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SEEDS-Aboui 800 bbls Glover have been takea for ek
nart al Il &C. Timeily Y 80 u 70 Flax 10 a 10 %

SEEVS-ADCuI oVV UDS CIuFet lave UeeH IaKtR lOr tx
port at y &c. Timothy Il 50 Il 70. Flax 10 80
both inactive.
FLoUR-The third cargo Of Malaga Fruit per Alabama
an was offered to-day 1t OF better quality than the
previous cargoes and brought somewhat better prices
The sale however COULD go on buyers being willing
TO continue previous bids The withdrawal OF the first car
goes OF Fruit believe feature III the trade. The
sales were 6s5 boxes Rasns .Jonn Clemsens' CO.
500 half DO 49, 100 qrs 55 800 do Rein Coz
at 49, 800 half bz do 90; qrs do $50 5okegs Grapes
al 62t, all 4 mos.
LEATHER-A public sale of 56s7 sides Sole was made
on Thursday large and spirited company resulting IN
small advance on Light and damaged, while other descrip
lions s,stained nrevons rates.
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rA EEistoricoI l.cc.ure or The Rise a

II a Historical Lecture the Rise and Fall
Of the Ayran Babylouan, Medic reran Macedonian and
Roman Empires with incidental structures Mr.. Ml!es
viaws n:prophecy in which /, will he shown that The his
,,t ,ssis OF his theory cannot be sustained his
~ H. IS OF interpretation viii be delivered by Moses Ro
uu., graduate of the Union Theological Seminary, and
professionally chronologer and historian OF Monday the
i7l commencing x = NJ, the Lecture Room OF The
Peal-sreei Church. The Rev. Mr. Rowland'sl few
doors Eai;ot Broadway. Tickesat the eoor-25 cents
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" Great Tempernncr Ma.s sIee1ing Of the

u Great Temperance Mas Meeting OF the
COLUMBIAN r.. A. SOCIETY.-Thc friends OF Tom
p-rance, Moderate Drinkers and all good people are re-
upesed TO assemble en- a,,c the Church. OF De-
ancy Chrysie streets, this onday evening October
H. II O'Clock. The meeting will be addressed by Alex
ander Welsh Mr. Conroy, d. Kirby, and MI Campbell
of The Phrax Society MIR. Mltche of Baltimore is eS-
pec,ed Good singing by Messrs Brown OF ionkers and
Covert Of Brooalya the Martha Washington Society and
others Several Fire Companies will be- present
Nv orderof T. B. MANCHESTER, Prest.
W., i, W Al st Src'y oil il
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r1 Eulesy on the Hcv. WIN. E. CLAIMING. D. D.
nv the Rev H. W BELLOWS delivered at the Ca-ch OF the
Messiah en- the 18th in press under the supervision of
The Author and viii be published in few days by
T.. c. s. FRANCIS K CO 252 Broadway
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Wasscna ers Arriyed

In the packet ship Rocins from LverpoolI Tyson and
lady, Richard Tyson Miss ATIson, OF BaItinore Rev
ion; Francis Stain orh; ID Robinson, Conn., Rev
Knile PoughkeePse; George Kelley, Providence; c
stuart and LADY, Haworrlr VIM Crowter, ~m Downing,
WIN Ferguson England; J Coraan New-York, and 100
steerage
In The brig Emily from Charle'ton-RevJ Dunwo'y
and lady, Miss NJ Blackman, \ Livingston f u Smith,
+ VAL, 3 in the sleeraEf
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sass a, the Brokers' Board small to-day, and
...;.ed mainly OF Harlem which closed at l6t. Long
,,.,d soId al 49t, slight advance.
The saes State stocks were only to the extent Of $1,000
.nrsy Skies declined per cent; State Sevcns were IN
ragn Exchanges continue very dull We quote s,er
r.7a7.. Francs 5 IS a s SIG.
n Domestic bills there is fair business doing Alabama
,oved but q, the close of business heavier Sales
,,e ere maae early low IL per cent, but 1t was
sss,vard offered l2l H. Central has deprecated TO
- n Consequence OF fall al home On New.o'eans The
% has improved 10 u Il prem. We quote
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NTEWs FROM RHODEJsLAND.-

