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ned by cold na inplnton shcu the teeth arc no
aecayed. ,rrul:w establish the fact. Sold by A. t
Sapd. * Co Broadway and Chambers st,rfdnIte
HtIidiny; A. g.. & D. Sands, - Fgor It. aud -. Eas
u hlL I'm
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THE wonderful ec ctHd BY -iis the
L alt-ensrossng ,uhlsctS Of the day Ga AcFc yon
will yog h-a, of nothing hut Mr. Such one hccn
cured hy Dr. Peter, Vegetable Pills, ORION EGow Mis-,
So and so at the pointoC dessh mt she has besa
curca ~ Dr. Peters Pills; c-,.Fe YOU nut glad tnat
dis - has been rc.t0rSt hcalth ~ D:. Peers
vo>DRuus MEDICINE.
Really. ,h., medicine mus; te vc.y good tcogii not
cur. 30 cooi.@ 70. MANY yetirs pissed
or in the silent icror offs. cr-Dr hundreds
Of pcrspns who Hranc ug sIta death Batno~ ~
onward conr-e l. mpetuouE.
Il Impossible TO stay he e'aad 20: tbs mcdie!Eer
as 10 hush the rushing wiud.=
life medicine ihet procra stlGate cath u years
hxll II no, every hous- Shoii net be used ~
every irdividgal1 lie; .ay 80 no-zSHHt H. i9a
know to-inorro1' !aay bring fo-th All should
use this remedy. and t1at hsa.sh Is the St
blessing OF God.
PETERS VEGETABLE Pills
bilious anti yspep:tc- aE sniI rcreuria and
may be us,. considered Universal McdcH". bitthey
are pccuIiaIly beneficial the following comP-iEis
Io low ans. Bilious Ecvc-s Fcvcr and A-ur. Dy>rcpsla
Group Liver plants, Sick lieaiace
ma Dropsy Rheumatism !4I.largca nj OF the spis-f
Plies. Cole tc,aalo distractions, Hear! SG-r. tr-rcd
Tongue Nausea UiStcnsio, Of tho Stomach and Bowels
ncipient Dlarrlpa FNtuicrce, iabltua Cos recncss.
Loss Of Appetite. BloChcd Sailow Comp pcSUu, and 10
a gases Of T0rpo. OF the Bcwc!- -h.r. Catiurtic
au Aperient needed Tsey exceedingly mild IL
operations, producing neither nausea gripping nor
debility.
Price % and 50 cents pc. box.
Dr.. reters's Principal oiicS 59 broadpa7, co-Hc. OF
Grand, and at 80 North SIKH Street, phadelrhla.
dc 10,
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Enough to supplyhnlf the nation.

Enough to suppyhnf the nation,
The cheapest and best IN all creation.
'Thi, stock comprises the splendid assortment Of
Boots and offered and al prices that cannot be
beat .eu,!s ,aeu 4s Calf Water Proof boots S3 % cts
10 So fine Dress do, from 81 81 splendid Caters for
"a les from 81 80 81: Misses Caters Mems dancing
.iai,er Rubbcrs all kinds, Boy and Youths Boots
aud Shoes and uever falling supply ii Misses and
CHI dren's the cheapest ad best YOU saw at IS
Catharire- Il corner Of Monroe. dis I'm
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a nnrEK.~O..a. MArMss-PKOoE

