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Newior& Philadelphia. Banmor Albany, Troy aud else
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DARlS CRAVATS, SCARFS, Nc.--A large
received AT 23l Broadway opposite the Fountain u27 wi.
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~ Books Lost.-The- following books have been
borrowed taken from The Editor Of The a l[bne VIZ:
The Census OF the L. States for 1910, tiolio.)
Byron's Works Dearborn's edition, (octavo)
SIakslesre's do. do. do. do
With great value some oi them were taken
away by mistake from the rlibnne Buildings and scattered
ahe by another unIuck mistake 50 that they have never
sc,.er earnestly requested TO return them mIedaiely
(21 ii. GREELEY.
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-ro se1f-shnving Gentlemen, posss.sin

T. To Self-Shaying Gentlemen, possesslns s,ln
strong beard and tender face the Metallic abie and stfo
of g. Saunders the only article in use that i 9hva!
their difficulties most Inclns proof ei thelI
NiSeu 3Ol Strand Lowcock. 80 Cornh; lhoFnhu!, ia
New Bond-stret, have them Cor sale and recommend them
with the use Of their cutlery.
IL gus G. SAUNDERS, lo5 biodu"'''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-02

HAVING made use in our families Of Roberts Improved
Brown Soap (lsc Friedzs German Soap are fully
satisfied of 1t, entire superiority any other and confidently
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81.
Particular attention il called style of business and
office Coats also Travelling Frocks. large assortment oil
Ns 9s SsH, =; .r ''e 'ea'' wi '"'i'' w r. JENNINGS
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pracca OF Meicne rbs Cty Of NeN-foEk Residence &
Warren street y L. corner of Church. nyI I'm
~ Window shade Dcpet:, No. Spruce
street.-No Iirian HtfH6aS.-Tise best .! .iZtrIeii
Window Shades painted By artists (ustye and foreign OF &c
III talents All shades painted with the best
of oil cnlor< and warranted wash and not fade Shades
psin pattern the shortest notice Interior
DECORATIONS executed p4Eliiicen styl-
jpcx, prices Painting all kinds done order la fact s
WORK, OF art Be produced n ,h- sstshiisaIi-nt
,npi I-,i, BARrOl * d. MACRf.
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s,ti ihe Giant Girl" al Peaie,s New-YoIk Museum is
sss1 TIE town She will prove then days
such curiosity attrac, attentien, and nefe'
Nasef Que en produced America. il i. Impossible
hts Ssoa 10 form the slightest conception oil her
way insssas-si1 ysags old. and weighs 240 pounds
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-02

- -Communicatisn-HA WORK REDUCED
= C. III Sr wi. lad cugi maker has located his hair act0
~ at ii John, where every article pertain
n 10 his line will b. aithully made and sold
reduced price. For lance, full w.s Tor gentlemen So each
metallic spring aa elastic baud toupcr So; small PIE
ce> snaps s.; WIGS for ladies', and pntets, PLAIN aud
curc bauds Various reduced prices. Rnglts from p Ia
50 i Call AID
.ii who undrr,y yentildtinS hair wanted il ST.
SebrinS,s An,i-Dyspeptic and Resto-
ratiyc Cordial sovereign Remedy Tor Dyspepsia and
N.Nous Affections. IL IS highly recommended by eminent
yyscian>. and by persons who have been b-ne,ted By IT,
Office No. Murray street. Pce 81 I+r bottle, anl - psr
dozen. in16 2wis-
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pOIJSD, for the Man HAIR IS now aeknoE edsed by
@ ,,yss and that hair which has fallen on
thin prey-n, hair 10 cure and remove eve
OF Of Scrrf and Dlndr from the hair and to keep
in the mos, healthy soft and glossy yet free
rom all oily and ;leasy aPp-e.2nce
- - e 7 iF,rr v-street, up stairs. mic Inn
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f--.- Nsir Temperance Boarding House on the GfA-
HAN SYSTEM d, No. A. Vesqy -street.-Tbis nous. Is
l fitted mp and furnished the richest style It's aos
nrcfr, the choicest Fruits Vegetables Goshen Butter of
spre County MIX sc. Permanent BoaEdsfs VIII De accom-
d. visiting the City earnestly invited 20 give II tai,
aho are TIL IT,. ,rodc,t. a20tf
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CPRlNG GOODS for Gentlemen's Wear-229
- Broadway opposite the Encouraged by the
extensive patronage elected the last through tho practice
principle which has averte almost universal complaint
hat the cash customer was taxed the denquencies OF
oilers the undersigned has made such additions to his
of assistants a, i'll enable him future all orders
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~ college of Pharmacy Of the City of
York The summer G ourse OF L yctafes Of

