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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23
Court Tn, Day.

COMMON PLEAs-Part J. before Judge lngrahsni-Nos.
lO3 81 l05 lO7 lOa III ll3 us III, oil. Part before
Judge ushocser in the Board Of Assistant Aldermens
roon-Nos - So Sc 90. 6s. a. 20, 10, Is, T. y "a
50, -
CIRCUIT Corsr-Same As yesterdak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

~ The Loco Focos OF Herkimer Co have sp.
pointed delegates to the 4ih District Senatorial Con.
vention favorable to Col Young This gives him a
majority in that Convention. and Of course his nom
ton 10 placed beyond doubt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

ss>ps's sssssrAxLLA-RosseAa vel remarks "a, a q.
more honorable Tor nsn 20 maze discovery prs--
20 msnk nd han % have sufcftclk srusrl ~ N ,.--
branctes 0i All and scence- setting aside me honor
certainly dcsfl'.e or he good of he human race ~ .
enrliring mind should direct rs cncfg-s % ore 49, -
class Of objects Instead u tfusng ,tem over -.
ieid Of oosrrya.0u A. nlus,lsron nav os'rl -
Ssniss Safs-plriis The root cX~rua,y ssefrs l.-sy
worth digging ron. he earth ysi By series % -iref 81
2sflmenls Ia concentrating - qualities, al adapting Der
10 a. alon ID the sliGs kh.ch uo4s.t a.i ..-
human lie the Nessrs Sards have eiei IN v~ =
he ord preparation. Which. br,.si By Pfcvller-e
scknow .ec gr4 and irfaiic fcnedy Tor a lcr1.
diseases, SCROLLS. Cancer, Tnmpl All re lo-s
srd q, srsciire irsn ol physical evils % which tey ~
terrible specimens, faalsA before IL hetihfesofl. -.
euce.
Prepared and cold, wholesale sui re,sl hy ABAD
SANDS Wholesale Drugg.sts, - Fu.ton-s- Ne~-l ur.
Sod Aso AZ Is BrOsisay u fas; Broadway % Ons
giss rersiy throughout lhs United >a,cs P1ce ps
bottle. 81 bottles Tor -
Pr>fFtSs AID SoSSs uroN rHr FkcE. Sal Rtecm C.
tsneous Affections. Nc-Thcre a'c probably ;hCu.sris 7,
the city who would nor lstsie o. psy any prcc. lo ma
Ter how exorbant they could frl article ihai wogt
remove bal oressngs our CA The lace, which lrc.
90 ne good looks OF shy Tbs medicine can l- 81
u Cortiantst snd u = CousocSs SsrssPorla lsi VI
certainly Go y, no,hirg purity he blood ~ ve
or with 80 i.ile iroahs a. this afiice II dee. ~
purge. YET Keeps The bowels ofcn and regular
Price 80 cents per bottle " - per do.en as
To SHP M,srESs-We cSll the attention Of Mates q
Smps. and FAM who irou led with cocsolccir.
ana be,-hug, 20 the Roach ami Bng Bale" =. Mr. =
saunho.tz. sod A. p C0rart-, Il i lirci a. IN 10
moving these noNioU. ycfmIn IN every 'nsis.cc -
Srovs AND IsoN NsE>lsu-A superior preparsloc Coz
impartns 10 al stoves, pipes slt r0n.work u every O.
scriptou. splendid polish cCusl 90 coach body More
over the important advantages possesses SIC. ihsi :
not In the esst affected by any ordinary beat sri hu
prevents all CRATES and IRON work fem rushing TIE
seen 10 be credited. Sold az p Co'tards' Price Is "a
~ cents $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23
50 J,eod ~ opposite Howards Hotel.

BEgKus~s ORIGINAL GENUINE PcLNoSIc 5YsuP.-Ths
celebrated remedy for the Of Consumption CoId.,
Coughs Diseases Of the Lungs, Liver Complaint and Dys
pepss cen be had usual al The old established Office Of
the proprietor No. 80; Corusnd-st door below he
eo,nsr Of f;r.snu-ch-.t "a ssG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

- The OvRAss OurASs mas created excitement
among th- curious any Thing before exhibited AZ
the American Museum Medical PhrenoIogiss Phis-
ioogst. indeed leaned ard unearned 4sionsbed
AZ It's remarkable likeness IN Humanity. IL be seen
win ne wonderful Human Pe;nfscion Giant and other
great novelties Al all hours to-day Grand Performances q
81 and u P. NJ. by Westerns, Ole Bull, JE Dssoying
Views he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

