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SCHOOL BOOKS.
1900 ELEMENTARY Spelling Books,
WV 1000 Adams New Arlh'netl,
100 Key to Z" "
500 Emersons 1t Class Reader,
900 . @ "
800 81 "
500 Por'er'> Reorical Reader,
100 Col urns Ailhmc ie.
80 rrfil'S Geography Of Ife
Heavens
500 Sanders spelling book
100 National do d.
80 North American do
100 SWEETS new Engli>h Grammar r.
THIS Is the le', Engh grammar now used and
is introduced extensively into ''hoo>.
great variety Of full hound and ha fhound LelGer>
Journals, Day Books, and Memoranlums, Wrapping,
Zap, and Letter paner lax, Steel pens y the Gross,
Sealing Wax and Waters by the =. &C.. &c, which
VIII e old for good whlc or brown paper rags, OF
winch " tons are now wanted by the subs 'liher.
School Teachers and Merchants will lie supplied
WIN any of he above hooks al the publishers prices
aud most kinds Of produce receive in payment
V. HARRINGTON.
Burlington. Aug, 25h, lsii l6
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VV1IIE oib, cr ers have in.t received very Iifpc
j srppy uI rich Fall 60 js among which are IL
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Willie P. Mang nm, " e., President Of Senate:
y George Evans, NJ J. j. Crn'cn6en, Ky; J.
Macpherson BerrIen, G-o James F. Simmons, r. II
James Alfred Pearce M Rich rd II. Bayard, del !;
J. w. Huntington, Conn; Samuel S. Phelps, ". !;
Alexander Barrow, Lr.; j. T. Moreh-ad Ky w.
G. RlveS, Tu.; William Wo dbriI-e. Mich ZIP hraln,
H. Fos'er. Isnn.j W. L. Dayton, ". j.; John Hen-
l,rsOn HsS
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New Goods !
II. W. G. ATLIN.

y RESPECTFULLY calls The attention Of pnrcha
IL sers 10 his new and extensive assortment Of
Fall Dry Goods aud Dry Groceries, Just received al
his store, StrongS Building, nearly opposite j. d J.
II. Peck Co. among " hicn may c found CLOAK,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17

WHAT LONDON Is.-tt 10 the point Of inter
communication between colonies winch .tIelch
almost from the North Pole-irom Canada to the
Cape of Good Hope-snd which oring tie 'ndigo
oi India and The wood of Ausra!ia from the an
.lpud,s 10 enrich The manufactures OF Leeds. II
= the seat Of ii cUtninerce that would seem fubu
lous TO The merchants Of Venice, Tyre and Car
mage, in the oiGen tines You have pula-
ton which has doubled since 1901 II was ,h,n
SIS Coo souis-it Is now, by the census OF 1871,
l,S32, GOO. Yuu have a town which Is five miles
aud ID half long, take 1t where you Wi; bat II
YOU measure it from Blackwell to Chelsea It rs
seven and half miles. 1t reaches, from north
to south, three and hall miles. II is perfect
German principail,y-a Coboufg, ii you please.
or Hessc Honburg in brick. You have scent
i've millions sterling on your bridges alone Iou
have docks to hold all The ships of the world
The London Docks alone cover 100 acres OF
ground, and the vaults hold 65,OGO pipes OF wine
The " est India Docks cover 29O acres, and can
hold 500 large merchantmen with ease. The
Commegcal Dock covers AZ acres, and is, BE-
Ii. 20, oxoucivciy ouniiuvu IL TIC ba!lc race
There arc 1850 ships of thepo of London alone,
OF ISL 600 tons total burden, and manned by 81
600 seau,cn. The vessels engaged in the Colo
NAL, Irish ard coastng trades, including the
culllCTS, ana also oOu DfltlSu SSSSCIs "cit 5000
The tonnage of the foreign vessels which entered
this port IN lSi0 from Russia, Sweden, Gcrma-
nv, France, the Mediterranean, China, and the
| United States, amounted to i,l67,l14 TONS
Don an average of the last ten wears, London
alone has paid Ell 100000 in custom duties, out
of the c23, 500 000 which the whole revenue OF
that department amounts to. There are 20O0 mer-
| chants and brokers within half mile OF the Ex-
change You have 600 houses Of business,
probably half Of which have shops attached 10
them. All the details connected with London
are upon the same gigantic scale. The water
companies supply 23700O,O0O hogsheads every
year, and the gas companies furnish l0,00O,O0O
cubic feet of gas every twenty. four hours. In
| Smitht;eld Market there were lS0,7S0 bead Of
cattle, and 100000 of sheep, III round num-
hers, sold in the year 1882 Your very paving
and sewer rates amount TO f630,00 4 year.
! The London newspapers consume lOO00,0OO o.
stamps annually The steamboats, carry 10000
passengers every day. There arc 1000 miles o.
railway stretching from London into every par
of the kingdom, and bringing It's population into
contac, with all the great cities OF the country
| completed at expense OF nearly io,uou,oo'
sterling. There are 50 canals, which cost t4o,
100000. The monthly business conduc'ed io .,
the London bankers alone averages ii ,OU0,OOO
and has amounted to fS7 100000 IN one month
G. II. Ward. NJ. P.
IT At Cummngion, in Berkshire County
Mass on the 9th instant, the scylhe factory O
Charles Ford, the tannery, store and house o
Seth Williams, and the store and tavern OF
Sawyer, were all destroyed by FIRE, with larg
portion OF ibsir contents,
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TIE WIG DOCUMENTS.

