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Iphllads!phia C!tiren Soldier.
EIlSWOrth'S RcpOrt.


No. I.-Tsa Improvements A-rcu ts-s. the AIS. sc
United States. bra= ot recent anC impoT-
Houses making Fence Iarg Gsa, n;Sia. Fo'k d.:io-
Eg HOGS rntRuT laf Df, rtislr- SIX Fitn
By Hon Il L. tLLsw0Hrhs I1nnissonef ot .Nl
Treatise Agricultural Geology r'- y r-uts i'r 60
lornr.=.i-s nav ever T-s-Is-d
TIL. above valuable w0fA contains Tas amou-t oil INC
most important information 70 lmers which las e7er b.
fore beea presented cheap The contents Of '
sBa7,, estimate OF the rops IN each Sa;s Of the lnioa,
showing numbers OF bushels raised IN e3e! STATE OF "e'l
RaTls- Rye, Buckwhc-t, Corn, toi't2es pounGl 81
Hay, nd Hemp, Tobacco, Cot;oa ii'ee 'l% Cocoon
Ken *. oa the otssone and Review OF the crops o.
ac , av- named agrlce5, WITH ort'H; 'uceslion'
Pr---.qs Of .nproyerrrt-C 3uses OF Imp,ovsuseu,.
Co-,.S;.Ik Sugar-La-d OIL, Sc Foreign HiaGS.;5.
I'M orsa ode Of FeucnzAiod= ofconsiFuctas hou'e'
EqH,ra s5ryu,-comq,r.sqa Of Exports ana Imports
Markets a; Home or Abroad
Prospect OF 4 Foreign Market.
Success OF C9Wpej'ii'1.
The work also contains the following valuable pee'
'fai. +. Letter from Hoa. ae Telierro Of Virginia 20 Nj
Losr fT from william Weob OF Wilmington Del and
ETtrc; tom Annaes le IA Soceie Poy,ecl ..lo-
l. M+;hod oi cry,aliziE Corn srup-U'ensiis Process
Ti TsiKdGNc q q ksy, a Of Planting cuI,a,io9
sesug Scr.png Alschuery, Product, 'a!ue Nin"iac''e
&. Ps and Pearl Ashes 81 W. A. Otis, of Cleveland
Ono. , W..
s. LARD OIL-CoryeT!ius ard n;o Oh. aud ;so ~
.orcett forms the m'ricure OF CaniisShrSut oi ~
.s,f,en-s iy harris, StIutv0Od y TO ci Boston, - D.
ser,s-!s on the ,rb.ect BY CAMpnELL NoRFii o.
sail TO- sam. subiec. discus,-dbv ". Milford aud j. =
>.si.ord of Clsay Gland Ohi-.
H. Woi- Of Manufacturing Eine 4ad Searlue rom LAM
&C. By Johr r. Smith OF E-w-A orr. 4
p letter from y Scot, fs oi Ere 90 ne is5 ago
i Nod. Of ..aciae nd ]i,c.as. e, Win GUS ., ~.
rams Tcr-ssaag-i. The Fsuce;2. Rail, shf ru-; A.
mr. with s.S;i Holes 5J.ed5 tost, OfLh An1 r-noin
rsut and Z Views Of The scraI+r 'nd9 w. % II
Tough; TO- Surface Of tie grcmd; IL the4p '.oH '''i'
ana g. End and Front views; II; Post-nurinS $ch'hr
H. Letter from H. w Ellsworth o! Lafayette Indiana 90
he sub,-ct.
l5 Plan Of Cheap ottages ,t. ,i,
and II. Duiie Imports mo thsicrtni 9t-o"h =
C. from the United States. a
is On tie an I;--roi Exporting Beef, Fork Hams Lar .
hraa &c from United States 10 England and te pio
node OF pfepsrl:l tHr same. , ,
~ !. add;iol the foregoing which vas prepared y
he Hon H. l. E.swoTh, aud presented TO CoosrrAs AZ IS
last Session - :s thousand copies ordered 70 b. pElH
me Fubllshe-, connected with ealuah- TRAITS
Raising Sv-s th- best Methods o Fatt-nlae tofH' ''
Aud 10 rea the york sill worthy g- attention o
C,r,n.rs ..s, added iurliuaUe r".,isr ."
tieolo.y A. ...eed with Asrcgltur- uy y MS va.
lord of Onogi.-. l. y. y THIS Treatise ilonr - cons
l-rd by many ?rsctic farmers oIth twc- t- s"i W
| aholr work.
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~ North American PhaIanI, Monmouth Go
y J. adres. Lessyie T. o. % miles from New OH '"
s.ohon ORIS from Fulton Market To Red BANK dai} tu'
ing the Summer Nh EDWARD GILES Is the accredited
Agent of the Phaanx IN NewYok, and may be consulted on
H. business from 81 10 O'Clock p. VI at his residence No ~
yvo,lor,s, iyl 3m
n5-James t. Hodge. vino IS practically iamliaf WIZ
Nniny coec,,ions ard the woun. of Ores N the tGeu
States and Cuba mny be consulted on the value o mining
l,nds ores md minerals nt ms Toom No - |r punI'
cnrner of Brondway and Chambers street.
"A. will a,lyze Minerals o. Waters ard articles 0 Ion-
merce as Potash Bara White Lend. sc &c Specimens
OF Minerals Ores and EaThs may he cent HIM from ne c"un
Try and he Will their value and uses Mt once or
submit them To m analysis may be Tequred and ms
charges vii vary accordingly.
References: Gnnel Mintum * Co.. Prot. j Revere W.
D., ". c. Rediield. ESD
We have employed NJ. Hodge to perform some chemca
ana Us and from the exsc; manner ~ whcn -y t'e
executed cbeeruy recommend MS seIyce- 70 n"'e
requiring such work. a. IL S+i-'i1 - -
New \ ork. June l. lsA. -e- s''-'
~ Water Cure.-J Snew. NJ. D. an author m Wa
ter ure IS outih,, rendy his rends and Others
who care 10 be treated medically L-,h0u drugs Nni=r Cure
for efficacy Is n system parallel n the healing ar
N,t cases not all. he Sai Treated N private dwell
ing. "a elsewhere The poor advised sftjuin g. W. 3n'
~ Hardware. CuiIery. &c.-i4L"i9 bt-Nb-
DICT < Co respectfully MORN tne.r friends 1pd The puhhc
eeuefg Us that they rye removed tbs CITY. aat rlre taken
the store 81 P4ar-,,rrei toppote The !ert'ee House
where tfcy are nur opening as- uni vsleiecsd so-
msrt tou!s born Foreign and lf"meNic - "llch ~
would thrs Wishing - pucns>- a91Vu
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Hooking Newspapers in the p. o.

