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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-27
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70 secure a larger Store aud Laboratory, the
Subscribers huys removed from II. MHden Lane
10 that magnificent Warehouse, stories rear
aud (Nith lot oycr) CD feet deep,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-27
DRUGS q MEDICINES,
BLANK EoONS.

Iron, Castings, Ndh, School BoohS
Papr, and Il irge assortment Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-27
GlaOCE7sEGG,

Huimare, Crochery, Clothing, Boots
.Sh0es, WalS 8, Caps.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04
CITY INTELLIGEN nee.
The following is the Calendar Tor to-day No
!. ,, g. 5, 6, 50, 10, H. II, l3, II, Is, 10.


COURT or COMMON fLEAs'--I ne usiai fe'e
hariug terminated, thi' Court "iii commence !" ~
Jury tn" forenoon We hefe"tA announces ' I'D
causes and numbers to each Tor the term
l. bsru ana vs. Caie. - ."af'n vs. h'as'e' =.
Devoy' a. og'l'ie Vs. Hull o. Meiss 70, ~ 49,
20 Je"e't anu others w. nopei' o'Iop' R.,,
'',| =, 's Giu.s 90 =, Thou ., Fodn
=, -, ,rI,s ~. &C. "a Csr.h.a "
ShoaT.-J su;,b Gcro,, sc,on> IA. Smith ". Lie.e
p1.ck r., ron IL Ke,Ior ,s Donrlss & Armstrong.
t1o,ah,o, =, IocL,yood ~ Wellington ", The MaJt
% W., :. p,,,n., g. Com,er. 90. Bosana
H., >, u, :, v,u D, Eow.o SO. Wdsb!
-, o,,,..; ., 7 van, & G1r
''V',"'I'' =, NJ. ~. Groom and 5so
vs. .''-F''''''. ID D,'' KAN -. wAas
vs. Lr',' - ayt' Gu an sr,,, :, ,,eoa
ii p, r c..,,. v.,,Ia,.r "a wood -. Jn
>, G.(,,;.o a. yy,..o,,, -. Hsley seIe
~. as tr,,,c,,.e. 81. A!la1
W, % -, D,.,., 70 R,a.,y,. Ben,Dss
- IT,. :, u,rk.r. =. Ms,lsA
s'-',i.,[,,.. 8, co,glsr g coli IS. sc
gs.aa (, L;ocl +, t,ilb.,. =. l;dalI- = Dasaaa
=, -. - f..,tgy u :. FIR il, 20
- 5..e,,', % pey 80 llosI'
:, ,,,,y.. :, s.,m,eI,z VI, sud'
's''''' " ','''.. VII. 3, Van (ot vs. Les1'
ss r,,., F,gsy ~. Smith. !"
Bryant, c'o'i action 90 '!af r',p! =, pJ
BrownS Taylor rs. h'rt :rd others p,,o, u,
ter 90 PinteuI IS Rouse and othef' '''. 1:..e,. 81
Storm. 90 feck vs. C'andhi'. OIL e"' T,rlo, !
souteyrea & Per.t rI. Brown %. Rogers 'i'
Thompsoa 6I R,der VS. Gayeu .nd ws. 90 'i''
o,h.r. J..,s GO cI.prc.v ". Nores. 81 HoSr"" ="
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04
yrw Apr,cIror EypoRr.-We notcedh,

A NEW ARTICLE OF ExpoRT.-We nollcedtn
morning. on board the steamboat Caspian three hundred
nnety-six barrels. marked kn.dried Corn Meal desneN
the West Indies which brought down the 'lyer ns
Columbaa Illinois river, by the Sc0to Belle on sa.rF!r
This meal i. putup aud manufacturedat Csrroton, hn'l
BY Armstrong Co, and, IT is said, VIII Keep 'weis'
sound ,hroug ghout the year in any climare.
EDrToRs IN OfFlcE.-Thc following gentIcmsa
are elected Member, of the Lower House oEndana lAi
Dowling of the Wabash Express; D. 7. Holloway o. y
Richmond Paadium T. +. Enge, Of The Ct,wiofd'I-'
Review and j. r. Jones, Of tie Peoples Friend counEi
~ On tho list, the house Of Mrs. Coghl!l, DEL
Richmond Va was struck by lightning and herself sntF
widowed daughter, Mrs. Sarah Johnson, were klIca ",
but few months sinca was hiled by lightning ~
short distance from the of this melancholy event
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

