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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-18
voL. III. no. eas.

United States for Fifty Years, stirring Address
to the People of the Uaion on the subject of a
Tariff, discussion Of the late Treaty, and al
amount Of Commercial Satisfies which would be
sought in yaini the pages OF any 81 all the other
periodicals of The day.
Upon these grounds and from conviction Of it,
true value and intrinsic worth, We capnot too
strongly recommend this Magazine TO the patron
age and support Of every class, to whom it mast
prove Of decided utility. Every Merchant, esPe-
cially, should read ii for his ogn practical cdyan
tage, and support il Foe the eminent service it is
doing to the profession in winch he is engaged
We trust that the decided Success which has at
tended the publication through,its first seven vol
nmes will not only be continued but abundanty IN
creased with the eighth, which has jus. CON-
menced.
BIAcgvooDs MACHINE: (keprint) July TO December,
1912. i. Mason, cor. OF Pine-st. and Broadway.
We believe Backwood is now generally re-
cogniacd as the first Monthly published in the Eng
fish, and probably in any, language. It's contribu-
lions to the Imaginative Literature Of the tines
have as whole. no superior. InCriticism, esPe-
cially of History and Poetry, it viii bear compari-
son with any work but the Edinburgh Quarterly,
and even that canhasdly claim precedence inregard
to Poetry Its Moral standard is high, but often OBJ
scured by National and class preiudices; while its
roryism in Church and State its bitter, blind hos
tiIity to all innovation, are indefensible These
do no harm here, however, except in displaciag
better matter; we read them with a good-na,ured
smile, and regard them as some lately dug-up pet
refaction ofthe Eleventh Century-wth an amused
curiosity, and nothing more. Perhaps, in this
and of rash experiment, the sedatiye influence OF
this Old.World Conservatism is rather benelcent
han otherwise. Take it all in all, there is NO.
European periodical we could so i'll afford to spare
as Old Ebony and we thank Mr.. Mason for the
CELEBRITY aud ceapacss with which it is Supplied
TO the American public.
iEsororAMIA AND AssYRrA BY J. fraser, Esq Il vol.
limo. PIP SS6)
This work. forming No. CLVII. of their
= Family Library" is just published by Harper &
Brothers. The author treats, conciscly of course,
If the history from the earliest period of the AS
syrian and Baby Empires, and of The later
history and present state of Mesopotamia and
Assyria; including al account Of the remarka-
BE views of ancient Babylon Nneveh &c, and
an interesting sketch Of the Maaners and Customs
IF the people who inhabit the country at the pre-
sent time The work is illustrated by map and
several engravings on wood
Cost of Cleaning streets.
Statement from the CoEptrollsrs Report o cleaning the
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SrATs OF NEw-YoSx,l On
CIR ci Hrookfyn, - lst2,
Lloyd, and Acknowledged Il;
md shas he executed TIE ssn
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a decrease of Consumption DR.. Hayward says,
is eyiden, from these statements, and IS without
doubt to be attributed TO variety of causes
mainly to the grea, Improvements that have taken
place in living during the LAST thirty years; TO the
increased comforts of life, which are now ENJOYED
by every class of the community. People are bet
Ter led, better clothed, live in more comfortable
houses, indulge less in excuses of all kinds and
paw more attention to personal cleanliness, than
they formerly did. They adopt better and more
effectual means TO protect themselves frem the
vicissitudes of temperature; and the low rate az
which cotton fabrics can be obtained, and the con-
sequent general use of them, have no doubt con-
tribu;ed essentially TO this desirable result.
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The following certificate Is from gentleman who los!
the whole of his Scrofai6rS disease IL
1bs fn-it
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SN7KlGHT's ENGLISH GRAMMAR.

w The abridged and cseap edition Of Ibis work t
ready sale a Is Spruce street, by X BARNARD
Z co.
have with much care examined this book ase, ns soy,
that IL has pleased much u presents The correction Of
numerous errors be found in prev rs treaifes on the
granular Of our Iaugcage AID - Itself! ose philosophical
Than any similar wor! With which acquainted On
the whole consider the best grammar or TIE English
lang aage with which am cOnyerSanL'
r. l.. HAYES, Ill d ID D.
l6 llus I'd. y. Z. Quarterly Review.
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Cost of Cleaning streets,
Statement from tde Comptrolsy Report for cleaning the
Streets of tas City OF Mex. York.
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have confidence IL the representations made by Martha
Conip and have fu! knowledge of her rase.
No-''' 49, ELIJAH f. PURDY.
Alderman 10th Yard Of the Cry o New-Yerk.
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HENRY C. MURPHY,

