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New-York tribune., 1841-07-13

a Row took place the Circus in Buffalo the even
ins Of the 7th occa,oncd by rqfan> of some one
eoraecied with the Circus, who the evening before seeing
young ai of Mr. Philips, crawling the pertor-
ance under the ton-cOih struck him with knife some
other sharp instrument "Ocndns him severely the cheek
MIR Nichols, Tho proprietor applied for redress but
could would point the perpetraor e s:ory
spread public Indignation excited and the next evening
about oclock the performances interrupted by general
attack ~ which the canvass tent was Gu and torn badly and
more serious consequences threatened The Mgyo Sheriff
&c were on Ihand apd BY ee ezerions restored order
Mr. Phillips assuring all that 10 aad beeaaa perfectly sans
ned aud inviting The assembling to 60 ef"k az S.s
pensc
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13
,,.,t,,pr nF SWINDLLks

III ~ y ~. 90 New .nian ,hi paper at tt!ca has ab,
'toE't - ~ aud plunJernr others VINO tad trusted
.eohe ;,e m equal amount lie has probably zone u"
!in 10 III ds VI ~ me last fhO.e who ike the
iirh' .1", " n,,o,,cr. will please trust him tribe
1roxD Ss~n a. saeeay @ 1 h oasS ao ase% , o To a" 'S
cash He tos udcj other publishers N
r. anner Ifo aay Tuesday ai without giving
@ lad suffered papers accumulate several da> terei
,n Whoever v ci!hcr under his own o. az assumed
are viii please and gre him rde wholesome
advice.
T Tho serious sustained the above and other IN
stances couran establish nexbe rule that We will hence
forth send no papers City without payment in advance H-
cpt 70 well known responsible Nesmen and to these neer
longer ,au beyond the for which payment sha have
been made Oar present Ne*men viii please take notice
of thi. rulc Il. i; viii he ndexibly adhered TO-
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13

- For n humorous Escur sio.y,' sec last page
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13

70 The Illinois State Register abuses Hon. DANIEL
G. G,rNsrY the Laud oAec Register at Dixon in that
State rs "a furious, hrawHng vndictive AnE}SNlason,
elected, to Congress such from this State and thea cast
aside Just the contrary Of This fact. Judge Garnscy was
eleced Congress this State in 1926 his mcr-
it's having party nomination, and WAS thrown out in 1922
because he and would not be an Anti-AIason
Whether his beiug so would have constituted objection
him oi opinion but lie is lie. whether properly
detaiaiory or not
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13

DEATHS IN Nrv-YoKx The City Inspector reports the
deaths of s. Alcn Women, Al Boys II Girls during the
last week Toal lj2 OF these, there 80 OF Consum
.cn Of Conyul>ions 10 of Scarlet Fever, 10 Of other Fe-
rer< OF Small Pes, of Mo:nsrnu-. of Inflammation OF
the Brain Of Inflammation Of the Bowels Of other In
aammations Of DroPsies, of Dsenery Drowned oi
ln,cmpernncc. 10 natives of the United States Il
# Ireland, of England of Germany This report shows
tha, the mortality in our Ciiy is increasing
g. The Buffalo Commercial that the
ucn correspondent in that CRY that Flour had been
sold there s. 80 and expected go up Sc before
The end of the week, entirely uniounded Why will peo-
pie max, such mistakcs7
We rejoice 10 state that the Commercial further assures L,
;a, the Wheat Crop of the Lake Country spite of par
,ial failures will be abundant beyond all precedent.
THE CRorsWe do not publish further from
exchange papers respecting the growing pcnng Crops,
since the general and natural anxiety has been happily dis
sipatcd The heavy and almost universal rains Of the pas,
fortnight together with the genial warmth Of the entire
n,cr has dpeed all doubts. and with few excep-
ons the Summer Harvest wiz be good ore ard the Fail
Crops now promise we'll Grass however checKe: by
The cold OF MAY aud the drouth of June, and has come in
light ea, is in some places light in o;herss around
Richmond la.fea, Srt niured by rust; but the general
harvest will stu be good insiaa Corn, Tobacco HEMP
- move, promised iurer at This season az SIT factory
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13

