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4 PPoINTED TO RULE BY NIGHT "A
A Lard Lamp With IL Oh 9s bee DO se ana a.Ss.
pp'," nv, Invention of s. B. Terry Tor burning lard,
ALLOW oil Terry, Patent La L a13 may a sT d: s st n
lt 80 r,erisI bDre! Il Only neat aDd 5Irnps but
ct!; sure tn the work. While all ot9et ..n lamp y ~,
~, TO- rhem useless there such dra|back upon
ceIence OF Terrys Lam? Il neits all the aru ~ NE 1o
80 n,cLIv and burGs till every drop ~ consumed
IIye rs sormeu OF these lamps, adapted TO all 'caloS
nd ali i,s.s will b. kept on hand and for sale
SIc9nt, and Others invited call and witness their
r.tion which mas excited the admiration OF all WHO rave
cen i, AZ Z. HARRISON'S, 233 Penri street, y. \
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THE Cow TREE Palo de raca.]-In passing
through the valley of Aragua, Humboldt and his
company stopped at the farm of Barbula to salts
fv themselves by ocular examination respecting
the truth of tho accounts they had received OF
the Pale dc reca, or Cow Tree, the milk OF winch
the negroes were SAID Ia consider wholesome all
ment. They found its virtues had not been OK
aroerated 1t is q handsome tree, resembling the
broad leaved star apple Ii yields an abundance
of glutinous milk of an agreeable and balmy
smell This nourishing fluid flows most album
dainty at the rising of the sun. The natives has
ten from all quarters, with bowls to receive the
milk Humboldt declares that he never met with
any object that so strongly affected his magma
ton as the Cow Tree.
YASHgR ESTERrRlsE.-Two schooners belong
ING to Yarmouth, Cape Cod, came into our port
Yesterday, both deeply laden with anchors, cham
cables, &c. which they had recovered by dragging
on various bars on the Southern Coast On ocra-
cock. Wilmington, Charleston and lybee Bars,
they have succeeded in dragging up " anchors
some of them OF the largest size. They have been
out some eight months on this expedition, ana
are nov, about to return home. They inform US
that they were successful In dragging up, some
time since. at Sandy Hook, an anchor weighing
1000 pounds-it was supposed to belong to some
friga,e. Savannah hePuo'icali'
A TRIBUTE TO BR>yEkY.-Major Henry bKE,
yoosr of Detroit, has received splendid Medal
from the Secretary of the Navy for his gallant
conduct during the action of Perry's Victory over
the British on Lake Erie. His bravery on tnaI
occasion should entite him TO better reward
He is one of the twelve early American settlers
in Michigan, who were there at the treaty IN
1895. There arc but three now hvlng-Ma]or
Brevoort, Henry Russell and Christian Clemence,
We know them wel-they are all gentlemen OF
I the old school-high-minded and honorable men,
and were Jealous supporters of Gen. HarTison's
election. Roch. Dem
IL Died at his residence in Tivertnn, on In
day last, Mr.. Thomas Wilcox aged IS years. MIR.
W. was probably the last of that adventurous
band, who, with Col. Barton, afterwards Gene,
raj Barton as their leader, captured General
Prescott British officer, on Rhode Island, dur
ing the revolution, and conveyed him safely to
Warwick. Boston Post
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Ti= work contains full clear, graphic and auhen.
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presents attractions such opinion, very e" WORKS
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Should the succeeding numbers OF USff " c!KS JoI
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" " '' " " Alton Telegraph
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CINGING BY NOTE.-The subscriber will form
- anew Class in learning Sing By Note on ednesday
evening June 7h AZ o'clock his No.ill Roadway
rms is the only Evening Class which te subscribers
f ~! ~ 80 fr.. J. +. WARNER,
Tan 1tar o Webers Theory, Kubers Elements and other
German Musical Works. J-5 us SS"
EDUCATION IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, on
T. tbe Hudson River, 80 miles from New York
The subscriber wishes notice that be can receive H'o
his family Boarding Scholars dur'ag Inc present
oo'i4e" 90 '''' JOHN ALZAMORA.
E,,burcb June Isl 1915 je3 I'm
JOSEPH r. FOSTER, NJ. D. Surgeon Den
.. list mas from Nh 2n No Il Park plac- r2 I'm
NTADDER.-l5 casks prime Ombros. for sale by
lN GRlSNELL, MINTURS x Co.
IS 5outh-sreet
CHEATHING- COPPER-lOO cases English, 16
~ =, 10 70 q AGRINNELL, MINTURN Co. 10 South ST.
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BY WILLIAM ATKINSON.

