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ALTH & SIREN Fl.
pR.s. o. RIcHARDsoNs CONCENTRATED
sherry Wine Bltters,


D U + up in octagon Bottles, and the ingredients
to make the same put up In pressed Packages;ior
sale By all the Druggists and most oil the W. l.
Goods Dealers in Boston and vicinity Also oy
nv agents in all the principal towns throughout
New England and the Southern and western
States.
Il, s HALL BARRINGToN, corner oil Sacksh-
le street. Halifax is general agent for the BRUSH
Prov.pces.
PS. BARNARD. W. c. SKINNER and JOS
rPH PERRY MORSE are my only authorized lraV-
cling agents.
owSIST HAN vrp CT ROSTON
OfriCE IL nav ~
Is cents Der Bottle; so cents per paper.
The following are selected from a large rum
of EDITORIAL notices.
u>c
fIch .he Do,eI W. ~ UnN1.'',
DR. NC - -, r IL %, u'"."iI9
may De iounu az "I ~ p'.p t,e $3.50
Bi''e s'P' NJ. Th -, sa;J 90 he rndomb,
hetuihe' va" - =, - ~ 49,.
edly va go, or ov,,n enoriorce
vege'aoi1 ..o'' oul L;,ti', IS ~;
as W. ana inv;,,or,t;na efE.cts mon the svs
.eno' W bavs God o69;n;on Of thp Ri,ters as
. .e 20, ,,ract ros,r,,r, hnt discovernd nra1
VIC! o. - ,,artaJ hv a H. ph,s,ci,, - -
81 ClIIo,,. of ,,,r -, So .ni - ~
I'D br, LITTLE in the wav of pufFng them himself
H.
selves. For the diseases that many are liable TO-
in the s3riDg and summer, such as Debility, Dys-
pepsia. Bilious and Nervous Complaints, &c. we
do moi hesitate TO saw that thesa Ritfers will he
found a feagreeabIe and effectuaI restorative -
As good health is one of .he greatest of earthly
blessings. we would early advise those Iaborinr
under such diseases, to make trial of Dr. Rich
ardson's Bliters: they can do no harm and NAV do
much good, as we are confident in many cases
they have. Vegetabee and vegetable medicines
unquestionahly the most congenial to the hu-
man SYSTEM
From the Evening Signal n. Y.
SHERRY WINE BirrERs-lhese are a rene
dy very highly ana very Justly recommended by
physicians, as oil great eihcacy IN giving strength
TO inc weak ann ueoln'a'eu' Inc use oil years mas
satisiac.ors proved neir .,s'ues On.lhc'ured y
Inc shghtes' deie'eIous ina''er' 'hey communicate
tne heaiing powers ol 'ne 1es1 ine.''Al roo's ana
Plahs. ney ress?rn' a,,u. y n''' ,a,u ss'e' pre-
serve Tue wnoie a''iinS ecououy III s'1'e OF ma
p''ua ney .ahno' 9e .op
.ln n.oS. ~ g N So 20 III Ino
F IIUI, ~" 81, ggantsI
a. n sneakinr of the excellence of the Sherry
Wine Bitters, of which Messrs A. B. g. d. sands
are agents, we meant those prepared BY DR.. 5. o.
Richardson, of South Reading Mass.
From the Bristol County Democrat, Taunton.
Richardson's Buffers OF the numerous
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For sale in Middlebury, by Sidney Moo5
Vergennes. by F. Huntington; Shnrrb ]
by Kent Wright; Bridport, oy n S Burn.n,
Addison BY Barnes & Fuller; Ferrlsbn,.ii
Centre by Henry Rodgers; North Ferrisbp,:.al
by Alec & Wheeler; Bristol by Tim. y
Gaige; Monk,on by Milo W Klnslev; Ga.
vile by Warren teyden; Leicester BY !
Johnson; Whiting by kusSager & VaE'
Cornwall b. S Everts; Hancock by H.
Hacket'; Salisbury by A & p ID Barrows
H Look out for Swindlers and CONT.
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Eirel Firei Fire!

