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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16
The Moon.

To the Editor Of The Tribune:
In the Morning Tribune OF the 10Th | noticed
some remarks regarding the Noon, the philosophy
of which appears TO to be altogether erroneous.
1t is capable Of easy demonstration that the Moon
has atmosphere: the matter hns been proved over
and over again it has received the sanction of the
most eminent ASTRONOMERS, and no man who has pro-
perry examined the subject will now deny it. 1t is
equally we'll established lha; there are upon the
surace of the Moon volcanoes in an active state OF
eruption. The clearsst proof Of this is that during
eclipses of that body they have actually been seen.
Of course when there is full bright light upon our
satellite they cannot be perceived, but when she is
dark many of these bright -pos said 10 appear.
Here now lies the difficulty. Il has been said thai;
these two circumstances are Incompatible. deny
this, ard maintain Illii Volcano contains within it.
self all the principles OF combusucn, and therefore
does not require arnos phere. Gunpowder affords
an example, this substance is subject The same
rule, and it has been found that il burns perfectly
well in the most perfect vacuum, ana when WE re-
fleet that in volcanoes there is continual combus-
ton going on far down in the bowels of the earth
where there is no oxygen, can reconcile ourselves
more easily TO these apparently contradictory hypo
theses. w. H. A.
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CASSNER s. YOUNG, No. ls2 Chatham street, Whole;
u sale and Retail Grocer have on hand the following well
among their friends and the public during the approaching
holy tays IT; sSd at P1sss e SUIT k, and cus,,
Clark prepared Cocoa and Chocolate piced Choco
ne avor warranted equal to imported, at half the
OHee. Also Cocoa anf NEW fHS!l'F FRUITS.
Punes fancy boxes. Figs and Fig Paste, Malaga SrnEe
d. Sheed Almonds, Bitter DO, Genoa and MADEIRA Cron.
BATES CuEIants Qanee Lemons FlibsLts' Madeira Nuts
Specs Of al Alnq' PR PRE SERVES &c.
Cocoa Plun, Gaava Jei win Fruits, Oranges. ctiOn,
Worcestershire Sauce, Ahhu-ton do. Auchovy d. Reading
do Valiant Mushroom and Tomato Ca<up &c. London
Mustard assorted Pickles &C. from Crosse & Blackwelis
IA oil. Dutch Her2ss and Norwesan Aacaoyief IN kess
Soused Salmon do Prepared Barley and Groat Pear Bar
ley Oatmeal Poland starch Saso. Tspioca, Ho:ny. Arrow
Car Caaary Hemp Mile: and Rape Seeds.
Rock Candy, red and white JuIube Paste, MaccaIon and
sefineclH' '"ee- Fl FiSE e. Old ID VINES
suscai &c 1 ali grades and prces wood and grss;
nous brands c9 sHPPEkf6R OLD LIQUORS.
Scotch and IRISH Whkey. Monongrhels Whisky very old,
Peach Brandy, &c sc.
Choice Se-ars. various brands.
Fine old Raspberry and Cherry Brandy. Noyeau. Roe, Per-
fec, Love- Anseed &C. imported Coriiais IN glass che;ty
diais E1sct u Vanilla, Lemon. &C: Rose, Peach and
London Brown Stout, Scotch Ale. Philadelphia Porter. and
old c'asF' IN q sP 59S # 6 5fiie AND CANDLES
Patent white and cooted Candies. Sperm Candles. LIQUID
DO. beeched Sperm OIL, sc
Raspberry, Lemon Strawberry Gnge. AID Pine Apple sy
rrns assorted Brandy Fruits French Cherries, Bay Water.
Carayay and Corianda seod aud every thing TINT can
he thought Of the Inc aat E-at many out OF II such Is
foods
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P The WESTERN LITERARY JOURNAL AND
MONTHLY REVIEW No. Ill. for January, is filed
with articles ofabidDg and substantial interest from
the pens OF Fl. a. Kidd, Mrs. Welby, Mrs. r, 5.
Nichols, Col c. Whittlesey, Lyman, c. Draper, J.
r. Eakin, John Smith, L. A. Hine, E. L. c. Judson,
C. 3. Gillespie, Miss Z. A. Evans, ". E. Gilmore,
and Albert Pike. Want OF room alone resirains Us
from making liberal extracts. Burgess, Stringer s.
Co. are the agents of the work in New-York. .,
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TIT IV1t Uj III UIN'fE5tSe
SI-li nE TIN =