The following is list Of The Wing Document.
now for sale ct the Tribune Oiiice. Orders from
Gay Clubs Wing Committees, booksellers, Mer.
chants and Individuals, accompanied by the cash
are promptly attended 10, ard the Documents ship
ped 10 any pert c; the United States.
SARGENT's LIFE OF Ci.AY-Tho fues: AID mos:
complete Biography o: NJ. CLny ever written. Price
l915 per 100 IS @
LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY. 2voLs.
with Ens.avnfs bound 81 . by the quantities.. s
THE CLAY TRIBUNE. Weekly Newspaper. Fox
terms see Prospectus another column.
THE AMERICAN LABORER. Hall bound. ........ o.
PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE a Trac; By
H. Greeley. Per lo0 50
THE TARIFF AS IT Is. 81 Il Greeley. Per TO-. 20
SPEECH OF John NJ. CLAYTOA-per IG COPE. g
WIG SDNGS-Cry ard srel.nrhry >.n-an ad,nra-
THE TARIFF QUEST ION lNGEaN scr 100 "
COMMERCIAL. INTERCOURSE OfTuE UNITED
STATES AMI GREAT BRtTAlh-per 10 copies co
LETTERS Of t'iS>iI- W Ci.Af-oer 100 copies n,
VIE WIG ALTMAN hC-per IN c,us,.. ........... co
THE TEST. By Jnr'1s. per 100 do. .............. 81
(HE tukkE.NJf. no. DO ~
THE T RIFF do. " 60. .,............ ] 80
LIZ = tJr ltfiNh \ tI.: 90 Co. .....,..,...'. p
PulrrlGAL ABOLITION. 90" do. ............. 81
DENtlCk ~ 40. 10. ! y
Ia ~ y W AZ AL 10 90. ~
iii. ~ ~ u La y ID. co. Co., ~
Y
TAkIFF TRIUMPHANT. do. .............. l 20
~ Orders iauI .e addressed 10
GREELEY & h;cELEATH.
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SEIPHb'S
ElEsl, pRENIILN ANEI ESEY El

FIK-T PKFMTUN ANJLESEY LEO.
90 SPkNG-Si Pnir"n,4d b. tho nef eminent surgeons
on trus EuroI by the shed Of Their
brethren IN the United srnc- ard allowed by n
10 approach hthero produced. In
rrduced mo county ard nude solely by WILLIAM
SEPlO. No. 50 Spring street neu Broadwny, New York
Term, nIodputc ard md. puthb. references gwen
have seen The artificial leg Of Mr. seho. It's
lion pppenrs ana well snlcult Ia all the
OH. CT drd the bet of nil tine proof of y use " ho
them; TINS - positive and undenahe. some OF my
friends whom have mgtuted n'On TINT they
OF oil oIher VALENTINE MOTT. Professor of SurseIy
sitv AZ \etgN YORK " In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17