q l. We Ieon hIINDj~-'o LhlNlf-1-7
Y IMPORTANT TEST1N0NY.-If further proof -
rernrrd 20 esiab the fact Of The inestnabe vaiaP Of Dr..
Sarkw-atlers IIepalc Elixir t- following tniDnin'ra"
,On from Tie Hon. SanuGi w, King Governor ~ the stale
Of Rhodc-is.and coninD. adequate testimony 10 snban-
ii,re il beyond dispute, and must put entlrfy rest me
,d- that Ills remedy Chased with the mary use
les and dangerous which ara paimed opoi me
public merely for thu sake Of gam
Please aead the following Statements cpInmp.saieo !"
"ie " - JOHNSTON, Jar. %, l2ts-
Mr. CHARLES DYER, Jr.:
Nv Dear Sir-Yoar communication OF yesterday, askisg
~ 3inion NJ Or Sarkwes,her's Hepatic Elixir, has been
.esaa This morning In reply, viii INFORM you hBt
INV confidence in patent neficnes generally IS not very
ns,ierDs have bad too noch rr'oh 10 Dce,e mat nD-
rrinrn rien will ofrD palm upon their !eilo"-cZss
their ueies dangerous Dostr uis Tor The sake OF ga
The -e OF when up that Important aud crlca PERIOD
OF time without producing any good effect, when Otherwise
perapt proper remedies or!d have been se, anc mach
suffering ans distress prevented For that lhsye
cf ern feeling myself and family 10 he much safe
der the direction my family Physicians; but having been
afflicted for III. with difficulties tr SIDE eat
chest uncomfortable and often distressing painful and
somewhat alarming, and from which cnaIh get oly tenn
DRY relief very fortunately noticed your advertisement OF
the medicine IN QUESTION
with him long and intimate acquaintance wien we were
Young men. from my knowledge OF him thought hin,
pae of practising deception any persons This lac
induced Try DR.. Starkweater's Hepac Elixir, and
by now oefeye myself e0tYeiy cured
need not therefore, you that constier o. gre
voiue. certainly think lis discovery OF great PUBIC no
portaDce. sf5f rjital' -. ~, oa
larry progressed until bod take six botes
tinued it, having thank God, further use for
With much regard and respect, ..,,,
Your obi asd ha q asg rs W. KING.
Sold AZ Wholesale and retail by a. D. ~ nviT sas5s
gi.;, No 20 and loo Fulton 81 Also, So.s M ~ 81 A. r.
Co. Ne n East Broadway sD c.ner Cbsnfer street,
SANDS l. Co No. 21s Broadway. conner '-.--
- rof 4 =
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GprrNWooD CEMETERY, Office

No rpTss nsa ns
idly mproWass Is,ed nv calling OF, s. y. BURRlL, Sn
can be Of interuens and Undertaken No 80 Pearl
s,seet. near Broadway. s'' 'iA''
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1TIHE CHEAPEST CLOTHING ES-


Il rARLIsis1ENr NEW. YoRK, WITHOUT EXcEP
TioN. THOS. WILEY Jr. No. us GEESwicH ST. between
Charles and Amos, New-York, respectfully informs his
friends, and the public in general. tat he s
continues the Old stand where he TIA, been tor the lass
years, pursuing liae OF business which has given such
general satisfaction his Customers His stock OF Fall
Goods which received have all bee purchased
the Lowest Cash Prices, which enables him make up
clothing cheaper than other establishment ~ the ciy
The stock of the an5 most fashionable
goods hr market, comprising large assortment OF very
superior broad cstb beaver cloths and pilot cloths Also
cassineres sanes and vestings nil kinds and descrir
tons that are To he found market which VII: he made
IN The most fashionable style and IN the pest manner
Also on hand large assortment of Ready made Clothing
and every lhH= necessary for genilsmans outfit.
Gentlemen furnishing Their materials can have them
made ID the possible manner and at much l.s>
price than before offered and warranted good H.
Cutting and repairing done with neaiGe.s and despatch
an, at very lo1v prices.
NJ B. Persons wishing clothing in haste, can have com
nl,te outfit in twelve hours notice. s24 mi,eod
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u Spencer,a aali;a.ioG HIo,eaaia sEat.-
This popular article commended To the public pecu
arly desirable the present time. for its economy For
elegance and durability completes successfully with th'
most costly Hats worn. Price So g. SPENCER,
al6u Fashionable latter, No. 245 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
ISETEKS'o INDICATED LOZEN-

