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n- The Invisible Wig so closely resemble, Il

To- The Invisible Wig so closely resembles The
head hair that cep,cs and connOsseUr have pnnoun
II perfect and extraordinary Invention OF the day
The erent of this and ats hcnr
made vIthour wenv which causes It's HnpeaT
aUces closely resemble tire rnluru haT, boh IN cht
mes and natural appearances defy detection. rs texture
,-inc beautiful, porous and Tree, that IN nj! ca es
psrsprtun cvupurhnn uBimpeded. and the great evij
Other wigs entirely avoided The sc-rc md connnsSenr nrt
ke invited this novel aud heauiui Wig nnd Tho
ecuia method of fitting the neud the manrncturers
e. Berry l4j broadway, Of Liberty street up stars
te3 I'm
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i.YYCHING-On Saturday evening, 3ist uit. at
the head OF Vine street, Pittsburgh, some country
men were encamped with their wagons, and had
built fire and prepared their suppefs when 2
man came along and made an assault upon mem
and their fixtures By upseting things and making
a rnuss generally. a lew rods distant he me,
little old woman who was leading child, and
without q moments hesitation he Knocked Both
TO The ground and raised q stone which ne threw
at them. bu; luckily without tnking eheci.-
He was proceeding to throw another when the
cuuntrymen noticed above rusfIed on ana bounG hlni
fast. gentleman who was passing on horseback
saw the scene and Joined the party. VINO were de-
ibrrating what TO do with the villain. The rider,
who had large whip, said he would give them The
free use of until nothing was left but SIX inches OF
the handle aud after few moments consultation
they concluded to give him Lynch law. They
commenced at his feet and whipped up 10 his neck
rs he Law PROSTATE on the ground then back, and
then up again. The marks being about an inch apart.
After rolling his body over three times, and opera
ting in the same way all over him, giving him about
three hundred lashes, he permitted 10 go or 10
STAY as he pleased He sneaked off rather worse for
wear. So says the Pittsburg h Commercial.
FIRST OF AUGUST ~ JAMAIcA.-A letter in the
Pennsylvania Inquirer dated Kingston, Aug 9TH
contains The following The first OF August, tie
anniversary Of negro emancipation, has passed on
in the ususual satisfactory manner. In ms cry,
the latev enfranchised begin already 10 regard the
dav with Indifference. There were no reJoiciDgs on
its return-no demonstrations of JOY, such as we
have been accustomed 10 witness on that day IN
former years Ii Tie rural districts it was observed
with more zest. After the religious services OF the
dav Ind passed of, the remainder OF The time was
spent in Teasing and making merry. In Spanish
town, a large congregation addressed By two
ministers Of tie Society OF Friends, who are nov
amongst us on a mission Of bencvoence."
IoyG ISLAND RAiLRoAD.-The grand march Of
improvement in overcoming time and space, was
most triumphan,ly illustrated last Saturday, from
Brooklyn 10 Boston via Norwich. The train under
the conduct Of MIR Thomas Tucker left Brooklyn
at ten minutes after O'Clock, and arrived in Boston
al fifteen minures past O'Clock, having performed
the journey OF 245 miles in hours and 40 minutes
The running time was-from Brooklyn TO Green
port, 90 miles, hours and 80 minutes from Green
port 10 Aliens Point, 30 miles by steamboat hours
and % minutes from Aliens Point 10 Worcester,
60 miles, 2 hosrs and 9 minutes; from Worcester 10
Boston, - miles, hour and 40 minutes.
Boston Mail.
70 ABSER HENDEE, Esq. has been removed
from the office Of Post-Master OF Hebron, CT. and
Loco-F oco named Orrin White appointed IN his place
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those in the community who now suffer from their
msdeeds, and 10 the community itself, doubly blessed
at single operation, by the removal Of It's vicious,
and tie increase OF lis viriuous, members.
And your petitioners will ever pray, &c.
