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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT,

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
The College OF Medicine and Pharmacy,
70 SFoRM Xr rsRs5N 9T pEsous
of obtaining medical advice that renting the Of
supplied with dollars worth OF appropriate medicine
and letter OF advice containing full directions as TO Diet
regimen levers m RcsHsbssos Assn
Principal Office Of the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street NJ Y
N.BThe CONSULTING PHYsrcrAN is daily attendance
at the private consulting rooms OF the College Hours
from 10 till o'clock.
ar3-ARRIvAL oFTHE GREAT wEsTERN.-CHre.
hugh Hair Cutter the arrival of this Steamer, will re-
ceve "The Fashions as they are to be adopted in Lon
don and Paris this winter and they will be exhibited
his Grand Gallery 2o5 Broadway, upstairs.
ar5- TO THE LADIEs.-Delay OF in removing the
tan free ies Sc by the Mrs Carros Medicated
vapor Baths % Courtlandt street They neee no euo
they superorto thing in use for that purpose
No danger of taking cold.
o. DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
sALvE-The most extraordinary remedy ever invented
Tor all new old Burns and scads and Sores and Sore
Eyes It has delighted thousands 1t will take out all
pam in ten minutes, and failure 1t will cure the
riies' To be found only at II Maiden Lane
GO BALDNESS.-Bam Of Columbia, for the Hair.
Nnn VIII stop i falling out or restore it on bald
ana on children make it grow rapidly or on those
VINO nave lost the hair from any cause.
All vermin that inies the heads If children in Schools
are prevented or killed by it Find the Of
oos'ocE CO., ON 1t, try it, Remember this
ways To be had at II Maiden Lane
>, % THE INDIGNATION PROCESSION YEsTER-
gay was great affair The Merchant Princes"
wha tnsy nave gained by their disrespect the Pres
dent II they had only have taken some of shermans
Camphor Lozenges they never would have committed
such ioiy. whoever takes Shermans Lozenges can't
help being good natured and courteous. Every body
knows how soon they headache and palptation Of
the heart sea Sickness lownes of spirits and desponden
cy His warehouse at l06 Nassau st. one door above
Ann, N Y-Agents State street, Boston, and Ledger
Buildings Philadelphia.
03- CHATHAM THEATRE-The new drama of the
Butchers Of Client well received last evening by
very audience. 1t repeated this evening in
conjunction with the meo drama OF Victorine or the Or
phan of Paris and the burleta of Life in New York
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PRoPRIErOR HERALD srABLisHMENT,
North West Corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets

THE GREAT CoNTEsT-The elements are in mo-
ton from New York to Buffalo, relative to the next
election in this State. Conventions have been held
by both parties candidates have been selected and
clubs forming all the State, but particularly
in this city.
The democrats are making the most of the events
that have occurred during the last year particular
ly the failure OF the wings carry out their proposed
measures-all except the tariff; and have made a
great deal OF capital out of their ncapacity to con-
duct the affairs of government, to have the lead
in Congress-
1t seems now, on the other hand, that the Wings
mean to try-at least during the Presidential cleo
tion-the old sing-song game which carried "Tp-
pecanoe and Tyler too" into the Presidential chair.
The hard cider system cannot be so efectualy
ried out, because so many temperance societies
have sprung into existence since them and like
Sandy Welsh, many of the wings have "joined."
So that there will be great conflict between the
antagonist principles of the two parties.
However, they have got out their song books for
commencement, and here give sample of
their best songs -
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Herald General Printing Once.
The General Printing Office capable of doing all sorts
Of printing such books pamphlets bills cards of all
descriptions open the Herald Buildings entrance
rom Nassau street-Joseph Elliott, Printer.
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CATHOLIC QUARREL AT New ORLEANS. Bishop
Blanc has accepted the proposition of the church
wardens, to refer the difficulties at issue between
them Growing out of the appointment of Mr.. Bous-
selm, as of the church of ST. LOUSY to be set
tied by the holy see at Rome.
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Clear the Way for Harry Clay.

