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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

N The following is from letter OF Mr. Shawl the
Nstiv. candidate for Governor OF Massachusetts twas
written about year ago. Speaking of Foreigners be
says
Tue REASON that compels their immigration its them
for citizens here Receive them brothers. Ind treat
them us SUCH in the day OF your adversely ihe Dare
bosouns may breast the invader, while your own fAM-
PERED SONS may lind that war Is repugnHnt 10 the III
tercsts moral and religious people anu others
employ themselves in calculating the value OF TIE ln
ion-and sti a,iothe. class in whose bosoIns coward
ice lingering Inherited love of the enemy may have
given birth 10 constitutional scruples against marching
scross the boundary line"
A nice man, thnL TO be tho leader OF Native Party
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YsTATER PROOF India Rubber Goods, oi GooGy-ars
w Patent Gumeaslic warranted 10 stand IN any cihlae
GEORGE BEECHER, 100 Broadway, between Pine ana
Wall sts hand and Is daily receiving from me TAG
tories of goods manufactured under e
above patent which he offers the rade al low pnce VIZ
Gum Elastic Shoes, MEMS all sizes
Do do ladies' do
Warranted not 10 stfen soften under any degree OF
cold or heat .LtL
Carriage and other cloths every style and thickness
apenned Cloth patent leather snish al article superior
TO patent leather, and at less cost
Machine Banding Military Tents,
-; prsseryeya all pacerns alter Hose every size,
peabIe shower BANS at Caps Hats and SouihweseTs
low price. w ooa'''
Travelling Bas5, yea Cou's' various styles,
Horse Covers, SIoaH''
Carr,sse R epnrs Mems Overalls,
W,,sre ali. various patterns L-ggtns
w w sten s,, Hunting and Fishing Boots,
et g!a5 a-ons Dlcking Pants, with floats,
tiIo;cfLi n,on. Foot Balls, with air tubes
60 Sas.s and Covers 5us penders and Elsstics,
A. pIIIows Cloves and Mits,
Char Cushions Camp Blankets.
yVngon Cushions Circngles and Girts,
Air Nat,re,.es Tents tor Sporsmen.
~ The above goods are prepared by process entirely
dieren, from any oher manufactures, enoeIlns urn
iey superior the Rubber goods neretoote SOY
IN H. rarEet Orders promptly executed for goods o! ali
.. -, ~. ~ rs 2awtf
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EnR THE PILES.

nRUPHAMS ELECTUARY laa internal remedy Is
~ certain cure the PILES either Internal or externa-
bleeding or blind Sold only this city al the Office OF The
Original Proprietor, a. UPHAM NJ. D. regular educated
Physician OF twenty years experience confined TO an Office
PRACTICE where Piles ard Chronic are succers
fully treated. Medical Otce 96 Bowery 70 U doors above
-. ola Inn
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rsyo JiANUFACTURERS.1,JA NJ 3, oooh1N =
ca 90 John-s, Neyy-York, continue 10 I'm pofI-,
HIN Flax Wor-ted ard Cotton Machinery fo ie io''
cr,nnent Insau lecturers OF Great britaa- ~,
t;,,, nrJ EInx Tow Cards, with Needle ard Diamond
n, ,1.,I- ,ai Mule Rollers, Sprdes anu Flyers,
~ Dr.w-f = Plaies. Comb Plate,
S-r.' Mai. and Shuttle Eyes Paper feelings and Wires
Also keep constantly hand full assortment OF nope
usrrs Tools, Hemp snc Flax Hacales and Oils, hsckie
sn'I OIL Pins best Cast Steel. Wige Of al sizes.
idd.ess fos al necessary Information.
al ineoi. J. j. BARNIER, SO John-st
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and nav designed Tor aue and ire side recreation
Msnnfsctrc published and Tor sale by c. c. Chapman,
2 corner Of Chestnut Ind 2nd sis. Philsde pCs Also
or sn y The gross dozen, single set by Groesheeck
Co No So Maden-sne exclusive agents Tor the City OF
Ss,v yofk. hv benjamin. PerAins Co, Washlngton-sL
Rcson r. L. in1n.n, 80 Cnestant-st, Ph.ate ph1 Cusl-
W. 4 Rrobsr -s2 alurEet-si, Baltimore; K Farnhan,
~ mo, l. A T. Hornbroos. Waecing Va c50cod6w
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rslu THOSE WHO VALUE their tves more lnan
L IS ceuts-How many there at- now suH-l1s WIZ
Colds and Coughs thu hrs foundation OF Conmpion wn
II ih-y ook Dack VIII ind TIA II originated from nst
To such and sl others expcsef 10 wei "eae au
muddy srre. we would recommend them TO HJ oo& y,
Thomp.ons Premium Water Proof CoHposfton wac y -
make your boots and shoes WATERPROOF BLU
rrcn.Iy good for hose cAfiase-tcps harness, &c ,
nd 10 those that Ike las every gentleman doesl eesn
and brilliant polished boot, we would feco"'eHu ' "
~ n box OF Tiompioas Premium Btaesing 40 ro.,
.crSr.-C c. Mason, 6i South-sL T. Dav'os' ~ 'oN
st.; =: Z, Ssi'ef w. DEPOT 1874 soUTH-sT. N Y
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STER EOTYPING AND PRIN
-rrxSFIjFS PELESIN PRESS AND FOUNDRY, tTr!-
t,r Knldinp, Na.sgu-sL opposite Inc Par&l-The
49, M 6.i his establishment destroyed by
Il spflcea las aow ta.sn As fourth story Of the
rrbuae Buildings and again iG TO resey al eLaefT
,refpinr whc viii be executed wiki nennes, aud dee
patch al The prices his type aaf presses 9sns al
le ~, ablshG I'll be Executed the best
t nrIrirc WORK W. n confidently refers publish
, m . civ ,yho have already conhd-d long and diacu
n,,,;,rs,ion- 10 his and experience
~ publishers and others are requested 10 cal! and ex
n i l 'i il.jr ,yor.. VIM. NEWELL,
S 5 10 Ina Buildings Nassau-st opposite the Park
---------TT- D. M FosTsa
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Boarding anb Sotsls.