Ding III. substance OF case delivered the Hand-oom
Weavers' Commission.
BY WILLIAM ATKINSON.
W1rH Az INrRoprcTies Treating Of The present state
the Science of P.HcGl Economy, end The 7dsptGft0n
OF It's Primer pies the Condition Of oar ocn Country
and the uptnildtng of IFS Prosperity.
By Horace GREELEY.
The work Of Mr. ATKINSON one of the most insttuc-
tive aud admirable that has appeared on the poftan
and difficul, subject of Political Economy-dificu not 50
much in lis essence or the OF It's laws as IN the a
ulicaou of those laws 10 the dsnlaf implicated vary
Ing circumstances of different nations and periods ne
laws etuced BY Nh Atkinson are 50 Just 50 cieaf so VITAL
aud vet so strangely overlooked b. those VINO fo@a 70
themselves the title OF the Political Economists IN our day
and bo resolve all Political Economic Science INTO doing
uothinr-of whose universe SomnuS Is Jod-and VINO ere
The maxim Of the counter. Buy where can cheapest
10 the summit of at,anabie wisdom and craftsmanship IN
their ewes the cheapest possible p5oduc;ioncon bang the
s,andais the great end OF human effort and ne
who is ou1pPed the aeadlons Is doomed 10 suin
and starvation by the law Of enYious siriie and
on-tton which thsv basphenoasly represent rs TIE or
der Of Providence These the views put io.ih D! inc
Political Economists euthroned IN our colleges anu
&c liberal and shfened AT least these the inevaoie
-s,l, from .ose views II needed that the Spacious
falac,ss put forth BIZ teSs TEACHERS should De W
corured and this has been done mastery manner o
Mr. Atkinson As an elementary treatise on foitieI coa
xx r.fr,atiou of ths doctrines of Free Trade thso-
rists-nothiur equal his work has ever appeared on eite
side Of the Atlantic To the friends al ladast
,hr. ard 70 ali who regard the trade the skill or e1perl-
Of the Working Man his PROPERTY his means CT I'VE
Ei,d in the possession OF which Government IS bound 10
cnr and sustain him precisely does the osseso OF
other Popsya IS until and ansss some oysFsuilas
- .oprxe-na all who would give stability, I-rn1anchce'
s ,a and prosperity Industrial Interests Of The
Country, we heartily commend this work trusting ,sat
viii aid ms TO FOR Il wide and genera! psfAi
PIC cents capy copies for ST. or $40 Per nqaard
orssr, are solicited GREELEY * McELRAfH,
Tribune otirs, loo Nassau-stree'
Medicines of the best qI1ality new pfEf -.
ations and approved popular Eernsdie for sal. b.
frhei' J. /. CODDINGToN, AsothscssSis sy,,
c17 Hrtson-street. cor. sprinG.
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SEVENTH WARD BANK, !
N.m-N.rk Nay 2Il 1919