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ID ELlGIoUS PUBLICATloNs.-.THE STEREOTYPE
sPLATEs. and COPPER PATES 81 Bown' r"hn b1e
with the Printns Press and Materials oI sale ION very reason
able ieIms unds PROVISIONS q the ~ OF me Is re. =
Nos ard are now in successful sale By conp-en AGENTS IN
city and mos, Of The principal cities OF t1 unted stes
For Terms and view works and matsIa Apply al tne
publshirs Office Of she ADMINISTRATIVE. w. A hnne.ley ol
Third Avenue. n. Y if by letter port paid. M I'M
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OYSTER SALOON FOR SALE. Now doing first fnie
business ,,ltpted on the roI;h corner ni broadway
snd Duane i, fortune has been made by former owner
Whit VA. done he done afan by any enefprshS
Ii well fitted md N complete udet win pa &c
nrers. &c Inquire on the pieini. or ot
SO la WILLIAM L.. SllaRDLOW. go Broadway.
COMMERCiAL3ANkoF BUFFALO-RECElVERS
~ NOTHE-A DIVIDEND Of twenty cent Upon all
claims against the Commercial Eank of Ruhlo. which have
resented nHd allowed b the Receiver has been ee
rnIed pyu on the day nj October next The office CT
tie Receiver, IN The City OF Buffalo, ,--,,,>- 49,
Dnied September 6,h. 1874. SIot
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~ North American Phafan1, Monmouth 20
r. J. Addess Leesve p o. % miles from New York via
steamboat ORJS from Fulton Market to Red Bank duly dur
Rg the hl;. EDWARD GILES Is tie accredited
Agent OF the Phalrnx New York. and he consulted
It's business from BIZ o'clock P. 81 a; his residence, No L.
Wnlkers jy1 3m
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De- Thorrson's Clay Medsl.-For sale at the
Tribune Office 1cO NasSaustreet TnoMsoNs CLAY MEDAL
The hiedaO acknowledged Likeness and ponounceda
masterpiece OF MT. Pnce BIZ hundred Orders from Clay
Cnls Solicited Iyli Il
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CLOTHING,

A Il. WASHBURN, tlate E1gerou q Washburn.l would
respectfully inform frens and cunmer, that he has
tken and spacious store No o. john street. between
William and Nassau stTset and four doors from the corner OF
William where he will continue the business of Merchant;
Tailor. He would also inform he Pubic thai he will have
constantly hand styles III Goods of all descrp
tors FOR 6enemens and Boys which shall be made
after approved London ana PuIian Styles end war
ranted 10 lit.
Gentlemen will please call and leave their orders with
.anty TINT they Eha be promptly and faithfully executed
ouT2 m<
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TRIBUNE JOE PRINTING JFF .cE.
no. i5l NASSAC-S'rREET.
IL kind. OF OBJ Printing. IEch g:
fasP.tETs MAMMOTH Snow BIaLs
CATALOGUES. LECTURE BILLS.
CHEcEs CARDS CoscfEr Bulls Pa;u and
INSURANCE PCLIcfys, fancy.
BILLS OF LAcIs0. POLITICAL BILLS.
CIRCULARS. tlRCuLkRs tneatl lie.
ror,filr eried IL no Office Of TIE Tribune No l Narar
I7e-:-oDpr-ite re Park.
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~ Water Cnre.-J Shew. N. d. author on Va
ter Cure s Eourh-st Broadway regarding the ysc
by far the rational. efficient and safest in nil diseases.
practices AccoIdngy-uigut drugs Of any sind Dr. s. Is
making arrangements open establishment in which
carr out the system more fully Tho poor advised
ousv. sly3 3m~
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TURNER X HAYDEN, Publishers BOOKSELLERS and sta
TONERS, No 10 JOhnstree New York. have recently pub
MAS SIGoURNET'S SERIES OF READERS;
TIE Pictorial ender consisting entirely oil 9nsna aiele.
With nearly me hundred and fifty Illustrations Just Issued
The BOYS Reading Book consisting of Original Articles in
Pre and Poetry Tor the Of Schools BY the same author
Prose and Poetry for the OF Schools by the same author
The last two works have been very eeneay approved Of
and have gone through several editions 5.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND S'rATIONERY-H. & 5. RAY
SNoR 3 BHwery have aSays on hsOd very sdse m
orally used The Schools Academies and Colleges IN
this city and throughout the country All ofhe best and
editions Also, variety OF Stationery wanted Tor the
s. B-'Teachers supplied at the wholesale price
All at the lowest prices wholesale and retail ut the Old stand
rs l'owery. =
TNOO0 AkMANAGs.ITAE AMERICAN s.. FAX Al
at Tribune Office. -
10000 Sa5 i; sale 4 bs r StHs5 os. HA
hundred.