yHyHE Mrmi-ers Of "Ti'a Tmon Mnina
q FN. Insurance Cornpa " ire her By notih-
ed that the following assessments have been
made by the Directors on III notes in force on
the following days, to Wit:
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Goycr, 104 Hanover ST, Boston; APhh ,3lal
Broad St, Charlston, 8. c.
For full partir culars see small circullrs deposit,
with each agent below mentioned. For ! r
this county BY my Authorized agents.
MERRITT GRIFFIN. M n j
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Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointe', Agent for
the HARTFORD FIRE Insurance COMPANY,
for MIddlebury and vicinity, and will receive
proposals for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established rePuta-
lien of this company, and the pronptncss with
which all their tran 'actors have been character
ised render il unnecessary 10 say anything in its
Favor. All business connected with the Office
Entrusted to him will he faithfully and pune
:ually transacted. JONATHAN HAGA2.
Midjlebury, Feb. 26, 1912 42;y Agent.
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Gloves and Hosiery.
ADDISON COUNTY
T emper rance ii Gus e .

ADDISON COuN
L emperan ii use.
g.. ~ II E subscriber would
..:k Il inform the public, that
ssts he has taken the stand rec
emily occupied by Paul Read, south of the
Court House in Middlebury. The house
and on, houses are now undergoing a thor
ough repair, and will afford every accom-
mediation to customers which their comfort
and convenience can require. 1t will be
kept upon strict temperance principles, and
he hopes by perseverance in this plan, 10
receive the patronage of all friendly 10 the
objects of the great temperance reform =
Having for years been conversant with
public houses both in country and city. he
thinks he knows The duties of landlord, and
how to supply the wants of the traveller ;
and he promises tina; no effort on his part
will be wanting to give entire satisfaction
TO the public. BENZ. B. BROWN.
Middlebury Feb. 1912. 40:tf
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Mildly. Sept u IS42.
Broke Into

TIM enclosure of the sui s'rihor about the
middle of July. a red 2vaars old cosset he'll
er. has on it some white spots. The ow-
ncr is requested to pay charges aud take ne
.,,,,v MARTtN WooD.
Wovhriloo. SaDt. 10 40.
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Z He subscriber would respectfully inform
his customers, and The public generally,
that he has commenced the business OF
WOOLEN GOODS,
SUCH AS
Common Cloths, Cassimorcs, Sat
inetts, White or COlored Elan
nels, &c. sc,

At his old stand in Shoreham,near Rich s
Mills. He will manufacture wool on shares
or by the yard at the option ofihe owner.
The subscriber is solicitous of obtaining
business. and feels certain that his expert
ence and knowledge in cloth marufaciur-
ing undressing, and the finished apparatus
aud machinery which he has provided. will
enable him to give entire satisfaction 10 ali
who employhim. Tie invites the publ: 10
call and examine specimens OF his work,
which he believes will Justify all expecta-
tons which he holds out 10 his customers.
A. KILBORN.
Shoreham. (Rich's .uils) Apr. l, AZ 40
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.N;e,g Fall Goods.

= BIRGE is now receiving a tine STOCK
e., of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods seiec'
red with care, and bought uncommoniy ioae
.ctt Cash. those who wish TO pay Cash tor
Gooas will find it for their interest 10 call
and examine his stock.
Sept. 20, 1912.
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Moaat's Vegetable Life Medi-

