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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-31

NEW MATERIAL FOR PAPER.-On the borders
of Bell pond. whence the aqucduct for supplyn :
this village with water is being constructed il a
of three four which has usually cx.
hbited the appearance OF meadow the level of the
water Of the pond, and slightly covered with vegetation
II walked upon II will shake for distance As u
mere accumulation of vegetable matter foating
the surface OF the pond The water of the pond hs
ing been drawn down several feet by excavation
the outlet, for the purpose ofccanng out preparatory
90 the construction Of the aqucduci this tract of which
we have bcco speaking Is found consist of hrous We
getable matter extending many feet when and Ia
ken out II Is OF light grey color. and very much r.
scmbles sponge when saturated with water After be-
ing dried appears like hair or perhaps more like tov
matted together. 1t has been tried and found Ia make
excellent wrapping paper, and Is believed il might be-
worked 10 some extent into writing and printing papcr
We visited the place yesterday and ound laborers EN-
poyed Ia cutting out tor the paper makers Tens Of
thousands of cart loads Of may be readily obtained
and IN view of the matter. We could not help but think
that the paper makers quite much in luck in
making the discovery. a. Paddy was when he made h,
Everlasting eternal fortune. by finding soap mine
THIS material Is, undoubtedly the tbrous part water
mosses which have been growing at the surface. ana
gradually sinking and accommodating for ages II lc uu
disturbed for ages Yet TO come II would probably in the
course OF time. rs n becomes more compact and solid
undergo change IN It's character and become peat Ia
deed. in places IN the vicinity. aner going down
two or three feet, II already spproNmacs in some Dc
gree to the appearance Of peat Worcester spy
A PROLIFIC Cov-Wc are informed that Rem
jsnin Esion Esq of Bswdoin Lincoln County Me owns
NV" "itli nthf Ii'Nuttu .Hff fdfrts-tl-
last iime hrcc Alfsr cdlrcs-which are all IN hrvins
condition snd which the owner (who Is one of the
largest farmers in that County intends raising for Ia.
own dairy. such instance Of ffuitfuncss IN COW
seldom occurs.
Az ANTIpoTE FOR rDBucs-A correspond
cnt OF the Express says that the following recipe for e
urpatng bed bugs has been long and successfully used
in the City Hotel Take quantity of whale oil an
about the same quantity OF lard OF llow simmer them
few minutes together they viii mix Apply IN,
mixture with feather tine brush the cre,ices ana
Joints Of the bcdscads and these vermin will not only
desert the bed. but leave the room
10 A horse. with wagon attached and no
driver came running down Main street On SATURDAY
forenoon and. when opposite the store OF MIR {. X Com
stock who was the owner Of the animal tell snd broke
his neck. Hartford Courant.
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FOUNTAINS

CAST IRON FOUNTAINS. consisting OF p cure. ofN
~ nus. Hebr swans, Dophus. lrrs Scrolls >h.is Bs-
sins &c forming variety OF than ory different kinds
Prices from = 10 sS Also LIN and Force PI MPs
throw from 10 10 20 gallons per minute Iron LIN Pumps FOR
csscrrs shallow wells together with Fire Engines Hos
Carts copper riveied Hose, Coupling Screws. manu-
sclured for wholesale or retail BY d. l. FARNAM.
myl4 Euifnr--
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.yuh, 1915.

