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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-11
For Sale.

For Sale.
sNHE Subscriber will sell at the lowest cash
price the dw ling house, barn and ont buildings
and about tour of land pleasantly situated at
Milton Falls, and the tan yard shop and tools lately
owned and occupied by Warren Sbley The House
and Barn are well finished, convenient and new; and
there is not probably in the county better situation
for the investment OF small capital in the Tanning
aud Curryng business A short credit vii be given
for part ofthe purchase money with goodpaper For
further particulars inquire of Mr.. Milton Watson on
the premises or of the subscribers in Westiord.
JOHN SHELLEY.
DANFORTH WALES.
Westford, Oct. II, 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-11

Uantea--A lady adverses for divine, joyial, Sc
rious, bold majestic noilonsive, scientific, nmbls-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-11
Silks.
Great Bargains.

OF Wainrieht's hest improved premium cool,
/ stove; fancy parlour s,ove box stove; l two
horse wagon.
The above are all in good condition for immediate
use, although second hand, and will be sold at low
rate. NM. HoRLbul.
OF L l9i2.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-11

Cheap! Cheap!
A new lot of Broad Cloths, Just received, and for
~ sale at very reduced prices for cash or wool by
III. w. CATLIN.
=. ;. Prices to compare with he tmes,no mistake
Sept 7th 1912
Tor SALE, at small advance from COST
so btls. Logwood,
80 Nicwood,
25 Camwood,
Is Redwood
25 Fustc,
10 Alum,
5 Madden,
10 kegs No.. Emery.
70 =" Indigo,
cases Refined Borax.
FoLLErr & BRApLEYs.
Aug. s,1942.
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Notice
AT the New Cash Store.

AT the New Cash Store,
NlVES AND FORK S pocket and pen-kniyes.
IN sissors and shears; silver steel and brass thm
bles razors and Chapman's patent straps; Tobacco
and snuff boxes; shaving and fancy perlumed soap
best needles and pins; fancy and glass beads; hair;
dust cloth and tooth brushes; German Silver Brit.
ANA and Iron table and tea spoons Jews hnrps:
TEA TRAYS BY THE SETP OR SINGLE,
New beginners in house keeping, will find it for
their interest 10 examine this assortment, which has
been recently purchased at very reduced prices and
will be sold at unusual low prices.
Oct. g. 1912. VIM HURLBUT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-11

HEAVY plain beaver cloths; heavy waved do.
l. L black and blue broad do; invisible green olive do;
black and blue black Casmercs; satin, velvet, and
worsed vestings super satin stocks; merino buck and
other gloves, can be found at the Cash store of
Oct 9Th 1872 VIM. HURLBUT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11
II HI II II i L y L.



la 1924 Gen. Jackson, then member OF the
T.. S. Senate, before which Protective Tariff bill
was pending, wrots az follows to DR.. Coleman OF
North Carolina
&" So far NJ the Tariff before us embraces the do
,iss Of fostering and preserving withs ourselves
tive means cf national defence and independence,
particularly in state of war, I s0nid adcooSte
and SHpp0rtu Providence has filled our noun
tains and plains with Inincras-with lend, iron
aud copper: and given US climate and soil tor Ia"
growing OF hemp and wool Those being the
GRIND rsatcrinls of our national defence, they
oue ht To have extended to them SdeqVdfs and
far protection, that our DdRvf factories and Ia
L0refS may be placed on fair competition with
those of Euyope, and that ne may have "lthin our
counlr, a supply OF those leading and important
articles 50 essential in war. Beyond this look at
the Iarif ruth an eyc "a he proper d,sfrtbsiion
Of iaJ0r and rceeRVe, aad with a view to the
discharge Of our national debt. | will ask what's
he real situation Of the Agricultural, Were hds
N, As.ericaa TURNER a market for has surplus
,rodncfsI Except for cotton, lac neither has
foreign nor bone market. Does not this clearly
prove. wheM there is market either at home or
abroad. that there is too much labor employed in
agriculture and that the channels for labor shosld
be- multiplied. Comaon sense points out at once
the To- nedy Draw from agriculture ;his suPeIa-
bundant labor--employ it in ncchan'sm anil man
ufaeta,es thereby erecting home market for
ycur Lrcad-satf. and distributing labor TO the
most profitable amounts, and benefits for the coun-
iry will result In storf, sir, IRE hare beent0o isag
suLjecffo tie Policy IF British merchants. RS
time ec shouid beceme a huie more A.cr1cda-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11