GES.-There needs no argument beyond slnpir.
fair candid trial. prove demonstration thar Peters,
Lozenpes among the very best cied preparations
ever made While their which agreeable gives them
advantage overeyery other medicine use, The great
variety OF their ingredients renders them eicacious
extent unknown His Cough hozenges, Tor M
.taucp cure Colds Asthma. Catarr Bronchitis, and NIL
complaints OF Pulmonary origin Then bis Worm Lozen-
cps relieve children d the terrible distress The canvusVe
pans the sleep and headache, winch always s;end
tie pressc- Thus all his LoIrnges 10 iac are
,utsbr 10 some pa cuar dis-as. whc they pleeiy
rsnnv. sy,rebn,se io5 FnIlon ST. OF I'm
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NE ILLIN Ell "NUDDS very low TOT
Lfa Cash-STEVENS8 GRUMAN, % Beaver street, !
door from Pearl ST. New York. have jus; received large
assortment Fail and Winter Millinery and Silk Goods %
almost every descrpo most OF which have been bough
Al auction al TIE present unbeard OF low prices hiner
and Merchants who suy fa cash, viii lind on hand al al
tines large as.0fmet OF The most fashionable Asiilnri!
Goods prices almost without puou iss iba
can be bought elsewhere. This put forth lightly
iose VINO nave bought OF well know and oilers ha,,
but ~ buy be convinced Gnn y, The hrni makes u hr
busine 10 attend the auction sales daily by which arrange
enabled avail themselves q! grca.
gains all OF which they viii sell at s'a advance iron
cost They have arYr assortment oi Jariaan Hat Vel
and Velvet Hat Ribbons TO which they would paruco
ariy invite attention. Merchants always lnd full
sortment OF plain Tateta and Satin Ribbons from No Il
In AZ law pricps a2o 2Tnis
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM, and Gardel

Z n BroadWay Opposite 81 tauFs Chcrch.
UNEQCALED ATTRACTIONS
Dr. VALENTINE, the delHeaoc OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
whms Oddities will open the OF his wnet
Also his celebrated LECTURE ON PHRENOLOGY
with practical illustrations the hsaG OF sheep.
Signor NivadfS Grand Mechsnca Figures Adnttance
10 The whole nluseuH garden and entertainments, p
Children hall price. OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

~ LAMPS.-Cne third OF cent. per hour for Light
Lamp Burner has been nyentrdby OF which 0f-
nary hasl Lard-ee from sai,-may be burned WIN ihe
sane facility the besl OIL gnisng easily and snraing
freely In all temperaturesemt;rn2 clear bright nane,
without smoke or unpleasant smell and IN comparison WITH
oil costing bot about tbir' while IL affords hetler
fight This Lamp has been extensively adopted tn bslen,
decd Il is we'll worth attention OF nannlacios and
all other persons requiring light The tfpth" ms a'r
nt ran he rasiv tested by calling At the 1rncp Ascn-
cv g. FILLEY;S Crochery Store, No. rs Maiden Lasts
~n , ny " " SIG isti
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n Cheon CnrDetIuy,-J.

