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II THE WIG ALMANAC AND UNITED STATES REGIS
sR may be Obtained in all The principal Cities from the
aeent The Tribune and from the Booksellers Price 81
per Dozen 81 per hundred for singh copies l23 cents
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observation-disclosures wetinon, convicted Of the
crime of murder, was executed at Jefferson, Ga.
on the 9TH inst. The unfortunate man manifested
40 Penitence, and met his punishment with the Ut
most indifference.
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Such is the radical difference between the par
ties. The Loco-Focos would not have lost vote
by taking such course under similar elFcum,
stances; the Wings have lost thousands, and
thereby the State. Hereafter they will be very
csrsf,,i how they do any thing which can even De
ro,,nred into the appearance of resisting lawful
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x-r The ONCE of The Tribune is removed to the
new AID spacious buildings, No. 100 NASSAU
STREET, in from. of the Park, and nearly opposite
the City Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18

q TIE New Haven Palladium chronicles four
divorces granted at the session of the Supreme
Court in that city. In every instance The petition
comes from the wife, and the cause is wiiful ab
sence Oh the part Ct the husbaaa. za II l1rsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18

II The Great EaiIS.-Professor Lycll has de.
rorsrae hat the Niagara Falls have 70 great extent
wora away the rocks which they 1T no,y
being ascerained that The immense Falls which Parker
Co, corner of City Hal Place and Centre street have
made in price of hats gradually wearing away The old
high prics hat establishments ~ - = ~ y y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18

CONVICTIONS FOR MuRDER.--At the late Over
aud Terminer for Niagara County, David Dough
vas found guilty of the murder of Henry Gun
a'ns ham, at Lockport, last spring-being the FIRST
CONVICTION for that crime ever had in the county.
he criminal is to be hung on the 30th Of Noyem-
Der next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18

EDoctor Eardner,s Lectures.-The second
edition OF Doctor Lardners complete Course OF Lectures
delivered in City of NewYok published and for sale
at this ONCE Price IS cents The subjects embraced in
the Lectures are: Eectriciy-The Simultaneously
Fixed sars-Magnetic Needle-Ladtude and Longitude
Bleaching Tanning-Popuar Faaetes-Lght-Fallin
Siar-Temporary star-Historcal Sketch Of Autonomy
De-scienee aided by Arscient;fG Diseoveries-Sound
ybrations OF The Re,ina Voltac BaeryS,eam Engines
OF Great Britain and America.
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MEXICAN LEGATleN.-The bark Eugepia, ar
rived on Saturday, from Vera Cruz, brought as
passengers, General Almonte. Mexican Minister
70 the United States, ]. NJ. G, de La Vega, T.
Chaneeo, A. Almonte, and S. Yu,erbde, attached
70 the Mexican Legation. The Eugenia brings
SD sol in specie.
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CoLT's BArTERY.-Our readers will do well to
remember that the Experiment with Mr.. CoLr's
Submarine Battery is TO be made this afternoon
precisely at o'clock, before the American Insti-
'ute. The vessel to be blown up is Of some 200
10 800 tons-6ve times as large as any with which
The experiment has before been tried. Precisely
at four three guns will be fred in quick succession
from the North Carolina; at the Third the explo-
sion will take place.
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75ittp 37Bs b s5aei<sa aaas ai41fg' .sgYsaa5.
aaf97l.i Er'a ltlok ST. u 4qeh s,opaa sd4 ,ea0
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sfEAAsoAr AccIpEsTs.-The steamboat Oro-
noco was burnt to the waters edge a, New Or.
leans on the Eth inst. The s,earnhoa, Grsa,
Western, freighsed with cotton. from Columbia
arkansas, for New Orleans, ran on . ..,a h,
about % miles below Natchez, on tho 5,b ;ns.sn,
and careened over. Abou, 500 bales of ,hs
ion we're floating in the Mississippi. The captain
CLERK and passenger were also thrown overheard
but they saved themselves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18

