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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-09

IMPORTANT 70 LiniEa-SrcroN 81 Co wish to
inform the Ladies of City e5 h--c enlarged their
store greatly increased their stock. ind feel oeasle Il
adding , ready for sne the largest and
most fashionable aud che pes stock Of DTy Goods ever offered
this section Of the City Among the many kinds OF Goods
20 sold decidedly reasonable price, splendid BTnchG
and Cashmere Slw's s:,e 1iO;y black SILK Sheys: he
Inines Cashmere lie Co.'S and CASHMERE Eepr figured ard
stripe Sks-wha superior assortment Of binck and blue ba:
silks; Also Farne .;cneiis. Cloths and other Woocns
fem Gucou very cheap Mo- Prints is opened
of n style pr,y,u>y sold Ia Cd 2! nov be sod Is the
yn;d. SOL .tN n 20 IL Spring 81
Az ''- ''|' " OF is't
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Observation-Disclosures

MI :
hot Clay Tub meet. on Wefuc.dn; evening Oct 9Th. nj
he. Hend Quarters Those penonihaving knlcke book
Gag Cab papers with upon. wil oene hand tn m
on the evening chanlcs-nl orr cArse
,rS,n;f principles the i4bOTn- mans vItay. Come -
MD uucen,sly ruudlnr through the ar Protection
ny benef, 20 ourselves our children aud ou chiiens ch
dl.a." S.vsl speakers will address the Club a.d
EGBEHT BENSON. President.
II. .op IiSr3' Ssefeiaties %
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~ Second Wer,. lNhis Executive Com

mitte..-A meeting Of said COMMITTEE On Saturday
evening. Oa,oher 5h. l:4i the ioowin. resolution
unaLa' u.iy sdup,ei
Rssolred Thai tn nlne OF the Members of the Finance
COMMITTEES Of this Waa published and other persons
authorized b. ihs Commit ne 10 make cny collections for
the Wing psrty OF his NEId.
FInapce Ccrnn,;tec--Revo c. Hance, Jeremy L Cross
Jane, Kelly (eo.pe Rowland George ". Phye and Alfred
Roach. BY Urtel D! the Waid Committee.
GEORGE 4. HOOD, Chairman
G rsnKt T.HnS' Secretaries. oaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-09

A,orsEk STORM On Sunday afternoon the
xind comm >el blowing from tie Northeast fresh
enins in The wing, and increasing TO gale before
midn sht,a panied by a hea'y ram when con
tinuc6 unit eht YESTERDAY norning, Our thip
news colun &c the details Of the loss of brig
fremont York, from li,vaua, which went
,shore :, Il tlderton. and tie wreckng o. schr.
Kicharc T. alexandria, AT 5antasSc, Beach
The rer .haI d ship was ashTc in the outer hur
her was ,hou iauudatou We learn Of no loss
Of lives. The cr,y Il the Trcnpnt were saved with
difficulty, being tas on in tho morning By the crew
II lie boat No a. ionec a, ihiil and manned by
Me.srs VI r Tower, j w. lower, " m Jones,
Nm. Iawso- ines, f. James, Samuel James,
ard +. Mite Boston Cpurier, yesterday.
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Sailed,


Ships Sou,herner. Lirctpool Ataunta New O-can. ha,A
mason barney. Buenos dyfes- md others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-09

prsrArcH An extra ,rain vas run over tho Al
haDy ard ;;chent ,ady RAILWAY on sunday last in
80 minutes from depot 10 depot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-09

DRINTED CALICOES-PRICES REDUCED.-LEE &
BREW STER offer 10, see q, the!! W arehoue for Print
ed Culcoes exclusively. No. Il Cedar street. large
.ortmen OF Prints embracing several thousand different pat
terms and cooria=s American. French Turkey Red. &c SC
in every variety ofye. OF which they are enabled to
offer at prices from
TO CENTS LOWER
than the prices Of July.
Catalogues Of Prices corrected with variation Of the
Market are peced in the hand. of buyers. al istf
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JOSIAH RICHARDS. Auc,ioneer.

