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The internal the result Of many of
study (havng bcen under the direction Of one of the
present propreor for the last IS t. meet the wishes OF
the thousands who have been pleased aud again,
tlonize this Establishments OF which, will be
the untirhg aim OF the propretOs TO deserve.
w PUTNAM
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SOMETHING Novg1.-An iron steamer, pro-
peled with screw placed IN her bow, OF abou.
" tons, made her appearance at st. Johns on
thursday having made her way the whole dis
ssaace from the city of New-l orS, through the
Hudson. the Whitehall Canal and Lake Cham
Pam, laden with merchandise for house here.
We hear she ticketed between 20 and 81 passen-
gems all the way to New-York upon her return
up. Montreal Herald.
1nL RoBpEaY-The Post-otficc in the village
S8. Mary's in this State, was broken open on
se night of the Goth, and the mail bag contain
IT the mail from Fort Wayne to Piqua was sto-
"a. The Northern Mail, which was lying by 1t,
ses lett undis,urbed. a reward of $50 is offered
W Inc apprehension of the thieves.
Cincinnati Message.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

1fl removed from Noe. John ST. TO No. 76 Nassau ST.
with j. Go0d%an where he Is eeeving his Spring and
STYLE (uits furnished in twelve hours notice Having greatly
reduced his expenses he will be enabled sell reduced
prices and he socs the favos of his friends and tbs public
towhom he feel, grateful for the liberal patronage he has
toore received His motto agood article punctuaity in
hng orders low prices, and cash delivery. AL IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

EIRE, MARINE AND INLAND NAVIGA-
Il TION INSURANCE on the Mutual plan-combned
with capital OF $500 O0O together with the accumulated
profits OF the past year.
THE. JACKSON MARINE INSURANCE COMA
NY No 50 Wall street, prepared e issu. Pocie, on
Fire Marine and Inland Navigation risks adjusting losses
heretofore, with promptns aud berslity.
SIMEON BALDWIN, President.
JUSTUS HARRISON Vice President.
WILLIAM w DtrarEr. Secretary. APPS #
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COTTON YARNS.-A constant supply from The
~ mills a, IIohous FOX sale cheap Appya T9 = E-a-
yeI-.treet or 81 Pearl-street, Of ~; IaBniShiE..
Store No 81 Pearl and IS Fulton St o LEI, cheap. Ap
rig al; al ~ sd De@'e's'' OF 0i' C. ZABRSKIE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

~ Tricopherous. Medicated Com
POUND, for the H HUMAN HAIR. IS now acknowledged by
thousands who daily TO be the ONLY RsIsDY To Pr
and 20 that hair which has fallen OH
become rn. prevent gray hair; and remove eve
appearance Scurand Dandif from the hair and 10 keep
the hair the healthy, soft end glossy state get Tree
from all oily and greasy appearance.
Price fifty per bottle Principal Office li6 BroadNay
corner of Libertystreet, up stairs milo I'm
- Wire Window Shndes-TheSe beautiful
Shades unlike all others admit all the high; 5nd air into
The and perfect th@ and The same ie
ob5truct the view from the to the we'll as all m
sects
They manufactured 10 order onyl OF any ,haps
color. figure represent picture engraving, nan1-
soInclv put up mahogany frames 10 &: window, door or
Tor Office signs Oder, LEFT at No IS FactoEy street sent
through the Penny Post h the PERSONS addIs'S WI be at
tended toif addressed 10 LEE \ GO.
je3 II No. 10 Flctory-street.
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MERCHANTS FIRE INSURANCE COM
1fl PANY-OtFice No. IS Wal.,trest.-This Company,
with Capital OF 100000, merchandise,
household furniture buildings ships in port and other pro
loss damage by fire, the favorable
terms. JONATHAN LAWRENCE, President.
o,,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

