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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20

A,TOyE>-sHEPARD co. having enlarged sad
- D.r,ci. their assortment Of Stoves for the fe trade,
both for wood aud COAL now oder 10 their friends ana
trn-r. an un-ua ed variety OF economical! and beeut
patterns. hrs, among which stands The unvslei Nos Pa
ent Hall Church Office Stoves Of all sizes and The most
varied and beautiful patterns A. these nave been well esi-
would be almost useless IO say mat Lhey form me brst
stove IN tn world
SHFPARDs REvEKBERAToRs Tor parors OF any size,
The most tasteful crsny an1 economical par0r stove
offered.
or rooms the cheaPes; powerful he4ng stove ever pro
duced.
,nsn,uta and economical hand and made order m
,,ea VARIETY Also sugsr-oa and Two boiler slOg~s
~ several sizes for Liverpool Anthracite WOO,
- r Sx ,te- Tor sOot wood and coal psrOl
s,,rbt nrd Laundry Stove comprise larger assortment
a., hs.ffn, nuruo-.s than have offered whcl
o. .r,.ly cal m af-n of Our southern and Western
customers ,,,
Co.'s SrovEs-Dr NOUS celebrated wood Cook Stoves,
with Two IN ovens. roasting aac blAin better than any stove
N - Tn- roasting ana baking does interfere VIII
bronr boiling and frying ~ i almost universally Tire
.e are .-p.ciay aaspi-i 10 the southern market. being
easily managed. having no nu iA 10 D. n4ee IN Asn-
being strong and dursD-- a,
approves. pattern for burning either wood or coal yer.
go Al sho.n- or retail Also, Cylinder Stove Ca-t
ms ynder Brick BRUSH LgsiTe t.eLg.le Fire CemenL
,tv. ornaments. Railing. Malaoe Ornaments, Mica ,exra
.l.., Ru... and English Hoes, scoops. Russ and
.b P- Tin Tubes hOors anu partitions, Registers tor
49, na,rs mons, Hook, snd Hinges Feet.
,h f,.s AZ vSbo--s- aud retail Also for foundrr-,
ia, boiled >oap-one, Charcoal AM Anthracite by The bbL
y a Co,n1,lrui wJrkmrn always furnished a. shJri
,o,i. m r-uair and put up Stoves IN nrst style Also
u-orsmen for b ackin. Siose- and Crates, al
MOTIFS STOVE WAREHOUSE, ~ Water-sL
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~ DErrERs Magic Hair OIL for sale at 81 Cortland ST

~ DALLEY's Pain Extractor half price from p Cor
land ST. Sandss and Brsols Sarsapara's, and Aliens Bal
sam of IiverwOrt OiI <eOd
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ThinRa In PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA Oct l9-P. NJ.
That gross fraud wes perpetraied al the late cleo
go, in the County of Phiade phia by the Locof ocos ou
Nv doubt, Measure have been taken TO have me me.
,,r investigated by Mr. Lesr the Native candidate 'o
Comfy Treasurer II is said BY many VINO proie :, -
s,o,s ina, good and sufficient cause VIII be SHOWN =,
NJ 10 contest tho election, in which case inc COM
vii lie between Penrose Ash, the present e''e''''
Whs Treasurer. and the Native candidate ... 49,
The fog or Saturday morning al 80 1900
dense on the Delaware that se'e'a' a'''''"'@
The stock market yesterday. with one or Two OK
- closed much better than It opened on MONDAY
s. For instance, Reading Railroad shares oPehe" a,
90. - ci~sea A. POS with sales of 100 shares ana
sa.6n Bonds improved u closing a, g. CHESAPEAKE
% sre Canal Loan has also advanced !, selling at
q. vicksburg t. selling at q and wilmington halIoaa
So arm AZ lsl The sales during the week reach
HSsfoo .be,es PENNSYLVANIA Fives have declined J.
.ssing Yesterday a, 10 with -! offered annex Tue
- of,be market for the following stocks;
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ryTo the Public-and those who pre-;isposec TO
Liver Complaints, or Affected with any Of hOse dis
e.-ing diseases arising from impure Of h- blood
or hereditary humor. aud also hose whose constitutions
are broken dow by the of mercury and who
suffering from udis e-On or Dyspepsia nuccOus ire
nent OF any OF the above diseases should without delay
make use OF Dr. WOODS SARsAPAs1LLA and WILD CHEgAT
BITTsKs sold wholesale and ret Il by WYATT KETcHAy,
III Fuonst. y. Y. James W. >mtn, corner Fulton and
Cranberry sts Brooklyn oo cts
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ny sIKIEK hi Charles Z. Dali, A-ocists Judge
DNes-York Common Pleas none- i hereby given. puf
n IN m. nu .ou- II tt- statute slihOn ing attachments
ssin.t Ascending concealed, and nonresident debtor.
~, an attachment Ia. issued - inst TIE estate u DAnie
Qu.es.ubos. rssiSi o. he stale VI Michigan, and tla
- .-u- vii be- ,od iof h- paym-ni VI b. debts unless DR.
appear And discharge such attachment according ~ Jaw
iIhr nine months the niss publication OF tn. aotc
ard mai % uaymeul OF any c-b due 10 hin by re-deni- OF
hi. s. I'd he delivery am Tor his Use OF prop
rrty within hi. STATE belonging 70 him. and me transfer OF
any such property BY him are oro.dden BY inv" and are
void-D.,,d .ns 18Th day Of October, is+a
aaot.Ssm Sew-York-
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10 Lnrge Sal. Of Magnificent Paintings

