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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

RICHARDSON x cos CELEBRATED AMERICAN
IL PANACEA-This Medicine, compounded solely from
vegetable matter free from aduieraon, and warranted he:
any ingredients detrimental - health, was dscoyered
about one year since by individual sorey afflicted win
ULCERATED sCROFULA, and who has been under the
treatment eminent In The nited 5nes
for ght year without the least apparent hope Of esiorE
Who after taxing the above named medicine for i've wfV
was restored perfect health That medicine has been sold
with unprecedented success and has never failed Ia any In
fwhen taken Ia accordance win drecons 10 eject
perfect cure Of the following diseases, 10 VII; SALT
RHEUM, sCROFULA, ULCERATED sCROFuLA, W
YER SORES, BRONCHITIS, KINGS EVIL, THITE-
LO,ISFLaMMATORi AND CHRONIC kHEU MAIlsA,
PILES, ERYSfPELAS BILES, SCURhf, CHRONIC
SORE EYES BLOTCHEs, PIMPLES on THE FACE,
sCALD HEAD, AND ALL CITANEOLS DISEASES
OR PAINS OR ULCERS ARISING FROM AN iSJu-
DlCIOUS USE OF MERCURY OR AN IMPURE STATE
OF THE BLOOD The efficacy Of this medicine has been
tested IN all the diseases above enumerated and It's effects
are truly astonishing Only table spoonful 10 b. taken
10y an adu each morning before eating, which usually pro
Ggces tonic effect while Gin most cases also acts -
tie patient causing all uceraed sores TO discharge more
profsey and producing eeciuai Alternative o the whole
system, purifying and producing perfect action u The
blood.
Persons while taking H. should refrain from the of oil
stimulating drinks or highly seasoned food FOR sale BY
Obtained al wholesale Of THOS q. TALMACE,
General Agent ~ Pine-sireet opposite the Custom House
NewYork and al 10 Aston House 10, ttJ and az Broad
way; corner Broadway and Chainbers-st No. - Ffon-st
No IA West-s-; No. 50 and 80 Boweryi No ~ Fulton
-; Nos. n and 30 Hudson and - Hanmondsl corner
Hudson No 80 Grand-sL; No. l57 and iss Oreen.ic
No ll2 and % CherrysL, No iB Waker-st No % Cath
Grlne-sL: No. 81 and AZ Pear.st No ia Canal-.L
Brooklyn J. W. smith, corner Of Fulton and Cranberry
Sta and VIM. BagrOye, squres Buildings, corner w dow
aud Aanicst. and by al the principal druggsts ~ the
DR.. v b. Lockrov, No 81 Besyer-s, Clinton Buildings
General Wholesale and Retail Agent for Albany.
T. W. Dyou son, No. l+j North Secondst, General
Wholesale A gent for Philadelphia; Bush Hilyer.
O. COLBY, No ISL Pearf.t, NY
certificates and testimonials may be seen and obtained
ef the above PAGES. MA cod
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SINGING N COMMON SCHoOIS.-ln this city the
l'aouee OF singing in Common Schools Is universal ana
approved by every body In document, lately given 10
ine puohc signed BY icryone ccrsynen embracing the
most distinguished men IN this city, they express Their
ehcsi confidence in singing scientifically taught
method OF nora sadsoa and suggest 20 their brethren
the ministry that they encourage by public addresses
Otherwise a. they may deem proper the cultivation
of music, not only IN common schools among the youth
II our country but also IN the other common spheres of
Lie. Boston Recorder
ANCIENT AND INTERESTING RsLIc-Wm. p
Van Rensselaer, Esq Of Beverwyck Rensselaer, County
bas in his possession understand, the wedding ring
which belonged Mde. Van X the second wife Of the
f,sf Pa,roon This lady daughter OF Johannes Van
AVeely merchant of Amsterdam. and was married TO
Anlsen Van Rensselaer, in 1877 her marriage portion
having been $1,000 She the mother Of eight chill
Gen Two Of these died previous To ter niher death
ia 6l6 the remainder were living at the date Of their
mothers deceasc which occurred in 1910 Alb. Argus
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yNHICH THOUSANDS IN Hudson and is vicinity can
w testify, Z valuable for Dagrara, Griptng
Iirs Complaints Of Children and for those
periodical pains 10 which females subject Il now
Tor sale by Jotn MILAN, ls Broadway Rusbron Co 10
and 800 Broadway and 10 Asior Houe James Aspn~ al
o. William street; Atanson Old Brigham, +ol Broad,
way corner Grand Delgc Dupuy 5si Broadway and :
Ark Row; J. & A. Meakim 5li Broadway J. c. Hunt
gton corner 81 Avenue and Twenfy-secOn street; T. l.
CJ..on z5 Beeck-r JOn-s-trret. VIM T. fe~A ~
otn-sef and III C;reeuyv corner Jane-ire-
\, hoiesa- by Schl-ren Co 70 Wal-sTre bry"s-
yn, Il J. Dawes; South Bnooklon, VIZ r. ba-foee. re
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boaroins ano fotrls.