terrible OF al diseases.
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
I lR. FOLGER'S OLOSAON!AN. or ALI-iIEABlNG
- BAISAM-lS Yonr ret broken BY and trouble
some Cog=hR Have ycu PAN The Side. accompanied
with ShvrtHesS Of BreGth End ciher sarrn:ns symptoms
which lead you u fen! That you wli! bcreme tie Sfm of
CONSUMPTION Hee Remedy nj hand. twill check your
Cough. e!ese the Hnd chst, and speedily
restore you To health. Are you suffering from 1stRG TcT
THIS wonderful remedy. Reld the following Of CUES
which II In, performed within shoyt time:
DGrid henderson. 20 Iesnt street reduced very low
ey tedious cough aud ecanc NJ the lungs. lie had red
yar" remedies without benshl. ana ms physicians had aan
dnned The hope Of dong him any coed A.hosgE be had
hectic fever ard night sven one bottle of This great remedy
restored nm entirely 70 health
tJtorge ~ GBS rel eyed by two bottles of the OosE
ca!rn, although weak NJ :e time he commenced usin= II
that he cnud walk. lie coughe necessarily. df
Guilty III breathing uc that he could only walk
step; at time. and h night wents wen dreadful In two
weeks nom the commencement OF bis using the metcue nc
walked with ease down 10 the office and IN SIX weeks ne was
so Tar restored n 10 be able 10 attend 10 MS business
r Ld5dn, Esq. y Pike street. cured ~! issrG by hri
atotte OF the OossnDnn He had n.t an down bed tor
u@Fe IMAM ten months lie has had OF the
dsease, now nure than FIVE mouths
Ms Archibald - West street. cured cf asthma Of
years standing. by n bottle, and declares Il 20 be the best
medicine IN the world She he'd Used VARIOUS othe, remedies
wlthOu: The least benefit
Thousands Of might be -Tcn show eiicncy
hns proved II % he the oneIi remedy The world
the cue o the sb1ve mentioned diseases.
For sale only Of 100 Nasu street, doc. above Ann.
al0 3us
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
Inl.

II BCLAYTON & SONS are in CONSTANT receipt of Pa
adapted 10 every branch of the trade. embracing
unusually large assortment Black Book. Cap and etter
Writing together with eyery description oil News and Book
PnrIng Cocred Paper of Medium and other Envelope
Tobacco Shoe and Tea, Straw and Rag Wrapping Hard
ware and Cloth great variety Silk and Log. Tissue plain
and coloed &C. &c Besides straw. Bonnet, Trunk and
BcudboI Boards, Preu Psses, &c &C. 1a1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

r1oR SALE VERY CHEAP-Fopf secondhand Mot S, : :
Patent Hull pud Office Stoves Ase lol o.
Enquire OF '.ihir'' wv IS Bowefy
1 a 5p WELLS * SPRING. 81 Pine-streeG
S,on,,,-.yn pIIrE DRIILS-Norfok and Bozrah
FSk 1M N " s.is hv WELLS & SPRING,
~ Dhiihgs-io' sax ~ - Pine.street-
sou oRFD CANTON FI.ANNELS.-l0 cases drao' red
VI ~, pue O'o'' '' WELLS & SPRING. 81 Plne:slieet:
20 600 UNITED STATES FARMERS aa Il IA.
~ UtpS MAC Tor suie a, tie Tribune oics @ q 'e
hundred. - -
II IyVIITE SHEETINGS-5O balea ine 4, 70, SAFE by
4 Ina iiAA ADAMS, TIFFANY & co, 10 Pine-s'-
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q The DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for January has,
for Il wonder, one really Democratic ar;icle-a dis
sertntion on Social evils headed What is the Rea-
sonl' We wish oil who have souls 10 feel for the
destitute could read this noble and generous essay.
the leading article is on The Abo!ilionsts--very
shallow and not at all just. The writer gives the
Abotionsts several lots OF good advice, for which
they doubtless are adequately grateful Langley,
Astor House.l
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u Tar CHRISTIAN Examiner for this month
contains powerful essay On The Reluctaoce to
Pray" by Rev. o DEWEY, and very just one on
r. W. Eaerson's writings by Rev. F T. HEDGE
OF Bangor, BE. Aiison's History is ably and justly
reviewed in The opening paper; and there is another
on Christian Festivals, founded on DR.. Augustus
great work, wherein we see it stated that the first
day of tae week was neyer even caRed the Sabbath
till the sixteenth century, the early Fathers all
msaniDg Saturday when they speak Of The Sabbath.
(C.S S. Francis, 252 Broedway.)
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u 1t was stated by Dr. Jewett, in his ad-
dress at Temperance Olio, recently, that there
are. at the present time, one hundred and twenty
towns in Massachusetts, destitute of grog shop.
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DRY GOODS.
NEW PRINT.


