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New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
youpa Ladies Hope.

s-a the following fire Companies NO. < ~ ~ -, ,e
,na-s Sc and ios Company l9 expected 10 allenH IL
iIninTIn vi, their splendid Lanterns aud Banners.
3j.- IS Orphan Ghdren from the Farm Schooi %lIi o
nrspt ana 90 through interesting eIhlbuon unde e
chsre5 o iT Guest. Mrs. Lee ana nl. -, .s.is,
Is uon mi soccasioa The infant Charles IuShes, oy y
va. old j. p.oaigy and Will deliver an address. ''
ch:,f OF BOYS auti 10 Girls VIII sing hymn NC ,
5ion r these children Is full Of touching interest ant VIA
a;.I t pure pleasure he heart OF me phliehthros
, Of the most pisa- feature. OF the evening WI % ue
Fire CcBpaHy No 10 VIII appaat WIN tsi VIE and
Rer representing tEe saving from The tane9 o ile W.
f,h;i bo;!i whom wIt be present surrouhueu py @
E;r.en Addresses are expected from William "a'iace,
E.q. oi Krntucky WGi T. Dodge fsi anu o. cd
vyeh During tie evening several Temperance odes au
So.,s will be SING by The t5diSs Flreuen ana olhes
tl Nassau Guards B -okyp, who signed t%s pseuse
las week have ber invited to atirna sS 70; y 15ra
iec;osni company IN the u 81 have been lnfieo " DC pc
sent. 80. ,r ,hs children
IN rccnqedar the friends OF the society and 20 pte's
a. oyercrsyed bcase tie Committee have been lno 70
ck,rSe l2i cents niIance tickets 10 ne eap ei q a'
or - OF tse An Temperance Unon Choton HAIL. ana d.
be aoor oa the evening The number OF uekeS ar n az @
tied.
tn. PcrulAx REMEDY all those forms OF disease
which, when neglected end IN Coasanip ,Ha Ttsha
f-nn a1y cause sore hrpai, boarSensss, and tne
Hnrehound Candy-is the most popular, an &C.
.sssnl remrtiy and is n0,eisssiy supPanung dil 'e
rretendst compounds Wanted 80 inpu6ep y
end manufactures cerIiaeale inaAt''. s'
retail at ~ Bfoad"ay-
"a gard.-The Members of the sixth Dls.rics
yy-. p,Isr ire charge OF Capt Bache.or oeg 10 TO-
,. grateful and SINCERE thanks 10 those holo su
Neinbers ri ths Cointon CoGncl I 10 ,oy.- AMI en-
rte yer LANDED jES;ice between ihr enpioyes 49, G All
o.a ri restoring their pat 10 tee former SUN el 'ne u
a. ,rd t,serv-fve cents per Hgb!j and we oes ~
rost respectfully, 10 assure 1essrS Jones aa 70
~ eoa- Of Aldermen that their determined enosis 10 re
the nav o the poor will be ever borne In .emem
h-ance by The Sixth District Watch % ~
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eAfI ED

Shes vicksburg for New OeanS Cahawba, Charieslon;
bark Merchant Lshon b'igs Princess Royal tof betu
da; Wilson Fuller Charleston. and others
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

1 This is Thanksgiving Day and B1rnum of the Amer.
can Muse uni has fulfilled promise, 10 ex;iot ia r.s'
rtuark,,e living curiosity that a.tonsheh TIE world
IL j, fine orrnsd e gentleman some TIN or twelve
old lively taaaye aad intelligent, less a two ieel IN
tei b and weighing oaiy fifteen pounjs-he weight o.
an ordinary irfa.t. This OF Course the most woEderin
pwar ever heard or thought of ard nsne will ia 10 go
ana see him. The Other attractions are unusually rcn anu
diversified and performances Will take place toug hout
H., day and evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
a59 BROADWAY.

rr The New World and Extras and al the
nopuar ook, and Periodicals for sale at se above oI-
fee corner OF Grand street Also,
DR. RU>H'S HEALTH PILLS,
the most valuable mecisal preparation ever offered 10 e
rbc m the cure of diseases various kinds-25 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
Just pubshed-The Adventures of HenIy huds,n, pric