El AND DRESS RDD1S.-ihc >uoSCr!Der ih2hcS 70
5 order Boots OF the above CrIption. of the finest
S quality O; French caskin, and III the latest style,
aud very reasonable prices Gentlemen mo have been
IN the habil Of paying extraVngan prices Inferior arn-
cc arc call and hr convinced that ms prices
from twenty per ccGt teiow Other stores III NJ
n-ighborhood Drawings being tzk"n of the iaet, and
pair lasts for oach customer there Is no d!lculiY
N getting handsome yetcasy IL.
Consistently on haad large assortment OF .cady mehH
Boots ia,csi styles prices VARYING from Two TO SIX
Dollars per pnlr Osersfoas, Half Roots, Dancing Pumps
Spp.r &c. &c nj equally low prices.
JOHN l.. WATKINS, ia FuI,on-s,rcc',
II W between Nassau aud Dutch streets
NOV6GE.-Pfoposals III he received at the Office
~ oftha CoMmissary General OF Purchase, III Phaccl-
the United States Army, for the year lS42 VIZ
Blue cloth, g. wide. dyed ia indigo and IN the WOO!
say blue twcd Cloth, 6-i vide
Inbleachod Cotton Shirting, '5 vide
Flannel of Cotton and Wool, IS wide
Canton Fiauucl, 8 1 vide
Eahleachcd Cotton Drilling 81 and 20 wide
pleached z 4 ~i,dc
tjoform Caps, for Drasoon, Artillery snd Infantry
rnmpoons for Artillery and Infantry
iId,r Plumes, Tor Dragons
Sands ard rassc's, DO
A,cG,llc,tos, Artillery and lnfantrv
IVorsted Sasbe,, do do and Dragons
Shoulder Straps. 30 - do
Do Grass FOR Dragons
Epaulcucs, Non Conl. Ststi, Artillery and Infantry
Woocs half stockings
Laced Sootees
Blankets, Il fret long : fsst wide. weight pounds
Ict, Cap Equipments, for Drsgoons, Artillery snd Inf
Fciiing Axes
flttcpets
spades
Drsms complete wi.h Sticks Slin9s and Cases
Wor>ted Blndlng ard Cord Of all slrtls
Gomaion Tent,
Wall Tents and Flies
Hospital Tents
Painting and Strsppinc knaPsachs
Casks and Coop for ycsr fros, lst April next
The quantity OF these articles wll be DO
terIDined herosfter}
The whole arc 10 be af domestic manufactured ms,eri
as Patterns cf all tho required Noclsn and Cottos
Cio1s nd articles cpcsitsd uths Comnssary sen
el', Office tis city, for examination Samples OF the
and Cotton Cloths vii be sent 20 vlaGuiac
,ursr on ,ppli ,his 0iaeh by mail and >sch in
formation given Iay h. desired Inc Boot5es are II
be of eight snd Caps o fire sizes Tine sizes aud
yroport,.t sx w,ll be ststsd the contracts
on IN. samples and patterns cxhlhtted Tho contracts
-i ne frurded ard inspections nSde and article will
be received inferior material ror snsnsiir
that does correspond in every resPec; with he
;.a;tern which a contract is founded
The supplies be delivered Al The United States
Arsenal Philadelphia for Inspection III efnolinonth
~ portions ami the contsc,s ara 10 b, fulfilled be
fore tho ist6sy of JAW lst2.
Tho proposals pu>t ~riGa, sealed, and endorsed
= General Of Purchases or before The II day of jar
nary Sia No proposal will be received after o'clock
OF that day
Secar,ty viii be required for ths fsldln,nt Of
;'acIs. J. WASHINGTON TYSON,
Comulissary Gcrtr9i OF Purchases.
j CoNHI>stEY TEacE&L'S OrFlesz#
fftisofifhia December 7t: ISL. d20 eod,jl1
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uudson. August |. lRtl.
TOOTH ACHE-ToorH ACHE

TOOTH ACliE-IOD III hig!iE.
Cure ~ three minutcs --lHc hp
pllchtiou oi this rcmcdy hgs III every
Instance proved efcctual ~ nlicsia-
ting the pain, and mating pcFma
ucnt cure, wil:iuutthe !cls; injury 10
the other teeth l.. taste ana smell
nfe 10th agreeable. oGI il wlll slso
relieve the pain III the gums oyca-
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Ta,1rsER FOR THE S4svS