What has caused this agitation,
Tation, tation, our foes betray
II is the ball rolling on,
To clear the way for Henry Clay,
To clear the way for Henry Clay,
For with him we can beat any man. man,
Man, of the Van Buren, clan
For with him we can beat any man.
Mechanics cry out for protection
lection, lection and bless the day
That set the ball rolling on
To clear the way for Henry Clay,
To clear the way for Henry Clay,
For with him, SC.
The merchants say there'll be no money,
Money money, their debts to pay,
Until the ball that's rolling on,
Has cleared the way for Henry Clay,
For with him, &c.
The farmers say there'll be market
Market market, for cattle or hay,
Until the ball that's rolling on
Has cleared the way for Henry Clay,
For with him, sc.
From all professions comes the cry
Cry, cry, speed the day,
When this good ball that's rolling on,
Shall clear the way for Henry Clay,
For with him, SC
The great, the small, the short, the tall,
Tall, tall, shall heave away,
To keep this ball a rolling on
And clear the way for Henry Clay,
For with him, &c.
Let honest locos stand from under
Under, under, without delay,
Join in with us to roll the ball.
That clears the way for Henry Clay,
For with him. &c.
We see the ladies on u.s. smiling,
Smiling, smiling, in their sweet way,
One word from them would be enough,
For Van or Clay to clear the way
We know they'll give that word for Clay
For with him, sc.
We've spread our banner to the breeze
Breeze, breeze, and it shall stay
Until the ball that's rolling on,
Has cleared the way for Henry Clay
For with him. sc.
Come, all true hearted patriots, rally,
Rally, rally, your strength display,
Doubt not the ball that's rolling now
Shall clear the way for Henry Clay,
Shall clear the way for Henry Clay,
For with hin, sc.
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| CANAL BETWEEN THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIo.-A
Mexican paper states that the commissioners for
veying the route of a canal between the Atlantic
and Pacific oceans, through Tehuanepec, had re-
ported favorably to the grand enterprise
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Qg- CHATHAM THEATRE.--The new drama of the
Butchers Of Client well received last evening by
very numerous audience 1t is repeated this evening in
conjunction with the meo drama OF Vctorne or the Or
phan Of Paris and the buretta Of Life in New York
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DEATH OF Mrs TYIER.-We deeply regret to
hear that this amable lady, wife OF the President
of the United States expired at the White House,
on Saturday evening, after protracted illness.
Her remains will leave Washington on Tuesday,
for interment at the family mansion in Virginia.
Upon the annunciatisn of this melancholy event at
the immense meeting in the Park yesterday it cast
gloom over the whole assembly, which was imme-
diately adjourned in testimony of respect for their
Chief Magistrate
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Now this bold patriotic cook,
Knows all our nations cooking book;
And up to him the people look
To gain their long lost fare
To gain our long lost fare,
To gain our long lost fare,
To gain our long lost fare,
Wen place him in the chair.
These songs are not so good as those sung during
the hard cider campaign. But even the songs of
1910 will not do without money We must have
money. And we must have it from distance. We
have none to spare here. The United States Bank
is dead. The Baltimore Fire and Life Company,
and the North American Trust Company, are both
gone; there is no money in the Southern banks; and
therefore the western banks must help us. Songs
will not do without silver. Therefore, gentlemen
6nanciers of the west, send on the specie TO New
York if you wish Henry Clay to be elected.
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DIED:

July 2 Anne Eugsui. ouiy daughter OF hslre~ :. md
FuE.nln Goose. aged years.
On SUNDAY, Jul, william PeItou ion.'s only on OIL
Lev. " and Iab,,la l.. Holmes, 1sst yclf. months
and a. d,Ns.
July Jam.s BiaeCksr. Tea l> 1sfh yrar.
Jal. B. Charles .ln of Edward QyiIu, late OF u',na,
aged II year>.
Jsl, g. LOUIS, daughter cd the ale J-hu ID. hyuAr.
Jolly ; B,nisnliu ford, 50.
July D. Rnler Koitt right. ~ ms ~ yrlr
Iuly =. Elizabeth. n'i" IT George Hammcsen ID Ter
Al Broo.iya June 8, wusaNradc d. E>q Of tbs city,
10 b., 18Th year.
A. Graye.4ui t. l., Irne Z An, vic OF Simon c. q =
r.l,1n in utr Dill year.
l,a,,,rur.h. Seubeu Co., MAY e. IN her @7h year.
Mar, iain daughter of Robert Porter Esd, AMI wife ~
e r., David Msn. the American Board IF Com
mis- oaers for Fore N Missions ~ Western Newlork
A. Washington CIV JGn- o. Rrleccd r. consou 81 Hon.
Garrett Dati-, Rrpre,ertatye ~ CoDer, uom k.nucs
am daL ,he- OF te ate Justice Trmhc of The u :. -
70
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Markets.