remedy. moor houses. mere few ind disgrace
fui asvlum. If it Cannot do away with the iilga-
ton fraso aad cheating without ED. when result
from thc prcscn; system OF Industry -nd Com
merce j, can bai.d penicutarie. 10 fsPross .uci
act. a. are over lacrunt. Thu. Legislation : oc-
c,lpied with the mere results and effects OF the
Social Organization. - the entire neg eoi OF their
source-ths, organization it'eif.
1t may be said tina, legislation should have 10
hing to do with the industrial and other relations
Of mem il 90. who should Besides, ii II inter-
feres in al oucsto-. arisin, ol OF those relations.
why should, 40, operate upon those relations them
selves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11

ATTEMPTED MuRDsR.-Joel IIotchkiss, OF
Guilford, We arc informed, attempted to take TIE
life of his wife this morning. by discharsng at her
a mu.ket. loaded with shot, which took effect IN
her leg He i, an incorporate fellow, and was
probably under the influence of liquor at the time
ii is but few years since he was tried for the
murder Of his first wife, when, We believe, he s'-
capped only through some informally in the pro-
coedinss against him. New-llaven Pail. 9th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11

How TUE STATE NAY MAKE MoSkY'--iw'
State Of New-York il pss.ed OF over han mn
lion of acre. Of land IN thi. State. winch might oe
nade available if proper measures were pursued 10
make hsm So. The land * now almost useless
for want of roads. S40O0O0 laid ont IN Tue h'N'
four wears in making roads through Hon's'"'i!
al Hamilton counties. would insure a rcturn To
,b. State Of about s. for II laid ost. We hope
,h,. >ub;ec, will not be neglected. by the next Lee
cislaturc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11

HORRIBLE AsclDEsr.-A. the L. o'clock tram
wa. proceeding Last on the night OF the OH inst
when a little below the depot Mt Chester asio-
rics, it ran over man by the name ct Earle Big
Glow. WHO wa. Wing across the track, muiiiatlns
h. body in the most shocking manner. lie SUI
,iyed but iow moments. The individual was
probably in state of intcxication.
GWes,licld Pallad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11

W The carpet mills in ,hi, city have been or
.,red TO cease work The hands employed have
received notice to tina, effect, and the mills We
understand, will stop in abou, fortnight from 'A'
time. The stopping Of the carpet mill. vii! throw
a large number of people out Of work which III
the prcscu, state of depression, when employ meat
j.. difficult 10 bc obtained. will be sorcy felt he
mills have been kept running until so large a,
amount of Manufactured material has accumulated
that the directors have thought IL imprJ@snt TO
nm them longer. Lowell courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11

~ MARY Ann Melane. the old woman whom
W. mentioned in our Police reports on Wedncs
day. As having been bru,aily assaulted by one Ia
,ric Harvey, died Yesterday. coroners inquest
wa.h hold over her body, and the jury returned a
verde, of death, from wounds inflicted by Pauic
Harvey. Harvey is now in Jail under : 900 bonds
Boston Times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11

OCJ7 In the Essex q. j. Oyer & Terminer, the
case of james Low, indicted for the murder of
Isaac Winans. called up Yesterday. Messrs.
David Graham. of This city, and Whitehead, Of
Newark, appearing for the prisoner-rhc Attorney
General, Mr.. Molleson, and Mr.. +. Il. Chctwcod
Of Elizabsthiowr, for the prosecution.
Upon the motion for bringing the prisoner to
the bar Mr. Graham remarked that a. the crime
charged had been committed but a week ago, and
as the prisoner had not had time to prepare for
rial, he wished a po,tponement as long n
"Wednesday of next week.
Mr.. Chetwood objected to so much del"y, and
Mr. Whitehead replied. The Court decrccd the
pos,pone,neni. and the witnes.e. were recognised
to appnar on Wednesday. American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11