N.sw,-York.-Th- summer Coufse 81 Lectute. OF
tss INSTITUTION win commence Moaday h. sh Of May
0S Pof.oSs which viii De included the Chemistry Of
Medical Jur,prpeePe illustrated By experiment., INFINITELY
the method proceeding detecting the presence
" nni,ous &c, Professor Lawrence Reid
0y PHYSIOLOGY, Professor Beneniu ". McCreadT, NJ u
a., BoI ,Sy Mr.. Oliver Hull.
rickets for the Course, i've dollars, BE- had of ar
.d,mson Not Bowefy; Mr. A,pinwa, Is WilliaIn-sts,.
a. Kerstrad Of Broadway and SPrins-stcee; Af
o. Hull Maidea Lane Sif. Coggeatali corner OF
i aud Ros--strt-t1. M 2Wiw
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Ho,rita VIII connue tho practice hs profession at hi. OF
flee corner of Iit-street and UnionPace west Of Union
I Sor,re m3l lwiS'
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AUCTION SALES.
Jos.al. Richards Auctcnesr
Ky BANGS, RICHARDS Il PLATT.-S,ore

AUCTION SALES.
by BANGS 's RidHasRsIss dHHfs1s sss:iePf;fA S ePf;fArr-s,ors
1; HSSsa ssies assNlSS; + assSiss 9T1s Resa.
n BSs. Tassss Ss sSSa WSs, f N @ Aa
tory, I6e"oT MaiefnAes Voyages and Travels. Csssi-
e. l.rs variety of Ashn'e,es er,mma,, BY
'q' s"''aSSS WSGEpSESpSY Il EVENING, ,sss 7,h.
I : sid R,,a ya,qss fo6aI hSS e sw
ports, and Treaties, Elrmsnt,ry Works, &e.
Particulars Mcnday.
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CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, $40
msr S'G5s'' tn " 80 s' 's'l' . FEExs Principal
DWIDEND.-The Board of Directors OF the
3 June s :s'' Ga The ZEN EWis :sfS fET ii1S and
my31 Inns Seeretaty
M-0OD SCREWS-Ibe New-England Screw
w Company, Providence, r. l., being IN full operation.
rresr- supply wholesale dealers, and the Hariwar
screws nac from refined stock be obtained
sorted from inch No. To inches Ne. % waEIantT1 SUI
Gu, the threads their entirely aew pfincipie
Mich enables & them 10 a estf e & 'esS eps TO
sre>s to AeSanss HS!sSs Asent frovJencs or to u.s.
. 'S ' s'S NTtHElIP iii fI 4 Ps9TWPiiTf WPiTHESEIi fS
Agents \. I. Screw Go.
NswYorS, Philadelphia. Baltimore. Albany Troy aud else
where. myls imis
IMPORTANT TO uOUSEKEEPERS.- Re oh
Icrts' Improved BROWN SOAP, manufactured NJ No 2to
Cherry Ihis article NO hUmbuS, bus Just what IT'S
pr.>e naj and warranSed numerous experiments have been
m,de but nothing has been successful aS this Soap IL
is superior for Washing N o Wookp, Linens, Lacrs
Suslns, Cacoes Silks Sc. &C. rendering thcm perfectly
and cle,u with much les labor Than ohes
For washing Cacocs am rrnt Nu,s, especially II sur
passes other article Fac, b. aSed at betched
blythe this SOAP without the least fear Of shrinking For
sct and white Il injurious ingredients and *
warraed njur ccr texture color II used as d'-
recied this Soap rerc-s the necessity oI boln bleach
The following certificates from Professors Gale Lee sn
Stewart. Who have used the article IN their families and
thoroughly tested ats peculiar virtues alone sufficient I'D
remove All doubt prejudice and rusure trlA: .
Nrw-loRS, May, l8i5
T. Robrrts-Sir: have examined specimens Of Your BROWN
SOAP and have used my family with the most DIM
cult articles OF houekrprg ave distributed specimens
such acluaiu1Dces Is consider comSent Judges m
the matter and he result hn tive Soap the esimstcac ct
those Who have used it, is all that it pnrpoIs 10 be-
Yours, L. d. GALE, NJ. D,
IIvin: made use in families OF Roberts Improved
Brown Soap (lac Friedz's German Soap fully
satisfied of superiority any other anc conidenty
recommend wholly preferable any tmS OF the KIND III
use.-New York. May, 1873
JAMES STEWART, NJ. D.
e2 lmeod. Abingdon Square.
| DRINT WAREHOUSES;. f. LEE llormer-
/ iy or the firm Of Lord Lees and Y b. BREW SIEk.
under the finn of EE BREWSTER, have established st
ll3 Pcari-street,
Hanover square, New York, Warehouse ON M eNtensN
scale $500 ,,,.,,, $50,
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cine" advertised certain curs or all pulmonary com
Hlat> JAyues SVcctorant stand, alone. Is path 70 pub
e confluence has beer, paved NOT wit. ogS bat erIs snd
me vouchers Tor ,t< e'hc'cv include army OF names winch
for character and ectabr c5nnot H. surpa>>-.
sountiy Dr J,YnE beng hlmse ysici dee, not t'o,
less Ia perform pITsIcs Inpossbltcs-sS nr instance o
cifs inaa whose uu-s hike honcycorab, completely
rde a II Ne4r by disease but ne ov. aud we b.
e'e he u hori out by We'll authenticated ilct., thai al
diseases c the lungs and ch, which s5e susceptible OF
without miraculous lateereace hts ESI~corat Ill restore
the patI-nt health Thro fore :hs public
which effective IN MOVING Coughs Colds. Bronchitis
A>thnla fIoarseness PletT>y Group Influenza Quinzy
EXr.ctorant.
Soldby 4. B. & D. SANDS. Druggists No % FaltonSt
corner OF Gold 273 Broadway and - East Broadway m27 6ts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-02

