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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15

H. JOHNSON, u. S. Hotel, n. Y.
This Salve is sold and warranted at SandS's Co.'S 73
Broadway; Mlhau's Drug Store 1873 Broadwayi at No.
7Greenwich Lanes Mrs. Harpers Bowery; Mrs Ilsyes,
l39 Fuonsreet Brooklyn and the principal Drug Stores
throughout the country.
Principal Depot in New York. Clinton Hall, lS5 Nassau
street,
Boston, No. watersreet where this Salve may be had
wholesale and retail sl5 II
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lDY ALBA KIMBALL-Office No. AZ
|, FOR PRE- SERVING.
Ms lLLlNEKY GOODS very low for

LF-h- Cash-STEVENS 4 CRU NAN, % Beavtr street,
osr from Pearl St NewYork have jus; received large
Of Fail and Winter Millinery and Silk Goods OF
almost every description OF which have been bought
auction present unheard OF ow prices Milners
and Merchants who buy for cash, WIN Ind on hand al all
times large assortment oC The most fashionable Millinery
Good tie city prices almost without exception less than
be bought elsewhere. This j. not put forth Lightly
those VINO have bought OF wed know and others have
but TO bny 10 ne convinced One OF The firm makes it his
business attend the auction sales daily by which arrange
they enabled avail themselves OF many great
bargains all OF which they will cell at mail advance from
cost They have large assortment OF Tariaan Hat Vel
vets and Velvet Hat Ribbons which i5ey would pacu-
larry invite attention Merchants can always hnd foil
sorment Of plain Taffea and Satin Ribbons from No 10
Is at low prices a29 2nis
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CLEARED

Briggs Moon, Hayes, Charesion Fidelia, Small, HALIFAX
Il 6 Donlvan; Wisconsin, Hopkins, sisal, Bonchaud x
Thebaud.
Schrs alartin l. Smith, Jacob, Baltimore, A Cooley x
Co; David & Smil., Warrington, hey West; EyelIne
Chase jr Richmond, Va, a Cooley Co; Mary, VII
mans NewDer, n e..
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NTFW GOODS AT NEW PRICES

~ SUTTON RUMBLE invite the notice OF their
friends and all per,oas who wish goods very low prices
to cal! and examine their large stock direct from auction
which they are now offering at very great inducements Tor
cash l77 SPRING. corner Sullivan street
NB.-No deception prac,ice,i at this store.
Lad OF respectable connections and good habits wanted
Luz
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From the De,roi, spri, of IS, Oct. 2lst

We are sorry perceive that many OF our younger as
welas older ne1er society in THIS city, are complain
inc of what are though be rheumatic pains Now 10 our
oa course of practice in the medical profession we have
al all times found the majority OF those cases were The
eons nnrnce of the merculAi preparations
w nur,raycs ac and failed to alleviate and cure
The sane with the Sar,apara. There many prepara-
lions of tina. ool but rOne, believe IS equal 10 at pre-
n,red nv C. C. Bristol OF Buffalo We know not whether
he has an agen, in this i0wn present, II there any OF
The medicine to be had here but If u can be procurrd we
to that there is the whole range OF the hlstri1
r,,;oa a remedy 30 useful this m.curia, well
ctuous and eruptve diseases We DO NEST earnestly re-
i, 10 those effected with any such disease
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rGouruud,s Isianc D'Espnsnc, or Spanish
lily white mpars pure lile-Iike adba>ler Mheness 10
the compexon is entirely new article and free from
the dceierous principles generally entering into combina
lions for the above object Put upn elegant boxes at %
EACH To be had at the original office, 81 Walker
o,e door from Broadway IS lmis
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT or NETWORK, SEPTEMBER Is, 1912.
IMMATURE ALMaNAc,-rRls DAY
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S-rSSCE[--T PORT FERRf-Un and after ThuFsdAy'
Sept 7h last trip New York in the VIA
Wafer Witch and Wiansbursh, will be al 81 O'CLOCK IN
stead OF O'Clock The other trips remain ssefoTe SIS
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Pnssen.ers Arrived