SAD ACCIDENTAL sad accident occurred in
Tyrinchsm on the 9th ut which should be placed
upon record a; warning to young lads TO be care
fil in the u.c of fre arms. A young lad took t.
loaded doublcbarrelled gun, contrary to the com
mand of his parents and went into the field Of a
neiehbor where the contents were very cnrcIcssly
discharged and lodged in the body of Horace Col
,ins. u son of Mr.. Chester Collins. abost ID years
old. Though every thing Was done thnt medical
skill could do young Collins died in about hours.
Lenox Eagle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11

iLANnNN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver

Medal VI, awarded !. Hayden Tor ls " very snpe-
ror PEN" hy he Amsrcan lrt0s ~ u, ias PAT Inc
Government have gwen te hr Preference, and ht best
accountants and many o the public institutions VIII u-' no
other Pen, Iiey have Justly Obtained tie sgnts rsputa-
ton and surpassed cqu1eib y ANY In n country
The iadc Supplied at the Mn1uiactutrr, price, by he
agents j. J.. hNh NJ , tlat-su'"-
St.tls my9u
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

viii hli 20 ih,ir interest io cah al NJ 20 Ca''rn"'
street where may be- i.nu she second hoor an extern
i've assortment 0 sp.cnii Cabinet Furniture oi NE newest
ami most approved uaii-fu' and which VII ~ sod AZ
lr,-, heiow what lrnuule 81 the s-iur Gul'iy can :"
Drght o. 81 auction. IL. advantage here ode eel ~ inN-
n a. he regular mandatory ~ auction pfcrs must h
- ri lif,ir a.l trg spercncr 10 Tie business ~"
nv at,arl i uulla rifpg good and ornamental"
tie .uh,crbtr ir, C0nheri .dtlrg Uat any WHO may
r,l Al No 20 Caih.r " street and make their selection
al have ull and ample satisfaction both az pr'r ara
'i,,, In H., ,rt,s,, ,,t~rh,...i : TANNING ir2l I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11

LyRANkLlN SALT WATER BATHS

Z le- N1flrn--f IIN~ HUNS n spectIlHy ln-
,yr iaai .on one ot The ul0, eIieasye asd Ornamental
Bath. fr aies AMI -sucuc., hat ,Nrf hal'd 90 TIC
American waters planned snd bu By NJ Gavin Pollard,
ant alapgtd 10 al fs- purposes Of braun fr'doH AMI "a
afucln sfoW,s hs, np.u new ad hHpro,'d eohs' &c
uos simple ind si rns pnsuIr barb, .os adss an" g-E
ti-n-r var1u> depn. ant extensive ~ ulnag school
for hnv. The n .eol llri,st Rad Conducted by Mr.
Oaky. ed. BroaAlsn, possess 20 rN'lN cunot AMI eon'et
cuce m The rt..t,!r- department k4ss lhsma, ugs,s
.hs be las rc.s, h promise I'd h. liberal patrons ot
AT faOu and solicit that ~IIport roar TIE cltfen> AMI
Vsor> oi New York. thzt enterprise entities ban 10
Length OF the Genutmens Batl = sDd - Ladies Bs'h
- AL g.. iSk1 to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11

u Affecting OF the Executive CoUneiI takes place Tbs
Evening
II The Monthly Meeting Of the FOURIER Association
OF the City Of NevYork will be- held the Lecture Han
all Broadway, tomorrow evening al ! O'CLOCK.
p GfLIs Rec. Sec'y. -, ~. ~.
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I,RANKLlN SALT WATER BATHS.

foot OF Montgomery -sifrrt The frai an >'t "d's
Ba.h open 10 the loot o Montgomery street, nom
y. % 20 p. W. slower Baths, upn Improved plans
80 ag >cnco sas superior PrNaIe baths for ad', and
vent canon. e1j lUl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11

ALBANY AxB BosroS RAuRoAD.-lhe time nj
which the passenger trains on this road leave
Grcenbush for Boston mas been changed to qsar-
ter after six, in the morning, instead OF quarter
before aud To haf-past three, instead OF quarter
Ee(orc one in the afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11
VATSKIlL MOUNTAIN HOUS l., n