~ Large Sale OF Valuable Il ooks.-B iNGS.
RICHARDS pI.ATT. 2a Broadway. viii sell Thi, Even
TWO following evenings. extensive and very excel
on OIL Books. new and fresh stock consisting Of va
Ha9S library books. be., editions Popuo, uedra hooks
i assortment oil school nsd classical books latest editions
ana ch variety OF fine bible, prayer book. and books
:" guy o'ane adapted to the holidays tc-,he .,hoe form
Er Catalogues may be had nj tho s,o,s a..
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wonder u dpcovefy than r f. Gorrnuds l"i, m .Ned'-
Gated Sogs fc, the removal Il tan pnif, hotches, NOR
phcw from hun,sn skin acl. with the 'noid.I7
ard potency a a churm. Dr. Gs Grcciaa Hair DBs Is
eoua,y celehn,eu r properties IN changing red grey or
while Liquid Yess'ane koase the only article e&un
giving pernd r0e.lIkc hue to the cn.s ard ps IL
not surp.isrr heef re. TINT these celebrnch preparations
should extensively counerfeted. To avoid imposition our
Ur.ad,yay OF 2teOd
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Ry Autumn Na:s.-The subscriber announces to
his customers and Others his READINGS, supply the Fall Fat
tern of Generen's Hats.
The FMS, Nn:a ne furnished At ,'...........:42
2dGIGlity. " " ................ 5 -
an3 lsti SPENCER. 81 Chambers street.
nJ Graham House, G3 Barciey.-Cizen, or
transient viseTs desiring Guiei home where rsal Temper
diet preferred them, Consisting Of Vegetables, Fruits
without s,nulan,s heshmcas urltcd patronize
tins l1usa. Terms moderate. Shower bans ice.
au2 ts r. GoSS.
kS BOARDlNG.-Mts. GuSS, having opened the new
aud conmodous house, p Nesey the Asor House
boers choice OF desirable" rooms Ia transient
Bnarders CiOon Shower. and cold Baths free. The
ocnoE vety central yet quiet and shady. Terms moderate
AUSTIN
~ The tnyssibi9 NiR-So cn'eis fssc,nbies the
real read -; ha ,hat sCeilcs auG huoisse;s haze NO
bounced The most perfect and extraordinary nvehton OF the
day The great advantage OF this novel and unique
Oen- made whon sewing or weaving. which causes
peaiances SO closely 10 resemble the nHiura hair. both
hCh,ne:s and natura appearance defy detection
lis texture renE 70 beautiful and 30 free. hu
ell cases oi pcplraon. evaporation unlmpeded and
the great evl OF other wigs entirely avoided The scien-
fc aud c0nnosseur alike invited 10 inspect this novel
and Geag:i!u wh!s. and the peculiar msIhod Of fitting
the head. n;the manaiGctuT1ys, A {. BARRY, l!6
Brondvay corner If liberty street. up stairs % Inns
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CLOTHING.

III Broadmay, america" Hc.e!, opposite
tie Fountain,
Solicit attention from Citizens and STRANGER, eduInnsGa
meats arge U! Goods Fall rnd Winter
selected with essof rendering their stack ch nquG
IT. and variety found the city coinprns Beaver
and hlle Cloths 1seeG &c. for Ovefcols Closks &C.
french and English Cloths for dre aud licck Coats various
styles Crssmer, Rich Velvet. ScrnO. ~ik and Sain
Venss which vii be made w prce sustain
reputation tho pioneers the reformation that
the Of compliant that cash purchaser, taxed
tot ohes 'slnGue The style and n,n Of Garment,
will compare with those OF any other e.tblnmcn and h
/, the SEQUEL of the extensive patronage e'lcitsh
large assoftnent # fIRsT QUALITY Ready made Gar
met comprising Dyecoats Cioaks Dress and Fock Coats.
Pnntnoons Vests &c ccn,tantly hEnd with full supply
nj Fancy Itrsss rrss. including SCARE CIova,s. Hdkh
Gloves Suspenders. Dressing Robes. sc. O5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-09