CT Currency.-THE EVIL AND THE REMEDY
"A Treatise IN the Mature Tendency and Consequences
present Monetary System: with plan Tor It's sec;ua anC
peueicent reform: published for the Public ard Author u
". II. GRAHAM. l61 Nassau street. New YORK Burgess Z;
Stringe - Broadway do. Price 81 per hundred. SIX cent
cnpy.
Tae only object OF the Author bang TO the Reform
herein pupu.e Published n, his and the pub
lie will only pay printing the copies which they
qure III eds OF honest steady. business and
Of uly employed well rewarded abor earne,Iv Request
ed tn sc IN extending Inc circulation Of this pamphlet.
eli INF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17
Now Ready,

|. Projection AND FREE TRADE: The Cues
ton Stated and Considered: BY II. GREELEY, is
just published in large, close tract Of 10 pages
Price So per hundred, SIS per thousand. This
Pamphlet aims 10 present succnct and lucid sum
mary Of the argument for Protective Tariff, meet
ing and answering the adverse assumptions Of
Free Trade
ii. The TARIFF AS 1T Is, compared with the
Substitute Proposed by its Adversares; being
clear statement Of every material provision OF the
present Tariff, with the reasons for imposing a
higher or lower duty on nearly every important
article. The several clauses are contrasted with the
mischievous and defective provisions OF Mcha, :
bill. The purpose Of this Tract is TO show the benet-
cia effects OF Protection and the utter mpossiblilty
Of aliording even Incidental Protection by Hort
.outal Tariff. Price 81 per hundred, SIS per thou
sand. Orders are respectfully solicited, by GREE
LEY s. McELRATH, Tribune office, New-iork.
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JNAIRRANKS'S PhTENT PLATFORM SCALES I! e
manufacturers have bIoustthese Balances 10 very frea
degree OF perfection and IN aer notifications. nave
don them 10 al, The purposes for which heavy transactions
a.e By weight In the mehane4 c9nstrucion care
si,Sen 10 secure STRENGTH DURABILITY. and ACCU-
RACY-nccurary mo-; merely Is specific point and L" an
moun, but nccrncy every angle of the Platform
and throughout the entire range. iroi Tie lowest 10 ts hEh
est capacity @! the Bsialcc, =; IL,
These scales keep the. adjustment perfectly are never
are 10 use the RaToncs IN the United STATES an NJ
soa nj them hnv have been long IN The operation beng
nrrtect 50 n m The Dormant ind Portable yh
ng merchandise Merchants and Others who nye bad item
IN nj lie nor SUCCESSION of yesrs. testify their uniform
accuracy and 10 he TACT that they apear unaffected by wear
These scales have been patented IN EIEand where s7 se
ways EDN ARD ILL W, uI;; street gnu
al cody j w TBDRNE. M. Us Broad street y. Y.
DAKTlCUlARS OF the Farm N Hunrngton Township
sdyaItissd some ,Ilc since By w. 3 J. T. 1ups-nt
i,ns W "aA - 49, eul6
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ID Il. loss Y,
OCULIS r
Nm npUTEAIhIC SIfRGTDN

No. so ChI:, ber--sT 4 d"ors -. 1f DroRd-
way, New Ivra, -
GtONFINES his practcr - Iii%EASf.N NE ~ H.
u mud Operations upnn 'hr' Oian nj - nppentases Ar
;fc nj Eye inserted II h. o' the nst eight setrs de-
yorei h. r,-unr almost exclusively tot m"r'aat bhnrh
a, The profession a gn. been pupi o !R. ELLIOTT. SUBJ
uue and Ter prac si1c 81 Chnres"n :
Fog pEEATnSs tsIrnhisGu. cuiafnc &c aud teatni-I
charge, M d, rate. Office irom A. NJ. To p. ~
m
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TRIBUNE JOB PRTNTI,iG OFFICE,
so. fD EASSAU-STREET.
II KINDS o! lob Printing, ,ach
PAMPHLETS. MAMMOTH Snow BiiLB
CATALOGUES. LECTURE Bills
CiHcEs. tAEDs, CONCERT Bills PAN ard
INSURANCE PoLlCIRs. raucy.
Bills l.ApIs6. Political Bills
CIRCULARS. CIRCULARS insatl SSr.
rorpy executed /: he Office of the Tribune. No. III Nassau
rleet-opDoSte the PARK.
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g North american PhaianI, Monmouth Co
Nj tadres Ie-.ville. p o.. % miles from New ORR. via
steamboat Us from Fulton Market Red Bank dairy dur.
ing the summer. Mr.. 81" ARD GILES the Accredited
AGENT nf the phGanI Nav YORK. and be consulted
IL business from ga cocG 81. his residence. NJ ~
WGker.s:. yl3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17

