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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-20

DIR. LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER, Athe-
- neum Hotel Broadway, New York-Dr Lardner will
continue the professional practice which for he pu
sued scale London and be consulted by
paentees manufacturers and others questions regarding
improvements the and manufactures which involve the
application Of the principles Of Mechanical Physical Science
Those who reside Of distance may forward tpost pad)
clear Of the with the necessary
| cimens when immediate will he IN
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CONCERT NIGHTLY
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
" nc j. PINTEUXS Cafe dies Miles COLONIES Saloon No
E7 Broadway.
Engagement of Miss ADAIR, the fine Vocalist
THIS well known establishment has been considerably en-
bhed since May. Refreshments Of the best kind always
be had the bar with the attendance of careful WATERS
well ventilated billiard containing eight tables commupi-
Gates with the saloon the foothe ices and the
best the city affords all times be obtained.
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A CARD-MR WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully
"A the Ladies and Gentlemen New York
their Glasses Dancing, Wazing and the Polka Dance will
commence at the Assembly Room, Constitution Hail. $50
and Saturday. Particulars in future advertisements Mr. W
satisfactory Schools and Academies attended
above at his Private Academy No 10 Sixth Avenue
LIN linz
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"
WILL by particular desire another Of their humorous
w entertainments this evening September GOTH being the
last they can positively give this season.
For particulars Programme Tickets 50 constellation
haprice. Entertainment ID before O'Clock.
Doors open al O'Clock 500 it.ec
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ritory-but the large black and burr-oak such az
would answer all the purposes for which the largest
timber is useful. Between those two rivers. no
doubt there is destined 10 be OF the most dense
and prosperous settlements, The fertility of the
soil is not exceeded by an, have seen; and from
the nigh and undua,ng character of the country,
there can he no doubt OF lis being very healthy
To the Westward OF Rio Brazos and South OF
some sandy and saline regions which border the up
Der portions OF this stream, The same enterprsing
traveller represents many Of the valleys as rich and
beautiful, and The upanJs as being in many places
sparsely timbered with mezquite trees Ihls Is par
ticualv the case on the sources Of the Colorado,
where The country s delightfully."- watered. Bat
mmediaeI, North OF this SETS in that Immense des-
ert region OF the LIano EstacadO.
The chief natural disadvantage to which the
Great Western Prairies exposed, consists in the
absence of nuvigable streams. Throughout the
whole vast territory which have been attempting
10 describe, here is not sing lie river, except the
Missouri which is navigable during The whole sea-
SON. The remaining streams, in their course through
the plain. are and continue 10 he, for all pur-
poses of commerce, comparatively useless.
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A New Way TO EIectioneer.
NDTFpsEONUeTCsU Ut T"V I'""I'c'
WEST FARMS, Westminster Co. July 8.


WEST FARMS We,tcheser Co July 8. lSfi
Our peaceful village was made the scene OF
quite an excitement On Sunday evening las. by
the arrival Of number of strangers in car
rage and who stopped at the Eagle Hotel for
the ostens!bIc purpose Of refreshing themselves,
&c. II was soon rumored aboat that one Of
them was 10 less porscnagc than brother Of
President Houston. OF the ouc-Stzrred Rrpu5-
c" in consequence OF this announcement. .
treat number repaired to lie Hotel fl- the pur-
;nse of seeing n man 80 distinguished ~ this
ur. Houston. He soon began TO descan' Il
large upon the great benefits that would De de-
rived when Texas should be admitted into or
Union and called upon all present who were
friends Of the cause of Freedom Justice and ~
inred Texas, to cast their woes for Folk and
Dallas: and after spending some two or three
collars at the bar OF the house for all present, Tor
the sake of their votes for Polk, Dallas & Co.
dapared amid the cheers and acclam4tlons o.
the assemblage.
