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iMUSEM EN'l'a.

NIBLO's GARDEN
Director ,,o,n NJ, JoHN SEXTON.
. sS. NJ $ . + sf sS
MADEMoIsELLE CALvE
30 sr Nights only who will make her temperance
I TX ogsn &
ss",S, on , sndsy has, with and
s" By ST "ps ss. r" %es. '''s'"'
MADAM M5N tsf IegoJnr,
with che !, G IS.1 l. ~ssG .iiS.
eo"d @'ss..t y ;S% s.SIS sls.s ed ana
n's' T IEG'i .sfsa time
dsdame DaIbei Nine Lecourt
a ts"s.' II L sISS.,
inermi..on for f,f Srcnsssde in ths Gidsn al "''''
and Grand Saloon.
THE PROMENADE MUSICALE.
the PERIOD Of and Osd render depart
meht worthy III, musical character Of the estabshmsnt
a Splendid Orchestra has been secured -
SNsht, Of the French Compsny--yondr-. Wednesday.
NFhs Of the English Comesuy-Tue.cav. Thursdays.
on seIs ss. viii Burton w
G% Nav be s Il he during
", ~ limited number OF Season Tickets be ths
FnSs~ fSsEAFiSr
- - Beno fit OF Mr. Blake.
S i%THSS os'ts fas,ds 70
Boxes 30 Pit % Gallery lax Door. open
perio mances commence at halt past7
AMERICAN THEATKE, WALNUY ST.
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS CUSHMAN
MONDAY EVENING. Jnnc 49, will be performed MAR
BED LIFE. To conclude with BLANCHE HEROD.
ml6r r.. A MARSHALL. Lessee
BOwery AmphitneWJr..
A: MANN AND RUFUS WEIGH, PROPMETORS.
Boxes, IS Pr, l2k Ooos half
Performance to commence 8O'ciocE,
MONDAY EVENING June 26, the performance will
with
GREEK WARRIORS RETURN.
CoTp)real kexibiy ty Master q Arlington Chambers
New act Of sqaestrauis by Mrs Gossin
Ground and Lofty Tumbiing by the Company.
Little Glenroy dashing and daring
SlgnoT Thrift, will appear the rorde voIats
The Sailor Oh Duty, by Mr. Waterman
Inermission of IS miuu,es-after when
MIR. w. b. CARROLL'S SOMERSET, BOUNDING
GREAT DOUBLE LEAPING.
Plate Spinning, &c.. hv Mr. Hobbs.
Peasants FToiic, bT MIR Carol.
Mr. Hobbs will the wonderful Domestic Horse,
Mexican.
To conclude with.
The Sprite, Mr. Cadwal adler
First Cupid, Miss Nc Farland
Second Cupid Mast JenainHs
Third CUPID. Mast AymaT
Equestrian Director. Mr. Cadwallad.r. Clown. > 0ossn
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WANTED situation rs teacher in school, BY vouae
o whG ecn.d,sd well Gassd SI syns n's.
maud gss hsvns bis ate 5 eongeS English Gran
- Hae 30. o.Aee .. e- cy 3e zes-r
w some young man wishes SITUATION as porter IN
: %ss. hG.si n;s best
WAINTEDiS1,AE situation =; porter in BY middle
