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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-30

NEW ORLEANS Deaths for the "a
hours ending at noon, on the 18th inst
44-of which number IS were bv yellow
fever.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-30

Mankind are little prone to work,
No matter how they talk;
Great numbers would live by their vita,
But break for want Of stock.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-30

We were shcwn the other day, sin
gular cabbage, raised by Capt. Staples.
About six inches from The ground, the
stock divided into three branches, on each
Of which was solid head. The three
together weighed 10 lbs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-30

.uUof General IHcmas CaduaVadcr.
died at his residence in Philadelphia on
Wednesday last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-15

Sclrx1lrrc lscovERlLs.-We observe, in the
recent intelligence. very interesting facts in re-
la;ion to the exploration Of the earth.
The frs, is from the Liverpool Times, giving an
account Of an expedition up the Euphrates. This
expedition was fitted about eighteen months
since, bat It's object was unknown. The steamers
were Sued ont by the East India Company, aad
proceeded to navigate up the Euphratcs. They
proceeded up that stream no less than elecen inn
drei ni{cs-a hing never before accomplished, and
likely to lead 10 important results.
Tie next fact Is statement OF the British Ex-
ploring Expedition in the South Seas. They claim
10 have gone four degrees nearer the South Poe
,han either the American French squadrons.
They went to latitude ~ South. ard were there
stopped by icebergs. The longitude was then Ia
West; ard they claim to have discovered the Son.L-
sra Magnetic Pole, ut 100 miles from that point.
The fact is automatically stated, and must be OF
grea; interest to those pursuing geographical nqui
RES Cincinnati Chron.
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BOOKS, STATIONARY AND PApEg HANGisGs

4 To Country DeaIers.-Tse subscribers kesp
constantly on band their Store, No. 15s Pearl
Wall st. complete assortment of School CLASSICAL
and MISCELLANEOUS Books OF The latest and sp-
proved editions, which they offer upon the
bic terms fo- CASH or City Aeees,e=eesi also
BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY of every variety,
to which they the attention Of Merchants visiting
the City TO make their Fall purchases.
ACCOUNT BOOKS ruled TO .ny pattern, and made 20
order, of the se., material. and in superior style.
- FRENCH and AMERICAN PAPER HASGINGS
BORDERS, &c. of the later. petterHs and FAST
eoLoRs suited the Country Trade for sale Aannac
izrers Prices.
= Merchants and Dealers from the Country a-c request
ed to call .nd examin. their stock OF goods
n B. Schools Colleges and Libraries supplied upon the
mos, liberal terms. BAKER, CRANE 4 Co..
Wholesale Bookseller. and Stationer,, and
Dealers in Paper Hanyings. No. l55 Pearlst
Sign OF the Ledger, New-iork. near Wall ~
aalg I'm
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IN CEaANCERY.-B Before the Vice Chancellor


