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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02
New Publications.

rV@ A Historical Sketch OF the Second War be-
tweenihe United States of America and Grea, Britain.
vol /. BY CHARLES !. lSGERsoLL," has just been
issued By Lea Il Blanchard. II is handsome oc-
tayo Of 5l3 pages and the work is to be completed
in two more volumes Mr. Ingersoll is politician
Of decided ability and capable Of writing good his
tory-we fear not of presenting strictly fair and
candid one His narrative ia vigorous and stirring
but his statements We do not confdc in. The OBJ
iect of ibis publication ia papably the excitement of
War spirit in the country. and especially feeling
Of hostility TO England. We trust il will fail
MARTINS ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE, No y
ha. -ust been issued at 26 Johns The death Of Abel
is the subjec, of the illustraiion-a very hne
TEA PLEA for Social and National Repose
Delivered before the Literary Societies Of the University
u the City OF New York BY D. D. BARNARD, IS Just is
sued and for sale by saxton Niles.
Uslos CoLLEGE.-We have received the cata.
ogue of this institution for September. and perceive
that il contains the goodly number of 2i9 students
the senior class alone comprising Ice The yenera-
bic DocToR NoTT still presdes over the College,
and is said by those who saw him at the late semi
centennial celebration to retain all the fire and vigor
which are the fruits Of his long and useful life. The
course Of study appears to be thorough and varied and
in addition to the customary branches includes one I'M
portant department Of Applied Science-iha Of Girl En-
giaeerin1-which is yet, we believe, somewhat nov
81 study in our American Collegiate Institutions West
Point excep,ed though frequent abroad. We hail with
pleasure such tokens Of the sympathy Of our Colleges
with the spirit Of the age which more and more demands
the pactice Of science well science in practice and
we doubt not that such efforts viii be advantageous TO
the institutions themselves the community At large.
Professor GILLESPIE under whose direction is this de-
partment well known readers az the correspon
dent to whom they indebted for the series of Gimp
ses Of Europe which published during last year and
which have been lately followed up bp the highly
cessful volume Of ROME. seen BY Ntr YORKER
~ The Paterson Experimentation held large
meeting on Thursday evening last at Archdeacen's
Long Room-the President DAVID RUSSELL Esq. in the
Chair An able address made by DANIEL MAJOR OF
this city and let ter read from Judge Church Of
Brooklyn, who was Unexpectedly detained from attend
ing Addresses were also made 5y NJ. I. OConner OF
this city and by Messrs. ONe and Colgan OF Brooklyn
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REMARKABLE CURE OF oo SnIJ ON.

DY sCHENCk'S PULMONIC SYkUP-New- York,
IDSept 10, 1915, DR.. SCHEMES: sr-My daughter Mary
Johnson subject affection OF ne pine or lh
last years with settled pain IN her len side, WIN ne
quen headache of the sOmarh and her food would
digest, this followed by srOc"ti"n ana neh nus
without her having three or iUuf
employed the ssf physicians IN this city but 10 no
effect In. better then slated her case ~ " ".oi
inns civ he attended her three weeks which changed
her situation, but for the better. lad gwen 40 all
hopes Of her recovery when friend of niue advised me TO
try Schencs Pulu onc syrup she had one nj about hTte
hours after taking the fret dose, and 70 my establishment che
has had more. which is about three months rnce-she
took all niue bottles Ny daughter now enjoys as good
health she did and Can be seen at No 1879 T"en-
teisi Ne-York We. the whole family ieel ever CRATE
f you for your discovery such valuable medicine,
which no ialnily should be ihouL WIN JOHNSON,
SARAH JOHNSON
No. l29 Twentlelh-si, NewY0rk
We caution the public to bear in mind that T. ekman
longer agent for The sale OF the genuine Schencks
Pumonlc Syrup.
Beware o spurious limitations To obtain pure, genuine,
unauthorized PumOnc Syrup directly 10 The frope-
tnr. 0aice M 4 Co,flsnd.sf New-York n lws
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rTr The Genuine Galvanic Rings, Ban