NATIONAL. ACADEMY OF DESlGN.-The
~ 8th Annual Exhibition is now open from ~ 'i' "n
Ill TO- p VI. o..,. C,,,locue,
-; Anh.t'a''e - '' ny2O lmua'
DEADlNCiS AT TIE UNIVERSITY GtiA-
* pri MIR RUSSELL rive, the last Lecture of lo
s his eyrnns Fday, june . as above o'clock .ith
illustrations Readins, Recitation and Dialogue rom NIL ntl
ron hakspe,r. Burns Crolv &C. IN which Nh X VI" De
aided by his SON Francis 7. Russell!
T;r,. 4, AZ ~
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JAMES B. O'Do~SrLL, Secretary.

1S43-Chnrles Fitch, formerly Pastor Of the Free
Presbyterian Church Newark n j., will preach the
Second Coming of Christ At hand at the merg house CORNER
Of Madison and Catherine streets, next Sabbath morning.
afternoon and evening. The public invited attend
Seats a Lecture this evening AT the same place AT
cuart.r le fore q o'clock j2 22tA
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Disease has opened its Spring Busi-

ness. aud hear many complaints Of Pans In the Sto
inach and Bowels Dyscnery Dyspepsia, Ciamp Constips
non Sick lidlee 'd other ailments growing OF cold
Those who desire immediate elif from such orturing
lions houd that safe aud eNpcditous remedy, Jayn
Carr,inarc Bsslm. This medicine upon the fluids
from which the blood generated, and thus pures the vital
stream at It's very II the directions which accomp
ny bottle attached certificates OF from OF
the highes, standing G the lraraed Froiessians
Sold by \. B. x d. SANDS, DRUGGISTS No. is Fultonst,
corner Gold 23 Broadway and u Last BroaGway n2I CTS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-02