The next morning, however, ii came 10 light
that the people he'd been most admirably dupcd
COR the Distinguished Mr.. Houston, es he stylco
himself, was no other or no more than Mr.. Lev
D. Sl4mm OF The New.York Daily Plebeion.
who had taken Sunday electionccrng tour onl
here for the object OF learning the prospects ut
the election, &c. Comments upon proceedings
Of this kind are unnece ssary-thcy speak to'
themselves, and show the desperation of the
party to which they are unfortunately at present
attached. Things are however gn'ng on right
cur prospects for Clay and f'eIingnuysen ART
night and encouraging. = Clay Club is organ
lzed, ana we have frequent meetings. An APP
ponlment has been made for Friday evening
aud we have procured ,he services OF those truly
eloquent speakers from your City, w. Theodore
L. 'romlinson, J. n. Rcynold. and a. kstchun
Esqs. 10 ahdfess The meeting. The bal IL roll
ing on, and the Town and County Of Wcstches
Ter will not, Mt tie Election. he found wanting
as heretofnre. OBSERVER.
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CoNNrFcE or rn pE.IEIx o The JogT9 m, Of "a. Spaa r.
pn,,s> and stence OF neafy uine years Northern
Mexico illustrated wIh Map; aad Ens,a'Ing. By 10
sian GgRoG. 2voIs. NcwY H.G. Langley.
This book contains grea; deal OF picturesque
narrative, amusing and even thrilling adventures
and much useful and valuable nformation--but
so badly jumbled together that II is somewhat
difficult to classify the ideas acquired IN It's pc
rusal into any available shape or method The
author from confirmed chamber dyspeptic sud
denly transformed himself into wild rover Of
the Pr4iries; and, on the back of his faithful
mule travelling eight times in The space OF nine
wears from the Missouri to Santa Fe, and spend
ing the remainder of nine years life upon the
banks Of the RIO del Nor,c or among the wilds
of chihuahua, acquired not only robust
health and appetite, hut still ro5ustcr fortune,
and no inconsderabie amount Of fact and expo.
renee, the which he sets down IN marvelously
co,d Enplsh-for the Prairies-and in very
much the same independence of symmetrical
connection as may be supposed 10 be one of the
striking characteristics OF life such as his Had
not the ida of critique, and the difficulty OF
COMPRISING and condensing our authors hetcro-
gcneous fragments into notice able shape, been
pcrpeiually haunting US like nightmare, we
should have read the book with nearly as much
pleasure as we would escape from the brick and
mortar Wilderness wherein we vegetate, and
scamoer on a e.backed mule over buffalo
prairie
Despairing altogether of following MIR. Gregg
IN his piquant narrative OF personal adventure ans
his graphic pictures of life-both White and Red
upon the Prairies, we hive penciled few pas
sagcs from the book, which will assist the reader
in acquiring some general knowledge Of New
Mexico and the people who call Santa Fc their
Capital species of information which cannot
fail to be peculiarly acceptable at the present time.
The trade between the United States and San
ia Fe was entirely unknown until the year 1922
when Capt Pike made his first trip across the
Praires, and opened the way for the adventurous
spirits of our South. frontier, who were moi
long in availing themselves of it. Previous to
Capt Pixies expedition the inhabitants of Santa
Re and Chihuahua had received their scanty sup
plies of manufactured merchandise by uncertain
importatons, few and far between from Vera
Cfuz-and at such exorbitant prices as to prevent
any considerable transactions. Capt. Pike found
that common shrtings and calicoes were sold in
Santa F6 for two and three dollars per Spanish
ell, uhirtythrcc inchcs) and other articles in pro.
portion-The following table will show with sal:
fcicnt accuracy the amount of the American
trade with Santa F6 from its commencement up
to lS43, when the trade was closed b. the barba-
ran policy of the Santa Fean Governor;
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The #hig Almanac for the year lsii.
