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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

A NEWSPAPER IN OREeoN-A newspaper is to
be established in Willamette, in the Oregon ter
ritory, the materials for which are to be shipped
at NewY York, to the care of Messrs. LApD & Co {,
Oabnn, Sandwich Islands. The people subscrib-
ia B6l5 for this purpose, and the Hudson Bay
Company increased tito $500.
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WIN. T. JENNINGS g. co.
DIAPERS AND TAILORs,
Importers of Cloths, Cnssimeres, Vestingn
Fancy Dress Articles, &c.
23l Broadway, Americen Hotel opposite

Tie Fountain,
Soic. attention from Citizens and Strangers reaudnKGss
ents large assortment of Goods Tor Fail and Winter
selected with vewof rendering their stock nch irquaL
y and variety found in the city, comprising Beaver
and Mcd Cloths Tweeds &c. for Ovocoats Clocks. &e-
French and Engsh Cloths for dre and frock Coais. various
styles Cashmere Rich Velvet. Aerino. silk and Satin
Vesngs which will nude order prcea sustain
reputation the pioneers in the progressive reformation that
aYeng the Of complaint that cash purchasers ared
oi others denquslc The style and finish oour Garments
will compare with those of any other establishment and in hH
is the sequel of the extensive patronage eicts4.
large assortment Of FIRST QUALITY Ready made Gar
comp ing Overcoata Clocks Dress and Frock Coah.
Pantaloons Vests sc. constantly hand. witt full supply
Of Fancy Dress articles. Including Scars. CIcvas, Hdk.
Gloves. SuspendcB. Dressing Robes. &c. o5 tits
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SPLENDID GOODS AT. THE
-. II, /. LII anta.c, Let pf Ilu aEl,.iI-

No. 142 FuLroH-srREET, EEAR BROADWAY.
list ReceiYed large and elegant assortment OF Fall and
Winter Goods gsntemens and we are now prepared
,o.uppy our customers with garments Of ever DESCRIPTION Of
superior workmanship both with regard to 'tye ano darao
and a, prices far below those of the pretended cheap caAh
establishments IN Broadway. Thoss establishments being
compelled By OF their great expenses TO charge incTeaa
cd prices o garments Of inferior workmanship In ordfe that
gentlemen may be convinced OF the truth Of our ratement We
invite them examination OF our goods al Wei Is TO me
ive of ON, rarueps which we aser ourselves viii compare
yoraby with any made in this country ard at prices the mot
satilfaetory. A. 8. FISHER co, sb tmas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11
r1- Second Ward WING Executive Conn

No. Second Ward NhiS Executive Conn
mittee.-At meeting of said Committee Saturday
evening October 5th 1884, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Resoiocd Thai the Of the Members of the Finance
COMMITTEE OF this Ward be published ard other persons
arc authorized BY this Committee makeany collections for
the Wing party of this Ward.
Eynance Coernittee-Revo c. Hance, Jeremy L Cross
James Kelly George Rowland, George w: Phyfe and Alfred
zach. BY ordef of The Ward Committee,
GEORGE a. HOOD. Chairman.
G GsSnS G GasF, Secretaries. osst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

G5- Notice -KNICKERBOCKER CtUB.-The Me,
chencs Artiz1ns Cnrtmen and Workingmen-membeIs Of
The Knickerbocker Clay Cbare each send Del
egaons to Knickerbocker Hail. No. 10 Park Rev. on Seiur
dav enc ne- al O'clock for the purpose OF selecting Mn
shas and making arrangements 20. TIE Banner Presentation
and Procession Wednesday next AppropGie Sadces are
now prepared and the banners orhe different Trades and
equations are now in readiness for exhibition.
EGBERT BENSON.
OBADIAH NEWCOAlB. f,onu;,,es
NRCH'D, REYNOLDS, SoAN"''t'es'
LIZ EENZ0N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

~ Fourth Congressional District.--The
Wings Of the Fourth Congressional District composed of the
SIXTH Seventh Tenth and Thirteenth WARDS requested to
NEE, ut National Hull On "Wednesday the inst at O'Clock
P NJ hear the Report Of the Convention appointed to noa
nl,e candidate for Congress.
ZEBEDEE RING. President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

BALM OF CoLuxpA...Dozens OF injurious or in.
eectua articles nve teen started for the human hair the
reputation the original and for the only article used
restore the hair We alude to the Balm of Columbia
of Cons,ocks II CORTLAND ST., where where by half
may be had for the money and better by far than Of any other
article Who will attend to this who 20 with his coat
covered with dandu or his head becoming bald Answer
Tor yourselves gentlemen ana laGieS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

