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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27
RICH FAIL GOODS

TOR GENTLEMENs WEAR now receiving Il The
N-sYork Cash Tailoring shnent, No ls' brosa'
vsy tar-s eoors reiow th<Frsnkil House
TIE subscribers receiving h-ir FAl supply Oh
rr, .yles French Elastic Cassm-res and Eertings Also,
very ch patterns Of Crsyss; >czs and Fancy DRESS
Of every description for Genemens wssr TO ~nicn tey
would invite tie attention Of the public -, 49,
Strangers anu oth-r. arriving In he city, Wishing isl q
uzrta 0urt VIII find al his e-tzb-hmrn; every eiuc- ~
ylsiie cOmpl-. GeuLeuians -" sr'rvp7 VI LIZ 'a''
Fui suits furnished few hours notice. 4io 10, Ine ~
Of Customers requiring sanens io' -,
H. ~ Keep cou-sry hand assortment o. tb- nssi
quality ard a;es styles equal IN every 10 nose sae
".',, j. c. BOOTH X CO.
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-Goodyears Patent CorrusaIed lnsa.
Ser'uret by Hutchinson Runyon, - Asden-lsns are
i'm ned by c, peent Judges 10 De The best article Ia ine
-ss beng entirety free from sulphur They can D- worn
b he o.t asdicas person without HER beng su1 octSu
10 The unpleasant Necessity Of always having an Onsnsss
smell ABOUT hem Every pair = warranted noio sepafs.e
decompo.e or lose sprag For sac cheap, by me case
gOzea or al retail, by , -,
- HUTCHINSON klSIONi " aAaea<a-
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boarnlns ano lolelS.

flNO BE LEr.-tuuishel apartments 10 ient. WIN
j or without board in suiz prsatc tsmN, ani waci"
mere Children well furnished ffoni nom un NV
foor ith panty attached, ami Two attic fO"is Lvct-
non above b,ss third door from bfusdwss Address
L. b. Office o. is paper, Respectable reference As'-
ca and required. Alec Basement room suitable Tor
o,,,f,..on.l man CD W.
BOARD WANTED A Gentienlaa aid his Vile wish
I'D to ind \ comfortable bone ia pstssie isnAl, or
one there lew bOsrdcr-, roues Lsfe ~nh TAT
mile oi W,,a,n. lsn square. TIE must be aise
with pantry attached TIE ptce - week Address sea
ton ~ih particulars, oihce OF his paper 80 ..
DOAHD--A plcassnt rogg rOvui on Inc second hVof,
I'D Win ced and pantry ADJOINING, 10 lei VAN OVatu
Two or three single gencns eau alec be accommodated
by applying At 80 MnrrayL References EXCHANGED ~ 81
lIUAkDlNt..-,,cnli. anu their wives Vf sins q
ID gentlemen can Obtain board with pleasant 10 me- at
.n,s1ta-.t R,.ereacss e>charx.d -
4 t.ENTIENlAN and his Vile can be- accommodated
"A with pantry the second hoor, WEI, ihey
nav enjoy all the of home. Apply a. ls tast
Broadway. Reference exchanged - Nv
lluAkDlNt:-A lew single .eni,ntn OF iNo eeni.-
ID ard their wives can be accommodated VIII hr'aA.
last and full board with pleasant apartments ~ sp
plying nj No. Second 81 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

PERRY AND CooPER.-Ata meeting held on the
10Th instant the Rhode Island Historical Society express
ed their opinion in and decided manner with
gard to the long pending controversy in relation to the
battle Of lake Erie. Commodore Elliott, through
Hon. John Quincy Adams presented TO the Society
Medal which be had caused be struck in honor OF
j. Fennirnore Cooper Esq in token Of grateful aeknow'
edgerneni to that distinguished suihor for the historical
Justice which he has awarded the character and
due, Of Commodore Elliott in bis published writings
The Society declined accepting the Medal and ordered II
TO be returned TO the Commodore through the same
agency BIZ which it had been placed in their hands
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nR BROWN. OCCULIST.