" ANDREW J. DoNELsoS. Esq, late Charge
fAAre- OF the United states the Republic Of Iexsf
arrived IN Washlngion on Frdsy nIshi lsst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

The great Of regre, that most men and women
experience In this life is the severing some tie Social
political religious elascof which latter 1t Is now
our province TO speak. We, in common with great
part OF the community have long been accustomed
when in want OF any article in the line OF Inda Rubber
70 call on Messrs 5 c. Smith & Son, John.st. that we
cannot repress feeling Of deep regret on learn
ing that we shall lose them-s least as Tar as
their connection with the stretehy article goes
Their advertisement however, affords one consolation
to the wounded feelings of their numerous friends from
the fact that they supply themselves with the
same quality Of goods heretofore and at greatly re-
duced prices as the Msssrs s are determined TO close
their immense stock this and retire from business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

r. THE CRUISER, or lis Thirty Years Ago,
All attractive romance, by JuLRs Melville has been
pubhshed BY w. IL Graham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

ry' The Courier des Flats Inns, or rather It's
chief Editor NJ. Gaardet, now in Paris, says the
journals of that city had much sport over our protest
against the statement in its columns that party OF
high born and beautiful women of Paris had formed
a conspiracy TO invege Prince Albert into breach
of his marragcvows in OF his visiting that City
by way of Furnishing Queen Victoria for her
alleged jealousy The Courier marves how we
could have taken this for any thing else than joke
Now NJ Gailarle,, if he has seen our second arti-
Gle on the subject must be that oar objection
is no, at all weakened by this aspect OF the matter
We are opposed To all testing with violations OF the
sacrcdness of vow of the purity of marriage, and
of the laws of God. The French Press and the
Courier are addicted to just such ests this which
we deem exceedingly wrong and demoralizing. 1t
is such pleasant fc,ions this of Pierre Durands
which have rendered French Literature proverb
for corruption and the French tongue according TO
Rousseau) the most obscene OF all languages 1t
is just such testing which has made French armies
the victims of peculiar disease by tens of thousands
where no others are to fourth the extent 1t is
such testing which has rendered Paris the most sys
tematicaly lbdnous City in Chris,sndom. that
young man marrying there for aught but money is
deemed an astonishing ninny, and one third of her
births are llegims,e If the Courier will treat our
facts as soberly as we do its Jokes shall soon ar
rive at a good understanding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23
New.York Caftie Market-sept -
Reported for The Tribune.


Al Market, 1870 Beef Cattle. chiefly sos'"e'A
Cow. and Calves, and 400 Sheep and Lambs
PxoEs-BEEF CATTLE dull and we q40'' y =
40 IS with the bulk Of all sales a. toaso - a."
nary tla:i 75--55 taken for Bermuda and '''
Cows AND CALyEs--An sold al slodsZ- =.
SHEEP AND LAass-An but 800 sold al 7'i0@e' ~
for steep. and 5ocas. - for Lambs
HAY-No change 10 notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

THE TRACT AND CoLPoRTEUR ESrERFRIzE.-A
crowded meeting was held in the Broadway Taber-
nacle Sabbath evening, ON the occasion OF the dc
parturc of large number of Agents and Colpor
teurs of the American Tract Society for fields OF
labor tthe West and South One of the Secretaries
Rev. w. A. HALLocK,l presided and introduced
the services with very appropriate address. Mr..
BURGESS, an intelligent and efficient Coporteur in
Northern New York Rev. CHARLES PEABopY,
General Agent for the Western States, Mr. PETER
LESLIE, Jr. Of Pennsylvania. Rev. SHEPHERD
WELLS Colporteur from the West, and Rev. r. s.
Cook addressed the meeting in a very interesting
manner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

HAMILTON CoLLEGE-Thc Fall Term OF this
institution commenced on Thursday, the 18th inst For.
tyour new Students have been admitted to the lower
classes making the whole number OF Students one hun
dred and fhirty.fye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

rY' The Schoharie PATRIOT has been revived
by 5 II. Mix OF the former proprietor Ii is neatly
printed good paper and thoroughly Wing. For these
it deserves and we hope will receive liberal
support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