4 conrenient BO0k Of Reference for Politicians
and Others during the coming Presidential

'NS'-~'''''
CImpaIgn.
l. contain, the usual Calendars and Asuonomcs! ccus
IONS mad for every meridian from Name TO Louisiana
List OF the Government Executive Officers oft- uurs stats,
Judges ;. n. Supreme Court SC. With their Salaries
pl-te List OF tn Numbers o the present United states SENATE
ad House of Representatives arranged according 70 their
r-o,y- States and tie otics .! each member dessn1:ed
History OF thr Tariff Pls and Present Tatff, Conn., ararIv
Statement Of the important articles o,ans ecihc tu-
ties. i. posrd by the Of 1916 1924, 5-5 1892 1ad 1872:
The PhEsESr TLaiFF Law OF THE C>iTED STATES. L.
ing the ~ TIE that subject. National Bank WIKI
Extracts from M DUTIES Report; Pao; AMs-
gic.SlSDv,rRY-lr, EIPEpIENcYAxo necessity BY TIE
Hon CHARLES Hrpsus CT Mass. Tbs valuable and useful
.v ocucpes Il pagv rs lac;s fluctuations and coetfnr
nush De understood o. citizen VINO takes an interest
,he cause OF American Industry and the prop-ri. o! The
-ople OF the United Scass; 4Iscts from NJ C!ays -s-ct
gu The Pa sic Lands These occupy svsra
nd are ,ucen give general Ofhis interesting n b
set An-cdotes OF cics and Poci.as. never p-oTe un
lishst ELECTION RETURNS, b. States. ccaGTes-
,ouel Districts aud Counties. These Returns the ues
.r,d a, crs, TABOR AID cousierble expense expressly
tcI the Wing Almanac. They Will Dc constantly referred 70
az th-y snow not oniJ the rtons io
non, - seh OF Ike So Pouisi v6:r far Sir Van gar-n
nd Gen H.rsonn 1893 and ~ 1870: Ins ElGb-r Of G-ctofs
4uI me Lumber winch ,a-h sa;e
.t,, ID IA lSi ,r.s ~ tbs Pcfu Ceb., Cos nC
nd Chs Juscss OF TIE several States Aa-caot,s Of Ni
lay John Qunc, Adams. COL Johnson. &c Sc
~ Ta- ptcr Of the WHI- AIm4a4L :, its
,r.r Gotsltl,;astrg contains qaa-.-r
rati-t Siag COPIES l2t cents. 81 dozen, 81 per i
Orders BE- accompanied by th- cash. ?osrTA.TrH
emitting, free Of postage, 6! for dozen copies H -
u:i;isd cops gfa-' Z CONTAIN, =ae-!s, .l = &c B.
eet ,rly ps-i0dica postage
= The W HiG Al ~ &C 'e=u arlT published every
Tear and Is Oqiys &c; - Se[9d.cf P",i r ,;..
Trim nn,iF dan. Nh t.t-x
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shooting al an angle OF ID degrees over the
stream turns the current, here forming a deep
black pool, where the foam-bubbles circle and
dart like live creatures in tbe oddies. There
on the very edge of the current have cast my
fly. 1t has hardly moved before loyz! what g
noble fellow makes the waller foam as he throws
an arch into the ali, his white belly cleaning
like silver arrow as he goes. Snap goes the
Inc, and he vanishcs. An, he was Eat one and
II was too bad 10 lose him. But will have his
brother. Quickly noosing another smell | drag
again the deep pool and there the other shoots-the
beauty. ard | have him, | cannot play MIN, the
bushes are too thick, and he founders Ike stur-
geon, must lift him or lore him. My slender
rod Of English hazel almost doubles and quiv
ers with the load but The good stick holds, and
the fellow is landed There is absolutely terror
in his great black eye as he lies and pants on the
rock. can't help it my specklcd beauty, IT'S q
world where we prey on each other. | have
gone but half mile and let us see, have forty.
That is enough for to-day and we'll turn home.
Passing through a clearing on a side-hl!i we
came upon jarn raising, called here bee
The rough frame was up, and man was sitting
on the top hsllooing, Herds frame without 4
name, and what II ye call it HIRES frame
without name and what ii We call it Here's
q frame without name, and what'Il vc call
it," tSidc-hU Drag" was shouted back
from the sturdy group below. 1t was christencd
with hurra, and up vent two old drag frames to
the plates where they were left dangling in the air
1t ,ras christened ,cithout whiSsey.