TWO YOUNG MEN Of steady habits can be accom-
modaed a. 5i beeAmanet with large delightful room
No other apply. nlZ u
EUAiUlSl..-A double and lwo single rooms, with
ID pourd can he had No. II BsrcaysL Groom wafer
with every convenience Tor bathing IL Tie building ne
ftrences glIen required. az ~
Genteluen Can be accommodated
Id win yleasalt the second door, WIN KoOa
board al chur at No. % Anh-sL near Gold 81 NJ 4
1I0a UI NI.-Jue or Two gentlemen and their wives
Id NAV be accom- odated with trout and back room on
the second door Two three single rooms may also BIO
obalprd tor snye gentlemen 80 William-rL IA 2w-
az, To THE PUBLIC.-The proprietor Of shaSs-
E.a peare Hotel eyas himself OF this opportunity 70 say
A that Ball Room open for the Inspection o!
those wishing 10 give balls aud eonc1fs through hs seesHn
and would also state that his complete for The
permanent boafdrrs throughlhe WINTER
moderate rates. hoping Inc public will call and examine of
themselves N. S. TRESHER, Proprietor
New-York. Oct 2sih. la4'. o2S 3In
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CHESS lIEN, BACKGAMMON BOARDS. PLAY
u us Cards &c low prices carved and piaiu Chess
patterns, BncS Boards sizrs various
uu ,i.i. PLAYING Cards aatly gill; a..o
plaid white aud colofei bucks, four qaaiues Chess Boards
Dee, Dice Boxes, Cnoase Bosri. &c sold wholesale
and retail by FRANCIS LOUTREL,
alo Manufacturing Staliouers. II Maiden.ane
INDIA GRASS LINES.-We have on hand hne
Of India Grass Lines, OF superior quality, ana
late importation sale by tho catty dozen, smaller
QUANTITY. JOHN J. BROWN Co..
MD IL Fulsou-ok, usar Naassa-
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lust PUBLISHED

JUST PUBLISHED,
TsNEE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY Tor Schools Illus
trsred by 30 engrevings and 50 maps with globe
map on new pan in vol! Ito. b. s G. Goodrich, author
OF Peter Psreys Tales, &c
The eboye has already BEEN Introduced into iss
Public Schools of Rochester and in number Of others
The first edition s nearly disposed OF, the second
will be published 10 few days -
so. HUNTINGTON l. SAVAGE, ZIG Pearl-st-
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CHOICE FAMILY MEDICINEs, che@iG

CHOICE FAMILY MEDICINES, Chemicals
u Periumery, &C. for sale by DAVID SANDS CO. +"
East Broadway, corner Market-st VIZ: 49,,
Cold pressed Castor OIL perfectly sweet in bottles OF va
riols size s. for family
sdi,z ind Soda Powders made from the best materials
Swedish Leeches for SALE applied by an experienced
Cologne Water of superior quality in bottles or on dra
Also agents for Dr. Pfsirs Patent ARTIFICIAL NIPPLE "hich
/. recommended by the 6rst Physicians II the CITY
Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared by eompe-
emf person at all hours, day and night ms
CHOICE FAMILY MEDICINES, Drugs, G. emile
u ais &c for sale by DAVID SANDS a CO. Chemist
and Pharpac.usts East Broadway, corner Of Marx T.
at Aso large assortment oi the most delicate French
s.nst-'N;; OILS
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D1TUER * WHITFIELD, Auoruies al Lew