CHREsTESATHIE DE- IA LITERATURE Fran
CASE par Csssimir Ladreyt w +. Dean, Ann-st
NswYork-This is excellent work for the student in
French contains in addition short sketches of the
lives Of the principal French authors from 1870 to s4o
numerous extracts from the best works The reader
thus gets knowledge Of the leading events in the lives
Of the writers and Of their principal works and style
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

r. Card.-The undersigned beg notfy TIE
Plumbers and the public generally that certain Manu-
fscturers CT this ana the city Of Psdepha have reduced
the price, and Offering Lead Pipes OF their maze Al
cents per pound on credit OF four months dedgcuns
three per cent for cssh pecng thereby To force Us rom
Tie market and thus retain the monopoly 81 long enjoyed
By them do offer superior Pipes, PLATED On TIE
inner surface with perfect plate Of Tin, mus giving
them great additional strength and removing the OBJ eeuons
which urged against Lead Pipes az ts< arr
pcs and viii sell upon the same terms a. inose
other Manufacturer
constantly GA hand al sxes and weights per foot Of
Lobers Patent Superior Tir Plated LEAD Pipe warranted
OF the best quality and superior 10 ever respect TO ne COM"
MON artc< and as they the only manufacturers of
< Tia Pfed L<ad Pipe" they beg TO caution the public
against imposition and invite comparison OF Their rpes
with those OF any other NJ .nlfacturer
LOWBER 4 LEROY. II Wsst.st New-York,
or 0UBELL l. HUGHES, IL 8. sthsL Philadelphia
- SuS' ri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23
Decrease IN lsi5.

The Stockholders OF the Merchants Bank, Bossoa
have voted - increase the capital thereof 70 sgoVn
on the 7th day Of October next The stockhosornsie
the night take the stock. $500 70 Pr
portion TO the shares held BY them.
The following il given as a summary Of the LIZ
oort. and Exports Of Canton for The year lri3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

~ A meeting was to be held at the Boston Ex
change yesterday, to make arrangements for demon
shsaon Of pubic welcome 70 EpwARp EyERErr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

u Hon. LEVI WOODBURY. Z. :. Senator fror
NewHsnpshire, has been appointed to the vacancy o.
the Bench OF the U. 5 supreme Court created by tn
death Of the late judge story
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

The Tribune few days snce. ventured upon a faint
denial Of the that the Anti Renters and Social
Reformers Of which 10 the organ Intended through the
npprOachng Convention TO interfere with existing rea
lions between landlords and their tenants We have
already shown that this apparent denial has not the
sehtest foundation in truth inasmuch political parry
this city has formally and distinctly proclaimed It's IN
ten,ion 20 make such an attempt lCour. and Eng.
1t is talse-uncquivocalys o-that we ever denied
that the Anti Renters Social Reformers would
seek 10 do what the Courier charges in the Conyen
ton True we do not believe the Social Reform
crs as such, have any thing to do with Political
Convention but we have Mother vouched for them
nor the Ant, Renters Each will do what to them
BuSE, whose opinions and views we claim to under
stand and in one instance for the radical Wings
THAT is the Wing friends OF Convention who
were accused by the Courier OF cbershing purposes
which we know they did not a body entertain,
whatever may be the fact with regard 10 individuals
among them. If the Courier shall see fit to charge
that somebody or other in the Convention will pro
pose the abolition of all Government and all Rights
of Property whatever we shall not contradict II,
though we have not particle Of apprehension that
any anarchcal or destructive proposition will pre-
vail there. We have faith in the People and can.
not doubt that they will choose good men in the
main to represent them III the Convention
The Courier resorts TO the stale trick of quoting an
Anti Rent correspondent To prove something or
other against The Tribunc-nay, explicitly quotes
as ours the language of that correspondent Surely.
madness has seized adversaries that they
thus shameless in their dishonesty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23
" The Town CIoek. or, Merchan..' and

strangers, Register, Of this day will contain com
ulete LIS, Of the Arrivals a. the Ne-Yors and Boston
Hotels Lis, Of all Steamboats, Stages AMI Railroad Cars
which leave the City his afternoon tomorrow morning
with the hours Of their departure and he places om
whence hey start The Of Closing be Mails con
tnu.iou OF the publication OF the London Metropolis
Editorials. Register Births Marriages and Deaths &c
&c Pnce ONE CENT For sale BY The News Boys and
erYed In the Wards Of me Chg Al cents per week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23
APPOINTMENT r

APP OINTMENT BY TIE PREsIDENT.-lofficiall
LEVI WOODBURY. Of New Hampshire as one Of the
Associate Justices of the supreme Court OF the United
states in the place Of Joseph story, deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

ry ARTHuRs LADIES MAGAZINE. for October
has its usual variety Of reading matter and Is very pref
lily enbenished r. Ferrett & Co. 239 Broadway, are
the publishers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

