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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25
ny TINS MORNINGS MAIL.
THUGS In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
rRIt.ApeLr,uA. Nov, 9,

rstApsLriuA Nov, ZIP, NJ.
r,.,rnMy cveniuS Hon Caleb Gushing delivers
,,,s,, on India before ,hc Mercantile Library Asso-
ssitSa ,,,;,,, = ,,,,,br-
,,se Aldermen and Police onccrs OF the City and
Ss,y ct Philadelphia perform their duty VIII STAKE
Nj M, Gland Jary Saturday, presented one mss's,
rae tAr eoJruplly settling criminal cases. ana ono o'
"a, ,s.shlc, gross neglect or wiui violation Oh NV
.u,N~ iUiics. go.
Measures have been taken by n number OF our CIT
teen. Il, cstaish House ot Refuge for co!ofcd ch'-
s,,, A ,ucc,ine was held Saturday evening, when
,trit,,r MA appointed IL 'sko into consideration Tue
s,n .yhcc, and report ~ snSdjouIned meeting on the
SN,N pccemscr. Mayor Swin ia Chairman OF the Com
tex ,,,-. IN. -.
.Nu. rrcv,uS an extensive cotton factory at Camden,
-. thSt other improvements OF similar character viii
~. commenced early IN the Spring Camden is looking
~, and WI, soon rank sous the largest and most tour-
i,Aps towns ~ NowIerscy
par,nS the las, forty eight hours no less than 81
ns,,wscy boats laden with hour. grain. cornIron &c
hxy,, Sy,ivci i,oru the interior OF Pennsylvania.
There is no essential change IN our Money Market
sep ,As, cur Banks have all their funds actively en-
,lryts and have actually been compelled au'lnS u
past week ~ throw on; some hrstra'e Psici o
a,ns =, Discount il In fact there is difficulty 10 neso
$50, xny hut frs rate paper and tho out door rates re-
u,Sn as ecfoye - Spcr ecn'; - p,x,,
stocks hs,,, improved with the exception OF rem.
sylxsis Sycs which sold az ISt. with only '5 ohereo
IN, . really SURPRISING especially when iii generally
,ys ,ha, the February interest will be paid in full
1N.>xs BONDS S. advanced !: selling at 3It hehuihg
Eslr,sa sAs,cs IL closing stss and Schuylkli BANK
,ellirc AT Q: Wilmington Railroad also went up
sclliaS ~ nj the Second boafu a''e' "H''H ava VA
and solG =; -.
There is nothing OF interest in marine matters-no
s,rsisu arrivals ,1eGsy.
Several members Of Congress are now IN this city
d ,hsir way 10 Washington.
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Things in Montreal.
Correspondence of Livingston & Wells.
MoNrkHAI.. {. e. Friday, Nov.

MoNrkSAL. Z. T., Friday, Nov. 2lst.
The season is unusually open and there are yet no
,s OF the close OF the navigation it was closed last
vrsr ON The 95.h inst.
The rumor which has for some time past been current
ord Metcsfe had solicited his recall from the Home
6overumenl seems generally to be believed, and
SPECULATION rife his Excellencys successor IN Inc
Governor Sir Henry Po,tinser Sir toward
pousls,s Lord Morpeth and Earl ST Germans CORNER
" Lord Elliott Secretary for Ireland have each been
mentioned but people seem 10 think the appoint
rea, will Gevolve on the last mentioned nobleInan be
l.. Conservative but of the most moderate school oil
Ia; class OF politicians Lord Metcaies health 10 not
understood ohavc undergone any change either Tor bet
Ter or worse DE has no: yet visited the Government
House siuce his last attack.
Contracts, about being entered into at Quebec for
theexcsvaon Of 5000 cubic yards of rock in the In.
,,or of tue citadel before the tenth of May next and
f- The completion OF l5C00 cubic feet OF masonry at
Cane Rouge before the thirty first OF July next The
ocer. of The engineer department busy inspecting
The fo!hcsiions al Quebec
MI Lsmarepicouot the celebrated naturalist was last
week ROBBED between Quebec and Montreal of all his
money and papers He was on his way Buffalo and
p.,-o: /. was his intention pursue his researches,
during the coming Winter in the neghborhood OF the
grea; lakes.
heavy thunderstorm passed over this city on Wed
nesday morning The weather still continues un-
usually mild with few sgns OF the proximity OF Winter
In consequence of the high price OF labor in Quebec
permission has been givel-to many OF the soldiers in
garrison employ themselves wood cutters stone
mssons &c.
The alleged abduction and gross i'll treatment of a
young English ernsrant girl are occupying the attention
Of the authorities O.P. q.
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PATENT TRIoopHERo

