grand Haven news., 1864-11-30

rss- Descriptive Circulars sent free.
August ], 1864, [2741y.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-11-30

. The proprietors Of the Ferrysburg and
Muskegou line Of stages, Messrs. Culvert,
Brother & McrrilL have completed their
arrangements to accommodate in the best
manner the travelling public. They have,
at the present time, over thirty horses,
with an adequate number of vehicles, SO
that no one need to 60 on foot that
chooses to ride. Mr.. F. T. Ranney, we
understand, has sold out his interest 10
the firm above named and retires from
the road. A portion of the horses are
kept for livery purposes, at Muskegon.
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osc,cs = Cherry street., Sunday afternoon a. one
q, without further no<tce.
SwAvn--On thursday, April a, fnAnus SwASzk, ageo
- yeaB, muoths and day.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfuy
invited attend Tie funeral from hn late residence
West thirty street. Sunday mornng 81 ha
nine O'Clock, without further Invitation.
Canada papers please copy.
voLcxMANs-On Friday, April ~, META MARIA VolcK-
MANN, aged ~ years, I month and Is days.
Notice Of the funeral win be given In the Sunday
HERALD. -,
WMrYuuDEs.-On Friday, April "a. a. Tompkinsvie,
Staten Island, JOHN WHnEsDEs, aged 80 years.
Tue relatives and friends OF the family are Respectfully
invited TO attend funeral from the Reformed Duch
church. Tompknsvie staten Island. on Sunday after
noon, Al two o'clock
WurrR-At Washington, ON Friday, April 10 RICHARD
son Of the John T. and Mary A. White, IN the
| 10th year OF his age.
His remains Inferred In Keyport
| Waveriy, N. Y. papers please copy
WILSON -On Thursday, April ~. JAMES WILSON, aged
~ years and months, OF consumption, son OF Jonn
| Thomas and Mary Ann Wilson.
The funeral will take place 90 Sunday afternoon, AZ
| three O'Clock, from 236 Greenwich street.
Southern papers please copy.
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sr rHosAs March 2Arr steamer Resas ferrioS kossSl
sis1rs ts tucker Rio Srsnds SSoIi
81 :. S son. s ss zps sa ship Pusus unun Liver
Nv" American Ports.
.chrs Pickering Quinn. do; Julia Mary Gray ,S sS
Arr l:a ;ssr: Gs
sii fsSSSss ss1 sasR:sA ss'F &c
sn d p s eS Sears
issas s: .' wal. Bss S%1s coTssss Marshall
sxr brig Jon.n1s oa, Peter. Eyo,s sch ,s. Ocean
hs Ss CD bark Eamaa Preston
sp ls SsGRsf carlisle.
Ag % I'll. ss's Ta
pha Jan Juan, Coe NYork; sloop Neptune Hatch, Eliza
O' aSpIsEs' HOLE April 20 Maria There's.
s'$;
osy. 4 H.syon wind
i s.: xss s rssas:a and jaime:
Frank; coi Lester. Perry paha Adams; Embsn Bssrss.
N sEw !3e April s-An brig Ksnnsese Blair
NEW HxyEN April 2,Arr ssars Marion rrlG S: nss-
Rsitimore sioop Charles Chapman Rondout Sid schr
sslss 1p .s. Envoy Pearl
asxrr schrs Joseph Reed Gibbs New Bedford for Pcrs
G T.psy Ds dc H%ahs
Arr a Dutch Island harbor isth schr John Compton.
APR, H1Ar brig Belle 2, D. BAY.
thur: HASKELL Portland CID schrs Hattie Ross Poland
P SsM
n1s' kcf
Want Price Boston; Heliner Grace: Fan RIVER Eliza
Ceres. Tmmins. Lynn; Daley Saunders New London
22d-Arr ship New England Edge, Pensacola brgs n =
Monroe; Rock ngham. Portland, v,-
PORTLAND. April 20.Arr ship Rienzi tbr., murphy,
sosb srs h9 ssmpSs
SSs 0E , aS aeorss
Point Hoffman, NYork briss Tubal Cain, Lorng Havana
Elmra. Norton, Philadelphia schr swett' Kemp. Ba
ospray Aldrch, and Annie Davis Myork; bark Thomas
Phadeiphia. CID bark shele!d Brl, Robertson NYork
to load Tatle Bay CGH Sid shrs Baker Baker and
Racket Phiiadepha; Thomas Borden Wrightington DO
Fall River; Charles Cooper Iourgee
"PsHWTW6K April al@Ar schr Escta Scott, Baker
Rends" sd sleep Venus Martin RGndSus ws,ao.,
2lst-Ar bark Palas tBrem). Hartmann; Hong K9ng;
SALEM April ls-A5r sch5s amanda Powers BnGcs
Torrey. HASKELL fhiiadeiphia schrs Ephram Anna Dole
Portland Dr. Kane Ryder Elzabethpor. Hannibal Went
worth. do fer Bangor; Hero Kenney. York; Charlotte
NYoTE: Helen Mar Dow Lanes Cove for Phadephia sld
10th schr L. &C .dia, Small. Nyork,
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+ HI e N A " Y.