AMBASSADOR N bis Pos have been taken At g -.
Pcsr, arc heavy At j6t Oh aud We hear OF no s.lr'
CDTTON-The market j. entirely inauinaie, but nun.
FLOI R-Thc aTrIya, continue hight and Consequently
the business limited. tn. >dlt, or us last tso weeks
larger than ne receipts, and TIE best inio urd
OF opinion The STOCK not - large a, two
weeks since In prces h market !, hrn. Sales OF atc al
2DN BIOL. Geue,,e iar the nrary all shO1t al So dnd
some sup.rs Mcb. al the sans rate. parcel - nat
ONO >ol at Al rouns IS a sll The lat ,ale Of Nes
Orleans vas At S7.. Nothing ot importance doing N
southern Georeeiown. Howard street and Brandywne,
~ DOminallv.
GRAIN tsout sos bushels Illinois Wheat have been
taken for Export Engiaud al ~ li. Corn i IN sum
ci-ni supply the demand We heard o. 40 transactions
About 500 bushels Rye sold 80 In the ship Osts very
peut. and dull North RseF, 81 Canal. y 81 NevJef-
,ry Sna 81.
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MARRIED.

On the morning oi the il int, ~ Peters Church by
the Rev nugh >mIih. Mr. John n aman cot tonnecCut,
t. Mss Nar.ery Patter>Oa, of tins city.
Jaly }. by Rev. William VI. Sulwrll, NJ. Charles ia
cob, tn NJ. julia Ann Reiuicr. all Of tbs CITY.
June 80, VT Henry Skater 10 Ml's Jane Ann X ~
Ter. both ~ New-Norh.
July Mr. Alfred Field % Mis-, Charlotte Errngton. hob
OF thu city.
inthe Par sh OF bcrye La. Lieut. Henry l.. smith.
: Corp, o Engineers u Ms hmalc, daughter OF N1ery
Hrlfrrt, Ed, Of iberyiie.
At Washington, Juiy I, NJ. {. u. Thompson, Editor oi
the l. Roy '. - GgT'c. to Nj, tifsb+ih l., daughter
Ol tie at, Frederick Baldwin, t'q. Oi W.
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lRRIvED SINCE oCR LsSr.
ship London Baker, $ - I'm Havana, with vine, &c 10
order.
Br barqus Gie,ner Gale 81 q, I'm CampbcIliown, SCOT,
land with 1sO coal bound n - JOHNS Put 10 here %
land pas,snger.. IJ7 sieeraa passengers
Brig Peienbug La:kin = IL I'm Vsra Cruz, ilh rdre
{. Hargou, a B'o,hers passengers.
Bu. sclm, waits, d, fun Baltimore, win mare 20
order
Brig Anna Pxker Brighton, d. I'm Savannah with cot
tor ~ order.
Bng Cl.aton, Lyon, ds I'm savasnah, to sturges 4
Chairman
schr Nes,a Evans I'm New Orleans l4th June and hey
West 24h, with $500 gallons molass to Depey',sr Whit
marsh
Schr superb Shea. 4 ds in Richmond, With coal.
schI Ann liza, SoiBers, ds I'm Richmond. Win coal.
schr Trscss Ma, Van Wort, 4. TN Nansemond, with
apple,
sohr william Mercy, Thompssn, ds fun Petersburg to
J Hunter.
sshr olive stuart ds n Washington, with naval stores
10 order.
schr RaeisL Stewart, I'M Washington y c, ,-d ds I'm
Ocracock, nsDal sores to master.
schr Anaconda, Williams I'm ashngIon, [, AM Is
I'm pcracosk. sava stores 70 nas;er.
schr RIO. Grffng. Ne-bern. {. naval stores
Schr Mall, Crowell. is I'm Philadelphia mdie, Ooani !"
Hartford
sehr Juh-re wsglam. Petersburg cotton. 10 Hunter
Schr sarah L Abigail Hsison, Washington, 1, na'<
sehr Cor.eian, SMITH, IS ds I'm Mobile. with 900 logs to
master ant tSo Do 70 surge Cleaunsa
>ehr psheri Birmingham, Sow hil, WIN corn am
siaves.
schr Myers Fo~ier Washington. " c, naval stores
schr W N 1bomF~on, " liiams, Nork River, ~odd
schr swallow, Robinson Virgin q. wood
Schr Heiiy Am, hafmsn. YOrk River, wood.
spop Spray, Weakes, Nsnselond, TUT
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MONEY MARKET.
Commercial aud Money Matters.