CLIREHUGH's PATENT TRICoPHERoUs.
r The Public are cautioned against article edver-
,isrd under the name OF Trcophsrous, it counter
i. and gross imposition tie following will show: Al
bany September g. I8f5-ir. Clirehugh think you are
very wrong giving greater publicity 10 The fact OF
their ignorance may fall into the that have
done purchase the counterfeit instead OF the genuine
by having done both myself and wife tave mud our hair
dry harsh and red and mex. day began 10 fall have
to request you will send large bottle OF your Tncoph-
soon repair my error. am yours, respectfully,
JAMES e. ROBINS.
Clir.hueh's Patent Ticopherous is sad al the principal
Office us Broadway I'D joining ST Pars Church. Observe
theu IL
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Springfield, Nlass.-Growth, Industry, &c.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 18th, lsi5.
Ifancied myself in possession of some knowledge
respecting this place before coming hther, but
knew little ofs vanageous position rapid growth
and singular facilities for continued progress. Let
me transcribe, for the information of some, few
matters suggested by my residence in the place.
The village of Springfield is admirably situated
on The side of hill, gradually ascending for mile
from the eastern bank of the Connecticut. 1t is
twenty i've miles above Hartford, jus; half way be-
tween Boston and Albany, and about due East OF
Hudson on the North River. Its naturally beautiful
site has no; been marred by crowding together the
dwellings of its inhabitants Almost every dwelling has
garden Of some size around it and trees afford shade
in all the older streets. The has believe more
than doubled the number OF its inhabitants in ten years
1t is now larger than Hartford, Conn Its business has
trehled within the period. One whole village in
the town, (Cahotvie) having over 1000 lnhhbit-
ants has grown up within the length of time. The
enterprise of the whole OF US has received mighty I'M
pulse there is every prospect OF continued advance
ment No Inland, town. conceive can equai THIS III Tue
means OF securing constant, healthy ana permanent
growth. | will mention a few of its advantages.
Here is tle central depot of the Western Railroad.
Here is the terminus of the Ncwilaven Railroad which
will soon have its other terminus in your Park. Another
iron path almost laid up the river TO North
ampton with proposals for contracts issued 10 carry on
10 Greenfield and then it will and tap that great
road or one OF those great roads from Boston TO Bur
inc,on This will be the mart for North. South, East
and West far New Engiands home productions are
concerned Then there are factories at Cabot
vile aud Chicopee Falls which now make two villages
Of 6NoO nhabitaats its three four large furnaces
bell foundry sword factory and three or four gun and
machinery shops new village at Indian Orchard, in
this town. is now begun. 1t is on Chickopee River
about four miles above Chickcpee Falls. tisto bs
large manufacturing village Cotton goods will be the
main article produced.
The natural products of the soil not found of so
excellent quality. and in such abundance any where
else in New England in this valley OF the Connecticut
Ttey are peaches watcr.meons, wheat and tobacco ;
the cultivation Of the last is very much on the increase
Are not here the elements of sound large and con-
STINT prosperity for Springfield Yours truly K.
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Newly orl Cattle Mnrket-Nov. "a.
MARRIED:

At ElIcottviIle N. Y. on Wednesday evening, 18th
inst by Rev. S Cowles Mr.. A. F TAYLOR merchant OF
Fredonia, TO Miss ANN MARIA HAWKINS, Of the
former place.
On the 2lsi inst. by Rev. E. n. Kirk, Rev. George B.
Cheever to Elizabeth H. Wetmore.
At Brooklyn 2ith by Rev. Dr.. Spencer, J. c. Meeker.
of this city, te Sarah j. Sprsguc
At Albureh, VI 9Th, John C. Black of Whitehall, to
Ann f. Brayton.
AT Whitehall, 10th. Matthew Evans of Troy, to Sarah
MCGUIRE
At Jamestown. ALTERNATE H. Tew to Susan Fletcher
VIM. II. Abbott to Mercy A. Arms
DIED:
On Monday morning, 24th inst. ELIZABETH wife of
Daniel Karr in the 62d year of her age
The friends and acquantances of the family and OF
her sonn.law James Tubout invited to attend her
funeral from her late residence No l47 Princc-st this
Tuesday afternoon at 81 O'Clock without farther
vitaton.
On the 3d. John, son of P Trucks months
AT Oyster Bay. L.. 22d Mrs. Magdalen c. Mcneil, 81.
At White Sulpher Springs Ky. 9th ult Charles Bel
del of Connecticut.
At Cumberland, R l. oath ult WILLIAM RUDE, a Re-
voutionary soldier 93t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

II Gouruu, kainn Msdcnted Soep for the cure OF firn-
pies Freckles Tan Saowness Eplions and BIZ skin dis
heuremens al the only depot 81 Walkers LIST Store
Broadway, 80 cshe Grecian Hair Dye, 'eseta9e
Liquid Rouge for cri1rsoning Lips and Cheeks Poudre
Subtle for eradicating peuous har without injury TO
the skin Lily e for instantly scattering redness ano
Pushes from the fsce Acoustic drops for curing deafness
&C. The above celebrated preparations or Dr. Goursud
are to be found only besr in mnd al 81 WaEers Isl Store
FROM Broadway 49,,
AcEvrs-E. B. Tuttle Assembly Buildings: Philadelphia
Jordan, 2 Mk-st Boston; Carleton Co Lowell Ives
Springfield; Green Co. Worcester Myers, New-Haven
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lowing is an extract from letter received from Rev Wu
BERKSHIRE, VI Oci. 22d, ls+5.
s,.,rs Snndt-I have been afflicted with pain in
NV side occasoued by diseased liver for the last twenty
wears suffering times what language cannot convey but
,rrs Ink your Sarsapsrala have been greatly relieved
so much so that have been able 10 attend 20 my business
and preach occasionally for the pasi fifteen months. who
" discarded all other medicine and thoroughly Iied the
Sarsspsra, which cay recommend in truth and sincerity
10 ali inose who any way afflicted with species OF
Scrofuous complaints There have been remarkable
cures effected By iia use in this vicinity Mrs Shaw b;
had before enjoyed for ten years and Mrs w Stevens who
had been severely afflicted with Erytpeas entirely
cured by the used of few bottles.
You're truly, REV. WIN. GALUSHA.
Prepared and sold, wboesale and retail, by A. B. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 70 Fuon-sL New-York
Sold also 75 Broadway AZ East Broadway and By Drug
gs,s generally throughou The United States Price 81 per
bottle Six bottles for So
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r<- ScbrInu,s KcafOrntivc COrdinl.-Thlp pleas
AMI medicine is failing remedy for Dyspepsia and
Nervous Affections II Ia certain cure for Sick and Ncrv
ous Hcanchc. and un exccen, preventive OF Co.veness
and Low SprlA !! corccts morbid state OF the hillary
organs and is very ccacous in relieving Fanlency Chol
rs and minr complaints OF the Stomach aud Bowels Il,
,prciy nron,os The return of strength and activity In all
cases OF Debility; healthy appetite where's this
enrnro rivr. tone snd yigor 10 the whole sys;cln
Sold Wholesale and rsinil by A. D. X D. SANDS, 10 Fulton,
nl.o by KIJSHTON co. 10 broadway, 10 A-or HOUSE,
und broadway corner OF Four.oonlbsL Also by ]. 4 l.
Coddnglou. SnJ Hudsnr-st ly3 eodlsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25
Tho Invisible Wig so closely resembles

