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Useftsl Esoos1s for the People.
Farnham's Travels.

No, T. T;aves in the Great Western Prres, the An4huac
and Rocky Mountains, and Oregon Territory BIZ THc+i.s
j. FARsHAM Esq Price Is cents i've copies for 81 1t IS
really Tefe hing rse from the persa Of such valuable
and Interesting work TheIe such fountain OF freshness
and originality gushing through every page such continual
OF wit and ansco;e that weary of
drinking from it, sparkling fount" [Phila paper.
: In these days Of Cheap Literature when every kind Of
namby-pamby trash Hooded weekly from the press it is
really refreshing from the persa Of such valuable
and Interesting work The writer appears have struck
for himself entirely path, and has entertained and
ntersed it with the green leaves of Instruction. and the
bright flowers of beautiful imagery and stirring incident that
lover OF wildest and most sublime teachings,
presents attractions such opinion, few works
of The kind There such fountain OF freshness and
and anecdote that never becomes weary OF
drinking from its sparkling fount., 90.
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ageThe extensive furniture warehouse OF
Messrs. Jacques & Hay, at Toronto, was de-
stroyed by FIRE on Saturday week The bu1lSlng asaG
was insured in the British America for tooo'
and ND the stock for $500, in the Mutual A
oI,C rood deal of the stock was rescued from the
flames, but the insurance IS not expected to cover
tho loss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-22

COLLAPSED A FLuE.-On 29th ult,, the steam
boat Hugh L. White, when near Nanaphalla
Bluff, on the Bigbee River, Ala, collapsed her
larboard flue, by which one OF the engineers and
deck hand were badly scalded, and a negro wo-
man is missing. The injury was sufficiently re-
paired to allow the boat to proceed on her trip.
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is stated in the Paris papers that Mr.. Alex
der Dumas, the celebrated French author, mas cJl,
tracted with bookseller OF Paris 10 depart IN ,ne
month OF September next on voyage IN '5e ooais
of which he will traverse the Indian and PacihG
Oceans. and visit China, the two Americas, and
eyer nart of be African coast.
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. Health, C,uiot. a.ld Cas,,To.a-I'he Gre

L. Health, E,uicT, and CasnToEa.-Ihe Grs-
ham HoVse So Barcaysi NsSTork proIers advantage.
strangers stopping few days wses tie clty, such
are rarely offered l. Is eEiby located clean arl airy
ths In.
medat. vcinty Of The principal landings IL.
soa.tlnsnts convenient and neat, while It's ,Sle supplied
with the best Vegetables and Frnts ta. h procus
rInding entirely Animal food and stUuiauis OF ali kinds
charge, nudea;e aud e!Gi made reuder Goasrs
comioab- Shower Ba,h, fire.. RemenbcT, So DarcI9
,.r.a iy25tf
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I" MANHOOD.

FLOW back, How back! why rush ye DER MY SOUL
,p Dreams OF the Fu;ure--risions wild and VAIN
"hy thrall my spirit with your strange control;
aud wai;en thou Shts of mingled JOY and pam
n et since with we must remain,
W give strength 10 bear the world dsTude STRIFE
;, Let me the souls first purity retain,
unNained by cares with which the world IS rife,
And bear heIo's part, upon the field OF Lille.
hadey across my spirits quivering strings
sweep the strong passions of a high rroui heart;
ne pang that cold and heartless friendship brings
Stis the sweet tones that Nature bids 10 start
Oh have wandered from the throng apart,
Z en- IN my boyish hours, TO muse alone;
10 mourn, unseen. :he cold unieeling ait
hat checked tsgushing gladness IL IS gone :,
sat sill my arir, ees. With ksenness all us own
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t. The Wing Almanac, for isI1, may te
obtained HON our Agents j. B. STEEL Co. New Orleans
and WILLIAM s. MoonE x Co. Cincinnati. Price 81 Per
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Dsar SIR heal thar there young lady Jail and IS
senaneed ptison fer life and has IL days oo
h ross and if any boldly viii sue vii
prt cc will volunteer her, and wish that
the judge wond be good TO see into II soldier IN
. service of the united States gard hnus now o1
slight a.nce YOU might send the constable and sii
@ and viii come and marry her aud viii support her as
lar as IT, my power -.
an dear sur your obedient servant
Buffalo Gaz
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a Card,
To tie Subscribers 10 the Moyu
lnie e ln

