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The uoUxrAIy-BoY.

From ne Ga1acv Of ttlaEd.
4 HERp-soT on the mountains brow,
/ see the castles a. below
The sunbeam here Is earliest cast
And by ny side i fingers last
am the boy OF the mountain
The mother-house OF streams il here
/ drink them in their cradles clear.
From OUT the rock they foam below,
spring 20 catch them as they 60!
am The boy @: the Ineuntain
To me belongs tie mountains bound,
Where gathering ,empests march around
Bu: though from north and south they shout.
Above them sui my song rings on;
am the boy OF the mountain
Below me, clouds and thunders move;
! stand amid the blue above.
shou: 20 them with fearless oreas,
Go. leave my fathers house in rest
! am the boy OF the mountain
Aad when the loud bell shakes the spires
and flame alo;t the signatures,
] 20 below and join the ;hrong,
and swing my sword and sing my song
am the BOY OF the mountain J. B.
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Seneral Notires.

Mr. WHALE AND DAUGHTERS SoIREES
e. The Tuesday Significantly Soirees Ill cora-
meuce ,r The season or the 7ih Ladies Tcaets 20
be hsd Only OF Mr.. w. No Lady admitted without In
vta,oa Ticket. procured from M w Geniemers Tick
els OK admission 81 Subscription TO The So!rees-e.even
in runber-icr the season, 81
Nj W and Daughter viii give instruction IN the cele-
brsIei and ulach-acMlreI ALSE A ClNO TEMPS,
which Will be orough; Il Paris ard LONDON the
present season n In
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Schools.

acknowledgement Seminary Male Boarding School
hJHempstead, L. l. - miles from the City on branch OF
the L. J. Railroad. The Winter wi! commence % OF
November Circulars al j. Chamberllns, 81 Cedars1 Ihe
principal this month al Broadway.
o6 2neod' y. DUNN, A. VI fIllcIPaI.
ERENCH TAUGHT by Manescs's Oral system
LADIES' Glasses now forming. Those desfous oi Joh
in. will please apply al + Grams - MerceI, nI2 w
NI~BKOyr'~ RIDING: SCHOOL,, No; 4Va Dow
rry near -tOr arc Laiay cite place. NtN Vh.
AZ II has lhe honor announce a Ms Schop u open
nv and Evening, fJr Egue-traa Tuition and Exercise
Riding 4r4''''' ,ev,,s. s,a,xc
Is lesson 80 Month.
10 do ......... 10 o0l 20 Ride. 10 90
1 DO .......... ) colo do ............... 6 w
Single Lessons 49,. Single Rides ......'. %
g. Highly trained and quiet Horses, for the road or
parade 10 Is. EVENING CLASS.
II Lessons ...........S9 90 ~ Rides ....-'slo 20
Si-rl- ........ | % Single Rides 70
RULES.
Ian Lesson. az Rides paid for on commencing;
One hour allowed each lesson or Rce IN me SCHOOL
B one hour and II hslf for i Lesson cf the Road.
Hours for [.aaie. from \. ". 20 ) P. ".
Hours for Gentlemen, from 20 ana from 10 Is T. NJ
Ne gentleman admitted during The hours appropriated
OniySmopths allowed for Course OF Lessons or Rides
q The School has been rented and furnished with
stoves Ladies in decse health need be under no a-
preheusioG OF taxing cold
rnrd OF address i requested previous 10 commencing
p 5 The School Will be open each wednesday a.! day
Tor Indies. ELI ON
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weakness .. TIE voice Rcss heart spinal, nervous Re
aisle and digestive sysIr-Dcudins dyspepsia eonsups
ton piles dropping and distortion common 10 children
EnG young ladies a,o BLEEDING Al TEE LUNGS IS per-
feel substi,u;s for The and consiraniHg shoulder
brace with aoae o ;ter peIcioIs TENDENCIES Unlike al
others. BY supporting me sra Of The back making
he fulcrur snc BY ftiEs trSioly The whole internal
pile OF organs. Pamphlets and book Common Sense
giving information be had a the ONCE. - Broadway
4 lhsy IN RIierGsncs OF ladies' o. Z
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THE BEST PLASTER IN THE WORLD
Some OF the mos. Distinguished physicians OF Great bri-
ai1 giyea E hearty Spproval % his discovery re-
cardng 1t the beaAtE- ingenious and successful
application Of The mysterious agent which has ever oeen
Introduced
TIL. Iru.y wonderful preparation Is IN reality triple
compound uniting al the ecacoGs powers OF ne heath
restoring and nie-stvins agents, GaivanisT fecteiS
and the Magnetic Power. These NaTisI influences so a
proved and beneficial medical app aaces are mere
united II form the giant. eteuA aud convenient
having the advantages OF immediate contact win the affect
cd parts and thus supplying Inc currents IN
constant and united stream, when has been oSt ny ds
Is deficient n Us proper and heahtu action or
any whatever Thus Il that the G,LvASlc PL,s
TER i eteclual II sttbGHs irl:d5as ara there
by prcentRg depression Of spi eii:tTg GTtr1d aei' r.
storing tie BALANCE Of tte circulation promoting te aeaay
ltser, efnS and tie ct5sdr system
era removing spusniodc affections acting general toH,c
10 tie system. nG IGg morbid irritation scitaot
IHdae ercsrtet BY restoring circulation Il prevents snd
permanently removes codHes the hlndS AID ee together
with the long OF diseases which accompany these IN
pleasant sensations
These articles are therefore offered important sd
uuctto The genuine Galyanc Rings and tncdhcacns act
ins upon the same principle, with tue combined adVata
ges stated above They are confidently recommended
RHEUMATISM,
ACUTE OR CHRONIC. ~ ALL NERVOUS AFFECTIONS AND
POSITIVE REMEpS ~ CASE OF PAiN AID WEAK
NEssiS THE CHEST OR EACH, rnN N rHs slps'
,sTHMAIIc AFFECTIONS, AND IN WEAK
NESS or OPPRESSION OF THk PuLNoNA-
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Their effects the DECIDED character ma they
have often been used with Complete Success They are
Breast. And highly recommended for many OF those
complaints which females especially liable. As an
efectus means Tor
STRENGTHENING THE SYSTEM,
when debilaei by disease other causes. as certain
AID In Constitutional Weakness. asa
fp
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LANGLEY's DIscUTIENT

