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bess, without shadow Of authority, except the law
ofnature and the right Of appropriation by the power
Of inherent sovereignty and even but recently have
We sent out upon the ocean squadron Of ploraon
aud discovery, with injunetons To raise the banner
Of tho stars and stripes" upon unoecupied and I'm
known portions OF the globe Away, then, with the
pretence so unbehlting the dignity of American
progress, that Congress cannot do with the conseD,
Of the nation interested, that which our Legislation
has ever DONE and still is doing without the con,en
Of any people earth. Let these constitutional ,cr
plies be solved by practical blessings. Every drgrrs
Of longitude we make towards the West is an al.
vance OF the Of civilization. To US Is comm
ted the responsibility Of concentrating the work OF
our fathers. Those noble and heroic spirits r.l,n
lished the great principles Of American freed IN An.
Of the constitution They laid the foundations Of the
last and the noblest empire Of time-the empire q,
liberty and Of lsw--the empire Of the arts, of No..
ence, Of religious freedom and Of intellectual bow.
Ian empire opening for the imp royemenl oil the co
dition Of man "A dominion extending over the hu,r
able expanse OF morals and Of mind Sir, letu,,,
cupy H. Let our feelings and our action rise to N.
high range Of our duties and our destiny,
To be continued
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a Fancy Pas Seul by'Miss Gertrude
PRICE REDUCED.

SWAlMS CELEBRATED PANACEA fol
- me cure OF Scrofuia, General Debility, White
swelling rheumatism, Dseases of the Liver and
nkn and all diseases arising from Impurity of the
Blood or the effects of Mercury.
swans fanacea has been for more than 20 years
reeora'eu In inns county and Europe for its extrao
binary cures-for certificates of which r.Ee1ence Il.
made to The directions and books accompanying the
Psnacea.
i has been used in hospital and private practice
ana mas had the singular fortune of being recon-.
mended by the most celebrated PHYSICIANS a mona,
others, by-W. Gibson, M. D., Professo, sn,ga,y
ga. University; Valentine Mot, M. ID. Prof Su,g,ry
~ 7. University w. p. Devices, M. d. pr Midw,ie.
ry, Pa University N. Chapman, M. ID, Profess
rhys'c' IA, unisersi'yi I. Psrke, M. D., Preside,
college rhysic ans, Philadelphia DR.. Del Vale.
Professor Medicine, Havana; Jose Lonrenco D,
Luz, Professor Surgery, Lisbon J. Chapman. MEM.
Der Royal College Surgeons, London.
Inc recommendations of many Physicians and en-
nent persons, such as g. w Erving late Minister 10
SPAN Sir Thomas Pearson, Major General Britr,h
Army; Gilbert Robertson, British Consul &c, &c
and also the wonderful cures effected by swan.
Panacea, have for many years made il an ,ryaI"abe
remedy. ] he Panacea does not contain mercury ,a
any form, and being an innocent preparation il ma,
De gwen to The most tender infant
Planters will find Swaim's Panacea n yoIuabls
plantation medicine. II being suited to d,se,s ps
cuhsr 70 tropical climates. see letter in the pam.
p; N 'O'r q" NhBi ". agent Tor the estate Oh
Pierce Butler, Esq. Georgia.
ne retail price has been reduced TO one dollar and
MY cents per bottle Containing three half ppts or
three bottles for four dollars.
CAuTloN.-Observe that the name of VIM. Swain
Is written on The label over the cork Of each bottle
10 counterfeit which would be forgery
ALSO, SWANS vERMIFUGE.
valuable family medicine, being highly approx
Gu eeoy ior all diseases arising from debility Of
ous, dysenlery, fever and ague, bleeding piles, SICK
tice.
FOR sale by all the respectable druggists in the
united states. Wholesale orders to be addressed 10
" william Swain & Son, Phadephis, or TO n. II.
..cneheln Co, druggists, New York, General
Agen. for the Psnsces and Vermfuge.
Feb. l3-9w
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ANOTHER lsvrSTIoS.-ColonelR Reed, Of Boston
has hit upon an invention, which, If successful il.
likely to be a formidable compe itur to MI Mor.s
magnetic telegraph It's purpose is to transmit rsr,
or packages any distance, with the rapidly aImosr ~
lightning The Boston Post says "'fhe process g,
which this Is accomplished is very simple, consist III,
merely Of an ar-chest, which Is charged with ar by
force-pump contiguous To the chest When the che
is sufficiently charged with air, the letter or pacSap
placed in the feeder, and il is Immediately dschorg
ed through the pipe with great velocity and rerfec
safety Col Reed, the inventor is Of opinion that II
outlay OF 100000 would ensure the Transmission o.
letters and packages between Boston and New York
with perfect safety, in the space of half an hour
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SOMETHING NOVEL. A petition of Mr. Dore wa
laid upon the table in the Senate Of Maine, on Samr
day, asking relIet on the ground of poverty The -
oner states that his two wives had borne him twer
ty-siI children-nIneteen OF whom are still hvrng
The petition was referred to the Committee on Ayr
culture, but was subsequently Withdrawn and ill
upon the table.
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MICHIGAN U. s. SENATOR. Gen. Lewis Cass wa.
elected u s. Senator from Michigan on The 4th ns,
Tor SIX years fiom the 4th of March, when he term
OF Mr. Porter, whig, expires.
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IN THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE uMrY-R NON ESSENTIALS LIBERTY AND IN ALL
THINGS CHARITY, --.fugussa.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
WIN. E BURTON, LESSEE.

