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Al0y 25M, 1912.
Mcssrs. PANGBORN & BElNsMA,D

IS nH'"'phH ~ Sfl HSMAlD
w o Z j. d inform their en-, omers and the pubIjc
w that They have Just rece wed from England a
variety Of Patent Lever Wa'che, and Movement,
made express for them, some with their name and
some with the makers name upon them.
Persons wishing TO set a o Cd Watch, gold or
silver, may depend upon obtaining one which will
suit them. We invite the attention of Judge, to orr
Superior assortment Of fine finished accurate running
"eIhts.
cn Keys BroseSs Rns sI p s" Lo ,ys1 rss naa.
". o,, r.,.
=, N'N'.t'; ooHee H'eTcrr, CuHce aEu ca Pots, Bed
am,, M"as>e, ups tunLier>' small LAMPS, Soup
Ladies', JAKE Ba.kc,s &c,
Military Goods.
SwordS, Epau.ee,, SasAcs, Plates, Pumes, But.
tons, belts, Pistols. 9'r
p;,h c,,, D. fia'ou e'oohs.
Tray. castor. Tea S1oon' Cran,n so onners ana
Tong Nut Cra.l ,re C,,I1.,,,s f,,n
ma! &c i''i i,,anr Wy r.'h goods.
Tea andTa1ls So, vars IT,, ...s,. ..-.
Desert Snorns. M,t1rJ and saIi 9,,,.
Cup, Thmbe,, snuff "xe+ ynea .' o w,rzn .e
Nc. Spoons and Thnfle. made in the skon Of
sterling ,llver. marking FREQ. " Wv S"0P VI
Misunderstanding f.r+,sry
Pen and Pole, Knivc' H. 'ri''',r- ,,,oa.o,.
Bu,l To-. ~, Cr,.i ,.r. .,,,' u d a. -. I,, ~ ,
sho, B5g., steel Spc,'alIcs. CLain, Ks,. Fr,l
Can lie t,cl,. = ,,itiers ami 'v,,,.. a.,., lsI -
nnnri Trpys and Srer ,t' ~, zap
Pcriumcry, Hair oils. &c,
Farrua'> GENUINE, German Colnr1n y, t,,ls
Lavender Ba, Wafer. Roe. Urnt,. and o,bsr ~.
tracts Iavnc', Hair TOM, palm d J,,l ~ .
Bear Ward, Mace. mr. and o,lrri1.r OK p "','
um, Lap alive, Conr' Plaster, d..
E.anlp yvicls and f;Iassos
God', Chemical on and Ia,urg &c, l,,o.
and better than any other Kind in ~
churches. Person. wishing To- .yb, ,b,ir l.
tuly AMI economical w are inyied oexa,,Iio. ono
of the LAMPS now IN ,i.ent orr t,r, ,r ,,
IVY ''0'''"7'
Music Po,e. 1ro,,' ",'e'{' ...., ,....,....
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Halo, strantr,you appear to be travelling.
Yes, l alwaysravcl wien on Journey
think have seen you somewhere
VERY likely have been there
And pray what might be your name? 2
It might be SAM Patch, but it isn't
Have you bccnHong in these parts 2
'Ncvcrlonger than 1T present-five feet nine.
Do you get anything Few 2
Yes, bought new Shetsione this morning
= thought so; yog,.are the sharpest blade
I've seen on the roxd.h
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-05

