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CONWAY MEDICINES.

VNHE Subscriber W. l.. KIDDlR, gives notice
L that he has succeed the late r. kId.ler in the
preparation of the well known CONWAY MEDICINES
an! will hereafter rive particular attention to The
preparation Of The following articles the long es
talllshed ceebi ty OF winch, preclude, the nert.,,v
OF a fe-pI' icaiinn Of the numerous certificates IN
the hands of lac, pronrinor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28

ISAAC V. BAKER
WILL continue the FORWARDING BUSINESS
Lake Champlain, Northern Canal, and Hudson
River.
Deeming II important TO retain the Old Customers
of the Line, and add new ones, he will his best
endeavor> 10 satisfy ALL and pledges himself TO in
crease his exerilons TO promote the interests OF his
employers hy doing all business entrusted 10 his
care with Ill patch and safety.
For Freight dppiyto
C. b. JAMES, 27 CoentieS Slip,
PORE CATLIN, 80 Coentle> Slip, New York.
c. II. BARNEY, 10l, Pier, Albany.
J. IL hoI Hoossa, (rroy.
L. A. CARLETON, J
1.N. BAKER, Comstocl's Landing and Whitehall.
FolLETr s. BRADLEY, Burlington.
A. ID. LApD, Platt>burgh.
ALLEN CoM>ToCK Port Kent.
J. G. PIERCE & Son, ST. Johns.
.L39lroy office 1855 River-sree,, up stairs.
Whitehall, April 1912.
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NEW GOODS.
LOVELY & SEYMOUR

A f. now opening a heavy stock of Seasonahle
"A Goods recently purchased in New York which
are offered 10 the puplc at prices which cannot fail
to ensure Their sale Among them are,
Black, Blue Black, Blue, Invisible Green and
steel mixed Broad Cloths, a very superior quality of
Cassimeres, Silk Velvet, Vestngs Linen Drllings
Gambroons, and variety Of Goods for summer wear
at low prices; Bombaqnes, good assortment of
silks for dresses and bonnes, satin, Challys, Black
and colored Muslin de LANES, large lot Of Merino
Shawls and Hdkf, dress Hdkf>. and scars, silk and
linen cambric Hdkis. a great variety OF Gloves and
American calcoes and mourning calcoes al IN pre-
ce,lenedy low prices LEGION, straw and Palm leaf
bonnets a great variety oy Ribbons, Laces Umbrel
las Parasos sun shades, Muslin, Camhrlce, beached
bordering, looking glasses, rugs, mats, carpetngs,
all Of which are for sale low.
June l. 1872
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Valuable Estate For Sale.

tL>itit vi kOdlC.
49, I'lif SIh>crl, cr err for ,aiu The lwei-
- l. ling house AMI lot, consisting Of
~ ahon cne aud quarter acre If land
..,~j6..ls, situated on Coe-e stree, belonging t.
the e>'a'e ofIhe Ialc DR.. Rot eU Muoiv The house
= "i rick, thoroughly bul, and very conveniently
arranged. The gar en- is well supplied with rui,
and in high s'a'e Of c'rya.iun. A credit will e
given, for portion Of the purchase money, Of two
years from 1t oc,ol en- 1872.
GEO. B, SHAW, Almr.
Burlington Sept 81 1872 I7-t
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28

EN HHDS. Gardner Brewers \. England RUM
W. 30 Pipes and HalfPpes American Brandyn
DO do do Baltimore Gin,
10 do do 'Pellevoisin' Brandy
do do Swan Gin,
10 Hhds ST. Croix Rum
80 Bbls. Sherry and Madeira Wines,
35 do Malaga do
5 do Port do
81 Dec. 1871 BY ]. & J. H. PECK & Co.
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LYMAN g. Cole,

TT AyING made arrangements with Messrs Roe
l. lofson & Rathburn, to manufacture their wool
into Cloths, they will keep constantly on hand "A
large assortment of Broad Cloths and Beaver Cloths
and also an assortment of the Burlington Mill Co
Cloths, and an extensive assortment of other Dry
Goods, which they will exchange for wool. Mer
chants and others will have favorable opportunity
for exchanging their wool,
Sept 80 1872
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JVINDOJV SASH.