I'm 1h"rsddy, Friday, and SATURDAY. Ern
mgs, February 1911, 14M and 18Th,
Will be performed the National Drama of
PU t. AM!
THE IRON SON OF '7G.
PU IMAM, MrJ FOREST
a Fancy Pas Seul, by'Miss Gertrude
10 conclude with the very popular and elegan,
Burletta, called
A WIDOW BEWITCHEDl
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Interesting Resolutions.
LEGISLATIVE CONVENTION.


The Legislative Convention re-assembled last even
ing in the Capitol. Mr.. Thompson Of Kanawha,
from the Committee of Revsal, presented the fol
lowing Report and Resolutions, which, on being
slightly amended, and on questions severay put were
agreed to:
The Select Committee, to which was referred the
Report Of the Committee of Resolutions with nstruc
lions to revise and condense The same have the honor
to present the following
l. Resolved, That this convention do declare, as
their solemn opinion that the Federal Government,
created by the Constitution Of the United States
is not the final Judge of the extent of the powers
delegated to itself but the Constitution being ga
league or compact made by the individual States as
party, and all the States another party" the
several States of this Unon each itself are the sole
judges Of It's infracons and they have the right "to
inupose fer a'resting the progress Of the tp and for
maintaining oiun their respective limits, the authorizes
rights and liberties appertaining to them"
2. Resolved, That 1t is no, only the right but the
imperative duty OF the State legislatures to instruct
their Senators in Congress, on all subjects, whether
they involve important questions of expediency or of
constitutional power And that 1t is more especially
their duty, TO make known their wishes upon all ques.
tons involving the admission of new parties to the
confederation. This right carries with it the correa.
tive duty OF obedience the part Of the Senators so
nstructed-or the obligation forthwith to surrender
the trust con6ded to them. 1t is alike the duty of the
Of the legislatures Of the States represented by them
whether the be expressed in the form of instruc
tons, or otherwise.
3. Resolved That the admission Of Texas as one Of
the States OF this UnIon demanded by the aercul
tural commercial and manufacturing interests of the
whole country that 1t is necessary effect more
perfect union, ensure domestic tranquility and ,f
ford protection against foreign invasion; that a ma
joriy Of the people in a majority Of the States land
most enphaticsly IN the State Of Virginia, have ex.
pressed their decision in lis favor and that the Joint
resolution passed motion Of Mr. Milton Brown, IN
the House Of Representatives, on the 25th day OF
January, I645, presents a constitutional and proper
mode Of carrying INTO effect this important aud ne
cessary measure.
l. Resolved, hat this Convention regarding with
the highest appreciation the resolution Of Mr. Brown
approved and sustained after full consultation and
DEBATE by the great mass Of the Democratic party in
Congress, and adopted by majority in the House Of
Representatives. the most speedy and practicable
manner Of accomplishing this end-haye witnessed
with regret disapprobsllon and apprehension, the
introduetiou By Thomas H. Benton, Senator from
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nINO> Il SONS and American Britannia I eaand Cot
~ fe- Pot. single Knives and Forxr. a. ac
Rcsn1 Sar Rods, LIns an Erznerc saucr Pans, fOts
Heg.e- SPIDERS. BAKE Pans e. Trays. Ca-iors &c tor sac
~ SEAMAN LOWERRE-
sr2i 3mvr 70 ,prng-siree,, Tear Orr--nwich
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aeeand ROArd.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

