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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

cTOi ~. -sHEpARD 4 co. having enlarged and
- perfected their assortment OF Stove, for the ra trade
both for wood and coal offer their friends and
toners unequaied variety Of economical and beautiful
patterns Srst among which stands The unryaed NOrs Pa
tent Hall Church and Office Stoves OF all sizes and the most
varied and beautiful patterns As these have been well test
ed would be almost useless say that they form the best
heating IN the world
sHEPARDs INTERPRETATIONS, for parlOrs OF cny sLe
the TASTEFUL clearly and economical paror stove ever
offered.
DR. Morris PATENT Sheet Iron Cylndrc Stove, for halls
rooms the cheapest powerful heating stove ever pro-
duced.
DRuMs statue tabular and plain for halls and rooms very
ornamental and economical hand and made TO order IN
great variety. Also, sugarloaf and two boiler stoves
for Liverpool Anthracite or wood
Box or Six plates Tor wood wood aud coal Paror iron
s h and Laundry SiOge', comprise larger assortment
for heating rurpos. than have offered 10 which
specially cal tie attention of our Southern and Western
customers.
Cook SroyEs-Dr. Nolrs celebrated wood Cook Stoves,
with two ovens roasting and baking better than any stove
IN the roasting ana baking does not Interfere WIN
hrOng boiling and f ing, - Is almost universally me case
These are especially adapted to the Southern market being
easily managed having Aues liable 70 be hed W II ashes
beng strong and durable
Six sizes OF four loier premium Cook stoves OF me most
approved pattern burning either wood or coal. very
chetp al wholesale retail Also, Cylinder Stove Cast
ing ynder Brick British Lustre tgennne) Fire Cement
Stove ornaments, Railing, Malabe ornaments Mica extra
szesl. Russia snd Lngish Holds Scoops Russ and Eng
sh Pipe Tin Tubes for floors and partitions Registers for
doors DOorkhOhs Hooks and Hinges, Stove Feet &c. for
the trade hoe- e and retail Also. for fOundres extra
y. B.-Competer. wOrkmen always furnished nj shoft
uoc, repair and put Stoves rst rate style Also
wornmen for backine Stoves and Grates. -
MOTIFS STOVE WAREHOUSE, ~ Water-st
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The Editor of the Detroit Express. who befriend-
- Mr. Green at Detroit. and did much 10 furnish
an with facilities for his public lectures now ex-
presses lack Of confidence in his integrity The
siScss sludes to several circumstances which seem
'Neasfed to awaken suspicion that he has been guilty
jug and among them this The y. Louis R,reill,
-snas published article which offended the Reform
'sme'er the latter asserted that Mr. Field one OF the
4's Of that paper. was a biaekl<s and hsi bis Office
me headquarters of gamblers and the Editor Of
az ne particular reqHes, Of Mr.. Green, wrote
'uee Tor bis own paper in reply to the in the
IN which The character Of Mr. Field was depicted
uus To this representation The Express says thai,
'e~n ssw the article before |, ever entered its col
md stated It's truth, and that he was prepared to
-, every particular. II appears that Mr.
s'es not bear the character given him By Green
~ Ae ia'er. having been cornercd on the subject al
wrote letter TO one Of the papers there in
'e al'eisims all knowledge of the article which the
sArms was written by his own particular ~
- An' read TO him before its publication We al
ia. 'Ae statements Of the Express without express
cs.'-.' opinion in the premises and shall await Mr.
oenis or explanation Of the facts
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THE FOOL OF THE 10TH CENTURY