Passengers Arrived
In the ship Eawinu, from Genoa-F. MareJoni, heV.
Charles Jones.
In the ship Ianhe, from Canon-Thomas u Norris. John
Williamson, Sempeco, and servant
In the bark Bevis, from Palegmo-Eev. 6 Legion,
lazy and children
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lrThe Members of the Democratic Wing Adopted
Citizens Association Wi, Friday Evening the 10th
r. WINTHROP, Chairman.
RoRFRr TMEnnEI, Secretary. Sis 2r
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rFnyI fashion HH ais now rendy-Watson's

u Fall Eaal,sen HATS now rendy-ma'sohs
Silk Hats, only 81 80 recommended 10 the pubic not
tour the costly; combining utility with beauty this
article fail commend itself to the connosseur
wellas economist Also, Moeskn Hats, al $500 Beavers
50 CASHMERE and Nutra Hats, at 50 80 each; these
are standard prices and be need only remark that By
combining himself quality and price for each descrp
ton hats he is enabled to iuras superior article at
prices below those which Hats oil the same descrp
ton vendiHg by other manufacturers.
steady and permanent increase patronage for the
last years sufficient indication OF public judgement
and constitutes The best test OF their merits
Wholesale aud retail, at WATSON'S, l5i Chatham-st
md l6n Rowpry 50 isu
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From the Dstro, Daily Advertiser, June 5, lS4o.l
We call the readers attention 10 notice IN another cot
umn from the NewYorkcr OF BsopS Extract OF Sarsa
p.rila Wehnve tested virtues. and unhesaag!y re
commend valuable and pleasant spring and summer
mot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15

II Fall STYLE Of 6senrientcn's BatA.-BlRD,
corner OF Pine aG has ready Tor nspec-
ton and sale The Fall Standard Pattern for Genemcns
Hats September /. 81 F,S,M&W*
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AND VELVET CAPS

Il 'aT C--CLO IL hIND v IkF II i Uni -
VA great variety fnew and splendid paters adapted
20 infants children and boys OF al ages. Also, ladies
Riding Cap. OF very beautiful patterns, and gentemen's
Sporting and Dress Gaps The subscriber farrs hmsel
has the largest and best assortment OF Caps in the city
and frrhe. recommendation is Lhs moderate
prices al which vendeG. Wholesale and retalat
WATSONS, I5f Chathan-street, and
ois.f 100 KOwery.
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Geo. B. Rollins, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE Of

u $50 Lots il the village OF Wamshsrgh on ThnTsday
september 18TH al u ocCch, at the Kings County Hotel,
South SIKH street and wiamsburgh road and lying on
McKbbn Marshall Moore, Varet Cook De Bevoiss, Nor.
re and smith streets Graham Avenue Newtown road and
the wiiam,burgh road. They will he sold sngy and II
parcels Maps may be seen the Kings Couny ote!,
Wiansbureh; franklin House Brooklyn; Merchants 70
chasgc New YORK; and at the sales room OF Wilkes RO!
Phi. 40 II Rroat street sl42tlsH
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tn. SUN THE NOON n FULL SEA
Rises s 50 Sets l0IRises Sc Morn 20 Eve. . "a
Latest d ateS
LONDON ............Aug. l9IHAvHE .
I ,,>eRpoOI Aug l9iNEw-oRI gANs...... Sept s
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wYMOND BRADBURY.
II. H. SHERWOOD, VI. d ,S25 Broadway.
ALFRED SMITH, sc Broadway.
r. HAWKINS. I45 Broadway.
Mrs W. =. WHITING. 1851 Broadway.
Mrs. A. FISK, SO4 Bcwery.
Mrs. HANNAH TUCK, 2l5 8leeker.st.
Mrs HAYES. 1873 FultouSl. brooklyn.
g. C.. MERRILL. 1872 Greenwich-st
ANDREW KNOX, 2O4 CanasL n. c.
THEODORE, MARITIME,
Ninth Avenue. corner 2ls,-st, New York.
J. p. CALENDER, Bookseller, l27 Nassau.
PETER P. GOOD, lG3 Fulton.st N. Y
J. s. PLATT, Sc Park Row.
ANDREW ID, GALE,
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u gsa1s! aSasn. 6aags! FALL FASHION
The subscriber jnytes ae attention OF the Beau blonde 10
his beautiful graceful and tasteful osu beicrowned Hat
being the only really fashionable article kind exiani,
though expect but inators viii spring up, aud
claim the benefit OF his original conceptions
To say that these Hats surpass any thing OF the KIND in
point sty nsa, and graceful appearance, is 10 Claim
Than warranted by experience OF twenty years
The business, and he invites gentlemen who study grace
and fashion, cal! and examine for themselves.
large assortment of Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Hat Cases and TACT every thing necessary Tor gentle
mans travelling outfit, may also be found al
f. BLOOMERS, l79 Broadway,
aust tits opposite Towards Hotel.
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u EranliIin B.ycenna.-The members OF the Ly-
cenm will This Evening at the Academic Institute;
ATTENDANCE is requested as business of importance will be
subniited e. II. HUDSON Secy. sis 1t
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AUCTION SALES.
Josiah RIchards, Arcuoneer.