u One who snarts under IS fine,' wants
know why should be .eIred for writing letters
newspaper. when Editor may writ. Please Er-
change and suffer. Why air, the that your en.
dOrsement supposed contain intelligence that
have been transmitted letter. and subject Postage
while Editors desire to exchange sh, JUS, we'll be
expressed in hi, columns, endorsement IL
quest for which letter would probably be written if the
neWspapsf did not e1i.t.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

l. CHARLES ]. HOLMES, Esq. of Taunton,
Mass. was recently appointed Collector at Fall
River, Mass. entirely unexpected and unsolicited
by himself. He gave up lucrative law business,
removed TO Fall River, where he was soon burnt
out, and lost nearly all he was worth. Very soon
after, his particular friend John Tyler who had SO
generously pnt him into Office, unceremonously
kicked him out, to make way for q Loco -Foco,
leaving Mr. H. minus at least $4,000 by bis kind
ness
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04
Fpou Yrc,r.s.-The II. O. Bee, Of the 25tl

FRuM YuCArAN.-The r. o. Bee Of the 25th
u contain, from Merida TO the 10Th u After ths
departure Of Cen Sentnsnat for Yucatsu his parti2ans fell
back on l.. Pasada whefs they estrenched themselves
Ampuda seut against them detachment Of 900 hleIicans
who were warmly received By the insurgents and were com
PEELED 70 retreat with considerable loss. Ii appears that
Sen,maua ha, NOT abandoned all intention Of a,ng hos
tile flag Mexico. He has gone Yuca,n foI the purpose
Of levying forces enable him Ampuda He
ensting soldiers with great activity and as his
numbers become respectable he will Tobesco and
reconmspce hostilities.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04
TYLER Eictorics.
Over Honor, Consistency and Good Faith

V'Er IIUuVI, 'VhSIs!eHc! and GOOD Eta.
TotrIs Whig Pos,aGsters remored. LEGO appointed
Virgil, Cortland Co. Aug +. Hebert,. John Chamberlain
Tnxton, do Edward Miller, .Alsnson Coa,es.
Sandy Hill, y. ". Thomas Toole. James Wright,
y White Creek, do. H 5. Barnum,.. Luther ]. Howe
Cambridge, do. =. Joseph Green, .Dr Oliver Cook
hings5nty do - Thos. 4. Sherwood
RoDNEY FRENcH, {oco) Collector for the Po; Of New
Bedford, Mass vice William H. Allen, Cyhig) removed
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

0J7 WILLIAM NJ. MADAM, ESQ. (Loco) has
been appointed Marshall of MARYLAND, viee
Nath'l Wolfe, (Whig) removed.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

4 Edwin Wilbur, Loco) Of Newport, R. l.,
hs' been appointed Collector OF thu Customs for tta, D
trie;, vice Wu Lttefeid Cwhig) removed
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

OJ7 4 correspondent wishes to know 1st, whe-
ther GEORGE WASHINGTON was or was not Free
mason. He ,uns. 2. Whether he did not issue
an address or letter, in which he said, Beware
of Secret Societies. No. His Farewell Address
to his Countrymen cautions them against self
created societies. assuming to direct the Political
affairs of the country, and claiming to speak in
The name and act in behalf Of the People-refcr-
ring obviously to the Democratic Societies,
which had been established all over the Union,
upon the model Of the French JacobIn Clubs, and
which were the nurseries and rallying-ponts Of u
very fierce md factious opposition To the Govern
ment 3 Did he not believe that such q. o. Sc
cret Societies contlictcd with the spirit of our
Republican institutions 2 That we cannot an
swcr distinctly. We think we have seen some Of
his writings which were unfavorable 10 such So
cictics, and We have heard that he withdrew sub
stantially from the Masonic enstitution during the
last years his life.-But we do not perceive the
object OF our correspondents inquiries, and have
no time now TO look into the subject. He can
consult sparks's Washington Papers or Mar
shall's Life as easily as we can.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