n APP ETON co. Publish Saturday The
~. Fool of the Nineteenth Century snd Other Tsss by j.
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The Stories in this volume are graphically drawn and pre-
sent numerous airaciil which place them mmeasu sby
above the trashy novels which constantly issuing from
the pressthe declarations OF scenery character and Lsor
lcal events remarkable alFe for nervous simplicity
beauty o. conception, and v:gor Of imagination.
Mchelei's History Of France. No. s. History OF France
from the earies period the present time by NJ McLele
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So graphic 50 fese so dramatic historian As Niche
know where else TO look for The countries Ee
races OF men times pass wildly before yOu pc
ruse his animated pages where ind nothing II dlfse
ness or ieeyercy. It's mastery work aud The publish
ers doing the reading public service by producing
In so unexceptOnabe and cheap an addition" Tribune
Cyclopeia Of Receipts, No "a Cyclopeda OF Prach-
cal Receipts and Collateral Information IN the Arts Manu-
features and Trades, including Medicine Pharmacy and Do
nestle Economy, by Arnold }. Cooley Par, D. Price 2 C
plg
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MIl.LEk'>

INRANK MIlIEK'> LtaLlCr PftservailVe and " a.
ier-Proof OF Blacking.-l have made arrangement.
with the proprietor Of this valuable article, that hereafter
r,r .unrv Merchants shoe Dealers and Others
userufers whoesalr price, al my Steam Backing Ware
house, No l John--L
This Is article well worm ue sueaiion OF me p1ohc
ana which every individual wearing boots shoes will do
vel 10 use Il does give pplsh but peretr1es the
-ab-r rendering s0f, pa5e, Inp-ryO1s 10 waier and
much NOR, dursbe Gentenrn having their boots con.
sta,y polished VIII ind Il 10 heir Interest " make Of
hi. article as ID nee.d. bat occasional application, while
ny Steam Backing NAV De u--t aAy gising me pohsn
one veNr VITA drcc or using. IL L. think, destined
To be extensively u-ed-
y TIE univer-ally aiEnf ell Paste and Liquid Black
ng as u,us also BLACK arush and lax Of superor quality
steam Backing W srshorse No Johnst corner OF Broad
xsv % iineoi CHARLES LEE
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fine Uatehes ano JewfIrp.
cotn Ann sILyER WATCHES.


DICHARD FISHER JR- Waich Maker and Jsweief,
II IA prepared IA cell WATCHES stre'al lower than
any other House As he 10 constantly receivnf
al descriptions direct from the Manufacturers In Ensand
France and Stz-risrd he Is enabled 10 oner very se
as.or,rneut OF Gold Watches SIS 10 soS each Silver
Do from - 70 So esch-s wsrrsn-d TO Keep good uus,
or The money returned Also very good assortment Of
JEWELRY ard SILVER WARE very low.
y B.-Seccnd hand Watches and Old tJod and silver
taken m exchange bought for CASA watches, Socks
Music Boxes and Ie,ery repaired IN The best manner snd
warranted by experienced wursueu, as ow rs any otnri
House In his cry RICHARD FISHER Jr Importer of
Watches snd Jeweiry Wholesale e,t Retail No 81 Broad
way New YORK.. few doors sh0vr-the City hoslLsL
MAY hiNtAhp rtshr.h. ~.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Gold and Silver Dn.
"A pleN Patent Lever, Anchor Escspsmen, Lepne ana
in Europe which will ne WARRANTED perfect Time
keepers. 49,, g, -,
Do do do Gold Pencil [ a-es Cod rens
DO do do Thiribes. RIMS Pins, &c
DO do DO Bracelets. with Stones
Do DO do. Silver Forks, SPOONS, Ne
All the shove articles will be sold NJ the LOWEST PkiCES
sad warranted 10 be ecus the best Made IN he city
MOTT BROTHERS. Importers oi Fine W aieirs &c
No. Nassaus- opposite ne te-ioia hou.e
7. She above articles carefully REPAIRED snd war
rared by he most skfgl workmen IN the CITY, $50 0sy
MATCHES AND JEWELRN.-The subscribers
w invite The attention oi strangers and others 'suhs me
Civ their Watches and Jewelry, which 10
complete for the Fall Tsie.
Their selection of Watches embraces several very superior
ieke-peTs by the celebrated makers an are offered
% purchasers AZ unusually low prices
Rich Jeseelry ~ every description; Silver, Plsied and
Britannia Ware; Mantel Clocks. Fancy Goods, AZ.
Watches and CLOCKS cleaned AMI repaired 10y Np-fienct
workmes LOCKWOOD \ sCRlBNER.
-sos'f as' Pearl cor Of sulioo opposite T. : Hotel
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- The following letter from Bernard Graham.
Esq of this City is conclusive of the OF
the strange history of the Ivory Statue of Christ,
which we published some time ago. We learn that
this beautiful work of is drawing large numbers
of the lovers Of the curious and beautiful TO the
hibition at 247 Broadway.
SEPTEMBER 25th ls4J
C. Edrdrds Lester. Esq.--Sir was very glad my
late return 10 the United States to hear that you had
consented TO exhibit your wonderful statue of Christ
Amer seeing the artist who made IL number of times
and knowing all the facts of its history II still seems in
credible TO me- that poor and humble monk who had
never studied pracscd the art of sculpture should
under the guidance of his own genius and apparently a
divine impulse produced work which is regardcded by
all the artists and who it in Italy superior
to every other OF its kind in the wodoven in the City
of Genoa where Fra Nicolo wrought this statue it
regarded little less thsn miraculous isperiecty Ger
tain 10 my own know ledge that this statue cut by
monk who had education in the art sciences, and
who had before made any work of art whatever
When II wins first exhibited in the Academy OF Arts at
Genoa il visited by thousands with asonis hmeni-
fer these facts were inconirovertible To all.
There seems to have been but opinion on the in
finite superiority of this Christ any other known 10
exist both in eize and workmanship. am glad you re-
fused any price whatever for that it might be brought
10 country and exert powerful influence
the popular Misunderstanding the taste for the fine
and exaling conceptions of the beauty and ma
jcsty of the divine form.
am, sir, with great consideration,
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ON SATURDAY