Yours, &c. II.
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tYIRTH * HALL. MOL Fvarkl1s9uars. cnnEanty
L hand Of UIC and MUSICAL
tNSrRI MENTS If ri klnt.. PIANO FORrES o: difIaieni
style and finish: GUITARS from the best Spanish patterns
Tor whlch they have received premiums from ire American In
tule over all other nke and Of very tone nnd
style of iin>h FLUTES. OF all kinds md hnish Tor winch el
nave also received repeated prem CLARIDNETS, kEN1
BUGLES. CORNOpi.ONS. TR0MBONES. etc. ni oi Their
Kinds of VI SIC ~ INSTRUMENTS NEW Music ecev-
I'd published list PUBLISHED, al the songs 81
Cd for the PLANO: nto. the ORPHEUS GLEE BOOK. be
collection o' ge for tour mae voices rih piano accom-
punnen selected ami complied the hest German and En-
glsh elqrs. By AUSTIN PHILLIPS. PTice Que Dollar per
Merchants and The Mu.ca community generally. are
spectfuuy invited 10 call nh6d
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Chemistry and Philosophy.

so.IV Chrm!st:y Of he tour Ancient Elements, firi,
IiY Earth and UcterFounded upon Lectures del ven
elors He Majesty the Queen. THoMA, GaIFYiIH Lee
,ufrr hemslry 81 barthoomew's Lio'ptal q;tfdt
h. upwards OF seventy engraving. The Book OF Pno
,ophical Experiments illustrating the principal facts ami Gu
-ioas ;r, NJ r..ctrol.y, Gajyanism, Magnetism
herSr Optics, Hsat &c nitn Introductory Obs:rvauous
.ach Sci-ucr upwards OF 300 Experiments 81 j. :
D,LroT
chiey int-- F ,lo-s VINO nav no. Stn:ird me cif"''
t5.tuse details aud heoriea are aro'e useful id ie,..
uurn fNricit directions ar green respecting The per
tcfInancs % ;iIe Experiments.
\ person who Performs Experiment and thoroughly
!a-s lnls he nature it, will na.is ever forget ole pfiG
.. II Illustrates ms been he OBJ Il the wTrIs 10 a'
,sjrcs only sash eaegt. may be reformed "i s''
M praratu> and such may he EASILY and cheap'y pro-
:urgtI." E.f,aciS from The Prsidee
- The books 'Jovs E<nec nave nat WITH flIic
nd e tu.and, aud continue to b. verJ }oi-
lar and tn great demand notwithstanding @,ch one - sold "
bout the Iio oi rhe cost both works toS-t-'
is edition prH'e! IN thr sriss N b'sa H"sSS Tor NE
Ike 4boyt works ne,li7 printed on clear new tyoe 'T;
1hou - at together are sold u The exceeGneb
I..., prics - p copies fer 81.
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Dr.. Jardnef'S Lectures.

so TIT -Ltdles comp-r- Course q LecipTs5 HeIlveT
mhraceJ il ;he Lectures. tiecci'y-The Suu-tii
Inim-Thr Fixei otars-Ma=Uetc \rsd.-L ALTITUDE az
tAllar-'-Li.a'
-EalIng S.ars-Trmp,T-y StIs-Blsforc: rh-'cm OF As
roromy-O-w-Sc-uc- aided b: Art-s''enuur Disc"v.
Observation-Disclosures OF the Rrtina-tolt.Ic it-ry
steam Engines OF Engi md add g-rca ! his -'uoa o.
Doctor rders Lectur, Introduced by sketch o. t-
g-,,s Of Phvsic.l Pnce the Who'll. incluti.
ardrrr's Lectures d crr Is SINCE copy fosmts Is
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.
~ ~ "a cam t.

No 70 Ceduf. une Jo-m from Nassau St.