II1EG,L VI .ISc.-Several other persons have
been arrested at Baltimore for Illegal voting Their
Brown and Charles Mcdonald The last ramcd
Hss hncd $50 and costs, and released on security.
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n.y.. ~" Know Thyaelf.r--Ap

FoSt,,, now Thyaelf."--ApstIssIosF gxr TO
sh,re rs rhRkSoLooICAL CABiskT, l3l NaSscu Il Il.
nsr,s ay LIE seen vhrisy OF human
Sueh nan can be found st any other 9iac. in Amerca
nen busts. casts Of the b-ad OF
Aio ION all na,lonr. III. 1, headed iud,ens
may be obtsned bonks of all lipds explaining The
hms - Of Entomology and Physiology. And .ha same
ya may have your heads examined your iau od
s nc how 70 improve yourselves both Infeectusy $40
Nlwis "'' '''' op'' '''' "'' '''S
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AUCTION SALES.

lpsr,u PI,gaRps ,u.t,.r.er
BY BASGs; KchAsiS ri' Sa coo ~, RrOss
70: sa:;;co SIS. I s..,. =. -, -
5cc .b b. M, a,s, SEQ % 10 -
cnS. ssa ava ~ h ,ab
I.,rre Sale Of New Book,-Seyeia vlGsbie ccontpneau
c Hs 5000 10 qoans. 70 sr me 1sse. s -
lta, q fine ses 2raJeI soos, ,9d boz, "a s' Sssin
let e,oS, vsSsSi Seses Book s,vefsi huad-sa rsf
W6 v T,% syo ' .ss. q i.p o Fsm ssiy II "
Sc y !osG,9a WG, v Hgs 2S o sS n
Y OF Revolution . seo, =, i:ehret is9 L.tes
,eo S%oi hl;i@ %S' q FsTa.Sd aud sb> = BqIE.:
Mo;Ss =. sos Ks LIE Of P Pa ,
sss 2 Ya 'f' S'n5S oq fS e
: % W;h.sl. 9e;syo Geons;y RSsie,en' G;fss , a9t
snsnn Leo o'T'', tS'rn., He ~ ~, Sol.a
Pas,e of;he Al,s v sYo spcGid plate 'nden, Cun;
enG.aee syo Moor, FceL.a, Wos' y Pen e:iuoo
1t, CO. r d. Ss~n Ssl,orrs ', ~, ~ isse snss
eeh's Wns', sso'tse Bar. Se'roig s'e 10 land. Va
II % Wis % Lem I,s'e 1hpbog BIa~gsI o. The Com
9sa, N M on the EHt;.. e s, l,9St,
~ SyG ass History OTIS Fraceh RI, ol,,ns siursS,
K ~ Iips.
Gtsb"a. Rofe 10 Fox, Nsr',f. 1usiio Sc5tt's B6!e:
rsp. "ns WORKS Nrferu Rnt.h T.,-ri rs - ~ po~,,cst
Wo.,. so u Paerto s,.; u iyI9a 20, -. iSRoo,?
%os s @< sc " MS p As a A" = I Hf S%.
cen Ro:raphy Sherwood, w@rss P.u'arrh'' Live: 10
Also large variety ~ blank bno., cn-Tnv,u.. &C.
School and CLASSICAL Hook, !e Doaeean's i3N'c0c 10 b.
Yer etona'y an,non cs,s.eM i,,.onap ~ IHeiy
Ns,SAI Kong GU, ~, sfk T s,, Esih
oFsr go BSnia, rt's.c 10 W'iafd J,g,,d state lon
Scsnce Cl tcaSey, rn"sr,. V4ip,S pTey pnlo,oph,
, "A ,, Emerson eona tan, ~ S Non
;reeA Testament 10 Dnv o, Ge'mei9 l. SIaHha's Lie -
w ~ - s Ne u o,i, Vo.i'ri Hloscpny. -
senor, ,it,1F ~ else soic ~ 'aDj fin,,s - 'ls5
al elei," !sp.'et aNl' az SIi.NaI! .. os As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-09

