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Litchfield enquirer., 1844-11-07

DrugS anu Me0lClneS,
AT WHOLESALE AND RsrArL,
Oils, PNtssts, Wines, sc.
j. G.. BECKWITH
k OFFERS for sale complete
~ assortment ofthe above arti-
Giles, In quantities to suit the pur.
chaser. on sgood terms as they
can be bought within thestate, for
cash or credit.-lncluding an assortment OF
Bronzes. gold and silver Lea fand Fol, Gums
Copal and Shellac, Alcohol, Japan ind Copal
Varnish, lamar nds, Nader, Cochineal In
iigo, American and Russia lsinglass, Spices,
Sal Eratus, Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda
and Seidlitz Powder, Congress Water, supe.
rior aud common winter sperm, castor, pure
Linseed, and Sweet OILS; Chlorine, Tooth
Wash, Preston's Salts, Bayberry Tallow.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Patent Medicines.
including Anderson's Cough Drops, Swaim's
Panacea, Bateman's Drops, WEIGH Med
icamentum, ThompsOn's Eye Water,
PITTS Of various kinds. &c. &C.
Also, q complete Gss0rtmen of
English and American Paints,
among which ara white and red lead, Whit.
ing, Chrome yellow & Green, Prussian Blue
No. and 2, Dutch and Rose Pink, Terra de
Sienna, Vermilion, Lamp Black, &c.
London Brown Stout. Porter; old Madeira,
Pure Port. and other Wimes-Pure Cog.
MAC Brandy, Holland Gin, West India Rum,
&c. Rszlsedicines.
u Physicians, Painters, Hatters, &C. sup.
piled on NJ good terms az they can purchase
The ssne qualities in New York. Z
LkAfSlH VS3A - B
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-11-07

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Litchfield enquirer., 1844-11-07
HARNESS MAKING, &c
REMOVAL, Nv ... PFC

IIH SUUSCTIUeT respect.
u fully informs the inha.
bitan's of Litchfieid and vi.
cinity. that he has remov.
90 !" the shop in West ST.,
doors west Of the Court
House. where as usual he
intends to carry on the a.
bOve business. and where he
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

To our WING FRIENps.-On a rccen; visit to the
painting room OF Mons. Gilbert, French artist of
very superior merit who has recently come 20 set.
tie among It's, in the practice OF his art, We observed
two very fine portraits OF Mr.. Clay, which really
any of his political friends ard admirers nigh, we'll
desire TO make his own. The one is a small full
length the other portrait Of ihe ordinary half
size. Tney are the best pictures OF Mr.. Clay We
have seen; full! OF spirit and strength combined with
fine s,atesmsuly dignity and gravity; and any Of
ourWhig friends desirous 10 possess such portrst
would do we'll to call on Mons bert, 100 Cham
ber-s, Mons G bsr; is valuable acquisition to the
art of our city ,nud we are happy 10 welcome him
to u residence among Us, highly as he s' also en'-
tied 10 respect and regard for his gen,lemanly
duct and character, ard for the nodesty which hty
accompanies his distinguished merit Morn. News.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
Time OF Election ia Ohio.

To Mc Editor AZ The Tribune:
In your Political Register you say, the Presden-
tial Election in Ohio takes place Novcub-r lst,
1914. Some Of the Ohio merchants now in this
Civ say it comes off the last Friday in 0ctoter.
Please inform your readers which is correcr. and
oblge SUBSCRIBER.
" Ans,Der-Tne Political Register is night.
The legal designation in Ohio is. if we mistake
not, the Friday .fJfh preceding the first Monday
in December which is usually the last Friday in
October, but this year the lst day of November.
Ed
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

a MERlCAN ELASTIC sUSPENDERS A AID ~ w, web, ;l'
n BiSC-he surprising perecuon aita'ned ~ tho iSs mn
1o,mer ol ihe sub criber conpouiG'ns inuia uppe.
Ind ndapng il TO tie mnnufsctn.s OF Elastic Meoohs ~
now offered for hy him are The est sve
Among the advantages he caas 10 BIS n'ooe IN ,,
sne; SO insepArhe from c.. The peculiar and excirs.s
of returning he aaicity. and the Ere' hc.ese o.
,;tnass without additional bulk weight Is eoN;oH
int among those who have used hr u su.eaeI,
,a; ,bey ne ,elr eaSic,ty urr being worn short tc
rb,. etgey ahvine by Days process, and dealers y u
and. or bbng are invited examine the goods Ut no. =
;Ssn lane An sssortent embracing all the leading pet
tsrns. always on hand and ioI sals BY +. 8: RAf
or,, Is Maiden laBe.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
YORK, MONDAY MORNING, oCToBER z, 1sa4.
yet been made BY man to secure the permanent