Tie bus 81 ih- sos Board cI'rru-y limited.
All th.r ). YER little chang n u,uion. Deavas 40
Hgds01 improved /. American kV-isr-- BIAS Harlem
II per cen. Mohawk declined :. Lon- l.anS
H. safe Stocks tie .acs also very light In ana
T - l-~aes Fer >is;c sewers lsfa iuo. of s %.
100 asked. NcvY1rs >Sr. is4s ~ cfrvi, la, - s.k'
49, o-rei . lske,i Eve sad Halls is5o. s7i -. ei
l76 Is offered. a. a.sei Fs-s. q! i CO. offered N ',sei;
ss b ofrrrd. 81 s.se lg .. 0rrei. -. s,ksL. CO.. 100
sn-s lsO 50 o,rs = asked. Isl. - offered - a,A-d.
kentucky SA-, 90 of-rcd al 81 discp Oh Alabama.
- oier.. PENS, vln.a, od-rc: Cv >-v-., less ir'.
City F.vcs lsj. rs ,a-red, loo 6 --rcd asked, De-
49, are aad Hsi>o4 hoa:s ~. offered
$40 NeN-Yo.k Fiv-s Ia ........ ....... .j
700 lnIi1n1
80 90 do. ..ielfi -
H. In.,nd EHchane- tlrr, ao,i y long Virginia ha,
a rhi tendency % .plote. 10. hsoe Is duh az = dis
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me WHEAT CRoPs.-Nothing could exceed
the Tine Appearance Of the wheat cr1r. in Ohio.
\ Few days since no doubts were entertained of q
arger yield Of wh.a, in til. Statc than y,e eyer
had before. The damp warm weather for few
days has excited some fears Of rvT Indeed We
are sorry to learn. that !; has made IL. appearance
IN some fields in this ocighborhood. Tho weather
continues warm and rainy. Yet We see no reason
~ doubt Of our crop being unusually large. The
harvest has commenced in his ncighborhood
Gin. Gaz
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HAESSRs. ENlTORS maye yom

- sen that wonderful aaa.r. tNhbQng ne
Battery. cslri DEE rocnpe' u mt. should go Orlh
With. WAC would ever inlg~e hat vinegar contained
great 81, hv hundred, H sng' drop. Nhp would think
ot ,f-ng mai, chgr.e carirg about With ih- acVay
nt The larger Aa'> ,n arifatdIcc hal turtle and halt
hedge hog, And again, Nlo woud believe HAT feathers
grew upon 'he smallest usei moth perfect tasc ~
at agile Tho. TN oii r. curou> tlga nature,
brought 90 ~ hNfh wonderful instrument. such aS
glolid as .nur1u Of while much knovlfdee can I've had
'ur .petrt person nl .ut 1r year. rad the obef's-
81 artists annacu, and not Obtain the informs
rnl DO cfu hN rsur this instrument Tor sv minutes !
lu i0i Us masuiylug power Geo. but let 10, What
truly wonderful ant aston shes al who pay IA
visit ioIrs truly. iVsif- An cBStR\k FIR
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Passenger Arrived

In the ship London, from Hawe-Mf Hammond. ., Boz
ton Mr. Reese and lady VI Rosrn.egn, an! 2i 10 tle
Storage
In the brig Osi0n, from Charlf.,on-Mrs Larborongh'
Mrs Pad iiriori, Mrs Lppru aud children BIS BAY,
child Nrs FOss ek, Mrs Flsgg MIS- kicY, W.,
Haney Ms Bolan Mss Godari de,>rs q Is Cunning,
Edward Paddleofd. Fosiick, u tlaeE, i.ppht.
L coost = Hayward, II sistare Jackson, Apl't-
snu, r. Roblnson, Grurge Reed, Harvey, WIN >cdfl-
rough Master Psrkman and servant, AMI 10 IN ne 'teera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-06

" young lady named Lydia Am Dickcr.o,
residing at Philadelphia wa, drowned on FoD,,h
OF 'ul, excursion uP the Delaware. The boom
while being shifted, knocked oyerbaard a .e,,oe an
which Miss d. and a Mr. Crawford wer.> si,,;,r
he latter regained the boat.
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A. rnuy OF my Friends and Patron.