THOMPSON'S TRUSS.-With this
s. e.; E
o.;,y i, is applied and .ir days trial given and IL
doe no, 'ese esass ,hf 1%sg.S snG "f p
No, s,t.actory respect the money cheeiuity
fnrned and this the only condition on which you should
s, II directions followed Applied at 9i Elfndgest-
near Grand for the present all houIs myz9 Inns
H1O WASONS-Sealed proposals will be received
a, the Street Commssioners Ofce until Friday Inc gh
street extending foz the SEA ef ~ Cape street cisahs ID
about one hundred and twenty five feet on sach sde @
below the .egntt.On; b. OF circumference one pilen
. incF.s thick and two diameter in the clear Ihs
laid in good nc lime aud sand mortar The ends oil ne ~ I
10 b. closed up. copp valve be constructed Al @ @
where Thy enter @ The senst G 20 sis pr
these valves 70 b. pade IN 70 e d must e 0f
at the Office The briek Us as 10 under th
s,r,oa snd direction Of the undersigned and sach
as he shall appoint Inspect the ssrss snrDyor ns
form 10 such grade AZ shall b. directed py the
Contractor viii their proposal, ne l p'S ,S ia
fcn for constructing the said drains inciooihs ~
all such work shall De necessary TO "ii ~
ton with the sewet the satisfactory completion OF the
mPI Pf5meni TO JoS Siis EWES sss Commissioned iea
Dy ORDER Of Hon Aaron Vanderpool, Aseo-
ID ,, Jutce of The Superior Court 81 ue City OF New
- oin, ; sonrias attachments against NONRESIDENT debt
M M lar .a sttacaep, has issned against tis estate Of Will
OF Hrie yy4nia and that the ~ll BE- sold
for the payment Of their debts Jules ey appear and ds-
charge such attafheeS according 70 law Within nine month";
OF any due them by residents OF this State and the
livery them for iher OF any property within THIS
p @ as srbn By law ne and are are rod 81 s bs sas G
day OF Siay, 1913 hiCEARD b. kihBALLt
iez Ian9m Attorney ioE Attaching C,ediiof,
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PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,

Or Tie La,cs Of tie Formationof National Wealth,
Developed lv means of the Christian Law of Government
bcinc the substance of case delivered 10 the Hanloom
l,l,rnt
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
and family receipts will receive particular attention. The very
best Of medicines constantly kept hand and competent
person always .caess both night aad daY 10
them in the most careful aud scentfc manner with
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-02

-Neaicines of Inc BEST quality, new prepar
and approved popular remedies Lche: English and
Lnsnch perium-ry: SOAPS. Brushes: &c, Tor sale oy
ei' J. * l. CODDINGTON, ArothecaLes,
Uuus Spring
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-02

IN PRESS AND WILL BE PUBLISHED SOME
TINE IN THE MONTH OF JUNE.
NO. V. OF USEFUL BOOKS FOR THE
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MONDAY EVENING Inn,

CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, $40
0Sroadway S;u,ye>aat institute
tfi> 6. w. FEE.kS. Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-02

T7HE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL EA-
rim SJOSS,-A sail across the Hudson River Hobo
ken ,ni ,i4n walk 10 the Elysian Fields along the Exceed
ingly beautiful and picturesque shores OF The place. WIN Prov
excarsions that can be made the city The grounds now
present charming aspect the tres being mostly IN tai ana
order avn. been considerably embrlished the present spns
L1rntE
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Public Stock Exchange, June I.
commercial and Money Matters.

HOARD.
sNDo Ohio 6,, CO. o. 900 III 6s 70. go;
500 do do. .blod e4t so ,hs Farmers L.. bis 29s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-02

oneiay nore and the most wonderful curiosity that
came 20 America will leave NewYok for moHth-psr.
~ ter ever. or course We mean Gsi Tom Thumb the
.atsin and the smallest person who ever walked Aehe
pssoIIow he takes his Farewell Benefit at the American
= aad II viii be great holiday Several i-rio IA ar
l ,aSe place III the Lecture Room throughout the daE
ssyI Apprentices and Brsss Band frcIn the U. $ shy
4 Sao!ina will call and bid The General adieu III, Oar
In, open oa the roof OF the Museum, from which e4
a. Gsads OF ladies and children win call on the General
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-02

