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ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.


rV,HE Atlantic Uhe Lead Company have now completed
their Morks aud ready execute orders Tor pure
he Lead bogh dry and ground IN OIL To almost any ex-
may be wanted. The Company hsve spared no
expense IN the OF the WORKS which would tend, IN
the degree % the improvement VI the Lead, having
avaed themselves vi every modern improvement Tor that
purpose ar
Beng well aware, from our long familiarity with the dii-
erent Leads sold market that by lar Inc greater por
ton sold such has been, and st l., greatly edlerard
win b,tes article OF mineral production mlcn heavier
than lesa AID m lise possessing 10 virtue OF any
pigment whatever, u being, when mixed with oil, almost
transparent, and TACT having nothing but lis SPECIFIC
KIT recommend i, the Trustees OF the Allan &c While
Lead Company have passed, unanimously, The following
resolution. VIZ:
Reolued That In view Of manufacturing only prime
arucle the Atlantic White Lead Company viii maze but
Que qua ny vi White Lead, both cfy aud ground IN OIL
mai ~ be a strictly NJ genuine arc.e, and perfectly
FREE sDy adleratlOn ~nztegrr, winch The Company
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Purchasers therefore, may BE- well assured tnzi every
dependence may placed the PUTTY II every pound VI
Wine Lead Manufactured znd sold b. Company, winch
pureuess vii Oly tend 10 he grsa er dura0y OF me
PANT bar D he found much m-re economical ia is use,
te most common description " pauuns, OWING 10
the body covering quality II possesses, nerroy giving
better nui-h With Ony Two cO-ts, than NE adaersed
white would three vi which every painter VA
nrar H...re-
Having appointed general Agents for the Company,
orders rhJlL be cirected ~ Peafs corner Of
pe-sman % ls~4S POLLEN COLUAIE.
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Drp Sooos.
FALL GOODS, NEW AND CHE.

FALL GOODS, NEW AND CHEAP.
John Hall, 81 Csthernest
OFFERS o splendid assortment OF Dry Goodsst very
~ prices and Is confident that no reasonable person
can leave BIS store dissatisfied.
The following In addition 10 numerous others have Just
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call and examine his stock vi Goods before purchasing
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SHAWLS.
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MEMS YOUTHS, ANp CHILpREN,s

IL Iloihing.-Geo. A H0yi CO. No - bo~ery,
treE bayad-tl Keep constantly on hand very Hse AZ
soTtment OF ready made Co,hng adapted 10 Heus youA
ana cludren's wear up fashionable sly aud winch
they viii sell either Wholesale Tell fsr cash a. great
iy reduced prices.
Garuens made to order the very be.. style Al very
short noIcs AID with prrcusi,y o45 lnis'
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Mormon AfTAGRs.-Ihe military lOrce stationed
in Hancock county. is under the command OF Col
VIM b. Warren. of Jacksonville, Illinois. Col
Warren seems to have been successful in capturing
two Mormon thieves and finding the property in
their possession in Nauvoo The Quincy Wing
furnishes the following facts, and subIons an aibda-
vii TO all the material points made by Thomas j.
Taylor:
The house of Harrison Crawford Of Hancock, was
robbed on Friday night the Sd inst of everything con
tanned Information Of this robbery coming To the ears
Of Cen Hardin he despatched posse Of twenty men 10
recover the property and possible 10 the thieves
Gel Warren and his posse arrived in NauvoO about noon
on Tuesday the 7h and Immediately searched the house
a a Mormon brother Daniel Smith and found there va
ous items Of property identified by Mr. Crawford his
own they then searched the house Of one Walton anOth
or Saint where more Of Crawiords property was dis
covered-irom thence they went 10 the house OF brother
BENJAMIN Gardner where they found bed bedding har
ness gun honey jugs OF vinegar &c all identhed
as the property OF said Harrison Crawford While they
were searching the Last house of the robbers sprung
through window and made tracks for the centre OF the
city. Col Warrens posse pursued, and alter running
ihs robbers down secured them. They (he prsoners)
taken to Carthage and placed in Ia-ther names
are Smith and Gardner
Noofka or Tancourr Island, the northwest coast OF
North America have il from good authority, Is 10 be
the final destination and home Of the Mormon people
This Island is about 300 miles long, and from 10 TO 100 IN
width II is separated from the main land by long
narrow straight and lies between the 47th 4sth and
5ls d degrees of north latitude extending along the
coast in a northwest direction. The boundary line be-
tween the American and British possessions in the north
west will probably pass across the Island. The English,
we believe have one or trading posts the Island
but for the part ii is inhabited by Indians, OF not
wsrlikc disposition.
We understand from the same authority, that com
panes are rapidly organizing Nauvoo for aneary start
nihe Spring The church authorities and Leading men
will 60 IN very large company, and without doubt
The remainder will follow
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Boston Aurtlon Sales.