AMERfcA. MusFrM.--The Ethicp.sn I,i,it sc, -
chaaical Figures, Moving Dormas, M,ss ,ssnnL At-'''
draw full houses az this establishment ths VIZ" ,es
OsLY OsE SRILLisa.-Th- Coloryd Chia' sir JensI
is5 pounds and feet round ths .,i.r Nin
the singer como den-ator and banjo player, ana La !
the Eth-opian dancer Miss Adar, the sonSsS Sis', Mass
Ce,ito. the dsnssuss, 81 70 bs teer a.
for the above .uD,.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

WI. WALLACE, Eso-The following resolu-
tons proposed by Mr.. o'Haro and read by Chas.
0'Connor Esq, after he had delivered glowing
e,;logum on Mr. Wallace, we're passed by the Uni
led Irish Repeal Association of this city, las,
Tuesday evening
: JF7ersa,, VIZ; w.1lAer ESQ the l9Pula, Pc: and
Orator, and friend fssP-al cause about
70 visit Euops therefore III by The United Ipea As'o-
ciatioa OF New i ok,
Resoteed, Tia; Tie thaak, Of his socia,ioa given
t Mr Wallace faE the brllAat AID eeea; which
e has rendered The cause Of Repeal America ard EuEpQ
by MS powerful speeches md able stdge-. Of the Ev
York Reporters 10 the People OF Scotland
RssoLssd, That recommend Ir. Wallace 20 the neEds
Of CiT and Religious Liberty ,hrou hout the world
OF splendid senias and various 2tiaarnents who has
ever aEFaed himself under the banner justice aud adroea
led the rights OF
Resolved, That the Ifi.h volunteer the Fesz.a, Jour
nal and the Truth Teller be requested publish the above
preamble and resolutions.
u 1t is stated that James Bowen, Esq, has
resigned ms Offices Vice Psidsns Director Of the
n u. "A IT, Ps,r
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04
sents a summary OF the statement =
Whole number tha, entered Misr. =.
Hupsoy's Bar CoMPAxr.-The Montreal Cour-
ier usually discreet and prudent Journal con-
tains the following severe though vague charges
acninst the IIudsons Bay Company:

The Eudsous Bay Company has, IN every respect o'
nest Ia Canada. it has robbed of the Fur trade prevent
I'd for wears the settlement the SsSuenay and CRIPPLED ou
fisheries In its transactions it has exhibited "stsi'u
of the alike Of God and man; and IT'S secret h'sto!
,.rs ren 70 the world the horrors il would sroid would
make mems e, emble and their hairs 10 stand on end
W. have had opportunities Of becoming acquainted WIN
of this company and ne may
period offer remarks the stat. Of the lndiahs ah'
ialfbreeds the Hudson Bay connyand also some si
cmens mode which the honorable company get nd
the Troublesome rivals who dare 20 sompsie with them IN
,b. ,rstc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

u The Loco-Focos employed in and about
the United States Armory at Springfield, Mass.
lately held meeting and resolved that they did
Mt think 50 very badly of John Tyler. This is
encouraging. We know several who cant 10 be
IN the service OF the Government who do not
hesitate 70 avow q similar opnion.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

By the arrival from turop- eapec; receive
heightened communication from Ny Bennett having palti-
cuar reference the progress aud reseu: prospects Of The
Repeal movement and the couli;ia OF Britain generally
e shG thea BE possession II COO! calm dispGsfs
ate and jsst relr u TIE ,c5o!e .eisr Az opportunity
Will thus b. afforded eurrir 10 this subject, whicn
eugroSses much public atsio1 both sizes OF the
A,ianyc." 5enn=tts Herald
We shan; have 70 wait for the Rert arrival to
learn what the great Repeal leader thinks OF Ben
nett, and what value he sets upon the influence
and aid of that paper. Whether the opinion IS
cool, calm and dispassonat4 may be disputed;
but we think there can be little doubt that takes
very 'just view Of the whole matter
O., A slight shock of an earthquake was felt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

