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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-11
From the Galens Gazette, Nov. lab.
A YOUNG PUTNAM.


On the morning of the 50 instant AIfre'
Bmnson Clark, deren years old grand son Q
The Rev. A. Brunson. went out on the Pralri'
ldu Cheln,l TO hunt for COWS. lie had fou
dogs with him, and seeing two wolves, he hiss
ed them on. and gave chase. One OF th'
wolves vas pursued by the dogs to rock OF
The side OF the bluff. some $50 feet up thu
steep ACTIVITY where he took refuge IN ere
wee. from which the dogs could not ou't him
The lad having followed close upon the dogs
aou ',,. 'ss,ag 'ne snu'lon ., 'ne "on' anu un
n"ps 70 'ose '"e game ".u MS morse 10
ne.i snu Oy ,ne s,a 0, uie pusnes e,s'hoefeo
up ,ne seep h'h sioe 10 me sueh OF 'he roch
Oh VIZ" '"e Won "a'e'e" 20 nus vac
euu " ,nn snen es"e 70 tnc ground s'onpg
~nne 'he o'ner' ~ OF - ,eet o'st'n', o.
~ ,ee' from W. Inc sheh IS aoou, IL or 10
'nches woe. a"u over u nanes p,oJee'ion hks
a eorniee' 'he space oo'"een me shell aud pro
Jeeilon oeine on'y ABOUT io inehes' on th''
snen 'ne o"y cia"leu ms hapds ana knes,
70 ,ne eisvlee IN ~hsh 'he won had slowed
Ia h.,;nr no ".a .auo ans = S mn "."sos I.u Iu'
with. he laid hold of the tail and pull,J baeL.
As soon as he could, The wolf turned and
snapped at his hand TO avoid which the boy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-11
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. II, 1889.
Publishers Notice.

To SUBSCRIBERS IN ARREARs.-As OrrrR.
-.!Subscribers who olce us for one. t,oo. or three
years. papers, are respectfully informed that il
their respective bills are PAID during the pres
ent month Of December, ce uiH receire So for
he last years subscription. and that, after he Isl
Of fJanuary, ,oe shall. in every case. charge the
additional 25 cents, according to our terms.
We are induced to make the above Offer by the
hope that those indebted to us will consult their
own interest as we'll as ours, by paying their bills
Immediately. We have several hundred dollars
owing to US, which it is absolutely necessary that
we should collect, to enable us to carry on our bust
ness. We wish each Of our debtors TO consider
this as personal appeal; and we hope they will
feel for Us in the right place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-11

o." Mr.. Adams, who is made chairman OF
the meeting into which the House Of Repre-
sentatives has now resolved itself. with a view
TO fix some basis for a settlement of the New
Jersey controversy, held the doctrine Of the
following resolution, at the last session Of Con-
gress:
Resolved, Tha, every member Of the House
OF Representatives Of the United States ought
before taking his sea, therein, to produce at the
Clerks table, or TO depositc in the Clerks Office
the credentials by virtue Of whish he claims
his seat; and in all cases Of contested election
no member ought to be permitted to vote until
the House, upon report from the standing
Committee Of Elections, or by the vote OF the
majority of the members present. being quor-
um Of the House, shall have decided which Of
the claimants is entitled to the contested seat"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-11