j. q. Taylor a. Co. Jobbers. 30 Cedar st. " Y
ID ECEiNEO YESTERDAY. rllhl several cases ot Mr.
= Cczen's new styles OF Spring PRINTS, which they OF
Ter for cash on the lowest terms. lis
NEW GOODS
PAPER CAMBRCS. IRISH LINEN. &c,-IT.t Teceiv;
e.a good assortment OF Paper Uambfics. Of all color and
uperpr quality a,o h LINEN which Will be sold NJ great
bargain. Also Thread Gimps. Brussels, SILK and Bobbnet
LnceS EdgrgS. lnseTtngS: style Lace Cap OF
kinds, Velvet Bead Bags; Printed Cnmbrcs French Print
ed Musns; Phllippean Ginshams Hosiery. Gloves, sc;
Z. Y. WlMPLE,
dis Jobber. 70 Cedar street
DRlNrS-500 cases, a large assortment Of new Spnng
styles. nch Chintzs. light ond medium anc,es, Laron
Plates Blue and two Blues Black md White, Lavender and
Puppies. Just received and for sale By
McCURDY. ALDRICH < SPENCER,
J4 II Exchange Place.
CEILING OFF CHEAP.-Thc sub-ctibers having large
- and well selected stock ofFn and Winter Dry Goods and
being anxious To make for the coming Spring Goods
will for snort time offer great bnreos Tnsy hn.ts them
selves that they facilities Tor selling full low
any other establishment IN the city. they purchase t.
Goods entirely from Auction and the lmpore direct md To-,
cash. Ladies OF Goods mny be assured that they will
lind complete assortment of Fancy Staple. Foreign aud Do
nestle by Goods aud at great bargains.
10 w. u. GREGORY K co. lis Spunr st.
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A Dn0 REAMs NEWS PRINTING PAPER.Llsa1sa6sSt,
4,UUU Dx3O 22IoO, 2lxsi, Xxi, 22x33, 24xH 4xSo,
alt3 24s35 a6x37 2sxss9 ssxG2, 23xi6. 9xs5, 321A
lots 10 SUIT purchasers on liberal terms, LOT easn
o IS iW 60 A''''' CYRUS w. FIELD. Bu:ins slip
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Executive PAnDoss The following persons
were made subjects OF the Executive clemency of
Governor Thomas, previous 10 the recent exp-
ration of his term Edward Bull tof voting ille-
ealiy at the Governors Election; John Bassitt,
for voting Illegally at tire Governors and P.es-
dents Election; George Kong, Sr. fer voting
illegally at the Governors Election John Dsdy,
fine RENTED :or selling liquor without license =
All these pardons were dated Jauuary4, lo45,
the day Mr.. Thomas nbdcated his seat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

GONG To CHuRcH.-The world goes to church
to be quist, and takes it arniss to be interrupted
in calculation of the price of cotton, by per-
sonal reference to any al its own bosom sins
The world has engaged the preacher 10 accuse
me Scrbes and Phar.secs, and not to be looking
100 nicely after its own conscience. The world
believes firmly that the whole race OF Scribes
and Pharisees was dead and buried two thousand
years ago, and see no harm in being little Sc
we're upon their ioibles, especially there are no
surviving relatives whose feelings can be set on
edge by it. J. r. LOWELL.
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THURSDAY EEossssG, JANUARY le, 1915.
THE GREAT REMEDY