Josiah Richards Arcuoneer.
Ny BANGS, RICHARDS s. PLATT,
Store ls6 Broadway.
Liberal cash advances made coDsgpuen for auction
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II spenceY,s limitation HsoiesI<in HAT
This popular article commended the public pecu-
arly desirable, the present time for lis economy For
elegance and durability, completes successfully viii, ae
most costly Hats worn. Prise $3 %. SPENCER,
al6 Fashionable Halter, No. 235 Broadway.
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THE HANDSOME PECoPIN,

and the richest thing have published Tor long no
all will admit perusal Also, chapters of the
MlsgRs DAUGHTER the interest OF which increases MEDI-
CAL REFORM Great Indignation PROFESSIONS Letters from
Pedestrian; Copous and Interesting extracts; from foreign
Journals; Scrap Book articles Original Poetry Editorial
and Literary Notices; News, &c. &c
Terms, So year, s.! cents sagle. Strangers in the city,
from all parts of the country who may design subscribing
to literary paper will find the NEW WORLD the best and
ceapcs, Union. Call and examine it, Also for sale
at No. 80 Ann Street, all the newest Novels Histories,
Travels &c issued in numbers ~ % each.
OFFICE 80 ANN STREET.
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: A Specific !siuch Needed

u a Specific fsHca Neeaied.-iHE FOLLOW
INC IS IRUEA gentleman from Charleston came 10 this
city days suffering terribly by tormenng Corns.
wholesale dealer al l3 Maiden Lane advised him 10 try
Sir Ashley Coopers Corn SaYr, mentioning that he had
been cured The gentleman used il, asd found speedy
cure. He Immediately ordered dozen boxes South,
aud paid the cash for tbein DR.. Sherwood 325 Broad
way says this ssIvc is specific for DR.. Fleming OF
Newark, declares it certain for corns Fanny
Elisler found il speedy cure may be learned by cal
ling tIr Brooks, l3S Fulton street, New York Proies
scr f wood, contributor TO the Saturday Evening Post
Philadelphia ceries that he used this salve years SINCE
and had been in the least troubled Hundreds
the mos, respectable ladies and gentlemen have testified
virtue. few OF the many certificates given here
inserted.
Having suffered severely from my corns. had them e1
lr7cted few weeks since by celebrated Corn Doctor,
and they more painful than for three weeks
following that operation, when induced TO try Coop
ers Corn Saive, which has removed all pain as well as all
appearance Of Corns would recommendIl lis use.
WIN. G. LEMON No. 2 Wall-s;.
We, the undersigned, havigg been sorey afflicted with
Corus were induced sak- use of Sir Ashley Coopers
Corn Salve, which has effected perfect cure In very
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15

u Hats of the E nii style are now ready.
1.-The model Tor the is slight modification OF the
prevailing Paris mode.
SPENCERS Sales Room.
So
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II The Cheapest CAST II Flor yet PETER
T.HUSTED, Merchant Tailor, No. Chatham Square,
corner Of CatherneSreet continues make Clothing To
order in the STYLE 10 per ceni cheaper than the
cheapest Cash Tailor in the city. good fit warranted,
and Rere1fter dsa ppOintments s. s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15

d Leary q, Go. Ha,tsrs will introduce the fashion
Cor the season Friday, 9th instant
sl5lw Nos. and 5 Aston House.
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rJCrnua g,adies, Temperauce Eair!-The