ESCAPE OF YoUNG BoSAPAKTE FROM ITALY, &c
You have the accounts OF the arrival, some time
since Of Young BOnapafte 10 take possession OF Borden
town the former residence and properly Of Joseph Be-
naparte Mr. Willard The old Secretary OF the OK Kin
and his son reside at BordcntOwD, with the young
Prince Canine, as Is MS title. There is quite roman
tic incident connected with this for the truth OF which
YOU may safely rely The estate OF BOrdentOwn was BE-
aueathed TO the young Prince, with the exception OF
comfortable farm, which was left 10 Maillard But the
father of Canine resolved that he should take po.
session of his property Fearing that through his prod
gairy the would be squandered or wishing o.
hold In his own hands for his he resolved 10
detain the young Prince in Italy. The son having de-
rived his title OF Prince Canine from the rapal state
the father had control HE person in those State
and could by the laws of the kingdom imprison him
there TIL he twenty-five years OF age. The young
Prince having resolved TO come 10 America and take
possession OF his estate the father TO prevent H. deter
mined Ia throw him in prison and IN the mean time TO
preclude the possibility Of escape while they were in
Florence he the various parts Of Italy author
zing the authorities arrest him II he should appear
there with the intention of cmbmking for any foreign
county Finding himself locked IN on every sid,
the young prince himself up TO despair and await,
the day when he should be carried to the Papa stat
and be- shut up IN the walls of prison. But young Mai
lard in the time active for his friend though
all his efforts seemed abortvc At length but day
left IN which 10 escape before the father should take
the prison Almost IN despair young Malard ha
tened Leghom, and there his Joy found Swedish
vessel hound To Newiork. Jumping into a carriage lie
hurried back TO Florence and dressing himself in female
apparel Ia sign agreed on between the two when Mad
wrote HIM. sent note TO the young prince saying f.
male wished 20 sec him fastening to a by street he
found his friend awaiting him, who told him of the Swc
dish vessel that to sail next morning for New lOrk
The prince needed urging Instantly jumping into the
carriage with Maard and drove with all speed to Leg
horn where they arrived little after daylight. The
sci sail IN hours and aboard of that miserable
craft, with lis miserable accommodations, the young
prince was hurried, and in two hours making
port and away from the shores of Italy After passage
Of -eventy-three days he arrived in NewNork Maiard
% I.Oud in no kcff n
United States. We saw hma week two after his ar.
nva full of delight 10 ind his feet American soil lie
is nobleman and loves the United States better than
half citizens. lie brought over with him sew
era fine dogs and pheasants which he has taken
Bordeniown to turn loose in It's parks.
lNewiork Cor Gin. Gazette
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SHOWER AND vAPoR BATHS

RATES PATENT Sliding Top Chamber shower AND
- Napof Baths Ths j. On article not only vel adapted
10 al Tie ccany purposes of Ire body bat combines
ness and clrA Ia be- ornament any chamber
The pnces from az upv ards, aud occupy bat small
space .n room, and can bel used without spug drop of
waller Certificates o their utility from Doctors
Nn,low Lows, Rev John Pergoni, and many other pro
irssona men of Bottom Can be- 81 BeeA ma
where The article ls for salc hy
iyl0 2rneod WHEELER 4 BLAGGF Agenfs
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THE TRIBUNE.
For the Weekly Tribune.
HOOD AND KEATS.


BY c. d. srcARr.
NATURE, lend thy honcyed sweets
Let me weave, for Hood and Keats
Daisies white and da'fodils.
viole,s. plucked by gentle nils,
Smiling pinks and bushing roses,
And all other luscious posies,
Which these children Of the sun
Loved, aud ever lived upon
X eats, as bending az willow,
Hood. with mirih and music mellow.
III they match. but siill they gather
Life between extremes; and rather
lie; us bind one wreath upon them
Since the immortal only won them
Serious, signing, dying fellows,
Rome and Britain are their pillows
Over Keats we n hang a shadow,
Like a cloud above a meadow.
Where single lily lies
Weeping out It's dewy eyes
Over Hood. the Summers brightness
Zephyrs tripping in their lightness'
And sound Of poet-springs
Bsbbling unto shaken wings
Christians part, and something sinners,
Lovers. both Of faith and dinners,
Over eating, past en,reating,
Than their lives more frail and lieeting,
They are gone and we are left
Weeping in our sad bercft-
Weeping over Hood and Keats
Two the world but seldom meets
Sleep, ye two so tender-bearted
Only from your sorows parted
One 30 beautiful and young,
Other, like harp-cbord strung,
Minghng with all melodies
Loye-Oerlsden argOsics,
Star feet trembling in the skies,
To the trill Of soflest signs
Sleep the dread abyss is cloven
sleep your crowns are being woven
Ever from the throbbing heart,
Which in loving, bears par,
OF the bitter grief that wasted.
Of the light ye both have tasted
And the measure OF each song,
We have sung will We prolong
h. 1siJ
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"A The sloscrtss manufacture ana keep constantly
hand Account Books 81 every description Merchants ard
others u wan. OF he same be- supplied Immediately
rom he shelves have ien made any pattern required
very short notice Lefier and Cap Paper. 0lis Ina
Enyeiopes IL FRANCIS 4 LOl ThEL.
iv.l N.ru'A-rilrins ~tafiorer- - Mafier Lane
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LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &.
CROCEERY. ETC.