CT The Letter, or C..ssius II. Clay. or Sl-
and Presidency. printed Pamphlet and ter
sale at the Tribune Office Price sS per 100. sic re- iS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17

CHEAP SOAP w, IRKS. G.ocers. Druggists aud Store
u kteper- urped cheaper hru be had ee" here.
FAMINE The sock ~ JtnNsDN ~ VkODN. und CON pare
unh any he wish such cha articles they sup.y.
~ TT my Dhce late lumber street. us lnis
a REALLY GOOD SHAVING SOAP AT LASr-Tha
n old upl.s = - ua!c perlumed Paste a. 80 d ut
323 rtoadwny - hnham street II rrnly make, hne
tuck cn la,ng nh. ,oennR 10 III skn una b.ard that
lr The Ike shaving soap Gens Try
mis- orce only ale I'm
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TRIBUNE BOOK B1yDERY.

TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
No. : S7RrcZ SrRkrr.
THIRD STORY.
GAYLORD & ALEXANDER,
Are prepared to execute Binding for BOOKSHELF Frs
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private individuals
~ B. Particular attention paid 10 reblnding Old Books Pc
Hodccs. Music, &c. good style and eusona bic rates,
Persons visiting the city have their books rebound III
short nn,ice. -
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THE TR lB u N E.
THE TEXAN REVOLT ZION. No. l.
Continual.

r,,rseted chiefly from pamphe, under title published
q: Washington ID. e. Au'il lSi2. by PEoers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17

A MERlCAN AND SCOTCH FIRE RRICK-5o.CCo Anne
q riruu Scotch Fire Burk tor aie lots u, uh PUT
chas.rs. iiom TIE yard. SHERMAN. All" aIhR CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17

NJ Hon. JonH M. CLAYroN's great speech al
Wilmington, indicating the Protective Policy
the course of Mr.. Clay in the Compromise, and
exposing the course of Mr. Polk on the Iarii
and Nh Dallas on the Bank question, is now
ready at our counter. Price 81 25per hundred
$40 Der thousand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17

IL ur. ph,l,Dey's Family Fills cons 7ntiy
to- Sne by g. d. SANDS, - Fulton street. 23 Broad.
WAY md u Eat i:rnnhyvrE lei IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17

II Water Cure.-J. Shew. NJ. D. an author on w u
Ter Curc 2S Fourths Broadway regarding the system
by fer the mes, RATIONAL efficient and saiest IN all discusses
practices neutrality-suspicious. drugs Of any sind III . /
making arrangements open establishment IN when
rp,ry out the system mora fully The advised catu
, tIy2 3m>
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The Boohs oS subscription to the Capita
Stock ofthe New York and Ere Railroad Co arS now or4n 4:
the Office OF the Company. No. 81 Ws-s:,eet
Of 10 and5 IyM. IL GOULD SECRETARY
Ne~-Ynrk. April 9Th. 1854 u
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H- WING sonSs.-A selection OF tie very hes, Clay
and Frenchuyssn Songs inew edition. u,t published and
io sale the Tribune office. The OF the appropriate
air is affixed each song. Price II so hundred copies.
Clay Clubs Wing Committees will pe send along their
orders. GREELEY & MCElkhIH
o. Thomson's Clay Fe,:al.-For sale at the
Tribune Office. 100 Nassau street, THoIsoSs CLAY MEDAL.
The Medallion acknowledged likeness. and pronounced
masterpiece ofn Price $40 hundred. Orders from Clay
Clubs solicited. jyil II
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III Mutual Lifc Insurance Company OF
New Xo:I-Thl Institution, issued during the month
Total Live. Insured. :. 81