Mohat's Vegetable Life Medi-
| CINES-A mid yet ff;-ciu1l medicine, cornpos-
ed of the best material known TO meGcal science
and of the best quality that money can procure,
Tor The cleansing Ell the aliIneniary canal szd re
lieving tie springs and AVENUES of all morbid OBJ
strucIions aud impurities. must be public bies'
sing and dome, tic and individual protection and
safeguard, in proportion as il becomes known.
Such a medicine the families Of the United
States have long had in .Hoffat's celebrated Life
Pills and PhG,nix Bittcrs, and the good they have
done is incstmahle. They have w"n then high
fame and firmly established character by their
virtues alone, without The aid Of the usual arts
of no'ori,ly CT impudert experiment on The
faith of the crcduous. In all general derargc
menis of tie digestive and anentary functions,
as in vast variety Of acute and chronic diseases
their effects arc comIl te RS 20 excie ssioni.h-
ment. In rheumatism, settled pain IN the cry
ans and limbs costiveness piles, liver complaints,
iaurdice pervous and billions attacks, headaches,
lever and aguc, eruptivc diseases, bad aspect OF
the complexion d;Ecst;on ann fiatulency ch"hcs
4ffccticas f the bladder and k'dn'ys, dLopsy'
asthma ard bronchitis, rheumatic colds and sore
,broats, and indeed in every conceivable kind #
i'll health they arc invaluable, and will afford GER
tain, and most generally permanent relief. They
require neither confinement or change OF diet
they neither PROSTATE the strength nor give pain
and more delightful end effrctual medicine
cannot he procured either for individuals or Fam
Ii, The proprietor has received for many
years and is continually receiving the most fer
vent and grateful testimonials OF their value.
Fer sale wholesale and retail by Hagar &
Arthur Burlington VI. AgLts, for The State,
o whom applications FIR agency must be
made. Agent for Middlcbury, w. p. RUS
Sell, first door south the POST Office. ll;yl
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~ a Large supply of Fresh
iE7555.NH IA Teas, Coffee, Spices, &c.
N < #E for sald low by
- A. q w. s JOHNSON.
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NOTICE.

A meeting of the stockholders oil Inc i',
sli,Idicbury manufacturing Company; VIII
10 bolden at the Vermont Hotel on the first
tuesday in Oct. next al 10 O'clock A. NJ
KENT WRIGHT Clerk.
BY ". $. goodrich.
SF;JJ'v Sent 70 1872.
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SUPERFINE GENESEE FLOU :
~ inspected and warranted. eOnStsall
on hand and for sale by
A. " ". S. JoHSso".
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&UG AR AND MOLASSES. Coed
~ Brown Sugar from IA to 9 Gems
n'r round.
TriHiEad Molasscs al 80 cents per GIL
lnn.
P"r'" REQ Syrup. a frs, rate nr;iclt
for sale by A. & w. s Johnson.
M :. 1872
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SIOnnn REV Ard

Sl0.UOO KEW ARD
WILL be paid to any Physician who will pro-
duce a better compound for family use than the
Genuine Dutch or German Veg, table Pills, styl-
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TINS pacKHt VIII DC pun M INST Tate order al
the opering Of Navigation, with additional ac>
Communications for Freight and Passengers. Win
leave Verrennes at ] o'clock in the morning
towed BY steamboat TO Whitehall. Freight must
be on board the day previous. Those moving,
or visiting their friends in the far Wost, will find
this the most expeditions and cheapest route they
can take. There will be every accommodation
on board to suit the most particular. Those
who choose TO do so, can have every facility for
boarding themselves.
Due attention will be paid 10 passengers by
a careful captain and crew, who will spare no
pains to give perfect satisfaction. For further
particulars enquire Of the captain on board.
r. CHAPMAN, Vergennes.
JOY & WEBSTER
81 CIV DAW & DELONG,
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The most highM

Approved Medicine now in gener-
al use for Coughs, Colds, and
all Diseases of the Lungs.
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1912.
THE CANAL PACKET
]. SH Err II AN.

CAPT. NJ. T. DAVIS.
WILL commence her Trips on the Sd day OF
May, betu cen the city of Vcrgenncs and
Buffalo, running DAY and NIGHT, asfnllows:
T.o,cs V.-,.an.. Te1.e, R,,ToLo
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

u Wanted to borrow, the sum of $500 on first mort
gage oil fertile and productive Farm of l6O in Erie
Co., Pa now under good cultivation, and worth least
$4,000 The advertiser has unincumberej warranlec
deed direct from the Sate and will pay any reasonable
rate for the loan repaying in four annual payments or
all at the end Of three years. may he preferred Inquire
OF the Editor Of the Tribune, who wsl acquainted with
the advertiser and his preu,iseG. 1y7u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05
DIED

Al Satan Island July g. Joseph BartSn ase'i 3d. the
oldest inhabti1t on the Island.
AtAlhany on Monday Aug, Nicholas whalen, age =
in Troy, Aug. Mrs Harriet NJ Van SchcoEhosen' IN
her 3Oth year.
At ST. Louis Mo, July D. Caniei II. Chapman, tor many
wears resident OF ST. Louis.
Aug. 8, John Divine, aged 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05
~ Fifteenth Annual Fair OF theAmcri-
cnn Institnte Of tie City of New-YerIs, Al