yet been made by man TO secure the permanent
happiness OF his race.
While these three errors shall remain, the
foundation Of society and It's supcrs;.ucture
raised UPON il, man must continue to be divided
irsIn man, 10 be poor, ignorant, passionate VI
cous and miserable, and the world II reality
little if any better than large lrnatic asylum
in which the Interest OF each one is made t. ap-
pear to be opposed TO all, when il. is the highest
pIm anent n ts Of all to be cordially united.
Those b=ing eternal truths OF the highest
import to the human race, it becomes evident
that the first step toward creating rstionei state
of existence upon earth Will be TO abandon in
principle the three fundamental errors and ali
the arrangements and institutions which have
necessarily emenated from them; and to adopt
the three opposite principles on which to found
society and then to form all our institutions and
arrangements in accordance with those new iup-
damental principles. Then instead OF the world
being great lunatic asylum, peopled with IN
mates trained from their birth To be irrational IN
thought, feeling and action, it WILL with ease
and pleasure, become terrestrial paradise, hl.eh
with beings trained from their birth TO have all
the qualities attributed 10 angels, except the
power of fight to other orbs and thel, communl-
cation with celestial exis.cnces Common sense
again rei;crates :hc question, wig should men
longer remain ignorant, divided, poor, vicious,
irrational end miserable, when means have been
discovered and found abundantiy to exist, TO
make one and all enlightened, united, wealthy,
moral, rational and happy
Let this question be calmly and well consider
cd by the leading men of all classes, creeds and
parties in all countries, and their answers then
given as far practicable without local prelu-
dice.
Th5iy replies after such examination, must
cnsurc the progn nssivc happincs Of Mankind 10
the latsst period nf human existence
ROBERT OWEN.
On hoard the NswY York Packet ship Capt Morgan. sePt.
10. 1874.
HEALTH OF rHE CRY Since our account on
this subject last Sunday, VIC notice no variation
in the health Of our city. L, was then good, and
i. still remains 50. We hear, comparatively,
nothing said about yellow fever
IN. o. Pic. Sept. q.
u We notice ny the Courier OF last evening,
that Monsieur Soisseau, Secretary Of the French
Consul, died yesterday OF yai'ow fever.
\. o Pic. Sept, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

It HuST's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for Octo-
Der contains its usual variety ofvaluabe matter,
among which we notice Translation from the
French of an article on The Tariff Of Duties in
the United States Maine and its Resources by
James H. Lanman, Commerce of Java and An
nails Of American Commerce, No. g. SC. &c. Pub
ished at l42 Fulton-slreet.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

TnE HEALTH OF THE CorNrRY.-The inter
Of Tennessee aud North Mississippi, bo. derng
on the Mississippi, has been end is yet, says the
Memphis Enquirer, to very considerable extent,
afflicted with an unusual degree OF sickness.
The diseases are generally ievers which put on
more or less of d decided type Of congestion. La
somo sections it HIS been unusually fatal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

An IHrgMrERATE TEs,rEnaNcE LEcruRRR.-
Charles S. Wood,nan, vel. known as a Wash
inutoni.n lecturer, has again Telapsed into his
.ormef habits of iatemperauce, Notwithstanding
all the exer,iols Of his WashiDgtonian brethren
to induce him to keep the pledge; and has heen
sentenced 10 Inc House of Correction in Boston
for six months
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
Zoo; Race for $1,000.