70 ''An Enemy Uoderhanl Movements wishes US to
publish the memorial Of principal Merchants agains
General Bankrupt Law and hold its authors up to public
;udignnan We see 80 necessity for ,hs The memorial
has boon pretty well circulated already and public opinion
ye.y freely expressed will rcgard The memoria,
3ad perfect right to their opinions; 50 they
mad 20 write privately If they chose We con.ider that quite
ulicios in tins case Bu they had right to speak in the
name of the sorent classes and er assumption TO do
80 we have a,eoly treated deserved Enough OF this
New-York tribune., 1841-09-01

Tvr B.yxpUg7 LAw.-Mr. Henderson, the Senator from
Nsssjp wbe introduced the bill the Senate and care
fully advanced through the various stages in letter pub
hed in the National Iegancer expresses these views
70 the probability of future amendments, &c:
venture to express the opinion from the diversified views
Of Members as 10 the details of such BILL that material
amendment which may DO suggested viii succeed if offered
At the next Session This diversity of opinion org
nate the perpexng of the power itself as con
tanned the Constitution and the prejudice 1t encounters
from its paFable conflict with State laws. The power con-
erred is distinct and specific and it is equally clear that
Congress should exercise the power abandon 1t to the
States Yet half century has transpired and this
power has remained dormant in despite the o-repeated
efforts of our ablei This Congress has sur
meunted the obstacles long insurmOuntable it has
wrought much in this achievement; ought any 10 complain
that have not done more?
Z" Let your espondent then be Let the OPP
pressed debtors of land possess their souls in patience
Let them hail this result a. them the glorious OF
the triumph Of 1910. few Of opponents aided man
fully in this accomplishments but. for veal woe, the
measure essentially Wing. Its blessings vii! extend 10
the homes and hearts thousands when all other
without this could have afforded relief Not only viii
the strong intellect and enterprise rise up disenthaed
from the burdens and bondage which sunk him the earth
but the oppressed spirit OF weaker Woman shall be consoed
and her virtue shielded ard the cherries prospect nn-
tile hepessncss shall brighten under the vvifyng energies
Of this law. Touched by its inspiring wand Industry will
start up with impulse the State and society Will hive
reclaimed the citizen his usefulness and morality shall BE
promoted dispensing with tempting necessities for dis
honest evasion and concealment.
" With the law, them it is, | gratefully content;
And hopefully commend TO our debtor constituents abide
with submission the speedy approach Of the day OF their de-
lirerance. JOIN HENDERSON"
New-York tribune., 1841-09-01

CT. LGUGa CLASSICAL. AND CONNER
> ClAI. INSTITUTION, AT NEW BRIGHTON. STATEN
Isl kNDhe public specially informed that the above named
situated of the salurous and fashionable parts
successful operation under the Immediate
Of EUGENE BRNAUD and the superintendent of Dr.
The harches taught English rodern
languages Mathematics pure and mixed Geograph! Natural r
In students here prepared
the house for entra at any of the Universities IN
the United States abroad
While the cultivation mind regarded the constitutional
health neglected but given TO the student
Island strengthen the hes of the body while the
mental faculties expanded and the FreRh aud spanish
spoken the Institution and taught on MaaescaS
system excellent opportunity offered Americans 10 acquire
hese es thoroughly.
Tuiloa Board Washing, Mendng, are $500
per payable ,annualy advance No extra chagedur
For plan of tuition &C. prospectus, which be
found with the following yntemen whom is permitted TO
Iii. Excelcncy Argz Minister Psnpotentary of
her Catholic Majesty in Washington
His Excelency Don 4 Cadeon de la Barca Ambassador OF her
Mess Peter Harmon Co.. Pieab, & NIauzancIo Grana
Officer of Health Of the Port of Newio Tho T. Davis Esd
New-York. au25 owln
j. Seminary for Young Hadic--At ;rs Riyiosoa:.
will be ieopcucd Monday the Beth inst Suta
Die Instructors ar-en engaged for each Department.
Shoot for Boys alec connected with the institution but
plication ana7 I'm. V. THOMPSON, Principal.
Il Boarding and Day school for Young Ladies a. Is No
6' iienrystre first door heo" Clinton saia aSu
school conducted the OF instruction. terms and
references, be obtained on application au2' Nv"
u The Misses Coles Young Ladie, Beading aud Day
School No Broaigay opeL the 3 day OF August
thorough for Young Ladies' Also and Infant
Department Music Lessons 20 Ladies IN or out OF the School 40
u English md Classical school, No 3s7 Bowery be-
Third lliSOPSSchoo will reopen
Monday Both under supervision OF himself and Mr.
f. CHAMBERLAIN Associate Princpal-Appication may be
at lie School. 3I Beoomsst au26 Ct
j. The school. of Ifessr-. hands at 374 Pearreet II
Iouson-s will be reopened after the vacation
Monday Terms For particulars inquire AT
the respective At the latter place will be opened de-
partmen Young Ladies under the care OF ':I RASo
az; Inn AARON RAND,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-01
TOUGH Boards F!