W The Genuine Galvanic Rings, Bands, Belts
Sc-Dr A. IA. CRlsTlE thu onginsl paentec ana invex
these celebrated articles. teels It duty To the
public les, they be deceived purchasing spurious
li0ss. Or. Criste wishes the citizens of Newfork and
al other places where his discovery has been introduced
understand that he In recognizes of the
ucles sold under lhe of Gavsnc Rings, Bands, Sc
unsss they connected ih his and sold by his
lhorzed Agent Dr. Crisne takes The responsibility To fur
Their that these limitations Of his discovery possess no
beneficial whatever and that they be regarded In other
hgni iian direct fraud All persons, therefore, who
suffering from any OF The painful maadies coMprehenced
under Rheumatism In all its forms, Nervous Complaints
how chronic in character, requested
apply Al the only place In New York, where e genuine
Gsvanic Rings and their notifications can be obtained VIZ
lS4 Fulion-sL building. Numerous certificates from
Physicians and others OF the highest character and ine
gence and which daily sccumulstne always be
by applying The Agency No. S4 fuonsL above
ais lfos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

S,TOyE-. Brass and Iron Railing, ac.-rhe suDscrDef.
- would inm friends and The pdblc Ia general thal
they commenced manufacturing Stoves at their old es
abishcd No. L5Jt Waier-s where VIII DC found
great variety consisting In part Of the following
The Economist knickerbocEer Cooking Stoves for
coal or wood The patterns those Stoves being new,
viii be found 10 nj much than the ordinary Stove and
they are warranted to bake well. 80
Pyces Air Tight Cooking Stove, for wood r coal, VIII
be found 10 combine advantages than any other YET
constructed having the ire chamber elevated, enabling NE
oven 10 extend whole size vi the bottom OF thc stove
and warranted bake we'll Persons about 10 purchase,
would do well examine this Stove there 10 such yar-
ETY. that the price need be no hindrance 10 me small
est families purchasing. .,
Doctor Jenkss celebrated Patent Premium iof ana ~
Stove. a.,
Radiator and Single Cylinder Stoves and Bases Air
II ht and Oce Stoves One and two hole Furnaces Hat
.f. and Tsilors stoves Stove Pipe and Eibows Tose
her with general assortment OF Brass and Iron kailing
Brass Ornaments Mica, ZINC, Cylinder brck, Deck lrons
&c c-
All OF which Will will be sold wholesale and retail al th
lowest prces, Isl Waiers between beeAmsn-st and
Peek slip MPHEhsbS OCESr
New-York, August 10. ls45 sulJ eod@m
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

PREPARATORY (bOARDING) SCHOOL, MIDDLE
Il TOWN, CONN.-D. III. CHASE, A. NJ PRINCIPAL
Established in 1885, Sessions commence May l5u and Now
5h continuing five months, $50 per session Thorough
preparation for College business and personal attentions
are secured pupils fully the most expensive schools
Lads from NewYork placed In charge Of careful
going and returning Circulars NJ ~ Market street and
ia Rroadway d23
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~ boston Subscriptions the New. Y ork
Irioane received by authorized Agents kEDDlNG Co
Single Copies.
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning, Tor cents or 6
All new and cheap publications for sale a. low Issued
by Boston fubisAeIs Theirs Napoleon lei eodu
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NAKKOLL'S NEDICAIED'A WI Vfs d. - ~
u ia Fu.ron.st opposite ST. Psuls Church-Those who
have never ued Vspor Baths ~ adninisleeS ' "a
most e,c az ious remedy for many ATTACKS fess -,
great changes Of climate but alsoo us
60 ~ n.hin1 Re-. hardly 10 De enjoyed
without the use Of these Bshs- MIS- Ca1fos Dslas
da-r from every other VsPor bsths 50 CARED sna nave
bars notice Portable Baths sent ~ any part Of the
aty or ynlly Open ron IN Tie morning III al Night
IN
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ITO MECHANICs.-Lensa and responsibility Of own
ers, fot labor ard materials secured and enforced BY
WM H. GRlsWOLD, Attorney al Law, nc and CoHmis-
doner VI Deeds, No City Hal, In hs PHk AL In
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Jcssc Howl In Chauccry,