=, MONSUT, Restsufsieuf VI !le New o.n.rea 10
-. respectfully informs public th.t he Ye. am
supply falnilles private parue4 Ard balls WIN
pers Refreshments OF az kinds ,.,.. .,pt IN their
re SCIENCES III mad otten al The shortest ..rroa II
execled He uusl., by good stye essss,ded
he execution Vi a. o'oe'' b MONNOT.
10 MIN - y,rL H,rei 72I Rroadwsy.
Us ll. Keel. NC"
v0D- aid Round .rOu.-ihe suos. 20
w Nv Jersey Oh Gu. have on naha lu -
Of s4nd lion and WI koa and Sheet Iron
hoops Do SHsKMAM ATWATER CO d fcIIon. 81
,,1oER.,;. T4aLE CUTLERY IN SETS.
Ia few sets OF the genuine J0sspn Win %orv
Table Cutlery in sea Of 81 piece, s sys by
1a ais ''A' JOHN j. BRoWN 1 Co., w futensI
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
THE LONDON QUARTERLY Review No. GILL
Contents;
!. Religious Controversy IN France.
II. The Ecclesiastical Architecture of lrelsrd-Rcund
Towers.
Ill. Moral Discipline OF the Army.
". Lord Robersons Poems
V. Memoirs OF Lady Hester S,anhope
VI. Collective Edition Of Lord Ches-rhelds Letters.
VII. Physical Description OF New South Wales snd Van
Dlenian's Land.
VIII Theirs Histories.
Subscriptions received and single copies sold by
LEONARD SCOTT u co. Publishers. IL Futonst
Price OF the four Reviews London Edinburgh For
eiGn md Westminsler SO per num- Blackwoods Nigga
Zine 81 the four Reviews and BlackwoOd go NJ lw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

DIANO FORTE Msnulaclory-The subscribers are
j. now hnishiug an entirely article Of Instruments,
which are warranted superior any In USE and 70
keep IN une much longer. The Improvement CONSISTS 10
Harp frame peculiar 10 construction, obvang every oDec
ion heretofore caused by Of metallic plates In In
fsrny The tone Professors and purchasers invited 10
an examination Of these instruments.
GLENN, ROGERS l. co.
oil l52 Fulton.sL East side Broadway
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7 OST-A gold chain, French watch key anu gold
IL penci with an anelhy in Top The tncer WA Do
suitably rewarded By leaving them al SIS GIeel"cs or
II Ferry-st. nIE
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NEW dUIGhO y -. III, MI.
GRAHAM FLOUR saa va, m i s.ls OF - .ne IS ibs
soch .an.Iy pacssd and very nsatly marked ano wS-
rSnt.d o. ,ln sefy quality for sie N iots 70 sun VI
de!s '.oi. 80 -, a, .tt-n,jon J. 9. FROST,
WI M ''' i' 20 Front FocK-slip
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flatert aleoirines.
SANDs's sARsAPARILLA.