% y Mno 9aVe o. the ysnd thsIoIgy con
bos ss
TIL: paper '''N' ''''e'' w. o. at "s sse Oh
KEND6RF native Of Ncubarr snaaH H BE enc
ISms of h the ws's . sh"ua h, meet ne Of
sSniFI favor ii; SSssh.r swoId Rsneiesao By
st. The western papers will please copy the above
poA ARD few sa3I, o,a.n.a .; 5,,7.n.z 7z
their Wives. eau be acsommodatd with pleasant rooms
;5a 9oa,q Sy Applying At 81 ye.ey street ma0 lm.r
Is moSated with hana 81 o Ian Se accom-,
Sas mot a. e
m s1 lm.r Information apply At NO. s' Maiden Lane
AEEEW GENTLEMEN q steady habit. can be .ecegmo
asy soae IN Ss
70 Is With o. without .s,y hoard ~, :, .s &c
nd Wet Bfoad%y win ia sa
CENTLEMEN and their wives. or sir 81, gent, m.n can +,
5e.,ss nssi $
R.i.Isnee NrA' street, D'1G isss soasm.
r.. aog2f fs
tea References required Address, box 2es Park Post Office
Handsome APARTMENTS in Houston street near
Broadway to let gentlemen breakfast and tea or
s'sS Of tie aoS1 .se the
III -ln- &c
Mh bsss s ans w .a "aaTs d s W
k S :. sire. ct, me! near Broadway. JED Im.sc
nv hnpIStoien rom inc snoicnbeT valuable
tween N. bonrs of and o,Iarsib Wh e,sm i Gs
ver S,,;., nahs ill., @ sa oese Wcn uup,ef re-
wa, tie pns,iS ID h are oSj % shae on tne ice
Enic re h nee EN-, sGncneu WIN ,he pot OF pen
TO the owner No &C Market ST., " WV ~
Je23 Hsy nj r.. GOODMANSON.
1I7IJE EIR,T SAT. -, Mod.rn p;n,n H. - ,5,;;.
and Rss;S.n . vii ,stn risea m 49, uy ",, We
Arts 322x Broadway orpo,ite The Hospa On sdsu
brsusi yar;ey nf ."i .c', and III nsnddi ., "e r os.
Are now ready f,r x,m,n,,;on viii c,,sws iihey
will be Lighted up on Monday and Tuesday evening. for ladies
= - = lS1 ~ "
T hh En- HOusE RI ANISAND Dor Bile DALLAS,
MWII ZINE ~ r,HsSaSsy, Ti.n sne, at nai past9
~ III VI Shti ana Doupie Dahs OUT OF the
nnoTn cove con OF ISoio ouuiap all Of which are
nACKET GU, .o.rf,v-r,5zp M ", o. m
sepger, by his ship win be board
which linz the .h;n vii, 'ho'y' % 'rs' al O'CLOCK at
Letter will close Grn, and Hal.s' News Rooms
at ~. o'clock i2ir
NAEDIC 4TED VAPOR IA ! IJs a.. $500. - IL - -
lU Fsculty cure of the nrey,;i,ng H. fusm1a
Baths administered at reduced nc.s NJ. .r,ali,
Establishment IS Court'andt street SuIpu- R,h c
M I . ~ II Y1yuA N1!E .,-s,- - ~
Is Fnoaod Leland and scp,IsnS AZ snt on an n'',s ct
';v; 10 aay amount 'of SAFE 90 WI, yES 10
- -, = 50 > lee.a"o so nr-o.ay.
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HOBOKEN.
I'm a II a -