OFFICE l65 CANAL-sT successor to DR.. Childs, the
" ceebrai-d Occuii-t Of Birmingham and London con
which cases forty years have yielded havns o'e
declared incurabe by lte most eminent occusts i"'ss
aud Small Pox certiny and permanently cured. opsciV
of the cOrnca as sDecas and nebua successfully felFeu
Dr. Brown hegs reference 10 te 0no"M2 'efes s"e ~
which were declared iucuraDle
r. BaitD, 40 BrnOmes. tan Astonishing cure-al IN
rate case vi opa'tc Irtul severely an cicd WIN Ophf
mia for niue years procured the best treatment oui oDia neh
no perm good. DakIe-. elsg-d eyes me 700 ~ =
of bood-iconsidered case hOpeess-l w N1iei W"t
St lease Of Small P0r the sys acute opthslmis and Lrp"
lou. opacity Of cOrrea dtg CHER OF Mr- lllah., ~
Waite Of 0piha.mia and nebua from small Por MIS-
Gfslish S. CrO.b sL malignant case ron Tue iD~ LUIS
i ID certify tina from The GccWnp position Of line my eye"a
,se-k J. 10 mls o9 Oliver g. ian inyetffs fass o s"s'
nc l~,,.--a.ed one eve and benefited the otc'' ~ y
Heasn .. Bowery, chronic Ep,phefs oI dfOppns " t7
tear. T. Egs-, Brooklyn, COZ Goa ana Nasra, 80 ~,
optsas,ta ard uce,oed corAa from lime 500 ct j. ran
dead Jersey n.y. almost blind from 1fastes mary cA'f
dy cor Roosevelt aud Cherry ats case 81 ntbu r. Cfo"
lev If steamer Massachusetts,, case vi pnTue" Y,a'"
Nj. Nozier ~ CannOn-.t. violent case OF lfihs ah1
cornes covered with nebla complicated WIN anaiosls VI
- wears stAndiHg from measles, pronounced incrsoe
80 her mother afflicted with Obfhalrnia - years ce W
cbeuo.is Ias McCOgn, 81 Washing'or-sL LPpefam of
chronic inflammation Of eyeds j. cannon, ~ Ahhst case
OF P,o.s or falling Of grpeS eyed Geo Howe % frafsl
.toppage Of me!boman g..n1A j. IL Roberts, N MI,
between Stanton and HOustOn bad case OF pafu1eS' "P'
ma AMI liberated cOrnsa .,..,...
DR.. Browns treatment j. simple AID easy; an Ino, ~
OF failure IN HE mode treatment would De- amos' IN
known II tie afflicted would apply Ia r hrst s'sges IL
an Of treatment Will interfere WIN r business o toe
o.ueuts whose falling eight sui SLOWS ur % arena -
sad PERFECTLY safe WIN me len'sfe.l na''- ~,
the poor graiE All eitefs ri1stDr poss pau ' ~
tendance II A VI. 10 y r. h 900 L,,
b. some astonishing cures VIII te announcer sn"'uy.
81 Nla~ D<W'
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ry@ \ fatal rencontre took place IN Clinton
County lew days since between Col J. NJ Estill and
Mr. Noteley Young in which the latter was almost
instantly killed. We learn ;hs, Mr. Young had made
some publications against Col. Estl OF abusive
character in the Platte Argus Col T. demanded expsn-
atoms but none being made he repaired TO the neld
where y was At work. and the ARRAY ensued. Col I.
fred first al Mr. ard wounded him Y returned a
shot, but missed e T. fred the second time and killed
Y Col Est gave himself into the hands Of the officers
without hes.,s ion. Lexington (Mo) Adv.
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FOR THE PILES.

nR UPHAnrS ELECrUARi ian internal remedy, Is
Jc-usn cure for the PILES either internal or external
bleeding or blind Sold only IN this city At the o;hce ct me
original Proprietor A. UPHAM, NJ d. regs lar edacsled
Physician OF twenty years Experience confined 20 an once
prctcs where Piles and Nil Chronic Diseases are success
ky treated Medical Office leo Bowery, -four doors above
ILLS rsa " s6 lmDAW'
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NJT.JCAL I>-TRrCTION.-Mr.