NyOTICE.-The subscribers BOARDING HOUSE II
~ LOng. Brancn fronting he Atlantic Ocean NO" .k,
or tic reception company, under the management % Nh
Ferguson.
Ii Sea Bathing pleasan; scenery, pure AT and qsis
House viii DC satisfactory, they VII oe ioand a. ~, ,,s
.shn<si. JNO. hpfFEh
Long Branch " j. June ~, 1853 Ie.s lniess'
Tie cool breezes OF Brooklyn,
Spiced with the comforts at home
TWO three Gentlemen be dessfaSy accohisoee
i ted wltA breakfast and Tea, land Dinner on lhe ~
bahl IN A small private New Englan family, Where uev
children and other bosrdefs Apply a. l"t bndye
suss. Prospect The location. All rooms es
pleasant and not ten minutes wak from ue run
Oa Ferry. Ter moderate and references exchanged
je9 .>seod'
BOARD At THE BATTERY .-se,e1a gentle.
~ viii ii handsome observation-disclosures ny Gaining -
Ne Nmteha4fsL The rooms are high, airy, and new
ruishsd and being dscent 10 The Fountain, AMI enjoying
NE breeze from Tie Battery The location 10 unsufp ~
Summer residence, either IN The City or Country Terms
reasonable. ir-Ilw-
llOAkD.-A gentleman AMI his wife, one oi i've
~ gle genemen can be very Pleasantly aecouaoA ssrd
with tine rooms and Board at 81 Henry, between MaAss
aud Pibe-sireels. ell .ws
llOAKD IN JERSEY CITY. -Desrsble BoAkD
men OF small families, No " York street tbeiwess
v ssillgion and Warren. Commune, alton us ieuy =
cheap, and the crossing constant until midnight lcu lus
llOAfl oiNc.-A gentleman anu has wic, lVur W
- i've sing gentlemen, can bc accommodated Win board
md pleasant SSl Brooncsl The kslrvsd Lasp
lass tie house every I've minutes psim'
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FOR THE PILES.

nR UPHAMs ELECTUARY ian internal reDety) Is &
1Jertaiu cure for Pills, either Internal or exrrns-
ing or blind Sold only tbs city al tie Office Of the
riysraI Propneior A UPHAM, NJ ID. regular educated
,6.csn Of l~rny years experience, confined ~ Office
u.ce where Piles and A.. Ca.l.e D.ssAsss
hly treated Medical OHce s Bowey, four doom above
sras;A isl1 In
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LAW NOTICE

Holm BROUGH late Auditor Of state and Fund ComInis-
y soner OF Ohio has associated himself WIN h brother
:. rrerc OF liz Law, IN the city OF Cincinnati Ohio.
pgptal Attention viii be gwen % al business, IN Law and
tsnc--, ss,,r,-,ed To hen. Hamilton and adjoining
Counties. and The District and Circuit Courts VI The United
States for the state Of ono
VIII receive tillclr Aic prompt AZ
tntio Or norteast corner OF Main and Third streets
Cilcnnaii, June "a, l5ih
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TO THE ELITE OF MUSICAL TASTE.

n0IBIF AND SINGLE ACTION HARPS, al J. z.
~ pRONSF'> Maker and Importer, London and 23l
roadwav cor Chabefs-ireei AID Broadway, New. York
The finest Harp- yet produeed Al our eineat professors
r fhr for their rich brilliant tone. touch, and perfect
fnsh, 70 al others lLonlon MUSICAL 'fIO''
These Harps obtain great celebrity y he musical world
y. y. Evening Post
Chef druvre OF applied 10 The most beautiful and
ty-.ike instrument ~ iOiA ".4iiVi-
The sn--, Harps ever played on
January, 1915 Plp- u Doeis@
u.y,s r.,air,.d Strings &c je5 Sawlm"
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PAINTING PAINTING
Competi,iou /. the Life Of all Trade.