the Frs Crcuiisaac Naran Daniel w. Gantley and
othcrs-Ms.,ers Sale-Edgar Ke,chum Solicitor.
Pursuant dccrota order of tins Court mnde in the
above entitled cause viii be sold public auction by
the Ciy of New York uaer the direction of the uhscri
Der Of the Masters oths Court the 18th dag OF sep
tcbe neXta II O'Clock ~ noon OF mat DAY all those
lots. pr parcels OF land situate, lying AMI &c
rg in the Twelfth Ward OF the City si New York known
aud distinguished map entitled Map OF property IN
the Twelfth Ward OF the City Of Newfok, belonging 10
Henry II. Leeds Russell Siebbps David A. Comstock. john
f. Peters Abs.om Peters Joha Brewer and Jacob Brewer
and filed the Office OF the Register ohe Cit: and County
of Newlor Lots Nos ~, 20. lo lbs, ia, anu
2 bounded and Continuing OlloSs that 10 LAY Lott
Nos 70 aad -, taken together Begin at point CD
the >ouihey side of 2sA street. distant $40 lect westerly
from the formed BY the intersection Of the westerly
side o the Ctr with the southsry side O2th street
running thence soathsry he parallel Win SAID ON
avenue aud along the westerly side OF Lo No Il on sad
map, 9s feet inches Lot No. Us said mGp taence
westerly along the Of Lots Nor g. Ca 65 and ~ on
said map 100 feet TO Lot No 70 on said map. thence
uorihey Along the eas;ery side of said last mentioned Lot
line parallel with said 9th ayeaue 81 feet I1ches 10
the outhey side OF tR thence eastery along the
southery side of 9th aforesaid loo feet the place
of beginning. Lots Nos. l2 l26, L. and rs taken To-
ceiher Begin point tine southcry OF 18th -tree
distant 30 feet westerly FROM the formed BY the
OF the westerly side OF the 9th with the
,outhery side OF -h street. running thence sonthery
along the westerly side of Lot No l29 said map on
line parallel with the 9TH aforesaid q feet inches
Lot No !Ul said map thence weSicryons the rear
OF Lots Nos 0 l0 l0J and l0i said map 100 feet 10
Lot No. I laid mar thence northey Along the cas-
,ery side OF said list mentioned Lot, line parallel Hn
laid 6ihavenue o. feet inches the .ouaeriy side OF eth
aforesaid thence eastery along the soUhery side oil
18th aforesaid, 100 the pisce Of beginning
Dated New-York, August %, ISL.
JOHN A. SIDELL, Master IN Csancery
I.hn
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caravan-for, from the various sections OF eouhtr
,bey % in numbers sufficiently large to ne emitted
to that appella,ion-has liz caPiain. ney carp
ou, nights. and each man carries food for himself
and ,ssro 20 that 3r,night's journey Is made at
r.Ie or no expense, save tina, OF tinas An arriving
=, ,b. suburb, OF the town the captain goes on
with a sample of his grain. \ bargain Is made for
Inc whole brought by the caravan: and the next
3ay with the money in his pockets, in goods for
hi. family. each counuyman IS wendia. ms way
horneward.
At Michigan City and other principal towns on
Lake Michigan, the same scene i daily exhibited.
an immense amount Of surplus produce i already
accumulated at ports on tina; lake, bu; bu-hel,
comparatively will reach the Eastern market this
season. The price Of flour there viii be ruled By
he upry furnished By the Eastern States and Onio.
Are lot the Eastern people directly interested in %
improving the harbors of Lake Michigan, that the
products of the upper lake country shall not, a
now, be necessarily kept back from market
Buffal Commercial Sept. |.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-15
DIR Felix GOURAUD'S EAU DE BEAUTE
OR, TRUE WATER OF BEAUTY.
Albany, Sept. Isl. 1871.

E)UbLlC APPRORA ION has so decidedly stamped
the superiority OF this l. o I i o n that little
need be sad IN It, pralse except that what It pro-
esses to be- real eihcacous remedy Tor Graduating all
Cutaneous EruPtions, f an, pmpes, spots, &c,
gradually producing delicate clear son transforms
even the most slo~ complexion INTO radiant whiteEes
producing delicate, white neck. hands ami and I'M
parting beautiful, juvenile bloom the complexion
Gentlemen whose faces tender after shaving will nd
that unpleasant -ensatOntbe lrrabity VI the skin
and, mating The most smhrOal qualities, which seem lk6
thoussGd fragrant po-es unique sriice aud
Et p0Hr k TENT g ellie de1rsK
iours les tOiises des DANES gex
a0mmes The following selected from an abundance
Of testimonials which have been voluntarily rendered
have your Eau de Bssrtc use-it is an admirable
article and | shall recommend III
Sc PHILLIPS Philadelphia
{" have had sever calls for your wash for freck.>,
&c. lady living hero bough; bottle of you and said
had the desired effect"
ALEX. GUTHRIE, No. 4 stanwix Hall Albany.
cheerfuiy bear testimony to the efficacy and peee,
innocence of your Eau de Rsauue j; decidedly yaIua
bic cosn TIC casnof conse that yoo pns.h my Hsne
J he above - from a lady in l., Roy Place
Dear SIR hayIog had very fsyor,hlr opportunity
yesteraa: evening for cxpaaiing the merits Of your
Tau De Beaut- and show inc effects il produced 90
my hanfs. young ady requested would procure heri
bottle OF IL Please send one per bearer.
JOSEPH NJ, Broadway"
So strong Is the propretor's conviction Of the sEfc
eihcacy OF the above invaluable preparation IN realizing
all that proes es to accomplish that any dissatisfied
purchaser can receive his her mosey back reqgese
To be had only DR.. G.s Exclusive Office 81 Waka,
street door from Broadway 81 per bottle, AID o.
David Sands Co, Druggists, n East Broadway.
aul0 eod2m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-15