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION
The steamboat Wilmington on her passage
rom ne" Orleans TO ST. Louis on the 2sth
ult burst her boilers near the mouth Of Arkan-
sas river. Her boilers, engine and upper works
were entirely carried away. making her COM
plete wreck. Eighteen of the crew aud pas
sengers were killed. wounded and missing.
From the ST. Louis Re publican, Nov. 25h.
! Further Particulars of The late Steamboat
DiSdsteT.-Yesterday the steamboat ST. Loui,
towed int7 port the Wilmington, more dread
fully shattered and wrecked than we have ever
seen any vessel. The circumstances of this
melancholy event. we learn from the officers of
the boat were about these.
The Wilmington left New Orleans. for this
port on the llth inst. and on the morning of
the 18th, little before daylight, stopped to
wood near the mouth Of the Arkansas river
She LETT the wood yard little after day. and
alter running between and miles. being a
lew miles above Napoleon, the middle boiler
bursied tearing off nearly two ring in the CEN
ire Of the boiler. The explosion threw the
other two boilers off into the river, with their
chmneys, &c, and carried the centre boiler
backwards along the stsrboard side Of the en-
glue nearly the length Of the boiler. tearing a
way MI the staneheons and other works, driy-
ing the fire-bed and deck under the boilers down
into the hold. Fragments of the furnace es were
only prevented from going through. by hogs
heads sugar lying under it. The piece of
iron detached from the exploding boiler. being
about three feet wide and reaching quite around
the boiler. was carried directly through the
social hall, tearing away every thing 10 its
course and cutting off the pilot house, in which
the pilot was, falling through the after part Of
inc hurricane deck into the ladies' cabin. The
furnaces and all the upper deck back TO the
second room IN the main cabin, was torn away
or SO knocked down as to fall immediately in.
lhe pilot house was thrown into the river a.
bout nifty yards. Such was the force Of the
explosion, that the principal Clerk, Mr.. Brkin-
bine, who was in his berth in the Office was
thrown forward. and with the iron chest, fell
near the capsten, having heen carried a dis
tance OF almost forty five feet.
By the explosion several were thrown over
board. The captain Instantly manned and
sent the yawl out and succeeded in picking up
several of them. Those of the passengers who
were injured. were around the stove in tho So
cial hall and suffered most from the falling of
the floor and the stove. One had his leg
broken in this way.
Immediately after the accident the boat took
hre, but was soon extinguished without serious
injury. Fortunately she was in such a siiua-
ton, that by the aid of the current they were
enabled to run her ashore and make her fast.
A despatch was Immediately sent to Napoleon
for medical and other aid, and all the assis-
tance which. under the circumstances, could
be, was rendered.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-11

4 There 10 no OCCASION, however, 10 search IN
to private transactions TO find means for sweep
ing condemnation Of this bank. which has done
more mischief both in Europe and America,
than ages will serve TO set right. For this its
open and notorious acts will suffice. which have
been too often advsred TO TO need repefition.-
! One alone therefore shall now be mentioned.
which is the short career Of The bank under the
present charter. which was granted IL we recol-
leet right. in 1884. and the capital was then
stated at 80. 5.000.0 900 dollars. or ct ZOO, 900, yet
this bank stopped payment in 1887 renewed;
became a borrower Of money all over Europe
and America At rates from to "a per cent
and has stopped in Pbilapelpha on the 10th
Oct last If people are incapable Of any i'm
preston from facts like these. they must be left
to their fate. and can receive no benefit from
any warnings which we cao give them
Times, Nov. Is.
! The American States have been made abso
lutely drunk or mad by the facility with which
they could raise money in England during sew
eral years past. and have thought no project for
d" internal improvement" as they phrase it. too
wild and extravagant for adoption. Under this
excitement, they have gone on, planning end
less sc he mes, some Of which ip the richer states
may yield profitable return. bot with by far
The greater part Of them such a result is entire
" out Of the question. They should have wait
ed as other countries have done, till tho in
h.J 10, III c,'rn;.I,ed ;n.,;6cs,,oo r., sncb
,..Ja.,.L;a L,., a.. ,,..a .;,ho,, IooLi,,
.L"nai r.. e., - ~ s,.,';", a.. 80
a., IT, ,';..;,I. 80 .nLs,.,,;,i
" ~ 49, -, - -
FIRST or last, II IS obvious. on the supposiiion
.n' ronn'oh no"esy 10 DC oo'e''e', 'nI'
makes m, ;mnrovemen, and !, need not he
pointed out in a country where money bears
,hs .aae., " -. ~ 81, =" 80 ,i,a,
,.;,h ;,s o., wv. e.,.,x h.i;.v. ,ha, .o11lJ am
,,n,;,,;,oJ n,, ~. AL. .,.x;"', ..oms;,;e. h,v.
h.an nh,a;,ad i, III. ,'.sto, .. sho,Id bav.
ooua -, I.',a; 81, :, b "a ha.o,,o I;,,.,aI,, ;,
oooss;L,a No." e. aa, aS ,..u,.n, ,,,;v.3 r.,
,hsss .,,,.. iy ,hs !, 'anc,;oo
~ :. htt " :, - J -:
~ .Ia,; - "o.' atu ~ poo, 49, ~, ,., 49,
very facility would have pushed the various
'ene",es !, "noa' 10 sue q" eS'Ien.e " "osuIony
,nss,;o,
II ,ov r,,,b., ,,,un,.,, us,s ,.o,;,.d ,.,;,.,
would be found in the feelings on that subject
'mong 'he in'eihgent merchants OF thst eoun-
S, ion. "no ~ ,Ia s,,,.. ,ho.Is.. ILL., ,2 sneh
oans' IN turning the attention of the c'tizens
rom Tue ordinary steady pursuits oi business
o al KINDS OF extravagant schemes and specu-
a,,on as could be inflicted upon England IT.
., '"' ""o'0 VI '"e '"o"'' '@"' '" 'o
General Bernard, so we'll known in this coun-
ry is dcaJ Ills funeral tool nl,ce q, the 9Th t
:. , - t
N0.'"o.'' ""' "'' ''o"'eu " great mum d
srs oil the Court party n
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Another Offer.