CS- The Invisible wig so closely resembles the
real head hair that sceprcs ind connoisseuTs have pro-
nonnc.d the most perfect and extraordinary invention
The day The great advantage of this novel and unique Wig
is It's being made without sewing weaving which
sppearnnce SO closely resemble the natural hair both
IN rhtness AID nr,u appearance, 10 defy detection
ls being SO beautiful porous and free that in
NIL cases OF perspaou evaporation IL un.mpcded and IN.
gr.n, evils OF other Wigs entirely avoided The scepc and
alike invited to inspect this novel and beau.
msnuinctrers A. C. Barry li6 Broadway. OF Lib.
rrty.sr mn s;A,rs big-lmseod
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c An aggravated case Of the Piles cured by the use OF
one bottle OF The Penuine HAYS LiniInent.


Previoua TO the year 1882 severely afflicted for
nearly years with The Piles in their worst form and
bleeding which always caused indescrbsble pain In a
situation which deeS description, was almost ready
Iinimen, which | did, and after few applications, the
swelling and pain entirely left and hav. continued well
$3.50 Eagle Hotel Fisbkill Landing.
To Messrs Comstock Co. 81 Cortland-sL MS 2ieod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

" The Corner stone OF The Second Methodist Ep'
Church situated Cotlsge Place, Grand-st Wiamsburgh,
viii be laid on Tuesday Nov. half past o'clock, by
Rev Bishop James. Sermon the occasion by Rev DR..
Peck After the ceremony the ground the congregation
will sd ourn 10 the First Methodist e Church. where
cal gathering friends will take place In the Lecture
Room from TO O'Clock, during which time number ot
addresses will he delivered.
Tickets for The Tea may he obtained al the shoe store OF
Mr. Savage Of Gund and Fourth ss and al Inc door
win be delivered by the Rev. Dr. Durbn lae President Of
Dickinson College Penn who has recently returned from
hin Rev Dr. Peck Rev ]. j. Matthias la.e Governor Of
Liberia, and other distinguished Cergymen from New.
York Brooklyn will be present at the tea and lake part
in The exercises Stages will from the ferries TO the
place of meeting. lt'
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CHEAPEST & BEST INSTRUCTION Or WRITING.
PRISTONJS

Superior and Elegant Commercial System OF Writing.
MILL continue be t1ugst Day and Evening, at hts
w Academy, NJ l89 Broaaway, opposite Johns for The
rery ,nnit charge Of FIVE DOLLARS!
MR BRisrow ever desroCs VI bringing the benent oil his
Instructions within The reach o EVERY ONE, has made
GREAT REDUCTION in his Terms, and now ohers 10 the
ubIc 10 give rery efficient OF Twelve Lessons
during bis stay in New.I orkl smsl charge Of
OSLY FIVE DOLLARS.
Mr. BRrsTow, Finishing Writing Master, promises and
ct.KASrEys 10 Ladies' and Gentlemen OF and
capacity the very worst writing into BEAuT
Full FREE FLOWING, EXPEDITIONS and pleasing style OF
ing may be =. a.,
- BooK-KEEPISG and SHORT HAND taught Thoroughly
c,,- VISITORS In NJ Y can lake d cour.e OF writing IN
three days Private lessons given Rooms 1888 Broadway
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py McDOugal-st. Church.-A who are Interested
in welfare the McDougas Church and The person al
friends of the Rev Mr. Dunbar whether connected with
congregation hereby respectfully invited 10
public meeting be held in their place OF worship
this Tuesday evening O'Clock Business of impor-
lance relating prosperity OF that Church, and TO the
return OF to be their Pastor, Will bs submitted
for consideration.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-Twe or three gentleman can be accom-
ID Oduted with pleasant and good board at smode-
rate charge by applying s. Anns Gold ST. MS I'm
DOARDINE-A gentleman aud his wife, or n few SIN
ID Gle gentlemen obtain board with pleasant rooms,
al No 9 ForsyIIsL References exchanged MS lw+
FEWU LADIES are deslruus OF board IN slai prl-
vaiefaniy IN The Northern part OF the city, West OF
Broadway, where they may have the comforts or home
Cal. al 25l SiXh-avenue, near 5ilsL no ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

n Wait not until is too atei slight colds producing
cough pain and tghtness the lungs chest should
ne relieved by the Pink Syrup from 2 Cortands
This is the only safe colrse too many have experienced
d;sss,Tous rssul,t nc2eod
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. SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.