no MERCHANTS TEAHERs AND Nd, oT 9TH tss1
School CLASSICAL and Miscellaneous Books, Blank Rools IN
every variety; Let,e, Cap ruled and pIan B Drawing
aI hs!chants Tesehers Schoo Comm,ies and others wish
ne purchase Will find II for their interest to give US ci,
as will furnish all articles IN our line at low prices nhd IN
THEY PUBLISH FOR SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES;
The Matte BrGn School Geo. DO. do Abridged,
graphy and Atlas Webser's Dictionary iof
Peter Parlcy's Geography Tor Schools, Emo - =.
Children DO DO. Do loHo
Peter Parley's History for Chill MIS-. Lincon's Botany.
dren Do. Bo'any for Beginners.
BurIit.'s Geography of the Do, Natural Philosophy
Heavens with an Atlas. DO. Natural Philosophy for
FeIowes' Astronomy for Ee- Beginners.
SINNERS DO. Lectures on Chemistry.
Goorch's Ecclesiastical His DO Chemistry for Beginners.
tory for Schools GsIardetts Picture Reading
Krmes' Elements of Criticism. Book.
svo. Prestons Interest Tables per
Prestnus Interest Tables per cent. .,.,
cent Do. Do. Abridged
pr,r,co Grammar of the English Language intro
on 70 comnnston m which the constructions CLASH
lied into peca,Ons and phrases BIZ Edwaic Hazeh auhor
OF the Speler and Detner. Part first
Parts frs and second bound IN one vol sep-v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE. 1al CHATHAM STREET, n. Y
Branch S,Dms:
3i2 Beecker street. Aew-iO rk.
36i Grnnd erect GeaT SuiInlk.
1871 Greenwich street, rear Fulton.
liz Fulton street. Hr0ok yn
81 Chestsuta and - i.orth Fith.tt. Philadelphia.
II Hanover = rect, Boston.
INVITE the attention 81 Cry and Country Families and
Purchasers their severae ab sbnens here ey hins
will found 10y N The best eiecnns of pure nd UGniarr
ted Tea. in the United States The universal popularity
renuyrn ofhr house w;h reference To high quues low r
ce ard upt sht dealing well rndertnd 10 reader
ther comments necessary Original and only aarennuse tD
the sale of Eo.gqua's Back Ten Oh e.ve-Srangers VII
be particular 10 mh.r tie number Of tie principal store IL
Cnsihs street, 2 between Pearl ana Roosevelt street,
The public will also be pleased 70 TAKE notice hs the Cant
bnsa drscrt,ei al the tou III hiA .GY
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DRY GOODS.
CASH STORE,
]. o. Z AY LOR & co.
% Crr.p


J. o. Z Y LO K Il co.
80 CEDsR-SrREET,
Are receiving from The Eas, heavy Shipment the
oq: styles Of Beaeted bssins sucha. BooS, Baets
g &. $. Lawrence u, DO l. A &c S.c all of which they
oFer By the piece ut vey oU prices for cash s
DROWN sHEETlNGs AND SHIRTINGS-of every
D.;ye and width MI the known brands both heavy and
Ex.ers Unknoysn Btunwics,. &c. Sc NAV be md q; ma
acuer p'ce on me "a floors OF Is and % Cedar street
Also hest southern Cotton Yarns. assorted twist, No, to
TO- To II and No IL. Also. Colon Rating put up N
5:t cents per d. cent?. ga and cents per poua-
Tins wnrnned equal 10 any 10 cent BATH
vet Also Paterson Yellow Ticket. and other New jersey
Also. Nicsjns every description. Garnet Wa:ps and
threaded superior quality both white and coloed.
ed IN bales ard half bales.
pound ,G Bs @ SEINE WINE, 3 cers % - '
Tine aenou of Country Merchants particularly solicited
appreciation. N. "a y. DERHlLL.
AJcCURDY. ALURICH & SPENCER, Al Exchange.
1'h place. offer Tor GiSGsfToN GOODS.
