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.fGRiEVE NOT THY FATHER, As lone A
iIJ I,tVEtrII

RiEVE NOT THT FATHER, As LONG A
He IiVErN.n
All. grievG not him whose silver hairs
Thin o Cr his wasted temples stray:
Gneva rot thy sire when time inpairs
The story of his manhoud'S sway.
Ills lettering steps with reverence aid
Bind his wau brow with honor S wreath;
And let hia dcaisned ear be made
The harp where liIal love shall breathe.
What though his pausing wind partake
The evils Of its house 1f clay
Though weareB, hi AIDED Memory break
The caslSet where her treasures lay
sun with prompt arm his burdens bear,
Bring heavenly hams his wounds 10 beat,
Aud with attctions walchiul care,
The error that thou mark st conceal.
know'st ihau how oft those pDwcrtass arms
Have ciaSpcd thee to ms shielding breast,
When infant woes, or childish Iar;as
Thy ~Clk, upgulrlrd sou! distrcsl?
Knows. thou how Oft those accents struYc
Thine uninsIuCtCd mind 10 aid:
How Oft a parents prayer Of love
ldtli pierced dense :nliuj-nt'5 G1rS.sL SHADE.
Gricvn not thy father til he die 49,
Lest, when he sleeps in Cartil's cold breast,
The record Of his iiGht.st s5h
Should prove Il digger 70 Wy rest.
Fer il this hottest debt oe love
Forgotten OF dcsr,srd sUan.l be-,
II. whom thou CalI':t thg SIZE above,
WA bend 4 Judges irUwn Oh thee.
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love- or some other sensation equally new TO
him. RESPONDED lustilv

and looked on rs if his master was happy at a
commemorative
Now said Mr. Subbleworth. phere are
tlrce thinos Won must promise inc before let
YOU up
sWbat are thov7' asked Forgeron eagerly.
sTbe first is. that Won will never modest a
Methodist preacber aGain,
Here Ncd's Dridc rose. and he hestatcd,
and the reverend Gentleman, with his usual be.
nign smile ON his face. renewed his blows and
SUMO,
.r ro.I.oo ,,c sl,, r,,.l,, i,,,iicdf
End the moon il was under my lo,t.'
This oriental laurnace ovcrcamc the black
smith. Such hold Ggures. or somcthinp else
caused him IN SING ONT
sWeII, IN do If: IN do it.,
you are getting on very we'll" said Mr.
Stubblewotth, q mink ! can mai,e a decent
,,an of Won vet ard pcrhaps a christian,
Ned GroaHed
The second thinr require of YOU is. TO 70
10 Pnmpkin crenk mcot,nr house. and hear me
preach to-morrov,
Ned attempied tu stammer some excuse.
when the divine resumed his devotional HYMN.
and kent time with the music. striking him
over fine face with the llesiy part Of his hand.
,,-,.,.,,I ,,..i,,o.t.,
NpT aid Elijah his seat
7Jod,s ,,ron,;so cr,,,ct,oI;t,, c,,s,d ,hc mr.
soo,s ovorc;.c - cn5,n and tho y,or4s rrdoIrnt
,c rorroo,,s ;,,o,ri,,ar,, dod QUO. IN crhoa,.
from Ito odioconf cr, o..
tNo,,. ,bc trira ,nJ last loc,,,J i ,cro,on-
tnrv yonorn 70 nron;sc mn Won viii seek
rei;r;o, do1, and ,,irn, and nayor resi- uniil
yo.i obtain i ~ rha hands of , mcrcrli,l q -
dacnor >
The f,llen man looked at the dociiniur sun
and then ut the p3raon and l5uew rot what to
sly, and the preacher raised his voice in song
once more, and Ned knew not what would
come next.
IN DO my best said hc in an humble
voice.
'W.li, that's 4 man. said Stubnleworth;
now gal 40 and e, down TO tae spring and
wash your face and tear up Tom paiuc's tcsll-
men., and turn your thoughts on high
Ned rose with feelings he never experienced
before and went TO obey the lavatory nIucUous
of the preacher. when the latter person noun.
ted his horse, tool, Ned by the hand, and said.