DYT. r. 4 .. RICH, - and 81 Brcsdsusst Doe
Dec ON WEDNESDAY, Oct ~
LsAraSR SKINS, kc2ee sides cole leather and upper
iu rough
1000 siies wax and hip leather
40 dos- cslfskins finished and In the rough.
SO do Innings and bndlngs and other articles \ -
line. -
WEDNESDAY, Nov. IL
Doors sHoIs AND BRoeAsa-5o casss Boots, Shoes nd
BrosanH
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THE NEW BRIGHTt

FNHE My BRIGHTON tUlegla- SclOOI VII
i commence it, Lext session MONDAY, Nov. J. This
school pOsse,-e facilities and advantages superior 70
other by ia proximity New York. is heatulu suaOn
il ease OF access by hourly steamers, and it, elevated
standard of education. The school situated the nights
New ghon. within miles OF New ORR, and occu
pies the ant chateau Brothers Joseph, and ad
nrsb adapted the limited number Of Us pupils. All
the branches OF ordinary English Education, the Classics
and Mathematics, extended through iul College course
are here ghi the French, Spanish, German and
Italian languages All the teachers reside in ne iaIny and
the most parental supervision had the pupils For
catalogues and ull information apply the otce Of the
school, 81 Broadway n. Y Of John ST. where the
Pnncipa. eau be seen daily.
on W.. GEO L. LIE ROW, A. NJ Principal
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~ Learn 10 Write WelI.-Mr. WlNIEKrON IN
forms ne ubic Thai L. open day ald even
ing Instruction OF pups IN Ills el-s.h A-a much -
,n,I .y.irIn of Wulns a. No. 81 Broadway, Ofanne
B.a.dns eieu.-ueu's leases a. T. and r. III Ladies
hours from n 10 J. PnvAle lessons % desired NAsses IN
single All double Entry BooAkee ing every evening rom
lie o. .~ls'
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The Wing Almanac for 1916.
This useful Annual Register viii be ready In few srs
Agents. Nerch,rs aad others will obse u BY sending on
,hesr orders Is early as possible.
u -.

This useful Annual Register Will be ready in few days
Agents. Nerch,r;s, aai others will obse "a by sending on
,h.sr orders Is early as possible.
CONTENTS
Astronomical Calculations EcHpses Calendar, for each
month and FOR every sas 70 the Union and Anecdotes
Executive and Cabinet o5cers OF the L. : Government
senate Of TIE L. 5. Members from each s,ae with heir
pdrncs.
Member. Of Congress from each State with their politics
TIE TanH ou-.toa-An Editorial written erpres. for the
wig ..manac.
The Postage Reforn-Absirse, Of tue New Postage Law
TIE Necessity for Protection.
American Rs.lroai.-Nunlber Of Miles n each State
Cost and Ileoue.
Estimate. OF Crops IN the FRA State.
Map OF Oresoa-Engrsved eE -re.sy for he Wing A.
man.e.
oregon-OurR.sh.fli Northwestern Boundary. very
able article IN which this whole subsc. Is discussed with
csndsr and ability.
Texas-Whai Constitutes Te1as-Iis Western Boundary
Extracts from Senator Benton. Speech
Map OF Texa. engraved expressly the Wig An,nAc
The Boundaries OF tie United States Treaty between he
United state. sni Great Bnial-Tres,y Of Paris IFS
Jaws Treaty l7si-5-LouAna Treaty with France 1906
Treaty Of Client lsi4Conveuiion Of London lsls-Fior
ia Treaty with SPAIN lsls-rreay Of Boundary with
Mexico Ie2s-Bounisry Treaty with Russia. ls2i-Norih
Eastern Boundary Asaburon Treaty 1872 These Trea
ties viii be found interesting and useful
Joint Resolutions for AnneNng Texas 10 the United
States.
Governor. Of States and Observation-Disclosures their
Terms Of Offce aRd Salaries.
Election Reiurns-M4ine, Vermont, Connecticut Rhode
Island NewYork City, North Carolina, Alabama Tennes
see Kentucky. Indiana, Iowa, Georgia AMI Chic
Popular Vote for President 1874
Times Of Holding Elections
Word to our Friends-sn Editorial rem the Publishers
II We think this Almanac Will be found equal In all re-
specis 70 any Of is predecessors
~ Price ~ per copy, 81 per dozen. = per leo
All orders be accompanied with the cash For sale by
most Booksellers and Country Merchants in the United
states GREELEY McELRATH.
o24 DW1sWGTCn Trhnne Buildings, New-York.
IT 4. &. Barry, Arist IN Hair, No. 1t6
Broad wigs ami Scaps upon tho Nerrsting and Cos
samer svsiem Toupees, Pials, Bands Seams and Cur.
cheaper than any other house VI The city
oinanuaci Ifed rem ladies' andgeotemens hair Neck
lace- Bracelets Watch Guards Rings, Flowers. Earrings
~ L. Of line
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Watlbss, Jemelrp, &r.