FOR THE MEDIUM STEAMER.
II Proposals. sealed, all be received sy the Navy
Agent c'cy York for The fallo"ifg best lsulity Whf
OAK Timber which shall have snd within the
influence of salt water.
3 floor ,iubs,s 100 first uttocks, 100 third faocks TO
side o inches ,nd to mould fun lG inches, and 10
shape rs per mouds which will c furnished About 5000
Cnbic feet.
L. 800 cubic feet or p.nk stock
Also the following best quality long lesf fine rraR
sou,htru Yeior Ptne,
y Hesns IS 10 y feet long. sided ~ nchcs moulded
2 iucles l. by 10 -ches, 70 -psng inches N
y ,7fcet...... ....... about c #. laC5
81 Beams, l. to y long >ded ~ inches.
moulded 10 inches ncsts size 10 ty inches, 70 spring
as ......=.----. 5i'
, Beams, y feet long, Il br II inches spring as
above. do 25 fcs, long j9hyzla inches, TO spring
ls inchcs-...... Wy
Timber make $500 running fest Of Iedees 8 by
inches square, tnstt sizel-..-- .'e
Timber TO make 9oD running feet oar0gs, q by
inches square, nett size iio
seccs feet long, IA. bp "a inches, (s,reigh; l5i
Plank stock for park, water ways, Sc Clio
C fact. al7n
$50 White Oak deck Knees 1e5 lIaekms,ack deck
Knees.
Proposals for the White Oak tc be received sntiI 2t,
December To hs delivered on or before the t aarcn
next For the Yellow Pine and knscs until the i3th
January To be delivered befure the Is hpr HeSt
nil the Navy Yard Btuokyn, n. subject 10 IL m
specton and measurements price per cubic foot denver
cd Any farther nfo,maiion. frGm The Constructor, at
the Yard HOsERT c. WETMoRE, Navy Agent
Navy Agents Once, s. Waerstrset- !
December stb, ISL
dliSta1tJi5
DUFFALO RDREs. BUFFALO ROBES :,
- severNl hundred Buffalo Roces recently purcha.ed
the n A Far Co.'S sale for sale cheap us
handsomely uinlned- tie Ha. Cap api Fur Stor- OF
dill In 8 TUTTGE, lqi Chatham square.
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l. f e A |.

