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Terrible Visitation of death from Light.
ming A correspondent of the Baltimore
Patriot gives an account of the terrible eff
fects of lightning among group of persons
assembled on Sunday, the 18th ult., under
a tree at Sykesvillc, Mary land. The group
consisted of Mr.. Alexander Goldsborough.
(son of DIR. Howcrs Goldsboroughl Mr.
Frazier, his son Joseph, about II years of
age, and John Harver, a youth, who had
gathered for the purpose of listening to a
Temperance lecture. The three latter took
seats at the root of a large oak tree by the
side of each other (Mr. Goldsborough
standing three feet off all converSiDg, wait
ing for the speaker for the evening-not
no iciT g small cloud from the south-when
the tree was struck, the electric fluid decen-
ding, was spent amongst the unconscious
gronp. Young Frazier was instantly killed,
his head receiving the fluid such was the
conclusion, great quantity of blood flowed
from his ears, mouth, nose and eyes scor.
ching the hair, and leaving the forehead
marked as with hot iron down the spine
the skin was black, and as if rasp had
passed over it; his hat of fur was literally
torn TO pieces, portions oft driven with
force into the tree, and his clothes blown to
rag. The remaining three were discov-
cred some time after by a gentleman who
rode up, crawling and rolling on the earth.
Young Harvey was injured but little. Mr..
Frazier was severely shocked, suffering
much with his head, and oppressed breath
ing--blood letting restored him. Mr..
GOldsborough expressed himself as feeling
like u crushed mass, with consciousness
only of remaining life. After hours of
suffering, he was restored.
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VICTORY VICTORY.

We stop the Press TO announce that the
Louisiana election in the city of n. Orleans
has resulted in complete triumph to the
whig party. Returns from the State gen.
eraIlv had not been received, but no doubt
is entertained of sweeping victory throgh-
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TEMPERANCE.

Mr.. CHAKLEs CHURCH, of Sandy Hill
N. Y. will give WashIngtonian Lecture
at the Town Room,this Cruesday) evening,
at half past o'clock, intcrspersed with
Washingtonian Songs.
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@Col. wv. l.. STONE, Editor Of Com
mercial Advertiser, has been appointed by
the Board of Supervisors in New York, Dep
uty Superintendent of Common Schools, in
the place of Fiiz Greene Hailock resigned.
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Stray Colt.

@ aTRAYED from The pasture
,ssrs-sgN - O! thu subscriber. a hree-
syaZE year-old black mae COLT
AzA-, one VIII Ic hind foot long Tail
and name, other marks not rec1ll-cted. Who
ever will take up said col, ~ give any a.
formation respecting her shill be generously
rewa rded JOHN CHILD.
Wry bridge june 4, 1872. 5;f
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gacy of the party press. and the uprightness
of Its own particular class, there is not a
more dishonest and insiduous journal in
existence than itself.
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Europe TO distinguish between friends and
foes. Never did loco focoisn rage with more
fury against protection to domestic industry
than at this very moment
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Bonnets, Artificials, Ribbons.
BandboAes; and great variety of fancy
offered in market. just received and inr
sale by P. w. COLLINS.
May ., 1872
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THE CLINTON COUNTY WING comes TO
us containing an account Of sort of litera
ry celebration on the 4th, at Champlain
which is represented as brilliant affair.
The assemblage was numerous and respec-
table. An Address was delivered by Pies.
Labaree, upon which the editor comments
Us follows:
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D Y E-S T U F F S;

All fresh from market, and warranted Purci
winch will be put up at all times by Competent
and experienced person,
Family Groceries, AMI a small dSSOrtnien'
Of pure Liquors solely for MEDICAL PUR
rJsEs,-for sale al the present reduced prices,
for CASH.
PERFUMERY. and great variety Of Patent Med
iciucs viii BE- kept Constantly on hand.
W. p. 3USSEL.
Mddlcbury, Ju ly ), 1912. 81!
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HENRY CLAY-The Wings of Georgia
hcid State Convention at Miledgevile on
the 18th inst. Hon. W. c. Dawson presi.
ded, and HENRY CLAY was nominated for
the P, esidency in 1914. No nomination Of
Vice President was made.
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$4,000 REWARD

WILL be paiG to any Physician who will pro
duce a better compound for family use than the
Genuine Dutch or G. rmau Vegetable Pills, styl-
cd
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A CARD.