ToS THE Removal AND PEKMAHEsr CURE Oh AL DIS
Eases ARISING FgoN Az IMPURE STATE OF THE
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POPULAR PERIODICALS.
TINE SHILLING LIBRARY of Instructive and Enter
L u ming LIeraur--to be published every Saturday,.
No l. The Mothers Medical Adviser on the Diseases and
Management oi Cnlcren.
No Cotton from the Pod to the Factory (uexl Satur
day) ROMANS / ELLIS, 2S5 Broadway.
~ Wanted few active Agents for The city and coun-
try. nj
TO LAWYERS, STATESMEN 81 POLITICIANS.
klURLBUT ON HUMAN RIGHTS -Essays on human
Ii Rights Political GUARANTEES by E. P. Hurlbut,
Esq Counselor al Law.
Conients-Chap;erI The Origin Of Human Rights. Chap
1.-THE true Function OF Government; Chap. Ill The
Coas;ilulion OF Government; Chap Iy.-Constutional
Limitations and Prohibitions; Chap. F-Constu,.ona
Limitations committed; Chap. Nl.-Th. Elective FRANCHISES
Chap VII-Ri.b,s Emanaiiug from The Sentiments and Al
fecIions; Crap VIlI-The Rights OF Women Chsp lX-
The Right vi Property and its Moral Relations; Chap "
Intellectual Properly.
Published by GREELEY McELRATH, and for sale
H.. Tn O;tc. Price 50 OF
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0Sr-A ladys double Case Gold Watch, mater's name
IL Maisuon Geneva, No 1888 passing thr Jugh broad
wsy 10 Fouucrn,sL aud Flth avenue, or in returning
through Eevenh,L Mercer thence " Broome aud down
Yar Nv lrnvnr The sam. No. $50 Broadwny NIL 81
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AARSIS q, POSTER, Commission aud forwG.,ih
u.Ichsuu. No, Cessiliys Bow, Ciuei1pas. civ IL
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DANiEL AUEE, IU7 FuItou-sL has Just puhli-hed
~ No - Braithwaies Retrospect of Practical Medicine
and surgery hafy.Ary Journal, containing RETROSPECT
tive View every Discovery and Practical In proveneE
in III Medical Sciences Commenced in January 1870
Published in London in july and January ofevery year
and re- published in New York bv DANIEL ADEE, No. 07
Fulior-st Trrm.-Te first 10 Nos. or FIVE years S. Per
year thereafter 81. lnvariaby in nd vance. nil II
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JUST PUBLISHED.
finally MEMORANDUM BOOK for I:i6-PUcSet ed
~ ton cUntainiGg Almanac Time and Interest Table
alec space for Memorandum for each day in the year
This useful article the double purpose OF poche
wallet and memorandum! Sold wholesale and reia by the
publishers. FRANCIS y LOUTREL,
Manufacturing S'at;Gaers, II Maiden lane.
Trade ,upplit.t Al n literal d scount wv
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DARTNER WANTED-A young man OF scuve ousi-
habits having cashcsps! vi about SUeo can na'e
opportunity OF engaging IL safe and pronao.e casa on,
.iness the object the al u To- secure personal
well capital tie most uncouoIed Satisfaction
uusI be gwen Character which viii be reciprocal
ted Address Al Office Ihe Tribune u Q, pli&i-
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kAJANTED-A lew acuve ouus Men ~ 10 SCUM Ut
w West, Agents Tor TIE sale vi new and popn.
lar Pubcatlons-3VO AMI above their expenses VIII
be Insured them IN wrlung with An opportunity o. Clear
ing S0 per year. Some en now IN our employ VIII no
doubt, SlOOu per clear OF al expense Eacn
man VIII have his district Il will DO necessary for them 10
have al ea. SIS S5o ~ obtnn good huns ouL-
Apply at FRENCH'S Publishing Hall, ?SS broaoWay, up
stairs. All letters mast BE- post paid. OIL I'm
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/. is sad that the late Judge Story is the only lawyer
in the United States that fairly and fully read Lord
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s:. FALL. FAsHIONS.-To those VINE study econ
olay he subscriber accordance with tne nnes nss
red iced nis superior Imitation Moleskin Hal on FUR
Bodies 20 le extreme low prizes Of S225 The above Is go
elegant drcss hat uid will compare adyanaseouSy Wlto
has old IN ths CAV al $3.50 anu $780, Also constantly
fur and silk Hats OF tho best qualify hpes'
pattern and hi tho lowest city prices for cash
H. In any instance The above Goes NOT give peret sansac
on can be ully obuned by yig!ne niormsIcn 70 tn
sunscrib.r fanZ8 SIM J. w. kELtOf3t. NO NO Ssnas.
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NIUTIC Two Young Men tlu steady employ
Nmrut al $500 per Year Ia the Book busuess l.Quire
a., III Er.ns,orl ~ Erre of charge) o25 lnI-
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MANI EU-As paIi.e IN pleasant, genisei Iespec
w and prosperous business all ndustrou anu p's
ligen who furnish SoO cash capital Address o. o.
appointing carly interview, through tee fost otaee
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;NRUi, CLEnk WANTED-A Young gentleman
~ good character AMI education. having hno"eige oi
tho Drug business, and who bug at beet 81 Teccui'
mendaUus may hear OF a situation by calling upon BOW
kOS 3 co. corner uf 10Th a. acd lS,.gvcnu naU
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Among crowd of remarks suggested 10 the
mind by re-perusal Of this book, 10 us friend OF
many wears standing, we hastily note the following
Al6eri knew how TO be a friend, and had friends
such as his masculine and uncompromisinS temper
fitted him to endure and keep. He had even two
or three of these noble friends. He was perfect
lover in delicacy of sentiment, in person. III devo-
tion in desire for constancy in high IDEAL grow
ing always higher aud he was al last, happy III
love. Many geniuses have spoken worthily OF wo-
men in their works bat he speaks of woman
as she wishes 10 be spoken OF and declares that
he met the desire OF his soul realized In life. This,
ALMOST alone, is an instance where great nature
was permanently satisfied and the claims of man
and woman equally met where one OF the parties
had the impatient fire of genius. His testimony
on this subject is of so sort we must copy II:
My fourth and las, passion, fortunately for me,
showed itself by symptoms entirely different from the
three hrst In the former my intellect had felt little OF
the fires OF passion. but my heart and my genius
were both equally kindcd. and If my passion was
less impetuous 1t became mere profound and lasting.
Suck Was The tamc which by degrees absorbed
every affection and thought OF my being and il will
never fade away except with my life Two months
satisfied me that had now found the true rom an,
for instead Of encountering in her, as in all common
women an obstacle literary glory, hindrance TO
useful occupstions, and damper to thought. she
proved high stimulus, pure solace, and an allur
Ing example TO every beautiful work, Prizing a
treasure so rare gave myself away to her irrevoca
bly, And certainly erred not More than twelve
wears have passed. and while am writing this chit
chat having reached that calm season when passion
loses its Establishments l cherish her dearcr than
ever, and love her just in proportion as how by her
in the lapse of time these little esteemed toll gather
ers Of departing beauty In ner my soul is exalted
sofened, and made better day by day, and VIII
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pPRoYEO PATENT MEDICIN Es