1 TCA, july o. 1914.
To the Editor Of the Tribune:
AS the Press is one OF the most efiectual agents
now in use in correcting abuses, avail myself Of
this opportunity of calling the attention OF the
public to a very prevalent and grievous evil
The evil 20 which | ailudc IS Que connected
with the Post Office and which calls loudly for
the interference of the public, as It's continuance
cannot jail to bring odlum and disgrace on one
Of the most useful OF Institutions that civilized
nations can boast OF. The practice of purIolnlng
Newspapers sent from abroad TO people IN this
country has now become so common as to excite
the suspicious of foreigners residing here, and 1t
has been ascertaincd that newspapers have been
sent to individuals, from one PoSt-Ottlce to ano-
ther, but which never arrived to the individual,
having been hOoked at some intermediate office.
One instance of the disgraceiul conduct OF those
wor,hies will be sufficient to show to what an eX
tent this evil prevails \ friend Of mine called
at Post. Office not All hundred miles from C'icd.
and inquired il there was paper for hm, bu'
received an answer in the negative during the
time the official was looking IN the box the at'en
ton of the applicant WAS drawnto a paper IN IN
hands of an individual behind the partition, On
| the margin of which he saw his own name, and
consequently demanded it, which resulted IN lis
being very poiifely handed over to It's rghtini
owner II you Will he so kind as to give this an
Insertion in your widely circulated journal, you
will confer great favor on thousands OF injured
individuals and much oblige
AFoREleyER ASD SUFFERER
FROM THE ABOVE BASE PRACTICE
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MACKiE Il LEVERETT,
COM; MISSION Nh. X G III A n Il 8 ,