INCREASED ATTRACTIONS .-Concerts d'Ete a Ia
Musnd on the afternoons Mondays Wednesday, and Sa
urdavs Free tho public The proprietor Of the Pavilion
at the Eysiin tel, that fvone and ursquaed place of
leave inform ubc that
he his effected with that celebrated
leader Mr. Myers, who. assisted by his excellent band will
eivea series Of instrumental the lawn front Of
the Pavilion the first ncer to be fiven Wednesday June
th From the decided that attended his
season. pro,etor confidently effort
for the qualification OF the public will with general APP
proval. jI3 cwsm
THE EXHIBITION OF THE NATIONAL. ACADEMY
will close Tuesday the t.h Of July at 10 o'clock r.
No picture of collection again be
the oftbc Academy.
Admission IS cents Catalogues r2k cents je2, 2wsrc
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AUCTION SAI.ES.
THOMAS BELL. AueuJpe.n
ny BELL & HOWARD.
:2isyss Nos. ~ Ann nd lis Ft1iisp s.I.sAb


MONDAY.
AT I0M O'Clock the saics room
Large, sal Of elegant summer clothing
consg Of shout elerant, aIonablc and seasonabe
mens made a superior and OF the best miterns
remnants Of cloths, casimsrs, menos dnliipg', NC. Nc
TUESDAY.
At l0h o'clocs, 10 the sales roop.
Large safe OF elegant seasouabIe dry goods cprsisng
hoserv gloves, clothing SHIRTS suspcndeT tmm french
liDens, drliugs shirts, Ne.
Also, continuation the best selection this from the
extensive stock Of Wholesale and retail dry DDS clos
BY order of the asgnees choice variety
OF sk satins sces ribbons linens gBRams pusns cali
sheetings shrngs table linen hosiery gloves Sc in
lots to suit
Al o. drip dete, no dnDss vestIngs &c all which
will be sold IA lots 10 SUIT purchasers.
A'so one superfnc turning lathe originally s250.
WE'D NESDAY
Large Furniture Sae-An and vsuabl
variety OF first cohd hand and household aud
net furniture of all de,crpti9ns,
THURSDAY,
At l0la o'clock ia the sale rooms,
Extr sale o. Piano Fortc-l0 spncid second hand aud
Gerry.
Also three second hand do for whom may
The above comprise Of the best and approved
instruments, by celebrated m'kers Sale positive.
Al 10L O'Clock, in the sales room,
Dry Goods, Clothing, ard pleaeed meIchandlIe.
SATURDAY.
Large sale Of elegant furniture in the sale
MONDAY, 81,
At l0x O'Clock. in the sales room,
slve, diamonds sc by order of Esther Levy pledged over 10
months,
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MONDAY, June &c, nt4 P. M-Purse SEQ; mile heats
best three in sv; w qSs r. '.asf r. H.,o,
K oH % sDs es,s sn's': e. i aS.p S1 ia w
VONDERSMITH'S INDIAN COUGH BALM.
THE only remedy for consumption of the|urs coughs
Gods bronchitis difficulty of breathing pain in the side
night sweas &c This medicine IS commcndsd and used BY
e se % ss % n.
and hospitals Who c,usdeI best end most extao
The following are from the most espeeable physi
'1s Il: W. .S:aSre:a pleasure in tn. opportunity
%S US our Of
% a:ed ssS medicine s' Il
Sas' % sai ny
pain in the chest splitting Of blood &C. have hesitation
in pronouhcing your medicine unrivalled.
WV %xs Ifi! ts;Tss,s axTrEN. NJ D. Arehn
M!JTA NdS SIfR M 81 a, sa 3. SS,s
of the p5oG,eso5 ,u,onNons genuine without the sic
'''''' ''' '''' why " f. W. WONDERS NTH.
ielo 2weod i,.m No. lel Greenwich street N Y
cs G Whale
Soap certain preventative against the attack Of all de,e
There probably sS%goups esea, in
stance will fail when properly applied OF accomplish the
the pSn Rs e ' many hav
he Ss & .us s% S%
TINS difficulty can be niey oby,ad by the OF the SOAP
which simple of application, aud
OF its chespness is accessible to any extent
Also obi aired the cec brated Poisons for the total
Of AN descriptions OF inestng houses
barns, gardens, &c.
The Bed Bug Poison is nfble and by proper applica
on will most etecully destroy the and prevent
return of them, hundreds testify who last summer
so fortunate TO make Of them.
The Rat and Mouse Poison when administered according to
tbs directions, drive from the
rats and nice and all Other prepar
TORS here tofore brought being all deadly
eral such subiae &c dogs and cats may
eat Of the without The least nju y. Ants moths
reaches, Sc, are all efectuaily exteIfnnated
Also general assortment Of chemicals and dye arli
cles snc as extract OF logwcod do queIcron do
buk acids rruate OF potash, white Of lead gals
ronine iodine Of iron do do lead sulphur nv
driod potash iodine sactate Of uphae
ane saphste Of cadmeun oxide osvr do OF gold hydrod
pero.ide OF IRON, plana, cyanuet Of
copaiv capsules bronzes code of 40 Ia
aona sweet spirits nItre Gran,i lotion scec conc
and ,uipsp &c ether' Sc swedish eeche. ,,idn and sod,
powuer brewers lozeDRes peiumorv, bottled soda water
bos sar,aparil, together wuh general assortment OF
- DIR. LEWIS FsUChTWhNGGf.
ia 2taw Imissus 2Wall street
DRAFTS AT SIGHT lideipha aud Boston, Tor sale
~ Uncurrent Money kind, bou .ht and .old At
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FIRE WORKS

ISAAC EDGE, JR-, PYROTECHNIsT.
THE most extensive varied and bril,n exhibtonal Fire
Works manufactured is any other country,
ady for delivery the lowest lots to
parties the of Fourth July the
United States Laboratory. Jersey City.
OTdrrs left j. w. Hoberton, IS Maiden Lane. a
Nibo Castle Garden will receive immediate attention
Goods delivered o the city free Of expense.
fu7n,
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DRAFTS AT SIGHT on lldeipha aud Boston, for SAL.
- j. sYLVESTERS,
iusir az WALL st. and 100 Broadway.
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AMERICAN mUsEUE.