HV he subscriber acknowledges the re-
IL ciept though the Post Office on Fri.
day last Of $500 enclosed IN Letter
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TUESDAY, June %.

Funeral Of Hon. S. L. SuOthard. At IL
o'clock, the Rev. S. fusion performed di
vine service in the Senate Chamber, and
preached an impressive and eloquent SER
mon from the fourteenth Chap. and first
virse of John-"Let not your heart be troub-
led" in the presence of the members Of the
two Houses of Congress, the President and
his cabinet the friends and family of the
deceased, and others.
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List of L tiers remaining in III" Post Olfic,
at Middlebury VI. June 80, 1872
Alvord Ably Londou Harlow w.
Abbou c aries Little Rail
Ainwright Ju iiIh Lnslry g. Wicker
Arm Id Vim. Mauk Jacob
Adams VIM. .Hc Collam Mrs. J. +
Blazo jos phi Mtiuyiile Gabriel
Barnes Grin n ',stiD Avery c.
Bucker joshua ch,c c ara f.
Beach c. d. Palmer Mandan1 L.
Bai rows Lucius Place Dexter
CUnien Barney Parker Wan.
C0llens Jrrusha VI. PlouH Francis
CONAN HARRISON 2, PEEK & Flower
Dana Arson w Reed John
Dyer Joseph Rog rs RosilIa c.
Elnorv Cynthia Rose Asa
Ford Daniel Sawyer S,mOn
FAR Hiram Seal Margaret
FAR Miles Shirman NdlhdH p.
Farrar Caleb Smith DAVID
&c .d"U Olive = llek Seymour
G. Irman Jams Sargent Samuel
Hall Ellis Sherard & MaI,ln
Harpin Oliver Walker Eliza
Ro.kcr VIM. p. Wright Tru man
Joub-rt George Ward james
James Edward " h. elrr VI - ?. w.
Johnson james van Nance u. \
CHARLES DowgN. p. NJ.
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so easily did that reputation, bling him into
the public councils. He was chosen to be
Chief Justice of his own State as early as
at twenty Eight years Of age. He became
a Senator of the United States in the year
1921 and in the year 1923 he was appoin-
ted by President Monroe to the highly
responsible post of Secretary Of the Navy,
the duties of which Office he discharged with
pre-eminent ability up to the close Of the
Administration of Mr.. Adams. In the year
1888 he again took his seat as Senator
from his native State, and had ever since,
up to the moment of his last illness, faith
fully discharged the duties Of that honorable
station.
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Groceries.

ra-HY subscriber now offers for cash .
IL splendid stock of sugars from DC 10 sc
per b. MoTasses weighing / l-2 To-. Tor 29o
per gal.-Peas, Coffee and every other ar
iicle called for 10 ihe Grocery line (L'9dofs
excepled) at prices equally bow.
r. ". COLLINS.
Cornwall, May Is. 1912.
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s Ill In G l. E S

ASTS. A supply OF Towns Lasts and
IL Boot Trees Ieceived ard Tor sale by
May oath, 1912. u. BEcKwrrH & Co.
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Clocks, Watches, Jewelry,
Silver Spoons, Thinblos. Pencil cases. Watch
establishments. Steel Pens, Periumery, Hair Oil.
Cloth, Hair aud Tooth Brushes, Shaving and
Fancy Soaps, Beads, Scissors, Pan-kniyes,
silve'.b"w Specticlcs, Wallets, Card cases,
&c which will be sold very cheap for cash.
Those who IN want of any OF the above
med articles. will de we'll to call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere,
December 9th, 1871. IS
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The Highest Price
WILL be paid for 500 pounds Of She r.I
w Lambs Wool BY
JOHN JACKSON.
June 81.
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SUPERFlNE GENLsLE FLOUR,
- inspected and WARRANTED, co..stauilf
OH hand aud for sale by
Il. & r. S. Johnson.
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List of L tiers remaining in The Post Office
at Middlebury VI. June 80, 1872.
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.NIear Boots.