Mus Anahnae from Yra Cry'.-Cov shannon; =. =
u,s,s, 10 Mexico and servts Mrs Vanderyere Edger
~ M Alexander j. B. Emerson, Mr.. Jcralemon' hi
Brenenburg n, uhn
In "a. Bcyk John r Gordny, from Belise-W Marshal
W Anderson Cough child and servant, OF Belize Ut
jC A Pe,.etau. Psris--l in the steersge NJ, Ar.
IN tks tyix Falcon. Faom Brmudd-Mrs Reid Ms
Charlotte Reid and two servants MI w ood "n az d
Wood Mr. lie werson lady and servant BAIT Ut "o'
RI r Tucker. Mrs J Pitts. VIM Pitts
n az sch, J Paterson, from Pora-Chas smith
Copsul at Para lady and servant; Rev Emanuel Acade
Of The Roman Catholic Church.
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THE TRIBUNE.

=
TIE DISAPPOINTED SPONGE TO HIs HOST.
IcALLp on you designing
To STOP and take pot.luck.
On mutton you were dining
When ! expected duck;
Voc had no currant lely;
Alas how was dishd,
Your soup was vermicclli;
for mock turtle wish'd.
for potatoes care not.
Excep, they re mash or fred
And yours. coniound you were not
Nor had You greens beside
Then you were out Of uxard
Your tart was fruit. not jam;
Nor had You any cus'ard,
OF which ~ fond am
And Cheshirc cheese succeeded,
The profcred plate waivd'
6tilson was trha; needed;
How badly you behaved !!
Iboped to taste your sherry,
That fav'rite drink Of mine;
But found, Disguised, very
You'd noaght but ginger wine
Yoa We hun my feelings greatly.
You have. you have indeed;
You never, unta lately,
Gave me 70 poor iced
Oh keep better table,
Or. though Z will give me PAIN
never shall be able
To dine with you again lrunen
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Books.
DANIEL ADEE

~ :, 70 : ~ THE TREASURY or HlsIoths NJ
comprising general Introductory Outline .. Hs
tpry Ancient a-d Modern. and >s-1es o. % pro-
[rr.. ana Pre-ear Coadeou &c. &c ~ si,ssf
ntR-suthor 0f-e Treasury o. Now Sr III :.
eennIlTnpy az MA /. -s,,et by JoHS lNMAN
Tn above vaiuable VII D e"--r 80 -,
tsr-.ve Numbers oct4ro. printed on me Psfe''
-vn- ard vii = sold a. ; cents PER lsiiue -a To-
TIE dr-t tive numbers nave already p~l - s,st n
s,'o-y,rr ~. ug-lI - uUb.-a-i regularly on IT ~ -,
NOR ID Iufl ru-nu-f-l- =
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woonwopTu,s FLAMING MACHINES.

r,nt- RTFFN WARS EXPERIENCE, together WIN
rsv fa.rair Improvements ard sddhiohs ." - iui-
nor r,.. enables tf subscriber 20 iurn~ Al -lf lu' -
pa 81 M most perfect construction. materials ana "oiH
ma, .iar =, ,cla, % pane Wood IN all - saneAe' -u'
i. Nan n. or -uriacing only. or cutting mouidnt-'
Aso. planning. iunsiein- ana -f,o' iAs J0'N''H' VI
me- and r.amug G. sp1uard-- A., -,
App ca.iou may be- made 70 the subscrnei' ~ - 80
l.rr.nt n Fox 1oro a. he ONCE. corner OF 'oinr'
nv Information relative ue same may le ouAlra' =.
,,n a. Of Josiah Blackwell CO. New fork, or ol y y"
SAMUEL b. SCHENCk.
.. a.. ,o.rt fs.s all
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CKEAT SAVING: TO MERCHANTS And eusi
u nss Men-P Principal advantages derived from he nee
Of Francis Celebrated Manhood Writer. copy u Az
iucraeni may Dc kept without any additional trouble 70 s
writer ard Inc necessity OF using either inksAnc
OF pen -. -, -
an exact COPY q whAi Il wriuer, sodd recommend ns
N.ri,ii Wr.er 70 The favorable notice Of business ner
generally. .>,.-nr, ,.-,--... s,..,o,.-.
,siSs~ = Maiden Lane
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tuiuoow SHADES.
U1NnOW SHADES