~ Fifteenth Annual Fair of theAmeri-
can Institute Of tsse City of Ney-Ysrk, AT
NIBLOS GARDEN, 10TH OCTOBER NEXT.-Ths
magnificent exhibition of the Products OF the Farm, the
Garden, and The Orchard; of Cattle. Hor,es Sheep and
Swine Roots, GRAIN &C.. otnew LahorSavng Instruments
and Machinery Agricultural and others stationary and
propelled by seam the Fabrics of The Factories and
work shops and all the varieties OF art and invention will
open above During the first and second week there
will be National Convention, poughing Exhibition,
Nautical Exhibition OF Life Preserving Inventions Sub
Marine Explosion Pyrotechnis Experiments, &c In add.
en the Anniversary Address te Adress at the plough
ing and the cl2sng address there will also be during the
Tair evening Addresses. Some OF tue most distinguished
apd OF the nation have b0en invited for
the abwe purposes The friends OF American Industry and
Improvements are called upon TO aid in carrying ou' this
great paiiona celebration OF Industry and Art.
Tie days for receiving articles generally are Friday and
Saturday 7th and 9Th of October For Plonghng Match
Cattle &c. fresh Flowers &c see the Agricultural Circular
show bills, &c. au3 lw
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05
MARRIED ::

Or, "Wednesday, Aug. Raphael Mayer, late OF France
to as,tY Leontine Cronleline, OF this city.
Gu Tuesday, Aug. 2, Thomas r Tanner of pliladel-
PHO Sophia Charlotte EstinsnvIe de Bean Monehe
daughter OF the late Captain dEstmauvle, OF tue ioyai
yoltgerrs, Quebec, L. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

II Gray1s Agriculfure.-E!smea's OF Scientific
and Practical Agriculture, the applications a Biology
Geology and Chemistry 70 Agriculture and Horticulture
Intended as Textbook for Farmers and Students in Agr
culture by Alonzo Gray, NJ, author of Elements OF
Chemistry, etc
ave hail the appearance OF this work only useful to
the public but in It's execution honorable the county
For utility the agriculture interest; the volume be-
fore unrvaed by any Of the Euopean nb-
iications the subjects. Cult,Y1;nr fer July.
Published by DAYTON 4 NEWMAN,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

u. For &ale,--A WIG NEWSPAPER, in one oil tue
most popuous village, on The Hudson River Subscription
good-advertsng e1celent-joh printing valuable. a
practical printer would find lucrative investment The
only Of the proprietor for wishing dispose OF the
establishment is the of his health, which requires
fore active occupation Terms For particulars in
qure of II. GREELEY, Editor of New-York Tribune
jy2a lwdtw
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

II To TraveIers.-Gent!e:nsl ylglcg this City are
respectfully invited stop at the GRAHAM HOUSE, 50
Barclay where quiet home pleasant reoms cleah
beds, wholesome food and aimos!'--e unpooCsd by
alcohol or tobacco await their acceptance Those we be-
ieve impossible live ~ rsicy temperate and purely
Vegetable Dt without severe prieai0n requested 10
give il one trial The house very convenient the bus
ness part ei the City and all the Steamboat Landings
Terms moderate. Gentlemen visiting the Ci with part
Of their Families will find such G,e vastly more aTeea
hlr than Hotel Shaver ba1s free. Iyla If
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

II To Steamboat Asenss.--Steam5oat Bills
az short notice and warranted io.c prices than al any
other pntin. office in The city Those who have use Tor
bills daily occasionally, will make considerable saving by
ann,yup above aus 5ns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