ON SATURDAY
xyTILL BIZ PUBLISHED. by Wiley Putnam, l6l
w Broadway. Table Talk Opinions "a Books, Men and
Thnrs. BIZ lillian H.zlut Second ssnes-Pari Ist; be-
ing No . of their Library Of Choice Reading vol beau
ufuIv printed in large, clear type. - cents.
AND On WEDNESDAY SENT,
wsnderings Of Pilgrim under the Shallow Of Mont
Blanr b George B. Cheever. D. vol beautifully pr
81 being No OF their Library Of American Books ~ cts
LATELY PUBLISHED.
The Wigwsm and the Cabin, by w. q Simns n cents.
Big Ab-l and Lille Manhattan, by c. Mathews. p
Bubbles from the Bmnnen, by >iT +. Head s.
ESSAYS Of Ella By Charles Lsnb, parts. each 81.
Ceuil. and Character OF Burns, 10y Prof Wilson. So
Tie Crock OF Gold, by NJ +. Upper. -.
Vesfges ofihe Natural History Of Creation. 81 ed Is
Travels 10 North America, by c. Lys, ID edition Sl,7S
Cheever's Lectures on Bunysn cheap edition, : -
IN PERSONALLY READY.
Basil MOntagu's Selections from Taylor, South Barrow,
&c. &c.
Lambs Specimens of the English Dramatic Poets.
HAzitt's Lectures The Comic Writers.
Bedford. Italy, Spain, Portugal, &c.
The LIE Of Burns, by j. g. LOckharf.
Two new works By Tuaper, snthor the Crock OF Gold
The POeiicsl Works Of Prot Wilson. o3
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CHEAP MUSIC CHEAP MUSIC (,

vJ,HE CELLARIUS WALTZ. and Ma7ourka QnadrDe.
Il bv Cooe: and GOver- London Polka QuHdrllles are
lust published by r. FEKRETT Co. in their usual style u
elegance with an illuminated uue page Price Of The whole
only p cents.
Love Not by Hon Mrs. norton for CT eta.
Four sets OF Ouadulle-. for - cts
Songs OF the Campaign. Tie Widow Malone, and sew
en- other capital songs from Charles Maey. for p cts
Also six Of Russeils best songs, price > cts.
Flowers of Melody containing ten popular songs and BAL
lads, price . cts.
T.. 7. Co. constantly issuing extensive assort.
Of choice and elegant music, al one third The usual
price oil i-tf r. FERRET ACO 81 Broadway.
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GEO II WILLIAMS.