ZINE WATCHES, J-weiry, Silver Ware, &c E
l. 8 ;. Rockwell No. flJ Broadway, few doors SCUM
OF Canast have gOoI OF nne Oold and SILVER
DnpIex Lever L. pine and other Watches, hich
they first ume-keepers, and sell al very 10"
prices. -, ,, -
Silver Ware VI every description.
Watches and ClOc2s VI every description, carefully re-
pa red by ssiul and ~ peri.nred ~OfsDcD. O24 3s'
4 ,,,i,.s AND -ILtLI6 WAllnE5 fe-aic1 ~
" y hOe.se prices ny I. Wuiston, dealer In watches
NO. Counlaad-sre-, up stairs, corner Broadway.
All watches sod TINS zDsnnent warranted ~ per-
form we Or money refunded aicnes Clocks musical
evelfy repaired 10 The oesI a. the lowest
prices Arrangements have been made with M VIM. A.
ltsInole whose reputation pscr 10
sd hagng saxed for zine years lns cessors
Europe enables nm ~ repair ths most
complicated that Ds produced.
Trste WORK promptly done on reasonable terms
j. + WILLI5TON
suyUis No. / CourLand-sL up stairs.
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miscellaneous.

NroTiCE-Ib- undersigned has his day Withdrawn
! Y nom l.. nria OF ENELANO, BOW IN, bROWEK X
70 hat AaLuarufrfs, AM h, connection Win SAID hfin
Is dissolved Win lie consent VI Al ne members o Ne arm
ISAIAH kEELAND
Seu-Yors, October p, l3i1 o. q
NIAssIC FALLS BATT>-ljo0 bale. med i'm add
vi hae qsaue- tor -als by NEshirh CO. 81 rils-st
IpLAIN- ANUI>EK-Ef- -lOo pac.agr- bsllinOIe
4 hrr-.,s and Concord RIVER Coventry Palns-fusl
received For sale by NEsMIIh co ~ rine-sL o.
lime BIEAss,tD CUOD>-sp case, 81 y AID
L y iocl tie b.eacntd C0sions For .ae BY NL>MlIh
a CO 81 f4ne-s- 80
I,IREBRICKs,T iles, &c -Fre Brick. OF AL shapes
,~i 10 nc br-l III 30r.sa Furnace Bocz-, Bars aid
sab. oven fe-uhou.e zld Otner Tee. Craze an stov-
mag FIRE ca, Fire il1rl8r, TIE largest
assortment M The cy. FOR sav a. l- sa-arl acrr WOrss,
- Can4On-sL G. J.
IyNyEI,Pt. Tor eglrfs ana note. OF vaOus .z-s aud
Il laay A. l0~ pr cr- tin Letter AMI Cap PsP-r ruled
- Account nOok. AMI stationary Of every d-scnp-
Lon :. ~no.esa.s an re'-4 FRANCIS L0J ,REL,
81 Maauiae.anag sta-olefs, y Aatea-lale
4 UE-->w,cis4L eecte- VI rne size au4 perfect
IL " av.ly ally on hand and Tor sac b the hun
dfed Or eOzsu, " app 81 -
DAVID SANDS GO Chemists aud APoihecare.,
% y EasI broadway, cor MAiAei.t
ID y arraniea pure-fof sac ~ DAVID SANDS @
shS.,.r. Prescriptions aud Family Recipes carefully
and .aruurcally PREPARED D. competent person al AL
Sgs.sr e.n Iecre. constantly On hsnd-icr sale
or applied BY CON- etsEi person q a. aoir- 90
NtW uILI.tD Blc4 h-at-NyaLy ara c4Ielaliy
fr - ppug Il barrels LaYss quarters, shils
~ b0r-. $50 IN sg- Of - snd - lh- n
mi bv CROMWELL bIRDSALL,
% iniss successor. ~ hOA O"en. - rfou.-st