Arrival Of the Uaised states sIoep-oc-
War Pensacola.
The United States screw sloopof.was PensAooa, Con.
mandsr James H. Strong United States Navy, arrived q
this port yesterday morning She s Psnsaools Dc
7th New Orleans llh and Hampton Roads 20th Che wa
built q The Pensacola Navy Yard In 1885, Der engines
put in at the washington Navy Yard In 1891 sd
h beautiful vessel and has the worst eagine Of any
weasel Of the United States Navy, haya been bedeviled
by certain parties, who filed her with cutods and
various humbugs, 20 that she has never been
able TO do anything. She run the Potomac batteries IN
. handsome In 1862. and under FasraguS
succeeded passing the fors below New Orleans tho
morning OF the Gath Of April 1862 Since that msmoFa-
BILE time she has employed the ship d New
Orleans presence tending In great measure 70 keep
the rebels in quesude while Farragut absent on in
portant duties.
She came up 10 beautiful style yesterday morning, at
tracing universal attention and the praises from
all who is great pity that such nDs look
ing vessel should abused she has been 10
her engines. The following is list Of her oncers:-
Commamder-James 81. Strong.
Sur0eom-Phip Lansdase.
Lieutenant and Erccsatpe O6gcer-F Valotte hCNAfA
Lieu'enans-G. Watson sumner.
Pasmdsier-John H. Stevenson.
AssiadnR SufQe0n-W. II. Jones. ts
Nra Lieutenant Of Adrimes-N L. Mothers.
Enoinssrs-Assistant, Henry Fitch; second Assls.
tants, Charles n Burchard. Aug a. Able Alfred Colind
Third assistants. W. Fisch q. ". Baird. r. w. Bur
AIDING Taasrs-GiiOsrs Richmond, Ebsn Hoys, @ W,
Pratt.
Ac ing Ensgn-Eugene Biondi.
Gunnsr-D. A. Roe.
Cdrpenter-Joscph f. Cox.
Pavmaaer's Cirks-A. II. Stacey, Thomas Waller
Acting Masters Adtes-Wm y. Sprague, W. w. Black
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



Byxnx-hirsp-On "Wednesday, April 20, at tie Re.
lCsmed Dutch church, u twenty FIRST street and
WA avenue, by the Rev Or Rogers EDWARD BgRps 10
nnA eldest daughter q the Hon. John C. Msther all Of
thk city.
BovKEs-sTrpsAs.-op Wednesday. Anil 40. n, New.
zoo Lower Fails, hsse., by Rev W W sever, GEORGE
BowEyn, OF Boston, and Miss ApDn N. erEpsAr, Of
Newton Lower Fails :
EvAss-GnoAf.--On Wednesday evening, April 90 AZ
hudson ~ r., By Rev. Nelson Smell CoRSsiIrf H. Fy.ss
" Miss IaoGEEg GRoAf, all Of Hudsop
GsEss-PHnu-0n Thursday, April Il. BY Rev Mel
80 willard, OF hontclar, ~ j. DAVID CRsss OF ih,s
fity, and rHsopocA A. daughter Of Edward rearce Esq
- cards '''
HALI-ounIr-op Thursday, April q, by the Rev. W.
All o. this city. No cards
Moouos-JAccEa-Upw Wednesday evening. March
1854 by the Rev. ne Parker, VIZ. c, Mooros 10 Mes
AnAspA JAoosR, all OF this city.
hrargY-ELsKsDoss.--o Wednesday, April 40, Of
havensvoo l.. BY Rev. DR. fayre. Jonx JAY MrpTBy
- Uss HksspoRr, both OF the city.
Vas Anss-HAses.--M Beayertcwn, ~ j., on wednes
cay evening, ATn 20, BY the Rev Henry Lifts wn H.
Vas Arm, Esq Of New York city, 70 Miss Exma A.
HAEns, Of Besvcrtown, N ,.
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The Case Of Mrs. Flanagan.
M rur EnIrnn on TILE uEaAin