a happy lookin' crirrr, amt he, with
that are little, short, black pipe in his mouth
The Tact is, squire, the moment man takes
pipe he becomes a philosopher; it's the
poor mans friend; it Gains the mind.
soolhes the temper, and makes IA man patient
under trouble. 1t has made more good men.
good husbands, kind mothers, induncnt faith
"rs, and honest ielers, than any other blcs-
sod thing in this universal world. Inuns
always buried pipe and skin of tobacco
Will their folks, in case smukin' should be
the fashion IN the next world, and they might
nj go nnprovided. list look at him; his
hat hasn't no crown in 1t, and the rim hangs
loose by the side, like the bale of bucket.
Ills trousers arc all flying in ,allcrs of differ
cnt colorcd patches. He has one old shoe
on one foot, and an un,anncd moccasin on
t'othcr. He amt had his beard cut since
last shearin', and he looks us shaggy as IA
yearlim' colt. And yet, YOU see, the criier
has rakish look, too. That are old hat is
cooked on one side quite KNOWN; he has
both hands in his trousers pocket, as if he
had somcthin worth tccIin there-whiie one
eye shut too, on account of the smoke, and
NV ot'iti sIdiuIh o't VI INC way Ol III us Tar
as it can, makes him look like bit of wac.
A man that didn't smoke couldn't do that.
now, squire. iou may talk abou, fortude,
and patience, and christian resignation and
all that sort OF thing, till you're tired; | have
seen it, and heerd tell of it, too but never
knew an instance yet where it did not come
a little grain heavier or sour out of the oven.
Philosophy is like most other guests I've
seed; it likes TO visit them DIS keeps good
tables, and though it has some poor acquan-
tances, it ain't more nor half pleased to be
seen walkin' lock and lock with them. But
smokin'. Sam Slick.
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WHlsEll|h|E h,Y'yBLno
From The Louisville [ky.] Journal.
THE GOLDEN RINGLET.

The GOLDEN RINGLET.
Here is little golden tress
Ofsoft, unbranded hair,
The all that's left of loveliness
That once was thought so fair
And yet, though time has diinm'd its sheen
Though all beside hath fled
l hold it here, link between
My spirit and the dead.
Yes, from this shining ringlct still
A mournful memory springs,
That mots my heart, and sends thrill
Through all it, trembling strings.
think OF her, the loved, The wcpt,
Upon whose forehead fair,
For eighteen years, like sunshine, slept,
THIS golden curl OF hair.
On, sunny trees the joyous brow
Where thou ddst lightly wave,
With all thy sister tresses now
Lies cold within the grave.
That cheek is OF ts bloom beroft:
That eye no more is gay:
or all her beauties thou art left
A solitary ray.
-Four years have passed, this very June,
Since last VIC fondly met
-Four years and yet it seems too soon
To let the heart forget
Toe soon TO let that lovely face
From our sad thoughts DEPART
And to another give the place
She held within the heart.
Her memory still within my mind
Retains lis sweetest power
1t is the purlume left behind
To whisper Of the flower.
Each blossom, that in moments gone
Bound up this sunny curl,
Recalls the form, the look, the tone,
Of that enchanting girl.
Her step was like an April rain
Der beds of violets flung;
Her voice the prelude to a strain,
Before the song s sung
Her life, twas like half-blown flower,
Closed ere the shades of even;
Her death the dawn, the blushing hour
That opes the gates of Heaven.
a single tress! how slight thing
To sway such magic art,
And bid each soft remembrance spring
Like blossoms in the heart.
1t leads me Jack to days of old
To her loved so long,
Whose locks outshone pcllucid gold
Whose lips o'erfowcd with song.
Since then I've heard thousand lays
From lips as swce, as hers;
Yet when strove TO give them praise
only gave them tears.
! could not bear amid the throng
Where jest and laughter rung,
To hear another sing the song
That tyenbled on her tongue.
A single shining trcss of hair
To bid such memories start:
But, tears are on its lusire-there
lay II on my heart.
Oh! when in Deaths cold arms | sink,
Who then, with gentle care,
vii keep for me a dark brown link
A rlnglet Of my hair?
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-05

The British have been picking quarrel
with the governments of Salvador and Mica
ragua. The port of st. Juan de Nicaragua
is under blockade by Sir Chas. Adams.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-05

- y, '1S'
lust received and for ale a fresh supply Of
" Plain AMI figured pala,ols,
Real $ oich Bingham Umbrellas,
Gents light and brown Lcshorn Hats,
hllllenera and Dress Makers lie furnished with
many article, in their line such as
Fancy Flowers and Artfcias,
Slli wound Wire, Tarton Laces, Muslins, Silks,
Pain and colorcd Lawns for dresses,
Whaeboncs, Scissors Needles,
Also, Shell Combs, Bead Purses,
German Silver Table and Tea Spoons,
Fancy Pen and Pocket Knives.
Attention is invited TO an assortment Of
Broad Cloths and Gas smeres from auction sales
Groceries.
Teas, Sugar, Molasscs, and Family Groceries gene
"a y, of qualities and prices which cannot fail 10
please. VIM. HURLBUT.
EG1 HIIDS Gardner Brewers ~ England Rum
- ~ 80 Pipes and Half Pipes American Brandy,
30 do do Baltimore Gin.
~ do do Pcllevoisn' Brandy,
8 do do Swan Gin,
10 iIhds. ST. Croix Rum,
80 Bbls. Sherry and Madeira Wines.
35 do Malaga do
5 do Port do
81 Dec. l8il by j. & J. II. PECK g. Co.
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OUESTYOV BOOKS.