.nn CI.h- NorrlsgoVn sna Pn.u.x Cal Nails,
lOUU 81 assorted, for sac ~ JAS. y. OLNEY,
n Mest-s,-
NIIILVILLE PIG Irons lone NJ. OF his
wi v-ry .urrrlor chAi coal osliry Iron tor sale by
oI- "a: JAS. y. OLNEY, - Wes-sL
CARTsHERRIE PIG IRON.l5e tons NJ; /. iOr
" IS by JAS. N. oLNEY n Wsstst OIL u
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CRIME OF DEEPER DYE DOES NOT EXIST.

CRIME or DEEPER DYE DOES NOT EXIST,
- sor injury 10 man % - great extent than the
a.mrfs 10 --a1 peop- from he extraordinary powers
10 spbdpe -esse found Only m DALLsYs MAGICAL PsIS
EXTRACTION By such wicsedne--, LIE, sight. limb and
baau,v vii be lost o thousands, ald happy viii b. The
father " 10 only the great true Master Of pain H.
DAILY written only on he genuine. General Depot
for lie 50 OF Tue above Saive, ~ Fucnst Sun Build
ing. y Y. o&o WIS
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~
Gentleman informed thai New Evening Class WI.
commence in November Also, Morning Clas. for Ladies.
Persons DESTROYS Of joining either Of these classes are re-
ouesied 10 ca ami leave their names
Madame Duraud invites those who would be acquainted
with her fathers nducuve and practical system TO cal aud
witness the Evening Class which commenced IN October
Residence IS Waker-sL OF lwis'
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HUMBLE RT'S

IT, Established la 1919, for the Treatment OF
Disease by fiectrIcity.-k Iectncity i vauanio
auxiliary remedy n ali forms oi diseased act a. Properly
applied 10 prompt snd efficient n the cure of Acute ana
Chronic Rheumatism Govt. Nervous Headache general Or
martial Debility suppression retention % The Merses
Cutareous RrlguOns, Inflammation Of the Eye or Ear
pam IN the sd-, Back Limbs, Muscular Contracnons
Swengs and other similar dl-ea.e--arresins. generally
in few DAYS The accommodating misery Of months or years
after all the other Of medical sr have been ied
and abandoned In des pair Dr. that the successful
treatment II disease BY Electricity for @ years in ih- cry
enables him to dispense altogether with public testimonials
or references Tie may be consulted by those unacquanied
with the remedial uses Of Electricity u-ua, gatOu.y
daily from 4 81 iO8 F. ~ The very poor attended to
gratis between the hours OF and L. VI.
Dr.. 4. c. BUMBERT, Medical Electrician,
o2 SIN Western Once No n Suivan-sL near Spring.
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~ Francis 4. Treadwell. Counselor a. Law, Inns
of Cont No y Beekuia--L N- orb Will pracuce % Tie
contact Nr~-lor AID 10 DISTINCT Cifcuu anG So
pr-n- Cort. OF tie United safes Residence, br5oh w.
XIV o.5 Su.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27