BvsIxs>s ANn PeoDuc1s oy TIE UFPzI LAKE
Coz, raY.-A gentleman whn has for a great num-
Der al wears oeeu largely cacased in 'he forward
ing business ~ the canal and lakes, nad occas ;a
= sao.t time since TO g. Chicago. Ga the stea II
bo., he fell in with a Chicago man. wno appeared
bv no means inclined 10 disparase the business and
prospects of his ioNn. Among olheT things he
said ,hl, between the close Ut navigation ihlS sea-
son and ii, opening nex, spring, no less 'haa three
hundred thon,and bushels OF wheat would be re-
ceiSed apt sioced ut Caicsgo alone. his seemed
so INCREDIBLE tina, it WAS received with strong eN-
prssi,u OF disbelief, and ,he conversation al !as
ended N the making bet OF 500, that The Ch'-
cage mans statement would not prove true. On
arr.viag at that Post our forwarding friend men-
toned the matter his agents and spondcnis
there, who assured hun thai according to their best
Information, the amount oil wheat ii, store a, Chi
caeo nsxt spring, woad not ia short Of four hun
drcd Thousand bushels, ana the upshot of Inc mat
ter was. he 81; ked straight Oh; Of his bet.
We LEAN iha: wheat is brought into Chicago
from di,tarce of l5O miss, and the procession OF
teams as they come in, Eastern man, Is very
novel and interesting sight. The wheat Is earned
in large wagons, called prairie schooners. Each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-15
TO civ Merchant..-Cny Whoe,ale NcI

II To City Merchants.-Cny Wholesale Mer
chants ~ill find vastly their a-
,e-tiseu.eut IN tire SENECA COUNTY COURIER, pub
ished a, Seneca Falls y y iaasmueh Courier hes
very extensive circulation asd that; too among
men Advertisements viii be inserted onspcuoa,iy AMI
extremely reasonable. Address Editor. Of the Courier
Senec. Falls. y y .9Gt
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STATE OF SEw-YORK-IS HtSCnRY.-wiliisn
= Ing ,nd GsoISs ras Truee. K. Een.a.t MLLke,

- Ingi. aud George F. Trustee kc. EGHa-t Wilkes
Others
P.ni 10 Older of this -r; made the sba.e
cn;iI-d b-aug safe The 2ih Day IT August ISL WIZ
sole publ tor und-r III. econ OF tlr ubcEo
OF tn Maser,f ihi. Cont d. c. W Pei x c.. i"o-
ti--rl the Netc.a L. Exchange he city
Tuesday 2it ~ of Superintendent II i oeck on u
hat day al those certain lots Of land y ard berg IN
the 'w-ifh Wa Of tn CITY If Newly ,rt and known A.
siinrulshe map OF To properly of &c Rspeiye Eq
lid the Giassfiguse Farm ade By Dln, k.en Cay
>urv ynr IN the month Of May thou AID eight hEntr-d
nd thirty thee asd ale in the oe- Of TIE BE- sief Of Tie
City and County SeiS thu hrs diy Il February
iaous nd light hundred and .nty-fur lot. number
$50 TO haciS-d and -hyfour. (235 two han!r-d C
shiy ESQ so hundred eishlyx. sac bel iat
IN side c ThyS-v-nh street IN. .ai- g uc
hundred feet IN l-sh each tide md tyi fret If
sr atih l. troni and with all sEd singular III
tenement herd taner and appurtenance, -oHg
ing or IN any wise spPsrt.ninE Dated NewYork August
%, lsil.
WILLIAM W, CAMPBELL, Mastery 10 chane.ry.
ALSO 2agsr {: John-st-est
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-15