No. To- WA1fk STREET,
Below Wal >rTPc,.l
fiuS F. N,cErg nte iinrkIe Oakley !; JenGlson. IN
ln.IAu : LgvENsrt mte levsreri & Thonns. } -.
ir.ner. cut and Vmurh, Na,I' and spike N.rs' iln
.h Annncan and Rln Sheet Iron. lIoIp iron. l'm,srs
4 .ls linnd Iron Nn pk. R.s> >hosck. Spnic C".i
eel Binds Trk> nnd Sprfrwb>, BIs> Kettles. nners
TnnI. Scotch English n American Pig Iron. &c.
I-,ur Sria- and I,np Ghosts "f H .'7eS m'S SIN
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. l5J NiSSAU-STREET.
A II kinds OF J OBJ Printing. such
PAMPHLETS, MAMMOTH Show BILLS
CATALOGUES. LECTURE BILLS.
CHECKS CARDS, CONCERT BILLS. Plain and
INSURANCE poIICIrs. Fancy.
blLL, or i.ADiSG, POLITICAL Bulls
CiRCrIARs CIRCULARS. inert sc.
Prorny executed al the Office of the Tribune No tU Nassau
streei-uup,Ste the Park.
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TEN DOLLARS REWAkD.-VIcgsBURG BAss STocE
IL csdihc.ie iOT t.irty shares uf Ncks5u.g Bsri
Stock the Of Buckley Peek. and nunber-t FL wit
pa"er o Aomeg attached was l'rt SnturIny Sd ialch
sDc7es! letter Ind lot Walls The
above VII te pad by le-vng it Mt Thompsors Office. 81 Wa
.-r-e nhE
nRlNkERS OF SABSAPARILLA-Try Jones Extract
IL oi SarnpaIilh tnndy-t cerhiny Is mos; excellent, a
most powerful eItnct-n beautiful Candy, m,, vnus
bic physc-try nl. It's sold the sign oi the Amen
Eagle, 81 Chatham-s- Or aI3 Broadway. le5 LIN
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TOUCHING ISclDExr-The following bcaut
fil. delicate and touching incident is taken from
a work of Irish Character, written by Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall We have read nothing more feeling
~ told for a twevemonth unless it was BrouTh.
ans exquisite story of the" Emigran's Family, :
published recently.
"Our attention was one day called 10 a young
Girl in he town of Galway, who had come ~
FIR Tho purpose srirry iarrbS. Ift=r
heart had zone to sea, bcqueathing his mother, a
verv infrm old woman. to her care. Soon after
his departure, Mary left her fathers more comfort
able dwelling 20 reside in the old wonan's CABIN.
So that as she said herself, she might watch the
craythur day and night, seeing she had no one
to look afIher her.
"fler parents were strongly impressed with the
idea that she had thrown her affections away upon
a wild sailor who woHld forget her; hut her faith
in him was unboundcd. A sheep was her fortune,
and she took it with her; 1t graZcd among the
crags, and in good time brought her twin lambs.
These she hoped to have been able tn keep tow
ards the formation of mountain flock; but the
season was so pinching, that TO support her old
friend she had brought the lambs TO town Tor sale
The two creatures were coupled together Ike
hounds; and, as she stood with her eyes cast
down, yet looking from them, 1t was impossible
not to note the sorrow stamped upon her gentle
features
Several asked the price, and after beating her
down. turned away without purchasing. This
continued Tor some time, until at last she sat
down, and passing her arms around her tieecy
charge, began to cry
"'I'm loath TO part them, she said weeping,
: vet | must part them for what they'll bring
Every one is the same; it's bitter poverty that
would make me part anything that has life in 1t.
"' Then why don't you go to your own home,
Mary, and take your lanmies home p
'.' am al my own home, answered Mary,
and sure it isn't because the woman is poor and
riendless tha, you would have me leave her, is
1t
''At last, a rough coated farmer, touched by her
distress. offered her the fair value oT her lambs
At frs, she eagerly accepted his proposal; bat
whcn she placed the tether in his hand, she raised
her eyes imploring'y to his face
"' sure, it isn't going 10 xii them ye are
g. No. my dear, no. it not; I'd be sorry to
hurt curl of their WOOL they'll go to my own
flock.
g. God bless you! she said, and departed
with smiling countenance.
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Political Economy.