WINDOW SHADES,
C. XOODFDRD a. Brosls ly, ilf LES ~ t-ei'h "
y. hose about purcha. NJ WINDOW SHADES 70 ~ COZ
ecron OF shades beng perhaps - M goil -
In srv IN NJ c ,r-a ming rginzify Of style ant n.sns
-rr,f co rsie-i master adrie- 'orhu, i
AID others M .cnpural vev- DARK isno-apr-' N-hrr'
y-u!tau scen.- corresponding % any -i1, nuo"- 49,
p, (,ofc new patterns. do Gothic Landscape, IorinhA
Column. &c 80 A. invoice OF low prics'i Shades and
BNrrchsns visiting The city buying 10 sell again NJ
Dc allow al liberal -cOuni, ~ - -, -
]. c. WOOOFORD, -. Broadway.
rvf5 rslary. B4.aine-. II door from heale-s-
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rr.ss FoR uI-DsO> AND INrERNg.

rNss--fSnIATE LANDlNGS.-Iile steamer Hrh
sxar~sis-1SON In place Of the Wesichrsiei DE od,
,,st thatland, AZ o'cl0ck) Captain William III AklLn,
, lsase the foot OF CeiSr-slrce, the ensuing seaso
.vs,v MONDAY Wednesday and Friday. Al o.eiccs
II louna.ting at Hudson with The Hndson and 8eksars
,srad The ears Ut which leave on the arrival OF The boat
{.nnns tie boat leaves Hadsol on Tuesday, Thirsis
.,.Iinr f5,h WAYS nj the .n,crm,dsl. landings Fo
f.i.hl ~ passage. apply on board ~ -
SrORRS 4 STEPHENSON, - Wests
f,a has b,.n puf r rumplei" order, with new bor
"a ,,,,i, npd an additional number q ssic r@,ms Ar
IN b.. frI \. pheasant and comfortable boat 20 sly
h. river The loAi tow. mo- 1arEes. -
ri1 boat Is now ready 10 ieceivo ireagh, WV
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leaal Notices.

.,IERIFF'~ -ALE.-By virtue 90 several wis
- fera Eaca. 10 me directed and delivered WI eSPos'
ir sale TIE NesiiOule OF ne oy nan, III t.e , - ~
cnnall the ri ght ue and interest OF Elisha b. Sa,Heil
which h. naa on tn -l day u February, of' or s any
me tt,,,ard. OF IN and the follow lns described pDi
y 10 Wit. All that certain piece or parcel OF ground WI
M 6uidiur thereon situate, lying and being IN tr RI
Mad nf he CIV of ,,e- York known AZ NUMBER - 'v'i
80 slim ming IN tweuig-evei feet front and rear an
45, fry.fv. feet IN depth on both Sides Also e.l iH' '
,r parcel of ground with the building thereon sisae'
"A b.no M IN. seventh Nari Of tn Cry OF Nrw-f oIA
md snoyn as Number l6i Henry = rei conainhs ~
twenty. feet m front and and ''l one hunife -
n 8.ffh on both -de- De- the same more or les NsN
-, Inn. ls lsls WILLIAM JONES, sheriff
- 49, tf pt>.,,, D.nutv Sl-rf i-lo htlaw
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I1T1Iian,. Kt1.I,TEK FOR I>iJ.-ii.
Orn Goo0s.
PATERSON SILK FACTORY, n. J