A n assortment of the Question Books fthe Mas.
I sachusetts Sabbath School Society, for sale at
the Bookstore OF the subscriber D. A. BRAMAN
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HARDW ARE.

ENHE subscriber having recently. rcplenlshed his
u stock Of Hardware, oicrs fer sale the following
GOODS, at the lowest prizes
Cutlery.
Itble ana Desert Knives and Forks, Pen and Pock-
{, Knives, kazors' Scissors, Sheep Shears, Butcher
Knives, Shoe do, Steels, &C. &c.
Carpenters and Joiners' Tools.
Cast and Spring Steel Pannel, Hand and Ripping
Saws; Circular do. from 8 10 III inches; Cross-cut
and Mil do; Slater's Braces and Bus Frmer and
mortice Chsels Gougcs, Plane Irons Augers, Sim
mons Hand Axes, Adzes, Hammers, &c Bangs and
lSadwlns Planes Taper, Pit-saw, Ml-saw. Bastard,
EqualIing, Warding and Cabinet Files Shoe Wood
and Horse Rasps; general assortment Of Sdddlery
Hardlcdre.
Farming Utensils.
Cradles, ScytheS, Manure and Hay Forks; Hoes
Ame-, ShOves; Spades, Di'ching Shovels, &c. &c.
-. Furnishing and Builders Hardware.
Trays, Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots; Lamps
SpitloonS; Hand and Tea Bells, Castors Britannia,
German silver and plated Tea and Table Spoons;
Metal and enamced Sauce Pam FRYING Pans, Bake
Pans, Pot. and Kettles Brass Kettles, Fire Irons, &C.
Locks; Butt Hinges James Screws /; Norfolk and
Knob Latches; Bal,c's E>cutcheon do Window
fastenineS; sash PnIIie> Rail Screws Bed Screws;
Mahogany and Glass Furniture Knobs; Glue, &C. &c.
June p. WM J. HUNT,
StrongS Building
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lIOR sale at the Bookstore of the subscriber a zen.
Il eral assortment of the Massach sets and New
\ ork publications for Sabbath Schools
June IL. ID. 4. BRAMAN
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SSRUp.-Slewart's best steam refined sugar
- house syrup, superior article for family use
for sale by June 49, LOVELY Il SEY MOUR.
Burlington, June 1912.
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SAWS.
FOR SAFE.

On SHARES ofSlock in the Burlington Bank.
CIV For terms apply TO ii, ALLEN.
Burlington 30th June 1872.
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WOOL.

THE highest Market Price will be paid for good
L clean Fleece wool oD acC'ls or in exchange for
Goods by June 80 ~, Ii. w. CATLlN.
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Quilts.
New Sabbath Schoo, Boohs.

a f W supply, Of the highest Numbers Just re-
"A cevel al 5. HUNTINGTON,S
June TO-
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NEW GOODS.
Cedar Posts.

1000 CEDAR POSTS, first rate article. fo
AOOO sale low uy FOLLLTr d, BRADLEY
Old Dock, ~ jane, 1872.
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Guns. A new supply of Fowlng pieces. Also,
VI Powder, Shot, p. Caps, Lead &c. Tor sale by
HAGAR q ARTHUR,
June 1872. Corner Church and College. SITS
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IN Hhls Mola>.e> DIDO Sugar, 10 Boxe, Loafdo
" 10 Bag C,fite 5 do, Pepper, do. Spice,
10 he-s Ginger, 20 Boxes Soap, for sale by
May, 1872. s. WALKER.
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Dinner Sets.
Glass Ware,

A FULL assorimen, Of Glass Ware, consisting Of
:, Lamps Tnmlier~, Preserve Dishes, Pitchers,
Bowl :, wines, clsard>, Iees celery stands, gohles,
Ne. for sale cheap a the China aud Gass ware house
Of June II. FARRAR, WAIT s. ROOT.
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EAREW ELLIS SHOES, Half Gauer-, Kid Slips,
l. thddren'> Shoe, g.. just rece We Y
June l6 4. HI'RLBIT.
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GROCERIES

THE Store formerly occupied by Hickok g. CATH
L Apply TO June 6, y. ii. W. CATLIN.
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Gold Band China.