/ ADY'S ANNUAL REGISTER and HOUSE.
IL WlFES ALMANAC for 1913 for sale by
Sep, Is lSl2. SAMUEL HUNTINGTON
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28

F.. l.. FARR.AR
gives notice that
he continues to
carry on the bust
ness as usual Of
manufacturing
Stone ware of a
superior quality
in all its varieties
and will AT all
times be IN read
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28
HAGAR g. ARTHUR,

General Agents for Molai'> celebrated medicines,
TO whom all applications for agencies must be ad-
dressed.
Burlington, Jan. 23, 1912.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Water street, at The head Of the Steamboat Wharf
Burlington, Vermont.
nv MOSES HART

VTNf1S establishment, iavorably located for the
l. accommodation of the BUSINESS and travelling
community, Is now oren TO the public. Post Coaches
upon the various routes call at the Exchange Hotel
for passengers, and those arriving departing by
Steam Boat, in which case their baggage is removed
without charge will find this house peculiarly 10 their
convenience.
The keeper tenders his services, with The assurance,
that in all respects, the hou> hall deserve the favor
able consideration Of all who may patronse ii.
Burlinton, April |, 1912. 43f
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.

~ II + subscribers are continually supplied with
ctfry article in the above branch. both of the
Oh.cnal and Patent kinds. Medicinal waters from
Hara'"@n; DO from Caledonia Canada; Medical
WINS and Spirits; Leeches; Surgical Instruments
Mineral Teeth, &c. &c. Prescriptions put up al tho
shortest notice.
Shop open at all hours.
PECK SPEAR, Apolhecaries.
burlington. Vt.
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Doct. Jcbb's Rheumatic Iipimert.

for Rheumatism, Bruises, Spran-, Num- ness,
CmlbIaIn,, Stiffness in the icnts, g., will aaori
the most unexpected and immediate rcliefin the mos.
obstinate cases Of Rheumatism, in lew hours TIN,
arIclr Is openly recommended ly Phy,icians The
LInlhen Is done up n enlarged bottles. Price 81,
-
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JACOBs's PACKAGE EXPRlsS.

merchants on the most reosona lie terms, all orders
promptly attended 10 at his Factory, Pearl Street,
Burlington. Jan3l 1912
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28

NTUCVTItS.
CONSTANTLY on hand an ssortmort o Famil
~ Groceries. WM. HUF! BUT.
Sent. %.
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BEWARE OF DECEPTION.

IT has frequently come to the knowledge of the sub
L scrber, that empty Snuff Jars, with his Label on
them have been bought up for the purpose of selling
in them inferior quality Snuff; and also, that his
Snuff. labels have, in some instances, been counter
fei,ed, or the general design Of the same inflated
as to easily deceive the unwary He deems it, there
fore his duty to inform purchasers of the manner in
which they are often imposed upon; and he would
hereby request them tear off deace the Labels
on the outside of the lars after having disposed of the
contents 50 as to prevent further ust of the same.
suitable reward will he paid for such evidence as
posters
The subscriber continues TO Manufacture, AVID Of
,ters for sale the foiioring articles:
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NOTICE..

$500 Reward.
T OST from off the Eastern Stage on its passage
IL from Burlington to Montpelier on the morning
of the 18th Sept. inst
LEATER HAT BOX,
containing an old Hat shirt, and sundry other ar
ticles.
-ALSO,-
n the 10Th, a bundle done up in a Canvass Sack,
~ containing one pair New Blankets, one pair
Shirts, one old Red Cloak, Ladies Dress, &c. &c.
The above reward will be paid for information
which may lead TO the discovery of the articles, by
applyingto
JOHN CHURCH, Agent
Burlington, Sept. 90, 1882.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28

SAWS.-Rowlands Mil Saws II Hoe and Co.'S
- circular do; English cross cut do; Hand, panel
and back do; Compass, Wood and Felloe do.
Just received and for sale by HAGAR 4 ARTHUR,
Cor. Oh. and College streets, June l7th, lS42.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28
Dumtries' Itch Ointment.