- =. DEWEY. Importer ali Dealer IN French and
-. English CHINA CLASS AND EAKTHENWARE
~ Wsier-sireei. loppo-iie L. :. Hoel,l New YorA
would inform b. and th- pubic, hat having been
making arge additions % h. r-abL sueni Do has nov i
Offer them The most extensive and complete assortment 0
Goods bis line before opened % Ills country .n
hiding. in addition 20 The above. STONE WARE. LOON
EYEGLASSES. CLOCKS. SOLAR, ASTRAL AMI
HALL LAMPS. GlRANDOLE>. &c &c. &C All OF
which wi be- sold favorable ~ those ~ any
..uirr a.qt. .rr.rf 10. .I.. United ~f4-- NV
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GREENWICH POTTERY,
MO 26l WEST EGGHTEENrH-sr. between MINI sno
y Tenth AvenucsThc attention of the public scaled 70
the numerous articles manufactured al lhs Establishment
cons sling in par, of the following. w:
Stone Ware Earthen Ware,
Portable Furnaces, Flower POts,
Beer Jugs, oven Tie.
Chimney Tops, Green House DO,
Stove BRICK Backs and lambs FOR graes,
Fire Brick Fire Cement and Clay Ac
A. his ESTABLISHMENT Is the only one Of me Sind
In the city where ALL the above articles are Manufactured
sold. Dealers respectfully invited 90 call ana NY
vii te supplied CAoJer and hffc Iss Than can De had
IN The CITY. 2Uoco PORTABLE FURNACES now on HAND
ami really for the >pnng Trade. . -
mri tm WAshiNbttN NMll H.
IRON WAREHOUSE, l2l GREENWlCH-ST
1. EMENs. BKEESE SAMPSON. successors Co
IN Boorman. Johnston, Ayre- Co have u hand and offer
for liberal gl assortment oi sN EDl>h fat
and square IRON.
Russia : | old Sable Iron
English ana American round, fal and square Bar Iron
BIaziers' Rods, sic "a halflnc
Spike Rods and Shoe shapes Of az SIZE.
Horse Nal Rods of NOrv Old Sable and Jluiaa Iron
Band. Scroll aud Hoop Iron. of all
Cast Steel Shear Steel and German Steel u various stamps
Spring Steel, American Blister Steel, a. Blister Steel
Roller and tlue Iron. OF ali
Ship, Boat and Railroad pixies
Cur Mails, Brsds and spikes Of al sizes
Axes Collins 4 Go. genuine. NM
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r. -ss,...s.z.g7>Ew-yORK AND HARLEM

