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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-14
The Earmers' I.ihrnrN.

The agricultural population of the United States
includes the great majority OF our people. ANY
'Has which Is calculated 10 advance the interests.
ny de'clopc The resources of that large body OF our
CHOW citizens must also. Us matter of course. con
oAee 10 the prosperity of the whole country and in
erase the aggregate of National wealth We al
ways welcome with pleasure any new efforts TO dill
use scientific knowledge among practical farmers.
ea'we are disposed 20 regard with more than ordin
@Napproba,on new publication the first humble,
q which is 10 bc issued in July next by Greeley 4
Sekhaih, Tribune office, n. Y. TO be edited BY J.
>>NN>FR late Assistant Postmaster General
II we have obtained just idea OF what the work
S'H'cnccdio be we are confident II Will exercise
'as' and beneficial influence wherever it may circu
ave. ine Farmers Library and Monthly Journal
" " hs'''uuure Is the title OF the new publication
n"o hunioer wiu consist of two distinct parts
Inc hrS' part, devoted TO the Farmers library q"
WI" contain nc oest standard works on Agriculture
me WORN VIII DC 50 arranged tina, this division NAV
oound oy hsen' and viii thus. at the end of the
var 'o'ih ,"'u"'' OF 900 pages; or each work
may b. bound separately. The second nav, r.
Monthly journal of Agriculture" -wiI bs con,
duct,d upon nearly the same plan as the o,h,r se,
cultural Journals OF the country. These two ne-,
VII torn a magazine OF 100 pages To b., issrc4
aonriy. al IS 90 per annum.
We like the idea OF thus supplying the farmer
VIII valuable library OF standard works upon The
Sence OF agriculture. at comparatively low prices
.ans works will be placed within the reach OF ever,
Wner In the country. who may choose 20 avail him
~ o. the opportunity presented. which o,herwiss
sOad be beyond their means, perhaps. or, al least
~ chances are ten 10 one they would never fall m
~ ,her observation. The works published IN III,
.esary are intended TO form complete series
.sPorng and exhibiting the whole field Of natEro
SSe'ce aud developing the rich treasures which
,sS misty, geology and mechanics have yielded
may yield 10 tighten the lsbors and swell the
o. s'ee,s OF the enlightened h0ebandman.' Every
A. NUS appreciate the value OF such publication
w'a vast Influence nigh, i, not exert in the
s,r,.A a,cn OF the condition Of thousands OF WORTHY
VIII ISIS IN our country. who are unacquainic,l
NJ. ae science Of their noble vocation.
,bs e N ONO We need nothing to make our State
Inc lea'es and weathes, in the confederation. but
,ad hsp soh o. the improved methods OF cultivation.
essxys eoandonmen, of tina, ruinous practice OF ex
ies, sn cropping which prevails to 50 great an ex.
ed .c 70 accomplish these ends. nothing is need
auicasn ~ 1iiasion among the farmers of scientific
works lWasLs'n co. Washingtonian.
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0russes.
HULL'S TRUSSES.

NOTICE TO kUfru RED fEksoNS.-Persons r.
hctod with RUptures may rely upon he best nsrunea
AID th. word affords. AppncaiiDu 81 is ONCE, No
tes.y-sircei s Agents IN tir Principal Towns u d.
United states BE careful examine ll- bach ped OF Hufs
Tnisses To s.e II they endorsed by Dr.. Hun In ~nng
None genuine u bc relied upon soo without "
signature
MANY persons have undertaken vend limitations u Halle
celebrated Insses, and thousands npose upon In epo
sequence These limitations cannot be- relied upon, uny 9o
by unsaul MECHANICS, and bsss tfnn iss ord
nary TrIsses
Rooms have been nued up al No. vesey sues esclu.
sively se- having separate entrance from ths bao
department. where female IL IN constant aiieude1oDto
VAT upon patients. n<lu
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PREMIUM STORE.