~ Scudder and Bartlett. the sntireniers who
were engaged in the murder Of Steele, in Delaware Co
the 18th inst have been csueh, and in Jail in Bath
They We're csush, the Csns,eo river, by Mssee
Deputy Sheriff. and two others at Scudder's
brotherinlsws. Arewsrd Of $500 had been offered for
the apprehension Of Scudder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

~ The Voters Of Ns,c- Hampshire viii cast
their ballots this day for member of Congress to
MI the existing vacancy in the delegation from that
State. IcHABoD GooDwIS of Portsmouth is the
Wing candidate and John Woodbury. the candidate
OF the Texas Locos while John 2. Hale anti Texas
Loco. runs ON his own hook. We hope to receive
early returns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

Tso,r SUFFERING WITH TIE PrLEs.-We are frequently
srpriset thai 50 many suffer with this complaint
Efay Lnirent will ef-ctuay cure the distressing alady
Tbs remedy prescribed BY physicians and the pro
petors offer 70 refund the money his remedy ial.
10 eject a cure Sold al u Corland-sL .23A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

To SNIP MAsrESs-Ne c2ll the attention ol Mates *
Ships. and FAM les, who irou ed with cockroccl.
ana besi-hug.. 20 the Roach and Bug Bale" 81 Mr.
Saunho.tz. sod Al p COrilart-si Il i tfrc a. In 10
moving ..cse noN-oa. yurn-- n .ylry --.-L--- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

~ Our notice of the new work on the Lives and
Opinions of the Leaders of the LocoFoco party in
this State created great sensation yesterday in
this City. The call for the paper and for the work
itself was immense. The end is not yet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23
Mr. B. r Butter 10 M. Jesse HoyL

hiOdhys juno ~ i1~f'
Nv Dear sir-You have by this time heard the con
Summation of the Governors folly 10y the issuing OF his
proclamation Ou ~ "n'
he irgns business has been at last accomplished YVES
obliged 10 become responsible for the moderation OF the
New York paper, and 10 execute Bond OF Indemnity,
&c have written 10 Hamilton Tor II. DO see tnat IL
is sent Yours ever, ~ D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23
THE TRIBUNE.
Agricultural Fairs.

Our State Fairs improve annually in scope and
interest, yet are susceptible OF still farther improve
mont One addition we would suggest TO the exer-
cses Of the occasion based on the triumphant expo
Renee of the American Institute Fairs IN our CITY
Instead of one Address at each Fair, LEI there be
constant succession Of oa hand farmer like addresses
nv all who shall be deemed able and shall avow
themselves willing to shed light on any department
of Agriculture. Let an experienced Farmer speak
on Cattle another on Horses third on Pio"
ing: fourth on Draining and 40 let the culture
Of Wheat, Corn Root. Crops, the value and proper
application Of Lime, Plaster, GuaDo, Swamp Muck
Peat &c. &C be set forth and illustrated Let Scien-
ti6c rnen Agricultural Chemists and biologists, be
called on-not on the ground. bat before hand, so
that they may be thoroughly prepared-to address
the assembled farmers some branch Of the great
subject and il differences Of opinion be elected
let them be argued out at the Fair ensuing In tins
way, we may have no, less than nfrty different Ad
dresses at each Fair, and only such part OF the as
semblsse as shall be interested in the particular topic
or the speaker need be in attendance at the SPEAK
ing stand while the great majority are examining
the articles exhibited and awaiting the appolne
hour when their topic shall be discussed or their ia
vorite speaker on the stand.-We are confident that
this plan If heartily adopted and entered into by our
leading A grculturists who all talk plain com
mon sense and give the results of their experience
10 thousand as well as to ten, if they will bat think
sol will add greatly to the interest aud utility OF our
Fairs, especially to young or inexperienced Farmers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

Jehiah H. Martin George Cooley Patrick White.
James Pierce. James WaggOner Hugh Calhoun,
Heran Loop, Norman Malery, John Bradley,
Michael Fraez, IChauncey Bugbee John Berry,
S0l'n Reynolds, James lngsh Henry shew,
VIM Reynolds, "A. II. Richardson, Thomas Baker
Andrew More simon Gutrich Riley NJ stewart
samT Washburn John C. Williams Oslin Bodget
John sprague Joseph Stuart f. C. WOodman,
Chauncey Mathers Riley Whitney Jacob Paddock
Calvin Mathers, Michael Murray, Lenus w Miller,
Horace Cooley, Joseph Faior, William Gates
Some of these au have been released since the date
sbore mentioned but no official intelligence OF the fact
has yet our knowledge been communicated either
10 the United States Government or their families.
Washington Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