The esiimable Politician and Financier who has
recently achieved so luminous an Immortality. on
Tuesday caused to be served on various booksellers
and other citizens the following Chancery Injunc-
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

lNOR YOUNG LADfES-Mrs. BAILEY viii be happy TO
l. receive her pupils Monday, the 9th Of September
There few vacancies FOR hoarders those DESTROYS OF
placing their daughters at this establishment VIII please APP
ply al Mrs Baeys residence, No 10 Caropiaee BeecA
hub bN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

" j. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor n,
Law and Commissioner Of Deeds sc Will attend in the
Reading Room Of Tarsny Han Al al hours O. the dsy
aud evening wis osH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

CY- European IrventiOn.-The unrvaed Concen-
traed Syrup OF Hosrhound for coughs colds boarseness
and soreness Of the breast &c for sale a, Daeys Depot
i% Fpllon-st NY. $50 ST.
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pALMER 4 WHITFIELD, Aaorne. al Law,
TN " = d NJ " T n
WA A WnITIfEI Il

WV. A. WHITFIELD "
VIII attend the Superior and County Courts OF the Coun-
ties OF ghan Gufod Orange Granville, Person and
Caswel; also the L. States Circuit Court and the Superior
and County Courts Raleigh ~ C. and the Hastings Court
at Danville. Va
Claims of every description and other business contded
to them IN any part OF North Carolina viii be punetualy
and faithfully attended 10.
Refeences-Paul Mcllwaine 4 Co. and Mclwsine,
BROMLEY 4 Co Petersburg; Hubbard, Gardner 4 Co and
Kent Kendall Atwaer, Richmond J. Hopkins, Brothers
Co. Baltimore; II. 4 A. Campbell, Philadelphia West,
Oliver 4 Co. Dckerson, Churchill Co, Townsend
Brothers, Peck, Bradford 4 Richmond, New-York-
au2l ltaweow6ms
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Schools.
CAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR

FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR Boys, STAN
Il ford, Fairfield Co. Conn. JAMES Belts, Principal and
Proprietor This School successfully conducted
Wilton four half years previous 10 Nov. 1884, hen il
removed Stanford where the Principal has erected
large and ccmmodious building expressly for his school,
furnishing superior accommodations
n B-The Principal will cal Oct Let, n and 5d-l6ih
and 7th-28th n and 3son those who desire person
Al interview with him. and Will leave their address any
previous Nov. let the Office of the Rev. d. Mead li
Nassau he may be Of said Office between and 10
o'clock NJ on IN. ID. lTlh Jh and 3ls where also cir
culars NAV Al any tine be obtained oil ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

RAGS.-The highest market price paid in cash for all
H. kinds Of Domestic Rags, Bsggng Canvass and Grass
Rope,sy
- wv CYRUsw. FIELD, No. Buring.slp.
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ROOFING.

II SUMNER, i6s Greenwich 81 furnishes Roofs OF the
bes, quality Of stock and workmanship al the shoIics;
notice also Cutters and Leaders and repairs Roofs Ia
Tire he.t
Ai.o PATENT LATH, and useful article flor
which the American Institute awarded Premium Diploma
the last FAIR being proof VIII prevent the cens ron
falling or cracklng and me and from ntrusing
A line by pos-offce despatch Will have aiieniioa
Stoves. Pipe aud Tinware IVA emlAw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

HOT AIR FURNACE.
XVALKEK's PatsnI Improved bot Air Furnaces, Tor
w h-aink Dwellings, Stores, Churches kc-Ihese Fur
nsces will heat economically and ehci-nty the air 10 ls
apartments viii be pure and healthy Tree tom cryness dus
~.
They are put up under the personal supervision OF Af
Walker The Paeaee and lave hitherto given enue s4iS
faction and are In all warranted To perform well
Reference: ~ W. Taylor Esq Governor New York no,
pltal Nr Charles Starr Superintendent do Edward Be
m-ni, Esq A. Wailsi; G. D. Rhodes, ESQ I'D reAfsneo'
Mr. Thomas McElraih, ia Nassau, &c
au.tl GEO. WALKER 2sl Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