NJ Young Mems Henry rIey Association
uf the City md County OF New orh.-A
ree,sng OF the Jon' Comm ees will be held Tueiday
evening October h. O'Clock peci'ey, Ct Committee
~ gu ''1i'''i' ii4"' % PETER sCoYFS S.cre;ar-
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" O'Conn.II rr,,,,,,,..,

Uni.ed lrsh Rep.s as,nn.p IA meeting Of the
a, nea ms Wednesday. evening The 9Th Ocoisr inst
1soee Warden, and Other, bsv;,. r.... - g,
peen o. me cauas will please make e,rn thereof nj This
Lvey Trend OF ireland is invited 10 attend this
as "iVh 'of the great triumph ofth. Iiberafor
b. V('DNNOR Ssr,.,,,v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-09

Arrival EXrRA9RoiNAh Cleveland
(Ohol Herald OF Thursday last announces the
arrival at that port on tho previous day Of the
slcop ST. Adams Of st. Adams, VI. Mortimer
Bin master, from Whitehall, Lake Champlain,
on her way to New Orleans The oG.:or of the
Herald says that Capt. BIN. who is regular
vermorter, with go ahead stamped on his every
feature, informed him that he ''took notion to
run his vessel through from Champlain to 'Or.
leans 10 zee II tho bo'ty and buty he mad hearn
tell o. wha; 1t was cracked up to be. If so,
perhaps be GIT co pretty good business down
three a 'hsh'ins cotton and sugar from some OF
them ncf !''e.al lellers, and perhaps lay up
little cha. aCin another hard winter in old
Yarmouth" me vessel sailed for New. Orleans
rivers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-09

CoMlHs nc TIE PolAr-WilIiam Smith, only
brother Of the late Mormon Prophet he's been
preaching lately ct New Bedford. The Bulletin
saws be concluded one oi his dscoursss in the
following emphatic words =" Brethren, l will
say here, for The crect of the audience that at
our last meeting | collected some two dollars,
while Mt the same time the expenses Of the hall
were six dollars. Now. wish in all soberness
to assure you, my dear friends. Of ore solemn
Truth, an2 that Is, that ttthcr than pay ali ex-
penses, preach for nothing and fnd myself into
the bareaig | Diil see The who!e generqti9n
damsc&zgsI. y,
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
Now OpsIng Mt
TAYLOR L. ARMSTEOTG'S,


2l3Crecnw!ch i;Icet. below Barc"s
From auction to-day
Ifssi d, Cns,,ncre, pnd dc Lanes, rich styles.
go do India Reps. new n.iic!
40 do Black and aoloei AlpachCs.
800 do Brochc Cashmere. mud other styles of Shaws Only
ann ,,lce nj this store. 90 Us
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EVE PER CENT. STORE!
IT. c.,., r>p,>f,cufa

To Cash t-er>hcnta.
The Intention of Cash Buyers is respectfully cllied % o..
new and advantageous ySiem OF selling
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Mt an advance oforly
FIVE PER CENT FRO.N ACTUAL COST
81 this tpeans the Cnsh Merchant will save IN the purchase
oG0ods rom fifteen cent. and have the advantage
Of selecting rom la:ts mn desi;nhc stock
.N7RSH7LL'S LLTE'r 7HoEfp
always on hnnd et giea,lY reduced ?rires. XII
GrS- Country MERCHANTS visiting New fors, WI 10. "
then interest 70 cl before pnrchasnc eewhsif
ntrCtllNGS. ChSWE ELL: = SMITH
No 10 Cedar street.
o3lmR' S door, fro: Pearl street. New-York.
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
AT REDUCED FGICEs
L z II & = &. {: IL e L =
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ADJUSTMENTS.