~ PhrcnoIosy-S. KiRyHAM (au,hor 81 nm Eng
fish Grammar) will examine and give
and written descriptions OF character and talent his
dence No SO Cif:street. six years experience usihe
him in saying that entire satisfaction be not given, nc
| charp. uiIl he made o5 If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

rFnII style of Geni.emen's Hnss-gIRD
corner OF Pine and Nassau-streels, has ready for in
specion and sale the Fall Standard Pattern for Gentle
mems Hats oG FSM&Wr
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ton will present splendid Banner 10 The members of
Company No 3S, of which John ?. Teae /, Foreman
at Washington Temperate. Hall, This (Nondayl Evening
at hall. past O'clock The Banner represents W lillian n
Mitchell with ef his associates al full length, signing
the Washingtonan Pledge. Thercwil be good array OF
speaking and singing to rnven the scene
Tickets OF Admission l2 cents be had At the door IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

u HATS Of the Fall style nre now ready.
1.-THE model Tor the is slight modification of the
prevailing Paris mode
SPENCER'S Sales Room.
Septemher Isl. So
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Esnasc,,uers Sailed

IL the ship United States. sailed for Lverpoo-M's Cid
con Loe h'rssrS C Lee, w Lee Lee, Culiert>on OF
Geneva; Mr. Rve Of Virginia, Secretary OF Leg tton
The Court st James Charles Kirkpatrick, OF Liver
pool james Donaldson. Il London; BENJAMIN Floyd of
New-York; Edward Barton, OF England IL E Clark OF
"
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NTEW STORE. --COUTHOUY &

! NEW STORE. --COUTHOUY q.
! lY MEYERS respectfully invite their friends aRd the
public generally call 81 Broadway aad examine
| DOLES, SILVER PLATED and BRlTTANIA WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, AND HOUSE FURNISHING
sae prices rta fail TO satisfy pur
chaseIs.
Enjoying unusual advantages The selection sanu-
acture their LAMPS, CASDELABRA, GRANDoLEs, &c, T..
n. enabled 10 oder them in great variety oil patterns
Sailing Packets. These lasi and
desirable article, well worthy OF the attention OF
and sii'pnasers.
Attention particularly invited 10 the SOLAR LAMP,
justly celebrated for Superior brliaucy and
rhls Lamp tested by accurate experiments, affords
TWICE THE LIGHT Of an Astral, while IL burns during
equal number OF bours NJ HALF rnr EXPENSE.
COUrHOUY & NEN Frs will keep constantly on hand
OF The artcle above enumerated, AMI
hope their consult the tastes and wishes OF
public favorable share OF the patronage now
solicited for tLr.r establishment. OH Inns
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

VI RAINERS and Mr.. DEMPSTER have The honor 10
announce rha; they will give Grand Vocal Concert on
Monday the 7th Wednesday the 18th, and THURSDAY the
10th inst the Society Library 10 commence at quarter
O'clock Tickets 30 cents 10 be had al the usual places
and a, The door N g. They will give Concert Tues
day evening 18th Ringers Institute, TO commence
the hour. OFT il
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FLUKY AND + AME OF NE w F.NT-
Va LAND-'rhe Lowell Offering has been united with
the Operatives Magazine and The series commence,
with October under the title OF lowell Offering and Maya
Itis be eted by lady herself an operatives and
The proprietor pledges himself tina, the articles shall be The
productions Of The female operatives that work in the mills
the first numbers Factory Blossoms for Queen
Victoria; First Efforts Gen Stories iroa the Linn
Side, No. The Miniature Lte The Bridge of Sighsl
u,trnted The Portrait Gallery No. L; pocahontas; The
The Laborers Remorsuance; The River Originality;
The Old-Fashioncd Collar Editorial. The present
Der is embclshed with beautiful Mezzolino Engraving.
The Bridge of Signs. The Magazine viii be issued
promptly the fifteenth OF each >uccecH. month"; Terms
One Dollar per an0um in advance six copies Tor 3.
BRADBURY, SODEN 4 CO. ~ Nassan.sL, New York
Publishers. oil
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ID EnUCED PRICES-Economy Of

D EDUCED PRICES-Econom Of
a. Cash Purchases-rhe subscriber invites the atten-
on of bis numerous patrons his present asso
ment OF Fall Goods, comprising the finest grades Of
West of England and French Cloths, CasSimeres, Bed
vrrs &C. V.sIines OF the choicest styles and quality and
of infinite pattern and varieya ot which he IS prepared
10 make up i, elegant and fashionable manner,
and at UNUSUALLY low prices FOR CASH.
The above Goods having beea selected from the latest
portations and The lowest cash prices he pledges bn,
furnish garments observapt OF the same
superiority OF orkaushp, that long has character
lied his establishments while he engages by his immense
reduction former charges at convince The Gus
toner OF the economy of cash purchases.
JAMES DAILY, Woo!en Draper and Tailor,
o,n Lids gIT Roadway cor nj Park Place.
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NALL AND WINTER GOODS at tho
NEM-YOEk CASH TAlLORING ESTARLlSft-