We will receive Sl,75 for a years subscrip-
ton in advance, from every new subscriber who
will come forward before the first OF January.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-11
RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENT

We learn from notice published in the
Providence papers Of yesterday. that at an ad
journed meeting Of delegates from all the Bank,
in Providence. holden on Monday,-seventesu
Of the twen'-- lone banks in the city being rep
rcpresented.-it was resolved, that on and sfter
the 10Th instant they would pay specie for all
their liabilities.
We presume that the Banks 10 this to~n,
and all others in the State will Immediately fol-
low suit.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-11

GF@Ths great Wing Convention for nomi-
mating candidate for the Presidency. &c. as
semblsd at Harrisburg On the 4th inst. Dele
gates from twenty-five States were present.
Mr.. James Barbour Of Virginia was chosen
President, assisted by thirteen Vice Presidents
and FIVE secretaries No proceedings Of mo-
mept have yet come to hand.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-11

~ The Stesmbsst King Philip broke her
shaft on Friday last. on her passage from F all
River to Providence. We hear that she is run-
ming with one Wheel, but will soou bs lad up
to be thoroughly repaired.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-11

The Census Of South Csrolina. recently
completed, is only 2s7.ll7. They send nios
representatives. TO Congress.
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

BENJAMIN smith swoMA-E was captain 81 the shir
Csbes on her last voyage.
District Atssrney--Oa what day did she leave Ha
vanal
Witusss.--I decline TO answer, lest it should eri
inmate myself
Dist. At when did she arrives
Witnes.-Oa the I'd sf July.
William Rockwell examined.-Witness Is the
health officer.
THE Counsel for the accused objected to this testi
rnony and contsnded that the witness must produce
his commission and show his right to administer an
oath.
The Court decided that the testimony must be
taken.
The witness stated, that he saw the vessel at no
station ON the I'd of July, and knows that she was
net there on the first.
On his cross examination, he admitted that the
cath had been administered at the Quarantine
ground, while the indictment was laid in the county
Of New York.
The prisoners counsel objected to the indictment,
because the testimony that the on~nce was
committed in Richmond county.
1t also contended that the officer had transcend
cd his duty, in making enquiries respecting tne
health sc, Of vessel on shore, when the law only
authorizes him to do il on board the vessei.
The argument on this point was continued up 10 .
o'clock, when the Court adjourned
NIpLo's.-The Ravcls appear this evening in a
French vaude vile and their new Pantom'me, IN con
neetien with which the exhibition Of splendid How.
srs, fruits, &c Of the horticultural Association, VIII
be throwH open to visiterswthout additional charge
thus constituting an inducement to visit the garden
which numbers viii gladly embrace
DIR. WILLIAMS.-We met, casually. on Friday, very
pretty aud interesting young lady, about IL OF age with
pair Of beautiful dark eyes destined to do mis-
chief among the soft hearts of the harder She tsd us that
her had and that they had completely cured
by Dr.. Williams that, moreover her neither and her
graRdmohe Mrs Burord had beth been much bsnehted by
this cccns treatment She told that her grandmother
Mrs Burrd between 10 and 81 years OF when che
found relief from DR., Williams
BY printed circular the above mentioned occuist we are
informed in very satisfactory masnr in letter from the late
husband OF Mrs Burford that himself restored the
sight DR. W. in the year 1909 and that his daagh
with whom Mrs Barod resides at lis Hudson street. in
this ahoug supposed BE- afflicted with ncurabe deaf
ness perfectly in 1872 and st her hearing cont
perfect to this dayNew York Sunday Atlas September
T. 1889. sl3-2d- in-
Morning herald., 1839-09-13
N ID N es " N a ~ * r. r.
ThursJay, September 1916 p. M