yEsaoar.-Ihe new Legislature of this State
assembled a, Montpelier on Thursday, the 6th
inst. In the Senate Lieut.. Gov. Ranney took the
Chair ez-offcio, and in the House Andrew Tracy
Of Woodstock, (Whis) was elected Speaker, hay
ing 1913 votes to 90 for Levi B. Villas (Loco) and
S scattering. The Canvassing Committee reported
the following result OF the election for State OH
GERS, viz:
For Governor:
Charles Paine (whig) z7,ls7 Nathan Smile Loco "a $50
c. K Williams, (Abol) 2t9S Scattering. ........... 80
Paine over Smile, 8 GS7: over all 9ga.
For Lieut. Governor.
w r Ranney (Whig l27 IT'S f. D. Barber. &Ah. ,lS
Scattering. 81 Ranney over all 2,i62
For Treasurer:
John Snauldins. Daniel Baldwin. "a l37
Harry Hate, tAbol)... l,7o3 Scattering. ....;: o
spaulding over Baldwin .3,i75: over sh..l'fo'.
SO the Wing candidates are all elected by me
People, as they were not last year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18

10 The Wings of the First District have nomi-
mated ISAAC OAKLEY Of Richmond for Senator
He has done good and acceptable service as As
semblyman, and we trusthe will be elected as he
certai uIy deserves To heua- The Wbirps N~,r.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18

Mr.. LANGTKEE's L1BRARY.-We attended the
partial sale of the large and excellent library of
the late MIR. Langtree at Riell & Arcuarius's LAST
evening. About one third of the whole number
was sod generally at exceedingly low prices
Some of the finest London ANIMALS sold at fourth
of their value. The great folio Shakespeare, mag
ni6cen,ly illustrated, sold for SIS. Tn, sale will
proceed this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18

"A SUDDEN DEArH.-At a camp meeting near
Cincinnati. week before last, man who was ad.
dressing the congregation, in state Of high de-
votional excitement, suddenly fell and expired
II was ascer.aiaed that he had burst blood vi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18

iaAsksa 81, Governor of Maine has
sppost 80 thursday the Eth Of November, as a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18

: From CAMPEAcHY.-We learn from Cspe,;,
Champion, OF the bark Louisa, wt,e arrived ~
Saturday, in 25 days from, Campeashy, that nj ,bs
time ae left, an attack was daily expected frc~
the Mexicans, and that Government was maxine
preparations to give them a warn, reception.
5000 men could be brought into the field.
t1e In Y. kYnsr;c.,
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5s9lg7 yl.aaa ~ saa .fb5qaass ii id .a9.ll
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ATTEMPT AT HlGHwAy RoBBERY.-On Satur-
lay evening, MI. Hegeman was accosted bv a
short, thick-set man, on the road beyond Flatbnsh
who demanded his money, and on his refusal to
give II up, seized him by the throat and attempted
TO choke him. MIR. Hegeman succeeded in get
ing away from him and in the encounter struck
aim severe blow with his fist, on which the rob
Der He'd. Heis represented to be an Irishnan.
messed In blue coat and cap, and is supposed
TO De the same individual that shot the colorcd
man some days since. Brooklyn News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18

u ROCHESTER has suffered from FIRE. The
building on the brink of the falls, occupied as 8
saw mill, planning machine, and pail and pump
factories, was burnt up on the 18th. The loss is
as follows: S c. Jones 5000, insured $4,000;
Douner & Rowland, S. ,0OO Isaiah Bunker
$1,000; - Gay, $500; total $4,000. The
furnace of Traver & Benedict, and the iron works
of G. Perry & CO., were slightly damaged. 81.
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CHILD RECOVERED FROM INDAss.-A party
OF hlesaPoos recently brought into F ort Gibson,
BOY about ten years of age, purchased by them
from the Camanches, giving $500 for him. He
could not speak a word of English. The little
fellows sister was left with the Camanches, and
will be obtained from them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18

CAsADA.-1n the Parliament of Canada, on
"Wednesday last, an animated discussion took place
relative to change of the seat of Government
from Kingston. The majority of the debaters
seemed TO be of opinion that Kingston was not
central enough An Intellectual attempt was made
10 fix upon Toronto as the future capital the mo-
ton having been lost by vote Of so to ~
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gTsw gedT sFs1tiaG ga.III 90 2 -.
be,3ass7aetiIa i,sa tnH " rtt e ~
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ISLANDER a Madison (Ia.) paper of the 4th
instant, has tho following paragraph 60 The
SANDER suit brought BY Mrs. Margaret Young, re-
sdent of Madison, against Mrs. D. M Intyre, ter
minated on Saturday last. The verdict was $1,000
damages"
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u, The attractions presented at the New.Yors MuauD
very powerful this week. The wonderful Dwarf, thu
ure., MIR. Collins, Mr. Wright DIR. Dearue, Master Young
J with collection Of Curosites, Picture Gallery and ha
ambition Of other hngs--a to be seen for 0ae Smiling.
Where else you obtain so much amusement or Inc s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18