TOUGH Boards
PLEASURE IN SHAVING by the use OF CsiAPMANS
I MAGIC RAZOR STR0P with which every person may keep
MS razor in perfect whether land IL presents
arpssng properties commencing with
Hone power Of the ordinary hone and
finishing caifskin Retail prices ~ cents % cents
81 - and 81 ~ EACH according AID outward finish
Tie performing part - Sop the al 81 90
! CHAPMAN, l63 Wililm-st.
performing part nay IS stop warranted TO be
perior TO Geo bes, 81 each and the returned
i pnrch,.er hs fssntefied. ly3ll jm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-01
For The Tribnne.

ELECTION NUIsANcEs.-!f Editor: For many years
past city has been dsgaced by many of the polls at
elections being located bar-room alias srog
shops through which became necessary for pass
either their exit from the premises.
As the time has arrived when arrangements for the full cleo
ton about being made wish call the attention of those
whose duty is designate the places which polls shall
be established the subject the hope that the evil may
be amended In other city that have visited does this
practice prevail. Many decent and orderly citizens and
pecay those who in6rm by this means kept away
The practice leads much incompetence and riot and should
henceforh be abolished Doubtless hundreds Of places may
be found in each ward free from this objection.
Do Mr. Editor, suggest authorities to prevent re-
currence of this abomnable nuisance.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-01
TENDER CHINS.

ny GENTLEMAN ma, h. instantly relieved from all pain du
n rsg the operation by applying his the NE
TALIIC TABLET RAZOR sTROP invented by &. Saunders,
which -upersete necessity hone and by nich the most
sk a.sY produce keen ard edge the
cbud by possibility exhibit under the experienced hand
only eeuia which the art Of has Vet devised
giving opportunity suitng his 10 MS chm
certainty he mend per lis hsnt
WHICH w be shown by bringing dr razor and trying
tablet before purchasing.
Retail price 81 and -.
This strep in extensive D years during
which proprietor hes received certificates Of great ui
Of the scientific gentlemen the country the deci
del superiority all others well endorsed by
different Fairs the Ssuaying ialed
iny the premium when exhibited for competition
6. SAUNDERS, ls3 Broadway.
choice selection Periumey Cutlery and all articles belonging
the Toilette anl9 2w
New-York tribune., 1841-09-01
For the Tribune.


TsMrERANcs AND. THE ARrs.--Mr. e. AS you have
copied an article from the Evening Post which wrote
the subject of associaiing the Fine Arts with the Of
Temperance presume that you would have objections
continuance Of tie subject Now the first impression TO be
made the public and the Artist too is that CONNER
spirit should be infused into the Arts that profitable and
praiseworhv means should be instituted that end.
1t is notorious that France, under systematic pan has
the dominion of the world in this matter, and that the sole
is the wise application Of udcions means to the at
tainmen of so grand and profitable result mot one
of those who believe that the yro painting in city
to rival LA belle France but France tyro herself
once, may hope that with such powerful inducements
in country attain position in this branch OF
and industry cretable character it con-
genial To our tastes and feelings
Should it be alleged that the project would he likely to
Improbable, and that the general i'll success in a
pecuniarv point of view which has been the concomi
tan of The artist is sufficient proof tina, this opn
ion is of no weight inssmuch it derived from premises
which is design subvcrt. To capitalists We would
say that they lock the Of talent and
material employed in the without percevng the
sity and advantage of systematic organization T. '" W.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-01