rOUTHOUY x MEYERS, 81 Broadway, respectfully
~ invite the public 10 call al Their store aud examine he
richest and extensive assortment 70 be- found ~ his
country OF BRONZED and OhMOLU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE. MANTEL. SOLAR BRACKET, and READ
ING LAMPS, CANDELABRAs, GiRANDOLEs, BRAC-
vi patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS new and superb article, Pc
cularly desirable for packets and steamboats,
IN evidence vi TIE superiority of THIS portion Of their stock
other of lis class offered 10 the public m tbs City
hey can with honest pride refer less that SIX COLD
and FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded to the manutscur.
within TIE last year, for the greatest variety and
beauty Of patterns aud the unrvsef tnsh ~ their WORK.
Every article sold by {. ~ warranted 70 be What they
represent and those who wish obtain fst goods al
prce oiten paid Tor such Of very Inferior quality
requested 10 favor them with call before purchasing
elsew
IL lberal discount % ChlrcLes and Hoie!s. q y
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~ CnnaI from VOL River TO Mcmphi-.-B

order c Board Of Mayor and Aldermen Of tine Town OF
Memphis Tennessee do hereby advertise Tor proposals "a
construct Clual from Vol River ~ tie Cfy II Memphis r
distance OF Eleven Miles sad anal wi be iad out ia
ions OF one mile eac and I'd proposals for - con,truc-
ton viii be- received until a. -nn dar o July next; the
paid for Ia the Bonds Of the Corporation having
twenty Years run with interest payable semiennualy
Philadelphia
Tie Corporation i of debt and has which
increased 80 per cent per annrn for the last four years,
year.
Operators wishing 20 contract are invited 20 and
anime tie ground when all the information desired will be
furnished. J. J. FINLEY, Mayor OF Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis, 5ih April. 1915 AL tjy20os
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NOTICE.

rINNE co-parnership trrctoio- existing under ths ho
L BENEDICT HAMMOND, ~ss dissolved 90 ~ ie9
Nav "a, by mutual con.~nl Samuel Hammond hsvinG
tho interest OF W. Benedict, bo wludfswsnoo
he concern.
= HAMMOND IL authorized 10 use The name Of ~ ~
m ION lie same t~,ng per accs 81 a4fermens -
ssr,n ) " BENEDICT sad SAMUEL HAMMOND.
Dated March 7th, lsbh
= Hammond has tiis day associated with lam Ospl1
AsHCKAET and will continue the business "a seunf -
:. HAMMOND.
o. AsHCnADT.
NB-s Hammond taving always sitsndsd 10 Ctsvoos
meter Duplex and tine work ismse ~lsrs u MORN ~
r-Das VAL congina. tie and soiiesb ooeols
ance Of Isir patronage. mts
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IEWBURGm SUMMER KETREAT.-T!

81 NEW Isl RICH ~ MINER kkTkEAT.-Ths
- subscriber cspc,th announces ~ tho puolc uoi -
sui continues to keep the above narisd bOAkDjNo
ESTABLISHMENT for tho reception " ibose wbo nay
10 enjoy adv aa,ase cool ami t~aiiy simosphrss
The House /. LARGE and CONNEXIONS. aud paasanuy
situated Academy I'LL. within i've minutes wAs VI ~
steamboat landing The prospect o The richest ~
Hudson, sfong unob.ruetsi view Of Nc~eufgh beys
Of West Point, the Highlands, Moon,aanss
scenery FAMILIES single persons can be seeouo0dev
with board by tie day week Al u reasonable ptc~
Newburgh, May, ista !my.1 anisipl l.. L. DODGE
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Dob printing an0 Book Binding.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
NO. SPRUCE-sTREET-Al kinds OF job Printing,
= such as
Pamphes Mammoth Show Bills,
Catalogues LectureBis.
Check. COucert-Bills, plain and fancy,
Carl. Political Bills.
Insurance Policies, Circulars, lueail
Bills OF Laing. trcllM- sc.
Promptly executed n the Ofce. No. Spruce street.
The improved POWER PRESSES for Books, PAST
PHLETs sc.
All work on the above Presses viii be done extraor-
inarv low prices. le5u
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I" Wafer Curc.-Dr surw give

~ Water Cure.-Dr SHEw gives advice on the new
system e. BaTcllysree (enirauc" ~ present b) Pa
enis with Chronic Diseases treated AZ New Lebanon
SPRINGS Columbia Co. y. Y situated p miles +. OF Albany
ana miles ". OF Piiisfed, Mass. DR.. > VIII spend por
OF the Summer season ~ this place.
Tie Waer-Cure Journal and Teacher OF Health, Joel
shew, NJ d. Editor. Campbell Wmnmersh Publishers,
be obtained Of VIM H. Graham, pine Buildings, lbc
NassGu-stree. Newiork. Civ subscribers VIII hereafter
receive their numbers this place. Terms 81 per volume
Of u nuul-f- in pivnnrr Inv3i
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FOR THE PILES.