The LAST DAYS PoMpEn: BY the author cf Zanon,
"Night and Morning." Renzi,D &c.
The reading public are here presented with
fresh number of Harpers' cheap publications.
Who would not give TWENTY FIVE CENTS for the
pleasure of reading and possessing one of the
most powerful works Of the Imagination ever writ
tan 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18

u Great Gnstle Siow--NgI,i.S.:lL. N hi. eE
ToRsCn;iIe may be entered for Exhibition az ua
at he corner Of 13th street and Broadway, nee.
Park ssz:iJ-7fyss1 ..-..l l-l--itss.. .pe,sd
Ut wv. &C. Hayuer, Teacher Of the F'ao iii IN
Organ, and Singing, 10. "a First ASefas. 85i
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ia MANTED-A purchaser for a small

-. FIrm IN GOOD c0ndt0n, 'tuaIrd l"o NI'' If0H
Flushing l. There : 10 acres oi locust TIMBER OF about
. years gro~. For particular, apply al - Canal
mtl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

orri.n Missionary >ocie'ie-. Il. 'in.,rad Of su-
pcr1tcning the collection II funds. throughout
tle whole MON. and receiving 'bc avail. Of all
~1air5ut1a- mon,A.s.l their friends should with
draw by STATE. open Offices, appoint agent, and
clerks for each otrc. and agents 90 collect the
contribution. from ,he whoc >4'o. and. instead %
-y1g over monthly. to the parent Board the
amount received. should At the end Of the year
deduct oil expenses. a~l account for the balance
Conducted in ih. manner the u-ef'.lnes,. and even
'ae existence ~ our missionary Board. woul1 soon
come 20 - end The efec. u separate state ac-
f.pn has worked A. untav3rah.y Tor the \. &. -
-i-tv. rs r would be g. -i 90 aor- for 'hr Amer
Inn Nl..inrlrv Slr-.,lo.
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FOREST WORSHIP.

~ EttS. rLLior, rHE oogN.LA~ roEI O. ENGLAND
Wrrpl~ the .unlii forest,
Our roof Of bright bs shy,
Where fouatans ilow and Wild flowers blow.
We III cur heart on high;
Beneath the frown Of wicked men,
Our country, strength j, bowling.
But thank 10 God they can't prevent
The lone Wild flower from blowing
Hark, high above the tree top,
The lark s.. soaring free;
Where streams the light thro broken clouds,
He ,reckled breast | see.
Beneath the might of wicked uen,
Tne poor mans worth j. DYING:
But thanked boz God ~ spite Of them.
Tic lara ,til warb.e-, aying
Tie preacher pray Lord bless Us
Lord b,cs. "a, q echo cries;
Amen" the hreczes rluru.ur low.
Amen. the r.ll replies.
The cea.c.c,- toll q wo.worn hearts.
The proud with pans- are paving;
But hero God OF earth and heaven.
The hswtie hear j. PRAYING
How softly ia the pause,
Of song re-echOea wide.
The ccvSha' coo-the linncts lny
DER Ri. and river glide
With deed. OF cy.i men.
The ahr.sh'ed iaud j. ringing:
But STILL o Lord. the piou, heart
And soul-,oned voice j, singing.
Hush hush the preacher prca~hc,h,
No % tho. 0urrps-of. $50
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IOIGlIS. CoIAs. Fan IN lhe Side knls.