PATERSON SILK FACTORY, ". J, -
MANUFACTURES Tram. Organize ana @f.e "a, 4
vi sesying- OF he very quality for fringe gimp al
coach ~. makers. a.. a, IT,. -. -
Servings IN small ssein--hses blue pa = 80
quarter pound papers bundles Of II" Seems es'" VI " "
tons OF leo sssns 10 emit purchasers. 1900. ..,,..
DO Fich riufe and prned Pocket HandAercnleis
sarsners &c. for nsi and cap Innings s... ..
Six Cloh. Of sny required "dlh-P-aih iO' P''H'''e' "
deed for banners and Sags.
Waste silA for csr4ug and spinnng' -, -, 49,, san
The above for sale and orders for any article ~ @ '''
line solicited By > =, ST. - s ,,s
miz6 SIN ~ i'"'
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miscellaneous.
frpoYWAREHoUsE, i2i GREENWICH

IRON WAREHOUSE, i2i cREENwlcH.s! -
vIrpSyys BREEsE SAMPSON, snoceseo's 70 70
n p@-,.r IohnsOn Ayres Co have 90 laid ana on !,
81 .ss on Loes a terms M sssoruleni Of swLDiSn C.
md sqssre IRON
Rasss T ) old Sable Iron ,pf,on
b,sx@r. Rods, 3.b W rai inch
sn.se Rod. AMI Shoe Snape., Of all sizes
H,r.eSs Rods Of Sor~ egisn o.d sable sno 'uaAsls
Hand Stroll snd Hoop Iron. Of al sizes
Ca So. Snear steel and German sisei o. vs1o1s
So So American Blister steel, ~ bhsef sieei
HoiIsT ana Fiue Iron. Of az szes
saju Boa and Railroad Spikes
Gu; Ss.ls Rrads and Spikes, OF al rz0 e..
49, o.. iirs 4 Co geru're rlln-- ~
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PATENT WATER PIPE.

sVNHE Subscribers manufacture PIPE, CHEAPER Nn.
BETTER than any other now In use for The conveyance
epovsys - pure ~ the fountain itself and THEY WAN
RANT u SUPERIOR and more DURABLE thsn any osisi
b. drain. coil and Pipe and for hydraulic purpose
gensgaliy An extra premium OF dollars and s,ivr
1edA were awarded The Inventor the last Fair OF is
Anevc~n INSTITUTES
An orders promptly s,,eoded to asiO Fulson-sre~t
ally J. BALL X CO
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LrwIs Br~ToS Secretary. .--s co,,,.-r vii trans
U ne Ss.I ~. Insurance THE same o-ce- myle
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cry avn sTpAw ware HOUSE :,

SILK AND STRAW "Ahh HOISJSI my
r>c PFARL-STREET. y. Y.-R l. SMITH nf.'
40 DFR~OS woulf invite the attention Of Mrrcnah.-
~frk Am STR AyN GOODS, to which they are ui-Aihe
constant additions from ihe .aiesi impofienoh- lnei a.
-0rtrrent Of DRESS GOODS viii az a.. tunes eon. a.
iarre VARIETY OF tr most fashionable and desrahr :! - ~.
market They would invite inspection oi lfef ne" -
of FRENCH LAWNS AND MJsLlNs, ncn h-uIe9s ~. D.
plain Cameon and Brocade -i.ss. printed par - r.
l,rnes striped Fouiaris and rsncie- new vt.s, y. IN
LANES Nc 4 very large assortment oil SHAW = " D.
sCARFS. Caueion. SIX and Cashmere sam - - 20
rege AND Ralzorne plain and embroidered Dr Ane' La
5iss. Crqvas scar. and Hlkfs swiss Mul- Canuilc-i
Lace. and I'd ging. Ribbons Glove. Mhis S Iay wo.1
fer particular attention their -ioc. oil roresl a.
American STRAW GOODS comprising every variety on
Forence Brad. Straw, Lawn, Willow ana Fancy Do..e.
Of spnng syle- sni viii BE- sold nj IN io"'-' n'"ta,
tyrat.. rr-e. Five Hundred Cases OF Mems ami BOYS
Iego,u Hats and an entire assortment OF ram L"i
H.s 81 .gerv ouatv and price; Artificial Flower bonnr
| Trimmings, Nc which "lu De -oin io ''' " si sns
| credit. al he lowest market prices o. '--
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-Ir..- ,.oENING LINZ Ar O'CLOCh