7' tie SnbScbrrs the Monument the MemOry Of tie
tGe CgI. .4ayon Burr:
Inc Gentlemen wh? subscribed above il confer great
aso on the Mechanic executed this work by addressing
note 20 James Tyre Western Hotel Couraudt street,
ew ?TS Stating th- OF their respective subscr-
,lons pad 70 N theodore a Dwight, Hho they no doubt
paid hun ths Sis thr contract prce for the work any
part thereof but al whhods all information who are
please TO state whether they instructed Mr. D. not TO
pay over 10 the contractor the Of their respective
GtIl the whole shCuI have been pad
m MI aesi0g his reason for not payins Mr. T. even
the triiiing proportion o the which he acknowledges
TO have collected that hs received such from
most not all Of the subscribers. New YORK h tebrua
~, 1874 fell IY'
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IA e T RI B u n E.
1iterarp Notices.

,,.rpoM UNDER BRIsGz; By y. p WILLIS
hI rrho-e might be much said about these letters
=, nerbaps higher praise could not be paid them
% cav that many of them are equal to any
.s;ng @ Lamb ever wrote. There Is more natural,
.bout all of them than Lambs writings
.no,rb an Improvement in this respect might
=. ,b,own in, we think. Mr.. w. possesses a
ss,n perception of the beautiful in nature, and
..,o. letters abound in new illustrations, so to
...ak of Nature herself. There is much talk
-aw ,.days about the greatness Of our common
l;te and the majesty in the simpler forms Of Ma
.n,e around us. The latter truth Mr.. w. has
t,nght more impressively than could be done in a
.honsapd beautiful essays. But one can hardly
.uticise them you know not what to touch
Tho delicate hits-fragments of philosophy-the
nneypected peeping out of grave and beautiful
.boucbt-a touch of faffectation-an earnest poetry
"a witty conceit, and, above all, the evidences
here and there of starting into nober life of the
hackpeyed poet come and 60 like shadows. Few
men could have set down in one place with no.
thing but those common things, Common to most
peope), the grass and trees, around them, and
written such a series of letters. They are not
crave. it is true nor the results Of powerful and
reflective mind. Mr. w. will probably never
write mental philosophy, and the falling Of an
apple would suggest any thing to him sooner than
the law of gravity. But every thing shoald be
indeed by it's kind and it is in this view we
speak of these letters.
After all, it is not SO strange, perhaps, that MIR.
Willis should write interesting letters from so
charming spot We do not mean the spot 'un-
der BRIDGE for we have poor opinion Of that,
having seen it; but the cottage and the land
scape. They were made for poet. The rolling
meadow that stopped gently down to the clear
strean-the trees and hills around, and the bcaut-
fully cut horizon in the distance, made it all scene
Of beauty. When galloping, of q summer evening,
past that nest, fairly buried in foliage, and look
Ing SO quiet and lovely, we have seen, sitting on
slender, delicate white bridge, that spanned the
mockery of rivulet, something that looked very
much like an angel, its curls floating in the sum-
mer breeze while noble tree shook its wealth OF
leaves above her. asif in ecstasy; we have thought
no man had a happier lot
'Trout-fishing' is capital and true to the life
His friend F. though should know better than to
5aita fly hook. 1t is ungcnerous as well as un-
scientific. We do not believe Mr.. W. however,
when, in describing Ills first attempt TO take his
fish, and allowing it to drop off through Ignorance,
he states he was glad Of 1t. We do not believe
the man lives who could be pleased to sec fine,
bright, spotted trout drop from his line. 1t IS as
Leather Stocking would say "onnatral. =
These letters will live when Mr.. Willis's genera
ton has passed away, andare worth at least-t''s
shllings.
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SNENA or the Battle of the Sierra Mo-ena, aud Other 70
sns BY JAMES BAYARD TAYLOR tlS mo. pp, 3i) H.
Hooker, Philadelphia.
This is small volume of fair verses-on the
whole, better than original volumes Of rhymes
wlll average. We understand, however, that the
author writes with a hope of pecunary recon-
pense, which will surely be disappointed II he
had himself ten dollars to expond in Poetry to-
morrow, we doubt that he would buy one origl-
Nal volume by an unknown author, and how can
ne hope that others will act differently The
following stanzas arc a fair specimen of his eifu-
sionv.
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Chemistry and Philosophy.