II IfI'r UIf uVrt'S'nn hat U1Nt rfWuFfI, W"I"
-l,-t tho mistake hy informing thcm that iW ,i' a. u
Chambers srrr and inat neither Nj Ginning twto ., a.
DICTATED witt ne the busine,l myself nave lny nic-
Boa ui removing Al present JOIN ~ kbElir
"A Inn DENTIST 90 Chlu'srs-.t.
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In the Pennsylvania House of Representatives VI. Rush
from the Committee Banks, reported bin authorizing
all Banks reduce their capital stock at their own dis
cretion.
The lafayette Bark Cincinnati !, drawing the East
at !. per cent premium.
The Augusta Chronicle ,sys TINT check of the Cen
trail Bank Of Georgi drawn Bank in Charleston, bad
been returned protested for want Of funds
Al Charleston there very list supply oi Foreign
bills The Banks checking AZ Ugh, on Ne~iork At
per cent
Al NewOrleaas the City and state Bank notes declined
the 2hh uL To y rcr I'll count and would probably
have gone lower but that the City Bars commenced selling
exchange on NewYork premgni OF pei cent tor -
own notes. This caused rally in their favor. and the
closing rates Misunderstood that tie City Bank
has S20 coo of NewYork funds draw aga nst and
will absorb good portion OF her circulation people look
quite favorable in the condition Of this in
stulon. No arcr change IN the notes 81! The other apo
osie. for payment
The Council OF New.Or,ans have passed what 40 our
judgement i most iseuitous and unjust law. IL i one
compelling brokers to take out lccLcc the cost OF which
Is fixed at fsur thousand dollars per payable ia spe
Penalty noncompliance, one hEnded dollars per
day
The Miners Bank OF Dubuque has resolved to resume on
the 1T inst.
The ~ LOUIS papers filed with account, Of the de-
ranged state OF money affairs that city Several heavy
failures lad occurred. Confidence unsettled than
ever before The failure of tbs >h1WneeOwu Bank 10 To-
had thrown sScry thing INTO confusion. tpuidton
had proceedcd ~ Lous Ia ShawueriOwn to induce
Ohrrs resumption 10 Dec moer, AMI with promises
O assistance q she naA's 'c ucmPt lh~ D"~ci"r, ar
sad have been dong every Thing ~ utr power 10 Tor
ward this dcsirb- end and only lestc a. lar a. prndense
dictates
resolution Wa adopted by the Bank ct Missouri June
lJ couhninc the business OF the Bank TO gold and silver
and (.
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posed % i've Of h. of5e1s Of tn COurr ior dsas al
isndance n The opening q the Court
TRisL Fos GR,So LsECEST.-rus'srhs Al. native oi
ahTh. 5I-ecr W, st upon Dc t1~ for grand .rc .iy
steal ug watches. chains s-vsls s-y.. Werfh t1a
ron JOHN Ads 1T W y 'and7ln-sjrc,i The .ih Mas
issl Tie compliments and The prisoner To
-'her N tbe Toronto trm L0n5o~, and tie alter
NE haht OF cshrg 10 then. On The OCCASION n ihe
hctt the pris0ner Ter FOR mruiss alone tho
baseHeut rnoEl. whe-e the --,ce kc in bo. sn-
~ a. hour Or two ate H. cit the watches L. were m
and be d~ae I'll k.owsdge = the stolen properly. III.
Jury found The accused not guilty
1E,GL TOR GRsSn L,acEsY-Jo>erh.ne Merry. col---t
Ef w7s tined '1r grand arce1v, stealing silver finger
rng. worth sao rom NJ. Lys4a, We n Evans Thorn
hi. % No ~ 2a street the 2slh NAV as- She hsd
pa u dirt AMI only took hen :. . church
The Jury 0snd he- guilty.
Adjourned 70 ~edne.d.y morning
CoRosERs OF5IcE. TUESDAY,. July 81 POI
FLEVY.-The Coroner heii an .nqus. on Honiay The
foot o. III sscsi, he bosy o. Robert Campbell native
NJ t, city aged g. vto died vcry sus. enly "a sunIy
last. herGici-Drf o. sp0pisEy.
AcciDLsTaLLy DE9wyrD-The Coroner also koll an
inquest sie o. sunday ish; the bodies Of Thoma'
Nainugh native ~ Larspd -e'l 60 ani Thomas q IA
gan aged - naive oi Ireland -ao, on sunday ncrDn-
went oUi IN sAh ~ Tie NoIt rrs~ Lear NanHs'ianv lie
% st7e zee" and bv tic Sudden upettin- o. tic boat
m squa., were drowned. Tier bodies were recovered
iuriny ne day. Ner1ict-Accide'tally drowned
FoUsD DRo~yTc The Coroner si-o held an DsIs.i Al
No %! @0uii.ireet be body of unknown man aEec
s'og, - yfar who VA. iou' floating in the fn' River
%, ~ Nc. To neH street. on iie body of unknown
mao aged about s. Who va ionnl fos'ag 10 pond Of
water rear the Battery beir.en Wet and Wahr ionsts
avf2 been the water several days Verdict, Found
are 'oed an. ,iaL - 3 pond /, nuisance ~.
Foursirsei, the body Of Margaret Lnahan, nat "
Of Ireland eyed = years. The deceased va. woman %
Hieupersic habits and when n0y Gated e Mnnay AFTER
nosn. threw herself tle dock ioof ri HohoEen,t
North fyor She rescued lr,n The water before h'
Verdict, came 70 her death by throwing herself into '
dock.
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II Speucer's Imitation Ioleskip Hat