Mayor OF the CITY o. Bcooslya.
osndSs SarzpaTia viii also remove ana permanently
ce diseases having ,e;r origin il IN impure STATE Of tht
oaod aEo efra~sd eoedca OF the gen raj sen!;,t2tv
" Sro,as OF hios Evil, IL is various forms RhSoas.
Ii, OBSTINATE ectaneoeS E7nptoi.s, 8loehes, BITES, P-
pies or PUSHES on the ss chronic Sore Eyes RDsw
~ letter, Scad Head enlargement ard pain OF the BORIS
and tots stuosor Ccrrs Sypee syunptccis, diseases
arising from Riricous Of ss<caiy ee.e derang
mems, aud ether similar complaints
Prepared and sold n wholesale retail and for eSrrs.
alcp i,y A. s. Sands Co No. rs Broadway ftsrsrife
BuiliiagS corner Of Chambers street New YORK Also scia
by a 3 D. Sands, Druggists, No 70 md loo Fcf.cSs
kei-slrrss ard BY Druggists generally threcsheui Tie
United states Price 81 pes 6osise. SIX ooties
SesSbe original Gocnn,entS may be seenby ealing 81.
So No lltx-nN
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desire that the afflicted r.ay no cugsy dsav l,s a
right medicine and get cured,
resnafn, with fertrgs OF lasting gyat;.usle
Your irfecd, THOMAS LLOYD

- - - - - $500
tbs SSa cay Of November ,
esEoTc nee came ThSa.s
ruth CT tee EsssgotSg pare.
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The attention of the reader respectfully called TO the
following certificates However great achievements have
heretofore made By the OF this invaluable i-dclne
yet daily experience shows results sti remarAauie
The propreor tee avail III uselvesot The opportunity: OF
saying of constant satisfaction That they are
=
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Messrs. Sands: Geut-WsrdS cHnnet express The graft
tude tee yoGr treatment 10 Isr-tr Suffering
under one of the diseases tAat
pabe OF bearing. The disease with winch was afflicted
commenced Inflammation OF the eyes IN the ear 1885,
wach caused almost total blindness, For , was Geaied
and finally relieved but the remedies Suct
the deyeopeneu, OF scrouions affection my LETT arm
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snow Martha ConIin AMI believe what she states in his
,,ncn-,,pnt n nr Derfcciy true JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL or NEv'yoEK,
Rector OF 81. Peters Church.
Given at New York this ~: day Of December 1852.
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IOSEPH II. FOSTER. N. .. Surgeon Den
u tsr has snoY ed from Nu - No II Pax place In2 3n
CE0VFI.S AND SPADES.-lO dox Shoves
= and srsad-s for al. hr EF. EDDY. q Old Slip. astf
CHINA- GLASS. Earthenware and Fancy Artl-
u css contained IN store No. Sixth Avenue, IN lots 70
suit purchasers oa :th May, By order Of As<lGnes
New.yogk April g. lsl1, AZ ~
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~ HEALTH. QUIET AND COMFoRT.-The..Gra-
ham House 65 Barcaest NenY9r TfoisF atvanisss
ar raly offered |, e-iby located clean and airy
street very the business part Of The city 1ad IN ts laI
nepts ar re,ien and neat While its table supplied with
h- h-st Vegetables and Fruits that can b pf9enrsi excluding
1ose and every effort made render Boardcrs coioa-
be Shower Baths free. Remember 6 Blrcliy-,f
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NOUNG LADIES' BOARDING. AND DAY
L SCHOOL W, 10 Carroll Place. Bleeekers Ms. RaI
les tlate Nh ana Mrs Barley would ulom her tras ti
the public that her School Tor Noups taiic> Will rcqrsa .
Monday the lst Of Mar The sane ,ystematie eone "a
INST tioa III b. pursued IN establishment in tn sru.
teachers win b. employed! The rsuaT Summer Term VII
rammt1tsr Nav Sth
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NJ NJ = Z Il v I.
AMERICAN FAMILY MAGAZINE.

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UNITED ST,rTs-The frs; part Of the American Family
Magazines General Abstac OF Useful knowedse, work
eInnenty useIn families, and calculated 10 arrest the az
,enton awaken The curiosity and snghten the understand
ngs OF the Young illustrated with 5000 tngravings lobe
COMPLETED in ls Numbers of POS 10 2l0 pages each at 2 e=;t
lr NUMBER and achnuuber VIII Engrarngs.
" The Third Edition of the First No. is noYv Ira,ed
am, orders for al the back Nos. can be supplied
Number VI ready.
cnrrIL,N Y NI..II u ,.rII 1ria.na Rnildinrs
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o. Nn-lo- American, Magazine, No. ".