No.IV Chemistry of ,h- four Ancient ElsmentiI7Fre
bstoIs Her MAJESTY the Queen, THoMA, GRIFFITH Lee
urer on Chemistry Bartholomew hosptal lllnst!a
snpbcal EXPERIMENTS illustrating t principal facts and Gu
roas phenomena Of Eiect'eity Gayanism
chemistry Optcs Hs2t sc with Introductory O6SevaoEs
on Zach Science and upwards of 800 Experiments By j. )
Tis Essay OF the Chemistry of the Four Ancient Elements
is chiefly intended for those who have not sniga le
ing information supplied, and instruction united with enter
ainmeny Explicit directions ara given respecting 'e per
Torlnance Of the Experiments. ,.-.,,,
person who Performs Experiment and thoroughly
understands the Of it, viii hardly ever forget ehe M
cine il illustrates has been the object OF the writer 70
roduce ouly such experiments De performed WIZ. SIM
I araratus and such may be easily and cheaply pro-
cured ErtrnctSfrez the Preface
- The two books above named have met with rapa
and extensive sale England and continue to be very p p
Mar and in great demand Notwithstanding each one SOLO Al
about four times the pce the cost OF both works osethI
in the edition printed the Series W Uses Books J'' n'e
The above works neatly printed on clear ne new pT m
about engavpgs, and together are Soio d' u
,,,. orig. Of copies ior ST.
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McCuLLocYs GEOGRAPHICAL DlcTioNARY.-
.ainong the multitude of works constantly ISSUING
nom the press of the Harpers, we have recently seen
a0ne more useful or permanently valuable than this
great Gazcre-publshed in numbers at twenty 'iSe
cents each. No. IX has just been issued.
&, s The CULrIvAToR for February contains va
.aaoe articles on restoring and improving Lands
.'anures, Potatoes, Flows, Sheep, Sub-soil Plow-
ing Wheat, Wool, Cattle, &c. &c.-some fifty IN all
,iow :, can man farm wihou, an Agricultural paper
~ d. Newman, 1919 Broadway.
&c ~ ~ Mr. Sargent, Member of the Legislatule
=, :. OHIO from Clermont Co. died In Columbus on
lhe 18th inst.
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A HERo-The bar was much amused oy the
following billet, which came to hand this morn
ing and furnished by the Court:
. R1.Er EsR EshaLY :6t. lSii.
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HrDRoPArHY; The WATER CURE It's prnciries mGdeS
chiefly from the most eminent English AuhoTs on Ii'
subject: By JOEL SHEw, NJ. u. II vel 2mo PIP. oVt''
New-York: Wiley & Putnam
We have here, in fair volume complete
compendium of the History, Philosophy and Pro
cesses ofthe new panacea for..diseasea We DO not
believe SO full an account of Hydropathy can be
found in any other single volume in the language
DR.. Shew is an enthusiastic disciple of the sys-
tenn, has long studied it, and is familiar with
nearly all that has been written on the SUBJECT
His work will surprise (if they will but read 'p
many who have lived thus far under the nm
pession that water is merely useful for navi-
CATION and other hydraulic purposes. Indeed,
the Hydropathists assert that Water is not only
the best known medical agent, but the only one
e-that all diseases which can be cured at all can
be cured by the pure element, with many that
cannot be cured in any other way. We have not
read far enough to see whether they prescribe 1t
for hydrophobia, but are sure they would give no
minerals even for that. The book before us Is
very lucid in its language, varied in its contents
and will richly repay perusaI, even by the in
cfedulous.
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
..I.--I-