rhis POI article l. commended 10 the pubic as prcu
arls desirable the present tae for lie economy FoI
elegance and durability eompr'es successfully with tie
most costly Hats worn. Price g = SPENCER,
ASH Fashionable Halter No. rs Broadway.
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IKE WHEAI CRor OF Outo.-Tb. rr., h..
""i' u" appearance IN some Of the wheat fields
IN the eishborhood q Cincinnati. Yet, according
10 the 'aze,ie. there is little reason to dosb, hat
tic crops will be unusually large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-06

" Tow Boat- and Steamboat. are dailyc.owd.
90 with eHlcran'' going North II is to b- r.
GREETED tie citizens e State Of Scwl ORR have not
formed a Society 10 aid the Eniriani and induce
h. settlement in tbs STATE instead Of the Far
West There Is Yet room in the State u New.
ok, ios five millions of foreign population
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Doctor Iardaer'- Lectures

,i ou u. -, .-r tir.fnsi, e. a., 80 irtllrr, 'fi
Nl1, i4,, hr>i.st ale ih-, H'h'- fis.' B
- crni. II, .rht~,. embraced u tie Lectures f'
E'-ctrrty-rhr -tavanl,,u-il H. = Kri >ar'-'i's
nsuc N,tt.c-Llll-Ie ard Lonctn''r-S.-a in-, l -
ur.-P1-s.sr Fs,rc,--I -F4.1r >,ar--- nio'sf'
>ars-Hs',-c- >k-trh o A,t7,.,irr Dr~->''icacs as
ci b. ir,Sc.ca,tc Olsas-iies->oun-' lbraor> o. ne
Ietns Val-'c Elu-.s-S.san En- ne OF ora; BriaH
.s~4ls
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r.. Tc,,,nerorc,i.y,c.

cinll songs arranged adapted to the most popu
MUSIC tc day AMI designed Tor temperance meetings, hN
Mr.. Mary = r. Dana, author of tine Northern Harp"
" southern Harp etc. iu-t pusl >trt by
DAYTON 4 NEwMAN, 1913 Br0aaw9y,
ga Adjoining tls Franklin House.
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Fourth Of July Cciebraiior repeated.

Sunday School No y cOnperie ih lie Deredh lauren
corner Of Bedford and Downngsrtes will repeat TIT e.
erces of the School observance oi the National Aun
versary at hslpsI O'Clock TIL, "wednesday evening"
Mr. Newelrs school will give concert and the pieces VIII
be inter persed with diaogue reciatons &c, by the pu
pills OF the school. collection viii be taken NJ To a'N'
the teachers in deiayng the expense and they respect
fully invite tie friends o Sunday Schools and of TIE era
education Of the ysung n attend. The decorations and
arrangements Will remain far Il, evening onN' J"o
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SuicIpE.--A Young man, named David Dexter,
VII recently found dead in the woods in Roxbury,
VI. He leit the house when he had been living for
.ooe time, in the night aud probably for some days
fyu weeks after. Hi, bat aud clothi'g were found
at some distance from his body. He is supposed
to have committed suicide in fit Of mental de-
rangcmcnt.
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i The Young Men. Ru,ser. To,ni Al


"Wednesday Evening IN the Alen-street PRESBYTERIAN
Church. rear crandsreet) Several addresses may be *
pecrrd together with appropriate muse by The Choir at
O'Clock. +. VI
The Public generally are invited TO attend
i6H' J y. BREED, Secretary.