The sales the Stock Exchange to-day have been rather
larger than yesterday but great disposition to realize
apparent prices fell much below the closing rate Of We'd
nesday. N. An T. B. declined per cent Delaware and
Hudsan per United States bank declined per cent
but recovered the close Stoningon declined per cent
Harlem per cent
Most security banks organized under the general
Banking Law have made with bank in this
city, for the redemption their circulating bills The following
banks have their bill. redeemed by the North 4mecan Trust
Bankins C.rpany
Farmer Bank. Hudson. Farmers Droy Bk. Somers.
Staten Island Bank. Commercial Bank, Troy.
H3 Of sne per cent.
Farmers Mcchs bk enesec Merchants Farmers Ak Ithaca
Delawa c bank, Debit Gcnesee County bk Bathayia.
Jaues' b INK Saratoga. Bank Of Watcrtown.
Bank Of syrseGss. Mohawk Valley bank.
Bank of Central y r. Utica Lockport Baak Trust Co.
Farmers Bank of q eneva.
The general appearance Of affairs precisely such
manifest before the arrival Of the English steamboat Money
svery scarcepo still offered freely 1t IL per
cent PER month auctioneer paper commands from Il
per cent The lesnd for money rather increasing and is
not is usually The this season. by correspond
ing nax Of moEey from the country Of
debts. In sections Of the country money . exceedingly
scarce and the contracted condition Of banks derange
Of the exchange, prevent the claims
city merchants being much attended for the present
The following rates Of Bank Notes and En-
chanse;-
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

u Ir ~ II
sSw0rnuda
The Shelf Id Aea f,r Liverpool sails to-day Her letter
nan "' c1,e a, Gipins Exchange News Rson, at II o
el cL
The Nelson of Essport stranded Great Point Rip, S0h
Ia de-.
'he Nswben Spectator states that "a vessels stranded
NE mar N h VICINITY. during the gale which has recently
STONED - man, -astsrs along the line VI eur anc
soAst ~ 'hes' he Of threethe Thomas WiHn the
.eama ani the Wm 0rsywre rescued from the pers in
~eh me storm had them by the exertions Of
r'e 'eross 'rpsone each vessein open pilot boat
for that pu pose.
learn that orders have received the navy yard
TO q, away the frigate United States and the
oop Of war Marion Their destination believed to he the
Or zi t''o relieve the Independence and the Fairfield
a. IN. Of old Naval Officers lived to arrive
he raj tue ghcs' in nsv,l Of Commodore-CoaIso
doe B.rro 70 years. Stewart, 6; Hull 60, Chasncey 81
JOS ~ N"rs 81; rng-n SO, Crane; 60; Biddlc 90;
hdre 90 Dowr's 90; Elliott 69 Cas,n, e2 Renshaw. 50
Wa >warih h6 ed 57 Ballard 90; Kennedy So Dallas 66
Nicholson,62; Shuhriek, 90, Claxton, 5S.
"ss~S states Psrss.
Boron, p li-arr saiuda Hunt, NYork; sid Grecias,
Chase. do; jaspar, Nicxerson, do.
York.
PORTLAND Sept 7arr Cygnet Avery NYork for Machiss
s'h, ia Perseverance, Smaiey, do.
NEw BEDFORD. Sep lO-arr Ellen Roduan, shepherd. N
Yofk: Alta. M irs do
PROVIDENCE, Sept l0-arr Tecumseh, Child NYork James
Lamp''er, Kinney, do; Providence, Brown, do.
NEWPORT Sept Sarr Forrest Gilchrist, NBedford for
f"rk sarah Ann Anderson st Arbus fordo Wood, Han
d., odo, Eliza Eddy Lee, Boston for do
roRTsMoUrH, NH, Sept7 Charlotte, Rice, from New
RICHMOND, Sept 6sld Amity ssmers, New York; NASSAU,
Allen, o.
Forcign Ports.
sr JOINS NB Sept l-arr Chieftan, Crocisr, from New
There American Baracoa ~ days since
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