'Now keen yoar promise; and III keep you
counsel. Good evening. MIR. Forgeron-i'li
loot, for yoa tomorrow
An" Oh nc fouo VIM '''' '.,,'~ '..o., a..
bic COUNtcDaNce, singing 50 OHu us " SEGlE tlIN
eagles from their eyre IN the ovclhaoging
rocks. ,,........,.... -.
,v, ' rnG'a n iavu' i IL ,bey 't1 nrw Edward
Eo roe was whjpnrd before his own door.
and that too by Methodist preacher
But his musings were more IN sorrow than IN
anger. Ills dlsbgurcd coIn'chahcc was, OF
course the SUBJECT OF numerous questions L'~t
night, among his trends; TO "h'ch nc fePieI
with stern LOOK they wen uhuers'ooui anu
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HOW TIE MOUNTAIN BLACKSMITH WAS
CONVERTED,

Row TIE MOUNTAIN nhhGhS.IlIiI WAS
CONVERTED.
The scene is laid il The mountainous regions
or G1orcia. Mr.. Folgcron, . dluchsmith, had
t. great antpathy against ell ministers, and Me.
.hodist ministers in particular. His shop was
IA a narrow mountain pass, an he declared his
determination to whip every Methodist preach
er that passed his shop. The Rev, B. Stubblc-
worth, howevcr, readily consented 10 90 there,
and the following describes his ride Though the
mountains:
Forpcron nae i.u1tl - Lilo now victim, and
reioicet that his size and appearance furnished
= better subject for his vengeance than the at
tenuatod frame Of the late parson. Oh, what
Z nice beating he would have. He had heard
100 that some Methodist ministers were rather
spirited and hoped that this one might be pro-
voked TO fight. Knowing that the clergyman
must pass on Saturday, in the afternoon, he
gaye his striker holyday; and RECALLED himself
on the beauties Of Tom Paine, awaiting the APP
,,roach Of the preacher. II was not over an
hour before he heard the words,
.Uow happy are they vino their Saviour obey,
And have laid up their treasJIe in Heaven"
sung n full clear voice: and soon the voca-
list turning the angle of the rock, rode up with
a coaten.od smile on his face,
.jlow are Won, Old Slabsides3 Get off your
horse, ard Join in my DEVOTION said the
smith.
Il have miles to ride, answered the preacher,
and havn't got time, my friend! ! Will call
when return
.Yoar name is Stubbewor.a, and you are tho
yrHinc hypocnto the McthoGiSts have sent here
10 uraaCh, ell!
My na.ae is stu5bowoyth,' he maekIy re-
plieG.
ID, la't -ou know my name was Ned Forge
roll the blacksmith, that whips every Molho-
DIST preacher that comes aIong:'was asked with
an aadacous look; and how dare you come
hercl
The preacher replied that he had heard
sorgeron's name, but presumed ne did not mo-
los. we'll behaved travellers,
You presume so! Yes, you are the most
presumpt uous people, you MethadsIs, that ever
trod sole leather, any how. Well, Whatll you
DO you bcof-headcd disciple you;
Mr. Stubblaworth protcsscd his willingness
10 do any th.ng reasonable TIC avoid such a
penance.
We'll there's three things you have to do, or
III mall vo into Jelly. The first Is, you arc
10 quit preaching; the second Is, you must wear
thic last will and testament OF Thomas Palno
next to your beaSt, read At every day, ana be-
leve every word you read; and the third is,
that YOU are to curse the Methodlsts IN every
crowd you get inc. and the blacksmith 'shnck-
ed' himself, rolled up his sleeves ana TOOK u
qulo Of tobacco.
The preacher looked on during these novel
praparations without a line OF his face moving,
and at the end replied that the terms were I'M
reasonable and he wo1d not submit to ti2eni.
We'll, you've got q whong TO submit to
-heQ, IN tear you into doll rags, corner
..,avs' Get dowD YOU cussod ony faced ny
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06

IuG AEu-&LHr DISTURBANCES. Cutrdges
have not yet CEASE m re disturbed districts Of
Flew YORK.