HlS RACE iase, p,es the Beacon C9c!.e opposite
weather permne The Purse ." 81 eco IS divided between
tp m second and fourth for The greatest distance pe
formed in ore h.ur There 81 from SFeren
paris Of the tinted Gad England pad their entrance
An Tor this. including three OF the beS; pedestrians
who have lately here from The @ county Tor m coz:
ts also Mal,r Heny Stanwood OF Connecticut John Go
den mad lirr. ce!ens;,ed pe..snss =; Inc county,
There VIII nifo Ne I .>,,n,c,
the ahove cc o. tie IL, o. 'e'os ne ieSsi es
race yx i.r 70 ya-.. ot ~ yards 50 q" The puEsss
10 tho .eco-d q the race: a. i me s3 tr the secufg
81, for mile SIS Of :e second m te race 1
entries 10 above made before the Sh eteoe
.nsr by Icer vItn Randall smith. Park Row. Q! WIN
the popne,c who VIII b at the above place or the evening
the 7h and Sn beween The hors of una ~ cioo" 'o
~ srors who have entered for he above OF 81 eco
NE scuss:ed TO his csrsson dressed IN Their
ackey dresses the purpose their numbers Get
Tine their tickets. &c: ,c,vc,
On the coq meeting rses 3 @n,iS,s w T stsa on
Sars rnd the following purses will he gwen ~ lor NILE
ss0 for miles S5g0 miles, and sn,inoe paise i9I
,.. 1hcfa ,yIi uo be -cvera! sweep'taSes open Inc
tack vii! be put IN good order sabeS'raw' &c eau,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

% The REvEILLE, Prize Song, written by J
H. WsIland, fo- the Brooklyn Young slen's Clay
Club, has teen published in beautiful style by JAS
L. Hewitt, 372 Broadway. 1t is the Marseil.es
Hymn Of ofAnerica.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

LITERARY PisAcy.-A friend informs the Editor
Of the Salem Gazette, of very singular act OF
literary piracy, in the last number OF the British Re-
view; which has stolen bodily two articles on Ru-
raj Cemeteries, contributed to the Christian Exam
oer, by Rev. DR.. Brazer OF that city, and, with Il
e dove,aipg, published them es original in the
Reyiew
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

ErRANCis's MANIFOLD LETTER WRITER This
truly great invention recommends Itself to all who dcSfe
An copy Of correspondence as by 'hi. Apparatus
a, the This mode Of writing is esreeAbe and eH
psdous aordins great facilities business and I-va
The INK perfectly ndeibie ana cannot be erased by
any known chemical agent The Manifold writers are made
OF various M and private Gss some Win JOCK
~ go ~ FRANCIS & LnUTREL.
Manufacturing Ststiorers. ~ Maiden lane.
l. msnracture seperiefp nss z. sLaSh SnD
eaape for the NE of steel pens warranted 70 retain its colo.
and fu.Y ia any cl1 0uanttes on bands and carefully
packed fos sblDpfns. o5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
EIfRS AND CAPS.

r!yo FUR DRESSERS-lmpnr;zn; ~ Fur pre,ssrs.-Ro
bart lnpr. we'd Brown Soap has been found oy ru,
IHesses who hn etred 10 be TO any uuns eysi
nvsced for clean pecuisstiss cleanse the in
perfectly and Ae, with lts natural usre and ds n1t d
and lenys harsh, sous soaps do. TVf For Inie by
most Of the Groeer hi, City und Brooklyn a1ninst9J
ga Cherry e. N. Y. taI2J TRUMAN ROBEhiS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

D COLUMBUS AND HIS Times, is the title Of u
small work Tor children, published by the American
Sunday School Union. J. C.. Meeks, Agent, 1j2
Nassau street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

WORKS OF CHARLOTTE ELIzaBErn-M. w
Dodd, Brick Church Chapel, has published in sep
rate volumes, The Flower Garden The Daisy,
and sThe Yew Tree by this well.known writer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