As iN received from Auctcn nhgnicrih rench pnnfed
Mu.u., Bruch- md aad striped i"ul lie Snie, Of
lperni quality. hncH s,,ef Rafrtge. New style BnlI
ru. l0.: Stun striped Bnrrege ShHwk, lIurs Cnvnt,.
oh flrt md Cnp Ribbons. Rrr,e Ihrend and A.hbur
uu nce.. white nn DncE Cefim ;, cuL"ea SILK Wis.
rr>h well ~ cnll and the stock before
has fhstfy
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History of the Silk Culture

SO. Vi The SILK Culture the United States En-
bacing complete OF the la-.t and most approved
modes OF H.tcug Rearing and Feeding the sl'kwonD
Managing Cocoou.ry. i!~.Eg, Spinning End Manri,cuI
rug the silk with y-'y History Sketches
e the SILK Business N,faai History 81 the o!kwcrr1, The
Nuiberry &c. Illustrated by umsiHI' ensr.rlugS Of >
chIr-ry aud e.i Niuual OF the silk Lulne-
Pr,ce % c-uts FIVE copies Cor 81.
Orders ,lust be accompanied with ;he cash
GREELEY 4 McELR tTH. ?ual..n.r. COR ID. An,hoI
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. ITO NASSA U-STREET
Ali Kinds Of Job FI.ntinc. sue as
PAMPHLETS. MAMMOTH SEnW .l!Ls
t',T.Inot-s LECTURE BILLs,
i'T-ycKs' C,gps Cu,rgRT Bulls. Plan ant
issrk,>c PoLICiEz. Fancy
Bulls 0r LADISG, FOLiT!CAL biLLs.
CiRCULkR=. ClRt riNRs. nea' g.:
,,omn M he Office OF H., Tribune To. H. NASSAU
s:r.nt-o.Irr,ia the Park
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AL HEALING OINTMENT.


{ ,uLu FEET. COLI FEET. COLD FEET COLI
IFEETtut feet and Cosun,p Cold teef nnl Dyspsp
,ia Cnd Feet Sch ilra,uce Cold Fee Hsd rease al
ire Lungs ami Liver, Cold Feet and Asthma. Cold ieet an,
.iyhtneSs the Breath Cold Feet falling tf ui the iiur
Cold Feet md Rhculnntsn, Cold Feet anj Pans the Ea
nad Head Cold tset Cud Fee-who mas n" got old Feet
Il ns preyul-n, the .Nc.iyter, NJ HeainS
Ontm nj remedy Tor cod feet under
urgency 'e. LET warmed into Tie sOcs o' the iee
md we pledge our word and honor wii e.tore ire cir
cu.n OF the blood. induce healthy pefspratOD and Orns
back condition. w hen tins - done lei
lie ,ve be pnced upon tie chest or heud where The uh-
icul,y lies. whether b. CONSUMPTION or asthma n hy
p.p,a oihar w,ii them also Sold 10 lhv>nn
tree, ~ ReerseF. 10 Aston i!o" * uhn lI Cherry, IL
sullivan. lSo Canui, ~ Santcu. e6j "a street .eNo
NDEED h,> been discovered i-r curing
Al Drsngurement> oi the Skin,
FacS -. ~unburu. Mnrhsw. Tan
Bre> Df Mosquitoes, Bug, nsect., &cc.
TN. aove any by the sun, heat ~
h4y, change climate. &c II al-O cures In
me most permanent mud beautiful n,unner all
Diseases at u Fnco ar Skln.
Pimpies. Blot ne, >nlt klreuin. Scu.vy.
Er>. pelrs, Sore llenfs RIngvvnrm &c.
~ you II be chenred b. -..ndng counteriet JDNE-s
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. md ~ Consequence ui ~
Surprising eicrcl-n ic It's surprising and w"u'i-r working
effect the above discuss, II mas been cuu.srs hf
,nnted by host OF scnmps ufld ruscn snGcs aud inuls
who mol for tine mischief Hnd harm they amy DO man,
articles feey unon, and dhgeruCs but with
live the fame and cha acef Di Jones' Sap th"iee b.