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PRo0NCss ov SEGAR SmoNiNG. The cargo
Of tho Norma, which arrived Il, New No,n on
"Wednesday from Havana, consisted aagyg
other articles. Of ,94i, 5000 segars,
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decreasing, - Inch '.I ID yHt,l d, attention
to .kn1 ,can. The quantity o. irish Pork rcguiysf
His season for the Cove rnuut cuutl.c. 4, uuusuaI
large, say 1850 tCrCcs
.Ao Gnle for declaring prices is liked for the ac,q
i'royiID, Eo cheese now left: q oausII. rail-. pay.1
expected ny the Hr,at Western which VIII arrive
to 4 food nlr1el. The stock OF lard !, a'a.osl cs
inu ed: s7ys e0ur;a 10 be ul.le ar iuI nriogs n
10" his been IN good demand; hG'!trs now rarurc
higher puc.., which they are ieI} % g.. tain. GI.4.u
Gu'tr. las been sold 10 lia lir.st r.HH.l. il con.
unuesvary scarce aud much aau,o. imports lrom4t
J" ~. G@ :; ''v N'i"'', ""t ~ u".s aael, 10 cas't
Vat "f aud2i nhds iali "
81.
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., .....---. ~ .--r1.-.-r - o, =, 90, $500,
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How tn,1Ga scycn rhnca"lgal.,.a nc ,as3afs
YES OF TINS .'Has' Wlt'r from neglect 10 consult
a"a PHYSICIAN, on from 'aa2raAt aad IN roper tfe2'
a.tH-tnethroa' tet"oIe' liberated. tic nose DISCS
a.. -"c..l"2i pa'na H. the Ar>e and ',mb, aimness
.'-' e.,''.,=,, ", lore sh.elou' n1'eue. on W
..s i&c' ana ehuewt,'H. IruErt"sihr on WiDiHa3-
..i ...laE ~ at la>t l' palate "i Inc nyHi is dis
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G.'t l ,, 'sssen2 Of ne drama Winds o2 ana d-@s
ts, "s ,'.'. 's ''.o ''"'FtS P''''. b.
No.. TAKE PARTICULAR NoIIUG
, me- -" i'SG c"HstLu. A"Ft been injured hy
.,r'i .ri 'uus H., tCc my &Joh restored 80
,,ii a., a,','i ~ afPH a I" br Johnson, cider pr
g ~ arI tbo Io - ns 'an cases mat were
@ ~ appl tie Eeaft ana narrow up the seU
,s1G.s s.s hts '''' '''" :" '"' observation OF '""'
ha4'd ms IneGtthe ctecf any who are SUFFERING
i'"'G ne ohoV" alle'hon, lct teen fly nnedatCiy a.
Dr'JohnEon, who stands ready 70 relieve Them; sg@
rom ms extensive practice III the first Hospitals o.
Europe and America, he guarantees SPEEDY cure ~
mayer ~, now BAD ne case may he.
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N
''"'l'N MAGAZINE we are PIcaSou TO
learn, from the concluding number OF the sew
cntceuth volume of this publication, that the
efforts which have hcen made for tho irnnroye-
49,,
''''' wv ''''''' al" '''' d 'o''''''o'' % sea-
men, nave been cnne"tIy successful. We
make the following extract Gom the Preface,
and arc sure that il will oiye groaf satisfaction
-, ,,rr,,I,,-, W, ~o,9,,,,,,,,,., ,,,, l.;I..,.
~ ''' '''''''', ''o''''''''''> w. ''"''O'
magazine 10 Tic p"ohc patronage II IS pap
Ishcd monthly by 'tho American 5eamcn's
Friend Society,"" New York. at II so ncr an
rn,, noy n. r., ,r,,, ,,o,.t f,r ,l,;.. ain.
,,,,,,
;. nus I'.n our prNl'@e 10 record III '"'S
"c'eh."%"'' 'o'3hc l'e accomplishing eVio'h-
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PoEr CAPTAIN. MIR, Bancroft, tue Socrota-
ry Of the Navy, has dispensed with the port
captain at Boston, and directed that hereafter
the command of the commandment Of the yard
will extend to the station and all U. $. vessels
ahoat except the receiving ship, which will be
commanded separately only until the captain
of that ship shall be junior to the command
ant of the yard. A similar arrangement will
doubtless be made at New York and Norfolk
where there are port captains, if it has not
been already.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

ARRIVAL or THE
%INA N S1IIp CALEDONIA AT BOSTON.
II DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
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1y-FHE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN Il BhLTl
EORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
ful Carriers at only sir aud quarter cents pee week;
ayab!c tn the Carriers only, at the end of eHCh week,
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail 90 distant
subscribers at the rate Of -Four DottcrS per yearpay
able, always. in advance.
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VERY late AND IMr-HvAHr rRo.i NUchTAN.
~ the BRIG Henry Leeds, at this port, (says
The \. Y. SUM We have letters ard pa ,ors
from Merida to the 9th or Augo.t. Tie pao-
pie Of Iucaton cvinco very little sympathy il
the political contests orthn central government
Of MEXICO, and the presidential election 4rnlt-
cd 10 unusual excitement. The prospect Of 8
war between the u. S. and Mexico onrry:ae3
public attention, and ii is worthy OF note thai
orr fellow ctizaus il that part Of McNico ere
treated with marked respect. Oar cocre>pon,
':Tho dcclarllon of war will be tho signal
ior Il declaration OF Independence here and
with the adjoining State Of Uhiapas, the i5c-
rails Of robasco, and Tie presence Of orc small
u. ). soop OF war, the Yucatanesn will set on
foot counter ware in favor Of free govern
ncnt that viii sweep all before ii, until 1t ualles
III tratCrnal embrace with the great mont Acrn
wave now sweeping over the plains of Cali
iormil and Santa to.
1--WE say to the friends of liberty in the
North, the heart OF Iucatan is in the night
place, and she has strong arms which dcspotism
could not plralyse. Gucatan loves Mexico,
but she loves liberty more. Sn0 d2spscs the
base counterfeit OF liberty that has degraded
Mexico; she longs tor the Constitution o. '-i,
but if 1t cannot be had, and war must come,
then she raises her standard Of Independence.
and will take her stand among nations as the
Republic Of Yucatan.' If other States iou
her, slo Wi. receive them"
We were not prepared for TINS Intelligence,
adds the same papcr,} and were it not for the
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

CAUTIoNThc subscribers, finding there Is set Of M
Oprinclped fellows who the habit OF selling Shades
of an inferior quality purportDg from their manu-
factory Informs the public those whowsh good shade
that ON this they will be found only At No Spruce
street. where they have OF the most splendid assort
meuts which could lie collected They warrant their shades
10 wash They will not curl or crack, they nothing
but oil colors Crhey do open and twelve cases
day as Is often advertised by oihershat being too much
humbuggery-there being such thing as cases OF Fhadcs
But thcv keep more Shades hand than ali Il other
stores In the city and they all manufactured under
their own personal direction Any person can, by choosing
their own views, have thom copied correctly
On hand pairs of correct copies OF some OF the most
celebrated Cathedrals in Europe.
Signs Banners and interior Decorations done In man
ncr not 10 be surpassed Trimmings OF all kinds cheap
Shades shown with the greatest pleasure TO visitors even IL
they do not buy. ar Inn BART0L Il DE MAuNl.
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THE TRIBUNE.

For The Tribune.
TO cAssIUs n. CLAY.
=, ADDRESS TO The Psople q Kentucky.
p.r ,ebIy said, rigIi; nob!y dene,
Rave champion Of the West!
s,;-red BY tina, rushing, glowing tide,
IN generous hear, beats high with pride
Thai freedoms shield hath such breast,
On, County such SON
A glorious strife. a bloodless field,
Avictory waits the hand;
70, mai and helmet, shield and lance
The enchanted swords of old Romance,
We're weak before Truths shining orand'
The weapon thou dost WELD.
Forth from those serted ranks Of Wrong
Alone see thee stand;
I hear thy voice sound clear and high'
In trumpet tones the ba,tle-cry
Tha, echoes through the land,
"For Right against the Strong"
Right nobly done. To bid one SLAVE
Stand up erect, a man,
To me, were higher glory far
Than claiming 10 triunphal car
A thousand captiyes from the plain,
Where Wars red honors wave.