The Cream OF Tie FoTel"n AlOntllIles.
CONTENTS OF THE MAY St=;iHER.
l. Things of the Day. BiGrttc0Gf.
. NNaitrs- Ghost Story. Pentcy
Ja4ues Cocast-the Hunchback PhilcsopheE. fia-srs
Mag.
:; Tim Ho-an's Ghost .qinsroifh.s Nag.
3 The Last OF the Shepherds BlGci'tcooG
B. The Fatal Picture. BentieG
J. Lord Brouglam. London Netrs.
s. The Myserious Mansion. Bentley.
@ Novel Revenge
TO- African Slave Trade. Orb. Uptr Nag.
II. The Lord Of CorIasss. Nel Monthly
e. The Song Of May Tcif's !MasG-iEe.
49, The Doom of thu Mirror Biacktcood
IT, The Outlaw.
Price for eacI, No III cents ew cope Of the first three
numbers still Tor sale at thu Office of the TRIBUNE
p,,-. IL
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DOARDING-The newly built and furnished
ID house. No. Dey street. whic >u OF rooms we'll
calculated for rvutee family, now open for the reception
h,,r,lsrS in1 m
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and CLASSICAL. Boar,ilng >yhonl

ENGLl>H aud CLASSICAL Boarding School,
AZ Middeewn. G@nnrcseot The Teyt Session VII ecm
sihle like msl.rsgulrcl 4y, and pug I~suotti, 20
who cNris untlv9r'bc moral n''usee uou
COLLEGE OF the Occupations o hit There a
daily communcaioIp with York, and se,e'' N'h
,rtGon and Npn Haven Circulars aud minute iAiounsog
may he obtauei Of the Rev. Henry Cb1y, No St theuy
STREET TaiSco,lln NV d. II. CHASE. PurciUt.
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BOARD At 50 CLIFF STREET--A gentleman
ID .n, his Wifi or two or three single Sentsmcu b.
commoda,sd Win board and splendid ronns moderate
VI
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ENtLlSu AND CLASSICAL. BOARDING
il 81 HOoL IN Sr,,ionl, Conu-Pop,!s hnsi! In . ai
under the ecn>tla, SUPERVISOR u S'sf tst -'ti ~
Language. Until the lust of Aynl p.eleacs ad further
plrticultr> MAY b gb;su,l 1t Nc y WhW-f con,,1 ~
Broadway. By Sriy Ing betWe,. the hours ~ AMI J. NJ, 20
the Teacher md PROPRIETOR H. Ruop. nj! i'm"
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Ee3- Neo Temperance Boarding House en- the GR.a-
HAM SYSTEM at No. - Vesey-str-er-This mouse IS
newly fitted up and furnished in the richest style Is table
pso-rs the choicest Fruits Vegetables Goshen Butter Or
ane County silk SC Permanent BcaTdes viii be accom-
nciasd on the reasonable Gentlemen and La
dies visiting the City earnestly invited 20 give II tEia
and arr assured thai they VIII find quiet and neatness NOT
st,ainabls in Hotels. Terms moderate. a2cf
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4 NIFTY SCHOOL.-This Institution VIII com.
is seventh annual May ilth. Gndss ti H.
rectlou Of Misses Huon and DAY, Hpd, w b. fecyt, a.
any tune previous application ~ No. II lIigy
2Of so,l5ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

U'I1E FEMALE. SEMINARY at Jamaica Long
island under the chars Of Mis- M>resSrT Nna,.>.
terms, &c, may n obtained by calgs =. MONROE
-, I9l Brnsl,Sty. ~ rl,ilw'
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CENTEEL BOAR DlNCf-NirS GERE has taken
the house No y turtanI.street and now ready "a
single married gentlemen with Board and
r,,o,n. furnished orr shed ai9
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pQAkD--With pleasant aryroons, may be had
~ NJ No G2 Chambers street Those PERSONS " G may b.
seeking pleasant residence invited TO call
F. s. On, large unfinished parOr on the second floor.
Reference, exchanged. tlJ us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

Il" TuE HlEERorll,Nr" by Prof, Busn, which
has been discontinued for few months in conse-
oucnce of It's Editors absence, has again appear
ed. and will now be published without INTERRUPT
ton. The present number contains Letter from
Prof. Bush to Prof. STUART of Andover, upon his
opinions concerning the g Double Sense OF Fro
phecy," and to other articles Of ability and inter
est on different departments of prophecy The
work will always possess high value by reason
of the profound learning and ability Of Professor
Busu but it has at present unusual interest IN
consequence of the various and discordant inter-
prctations of prophecy which have 50 extensively
agitated and alarmed the public mind.
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TTlncipa Of tHe JulIIoEN ltiVrIlti.
G,U3,ord .fcadeHry .ipyiL ., 1873. AZ eodlms :