Tug TrxAN PRISONERS At MEla.-A letter IN
the New Orleans Pcayune gives d catalogue OF all
the prisoners taken by the Mexlcans at Mier on
the Goth of December 1912, with an account of
the fate Of each one. The following table pre-
.o,,s i, eun,n,,rv nj the statement -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

u A1,Ex. RAMSEY has tecn Nominated for
Congress by the Wings of the XIvth District
composed OF Dauphin, Lebanon and Schuylkill
Counties, Pa. He is true and able young man,
ardont!y favorable TO the Protective Policy, and
we trust will be chosen.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

00-For letter from Buffalo, giving account Of the
Liberty Party Conreation-EmpEoy'nsnt Of Cirks-.4S'
socation LaborFerer Ulster Co.. and great variety
Of Newa Items, First Page.
90 For another Letter from Mr. WE'D, from London,
see Last Page
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

Il" The Wings of N-romSG County viii hold
Mass Convention at Warsaw on the 9th inst.
The cali is signed by three or four hundred OF
them
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

A. DR.. GALBRArrR IRVINE Of Warren Co. is
the Loco-Foco candidate for Congress in the
XXIIId or Erie District, Pa. against Hon. CHI
NJ. Reed
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

MnpLgBuRr CoL1EoE, Vr.-The Annual
COMMENCEMENT of the College at Mlddlebnry'
VI. was celebrated on Wednesday, the I'D ui'.
On Tuesday. an Address was delivered before
the Literary Societies By GEORGE 7. MARSH
ESQ. of Burlington, the gentleman who ls to DC
elected tomorrow Representative IN Congress
f-om the Third District. We understand from
gentlemen who heard it that it was most I'm
;sbed and able production, devoted mainly TO an
exposition of those points OF American character
which stand out in bodies. contrast with that OF
Grea; Britain Rev. DR.. BEEcHER, of Clncin-
natl. on the same day addressed the Rehgious
Society, and Rev. DR.. LArHRop. OF Auburn inc
,ompi or the Responsibilities Of Educated Aind. F'o
Po,7 Of Jacksonville College Illinois, pronounced poem
upou the Hebrew Muse before tia same body Ne
Of rrada..e, this year only eight The honorary
Of NJ wa, conferred upon Rev Me'sr'. Israel hssen'
William c. peni,on Henry Taylor, Andrew boyce teo'a
urk. and Professor: James McClntoek and Ezra CaEF o
,h. C,,s,ou Medical College; aad that OF ID upon ue
Rev Jo.iah Hopkins, Of Auburn y Y The Orator anu
p, for IN. next wear ara the Rev Dr. Olin OF Midd!e'own
q, and the Rer E. +. Hatfield, Of New-iork; the Hon
Mvrop Lawrence of Massachusetts, .nd Z D. Barber s
Of Middlebuyy, being ,tenaa'es
u The University OF Georgia, at It's late Com
mencem.n conferred the Hon George McDnie the de-
IL D. SIR. Pckens the democratic leader IN soa'h
Carolina delivered brilliant before the societies on
tbs advantages Of Modern over Aucient Civilization
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04
JOE sMlrH-The jacksonville Illinoian, Of the

10Th inat. says
- gentleman Of hi; town. who has just returned from
vi. to Carthage states that considerable excitement
Hancock county, account of gross Outrage com
mtted by holy Joe Smith, upon the collector OF that county
1t that Joe had taken offence the collector on ac
coun, of the manner which he had discharged his duty
reference 10 the prophets lots Nauvoo and du-
RING recent visit Of the collector that city he
tackled and cruelty beaten by Joe of several nun
dred of his faithful The collector had been quite Ill for
some weeks scarcely able travel at the ns the
outrage was perpetrsed From the statement OF our inform
ant we shall no, he surprised hear OF joss sudden disa
perancs shortly"
OFFICIAL Treasury Notes OutstGnaing sept ls!3-
Amount as per records of tins office, viz:
OF issues prior the 3lst August 1872 So 2el !3 81
OF note, Issued under Of 3sr Aug 1872. a005leO 90
Deduc: cancelled notes in the hands Of the
counting officer, 1873 GI5 -
$4,000 100 81
Treasury Department Registers Office Sept. 1873.
=. l.. SMITH, Register Of tho Treasury
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