nR- UPHAMS ELECTUARY ian internal remedy Is
~ certain for the PILES, either internal eAter-
lableeing blind. Sold only IN this city al the office Of
the original Proprietor A UPHAM, VI d. regular educa-
led Physician Of twenty years experience confined 10
-rssllly treated. Medical Oce, 1873 Bowery. four doors
above >pringsreet Office hours from A. ". TO p NJ
Advice graus myl7 lmDSW+
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pACuERREoTYPr- PLATES,
INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION on NEw.YoRK

UNIVERSAL INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENT.
u Head Quarters CROTOS HALL-Enirsnce7 y bC"ery,
aud Branches IN al parts o TIE cry no" opened of in'
These Oc-- vii enable ell persons "a d-I
Of their labor the products u nef sbor aud 10 pror
employment ~ ts best possible manner All persons ~
want III labor the products Ofone labor, VIII b" bfous ~
with the operative. or labcrers A. eos~i
through thr.e atencie- T4cse Offices r niris rncr
Department u the Nesfork tfy lDdusra. Ar-ocailon.
The Commission Business Department VIII also 20 INTO
operation from and the rst day u July next such y
the adopted that the np sI procurement o.
labor OF al Mechanical Professional, ApncaltTal,
Domestic and Common or Day Labor, be Obtained aud
procured better through these agencies han pAys else "
a< srord CrOtOn Hal J. open every day l-undsy- en
cep,ed OF charge 10 the whole community O-n'sm~n
ferent uies ard professions w.A Please cal from
10 O'Clock A. ~ unit O'Clock N.-Lae- Of the different
trade. and professions from Until O'Clock " Domss
&c from until O'clock p. ". and common or Ds
Laborer- from until 10 O'Clock A. NJ and employers a. al
tunes. CALVIN PFFPkH, IT.
ieisJtawlrn t,euersl AGENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-14

A NEW IMAGE or WAR-Among the men o..
former times hunting was termed the image Of
war'-especally the pursuit Of wild boars, lions,
and other ierocious beasts Ii had some claim 10 the
distinction Ii combined violent exercise, personal
peril the submission 10 privaion and the distinctions,
If success skill and courage. In our day there l.
enough said about campaigns battles. victo-
RES" defeats" glory" and all that, TO make a
stranger think we were engaged necessarily IN the
business Of knocking each others brain out-ihat q
bloody and desolaiing civil war was wagcd from
years end to years end What sort OF fight and
what sort OF victory il l., need not explain. Bu'
the dialect is perfectly devilish and lis use is we
are persuaded of most demorazing consequence
Those OF the opposite party we call the enemy;
when we put them ont of office. call them the
-yanquishcd. and contrary TO the laws OF modern
war, We proceed 10 treat them as criminals Dis
missing them from Office Is known by the terms
slaughiering' guilloinng, cutting of heads,
and similar bloody minded phrases
Now aside from the bad taste OF using such muir
ierous language j, can hardly fail tina, this habltual
dressing up of our party contests IN the phraseoosy
of war and crime, does tend nsensiby TO embi,,er
them; 10 deprive the elections OF their peaceaole
character, and to deepen in personal feeling the
differences of opinion on public measures. In our
dialect too the offices Of the country are the spoil
Of the successful party and they are seized upon a.
the plumber Of the enemy All this vile phrase
ology and much of the equally vile practices con
necied with it, we owe TO Ncw-NOrk
charleston Mercury.
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SANS soyoI HOTEL, BALLsroM SPA, y; z