There j. now the tau''cr---t pacy
Granite ding Broadwas the largest and most splendid
collection of Painung- ancient ana modern ever oHeiti
Tor sale IN this city, among them large aud valuable Pa
ure recently the pErie collection genuine lsnd
scape by Kuysdae! Nativity, by Caracci lLsdl Hoy
Family by BarOc io Madonna, by {. NanoOi Holy Family
by Raphael emoue he modern highly finished Pciure-
by and after Claude Vcrrc W atr.t Pnard De Orally
many others forming together the most desirable collection
of I'aror end Cabinet Pictures ever offered IN New York
Sales on Tuesday the li- and Friday The 2h, al 10 O'clock
each day. olo oils
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IL Erent NeM-N orb Enir AZ Niblo'- Gnrden.

10 t.rcnt NEWLY ORR Fhir al NIbIO'. t'"fue"'
The rush Of visitors the Fair continues As great as al
Inc opening To-day NJ. lie Faculty snd Students Of
.e University viii visit the exhibition by invitation Al
O'clock p. NJ Master Howard vioinisi Of great merit
from the Stale OF Ohio. viii perform ss follows
Dark eyed one with new variations initiating the Post
Horn Solo.
The Nothers Lament with variations by himself
"Ole Burs Oddly" &C. grand display Of Fire Works
, The evening. on IL
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FIsT GRsrS AND BLACK TEs-Nery superior Ooong IL
hne do IS Young yson superb articles Is 5s and g.
the wholesale retail of the Canton Tea Com
pany, 1853 Greenwcls the Of Corandst aud
iG ChshsmsL between Pearl aud Roosevelt This Is The
olde. and largest Tea Establishment in America Their
reputation or upright dealing and for the very high qualify
ohe goods stands and doubtless will forever stand. un
nvaed We earnestly recommend families country mr.
chants and the whole public this very respectable esa
Mshmert
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~ SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.