T. Robrts-Sir have examined specimens o Your Brown
Soap, and have used my family with the most DIM
cult articles OF housekeeping Nt distributed specimens
amongst such acquaut1Dces consider Judges m
the matter sn the result Tint the Soap the esmstcnc ct
those who have used 1t, all that purpoIts 10 be-
Yours l.. d. GALE, VI D.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-02

nWIDEND.-The Board of Directors OF the
~ HOWARD tNSURAl<C Z CONPANY have DECLARED
dividend Of reg cent. ca the capital stock rsysbr and
at>eI Monday. June 5 LEWIS PHILLIPS,
mvSu mi, Secretary.
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LEECHES Of the best kind always kept for sap or they
will b. applied. at any hour by experienced rsrSon
MEDICINE CHESTS for sale of various patterns; also,
IoI, IL MAI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-02

PHILIP w ENGS ABRAHAM BELL.
For Inspectors,
JOHN +. GRAY, MICHAEL GAFNEY
Fer Trustees,
STEPHEN HAsBROuCK, JOHN STEWART.
TERRENCE j. DUFFY, Dr.JAMES II. ROGERS
EDWARD MCELROT.
Rcsoircd That the proceedings he published.
JOHN COLVlN, Chairman.
0.D...r,, c,cra,,r,.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-02

WICl
Determined carry the system of small prohts and
quick returns socs assortment oi goods
unsurpassed ricness and Variety comprising French ana
English cloths Cassm-rrs all the and various styles
Vcytings great variety OF patterns, &c wi hch VIII be
made mp to order under the upernedence OF efficient cutters
at prices which cannot fail offer inducements to Inc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-02

d,, Pork a, retail 50 So other kinds in proportions
a ss s6o The arrival OF vessel oad from OHIO would
"4s down these nEces al once.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM-


TE.N-FOLD ATTRAC-
TlONS-OVERFLOW-
ING SUCCESS, :, The
large and Increasing crowds
which have ,hrouged the
Museum during the last
week, induce the Manager
10 announce 4 re-eugagc-
ment. for one week longer,
of the same splendid at
fractions, WITH several All
Gitiona! novelties. includ-
ing Gen. TOM THUMB.
Jr.. ,hr wonderful Dwarf,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-02

NTANTED-A gentleman andhis wife or three
young men, to board, where they cai have coni0a
I,. bon. by ami wing az 81 Edridge-sfett. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-02

III TO LET on Chelsea square-The story
;si Dwelling House No 2i6 Wcs Goth street. adjoining
elegant rcsidenc. Of D. w c. Oiyphsnt Esq Also
III. thcr story house No 2gi the block and both
very handsomely finished fronting the sqnareepets with
every conyenience for genter family Apply to d. n
CUSHMAN Chelsea square, or 1873 Pearl street
o.. 2.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-02

WITH A. IvrnoprcroN Ireating c fhe present STATE o
the Science of Political Economy and N. .adepa'ion
Of is Princi pies the Condition Of our own Country
Gnd he npkl.iLding IF rs Prosperity
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-02

MINERAL WAIEnS
from Saratoga the Union. Congress, Pavilion and Iodine
Springs; also White Suphur and Settler Waters always
hand and packed 10 transport with safety distance
Enst RrnadlYaY OF Markell m2i lmis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-02

CHEAPEST CARPET STORE ~ II THE j.. I, -, =
$50 sttlae DoBss y S2Ss RG~ fiy, F
her whele stock 2; ,eisac s.ptng ali Of which hayng
Been psnI,a galesea CASH sold 20 per cent lower 'a
.uy other establishment IN t;e ety Cd per yzrd
Extra Fine do DO .-..a. :. =, Ia
tTe EisF "a M C,o,hs any wid,h T. %
III fIo9s I%,s u. .ASDERsoN DoBBs, Nc. . BowsrT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-02

Bow from II TO ID years OF age
w 70 do the running Tailoring establishment A,i'E
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-13
LEAKING OUT.