TWO pkAR NP MaHlAt; SNE EREky DAY.
Fut performance at four oclock ~ Evening performance
Grea! and wElGHrY inducements have let GENL TOM
He be s ali S d
ug the day and evening" This wonderful dwarf has become
Knit ar umon " the MaSsse 4.
is The SMALLEST person that eve, walked alone. ,
prdpon a Sr sa esbs snv ..n
.qe tine .c 81
Man the Petite Cen,o the daneuse. and others
N% GS1 o es0 SId .a SV n Tns
BALLOON AsCENsIONS every day and evening. .Abino
Lay chronological 4, amlnatons, Grand Cosmor.ma, &c
Immen.s preparations are making to celebrate tho
Prizes of admission IS Children under ten milf price
THE WORLD CHALLENgEp TO PRpDUCE A NO
ana y and
PEALE-s KEW YORK mUsGs,~
It's being agpeeny forming the long looked for
-. MONKEY AMP LYMAN; SPECIES.
conjunction ofbe bped and quadupsd about old 1t
Ts in tn wood, N Rhode Island during the lat,
unable sound like the human voice l, hiss ,iuee
been taught 70 tall and ueny though
quite broken English IrDs and skps sprigntly all foun
active and good natured and
decree the grmeces and gestures of the OURANo OU-
Two performances day. at three and half eight
aud Mr. Brouwer TIE Nociss Miss blancha d. the Female
u Admission Il III. whole ONLY ONE SHILLING.
SlGNORA ANAIDE CAsTELLAN GIAMPIETKO
Gnd Vocal aud iostrume tai Concert the Aoole Saloon
Tuesday evening. tn. 27lh instant. assisted by sgnor
Tmm who viii pes,de at the Pisso Forte 0'' 'AN ''
Tickets Que Dorto be had at the Mus Stores. Ho'sls
For further partcu lars, see small bills. je2a3tsr
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" LAMPS!! HORNS LAMPS" s.ssss;
qHnMS ~ P,ArENT SOLID BOTTOM GLASS

= EOuNIAlN LAMPS: "-For chemical oil or cam
Lamps have now become celebrated and
sNsly fact the admiration and onJ,r OF
them the most splendid in appearance The econom
cal and give light in ncy and Jurebiltv and
none are so perfectly aiesmpe aud manage and m
one pp WIZ give more sht tan Sly sperm candles
OF III an hafa hour All sul
muse. admire tn em FOR their beautiful neat
simplicity safety and economy aud above for he .n
rerigr spepdor of their light Audit fact, would IN
de tined 70 come ,ha universal light great bee me
fheit demand Should there yet prefer the pht
lot them ojk rs hey pass Messs. Sands Cos Drug Store
Of broa way and Cham It.. ana hu ndred. Other
lace. where tkey have the lsh For further particulars
cNli No 10 Fulton st. thew build ng e only
York where they iofste Wholesale an ttIi bv o.
Fay Co Best chtm,csl oil SO and cmptine 30 Gems
per gallon liberal deduc ton bT the baci sell ag.n-
also on amps TO agents or her,to self again.
10 25-lm-cc.
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W. Nv. SHIRLEY Auc'r.
A UCTION NOTICE-Creat bargains in China glass; and
"A earihenwsrs The auction sale Of the large aud varied
stock the No Aston ouie consisting Of
endd variety Of dinner and toilet large assortment
Of rich glass Wines umble champsgnes decaDtes &c
table cuterv, scissois penknives dressing cases writ
desks &C. g. will b. continued Tuesday June a.
The obtained by during the
mus, be ndacement all Who of such articles
to attend.
r. SIMPSON, Astor House.
N. 3 The O let. j25 2tstc
X n. TIMPSON, Auct
A UCTION NOTICE-Wasches, Jewe ~, &c JACOB
"A = PLArT will sell This Day, at 10 O'Clock, s'he store
81 Plat for cash advance, invOce consist
ing of gold and silver lever epne aud vertical watches
Eagsh and American Jewelry German SILVER Ware, fine Cut
jcry cards, SC. &c j2t itsm
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SHOOTING GALLERY TO LET AT SARATOGA
~ SPIu NGS-The subscriber ha, fine Shooting Gallery.
recently fitted south size Of Ffaukn 'qusre and
few rods Of the United States Hotel which Offers
lease for specific orlet shares man com
take charge the Tho gallery
led directly he of the bowling alleys the subsrcbe
and offers great inducements tor young who would ke
made early, otherwise this opportunity will be gone.
JAMES SApA,
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| CORDlALS, CO
| John r. ANGUE, No. 90 Fulton street. manufacturer of
y Cordis,s, Cherry Brandies Wine Bitiers
sale handsome assortment OF Codials,
Noyau Cor dial, Perfect Love Cofua,,
Rose do Cinnamon do
Lemon do Penpc rn,u. do
Glove Apn,sreu do
Orange do Life Of Man do
Also Wine and Saughop Biters and an arc'- berry
Brandy, which well worthy Of the
tavern proprietors and others.
(}rOrcrs merchants, public m
Piled on the most liberal. terms. yrls iw-,
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RANk OF ENGLAND NOTES, Soyercikps aud Eugs h
- Silver. bought and sold. Lumbermen's Bank, Warren Pa
| bought at s J. SYLVEsTERS
lice avail IT, and 100 Broadway.
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PORTUGUNsE FEMALE sJ4,i.s
THESk fsr.ned .aj celebraei Pills. 40 rorts1a.
we r.celv. n ohtsinad ~ a. eesrsv Ssctasvss
est on ri = ,as.<nlsu-- Igatfh
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SINGING.