IMPORTANT To LADIES-SUTTON & co. Wish to
ino. the Ladies of this City that they have enlarged then
greatly increased their stock and feel some pleasure IN
adding that they ready exposeor sale the largest ami
in this section of the City. Among the many kinds OF Goods
be sold ut decidedly reasonable prcc splendid Brocha
and Cashmere Shnws; super quality black sA Shawls De
LANES Cashmere De Co.'S and Cashmere Repp figured and
stripe ks-w superior assortment OF black md blue black
Silks; no Fannes. Srnetts Cloths and other Wooden,
from auction very cheap: also. Prints just opened
of style previously sold Is Cd 2 10 be sold at Is the
yard. suIION q " ~ Sp'ns
n B. Ladies are informed that deception Is allowed Mt
49,. ,o,o on ism
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CENTRAL CLAY CoMMITTKH. !
National Hall. oct, 9Th, 1874.

CENTRAL CLAY COMMITTRH,(
National Hall, Oct. 9Th, 1874
u-At p Meeting OF the Committee, held
This Evening, il wa5
Resoued That tie President of .i Comrtec be requested
and authorized to call together the Clay CLUBS and Democratic
time time during the next forty days Mt his discretion, when
political intelligence of great Importance and interest
sch as the returns OF the Elections shall be received
ibsi ire friends Of CLAY thus enjoy the earliest oppor
turtles Of formation md mutual congratulations upon the
results.
Resooed That the above resolution. duly authenticated b
the Secretaries, be published in the Clay papers
Extract from the mlnutcy
JOHN 7. DODGE. 2ssc1et.ues.
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TO TIE TRADE

TO The TRADE.
ENGLISH .i-N.N'UALS FOR 1876.
d. APPLETON & CO. respectfully inform the Trade that
they received ndvces Of the shipment of the following
splendid English Annpsl Is f,r the ensuing year
HEATH'S ROCK OF BEAUTY.
HEATH'S KEEPSAKE.
HEATH'S HISTORICAL ANNUAL.
The las, named work intended 10 supply the place of
ealhs PlcureQue Annual and said 10 be far inter-
estinE and beautiful.
D. A & CO. have Jest publshe =
THE kEEPSAkE for ISIS, Mis 20 elegant plates. richly
bound.
They will publish in few days. NATURE S GEMS. or
American Fower, in their nstive hnuuts BY Emma EN-
bury, one vol. ito richly bound
This beautiful WORK will undoubtedly form Gift Book TO,
nil Of the wear IL is illustrated with twenty coored
encavngs Of indigenous flowers taken from drawings made
on hs spot where they foand while each flower &C
Su'npen'eo ~ - ''-' W. ~ oil 2ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11
RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

At THE
New York Cash Tailoring EstabEshmenfs
IS7 BROADWAY.
Three doors below the Franklin House.
" The Subscribers respectfully that they havs
made extensive arrangements for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which will enable them offer inducements than
to gentlemen wishing economic in s purchase of hs
Fall and Winter Garments.
They have already received by late arrivals great variety
and rich styles Of Goods well adapted TO the coming
easonaod win eIo receive By the next packets and steamers
the largest and of the latest and mo beautiful
styles fancy French Elastic Csssner rich figured Velve
C.hss Satin and Silk Vestings. before Offered thu
city.
Also Just received several Invoices of Ted and Beaver
Cloths for Over Coats Closk Petos. &C.: Black and fancy
coored French and English Cloths from TIE most celebrated
manufacturer. being the styles cut In their etsbbhmes
for tho last Eve years. which for durability. beauty OF In
h and fane Of eoos. cannot DO e1ceied e9uaed, By
any yes of Cloths imported 10 the United stntss
Their stock Fancy Dress Articles will comprise In part. tho
richest ayez of FIJI and winter Cravats Scars. Suspende
Cloves Handkechefs Hosiery. Under Shirts and Drawers
linen and muslin Shirts. Colan bosos. Shoulder Brace
Riding Money Belts Umbrellas and Umbrella Canes &c
&c with variety Of goods usually Espt IN senuenans
seneul Quitting establishment
Aso full assortment of ready made Clothing consstng oil
Coaks Owe. Coats Dress and Frock Coas. Pantaoonsa
Vests of every variety where gentlemen requiring garments x
immediate use can depend getting st rats artes
made and trimmed in every respect eqrs TO oa uvnihed to
order end prices tina. cannot fail to please scs pane
atty observed in filing orders.
~, u, ems ''sn anu ~ ''''-' j. G. BOOTH CO..
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n.s> The Liberty Association will hold Public
Meeting at CensTs Ball sGneI Of Grandtrsei and Centre
Business of Importance will be presented TO the heet
ing. Good speaking and singing may be expected. IL
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ES- To Editors, Printers, and othcrs.-A
young who has enjoyed every advantage for obtaining
thorough education which the best literary institutions of New
England afford, who has pursued of professional
reading in lawyers Office and furnish unquesonabe
testimonials Of integrity ard character wishes connect him
of Editor assistant Editor with
well established Jours in any part Of the United States
Should situation satisfactory to all parties interested be OBJ
taned the advertiser would be willing at the expiration of
reasonable obtain interest in the propre
torhp of the Journal by investment Of not than
thousand dolnrs.
Address (pos, paid) L. NJ. N. Tribune Office, N Y.
oil 2Weodf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