LNRENCH LINEN DRILLlNGS-Just received
DAVOL'S Cloth Store. No 50 Naiden.lane, cases of
French Linen Dngs OF the best quality comprising
variety OF style PLAIN figured striped and plaid; Also best
hrunk white Baisiey Drills brown and slate French Linen
and ribbed Gaboons French Cessneres; igh, and
dark ashmaets black ashm3,s.tes black and
other articles suitable andboys summer Cloth
ing for sale at the lowest market pces, AZ
mY21 In DAXOL'S Clcth Store, 80 Maiden lane
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~ COLES, grateful for past tayors would re-
~. spectiull inform his friends and the public that he has
removed his MOROCCO CASE MANDATORY, from
his old stand No ZOE, ls Broadway nearly orpcse JOHN
street 81 floor where h still continues manufacture Mo
Cases OF all descriptions, At reduced prices OF te eest
materials ard Workmanship at low prices ans other eS-
Enlistment IN the city.
y Be o. faiters himself that frem the LONG experience
the above business that for workman
ship urabtyor cheapneS he b. surpassed by any
other in the country.
Iii order, thankfully received and executed with nestness
,,S t;sratcb u3l i've
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THE
LIFE AND SPEEC H E S
HENRY CLAY,
THE WHOLE FOR ONE DOLLAR!

,MPLETE ~ TWO VOLUMES, or OVER 100 LARGE r.Grs,
WITH THREE ENGRAylNGS!
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rARRJAGE MAKERS AND UPHOLSTER-
~ Frs GOODS-WM. VI. TITUS, No. so BeaTtF'st'
ed Damaks and Rattinelt, various coor, silver tta5 ard
blue Cloths black and dab LniSs drih an pu: %
ties: Turkcyrd Furnitups; IL and 20 inch Butaps
Berth Counterpanes AID Blankets; Na'ha5 Ireau ~c'
MIN LIN
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CROTON WATER.-M Many of the takers OF the
OCroton Water having been under the bel ef that renewed
payment in advance would be- for six months only IN consec
cncr of which they not prepared 10 the Jst OF
Nav rpon their call ae office The year required idD
TO- ud in adranee determined extend the
Of shutting off the from those houses which have not
been ~ id for until the 18th Of June after WHICH
,rthr INDULGENCE can be granted Those who wish syod
crowd and delay when they call at hs oth:e.
the hours Of A. VI. and half past g P: NJ
BE- order. A. b. BlGELOW trsister
Office of the Croton Aqueduct Board,
No. Old Aims House, Park June l. 1913. jelb
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the Counter LLfl TO- rl.
ursseneat which h- has received since ne oF*ed o@s 20
.,s his friends and the public thai PANS w Dr. spared
~ his pa TO give satisfaction all who maj favor t WIN
mir custom. His experience in the bustnrzs and h de'
nnaoa but the priIaet quaifs Of meat
of rhr cooking being entirely unde. the supetin-
a,dsnc- OF family, he sufficient pees,
nsurs him far proportion OF the public petEoaass- y
DUSSA DLAPERS5O bales superior quality
~ ~, i0' 'st GSRISNELL, MISTURN co. "a soathas
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ARD OlL-The subscribers have constantly !,
ON hand and are in daily receipt Of large qutntitirs OF
ard Oil direct from manuf.ctory recently
new principle. The quality Of thu Oil IS deelds"y and
viii sold in quantities and packages to sun
~ L. and oth.r, aye particularly requested to call ana eSd'
me .'' BIJTLER {; NORRIS, IS Waef-stfeet.
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JOSEPH elliott, Pen Manufacturer 10 the
y high character Of these lens has
induced The attempt on part several disrusblf makers
practice fraud not only Mr. elliott but also upon
hus elliot emitting the final III the market IL can
readily be detected by unfinished appearance and the very
common style in which IL put ny.
Observe the Ssnnne Pens ~ marked IN i4i o.rpn
Gou's Patent" Joseph elliott warranted and that
each gross bears a fac simile of his sigustur-
The above may be had, wholesale, OF HENRY JESSOP
John strert.C OF Gold. IyI3IV
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;yyYoRK. TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1913.
Doctrine Of Association.