- tPhRb G0N BGHG, Bend and Sprig'd China
- Tea SETS and ld.c- 10 match, very cheap at the
ma Store Of FARRAR, WAIT u ROOT.
June l7th.
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. InDOrf0nt DiScOrfry!
NOTICE.

Cardins and Cloth Dressing at Muddy Brook.
THIS Establishment la, been fitted M in good
order, ant no pains vii lie spared 10 do all work
10 the satisfaction Of The public.
X. p. STACY. &Co.
Burlington, June %, lsi2
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{DARASOLS-a great variety at
i June 3. S. B. SCOTS.
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Nova Scotia Plaster.

THE Subscribers are this day receiving fresl
4 supply OF Nova Scotia Plaster and will com
mence grinding at their Mil at The Falls on Monday
next. fOLLElT IL BRADLEY.
Burlinnton Nav 20, 1872.
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Florence BOnnCts.

1 CASE Florence Braid Bonne,s, new shapes, o
all qualities and prices, opened tn, day ly
MAY &c. II. CArllN.
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lCH figured .Brocaded, China and plain silk Par
! aNols, all prices and colols, by
May % r. w CATIrN
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WINES.
SHOES.

pLACK and colorcl Half Caters,
ID French kiland sprlng heel slips,
Walking Shoe, Mem, Pumps,
Misses Slips aud Children, Shoes, orG y. Fare
wei mann'acturc, inst received and for sac MS cheap
a. the cheapest. May 81. II. w. CATLlN.
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Printed Lawns.
OK PIECES at S. b. SCOTS. Several styles
= - n low as one shilling per yard. June 3.
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pArER HANGlNGs, at s.B. SCOTS.
1 june 3.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-05

CtARGENT, SPRAGUE Il Co.'S TOBACCO, b,
- the quantity or otherwise, at $. u, SCOTS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-05

NTENS' LECHORN HATS Just received at
M June g. 1872. 5. b. SCOTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
DISASTERS.

Captain Jewe of steamer Hunuess, al Portsmouth irou'
ST, John n B. reports that brig Laura Durham, non ~
York. of and for CALAIS ashore on Petit Menan
III ns, labou IS mile, to the eastw ard OF Mount Desert
On Tuesday when the Hustress passed her. she was is
aad dry, and from appearances her cargo had all oe
lauded--she had been stripped 10 her lower masts-
The schr Belle, Scu, OF and from Philadelphia LOT Ne
York was wrecked on Cape May, near Fi'hing ofeeh "
the ID instant. The vessel will be fetal loss ,he
s,l. ,pring cables and anchors which being andeo
and stored, subjec, to the order OF the owner.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

j. B. Bleecker, Auctenrer.
FURNITURE SALE.-James Bleeck-

a. er Il Son will sell al auction this day. Saturday Oct
& at 10 O'clock at the Sales Roon No. 619 Broadway
variety household furniture removed for convenience of
sale consisting Of superior Brussels carpets for roons
set Of siveltop dining tables nearly 2card tables
and centre table with Egyptian marble top; plain ma
hogany dining and tea table. mahogany and maple chairs
oil paintings mantle lamps, superior finished ma
hogany book sofn OF red wors ed danask
tans drab draperie ingram carpets French double
and single beGstead bed and bedding, hair matrasses
white dinner china kc &c. Also cooking stove and hall
stove, Motifs patent. nS IL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
~ tTuiyer.j,, of New-York, Sept 80, 1872