~ sac ana tNldIilIs ned reputation OF
DtMfRiE> lTCH OINTMENT, encourages the pro-
preior to recommend il to the public with renewed
confidence, a The most innocent and powerful rem
e'y tor this Annoying disease; it contains no meI-
curry, or any Other dangerous ingredient -anj can
he applied at all times with perfect safety. Price
% cent, Box
Remedy for the Piles.
Inc c"hchrrlng testimony Of relieved patients
from all quarters, >tfying to the cures ELECTED hv
ne medicine after all others had tailed, together with
nc increasing demand for the article from all parts Of
he country, prove 1t to e one of the most vaual Ia
>per!hc> known tor this troublesome comnlaiut
iLI"A Clergyman write,
Boston, Fc' ruarv - 1911
have ma lie trial Of iumirie>' Pile Electparv and
found II produced a aluary influence almo,, iinme-
dlatty, and confidently leeve il an ecnal remedy
tor that uncomfortable and deblllIatIng COMPLIANT.
Humanity has induced me TO recommend !, 10 persons,
thus afflicted, and 50 shall continue TO do.
- ours respectfully, j. s
Inc remedy consists of an Ointment and Eler,uarv
Free Tor roth 10 cents, or 81 cents when bu one i,
wanted, accompanied with pam and amp.e tiirec-
ions win DESCRIPTION If he complaint,
Dumtrics' Eye Water.
or sore or i4fameG eyes, nothing known give,
su'h 'mmediate and comfortable reiief and in some
erceedin9iy bad cases lie mos, uncxpecred and de-
'lriIe rcei ha> cen toud IN the ii,c Of Tin, Eve
wafer after other remedies had tai,ed Persons who
nave u'ti II, pronounce without hesitation h. les,
preparation tor sore, reak, or infamed cues, they
nave ever met with. Price % cents a J,,,IS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28
Cedar Posts.

1000 CEDAR POSTS, a fir.t rate article. for
lJ''O >ae low ~ FOLLETT d. Bradley.
Old Dock, 81 June, 1872.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28

EARtNELL'S Shoes, Half Ganer,, Kid Sins.
'hircn'> Shoes, &c. Ju>t received ~
10. WAI III RI RI-'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-24

LETrHH PuPrr HAVE a CoLLAR,-Ths= late
Lord Albermare having been spckento byascolch
Noblen1an. to solicit for him from King George
the Second. the Green Rihand, did 50; but his
Majesty refused, saving he would not bestow the
favor upoa a fellow who had constantly opposed
the Court. "Yes. Sire sand Lord A!berlnale,
out nc means 10 be more compllabe iar the tu-
lure Well, we'll / don't care for that--he Is
a puppy and shall NOT have#it. The King having
said this. was turning TO 50 away, when Lord \ /
be-narle asked him what answer he should re-
Urn the applicant. Tell him he is puppy,
Well, but, Sire, he is a puppy that Is sincerely
inclined 20 follow his master. Ay, retorted
the King. are You sure OF that Z Perfectly SO,
SIR WHY then. said The King, let the puppy
havc his collar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-24

RAILROAD AcclpENr-rhe Boston train due
here at, F. NJ Yesterday did lie, arrive until |
clock this morning. \, Chester village factories
the locomotive tender and baggng"-csr ran OF The
track. Perry the Engineer, had one OF his legs
broken. TIE, locomotive was considerably damascd
and the head Of the bagsacecar (thc pos,-oitccl was
corn,e,elv smashed in. Albany ADV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-24

SALT ~ MlcHrcAy.-st private lct,cr from
Grand Rapids says" The result OF Mr. Lyon 5 eX-
pertinent for suit is being fully realized \ large
quantity OF salt water say forty gallons TO the ml.-
ute is constantly running.
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TNSUR ANCE.
THE HOWARD INSURANCE CON.