DSy- 4 FINE HEAD to be had for
S1i cents This fact hundreds in the city can prove who
forces the grow stops failing off the scuf
dandru makes the habeautllly dark. soft and silky
and keeps .ice long any other preparations Sold
the Of the American Eagle 50 Chatham and 8S
Broadway New York or l39 Fulton St BROOKLYN 90 2eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

10 LADIES AND FEMALES beware OF common prepared
Cbak Injuries skin and leaves yellow sallow and
coane-but the arale called the Spanish Lily White gives
the skin living snowy clear, anddoes not nue Sold,
pce Is box, at 1913 Broadway and 80 Chatham street.
l@ Fulton ST Brooklyn Take oil base counterfeit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

To OH MAIDS, BACHELORS AND oTHEas.-Do you want
FIST rate head of hair for three shlngs fso ret three
ihog bottle OF Jones Coral Hair Restorative will make
time force i to Grow stop its FILLING OUT clear OF Its sGn
se Chatham ST. 1913 Broadway. 1873 Fultoast. Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

EHo YE NEWSPAPERS that affect great horror at ad-
yrsed patent medcines-how do you make your living 2?
Nb s ~ ~ n7 t xo9a anu puu oeiog ,Ie puG e.
the Pre paien, medicines ian y te rouetorsor not
NIFTY q all hat started succeedbut the press
must be pnand the poor inventors oil their do
and lose ali they embark IN the enterprise There howev
that have paid the prop.e,o,s and press also and above
Is :eeved and cured lafse number Of the afflicted and
suffering Let not the public class those with the imposSns
ofthe daya the testimony that have loudly their favor
and of Their articles Connes Pain Extractor for is
the most extraordinary external remedy produced this
orany other county, and by NIL who have
used u TO lie q wonder and blessing 70 mankind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

Day DOCK STAGE scEEEIn one corne. SAL sharp nosed
whose face bespoke TINT know-a yet know;nothns.
VULGAR cunning Ioppose was mother and daueheT-the
ae whose sylph.ke oiry form cODtrnsted strangely, yet
naturally with The patuJed yet nney formed figure by her
rde exclaimed Driver, Stop at the American EuEie .
What number mn'am "63 Chathhm.street" Oh, oh,
:.d the with the sharp let tell you. if
you 70 eolng there. it's humbug don't believe IN these
hnmbrgs. no how"
The elderly lady lifted her veil and sad How. pray do you
know that !" know " said the rude scamp haven't
seen the pulling advertisements in the paper e.
All. said the lady " once held the same ignorant opin
ionbut the strongest Jcness articles
really useful in adding beauty and health to forms
Ny husband was cured snt rhsum and ;curyy on bis
hands and arms OF years standing, by using Jones ltann
ChemicHlSoap Thus ladys face has been rendered
beautifully cear although week covered with treckes
and rendered dcoored brown and yellow by the suns
cake of Jones' Soap rendered thus For hi, Hair Resora
tive ,penk personal---very. hair dry dirty. half red.
alfgrey, and falling off fasbeiore had used shilling
boe OF Coral Hair Restorative my hair fine dark, soft
esan silky and beautiful ispeak thus openly in justice TO
Mr. Jones, who should be cassed with the numerous
iwinders and who initiate and counterfeit hupar
cunrly his Jones' Soap have known persons to be injured
BY using countees gift Persons should therefore be par
cuar and get Jones' Soap, ut SO cents cake"
Jones articles aresod only genuine the sign OF the Amer
Eagle, 81 Chatham street, n. " l39 Fuonst Brook
yn Statestreet Boston 3 Ledger Buildings. Phadel
phia. o9 2teoi
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TIE FRANK CONFESSION.
"Oh. thou art belutiful. beyond compare"
Sighed an ensmorsd SWAIN the other day;
EAR Is thy skin. md jet tlnck is thy hair.
While Oh thy cheek lnd lips loves roses play"