vi 1911 Duanes where he invites his friends, and all those
syinc business ~ be done in his line. 20 give him call He
prepared 10 transact all orders NJ MY per cent lees than
gny o'er house IN the City which, together with puncu-
y a. 10 all agreements and due attention 10 all business
entrusted TO h. care. wl DEE loPe-, ensure hm meried
success
In order 70 satisfy all who may be kind enough TO patron
re him. be pied yes himself 10 make charge for any job
sf Doe. not give entire safacou-iO which, he
La. AZ present employed none but Tie most ssil eerers,
md gralner-, Ac-
In lie feoaent Of Ornamental Painting he Is enabled 10
r,ubine clapnrss with finished workmanship; thus. al
lnce sutng the general low prices o lie day without Of
tending the eye OF the drfYte.
4. Hose len having any orders In either OF the above
hranches-of House, sgn or Ornamental Painting The ad-
rerr.er would refer 70 those for whom be las already
,,orkea or recommend 20 CAL 6i Duanestreei where
i' ev cannot isA ~ be satisfied IN any particular
ALIENS '. HIRLEY,
is Duanc-sfreei. near Hudson.
Ps Nh H. would cal the attention Of Contractors and
Agents 20 tie low pce for which he proposes ~ ihfn-h
rsirfs Nj. III cents per 10. je20 lmeodc
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~ Ko.,on SUBSCRIPTIONS to the Newly rk



~ Ncticc.-The annual Election i1r thirteen Directors
Inc Bucter- and Drov-rs Bank for the ensuing year, and
three Inspectors for ne neAi Election De- he'd IL NE
TUESDAY tie sih day Of July next The POI Will 5e opeaei
Z O'Clock and closed Al O'Clock, p. "
By order OF tie Board .
ielrivs d. ". TOWNSEND. Cashier.
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MRS. E. KIDDER,S

CHOLERA, DfsENTERY AND DIARRHGA
" DiAl%-Ihs CORDIAL has long been establish
Isostoa, aud throughout New England generally, 80
feet remedy for al tue above complaints II Is no eAa2
ton 10 say hat thousands have been cured spesnLy
ling prolrscfet DIAaRHGAs by this CORDIAL hsn'
Mariners whose lives have 5.rn rescued from te "a
OfCHOLERA at Calcutta add other places IN we ~
tli- CORDIAL Principal Depot, 100 COuftst, bos'on
can be purchased IN tie ciy VI N-ys-fofs wDois,aN
r-tal al No. IS Chaihani-st; also, al Dsleys d
Office, No. ~ f1ltOu--L .. g.. =.
~. - ." ' lel7 I'm la
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TO WHOM MAY CONCERN.

GENTLEMEN or Families gong 20 r1fopeof rss"ne!e,
I S,ha cred d,s.ncImber themselves u their supernu
Gu erects such Wearing Apparel elnef LADIES u Zen
Subscriber will obtain liberal and iai grice iof e same
H. LEEETT, Of.ce No. Wal II. ~ York.
Families and gentle attended 70 al their residence by
~ All orders le the Subscribers Office, or sent through
tie Post Oaice will be pnctusy attended 70. Jel3 81
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Bob l)rinlins ano Book Binding.
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

TRIBUNE JOB FhIN INI OFF IOE'
NO sPRU CE-SIREEI.-A. kinds Of JOB Printing,
4 such
PamnhIefs Mammoth Show. Bills.
Catalogues, Lecinfebhs,
Checks COncer-Bll-. plain and fancy.
Cards Political Bills
Ir.urauce Policies. Circulars. (neaf)
Bill of Lading Circulars, &C.
PrYmptlv executed Al the Office No Spruce street.
The improved POWER PRESSES, for BOOKS, PAM
PHLETs, Ac
All work on the above Presses viii be done AT eNraor-
iinsrv lo,y rrices icjf
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REFERENCES