No. V. Principles OF Polite Economy, "T the Laws
rhr Formation of National Wealth, developed by -ans Ut
.s- ,alivared 10 The Han.lcyn Wtavffs Comrssion by
WILLIAM ATKINSON. With Introduction, Treating oi
r orft ,at- o ti,- Science Of focs! icuuonT nd q"
adaptation OF rrnciy-s the Condition Of our owr
Country. and the u.bulta: OF ts Pfgspentys oy Host
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~ CouNrRr TRAprN- supplied ~ tnctoEy prces

UNREAD NEEDLE AND FANCY STORE f.. Broad.
way between Thirteenth md Fourteenth streets he
ftl.. ton the public r>pe ty n' tri In the new se
,t nu.e truulau> extensive as"rlic' ni Small
yrs, daily the iam with Nt ETY. "i i"ncy goods
yz.-pu. Ne.-e> Hook, and Eye superior Sewing tton.
md SIN buttons Tnpe, Babbn Pure iwn zephyr Wors
. Canvass aud Puu.fn>, p-romtcd Br,tol B"nn Bhns,
Crye> Ni;S Ladies tuvhts aud tupN, Gentlemen "lhrs
o.,,u, Gloves tiandkrcnei- SuSucuders. &c li"sefy-
iInn.in lrt,- 10th. India NnHSeen, f"ns9 sun Shades
,--hu,l nnd lrtveus Wallets. Piun nnd Fancy Hnsket,
N'rx md other iInh * ilnlr, Nail md Teeth irshes
I.ury and shell combs prlu nrd funcy Stationery Note Ia
nor knv-u-s -ns. Gd 9nd silver Pencis Perfume
~ Fancy Snal (.nenl ~ shaving renm aud other choice
ire, ior the Toilet, splendid Nmgfet's Smelling Bottle 7
e. Sc-Ihe hrs been selected with great and
"n ~? :? ,f G.. BLUM.
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COUTHuOY \ MEYERS: $4l Bko.pw.r, :,

COjrHl oi n !NEh EkS 3il BkohpwAf,
lANUFAC1T' OF LAMPS. GlRANDolES.
III CANDELNBRN. &c. and dealers IN Hp' st;-tJh
NISuNG GOODS cenerGlly.-Beiug connected with one m
he largest mnnuirtorss the uind ctu, they are ena-
a,i To- otter Lamps. CHneaba Sc Tor Churches, iinll Ito
s,s,nn bic srn. and o guNty be surpassed IN this "
,y other county Especial attention is invited I" iheIf Soiu
m Sp lamps economy and hight. supeeiing MI others
the pubic No .>s tmn ynuk .nLp hnd TWO siLsES
vpALs hive within the lnS yei been awarded to me
mn nirc,urer> superiority ths class ui good nc
public respectfully invited =" call and examine tor thtm
>p'V
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JOSHUA GAkSED & co.
W.. I-FIsITD T. ID :