DECTORAL HONEY OF LIVERWoaT.I,
No~iI, Pecioral Honey Of Liversort. prepare
only by joseph HOW'LL in the city Of Newfors. : ts'
surest and most eicaciOus remedy for CouEhs' G9cs
Ashms, Whoopng Cough and all affections Of the Hear
and Luncs leading 70 consumption.
|: is sold at;0- Low price of hlIirgs per bottle
For sale wholesale and retail the Original DepoS1
"a H4d Oh, Catherine, and retaied by H. v Hc'o o.
BARCLAY 81, Aaron Gilbert, 10 Fulton and 2c BoEe.y -
H. Hart. 21- Broatras. cor OF Chambers st; w. IL po
,enberry Ves Greenwich. Conf. and retai!ed by Drug
2ists in every CT y 10 the Uaion.
Ne Be iba' each sut'ide wrapper bears the nshs
Of Joseph Nowl full without which noae 're le9S
lne. ~ Ireos
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s TOY E $
OgS.s PATENr AIR-TIGuT STo;

nRS'S PATENT AIR-TIasuT SToyrS
~ Tho great follower This article creates -
ful and dehcous atmosphere needs be replen,.A5N
o,ce in tSe1iy-foar nogrs- References slVea -
supply GU hard. O.de;s solicited. Also, geaeraI -.
raeri Of the rIo>; 4TP-o e4 Cooking Stoves. lrter,
Mouth Crates, : per sen;. of from rner prices
I3lm ". BADGER 30 W,,,r.
Stoves, STOVES, 257. BLEECKLRSr-
large assortment Of Stoves for wood coal sui,,Sl
for a-r 0: ssall families Also for sale Hall and p,
Ior Stoves OF tso latest patterns, cheap for cash
J.bbiur dore 1t the shortest notice.
An orser. ,haak:uy received and punetoslly at,s.5s
70. auI ~ GEO HARRIS. 81: R~ek,- ;,
STOVES. STOVES .-rae h.sesea aap41lo.
improved ,-SoAelhiDs beautiful, cheap aid eeoeoz,
alt GUM y ,, prepared. usual. 10 supply ais eq,
toners ana the Puhc general with new sd Improved
ookn- Stove which for all culinary purposes, canso,
be surpassed IN tins city would invite those ~ho IRE Y
wan, OF Stoves the present season 10 ooA IN at Ma Ca
uiuc>treet before pure aaains elsewhere As On e1asa
top one 20 will ,aii>fy the nosi >crupuous TIA; d.,
Kitchen Companion has decided preference over all otter
Stoves the qulnuty OF fuel which = consumed Jh,,
Stove 4, ifnc compared all Old patterns, and the So.
ing OF four boilers TIE TIM. and the equally q
baking ~h,.h this wi, Co. II decided prefer
renee all others.
A. o. 4 general assor,men, OF Hail. Pafios and ST.,
Stoves Of thc rsost approved patterns
y, t1tO. OI-lNsl . ('rrsiine-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-15

A YANKEE GovrRSoR.-A late number of the
London Courier contains the following extract OF
letter from an English gentleman travelling in
America. 1t is "A fair conp in,ent II the indcpend-
cncs Of Vermont, and the exemplary hubis OF the,
Governor What contrast must such state of
things both among rulers and people have eX-
hibi,cd to this Eusshmans mind, when he re-
rlcmbcred how large proportion OF the people
OF England are Leggars and their rulers too lordly
to work:
Il am travelling in Vermont for pleasure and in
formation. have journcyed FIVE hundred miles in
my own carriage by easy stages and have not seen
single person in my progress to whom should
have dared to offer aims As | was detained an
hour or two a few days since, saw a sturdy-ooking
farmer pass the inn, driving ene-horsc cart loaded
with wool on which he was seated. lie drove to
a store, shuuldercd his bales of wool, one after
aucthcr. ard placed them in merchants shop.
Who do You think he was! fumcr the present
Governor of Vermont"
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Observation-Disclosures