II
Card TO the Medical Profession and the Publc--The
make known the Profession and the public the following
facts:
That they mad during last winter 10 e1pel from
their institution for offences committed MI James Ale1an-
der Houston Reporter connected with the New-io ORR
Herald" and the Lancet" papers OF which Mr. James
Gordon Bennett is proprietor.
That since that those periodicals have ndused IN
ncesSant attacks this public institution, msrepfesentng
its condition They have widely circulated that II has no
of giving clinical Instruction. that II Is failure lat
one OF It's members Professor Mo about 10 leave and
20 TO Europe, with many other alterations, which are ut
terly false.
Whilst therefore, the Faculty make known that all the
advantage. of the NevTork Hospital, the Eye ard Ear
Infrnary and other similar Institutions open 10 their
students every day in the week. together with clinical IN
struction in their building that Change whatever
has taken place contemplated IN their Professor
shps-lal being failure The prospects OF their
schoel bright now, than sixty stu
debts having already entered their the Matrcua-
ion list month before the session begins, thing without
preceden, among Colleges; they feel that they de-
scend any alteration with those beou prints, with
the individual who is The proprietor ofliien
But il their intention forthwith 10 seek for this public
Institution the protection OF the laws of the country and
call the individual who endeavorng pcrpetrate these
injuries for his offences before tribunal OF JUS
ice. Signed by order Of the Faculty.
JOHN n. DRAPER, NJ. D., Sec'y.
N BAs the miss,aterents referred have been widely
circulated by the Herald" Editors of newspapers in DIFF
ereG, parts OF the United States aud Canadas, will obgc
the Faculty by giving The substance OF this card insertion in
their journals. o5 lwDltW
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
cOUTHWORTH'S PATENT LARD

\ LAMPs.-One third Of cent per hour fot LighLIT;
anp Burner has been invented by means OF which @
nary hard Lard-free from samay be bamsd yn hn1.ing
same facility the best oil! gnng easily bt s asrnc
fd9 wou II smoke or unpleasant smell seae1
oil costing bat about tbr' while Boston,
and IS supercedng all ethtrs, whseysr aud
well xenh de itfa''Ta ssI TSs @aS t' sts
ey @sn lis so sssy ss W sbosss
where they are for sale IN e'e'' .l9 sd
all 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
MARRIED

Al Auburn, on the 5th inst Mr.. Samuel Briggs Of Ska
neatees, TO Miss Aan Cogswc, OF Auburn
Al Gens Falls, on The Sd inst y. Edssn Sheldon, NJ D.
At Albany, the th inst, Frederick S. Day 10 Louisa
Dawes, both Of Philadelphia
AT Canandagua on The 18th Sept, Thomas Eeklis, OF
Rochester, 10 Jane Kingston, of the former place.
Al Baltimore, on the I'd inst Joseph White Mary Jane
Elliott
A, Baltimore, on the ID inst, Mr. William Hubard to Miss
Mary Amt
Al Philadelphia Sd day, ih ins by Fiesds ceremony,
Warren L. Burls, Of Rochester, n. " TO Josephine +.
Johns, OF Philadelphia.
At ctisco, n. Y, Oh 18th Sept, Edward Robinson OF
Bridgeport Conn.,, to Sophr0na Baldwin, OF Otisco.
Al Bridgeport Conn, Oh the 25ta Sept R. II. souou OF
Trey, N. Y, TO Sophia Freeman
Al Boston, Lieut. J. W. Revere, q. s. NJ Miss Rosa D.
Lamb
Al Boston, on the I'd inst, wm H. Barney, OF Swanzey.
to Harriet n. Peck, Of Rehobolt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
COLDS, &C lUGHs and CONsUMP-

Z 'rION.-Dr swAYNES COMPOUND SYRUP OF
VII n CHERRY is an invaluable remedy for all diseases
ntratiye OF Pulmonary Affections, such recent chrome
couchs boareness, whooping wheeling ana I'M.
cnify al breathing Group and splitting Of blood tc- This
Syruo Immediately begins heal the liberated lungs sop
ping prouse nighswea,s mitigating the distressing eousn,
oraon also relieving the sortaess OF breath and pain IN
The chest which arass sufferer the sghes, exercise
and finally the hectic flush in the pald ana emaciaisa
cheek viii soon vanish and the sufferer will perceve him.
ef snatched p premature grave and restored 70 ne en-
oymen Of comfortable health For sale only at OI n
Minors Drug S,ors 1872 Broadway. John St s2 1nns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
DIED