lfI No i25 Broaf~sy.i doors above Csnast Professor
Of the Gutsr Singing ACCORDION and Violin, continues TO
teach adie. aud gentlemen Of NrwYor the above fashion
able Instruments &C their re.dences u any part Of The
city, much reduced thorough hnow ledge 81
NJ w. j. always a, home al O'Clock =. NJ aud a. ana !
r when msy bee sud given he best VI city refer
80. so 81
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nOWNINc,- -TER~

the ordinary wholesale prices, VIII De sent Dy pruet
10 families The sane sent cooked n required.
GEO. I. DOWNING, GO Broadway, near IN -
B. receive daily from my ster lots OF Shire" 1nry
overs 10 which invite attention The served cook
e or raw together with wooicocs, -npe and soi -teI
crabs cooked 10 The southern STYLE - law I'm
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A TREATISE on

hI>FASES OF the Sexual system, adapted 70 Iopulh
- and Professional Reading and the exposition OF Ouacs
ery professional and Otherwise, by Edward n DIXON MD
author OF Treatise LeucOrrhea and Proap-us teri and
various other surgical papers and Lecturer on the Operative
surgery the Eye, l1mo pages 3D. Burgess, Sunger
Co. rrice -. Being complete digest OF every hnown
Disease o the Sexual Systes and the causes Of precocy
with the symptoms and treatment Of excess IN every class
of life; syphilis gonorrhea, hereditary descent OF disease
hydrocele yarcocsle structure Sc Sc with the most mO-
en methods treatment the whole being perfectly neli
cible 10 every reader.
The Medical and Surgical Journal publication ri
The highest authority In notice Ofths valuable work says
"Dr Dixon has written much and well on various branches
OF Surgery Ills book shows thorough acquaintance WIN
approved modern practices his Acknowledged ingenuity un
der trying surgical circumstance ms originality and devo
lion To the rational principles OF Medicines make timpcrious
10 ook Al this book with than ordinary Interest
The Evening Post says. Dr. Dixon i pupil OF Dr. No,
the inventor OF a great number OF useful Instruments i-eye
raj OF which are figured his book and practitioner Of
fifteen year, standing II IS written IN decided language,
hut with great decacy and II j. adapted 70 unpTO-
e-onal wei professional reading and VIII doubtless
do great good"
Horace GRFrLrv 80" U contains no line word cslcu-
lated 10 excite ccuOus passions but TIE contrary every
vr and will prevent thousands from rushing INTO course
Of ds.ipaon II -easonsby placed 10 their hands We hope
II Will be Published ~ give The widest possible crci-
lauon." ,,,
BIZ enclosing 81 and paying the postage The book VII be
sent 10 any required address Tn city country sZl Ia IS
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~ The Gennine GalyanIc Ring. B.nds. Bells.

tor OF these celebrated articles feels duty 10 wan ne
public lest they be deceived IN Purchasing uIou mi
a.iens Dr. Cr.e wishes the citizens OF New ufk and
ali other places his discovery Eas been introduced
Ia understand sl he manner recognizes any OF lie AZ
c.s sold under tire Of alvanc Rings, Bands. &C
uus.. h-y are connected with and sold by his
horzed Agent Dr. Cn.re takes tie responsibility To far-
tner assert or his discovery
fene6cs Whatever Ina: they be regarded " other
light than direct fraud All persons therefore, who ar
suffering from any OF Tie painful ma aes coz pfehendsn
upser RHEUMATISM In e.. Is forms Nervous Complaints
no matter how chronic severe In character are requested
IN nypy Al Tx only place N-wIors where The genuine
slvsnc Rings and their modit sons can he ohAin-i W.
IS, Falion-sL sun Building Numerous cernheaie- iron
PHYSICIANS aid Others 81 The highest character and inte-
re,ce and which are daily accommodating. always he
seen by applying the Agency No lSi tuons- as shove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