~ v<as->sts<t sR ILROAD CO.-Ssmmsr Arsy q.
unit On aEdaiisr Monday, phi lfla
the Cars vii run OnOws, VIZ Leave Cry Hal i0r
Fofxyille, Harlem and nisana al so, 10, JOAN
:. =, ;. $50, 3, b.y, ".
Leave Ciy Han Tor rOriham and Williams Bridge So
q. 10 A. " :, So 3, p NJ.
Leave CITY Hall for Whfe Plains l0AN .25PM
Leave Mofn-aua snd Harlem fOr ID HAL T. ~ T. 10
% 4 81. .. -, 51N. o, 90. rs PM
Leave Williams Bridge for Cliy HALF, 20. lao A n
9 o. .. so, 10 Y. 81.
Leave *niie Plains Tor City fial7iO, l0IoA 81, 10
5lOP. VI.
TIE freight train y n eaye White Plain. At JAM sni he
cry Hal al L5 r. Nor ll- present.
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Uinnow Shades.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, no SPRUCE
w STREET, y. l.-ihe only mandatory % any rN
cent iu Die United ~sterhe subscribers offer for sale me
splendid assortment az SHADES which could be- col
iecied ogeher, consisting of the following styles
10000 pairs Of beautiful Gothic painted by artists Ih's"
are all views of celebrated places n Europe
1000 pairs of assorted Gothic, Co~nthan and Landscapes
such r. generally sold about the CITY
- pairs of most beautiful COrusan, painted ~ Fi0fcicc
100 pairs Of of the cesbaied places In tins
country
500 pairs of chap Shades, from 62i ci- 10 - a.
We pledge Ourselves 90 sell 100 percent cheaper Than any
other house be- Nexi0rk Persons wishing 10 see the pro
of retn he useful articles shown through
the painting rooms with great pleasure
SIGNS, BANNERS aud INTERIOR DECORATIONS
not be- surpassed. TRIMMINGS OF all kinds ut manu-
lacIfer.' prices.
Persons buying sell again dealt with he liberal
terms. le27 5ml BARTOL De MAUNl.
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TYPE FOUNDRY

TYPE FOUNDRY.
DRUCE'S NEW-YORK TYPE FOUNDRY. No j.
ID Chamberssireet. between Genre and Chaiham-ifre-
The following lie prices for approved notes Al ~
ha from which liberal discount ~ be made Tor ca-i
Pica..........S2 cts. ID. Miuon.....-J4 cts. H.
Small Pica....a NOnpariel. 20 "
Long Primer .36 Agaie.......ib
Bnrseois ...40 Pearl ......l1n
Brewer .......fb
Wood type Printing Ink, Paper, Cases Cdlrys, bra-s
Rule Compos ny Sticks Cha-es and other Printing maien
ais. furnished with prompuIude and al ne lowest pces
~ The Type which this paper is printed i from the
above Foundry. lfo I'm
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~U~- NOTICE TO TIE TRAVELLING
Essatks..--i- Pr BLIC-MORNlNG LINZ on LAKE
-CHAIYLAlN FROM WHITEHALL TO
81. JOHNS-Naxlng ul-rnediae Ialdinss.-P1-ssge -.
breakfast board. Tie FRANCE, sALTl =. Capt II. o
TfsoaLE leaVes Whitehall, esay-, Thursdays and S4uf
days O'Clock A. N. and s. Johns Mondays, Woines-
DAYS and Fridays A. O'Clock, 4. NJ
FOR freight passage, apply Il " Captains ofc- o.
board n. D. FiLkiNs, Agent Troy.
Passer2er. leaving Troy Mondays Wednesdays AID Fri
days A. bait past O'clock VI. BY railroad and pAsef All
4rrv- il-la 10 Or Lhe shove boat morning.
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A GENFKAL ASSOETMFNT Of PIllI-laI tn uIl
"A Common TIN Ware. Cutlery. Hard aud Hollow w ar,
Mood " are Baskets Hrl-hr- Door Mas. shaker sieve.
ld BrOoms-in Short every variety ot House ke.pns A.
4c.--
y. B.-A complete sssurfmeni = Coffee an Tea tm-,
Table Dishes ara Covef- &C A. 1r Hotels and Steamboats,
% hand, ana mAnuiA ciared a. he shortest notice.
JAMES ). WATKINS.
i,- tiani 10 Ca'harine--t Sew-f0rk
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WINDOW sHApEs-pR1cEs REDUCED

., pr1 HARLEM -TAt.L-.-troD. =
NO. 4 Chlfhasit - Harlem for lO oeHti, 10 iorf
C<S-r->z-s riit fof oeail, starting each way every
~ minutes from A. N. 1908 NJ. win stage each way
2 ". and up from BOweryl NJ III = VI. This j. The
cheapest sage-rdng in tlr world and clz,r- viii find
fide 10 Harlem PHEASANT and heaihnL Fare Sundays
i2l cents for any distance Good stages willing horses
jeiluy j. 81 RPiY. y ChatIaIn-st
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| ErTER BALA>CE IN PENCIL CASE:

- fOf ihr New Postage La~.-JohN >HfLDoN> Pa
lent luicuc Pocket Companion. containing Lrirf Balance
for The Cts 10 Cts and - ci rsfs u Postage tn
OF !: OF and Agordupos Weighs couv-ll ert
Zen anu Holder, improved ever po.niei Pencil Touih-
YicA and Severe Guae, Lcer sea- u Lead.
At The top OF The Case. and le hse VIII
oang exactly nch-s forming cumpe.- Nllrum Pa
90 TIA convenence~ II Which -e-rgidenL For ~
JOHN j. BROWN co. - Fuior-l near Nassau.
fa.rrpfiv. rIr-sr a. 18Th .rtiei. osv
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ESA FAkii IDk >iiE.--situaie on me Road from
- New Rochelle tO White Plains about equid slant from
- each. containing 80 ACRES or LAND, All OF which
Plough Land excepting Ten Acres which i God Land
TIE Place divided by sne and lad ont into conven!er
ios for cultivation. AL the fences Of stone, m good
order ground g Of cult alton The build
nrs al ~ good character and IN order For TERMS app
20 y h. hFNYON, on the premises. Or Of
Don y ADRIkNCt.. - John--i. <eS-lOrk
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1s4s-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT-ls4s.


~ ANEW-lORk AND ERIE RAIL ~.
.-zAs-e..-s-1,kOAD LINE for MddetOv n, sO.hsD ~
and Intermediate plsess Two Daily
Lines each way A. follows
For Passen The new, fact and cOmmODi0us steam
NDaf ST. NICHOLAS. Capt AlfkssDfR VI. SCHULTZ, VII
the foot Of Dusfertresf, daily. SUNDAY excep'rJ
tall past OCocl. A. ~ and O'Clock r VI. Through
five houfs Returning, he cars viii leave NfdeO~n o.
A. ~ and half past p ".
For Frsght--A bsS-,e viii leave every afternoon a.
vcOca, Sundays escepd, l-freght val b. feceged
afer that hour. Shippers hereby notified that tie
Dfhe consgnee and depot saOn where goods 10 be
i, must Dc distinctly marked upon each article 0er~s "
ilsay Will not be received.
Forfunher particulars inquire Of Van Rensselaer,. agent
corner Of Duane and Nc.t streets
II. &. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
Hsw-YOfz April 1T. 1916.
IN Stages run from Mddleiown daily IN connection viii
hea~rnOOn line 20 B.OomngDurgb Wunsboro Monticello,
,ionn Pleasant BnghamiOn, OSego, Port Jeryis Hoes
lals. Carbonate. &c.
On Mondays. Wednesdays and ddsy. 70 Dunda6, Mont
rose. Freudsgile. LenOV. Brooklyn, &C m3i
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miscellaneous.
ROOFING.

II SIMNFR 1853 Greenwich - furnishes Roots oi ue
L hes quality OF stock and workmanship a. The shortest
notice also Cutters and Leaders. and repairs Roofs n
The hest manner
Also PATENT LATH, a and useful article uor
which he American Institute awarded Premium Diploma
al the lat Fair being frt proof VIII prevent The ceiling from
falling or cracking and the rats and mice from nrudne.
Inc by po-i-offce or despatch Will have attention.
Stoves Pipe and Tnware. jy4i tui-a"
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cAsT.sTEEL EDGE TOOLS

I7frF Real Genuine CONGER, TOOLS can only BE- hal
~ - Attorney street. where they made and finished
fi nv own hands. therefore can recommend them and
Al George Bdgs Co.'S Pati street Those Tools offered
,y Osborn Lre al 80 Fulton street. and Other stores
ssmued COngerr not my MAKE AMI are designed 10
8ec,iqe Nine are stamped thus. Cong-r New-fOrk %
Atorrev street. The name ~ J. Conger Berry l. al-o
added h. having interest IN thr business liberal DIS
u,,1l5m- JOHN COSGER-
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nAY,, rATENT -uIKRED ,u.rENDERs