Me~srs Wn.ow and Perkins, " az street. New. iofa
Jacob Lille {. Co
Robert II. Morris, ESQ. Postmaster
A A,.so d / Robertson counseOF' al Law
JAGA. ]. Robertson. Pear street,
sheldon, Phelps Co >oIin " ii-ain'
AL to
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y sumption Dy Sclencks Pumonlc syrup.
Mr.. SCHESCk Dear Silt Is great satisfaction ~
his day lay before you and the public, the success Of
daughters health by making of your genuine Pull
aouc syrup Ny wife and self gave up ali hopes that she
could be cured Tie neigbOrs IN general pronounced
Lr cOnsumpTe and eminent phys tia, attended her
ilr space Of fourteen months told and they could
give her 10 relief Al length discovered some refer
your Pulmonc syrup being genuine cure for
sumption. and has proved 90 IN my daughters case
cteerfuly recommend To the public To be quack
cry, and WILL give you statement Of my daughters
For several months continual cough, day and night
and night sweats burning In the palms of the hands and
soes Of tie feet, and seldom without pains IN her head,
cJnnua pain Der let side and len 9Th making is
appearance both sides, her shoulders also dreadful
ghfne-s Der cbe-t with lie loss Of appetite and
swelling Of her ancle- This be relied honest
aen-rt Of my daughters case, and any one wishing TO
~ may see her a. my house. PETER DELANf,
- MAkel-sireet, Newark, New Jersey.
Cify and County Of Ner iors -.
Peter Deany duly deposes and says thai he fore
going statement signed BY him. Just aL1 tue y ne best
ofhis knowledge and belief PETER DELASY.
sworn before me, this lsi day of August, 1914.
JAMES HARPER, Mayor.
Please notice hat the genuine Schencks Pulmonc Syrup
b, had the PrOpnrOrs Olce only, NJ. CORTLAND
- a lew door. be'Ot Broadway ,e.n I'm
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TslAscEzk's OsyIcs, Noa~icH WoRol

TsEAsczzK's OfFIcs, Soa~iCB WoRcEsTER(
X X Co, Norwich, Conn June "a, ISf5. !
4 DIVIDEND Of Tire. per Cent for the as, months
has been dec AIRED tic shares Of this Corporation,
payable and aer the first day July next holders
q steeA on he @ inst, Al The Transfer Office, is suf
iA Bauz, Boston, a Tie Bank VI lie State vi New ost In
te City Vi New orb, and 4; TINS olce
The booAs ~ be cO-e. from r 9Th VI June, ms anl
tie ith Of July next inclusive
Jesuy G. s. PERKINS, Treasurer
sEyLsIH WsRD BAss. New-York, June n, letl
hlv1DEND.-The Presiden, and Directors have THIS
- DAY declared dvdss VI 9hrve pss cent oss q u
trons o. he current SIX month";, payable on and aer e IL
day Of July next By order Of tie Boerd
jsAiw A q FRASER, Cssilss.
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fine Wailbes ano 1eweIrn.
coin AND SILVER WATCHES.


DICHARD FISHER, JR. WatclsMaAer and Jeweler
IL now prepared sell WATCHES At retail lower than
any other House IN the city, A. he Is constantly receiving
81, descriptions direct from the Manufactures IN Eng and
France and Switzerland be j. enabled Ia oher very large
assortment Oi Gold Watches from SIS Ia -len EACH Silver
To- from - 10 -ineachal warranted 20 keep good lime
the money returned. Also very good assortment Of
JEWELRI and SILVER WARE very low.
~ B.-Second hand Watches and Old Gold and Silver
AIKEN In exchange bought for Cash Watches Clocks
Iu-c Boxes and Jewery repaired IN the best manner and
warranted hy experienced w0rkmen, a. low a. any her
house in uis city. RICHARD FISHER Jr. Importer Of
Watches and Jewelry, Wholesale and Retail, No l Broad
way, Newly ork few doors above the City Hospital.
n4y RICHARD tlsiiER, Jr.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF God and Silver Du
vertical WATCHES, selected from The best Manufacturers
a Europe, which win be WARRANTED perfect Time
,eepers.
Do. do do God Pencil Cases God PeIs
Do. do do. Thmbes Rings Pins, &c
DO. do. do. Bracelets, viii Stones
All tire above articles will be sold at The LOWEST PRICES
a9d warranted be equal the best made IN le city.
MOTT BROTHERS. Importers OF Fine Watches, Nc
No. Nas-ars. opposite the Custom House.
p She above articles carefully Repaired and War
ranted. bv the most skllii workmen ~ he CITY. mty
WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, Sc.
'I,HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully invite the attention Of
their friends and TIE public 10 their select assortment OF
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, consisting Of
Duplex Lever and Lepne aiches Of the various approved
Time keepers.
Silver Knives Forks Spoons, Ladies, Tea Sets. Cups
Ca-iors &c.
Mante Clocks Fine Cutlery, Fancy Goods, &c which .y
are enabled 10 offer for sale ,very reduced prices
Watches and Ciocks carefully Repaired AID Warranted
At the Old Established Store a5 Pearl Of Fulton
street, opposite L. ;. Ho'e- 10y
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TRIBUNE BOoK-BINDERY.