NO IS JOHN-STREET.
TLLIOT. BUREhP s. BABCOCk are ccn-
supplied witt large and sss:a 1ss9IneGt ,s o.
rSich sIe the following Epbbs-is eoiored Papefs II
sr-as B9s;sa coEPsEssis PsRes 1., o. .nTso' sao
Pr and Flank Book Papers Piltsr Cic:hers and Carpet
ruskers Fsss- Boards; Druggists GaTts1s and Goih "a
srs Bindsrs and Tank Boards Shestcug s1a rappine
supplied with all kinds Of stock and mats
r1ais, te~
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CARSAPAKILLA.-S0 bales Honduras, for sale
- by GRINNELL, MINrURN 4 CO. 70 south 81 ds0
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Or. Lardner'S Lectures.

at Sbios saloon in City Of NewYork. -, The subjects
enSraced il the Lectures EleesityNrhs1 sum, SaanGa Sal
innSituaC-B hng-lanning-Popular F4acies-Li:ht
Falling sketch OF As
Observation-Disclosures Of the Retina-Vot.ic Battery
Steam Engines OF England and America This edition OF
Ooctor srdpers Lectures introduced By Sketch OF the
Progress Of Physical Science. Price for the who'll including
Larners 25 cents singl COPY foStmasteS
,n, o,bors will receive iYe copies for ST.
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EjisWOrth's ReDOrt.

NolI-The Improvements in Agriculture. the Arts, SC.
United States being account OF and mpor-
House, making Fences, raising Grain, making Pork dispo
By Hon H. L. ELLSWORTH, Commissioner Of Patents: And
M of o"e Of the most valuable and
documents we have ever perased"
The above valuable work CONTAINS vast amount Of the
most important information Farmers which has be-
fore been presented cheap The contents OF the
work in part as follows:
showing the numbers of bushels raised Wheat
Barley, Oats, Rye, Bnck'"hea Com Potatoes pounds OF
Hay Flax and Hemp Tobacco Cotton, Rice SILK Cocoons
Remarks the foregoing and Review Of the Crops of
each Of the above named articles with important suggestions
Progress Of Improvement-Causes Of Improvement
Corn Stalk Sugar-Lard Oil, sc. Foreign Markets.
Improved Mode of Fencins-ode oil constructing Houses
Future surplus-Compason of Exports and Imports.
Markets at Home or Abroad
Prospect Of Foreign Market
Success OF Competition.
TE The work also contains the following valuable Dccu-
ments: At
Ellsworth on the Culture Of Of What n,
tended Remarks by the gentleman on the Manufacture OF
3 Extract from Annales de la societe Polytecl que
tory tortt5f Of Nj Mr. Wsbb;s Essay -
!. Method Of e,ystalizps Corn slmp-Utens' Process
S 81 of cuaop
Of fsI;a55 E4oons rs, Mise liaqsons c,,.,
Pot and Pearl Ashes. By w a. Ous ol Ciea'eianu
DO. do. ByH Work or Fort Wayne.
g. LARD OIL.-Converng Lard INTO Oil. and also INTO
concrete forms for manufacture of CandesResut OF *
perments. By Harris Stanwood y Co. at Boston, " ith
Remarks on the subject. BY CAMPBELL NoRFiT ot.
and o Same subject discussed by W Milford and
H. Mode Of Slanuiacturng Elaine and steaue from Lard
Sc By John H. Smith of New-Eork
l2 Letter from A Scott Esq Of Ere Pa on the uses aud
value of Rape Seed. =.
grams represenrG-l The Fence Rails sharpened; Az
CUR with Cutters Holes bored Post Ditch and Embark
ment; and Views Of the scraPer and Views OF The
Plough 10 Surface of the ground; H. Cheap Wood NILS
u and End and Front views; "A. Post6orng Machine
H. Lefterirom H. W Ellsworth OF Lafayette Indiana, 90
the same subject.
IS Plan Of Cheap Cottages.
1t and IT, Duties Imports nto the Fort oi 5ohn "
c., from the United States.
ls On the subject OF Exporting Beef Pork, Hams, Lard
Cheese from the United States 10 England the proper
mode Of preparing tha same; -,
m In addition the foregoing, which was prepared by
the Hon H. L. Ellsworth and presented TO Congress at It's
last Session. and thousand copies ordered TO he printed
the Publishers have connected with it valuable Treatise on
Raising Swine and the best Methods of Fattenmg Pork by
And 10 render the work still worthy The attention OF
Farmers they have also added valuable Ieatlse on
Geology as Connected with Aerlcplture, by Willis Gay
lord OF Onondaga Co. y Y This Treatise alone Is cons-
dee by many practical farmers worth twice the cost o me
" hole work.
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SANDS'S SARSAPARLLA