ENGLi> MANUFACIURERS
nF PATENT THREADS. Shoe Threads. super Sail
Orvine. GilnE lwiGe Lnrpet Warp. ana Flax and low
'''. so 2 gURLLvG SLIP. vEW. YORK. ie5 sm'
,xrO THE LOVERS OF COMFORT, MALE AND FE-
SiAl.E.-'rne ,urcrb-r, prepared 10 "k- measures
ie-, md ,urpY Lasts ihnt WI nj precisely b"o mo
Shoes perfectly easy Wien hi't put on IKE
u" % of LISTS u, trias; md every should
ave n o ~ Their ieei they expect r,dl genhne c"mot,
such - ~ brus HdoidaG ever experienced without com
groo5y and Long Island Boot aod Shoe store 10 Pu,"on.
"a '"' '''' SMITH & HARTsHORN.
I,RG0KTyN EOGTS AND sHoES--.The sub,cnbe /.
- are n" 'npp;."f saS lds can nave l made
i, mn, ny the -hHye O theH ie- al the Brooklyn
L%ai ''ll"" s'''s ''' SMITH d HARTsHoRNE
- CHEAP SUMNER HATS. l7s Prond~n y-The sub.
Z - bef h.nd acorpe,e assortment OF sum
* qle nls. winch ne "rr' Tor '"e ch,ap lhey 'Ie m
n,t III of eiesance ufeuH.sed ID any Ufter estho
i.hmen, G-uI-ru-n washing neat. comfortable h-t and
nu combines elef9nce WIN economy e Ie,Lee,oy -
cpu-IaHt!J hand .,s" sp"rng Has: Sh"ims Cap'
I,age g CcDs hah Indie, and tent eens hiGuE 'dps'
i.n2w. DN''D = Willis Ho"nrd'. lioel
lust FINISHED-Elesn Nu'ra Fur ii9s lort,na
ly termed Beaver at the low ptse TIE: iiai. are
e,ls durability and iStre o i'~e sld at Sd fno ~ a.
'f,f iali II iS s " IR1v%. P"c,en Halter rs Cana ii,
PIANO FORTE MANpPACToRY- The
e. Il ,ub>crber, now iurn snrs "a m ,,,ne,ei su
irric- OF n'tr,'en,' ".'I md :" tego m tune
mchloncer e consist. IN a iia,p ed
@ t,,,c, nm nylanns objection heretofore eanse1 I
m .i ~ - ni,tr,r innring the fame nna tone fIo.
ir>>"'s anu phChaS'' GLENN. ROGEH5 d 20
nv fuiehf. / tuiinn-Si. East side BrUad"ay
ly9 -! -
rIANO foRTES.-1'ae sulsrnt'er "iier' t ioi
- !, an as>riIn-nt - k"sewt-i shi hanoE
49, ans. Cottnxe and Hotizunin Piano r'''e, o'
~ ,r-iet q patterns, nin ~ ~ a. 80,
80; xsrh nli improvements. ht r. r.h
,,adr nj the .uret uuteras WIN te
] rt,nn and are wurrrnl--! Ia snnd IN m!
n, wishing to purcha>e good aud Cheap h ins. ~ ~ "
y Il
'''e' " ' JAMES THOMPSON. late l1nman y U nsnoe1
at I'm. No Barclay ~. opposite tie A''o' nous,
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Nc Dr.. Feli1 t.oursrd'- italian dedicated
SoaD-foT curing irsrke> p1naes trlptirns. bieiche,
.rfyr nnrbe,v rer' ,put nuskr1 bites md al rninpn
add ros hn,> and s-Iio,vac AMI drrknes oi the 'ki !s
osp /, on az the most remarkable recent chemical d>co,
ene IL, emoiien mi henc qualities Tre spoken o IN all
,ecIinn, and every who recomins'! IL pne CAKE
5r.,,t W yrrin i Ia answer all ordinary pu r.n>e, and
n bs had genuine only ~ NHse stree, one drof rom
the corner of BruaGSvHy AEens-2 Hk sfet, b'stnn; 20
,hc<pur street rha spha: ',rTs FuusnAecs!- 'Gii-ey
RnrheS,- Mye-s. New ltven Dyer Provi'ence 'ar.e'sn
lowell. ana 1ripp, Newark Iel'in
g. DR.. FELIX tiour aud'> 'Oudre subtle VIII
rnIuetry and permanently -rHdcIa supeiuJr' human mar
from iemae, upper ,. tie hulr cnrre1 nG Dfud ana e
waited orehsa the stubborn beard II man or any Sni u
,Inar,nus hnr Re -,e p get the the original
.,iir. ~ Walker street one door from Broadway.
ST per bottle: directions French and Eag'h -
S-ent.-f;uhf,e MAIDEN t.nne Albany Myers. New
Haven Brown. 10 Cheaut street. Phindelp1la Jordan
Mix street. Boston: Cry f1uchkeen~e Gfeen W ~ "~'er
Cn,c,un Lowell. - Dye. j. Providence: Mniihewsun
Norwich. Tonssy Rochester. ~ Y: Guild. Bangor w hI'e
Can and tested before buying Proof positive this
and no mlstuke. )eii LIN
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BOARDING AT LONG BRANCH7,Tbe 'uh..rber H.
IS fn. be friend. md rrsos who wish 10 spe0d the
1-r 70 re country. hs ser honse now "t m s ,s .p
80 sr Of the Ocean, WHO'RE lade ~ BE- io e:ss
~. s5a~sS ts> i'es' n'''e'''s DEBORAH sAIRs-
IS ~ sencel -mic1 eTn i ,ccomnodl,ei WIN board ,ad
rn- prihhe 0f parDfs. and 'qufrd oe
room, adj al p coufiiand, street, New
The Frcnch language spoken IN the family je. ioeod.
ono BRANCH BOARDING HOUSE, fronting the AZ
49, hat ,br, Hou,e I. row or-n 60. ne reception Of
pany under the n4Hagemcn Il Ms fssn' u 90 BAN.
in- Gile' h"U'e and -o uocornS'5' 1
The pubic may he nsu,"i ., ,dS hem