NATIONAL. OpsERvAToRY-The Army and
NAVY Chronicle of the LIST inst. contains an en-
praved representation of the National Obscrya-
tory now in course Of erection IN the city OF
Washington. The main building OF the cdlflcc
will be fifty feet square and two stories high, sur
mounted by hcmispherical revolving dome OF
twenty-five feet diameter, supported on circular
walls built up from the foundation to a hight OF
seven feet above the roof. A hollow concal pier
passing through the centre of the house terml-
mates in granite cap within the cupola for the
support of the great telescope. To the east and
west sides of this edfcc will be built wings, each
twentv-six and half feet long and twcnty-one
feet wide; which, with n wing to the south OF
nearly the same dimensions, and the dome, con-
stitutcs the astronomical observatory required Tor
the establishment. The magnetic observatory
will resemble somewhat that at Munich, beng
in the form of cross and entirely beneath the
ground
The instruments which have been ordered are
a great Achromalic Reiractor with focal length
of IA feet inches a Comet Seeker with To-
cal length Of 50 inches a Meridian Transit;
Transit for Prime Vertical; Mural Circle;
Magnetic instruments; Billion Magneometcr;
/; Vertical Force Magncometcr; Standard ba-
romcter: Meteorological Instruments a Maxi
mum Thermometer; Minimum Thermometer;
Solar Thermometer; a Thermometer IN Para
bolic Mirror and several kinds of Hygrometers
The Achromatic Rciraetor and the Comet
Seeker are being manufactured under the drec-
ton of the Astronomer Royal at Munich, by the
successors of the celebrated Fraunhocr, Mcssrs
Merz and Mailer, and are to be completed by
January next.
The books purchased for the Library embrace
the standard reatises on astronomy and physical
sciences generally. which have been published IN
the English, French and German languages. y
large number Of valuable books have been pre-
sented to the institution.
Hopes arc entertained that the building will be
completed and the instruments ready Tor use by
the LIST of july lS4i.
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BOARD WANTEp--In the vicinity of Harrison
ID street. in private family. Address j. F. B.. Lumber Of
nee, corner Of Harrison AMI Westse-tS. j3lws
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. Seize upon truth where ere 'tis found.
Amongst your friends, amongst your foes.


The flowers div Inc where e'er il grows"
Neglect the pTick!e and assume the
The proprietors daily receiving from the medical profess
son minister. OF the GOSPEL officers of Justice
private czeus. ample and willing testimony both written
and verbal the superior value and efficacy Ct this pcara
ton To the poor furnished srstuitou,y sufficient
proof being given Of their worthiness.
St further prooo the superior value and efficiency Of
San de-, S,rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

Union HALL, AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.
CThe subscribers have th pleasure Of again announcing
Their friends and the public, they continue to keep the
" Union Hal. which will be opened for company, on MON
DAY the 18th Of May inst
This extensive Establishment is we'll known scarcely
require descriptions suffice occupies frontage OF
700 feet on Broadway and Corgrsss-street.
The Spacious Saloons DiGng Halls and Pazzas and also
the delightful Garden and pleasure grounds about four
OF land while close vicinity the Justly celebrated
Congress Spring (heins abeut 200 feet Wes renders 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

NEWLY eEK, April 18th, 1915
Messrs SANDS: G,n,lemen-Athoush it may BE- consider
ed unnecessary for me add another proof the justly de-
served celebrity your preparation of Sars,parl
Ia yet for the benefit fellow men, feel bound IN pro-
claim ha fact From being most hell le,s cripple with
disease Of the lower ez,retes which spread over the legs,
nst.p and feet distressing much, rSnde HE al
miserable. quite recovered and entirely b.
the use of your Sarsapas For two wears was unable 70
shoe, and the right foot aud snce very much
swosu-whch at times dischaTgt ard pus freely,
companiea with violent tchnga,d burning SENSATIONS
deprive Of all gave mp despair and nppo,
I'd amputaon would b. but hearing of
made By your Sar,apara, resolved make another effort
regain my health-and under the ble,sn. OF kind
Providence am thankful 10 say am we'll With feelings OF
gratitude you and ankulness the OF all good for
thus blessing III. | am, your !tiSnd
JAMES MCCONNELL. No 40 (;rasn w,ch a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

TOSEPH r. FOSTER, NJ d. Surgeon Den.
y s mas removed from Nm 2os No. II Park place MD I'm
0Hn0BARRELS OF LINE, OF the best quail
.GUOOty viii be delivered for, any part oft dutins
the comm. seen and good city bounds and
c.ivsd in payment Address e Lime" Tribune Office Of II
HYDRAULIC LlNlE,-OrGers left al ] L. Mil
er. Dry Goods Store.t2 Broadway, viii receive prompt
attention. Price 81 je. czsk Of 300 lbs
off ABIJAH SMITH the only manufacturer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