500 gases Pin'sFrom the American PINT Works. a: Fall
thiut., T. md coor.d Faaeiss. - '.-''
100 prus-From The Lodi PINT Works. black md white.
CSC Bale. aiosn shesngs-4A Eitrick Rat-rea virsnia
ss2 Soi9 nrsd ! Mageesr 4 WS. kSss
100 bales IS Blown Shrtn-s-Cona' Mills Ettrck and Fat
20 bales Go;ion w:hs ). md qualities,
gram ana msnl bags. boat sails
go cases B-ached ioodShrtings ald Sheetings, OF
wdths qualities and styles
80 cases Coiionides. Cransies. &C.
100 :. Cotton tias laodksIchls.s IS and wide
WOODEN GOODS.
30 Cctis-Sup. styles woodye brown blue mixed.
green. olive &c.
100 case Casmeres-Woo dyed black mixed md fancy and
paid striped.
80 cases ane,s-A large assortment o! the best styles p!ad
stripes. plain. ard colars daconals, diamonds. &C.
30 ca.es Rucashin--50 do TwccdS.
80 81 ssheep's Grey PULLED Cloths.
100 !" Kentucky .ieui,-bI, p. mixed stripel &c.
l5Q kerseys-Cabe Cords. from The Mallory Mil, supc-
rior article.
40 snses rlnt LinSeys-3-i and !.
30 e Printed SatineiS. exc.
Aso-A large assortmen; oil CARPETS. from the Owasco
nor rnal,g SOY
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NAtCBEI. MIsSlSS!PPl.
IL THIS well known establishment has undergone &
A thorough rDaiI AMI SNOW edy Tor the ucc"mmOda-
IL lion oi IT. old friends And patrons. IL sunted
Nam rect the principal Tor business, md m st cnngu-
pis 20 the landings. lis large md appointments
ecel gives advantage over any other hotel m the
city The attendants selected with particular care, Bnd the
able and ~ be excerd by other hotel m the
outh western country The subscriber. from his long expert
nee having conducted the ST. Chnes Of New Orleans four
Gears and the present establishment three would ask his
,hnre public patronage pjsing himself that those who
nonor him with IL cHll shuil not be neg 'ec.ed.
''"'' '' JOHN MCDONNELL.
Nstrbcz Miss Aug. 10TH 1874. MA 2meOd
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HENaY CLAY HUNG AND BURNT IN EpfiGY.-ln
the course OF the day on me 81 inst. the sessiy led
Democrats OF Hampton Village, erected an image III
hanging posture near the center OF the village, ana
but lew feet from the place where in 1910 they
suspended petIcoat, in vain attempt Ia cast re-
proach upon the fair fame OF our lurented Harrisen
10 this image got up in true Loco-Foco taste, they
attached variety OF fictitious embems, and la
beed i, Henry Clay; and i, is said that during the
dSv they relieved themselves from vast amour, o;
vulgarily ard spite.
Just at dark, as the delegations were returning
from the glorious Convention held in UTICA they sc,
ire to il aud threY il blaze into Il large wagon,
loaded with delegation from an adjoining iowa.
Cumnent is unnecessary. Uuca Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

LEA DIABoLIcaL MURDER was committed IN
the town of stow, Aliddiesex Co. Mass. an Mcnda,
evening of last week. Two men by The name o.
George Hildreth and VIM. Goldsmith, had u quarrel
relative TO some moving. On Monday evening
Goldsmith saw lIldreth pass his house. and in spite
ot the remons,rance of his wife followed him with
axe and soon after returned changed his clothes
and fed. About ten o'clock Hlldreih was found in
the road dead. He had been struck on the right
side Of the neck with an axe, and the head was
| lwo-lhirds served from the body.
Mr.. Hildreth was 81 years old, and was native
of Stow. He left n wife, and TWO children The
| Youngest child was born but four days previous 10
the murder Goldsmith was 81 years old, and has
family. He is supposed 10 have gone 10 New
York. Newburyport Herald.