Packet ship St James, Meyer from London and Ports
mouth. Oct %, mdse to Grinnell, Minturn & Co. Mr..
VIM Barn, passenger, and 65 in the steerage.
BELOW-A brig unknown. Wind NV
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SPOKEN. &c.

Lat A 49, Ion H. passed steamship Great Britain He's
ken hence for Liverpool.
Lat Al Sc lon 60 20 passed packet ship Victoria Nor
gan, hence for London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

" Window Shade Depot, No. 7 Spruce-st.-
10000 pair ALWAYS on hand Persons about furnishing their
houses will save least leo per cent by calling al the De-
pot BAKIoL q pt; MAoNt:
B-Cord Crosses and Tasses in lots 10 suit al menuinc.
urers' prices. Mo isu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

t. The only Magical Pain Extractor can De had at y
CoTiandstreei and al other place in this city. See the
decision o. the Court of Chancery this subj in favor
OF Coms,ock & Co, the only persons who know how 10
make il or have the night sell IT, where ii is warranted in
all cases burns Sores cad head and for pains Of every
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

~ Remember that Phalons Chemical Hair Invigorstor
is the only article that will scurf and dan1ru or
prevent hair falling ard badness. will also Keep le
hair moist and Ky much longer Than any other toilet pre-
paraon Men who advertise oil and grease nnder
the name Of Restoraves or lntabes 10 cure any OF e
above complaints know in their hearts they are decelvg
the public Their articles good for nothing but TO
mosten the hair when dry and wiry Buy the nvgoraor
al PA Broadway, of E. Phaop Wig Maker and har Juliet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

e CoMsrocK K Co.'S SARsAPARfLLA al q Cortlsnd-st
good article can be made from that ceeb aed
root. and SOD o. half less price than others sell at
ms 2tcod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

rv Particular Noticc.-Thosr persons about break
Ing up having furniture Of any description
10 .po.r of viii ind csdy sale tor any portion all OF
cr goods by sending nc or calling upon Tho suhscr
bor. inip lmisl Y. COTTON CO. No, "a Annst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

| II Cheap Boots and Shoes.-The subscriber
would call the attention OF the public to his large as
OF city maic Boots. suitable for the present
season, prices varying from 81 80 TO &c. He
wouid particularly recommend The Boots he sells a. 50 80
ana 81 which will longer than those usually sold
other places at S. and Sc.
Boots Shoes &c made order the shortest notice,
handsome yet easy Il! being guaranteed Drawings taken
foot and pair made and kept for each
toner.
N. .-Agood assortment OF Boys Boots. Terms cash
on delivery. JOHN l.. WATKINS, Ia Fuionst
ns llnseod between Nassau ard William SITS.
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Books.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY

This Lunber ends The voume.l
NOV IS THE TINE 10 subscribe !-GRAHAMsM MAG
AZlNE Of Liirrntnrs and Art, FOR December, 1855
Graham's elegant Engravtngs-Paris Fashions
Tbs eond Of Paris Fashions IS most ecfant plate,
nnd We arc sure that II lar ectt al oneIs, maj Gaia
Tor no praise from These who hAve eyes and use
them can ec The vast superiority tho PaTis edition. pre-
pared for Gfahar We have mad ~ have
them In every number OF the yoiunleor 1876.
American Battle GrouAds No. VL-Barie OF Eutsw
Springs tThis is one Of SMILES oesnnluIy engraved
pictures
In q very attractive though somewhat hCmety aarb. This
ysie equsi in execution 10 cur usual manner: but
serves By contrast 70 show what .nPeIb WORKS Of ART
Another Era IN tbs Life OF Ida Raven by Fanny Forester
Tue Occuaiion OF Orion, by Henry w. Longfellow.
HILLSIDE Moralires, BY Judge Conrad
The Captive Spr.e, by Stella Lee
An Hour IN the Country, by Ars Frances s. 0sgood
Sketch rem Italian History. by Miss Mary Z Lee
The Blind Girl 10 her SISTER, by L. j. Cist
StanZs..
TIE Ps.n, sbo; Legend, Mr' wa!fs Dream By John
Ross Dix
The Battle Grounds of America, No. vI-Baule OF Eu
taw Springs, by n. &. Brooks
The Poets ii mn the Night by T Holly chvers, NJ D.
The Haunted Aolu'ni Tradition OF The Siege OF Boston
Sonnet. By L.
Flr-Croit, by w. II. c. Hosmer.
Nigh, OF Horrors-My Frs, Yisi. TO the Playhouse, by
Solitaire
Field Sports ard Pastnes No. II-The Hunters Yarn,
by Frank Forester
The Love Token, By Z. N. Sidney.
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u Mercantile Librf

u Mercantile Library issociutiOn.-Cltnto
Hall. Tue-dar Evening. 25:h November l3i5.-MR GEO.
VANDENHOFFrS Firsi Lecture for the will take
place the above evening, With PoEricAL REApfsGs
ASD REGULATIONS illustrative OF ELocrTloNARY EXPIRES
Sion. To commence ! past o'clock
Single Tickets 80 cents-Ticket, admt!nga Gentleman
and Ladies' 81. NJ 81
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~. A Colporteur Meeting is 10 be held this even
ing at O'Clock Dr. McEroys Church. corner of Grand
and Crosby s which addresses 10 be made by
OF the Secretaries the Tract Society and by Rev. g T.
Wells. General Agent from the West, and others II
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~ Members of the LOist Association will
Meet TIES tuesday Evening, IL. American Hall Subject
of deba,e-Clarvoyancc Electrical experiments Mem
r55 ~. ~ -! s. WING Sec'ry
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TITS NEVER TOO LATE.-lf you have not yet
purchased medicine that has done you good In cases OF
ge.ton Dyspepsia, Jaundice Liver Complaint Head
ache. Hereditary Humors Piles and all Cosve and Nervous
complaints you havo now un opportunity OF buying DR.
Woops SARsAPARILLA mud WILD CHERRY BITTERs OF wy
ATT & KETCHAM. Ia Fu,ton-st MS Oils
DA,LfUaU ihON.-The "Montour Iron Co." Uan-
Itv-, Pa prepared TO execute orders for the heavy
Rail Of any pattern IN this country or In
Europe and equal in every respect point of quality APP
ply 10 MURDOCH, LEAVlTT Gu agen's
ms isn corner Cedar and Greenwich sts
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bmgRIcas ART-uSGoH, Sex-York. Sor. 81. lst5.
r. Notice hereby given. thnt 4 meeting OF the Men,
beers OF IN. American ArtInon will be held their room
No SD broadway for tbs appointment If Nominating
Committee 10 recommend candidates for the offices OF tho
Association Monday tue FIRST day OF December ncxt II
half past four o'clock ?. NJ. precisely.
nos ST. ANDREW WARNER, Recording Secretary
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~ "Fam,ne in Ireland.r-ouery l..-ousht |

r1- &c Famine In Ireinnd.'-Query lst- Ought
children TO suffer the deeds OF their parental Ezekiel
IS,h and 35d 2d ought to suffer Tor the deeds OF
eb the poodle OF ireland suffer OCcGn-l and
NJ. snt.lrs have beiied and cur institutions As usny
a. thiak not invited meet In The PARK OF the 2hh ms
nj O'Clock P NJ 10 take such measures Wi; AID he su
ierers IN iheir distress. JAMES hObEhlSON-
B-Byi, we will give the liz 20 OCnuR. IT, ard ali Of
hi. compstfio,s in this Country and Europe in regard 10
the subject OF Slavery 10 our Country. llt'l J. r.