The teauty. smiling ,ad. i will confess.
And long rs hie siin l1st me. must bless
Tnat nj! uiy charms, kind Sir are only borrowed
., The enduring nara. and fame ofDr. GcUEAut.'
TIE annals Of Chemistry d contain TIE record of more
H1nhenal dicovery than Dr. : Gouands Italian II d.
taed Soa, rem val Of un plmplcS t.otche,. NOR
phsw. &C. from The humun ska vets With the rapdty aEd
pency OF charm. Or G y Greeinn Rlir Dye eann'y
eeebrn'ed its properties in changing red grey. white
h. TO is, and sicsy black. by since application while
Lax permonent IossA. the cheek and lips 1t not
iurpnV peetoe. that these ceehated should
extensively cecaerf.ted To avid imposition purchase
tay Of IT. Gourud g. Walker street. t from B'od
way. oil aeOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

BAILxy's MURRAY SHAVING CREAa.-This article has
stood the test of trial for years past from selling 1000
pots the sales have increased to 30 Geo pots year. and
this too without advertising but its true merits alone has
stood the test OF trial. Is any thing required satisfy
candid public Of the true merit and extraordinary good quality
Of this Soap lo. call all the wholesale druggists and
me the certificates. si6 2swf
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JUSTICE TO HENRY CLAY /.

JUSTICE TO HENRY CLAE
H. Tkirteenth Ward "A regular meeting of the
Thirteenth Ward Clay Club viii he held Ths ifridny) Even
ing October lh lie Rooms 3i7 Grand street. nj half
O'Clock. Th.se Wings who have net joined respectfully
~ '''' - EDWARD COLLIN President.
ii b. CH.PaAS, oeciea'eS' oil Ito
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% ia

ES- BOARDING.-alr, GoSS. having opened the new
snd commodious house Vesey st. the Aston House.
goffers choice Of desnbe transient permanent
Bonrdsr. Cro;on Showe. and cold Bath freq. The
location ve7 CENTRAL yet quiet and shady. Terms moderate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

THE night is past; JOY cometh with the morrow
nr~ f. ft.cnsh WA Clay Ciub.-The members
of the Fifteenth Wa,d Ciay Club, and ell friend, Of CLAY
and FRELINGHUYSEN, FILLMORE and WILKIN. are
earnestly requested out all their strength at meet
ing of the Club TO be held at Constitution Hall FRIDAY
EVENING, the 1llh inst. at ~ O'Clock.
Wings Of the Fourteen Hundred Minority Ward you
exuecled one and ALL to attend,
address The meene The Gee Club will also Ie in attendance
he Ladies' of the Fifteenth and other Waids also
vited aud seats will be reserved TO- them.
'"''' ''1 '-N'9 HENRY E. DAVIES President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

OVER COATS AND CLOAKS-GentIemeni in Immediate
" want Of cheap and fashionable Over Garment will ne
largo a.sornsn. at NewYork Cash Tailoring Establish
enr and Gentemsns general funnhns S,oe lS Broadway
thrse doors below the Franklin House. p,,rr
40 sd " '. bOOId q w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

FANCY SILK GOODS,
Newest Styles.
PECK. NICHOLSON & WRIGHT.
No. las Pearl and 50 Beaver.streen. New-Yo!k,
Would respectfully announce that they opening large
and newly selected Stock of
SILK GOODS,
ALI of which are Of the latest FaL styles comprising full
DRESS GOODS.
consisting in part of rich Cashmere Ecoe. nch printed
Muslin LANES Grape De LANES of new and elegant styles
rich plain Camelon and satin stripe Repeaes new and TO-
shonnbe article; Cameon. Brocade and Broche-striped
Silks black and coored Alpaccas. figured and plain.
SHAWLS.
Broche and Cashmere Shawls, patterns; Cameon and
Brocade figured Silk Shcwls; Damask Wooden Sudla and
rich Dama,k Alapaccha; Merno. Thbet, and Muslin de
Lane in great variety, &c.
RIBBONS
full assortment of Bonnet and Cop Ribbons, of the richest
Paris stylea.
Figured Cap Laces Trimming Laces and Lace Edgingl,
Thread LSle Plated and Brussels EdgingI. sc.
GLOVES.
Consisting of Kid Silk Cashmere in great variety, together
with large assortment of Fancy Mtts
Also full assortment of Paris Cords. Gmps and Frnges.
together with every article usually TO be found in Fancy
Stock which they prepared offer favorable terms
as any other establishment. IS istDec1 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