Just Pubished-The Adventures OF Heny hudSyn, price
Also The Adventures OF Capt john Smith price S7i cents
LiltIe Coin Much Care or Flow Poor People Live. by
Mary Hewitt Price S74 cents ,
Worh and Wages, or Lie in Service. BY Mary llowitE
A Sequel to Lille Coin. Price o7t cenis o-,
The win :i,,e;s BY Mrs Sandman. Pncej't cents.
First lmpr sos, iits 10 those wno won't naAe nome
happy. by Ms. Ellis Price S7i cents.
The Girls 5Ianual, or the Principles OF Conduct-nsw
edition Price 90 cents. :,
The Bays ManCal, or Principles OF Condnct-neW eat'
tion Price so cents. d6
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

M ANTEO.--A piece by nice girl
wv og neuseworh, &c. Please apply at IL spf,ss- ss
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

Az BNl'ED-A place as waiter, by
Wv capable man, who can drive ii required lie has
excellent Recommendations Apply at No II - ssa'ias s
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
4 NEW ROBINSON CRUSOE--Illus

N tratr'lThis DAY published ia oae handsome volume,
price 10 cents
Tse Young landers. Tale OF the LAST Century; ny
Jsfifeys Tay lor " li numerous illustrations.
This iasc naiDg aud elegantly inu-uated vonme Tor
the Youug by London press TO equal
interest De Foes im,nonsi work, Robinson CIuSoe"
D.APPLETON j. co. Publishers
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

Az NTANTED-places by two industrious
w co orra y,onien. for housework cooking, &c AP-
l,lv ntl j n..ira 20
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

EyOWLiNG AND DiLLiAkUS.-Ihe
fremont Hiard AMI Bow ling saloon IS the largest
IN the city, extrnaiDg No. 81 East Broad'6y 10 NO.
III Division sire l. near Market street, beng about loo ifet
long and containing speHGid Rowing Alleys ana
Billiard Tables. Gentirmen wishing h-hta;n rSer-
else cau always accommodated without much detention,
which Is usual IN other PLACES. G8 3ts"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
~ we ctst ais aaTcr:ise.sent rom ihe sun

and rD4Or-e i!i- WIN our usti TtcDlIcII'
vii We Aave Coughs. Co-s or Consumption vrse9ycI
c,n he urea 1r o5G shilling. Reai this II cerf lad
draadnI min in nv ,ds. wit, coughing aud shnrtnss
Of ,reaih usrd one shilling package Of Prof. Joass's
Cough Candy watch relieved we wonder ally. brhe'e
o lie riiiiRm or rs y ashiEgionss-
Mr. Robs III Gross OF i+i peiaacy-stree; was troubled
,g;th harkn5 cou:l and sh;og package oil Jones
comb Csndy cured him entirely in the short space OF
week This has cu:ed less Than IS persons The pro-
-,or ot,;rS 10 return the money any who, alter
psnr, il are satisfied i; Is not all represented.
Snd AZ hs ss.n of ;he American Eagle g Chatham St.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

DOARDING.--A gentleman and hls
wife or .N Sin gle gen,emen can be accommodated
with board at No 40 Eldrige-sireel, Tae location Is
nl a. At. and there children. dD wv"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

thus making the entire distance in nine hours and
twe1re minutes-nine minutes longer than last
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

r> Grussd TesslY rance Fnir.-There will be
Fair tade Temperance Hall corner oil Dey anu
Washington streets, commencing Oh The i9h st 10 cor
men &c VIII be tiaUkuiiy received and duly acano"-
tcdged, o. sending them 10 the following Manayers;
Mis- Collins 20 Washing Hiss Wilcox, 23I Henry
ST.; Mrs Cohen, 100 warren St. ,irs Smith lol "afren-s;
Mr. Robinson Curlisle-.t; Mrs Jones, 46 Greenwlchst
Hiss Won Ev-iy 42l Greeu.vchst Mrs. Maid, &c Robin
~, -, Nsr. Eyi-sdue 1en Wa.hpp; p;on.st. d33lk
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