At Rs B. SJ:1J s t as x2S bEsTtssfss
tI TO-, e?l9s his mr., fn?safhn n; IN a,e'eH
Programmes full particulars. BE had a; the Mu
SIC sto'.s ant the Society LlsrsIT
To commence a: quarter heiors : O'Clock. ~ Il
DAL.WO'S NEG YORK OPER-f HOUSE-FJA
wE6SEsDAY e EyESiSG OCT eth will bs performed
Belri. Opera. >,
@2tsPs sT fs'ese
Frs, Tier Of Bole, and raqaeii, 81 d sr OF s1r, .
THURSDAY oc'osel 10 will be leriOruei the rev P,ao-
TIE INDEPENDENCE OF GREECE:
THE woMES WARRIORS.
VITA additions.
Admission 50 cents &c all psrts oi The hO:se
seats can be secured dsys IN sdvance from a. 81 tor
one ~ ''s V'''N '''' '''', '@ '' '''
DSor, o;n a,, Performance to commence a, O'Clock
r!'GlAl OF CHRiSr.-Ihe beautiful group o: Sia;nrry
repie>enurs the Trial oi Ch' before ihn Roman Cour,
and JEWISH Sanhe'rm * now optn q 30 Broadway. 2T.r
spcnddy dressed ancen costume' 1t Sa' VISITED Phla
dclphin by 80 81 III the me-, splendid sthItl
For particulars zee small bills q the door,
OPEN from 9 a. M.,oioP NJ. Sabbath pay from 2tc %,
y. B.-l: cave, fo' Havana abou, ton days. oIw.
4 MERICH MUSEUM AND ERlAL GARDEN
>''"'' 0'''dTp'' T. aq B.s ss9 ,Ss F;oOreio
Every Day ard Evening hi. week eommenclns MoNpAY
GRIND PP i:ISsi
every niter1oon az and every evening at - ocloel
Just arrived Is 5G'It Iii' VE% s transparent
which are h;l1a " qmI9@isi y he ,icur
And embrace the anlscspe>. scenes Sc.
er.cy,s arts pencil They viii he 1lhtsd each
performance and The attention nj The 'csnr; earnestly
Tes !nansse5 ba. engaged N. shMuELS; rhe renowned
WIZ.7RU or TIE NORTH.
who perform. some d a'ionhn ,-a Of Ltss-de
All aas ons H. S? Co ILsi:s% Gss,oo. .na BIS
ase. mf and Ms, WESTERN. sc mes. talented rsr
'M,sSTER Tired the J:.S.EN,kE D.iNcER.
a mode OF new" SS. .Pyf9e5 CIR.
which propelled by weight Of slnss man. and eaDa
useiu and lGgen;au, Thousands admire 1t.
A Il / . i! i / y y ,
AND MECHANICAL. FIG URES'l
Of various .:nds. including beautiful mn
Rope Dancer, Jnggier, Mori"g War Doll,
Grand 'iorius Procession ~ Tie Nadelade Chsreh sc.
RfA ES TqM } M1p Ags SP MSri TE2
tickets 5 cenis-chidren under ten years. u. IS
NEw7yQ5RK MUSEUM. ANprlGGrERE GALLERY.
: D''G S5irILI.SSiDjiHBH' o PERF oRSi4NCES
~ Admission. one SHILLING.
The Manage, In, s,ic;s, 40 snSacem1n, VIII che
BROTHERS or WARSAW,
Who il! perform their wonderful and extraordinary teat'
Nil n. 4. Jew E1'I' the celebrated Tenor SINGER, wl
inSucr Ruse' popular songs, and accompany himself on
''@ ''''''' TRELAuGHING GAS
will be administered. -
TIE CAROLINA 3fINSTRELS.
the best band America will variety OF Gees ehoru'
s. 81 t. z MohRls. the celebrated Comic SINCE, Ms y.
ADAIR. the charming Vocalist and Miss JESSE LII Il.
Afternoon entertainments nsncs,ay ond Saturday at
Evenins entertainments to commence at h'f7r.t7 %
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DRY GOODS