G;liiford .fcademy, .ipTit ., 1913 AZ s2aInl m.
THE CATHOLIC HALF ORPHAN A-Y III ",
L in Eleventh street. has used SRsLas LozESGt; Tor
have coughs. OF Sennss Cough j@t@agt' core tn
In little If worms, one Two d2@-s Of 2heIIotis
Worm Lounges destroy them IN iact 't-
Lounges used bur WITH the dppeat Iesulti
long and well known 10 need An aalioo
The Rev Mr. cCRRAS Of Harlem has Aoow i, Sars
man, Fever Ague LozensrS eases Of Ions StaS
and where other f-d To give relief de has zen pS
who have used Shersns LozeEges for coughs 'oin'' "
Sc and never knew any thing 10 do so much soeh H.
fst Physicians Of thu Srrmdns Lqzrnses IL Igs
Outy he pessanrest bat best medcine he ever knew s
used ledicsed Lounges made BY ohes ONT none HI ,I
could compare with Sherman Dr. > Is t1e oniy Sri.
seentic compounder medicine IL this TOM 70 - b.e
Such is generally known and therefore he Sasn able 20
attempted 10 follow his footsteps have net e. 1ee
Sherman Lozenses have BEEN sold IN enormous -
almost .yery part Of the world. -, or,,o,try, hero
LEONARD ROGERS sa an 9 .S~s srs. now Il ye5r
old says shsrmans Cough Lzeases sa'e' e., 80, ~, ~
physician and family gave h:n up 70 'e' 't - = ~ .
his s rsd5n 6S ~ sA iPoRTER used staaa Lo
Zsn.eS n MS family Tor Wo9lsiS' No' - " -
cnred u short tifn,. SurREfA srJs T o1F=Nf;pS
See Won get the genuine 2i'iSA'''--- - A-'>''''-
"aen.ne z9I and 49, Broadway; 81 Hudson i96
B,.[l n East Broadway; 10 AstoL Hoose e Whitsp ~
Is9 Eglton street, Brooklyn; JAMES Hinesog
srsawI HtI, Albany; and Ledger Buildsgs ~ .s
phla- -----.----
IAIES G. MOFFET, l2l Pnnce-st. NewYors,
y has hand and oe,s for sale who-aate and retail az Ne
Silver ,ieness very sFgsri9f arte!'
S Shss; BeIBs e,,, DO Do DO DO % 20
Coopers' Beass. Pail t,,rs aud Rivets. ,..,,.-
Umbrella Pa.aSoi aud Shade FGInl,nnewie M "afrsa'
equal any the United States, aad Q! ma OH
gI., e5 iA'
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0RIGINAL SIR AHAM HOUSE-A conveniel

ORIGINAL GRAHAM HOUSE-A convenient
and airy house opened 65 Barclay street wi'Tre
food that the convenient for man, shall De provided
in the b u possible manner;
A Roaming Room fitted up in addition 10 the common &C.
c6u,odations Of paror where every permanent eoader can
yirhou; any charge for fuel ard lights win
the royiso of furnishing volume 10 the Llorary on enter
in or departing Strangers from abroad vii not De requested
No tobaccoSaH have odSemens. and flesh grease and mar
crtics a; all kinds VIII b. discarded
Please ca aud gee how yea ike II.
Anil 2sil. lst3-65 BARCLAY. street. ailZ, q
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6; 4 Young man named Jervis Hope, nea
Newton, Pa. was drowned by the upsetting of I;
boat in which he attempted to cross the river.
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pOARD-A family or a few single gentIemcnot
a)-ood morals have board and spacious IN pri-
vac :amily aNery desirable location, 0l East Botdway-
House and apartments unusually pleasant and agreeable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

GOOD BOARD and pleasant rooms may be Of
VI tairIt4! at No. 20 Cliff street. ais I'm
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BOARD WITnOUT LODGING-W Wanted by
Dvoun man in the lowrrlu,rt Of the city The dinner hour
must about hall-inst3 o'clock nd but moderate Price
VIII b. paid. Address G. D. +. lL-bnne ottce NV ~
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Jacob Faithfully new edition, uniform with
Peter Simple OF this work also published ard Tor SAFE
,-nl,, IL -, r,rtr.S
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JNO BOOT-AEtKERS.-C. Moro; haS removed
i from 1872 Lecnari-stTee where he continue, 10 cut
XIX INLAND ready cut kit french and Eeslisl ul,l I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