THE CANE CHAIK.-This is a mos, useful srucle
10 the ang en- Invalid, ordinary citizen la size n /,
bu, ule larger than the ordinary cane but De inmed
stely opened into neat. durable and Convenient char
capable of sustaining from go 10 500 los weight For
angling country excursions crowded assemblies to
tourist traveller and Invalid this Will BE- found invaa
able accompaniment For SAFE, wholesale and RETAIL by
oil JOHN J. BROWN 4 CO. LIZ Fu,on-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

al I'm REWARD.-Stolen from the steamboat
S,CUUMs.saenussl on Saturday morning; 1.th
instant square Nalse mari ned M ko"cy, Wfeni
bam Mass containing 81 8O,-si0,Vo Of winch was VI
me Ba is oi cay ut Newly ORR, IN eVs S<Vss
ps and Slows, 5000 Wfsnam BanA ien,ia'i' Mas.
IN >a1- SJs aud S,UJr; .lltVO la Eastern bs VI no
following denoniDa ions, 10 WI ivuf bhs o ~ VI 'no
suffolk Bank, Boz four $500 bulls on the Mc'chanS
,sk Boston. c5UV bill Of the Sswlnui bauk poe.
ton and $40 bill r,coectel anu 500 IN 80 ~
and 100 bills Auburn Bank and $500 OF Le Temp
kins Co. Bank, Ithaca, n. YORK.
LIBERAL reward VIII be paid for the recovery OF
large from my pocket, conraslng vaua-
be papers. ,,,
The above reward offered by without intending TO
release the owners and officers c boat from their liability
10 ME Tor the ain Dunt my .Oss -
REUBEN RUWLEY, Wrenham, Mssa
New York, Sept ~, is4,.
n B-For farther particulars, apply TO Clei ot fonce.
DESCRIPTION 81 THE 1HIEf-He 10 very genteel IN ap-
speaks qui about ~ years VI axs,
feet or inches high; wen made dark hair and whs
kers wore coat, blacA satin vest, and OAK
pants rcd snpe, gaze the name OF SouIhsale, and sup
posed - b. American eo
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NIECUaNICs, INsTITUTE-Eve

wi No. II Cnsnbers-si.-Tems To members Of the In
s,iiue, 3 per quarter Of l2 weeks non-members ~
school To commence on MONDAY the 9th Of Oc. Bills pay
able In advance. ". C. TRACY, Principal.
J. j. MAPS Chairman Sch Com so 2w+'
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NAVIGATION

NAVlSATlON
In ALL IT'S VARIOUS BRANCHES, taught complete
al n Cherry street by Capt M T. Hand. practical Navi
gator Teacher for Surveying and Engineering
~ oil sinds With tho mathematics gsn.rsDv vi2 RIM
MIR, r. 4. sCHAtFEK'S Private School for m
wi stuciiou in Dancing WALKING LIS Polka, Mazurka,
Mnuet- Gaopadss, Qusdries, English Contra and Span
Ism Dances &c. will commence Monday, Sept 29h, at
No 2Ig Mercer-st corner of Amy O'Clock and r NJ.
For farther parcu ars please call as above sa6weodE
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FOR THE PILES.