II Grand Gathering OF the Lady "a: H..
Snow 4. e. Society.-ihe Lady b L. snow 4: o..
Society respectfully inor their friends ana tne pnoS '
corner ~ Broadway ana eade streets on Friday evening,
Dec 1872 ocIocai and the following e1tsns!ve ar
pr4.,,eut Dr. Isaac Cover, Of Pasent Society and
Thomas Denny OF Merck nl Society, Vice Presidents.
Farsi.s: Libbans Chapman. BToa.way society IiusE
pa,inon Franklia Sociely; Dr.. T t. Kirby, Broadway
socirty j. II fench, Chelsea Society Mayor aeh nia-
r society; P s. manchester, Columbian society; Lean
De- kelley Rev. DR.. Dewitt will open the neetlnS WIN
nryr The officers of The isiowiag Lady societies nave
ectsll an III
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

1T sale Of userur and tarcy articles will be held
SIR PREsT's Long Room, Brook!yn, next THU RSDf for
the benefit cf the poor By notice which vii! he found IN
this days paper il viii be that articles 'r the sale viii
be received as donations No Tiery-street any be-
nevoent person should give any article which they set
parcuar store or value they have chance buying
again at the sale or course, the greater the value the
greater the competition.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
O0NCERYON SATURDAY NIGHT.

ANTEnA e. sooI o.. .n5i1, 1onss' sss.2's wors'us ss
itty collars ard receive liberal wages n spfng EnGare
pfc IL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

A KESPECIABLE WOMAN who
want, sitpa,nn AZ Cook and understands her busi-
1s oert5 city we'll give Inc best OF City reference
"a Mopt1O " GO ot
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

APPROPRIATION By CoSGaEss.-It is runored that Cor
Dress will in the course 2resea Session grant iarge
apnropaIion the inventor of the anots frerss LSze
ri for the cure OF Coughs, Colds and Consunptons Do
Tor the ehar varieties medicines in the same shape whcn
ernd.tes sadache depression al spirits and anotGrr
,ha, de,trovs Wsras in children We incline 10 the opin-
ion la, If Congress MAIDS proper apPropriaoa 10 lhe
proprietor OF these Lozcuges ii would be an important eae
~, ee ery one no has inclination 10 be cured rom
ouoEs or Colds depression spirits, &c apply at The
Office for box OF PeersS Lozec9es, No 10 Fulton street,
corner % Nassau St
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

M EDS ituations for american,
wv English and Scosh Servants, male and ieriae,
well recommends, No oilers sent from the - mer-
sncc Office n NaSaus,. Coachmcn, GToonls, walters,
trf he'd rntis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

II The article credited 10 The Commercial Adrer' iser
Yesterday in relation Arthur Tappaa Should have 6een
Guoed ffotn the Evening Express: Standard.
And YOU will look little further back, you
will find that it originally appeared in the tribune
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
NJ Gen. Com. Dem. WING Young Men::-

n : "A.
Regular Meeting Of tbi- omnitiee "3l De hei1 al lhe
broadway House Friday evening sta pecennsr III
-Io.l members earnestly requested 70 at
Isnd ADDISON DOUGHERTY, Chairman.
S.R SR TsaSos I4eHsSs' Secretaries a7ss
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

Dr. Hawks repeats THIS Thursday ikvening, Dee. o. al
The Broadway Tabernacle, his Introductory Lecture on
sirwALrER RALEIGH, commencing at half past o'cocs.
Tickets at the door. Persons holding tickets for the Course
an. entitled Ia admission. CO
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

II The greatest novelty ever presented 10 lle Pur.c
viii he eyhibie.! to-day al tie New-York Museum fHe
A.aager very great expense obtained rom hu"pe
ee Dresses by Queen Victoria and the Ouctts> o.
snr o The a IS OF tie Coronation dna aiarriege o! Her
Majesty. They s!endi and magnificent, DC ing alae
of ,e materials aad richly eHier9idere'l Wli
gold The Ladies exPec, will Jt particularly curious
10 behea how Royalty attired SSnor BliZ wli MIRO
luce great number OF his wonderful drcep;lonS. PISS
CIemence The darseuse &c Taee viii be repeated per
iomaces during the afternoon and evening The Whole
IN he seen Tor One Shi!irne.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
I'M PURSUANCE Of an order Of The SUE

H. rogae OF the Comfy OF N.wYork, D26s f,.,, aa e.
ciyen 30 all persoss !ay, against "lIaS
Brown late OF the Cry OF Newyo,k Boatp,a;, r
The Will e vouchers isfleS. aSssoes 70 No IS
ber office Thompson IL CarSr' or brfor. lie
tcntb day of June next Dated Me- prs 'h heROWH
OF December A. d. 1872 adminisrfator.
"a
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