S,TOyE- Brass AMI Iron Railing. kc-Tte subscriber,
= would morn their friends. and the public IN general 'a
ev have commenced Stoves at their Old 70
ab.hsd store No. ~ WstersL where VIII be ouna
great variety consisting 10 part Of the following.
Tbe Ecouon..t and Knckerbocker Cooking Stoves, for
coal or wood The patterns ior those Stoves Deihg
y III be found IL much closer Than the ordinary stose aoo
they are warranted ~ bake well. IN,
Pyrcs- Air Tight Cooking Stove for ~ood OF eoa VIZ
b.. foIad combine advantages tnsc any oeheI ye
constructed having the ire chamber eleysra ensuing N
oven 10 extend the whole size of Tho bottom OF no S'sse
AID warranted % bak, well Persons about W pufcnsse
would do well ~ examine this stove as there 70 sucn
ety OF sizes M the prce need be hndrancs TO Inc Small
esl families purchasing. ,,su.r
Doctor Jensss cesOraied Patent premium a'' am u ~
Stove. o. A.,
r g6r and Office Stoves One add two n0e rufnsers uai
-. and Tslor-' stoves Stove Pipe and kloows ToSc
her wa, genera assortment Of Brass and Iron haus
Brsss Ornaments Mica, Inc Cylinder bnck, D>ek irons
al OF which will will Re sod wholesale and retail al M
lowest price, a. -; Wsserst between b-~km soe
Peck slip hfnLh'n-' ~, ~. -.
N,x-fork August H. lSs5. sniS cohSn
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~ Boston Subscriptions to the Newly ork
Tribune received By authorized Agents, kEDDlN6 Co
ssieslre-L Terms-I0 per week or Two cents Tor
Single Copies -.
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning FOR cents or -
per
All and cheap publications for sale 90 low a. ssued
bv Bost,n PublisbeTs Thssr. Napoleon III eoiu
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PRINTING INK MANDATORY.

THE suBsCRlBERhss recently introduced steam pow
er and improved machinery INTO his manu- .eI'y whah
h. MN a. flfnish DIS with very superior ar
rel. Pnners and who may hive ofarfs ior
PruLers lnk vii. md them promptly rAecni-n ~
r,Iot ousry which for branry and durability " eoIos
!, not rxcele IN the country The subscriber
la f vsr,0u, coors VIZ red blue green, Ac Orders d.
ree~d % ms sanufactory 80 Frontsucet between hont
gomsry and Gouverseuf suees East River. through ho
despatch post. WIN be punetnay stsnasd 20 Is psps ,
~ Tor several yesrs past been printed win nk iro hA
- - I,eli ps~sml GEO xATHER
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~ j. ID. wheeler, Aitorn-y Ard Counselor q
Law AID Commissioner OF Deeds &c. vii send 10 ne
and evening lyl5 osa
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The Cause Of Freedom in Kentucky.
correspondence OF ] ne IrDune-
Irx1Sn-nN Nv sept 9th. l-i5


LEXINGTON Ky. sept 9th. lsi5
You may imagine from what has recently taken
place here, that the great cause Of Human Liberty
il friendless in Kentucky. that Freedom Of Speech
has no advocates the Freedom Of the Press no de
tenders and the People no Laws. Let me assure
you this is not the fact. in Kentucky the cause Of
Liberty has thousands OF warm friends. who have
thought and become convinced long since, not only
that Slavery is morally, relisiously and politically
wrong, doing gross injustice TO the Slave but that 1t
is injurious to the happiness, morals and prosperity
of the whites This party are willing that any rca-
sonabe means be- employed TO bring abont the elo-
rious resut-aboliiion Of slavery. great portion
Of the People Of Kentucky are violent IN their oppo-
siion to emancipation only, but are conciliaiory
when it is presented 10 them in the form OF Cooni-
cation.
The press and printing materials Of Mr.. Clay are
now 10 Lexington, having been brought back by
order of the City who will dispose Of II here 10 some
Of the publishers Mr. Clay health has been grad
ually recovering and he will be rcinsiaied IN ms
former health in a few weeks. Great praise is due
10 Hon Garrett Davis for going 10 Lexington 10
address the people in case they should resort TO
violence.
In Kentucky there were a large number OF slave
holders who were opposed to suppressing the pa
ner in the manner il was CAne and openly denOunce
the perpetrators of this outrage. not only az violating
the laws of the land and God, but as niurlng the
high character of Kentucky and kentuckians- /.
for one protest against this heinOus offence being
charged against Kentucky she never did IT, Twas
done by few saveholdcrs--the personal enc
mics OF Mr. Clay. political aspirants who think they
can make capital out Of t-and the neghboring rab-
BILE the very drecs of society, who have no charac
ers or property lose and who care neither for the
laws Of decency, man or God who have no other
occupation than spunging upon the community in
which they live and plaging their fellow citizens
property Fit instruments for such ignoblc use Ia
Kentucky there is a law, and by that law the rcck-
less violaiors of the sick mans rights viii be held
accountable; and in Kentucky there Is moral law
which will infict its neverf falling punishment The
manlicr portion Of the press and respectable por-
ton of society lid not counienance these proceed
ngs. aud now censurc the persons engaged IN them
Therefore ! beg that they whose conduct should
give character To the State, be exempted from the
charge of doing So base an action. fARLAN.
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ExCHANGE and Inieres; Tso.es--Aliyns ExchAzse
II TABLE designed furnish the public with ~ accnfs
set OF Calculations FOR cOmpunk pron and ioss interest 4
e,chsnxe and 70 facilitate the Merchant IN Advancing Oh ~
voice price u Foreign and Domestic Merchandise. Also
presenting the Broker, bsnsIng insrtlons Gao ruouc
g,reyn and DOmesnc Exchanges, Will several Taoies oi
Foreign Moneys. Weights and Measures, each compared
Win tL- = sutard of The United Stairs For sale by
sl7 Nv FRANCIS & LOUTREL. Manufacturing
staioners II adenane, between William and Gold sts
Account Book. aud Stationery sold al very low prices
cotton BATTING.-Buyers for I've Canada msr.
ke are collected examine large lot OF low prceo
Bstts wei put up pound bundles Al ~ Cedu-sL secoro
floor. l. ~. I NDf.hniL "
DROWN sHEETANGs AMI smrunfs-iie - 80 nos
II .o1tnent eyer 90, ID In ary establishment may
he ex.mDed al manuaclurers prices on ne ~ Ell ~
10 and - Cedar-sL an T. n. LNDLn.-.-
= LAWRENCE d, snd lnd.,a head 81 ~
O-t sAs BY ]. " UNDEkHlLb' y
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THE TRIBUNE.
Association in Ohio.