" 90 l..
w DOL WANTED on Debts or for
w Go IDS by JouN WouD.
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Commission.
G. E. Y U Il RILL

HAS just received, to sell OH Commission,
IA gvO daSsoTtment Of
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

ASHESrhe few small parcels Pots offering are taken al,
80 Pearls very plenty but holders generally decline
selling at 10 The river being open 10 Albany more
activity may be expected in this article.
COTT9N-Thc sales to-day about 400 bales, without
change in prices.
FLOuR-lhc zarketto-ay is al 37s for good common
brands tcncSec. and believe be had al less
The sale, moderate Troy held 3li but could be
bought to-day at -; Michigan sill out OF thu market
OF the arrivals OF Ohio via New Orleans some par
GELS have sold 70! but the largest proportion
going Ohio Canal sells AT 1873 %; the
latter price best. Sales New Orleans ats 90 In
Southcrd there some inquiry Sales 400 bbls Georgetown
at 90, for se,pmcn; Hrandywne 1871 Richmond City
Mills Sales 900 hls Brandywnc Corn Meal for export
al 3 Ky. cash loo hhds do al previous rates
C;RAlN-Salcs 5000 bushels Illinois Wheat via New Or
leans to a, The grain market is quite inactive The
,losand for export ceased for the present small lot
Jersey sold G2c Sales $50 bushels Dea-
ware Corn at 6lc weight 20 East 1000 bush 0 N Sc
weight delivered. and 400 do al 81 Sales lieo BUSH
River Rye &c go East. The market again nearly
bare. A cargo. Southern Oats sold al about i6c.
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AN ORIGINAL ORA M a
THREE COMIC ENGRAvISGs.

Ir THE NEW WORLD of SATURDAY, FEE. II, will
embrace its usual choice variety he best literature OF
the day The following of its leading articles
l. THE GENOESE: a DEAN. IN yiIREE AcTs-b!
Eprs SARGENT Esq, author of "Eclasco, &c.-as
performed with unbounded applause at the fremont
and Park Theatres.
II. THE SOUTH SEA Observation-Disclosures of the
graphic history OF this celebrated National Deusion-
by Charles Mackay Esq.
III. THE DYNAsTIEs OF HOPE AND FEAR
An Original Essay from The American Club of Merry
ZLaughors
VI. COMICALITIES Of the FEEL1NGS-An anus
ing article, with three comic illustrations.
V. THE VETO POWER and MR., CLAY'S AMEND.
MENT-.in article Tor Politicians OF all creeds.
VI. LEGAL REFORM-Wih Mr. Fields Bills on this
Subjcct-ntcrcsting TO the People a, large
VII. BOSTON DINNER TO CHARLES DICKENS
Full reports of Speeches, Songs, nc.
VIII Letter from Mac Leod-1meIican Credit in Eng.
land--3cz Mania-Animal Observation-Disclosures OF
New Works--Doings at Washington and Albany
News of the Week &c. sc. &C.
O. TERMS, So year, :: cents single; anew volume
Oh the Quarto commenced Jan. |, good time for new
subscribers TO begin The Ri Vol (Quarto, containing
the whole OF Charles ONalcy be furnished TO new
subscribers. Office 30 Ann street
l2D }. WlNCHESTER,F Publisher
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I-SI-NITED STATES IN IMMATURE, at the Gil
MAX +3 Fultnn-street am, 4 iuIsrec.-rhus the
Editor OF the Planet" FREE EEAniSC RooM.-N ithout
doubt of the bc>t and OF the most convenient place,
in l- CITY ~ -aicr III" ri tl iayi al the Climax
Eating House. No IL t'l->t-et running. through 10 Fulton
A. this ,re-co!duct. and popular establishment
there retysN marble tables. with leading journal
each table representing evcr Sin III the Mons thus Gu.
and the opportunity taking icr cot;
t-. and reading The latest rapers from all paris OF The
country the failic. II strikes IL that hi. arran..
superior thing attempted this city. and
have doubt will proya great feature IN this eNt.-
"eiy paoalze house Of reire,hnent Under tls manage
men ri it, gent.rnanv proprietor, th,: Climax, arr
pleased learn rapidly Interesting patronage and pop
uar taror and We doub, otw continue is full
share OF public support. Step III" ~ NJ
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BY BANGS. RICHARDS < PLAT.
Sf0rr TO DTtsItINdN.
FRIDAY EVENING, SebCaary +