On the ID inst by the Rev Henry Chaee Mr. Thora, Hall
.on Of the ate Dr. Hail. Of ST. Johns, L. c. TO Miss Mary
WcSs late of Norwich Eng.
On the 10th instant, by the Rev Flavel s. Mines Mr. VIM
Hoyt to Miss Mara daughter OF the late Samuel j. Wet.
more, all Of this city.
On Monday evening 9th instant. by the Rev Mr. strobe
Mr. Henry G. Van Meerbeke TO Mrs. Mary shelsurg all Of
this city
on Ihursday at Jersey City, NJ by the Rev. Mr.. Pyne
Of Yonker ~ " Henry Seby Haywo.a ESQ of the Island
=. Madeira, to Catherine, daughter Of the late O. r. Pcket
ESQ. Of this city
Morning herald., 1839-09-13
MORNING uRRALD-sEsP NEWS.
Port er New York, September ~.
,vr srrs 8 II a,eH wArEn .,


Madison Finisl savanRah; Deaa swir Carmel rbilsd.i'
phia Morning star (Brl Morrison st Johns NB star HIT
ton, Yarmo.th Nsi Post Master, Stow, Edenton NC Con
per, Walker Great Egg Harbor; Shefiee Alien Liverpool
Arrived.
Brig san, Banlet,, d fm Philadelphia coal 4. Churchman
Reberts.
schr Abbott Lavrenbe Hail. days a Boston, with mds
Stevens,
schr Matilda, Lord y ds from Tampeo specie &c 10
Isrgous
sehr Resuw Pepper v day. from rsracoa, fruit SC t. II
Hudson.
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

Rnnl. NafeS

This table shows increase Of rates from last quota
hons particular, tho aud southwest The exchanges
different parts q the country Influenced three pow
er causes each ol which the medium Of payment OF the
peculiar of which IL is the leading feature These
in the south cotton the brssdstuf, the east
fastse Th, the when all these should
bne to reduce the rates and by settling the balance ds New
York. gradually balance against her which wosId again
revert IN her favor the ring business progresses This
the natural operation Of trade when entirely uninerred with
The operation Of the United States Bank during m charter
national institution to keep the rate its lowest
points about ih co ofraspo,aion OF specie throughout the
year. This iae drawing and reiravng the differ
en points in aacps OF the balances OF trade II
lyse the operations Of the hanks Of the south al this
may discover that thr eq.aze but
10 deraage exchanges IL the when northern funds
begin to be in demand and nearly Of the Market and
the rate OF drafts New York. varying from TO 10 per
premium 30 days sshta balance. between bssks have
bees demanded in specie and the amosn shipped to NewYork
and against these shipments drafts have been sold Taese
Sas not bought by regular dealers who afford
tempting opportunity for investment offered by the sale post
notes Ia the market of the w. Bank IS per
~ we'll stocks and other securities AZ low rates
This operation i gradually drawing from the vaults OF the
hank, the south their specie and the
them, aancreassd contraction Of their discount
Statement Of the Atchsfaya Bank La) on the I'd inst
compared with ~ condition on tn lat August last
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