WTANDcTTE, or The Hutted Knoll, Tale, by
the Author OF The Pathfinder Dcerslayer,'
&c. &c, has JUS. been published by Lea &
Blanchard and is for sale by Graham & Christy,
! Astor House. We believe We mar safely say
that the author Of the works above enumerated
wrote some much better ones many years ago,
entitled The Spy The Pioneers,' Red Ro-
yer, &c. Farther this deponen. saith not.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

UI- Democratic Wing General Commit
tee.A me tn this Conmse VIII be ntld on Tuesday
Evening September :; the Eroadw,y House G 9. O'clock
PHILIP HONE, Chairman.
" g. BRADFORD, c.,.,,;.
WILLIAM TURSsn, "'['''a' 81 q
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

Il The Wings of ST. LAWRENCE county held
a Convention on the 24th ult and nominated
jouN J. GILBERT for Sheriff. Roswell. HopElNs
for Clerk, WALTER WILSON and MosEs BIRpsALL
for Assembly. They also suggested the renomi-
nation of Hon. JAMES G. HOPKINS for Senator,
and passed series OF able and spirited Wing
resolutions.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

JuDas DoucfAss.-The last Dlinoian SAYS -
Ii reported thar Judge Douglas, recently elected man
Der OF Congress. Dangerously ILL., am an attack of b-sia
lsrsf Our informant speaks Of bis recovery extremely
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

u A slight shock of an earthquake was felt
At Somesille Tenaessee, hs momug Of the 18th INST
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

u The friends OF JonN c.. CALHOUN will hold
their first Meeting in our City this afternoon, at
Sd o'clock. This will enable the curious to sec
who and how many they are, and what pluck
they have.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04
THE EVENING TRIBUNE
VIII be published This Day 81 o'clock,

Il win addition to the of the Morning paper,
l. The NV, received by the Morning Malls;
Q a summary repor, Of the MARErrs including Stocks,
from the days sales up to O'clock P. NJ.
g. The ARRIVALS at our Hotels for the day.
We shall not publish the List Of Arrivals in our Morning
Edition. because mos, Of the rsers reach ouF cry IN the
Morning and the fact of their coming ia old news the next
morning whsn many them haree the city BESIDE, we
have no, room for them
An Advertisements viii appear both Morning aud
Evening Editions oas business friends viii perceive their
advantage in this.
Subscribers and Posnas:ers earnestly requested %
appTi.e which edition send Generally, except East
Of Connections, and along the North River snail send The
Morning paper heretofore, unless the Evening ordered
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

Treasury Department Registers Office, Sept. 1873
y. L. SMITH, Register Of tho Treasury.
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TMPO' TANT TO, ALL-Haddor6 Id, N. j., April %.
severe pain esd in the region of the liver which
Dreaming Of an ab.csss int nav sab.eq sns and during
the whole winter Of 1, a. suffer intensely from tho
.eeoptnua pain the sde whs tsmpoar
relieved BY discharge Of matter from the absces Dung
all this crnfaed house, had violent cough
raised much bloody and supposed by myself and
the last of consumption The February
following when app,r life its close, pro-
cure bottle of Wistars Basam OF Wild Cherry. Az soon
commenced the of it began The sore
Of sid constantly cough gradually left
the profuse xpectoration and splitting OF blood erased
and neIa h~ah becam. by degree coutpu
ed the Basam and By the attr Of Ma ch
ed trade, that Of carpenter which health Ia epabled
continus without Throughout the
II further remark this remarkable effect by tho
THOMAS C~ZEN6.
Gloucester County, NJ j. s-Pesonaly Ape arcd before
the subscribed OF the jusuces of the for
said Thomas Cozens, WIN bel duly affirmed
ding 10 law, saith the above statement all things
Affirmed before me- she 10th DAY Of April, lsla.
j. CLEMENT, J. p.
A. Williams, ESQ., counsellor law, No 50 William street,
cured of spasmOdc asthma Of fsu Standing
the of bottle of the Wild Oh Basam Let those
who donbt his wonderful all his office and him.
Jas. W. Weodr1f OF liz BEETHOVEN, N J. was cured of
bleeding Of the unRa by the Of only DO e
Two justices Of the certify this We have
any of the similar
Price 81 per bottle Solo 123 Fulton If Mas
by Isaac Butts Dexter Albany Gotham, New Haven
Ar q
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BARRY's WIGS AND sCALPs.