ALDERMAN OF The 9th " ard OF th- Clty OF NtW-f oFk
Prepared and sold by B. Sands S Co., Druggists and
Chemists Granite Buildings 23 Broadway, OF Cham
bersseet Ncw.Yor and for sale by Druggists throughout
the T. 5. Price 81 per bottle six bottles for S.
The public respectfully requested remember that 1t
Sands Sasrpara that has aud constantly achieving such
remarkable cures of the difficult class Of diseases which
the human frame subject sud ask for Sands Sarsaparla
and take no other myl0 #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

TJNuE GUM OF HEALTH Tins inyalnable
article mparts strength and vigor to the LUNGS. aud
will prove ,auary persons OF weak or conSmpt!Ve
habit By it, healing and balSamc properties the whole sys
TEN relieved and renovated 1t also the peculiar
and agreeable virtue of rendering delightful swetne.s to The
CURED It's reputation and tte rce'' 5? regulated
laCe within the reach q" all classes OF society lhe
GUM OF HEALTH can only lie obialnel of
u--9q 2r. s ID DI<GfiAM VI. 32j Bowsry Ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

r ME, LIMf;-Wantcd in exchange for LOCO
Lbaels North River Lime and Cement Groceries or Dry
Goods One quarter wil b.. Paid in cash for any amount OF
the above articles or an exchange for property Of any kind
real or personal Will be made liberal terms Apply 20 j.
d. HINT corner OF Madison and James milf Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

a7nGaSi To p1rTSsf2RC; p 49,
t:r.aLa@ Through IN four days from Ne"-stg--yysrs;0
York. -. - -.
49, r5r1pered An exclusive with the Propre-
tors OF the we-knewa Pioneer and Express Line, al
PIadelri. the Daily Transportation OF Iron CiksT 20
pm bur- under their own locks and keys
The aarrars OF Adams Co. such as 20 insure
yrrru pEsPATcH In the forwarding aad delivery Of salua-
III and parcels Of descriptions thaa mas been
of-rs-l the Public The Pioneer and EIprsss Lac
hin in perfect order and running through Pittsbnss
thrl- and hall iays from Philadelphia.
ll-gchan,s viii ind their interest 20 make coz
rTtox. ihrou the medium OF Adams Co., Express II
* the cHEAFE.r aud MOST EXPEDITIONS method, and the
stcsst VIII b given 20 collecting paying notes
Gods rcyiy- befose Ip4st O'Clock forwarded
the same day. small packages received Gst halipa.' o.
.fIeas ! Co. he only Package Express ears to PHI
a' ss-nti IN Philadelphia, Z. s SANFORD
Pirlsburg, K. q. Berford MO Inn
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New,York, April 3Oth, 1919
This is certify that James Mcdonald called and
exhibited his and leg and stated that BY the eleven
bottles Of SAyp.s SARsApARLA perfect cure had been ei
ectai With eslings Of ha wamest gratitude Alessrs.
Sands thus beng instrumental under Divine Providence
curing aud restoring him health requests 10 give this
certificate. ROBERT JONES,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

o00 CASKS OF LIME, Of good quality $50
OOU casks Of North River Lime.
100 barrels of good II ydraulc Cement.
100 hhds Of unsiacked Lime, for manure, ,-a; H.
Any part will be sold EXCHANGED LOT groceries urs
sos candles or provisions, Address BARTER at the Office
H'b. "Trib,p
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- Walter Forward and A. ". Marks.
ATTORNEYS al Law, Pittsburgh. Pa.
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3. 4. FAHNESTOCk'S NERMIFUGE.
Il SIRE RE,ALENY EOR MEOhMS.

B. e. FAHNESTOCK K co. PITTSBURGH,Pa
rT'IIIS valuable medicine has for many years ia
1 the precedence OF ali Others tie W sten aE, Of the
country, ard the popular remedy for worms IN
the L. States and British Provinces.
II has made solely Its own n'rsc merits and
has always maintained operation the hi! Character
which physicians and experienced druggists give II A. GER
tain eIpsli.5' Of Worms from the SYSTEM
En-s nlaar xlnls L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

COUNTRY COLLECTIONS-J Dick,nson,
oAuomey at Law, Wilkes.Barre Pa. will attend with
prompne,s aud fidelity, all business entrusted his
in the County of Lpzen,e aud in the adjoining Counss
References IN the City Of Ncw-York:
George y: Titus, Esq
Aessrs Wetmoe * Co. corner of Vesey and Washington
STREETS
Ebeeze Pla Cashier of the Leather Manufacturers Bank.
myl9 Gws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