Tho Pine Orctar,i-iG42 -Thi, romantic and tsshiona-
lie resort will - conducted during the present season un
lie tie irec ton superintendent Of the suO,crlDeT
In, n, ,roone comp &c anal iiu-ou. repair, and l. now
,rn for lie ut on ofV,'fs No effort will be spared
frs .n. oif.d 4, hcraof re- - ahls viii be furnished
rn e.. d, aa-y that the New orb market can aliordi
,.d every Isble attention iH.t can poo' te 'oh'sh
iec- ani cupS on, patrons VIII be promptly De-
slowed The road leading o. ih, establishment and r,pe.
cily that part ot it e mountain, has been rendered
ror. city smooth AMI sa.e. %,
i,.,-. \. Scash s. COS. excellent lne OF Stages VIII
ran is heretofore .aIy Dewec the Lani'g AMI the
Mountain House, tLt arrival of he boats
a. / 81
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BROWNS BOWLING SALOON

'iason.c ttt.i Bfosi.ay--ip utrOducng TIT, rpsb.
,hm.ut to tue EDc- or grutcurr, The proprrsor would
e. attention l possessing advantages ~ 0 % any
thrg ever vi produced IN tre Vsfi and whtrt can 10
'oun. recrsaos ar sitl suEaIts o- oArcona'
he society. Il has been tg SD C. t poIf 'o. % tispt
M tbs Snperh haH to the uurpss n ai'c tArr,sr %
h.n..l hN srct prob fcrN ,cuat o. al d-Vsuous fron
sni p~aprety; 10 his has been careful IN he
selection oi assistants, AMI pdiucuiay those charged win
10. general supervision
To strangers visiting ,he city, sni also CITIZENS de>ou'
81 amusement sad iENgorstug exercise during then alb
>ure c,n business ihi, Hal ha. attractions o h n order
inviting by the esghu cooneSs consequent Epon T. NIs
and perfect sud the order AMI decor un prevail
rr. from .ificf fiscirhu among rs aitelfani,.
= BIN iii, saloon VII IL found ~ ai'Ns thereby
mr. y.nro I'M, .ua e euton - slueh au objection JN9 jn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11
AZ : OCIA ITO y;
Or, Principles OF True organi1ahon OF soei'

- The .lfsrp Of Ls csIna s diifaot from t.at Of
ri, Trib-n, Aires Lf,eri pof:pad 10 4 BRISBANE
Rs,d<aoe, rs Leonard stTe,.
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CRINNELL, MINTURN. 7o South ST

HRlNNELL. MIN L l nv. 10 HOuli- ST.
NJ have for sale
Shrathin. copper-?no cases English from u to y o.
Iron 80 tons English we'll assorted.
Tin Pht-s--u0 bOIes assorted.
English Tin-ln.ota ibs Block Tn
Tr. Pot>-30 English, 10. leo, 100 AMI zoo GaoI'
Iieop Irons tor. assorted.
Iyory-i0 prime Tech and 30 >cr'ello'.
Rio Cof4e-,,fa h1s, prime green
Srra--4;o hoKes Brow Hayasa-io soo bl's ~
Eu,,a sal Cllh-lOt0 piece, Il dft 81 inch iratc =
unheached Ru,,i3 Raven, Duck-5'o pieces hieachtd-
RUSSIA Slieei.u-~-sU bales hrachcd AMI UhIirltlth
90 Daprr~-loo bales superior quality.
do Cra.i-oj bale assorted
do Boz Rupr-lao c0iis Ip.
hiadler-20 ca.ls prime Ombno
Florrtte Psper-l- bales entitled 70 tebeniure
Sou. "a tllD<se.
Ne-n luGIi-lo cases Chinese.
Imifco-Zr cases Manila.
Rluiarti-50 case Fast Ind
Ca..a-.u'0 nlsts and - caseS
Sap-l00 case, Gcruas.
Canile.-ya b1ye> Sperm. assorted
0Iivc on p.De. Also,
"A a,.,vmsat 81 China silks
Bhrk -ilk Haui, Tciie's-l case II.
White Ponsct>--u case. so g,L.
Black Ssiii.-5 t0 - ta4>.
Black >arSzri~-l case. 90.
zane -i.lH Ia r1ss~ embroidered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11

SNAIL Pox.-The Mayor Of Buffalo has not'-
fed the citizens of that place that II tow cases OF
small pox have appeared among them' and rec
ommcnds the use on their part of all the means oi
prevention in their power.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11
SEA BATHING at Lon: Branch, New

Jsr,cv on the t.sDtc Oo-au ne s1hscrb.', lanl-
ny house apt Toe reception 90 company, uncr The
d reci On of A., Ferguson JNO. HOPPER.
\ R-\,u4~.. 80 2ms
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l0uH'sin IIOusfl OI 10 dIIFlT ~ NJ uudI, -,
iii I'm 4. l.. BEACH, Proprietor.
EAiONED from - 10 - Chambers.