\ E"-foRk SUPREME COURTS N. =, ,,,--
.pnis't'"n ot The Nayor AldsrU.u and CseuLsa,, ..
u" oi:y OF w. IosS, rriai'c 10 sp.upg Ih!ux!t
stree. & ON he Goth avenue - the East hIyrT tnLe
tic = hereby gwen hi petition will Be pft,ts,s e.
honorable Justice. o! ,Sc SujrrEse Cuprt OF lie
People ot tl- SssIs ot Nv fo ~ tie c.p aI;c,b s
.llhany the Inst 'lue,dly Ftbiiary 1872 .f,h !s
The CpaIt n that Cay or s. ttrsa;-r s
hs hard by jaui.. Boornin Of IN. Citycf Ne yoft
forth the r;sht title claim of th pri,io,.r 10
one thos,aud dollars hrrttotorx aaied and .xs %
Commissioned, ct Estimate and A.sesn.nt ~
shove eut.d matter 10 urk lot N,
dsn,.s- the said owners by AID in
.riiaG Gui,hns of The sid unk
parcel ( land 'niE,d .or the purpo,e o openpr
second The ,als Ciy and deatik. he rrper,
.ait Comui,..ionr. follow, VIZ All tAal CERTAIN M
or parcel Of g-ound situate lying and h.,g in the ,,i9
nth " ara IL the .al city GG bounded aud c.u,n,
follows to s5egipuS st th. h"r.t-f!y oofu- 80
Eighth e.tab!rd by law and Thy-ttcopH ~,
i, h. .lfnr opec running lr- sor-hs.,
" along the aothed..riy line or Fe ci hiy aG ,,,
the be openct, oEc hundred ret the o.
ea,;rtly line or side Of Land Gf Jane. Boo'nsp; herc. ,
westerly ,ors the ouIeAs e y IIUe OK ,ids ot t-
the Jane. Bool;nlr thirty ret 10 II byk
the al hiryrcond ,.ei ie .sinc 10 " ru.p
icDCr 'uhet along G .Ai line dtaNS though
rc OF Thy-secund ,et7 he sane "as te be opef<J .a
hundred Zee, To- the no,vr,'er. Ee - oIhe Eil
established ny iaw. 9nd nnuE thence uofthra,j
aoGg ihr said uohv.slcy t!Ee SD. o s1d Eis'h .r.s.
established ny aw. ir,y feet the place II vsiern,
And notice i further given TIA; presenting ir Penn
aforesaid, the u lice. viii De moved that hp py, :
h. be- granted l', rule order .: she ssid Coz
directing h Clerk - =sij CoHr .diug the City of n
70 pdS 10 the sail petitioner hi, Ai,nrst,
said oi hpa.aGa dpii.r above ntiou'S ,rd dr.
crease th.rcsi If any, an Tor such further her orG
10 the .ajd Cont shall ,csl usej and proper
y ,trG Dtcemher$J, lSil.
~
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fTNsss Sss,fkS 7IEDaa. aNst7 p&-
n fLoMAS asve haen awarded 20 John Landmark, $
Tor TIE best Coiogue srd Periunerr For
yesrs he mss hecn engaged the manufacture OF Per
fanlery th. ci;y ami until the prcsen, time he
,resented himself before The public the advertising
colunns of paper, bat sustained the decision
OF adges OF Paru.nsry, given Fairs held
ia this Ctv aud Boston be rcls authorized in saving -
;hcse who want any srtce III RS lne that ~ sS Chatham
street tney nav hnd .uperio, qtali,y nocera,a
prices Remember the 80, formerly
20 Chatham Chapel dl4 ly
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as Swd J. " wiiEElER. Atrv foT re.iioa.,

;OlaN sI.&SsyY2CA.. ..S.cep SMtlta7 and r.,
a hner III general No. Z John street. New York
Purchaser of Jc~rirr's and Sily-rsnita's Polishing,
PunlcnSs le4oli,, Parting Bar, Eoaf,o SILVER Bar
,cc IL and plated Metals, Bco4 4hindor's Rags, ac IL
aIs Is
i,,D ss..FTEsSs-.n assortment Of Si'I PIu,I
4 Bands aal e;hrr TRIMMING OIL haid am 10. sale {,
Ant, Tar,ll prices. by
~ Inn ISAAC }. s3At tt.- 81 MAIDEN Lanr
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4 LooKgH on IL VENICE.
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sufferers arc avlted call and test the nc,ts of my
Nerve Paste a certain and safe remedy. =Prec 3 >h
Ing. Decaycd Teeth filled IN the best manner Tor 81 'o
). othey opcrat.c. accords1 gy- br. Pearson Sur.
,-,op Canal GO !tN
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Tooth Achc--detestsd name
Mo, Justly damned TO everlasting fame
11Irts Will you safer with Tooth ache "hen you
w can b.ys II curud tor - cts, warranted never 70
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CUSTOM HOUSE NOTICE.