90 THIS LD\0 hNoNN AND fANpktIk ESIAb-
~. Ashnen. n. extensive rfVun. b-.onslnx " "
snd al It's aVpuItsnsics-. - bs~n geecnuy pal into ~
perfect order ami repair ard VIII be oicnei iof ~
f,cepuon OF visitors tlo issh os june neat
Tie nucencnl. and adv aalssc. OGcfcd by lie Seno
>oae ad,hshu summer rrtr.ss soo widely kn0wq
render muute description n,ce-say. Its -pAe.oue -
'lcg.ai saloons and spstm'nis-t~ leh AMI dsssiAso
u, o lie extensive pleasure grounds, nov IN the hiSbese
sie nllsh ami cultivalonttr yust fetfeu~a VI 10
shady r,lrcaseId t. comfort and order ~hehn nioo1s
=. .a pers .- and characterize the whole
al combine TO ps.s.at unIyaed attractions lbs psb1e
generally
To .ailes those who nom isAcxts health othss
caons may prefer quiet ami rpoe, peculiar sivon
ag.s. a., ml,s froI Saratoga Syringe VIII
shch has communication by railroad several iies Gay,
. Attending easy opportunity II mingne IN the Nes -
OF that s-housb- watering place. without ~
n. sub cc o. tie annoy AMI cuLiu.iou ~ Ne crowdA
The Saratoga Mineral aefs val be constantly fufuehrd
fresh and sparkling a. al ir springs lhsinsrivsa
lh,rr are also Mineral tolnaus n ihc nsssie scinAiy
IT the Sans souoi great value and efficacy. The nsw
SULPHUR Bsra al Saratoga LsAs. ioaf mlsre
ant and carriages will from s Hotel al AL ulnes foe
accounoso OF visitors no VISA to u.s. c bslAs,
Or TO en- oy the deli giaiul scenery OF III. lahe.
Tie sans Soucl' VIII be- gnarf tho charge ~ Afa IL u.
CRANE and \. ". HUNtORD, late Of The Eagle Tavern,
Albany and they st their personal -hot,s. togers
natural adv and attractions " IA feudes
all that could bee wished fOI by those who scck hcss
comfort 90 pleasure during the coming SEASON
,el Df
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SALAMAEDER SAFES.

SkIAMAN n ohf ES
DiCHS IMPROVED PATENT -ALANArDrh
IL -AFf--N 4ranfef Fire, Tibet and Damp ff"vt 10
>aamsncer the only safe among the many pfP, uhf "a
be Fire Proof. which has N al casfs pfotry " % -,
has been severely tested Al different times sno p" ssns
instance can BE- atcgced .fe he- ard 20 i'essse
is contents Upv ards Of four hundred have n.h 80
the subscriber aud bis agent New oflesns Ie pspe
-" 90 : MARVIN lB. Wsisr o.
Saes VI oN-c' "'~~'' ~ mv1s
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CHEAP HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.

THE undersigned keeps constantly hand Al low Prices
i good assortment ~ Hardware, Tinware, Britannia
ware, Japanneware W0O-waFe and Baskets. An excel
II Table Cutlery OF choice patterns al lowest
m1rAe prices. Pocket and Pen Knives Of all descn pons
Coffee and Tea Pots Lamp-, &C; Tea Trays o al
descriptions Also large number OF choice patterns Of 90
lac Tea Trays, cheap. Also, Holowware, Pot,
Kettles SAD Irons &C Carpenters Tools, cheap and Of the
quality, Planes. Saws, Ch-els, &c. Also, Mails,
arpet Tacks &c Lkewis Brushes u almost every
xnd-C 10Th and HAIR Scrub and Paint and Dusing Bn-hes
An excellent variety also Of WOOdv aud Baskes Tube
Pals Wash Boards. Clothes Horses, Bowls and Trays,
BruOm- Cradles. BasSct Chairs French Travelling Baskets,
&C. Please glve r. k. JOHNSTON cal al % Caiia-
ne.;re- and l will strive 20 onifodaie yOu with any
lining IN us Inc as cheap IA can De Afforded IN The City
X. K. JOHNSTON
~ Ban excellent assortment Of oval and oval hollow
Pa.e1i Brass star ROG& ml<
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DAcUERRIAN GALLERY.

l. WHITE, l7j BROADWAY, up stars, would respect
II. fully call the attention Of cZ"i- and STRANGERS y 81,
ink the CITY, his splendid collection Of DAOt Ekkfo'
TYPE PORTRAITS single or IN groups from ~ 10 per.
sons on the Plate which for beauty eli sccafy on
denea,On be surpassed Portraits AHen IN al Anas
of weather either with Or without the coOrs the prices oi
which he las reduced those charged by tbs most ineape
rencei IN the business - 80,
Tie American Institute aits ate exhibition, awarded sr
WHITE The first Premium for the best DaSueneotype
Iss.esses tor grouping and general eject winch u bot
another proof o. he superiority Of lie PoffAie h-u
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FOUN TAIN s.