.,nrcia buy only the ,i,wlns prcrs aud always ash
i- Jones Soap she American f,ngie - Chatham -
Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia Pease. Broadway. Albany.
,pSi Ian
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD-FIcKsBraa sAss SToC1
Stock in the orBuckey Peck aaf Numbered a VIII
Power 81 Attorney attached was 'st onsaturday, - Na5st
above will he paid by leaving It at Thompsons ocs - Wa
-rrr4l mn
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nRINKERS OF SYSTEMATICALLY jones EI,rac,
~ of Snrapnrls Candy-i ceainIy excellent.
powerful exractn most beautiful CenLy vnrn.
phyrctry all. rs sold at The sign OF the Ame can
Eexe, 81 Chatbaul-.t- or 22 broadway, yea3 In
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JOSHUA GaRSED g. co.

ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS
pAIH G. aKaN cse tx. r'e% ;a .Sa ssa
'a'' 30 BURLnvG SLIP. NEw-YoRK. Ts sp.
80 TIE LOVERS OF COMFORT. MALE AND fH,
MALE-Ths ub-cnb-r pre- nred t" take measures
o. fee' md 'n.py lists ,ha, VIII 81 grecisey B"'' nac
h- ,.e -, Lasts hot riog: and eyey peron should
hs,e @ T., ut Their # -y pec' real c,up,n, c'.n,ior.
Irh Ar'Hs 'D'e'daa4 ever experienced without com
roSs AID Lons l.ard Boot mi Shoe ,or. 10 Fuhaoa
~. SMITH & IARTSBORS.
pROOKLYH BOOTS AND sHuES.-The .ubscntsa
r,. and shoes Geniiesn and Ll.e, mad.
a. them ~ leaving me hhDe Of thew eet al The Brooklyn
'' M ''''n' '''' ~ ''''" SMITH HARTsHoRNE
- CHEAP SUMNER HATS, l's Hrmd~a,.-1he sub.
re. has no. -. nS s .rr e h., cum Inn
n,6" ,,Je of elegance u'ufp"ei " any "uet .hao
I'D :" ca light black hats, ,unnhe tor ,umoer wear.
:,rl-inntiy hand Sis' >."rinx Haze. Si.1ung Cuys
rmre 'as Caps and lE.ie, an. GeTtens' hiding I"p'
jea9w. Howard. Hotel.
~ JUST FINISHED -Elessn, Nu,rn Fur Hats tortins
MY termed Beaver u; the @s pre-. re- q .s ,nIe,,S:
la IN duuniy and tila.e sold al "a Also
,nii I'm. BRUIvN rrnc,ienI Halter. lls Canal 81
-s--,,PiANo FORTE NANuFACToRY-Tbe
:..s.s.s .ub-cnlIsrs n turn shlng M enteb new
,.c Of n,,'ugyns he, "TT :. .i is.a e me
much ne ia fsme peeo;
un.iructon. uhyiHinE every "lec On
by the Use OF enic plate, n;ufne anne and tn. Pro
and p.rcha'eF, ue ,nsii.d T. ~ eAn ~ 'ne
iInlmeuti. tIE\N' h",hn7 -.
J's ~ tninn ". t<,se ,-.- o,oauos.
PIANO FURTES-!'!ie subscriber "fer' ioi
f-ssll n',orn'en, a. kose'''s I'D ana hsn'Tf
nny Cotruse and t:"n1hn'a! plano r'Hk M
II variety o patterns ii'u' sly % servH
,cfnyes with all the InlifNtments hese nf"J
nen. are nnd- r sei-nefl r'aeta. mn me frh
.,pt A-,nn IA, are ranei .trnd cilmhc Tor
~ ,r,lny to nurchn-e gmd and ceip riient are IN
Wild 10 call n b. Did Plnn,s taken M exchange pdoI
JAMES THOMPSON. iuie altman h 49,"
ial7 In No. Burclny-st opposlls Tie ASK i'N'S
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n>y-uar,l,xare. Cutlery. &c

~ Hardware. Cutlery, &c.-LEWlS BENZ
DICT CO respectfully inform Their friends and the public
generally that they removed this city and hnre taken
the Store 81 Pear!sir-e topposte ts Fea'reet House
where they opening laige an! Teiseieced aSso
u,ent OF Goods. both Foreign and Dos-Sc IN "hich ~
would ca the attention h~ s'Snc Ia nucn1Se ap@Ju
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Political Economy.