NO 7SPRUCE-STREET Third story. l-GAfLORD
" ALEXANDER. are prepared 10 execute Binding Tor
Booksellers. Public Libraries, and private individuals
" B.-Particular attention paid to rebinding old Books
Periodicals Music good style and ai reasonable raier
Persons visiting the City have their books rebound at
.borf notice lyl7u
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gJfrR AID on PHRESD-NSENOTECHN Or Tsr
Ar oF IxrRovI~s TIE MEvosT hantsoroe r1yAl ocvo
Ga page elegantly oonc 10 c.otn, y ~
81 Portrait 81 fir A1t-or
An i1vanasle work 70 hose who deficient Of memory
81 f1cff-- iribt1e.
1 verv useful work eocuenily wriier--N~-or
Al indispensable accessory 70 a. existing -rzres-C0u-
mr.
It I7Ie sln- - .-,. -,,-,.
Published ~ WILT PUTNAM, New-lork.
Pnce - a-seodl
~ Boston subscriptions 10 the Newly orh
Tribupe rrc-iv.-i by authorised Agents kEDDlSG l. Co.
Siaft-'reet TeTms-l0 cents per week Two for
single Copies -
per annuu-
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"a Delancy-siree,, New York.
RrNeH,Nrox. OcL L. lsii.


Nfssrs L. r. s n Sands | have been s1ected with
scrofla for nine years past lappeared in various forms
rom IL commencement but did not break our IN ulcers
until about four years large swelling appeared on my
arm had Il sncei II then commenced eating, and con-
until the feshy part OF my arm, rom my elbow
near shoulder nearly All ulcers 70 then broke out
on sides of and extended 90 my lace hsd \
number Of ulcers my ANGLE and bottoms OF my feet My
suffering. seemed almost nioenbe The most Of the time
have been under tie of Physicians have taken Iodine
plnacca ami other preparaiions-and had nearly
ee.pair uf getting relief hen WAS induced by Mr. Rex
lord 10 try your >Arsaparia Ny assumed more
healthy appearance and catered myself with the idea that
should be well again. have now taken Eighteen Bottles
Of your medicine my al healed and my general
health better than Il has been before for nine years, and
a-crbe my the efficiency Of your sarsapara had
known years should have been saved much
severe suffering and disfgured face, and my husband
would have been saved great expense. = gnedl
CYNTHIA UPPER.
cheerly testify the truth OF the above statement OF
ms wife. MAsoS IJffEh
For further particulars and conclusive evidence Of u su-
peror value and efficacy, see pamphlets winch may be OBJ
tanned of Agents gratis
Prepared aud sold, wholesale and retail, by A. Il. 4 ID.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, ~ Fulion-sree, New ORR.
sold also by Druggists generally through Tie ln!ted
States Price Il per bottle, SIX bottles for -
IS'- The public respectfully requested 10 remember
that 10 Ssndss Sar-apanla that has and Is constantly
achieving such remarkable of the most difficult class OF
diseases the human frame is subject; therefore ash
tor Sands's Sarssparis- and take no other lel< I'm
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sANs sovoI HOTEL. sAhIsZoA pa Z
% THIS LoN0 KNOWN AND ekvURITE EUrAb