TUN WANTtD--A good shot Gun, or
VI some otter article of properly. in exchange Tor
German F,uts, aud o. suYetor tore ana wncu
the anner csnbut use account OF III heaiih Nduress
w 2 n Trihune niice. Ne j.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

no. l2t BoHery, corner Grand.
gT Thss Company continues TO insure against .a'ss
aud Damage by Fire redpcsd rates OF premium iron
fsrner charges
oii9e ''-- JAaiES Low EFT, President
PETER PIscksEr, see'y. % 90 In
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

IL temperance 1aee.Ing.1-,rhe jefferson r 7; b: b.
Society oil lir Ninih Wafd viii mold Special fuDlic
CLurch a, The corner OF Bedford and Christopher streets
cnGeuciag O'Clock Addresses upon the subject s
Temperance viii be Delivered by the Rev Wm ). bacu
rn, Wallace ESD OF kentucky the celebrated poe and
o,.e Singirg by the MARSHALL Glec Club Mr. Plat, aRd
oihcr 4 collection viii be taken in aid OF The funds o
10 Sncirtv JOHN " ENFIELD, President.
'.S y n p,'orsr.yrp Sacf.tnrv GSlr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-13
Tobacco md Cctton Crons.

The last Paris Mo) Sentinel says that for eight
days have had almost ncessant rains and this
county and few hours sunshine, day this week
scaded and has in all probability killed thousands of dol
lars worth of tobacco in the hill The tobacco which has
been most injured cultivated in lists and drills that
which escaped unhurt cultivated it is in Virginia
and Mary land by killing and hoeing
We learn from Buffalo, that the Madison, from
was new article of import, lot of ten tons OF
Illinois The owner says that during the past $50
tons were grown and gathered in the above county and
that there are now 30e under similar cutiv
which it is presumed wy yield least the
Ogle county lies in the Rock River section miles
from Chicago and its soil and climate well adapted
the cultivation OF tobacco
The late heavy rains appear have injured the cotton
crop materially From every cotton parish in Louisiana
complaints reach from this cause and fear that in
this instance they but well founded The district
on Red River seems to have suffered equally with other
portions OF the State The Alexandria Republican of the
25h ut says, they have nothing nowadays but rain In
spite OF boil worms rust SC the most of planters
ceeded in getting promising crops but the rain destroy
ing them very last Had the weather continued clear and
warm we should have turned out much Cotton as
did in 1899 the stocks very thcky boiled and the
Cotton was opening finely. The rain has not only stop
ped planters from picking cotton already open but it wash
es out AM wastes destroys the forms and prevents
the maured bolls from opening and destroys them The
crops must therefore, be shortn the opinion Of
the best planters there will be falling off of one-thrd
from the estimate made two weeks ago. Should the pre-
sent weather continue, it will be runous indeed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-13

Owing to the partial failure of the crop in Ohio the last
year there falling Oft in the receipts Of Wheat and
Flour at in the just ended compared with
the previous year equivalent to 900 barrels of Flour
which prevailed for months after harvest last year
had discouragng elect the trade of that place with
Canada which shown by the exports for the year end
ing LIST instant being only 304 53 bushss wheat and So
1875 bbs of Flour OF which 1880 bushels of Wheat and
1882 barrels OF Flour shipped in the last month.
In the bill recently passed Ivy the British Parliament af
ter tho LIST of nextuy American Flour going into Cana
da Will be subject tie duty oil two shngs sterling per
barrel and Pork three shiltngs sterling per cwt Wheat
continues free from duty.
The prices of Wheat at Rochester ranged throughout
the week ending 9th instant at from 70 to 81 cents About
1000 bbls four had been sold here at 81 per barrel
Three dollars and shllngs cash was ell that
offered the 9th for supeIne at wholesale One OF the
flour manufacturers offers sell the best superne flour
from Genesee Wheat at only four dollars by the single
barrel.
We have been assured of offered in Utica for
Ohio Flour be delivered in that city this Fall at the low
rate Of So so per barrel
The Indianapolis Sentinel says the market price of
Wheat in that city is 25 cents cash. We understand it
can be bought in the comfy at even lower rates.
The Alton, Q) Telegraph OF the 9th inst says Wheat
has commanded during present week from "a 3
per bushel according to the quality There two
three in the market purchasing for shipment to the
East who only took the best quality; and for that they
generally pay 37i cents Large Quantities however
daily brought into market, and how long these prices
that has been brought in Of infersr quality all the
early wheat is of good quality.
We learn that notwithstanding considerable share Of
smut which has this unfortunately crept into the
wheat. there will be good average crop throughout Ca
NADIA Westand that the spring crops especially OATS
We're never perhaps, in prosperous state than at
present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-13
sales mt the stock EXCHANGE.
State of CrasIe.