asthma, Difficulty Of Breathing, Bleeding of the
Lungs, Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis. Influenza,
ShortEss5 ef Breath Pd;n ard Weakness
IN he Crest or Size. and ikEf n:0st
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TllIip LoST-On the evening Of tbs so,h Of nrcemsr
- ms hale ef .uin aged IL rear ls :3 Elizabeth
40 "a Mauon had removed 20 that day
On her NJ the latter ae1 she tni by
that her mother ~ not i've there, and sce that time have
heard nothing II ner. 10; obtain any Information
ce,nrg her She has blue fair corsxan brown hair.
slnw her np,n-csn I rad, bat spell one and two
,yab- She hg the N 'he lei, cacn ffOck. shoes
ard stockings aud calico la, with pluk nug. and dafk
green cioHk.
Any information which will eaabr 10 ind NY lot child,
VII he most gratefully feer yed ~ the mother
ia lNtod JOANNA STRONG. ~ Narien.stfect
fyrEN DOLLARS RtlV ARD -VICKspURa BANK STOCK.
"A csrtilcRe for thirty shares OF rksbnrS BARK stock.
the oi Buckley 4 Pech, aGl num5eeed 9tS, with
Power oi Attorney attached, wn o~t Saturday, ri Mairh
enclosed letter. and lostnn ia 10 w sLst The
above VIII he paid by leaving s Ihompsonh Office. y Wall
street. mi-o u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

II The UsIyERsALlsr QUARTERLY REVIEW
Tor january opens with TN article Geology, show
ing the Inconsistencies OF The hypothesis OF the We.
rious eminent Biologists designed 10 account Tor
The formation and structure CT the earth, and con.
tending for The literal verify OF the blossic Record
Rev. II. Bal!ou hes paper on the iniience OF our
conduct in this world on our character and desiiny
10 the future STATE; anG tie Editor II. Ballou 2d)
drives very hard at FourierisIn which be handl, 5
after The usual manner Of its contemrers. We re-
greet that he does not lit to begin at he begin
ming and give his views Inc necessity Of So
cial Reform and the character of true one. After
this, we could more easily Judge whether any pro-
posed plan appears TO NEE, the wants of the case,
and wherein il falls 10 DO go. Until this is don-,
picking flaws here and there in The schemes Of par
ticular re!ormers is rather uaproitable under
taking. Ii is substantially the Pharsee's mode Of
testing the claims of Christ. "a Tompkirs, Bos.
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uHN
Not of the stains of her;
All that remains OF her
Now, is pure womsnly.
Make no deep scrutiny
INTO her muiiny,
Rash aud undutiiul;
Past all dishonor,
Death has left on her
Only the beautiful.
Still, for oil slips of hers,
One of Ewes family,
Wipe those poor lips Of hers,
Doing SC clammily.
Look on her tresses,
E-cuped from tue comb,
Her isir auburn ,resses;
Whilst wonderment guesses,
Where was her home.
VINO was her father7
Who was her mother
Had she sister,
Had she q brotherl
Or, was there dearer one
Sill, and q nearer one
Yet, than all ether
Alas, for the rarity
vi Christian charity
Under the sun.
o, II was pitiiui!
Near whole city full,
Home she had rune.
Sisterly brotherly,
Falherly, mothrrly
Feelings had changed:
Love, by harsh evidence,
Thrown from It's eninence;
Even Gods providence
Seeming estranged.
Where The lamps culver
So far in the river,
With many light,
From windows and easement,
From garrett 10 basement,
She stood, with amazemenl,
Houseiess, by night.
The bleak wind of March
Made her tremble and SILVER;
But not The dark arch,
Or The black flowing river.
Mad from life's history,
Glad 10 deaths mystery
Swift to be hurled;
Any where-any where,
Out OF the world!
In she plunged boldly,
No matter how coldly
The rough river ran;
Over The brink Of it,
Picture it, think oft,
Dissolute man!
Lave 10 it, drink Of ii,
Then, you can!
Take her up tenderly,
Lift her with care:
Fashioned go slenderly,
Young, and go fair
Ere her limbs frigidIy
Stiffer too rigidly,
Decen,ly, kindly,
Smooth and compose them;
And her eyes, close them,
Stirring go blindly!
Dreadfully staring
Through muddy inquiry,
As when with the darng
Last look OF despuiring
Fixed on fIltuTity.
Perishing gloomiiy,
Spuned by genuinely,
Cold inhumanify,
Burning insanity,
Into her rest
Cross her hands huInbly,
As ii praying dumbly,
Over her breast.
Owning her weakness,
Her evil behavior;
And leaving, with meekness,
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BOARD WANTED Wanted within quarter of IN hoef's
ID walk Of the City Hall. room ioI susls Gentleman.
with bnnki a. and dinner sundays, private FAM.
~ The sdc OF Roadway preferred. Reioicnecs
changed. Addra. W Tribune Office. Is &'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