SINGING
MADAM SUTTUN, having arranged ltrlv the
AVE- beginning OF August, pupils that
time 10 finishing irhous the Italian French and English
style Of Singing Her method that pursued bv Bordoon and
Vsccai. the first Europe the
advantage OF her singing with them, which he pursued
by masters Alone who have been de-
Of avang the mseyes of Madam Suon lim,feu stay
from . o'clock till 2 n2e ,m-r
ARCH STREET THEATRE. PHILADEL-
PHIA0 TO LET.
THE BOARD OF AGENTS OF THE ARCH STREET
THEATRE Philadelphia, prepared to Leave the buiid
for the of 1913 a. longer period. entsrp
liberal terms.
Applications addressed Board Agents Of the Arch street
OF 4th and Market: with r. NJ. Laoucade 100
Crown street, will he attended to.
PHILADELPHIA, June IS, 1873 je5 ms
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FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, &c.

FOURTH JULY, l843.
COUNTRY and city dealers ~ fireworks, will find il
~ their advantage to cal and examine extensive
men Of the best quality. at X AYbFFES old
&c Chatham street large quantity Of fire crackers
eeved Remember the sig" OF the Two mammoth SKY rockets
aud gold kew. n3otoGy-r
EIREWoRks BY THE MANUFACTURERs--D
MORANS co. Pyroteohnists, 10 Chatham street, Offers
TO The public splendid assortment OF Firswsk supec, IN
quality aud this other country The
above have been manufactured by them expressly Tor TINS mar
ket; also sell much cheaper than yende "a town and
guarantee all goods from their store NO peddne nom thus
paceNo 7S Chatham Goods delivered TO any part OF
the city free Of expense. IT, -, .
~ BExhbiton Fireworks Of superior qralty with GRIM
SON. red purple green yellow and blue fires. Aso, coloed
fire. bv the pound !, lm-rc
CHAMPAGNE, CLARET, PORT SHERRY
WINES, &C.
100 gAsKEEs Champagne VINE first quality in quart
$50 BASKETS medium and low priced Chanpasne of diGe.en
braads, IN perfect order.
30 Casks Bordeaux Ciasst ot very good quality.
Also. Cistet in c,ses. of every Rrsde.
sherry Wines, suitable for Sherry Cob.ers
Pou Wine, of every variety.
Also, Hockneimer, Mac0bruner and other Rhensh and
light summer Wines
For sale at fair prices by - -
c23st % 'front.' st. cor Goverseurs Lane.
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p. A. EACOSTE,
MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER,
HAS the honor to Inform the public particularly the ladie.
IL Of New York ani its vicinity. that he has opened
No 800 Broadway where they find large and
PRINCES, GIMPs, CORDS, TAssELs AND
TRIMMINGS
Also Military garments such as Epsuettcs, Belts &c
aro, the above line may be a, very
short notice 100 3w~ m
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NEW YORK &. s BOSTON

SOUND PILOT.
OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot, takes charge master and
pilot of vessels bound New Bedford Nantucket Shoals
Boston, Portsmouth Portland Kenne HER PORTS
east Of New York. Office at Frye Shawi 22a Water street,
corner beckman. Reference OF Merchants, and
ths several Insurance Csmpanes this city, Boston, and
Portland nIa 1nisv
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NOTICE TO PREEMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled TO the right Of lands
within the limits Of the townships above enumeTa.d
qu,sd to establish The same TO the sscton OF the Register
aud Receiver OF the land office, and mike
theIeer practicable after this
fore the day appon,edfr the commencement of the pp
sale OF the township, embracing the tract claimed above
designaed otherwise such claim wi be forfeited.
THO, H. BLAKE,
Commissioned Of the General laod Once
ie2i ltaw to l6Octr
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STRAW GOODS.