BRIGHTON MARkET-MoNDAY, August ], 1872.
At market 200 Beef Ca,t!s 10 Cows and Calves, 300
Sheep, and 90 Swine.
cows AND CALvEs-Sales at S22 Is, 21 and 81.
BEEF CATTLE We quote TO correspoad with last
week. a few s. S8 80; FIRST quality s. 25
secoId quality "a 80 "A rs; third quality s. 75 p
SHEEP-Du, and prices reduced. lets al 81 25, y,
80, ] Is, 90, 3 and 2 81.
sWlNE.-The large Kentucky Hogs sold since last
Monday for about Sc. Sales today OF Old Hogs al 81 81
small Pigs two.,hirds Barrows 4a retail from 4! SIC
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

n Ssosrnad,s Hair Eradicafing Powder.
GoURAup's Ffeckle and Pinple Lotion.
GoUaAup's Vegetable Liquid Rouge.
GoURAuo's Vegetable Face Powder
At Original Office, 81 WalkersL, door from Broadway
iYl5 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

IL The Palfrey-A LOVE STORY OF OLD
TIMES-by LEIGH iUNT.-Ths amusing Poetca faie.
lust from the London press viii be published COMPLETE
in The BROTHER JONATHAN OF Saturday.
1t will be emheliShed with SEVEN fine Englisl. EN-
CRAVINGS
Besides the above. Broiber Jonathan viii contain lis
usual variety ieres,ing miscellaneous readings OF
the week, &c &c
Price cents or Ss year Oicei6a Nassau.st NJ York.
aus 2l- (2) WILSON i CO, Publishers
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05
NGnR.IkGaS.

ASHES-Therc quite stir this staple a. the de-
maHd has swept the market OF all offering improved rates
The sales to-day reach about GOO bb for export Pois
s. so, nearly all at the higher This is advance
OF 37t cts. within week. About $50 bbis. Pearls
tons
CoTToNThe sales 10 day are about the average
100 500 bales The prices lower than ever
before known in Ibis market especially the qualities,
middng fair 10 fully fair The decline since e arrival OF
the Columbia is from ! 10 cts per ID.
FLOUR-Tke dulness continues to pervaGe the
market Sales OF Genesee have been made at s. 75 Gen
esce and Ohio round and ila selling the
price. S. IS 81! There nothing received to-day.
GRAlN-Wheat continues dull, and lower prices would
be accepted Baltimore paper that contract for
the delivery in NewY ork o 10000 bushels wheat within
the present month has been made SO per bushel
Sales 900 bushels Ohio Canal Corn at "a cis 1000
do Jersey yellow at 60 1000 do Northern White and
Yellow 60 cts ali for the East About 600 bushels Rye
here sold at 67 cts Oats are plenty and declining sale
OF cargo Canal is reported al ~ cts We quote Canal q
a River .S,.ts
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

II Spencer's Imitation Molesitin HAT
This popular article is commended to the puzzle as pecu
liay desirable, the present tue. for its economy Fo'
elegance durability il compete successfully with ht
most costly Hats worm Price 50 %. SPENCER,
a6tt fashionable Halter, No. 245 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

~ C. ,Iiira.or for August is received acd ready
for dew ry Subscribers will please ca and take their
| nrmbers DAYTON & NEWMAN,
auI 1873 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

~ What Lady Inns nor read g Abel Par
sons Fit the thrilling story that has been pub
shed for long time The scene is in New York, and The
description OF the Great Fire is beautiful exceedingly
Price l2 for o,is;H work which few years ago
would Lave cost TWO dollars Oiice so Annst. aus II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

u Democratic Whigs.-Fhe Democratic Wing
Electors the FIRST Ward requested, pursuant 10
recommendation OF The General Committee, c meet Al a.
s. ThresherS Broad.sIreei Hotel idday Evening ne1l
O'clock. for the puI pose choosing fye Delegates 10
represent this Ward County Convention 10 be held nj
the Broadway House Thursday the lltL Instant 10 Sc
ect thirteen Delegates represent the City anu County o.
New York in the Convention to be held AZ Syracuse
on the 9,h day of September Aug lGi2
OLIf Err COBB, Chairman
OTTo WM SAN TvYI. Secretary. au3
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