Nine Months N A,a
o L n
Decemb
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Price . and 50 cents pc! box. -
Dr. reters's Principal Office $50 Brcsipay. corner Of
Grand and at 80 North SIKH Street Philadelphia.
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b careful where you buy.-purchass cnIv-nisl this
ONLy-at the old cicc, J75 BoScry between Fourth and
Fth-slccts. Our agents will please address for.
r,s rIy $50 In
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N T. Wanted Al t,r above racc fo,r dozen of he
,rroricl BRITISH OH, dis
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Social and Moral Characteristics.
Combat of Reason against the Passions.
Conflict of Private Interest with Public Good.
War-of bloodshed, pillage and violence.
War-of fraud, one half cheating the other
War-of the Poor against the Rich, and the Rich
against the Poor.
Population exceeding the Product.
Repugnant, degrading and illrequited Labor.
False. envious and anarchical competition in Com
mercc and Industry.
Decrease of Wages and uncertainty of Employ
ment.
Opposition of Man to Industry.
Immense Majority Of Poor and Non-producsrs.
Incompatible habits and manners OF different clas-
Ses.
False system in the Division OF Profits.
Subserviency of Chemistry to Commercial and
Industrial adulterations and other frauds.
Indirest Slavery from Poverty.
Defeess of the System of Isolated Families.
Absence Of liberty and variety in occupations and
relations-Source of Repugnant Industry.
Absence of Unity in plans and execution.
Run of the Children by the death Of the father.
Inconstancy of individuals in their undertakings.
Absence of Economy in hands and in Machinery.
Conflicts of rival enterprises.
Reciprocal frauds and larcenies.
Unjust partiality for favorite children.
Feminine characters smothered.
Widows and orphans cheated and defrauded.
Obstacles to the developementof talents and capa-
cities.
Richer branches of families despising the Poorer
branches.
Incompatibility CT characters and tastes.
Hatreds embttered by perpetual contact
Dependent Widowhood and Orphaaage.
Slavery OF the Mass from the of large famiiies
Specuiations on death and inheritances
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DErgers MpEnFEsr1oSs PRESENT FALSE SOCIETIES.

Political and Business Charactersss.cs-
Prostitution of the Representative systs for party
and other purposes
Extrayagant National and State Leans.
Eacroachmen, of Capital and Commerce on the
political Power.
Financial schemes and frauds
Withdrawal of Capital from Agriculture.
Individual and corporate Banking and artificial
Money without guarantees
Currency arbitrarily controlled
Artihcia contractions and expansions in the same.
Hazardous speculations and overtrading.
Excessive intermediate profits in all business oper.
atiohs
Tyranny of Capital over Industry.
Subserviency of the Press to Party Politics, Com
merce and the Law.
Servile aattery of public prejudices TO gain popu-
arity.
Ilusive and abortive political reforms.
Defects of Agriculture, prosecuted BY Isolated
Families.
Inconyertibility of Real Estate into ready money.
Wan, of Capital among the Agricultural Glasses,
Neglect of Agriculture from scantiness OF Prott-
Waste and bad management OF little farms.
Abandonment Of Agricultural pursuits for speeula-
Want Of capital, knowledge ana sklii among i'o-
lated families.
Obstacles to sulrivatisn and Improvements from
the danger of thefts.
Quarrels and lawsuits about boundary lines, titles
larcenies, tresPasses, DC
Complication of household labor, and expense CT
unpreductive children.
Complication in purchases and sales, and prohts
absorbed by commerce.
Fai,hlessness of Servants aud hired Laborers
Bad application Of sexes and ages to lndu. Try
OF crops to soils, and cultivation TO iecahueS.
Absence of Unitsin Public Works and In Internal
improvements.
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Observation-Disclosures forLEARN-
nR. sWAYNE's COMPOUND Syrup

OF Wild Cherry may be had al MINORS drug S'ofe'
1872 Broadway corner OF John STREET ; 3;
From the great satisfaction ibis MEDICINE "a, Even eSra "
sni,y when he nervous system impaired, Is Claiming
stt.ntion o TIE medical profession IN various sections OF
The country veil ID populous ciues IRON Inc cHenn-
stance of It's wonderful effects
n B-An extract from the Weekly esHs'as er published
=, cb,nhersburg sates mat Dr. Humphrey, late OF 81.
rInas in this county used Cf. swayne's Syrup OF Wild
Cherry personally during protracted jnsss, preference
10. snv ni,er uledLcine be could obtain. iyl3 I'M
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SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST s, ls4a.
ASSOCIATION. 8
ICoa7k1suTE BY THE FRIENDS OF Asso