a. EXCHANGE PLACE, IS doors East q william
street, invites his old customers, and Merchants gen.
orally, 20 examine hs socs OF Back, Blue Black, and
Co.ored Silks and satin- Neiysts BOmbazaes, Apaccas
Nous De LANES, Cashmeres. Reps Fine Oi> nam. and
other Dress Goods White Canbncs, Musins, and Dmi-
ue- 81 10 81 Laces Thread, Lse Embroidered JscOnei
and swiss Trimmings Embroidered Collars. aud Chim-
settles; Green Gsuze, Barege and Lace Wells Tsf sain
and Velvet Ribbons Cap an Bonnet bibbons, Wool,
Worsted. SILK and Brocte Shawis Dress Htkfs, Gloves
Sewing silks Goods for Thread and Needle Stores Cen
tenen's Rich Scaris, Crsvsis. Stocks and Ties, &c
81 oGisf
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DURNED DI-TRICT.-Hydr41hc Lime should be
ID a..si m rerrrcfinr hr.e building because forms
strong bond thry days, Is Thomasion Lame IN years
II Wiz be delivered for cts eask less, and the eAsk
contain. 81 he or ~ per cent more linn
ts The production OF our own State and can he delivered
frrsh from the kllns and vessels wanted
HART SMITH, Agents, ~ Maiden,Lane
,v8isv Lame Yard ~ WestsL
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GLEANINGS FROM

4 GATHERED HARVEST, by NJ NJ. Noah. Price 50
"A cents c. WELLS, Publisher. 50 Gold st.
We the assertion that thereis no work eNan OF
sterling merit than the above AVID hs advice with
which the took abounds generally followed, most OF
the domestic caIames and which aiici man.
L A nof,Id h.fr
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pRoWNsoN,s QUARTERLY REVIEW

CONTENTS ofihe October No-I. Trsnscendenialisn
- H. Professor Park against Caihocity; Ill C-thoicty
necessary Democracy; " Native American Ciyiity
Y. Literary Notices and Criticisms. Published by
o32t CHAS. $. FRANCIS 4 co. 252 Broadway
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Books.
COME ONE COME ALL