mo MERCHANTS MANUFACTURERS, UEALERS,
Z te.-V. Is. PALMER Is the agent. duly authorized BY
propg=ors OF Of the best pewipapen Of most oil me
~. E.Au Southern and Wes:r Staes, L. receive sdyeI-
trrcnt. IL CITY insertion 10 the rsspec'e papers
% r1.,:uny afforded btHszs community 10y this
agency u ds.E,nare iufa,cr hiouEhoE. tie cuEAtrJ.
ara t1ct ths attention of the people IS such rs 20 co
mend 70 the earnest ssnon Of L- discnminataS and enter.
prxrg -,
The terms and the nerpspe-s may be seen at his Office.
viere eyery ioJornaon will he chesruly communicated,
ard the nature of the agency fnny explained.
~ Office No I'D Nassau Il: Tribune Builtinssl opposite
civ Hal,-at the Coal Office. oil tfeod
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TEA TRAYS, cc.-A W, SPIES * CO rs Pear.s;
hnye inst received large assortment Of Gothic and Sand
wch Tea Trays IN SETS Also. full assortment of all
common Tea Trays By the dozen. New styles Dxon Britain
MN Wue, very elegant patterns together with
etol assortment of fine 1ube und Pocket Cutlery, scissors
&c. SZc. MI
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fARPETS-A lnTce of new and approycdpai.
~ TENS Ingram CnrpetingS. for snle bY
McCURDY. ALDRIGH 4 SPENCER.
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DISSOLUTION The Copartnership heretofore existing
~ between the subscribers under The firm OF J. p Van Fps
& Co this day dissolved By mutual consent Mr. J. P. Van
Fps alone authorized the nHne otle firm in lquda.
ton. JOHN VAN Fps
AUGUSTUS :. FOSTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

B' John Chambers has been re-sppointed Gov
ernor of Iowa.
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ID ICH HOLIDAY PRESENTS-WATCHES, JEWEL;
IN RY AND FANCY GOOtS.-fhc subscribers would
respectfully Gull the attention Of the public To Their
of articles the Holidays. comprising IN part Plated JAKE
baskets Waters Us Tea Sets, Rich Paris Gilt Fancy
AIce.. n
pier ache Cart Baskets, Tea Trays, Gard Casss Silver Tea
Sets. Cups Spoons. Forks and a. articles ~ thst Inc
Lever Leplne Du pex Anchor Escapenent Geld Watches
All OF which viii be offered at Tho lowest market prices AL
articles warranted represented the money refunded
A. JACOBS & SONS, 2SI3s Broadway, cor. Reude.
Requiring of Watches and Jewelry, aud WARRANTED,
-Four very superior Plate Glass Mahogany Show Cnses tor
All. cbesp INQUIRE ms above o23 3m+
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NEW FANCY GOODS, &c.
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