" mg Blood, PaiptiiIOn of the HAN ar. ,af,.y,.,,
Smpoms % irIfe With. Tt0J,an.s of live, are d,
''i ln tae way E'ery person Of intelligence and caa.
SUMPTION and uals,s cured mu.i prove fatal d. A.
b"i,an 81 Horri oann Lycrwuu aus Pi.ursy Root 81, d.
cure 10 above Hras's We boi oursels', really alI WI
.e.d oi D. Ai"n' Bal,am Will cell Dn Dr. ct los H.
Agent ~ n RoSery.
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~ RlTlNG and Merchants accounts.
MISS COWAN respectfully informs the

giving Lesson, tire Piano Porte Harp GUAR and 10
>f-ug
Vi .. &. Will DO tanrs to receive hs~ pupils az No %
Nufr-sire,f Tire IL ~ May next rr preferred. W.
leach n he respccve houses of o'e aides wlo Hay hon
0r hfr with fufI~ patronage
Harp. and Piano Fortc, nr saie mi FIR hi-e A.
Plane Forte OF very superior quality -nd tom 70 b' dI'
posed of.
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! lNNEfORD'S PATENT IMrROl

= I'D kLEC IRitALF FLESH GLOH r. and STRAPS
pf"duee neaiy .ats 81 tn~ system by ai t.
are liable % do. 1871
me kr"at value Of tse ocs lla He10yator o. isr,.
u .-'A zen applied ~ tie human iiy TOO ,I
sN ~ every on~ who Las paid Tire Ie8.t attention D. M
nIor'acr Of healthy acton Of ur .ka require arsr
FER ale by 4. b. SANDS ca. as Br,sdgav. eor.s,
0- I -tdIIIl. -...I G-anLIe Kn-II.l
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w ORk ON ASSOCIATION-SO.

NlAL ph> ~ "f MN, T., n bkl,nANf-l
vol, go pages, price -. for SAFE at WILEY TT I
MANS, l6l Broadway. \. Y This work contains a i,.
Pon OF The theoretical and practical part of The system
OF Assoc alton advocated boo THr TRIBUNE mvl4
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~ To LET-A workshop with supe-
- rorI-hi-reu; low. Inquire 10 J. Locke IN -sn
% ~. % Aun M I'm
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COARDING-Two gentlemen and their
BOARD IN BROOkLYN.-Two or

i three gentlemen a small family can De aceouino-
ia ted with Board an! large small Rooms, p' 'anS sl-
uarcl Al IS Hcary street Terms reasonable Reference
o. Xchaugtd. nNlN "
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a TO LET-A beautiful Residence on

l->A tlr Eighth Avenue near Harlem. ou elevated
-al'd, having vase extent of scenery overlooking the
Ef1 River great Stance. with four acre, 90 r,t quail
y aud Tie dwelling large and commodous. fitted ioI
Dict 1u v. rep.ee Oh every convenient. and being
noN u1r.u NV painted and Icrared ksu J.. t. good
tenant AMI, o. ". y SEY MOOR,
rlNIl u CMnlNam Slgare.
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SANDS'S Concentrated Sarsaparlla =

>ar,aparila known to be- o the uH,,i active pu-
rhtr, IF tr blood oi article loo ihe Masra VI, i.Ca,
and " ih tIr W. compound number of other medicine,
selected from the vegetable kingdom, fe whole 'r M "i
which concentrated into fud extract col great power.
From hi, extract th" syrup prepared. one Do ME ni
which warranted 10 contain nsrr Asu tlfe' u,if, ihf
strength and medicinal virtue than that any other knd
For purifying the bilod and removing all unhealthy hu
1acpeut Cancers cer. Nercurs D,ea,r.. Fever ~lfr.
Rheumatism Disease, at the SKIN g.. th. syrup +, paric
larly Being mild VT efficient alternative. Do opr-
ate gradually hut permanently oa the constitution. 4 s du
exec lent spring and summer purifier, and proper hoses
operate, a iaphoreic aui laNNe, Il exert, fscu.
Influence nver tie gIuiular system, Increasing al f.e
cretons and eNcreou' thereby 0NethroHug fhr Ho-1d
cate, of disease and restoring the patient to perfectly
sound and healthy state This meiicue i highly bsnsfg
uianv doubtful CA,e,, AMI yarou, complaints n which
the constitution j. rnierbed and require, a. boz inVgnaies
Pains 10 The boEes and legs and I'll de1se arising from
improper Ne Of mercury, ehscuy cured hy I,,
Persons making voyage, viii find mos. valuable ar
ucle o uss A. 4 cean,oS the blood and system g.urly
and prevent. every inlet to disease.
Testimonial, Of it, value and superior efficiency
y received The afflicted have only try a.d be-
WINGED.
Prepared and odd Wholesale and retail and tor ,xporl
ton, hy 4 u. SANDS, Druggists, W. ~ Fulton.
\ortr corner OF Gold street and No Do Fulton
DER o. A,iams'.
Also. ,oli by David sand. Co. ". II East Broadway
corner OF Market street Abraham r. sand, Go. NJ q ;
Broad gay, cowerO Chamber street. NtW-NoIk Price
doliS allt
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|. FRENCH POLISHINGpASTE-Tb