On Thursday morning, William F. Phyfe, in the 10 year
OF his age.
HIS relatives and friends and those of his brothers Isaac
A. John, James, Robert and George w, respectfully
invited to accompany his from the house OF his
brother. John Phye, No II Murray s;reetou Saturday
morning. 3h nst al O'clock the loot o; Liberty
His remains vii be aken TO Philadelphia for niernlent
On the evening OF the 9Th inst the 10th year Of bis
Mr. VIM. E. Nc1sen.
A, Bro-klyn, the 6th inst William stiwe in the s5th
year OF age.
Al Philadelphia the 9Th ins,. James Vau1 agd o.
At Rio de Janero, the month OF July last, Commodore
David Jewett, late OF the Brazilian Navy.
EAi Pembroke, Mr.. Moral Allen Josseyn OF Boston, 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

UFnlI Style of GentIeHen's AHais.-BIRD
n. Of Pine and Nassau-streets, has ready for in
r.tton and sale the Fall Standard Pattern for Gentle
.tGs Ha,s. o6 FSM&W"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
WATCHES lower than ever.-ln con-

VA ATCHES lower than ever.-ln con-
w sequence OF the reduction OF duties by tae late
tariff the subscriber selling his stock OF Gold and shver
Levers Anchor Escapemen Lepins. and other Mtaches
Of new and splendid patterns and Jewsy a. esa mse
considerable reduction from his former prices peinE 'u
,han ,bey can be bough, for any oth.r place III
bs city Gold Watches low as go to sI' EACH.
Watches and Jewery exchanged or bought ~, ,n,ad
Watches md Clocks repaired in the best aanncr ana "af
r,n,ed Al much less than the usual pnces
! "' G. C. ALLEN, Importer Of Watche, and Jeweiery,
,e,, - wholesale and retail, 81 Wa-st., up stars.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

popnar article is commended to the public as pecu.
y desirable at the present time. for It's economy For
s,nse and durability, it competes successfully with the
rot costly Hats worn. Price So 25. SPENCER,
,lstf Fashionable Halter No 245Y rolI way.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
- MITJS FORtSALE.-A stone four

A MILLS FORt SALE.-A stone four
iaH story FIGURING and Grist Mill, 50 by 80 feet with
Plasier Sill and Corn Kiln attached on a permanent
stream of water new within FIVE years, situate IN eIuie
limestone country within SO miles OF New-Yoyk anu nav
ing daily communication sunmer and winter WIZ ee
oJd AT bsrgain I appled for within months. wo-
thirds of the money may remain on mortgage at per cent
Application for terms and particular Description
A. SonS sSson;hs, o3 law In
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
IyALL GOODS.-The undersigned is

IvALL GOODS.-The undersigned Is
prepared with his usual extensive assortment OF sea-
sonale Goods to execute orders for Garments IN a style
which will conpot with any house the Trade, at prices
which must offer inducements those paying ready mo-
- s,.,,sh.a
Attention solicited to the style OF fanaiosnS
a, this establishment particular care directed 10 'hs"e
partulept witk the view OF giving entire Satisfaction
Those who have experienced any dlfhcnily IN gettng
u,e, are assured superior fit can always be realized
French and English Cas-meres in great variety OF ne"
patterns lust received The assortment OF Nesngs wnich
gave so much satisfaction through the Sprung anu GUNNER
seasons, will be kept up .
French and English Cloths OF super ami medium quah
ties for Dress aud Frock Csas Pilot and Beaver Coios isf
Fancy dress ARTICLES including Silk and Satin scarfs
Cravals Handkerchieis, Gloves Hosiery suspenders'
'' WIN. T.. JENNINGS,
Late Lynde jennings go Broadway, American Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
4 MERICAN MUSEUM and Garden,

A MEXICAN MUSEUM and Garden,
"A Broadway opposite ST. Paurs Church. Double At.
tracuons! Change Of Noyelties! Tbs manager has a!
enormous expense engaged the ceebraied and wonderful
MIR SELLlS BORN WITHOUT ARMS.
who by hi, untrns has acquired The use o
his feet and toes which he with The facility OF hnges
and hands The manager has also rc-engased Signor VI
vaids Grand Mechanical Figures! Consisting OF eleven
Autcmaon Performers, which represent all the actions OF
human life. They have lately arrived from Europe ana
are the admiration of all behodes La Petite Celesenls
Hood Dir Collins engaged Two performances every
day and evening this week commencing a ana ocioCh
p A. Abundance 10 the whole % cents children price
o. B p. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

CAIAMANDER SAFES-Made under
Wider's patent and warranted genuine, tof Sae ~"
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