~ have been tested aud hundreds of thousands ORR our
~ fne past yesr. with entire satisfaction Beng tod
II snd daily 'ioar aeromPoief nre fnifaf7ni ufie nv
9rfslt, some of which have been -od a. my o." manu-
sciure for deCepfcl Nolc- II therefore hereby gwen
la every box oi ms manufacture ia- ny name ri il
the perfect compound of which my goods are maj ha-
never .ru made pablo aud j. much sronfrf and ue-lr
ban ie mas % rhur made good. com plllrd aiei me
defective method slossu Goocyear- AZ = requisite n a.
good arlre which na- obtained DO ttLrr commence oi
those Lu OF deal lu fle corfu -attd good
lnf following memorandum ~ experiment ~ Dr. en-
on Vail fully xpain he al Vantage oi my discovery n M
preparation 0f rubber and he mFo-stiY OF lrcpnpo-
son Tins roi obtained BY ne unfers Ened- bur
ai ie Instance gentleman i--r- 70 sfpN Do % a
particular purpose. HORACE IT, DAY,
- Maiden Lsne.
have made several psrlens upon , prepared lndia
rubber of Ar. Day. with '-e following frsuli-
turuuns ~ DO Kept Immersed ~ 1Afr in-~td ana
NIa- OILS none of " b 10 a-c led d.. -Iful-u rrnzrrc
them for several hours By long hrtn4 ii = hale OIL
De- sl-face became f- sofene IT, same effect "olid
probably De- produced with other o-s
Portions were Kept a boiling a'r ior an lnrr ~ more
without suffering any change whte' er, either l elasticity
lruflrrn -.
Portions NJ ile prepared Rllber were --1ec. N col 40
Pr degrees below flr cra- hours -r ell rrrc
LIS produced render q lille laritf-sp ll-le, nov"
ever a. scarcely % ~ p-rcerunl- .,.,...- o., g,
" trrl T.r
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pAGUERRIAN GALLERY.
camps, guiIern, sc.
PREMIUM LAMP STORE.

IhEMlUM LAMf 81 JIM
rOUTHOUN q MEYERS. 81 Broadway, respectful 3
u invite he publ, call al their store ani examine f
richest and most assortment 10 De ouni ID l'
country of BRONLED and ORMOLu CHANDELIERS
CENTRE. MANTEI. SOLAR. BRACKET. aud Rad
fSG LAMPS, CANDELABlA. GlkANDOLES, BkAC-
NEr BRANCHES AID CANDLEsIICks 10 every variety
Of patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS new and superb article. p
-uIisrv de4 rahle tor nachels and steamboats,
In evidence Of ile superiority ~ m- portion Of r s1cS
over any other OF ~ cas. offered the public BOZ s cry
f.v can pride refer e- that SIN GOLD
and rot SIN Pr MEDALS awarded io the uslui.riur
.r- within the lat years. for DE geae-i variety AMI
beauty ~ patterns and Pie unrvasd finish Of their ors
represent aud those who wish obtain nr- ca-s goos, al
1rce often pad for such of very inferior qual
are requested 10 favor them Wh q cal before pufcas
elsewhere
r. liberal d.scouni 20 Ctnrcic. and Hotels. CITY
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, g..
\ AMPS GIHANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS. AND
IL CANDELABRAS. for the spring Trade-DiEI/'
BROTHER Co. No. IS JOhn--iree are manufacturing
and have hand comp e,r assortment 1 articles IN
heir inc o he blowing descriptions. whC hey vii sell
Al wholesale or retail. ~ LOW PRICES Tor CASH
Improved Ci.meal on and CAM ieur Lamps,
sofa Lamp-. Cur and Bronzed boz great variety,
Com-u- Cos ce .-I rated Patent SOAR Lard Lamps
q ruud0es various patterns 4 L -ilveresl or lr0rznd
sr-pendiug S1ars, DOnc Canpieus Lazip-.
trackei solar. Side Do DO
soar Chanle iers. Bracket do 90
Paeui Lard Hand Lamps Sand do do
Britannia Hand Iamp- Csmphens Chandeliers
superior 1hemca. Ou, Pure sperm Oh.
do Campheue. Solar and Lard Oh.
do Burning Fluid. Refined Whale o. miay