AMERICAN Books IN ESGIAND-lhe following
exposure of the thcfts which British publishers
have perpetrated upon American authors Is from
an annendy to the Book Circular Of SIessrs. WI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

NATIONAL MINlATURE GALLERY, second
IN floor OF 2i7 Broadway, south corner OF murray street,
where may Tie day and lcho charge, the
Licensees of liz. T. s Senator'S Judges OF the l. supreme
and Navy, &c &c taken ly the D.GrEFREoTYrE Chiefly
with view OF being engraved Miniature Likenessrs
the Improved D4gueTsotyre most beautiful execution
may be obtained al the above hour OF the day.
no In. ANTHONY EDMARDS * LUlLTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

IMPORTANT To HOUSEkEEPERS.--R
ietts' Improved BROWN SOAP. manufactured AZ o 30
Chc.sy shis acl umbus, but Just WHAT II r.
presented. and wsrTaated numerous experiments have ti
rn4Ie but notiia has successful IS tins Soap
is ,unesiofcr washing all ri Woelcns, Linens Lacs
NusEs, Cacoes Silks ac rendering iheiE iafiectt
and clct with much less labor than otrf soap
For wa>h. Caiico-s and printed Muus, esseciaF II sur;
passes other article Fannels may be WASHED anil bic ene
y The 5f this without the least FEAR OF shrinking OF
washing the skin eeaai any Windsor Soap endetils
II soft and white Il contains injurious ingredients aud
nju- either texture coor Il used IS a.
ract- .i Soap <apc.cee OF 5olInS or -.c,
s following certificates from Professors taie Lee md
Stewart. mo have used the article II their families and
,nhy tested peculiar virtues alone 'uici-nE TO
rarroyr all doubt or prejudice and ensure ttisl:
'S' " NEw-Yoax, May, 1919.
T Roserts-sr: have examined specimens Of your sf9wn
scan and have used my family with IN. most CHE
cult arricl-s OF housekeeping have distributed specimens
,mnn such acquaintances consider conl-ten judges "
The matter and the result Ike Soap IN the esiin1oa o
thos. Who nav. used IT, I'll thai II purpoIts 70
e ' @ : - Yours L. D. GALE. VI. D.
avin. made use in on. families OF Roberts u'ToEfd
Brown Soap tlate' Friedz's German SOAR " arg Ius
satisfied o. entire superiority oi anu
recommend it as wholly preferable thing OF The Aid IL
ase--,e"- ioA' -iN CEAs A LEE. VI. D. Hudson 81.
lanes STEWART, NJ. D.
3. ,,,soss AbdnsdoR Square.
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WANTED I1iNIEDLiTELi-25 LandsIuen,
(tmericans fo Whaling FoyaSs. first Glass ships.
Also, TWO cooper, carpsners snd backsni!h.
whom pay will Be- given All clothing and other
articles furnished The credit of he voyage Fer fur
Their particulars apply 20 the agent
m3l I'm WILLIAM tlrCkE.S South-sr
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cOS0 WANTED, on personally security, for
D~cO orr Years. tor hich 10 PER ceat. Will b. psid-
\hire>s A s., Tribune Office. jsas
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REMOVAL.

NENVV
~ COLES, grateful for past favors, would re-
" specially inform his friends and the public tia, he has
removed his MOROCCO CASE A1ANUFACTORY, from
his Old stand No 92 10 l87 Broadway, nsay Opposite John
street 2 floor where he still manufacture Mo-
Cases of all descriptions, reduced prices of the best
materials and workmanship low other
adjustment in the city.
~ Be c. 1atters himself that from the long experience
Of twenyfour the above business that workman
SHIP durability 0. cheapne.s he cannot be surpassed by any
and dispatch. msi ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