COME ONE COME ALL,
ITO w H. GRAHAM's Cheap Literary Depot Tribune
i Buildings. Sa.sau-sl Jgsi received,
Penny Magazine No. y, price p centA
Martins Bitie, No. 10, - cents.
OiHsloran'. Ireland Nos. II and y, . cents.
Eleven airs for lie hgis from Fra DiavoO. ~ cents
snakspeare'. Merry Tsl-s queer work, . cents.
Young Msn. Mentor BIZ entrance into life ?. cents
Wandering Jew, vols and ?, complete, Winchesier's
edition 81; Hsrpert - cents-
Living Age No 20. u. cents
TIE Southern Belle by J. H. IngrshsM. i2t cents
Agent. supplied Al tie lowest u hoie.a!e prices
- ". n. GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings.
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THE NEW AND MAGNIFICENT STEAMBOAT HEN
pRlcK HUDSON has been the subject of week <
talk and newspaper comment dividing the public
sn,ion with the Mac kenze's Book and furnishing
the details much clearly and pleasant objects OF
contemplation. This fine steamboat, is to be seen on the
ver discovered by the renowned navigator whose name
she bears to our Dutch Metropolis the City of Albany
see "BurIrRs Analogy famed for its adaptation for the
circulation Of the notes of that estimabe but unioriu
nate institution. the Washington and Warren Bank
and also cmineniy favored by the regular minstraton
of preached gospel
Ills really delightful to for hour or two away
from the foul particulars OF the political crimes which
have dsgaced and ensaved New York To enjoy the ev
ence furnished in this splendid structure that in the
employment Of capital in useful and ornamental art
OUT City and State are least eminent in the art
POLITICAL The biggest political rogues aud the biggest
steamboats, are yet furnished To the world by the En-
Rr City"
There has been an immense expenditure Of money on
he Hendrick Hudson for the public accommodation ;
md we cannot review the rich details of her consiruc
ion, equipment and ornament, without a hearty wish
Asi this vast outlay may be well repaid by fair pro-
portion Of public favor. II is evident thai not only in
sng,h snd breadth, but in elegance convenience and
Injurious style Of finish and furniture she caps the
climax Of the steamboat construction. for the present
moment but who know show she be left behind
sH Inferior work by the rapidly succeeding inventions
an eyerimproying age. like score OF antquatcd
ss which have been each in its day the wonder and
7rde OF our magnificent inland waters In speed she
ennot be exceled by any thing hitherto constructed if
here any thing the nicely calculated arrangements
"a mechanic ART which has yet been ioiled Her
asrsa accommodations worthy ofs praise securi'
b. comfort and tasteful enjoyment have been provided
br. In manner worthy Of more praise than we have
room 10 give Hundreds of industrious aborers. male
sud female have had useful and profitable employment
preparing the and her costly furniture and up
aos'ey for the public accommodation. The most critical
ooser'eresn point to deficiency and no other steamer
Possesses excellence whice she does not posses
psss To Nessrs Abrm. Van Ssnivoord, NJ o. Roberts
and John Kechsm the public indebted for the design
and construction OF this noble vessel She is the
property Of the Peoples line" and will make her first
~P~ Albany on Saturday evening 4th inst. The fitting
" ana furnishing this has been left entirely with
NJ isaac Newton and Join with the Albany Evening
'02ma IN opinion that the owners have selected gen
Of great taste and experience in such matters and
fully justify all the praise he has received from
The press
"ehetd not say that the command will be all that's
'asoe under Capt CRirrENDrN. late of the Roches
" hs gallant services in saving the lives OF the pas
"'ser' BY The Swallow will not soon be forgotten.
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INTERESTING WORKS.

DILIGENTLY PUBLISHED and for sale by BURGESS
IlSTRINGER Co ~ Broadway, corner Annst and
booksellers. generally, in this City.
The Colegians Novel, by the author OF Tales OF the
Five Senses. Pnce p cents.
The Novlsns, novel, by the author OF Tales of the
O'Hara Family. p cenis
Philip Augustus or Brothers in Arms by c. p r. James,
author Of Mary OF Burgundy Richeeu, &C Cheap edi-
lion p cents % 81
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NIL DEsrEIiANDIM: may no,

NIL DESPERATELY ". may no" eAclam all those
/ afflicted with Coo CHS, Colds Ashmas Consumption;
for cure has found IN The Nonpare Basam and Aux
Hilary Pills The Bal am very pleasant and immed iaiey
alays all irrsa0n In the Broncha and P.uera The Pills
or in the yscera.
Asts lhen all those who have need 10 try H. for 10 trial
he. conviction; and three days experience Of marvellous
qualities, will prove rs superiority 10 all other cough med
cins-
Prepared and sold by the Proprietor No % Banks and
Al DR. Fowler- nats Dr. Harl corner OF Broadway and
Chamhers-s NeY York. and at Green's Book Store No %.
Furon-si Brooklyn.
Pnce OF the Ba-em dollar per bottle, aud the Pills .
cants a box sZ3 2Weodis'
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~ The Detroit EGprsss complains OF rregu
srity in the arrival of the Eastern Mail in that city lift
will al I'd our contemporary any consolation we as
sure him that the rule OF irregusry works both ways
for example yesterday morning oct ls received the
Detroit papers of Sept Esd 24h 18th and 9th those Of
the Goth have YET arrived This is by means an
unusual occurrence Where is the fault
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am, sir, with great consideration
BERNARD GRAHAM, No. 20 Greenwich-st.