LNALL GOODS.-The undersigned is
prepared with his usual extensive assortment OF sea-
souable Goods orders for Garments IN style
which will coap0r with any house ia the Trade, prices
which must offer inducements those paying ready
Hey.
Attention Is solicited the style Of Pantaoens furnished
at this establishment pacularcare is directed 10 lhde-
parnieni, with the view OF giving entire satisfaction.
Those who have experienced any difficulty in getting
suited assured haa superior tit caaalways be realized
French English Cassueres in great variety OF
patterns just received. The assortment OF Vcstings which
gave much satisfaction through the Spring ind SUMMER
seasons, will be kept up
French and Eng sh Cloths Of super and medium quail
ties for and Fock Csas Plot and Beaver CLOUDS for
Surtnuts, always on hand.
Fancy dress articles, including Silk and Satin Scarls,
Cravats, liaudkerchies, Gloves Hosiery, Saspendes,
Shirts, Collars, &c, at usual moderate PRICES
WIN. r. JENNINGS,
Late Lynde Jennings, 229 Broadway, American tioei
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NJ The Greatest Temperance Concert of

the Reason.! -Ihe Ladcs Phsnl1 Society respectfully
announce Temperance World that they VIII give
choice Temperance Concert a, Concert Hail. 4t5 Broad
way This Evening" October H. commence AT Z. o'clock
ed Singers: Messs Brown of Yonkers, Missing.
Murphy, Lebars, Brcuwer, +. g. Smith, and NJ. Camp
bell, Latham, Leach Of England, Appleton, Seleck and
others The Lady Phenix Society viii sing several Tem
perance Ode gentleman will preside The Piano Fore
ricket, ~ cents he had Tie Organ Office of
Ann and Nassau stS and the door, in the evening IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

GURTOUTS, CLOAkS, &c, in va
~ riey of svIes ready made al the Establishment,
garments o,he first quality. No. 229 Broadway American
Hotel VIM. T. JENNiNGS 50
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u Good Offices TO Let fair rents in the build
ing No 70 Nassaust, just enlarged and improved
They well located pleasant and commodieus. O5tt
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u Temperance HectHre,-A temperance Lee
ure viii be delivered the Branad Presbyterian Church.
(Rev. u. Smiil's,) Rivingonsree' near Orchard, nj
half past7 O'clock This Evening by Daniel kimta!l, Esq
of Massachusetts, reformed nebrate. sIr Kmhall is
educated man, the OF clergyman it was during h
Of study that his habits OF ntemperance were formed
O
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laA TO LET CHEAP-The three story
jul brick Heuse, No IS Beachstree, Possession Civ
en- immediately -may be by applying at No. Sc OPP
pos!t-. for tire key, DANIEL ADEE,
OFT 6;s Is7 fultonstre~t.
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FULLER'S GYMNASIUMS.-Th

Il Gympasiums EOS Greene and - Ann streets are nov
open daily, and in the evenings alternately Genteuen
whose business their exercising during the day time
join the Evening Class Junior lass from 10 o.
CLOCK. The Brooklyn Gymnasium. No IL Wat.r>t pear
Fulton Ferry open day and evening fescins ard
SplriIng L. ilIh, as nsual. OF 2MiS
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A NEW ARTICLE FOR LADIES'
"A DRESSES.-Just received per British Queen, one
case super Cashmere Dresses, SHAWL PArrERss) which
will be opened This Morning, at d. BROWNS, No. g.
CANAIrST ola wist
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pOARD-A family or few single gen
I'D lenen OF good morals, have board and spacious
rooms private family, very desirable location, tio
-, Broadway. House and apartments unusually pea,al
and a. rceabl- OLD /"
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A UCTlON-On Tuesday, l6th instant,
N will NJ sold, by Messrs L. NJ. Hoffman 81 Co., at anc.
ton n, O'Clock, No .S3 Pearl Street assortment 81
Paror and Cooking Stoves Also several machines for
making lin ware sc Sc oil 2tis
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MONEY MARKET.
,,E~crpupe. sscs. rs.
. 'o, com.nereinl and Money ua.tsrs.