Nv Country. though thy tarnished nane'
Thy Freedom be JEST
Thus true 10 God, thus tr1e to thee,
If thou cans, boast such sons as ne,
The Ce1v de Lion Of the West;
Brief, brief ahall be thy shame ,vxcp
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UENRY'S
CHINESE. SHAVING CREAM,


OR ORIENTAL COMPOUND.
%nGS ' smE o Offered Tor The same pu
pose Its component plr are held IN the hshest sshat"h
and only requires trial OF its qualities. satisfy all OF IT,
real worth 1t has the Prorreor' years oil tor anu
fiction aud now submitted oT public favor on It's eva n,
IT, with the confident belief that : the best t.. as well IS the
4 persll Of the following testimonials Is RESPECTFULLY ~
PRocRsss OF ScrENcE Nothing more intelliSibly IN
ca,e oths amazing prosTGs OF science ~ tins A. 10 ' h
the Inrnnerable add9ns winch are eon't}m' n,,s ~ w
in our cockis-in clohinsu all enoyinenis aud
conysnicnces daily receiving new accessios TO our
comfort Even the business OF shaving science has been
mni.,en= largely to That rrosess nStti
ofbeins an iriiicton IS new pqsysy comior'hat =,
you Sands CO... admirable Shaving s9ap , Just ny
SOMETHING ron rux Br,up-Not TO mske il grow, rei;
d.r-hat is exactly desirable: but splendid article oi
Messrs A. sand. Co "a Broadway famous for the
superiority every thing they sell the drug and reTlgmey
e G, ri I chinese sSarn
beautiful in appearance beautiful in and most decided
y Several Of our contemporaries have exhausted the
eo language praise Of of the s1IonacsSns
rvs Chinese Shaving Cream /, indeed capital article
and deserves all that's said gfit ny M S News
ofth articles invented for the use Of
The bearded half Of r 20 eS na
DE requisite at The toilet Of gentleman, ~ y Sun.
in the ,hae anrys cb"e,e Shaving rram has recently
been tried by undergoing the heardrra.ing process;
sands Co 27j Broadway the pessantes eoient to the
skin made Of IL makes the face soft and pleasant,
aud nor follows the cthe
1t decidedly tie b. thing used and for travellers
aud those VINO do their own b'r'er"s i gv2!uaee
sorr so.rhe hes, azor in the world Of litiIe use
provided he shaver has work for hours mixing ~ ather
.haTl w i he aided b. one or Other Of the shaving
sood, Tor a b the ierg%% ;" s Of all The mich we
pl-d BY A. h. Sands x @ the preeTsnce. raise. thick
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DID A BEAUTIFUL COLOR TO YOUR HAIR
AITALlAN HAIR Dyf.-Ifpersons vino wish 10 change
the color Of te Hair and Wkrr who have grown pre-
maturey grey from disease other new the destrpc-
properties Of the COMPOUNDS sold for hair dye,
liy would before ,heg yenured 10 apply them III.
Italian HAIR DYE III, only composition yet discovered
which effects Perfectly the object Intended and yet does not
inur- the the slightest degree From 10 peculiar del
icacy and scness particularly worthy tie attention Of
ladiesas 1t produces, the time that il completely
changes the color lrlancy and soitn-s of texture une;
Iuaed BY the magnificent natural locks II prepared
only by a b. SASDS& co Chemists. 27J Broadway.
Chamber Sold also 70 Fulton and II East Broadway
Price 50 cents. fl2 I'm
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NOTICE TO FAMILIES.

Ill Families who use CoNANrs PATENT YEAST accord
n ing to thc simple directions may rely upon 1t that
heavy sour and mwholesoe Tread viii not be found or
their tables and whn; IS often of the greatest comfort,
line very bcs bread can be prepared ~ the FIRE is
ready 10 bake while the table ordering for the guests
TO Oat IL.
NIP. MUSSEY. Clinton Hall cor. Beekman aud SassAu.