ship samuel Hicks. I'm Liverpool 10th sept ndz 10
Hicks & Co Oct 6th lat IS Y. lon 80 W. passed ship
With the letter 4 IN her fore topssil, bound East sup
pose 70 Be one OF the York packets.
BARK Keurebnnk Smith = il I'm - Jbes salt -
ter sailed in company Nth ship kentucky for Boston
% Oct lat at y lon 10 10 spoke brg Rebscca Of Rob
binston i'm Passport for Jamaica
Breuen bark Ernest Gus,ave Burnsn I'm Bremen
-th sept nldz 20 Never = Stucken.
Br brig Osprey Calhoun 4 Dc I'm - Johns NJ grind
stones 20 Soule Whitney 8 CO.
swedish brig Charlotte sirarnwtz. "a hours im Cape
Nay. In ballast 10 VIM Woisser.
Br brig Grand Turk, Cam. Is ds I'm Black River. ia
rnaca ioewood rum &C. to James II Braihe. Lett no
American vessels
Big Forest. Drew Il days from Port all Prince. 81
Domingo oswood SC 70 z. T Aldrich & Co Left bark
Hecla from NYork disg; brigs souiher I'm Boston Bur
g,.s for do schr Edward Frank from Freeport, Me
Denhsm 10 sail in a few days for Boston The Forest
hs, been six DAYS from the Cspes of Delaware
Brig Cordelia TsrbOy. II days I'm Ponce (PR) with
sugar nolasses &c 10 Southmayd & SON Left schr
Caroline OF Philadelphia discharging Sailed 9th sep,
bsrk Gilbert Given for Cowes and market
Schr Texan Clark 10 De I'm Passport mdz to Siurges
Il Co.
schr Henry Samuel. Runner I'm Phadel coal.
schr K shannon. I'm Dover, Del corn to y Fox.
Schr Boston I'm Phi ade, coal
Below ship and ebrigs unknown Wind WSW.
SAILED
Ship Nicholas Bdile Mobile Swedish ship Winnet
for Amsterdam.
Bremen bark Diamani. Charleston
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DIED

On sunday morning 18th inst at o'clock, Mrs. DEB
oRAH MERRITT, at the residence Of her son, William
Merritt cor. Of Horato and Washington sts.
Her remains will be taken 10 White Plains a, 10 o
clock to-day for in,erment Friends and relatives are
invited 10 attend.
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Amusemente.
DALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
II III Al I L,rn y

MR. TEMPLETON,
OF the Theatres Roys Drury Lane and Coven Garden VIII
have the honor making his third appearance In America
In one of his popular Musical Entertainments, entitled the
Rose Thistle and Shamrcck Monday evening, Oct Ath
ls45 Pisnoforte, Mr. Ausln Philips.
Among The Songs connected with the entertainment VIII
be the following.
Song" Sally IN our Alley"
soug-"Tell Her Love Her"
Huuung sOng-"OId fowler"
In the course ol the evening the isyOre song OF Love
Her how Love Her." rs originally sung by Mr. Temple
ton 10 the grand Opera OF 0ussvus."
Song" Meeting of the Wstsrs."
song" Ne may Roam through this World"
Song The Minstrel Boy
Song" John Anderson my Jo."
Song" A Mans Man tor a. That"
song" There IIve- Young Lsssie"
Song-"The Laird % COckp-n"
Doors Will open att. TO commence at O'Clock and tea
inmate al TO- Tickets ami Programmes may be had al ih
Music Stores anr al the Doors. tS- ckets ~ cents
Box Office open from 10 iii O'Clock, where places may
be- secur. d as usual Private Boxes - dollars each
Books the Words price IA esch to be had AT the
door. ola 2
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DRIP GOODS.
NEW FALL AND WINTER