yIyM A. BEECHER, 81 BEAVER NEAR William stree,
w New York daiy receiving tom auction al! orS ol
Dry Goods ne will sell from The pills Al tive per cent ioi
ca sh The actual marked FIGURES each article;
by he purchaser can ooS through The entire
stock select fur himself. ard ask no questions.
s- Also Goods for Mllliners Merchant ailors.
Isrf,rs Shoe ard stock Manufacturers. s35 Inns
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WELSH'S EATING HOUSE,
THO doors Jelop The Sun office.
BILL OF FARE.
Pradlngs. Pies, Custards. and Du'Dpinc1. I'd each.
COR THE PILES

All the del;cdcics in their season.
CLOSED Of SUNDAY. ala Inns
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Below.

Setn. ''
Also. brie unknown.
Wind w 5 w.
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TIE FRANK CONFESSION.

Oh, thou art beautiful, beyond foup pare.
Sgh'd an enamoured swain. the other day.
90 Fair Is lhg kin. and Jet black IS thy hair.
While IN Thy cheek aud lbs lGvesrUses play.
The beauty, smiling zaid-' | wiii confess
And long US life shall list me. | must bes'
That all rny charms, nd sir ure only borrowed
Tn enduring neme. und fame OF DR.. GOrRACr.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-09

SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKER5.-The iub
.-raT wishes 10 make known 10 the public that much Of
name are entirely Different from Tire SODA BISCUIT and SU.
ak CRACKERS nude hs Bakery which hrre been used
v Inyslis rarcnury se WHO suffer from indig estOn
or r,ore tnn twenty years with the bes, results while the
c,a.un which can be made les. though perhaps
root for persOn in health wholly unfit r the Eek The
above BIscur7 and CRAcxxRs $50 BuTTEa BISCUIT Mins
Nsct-fT BUTTER CRACKERS. WATkR CRACKERS. lrLqT
and Navy BREAD. OF the first quality, constantly for
sals al the woknown estaolphmsnt 30 Nr,rngon street
corner VI Warren .strest EPHBAiM TREhDWEl l..
iysstf 6ms
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SPLENDID GOODS AT THE
EIy-YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

NEEV-YURK CAsF TAILFJKiN'T ENsI NbbIsHMEN I.
No. l42 FULTcs-sTREET, NEAR BROADWAY.
JUST Received large and elegant assortment OF Fall and
Winter Goods genemens and rre now prepared
tosuppy our customer with garments of description OF
superior both with regard 10 sy!s and dufabI-
IT, ad ct prices far below Of the pretended cheap cash
establishments In Broadway. Thee entertainments beng
compelled By their great to charge inesas
ed prces for garments of inferior workmanship In otde THAI
gentlemen may b. CONVINCED OF the truth Of cur statement We
invite them 10 an Of goods a. well as 70 tho
uyje Of our garments which fnue Ourselves WIZ eompaIs
yorably with G1y made thi. country ao Ill pf5 re nos
,atisfnrt1ry A. 8. Fisher %. SIC imn'
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r1iRE r, the lowest rats, By ,hs HARTFORD
h FiRs INSURANCE. CospAYY-ycorporuted l5l0-Chat,er
perpetual This long established ana ?ef sGown ln,tnon:
to insure every description Of property against log on oahse
oy NJ al ' s1 Join NELSON it, Agent 50 Wall st.
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MARINE ,CURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YtRX, OCTOBER ..

IMMATURE ALMAA--rHIs u
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D- Autumn EIa:s.-The subscriber announces to
his customers and Others his readiness supply the Fall Fat
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Msrkets-car<tulty repo-.,d for The 7ytSan..