cS-FFy3 MIsECAL TtIIEUN On III; o
E~Eza=sl25SFORTE. ORGAN, SINGING COMPOSITION, &c
II ftMr. Mrs BROWNE with their daughter MIS-. Az
BeowxE 10 the Ladies OF New
and It's vicinity several absence they have returned
to this Professional Practice and have taken
house Ne 700 Broadway, of Fourth-.t.
Ladies Of obtaining Tuition, either M the system OF he
celebrated Logger may be attended al
their residence Academy 200 Broadway References are
numerous and highest respe, tsh All Miss Augusta
Brownies Musical Compositions sale The America. bo1uet and
Ienr Gaope Just pHbshed and also be had II Mr. Israel
Posts - BoSe:y and Mr. G. Young Clinton Hail. corner Of
Bsekinan and Naau-sJree and Music Stores aug
New-York tribune., 1841-09-01
a24 I'm
b. nIr.. nnd Mi-s Molton,- Honrding and Day


school No II Amity Of Broadway, " York
Tho Fail will September LIST Private Classes IN
French usic. DaEng, Painting Oil Painting Geology Phy-io
ocy Pacy Natural Theology illustrated with suitable appaa-
will he continued heretofore under the dec-
ton of approved teachers.
Circulars may be obtained on inquiry.
u An Assistant pupil wanted IN the School, apply as above
nnaI0 Ns
New-York tribune., 1841-09-01
SCHOOLS.

MRS. TAPsGoTT wishes 8 inform her pupils, and the
Vi public SCHOOL will be eope1ed edneday the
September Circular with may be had by applyEg
Mrs rs residence 81 Walker-s Broadway AUS lv'
MISS UNDERHELL's sCHOOL,FOR Young
VI LADIES' No 266 Eas, Broadway, will reopen Monday
9Th September all the branche. thorough English Educa
will taught. Terms and upon wsich the School Is
conducted made known application. au3U et'
MRS. BURROWs's SEMINARY, ei3 Hudsor-s,,
vi reopen Monday, September 9th Terms references
&c may be obtained on application. an3o ct
WRENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ORAE.
SYSTEM-The about forming evening
0;h Sept Gentlemen wishing the study
of French upon shy approved system Of her father will
please call their address Ladies' classes and private
str1cton during the iav l.. MANESCA nURAND
au3 st No 90 White ST., East of Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-01

AFFAIR OF Observation-Disclosures. Editors:-ls not an
assault, with an intent KILL indictahe offence Can
not the Grand Jury of the County where the peace WIS
lately broken by persons who eudeavored commit the
double crime OF murder and suicide have them tired for
breaking the law Why should attempt to commit
murder in cold blood be punishable by law. well an
attempt do under the excitement OF the moment
in drunkes brawl tavern? Confinement in the Penl-
Tertiary or Lunac Asylum light be serviceabe the par
ties and give them and the community better idea of
HoNoR.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-01
yED MEET HTsEse OVER
,u2oul

DRANTaH<: svzI-Ih= subscriber, Who practical Prfn
been engaged IL the man
Ina which has been used extea
sye largest printing establishments IN the United
States general He respectfully ccits contn
patronage hi, typographical brethren Having Lately
and enlarged marufactoy Frontsrcet between
Montgomery 0serneurstrce River he enabled
ply may Tith ta with good Ink
can procured ed Of Interchangeable color and Oh
reasonable The Ink well eaulated work the compo
,ion roller, and al descriptions o presses use.
directed sgbschar residence i5 ifeen-.trec or
Nsw.Yors Jgly ~ i7i (jy20 2m) GEO MATHRR.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-01

EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
- New Brighton, Staten Island by subscription
tie have made
bloci parcel, Of land,
desirable and best portions Of their property
parcel eight Of Is fee. by 100 feet
them from i've On several oi
splendid improvements comprising large msns;oa houses
hotels cottages, docks, perfect order
e plan adopted dposng of the above property
capitalist DESTROYS OF making good investment,
with residence very mod
price, position the eligible the vicinity Of
Nrw-York.
LYNCH President, Office Of the Association No. Hanover
street up stairs.
Books of subscription opened by EDWARD A. NICoLI Esq
the Office Of the York Life and Trust Company No
= WaI-st By order Of the Trustees auli If
New-York tribune., 1841-09-01
THE CREATFST CURlOSlTr IN THE WORLD!
From ae Editor Of The Neir- York Ersnirg