afiele comb on OF elementary substance. tay.
hy song affinity Tor ea.h oiiier which unite and ~ =
cnfnfornd altogether uss in [. cI ar.,.r m ,.-y
' "9faniY NJ ne pGsb .mparf, % he mot cato
T.'r q llthinrr, such a. mahogany rosewood slCny.
ilian marble, siso 10 Carriage. patent leather u
- &C, unsurpassed IT, application ea.y reqlry
- lur lainr 70 restore the article b. Original brauy
ror sale by SANDS Co cranre b. li.ny. ~ Br4s.
49, cDfH"F Chsmber,-sf; als0 by ID Sards - All
= cents. alg H.,
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DATENT CHEMICAL OIL LAHPS.

CHEMICAL OIL, BURNING FiIID-TIe .gf.
''fbe would invite - Attentions Of re public q, 81. 49,,
OF 'hFfNbl SlfS PAltNf LAMPS which ZION. ILL.,.
beauty and superior quate- destined b suerci ,i
otr-rs sew iu ~. The Oh Vlic. - bgroe4 .l fb.l .
chfucA preparation, very clean n IL pr0peytes and q,
F-ry br.iant ami economical light Tie Bursfuy BIZ
pTtahs ght tree from al smoke, smell ~ grease ,n
al tnh.ng rRreIse To- burn lie aaid m. ,pt.crt.,
kndy permitted - refer % ~ our most re,a.ctsle
families Who az Gov u..r3s the article
IN j. &. HOOKER, rs Broadway.
f.B-Ihere Is no danger Of erpo,lon in e,hrr me .
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esS; A,FOR KEYPORT and Middle

K-<-@ town P1-t The steamboat HOPE viii
on and MYu-ay, Mas OH leave NldrioWn Point da.
~. t>nuday, rrtrdl n o'clock. y tide permItting
k-y port 8i6. O'Clock, and NrSfok, Of Robinson
street. al O'Clock. VI, touching at >egunes Dock sat
IN isI54l each
y y >age> 20 Freehold or any part ~ tie county
Al ireg ht and baggage the r.k The OWNER thereof
Further nior NATION can be- bad Of :. wyckofi 4 Go.
lp2 N-.ey n,q I'm
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VHE NATURALIST'S LIBRARY.
DICTIONARY Of Ar,s Man.

X ulacturts and Muc> NJ. \. On = dsv received by
SANION MILES - Fuiion-strert
B-SA\lo\ MILES Vii open large assortment
Of Theological Classical ami Miscellaneous Books %,
9TH 81 May. al A1 Broadway, tod stand o W uAn A. Col
mn
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X So BroaiWay, \. Newman Prone pai--ln OBJ. ls.'-
fIfon youH- gentlemen vii i. Instructed 80 tIr ardlcn-
OF 100 rough English auI Cii.-c education. prep4ra-
ipry for college ard commercial pursuit, life Tenn,
moderate good references given y Is Room. 20 ie TOR
o, tire. and debating societies Wy' lu~
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go hNEWAkK & NETWORK,

Sys sSzSrST5T- FARE only 2i DENTS The splendid and
commoilou> steamer PAS>AlC, Capt John Gafy, being
completely 1mi elegantly rette. vii commence her
lar Trip, for the THURSDAY, March loeasng
follows.
Foot of Barclay -. y. York, Centre wharf Newark.
Al 20 u'sik. n. foclhPN Az nclk.A u o'clk
On sundays tine Pa-,a " 100 lea,e Ne"Nork a. 10 :. "
ani p NLeayc Newark - = \. VI. and - O'Clock, VI
Freight % every description carried at very reduced
r7t. ms 6m
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] TTrTTTN IT y II
TnEnDORk rNNlOR 4
NOTICE 10 RUPTTRED PERSONS.