An article on the Position of Woman will ap-
pear tomorrow.
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SOUTHERN MICHlGAN.-Thc valley of the st.
Joseph river in southwestern Michigan and north
ern Indiana, has long been famous among travel
crs and cmigrants for its wonderful fertility IN the
production of wheat 1t has been no uncommon
thing in the early settlement Of that country to
raise three crops of this valuable grain from one
sewing of the seed. This result was the effect
of the little value of the CROP the scarcity ofmcn
to harvest it, and the fact that one settler could
cultivate five times much land as he could
gather the fruits Of in the short period in which
wheat can be harvested. Under such clrcum
stances the only alternative was for the farmer to
gather what he could, and plough in the balance
for the next years crop.
Fifteen years ago when the national road was
laid out and partly opened from Detroit to CHI
caro, the traveller across the Peninsula was tortu-
nate if he found when night overlook him log
cabin of the rudest construction to lodge IN, and
little hominy and milk for his supper made from
corn partially pulverized in "A huge wooden NOR
tar. Often it happened that, notwithstanding her
loud ringing bell, the COW could not be found, and
that the boy sent into the forests to hunt his and
the falnily's supper lost his reckoning and was
unable to find the tactical fountain or his home
Then general hunt was promptly set on loot to
call in the lost child. Horns, conchshclS and
every means OF creating 4 lar sounding NOISE "cic
put in rcquisition. At that period the danger
from wolves and other "varmlnts was not lit
tie to stray boy wandering in the night, far from
human abode.
What change has the short laps of fifteen
years wrought in southern Michigan! 4 railway
is now nearly completed from the mouth OF the
river Raisn on Lake Erie, TO Joncsvile on the
head waters Of the st. Joseph which falls into
Lake Michigan. Jonesville is now a lonrshlng
village sustaining one or more reputable ncwspa-
pcrs, having large Touring mill, which cost S25,
600 in these times of cheap labor and building
materials, driven by the abundant water of the
st. Joseph, which falls twenty feet, by the conf
bina,ion of natural and artificial advantages
The railway starting from Monroe and penetrating
the heart OF this fine wheat region which has such
valuable hydraulic facilities for the manufacture
of flour, must contribute no small item to the
commerce of this city. 1t is worthy of remark
that the expense of transporting barrel OF flour
from the centre of Michigan to New York is n wv
less than onc-third the amount required before the
construction of the Erie canal, to convey bar
rel of -four from Cayuga Lake to Albany.
fButfaio Com \ lyertlSCr.
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-N.d;.;n.s oftbe best quality. new pfspar,
ations and approved popular remedies Leehei. Ehs M
trench Perrmery; SOAPS Brushes SS 10. SUI
ri Hntson-stTeet. cor. sprine-
Walter Forward and 4. W ~ SIS
s tfornevt AZ Law, Pittsburgh, Ia
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'' Seize upon truth where exc lis iound.
Amongst your friends, AMONGST Your ioe,,
On christian or on hsathcn ground
Il -

Neglect TIE prickis and assume the 81.
The propretOr daily receiving from The medical profess
sion ministers oil the Gospel officers Justice, and numerous
private citizcas ample and wlin testimony both written
ton To tie roor furnished srauitousiy on sufficient
proof being given OF ;hcr worthiness.
Still further proof oil the superior value and efficiency oil
S.pt - SarS5parill,
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EttIEAP BOARD al Staten lSland-A few gem
u tcnen or tame, can b accommodated with board in
delightful ro New Brighton The rooms are spacious and
.rely., The New BRIGHTON House New Brighton. ms I'm.
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Nrm.YnrK- Anil 9th. 1913.