81 I.ons u5an ';- Branch. n J. July 3, 1874 .'H.'
Aw CARD-JoH< VI nryrixLp. ofN,rcrsz, N'siSrD
E4p Will attend Ia ea business that Usy = c"nir'i t. sS
he Circuit Cour,s Of iGans and me adjacent cunts Nnp
N the Sg-ror Con, Of , STATS M, as"g1s W ,,l. ~ 5,,ne
the parsha, State Na!cheA tie sisr' TO-
G' &oS cSr5r,n, ei;, ';-n, for Brown. AZ wSr@oes
William Hain. 81 ly
u EMpvA1he ofee ana 5ele, Pom ef,h. Ns~,YG5s q.
linn ,uret opp-,lte 'aii street
'Uap Rpni 10 ali 8mI l.. SMITH. ua John st.
:, EMovAl.-JOHN LuvEJ0Y. Dentist. removed f'oru
IL s Prince ~ Broadway. two dN below i'e-.s'
REFINED SUGAR
40 M2Efs kE 2 sGGaRs i5 *: Sfi &. 9s
is II een;, per pound When than ive packages arc
f,w,erdil> do DO SsdduonaL
IN. above packed as follows
cssi isiy,i n n 5SiSi 81, OF - Nocharss 'o pacsss
Apply to the New York stsa Scsat Refinery COZ of South
nrd Non,s nr,ety sts. vr al y. Wall ~
B. OF the accompanied by remit
.nr- yl I'm
| 5gIENS-s,J chv,is S,ucbrnz 81 naii cness
\ 10 null cnest, Mag uuS Ssuchcns.
tup5I
~ Chs>;s tine Nohee Pnwchong
~ tncy 5U,-s ine Muhs- Souchons
loo chests Tyson.
IL fancy boxes Hy~oR. fn4.
IOC chests Tung iiy>on
2J halt chests do
ND chests iiyson Skn.
81 halt car>us superior Gunpowcer.
do iO Imperial.
AL country packed ami Of nis lmportnuon 10,
ear.aie by GRINNEil.. MlNrURN K co.
az If Is South street.
~ = p0NNEIiY & CO. No. 50 Grund street. conner oi
y Alien hand assortment OF the to
owing keepins DRY GOODS. 10 which they invite ne
! attention ui purchasers.
sItp Ia Imperial aud Mar-elle> Quilts
! Ito l0i by - ! Dnpen and lamask Table cloths sh
81 81 iOl and IA Irish, Bsrn,ey Russia and siesia
| ~,icpungs.
Russia Scotch and irish TowelinE Diapers.
IS 3 q and ~ Diaper and DamH,A Napkins.
| Crash, Huckt-ic md Blreye lmper.
81 ana gS Slirng and ilswthse Linen OF all qualities
IL heavy lndI>>si i.nsn.
| French Embossed Cloth Tube and Piano Covers.
| ('uorar Cotton NUr,te,i and Linen Table Cloths.
,d -, an exten>ve Cloths aud Cacimeres.
lrlp te, GanbrooEs. Linen Duings. and other staple
| and Fame Ijry t;,,,.is my2
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II The sanctmonious Mr Kendall was grlcy-
onsIv shocked at a report that hr Clay had IN
New Orleans last Winter, dued. on Sunday, with
a party of his friends. Ii that distressed the
pinus Augur, the following notice IN the View
Orleans Courier OF The 2oth nitlmo, VIII shro"
him into fits: Rchinond wing
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be condition Of things, but the result would be-lf
We could conceive the possibility OF such thing
the downfall of English energy, English power,
English mind, and state of ruin and misery TO the
many nations civilized uncivil,ze and hali-civil-
laed, depending on English guidance and English
progress. tho
We do not doubt that the movemen, arvh- ,.io
working gclassee-instincuve, but not y-'i'e'0ep'''e
analogous 70 the
Blind motions of the Sr-,iei
Tint show the year . "''' !,
will nroducc results OF II, more scope ihan l-oFo
AsbIay's banevoIsnce, which not being based on
benesc;orce conrot bring forth benefcence. HIS
legislation if not OF the JackCade caiibre as 10 IN
talorr does not get beyond paternaI Jesulry, which
,bs EngIi.h genius has far outstripped. He Is not
sn;rt of the nge he is but appendage OF blind
movement of the age and MIR. Horne is small dog
either loadng or folloNing him in the wake OF CAST
Ter and Conpanv, who have damned the mantle m
herited by the Chartists from Robert Owen who
first propounded the "sacrcd month"; in "hich the
weary were TO he at rest a. a commencement oi Inc
millennium Prosy, unreasoning. and Impractical
bic was Robert Owen, and he, moreover, wasted
about .El00000, lawful money OF the rcalm anu
thus filled the mouths of people with inlellects no
better than his own with matter for ignorant exua
ron that there was no millennium produced nv IL !:
but still, we like justice and think that Nh Horne
NAV continue 10 expariate on the virtues o a re-
spectacle nobleman like Lord Ashley, without rob
bing Robert Owen of the merit Of originating the
plan of shori-ah0r hours.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-11