200 kegs second and fine
200 Dgs Lead
so bbls Alum
Also on hand
Printing Parers-2sX42 asXU 2tX@ HX2, 2lX3l 21xX32
Together with general Of writing, and wrapping
papers, for sale by 3. KINGSLEY,
m2 Imsy Walden Lane.
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OIL OF TANNIN,
OR, LEATHER REsToRER
A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.

Most people know, that skiEs and hides are
converted into feather by tho use Of Tannin
extracted from certain barks, &c.
When the force and strength Of the Tannn
is worn out, leather becomes dedd, hard, d,y,
biffif, rracktd, c0p'red Dith crust, Sc
TINS MI R.NOJH. TO restore then hfe,
soHneSs, moi$tncss. strength, smOOthness,
and remove all crust, ny- or hlster-restort
tie tdnnin. Ihls Substance the leather never
can receive the second time but the whole
pntues Of it are in this article, the on. OF
rANNlN-w which pcnelrates the s,ilest and
hardest leather, if il has been twenty wears in
use and il it tears easily with the fingers, il
imparts at once "A strength that is utterly in
credible until seen. IL becomes Ike ner
feather, in all respects, with delightful soft
ness aul polish and mnkes all leather complete
IN and perfectly imperrious To water-par
tcularly boots, shoes, carriage tops, harness,
hose, trunks, aud in fact all things mute Of
feather, giving splendid polish, even higher
than new leather has, aud at least douJIing it,
wear and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used THESE ARE FACTS.
For sale by X. }. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, X. ]. Oct. &c.
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TnE NoRrn CAROLYN. VINO CuNVEN
rioN q, Raleigh, last week, no'pInat"d WM
A. GRAHAM, late u. s. Senator for Govern
ar. The Register predicts his election by
Is 000 m rily. Mr.. Geo. +. Badger, late
Secretary ofIhe Navy, and ex-Govcruor Dud-
Icy were appointed Delegates to the Nation.
nj Convention. The Wing doctrines ol
Distribution aud the Taria were endorsed
and the following resolutions concerning n
National Bank were adopted:
"Res0iped, That for collecting ard dis
bursing the public revenues, tor facilitating
und equnIlSing exchanges. and for furnishing
u currency of uniform value, a National B nh
j. aud has bccn to the Government aud tc
the People of the Uulonl convenient, prop.
tr aud necessary instrument and, there
fore,
"Resoired, That such m institution, will
the nie-gnards and improvements III It's or
ganiZsiion which experience has suggested
ought to be established by Congress.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

In order that our friends and those wanting
our Medicines may be certain Of getting then,
genuine, we have established Branch Of our
New York House AZ No. So, Cornhil, Boston.
The public are generally aware that they have
been greatly imposed upon by persons making &
vending Countcrlcits of our Medicines, thereby
injuring The reputation Of the genuine, the
spurious being worthless, aud resembling the
irue only in external appearance. We shall
also keep constantly on hand, large assort-
men' of all the really valuable propretory
medicines in use.
COMSTOCK s. CO,
Of .New York..
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Life and Speeches OF Mr.. Clay.

Q roi royal 10. Cd Edition, II. p,
BirLy j. Co.
IL gratifying 10 know that second
Of Mallory's splendid edition Of the Life
and Speeches of Henry Clay are all
disposed of, and third is now in the
hands of the binder, and will be publish
ed in lew days-and that fourth is in
press.
This collection Of speeches was made,
we understand, with the particular sane
tion Of Mr.. Clay himself. They are
eighty in number chronology ally arrang.
ed, and each speech is prepared with a
historical introduction made under the
supervision Of Mr.. Edwin Williams,
whose ACCURACY and careful research in
matter Of this kind are well known to
the public. The work is well printed
and pound, ornamented with four fine
"ngravings on steel, and is altogether
credi'able TO the American press.
The following ihiry-seven speeches
of Mr. Clay, many Of item among the
most important ever delivered by him,
are 10 Nlallory's Edition, and are not to
be found in any other collection. They
are omitted in all the cheap editions now
so extensively circulated. 1t is due to
The editor and Mr.. Clay's numerous
friends who are desirous of possessing
copies Of all his speeches that this impor-
iant fact should be stated.
List Of Mr. Clay's speeches published
exclusively in MaII"ry's Edition, lin ad-
ditiOn To 43 others