Tbe following extract from private letter ~ pup
ned in late Pittsburgh Commerc'@ Jo"THa''-
xl be read with pleasure by many friends OF As
y,,.,,ou who happen to know how heavy were the
..hi;,ie. assumed By the Columbian Phalanx, how
%, have been difficulties, and how imminent was
/. DANCER that j, would no, overcome them:
COLUMBIAN PHALANx sept. 10, lsij
If have said aught in high
,oaA language Of our future prospects, preserve 1t
"a sacred a. Holy Writ. We are m n prosper
y. .,ad,fion. The lutte difficulties which beset US
Z. lime arising from lack OF means and which the
,o,d msgDricd into destruction and death have
cen dissiPaied. Co.. r
obo a very severe drouth having prevailed IN the
yosh mari of the State. We could, II we wished,
M III nor corn on the ground We have $50 acres,
-a, !. acre Of which will yield one hundred bushels
d. have cut one hundred acres Of good oats. Pc
,.,oss pumpkins melons, &c &c. are also good
~ no now getting out stuff to build Touring.
III h GAINESVILLE for a Mr.. Bcaumont-twO small
,,oans of seven persons each, make so per day
:, a. ob We have the best hewn timber that ev-
r,ne 10 GAINESVILLE, and il is used in all the mills
IA bridges in this region
plenty 10 eat drink and wear, with $500 per week
.,anr in. all from own industry imparts to Us
1000 o feeling Of quite different zesl to an abund
,sre obtained in any other way. The world has
s,,ebcd with anxious soliciiude our capacity to sur
rve alone now that we have gained shore, we find
,,eoded 10 US the right hand OF the capitalist and
b lsboring man-they beg permission to join our
band
You are already aware, no doubt, that the Bcver-
II Association has joined. The Integral having
lied TO obtain the location they had selected, some
4 The members have united their efforts with us
We have purchased
fx,ares for new steam saw mill, win TWO saws
,,d circular and various other small machinery,
N entirely new, which we will get into operation
son Yours. j. X. w..
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wi ~ ErnaS Celebrated Soothing Syrup" your tie
bob, would avoid very affecting and distressing symptoms,
and oAen fatal eonyulson- The gums swell Inr cm' Is
sleep and spasms Of peculiar parts shnehs WIN violence,
puts iis fngers into 10. mouth Ac sod by j. u Ear soc
.. ~ -. - lHI2 GmeOd
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VIM T. JENNINGS & co. Diapers aud Taiiors, In.
w porter, Of Cloths and Csssineres 'esrngs, ss III
Broadwsy American HOtsl opposite the FOUNTAIN, are n
receipt OF an extensive assortment vi new goods for fa ana
Winter wear comprising, French and Enghsh Cloths of
Dress ard Goats Casneres IN great variety OF Styles
suk Satin Merino ard Velvet Nesrrg-, Mtlied CioAs,
Tpe-is, &c. fOr OyerCOsls, winch VIII DO made up
10 order through he aid Vi efficient corps OF cutters
a. can found the coUrtry an essential point IN me
economy 70 when would direct, and IN rendering ue
style and character VI garments such As must sasy u
dscrm gang, that views VI chsapness are 70. Oe
on The production VI any other than nrst rate gafens
such As have sustained system u small prots snd qacH
return. and prompted the solicitation Of cah rom uoe
who would really effect saving VI me extra pr cshsse
lrgi-d under Tie cred - y-tefn-
The attention directed the P1naloons department nu
continue 70 offer Inducements hose who sppfecA1e ~
combining and elegance. 5000.
In aldos 20 the usual assortment, Of goods Kept by tns
trade We have always on hand ready made Dress and focA
oat. Psn,.oors Vests. &c 10 the requirements OF
hose no. Of emergency may require hft fse
Also Fanny Dress Articles ~ great srl-y scars Nssa
handkerchief Cloves, sgspenders, Hosiery, Undsr-' sss
Drawers Linen AMI Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c &c as
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SOLAR LAMPS. &c.