FOR THE PILES.
nR UPHAMS ELECTUARY ian internal remedy Is
Dcertan cure for the PILES either internal external
bleeding blind Sold only this city at the o!hce Ut The
orr ginsl Proprietor A. UrHAM, NJ d. regular educated
Physician wsnty years perence confined 10 an once
practice where Piles all Chronic Diseases success
my treated. Medical Office 96 Bowery, four dooTs above
Spnng-sL Office hours FROM A. NJ. TO r. NJ Advee
gratis sc lmDSW'
s.NIOTHERs AND NURsEs'-If you wonld use
wi "Dr EraaS &, lebrgted Soothing syrup your little
babes would avoid very affecting and distressing symptoms
and of en- fatal conyu The gums swell The child Is
seized with frequent its Of crying retchngs, starting IN e
puts ts nngfs into is mouth &c Sod by j. o. FAY, Sole
Agent ls6 fuoHs- damp SIore) Sun Building Ne.-foik
Price 80 cents JYiZ omeon
I'VE BALD-HEADED!"-Loo 10 your mar Is
i II falling turning grey! Ia there dandrn 10
the root, Try " WYETH's CREAM OF LILIES celebrated
for 40 years the establishment and growth Of the hair
prevents It's falling of turning grey, and unsqueled
fDr the toet-or real false curls " Ladies Try It
For sale by J. y. FAY 80 Fatocsre-! Lamp stofe)
Sin aiding. ". V. Prc-. - cen,s va N"@~'
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<ARPET FACTORIES for Sale or 10 LeL-The
l. Carpet Fsctones at Bergen, New Jersey within two
mile. from Jersey City containing 81 carpet looms, and all
necessary apparatus comp etc win dye houses, drying
houses, and FOR The wormen offered Tor sae
or to lei on accommodating terms For 1r-r iaftcuArs
apply A. no - 2ne.sL Ne'--Yofk.
y The establishment - low IN operation, and 10 sup
Piled every Necessary machine for naAins ingram car
r..,tny oftl. bs.t cu.iiuea s6
MUFFs. MUFfs:. MUFFs:.:--A hns assort-
lvI meut al fair prices, may be found al
J. b. BkEWSTEkS Hal Store, 10 Bowery,
81 2ws 0rsnd-st
GOOD LAMP White on Al 5 shdlngs per gallon, for
Va by WIN. WLST LIS Aadsou-N sls I'm
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PRINrING INK MANuFAoToRY.

PRINTING INK MANDATORY.
THE SUBSCRIBER mas recently Introduced steam pow
and improved machinery into his mandatory, w n'ch
enables INN furnish With superior
tcle Printers and merchants who may have orders for
PRIMERS Ink, will ind them promptly executed al moderate
prices and may assured Of being supplied with nk Of al
excellent gualy which for brancy and durability VI color
Tot sxcee II the country The subscriber manufactures
Ink OF various colos VIZ: red bise green &c Orders d.
recled his mandatory 80 Fronstre-t between Mont
gonery and GOuveReur streets East River through the
despatch post will be pIDciusy attended To- THIS paper
mas or several years past printed with nk from s
rnsnuf.rfnry- fisi Dts~ssn GRO. VIZ nEe-
DUUFINts, >HUTrEk, fue snd sns i,'n nI az
Ii .ub,cnbers Agents N-v-J,r-ey Iron Co VIII execute
orders for any Description Iron 10 pattern of Roofing
FlQee, Shn,-rs Doors, k6- go,
alt SHERMAN. ArWATER Gu cor Fulton Cun.
ID LOOMs.-ao Tons best Charcoal Blooms, jus, rc-
ID crlyvd 90 consignment, snd for sale oy
KEMEYS, BREESE 4 SAMPSON,
HRu IN Greenwich street.
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DiCu,s IMPROVED Potent sa.msncss s sa'e ~
h r. a,,er.yned on rclsses OF A. g. MARVIN, ISst We
Der r-e Que o, kich Patent Sssmsndef Sales o.
d. sixr winch W az "a No. - Exchange fsre
Tnu .tor. consumed n 10 great eonnssrsoo
% To- 80 VS. r.srp .rvn hfytwo hours soef
anu op.a.ns II 80 boc&s and p-ts ~s' IT, .,sss %
m, OF Inc tooSs wns psfched BY lhs extreme 49,
lsaxned) RICHARDS Chorn
New-Yofk, July 81, lS4h ...,xrv issi W. -
The above Sales for ais By 4 g. hAR'iN' i''s NJ
street
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n CUNNINGHAM's Horse LinimenL-Ihss Ian.
IN m.nt n.s sUneA siesi esiconsy 20 NE esls
IA C.n.I sud with all The principal livery siAb.ss
s,,.rsy cures cuts gaia, spssins, stfNne,
a1 ,u sones Dseks, and al manner VI braises %
:, .s n. hsrse One bvtLe VII last hosse year,
20 cure ali the rheumatism In The family Price 50 sas.
go 81. "a ia Eul,uu.sl so Inn
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Nix. II. q. sCHAFFEK'S Prvale