ICoHTk1suTED THE Fl
According to Fourier, the present System of S.
and is exactly the reverse of the true system of Soc
attained BY discovering the Science of Society,
Organization should res,-not by the political ca
Leaders of the World for the last twenty-five centu
present false Social Order and Association, is suc
upon Earth.
Results Of oar Present Societies.
1. Waste.
.. Indigcnce.
g. Fraud.
a. Oppression.
5. War.
6. Diseases uselessly and artiicially produced
7. Predoninance of all prejudices and obsta-
cles offered to improvements.
UNIVERSAL DlsTRusT-DuPLIc1rY OF Action.
MEANS OF
By WANT, STARVATION and VIOLENCE.
TABLE OF CONTRASTS BETWEEN THE PRESENT
This Table is to be read
Characteristics Of The Present System Of Society.
/. Smallest possible assemblage of Persons -
and often of the Implements of Labor.
3 Absence of a system of sharehold property,
and Hnsaleubleness of Real Estate will and for
its full value.
3. Separation of all branches of Industry, and
their isolated prosecution IN our present oocletes
q. Complicated and cumulative exercise Of In
dustrv .-obliging an individual to oversee all
branches of work.
5. Solitary and prolonged Occupations without
Emulation.
6. Monotonous occupations, continued often for
life without change OF variety.
7. Bad application of the Labor of Sexes and
Ages,-of capacities to functions, and Of crops to
soils.
8. No lust reward according to morit and talent;
no distinct division of Profits to each person
Man. Woman, and Child.
Q. Improbable and useless Works, unhealthy
from prolonged and aborious application.
10. Exclusion of the Laborer from an interest
in Enterprises, and frequent privaton of the en-
ioyment of the products OF his Labor
IL. Arbitrary Statutes, repressivc of Capacities
and Talents.
-. Painful obedience OF the Individual TO the
individual.
13. Pecpniary Dependence, and Indirect Servi-
tudc from Indigence.
a. False and pernicious development of the
Passions and Instincts, without equibrlums to
check excesses.
Is Exccsses in Pleasures, produced by contin-
ued Prvations.
1s Health and fortune lost in the pursuit OF
present trivial pleasures and amusements
II. Permanency of Fraud and Overreaching in
business and industrial Operations.
19. Riches acquired by the practice of Injustice
and indirect Fraud.
49, Productive Industry subservient to Com
nercc, and dependent upon it for sales and pur-
chases.
90. Party Strife and abortive Political Reforms.
2l Conflict of the individual with the collec-
tive Interest.
% Universal Sel6shness-universal Apathy and
Ind Inference of Man toward his fellow Man-ln-
coherent and groveng strife after money, and the
physical or lowest order Of Wants.
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ATTRACTIVE INDUSTRY.
|. Guarantee to all children ofequal chances OF
an Industrial and Scientific Education, and complete
dcveopme mt Of the mind and body.
.. Maintenance of Individual Property, and ex'
tension of its right to the Woman and the Child.
8. Free development of individualcharacter and
of all faculties and talents,-combined with The
unity of action of Association.
A. Useful employment and harmonious develop
ment Of the Passions and Attractions.
s. Maintenance and noble development OF all
true and legitimate Sentiments in Human Nature:
such as Religion, the Family Tie, DC. and the
Institutions based upon them.
G. Cultivation and establishment of the Globe.
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CHEMICAL. OIL, BURNING FLUiB---The sab.
rer would nv,e the attention. OF the ppbic To his STOCK
ofaGREENOU GIFS Pa EN- y LAM which frcni .se,r en-
beauty and superior qualities destined 10 sppcrsac '
ot.ers ssy1 use. The oil which is burned W hei, 80 - q
era!cal preparation very clean in is prolsfiiss, a s.
sysy brilliant ard economical light i1s >. rs AMI
I n.itI.r sa r5r s,sfr common LAMPS can be altered
It riding e7pne 10 burn tie aad s sunsesst sIs Is
ksraly peTgnittsi TO refer TO ssr1e q. sn @ pi.
ss''ts' ~ sc NO" T. HOOKER 4f6 Broadway,
2 rla,a m ,ssaa.r Of explosion In either oae si
- nere : s'f1-ag !" 49, o2l "
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wHoLE NO. 4I3.
FIRNIIlT IlTKE.-purchasers