" iG ociosh nj the Auction Room.
tA" i.IhSt EfA large collection OF vaaah!e Law tcsaAS,
eahra!ng Modern Reports Digt>;> and TTent.ses ENiy
t1gtlt Et!Nlf>&c Nnong ;snr NTrcrs Arrangement
Supplement 50 vols ct e, edition. PeJ4iogr aor,dgc-
menu vols ca. English Edition, Modern Reports is vols;
Corfu, Jars Cjviiiu> y oo: CORPUS s> Caronica
voi. folio: do In,t>. ro oo very rare; Norrila
Rt4nu:!acao vols ,oio Hu.tirs ChacrrN Reports,
,,.; Cli:ry, Commercial Law, vols Encl, e,iitioa;
I,r.n, Iou,yya,icir vols Fe,er>> Admiralty Dsri-
.,,. vols. names Princips> o Equity vols. WhaY,on's
pi,>;; Norris peakr iarI~on Charc-ry REPORTS AIevi
San Inv Journal vols A>o The Reports 0. Cruke,
strange Cnnvr, Burrows. wilson w. Blackstone h Black
Store Manic am. SrIwyn Dallas Choae AMI Leroy s>p'-
!,,>>, Smith ,larrc>, tubl,r Ncwlaad nrftr, iSti
Ian Htrri>.,!'> Digest vols Cruises Digest vSiS ga
,r,'> nv Dictionary vols Lee. Dictionary OF fraeNcS
vols Foster, Crown Law; Ha,F Crown PacIcs' MACK
~. Sheriff vols Pariow'> Arrangement; lalpots Sass;
NcNav> Evidence: Chitv', Raves Lex M'Vcator1a WIS.,
I:llsl, Obiuato;r> vols; w0oGesou> Lectures Tois'
ir,lbIrrr, or, Wills ) vols; Roberts Wills Newiaaa on
o.ltrct>7 Coventry Mortgages. VOLS 'o!snons Inin
ctrv REPORTS vols: Xvi Corporations twar'is ana bilsS
Nlont.srlcu IN Laws vols Park iD>n;aic' StofS Oh
nc Constitution. ) vols Story Conflict Law Ac
TlnRTY-FlF MEN YORK TRADE SALE
Tt ESp.kY, Mar;t -.
Agrrcahiv the regulations. the regular race SaIe
OF BooA> ng and Printing Parer> Stationery S'esso-
Plates, Leather, 1c.. VIII BE commenced on iut'S
the I'd OF March neNt II VIII be contiue under The o-
Committee. and under the same regulations as
heretofore
Invoices ,lo!,l be furnished bv the ir> OF February
when the catalogues VIII be put 10 pres
Cash advances VIII BE- made on receipt OF goods ana >aeS
BANGS. RICHARDS X fl-ttr, l9' Broadway
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L. Professor Ruchhol,z,. Compound sy