i-hsent with tbs extensive grounds beIonsias " "
and all It's sppurenancss, has been recently put tsto IN
perfect order and repair, and Will be opened (os The
sceplon vi Wis tors on The 18th Of June next
The Inducements and advantages offered by thu SAno
Souc ghtiu summer retreat too widely knowu
y render minute description necessary It's spaciens an1
,egsnl saloons aud apartments rich and divgsehcd
esnsy Of extensive pleasure grounds, now In tho 9bu
ais vi finish and culvsont~ quiet reiiremeet " ~
hady reeas-and the comfort and order which . lnessd
d shall perysde and characterize ths whoIe csHblznH1e
II combine TO present unrvaed attractions " uo pebtc
,ensszlly.
To families and those Who nom delicate health q oDB
essons may prefer quiet and rcpose, offers p.cu voo
4ges Is SIX mles from Saratoga Springs, wnh
shch aion BY railroad several nmes ~
nus afordng easy opportunity ofmingn Ia the gaPs end
mussmenls vi fashionable watering place, witout be-
AZ ~ ecled e annoyance and confusion of iefowdA
Tie Saratoga Mineral Waters will be constantly Furnished
frrs heahlu and sparkling ~ the springs th'ssvsa
here also Mineral fountains Ia the immediate vicinity
4 The Sans 5ouci Of great value and efficacy The new
SULPHUR Srgsc BATHS al Saratoga Lake. for miLos
stAn and carriages will from ue Hotel all unes lo
ne accommodation III visitors who may wish he bets
q 10 en- 10Y une del shiiul scenery of this Aks.
The .sans Souc,' will be- under tho charge II Ma r. H.
,RANE and y. w. HuxFOkD, isie ~ The Eagle Tsvsrn.
hsny; aud they trust mat their personal enos, ogsess
nth - many sdvsntages end sftrsctons VII roOdsr
all hat could be wished for ~ hoss wb0 sst hssu,
omfort or pleasure during The coming ssss0a
~ b6
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- GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for June contains
much attractive reading, from the pens OF Bryant,
Poe, Street Sieournoy, &c. &c. We must make
room for the following vigorous lines:
WAR;. = T. Co>sAD.
thou hOod-echpsc OF nations. darkllns Ger
Hopes that were lii by Heaven why contest thou,
When winning 10 the wan Earihs brow
The primal lusirc which its Eden wore
+ is not that wolflisc, thou wilt lap up blood,
For man is Deaths but from thv ~ hand,
Icashd Crime. and Madness a shriekEs land
re loosd unto their reyc. Not ior good
or virtue nor for honor. does the cry
Ring through shuddrins valleys, where thy track
VIII leave heart hearth stone-sent, cold and black
WHY should Eanh's last, fond faiTcst hope thus de
n u ior what now We are. but what may be.
J cave 70 peace and hopc-God and our destiny
The work i sold By w II. Graham, Tribune
buildings
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ppTuTiNc INK MANUFACTORY.

THE sUBsCEIBERha- recent iatro-igced steam pow
L er ard improved machinery mo - tnA--ciory "LcA
:. ,als h1 f .b hi customers with very superior ~
re Painters and merchants Who may have orders Tor
Fnn,er. Ina viii ind them promptly executed al moderate
f v which for briacy and durability u color
b. not e1cee IN the country. The subscriber manufactures
OF VARIOUS color- red, Due, green &c ofd.rs d.
r.res ~ l psrt-fs-tDrv 20 fron-ree between Mont
d rerv sns C1uveru~ur streets, Ea,l River through Lire
-.pafch post " BE- puncGAy attended o.. Il- paper
4. r several wear. nasi been printed with ink from III.
fs.ft AMI GtD. MATHER-
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,r.e Of lie Board Of Mayor and Aldermen Of tie Town Of
a4snps Tennessee Do hereby advertise for proposals 70
oo.frrc Cana from Wolf River % the Cly Memphis
stance OF even Niles sad Canal all be laid Oul
ions of one nile eacn and -eaec proposals for - con-tgc
ION .si be. received until he 9Th day II Juiv -
work 10 be paid tie Bonds Of the Corporation. having
twenty Years 10 run w..A Interest pa able seanIay 81
Philadelphia
Tie Corporation Is Of debt and has which
a. ncr-s " per cent per anlgm FOR TIE asi four years
ind now amounts about twenty-five ol thousand dol
ar- year.
Oueraior. wishing 10 contract are invited AMI
,s.e tie ground when a.. tie Information desired Wa be
FINISHED J. j. FiNLEi' mayor OF Menu rs Tenn
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