N-ANTEp-By a respectable Young woman. u
situation u do iaia washing and ironing or shantt
work; has directions 70 go "iih rsectable family ~
Woosters, N.Y. 81
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10 Peter SimpIe.-A Kew edition o! this most pop
,laT of all MaryatS works just pubsht IN the ST OF
he publications OF the day ani for sale AZ the office 81
The Tribune Price p ceats ret, or s. Irer dozen.
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observation-disclosures advertisements have appeared II
the airs OF this CITY offering for sale Lamps formerly
known Webb, with al bis improvements Nos this
lamps ara those operating by the inherited orent
{. Patent Right" securely No person VIII be ndnce'i 10
purchase any one of his former improvements II they Will but
first cali ard witness the ore principle his lnreed Cone
Lnlaps For sale only AT Philosophical Lamp Store No
40 Broadway one door South Of HoWar-stre-t. a21 q
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= MICHEL Manufacturer of the Improved
VI. CAMPHENE, LA3II' with Shifting Caps, sc. b.gs
10 acknowledge The liberal support he has received, and 10
SURE his friends and the public that effort viii De spared 10
merit the continued favor Of discerning public Has on hand
large Of Lamps adapted burn Pine Oil hein
cal Oil or CaInphene aud invites the Inspection ofirieH
ard hoe oIn either Of ms ,IG
(iieenwich street, or Catharine street;
SB g. Ms wagons round usual with Spirits
Of he best quality. Be pleased TO observe the g.
-n I, ~ " ~ 8Csti.rine street.
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SCHOOL-MRS. LAURA E. HYDE, formerly
- ofPtiei, Mass. Will open School Tor Youn- Ladies
the 9th of MAY i'll Perpont street 81 door enst ~ Hem
~ street BROOKLYN III. Circulars may Ia had At D. FAIR
,haws Bookstore us Nassau ST. New York all Wv
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ClrUATi0N WANTED--An elderly woman
y wishes TO ehtan sltglti quiet aud H,ictable
family 70 take The care OF ctitru, hlule
swat she desires expects only moderate Wages Refer
n The Publisher OF the New Wnaid 80 ina.st a2a NV
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nRINTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS,
-. Do ri I'll q -str.e Nov ork.-A2l. l0i3

DRINTERS AND BINDERS WARE III; 80
L ros % and toIdstTpet. New ors-h2Ii l1iJ. ~,
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.-The " HOE pnni-
ng Press Machine and sw Mandatory IN ;2n+ yo9s
and the e,o the Of materials and a9 .n or f T9a
t and Bodcrs' m.tes geBcrag viii be seen ny their
newly printed Circular which nsy beg leave 10 Esr
dence Of Richar NJ Hoe and robert Hoe and they 's:ure
her friend, tat rot hstludng the great reduction ~ prices
III arcles nan,fictured b. this Establishment shall retain
te h.h reputation which they have hitherto sustained y
fin in .yer particular. They at;er themselves also let
their old friends Will only continue their aYors but that
Printers generally will appreciate their endeavors TO furnish
the very best articles at barely prices
Printers or Binders including Type Ink, Papef ETC. "i be
executed with the greatest and omputude and on e
best term
obbing work and repairing viii be done the lowest posi-
BIZ prices, yith every attention and expeditions.
\. BAH articles manufactured bg this Establishment
will b. stamped r. Hoe * Co., that from abroad
may be imposed upon with spurious articles made IN lm
tauou OF ;bers .
Printers onewspaper who publish this advertisement with
this three before the first Of July am! sad ore
OF Their papers will be entitled TO payment oil their bli
bay In- III. amount of 1t al u
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YOUNG LADIES' SCHO0L-MlSs Arabelia
/ Ciarks School for You're LaIles viii commenc. sum
nsr trt,n Mercer "Wednesday The STA OF hlay, IA
pills will lie received lncrmae period be'ns cistd
only for the proportion oil the term.
Competent female teachers employed IN the saTe}h' de-
partmsnt, IN addition tc the following gentlemen;
J BERGEN, rtnl. of Bellies Lettres.
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IL HuNr's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for May
contains Mr. Woodbury,s Discourse on Free
Trade, delivered last winter at the Tabernacle,
and articles on the National Debts of Europe,
the Commerce of France the Internal Trade
OF the United States Principles OF Speculation
u continuation of Prof fuckers article on the
Progress of Population and Wealth in the Uni
ted States. II is valuable number, and fully
s,,stans the standard character OF this widely
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR young
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