NJ Miserable. dirty vueaboads and little sneakre Jew
alncirR BARRIERS colerei,ng lhess Italian Chemical
Eoaphnt miraculous am n.alo'e remedy for curing dis
&c Reader! ,here Of our first Physcuns who
daily Joness Soap; they EaOw BE- most bes ard
valuable r2aiedr for diseases and erup
Hons But reader mind get none hut Jo.ess SoaD Zee
that the OF T. Jones the Buy other
Wi pni,pn your skin md ruia compsxon Bhv
only tss Chatham street mlnd the nuIbsr g. or at lSs
Fulton street, Brooklyn Stae.street. gos'on; Ledger
Buildings Philadelphia Be careful of DANGEROUS
counterfeit in Walkerstreet. oil 2tecd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

~ Fifteenth Ward Clay Club.-The meeting
of this Club advertised for Friday Evening the 18th inst
Constitution Hail. unnvoidoby postponed by reason Of
due notice will be given of the meeting of The Club
HENRY E. DAVIES. President.
4 4 A. 4. H RUsEss' Secretaries. ollltc
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NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES OF
FRENCH AUBUSSON, AND ADMINISTER

FRENCH AUBUSSON, AND ADMINISTER
CARPETIN SIS.
OF Just received and now being opened large and we'll
selected of French Aubuson Carpets of the richest
designs and most beautiful and as,eul arranged coo
sistng of of and patterns surprising IN
richness and elegance any thing of the Bind before imported
Ao large invoice OF Administer Carpe,Dgs. of new and
tasteful designs and coor-Together with extensive
sortmen, every variety. of Royal Velvet Wtons Geneva
Velvet. TcpestIy and Brussels CurpenR Fioo! OiCloihs,
English Drugges and all articles connected with the Carpet
uude adapted every stys Of furnishing comprising the
largest and best selected stock of Coed, in the city.
Persons wishing purchase the lsest and best style Of
Goods reasonable prices requested to call and
examine, before making their selections.
REUBEN SMITH. Jun. Isl Broadway.
90 awis. (OpDosite City Hail..
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no. Second Ann,vcrsary OF the Sons OF

No Second Anniversary OF the Sons OK
Temperance--fshland Diuision, No. IL. s. af T.
Grafton by the Bon GEORGE s. C.rtIs. of Windham c.
Banner Presentation ~ ashland Institution No Sisters Of
Temneance al the Tabennce ~ the evening OF October IL
nda render OF the gnndt occasions of the sesson
Number ofticEets ositiveiy limited.
Tickets Is cents 10 be had q Cronk s BIeeckerst Du
Eenbetys 90 9Th: avenue: w Tltes 40 Fishers
Ifl 5;h nveuue Monon 9Th and 18th sfea Taylor
ii5 Nassau street; He.se 3 avenue D; May. 56I Broad
way; w Oliver Ann and Nassau streets Organ OF
ce AZ Annstree Stvs 81 fcrsya street: Giley 80 Grand
street, Huver Blocker street; Ecfias ii Clinton street.
and Hall, Post Office. Brooklyn.
o3 ia JABRZ TURNER, Committee.
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CLAY AND FRELINGHUYSEN

Each containing beautiful Daguerectypc likeness Of Hen
ry Clay eo Erenghuysen. Tor soe wholesale and neta
BIZ ANTHONY. EDWARDS & CO.
AZ i.tf National Miniature Gallery. az broadway. Ny
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JoHNSToN's AGRICULTURE.

Now CONpeted N I vol 81 70.
Lectures the Application of Chemistry end Geology TO
Agriculture ByJ F. W. Johnston Complete IN one thick
vol-Price 81 81.
/, PROFESSIONALLY the most important contribution to
agricultural science and destined 10 e1er, most beneficial
influence IN this country.-Prof. Sliir1Gn-
work Of great v1lue TO the Agricultural VINO would
land. fin .7sricWt.riyt.
This truly valuable work form, the only complete treatise
tcoods Mag.
fhc most complete account Of Agricultural Chemistry
we possess "-Rovdi .7rrcultardl Journal
We only wish in the hands OF every farmers
in the country. Durham 7dscrtiser.
Nothing hitherto published all eouned it. both
regards true science and sound common Jour
nal OF .ASrieuifure
valuable and interesting Course of Lectures London
Quarterly Rerieu. Published and for sale by
o13 WILEY & PUTNAM. I6t Broadway.
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NY- To Printers--Members OF the NEW. YORK
FRANKLIN TYPOGRAPHICAL ASSOCIATION are in;
formed that correct list of the of Members gsod
Standing will be printed the alst OF October. G- The
OF those who three months in for dues will
rot he included IN the list.
By order OF the Association.
o5 ctawtO2l JOS T. CRUprELI, Recording Sec'y.