NIessrs S,sps: Gsnenen-Airhoushi it may be consider
ed unnecessary for me 10 add another rrso {, the justly de-
served celebrity Your invaluable rTepa2on OF SaTsNrSI
Ia, yet for the benefit my fellow toei bound tn Pro-
claim a fact From biug most helpless cripple, win
disease of the lover cxenities, which spread over me legs
ins.p, and feet, distressing much. a 10 render NE al
miserable. quito recovered anu entirely Oy
the OF your sarsanara For wears was unable 70
shoe and the Eight foot ard ance much
swoieu-which tunes discharged and pus freely
comrsne with violent chusand burning sensations, so
ed rrutaon would be- necessary but hearing II c:catcs
made your Ssrsrarla resolved make another effort
~ regain INV hcalari under the blessing OF kind
rroviiencr am thankful say am we'll With feelings Of
graditue you aud tan to the s,er OF ali good Tor
thus BLESSING tE. means. ! am YOU, tEsnd
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THE TRIBUNE.
1tterarp Notices.

CsI1fcaL AID MIscrLIArfors Ess.Ys Bv J.MEs STf-
pBrr Philadelphia Carey & Hart. New fofS sax
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pOARDlNG.A front and back parlor on the
IL second floor with psntries between snrhe for gear
aud their wives furnished unraishej let with
boNri. Also few single gentlemen Be accommodated
with board and pleasant Terms moderate Apply
No. IS Las, Broadway. m3i lms
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COTTON YARNS.-A constant supply from the
~ mills Hohokus for sale cheap Apply at No; % bsa-
,er-strcet, or 81 Pearl-street, of &C: LABFlShl:
Store No. 81 Pearl and IS Fulton ST. TO LEI, cheap Ap
ply at SO bcaver-st. 6lS Broadway. ,,,syrr
II On A. U. ZADNlNhlc..
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BRITISH PLATE GLASS WAREHOUSE,

BRITISH PLATE GLASS WAItE'IUU9E'
No. 6 Spruce street. -r--. =
DRITISH LOOkING-GLASS Pl4Al = OF I'll,
Dperior biiancy and beauty 2G inches BY p SIC ia
DOWS which will not change their color or becom. misty
and GERMAN LOOKING GLASS PLATES Oh the SIZE
of 0i by 8! 10 80 by -, for sale BY ,..c, pr ,rT
In2i 3In
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D0ARD IN BROADWAl.-Persons wishing
- Boari pleasant part OF the City requested TO cal,
SIS Broadway, between Bond and Beecker-streets Cen
cGn and then Wives be furnished with pariors having
bedrooms attached! y few single gentlemen be kant
soneiy accommodated Rooms for BoaTders Terms
moderate. m
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DENTAI. SURGEON.-Mr. BUSKEY would
~ inform his and the public, tina. he continues
his old stand q Muuaystreet door 10 tho church ana
beautiful style the latest and most approved plans iseth
filed cleaned Sc. the best hages Hioaer1
,pG
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COUNTRY COLLECTlONS-J. Dickinson,
I ! .,,nr.y a, law Wilkes Barre, Ia. will sitrnd with
prompucs and fidelity all business enn,sts to his ee
ia the County of Iuzeme snd IN The tdJomhs 1oo"'S''
References ia the City OF Newly crk:
George " 'ritaS, Esl.
e,,rs WetIGoTe Go. corner OF Nessy ana " "'hns'oh-
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MARTIN GAYLORD, Tailor and Draper, has
vi removed No. ., John st. No rs, Nassau ST.,
with j. X Goodman, where he is receiving his Spring and
Spmuor goods which he viii make M oer in fashionable
STYLE suitS furnished in twelve houS Hoce) Having greatly
reduced his tSren,' he viii b. enabled 10 SELF reduced
prices andhe ocit e vors Of his friends and the public.
towhom be feels grateful for the liberal patronage lie h here
tolor received His motto Is good article, runctusty IN
orders -ircr, md on delivery. 40. II.
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IN PRESS. AND WILL BE PUBLISHED SOME
TINE IN THE MONTH OF JUNE,
NO. V. OF USEFUL BOOKS FOR THE
PEOPLE.
PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,

O,the Lalos Of The FOrnatIOR OF NationGE "fdEW,
Developed b. means of the Christian Law Of Geyernment
bling t- substance OF delivered TO the Han-!oom
NaaNarS' Commission.
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REFINED SUGARS,