~ Ot SELECT NONELS--TWENTS FIVE
CENTS EACH-HARPER BROTHERS, 80 CltI:s,,
will publish THIS MORNING. the 5th inst
PELHAM: or THE ADVENTURES OF A GENLE-
MAN; by E. l.. Buwer Esq. With Portrait Price
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
HARrER BROTHERS respectfully announce their incu
ton 10 publish edition OF the standard novels such
as those Of Mr.. James Sir f. L. Buwer &C. the very
low price OF twenty-five cents Each novel ~i be large
enough 10 ensure easy legElity The pages will be in
double columns.
Avoume will be published about fortnight, or OF.
ener occasion shall require. In this respect the publish
ers will be governed by the supply whatever good works
appear will be promptly issued in The octavo edition.
The first volume will contain Tie " Pelham; or Adven
lures OF Gentleman" of Sir Edward Lytion Bnlwer,
edition OF which is believed will be unaccep,a
be many years having elapsed since its appearance.
The volume will contain portrait Of the author, finely
graveI on steel.
work by Sir E. L. Bulwer, on which he is now
engaged entitled The Last OF tie Barons" will be issued
in of the early volumes that the last pages
OF the manuscript shallave been received hs au,hor
and for the purpose of furnishing uniform edition OF his
novels Those already published will be issued the
Style al intervals OF sufficient length admit OF prompt
tention to lo Incoming novelties
All the works of Mr.. James will also be published
in this FORM
The works introduced in this edition will be given com.
plete without omission abridgemcni and in the
and handsomest manner The paper wall be of excellent
quality; the sheets will he dried and pressed that the
volumes will be in order for binding; and rs the price Is
lower than that OF edition or iou in which such werks
have been published here ewhere the publishers
confidently anticipate liberal encouragement from the
public aus IL
-
EW GOODS.-Selecte from the lat
/ Y est Importations, at the
NEW.Y0RK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
li2 Fulton-street, near Broadway.
Strangers and Others, arriving in the city wishing
penis their wardrobe invited call and examine
stock before leaving their orders, making
daily purchases for cash. and otter great inducements 10
customers Our assortment comprises great variety eli
French and English wool black ami fancy colored Cloths
and Cassimerss the best quality and latest styles French
easics desirable fancy pants choice selection Of
French and English Silks for vasting Also good
ment drap dete and fancy French drings for summer
The subscribers pledge themselves that every article
manufactured their estalishme shall be equal in style
and workmanship that OF any house in tho trade and
great reduction from credit prices.
Full suits furnished at "a hours notice. Strict pape ualta
observed in filling orders.
Cas-, on delivery, and no abatement iu price.
al ]. c. BOOTH & CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

NOPYING PRESSES.-The subscri-
" bers offer for sale at wholesale retail, their entire
stock of nearly 100 Copying Presses OF Rches Edinburg
stanners HAIL. Hoes and Sheridans al reduced prices 10
suit the times Also, English, German and American Copy
quisite for use with the pr IS. DAVID FELT T. co.
Sati, lers Hall, 245 Pearl street and
aus 81 W all street. opposite Merchants Exchange.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

II Tenth Wnrd.-In pursuance al the recommen.
daiion of the General Committee, the Democratic Ghg
Electors OF this Ward will Columbian Hail. Grand
street, on Monday evening, August 8 O'Clock for the
purpose of choosing five Delegates from TINS Ward to
County Convention 10 be held ia this City, there 10 select
thirteen Delegates represent this City and County in the
Stale Convention be held Syracuse the 9Th OF Sep
tember next. Ry order. JAS. II. PlNKNEY
Chairman Ward CogE,itsse.
u Il d m Sacr anaSr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

OF THIS (AUGUsT) NUMBER:
TO VI. BRIEF EDITORIALS Pages l2s 10 lSO
VII. REPORT on ACRIcuLTURE-(By Hon. HAR-
MAR DENNY, of Penn n...................l3l l3l TO l37
U..ADvscATEs or THE PROTECTIVE Policy lS7
IX..AGRIcuLruRE AND CoMMERcE-tStatis-
ucS)-.... loo W ~
Y. HISTORY THE Policy OF OUR GOVERN
MEST IN REFERENCE To Projection. Jap to l49
XII NEw-YoRK ON PROTECTION. JAG to li7
XII How FREE TRADE is PRoPAGATED.. l57 10 l5S
XIII. WHAT WOULD TARIFF DO THE La
RoRERs OF THIS CoUNTRYt-( EdiiDrlal1. l5s TO l59
XIV "A THOUGHT FOR rATRioTs-t Editorial).. l59
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