30. Principles Of PolitIcii Economy, IIif Lew.
~ Formation of .atioue Wealth, developed ny n-ags o
lie CHRISTIAN Law OF tiovefum-ur: being the OF
delivered the Haud-lnGm Welvers CommisiipD b;
WILLIAM ATKINSON. ~ Ith an Introduction, Treating .
III. present 6cirucs OF Political ECONOMY, ard t
;dtpteoa OF IT, Principles the Condition OF our owi
Counry and he uqbu ldng of its Prosperity, bY HoVAeI
GREELEY. Price . cents: i've c0pIes for 81.
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- q CLAYTON 81 SONS are in conran. receipt of Pa
-. udnred hunch oi he rnde eng
% unusually 'nse assortment % hnnk SoK. tnp -sf
9rinng t.or-, pnp-r al Median nj ,ahe Nze> Envelope
cohneco, She gnd Ten. s.t-w -nd R"s Wmpg.ns Hard
Bnn',l"'s Hoaris. Press Paper. DC ys
""5 A2 >: 40 ys,s e ss a. rSy y:s
TO- their decided preefence i"ihs ius., z, you cnp
y grldunte the pressure FROM 10 fifty pounds
he rupture, without bnck Und which des nurh nun
20 the 'pine tar tfhi beng me o.t e,, 81 rs sup,'y;
rupture while performing kind O exercise o cough
s. mud Eve oet,ec sa'e IN w" u % not 'ni,iasioy
the only roud"n whrh ypn Should buy my russ pcS
ru,nen easily elected and warranted II decton,i
e,In~ed.
Too,e lending fo this o.d only the .de
TIRED and tire rnund hips they xrdas
ss s suit their e''s Sold wholesale and 's'A ut,
TMPOkTANT-Pnmile.w who nave conred clothes to wash
wlIl hnd II ,hey TIE Roberts inp"v-d Brown S"np ihnt
their cr and Sl Jude. their hrDnes ,h'ihk
the e.t. the time tclrnnses aud behce' 'hen.
naknr them cenf !eh rnd soit MS when new hnd !. ~A
tpnie ,uIe the the en't " IS ven eeciLu
", removing creme from wU0lers cnrpet Benz IN nnh
k""n S,np. and eve bar y stamped j. k"De,t1 W
'e, -, g. '''' ''' NJ" ''''"''"' TRUMAN ROBEhia.
COMMON CHALK POISONOUS In the SKIN. but the span
~ h LAZY the irce. neck 81 ladies
pnre vin. te-ihe nin.ref drr"orny And
KIN rough nIef but 81 the eonInfy improving
sd c!rhnn= 4, i '.'d "nS genuine al 5l5 hnnd"ny =
Chatham 1t. ~ " Ste st. Bo'ta, and iS Fulton street.
iitoOhyn. JI I'm
4 FIRST RATE SHAVING SOAP. 10 mike thick,
rich easy nI'lng lher soften IN. beni and the skin
the preps rnon OF old Naples SDnp-'Ud "r shlns Iu
a broadway. ~ chatham street Genn, only w thH
once We I'M
4. LARGE ASSORTMENT SUMNER COATS; com
4 ntIgox l.nen Jean t'urnet, sshnetes BoinJazIoe,
Neriao Frocks dOray. &c. of snle. ready mnie I'd
ht a,s y 'p'''''' WI T. JENNINGS & CO
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