SECOND E0kKD.
I.lsna K Co... 4Sil SO Harlem ............. l6!
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A MEXICAN WOOD SCREWS-20,-
"A eG0 groce Eagle Company's Wood Screws roanuac
tnrrd from the stock warranted equal TO any
screws wade ia this country. For ale al the Company
depot, 81 John-s,, by DAVENPORT & QUINCY.
s.
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IA CONCERT. Il LECTURE ROOM.

To Let-Fbe large N Tie Granite Buildings
corner OF Broadway ard Chambers street, recently
pied by the polio Association II has bsen handsomely
lifted up with desk benches, &c. and is well lighted and
ventilated For apply at room No. 2 in the building
oil iwis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

hho three hundred thousand dollars in specie has been
r readers should beware of Tens purpoTtiog to be on
,ts Trov c;ty Bank They are altered from the Tenth
sank and bear resemblance to the genuine notes
The brokers buying the broken oank notes Oh 'hs
80. =, 80 so discount, excepting Commercial Bank OF
which is so per cent, and Lewis County Bank IL:
w. understand thai the Bank OF Commerce is authorized
applicants with United States Six Per Cent Stock
sing 20 wears TO run. Certificates will be issued with
an,an, in sums of $1,000 $4,000 5000 $4,000, or viii be
made transferable only on the Registers Books as may be
The following have been the payments 10 the Safety Fund
,.asr the act allowing combination: Si1ty-our banks
9TH an aggregate capital OF ,24a have paid into the
va,.pry in uncurren money, The SUM OF S4Sl,9 $40.
, aml,ut paid the notes OF The following broken
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cTARK WEATHER,S HEPATIC

- ELIXfR--This superior remedy loo bilious aiec-
os. dyspepsia hesdach- &C. be had IN any qqsiuy
80 H- .tion II CHARLES DYER, Jr
General Agent Tor the United states.
The proprietor has made 10 prp,irs ,s
t- N frture viii be t-d without any delay. Agents
~ distance require winters stock wi! please Tor.
~, their orders early convenient CDfER, OF
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o. Economy and EashfOn.-SGparior lmita
ton MoIrshn iau c!o unGer bfns, Mt the extreme low
p.ice ri 81 80. Also very good at,lc al &, war
r,ued fur bodies. Fine Cassnicre i!Ats reduced 10
81 81. II any instance the anoYe ai. DO nn! give sa,
lac ton 10 The he fully satisfied hy giving
Formation 10 }. W. KELLOGG, M. Is : Canal.st
n8 Inn corner OF THOMPSON.
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GREENS FARMS ENGLISH AND

For tuition beard, lodging washing, fuel lisht &c per
anuum $780, payable quarterly, in advance. None WI! be
received less than months Boys below the
,ge twelve would be preferred. The year is dvicea
OF twenty-five weeks eech--ope commenc
ING the fourth Monday October and the other the fourth
Monday OF April EBENEZER q. ADAMS.
Gree's Farms, Conn. October 18Th, 1872 oil eod2w'
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SAILED-ships SlvanuS Jeakins Savannah; Sea, Della
no. Nev-0rleais; Russell Glover. do; Anson Charleston
Mexican Malera Bremen, Bremen brig Metamora, APP
alachicola. and others
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TEACHER WANTED-By a gentle
Z man residing in the country, about two hours rid'
from the cya person well qualified TO teach the ordinary
sruction in French and Music, although the two Inter
branches indispensable. To such person, in adj
otion 10 boar. in family of the advertiser, small con-
pensation viii be allowed, and ample time 10 pursue his
studies.
Lower Post Office, 10 Bex No 329. OF eOrlwiss