Of The Chemical rrepaE etions OF DE-.
GOuraud hive ohtaiHe;! worldwide celebrity. and per;
hngs 10 man of science has been rcie completely vctn!zed
by empires than Dr. C. No does las skill elaborate
some article calculated to essuaFe roe pain Of defoniy
than instantly pounccd by Inc gnnEant gnd Iulcar
who initiate in ever pciaezccptne It's virtues ne nnwa
~ are therefore cGutoEed nrlin purchasing LDy o. the oI
lowing ac;es except NJ Dr. Gounuds only New York lie
pot 81 Walker street, first store from Broadway. =
POUDRE SUBTLE for eT1tlca;ng ,upen!uors hqir from
any part Tie huaan hc Always tested bsoTe buying;
Proof positive this. nnd no msrsc Dccii7n' french and
English, accompany cnch bottle.
ITALIAN MEDiCATED SOAP iot cuIins pimples,
ireckes bG:ces tan fene. snnyaess. mG!phew er!spe
lns, and ell caians0us complaints. ~ c5hts cake
GRECIAN HAIR DYE, WI. color red OF cray ha 70
beautiful brown OF black, 81 The option Of the user without
stainlns the skin. Warranted.
IlQ1JTD VEGETABLE ROUGE-S0 centS.
BLANC D'ESPAGNE, OF Spanish White for the complex
iou. . cents box.
ber 81 Walker street, lst store yRoM Broadway.
AGENCY FOR DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EX'
Aeents-74 Chcsnust PhiadeIphia sik-s Boston; Ives
Salem Carleton & Co. Lowell: Hodge. Newhuryporti Pat
ten, Portland: Guild Bangor: Dyer. Pr9ydence; Green
Worcester Cowes. Springfield Fe.re Mddleown Myers
New Haven Pearce, 4 Stanwix Hall. Albany Tousey
Rochester, Stnrrs. Hudson; Gray. Po'keepsis; Backus
Bull, Troy, 23i River ST. &c. oct5 I'M
Of DR.. Phinneys's Family pills constantly
for sale by A b. & d. SANDS. 70 Fulton street, l3 Broad
,unv and II Fast ,road,yay. les 6m~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

PATENT ELASTIC SHOuLDhh-bf.ACE. T..
rT,n;. ARTICLE is intended brace the shoulders asa ex-
ns1 hs ehes. and viii be fund nti.penaoe 70 ai per,
soa who have acq1red the h.bt ., @ isns as
,rra.,v nacss;ed TO examine tis aitice IT, nenhg ~
aconmended ~ eminent ~, n IN rh plte
use us " rns no mpedmen. the free u.s Of ne ss.
they Strengthen tie back ard 'ho"iuei-' e-t '"''
oenuh!y the form. .;,., a n,irny.r of i,u,rartny
ne the Fn,;i- Brnce which are oIesa IN 'iri''e
thr,n .Sort the county. Gs nonr are ssGii-
paes ,tL t IA ues ard place OF ou,iGss ui M, ago-
tiose stanprcu VILE '"s .- PtR-Ei.I.S L AGATE.
fcribers -,,. p.,..s Sfnrks Knany- Made Linen.
Es Gc and Dealers in iientemens Fu;asi-
op SItcIes "a Broadway. corIer Of faIx fisee' SIC
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

Ey'' HIsroRY OF THE SIEGE OF LONDONDERRY,
and Defence OF Enniskil.cn, in 1888 and 1859, by
R,v. JoAS GRAHAM is the title of a work repah-
lishsd iroGthe Engiish Edition by James n. Camp
bell Of Philadelphia, end for sale By w. Fl. G,a-
ham, lG0 Nassau-5ireet. 1t is worthy of exalnina.
ton by all vino desire acurate information respect
ing that portion Of The worlds history.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
DRY GOODS.

pRoWN ,SHEETlNGS AND SHlRTIYGs--of every
ID s;ye and width; all the Known brands. both heavy and
Ene-Stak Mill Indian Head Lawrence G Abbot, A. Meri;
mack. Exser. Cusn"wa. B;uns.;es' &c e., may t hnd
manufacturers prices the I'd foos OF j. ard - Ce dai
street, iai. block ahove Pesr street.
Ako best Southern lotion Yarns. assorted twist. Nos to
J0 TO H. and No 10 II SLn. Cotton Batting. pr; up
blue pes Ci bundles 70 the 0 s-n very 5fgc cGant5
ca re. Ib cents. cents and cent? per IL. This
.;yls warranted tJu-l any 10 bait market.
Ao. Psts:;on Yellow Ticket and o,he. New Jesy Vans.
at low prices
Alo Wickay OF every description Carpet Wnrps and
threaded OF superior quality. both white and co!oed assorted
in bales and bnif bales.
Ao Twine various qus,es fe ID TO % per ID.
Best Seine i'wlne 20 cents
Th"a;:enion OF Country Merchants particularly solicited
to hi. stock winch got with direct v!ew 70 meet tel
appreciation. /. y, USnEEHll.L.
"a Is and q I'tuar strert
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

co Is:oo,snn's Clay Be,;al.-sor saie ct the
tribune office 59 Nassau street 1FoasoN's CtAY MEpAL;
naerpscs OF att pEice sI0 hundred. O:te:s on Csy
Cinh, sol,ciirI Yu Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