Increase 1881
T. table an instance. Tie arrivals q specie al tb.
port recently large from New oleas aad , bank
o II per 10 her specie and 10 per cent
in her circulation aud like proportion in her discounts Now
ifwe rtcoect that Il precisely This moment that bank "a
ces begin To bc in reqsson i csh, IN order 70 assist
crop getting TO market will perceive The dis
influence this policy Of spcculang IN securities j. likely
TO exercise upon the fall trade we'll the foreign and do
nestle exchanges The planter being able % get advance
On his cannot pay Tor his supplies the traders therefore
eansot nsrh to purchase ihcse goods which rapidly
accommodating Market and Cor which the Indebtedness "
the importer i, rapidly falling due TO England.
Al the west somewhat different cause has produced The
.a.e eject The Gemand Cor specie the c Gin
eiups banks ha operated check their movements IN
,ure but the uncrrt state o the Engh srep has more
any other cause operated 70 kee back the crops The
aastt of wheat unsoubtedy large that without an
ten.ive ereign demand Price. must fl very much bu, would
rise M were that demand 10 take place. The farmers
therefore been vefy G in leir demands while he miller.
have not been disposed sccede 10 their rates This
lhngs has checked accumulation of credits in The
cities aud used scarcity of money IN the ccuny IN,
banks unwilling expand while there was any clog IA
the nsrset.
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

On the 18th nst after protracted Illness Mrs Ann wife
Thoaas snowden. in the 4sts year Of her age
The friends OF the family respectfully invited TO attend
her funeral this friday O'Clock from h. late
residence. No. 15i Madison st.
On Tuesday, Elizabeth Ebbes second daughter Of Thos ~
STAFFORD.
On the 10th instant Mr.. Sarah Martini relet Of the late
Capt James Martin.
Morning herald., 1839-09-13


In NE City and County of New York. from the sls, day Of
Aug, to the 7th day Of Sept. 1892
"a men, 20 women, IS boys; 81 grls-Total Ioa
DIsE.Es-Apeurism, 1; Bleeding, Il Burned or ssala
ed, l; Bleeding from the lungs 4, Casuatie 2; Cholc.
nfsnium, ss; Cancer, Consumption IS; Convulsios.
IL; Group hives Congestion Of brain o. Derium
?; Diarh@a o. Dropsy. o. Dropy in the head II Drowned
Dysentery, 10; Fever o. Fever bilious D. Fever
toryo Fever, renen,, Il Fever scarlet q Fever typhoid
whooPng eougha Hydrophoba oEryspelas
Inflammation Of priosrdium, o; Inflammation Of kidneys.
nnammation Of BRAIN u Inflammation OF bowels 8; Inha.
nation Of chest 1; Inflammation OF lungs 8; Inflammation Of
stomach Il Inflammation Of womb o. Of liver
Insanity d Malformation Maramus Ii Measles 2; Nor.
hcatono Old age, .; Organic disease OF heart o. Killed
murdered scrouIa. o. Small ror, sprue, o. Suicide o;
Tuner, o; Teethng o, Ulceratsn ef the throat Worms
l; Unknown.0
Aer-Of ard under 81 between and q So and
AL and TO- 81 10 and 2 S. 20 and 40 Ia 10 and 10 nj
and So ~; so and CO. o. 90 and 10 > 20 and 80 80 and
%, Il 20 and 700. 4; snksown, o.
fLscrs NAruIry- United States 1885 ireland. ~; Eng
and Scotland o; Denmark o; France o; British Posses.
.ons N A. .; Wales, Germany, s. Spain, o; Italy, o.
known. Q.
FRcn-Ans House. Bellevue, Q; Hospital do. a. New
Jersey q Long Island, 4; Hospital o. Blackwes Island g.
small foS Hospital, o. City Hospital, o. Penitentiary,
Westchescr, 2, Colored persons, 4.
WILLIAM A. WALTERS, City Inspector.
City Inspectors 0fkce. Sept. 7. 1892
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

GO A CaRD-THE PASORAMAs-NR GATHER
WOOD respectfu, informs the citizen. az New Yorh z.a
The public generally that he intends epen erbbitsoa
NEW fANOkaMA early IN October neat, and that cosss-
quentiy IN. Panorama Of JERUSALEM Will po.ity,i, 4.
cssed on the first OF that month lie gives this early sos,ee
that parents may bring their children Sunday and ot.v
School Il, acaers their scholars all may have =. e
porunty Of viewing this transcript Of the Hsly City.
aul.ises2m"
A R1lFlCiAL TEETH-Isser,ed on tie principle OF
Atmospheric Pressure from single tooth 10 conpets
set by W. Thorn Surgical anu Mechanical Benti.t fro~,
London AS Broadway entrance in Howard Office hours
from eight until sir su3I Ir.i.