The general appearance of the market such
courage the hope that fair business will yet be done
during the Fall.
Narai stores-Turpentine sold at So so for North
ty cash. Tar is 100 cts bb, dull Southern Spirits of
Turpentine at 80 81 cts. gallon.
Oats.-Sperms sell moderately at s0as5 cents lard oil
sells from the manufacturers cts; English and
American Lnseed sold at 80 cash large casks
there is no whale oil here olive is held higher; liver oil
is rather lower; sales were made at $l2 50al3
ProrisionsOld mess pork sold at $751; Ohio pork,
inspected, sold at 1925 and 1885, parcel of New York
mess at Ss37 Large purchases made Of lard for
shipment to France say 5000 kegs and 90 bbls at 6aa7
cts Id; any thing sweet is worth cts Hams-3OO
bbls Ohio in pickle brought sets b Other parcels of
kins at IL cts for eastern markets.
Piasfer-Prices at 81 80 a 81 to-,
Rice.--The sales are 450 terc es nj ii n o. cts III
Tobacco There is bet' # demand. and slight adj.
in price Manufact red Tobacco remains difficult
pv %, KentueSv at 81 aroina sold at sct' 100 ordna
Wooi-There out feeble demand. The best clips of
Saxony would r.ardly command 30c lb Merino u.s. and
common 10 0c considerable sales of pulled Wool have
taken psace. at rs a soc. for Mol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-13

the chest, I; D,ewped q Dy.snery i Debility o. Diabetes
:aasono Fever do PusTpsga !; % Bilious do inter
NeryGsso; HIP piss9se Hopping Cough q nfispmaion
do Of stomach DO Of Threat, Of Womb, Of Liver
o. de of Heat o. do 90 OF Bladder Insanity o; hempe
rtihes,ion Nasus, IA Malformation 0; Measles Il Old
Age Organic Disease of Heart 3; Palsy l. Premature
Birth o. Rheunatism, o. Rupture Il Small Pox o. scrofuIa
o. Spinal Disease, o. Sprue Suicide, 0; Teethng s: Tu.
NOR q Ulce6 q uleitiOq Of Inestine; o. liberation Of
the Ihrea % ClceIau9n OF Brain, o. Unknown q Worms
0; Use Of laudanum 0; Varioloid O-Total, 1883.
Under year. 68; 10 years Al; IS: IN Ia A. IN "a
a. - ~ 10 81 ~ 81 10 49, l0' 10 10 l 50 to CO. TO-
0, 1ot 10, 3; 10 10 30 20 and 100 unknown, l.
PLACES NATIVITY
United states li1 Ireland 81; Ensand7 scotand,2 Ger
M rance switzerland, O; Spain Prussia Brit
s fosssslops y Noth America West Indies, Wales
me apole there Were from the Almshouse Bellevue
iisnd nensTee, fentenIisry Hospital, Blackwells
,siaha l. SNAIL Fox do, 0; City Prison, CITY Hospital 3;
New JeIseyt2; Long Island, Weschesler 81 Lurstc Asy.
lu governors Island, 0; Rockland county O.; ISL
lows Island. ''' - '''' 49,
Colored Persons ................. 6.
Ct, JNO. ii GRISCOM, City Inspector
CITY Inspectors Office. Sept. I2. 1872
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-13
Domestic LAMENTATIONS.

,F.PALAcHICoLA-Brig Nonhemer-27 bales Perkins
= ,pkins Wh,e-2a II Taman-l9e Buck & coi7 Bogart
e kneeland3 Houghton Shailer60 Colt coli do 22l
hides Center co-2 bales rope Dayidson-l box Could
Banks Coz pkgs G Ogdel60O master-l5 500
do TO order.
CHARLEsToN-Bg MosesIli7 ties rice Victor Duckwtz
SO do Van D1mme co30 bales Ande
Durand-2 bbls Bancroft col box Brown-l do spec
Murdock-6J Wnter-7J Little x col case w Will
tng-l do mdse Pagel do Joseph-28l bales cotton
order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-13
Married..