From fie Editor o. he Ncr YORK Ecsr'rg Sar
Ncecr Fclswe a4eeaby surprised a eyeIng; on i
Barclay street "a observe WIN "'
displayed nature m the deSsn anu -. i ~,
~ been aiken 10 preserve nc
Ties o principal objects oatr1-ucn about the FAL ana o ,
the neiehb0rtood OF
he mi perfect Tcsenniir ~ inc
original IN. preeipious lodges OF rock Coat Iai %
milo wei ans trl!N
ne rf, Of only bears the enIa ol Va
who have never visited
exhibition 70 form cosIeCL rce
while those 10 whom tey ore
l visit by the io'eg @a
striking resemblance manifest throughout the scene
New-York tribune., 1841-09-01

Brand rrith he adrice and consent Of tie Senate.
CHARLES 5. ToDD, of kentucky, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Penpoentary TO Russia
DASlEI JENIFER Of Maryland, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plcnpoten,agy Austria.
THOMAS B. PorrINGER, Marshal for The District Of Mary
land
New-York tribune., 1841-09-01
EDUCATINN.-Th undersigned .

& = y z
- Let september next class OF young gentlemen
during Of four hours, he will devote his
elusive They will he instructed IN the principles and
Book Commercial Arithmetic embracing the
Exchange, and Equation of Payments,
every pains will taken the attainment OF free bust
hand
The exercises performed by class in the of
counts all embrace are, amount
books. Application received at the Rooms, - BrnadHay
THOMAS MONIES,
Teacher Of Merchants Accounts and Writing
Just published, aad for above Jones Pnci
pies and Practice OF 30 k-keer ing.
This the who has had much experience, both
keeping The plan u" II Is such that
while Leads The student full and thorough kno"ed:c Of the
important principles ete leaves HIM NJ liberty IN practice 10
the details such lail best su hs
genuitg. Any has sufficient preheiion grasp the
principles OF ssblec easily underst nd this b-ok
au3e 3, ~ jour Com
Y0UN5: s.ADsE.' INsTEVUTE, AT Newly orl1.
day father X. avess Esq
Ne y Lafayette Place, NecYok.
Their course instruction embraces all the usual branches OF Eng
lisa Eucaou including biblical studies also, an Greek, tian
German and ornamental branches desired by Particular
attention Is gwen 10 Instruction IN French
ThcirFsl Term September h but pups wl be
ceived al any time.
Further may obtained by addressed
their father his Office, No ~ Wall
street. Ncw-iork.
TAsy also refer TO the following gentlemen
Chancellor Walvorth, Saratoga New York.
Hon. Ambrose Spencer, Lyons, Wayne Co.
Hon. Henry Huntington Rome, Oneida Co.
Rev. G.. Spring, DID. New York City.
Hon j. Phillips PhGnX do.
Hon. D. b Tallmadge, do.
Col. Elisha jenkins, do
Daniel Lord, Jr. E-q do.
Burr Waterman, E.q DO.
Mcssrs r D. 4 T W. Porter prscipas Of the Washington
institute ". Y.
$. II. Cox, DID,. Brooklyn, New-York
Lucus c. Duncan Esq. New-Orleans.
Irrayi nul- Z
New-York tribune., 1841-09-01
l. POWELL s. GI,A. LINE.
- C~CEa FOR NEINRIfRGIf LANDING

~ " : NVS7N
y GA y FOR NEWBURGH, LANDING At CALD
$500 WELLS. WEST POINT & COLD SPRINGS
The stcGmboa, HIGHLANDER, Captain Rober,
War1rop will leave the NcwN.k, every
Monday, Thursday, and Saturday afternoon. o'clock.
tho HIGHLANDER will Ncwburgh every Mon
dsy O'clock and Tuesday aud Friday afternoon
O'Clock.
For freight passage, apply the Captain board.
ban baggage, aud freight every Sescrpon and bi,
specie put boat bc the risk of the
thereof bB Fl ladng gncd for the y?9
New-York tribune., 1841-09-01