soe % 81 te. G he DSrmt ard PorGolc Scales weigh
ing merchandise 5ie-hans and pe ,no n,e e. rpu 'sna
accuracy and hc fact that they penr un'scsen x wu, @
1se :rles have tsen patented IN tiisand WI . oiI G
%S Etln 81 Ne I'd R.oa5 r,s ss; s;,ss SY Sn9Y
se.aie Of the YESi: C TCKS world re- peeitlly cal
the aenon Of puhc 70 he pnpa,acei IL s
seepe now in use They warranted to run one year YIN
once winding and keep good ts and are no| tor sue d.
~ bs nson ntoduced by weights il the % dny clocks ard
by maa spring wound upon iusee 1 le yef s erJS IT, nJ
made retain regularity in its motion by ,n senou the
oec ec % yo reeve st ba four and half inches dame
sI st he end OF small steel rod 1t cvolves three tunes and
the upper end rod pseaca, End tecaie double o.:
noveHrn reaching o the esefce S . .nri, t6s re-
acts upon the bai uied by Il own sIsvl& naa tne innI
Is in ohef clocks TAs bali hollow and ms an 'ne;aa ny
garn,,. by which is 9tsy 1oca is eGlaeI ne,s , ne
ed upon i,e which horizontal diameter ol ,l'e snH
The has the thread OF tos .eieW ana een & 'g Urn o. II
Tar which can be reruue to the smallest faction 81 rns
The other two weights lstened 10 seeiicul1r bnnd
CONFESSED three disrent rn tie or
of which aisoccgCe. trc position WITHIN the mn. E wn
lntero arrangement irsues, 1t believed eh;e "hO'
Il will at once tbs, Tie [c,9E qfie eonHnon rnaI
pertinent and observation TO be isocnropa! "A -,
T clock no, pat out o beat ea'y- requires no 0" Oh
I s REGULATIONS of the swing wheel 20 time: less or ia
Shs is. HSI: or :ssend sssdi; neaf
weight Of pounds keep, N n0'ipD ecch psf s's S ~
.trikin: racbiuery 70, "A weeks /. ,,, IT..
The houi> struck ey means oi fotnIy haHner s
one Of the twevemout cocks placed VITA the Gd tha'
IA, performed IN a TIE Duc ere invited to call and
examine for theTnseires. 80 - "-i"o'i..
rT,Yg GREAT SECRET ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
/ PATENT YEaST-Tns east Is az acid whl.n. en-, oehc
cor;nc in nronor chemical proportions with en- a!sn IN
prssnniss he dough carbgnc act without aiec
10 any way the original oi 70: Fion an' 'os Seh
'e ;FjNAEi"S PATENT YEAST
there never can be good for he-ing poor bread
chemical certainty Just 5Tsf 20 n rs ia'iefl
"a rainy and il TIE breud bn not sn sPonzy end W ee
r in wot re no Ie-fzct, il becru<e Inc pIopofons o.
tie Yen,t and Saiaras are exactly D-h he common
ncde o ru.u2 dough hy the slow process oil yncus ie'Hs
aton: tbs rev mode y almost
You may and bake IT, end 1aTs It on tna aDs op
IN birty minute and eat cold q! you Le wi'hou
de nser 10 YOU, ksalth. Sold wholesale end retail ey
ueNfei " 'S ~ r MITcSEY, Clinton HaN,
M o; '.sfknhH ana .sr.e-Np--.,-----
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

T SToUvENEL c; cos Ianrtsctosy OF Cut and PAIN
d GLASS of every description Soay. Lard and CannhIre
sIps ne,s patterns Of GiraHdo!es CsnseIaor
nn1 ntsrs a ever; pattern. rsncn China Lamps altered
repaired Tad .eiin,he equal 10 new We cali tie attention Of
counv merchants and Others cell strT thsIaselves
rsrsrJ 10 prices ard quality OF aItic!es.
TpSta on hand complete assortment all the above
CnS, rrsas ard cut % 0raI All articles matched
ost;e,n Factory SO. g Geld street y. I. Wholesale and
Retsii Store No 9 John ct. near Broadway.
arI4 Sn. ). oIOUfENEL q w.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