OF Hardware, Cutlery, c-e.-IEWIS Ben E
DICT co. respectfully noT their friends and the public
generally that they have renewed to this city nd have taken
the Store 81 PsITls,Iee, ,appcste the Pehri.iree House,
where they opening large and wei selected nsprt
rrent Goods. both Foreign and Domestic. to which ey
would call lie ~ those wishing 10 purchase apl!
NJ NnfTcc.--Tu EulIUKa OF NEWSPAPERS
AM Ti.f;iuUCALS'Ihe subscriber will attend 10 cod
iecng due editors in the cites oil fasnush M"
lie Wi also receive gb orphans for all ne"spnper, and
periodicals Also Tor ndNei,,ng nid he hope. ;ha e"T r.
best of city references and Securt q required wl he
for the faithful performance OF dry ~! PM plG letters
attended to. Address SAM I'll " LIS ~,
null near the G,t 9,:s P.,isis,;n r:
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH BoiRulNG school
( n; MIlDi.E 0iVN, f'onn-D. II. CHASE. \. NJ,
I'm sipa! Catalogues 81 Market street. y. y aul6 I'm
NEW INTEREST TABLE-By George A. Stan'buTy:
go md s5 tlnys 10 yen compue Mt seven per zen nn
nnpted ether rsorciher with factors Tor Calculating
and tables. ms WORK * recommended ny pus
ness account OF the great sh'iEs III
'l'ne anu s'''''' "''''''' s0' FRANCIS & LoUTRET.
al6 Manufacturing S'atInneis a MAIDEN lane
1OIs sP0FFoRn's ALMANAC. heretofore published
lS4,e hv David Eel, & Co il ouinr leIj. PUBLISH
ed by AFI5 {. CORNISH a's Penrl street Ihls nlmos,
ir very much improved from tie previous numbers h1 ot
WEaEG CONVENTIONS -!
NoMuIIt EES 1is nr arrangements pr tie coEug Cun;'
u puGn are requested /" ca, ca and !ospec; the
Designer AND EXEt;r1ED BY
ACkERMAN X MILLER
fitted lp W. e1oes.iy for oENAMENTAL PAINTING are
prepared to execute he y",s a he inne nj zee "
cmn he furnished viii! six nanne 10, Is, 20 2 30 81, 80.
So so. 75 luO dours. by addressing ,r,rp
euli tSepl. M lGl Nassau street, New York
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To the EIns Of Musical Taste in the U. States :
TARpS F BROWNE & co. from (Erafd) mixers
III The mpfny.d Patent Double rrd singh c;On Harp,
LONDON and New FORK. established 1870 j. f. Offer Tor
nj. nj IS Br.adwGy elegant assortment OF iouUe uni
nce Action aIpS The rich fllancy OF tone lghinss o
touch elegance finish and perfect me- han:n OF ne e '
he uns1unlsd and ubHn Tor them the irst aTntauT
and PROFESSIONAL patronage Eufope and this country neg
are constructed the best pTinciOeS OF The celebrated hIfu
with n the modern Improvements OF lo3dnn ard rams
Warmed to r The climate gnd ~ European W ss
sr Sc j. F. BROWNE, Manu- 'ncurer.
N' No. 30 Broadesav. md
sui5 Am. No. 49,, Cham5ers-s:.cet y. i.
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L,NGl.lsH REFINED BOR AX of superior quality. m
IL CASES VI ~ iUs eurh, r>nle ty
SHERMAN. ATNATER Co.
Al
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II. WASfiRUNN, date Edge:,on i Washhurn.l would
n. respec uly inform eUds and customers ha lie hrs
the and Spncous store No b'J1hn trre between
William and Nassau streets nnd four do" from the Garner OF
William, where he wiil the business Ui 'ietcHan
la6r. c would n'n iuiorm The Public that ne VIII have
constantly on hnnd =, les Of Goods al n sscrip
tons far Genierieis and Boy Which sn be made up
after the u,t approved London and fafsan styles and
rahted IT, IL
Gentlemen will please call and leave their orders with
tant. they siu be promptly AMI faithfully executed
I'M
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d EMOVAi-1he subscribers have removed to the new und
Ia commoilous Store No. 10 Maiden Lane, where
they receiving By packet additions TO tneiI NJ
eadv stock goods the whole o which mas oeen
selected by firm tnow abroad and Consists in part %
follows: .
TABLE AND POCKET CTiTLERY-A full assortment
PLATED WARE-Sheiied and Birmingham IN great va
rley. - = -
TEA TEAYin ard dozens from common to very hna
crR H1,s 'ec'1IiVEE And BRITANNIA WARE ofeyery
Hr,,;on wih .reat variety OF FASCr GooDs. both
English and French, TO the inspection OF winch tney ih's
thaIr customers ard purchases generally
iYir L. WILLIAMS J. HiLL, No. ~ MAIDEN Lane.
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FOR THE PILES.
mr. EpHiiJ'S FIECI TARY