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF AL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
Or HABIT OF THE SYSTEM;
NAMELY:
scRoFrL., KING EVIL. RFEuNArisA OBSTINATE ctrA'
rEoCs ERUPIGoSs PIAeLFs, OK pusrULEs oS rHEF FAcs,
eLovcHEs, pILEs. CHRONIC soss ErTs. RING WORM
OF rErrra scALp HEAD. ENLARGEMENT
JOINTS, srussoRN ULCERS,
sTPRLlTIc SYMPTOMS, ssrArrca oNLUM-
sAco, and diseases arising from AZ IN
ju,'cious use Of Mercury. Ascit:cs,
or Dropjy. exposure ormpmdencs
IN life Also ChroH'e Conslta
tional Disorders Will De
moved bv this prsraration
he etenton OF the reader RESPECTFULLY called 10 the fol-
tofers been n,s by the th irvaiusbe n,sdicne yet
daily experience shows results stit more remarkable The
n IS Of constant saseos ha. they ar made hs
means Of relieving such an amount OF suffering
Messrs Sands g-ny-is wiki heartfelt gratitude Tor your
kindness that MAKE puple acknowledgements OF the
benefit from your Sasaparilla have hesn
many years afflicted with the breast aud for
ouF as houg incHraSe spread very latso
weeks reduced with the loss Of blood and the OF
ter wound, h, was uuabi- u mysstn bed, and my
With the advice oi my friends called TWO OF ,l- most emf
physicians OF the place who recommended yourpreara
likely 10 help me; which advice readily received and be-
fore had taken bottle found change IN my eeiioss
which induced 70 take more and when had takea the thiE
bottle was Ike another person both ii health an strength
last Alarch ana
the entirely healed II favorable state
and believe will be the meaus, ultimately, OF entire
cure: and the afflicted may all hrd the relief which II
'''He Gu give . ''f ~''' o '''@' EUSCE WooDRUFF.
an the niece Of Euulce Woodaf, have been 6rcush; up
BY her and know what she be for have had
all the OF her through her sickness ,>,,,,>-
am we'll acquainted with Miss Woodruff and knew her
situation previous the OF Sands Sarsapara and have
witnessed The surprising effect produced hy IL and can there
' '-N''s' '''' '' -'1's''i'" MOSES n; CRANE.
BNrIMoRE, Feb. +h, lSt3.
A. Z: SANDS & Co.-Gentleman: have used your t.y
tract OF Sara;a introduction this city lt
gives pleasure TO STATE have found most
expectations believe be the best preparation
Of that valuable article With much respecyours
JOHN WHlTRIDGE, NJ. D a6 GAY street.
Prepared and sold wholesale aad retail aud for exportaon
By A. B. SANDS * CO Druggists end Chemists. Granite
Buildings No 273 Broadway corner New
Fulton street: David Sands Co. No. II East Broadway,
corner OF Market aud by Druggists generally through
the United States 81 bottie bottles S. 10
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NOTICE. TO NEW FIRMS.