THE undersigned the attention Of the i59de 70 choice
1 assortment OF NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
niap,ed the present and approaching tenson (eceved
per last evals) consisting part of PAPER MACHEE
GOODS, PAPETER1ES, FANCY STATIONERY. &c.
Also PLATED WARE and TEA TRAYS, together with
q great variety CT FANCY HARDWARE generally.
d. WILLIAMS & BILL. Il Maiden Lane
IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, Linen Drapen, Propne-
tors of Hotels CaDnns of Steamboats,, Packet Ships. and
the Public gsneray.-The PnpfIet1s Df the WASHING
TON STEAM LAUNDRY, t.6 WasEIngtOn-st. beg leave
10 call the OF the public 20 their and improved
method of Washing Linen and Cotton Goods and 10 state
some OF tie many advantages which render superior all
Others
lat Garments washed By the steam process will last much
Logger washed tie ofdnnry way all wyingnz
yery injurious 70 ladies and genemens w-anng nppare
urey dispensed with. and the work done from twenty five
thirty cent less than the usual and ncompa taby
better.
3D. The facilities being such. they enabled to bleach all ara
ces Of linen cotton fabric white before
and luSe bsoms collars of required degree
Any amount OF work can be done N fey hour notice Us al
articles dned whis doors md by artificial heat In sho.,
articles washed NJ this establishment must De seen lg 3rde. to
ge ia and Just appreciation. he attention oi the pub
lie generally, invited 10 test its superiority.
~ OrGers left the Office Isl FGi0nsreet one door
from Broadway, and i BrodGy, near OF AZ
the Laundry. Washington between Charles ard anossts
yT with prompt attention, where LIST OF pfice oseher
with the regulations of tI- Establishment, may be had
jeg Inc J. P SEAMAN 81 COMPANY.
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TIE undersigned will continue the Fancy Goods and Jewelry
business, as formerly, his Individual nccGur G3 Pearl
street J. P. VAN Fps.
New DIRK, January 10. lSi5. jal3 Tweed
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DRESENTs FOR CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS.
Fairy Land ana other Sketches, illustrated BY Farley.
Little Leaves for Little Readers, by Farley
Prayer Books and Bibles, fIe binding.
AEntas OF various kinds For sale By
dL3T HUNTINGTON {. SAVAGE, 2l6 Pearl-st.
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Holm T. WAIT. AtorDcy and Counsellor at Law and
u commissioner acknowledgements o Deeds and Ne
posl.uns writing for the State u New York. koRwicg
Conn. will devote particular attention 10 the collection Of
claims
Refers 10 Samuel Sherwood Esq Trncy, Mnbar & irwin
HYDE Ely. arew s. Huntington. Dwight johnson. Fellows
Iutd <. srrtider n9D aigw3ms
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HEWITT CITY SHEETiNGS-5Ob bales for sale by
. Jl3 WELLS i SPRING. - Pine 81.
pLEACHED SHEETINGS-ii inches wide. for sale by
- jl3 WELLS {. Spring, u Pine -.
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FREN HIS HOTEL.
f'iE rRpPRlEu IcgSc9ily informs q, trend; ., aad
stis3 tutmi.seei few aos OF Broadway. the
mediate ycuat oil mercantile business NE pneipal place.
S " With G re very nes' ots the y" city rs.
regard To eeeanse ard comfort ard TIA, 10 Ia,
'''' ,'T E&oS F9R S SSz Whit :. ,s
The viii he warmed gratis, mud upon viii
'hfIs re '% S GaS * aa "is in which meals
. f n IL osa s n%s s S %aS sad fs
The Potter wall be Attendance at all ss during The nisb,
viii II % the 6H bell van -'''1--' A'' ' 80 aia: ''
E2%Ss?S s,s % .es As ai Tas. .1a:
street Tallct"n and Em1nrjced Dresses lAce.. French
Shew sIs' Sierno' Table Covers. sils Hose cleaned
N the bst mninef " im'
lUsIN 4. WAIT. AuorpeJ and Counsellor at Law and
pos.ons N ~riung for tle State OF New York. Sogwrcg
Conn. will devote particular attention To the collection OF
Rse, 70 Samuel Sherwood. Esq Trney, MObor & Irwin.
Radd : seaider No sb,ws@:
J9gNs c3FGEE az, Nr sH To NM z c2gNSE
The yanon, departments q State Indiana. VIII
business appeIiannE General Land Aseneyor Hohern
Rejsrerees in ti.. York w Edmoads E,e ae.sr.
Foo Dawes; y s Woodagll : Co. saysdam; ssssS
Cousock & Conger. MS sm,
AW GAHg@1RGf * p. as:, T Il L SssEs
(Inos) will the collection Of debfs
due New York Merchants C;alenH. Rockford ard Rock
Island llnoK: Du Bugue. Town: IN Pniteyie. Potos.
Prairie du Chisn. Mineral Point and Madison, Wisconsin.
Rsier 10 d. 4. CusHnAs u Co.: DoREaus. sUYpAA g.
nixon. New York. III W
fE,EETH.-J. SMITH DODGE. Bond street, ofers his
friends ard The .ISs 40 entire NEW %eeS Of t ass s
patsut and used by himself only IN this city.
From Hon. SnS Wright, ". :. Senator from the State Of
wAsnrSsros. D. O. February Is. 1873
b. Smith Dodge. upon hs arnvhli Ia Washington to open
office Surgeon Dentist pr-enied To Letters from
sey-rr friends New Yofk of the highest repeetnbty and
standing. containing the strongest md most favorable tcs:
muna both this excellence OF his private cbHflcte and
his superior professional qualifications. Ihesa satisfactory
evidences VI the and the Dentist induced at 10
enguss the professional services of Dr. Dcge Tor my
family and my wife md myself able. from persona
experience ndd equally favorable testimony IN his
favor gentleman and skllul Derst. This teunonY
thus given by me, well IN obedience the socd-
tons Of respectable and worthy friends IN New York. who
experienced the skill and fidelity OF the
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