GsoloSr ASslcp+TrEE E y 1.sEs + E " ions
,1S TSs socee ia Se y ~ g aad
siogy IL the University Of Dmham, &c. Wh aG Appen;;
an ss,,eauss. s sp ~: NewYor Willy fuTsaS.
lsi 'Broaassay ~
We welcome with a hearty enthusiasm every
work which he's for its object the dissemination
among the Psople OF Knowledge Of those branches
of Science which pertain to the great and iundamen
al interests of Agriculture. The notion that Farm
Inc is an occupation which may be as successfully
carried on by an ignoramrs as by man Of high sci
en,iSc a.tanmens, is fast yielding to the sound and
rational conviction tha, to class Of society is
thorough Practical Education more important or
even necessary than 10 these who cultivate the soil.
The work before us meets want which has been
extensively felt, and We hope il may have wide
circulation. II conteius vast amount CT scientific
information, in form which will render it perfectly
Ineligible TO any one who approaches it with an
earnest desire to understand and apply it. The au-
thor for the sake OF cleamess, has divided his sub
iect into four consecutive Parts, the study OF each
preceding Part preparing the wny for complete un-
dsrsandng Of those which follow. Part /. is de-
yoted 10 the organic elements and parts OF plants,
tie nature e2d sources Of these elements, and TO an
explanation OF the mode in which hey become con-
vsrted into the substance Of plants Part II. 10 the
Inorganic elemeais of plants, comprchendiug the
study of,he soils from which these elements are de-
riveJ and the general relations Of Geology to Agri.
culture; Part Ill to the various methods, mcchani-
cal and chemically which the soil my be improved,
and especially 10 TIE nature IF nsamureS, by which
soils are made more productive, and The amount Of
vegetable produce increased and Part ". 10 the
results ofresetatiOn. TO the kind and value of the
food produced under ditren; circumstances, and i,s
RELATION 10 ;ie growth and feeding OF cattle, and TO
lhe hmoun; end qnaiity O: dairy produce. To
the whole is added an Appendix, coa;ai:ios
Suggestions for Experiments in Prac.:ca! hgticc.-
,ure which throw additional light upon the eicaea-
tary principles discussed in liz body Of the work.
Why will not the Farmers OF tina Country obtain
this and other kindred works, and study them dur
ing the long evenings OF Autumn and Winter
Many hours which otherwise would hang heavy
on their hands might thus be employed in obtain
ing thai knowledge withou, which every man who
cnl,ivatcs the soil is essentially Z. hlnaley, and
which, If rightly applied, would greatly augment
the profits OF his business. al the tinie that j;
increased The sourCes Of his enjoyment.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
MUSIC.

To the Elite Of Nusteqy Taste 81 the u. states: /:
lJARPs s-J. Z. GKOWNE& co. from lks2ral mgssn .1.
OF The mpreYo. ateni LlIhe ,rd Sns7 AEON iinfp
London and New York established lsU j. r H H'ss ,o
single Action Hrrps Tine rch brioncy o 'onc, =a1iss %:
ouch ocguce ls and perect mechanism o sse lintis
render uncdUsei md ohnn ioI them ttc fs. ahss @
and 1rutcs patronage Europe 1nt tfs county nu
re ccngee rhe best prnco!ss OF ie celebrate ~ Is'
;yi; n tine rIo,sf1 improvements Oi oanaA ulG lHl.
Wannnicd to Lcay Of c!muc. end AZ European ICES
leps repaired and for hl!e; sting. ,gttrrc'ioH o 1u
'' 80 No. sc Broadway, and
oui5 I'm my No. T3l. ChGnbess-;iiest, y. '.
sSRTH l. HAIL. No. Fu.ns!n sluarc, save G3n,,ahatY
onhnnG an extensive ASSORTMENT Of SIC md n SILL
fSEN'S OF al kinds PIANO FoRIhS oi tiiefeni
style and finish GUITARS iom the best Spanish pattsrn,,
ior which they received premiums from TIC nnech N
.u;e ovs al ohe, nake n1 ot yery spTtlor tae h;a
syle of finish FLUTES of Ill kinds md % 10. %iln ,,sI
nny. ao received kEN
RIIt. CORNCpLOES, TRDt.BON rs. si: ~ ol t'ali
own aTsi!trure ind ,yaened nyorei. C and aI
Sinds Of tijSIj' AL TkUMI'T3 SEY huSlCfecsis,
ed n, soon rs published. JUST PUBSn ~ hs s3nss Gi
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