DisGRACEFuL OUTRAGE.-On the return OF the
Northern Towns Delegations from the kinderhook
Mass Meeting through Valatie, on Saturday evening
last, one OF the wagons containing large number OF
| ladies from Chatham, assailed by voiley OF
| rotten eggs and stones hurled by band of Loco
Focos, VINO were assembled a, "a ioco-Foco tavern
in the village in front of which Polk and Dallas
flag was displayed. The eggs took effect upon the
persons and dresses OF The ladies' and one narrowly
escaped severe injury from stone. 1t seems these
democrats had lam in wait for the purpose of pelt-
ing the cur, in which rode the 26 Ladies repre-
sen,inr the States of the Union, bur, happily, The
car passed the tavern alluded 10 a few minutes too
soon for them. Rather than lose their opportunity
OF exhibiting The spirit oil pToSTeStce ueHtoe'uey'
the mob discharged their volIsy at the Ladies from
Chatham. Hudson Republican
~ Rev. THEODORE PARKER, of West Roxbu-
~, Mass. having just returned from tou. in Europe,
preached to large congregation Of his parishlopefs
and friends on Sunday last We learn that his dis
course was exceedingly able and eloquent.
THE WEArHER.-Eor about ten days pas, we
have had very cool weather for the season, weather
that would be more natural in October than in the
middle OF the g-days. But to-day bot summer has
resumed his reign, This city has been reasonably
healthy thus Tar through the season, but We learn
that in the country, in many places, sickness pre-
walls to very considerable extent.
lSt. Louis New Era Aug. 81.
ANOTHER DEATH rRoM RUM.-A laborns man
named Henry Dewey went into rum shop on sun
day afternoon, kept by man uamed Hoyey, and as
he entered the door he fell down dead lie was &C
customed, is said, to drinking near quart oil liquor
alta timc. The jury Of inquest returned verdict
of "death in III caused hy intemperance.
New Haven Palladium
RuNoaEp APPoiNTMENT-We heard II stated
Yesterday, that Seth w. Nye. Surveyor OF tine
Customs Of the port of New. Orleans, had been
removed, and David Hayden appointed IN his
stead Though this information be not official
we believe it may be relied upon. (New-Of Bee.
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JAMES LACK.
DRAPER AND TAILOR.
TT No "A JJhn strs,t tusGr B'IliGn.l
AS hand select Hss0TmeDU' the most 1sn0n
nj, ,yIs OF Goods found The nlarket nj
Cloths tas,imere and Festngs o. descrptUr which
iI ne rude UP order si5e OF IL Hna kman,hiD net
snTHa y any otl6r tHhment the city and
slrsrnte reduction firm Broadway prices.
Gentlemen furnishing Their goods have than made
and trimmed the best manner, and coed lit warranted at
the following prices:
Dress CuatS IS 10 $40 rock Goats 3 10 II
Pa Is und Vests. 81 each
Also hund select assoftrent Of ready made Clothing
Dre,, and Fruck Coat. Pants. Ne Office Co. OvercUaA
and Cl0aks C. &c. OF reduced Prices.
The loves, pnce asked and no abatement. Terms sh on
delivery. - I'm
,LOrHlNt; Southern nnd western dealers IN clothing
- viii find subciibef full and fresh stock OF winter
goods at puces - SUIT the closest buyer.
se6 iw' JaMEi NATHAN. IS Cedar. near Broadway
THURS AND CAPS-fae undersigned. manufacturer and
dealer Fancy Fur. ,.ufIs. ard every style al CAPS
adapted the i.ate particularly invites County Merchants
ard all otrers deanE III The above arc Tn call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere he confident thai be rat sc
love-, than Gny er isnler in the city Il. FROST
a3l ly .5a pearl street. U. S. Hotel Building.
InluAja CLAY MEDALS Tor sale at the Tnbt ohcs
lU,UOO Price SIS per dozen.
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TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
No. SPRUcR ScRsHT,
Turs0 STORY

GAYLORD d, ALEXANDER.
Are prepared 10 execute Binding iof BOOKSELLERS.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private Individuals
N 3. Particular attention paid to ebntiHE Old Books Pc
rodcaI Music SC, IN good style ald ut reasonable
Persons visiting city have her books Eaboult al
shur. notice. -. u
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ss.3- Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Sev- York-This institution during the month OF august,
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ASIMAL MAGNETIsM.-An interesting Irentse on
this subject, by Charles P. johnson. has been pub
lisbed and is for sec by WIN. H. Graham, l6O Mas
sau street. 1t contains much TO interest even the
most careless render.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

Y ARGE SIZE PEA OR Chestnut COiL!- Dischars
l. ng this day of very superior large SIZE Pea u
Che,rut Coa,, for steam en- zines manufacturers.
w. Il y. TRlSLOW,
a23 223 Cherry and l10 huiacrry-sts.