MOUSELlN DE LANES.
TINS Day at 10 O'Clock precisely,
At Abraham Bankers ,I3j spring.st.
1Sn0 YARDS OF rich Mouselin de Laioes worth 70 at
ICUU Is Sd per yard. ~ . yards OF rich Cashmeres
At 2s Cd per yard Great bargains Is Cashmere
Sbaws OF II
NEW FALL AND WINTER Dry Goods-The
NsuDscrber respectfully informs his friends aud The public
that ne sonunues on his own account 10 offer m sssort,
nent Of Dry Goods whole-ae retail, the old estab
sh-d stand ISL William, corner Of Ann-s', having pur
chased his late partners, the Messs Bossngs, their
interest In the business
Heis prepared offer great Inducements as 10 pces
Amongst his may be found great variety OF fashion
ab goods ladies, dresses Rogers patent real Welsh
and other Fsnn-s; Cloths and Casscres to which the
OF gentlemen wishing 10 economLe IN their ward
robes Invited Gloves and Hosiery Laces, Emoroderies
Edgngs and lnseriings sc &C. A,O. Linen and Cotton
sheengs and snirng Blankets Quilts, Table Diaper and
other cloths, Napkins 1owsling, SC. &c
received lot VI those very superior Siirung
Linens which been msch approved, being heavy
round Unreal, ami entirely uIdressed
PARTICULAR attention ~" BE- gwen TO keep his assortment
Of Hou-ek epin Dry Goods complete. Also 70 tho smaller
articles daily needed IN families.
o.0 l.w3si. ALFRED BABER
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ry- French Languase.-Mane.ca'.o Oral system.

IT Two Good Spectacle Makers wanted In Newark,
~ J. Advertisement In another pisce. OF us
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MARRIED .

On the 25th inst. by Rev. Dr Tying. Mr., JAMES AR
DERN to Miss ELLEN WOOD, both OF Providence. K J.
Al Li,chfeld Hcrkimer Co ID inst. Benjamin Dens
low Revolutionary soldier, of Cherry Valley. TO Mrs
Eunice Owen.
At Utica 7th Giles II. i. Van Horn TO Margaret L.
Smith
MPhisdelpha, 93d s Weir Roosevelt of this city TO
Mary West
MNewark N. J. odd Richard Norris, OF this city, to
Mary A. Ward
MPoughkeepse, 23d, Russell Livingston 10 Louisa b.
Fnday. Of Montreal
Near Catskl l3h F. l.. Andrews Of this city TO Han
nab l. Baldwin.
On the 23d according to the manner of the Society OF
Friends Saunders Coates of Mobile 10 Rebecca II Bel
On the 23d by Rev DR.. Knox, Rev Philip NJ. Brett to
Maria frsuse Of st. Crox.
At Saratoga 2ith ut Rev. Augustus Pomeroy, OF Ere
tons TO Mrs Margaret Hawley
Al Fredonia 18Th inst James II. Reynolds to Louisa
Derby
Al CASTLE n. Y lst Abram A. Wing 70 Ruhsmer Sher-
man. Of Rhode Island 18TH Thomas Sherman, of Rhode
Island TO Amanda Herington.
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DIED

On Sunday morning Oct Goth ALFRED. infan, son OF
James aud Mary BarcmOrc aged months.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
sec,fuy invited attend the funeral this Monday At
iernoon. at4 o'clock precisely at 2si Fourthsi
Al Monticello " Y on Friday, cath inst. Of consump
non WILLIAM h HAMMOND aged p.
On the oath Sarah Ann wife Of Nathan 4. Whitfield
aged %.
On the sd VIM Philip Boss
On The sd Mrs Justina Murtaugh. -.
On the 2id Mary G. wife Of James Swanton
Al Detroit Rev James Cochrane graduate OF the
University OF Glasgow
MNe~port T. Peter Purcell, seaman, Of NcwYork
sged 50
On The sd. John w. Flynn. aged 10
On the 23d. MarmaduSc II. White artist Sc
Un the I'D. Mrs. Sarah A. wife Geo McGsry, IS.
On the oh. VIM W. Boslwick 40
" AT Corpus Christi Texas, Goth ult. Lieut. James o.
hsndy. l. ;. Army ~
MWa'ertown, llth, Mrs Nancy NJ Massey 80