NEW FALL AND WINTER Dry Goods-The
subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public
that continues. his account, offer N assort
alrnt Dry Goods wholesale retail al Ia. Old esio
shed staul, Isl William. Of AIMS having p1r-
chased h- .ae paflners LIE Mssrs. Bu-sings their
Interest in the business
de prepared Oder great Inducements ~ 10 prces
Amongst stock may be lound great variety VI fashion
able goods ladies' dresses Rogers patent, real Welsh
and Faln-s; Cloths and Cassnere-, 10 which tr
attention gentlemen wishing 10 economize IN heir ward
robe i invited Cloves aud Hosiery Laces, Embroter-s
Fdgng. aud ln-ertngs, &c. &c A'o. Linen and Cotton
sheings and sarung- Blankets, Quilts, Table Diaper All
otn-r cloths. Napsln- TO@-lIng. sc. sc.
tie has received lot VI tnOs- very superior snifuns
Linens winch have been msch approved being hea'y
round Unreal and entirely undressed.
Particular attention vii b. gwen 10 keep his assortment
Of Dry Goods complete Also 10 the sn'A ef
articles daily needed IN fALailes. ,.prD
o2O law9w ALFhLU oADi-N
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NlIBLO's trARDEN.-Entrancs In Broadway
~ Last performance this season Ticket night Doors
open O'clock To commence al o'clock. Saturday
October i8h which occasion, and for this night only nj
all parts OF the honse Is cents In consequence
o the hundreds of persons that disappointed in wit
messing Golden Farmer It's first performance, II will
he repeated this evening The entertainments To commence
with the farce OF Uncle sam During the evening, Mr..
John Seton Will sing mis- Gel, oratcd medley Of Six Come
Songs To conclude with the Golden Farmer
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stances ike the foosng almost Of daily occurrr CO
and render superfuOus ali farther comment upon the ei a
cy OF Wissr's ba.sam-
POU6HKEsPsiE, ~ Y sept 49, l845
Mr. Seth W Fowie Dear Sir. The character OF Vista
Ba.ssm Of Wild Cherry 5 well established throIghpI.
the country and especially 10 the State Of New Yorz n %
any farther testimony would O hs unnecessary fe
have derived SO much vsntage from that happy
10 commuuicaie through the sick and afflicted " a
Il done Tor M, snd consider privilege and duty 10
40 40 have cen troubled with lungs four yesrs
had cough more Or every Winter. ] was confined O
The house j, last Winter with cough. pain 10 the
.ide and breast rzsed blood several tines consulted
uhy stefan but have taken any medicine which has
done me- 80 much good Wsiars Basam Of wild Cherry.
consider IL the test medicine the world for coughs,
colds and pulmonary complaints. WIN y. sNAkTs
None genuine without The written signature OF l. BUTTS
For SAFE by A. g d. SANDS, Druggist y FulIon.t 95
Broadway and u East Broadway, Agents FOR NewYOfA.
OILS lwls
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. A SPLENDID NUMBEk.

81 ~ hA DLh
CARRIERS CALL Al The OFFICE Graiiam's Ma
~ gazue OF Lit~ra;urr aid AT for November, lSt Ora
hams Eleg Ant F. cravings
our Indian and Prairie Sketches, No. |ll engraved b.
Rswdon, Wright Hatch, from spirited drawing made
from insure BY ldmar.
These wild Western In Graham increasing
It's popularity very rapidly both IN the South and West aud
happy to be abe Ia inform readers That have
eight OF ten more in the grayrI's BANDS Tor 1856.
LeOnOfa-s supple engraving by lllInan Sons
Georgia Medical Coege-Tns Is one Of smlivs finished
pictures
TIN. number contains about twenty original articles by
the best writers ia the country.
Single numbers p cents The Magazine VIII be delivered
IN an, part of the city NJ - per annuui.
o. I'll. WM. H. GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings.
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fall tasplons.


MEMS, YOUTHS AND oHILDREN'S
NLUrHING-ChARL NJ. CHURCH. No. ioo Chat.
~ hsui-s Inc attention VI has ifssuds and
public To his new Winter sylss mems, boys
cnidren clothing consisting IN part OF me cloth drsss
aud coats, Tweed and Cashmere SACK and ONCE
coats beaver pilot circular coaks black
and tsncy pans splendid sk velvet and efino
% all the newes, patterns
FOR YOUTHS . complete assortment Of jackets, pants
vests sacss oy-rcOas made IN every style and VI al
FOR CHILDREN he otcys great variety OF cloth, velvet
made and trimmed In the moot iashionAbe
manner ali of he determined Ia sell al theow pr
Those particularly requested 10 call and o.
smin- his before purchasing elsewhere " Inns
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FALL coops NEW AND CHEAP.


John Hal, 81 Caib-rin-sl
OFFERS splendid a..cftmeni o. w uoods ssfy
can leave his store dlssailshr'
Th- fouoxtug addition " numerous others have Jns
.en rrc-v-d and y-r-oos "a want respectfully invited
10 cali ana examine his st0cs Of GOis before purchasing
elsewhere
sHAWLs
Cashmere. various cO.Or.. Long and Square ell wool
Broche a. prices aud cOor-
Red ami white M-rno.
PLAIN and nguf-d Dlsine.
Dsmssk silz. PLATA black and cOlored.
PripI.,i Cashmere asd Rob Roy
kLEDAN DRESS GOODS
Slper Extra TinD-t D'lain.s
Pans Reps, beautiful patterns
Victoria Striped aud PLAID De Orientals
French ans German Nennos.
Black and blue back bomDazines
Alyirn-s, black and coHd Alpsccss.
American, French and English Prnta
ALSO
Blankets, flanneis, Cloths, Cassmerea
Nesungs, Satnes and Linen 0oodA
Blesch-d and brown Musins, very low.
NJ b.-No deviation from nrst prcss
olo 2sw<wMkWn OIL CsihsSnsst opposite osAss
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FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND

SILVER WAkE.-Ihe subscribers have received by lir
- npOraon-, from tho mOst celebrated Vi
turc Pc large and valuable assortment vi me Nan--
n al former well selected STOCK, which they
are prepared To offer the public a. Prcc. that csnnot TAI
proving satisfactory. sANl. HAMMOND "
No ~ Merchants Excnang- IN Niiiam--L
Mr Hammond. while Ia tne lale nfn, attended -oiry ~
the repairing OF al Fine Watches and viii continue 10 do
M on IN his present partner who has established
a high reputation IN the profession.
NIB. Fine J-~ery, silver Ware, and variety o. rai'"'
,-.,.~,s',, r., 49,. 'onrri,..-r ~ Stswi-ln
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NOW READY.

DIG ABEL AID THE LITTLE MANHATTAN, by
DCoueus Mathews. Wiley apd Pninams Library ul
American Books. So. y. Second edition.
go BIZ Abel and the Little Manhattan presents. IN pleas
ant way magic lantern Of New ofs, and VIII Uy IT.
substance an manner attract mandy readers ~ Tribune.
Tirr- Is life AMI spirit m uHs lively production tha
only attractive, hut cncrs the pow Oi tue
genius Every page scsts the great abilities O the young
unlhoT.'-N y Erangelut.
OF most Original hlghly entertaining, Interesting aud
wilg character Saturday Emporium.
The conception execution OF this book both orr.
iual The principle object IL that of suggestive iarar
between the present and the primitive condition Oi the Is
land ot " snhataI- 49, Broadray J0Hrna.
The idea story is well sustained throughout anl
afford. excellent opportunities for that species OF ~fBg IA
which MI Mathew, rXcelste humorous ard grOtrsqu- IN
minute detail Tie resources of Ne,yi for the OF
fiction thoroughly tested The most uneven and lrregu
streets alleys graded To WIDE level VI 70
NANCE with and then pch towards Intensity The
obscures localities dignihrd with newly discovered On
ors tie darke corners III with sudden noioriety
E5sning Post.
The evinces of minute observ alton, and
a fancy shape ls materials OF narraton into sI!anse
forms - Boston COuiter.
oi9 2tis WILEY PUTNAM, lol Broadway.
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THE HUSSAR.

DY THE AUTHOR " The ,uo4ll-ru.-Tni- wlrk pos
ID .ps.-s ntus- interest," and viii be eagerly read u l.
h adventures OF old trooper who ta- ,een service ~
South America and Spain, an1 who, in Chelsea hospital
gnls battles Ger again
So "a Of lie Home 4nd Travellers Library Pnce, in pa
cuFers, - cents.
For SAFE by booksellers IN This city, together WIN ihe
previous numbers " he series ci' y
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DEEORT or The EXPLORING EXPEDITION TO
HIN. Rocky Mountains The 1872 aud to Oregon and
North California IN the years o4J- by Bseyet Capt O.
Fremont Of TOpog aphica Engineers, under the orders
OF Col J. j. Aosr- Chief U; the Typographical Bureau
Printed by order OF the scna OF the U. States An ind.
yidus Ia Washington having made an arrangement WIN
the proper authorities tor limited number OF tie above
valuable document this method announce TO be
citizens New York, that he lei, copy oi the "OfA
= sample tie Sor-s OF M-ssrs ID. Appleton Co. No
20 Broad az, and MaTs III. Newman, No 1873 Broad way
where all wac want 10 copy, complete a. puoisL
by Government, DO leaving their names and a1-
ff--. with either u above named r-iab slents 1
ieg days. The 5OOk contains oJj pages, Illustrated WIN
=. beautiful LthOg sphic Pnnis AMI accompanied WIN
very .arse pot th- Country. or ~
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ci,v Ia, been ensbed s-c, the sale Of sufHcien,
amount Of the city bonds 10 meet the city liabilities up
% December next at rate Of interest below the rate
now paid upon portion Of her debt These bonds have
teen i..ued a, per cent interest and were put in
arke, TO pay OF tain honda bearing ten per cent in
terest.
The statement Of the Banks Of South Carolina for
3O,h Sept, gives Loan and Discount 7O76e3o Depo.,e.
al 07s. Circulation 209l. i34. Specie 1895.
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L. Aholilion of Cnnifnl runi.hment.-A