allow me 70 call your attention 10 the report contained
10 your issue Of Sunday last, wherein my name
coupled with that Of laundering druggist in the
q Mrs. T1anagans death. Permit me to cay that the
Jury 10 q could discover no evidence whatever on
which 70 ground part Gle OF against In
sequence 81 reports founded undoubtedly upon
the unntended but possibly implied IN the
oaauee ~ their verdict wherein they recommend ply
eddress themselves coll ctyey 70 the effect hat this
gcetiop was thrown out simply as precautionary
sure, and not basng II upon evidence that my IRE
ecrpton was not thus written. On the contrary IL ap
pcared TO them abundany evident that perfectly
1egibe and correct. Under such circumstances all
eurdity OF my beng beld 20 bail will rt appear.
have only 10 say thai have beeN placed In that
stgmatizing plight and nsver expect 10 be.
w. H. sri DIZZY. NJ n.
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CLEARED.
Steamship Esna (Br) McGuigan. Qneenstswn and LAYER
Steamship Virginia tBr,. Grace. Liverpool-wiliams
steamship Caledonia tBr) Craig, Gasgow-F Macdonald
Steamship Ilrnos, Babcock. Aspinwal-M Roberta
Steamship Corsca Br) LeMesurie Nassau and Havana
Ship Cynosure Dram. Liverpool-Tarscott. Bros AGO
Ship Havre tNorw). Norgaard. Antwerp-Funch heincke
ship Repasls Brsm} sshmld ;dsn Co.
ship American Union. Hubbard 81 John. NB-Grinnel
Bark Bark Eoldavan tBr,. Ward Hong Kong-J Jewen
Bari Calypso Ring San Era SS,e|sn CO
Bark Johann Martin trrus) Muller, RO.,erdam-wm sa-
Bark Maynower. Lovejoy. BarSados-H rrowbridge's
Brig Don Juan tArg). LInde. Cadiz-Funch, Msncke
sTg Arcs;ook Wells Phlaasphia-Ya.ss Portsrdeld
schr Chingarora, Madison. Accomac-E Kreemer.
sss sr
Ssss.
schr Jesse williamson Dinsmore. Philadelpna-Baker
schr Prize Mayo. Calais and Mllbridge-J Boynton's
sssr NILE Hall rG,tandTW Brow CO
ssT r Fanny E %o.s Fail
sssr Racket
sio nr aurora. Williams Norwch-H Racket Son.
Eloop Marv Gray Havens- New London
Steamer Ionisa More Win,srs Wswbern
Steamer ] r Thomson McKaig. Baltimore.
ARRIVED
steam soop efwsf PsasacGa CAP. lame, ssOuE
10th. -
via Port lh Turks Islands 18th. with mdse
and passengers Booth Co. Had strong ncrthery
winds the 18th and Goth gale from Of Cape Hat
Steamship Fairbanks Msrshou. Warrington hours, to
ship camoens (Port) Marquee, Havana. II days. in BAL
Ship Live Oak so Beas Alden New Orleans days.
ship Eizsbsth Hamilton White, New Orleans. II days.
BARK New Orleans lBrem). Sanders Cadiz, 81 days. with
mdse. 10 Chas Luling 4 Co, $500
~ Rsa sugar o e s aes Crockett Trinidad Cuba
Bark Fanny Ealsr Perkins New Orleans. and IL days
fFi sss with mo-
ssssurns s I.gT:: ssr, ca an
Brig Ella tBr, Cox. Havana, Is days with sugar. to
Brig Surf tof camden), swee,land. Matansas days,
Brig Ocean Spray coi aibratar Micheper cieniuegos
Is DAYS. with sugar. TO Miller Honghton
10 days, with loewood &C. 70 John Lewis TIN inst
miles NE Of Cape Antonio large painted ports bark
stna.cn 9th ~ Ion 70 81 dsnaiaed Swedish snip,
Steamer Green u transport). Benton, Alexandria
BELOW.
One brig
hound George Leary Raid Crased Adj
No, a@q1.s Tw,'isSs EvsnIsa s,"! Peter
: Alice sanaon sss Foam Si H.ossm
q Hubbard, d Warner.
Wind ct sunset 8, fresh
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Interesting 20 House Purch aSers.
kUFHtME COURT-JIKCtIr.
Before Judge Miller.