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Practical Subjects: BY the late EDWARD D. GRIr-
FIN, D. d. have just been issued in compact,
double-column octave OF 3;28 pages, by NJ w. Dodd,
Brick Church Chapel. DR.. Gritfn's reputation as
an Orthodox Theolo-ian and preacher is already
high, aud this volume will strengthen and conirmit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

(tuAI,,-Bt!~T RED ASH. OR PEACH ORCHARD
y COAL-PErER CLINTON i, nov delverpg III.
r the following prices nruken Egg $500 large stove
or Stovennd Egg mixed. s. 10: Isrge Nut ut 81 u;
~ B d cent- Der will be deducted # tnken direct from
the boats. Yard corner Vi King and Grsenys yr SIS ~
nu.g SIM PETER CLINTON.
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4 SrOUVENEI ( cos aIanufac,o!y OF Cut md Plain
j GLASS of every description Solar ard aEd Camphp
LAMPS warrnte patterns OF Grandoes. Csndelnbrns
Braks,s Chandeliers from one 10 twelve lsh'', Hall Lamp
md nterns of every pattern. French China Lamps altered
epaed and reins'ed equal tnnew: We call the attention OF
country merchants aud hef - cal anu satisfy Themselves IN
regard TO prices md quality Of ARTICLES
Constantly hant conp-te roLmen OF all the above
natern Fncory 30. g Cod street. \. Y. Wholesale
Retail store No 9 John 81. near Broadway, 90
Ill lnt j. nTDI XENTL & co.
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70 ABSER HENDEE, Esq. has been removed
from the office Of Post-hlaster OF Hebron CT. and
Loco-F oco named orrin appointed in his place.
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NS NJ WISE OPTICIAN, FROM
C a1@1-sS}.sG GERMANY. mos, ,.,uecy,tuliy IN;

W
r-EzSy- 2@-zzS-s-t-9 GERMANY most respectfully in
SsSzED SzE~ forms the ctizers of New York and
,hc nan ne IN ren.n TINT he has located himself this city.
md opens tor at 437 Roadway large md most complete
ssotmen al Specnces aud Eendng Gu,ses ~ Gold. Silver
and Steel Furs lie woul remind the public. TO whom
he Is pnry known By his annual visits To Snntoga sprirg;
rce the ns, years. that by his knowledge OF The optical
We Person, with weak be supplied with glasses
hic will greatly benefit aud .ifain the sight Particular
,eoon en- lee. to style 0 perspective ground glasses
Oft finest flint winch. through their high polish md true
lronJ produce pure,t aud have been highly recon-
mend. ~ their effects the eye Tor preserving
and improving the sight srtIned writing and rendng
Shosghred pen and such bave been operbted upon Tor
otntnct can no suited lie neits kewe new gisse, Of
erOr quality old fmmes and "cits the patronage oi all
in want OF his articles Pense call NJ
SOY NJ. WISE tp'lchh 80 brohn"ay.
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II TwENrYFoUR MEMBERS of the Liberty
party, some OF them recent candidates Of that party
for Office, have published in the Michigan State Sen
tinel an address 10 their fellow citizens, in which
they svow their determination to support Mir. Clay,
the surest means OF preventing the annexation OF
Texas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12
To the Elite of MnsieaL Taste in the y. States

10 the Elite of MnsicaL Taste in the u. States ::
] al The improved Patent Double and Srg. cOn Hnrp,
Lordon and New York. established 1910. J. r. B. oeS To-,
safe nj - radwny elegant assortment Of Double md
Snyc ction Harms the briancy Of tone, ghtness OF
touch of nsh and perfect mechanism 81 these Harp,
render them unegled and obtain Tor them the first amateur
and patronage Europe and his county They
constructed the hest PRINCIPLES OF the celebrated Era'd
with all the modern Improvements Of London md PnIls-
Warranted bear the climate and at European prces
Harps repaired and for re; -rngS Instruction Books Ilu
sic, &c. J. 7. BROWSE, InhunctlfeI.
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