= T. No I'D IIUNI IT III ~ NHdH'''V'o-
.stIe,t -DcDi siry.--Wm Thorn. DENTIST 'ocie the
4taa.uo i t.>, wuo wear icli Teeth amt those VINO
IN .v rIue tleu - h, mrhp supplying br niNliafy
1aiv ~ the teeth Know ing tai There Is d,agfrta-
bic taste m az. months OF hos" Who .Juise nae III, re.oH
, rom ihe acid on gold plate, 20 al sts 81 al adnI
,It le insert. .,e.A ir0g ola complete "i, without
ID. no - ulrt.c'. OIL nis al OF sny d,,crI ZION "a
i.7lm Iy2 30 CHANGERS ST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11
IKENESSES takcr by the paguerrco

Itvne Process. are TAKEN ~ the NON. conner Ro7d-
Wv and John-si IN superior ,,ye with al the uodeu
ncroseul-nt> without ary regard to the weather, ne re-
sui heng always the same.
Jfrsf,ost IN the ssoye beautiful AIT given and or
r1rsfus turi bed ~ moderate prices
r. Al the apparatus u-ed "a the business nav ~ co.
tanned A. the above place Aso every Ge>cup,ou of Nina
tur Cs,es Lenses Plates &c Sc. Specimen. may b. seen
y, lie r,.,,. Al ann lime during the dsy. iyt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11
MILITARY GOODS below cost, at

We cana lem Lauc.-Iia subscriber having relnqni,i.
"a military busue, and removed N goods from ist
Broadway 90 MAIDEN Lane, NOW oIct> O g. us rnuir
.tock-cpt.,t-g 81 swords. Belts -ashes, tpnuleties,
flcr, Buttons Plumes Mu,kets, i,s &C. Nc below cost
Ia .,s making uhorui-, olcffs tJupPrr nfn i''f or
oersoss purcha4nI 20 s,ii again will DO vel 70 CAL
VI f''t' 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11

NTWe learn from Manchester, that ! osier
Towns Esq. Immediately after leaving the cal >
ON hi, return from BostaD, last Friday Tell dead
in the street MI Towns was between 30 and 6n
wear. of age, and resided several years at Hook
.c,, Ilill's Concord Patriot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11

W The Rev. John Armstrong, late Brlt''"
Chaplain st Bucnos Ayres. on his return to tns-
land sy way OF the United States and Canad', az
riyeJ here in the bark Phiena. Saturday morning.
from MoptevidcO. Commercial AHNer'-eF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11
VVITIAL. INSIRAVCE.-On Dwell

Fe INK I0..f. and Furniture only. proft, r,inrneI 70
a.. Assured THE HOt >EHOLDEk>' vi TuAL IN
>TRRNCF COMP ANY, Office 90 " al Il, tor separating
ibe insurance ~ Dwelling Houses and Furniture from u"t
ol stores aud Merchand,>e.
u well known That almost all ihe loses nc ltIe - '
l. f ir.ursrcc are the result OF the burning Of NdsSs'
bic store, and costly goods. a.,
Thi, INCREASE, fhe expense Of insurance. To ne hol'' p
,r and may possibly deprive rim at the very secafiy Tor
wiI,4 h, PAYS bis premium 49,, ~,
The cash payments or pren.u'S form uni rhirh, a.,
, ,nau,tS and losses. represented by scrip, anu
issued 70 the proportion to tie amount OF Tier
Insurance - - IN,
Thi> Comranv prepared to insure a-ains, loss or Jam
ave hv nre Dwrlu House., occupied IN who're or III p'rt
a. .,rb Household Furniture and oil Household Properly
o~.parv kent IN dwelling houses Every person iiui-
u with tl Company entitled to one vote Tor eaeh nun
drrd dollar, Insured.
DIRECTORS
Ct'.ag Nernlarct 4 AR1+ertS0u, STEPHEN Cainhietht'
Eo,t UegrvT aillw samuel Martin. Frederick ncpryNrr
~ 4 L. RODGERS. President
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WORTHY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nOILFD AND PLATED BRASS