THE HOWARD INSURANCE cont
4 raay-Cani;a 5000. ofic- No. s. " All = This
CoStran" cs"!lue>tu maxi insurance against rrE
age By tire ant inland navigation.
ksa>'eaer Iayens Naae 11r!o- Coz, " Lawrence
!. P:Filips PAUhi- William Cn;,.1. S;c,n ;;aiars.
Iol- MORRISON. p. l. Wc,5I!ey.. Nathaniel wesj
Joseph B. 1arrsofn Ean.n: G Tucker. Jo5a IaaA7,
David Lee. Neigs o. BeEi iR..i0l.n D. u olts,
Caleb o. fiaste,Z William " ,rodd rer,inar- >av,;aa
hc1rv G Thompson. X HANT.NS. PIe>u.eat-
LEWIS PHILLIrs. S->-c.sr.. JIG
Jefferson INSURANCE. Company
y No 8 we-.trsei ce,r.l-r Of Hanoy-r.,,rcet Tbs
~ buildings, goot;s. merchandise genera lyHi
oa vessels ana CARGO, aas'i los dalsss ny 'aad
navigation, iavOrah. n 0tl,arDtIcs.
DIRECTORS
Thoaa. " korne Gae=G Tunis. Ioln c Merritt
4 n Robson ETse r., Sag 5 5 : f;
Arson Baker. VIM. x. Thorn john ? Moore
Martin Holman. .ames K Whiting, >agrnt upierili,
Joseph AII.n,Z Joseph DraSs, -.,...,,..
Gro. r HorE, Secretary. ~ II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dwell
The Assurcd.-'rlIf TInI=SEHoLDEGS' HrTI,,L. IN
SuR-,NCE COMPANY, odIcsS5 Merchants Exchange.
corner Of William and Wslresi> Theatenffoaoff ion>,
holders is respectfully requested 70 TIE ANNEXED par i.r
separating the Insurance. OF Dwelling Ed> aai Fur1i!-
from that q; Stores and Merchandise.
Il i well known that ALMOST all the sssc incurred IN tn.
business oinsurance the result OF The hUs Of vaua
bic store. and costly goods
and may possibly deprive !ia % the >rcrFitg Tor
which be pays HI, prenul VA the cas- IN Tx; @ tge
1855 when the whole carta Of many irraucr
pi.Ics were totally lost hy The distinctions this kind
property and nlany dwellings. is FOR iime wholly IN
protected hv=In>ura-cr
.iloher feature recomnienic- to Your attention. = The
division oil the profits among tlo,ewo are aaUgedby ;hs
Company.
The cash p,y,nen;s premiums form urt WATCH, at
paving expenses and lnscs. represented bE SCRIP, and
j. sne the assured proportiouto Ie amount OF tler
Insurance, which, thu, Obtained Al cost; and >h-Hd ~,
business OF the Company ali realize the expectations o
The directors is expenses 81 insurance upon dNrci"
houses and furniture wfbe diminished by mors than one
halt OF the by rea>onottt rstuO c ed-nets
premiums.
This Co.apany prepared 20 agaiast los, ordam-
arc BY fire. Dwelling Houses, Household Furniture. Plate,
Far4iv Store. libraries Picturo, Siauary Cabinet, of
Mineral, and other objects, Anatomical Collections, and Al,
Household Properly. ordinarily kept dwelling houses.
Every person vlsurinc with this Company citle 70
iar each huadrrd dollars insured
The rates and all other particulars he
obtained on application tho oifc OF the CoIu;a
DIRECTORS:
Cuban C. Verplanck,@ \. Robertson rodgers.
Robert Henry Ludlow, Samuel Martin,
Villas. Fl Harrison. Frederick ScIuchardi,
DanietSeyHour, Stephen CambrccnS,
Frederic Depey,ter.
a. X. RODGERS President.
D. C.CAYLDR. Secretary.
W.II.snARrSON, Counsel.
~ 3n1eod JAMES WEBB. Surveyor
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A S S O C / 4 r ! O n !:

Or, Principles OF True Organization OF Society.
II THIS Column mas been purchased by tie 4drocaes NJ
ord>r to lay their Principles before M Pic
rs ed,orssy entir<y d,ttnc. rou that u Ta Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-24

Picked TGRKEYs.-A ncw article lnado Its
appearance in ON. market, neutrality-suspicious.
turkeys i.om North Carolina, Al 5 to 81 70 a
pair [, was found that they drove too slow y to
keep up with the wagons. and they we're therefore
killed satcd. and picked like pork.
Charleston Courier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-24
Prejudice. OF the World against A.socia-
ton.