~ Grand Ladies' Temperance aAT.-ihe
Lady Washington Total Abstinence Society are now hoalnS
grand Fair al reeotaei's Hail. Ne u Dirson-streel.-
The splendid Saloon filed with endless variety OF ar
ticies and is decorated in most superb manner FMS
evening an Cake is TO be cut containing two vain
able Gold Rugs On Friday afternoon and evening, Mutual
Lodge No 81 vi The O. of o. F. throw open their splendid
rooms for tic inspection OF yistsrs 10 he air No person
should neglect visiting this Fair undoubtedly one Of
the greatest exhibitions OF the kind got up in this city
Open from 5 MI 10 p. NJ Tckels-only one shling-can
he oh,ained at nm. door sl5lt
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II A Special Meeting OF the Hope Total Abst!n-
Re lief society will be he'd after the regular meeting
has adourned the purpose OF eectng Director TO NIL
vacancy Constitutional members particularly requested
remain The regular meeting will be addressed by Nir
Cunpnn cham from Washington CiU--to commence at u
o'clock p NJ JAMES COOK, President
a, prpT Housr .sr-reinry SIS 2Ir
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~ The HEurshnIi Il. a. Society viii hold their
regular meeting Concert Hall! iO6 Broadway hs even
ing al II ocIocs when the meeting will be addressed by
Messrs Paradise OF Jersey City, Barnes Edmonds, Wood,
ruff others, Singing by the Lady Marshall Society and
the Gee Club aud by DIR. Livingston and other popular
singers The public arerespectiuly invited TO attend
A. D. WILSON, President.
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er Five ssuuaresl different designs Necklaces
Bracelets ~eei Guards Ear-rings low low
ing hair OF , OF deceased friend, get formed oy
BARRY siso The mind can ceneease' IN sae n
fore, il wi ne keepsake invaluable u B., use ohy
Arts, in Ha,r IN this Country 46 Broadway, corner of
Liberty street. StairN. a0Io lsHS
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u King G. Co., 205 Broadway, will pleas
"a at 4 hi. c, ODD
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Henry Clay ut Home.