Meeting Of the friends of this will be held AT lhe
Lyceun Building in Broadway Prince this evening
Monday a, :. O'CLOCK Addresses viii be- delivered by
several gentlemen and measure. proposed for the spread
of information the subject General attendance !. ins
ted BY order f,he Executive Committee &c
WIN. 7. McCOUN, President
ID a.. Sacrnlsrv II
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Specie we quote as follows:


The exports at New York for the week ending
10th Oct were s656si9 81 of which s5702s9 30 was IN
American vessels The arrivals were 81. of which b
were American and the cearances g. of which 80 were
American Number Of passengers arrived, 1859
The amount of the - insialment already received
by the Erie Railroad Co is about sl55,OoO Some 400
subscribers for small amounts have not yet paid but the
number is daily decreasing We glad to learn from
the susouehanna Democrat that the differences between
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company and the New
York nd Erie Railroad Company have been fully and
fairly adjusted and all opposition TO the Railroad passing
through Pike and Wayne counties will be withdrawn all
the protection the works OF the Csnsl Company claim
ed by them have been scceded to by the Railroad Com
pany.
For the Oswego and Syracuse Railroad there still
remains upwards of 100000 OF stock TO be taken The
O.wego Wing raps the Newiork and Boston capitalists
over the knuckes for their neglect of this stock Il says
But it seems the rival cities Of New. York and Bos
ton are intent upon their schemes of securing each for
itself the great trade Of the West by Of their Her
cuesn projects Of Southern and Northern railroad of
many hundred miles in length rugged regions that
they have wholly overlooked this short link which
pctes the chain over level country between the lakes
and the ocean II remains for citizens and those of
contiguous towns and villages who though they have
less capital better appreciate the utility of this work
than those of large ci;e take the balance Of this
stock and complete the road and doubt not they Will
DO 90"
The Commerce of Boston for the month OF seq
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AF Sehf>cN's fVtMO>Ic SYSVP Is certain reu,@lv "a,
sVNe o. Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint Colds Crnsh.
~ se~ses OF he Lungs Any calling At The ef,r.
mi 81 can obtain tgraus pamphlet rivtnr !
fVon Of the shove diseases also rripre CO IN
b, PERSONS Of high standing ihsi have been cured In
- :" Ms medicine
M ,, q spurious miistions To obtain the pure s.ru
-nsda lersted Pumonc Syrup 20 directly ~ M, Nc
Fps-o' otace. No. Cortland-.t " Y f
Of me va no~r that 5 Beekman no longer an aen
r, ana ne proprietor will Dot be RESPONSIBLE. f,T a.,
-, ne purchased Of him. Is ~ no longs, s.m. b. -
ol0u sS,'"P
~ 1 IL ScIIENrL
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IL National Industrial Conventional &C

menct lTUOn Han UflnE TI'd, iT' pfn rrF
my OF thu Industrial Convention tu eVenmg will BE- held al
tr Temperance He'll, i3' Csusl-st below Narck slate
ent of he business done by the Convention will be- made
and ZONE of he lie VIII address the meeting Tho
Convention viii at Croton Hal, this morning, al Ia
o'cors 90 II
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~ Chemical RaI.om. or Hair Iuyigorutor.

remedy Tor all diseases incidental To the Hair, and its
sioave in where Badness is rot beyond th- reach
of
MERITS OF THE CHEMICAL BAIsAM OR HAIR lSvtSoRA-
ros-i prevents badness. remove. darsrui and cuta
Gus sur keeps the hair is natural color and prevents II
from turning grey. II presented 10 Ihe world with
n belief thsl beautiful aud healthy restorative oi Tie
Hair, Il will be found, on Trial, uneqale'i
Prepared solely 10y T.. PHALON, No ga Broadway.
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