' Dr.. \. @. III IL. " N'>ey ,,uf't, At. lioo.r
New Nors.-psr,ou> a'i.crd VII ku.'Nf', h.ff f.F
uunn tire best Instrumental at fir world '.n q. ' f-
p'.-lt1u ~ hs cricr, \c>'N ,rftt y" fn-N. .'t
90 uumsror. agents Ia tire r.f towns % uf ntra
STATES Parent, De- carr'ri 90 rN1nfr ii ..H iit
Oh. D. Hall, Tra,,t, f they arc euH'r-ti - %
Ron n wutns. None other 'f' genuine Nr 20 N t'f 90
- god D.. lfuh guarantee cure. n a NN'I 't nearby
D,f ru, no oAl ~ hs oi'c, ur treatment NFcars ir
rot adica ali permanent - D.. t1 preclude Nr ttr','y
oI wtarr. luy truss whatever tr u.H ~ niffn i r-
g,l on tie ration oi Ia term specified 'Nf l' 'i"
whatever progrc,, e rupture may have made to" rd rd-
dlcatou.
Children under twelve wear, universally cured with
out Rr.r expense kan DE cost OF ur iu,> TIE 70
dcai las bees under progressive pfdclral improve
msut tor more than twenty past l D.. Nrfs
Tru>. Ofice. and brought 10 state ol unr'alcd
perfection
MANY ,acherous agent, have undertaken % ysud n
ton, oi d.. lIuirs celebrated II nge sud Pv0t Iru~ or
he e,.y and safe retention Of EIptun> 1s.e mia'nH,
cannot be- relied on--they made lN uH,k .il
ous ami mechanics aud no better nau tIe ordinary
Tru>,c, of he market The genuus have nv il name
writing. ANUS - Nv ~ ~
pr lu has Al the request oi several r''I'c'ah' rf'-
clans, fitted up exclusively or I9s,. having ,rra-
ate ,utancr from the bushes, tparnrut. wH~Irls ay
.n constant attendance, to apply fu',ts in1 SUI
"a female patients.
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('KULIT = boat LsIhbIlsIlutnI, TVU
wifrr-st-eet. tour doors east 81 Catherine Narhei-
rs Subscribe 10. Boz Oh. mandatory, and under us own
auel supcrnteudcnce some oi tHe oldest anl most
experienced builder. coo, city. and TIE best OF mater a'
building Every description oi Boat which enables nm
i0 form At te Bo4t, - the most approved
model and workmsU,hi p. tn mot liberal ier7us
Builder oi tie Sultan OF M1'rat, Pleasure barge i4e
Wave. Garlic Victoria. Atlantic Wakoua. Brooklvn. &c.
A-o, the Ann. oi Pcrhsk Wash n-fon. 81 Pnu-hkeep'e.
Du,he,,. oi Ryie Parh; >ylpa AL Wave oi Mobile Geo
S'r arr OF Louisville Maiane Celeste, O New Orleans
&C. &C At I'M
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The large Room on the

a second door tie College Physicians and sur
Ir0n.. - Crosby street. known the College Hall Thr
Dom well lighted AMI ventilated. and has small Room
lu Ing upon The resirum II convenient place OF meet
ug public worship, TOR Liisrsry A~ocs iion>. The
Room be- any time application 10 tic JAM.
or. For further particulars apply to K WATTS. j. ~,
Q II
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vNHE CANTON TEA COMPANY Of

fer for saIe. a. III Chsihan,-sL Newly ork ihr cheap
ana most genuine teas the woris Qu3sity
ess than ounce> Il any article purchase, ter esab
hshnent should tot give t. AT ,ttcton requested s
hey be brought hsck-the money viii be rrturr-i -V
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&A FOR SALE-The three story Brick
i..H MnL-sE AND LOT OF GRnI-ND. No. -

MIf.si,trc,f. between Madison and Henry streets Tee
Lot p .e the Hou,~ = by q feet Nth u inch
walls huf hy days work under tie spsr,ntcndencs ~ Mr.
George Ireland. There ten IRE places IN the House
even of which n,hcd with marble chimney -pec~--
There dry cellar undo the whole, payes and divided
into .ev-ral apartments. hreprnof a.hou,e under tie
kitchen fire place. and tire whole IN complete order. The
prem ~ every day between the hours NJ IL
and O'Clock. For further paricIl,rs apply 10
% ERINNEII- MIN1I-EN 4 CO. u Snuis street.