Mr.. Clay was recently invited ty his friends and
ncirhbor, to unite with them in a Public Dinner
TO this invitation, he returned the following an
.wcr:
ASHLAND. May 9Th. ls4Z
Genemcn-I have had the pleasure to receive yournoie
TRANSMITTING the resolutions, ado2;eda, meeting Of the
zcuso Lexington ana Fay ee county, convened tor the pu
pose OF making arrangements connected Vl NY return
nome. consequence Of resignation Of the otn'e Of
Senator OF the nicd state, from State Of kentucky
IN conformity with which. YOU have done me the honor b.
TO public entertainments directed hy the
resolutions to be rendered 10 me.
receive, gentlemen. The testimoH alS ef appreciation
conf fence and affection with great and grateful ensly
such proofs, enanaing from any portion OF my ieow-c-
heHs OF the nted state, however remote from my re>
dence would be entitled 70 my particular and respectful
acknowledgements; hrt preceding these do, irum ny
ghbors irom TIE eye Witnesses q MY conduct both
private AMI public e ard Who ~ who ancestor durn.
PERIOD OF upwards OF forty year., have remained hru ana
.'eadia>t Ia their attachment and eudsnp 20 mr.. ~ ne
." ~ NE most agfeesir and touching eMops am Law
made deep and neiaceahe impression on nay heart They
vii, united w The testimony n my own bosom, servc, IN
tue retirement winch have voluntarily sought 10 cheef
ami console me during The remainder u my days.
arr happy that my quitting the public councils OF our
country, AT THIS TINE, not dsappoved deeply regret
the state Of general embarrassment and distress which
Although that have not contributed to pro-
duc- it, no one would have sought more eagerly 10 restore
the common prosperity han should had been in my
power. But seeing prospect Of accomplishing any good
co'TesponIiug win my wishes, thought that might,
without ceH.ure execute my long delayed pur-
pose retiring INTO the shade Of private lite.
From these, your Partially and friendship tor prompt
YOU "a desire .sue future day. have seen
enough OF the uncertainty public affairs and OF ihr Vci>
sudes OF human lie L" rest ain ~" from placing any san
gu!ne hopes upon such that 10 which you Kind
Is nj udcd. But whist admit That teltOsacsn lncom-
pallbe with the duties which czrp ever lies under 10 The
Republic that hal be always allowed, at proper
umc 10 decide whether ought 10 give consent 81 not 10
t- Of my ne any connection which may BE- pro-
posed for with any public Office Whatever II may ne
When Suitable inns arrives Tor dtcson II ought 70 %.
governed lay III exsng crcum.,ance,. OF which nc most
important would be Ic probable wishes OF majority o
iO-e who have the power 20 be,lOw the 9th =. That
time, think has not yet arrived
| accept, gentlemen, With great pleasure TIE tender
which yOu haNe been authorized 10 Dasr 10 me, OF pub
lie entertainment; ant request you, aO, 10 accept my
cordial thanks the feeling aud friendly which
you have conimunica e1 the Imitation. AN, win ahec
iiDnair esteem aad regard faithfully your friend ard obi
servant. HENRY CLAY.
70 MEssRs. H. !. Bobby. Chm. and o,sers
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JAMES II. CARY, secre,arieS
NJ v. u. BRINkERHoIF,)

P,y.sANT PLACE TO RESIDE N.-lhe cohu'
ton of Cairo, Illinois. which somcti'he ''n'' y"
the spectators map was set down as Il very arg
aourishing, and pleasantly situated town. Is DE-
scribcd a. follows:
..Thc water i, about five feet all round 'Ie
houses and the frogs are so busy trying to ma logs
20 sit upon. that they have stopped croan,"s en-
,;relv. The boa, ON board which the writer Wa
baicd one of the houses in the evening thinking
:. ."o. steamboat; the pilo, took the windows
for stern lights. On finding tina, he was fisn, II
,nwn with his steamboat. and this house was a
tavern. the captain pulled up and every BODY II
onorcd' Cairo would make good temperance
TOWN. now. a, there is plenty OF water
WI. wants TO cmieratcl
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FATHERS AND Sons: Novel. Bv THEoDoRE r.. HOOK,
Author of sayings and DoiHgs Quincy Married &c.
SC. q yOlsl Lea 4 Blanchard Newly ork c. :.
Francis Co. 2j2 Broadway.
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rTo Trayelcrs.-GentIemen WISHING ms 0iS arc
r.snec,,nIy invited 10 stop At the GRAHAM HOUSE. 10
BArcay-street where quiet home, pleasant rooms, o'n
beds Wholesome food, and an atmosphere nmiohohcu uy
alcohol or tobacco await their acceptance Those VINO DC
hye il impossible 10 live rgidy temperate an" PURIFY
Vegetable Di, without severe prIvaton are reqns'T
give one trial The house very convenient 10 te ou
ness psr of the CITY and to all the Steamboat IanhngN
Term, moderate. Gentlemen visiting The Cny WIN p".'
Of their Families will find such home vastly moro a.
bic tl.rn , IInicl Show IT Baths Tree. H1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-24