STATE Or SEw-YOkK-CANALDE DEP tRTMENT.-
- Loans FoRcARRYtNG on THE PUBLIC WORKS -ThrCon-
nl..,ou-r h' Ctsi Fund by he act entitled An
pvde fun Is tor ying The public works now In PFC
,rr..r May 1871 l5i hereby give Hui ce u' sealed
po.s, will until W..esGay thu fifteenth d.
Sepsmher instant, unti uiok IN the afternoon OF hh
iiy for loan HUNDRED md dol ir the
-" small hTd 'hgus>nd doiffs tt
81 the Grre.ee VALLEY Cfnfl nd uud I'd
thousand dollars to The construction ofue Block RIVER Can;
making in The whole The # one milton Of Dollar for With
rn,f-taHe o-rta.s Of ork will in IN, name
people Of The State OF New York beiing interest The
rate of i've Der per able qua rly the fn,
day. f ,nsrv April Jolly and October e,h year and the
principal PAYABLE on the l.day JAY 1862 any line
her sftef the discretion of the Of Inc CAad
rund.
The proposa, should the whole sum the bidder pro-
lend le, than ten thosand dol and the amount
money he i ln 10 give each hundred dosr. Of stock
All .easd and endorsed Loan enlarge.
';-ne,e. Valley Cans" Loan fr the conricon of The
B,cx River Canal the may he and racosed in 40
Envelope directed TO the Comptroller a; Aib,ny
On notice being given of The Acceptance Of popo'a the
Ton-y d post'd 10 the credit e the Comm VI
he Canal Fnni New York State Bank al Albany or
The .Ockho der. residing the l and % Districts
ard those -idng of the st,e will
the STOCK held by them quarterly al TIL Bank o. the Ma h,;,n
Company the city Of New York. all stockholders
Sew-York State Bank in the city Of Albany
The Commissioner, 10 hem,evrs the right Of taking
less than that which may be uGsfed by sqy psrs0n
Bnk the offer not 10 their opinion the in
teIeti Of the State.
J. BRADISH. Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN 4. COLLIER, Comptroller,
J. C.. SPENCER. Secy Of Slat.,
o. l. HOLLEY, surveyor general,
WILLIS HALL, Au'y General,
J. HAIGHT, Treasurer,
Commandments Of the Cacal Fund
I. %
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CLOTHING WHOLESALE AND RE.

y TAlL.-A good assortment Of ready made Clothing,
manufactured expressly for the Fail ant Winter Trade.
being sold =-oesae eEl ret,Il = Chatham
The and part OF Use blue and black
Bearer Pilot and Flushing 'yercost made utRe latest
fashions: sup-rine plan and ncured six Tabhy Vel
vet Satin Valencia Cloth and Satiuet Vest. of variety
OF s,yisS good assortment OF Cashmere, Saline; AMI
Ho,-sAn P.nialoo> besides FIRST lot Shirts ana
Drawers red tTiiiei and PLAIN Flannel Of 'ar:ou'
qusiitcs beacSed and unbsaci d C1nto- Flannel. Ham
iilou striped Calico anu inc white Mu.lil-A selE.
cseap for Csh and suitable for the cty and country trade
y. Il. Country Merchants particularly requested to
call and examine the stock Cr themselves No - Chat
nam - ~ m
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y Private Boardin-.-Geutleuen wishing per-
nanen, Board aad Rooms location convenient the
bushes. part Of the City, will be accommodated No
Duane street u, OF Broad, way, ~here bat eT board
takea and every e1ertion reader iheir
no Inc pleasant and comfortable. The house entirely
new and newly furnished throughout Terms moderate
References exchanged. W. If
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C,HRENoUGs.,s PATENT aAne q


\F CHE, ICAL otl--Tac subscribers have been sp-
pointed ~ proprietor sole az, for tho sale OF Gree
rcurhs Patent Lamps and Chemical OIL, and have tax en-
store No III Broadway, where they have on ians
complete assortment of Lamps for stores shops,
chuches factories hotels &c. &c. consisting of paror,
astral study Liverpool msue., SIDE ard branch lamps,
&C sc THIS article has been u,ed many OF oar pfig
cpe ho;es and respectable rilies Tor upwards OF
years with entire ss,;actlcr- not single in>iaRce
having occurred danl that period, wherein purcsa-
.ei themselves Of the agents Any one
poscd can be satisfied that single burner will emit
more ish eXpease Of one cert per -Four than tAree
ordinary burners consuming sperm OIL at average cx
pense of three sach. Another ard the least ed
'antase from as, simplicity Of lis construction
and cleanliness Of the cheisc oil IL Is warranted 10 be
ai osieF cheaper artificial light than any other IL
use Every lamp will nc warranted If perfectly salts
factory BE- returned. Those about purchasing lamps
"oas aS oE their advantage call al the store Of
co'c-ibers where the dTcreai kinds may be- op
Grafton Sold Only by PEARSON * WHITMoRE,
No. Ill Broadway.
y g. i censtsn, surpiy OF OIL al~ avs hand auis In
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LOCK MANDATORY.