Harris indexof the value personal 6ga and
deprived Of It's fair rtion AZ esortsd to- order By
those wonderful which bid Nature defiance. Bar
ry's Ventilatng and t}ossamer
WIGS AND sCALPs.
still stand above all others Their pecurr light
and veparng their being tped exactly
the hail their elascty and their superior mseria
and workmanship, we'll their style Of finish and
all combine form such perfect heads OF hair that they
must be to be fully appreciated.
The comoete the above named with
the manufacture Of his hesu OF hair for he lasttwo
He
fully olcits call confident Of ssfylng fssdioas
that he is best and maker tn city They
only be had Las Broadway Of Liberty stairs.
Private rooms for fitting wigs aid ouises.
M Inn
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REMOVAL.


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s;a ss
ne ropa invite he Of .no large anu
Just r,ssyed H.mSsfsh l.ss supply Of ysliRs. Ks
a. sSs %s .s
Dss Of and r
Up, isan constantly .. hspd Fancy pipes ss" c;ses
si 's'
.,Esnss- and country dealer. are invited to call to
NOTICE And REMOyAt-F; A. AKTAULT, lately
sna. 10 II he
. 2. B:o:dwsy where is: open
the % s French
.se Lsn's; and a. the ehem. psee.y-eompse app
ss.'s give cala,s Broadway. I'D story Nos.
: BmEy00RT, formerly at los Fulton .utel. h re
n. .1 Ts5sI e: 70
REMWvAAtmP MAEa H.i, Of .'tI md Wig Mts.I has
ON IS g. y. .ss .: hs
new ON in the hIopabIe 81, lie, h, viii D,iuue h,
sS % :! II ~
Ga,.s, as t9q
Nr- Yor.en AID :Iran. en as one Tar hsshesl ecles
W f:t ss
.ii. orsrsIcn IN The hand: + ?. MAEs. N "a m:'
sELPHO,S EIK,T PREMIUM A sGL kstY LEll
INThuDUC ED INTO this country ar made solely by VIII
liam seilho, No. 90 SpfInl Bvoadw, N
York This rpuop II Artificial Leg derives @s
he Celeb stsd Marquis OF Apgesey (ssen tbs dy the t
horsemon Europe) by who il Las adopted
wr Inc us hrs invention by the late Mr. Pos Of London
whom the present artist was for pupil and
sIsIant.
The ADgesev Lee is pate pted In England and differs r.d-
c-iy and Essentially from ell other substitute, for
mb " narope II bp Prince Ernest IF He Phillip
II w. and ov her Continent well British Noble
I'D Naval aud Military Gsneu who suf r. the late
Alo by ladies Of distin u allowed by the
most NJ kuoIeau Surgeons be the approach
he Natural Leg huh poncrd which both
70 IT'S form aud &C has teen recently cn6rm.d by
OF the distinguished Of their
a beeu ~ Ibis ccuDrv advantages have fully tested
by number OF psueuts Of the rspecab have
cit wi,h HIM the strongest certificates In iasor OF lis
.uPeri MY.
g. wit out meaning n feet upon any maker Of TIE old
te OF leg cocsd-s his ouy to caution tire public
'iug mailed ~ pretending upo
he Apgesev Leg has had seventeen yeas experience
.. cal ay Il this leg depen,s known ouy i'll the United
be consulted daily Spring street, or by letter.
post paid.
(krom the New World. j
The ANGLEsky LEo- This invention and its introduction
INTO tins county BY up of The nvspor and ads
lice mechanical KILL will be- hailed with and gratitude by
all VT need ITS The workmsnship Leg
very beau fu aud is at the uahe The
'or MI ut ainv epdeavoT fashion pefrc model ofa
human lic b. We readers
praise WORTHY artist His advertisement be relied
rliug III literal truth mi imsm
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT.

N. w. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
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No paper scut, uncs Paid in advance
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