The following persons have been pardoned but had
not the last adyices had opportunity for leaving
Van Diemans Land
Moses A. butcher, Robert G.. Collins Daniel Liscum.
John Vernon. Garrett Flicks Emanuel Garrison,
Hiram sharp James NJ Ailcherson.
The following embraces list of tue names Of Ameri-
cans who were yet prisoners Van Diemans Land. on
the Doth of January, lSi5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

Written on sheet OF ent post Fofn WHFHIhsroH
Dec 1896 . .
Senator Van Buren, 10 Mr.. Jesse Hoyt at " J
Washington, Feb. 3 ls97.-My Dear Sir-Bein9 en-
frey free from ENDORS EMENTS and my situation
reHd,ria9 highly proper that should reudiR So did
not suppose could hare bern again drarn into hep -
YOUR CASE HOWEVER, DOES NOT ADMIT OF
HESITATION Wishing you all sorts of happiness
remain your sincere friend, NJ V. BUkEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

We continue our extracts from the remarkable
notification Of which we made menton in yesier-
days Tribouc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

Mr. Noah in 1899 mentioned that he was nominated
State Printer by Democratic Legislature but that MI
Van buren, being opposed to him. set Jesse Hoyt and
other tools al work aud defeated him. and brought up
Croswell from Catskil who was elected. Mr. William
Legeett gives graphic sketch OF CrosweH ana ms
confcdersies- Here it is
They are a set of creeping assembling creatures,
who have grown fat the drppings Of unclean bank
lcsisaon-a knot Of cat paced sly faced crneng arliu
fellows who 20 about among the members OF the legisia
iurc smiling and bowling. and shaking hands with all
they meet and disclosing their schemes in broken whs
pers eked out with knowing shrugs and nods-they are
men who strive TO all political questions into lever
10 raise up and set in motion their nasty selfish pro
ieois Ofthis cABAL believe the state printer to be
the soul and center"
Icggets course alarmed Van Buren,, and he wrote 10
Butler and others 10 do their concate him in
quiet way
Il L. LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-14

larsemeat OF il would come an increase oil Federal
patronage, already great but TO extend the empire
OF the principles Of American Freedom, IS rs par
tlcnar and especial mission TO the world. Ii
Canada had knocked but half as hard, our doors
would have been opened long ago. Now. the
Naive American party Is the Texas OF political
parties IN this countrv-aid IS invoked for d like
purpose IN both cases-thai purpose Is rot TO eman-
cipate, but ensave mankind. There IS this differ
ence, howey,r between the Native American
party and the Republic OF Texas. The slaves,
whom She proposes shall smoke upon her affairs,
are not there by any act or consent of their own
the man-s,ealer prowled through the jungle and
kidnapped them: but the intended victims of Ma
tive AmercanIsu, such as have voluntarily
come hither, trusting 10 the plshted faith OF the
American people. The Wing party, Tor sufficient
cause, might compromise a question of Bread
question of Liberty never. II will never permit
the Annexation oil your political Texas.
The Whigiparty viii always exist, not always,
perhaps, hv that name Some political freebooter
NAV steal that. Is Loco ocosm stole the name OF
Democracy. or he may attempt the more sublime
rat. TO steal the party itself, as Captain Tyler DID,
who sought to secure his treasure: after the man
ner Of another Captain, named Md, by onryins
it under the carcasses of the Negroes OF Texas.
but all such enterprises VIII fail. and as in hs case,
the Negro Will bury the Captain. WHO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-14

INDIA RUBBER GooDs.-HUI CRIMSON x RUN
YON have hand sad for sale at tn warehouse Of tie
Newark ~ J. India Rubber Factory So 9iadea Lane y
Every variety Of India Rubb>r Goods Our stock
sis, Iaft Macintosh Goats Cioaks and CaPes Life
Preserves Cloth Carriages Hone Covers Leggins Ma
chine Band ng OF very superior quality, &c Those
OF sny article the India Rubber lire will do well call
and before purchasing elsewhere sell cheap and
goods represented and hnInbuS
ms 6tis HUTCHINSON RlNYON. 50 Maiden lane
NEWTON DARLING Celebrated Premium scythess
~ may BE- had Of the subscriber sole agent for the sale
them IN this cty-also Scyths Of the following Y
the manufacturers of the above Waldons Griffin ard TO-
d.rds There being many spurious articles Ia market
public hereby cautioned against which may oe hr
y. Darling, or Newh-ry Darling any other ai.n '-
STAMPED in full Newton Daring nor genuine; ,Lu,
ml3tmyi JAS. A. FLEURY, Sole Agent lOo '0N''N