Champncy & Men, 20 Soutl-st. cor Maiden Lane
Ciassner 4 Young. 1872 Chambcrs-st
Chester briggs, 6sl Broadway
John Brown 81 Brothers, 1876 Eighth-st
Staples & Ford, 1872 Bowery
SV Aibro, 32s Bowery, corner OF Bopd-St
T&A S Hope, 1872 Charnbers-st a3
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The above is the ORIGINAL and only GENUINE pre-
marathon from this valuable tree all others beng fictitious
and counterfeit Only prepared by Dr.. sWAlSE, whose
Office is removed TO the y. W. corner OF Eighth and Race
streets Philadelphia This medicine Is acknowledged o
the Profession and Others throughout the UniSn. excel
by ia. all the other remedies offered 10 the pupc io
the cure OF the above diseases.
~ Keep the name OF DR.. SwAYNE in view, Eighth
and Race, Philadelphia.
AGEyrs-Haviland. Reese Co. Sew-York; DR.. W IL
Minor corner Broadway and John ST r. \ Sands iss
Bowery E B. Warner EOS BieecLer-st,S y CRY MIS-
Hays. Brooklyn SW. G. Wood, Harlem; benjamin olus'
Newark; John Pearson Railway J6in Tcrllune, New
Brunswick y. j. j. 5. Harrison. Salem, Mass '" h.
Pierce Albany; L. B. Swan and j. NJ WINSTON k"ches
ter " Y Backus & Bull, Troy Spad!ns harrington
and j. Gree. & Worcester. Mass John p han y To-
Boston; Harvey Seylucre, Hartford, Com = HoiidEe'
Buffalo. y. y William Montgomery, LaAsiisbure n =
p NJ Cohen s. Co. Charleston S. c. Adre" olvef ~ CO.
Orleans T. J. Adams, and L. >c!eine, ~ Louis
Wn. Thorn, Ptisburs Z. il. Human, Cincinnati.
Il Nm,
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tt NIlED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY, IFS
u Broad,ydy. tip-SiaTS.-E. WHITE would .tspcci-
fully cal the attention OF citizens and strangers visiting
city his Splctd collection OF Dasuerreotyne fof
traits single or in groups. from II persons the
same plate which for beauty and accuracy Of encation
cannot DC surpassed Portraits taken in all kinds OF
weather, either with or without the co'ors, the prices Of
which he has reduced those charged by the most mex
perienccd In the business.
The American Institute at is lais exhibition awarded
Mr. White the first Premium for tile best DasUerco;ype
Licensees or grouping and general eilec which Is ou
another proof 10 the superiority OF his Portraits.
Mr. White sole agent IN Newly ior the very sGpe
ror imported Gera. Cameras, and nc other establish
meni Ill the city State they beObtained.
NIB Imported German Cameras, also French and
American instruments vel, best quality, with plates.
Cases Chemicals, Polishing materials, &c.
Mr.. Whites Case Mandatory b-'s the largest ard
most extensive In the United Sta,cs lie enabled from the
quantity he manufactured sell Daguereotype Miniature
Cases. ~ per lower than any other house in The
Union. sloNc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-15

DATENT ELASTIC METALLIC sHASKs. This nj.
4 BOOTS AND SHOES.-LokGS BEoohS l aAcs 80 .,
opportuntv OF calling the attention OF the trade, as
the public generally the superior advantages OF
his improved boots and shoes, IN which he has ii'"A
the Patent Elastic Metallic shank ,s.y
To The wcner IL presents the following, arlopS n =,
other advantages the old method Of stifenns ~
sole, Of boots and shoes BY several layers OF leather ~
elasticity OF TIE shank, which Is placed III the lnn
lives ease preventing the pressing orSaa
Inc boot Wills, fat-footed persons 1t Is equally
,geous Us the ARCH hollow Of the foot IS Sill
and by this process walking boot or shoe nlay @
with low heel and the hollow Of the foot not DC ~ 81
10 the mud. in the old method. II gives snppo
the muscles Of the ;oct at the time, and Is pr.or
bly, easy tiIoge who troubled with co.ns Sasi-
required 10 stand athe desk will md them gIeA :.
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