Arm p Us ~ ~ Harley Us. Jomss W. B,siasca--
This interesting suit brought recover damages
Tor nonulhiment Of contract The plaintiff, II appears
vas anxcve 20 purchase three dwelling houses which
were being built 10 Second avenue near f,ftieh street
BY the defendant bargain was struck Tor the pro.
party. the plaintiff agreeing 10 give eshees thousand
dollars Tor be houses on condition that they
Aniebed after the model Of certain house in fifteenth
street. and that they 10 be ready OCCUPANCY
the 18th 81 March, 1862, under penalty Of fifty
collars Q day for every days delay after that
date The defendant unable 10 comply with the
agreement especially 20 the time OF on, aud
WAS not until the Esd Of April that the houses were
ready for occupancy and besides Il claimed that
she houses not finished according the model Of
the FIT enth street house.
For the defence was set up that the delay was nm.
avoidable and that there material difference be-
tween the finish OF the dwellings aud that the Fifteenth
street. model The case lasted two days and resulted in
the jury rendering verdict for the plaintiff Of $500 40
With an allowance o. Eve per cent for counsel fees
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Tam the recipient you Of the greatest favcrs
that can be upon vx:-That Of health For
many years have suffered from OF the most annoying
and facilitating complaints the human family be
afflicted WITH Chronic Darhea
During the long time was suffering from this disease
was attended BY regular physicians giving temper
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duced to try Hollands Batsra After The Of
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Cd 70 be pletely eradicated.
Ioen inwaray thank you for such valuable specific
and whenever have opportunity chesruly
IL, with fun confidence in its reliability Truly yours
JOHN b wIcKERsHAx
NV YonH. February ., 1884.
PHILADELPHIA TESTIMONY
From Julius Lee ESQ.,. Arm OF Lee walker the most er.
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MrssRs JONES AEvASs:-GxsrIxxxs-My motherin law
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suffering from dyspepsia have had that disease
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From that wen known citizen, the
HON. JACOB BROOM.
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PHILADELPHIA. ocl Z. 1853
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PRICES
Large size tbodips nearly double quant) 81 per BOT.
ue-half dozen.
Small sise rs cents per bot.s-haf dozen.
BEWARE OF cOUSrERrEIrs
See that the signature OF &C. NJ jackson" ID the wrap
per OF each bottle.
Should your drussss not have the srtos. % moi
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MISCELLANEOUS

RARE BOOK.
a FRESH FROI ABRAHAMS BOSOM
Being the Jests and Squibs Of President Lncoln.
The following are among the eontents;-c ,,r e.vp
OLD ABE AND THE BULLFRO0S.
OLD ABE AND HIS TOD.
GOT THE ITCH.
APEDLER MADE TO SWALLOW HIS OWN PIES
LINCOLN AND THE WOODEN LEGGED AMATEUR
OLD ABB AND THE NI0GER BARBER.
Old Abes JokesThe Quintessence OF President Lincons
Life Sold by booksellers and agents everywhere
Price I'd cents r. r. DAWLEY. Publisher.
Is Park row, N. 7.
CoRNs, BUNIoNs. BAD NAILS, &C, CURED WITH
Bowery over Citizena' Bank Rice Annihiator cures
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