AN INTERVAL REMEDY-lsa cett'in cure for Piles
"A either internal esirfnnI bleeding or blind Gases Of
twenty snndns been permanently cured by tins
iavaunb lie remedy after all other had aed 1estno-
nals efficacy the Office BE not imposed upon
see that IgnHurc the Proprietor. his hand wt
above medicine be obtnncd tins city ONLY AT Ne,
Buwery (iour door nhoye spnDg-siree) of The original
nj PROPRIETOR "a. UfHAN VI n regularly educnted
Phy tsty wears confined tn an OFrICs
tren,ei ,lice hours from A. M,o NJ Advice gratis
No. 90 B0wery. au1 iEs
THE CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS OF DIR. GOU-
L RAUD have obtained Worldwide celebrity. ana per:
hans no u has been completely virtnzed
Jy empires than IIr. c. No does his kill elaborate
some article calculated asunge the pam oil drormV.
Instantly ponred by the ignOmht and vuisaT
ny are therefore cautioned purchasing Of the fol
loving articles. except Mt DR.. Goumuds only New YORK De
pot ~ Walker street. fret store from b. Midway
PDUDRE StRril F. for ernhlcntng spriuons hair rom
my par, of the human body hiwny e'ird before opy ns
Proof positive tbs. aud no m!,ake breclon' feach ana
sngi..h ncrOmprny each bottle
ITALIAN MGDICATED SOAP 10, curing pmpIes.
,,ecke blotches tan fedne, snDw rGpfew. erJnpe
las md all cunueDus complaints. 70 CENTS n CAKE
GREi'IA. HAIR DYE. will color red gfgy hair To q
-,,inrg rhc skin. Warranted.
LIQUID VEGETABiE ROUGE-h0 cans
BLANC DHcpAGNE or Spanish White Tor the conp'sx-
ION - cents 3 box
ber ~ Walker street. ~ store FROM Broadway.
AGENCY FOR DaL.EY'S MAGICAL PAIN E1-
TRACTOR, nj the rhove number.
A9pnt,-74 Lhe.nut street. Philadelphia: Milk urest,
Itston: Ives salem Iodge Newburypou; Potien. Port
land Gud Bur gor Dyer. Providence; Green orce,tss
Cnwe, Springfield Fsrrs Mddleiown Myers. New tia-
ven Pence. Albany; Tousey Rochester: storm, Hadioa
Gray, Po'keeps!e. &c. JEs Iul
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N-Jamcs T. Hold e, who Is practically IL n'iai WIN
Mining cpea:,ons and the working OF Ores in the United
States and Cuba may be consulted the value OF mining
snd, Ores and minerals at his No. z Granite building
corner of Broadway and Chamhers-Street
lie viii Mn-r i! w ana artcics oil Com
mercc rs POTASH Barla White lead. &c &c. Specimens
OF Minerals Ores and Erhs be semitic him from the coun-
ty and he will either their value and uses at once or
submit them an analysis. may be required and his
charges Will vary accordingly.
References Gnnell MInturn & Co.. froi. }. Aevers III.
D.. w. C. Redfeld Esq.
We have employed Mr. Hodge TO perform some ehemlca
manner IN which they WERE
executed cheeully recommend HI, services 10 to'e
| requiring such work. a b. SANDS & "
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ur At Cummington, in Berkshire County,
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Charles Ford the tannery, store and house OF
Seth Williams, and the store and tavern OF A.
Sawyer, were all destroyed by FIRE, with large
portion OF ibeir contents,
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'''''' VI HUMPHREY AlMY. Justice ofthe Peace.
Brooklyn. Conn. .ily 10. 1871.

Any one dsors 10 know farther particulars will find
ny residence Front street. where viii afford nc pleasure
10 COMMUNICATE any thing in relation % th.. cure
DANIEL McCONNIkAN.
Personally appeared before The above named Daniel Nc
anr,kan nd made oath %: the hcs contained the iOIsgo
ms gtataInsn; JOHN CLOUD.
Justice o the Peace of the City of Baltimore.