-. - e,-rIatJiMEs g nOFFETT - frnee .
mar wo.isf NJ the low 81 market PfesA Lher''
superior article OF Coopers Bras
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11

~ The Quebec timber trade is very Hat thu
wear. But few vessels, comparatively are loading
The price has fallen 80 per cent, Sc says the
Montreal Times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11
ADIES, < GFNTLEMEN5' NEW

4 4 BOOT AND SHOE STORE. - Greeuw.ch.
d.-,f. corner Of Kohn-.n street : luer lns oprn"h
lt~,. aud general as.,r."rt Of Ladi's, VI ,ses aud
Cbren, Cater Boots AMI SHOES, Of te latest >'ye, ,nd
% ever yanely-e,slI m.-ria. ana workmanship. Also,
Men. and You'd. Boots aui Shoes, which are offered AZ
prices corrt, pouiiug y 'il the tiles
NE. Courrj Merchants supplied by ne ca" or dozen
, II. l,,v,.., t.-t.. myl2-U
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NNGLISH NEWSPAPERS, MAGA-
g. ZINES BOOK> AID PRlNTS-Transa,laILc

z ITNE-. b'UI"N :" y 'rSI''''
NewsraDer Office. Liverpool
CuhNLES WILMER, NJ Liverpool supple, Ne At't-
- 49,. with BRITISH NfMSPtFEHs, MAYA
;lNFI hooks anl PRINTS, eD IT, mot advantageous
,o. n. forward. te ycIy laia-t cHuo. oi az NJ Lon
Provincial N.s.-s re~,. >h.ppmg b,is, Frc Cur
,lts.- h.. tl ~t.sser. Esd llssfs from Liverpool lon
, ami B-..o ana Tie Magazine, Books, and PGis. as
saIu as puul.L't 49,. - ~,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11

u c. Moore Moss, aged 20, native Of Ne'
Jersey, committed suicide at Philadelphia on +
dav, by hanging himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11

10 Lord Mcrpeth arrived at Toronto, from y
aoon,. on Saturday last. Tie Was TO remain iheI
several days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11

rj7 There are thirteen revolutionary pensioners
in Kentucky between 100 and l0) years OF age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11
Man AND the lIoUR HAVE COVE.

BASE ViNAINY.-Thc following paragraph APP
pear. in the paper FROM which il is quoted usder
the head Of Wages Of Sin ihouslgthat may be
appropriate deem the one we hayo chosen due
to the scoundrcl Of responsibility and good stand
ing whose name the paper has so considerably
concealed
An intelligent, interesting and smiablc looking
Young lady WAS arrested in this city the other day
ON charge Of destroying her new born infant
She is one of respectable family in Rutherford
county, whore her seduc,r also resides, and he
would feel very indignant at any one who should
question hi. responsibility and good standing -
She stated she was deceived and betrayed to her
rain by promise of marriage, and .hs"ed u letter
upon which size based the vain hope that the muir
dersr Of her peace wosd yet marry her Bet this
hope is one of other evidences that her guilt and
its consequences had affected her reason. 1t is
altogether probable that her infant was born dead
at least there was evidence TO the contrary,
and the investigation defeated by her escape.
Nashville Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11
~LUE.-l0O barrels low priced Glue for
Nv GENTLEMAN Intending to build

4 NY GENTLEMAN INTENDING 10 o '.,'i',
womb 10 well % pa, along ihe street enu NOV
= q, H. ri,n % and enquire why The mortar j "a'ir'
on OF NJ sa1y; thea examine III. mortar under ins 1op-
- ,-.a. ana cellar way. aud u b. ,houi hed al s"ls
-, -, h.,. inserted 10 MS prcucaion lhnna'o"
- t,- '. IL Vou.I have tae mortar remain nint dh1
r,,f sra wind AMI eai'r' '' 4'' 'T'i ',' "
oon - .i ~ rot a,a Ol oi any bHe or 'tlhf N'h
9 any .uai Oh how.ssr cxpo.,d. Prcr - pr ~ q"
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