Lot in Houston 40 feet W. of $. W corner OF
Mangn street, 20 feet by 81 l,O
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SOUTHPORT WISCONSIN; TUESDAY, JULY %, 1874

AMI wife, that Van Elburg could succeed
in catching his friend alone. 3.
81 am bound to deliver you 10000 her
rings in Ii days." said he, :" aud not a sin
gle fish can | get at any price"
Woerden could not restrain his laughter
81 dare say not, he replied, 81 bought then
all up long ago"
In that case of course our contract is al
an end" said Van Elburg, looking doubtful
ly at his friend.
BY no means; or at least o " on Ger.
tain conditions. We have this day united
our children. Van Elburg. and shall leave
them n handsome fortune when we die
So much for the future. But rs regard.
the present, matters are less fairly ar.
ranged. My son receives capital business
while you only give your daughter 1000
duca,s Now as did not like to make the
young people unhappy by refusing nay con.
sent to their marriage, thought you aud
would settle the matter another way. You
have 10 deliver 100, o 10 herrings at 10 gull.
dcrs per the usand, but can get them from
no one but me, and mus, have so guiIders
per thousand, or don't part with single
tail. The difference is exactly 5000
guildcrs, which intend you to pay over to
my son as his wi(e's dowry.'
Van Elburg looked rather foolish during
this ex. lanation, bu. al the end he rega'neo
his seltpossession, and oven smiled as he
said, clapping the other on the shoulde r,
You have outwi,ed me, Mynheer Woer-
den, and must pay the penalty, 50 say no
more about it. And now let us Join our
friends again.
Eight days afterwards Van Elburg wen,
10 visit his daughter at A ,,ste rdam. and in
his turn found Woerden in the greatest per-
plexily.
You are the very person | wanted,
(said he, seizing his hand) UNLESS you can
assist me am u ruined man. The herrngs
are all ready, but high or low, not barrel
is 10 be found
Van Elburg's little grey eyes twinkled
curnigly. Every man for himself,
Woerden-you bought the fish, and |
bought the barrels. But as an old friend |
won't take advantage of you, and you shall
have as many as you want far exactly l6,
600 guilders ADORE the cost price,
Woerden looked rather blank, but did
his best 10 conceal his vexation. The
trick is not bad one,' said he, with forced
smile, but you must confess that | laugh
it 10 YOU
'Ay, ayH returned the other you are
clever fellows in Amsterdam, but wo are
no fools in Brock
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-07-23

A FiMrLY SUPPORTED Ry AN ACRE
10 many the following, from the Ameri-
cen Farmer, will probably sound like q
large story. But we are not one Of tn
number who believe it necessary to run
over a township, to get produce enough
for the support Of single individual
''.Mr. Drew, the editor of the Maine
Farmer, cultiva,es but a single mere OF
land. the produce Of which, suffices, in
chief, for the supper. Of large family.
Onc-lhird of the acre he duvolcs 10 corn.
which he selects Of the mos, profitable spe.
cics, and raises after the most approved
modern plan. He manures the land well.
and plants by measurement. This third
Of an acre has yielded, for several years,
thirty bushels OF corn for grinding, beside
u small quantity for fa,tening swine. The
same pioee Of ground yield; two or three
loads OF pumpkins for the table, and for a
COW and q swine, besides suffice ri sup
ply Of dry white beans for family use. -
So much for one-;hird Of the acre. Ono
small portion Of land sbou, dozen rods
square, he raises, on the average, about
fifty bushels Of onions, which bring, in
the market sufficient sum for the pur-
chnse of wheat and rye -four. Thus tho
corn ane onion patch supply Mr.. Drew's
family with al! their bread.
The other beds are devoted to mansIe-
werizel and carrots. Of which about TWEEN
ty bushels are raised for the cows winter
pro, ender, which is more than returned
in milk and butter. A potatoe patch yields
all that are needed for the table. and sur
plus for The live stock. So far tho pork
and poultry, bread, milk, butter and chief
vegetables are supplied, leaving suiiicien,
space for the cultivation Of turnips. beans,
peas, cucumbers, melons, &C., and q few
choice apple, pear, and other fruit trees.
All this is The pruduce of a single acre.
worked mostly by single pair Of hands !