ASoLEMvOUEsTIoS.-Th Oh arleston Mercury
introduces pungent dairibe on some rather shah
by offences of the Washington Union thus
I'VE trust It viii be shown speedily on some respect
able authority that the Editor Of the Administration Or
gan At Washington is only temporarily not permanently
out of his wits. We have read of his late papers
especially that of Wednesday with amazement Such
pofher and confusion, and blind rage and unspeaka5le
nonsense Are these things to continue I"
Alas we only echo the solemn interroga,ory
ofthe Mercury" Are these things to continue ~
We rayiher guess they as, bat-Nous Teyrons
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WI Ink.-JAN5ES BELL, 1853 Nassau-st New-York,
A.enis o.r above superior Inks put up In soies vi va
nOus Sizes and dealers al the manufacturers
price, which Is low usually paid for an inerlor ar
iic.e.
BLACK WRIrISG ISX-Tms Ink has stood the test of
twenty-five yers experience IN the United States and du-
ring this has been snty increasing In public s'or
and patronage until has become the leading article Of the
kind IN the country IL Is thin, uniform iuid flows freely
from the pen and viii mould under any circumstances
Its coloris rc, beautiful and permanent black; and Is
adapted TO both steel sud Quill pens.
EXTk. FINE RID iNgThi- Ink Is recommended for it,
superior bnsncy Of color and i warranted not 10 fade by
exposure long keeping Those who wisha good article,
are desired 10 give this trial
COPYING ISg-Wrting executed with this lax can be
copied by The copying press and impression obtained as
distinct AMI perfect the original. 1t combines all the
properties OF the black writing INK and warranted equal
IN any i'm ported. els lnsodi-
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r. Letter from T. j. WinchcII, Esq.-NEW-
YORK. Juyl l885Ceuemen erl anxious 10 press my
grsudelo you, only oT myself but IN behalf Of my
hends for the great effected by invaluable
edy. about three months since attacked by violent
cold IN and throat bacRme las may sayl speech
lees for hal voice After trying various remedies
without success, induced 10 your Cough Candy
by eminent physician, ana IN tso three days was en-
aDlcd resume my Rvocatons. Many friends by my 40
vice. in the ike Affections have ried the remedy. and
invariably with the happy and extraordinary results
presume you do require my humble evidence To add to
your ,sy acquired fame but the hope msy reach
double there be any his laie date subscribe myself
Yours very respectfully, I'll WINCHELL.
Messrs. PsAsE L Sons, - Diyision-sL
Sold wholesale and retail al IS Divisiou-si; 10 Asor
House; It's Grsndst; Brigham Isl Broadway, Wilson SIC
hudsonsi; Wan. l25 Fultop-st. Miller II avenue lSs
fuion-s, Brooklyn and 25I Broad St Newark, n j.
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90 correspondent from Cincinnati complains
s., eee'sary delay in forwarding goods and psssen
w. tween Toledo and that city on the Miami Canal
,eos That this i' no, hsbitual Promp,ncss and at
psHoss = ~ ''''' oS'1'
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<,aRYgT FACTORIES for Sale 10 LeL-The
u Carpet Fscfones al Bergen, New Jersey, within two
miles from Jcrrey Cy, containing - carpet looms, and All
ecessary spparatns comp etc, with dye houses, drying
houses and tenees for ~orkmen, offered for sale
or 1T accommodating terms For further particulars
Apply a. sO. g finc--- NeS.YOrK
.Brh- establishment :. operation, ss4 10 sup
Piled IN every usce-ssry naci3e for making ingram car
pering ofite best qualities. sS