A PmrAxrHRorIsr.-Ed {. Dclavan, OF
Albany, New-York, has devoted sixteen years OF
labor, and fortune of 100000 in promoting the
glorious cause of Temperance. What rich ana
pleasing reward must the present onward pr's'er'
Of that great moral reform be to him, for his pm
hnihrop;c abors May its progress equal MS
most sangunary hopes. LoweH hd'ef''''''
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Tu.ecsurcs ON Geology

lures tor LADIES' especially thu Irach',> d rt.u
r,le srmnafics m commence at the tNcnAN.t ~ r.
ss grrai,a, on Monoav next a, O'clock VI Tn Hes
,,,v the day following nj he same hour Nul',dl
nil commence tor gentlemen, especially >ehOl' ,u -
80 chemical experiments. show the ultimate pr.n''
-, clcmen,s OF rocks and minerals 1oket MY 'e.s,
III, n IVceun. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-24

Home League C".n .ah.eriber Ia, opened
iishment, No ~ al IL John-,ireei and
%7% S Sssa seSes Of Cloths an, and Sh and
# American manufacture OF snpt ,h attention of those
peror Meteorological wool black a9S Of isscy vcs.
Ios and ,% s.ns st OF the bes quality al S o.,
mich viii be made up low for cash 2, ,O Of M NJ Gay.
I H., ~ ,h NswYork Cash Tailoring Eaap' mn, =.
II Euion-s,reet.) who's practical anu n'N"
a. A cutter are universally Acknowledged
.,s| 20, GEORGE ANDREWS, NJohn-suee"
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II Rnnd'- Academy, 33t Pearl Pearl, nm" md vi vi

',r, ON Monday. the 9Th OF May Ihose parents "u
"..,r, for Their thorough course ct instructor
"i,H w W cl,>cs studies. enter them TINS n'uIu
,n bS masng immediate apP'l,os hs sI ued al
pf instruction i pu's"'"' ., ~. az I'm
18th
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sev-n'we'lh, 10 L4b5r
Three-twelih. 70 Capi'n
Two.tweilih> 70 PracfioI aas fieorei-a! lH'rsds,.
Every person may. accor4n. % umsarcc receive
part of ihs three cie, profit, any one separately
Tsr Council which has charge NJ tie fnauc al depart
men advances 90 he poorer members, clothing 'oui and
loisng for year No rsk ~ max ng t' ad'1uce'
for known that The pfolct ihe labor which each n
dNidua Will perform BY .inracti9H D. Peassrs VI" exceed
n amounttc advances made hm; ami thai DE- N'soc1 on
~ is account, after the Yearly Inventory, vii be-
debtor to the poorer ca..e whom ha, made e ADVANCE
Of a minimum, or sue' cheney.
Th minimum VII oolpr.e living a. The cheaper rates
decent sres .w P1oic anl ,oc- Unions, art worArs
besides all implements necessary 20 their industrial
occupations.
room and bedroom Tor each Individual and adnlss on
10 the public halls ami saloons, aad all places OF amu.
menf.
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rCoIumhin COlleXe.-Th

- toi"mO.s $3.50 Vii b., held on Tuesday tNen'
NJ o, a, ~ o'clock in the Reformed ou''h 'n"''"'
Corner nj Broome and Greene. streets, ,, s,,;a,v
Honorary members are requested TO meet win ''e '''V
in the Lecture Room. =, ,.yutv Se.r.tarv
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70 The Detroit Times has just been started
h Warren Isham. No politics, but very urgent
in favor of emigration to Michigan. Can the Edit
tor inform us whether immigrants will be required
to share ia the crime and disgrace of swindllng
the States creditors
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OUR Evils AsE 50 fAL. NOT POLITICAL. POLITICAL
REFORMS cASSoT sEaEDY THEM.
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Il very low orca>h-A complete assortment OF I1 Dill
~. psrnmery Jo.eph I; flats and other steel Iens
,,y tieoks and Ewes Pins Needles. Accordion Peck
, s'Ir ana ISaher Purses, Beads AMI Bead Bags
~ pnr,, snectaclr, &C. together with gensral ass"t'
nsnt of all articles IN the above line "a ou,ine'> country
merchant, are respectfully invited To call when V'ns th,
Inducements offered, AT I. H. D ,n. 80,