lOAKDING school. at New Fairfield Conn -
ID This School = accessible by many pleasant routes The
principal via Bridgeport, Norwsk and Harlem Rail
road and line of The location distinguished for
salubrty and heahiuness. The Academy and Boarding
House admirably arranged for the convenience happi
and health OF pupils The system Of instruction Is NOR
ough and practical embracing all the branches apperian-
r. 10 a comprehensive English and Classical educa0n--
Also Modem Languages preparing students for College,
ComerCa aud business operations The pupils are under
the Immediate ana sup.rnendence of the Principal,
who not only seduousy attends 10 their edu aon but
vgantly regards their personal habits Cleanliness polite
ness carriage and department The Winter term OF Il
weeks the 18th Of OF al 80 per term, H.
GLIDING Board aud Tuition. JESSE PECK, Principal
References -Mes-rs. Richard d. Cover, Wall-st New
Prck d D. 20 Mulb-rry-sl do; William Cumperson. loi
Pro-pecst Brooklyn John MAYOR. % Nasssus do 81 SIN
LRENCH n GERMAN CLAssEs.-G T. srRU-
l. We, late Professor OF Modern Languages IN Brown
uivrrsty forming classes IN the French and German
Languages Tho Robersonan system. al his rooms No
en- BROADWAY. Gentlemen enter their names al the
Book Store. OF Messrs Bartlett Wexford Roe Lock wood
Son 7. J. Crowen- Ladies wishing 70 form private
classes viii be waited their residence II required
SIS I'm
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IySeENCE OF COFFEE q 4 q now used In many
EIc,aes M Europe, The hfs tins insodnesd 70
Lie publc vi Ie Cniled Slsss by The manufactured
slsdeczk- This Essence u made Of The best aosluy o.
coffee cleaned and Eted, and by It's diuton WIN b1
cold u~r 10 the proportion u teaspoonfu " cup
Inc p.st OF coffee can lately be made, which w est
tam, recommend II ~ e patronage OF prysie and psonc
ass-aeepers steurs snip slewards us,s's, ga
tte public IN general For SAFE by h. D. HILL. NO.
Wai,r-sI: bunk.r x Co. Is Ms4denlsne; w. B. C0rwtn
SO broadwsy; " u. Gosbersef, corner CnamorIs cn'
Centre ..r lr Elfet. 1871 Csna-sl soJ 1891
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.n Ea1I EAsUIONs,-To hose who study econ.
Jill omy Ia. suLscnbes accordance WIN Nc uinrs Sc
r-daced bis superior Imlalon Ao.essln hsLs On w
elegant dress hsi Will compare sdvsntAxesesy VII
tls so,d 10 ms CITY al el0 an $50 Also consasnsAy
m.nulscturng fur and Sk Has, OF tn1 best qusiv' '
ns,rrn and al dc lowest city prices for cash
An s..openl Of W i've, corn Caps constantly % hand'
r. In suy instance does give pefist ssts.c-
-, -, ns uIly obtsnsd by siying nfoSinston " ~
suDscrber j. w. hLhA"~~'
aus SIN
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IRWIN & FOSTER, Commission and Forward
i Merchants, No. Cassillys Row. Cincinnati sis l.
MACHINERY NOTICE

MACHINERY OF every description Will be made to or
WI der by subscribers upon favorable terms
be be procured from any Machine Shop in the country Ap
pic atom may be made 10 James Weekss ESQ % John 81
New 10 the subscribers al Newburgh Ora &c Co
NY. JAMES y. STARRETT co. - I'm
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Nm CASKS pdms Thci Bog fos sslc, inqais. ~
lou N1 T. H0U0HTONs y years. ~ Ses''