\ prcjudicc which has at all times prevented
researches ON Associations is the following: - 1t
is impossible TO associate two=or three families
without discord breaking GU, at the end OF the
week ,-partculary d,nons the Women; what
fov, then To ottcmp, TO associate two or three
hundred y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-24
IL FOR SAl.tl-.lS Lots of G
nil w. at tlle same place, on Tuesdays
I'D yAJIlBLE- PRO PERRY for sale

i.I on BROOKLYN Highs, and eight lots Columbia
fTeft evesi Cranberry and Orange streets extending 80
fea "a trTlat Lot 81 Fulton g feet front
running through james street. both valuable situations ior
business. Aisg for sale, WilIausburgh or is lots
First -cteen North 9th and North lti ,tr--t
teida., ,Yerli hundred feet the Tine. III. whole
or any part ri til. property will ~ sold low most OF The
money may remain mortgage Tor more years
For particulars apply 70 !. g. BULLER. - Sani>
ma In cor. AGAINST, Brooklyn.
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,F,\Yo SILVER MEDALS AND7 Dt

w VI W VIZ tft''|' y 7
pIDi,iS have b.tna awarded 10 jain landmark, 81
Chatham street, cr the best Cologne and Feriunery For
wears he has been engaged III M manufacture o' feT
uner IN tl- civ until liz. prercn TINE hr las Iy)i
himself before the public u the advertising coi-
nm, ofauy Upcr bulcGw Sustained by The lrcison {" ci-
o P-rtuu.ry given ril Ears held IN hi, city
in! Boston feels authorised in saving 10 those Who want
my article ia lu- that al 81 Chnl!an.sirret thrY may
ind hyperion quality moderate pfic->. Remember In,
annhri> 49, ,or.nrrly Chatham Chapel ILL ~
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.ml8 ~ ZBAILLf, WARD 60 II AIaIden Lane
.6s.A TO LET or LEASE-I'he upper

rnM part oi new, handsome and very convenient lio".
tiI corner t.a,; Broadway and Clnon>r.'t hulls
rNpr>,y toTa Ica,er Hotel and BoardlngH us, tavln@
lno large. room, ~ Ia. second story communicating With
Zach other ars, kitchen and renr, and hummer oi bed
room, the upper all with hrc.part> crates AMI
marble lpantcls and ,rIIb, Tn, situation pleasant ans
ra Inv and the prospect rom The several agrera
M aud ,,,.a>Iy and markets and chDrche, III the neigh
porhooA The Dry Dock Carriages pas, rnd 'si1>, nc
i,,s- every quarter hour Battery Place and Cabs
aud Coac,s, ,rs within cn. Inquire II Mr. hDRf;AN,
rrrr ot Ea,i Broadway and CnioG-sl. TOR terms rs Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-24
ara EARN For lLE-Stuatcd on

lcu. toad llarbor, Long Island IS miles trsm tho
51lf - acres about Z OF wtci are workmanship ro-
m IS. sftl7lts,t hy wells aud springs OF ns water;
rhart erdtttdtli with good vegetable aud tower gar.
.n> The uull0.> consist onuew cottage, 50 retby VI,
having five rooms places tie r> 'oar, ~ |; feet
ceiling The attic fn,>is with three large tedrcnus'
aearGudsr the whole hG'i.ng kitchen IN The basement
,p!, piazza ON the front With Dorc columns. ncosed
With narrow, siding ana filled in with brck the peak, the
whole finished IN tie neattst and best Anew barn,
carriage house, granary, ice house o" and Other out
ani.,.S OH Acl painted; also, tenant houses. The
arc ~ GOOD rrGer and mostly new with locust posts,
From III. house there aud beautiful views at
M roiot, OF thu, compass. the adjoining country the
.iprbor Long Island sound The Farm IS well calcu-
r,e TO 4a,Iivdrli having several distinct very eligible
uIdng ,ie, The wood aud The 'hor, which gravel.
md afford, Great facilities sailing. fishing. landing ma
fre and shipping The produce lts vel known IN the VI
unity rs part ot the Pc;usai Farm lie undouh,ta ana
inns accotun,o,,aIg,r would to exchanged Tor produc-
.zy, .,t,s t,r,n,rtyZa %
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hundred.
This objection which at hrstappcarS reasonable,
is the hight of folly; and to prove lis want OF
foundation by a single fact. we need but remark,
that as great Economies only be attained III
large aSSemhascs and not at all IN small ones,
the Creator must have destined Man TO Asso-
citation, and composed hi. plan OF Association tor
a large number OF pcrsons,-say t"o=or three
hundred families. and at all for TIVE or three
which from slnalness Of number and inefficicncy
&c efforts, would not raise the profit. OF ASSOCIATION
70 3 rhirtie,h part Of what they would be IN aunlon
of from twelve TO fifteen hundred individuals.
Therefore, unless suppose the Creator de-
nrivcd Of disccrnment, VIC must adopt it as pra-
chile that his plan is adapted only to large Asso-
Citations; and that if NC know OF no means OF
associating two or three families 1t Is an lndi-
c,,;o, which should lead III to conclude. as
Economy and Reason would dictate that he mas
composed his Social Theory for large and not
for a small number. This objection has not been
made by our ti.nid theorists; they have suffered
themselves 10 be discouraged By an apparent o0-
s,ace, which il duly weighed. ought rather =
aave sustained ,hcir hopes
People are ap,,o ara,s differences from s@allsr
Obstacles 10 larger ones Since it i. impossible
,hey say. to associate two three four ta1nihes,
,- even ten or twelve the conclusion has been
lrawn tina, ii would be still more impossible 10
associate two or three hundrSd.
Tic world, in this opinion, may be compared TO
the ,md matiners, who. before Christopher Colunl-
bus. dared no, advance more than six or Gig h, hun
dred miles into the Atlantic and who returned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-24