EAST IRON FOUNTAINS. Consisting Of FIsures Of We
4 nss iet-- s~an Dolpmns. Urns scrolls sslsr Be
- s,,rnr q variety " than forty different kinda
:, 1900 sror a. sa Also LIN and Foyc~ PUMPS 70
49,, from 10 gallons Per minute Iron LIN Pumps fos
r1.,rus or shallow wells, together with fre Engines Hoe
C.rs copper nve,-d Hoe, Coupling Screws. Ne maru-
f.rinred Tor wbolssa.e o. retail. By ID. l. fARSAA,
mvff 3m ~ puOn-a
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AGENTS WANTED
boar0ing ano botels.

BOARD IN JERSEY ClTN.-pe-fsh.e BoARo
- may oS ootaroi Jefsc, Cay eiet lof sans ysneeo
.llcn sasl families, al M a. lVrk ,to<wUUo
" Ashlu gion AMI Wafren COMMUNICATION In lsuy ~
cheap and crossing constant siiA ulilnlgAt ele In
i,sNat.IMtN AMI lnc. Nn.s, - ssAsse sssutsa~>a,
NJ obtain boari win pleasant kSous 81 bossyts&
l.Olrrvucss cNchanssL 0Ns
lDOAkDlN(s.-A s.nileran an hss re. snd -
ID ave sing gentlemen. Can b. sseounodaiei Win booo
,l pleasant sSl trupuiesl Tfr hsi.f,ed Gee
as. iis house every i've uAnue~ Uio'
aHONRDlN(.-At 80 Broouac-sr b-t~r~a area -
ID itud,OnsL-5 or Grntlrnrn be accommodates
Ninfuu Bosni 90 Breakfast Tea AMI Loisns - ians
DuARD ~ TUMN.-A pM.cs aid Heifoom. save
ID b,. Tor a gentleman AMI his VIE. ~ two sIn2D
g,ucmsu ma. lie obtained with ssrd IN private isnsIy, =
~ ss NJ between Aniy ami fcaFtk sueoA
lew doors below W s-hIu. soa Parade srvund Loeeuee
very peasant, house sappied whh t'osVn WISER. ~
aAum As TIE Anly and fOar. street. Stages -
Siimn a r,sl- Oi m>lso
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Daeucrreotrpe.
lAGuERRIAN GALLERY.

DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
nLuNBF'S NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALl.ERr
l. AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT, No. 25l Broadway,
corner of Muray--L lover ienneys Jcwcry store award
cd the Medal first four premiums ard two highest hoofs
at le exhibitions Boston. New orr and inlaie.pnia
respcvey for best pictures and apparatus ever rNhh led
Free superb Photographs reduced To thai OF ord
nary ones al other places Lat one need now 81 Tor an
ordinary likeness the score Of economy TAKEN IN any
weather
PLUMBE'S Premium aud German Cameras, Instructions
Plate. Cas,-. &c forwarded desired ponf ~ owef
,s,s. ,b,n Lv nnv other Iuanuf.smr,. mylJ
DAGUERREAN MINIATURE GALLERY:
L,IRST PREMIUM NEW-iORk DAGUERREAN
i MINIATURE GALLERY corner OF Broadway ana
fuion-.- bird door Where may be- lad NINA
TUREs which, for beauty 81 color, tone and elect can
all tme- commend themselves and not superior, are eur
TO sny hat have been nercOfOr. aken Mr. Is does not
claim superiority for himself, but leaves his pictures Ia VI"
critci-nis OF lsi and Intelligent prbic, who as well A.
strangers are invited call TIE GALLERY before gons
elsewhere whether they intend sirng not Lihcnesses
warranted 20 give satisfaction, and colorci IN
most beautiful Mariner and which department Mr. b. doe.
claim superiority beng filed by competent and prsencr
person TAKEN IN All knds OF weather. from A. NJ al
5P. NJ
NJ B. BRADY al the lae Fair.
Instructions carefully gwen IN the ART v
day NJ b. bhADf,
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fine Waiehcs ano Jewclrp.
cnrn AMI SILVER WATCHES.