NJ 4 J. MERRITT, 100 Bowefy, between Grand and
vi. Hester IS have always hand elegant variety
OF Hal and solar Lamp- OlraniOes a. which are war
raned bee in al respects equal 10 any sold IN ue city
As0 store, glass ard porcelain ware al ow prices whoe
..is snd retail .lj lmeod-
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- lust PUBLIsHED-PRICE 50 GENTS.

Obstinate Inyetefae, and hapitual
CONSTIPATION fCosllgenes-l not only totally over
~ come but also completely destroyed without using
either Purgulves Injections Baths, by Natural simple
Agreeable and fnf4.Ab.e Means recently discovered m
France followed by numerous Certificates from celebrated
Ph, scla. and by aesaous other persons Of dstc'
GOn - ,.,, -.
This Work in English Is printed In Paris published al
he National Derot 0f WAET0N, Of Paris NJ ~ Maiden
anc Ne~-Yofs aud sold by a.! Booksellers "1 nsuelo
sir n he United Stafes-Pncc 20 cents - luis-od'
THE ODD FELLOWS OFFERING FOR ls4o.
lust PUBLISHED by MCGOWAN TREADW Eli,
j No 81 Bsrciay-st The Odd Fellows Offering Tor ~ 70 -
r,s4 by Ps.cisl Donaldson. Embei shed with elegant
sn WI - on .f-el from gina designs by Casiaer X
Morton and beautifully bozna in Morocco gilt Tue usual
di.couni allowed % hooksriirr. ~ lp
DANE & BURGESS, PnolisneT, and S Snqr'a
L dealers In School and Nice sn-V.- DOoN'' 'a'''
and Blank Work s. John-si- New-Yors i,
from The Southern and Western States vi md
this In. ayaisse heycan select for liberia prices
aud a.commOL sting terms. ST. I'M
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Grhoole.
nnArn1Nc ANn Day scEnnL

L-OR YOUNG LADIEs-A.s BAILEY VII - happy 70
receive Der pupils Monday, TIE 9Th ~ >epteulbes
There sre NV VACANCIES cr hoarfers hose DESTROYS q
placing t-r daughters tbs esta5 shlehi WI. please
pig Mr. Baicys rcsdencr, No o Ca'rol-Fiaee BercS
"
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COATS CHEAP.

-rnred sorEr en- 10 The .aest styles, VI nre French
sad English Cloths the low rae- or slV 70 Cd rces
for making and trimming Dress and Flock coa's ~ ne 9-s'
manner : 10 ~; do Pants and Vests, 81 - 10 81 10
entenen about leaving the city wanting cl0es anr up
By good workm-n and IN he siei styles VIII ma seei
saving 60 cal 4.
B. Bow. Youths and Meas Clothes Of al slnds made
% Ordsr cheap. Tie rsalss. pans takrn ~ e9tns Jar
ueuls 4 a.! klnds. ;. b, lOCHOS,
- Nv. No 80 Canai-st corner ofTnonpsou-st