The following sentence is from an article in
the Democratic Review, upon the oco-foco pros
poets for the Presidency:
"There is not one of those States which may
he regarded as debateable where there is not al.
ready sufficient division Il the preference of the
Democratic party, to constitute "a serious danger,
if not serainly, of disaster from this cause"
For n long lime division and dscord have
regned in the Great Loco Foco party, but 10 the
greatest possible extent the surface has been kept
peaceful, and only occasionally have there been
open and noisy erup,ions The feeling, however,
cannot always be suppressed. The New York
Safe Convention, in which Van Buren, carried
out his wishes most fully, has opened the mouths
OF the Calhoun faction, and in most Of the States
they are showing spirit which can hardly fail
10 sever the party and become sufficient cause
in itself ofdeeat TO the party in the Presidential
election Should they even nomnally unite in tho
Convention, so great and deep is the feeling on
both sides, that they cannot unite al the polls
the nominee, and as the writer in the Review re-
marks, constitutes n certainty of disaster" Ty-
Ter, The man whom they seduced, and persuaded
to defeat the Mig measures ofreef with view
OF making the Wing cause odous in the eyes of
the people, is, in the mean time throwing bombs
into their camp and fumenting dscords, and
so thinning their ranks that he, though with
them IN principle and action, so far measures
are concerned, will prove good oarsman in row.
ing the oco-loco party sup salt river" again in
1874. Other causes besides these are operating
TO aid the Wings 10 achieve brilliant victory in
the Presidential campaign.
The Developments of the last three months
are such as 10 iaslen the conviction upon almost
every intelligent, mind that the man whom the
Wings nominate for President must be elected.
This conviction is not confined altogether 10 the
Whigs-shrewd and well informed men of the
other party see it, and confess il too. The Wings
are gathering strength daily-lhey are doing well
doing just that which is calculated 10 give them
the victory. The elections viewed in reference
TO the Presidential election have gone as well as
we wished to see them 60, and the star of hope
to the Wing cause and good measures is rising
slowly but brightly, and augurs a triumph no
less decisive than was that of 1910. CaedOnian.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-13

store him 10 the city Of bis refuge, whittier he was
fled and he shall abide in it unto the death of
the high priest, which was unoned with the holy
oil. 26. But il the slayer shall at any time come
without the border OF the city Of his refuge, whith
he was fled 81 Aud tbs revenget 81 blood find
him without the borders Of the city Of his refuge,
g. the avenger of blood kill the slayer he shall not
lie guilty Of blood. %. Because he should have
remained in the city of his refuge until the death
OF the high priest but after The death OF the high
priest the slayer shall return into the land of his
possession. 90. So these things shall be for
a statute of judgment unto you, throughout
your generation in all your dwellings. 80. Who
so killeth any person, the murderer shall be put
to death by the mouth Of witnesses: but one wit.
ness shall not testify against person to cause him
To die. 81. Moreover ye shall take no sasfac-
ton for the life of the murderer which is guilty
of death: but he shall surely he put to death. 80.
And We shall take no satisfaction for him that is
fed the city of his refuge, that he should come
again TO dwell in the land, until the death of the
priest. 33. So ye shall not polIute the land where
in ye are for blood il deileth the land and the
land it cannot be cleansed Of the blood that is
shed therein but by the blood ofhim that shed il,
"a. Defe not therefore the land which we shall
nhabit, wherein dwell for the Lord dwell u
mong the children Of Israel.
TIE exposition of this law given 10 Moan and
subsequently to the Jews as u nation will be at :
tempted in my next letter.
YUus truly, G.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-13

.uanuacfWers in Cdnada.-We understand
that two enterprising gentlemen from the United
States, with the design of establishing a cotton
mandatory in the province, have recently con-
cluded the purchase OF fine mill privilege in the
Chambly District, where they are now engaged in
erecting buildings upon an extensive scale, TO car
ry out their plan.
We believe it an admitted fact that British manu-
lectures are unable TO compete with those of the
United States, in our supply OF the coarser des-
crlpiions OF cotton cloth, while the discriminating
duty is but seven per cent in favor of the for
mer, which will not near pay the expenses attend
ing two freights across the Atlantic, the one of
the raw material from America, and The other of
The manufactured article to this country, either of
which The ABerican is not liable to.
In the mahufacturer, established within our
own boundary, stronger competition will be
found, tor besides being on better footing i'm
respect 10 duties he will have the advantage OF as
cheap labor as can be procured in my part of
Europe The common wages given TO women
employed at factories in the eastern States are.
we understand, 81 to SO per week. In the coun.
try parts of this province thousands work for as
little as 81 per month, and they ore well satisfied
TO get ii. -.Hontreai Herald.