COZ CENTRE STREET, Opposite Hester s,ree')
HNiE subscriber wishes TO Inform the public nc mas
L commenced manufacturing LOCKS for stores and
d6cngs, with such advantages to enable him to fur
nj ARTICLE Is per cent less than any other
maker city Persons wishing purchase NJ find
their advantssc call and BE- purchas-
ING eI~cvherr. tauss I'M CHAS G CARPENTER
-NFERWENTED WINE.-D. POMEROf,
I IT, No - Watcr-sree, offers for alc superior
cl OF UNFERMENTED JUICE OF The GRAPE. con-
centrated Syrup. Directions for dilutng accompany
ing each sottle.
TEsTinoNIALs-"The sample OF the Fra; Of the Vine,
free from alcohol which you have been klad to send
me, is only beautiful but delicious.
EDWARD c. DsLAvAS."
" 1t beautiful and delicious article, and evidently free
from that nadd-ning quality which, fermented Wines,
Is SO destructive the sous and bodies Of me-"
Jou!. OF n.Temp. Union.
free from alcohol dcle,erious properties,
and when properly diluted with water makes very pure,
beautiful and pleasant beverage.
al Im.1 christian Observer, Phila.
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WIN. BAGAR Il co.
TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY
u Enlion. corner Of Celd-street,
NETWORK,

NEw-YoRS.
TINE subscribers this method Of announcing TO
tier frleads and the public generally that has sig
purchased the extensive and sell known Type Foundry
formerly owed by Messs Conner Cooke, they have re
moved Inc 10 ieir present central location Having
ate alterations and additions, they
prepared 10 orders Of any magnitude they
be favored With. promptssss and favorable
,eryis any Foundry Amerca- To their >pec
s-n-DOok which h4. Been recently xtensyely circulated
iaey would respectly refer.
All articles by sem shall ,. of
equal superior, 10 say manufactured this country
and undergo thorough examination appearance
ranging dressing, and properly asserting All aruelcs
hihe IN the Specimen Book formerly issued BY Conner
Cooke together with Sorts 10 FONTS sold by hem
be furnished from Foundry without delay many
VIM HlGAR & co .rs Agents for the sale Of the Ma
pier Washington and Smith Presses which. together with
C'hl.ss Cases Composing Sticks, Forniiurc lax. and
every article used the Printing Busaess VIII De kept
on hand sEdfr-ni>hed at manufacturers prices
NIB No Machine Cast Type manufactured 81 this
Foundry. Jeo-u
DRENTINE lSN-The subscriber. who Is pFac-
neal Printer. having for more than i~eniy'ycars oeen
engaged N the gacture Of Printing Ink. during which
TINE II mas bees Used extensively many OF 'he largest
printing establishment, United and gwen gem
ersl .a>facoG. He respectfully socits continuance OF
the patronage of MS brcihren Having Ses
built and enlarged manuf-ctory. on troui-sreet
bet MONTGOMERY ard Goerneurstreets, East RIVER
he enabled ,zpply sho mas favor him Wits their
cii>:cr WIKI good Ink b. procured 10 the uGited
States Of Interchangeable color and reasonable terms
The lnk well calculated TO work the composition
roller, and all descriptions of presses now in use
Orders directed the subscribers residence, - GrSen-
left the uanulscicry, will be Punctnay AZ
tended to- GEO. MATHER.
Neu-York July -, is4l. jy2O I'm
CasEAP. CHEAP. CHEAP. at JAMESON
u & JERvIS'> Cheap Engraving and Printing Office.
Visiting Card Plate -ggraved and ffty Caris ony
All Epr half fh
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CHA SHE'S Cit DlUs,

DYING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
OFFICE No. III WILLIAM, CORNER or JoHS-sr
A Ii. KINDS OF SINS, COTTON AND WOODEN
a GOODS DYED, restored aud dressed, including la
dies and gsntleaan garments suck Dresses Goats
Saavls Cape Velycts, Ribbon, Merinoc Hosiery Cas-
smeres Carpets Rugs, Piano and Table Covers ndo"
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