cats.
\ B {; - SANiS. ltusgls'1,
79 Fulton. street. "a Bro,dwry, II East Broadwny.
SOLD ni>o by druggists generally Throughout the United
.;fres Prce 81 uer bottle. - bottle irf So
i- he public nfe re,r-rtry cqne,ei 10 renem 1sT that
It Sands, SrrnpIrr na has aud cpn',n' ac"iev s
,, ,hle riife II the difficult ul del>s. to
snlc, me ,rnur frame SUBJECT therefore r,s iT sands
,ca,..,r,rll, nul take no other. eIj mlISW
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-11

LAST WORD BEFORE THE ELEcTIoS.-Ihe De-
mocrals of the CITY OF New-Oreans are requested
to meet en- ma-se on Sunday evening next, at o :
clock at the ~. Lnnis Ballroom. Mr. r. S3'ie
and several other orators Of our party will explain
The notifications of the present Constitution which
they deem necessary.
fhs meeting being on the eve of the Election
on Monday it is hoped every Democrat Will attend
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-11

lust FINISH ED-Elesnnl Nu'ria Fur iists ortna
Il ly termed Beaver Ai the low pflca ~ sS' SUPERB,
, ,bor nat Of Pfu.,,nn M"lekInn So Ite.. fiats e
eis IN durability and lStre To th'~e sld at Sd ALSO w u
,cle NJ S. ~. vefy a-tt dress nat ,.s ,.,.l,,
inll Inn. .RplVN Prrctlcni Halter i+o -- lailn VI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-11

For farther particulars and conclusive evidence Off Spcr
r value md efficacy pamphlets which may be ohnIned
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-11
G Mutual Life instirnnce 9

Tc'al Lives In7uFed....5i
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

sIALL TRADE-SOuTH AND WEST. .Adver,i ,ements
me received tor southern gnd Western He.,pH9sf.' ma
lrD Nassau stree q bcue Buildings oppune the Ciy Hall
Agency OF the .pni newspapers IN the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-11
For Tic Inbnne.

AS this is The season when the Supervisors are
completing the list of Grand Jurors Tor loi4 and
Is. and the Assessors OF the several wards are
completing their lists OF Petit Jurors 1t VIII save
much trouble and loss of time To exemps II they
will take the necessary measures to prevent iher
names being returned and thereby save trouble
and lessen the burthcn now imposed on I'gai
I,rore A SUPERvis0R.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-11
DEBORAH sAlRs.

. DOARnlNG-At 2 Courtllrdt->'re.i -Snce Eenter
y sentcel smcS cun H. accommodated with h'Hf and
.,r. adj anlnr. Al p Counapd, .ifee New Yos
I''. ~ MRS GERE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-11

~ ESipVAT-1he Office aud Sales Boom New Yo,k
II Can M,pufacory removed un lFulton-.tre. - lh
luhn ,t,ret. opposite itii street
Apu ~. ttll 3ml l.. SMITH luz John St
~ rNnVAL-JDHN IuVEJ0Y. Dentist removed t'oa
- ~ ml3 3n'