On the 18th instant by the Rev. William Quarter AMEs
MURPHY TO MARY ANN, daughter OF Peter smith, ESQ., all
of this city.
On the evening OF the sh instant by the Rev Benjamin
Haight WILLIAM BEARNs, of this city, to Miss MARY
FRoEL, of st. Johns, N. b.
On the sth instant. by the Rev. William Berran, JANE
eldest daughter Of William Logan to Mr. JAMES CLASNY
all of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-13
Cattle Market.

With such supply in market to-day, should
think prices could not long remain at their rate
There more Beeves Sheep and Lambs than required
Not however many Cows. In all we should say that
there at least nine hundred Beef cattle four thousand
Sheep and Lambs and forty Cows and Calves. All the lat
ter Sold but of the Beeves and Sheep there yet
on hand. Beeves averaged about Sc 90 hundred
weight Sheep ranged from 81 90 to 81 so each, Lambs
% 81 90, and Cows and Calves from $40 to S35.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-13

nature OF things continue to do years. perhaps CEN
tnres to come They must find foreign market for the
surplus and in doing they receive the commodi
ties OF those foreign markets in payment Precisely
extent to which they do this will the shipping and
merca interest prosper and these interests acquire
wealth in the traffic, will the home really
prosper They must follow their customers and not at
tempt to lead them The following table from the
return Will show very clearly the numerical and pecuni
airy importance OF the manufacturers compared with
the other classes =
CAPITAL EMPLOYED NUMBER PEOPLE EMpLoYED
0 EACH.
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last oa years and at positive saving of,o per cent
furnish their own M fSGp5 ' HN Sfyf T RIM
Dress Goats, made and trimmed, 81 90 to 50 50
FsSfi and Vests. do do TO &c
o' Te GSss on delivery 90 to IL GO
COMMU NICATION.-when the productions OF any, writer
and beeS Communicated W to the pubic
through the medium Of the public press and have i0I
SSs% SS he Should make h known 70 il,
fully ss R8s ss
bin BIZ Il ss SG sdS S sS Tah
Rs I he IN M lbs an. be sgHeS ana
These ideas have suggested by reading he Arena
ard N in the AnrS5 ses' s,"1.
and se curiosity 10 these matters we were to make
.s o's
g"Sd s know s &
the author rather the nsigoto Of these articles f9r his
ANIMATION in Which truth forms but small sompon and
M better nea to 1saqfs
s nan 'os who
time he has been causing these articles 70 be published has
w
%ey s Ss I 81 lis IN New
assssbs pursuit etanY dry Goods which business he mis-
pleasant him. and having the fear Of the Sheriff before his
fbes hs Ssd n s ~
sa Ss @ We
are WAS serving term Of I %0P ,a
good place live He therefore 1886 81 wendell his
S This y where b he 6s o he in @ %
forfeit the confidence Of most with whom hT transacted
S s sSS dsS' Ii.
Gs% wh ta ais % sS ] ys openly sISe Prom
b credit s ss he the % sweet ss s'f h R
which he is pursuing writing AGAINST Lotteries
& Ss s writes sns . s se ao Th s G
Of he man who % nse me % a ma
Aurora after having been eed an insertion Of the
city p without a. S,1 and y we % m
late all Lotteries and if possible all those who buy or sell
TIQN;1ERANC,s'S HIGHLY IMPROVED M MANI nj
sreste facility than single letter with ordinary and
70 the professional and ysiqs Of he
IS ysnGa y%s
Be dsvsd o% Is d w, wE ssd;id that
trouble the S%' md Without either
a an pon pen use For
insurance Offices merchants OF business genealy law
ss
having COPY Of whashey have written hi'yll be
Fraacs Manifold Writer has now in successful opera
sa;%;; ~ Re pss! en-
nounced be very ingenious ~ useful conrvance and
liable change color by exposnke moisture, or
chemical agents. Consequently medal awarded by the
Institute
article The paper of the bes quality manufactured in the
his order The ruling of Them which has for time been
thought impossible has length been brought to PROJECTIONS
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