rup Of Cnpilnria.-Th, invaluable medicine Is pre-
seated 10 the American public a. The, best known reinSdy Tor
Co,>inip u, Liver Complaint. Chronic Coughs, Hoar>
ness, and all Pulmonary Affections IL invented by Dr.
Buohloltz GERMANY Professor o Medicine and Chem
is,ry the University Eruth in Prussia and 'nslleeoi
most OF the scientific socis> ON the Continent OF kur"i,t
and used by him in his private practice IN that country Win
great When tins medicine vas Introduced III ri>-
>i the King expression OF his confidence IN lis uer1t'
gave the large reward. and the exclusive right
10 prepare and sell IN M kinsdon The, pnlc San nave
the receipt ota med rcnl nephew OF The invcnor "a
German physician o the same na'e who received II o.
recty from him. IEs medicine purely veEt'ahle ana
entirely morphine OPIUM which o'7ns the ha-
OF nearly all The cous remedies IN II operates
slowly up4n the system and when first taken sometimes
produces sickness the stomach and increases the DISPOSE
ton cough but tins attended With les pain and easy
syec,oratio |, removes the liberated and unhealthy
parts OF the lungs entirely eaGicaie> the disease, and
stores the whole system 10 perfect health The TACT IS ac'
med by most physicians that persons may ys The en-
naming which proves conclnsiv.y that diseased lungs can
be cured L The Sn OF 'h FHsy TO ls &c INNS ,s
or its operation such will be the effect Weo not pretend
thai this will cure the las; stages OF the dl>ee> IS II re-
CURES 10 three months 10 remove te disease anu
restore the system 10 health.
There ar. thousand, o. persons !" no are taught from 'he
youth ,ha; they inherit consumption ad ha an cary Sia,s
must Inevitably be Their portion; no" 10 >IH We "o
SAY with fullest confidence OF The tru'h iat Win le
timely OF this remedy they may be Te>orr 10 ;ne en-
perfect health This medicine entitled 10 !ie
confidence O, The intelligent portion OF the community o
the tact OF M favorable notice aud sccc>>iu! -;
Europe. and the high standing OF the inventor We are VII!
ling lei res, upon its own merits Il has already been
tested IN this city and III. persons cured can be referred 10
by mourning al the nifcc OF the FroprlsorN p'ee. e
!slc Of satisfying hos. no wish know rs effects raie
than TO publish certificates Ne beg the public not 10 con,
denim This OF The medical hubuss OF the day until lis
| efficacy has beer tested.
As assurance OF confidence IN the article, war-
rant the hr> bottle 10 afford relief or the purchase money
viii be refunded
Sold only by X E. DlBBLES CO, seq Broadway. New
York. 10 I'm osawisThSS
" The {: rcai Walking Match come, OF 10
day AZ the liou>. H. Rollins Is Sowey corner of Bell.
Rider for $40 asce. Go il, Country you arc the boy
10! US let II
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ny ORDER of Joshua D. Hartman. Re

corder OF the City OF schenectady. Counsellor, &c,
~ sat r; Ia Gleason now or late OF the County o,
Schsnectadv an Ascending concealed debtor on due
-rat rsaG- to Ii. said Recorder pursuant 10 the directions
~ IN. Sta,e concerning Attachments against an>cond.
Inc concealed or nonresident debtors and thai the sam
Mi h. odd for !s payren; OF bis debts. unless he the sad
n G.ason appear ard discharge such attachment accord
nr To law within three months the nst publication or
his notice And The payment OF any debts, and the
delivery OF any properly belonging 10 the sad debtor 10
b, or or MS use and the transfer any prop-r: By him.
for anv pur, whatever, forbidden By law, and are
void Dated February J, 1872
J. VAN SANTvOORD, A;torn-yy Tor
fi0lawSn Attaching Creditors
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MONEY MARKET.
s.1Fs At THE STOCK BOARD, FEBRUARY o.
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

There business don- at the Board
today with the usual fluctuations Delaware and Hudson
and Mohawk eclin-, PER cent; Farmers Loan i per
cent the iast sale; Long Island improved per cent:
Harlem -
o. State Stocks the sales the extent Of about
$4,000 Ohio Sizes improved per cent, Indiana and Iii
nois lower; the former per cent, tn. latter per
cent Indiana Sterling Bonds sold a: l9-a decline p per
cent.
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VNVALJABLE DISCOVERY-Dr. A.