REVOLVING CRuELrY.-On the ID ult. child found
the woods ncar Milan O. much exhausted and bitten
by insects that died in shor, time. On the lth child
missed in Greenwich twenty four miles distant. Upon
strict examination proved that the found was
the lost and its mother Mary Godfrey, with its sup
posed father Jonathan Cole have been committed to jail for
trial for the inhuman murder The wreched woman III Court
after some hesitation, recognised the child.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-01

kEvrrcKY-The Frankfort Commonwealth states that
tue House of Representatives in that State will contain u
Wings and % Loco Focos and the Senate will be composed
ofe9 Supporters and opponents of the Administration thus
giving clear Wing Majority joint ballot of "a.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-01

p The Chronicle, published Whitehall in this State
and the Freeman AT Columbus Ohio have hoisted the ss
for Henry Clay for mex, President of the United States.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-01

THE LAST Cause.-The Buaalonians are fitting up the
arque Detroit which captured from the British in the
last War and condemned and laid up last season, fer
Voyage over Niagara. She will be furnished with crew OF
live animals and will make the fearful launch the 10th OF
September the anniversary of the Victory which her
American hands Several attempts OF this kind have
been made before but it is expected that this will be far
the most interesting exhibition of the kind that has
,aksn place.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-01

~ U,iLS.rhs subscriber respceu; Degs leave inOn his
ceiving Qa which he offers for sale reduced
prices wholesale and retail Country merchants would do vel to
'Ai isa s If l. iicKEAcHiNEs s55 pesrI-.t
SNOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.-rse under
w gnd oer for sale at wholesale aud retail bf9om Tubs
Pals Brushes Mats and Baskets of every Description Cords Cor
dage ard offered for sale low by
MEEKER & SHAW, 1875 Washisgton-st
aul7 I'm opposite Tie Market
CADDE4E2sY GaARDWAtsE, COACH TRIMMINGS
= &ch. SUBSCRIBER selling very favorable general
assortment of Goods in the above line part Plated,
Brass Japan and Timed % iames and Buckles Ssdle
Tree, Coach amps Coach and Gig BAul ASss, T.% Se''
Boot Top i;eaher' &c &c. JOIN r. ~ $3.50,
CNEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP! at JAMESON JER,
~ Cheap Engraving and Printing Office Visiting Card
Plate e.rrae aud fifty Cards for only 81 90 All other Engraving
half The usual price Please call and examine 'pcess NO.
49i CORTLAND st. corner Greonwieh Al-9 I'm
MATER POWER TO LET.-W4er-Powc With am
w nle rom 10 use II in substantial buildings standing
from Newiork Freight from
thencc TO this city Is to 8 per ton Apply t" n
au30 Ct IL 81 story New York.
JNRENCgE AND AMERICAN PAPER HANG
L INGs and Borders United states Paper
Hanging Warcon Is Canastrce Broadway
n"l ss '0OA'' pF'' JOSHUA Brown 65 canaeet
GROCKERY-tOO BOWERY--MERRTTTs & PAGE
" would Public their extensive stock
plain rich Glass China SC &c a their stores o' o noweri
and t35 Grand-st. Prices moderate aui6 I'M !:
nYING AN Z, PRINTING ESTABLISH IEN'G
~ Office No III William, corner OF u-reetA in' OF SIR
dyed Restored aid dressed including Ia
es a"S VII, Ribbon, Wsnoes Ho.,sry Cassineres Carpets
Rugs and Table Covers Window Shade SC Sc au3l I'm
nAY,s lMpROVED SHEET 4UHBER OVER
~ SU0ES-5000 lair Ladies and Gentenens for sale The
urpers truly shoe, made from the Rabber as
ported from South exceedingly elastic the
adjusting clo width OF foot softer than French
the approved ond~ay issiious Inc
oes of leather LAID between the u6be are joined to
geher securely be perfectly proof These Shoes have
thoroughly past and general satisfaction
Every pair deconPo tie uppe to loosen from
The trade invited these and general
soent Rubbe Shoes order FOR the l trade.
HORACE H. DAY, Successor to Roxbury r. CO.,
au2 am 10 Maiden-ane.
DYANTzN<: sNzE-rh= subscriber, who practical Prin
having been engaged III the man
uacture winch has been nsed