REFINED SbP+hhAc,
At THE FOIL OWING Low CASH PHlCf-S;
M1ooLsEY AND WooLsEY offer Their stand.
w ard ouslitv Double Refined Sugars as follows naIne.i
Loaf II cents Per pound, When less .a lnekasG
Crushed 4. DO do DO DO s pr pS Sse' add,oasi
TT tn. abovr are packed follows:
t tssss: Il j 'S s e '@S%s packages
Powdered in biis OF 30 30 r, -. oorrer az
Apply 10 the NewYork Patent Sugar Rener, corner %
Sorbb and Montgomery st--tJ. al 30 Wail-stTeet.
B. Orders out Of the city must BE- accompanied py ~
ln;,snce- = 1,-5=.---
UNION HALL, AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.
= The subscribers have The pleasure 10 Sp ne
Union Hall; which will be opened tor "a
a1easive well known e seaIse
m s.nire de;crutjon suffice X occupies "
nn f.4t ON Broadway and Congrsss-streri- II IL
No. sas.iouS Saloons Dining Hats sno tlaLA a g.,
m .ljgrfu Garden and pleasure grounds cover a.P o
ary< oflsnd while close vicinity 20 me Jasy -
Congress Spring, beng 4oauL 1"S - y ''
most euyian!e locality. ~ IDLY, of y,a,,- years Of
nd, Iha yiny been pner the direction Of OBJ
,;stor. Tor The Last 10 years Il meet the ~
r. rbsnx,nds who have been pleased asais aaa LII D.
- ~. shrnent-a continuance oil Thich W.
the aaag aim Of tn" Hr0pr'st0fs 9" es'fW ". PUTNAM
,,,., ,o,, 49, - myl! tG
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CROTON WATER-DAY'S First Premium
CIria Rubber Hose Is confidently recommended for
purpose for which leather used and waano TO possess the
follow ing properties
3D. is made q the strongest fairies aud VIII not midew
10 injury in the least, and requires no attention.
ID not destroyed BY coming contact with OIL OF
grease nor by cold weather, the rubber de-
compose inferior materials are IN no case used
in all Buyers will hatwr CLEARLY satisfied that
this article 1.-THE process Oi making which unkYo"n 10 ANY
other in the radc) just the article Ons wanted Tor leading
water add other liquids. HORACE ii. DAY,
my22 I'm RoIbury X. Co. - Maiden lane
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DOARDENt1--A few single Setlemen, or gentle.
- with ;heir WINS pleasant furnished
,srols and bSlroom> with board No. So White
few doors from Broadway. my2S I'm"
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BOARD WANTED--ln the vicinity of Harrison
- street In pr, ate family Address ]. + b. Lumber Of
ice Of HAfr<Nn and Wr,t-,trcetS. is lWe
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Useful Books for the People,
No.o in course Of publication at the office Of the
Newly DIRK TRIBUNE.

Newly DIRK TRIBUNE.
These publications Will uniform style, and generally
price; and the Publishers VIII conne themselves 10 ch is
nnscally vaua! and which they may deem caic"la
led disseminate important and accurate information o" SUI
iccts connected with Agriculture Mechanic Ans, hs'ts
Literature aud Scieucc-in word! such books as 2Er istt
and important alike the and Mechanic as wen as 20
The Merchant and Professional Man
MOI. OF USEFUL. WORKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
Travels in the Great Western Prauies, the IN
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ritory; by THoMAs j. FAnSH,M, ESQ.
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Casks Chinese, for sale by
GRINNELL, MlNTURN X Co,
< 70 Snuth.strtet
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street. come. Of Monroe.
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W1rH Az INTRODUCTION Treating Of the present state Of
the Science of PshcGl Economy, end The 7dsptfft'n
OF its Primer pies the Condition Of oar oIr Country
and the upbuilding of lis Prosperity.