fNDINE4l FJhIEIII Z IL lVChaSers
" will find il their interest cli No 20 Catherine
street, where be iAurI second toor
SSe sSor;epi OF splendid Cabinet Foruture the
aadoSt appruvcu patterns aud which viii be sold al
prices benN shat ilTri;ure ri the sane quality be
bought II aIciion The advantage here offered in buy
ng OF the regular manuactory auction prices must be
evident Ifnr and long experience in The business
any advantage IN manufacturing good and ornamental ware
the subscriber feels confident sayisg tat any who may
call al No. 90 CatherIGereet and mike Their selection
shall have full and ample -aisacon both price and
Quality in tie articles purchased. :. TANNING eZ Sn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

mo ENGINEERS. Manufacturers and

others Heided rrou gtt Iron T,,bes lor Steam Wa
ter Gas &c from 10 inches diameter ard IN lengths
from inches u feet capable OF sustaining an internal
sr with fittings OF every description such as bows rs,
Reducing Sockets Cocks, &c, TO which the Tubes are
5lned y Screws and by Of which they ay be put
Together will; grcat-stiaciy by any ordinary workman
The sren strength and durability q. these tubes as COM
pared with Copper or other material and Their economy
render irm superior TO all others for any OF the purposes
above mentioned. For sale by
;ys, If wALWoR'TH X MASON, sc Annst
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PATENT SALAMAN-
Il AYDEN'S Premium Peas.--A Silver
At THREE CENTS a PAGE,

NTUSIC. AT THREE. CENTS a Page,
We at No ~ LspenarSt., rrr. Of Brooirey-C!ISS.
T. GESI.AIN Muse Publisher is constantly receiving new
and fashionable Music, tor she Piano, Guitar and Fiutc
whch is sell ng nj the very low Price OF cents apae re
nil Also, on tand, small lot 81 Ncseal lDst onent,,
which will b. sold very low. The public az nvedD iii
and examine for themselves. wholesale dealers supplied
cheaper any other establishment in tie L. States;
N. B.-PaHo Fores tuned nj 75 cet>ts
jyl3 # CiAS. Z. GE.LAN.
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DIRECTIONS

eiulan verpiaaek X : llohertSo9 S,rpbea Canbsteng
Rosti Henry LUDLOW, Samuel Martin, EFedrrck pepeySer
William II. HARRISON, FS K Sehurhard banict seYaopr
\, r. RODGERS President.
rnYl2--Sm D. c rAYinR. SECRETARY.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

To ssrsngeis visiting TIE city, and also citizens dcsrous
of amusement and rYigorang exercise during Their alb.
scnce from business this all has attractions OF high order
inviting eelgn cnolness consequent It's size
and perfect ventilation and The order and decorn prevail
ing from strict discipline among lis attendants.
n. In this Saloon viii BE found six alleys thereby
preventing the usual detention objection 93m
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
ToKOWN'S BOWLING SALOON

Masonic Hail. Broad~ ay.-In Introducing this estab.
lishment of gentemen the proprietor would
call possessing advantages superior To any
ding yet Produced in the world and where can he
found recreation unassocaed with vugary or olyectona-
bic society II has been tie aim ol the poPrfto IN adapt
ing this superb hail the purposes OF athletic exercise, TO
banish by sric: prohcr regulations all deYations from
gsod proprety; to insure thus he has been careful in bis
selection OF assitant and particularly tGose charged w
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

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