N have on hand a large stock of the most pop.
ular and approved PATENT MEDICINES, which
will warrant fresh and genuine. The following
list ontaius Il portion of my stock
For Coughs, Colds, &c
Buchan's Hungarian Bolstm Brnckcrhoff's
Health Restorative, Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, DR.. Jayne's Expectorant, Pease's Hore.
hound Candy, Dr. Swayne's Syrup of Wild Cher.
ry, HousemGn's German Cough Drops, sc.
For Impurities Of The Blood.
Sands Extract Sarsaparilla, Swaims Panacea
BULBS Extract Of Sarsaparlla, Richardson's Ameri
can Pauacea, Daud lion asd Tomato Panacoa, SC
For Bilious Diseases.
Dr. Dyott's Anti Bilious Pills, Petec's do, Lees
do, Wright's Indian Vegetable do, Sugar Coated
do, Moffats do, and Brandreth's'do.
For Fever and Ague
Rowand's Imoroved Tonic Mixture, Nash's Ton.
ic, Hul's Aguc Pills, Moflt's Phoenix Pitters, Sap
pington's Pills, sc.
Fahnestock's Yernifuge, Hul's and Sherman.
Worm Lozcnges, Jayne's Tonic yermifuge
Swaim's vermifuge, Worm Tea. sc.
For Diarrhea and Summer Complaint
Bernard's Dlrrh@a Remedy, Jayne's Carmna-
tive Balsam, sc.
For Dyspepsia, Sc.
Houck's Panacea, Beckwith's Anti Dyspcptic
Pills, SanLoss Alternative and Anti Dyspeptic Pills
Sc.
For Pains in The Back, Side, &c.
Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster, Writings &
Wells Strengthening Plaster. McAlliser's Oint
ment, sc.
Also Scarpa's Acoustic Oil for Deafness, Thomp.
sons Eve Water for Sore and Inflamed Eyes Har
rison;s Specific Ointment, Genuine Harlem Oil
tive, Judlin's Ointment, Turlington's Balsam
Godfrey's Cordial, Sc
For sale wholesale and retail by
G. III. HEINITSH, A gent.
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GREATLY REDUCED PRicE-FRoM S5 TO
So PER ANNUM
SINGLE cory 2J CENTS
PROSPECTUS OF THE NEXT lor l7thl VOL.

PROSPECTUS OF THE NEXT Cor 17tb) VOL.
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haracter, but for the means of tens of thousands
# readers who would be glad to receive it. and
mong whom tits highly desirable that it should
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lying the numbers of those TO whom il may lie ac-
vssihic, II has been determined, simultaneously
it'll the great reduction in the expense of the post
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> only 1Tee dollars; and when several unite in
Inscription, TO as low as So so, So 80 pei
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aned with but IL comparatively small diminutidn
I it's cxpcnscs) involves, of cou Sc. an entire sac
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without increase of price. when the anticipated
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TERMS HENCEFoRwARp.
INvARIABLy IN ApvANcE.)


Single copy, SO 90 Eight copies, $50 on
Four copies, III 90 Thirteen" 80 90
1t will thus be seen that when thirteen copies arc
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These rates afford high inducements to agents
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