T ARD OiL..-The subscribers have constantly
IL on hand and daily receipt of large Quantities OF
4r, Oil direct o: n,guactory recently established on
new principle Tie qualify Of the Oil is decidedly superior
10 any Other manufactured, be eNaUGaon and
will lee sold in quantities and packages 70 suit purchasers at
dealers aud Others are Iarticu!. requested call and
inc this article before purchasing elsewhere.
InaI BIrrLER i NORRIS t9 Water-sroet.
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NANIED-by . gentleman and his wife, until
W the Isl OF May next the second story respectable
house, consisting Of bedroom slttins:rpm with CRATE and
cellar and yard within Is miaates walk Of CITY Hail Rent
msst b moderate Stating and situation address J. A.
rbi
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NANIEl-A young man about II years of
sss 20 Lean ,h- arr OF Wool Ensrayius. An Amer
csnons who VIII Consider instruction suicsnr
tou for the first ycarmay apply Tribune Buildings 100
NlSsau-st., up stairs. w. w. BRITT asif
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CROTON WATER-MILLEK& COATES.
~ Plumbers ZIG Granl-,tree doors of Broadway
furnish Timed Lad Composition and Iron Pipes Hyant,
Fountains Bath Tubs, &C. and every article connected with
the Of Croton Water in dwellings warehouses and manu-
factories Orders for the introduction Of water promptly
ru,gl
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CS0-LOST OR STOI.EN.-Ten Dollars Re-
:JO waTd-A Fifty Dollar Note Of the Albany E1chansa
o. lSiI signed Noah Lee, Cashier; G w Stanton Pei.
dent, mailed AZ Doyestown Pa addressed to n. Leming
Co.. PmlaGelphi,, and received BsuS Officers Brokers
aud Others requested 10 stop thrs anne. Address
2t~ 5. NlGHTI\GALE.2 I1 Watrr.St
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
L'IRE INSUR ANCE at the lowest rates by the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company 1910
Charter perpetual ~
This Ion: established and we'll known Institutions having
been active operation upwards of thirty years, continues 90
insure Houses Furniture Stores Merchandise and every de-
scrpon property against loss or damage By fire the most
favorable terms. JOHN NElLSON, Jr: Agent
mh2G ,rn. S. Wall street.
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W Az cL--A Partner ina Loan and Coninis-
SION Oice The basio-,s viii nav ,op san, 70 5000
Per aanu An active maa with $500 can hsys M
Good reference, will Dc given and required AppIy IS LIB
8 :! ->'9eeN, 'fSus "usSe.
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W ANTeD-A gentleman and ms wife, or three
bic home, b. .pplyias a, - sssasys HA'e
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BRITISH PLAIF GLASS WAKk.NUISE Sc,
Not Spruce street.
DRITISII LOOkING-GLASS PLATES OF su-
Dprior blil!iancy and beauty 2O inches b. - size and
undrr-and POLISHED PLATE GLASS FOR WIN
BOWS which viii not change their color become misty
ard GERMAN LOOKING GLASS PLATES of the ,izt
of lO eySi 10 5: By p, Tor sale b.
m2i SIN lSAAS" IL fl1.NI l.
, 1843-07-22
$4,000

Copies of tie first number will be is.
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1915; and as the demand for this new
and popular work will be unprece-
dented.
Agents Of Periodicals. Pos,masters.
and all persons who wish to act as a.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
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paid. Persons renting money
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tul to pay the whole postage.
ROBERT SEARS.
Editor and Publisher, 1879 Nassau
Street N. York.
, 1843-07-22
NEW l. U OF
GODEY'S LkDY'S BOOK,

TO COMMENCE WITH JULY. 1si3.
Original Paintings By me.frst Minister'S olMe
.3rt- Original Designs.- Original Matter.
We offer as follows
lcopy Lady's Book and l copy of Godey's
Comfortable Ornament, containing 10 ele-
giant mezzotint and steel Engravings, for s3
2coPies Lady's Book & 2copies Godey's
Comfortable Ornament, containing 10 ele-
CANT me2zotint and steel Engravipgs for 81
5copies Lady's Book and 3 do. do. do. 10
8 do. do. do. A do. do. do II
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The Comfortable Ornament is the first of
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the Lady's Book, from whence all other de.
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We have now on hand ten original Paint.
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Address, LA. Cooley
Publishers Hall, Philadelphia.
June 18th, 1913. 3w-33
, 1843-07-22
+ A READ! READ!
The Chcapest..and Rest Vet,

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KNOWLEDGE and VIRTUE are general.
y lnseparable companions, and are
in the moral what light and heat are
in the natural world, the illuminating
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and tens of thousands! Every effort
ought to be made to encourage and
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iortlfy our own free institutions; for
ALL must acmit hal the great bul.
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