Il CLARK'S Vegetable Tooth Wash, for cleansing and
purifying the teeth and swee,cninc the breath Tor pains and
a. in the lac. and teeth coune!act The effects 0. cal
ocl or the teeth ana gums and extracting all soreness and
restoring them perfect health also Pongy and bleeding
Guns for scryy IN thu gums for tightening the teeth when
loose end for all other diseases which the teeth and gum.
are subject, Warranted neither acids akaiieS
Price . cents Directions II uLI VIII accompany eacH
bottle
Sold a, wholesale and retail By A. B D. Sands Gsile.
raj Agents - AM, Fuiion-stre-t 23 Broadway and
Fas, Broad,v sold retail bI III following gems
No>e3 2l5 go, $50 and 5O Bovery, and cor
nsr o Bower ana Four.->treei Nos 49, 73 49, 81 and
81. Broadway Nos 81 27 and 233 Hnd-on-,trcet Nos
rs and ri Grand,reet: o3l9 and i23 Greenwicl-s;
Nos 5l and sos Pearls, 100 DTvisiou,trsst and corner
and T.n;b,rrea. 6 Fou-,!-str.-r IS Sixth Avenue, Is
Carune-s;rec 10. Jane,-street 5S Caterine-strset y
.ona r.tr-- IL. Cl-rrytreet. III Canal->irrei - sin
berry 70 SulIivanre. g West Broadway.2l0 Chatham
street corner OF Dover. AMI corner OF Jay and ashot
streets.
which nav. been received are printed the hantbis
-. -. t-.srh arenr 10 inDltW
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New Attraction.
HNIIE, NE.W-IORk MUSEUM. formerly

rcaIe's having undergone material alterations and a
n, and improved, arrangement oi In. vast collection OF
curo.i;it ans! object, OF Science aud Antiquity, for which
arT nresen new attractions in every department The
crl,hr;,ted Portrait Gallery, much admired rs containing
the true and almost 'nv lerc>>,> NJ our early anu most lis
Heroes Patriots and Statesmen has been greatly
revarnishng The Scientific articles have ot en-
arranged and adapted, the be-, purposes OF >a!y ana tor
teaching yon The Lectur. Room has been Ireltly en-
larre, improved tot the Accommodation oi Intelligent
and respectable audiences andior courses OF lcctrs by as
iinli,hei lecturers with extensive Appaatlis,> &C. Many
new articles ocro>itv la been added and the whole nov
present, uncquale advantage, tor rational amusement ana
useful Instruction Parents and teachers, the ire> OF SCI!
,.nre ,n,, ci,,,n, generally are nvItrl To Gull IS
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IT pARTIC1IAp NOTICE

II PARTICULAR NOT1CE.-Tio-c persons having
furniture OF any description Of or who are break
!n- housekeeping t!G ready sale ter portion
all OF their goods, sr!i;i. their air.ss. calling
upon The subscriber. Gcod aurouE; purchased
d1D ~ =. COTTON. l91 t.hat>> I
II ROOMS AND EOAcD.-(;.a1t.eGie1 wishing en-
Cage Aa-tIii.rits and Boarding the inter VIII h
conos.ei on most reasonable the and
reliet hor No Il City Hall Place not on, lluis, yaih
North OF the Post Otfic- ard uyen!.nt 20 5rpai"dyW all
and Pear! Tho>t haze DOT vet mad. arrangements
for the Winter earnestly invited 10 call before e-a lig
cs" her, -.@r effort viii here BE- made 10 ensure me
comfort ana sa,j.,acii ION 0i the l,rartiers DIT
II THE FARMERS PAPER-The February Mum
her OF TIIE=CGLTI| ATOR, published. AT Albany. by l.!
Tucker.s Just received; by DAYToS aNE'eM,S. corner OF
Fulton and Nasauree by whom subscriptions are ~.
cived and ofyv0m coUple:,.,et, OF Tie work may lee at
The Cutiva,or stand, coui.4iiy !e!lead u The tgrcf
;ura Pres COUNTRY and II low -ce places i II! the
reaco ali who information t great Interests 10
(Which: il j. devoted. il being only .clara yt.ar.
Th. February NIab@r confirms the Proceedings 81 ;Lr
Nov or State frultura Society al IL late sIlI1a meet
ing-NOtce work, Subject, connected NP!tiI iS-1-
the crl:urc Of he Grasses. Wheat Indian Corn oat. Poia
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communications from about thirty gentlemen m Iic-en;
sections OF the country.
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