NOTICE. TO NEW FIRMS.
ERCIIANTS about establishing new hrms
Iva are requested peruse the following CARD: .
The subscribers having b-en established for number ef
years and beng PRACTICAL SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTERS, would acquaut Mere and Others that they
have concluded reduce ther CHARGES for cash cnlY)
50 PR. CENT. BELOW their former PRICES.
~ All work executed by them 10 be IN their we'll known
SUPERIOR STYLE. ACKERAlAN X MILLER,
ia I'm
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nRUGS, &c-2o baskets prime Annatfo
~ 2ol boxes rcd CASTLE Soap
9Oo0 do urs Basam Ctpalvl
IeG5 do rsined Camphor.
ivy ~ j S. ASPtNWALL,
Forsale by Sc William 81
f20 Ste
T4RLEM OIL-The genuine Harlem on can an
Ill BE- had at wholesale and Retail Si .s been cor
Ti ss Fulton street New-Sork whete II ms Isf Inn
s,antjy Kept on hand, for least sixty years past
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-22

an the niece OF Euulce Woodruff have been 6rcush; up
BY her and know what she be true tor have mad
all the OF her through her sickness ,,>.,o>-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-22

pto.,ers are authorized by law transmit Inoneys 'oi
descriptions TO under te fIanS iran me a si I o e
Notes OF all specie paying Banks In any Stas Q, I
80, I'll ha received al par. " - -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-22

am we'll acquainted with Miss Wooduf and knew her
situation 10 of Sandss Sarsapaa and have
witnessed The surprising effect produced hy IL and can there
fore endorse fully the above statement.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-22

w aNIED-A situation as housekeeper, by
Keeping md skilled u Dressr,asnr Sas -,
csptionseie testimonials Character ana
F-ss address, BY rote CT personally, Ms w q Th,ra.
lu
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Political Economy.
~o pr,cirlss of Political Economy, the Laws OF
Io-n,aon of National Wealth, developed by means OF
the Law Of being t BY
VIM ATxIssoS With Introduction, lIeatihs ol
Science of H poi1!lsa5 Hnadifeo CT our @
Connrr and the upbuding of It's Prosperity ey HORACE
(inrELEY Price Is cents five copies ior 81
History of the Silk Culture:
NO. The Silk Culture IN The United s.aes ID
nadss of Hachrg Rearing and Feeding the eiikwo.I-'
Managing Cocoonsry, Keeling, SpunnS and
, fhs Silk &c SC; with interesting History NJ
Sill BUSINESS Natural History o the SiikWorp' Iie
Sniisrry SC illustrated By uumeIous er:raviucs oi wa.
cs,sr and Processes, and Manual OF the SiiS S"i'
Puce Is cents; five cori.s Tor 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-22
PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENT.

PHILAD DELPHIA ADV VEKIISEMENI 7.
Fg1Ht, Advertisers, Proprietors OF the respective
L Houses in PHILADELPHIA, whose sub
scribed hereto being amply provided with full and com
plete assortment, of Goods their several departments
cuar invite Merchants who about purchase supplies
70 an examination their respective Stocks which will be
found as chap any the Eastern Markets The great n-
crease In variety and excelltacs Of Manufactures cf
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ySTANTED-As situation as Clerk by man who
w has bsa IL the DRY Goods business the Country and
good salesman; good reference Address P.
w a thi, Office. fsI6 stis.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-22

TUST PUBLISHED Hf.WET'S SPLENDlD-
y LIZ ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE BOOK
OF. COMMON PRAYER-Edited by ;he Rev j. ".
Wainwright d. D. and embeslsd with upwards Of i0j
Cravings This work has been got rp expense Of
sl2 O0o and offered the low pcc Of SO 80 copy
superby bound with gilt edges elegantly embossed
Turkey Morocco cover representing the and exterior
of Trinity Church, New York. II. W.-ht,WET
IA If 2Sl Broadway.
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REFINED SUGAR

REDUCED IN PRICE.
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w offer their Standard DOUBLE REFINED 81!
CARS AT the following low cash prices VIZ:
LOAF cents per pound When less than packages ars
Powdered ia do do Traditional
The above packed as follows;
S5s$s;.. S5s$ss SS5s s for packages
Apply the New-York Patent Sugar Refinery, Of
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