DlCHARD FISHER, JR. NsctMaker and Jewe,er
IL prepared "a SCI WATCHES a. retail lower usi
any other Hol-. the \. he constantly receiving
al description. direct r0ri.iie Manufacturers n Ing AMI
France Switzerland. he i enabled % 0rer very arg
assortment OF Cod Watches from -b 10 >lh each sfe
DO from = TO go eaoi-4l NfrrtlieI 20 keep good Time
or he money returned Also good assortment %
JENELRi and SILVER WARE very low.
\ B-Sscond hand Wa, be- AMI Ola God and sive
taken In exchange bought for Cash Nacis'~, ti.css
Music BoNe. snl Jewclry repaired In The best manner an,
warranted by experienced wOrkmcn. low any o'he
House In this city. RICHARD FISHER Jr Importer .
Watches and Jeyseiry Wholesale and stall. Ne 81 Broad
~sv New ork, few doors above the CITY Hospital
NlAHAhp flNiif.lN ~
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TRIBUNE BooK-BINDERY.

NO. 7sPRUCE-STREET. Third story. l-GAYLORD
~ ALEXANDER are prepared 20 execute Binding for
booksellers Public Libraries. and private ndgdna.s.
~ B-Partcuar attention paid 10 rebind!ng old BoO5s,
Periodicals. Music IN good style and reasonable rates
Persons visiting the City have their books rebound al
short notice. wit
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L,IKE.WORks.-wHo LtsALk AND kLIAIL-
uned stairs Lsiofsory.-Ifr :"perncsn -
md .ni f,f s.l. an entire sfsd 81 trussm Pwe
com orisng very general s>-off'nsnt which 'r 10y
n,x.r,sr and rrsl unity 40 eAese any ever o4efee ~
~, m l5 wears; and II cold by WIGHT VII b sosnd. ~
o.rh.p. ~ Der cent. the cheapest IN lfs city.
GAssNER 4 YOUNG,
Is2 Chshsm-st opposite Chatham Thseee.
Des srs IN rocerrs and Fs, ard Ag~nS fof us osssosS
Ted Pavilion Fountain II Saratoga -.
sB-serp.nts and Ciasers tans prohbred 70 ~ eys
Y VIII only receive orders fof um from he eosny'
~
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PATENT WATER PIPE

THE suhscr Der. maaufacfgrr PIPE, CHEAPER snd
BETTER han any other 10 for the convey
4 WATER 10 Cites Villages and Private k~sdenes& j.
conveys ~ pure the fountain I'll, and THEY WAN
RANT Il SUPERIOR and DuRABLH THAI any o-hsi
FOR drain soil and waste Pc and for hydraulic purpsr'
generally An extra premium u TEN dollsss and siyei
medal were awarded TIE Inventor si Tn lass Faf u t
American Institute.
A.! orders promptly attended 10 st Ia Fulionsus
ally J. BALL co
MONEY TO LOAN-In sums 10 ssa sPplc.nsa Ap
Ivl py 10 Ell LUDLOW CO.
ali IL = Droe4st
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80 nOn REWARD.-The above reward will BE-
.CC,OOO paid for the recovery OF The following suns
ii 2On-y-or in proportion 70 he amount recovered
WHICH stolen the Barge Clinton, VI PoUghseep-e,
al The foot OF Murray between ID. hours u and
P NJ Monday The 7ih instant, or OF the passage TO
P0ughkeep-e, III.
$1,000 Of the sls OF The Merchants Exchange Bank,
Nrw-Iors-
50 ~ u the bills Of the Bank OF Poughkeepsie.
sl.3o OF the bills VI tie Farmers and Manufacturers
Bank " Poughkerpse.
So " the bills y; various other Banks -
T. Z. BENJAMIN. Cashier Of ne
Farrners and Nlnufactufers Bank, PoashAssps.e
T. NORTH, Cashier u ne
Bars u PougLseepsie-
Any Information may gwen to the Merchants Ehen.;se
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wi arrangement. this on tis most estnave
-ca.e ever allrmp'ed this county. he nov hay -
Jared 10 furnish Giles. Towns, Public 0sforns. Iinora
Parties sc with Pyfosfic Displays varying 10 pscs ~
s1D "a 400 comprising the nDsf brilliant and vsfsgesS
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-pay tus season entire New Coiofs never bsose -
s6i,,a Ia he publIc-a reh C1mpe Koya Purple h9ov9,
and Maxeru- Blue, unknown ~ any otfrf ryfyss~ !"
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