- TO LFT-The second story OF the
l,I modern three story brick house -l2 East BROAD.
g;ll consisting o front paflonrs with bedrooms
adjaning-good par,rics and cloes presses Also, rear
basement with cellar underneath. Rent moderae 10
small family, without children
Also the two story house, g Oliver street very suitable
>,a thilr,. Inquire on the premises, or N RI
Past R,aa,l v;,v NIL lS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-24

g \ Printers Total Abstinence Society has
been formed in Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-24

Prepared only BY J. W Cloves Dentist; sold dls0 ny Inc
nllown" Druggists Gotten l3 Biecckerre Ring S41,
Hlnor l92, and Hart ~ broadway, finlchinss, 49, ahd
yIn, IS Bnwery; Burrel 2o Chaban-strett Dooiiitie
Is Csnrresre.t Clark 500 Colinston ~, and Hart %
iIadsDn,ree For sale .laleais prices by the Pfopr-
and g-auine unless signed in his own ham!-wrlt
ins Prc. per vial ~ cents; s,,all vial, . cents.
Also, sale By Shrnelin ia Canal; RIM t"hatsnic
N,,c,,,i q Eulron..r. cor Gin. - aincow'
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rar usrD .S2 Its =, E 1 l
6.sstaeH He d eSaS eeas,a oee asa
JNH G: Langley, 81 Chat'a'''''
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sNTATCHE.S AND .JEWEI.kY very

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~ low.--Tue subscriber selling all 'r,cr ptOns 81
old and silver lever sno hor -cnp,,nt, epnr and verge
Watches Diamond Eiags, rms, Cold Pcucs Keys. dc. 4,
5ita! lower thau any Other place in the city. Colo
Watches p lew n 10 20 dollars each Watches and Jew
irY exchanged or boug's
Ill warch,-, warranted to Keep good inns The money
frtcrDri. e. u ALLEN
Supporter Of Watches md .elry. wholesale and retail so
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TRANCIS's MANIFOLD WRITER.

By this truly gren, Invention cier and duplicates
ian be written operation with and greater
facility than single letter with or'nary and ink.
For sale by DAVID FELT y CO..
mle Stat;orers Hall. s+3 Pearl and - " al--
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- y Temperance Journal is ;obc published
at Washington.
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OJ 4 writer in the Pittsburgh Gazette Is en-
deayorins TO show that the traitor ARNOLD was al
lowed 10 escape by Jameson, the officer to whom
Andre WITS sen, l,v the three apprc!icndcd him,
a.coaseqlencc Of their hOvns both been Niasons.
He sass tina, in this way only can Jameson con
dact. which Mr. Sparks terms ucxpbcaHle, be
-ncrOuntrd- for.
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T ODGINGS., Lodgings No. go West
OILED GERMAN SILVER.--JAS.

l. & G. MOFFETT, Ii Priac.->treet, near Wooster.
would particularly call The attention Of HARDWARE Dealer
and Manufacturers bis up-ror article OF Geraan silver.
which II. Offer, Tor sale ho!">alc and retail, ua thick
10 nr or nd inns