= ssspa-sie FOK ALBANY, TROY, and Intermediate
ExEx-a Tandugs from rhe Steamboat Pier NJ ih.
s,f a. BARCLAY street Leaves NevNnik tf7 o'clock, g.
~ Monday Wednesday AMI Fniuy, and Troy ~ O'Clock
A " Albanv at7 O'Clock A. w. Tuesday, Ihur.tay anl
saturday Breakfast and Dinner ON board the boat
The new .ow pressure strem1oOi NlArAhAi 'tpt =
De lr0oi Monday " ednes4sy AMI Freay Morning. NJ d
Jcoch ,,.,,
For passage freight, ePPy on board ofio Z HALL
AZ the Office 0n TIE wharf
SorIcE-AH goods. freight baggage, bank Bis, specie
or or an other kind property aiken, shipped, Or put OF
loari th- boat must BE- al the rsk Of the owners Of c
,ood.. frrighL baggage. &c. jelS
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Lamps, Cuilcrp, &t.
cOYAP LAMPS. &c

SOLAR LAMPS, &c.
NAL MERRITT, 100 Bowery, between Grand an
vi. H.srer-,reets have always on hand hancscuea A.
.,~rgo.nt ot SOLAR and HALL LAMPS. GlRANDOLEs
.e which are warranted to be II ~. respects equal 70 an
'Ajt,,sso~cfIvA. GLASS, STONE, EARTHEN an
BRITANNIA WARE, TABLE CUTLERY, &C 81 20"
prices ~h0lesa.e and retail ILL., m
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &c.
AMPS GlEASDOLEs, HALL Lanterns, All
LCANUELABRAS, tor IN. Spring lrale-DiEiL
BROTHER CO., No. - JOln-lre-i are m1nui ac!.fL.
,uI have avsgs hand complete assortment 81 afucir-
1r In. ~ lie iooWing descnp uon- which hey VII ~
Al sgio.e-a.e VI retail, a, Low PRICES lor cash
Improved CErmIca. O.. ana Canpiene Lamps
SOFA Ian D- Ola ant 5rUnk-d, h -rr.i t'e.fs
rrrrlu. / Col. celebrated Patent Lard Lamps,
a. ,~rdo'.s vsrie, patterns glit svered or bronzed.
-1.n.r,i. ny solar. Done Campiene Lamps,
pr,r.et solar. SIDE do do
s,'.r Cisns.lars Bracket DO DO
Paeu, Lard Hand Lamps. Stand do co
Britannia and Lamps, Ismporn- nande-o's
Superior Cheflcal Oh, Pure sperm ",
do Campteo-, -osr s'a i-aru vii 49,
do Burning riud. hernen " iHr Oi- nlo ~
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prpIroCAL sPECTAcLES.

THESE LENSES, pronounced superior 20 all oih~Is ~
uss by bra LSrtner Patterson. and numerous oss &c
sp6r seoileu are American Invention and msnuiaetur
"a ouv n toe rev and extensive OPTICAL WORMS
Nos,h Oxford Mass Numerous testimonials of thnr mem
- - ss.un hui ss seeing believing The public IN
vpd 10 ex anime and Judge FOR themselves They may be
fnd II ll Wholesale and retail Agency. No lsz Broadway
spd also q 4. }. CROWENS Boob Siore, ess Broadway
Ss .sss =, - '" y y s. BRIGHAM.
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YOUNTAINS.

(NAsr IRON FOUNTAINS, consisting Of Figures OF ' =
- &c los ming variety u than forty different Kinds
~ ps,ocs from q tise Also Lin and Force MRS, y
shfvw fon 10 to ~ gallons per minute; Iron LII o
Cssss copper rivcscd Hose, Coupling Screws Ne manu-
6esnred for wholesale retail. by d. L. fAkNAM.
D--rI ~ ~ Futon-0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23
PISTOLS,

nArENT SIX BARREL SCI REVOLVING AND RE
II PEATIN0 PISTOLS.-For sale by A. W, SPIES \
Co als Pearl street Also, single and double Guns Rise
HssolA Powder-Flask Shot Bags, Pouches, Game Bag
Percussion Cape, Gun Locks and paris OF ioeAs ana
kinds Of Gun Smiths arueles
Hsrdwsrs Cutlery, Tea Trays and Waters Also pixoi
Sons Britannia Wue great variety Of new patterns
$3.50 - vel