~ Are n remedy for Corns, Buniors and " arts
unrCuae for The purpose, anu have given more general
satisfaction than any other presented 10 the public during
the fifteen YEAR. Their greAi AID increasing sale
without advertisement, ;eshes They warranted
sectal IN al c=se. hen the directions followed, and
s!u. spread are applied without trouble Price >
per BOX. CHAS. 4. RING. 49, Broadway, cor. John,
Ne I'm. Wholesale and Reisi! Agent
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5lisnraute.
TBE KNICKERBOCKER

yLNHE kNICkERBOCKER Fire Insurance Com
pauy sIe the Mutuall OF New-fork-CapiiaI S2So,Uo
Office No 81 WssL-The Legislature OF this State al lis
late passed changing the corporate name OF
the old Siuua Insurance Company OF The City of New
York" 20 the KnckerbOcker Fire Insurance Company OF
New-York All future business OF that Corporation Will
therefore be transacted under its new name.
well odd. by OF explanation. that the old
Mutual. Notwithstanding It's title, vas in fact Stock
Company having capital a paid In and securely invested
and that chang. OF Obtained 10 prevent mis-
apprehension on that point
This Company continues 10 insure against loss or damage
By FIRE favorable terms similar institutions In This
city. DIRECTORS.
George Ireland John Gray, L. {. Hainerstey
John OoiIoui, Bolts Moore. Shss r Leverich,
Geo ArcuaTIus, Robt {. Netmore, BENZ De Forest
Robert Benson, Edward Cook, WIZ Tucker,
John Campbell, Anthony Lamb, Asher Riley,
George COnAlln, Adam Norrlej AieNT Lawrence
Joshua Brush Robert Kermit VIM r. Dean
Robert L. Stuart, Anthony Chardon. William Browning
GEORGE IRELAND, President
N.T.york Msy Ia. 1910. el0 eodH
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~ Water Cure House.-Mrs. ". 5. Cove corrin-
ues 10 receive patents =. hef house 81 Tea.hs. New
York- -.
yfyrs dirrciions for he application o! Wafer Curs 80
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q "SALSELp'S CLASSICAL ANTIQUITIES has
lasi issaed from the press OF the Hsrpers It's Ismo
OF ever 300 pages consisting Q; Compendium o; 10.
man and 6recan Antiquities With sketch OF Ancient,
Mythology by JosErH SALxxLp. The work is designed
as sGnae' of Classical Antiquities and divided in,o
TWO parts the first containing account of the poht.
ea Institutions religion military snd naval affairs arts
and sciences, manners customs &c pertaining to the
honsns-and the secoad part those belonging to the
ereeians Il is embellished with two we'll executed
nAPs-plans OF Athens and Of Sparta and add add.
s0nai interest excellent digest OF the Mythology oil
ne Grecians and Romans is ivan 81 the close.
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A OyEKTISEMENTst for The Newspapers Of Al. The
a Cues and principal owns II me Country are cay re-
s,,S A. Inc odce q V s. PALMER he Agent n he
Tribune Buildings where he papers csn % seen % ne
Oh u
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u-T. J. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No s
Wsil-si Nex-York- urcrrrea: Money oo=set suc sole.
cod AMI slv.r 81 exchanged. uo;-s knd drsfs col - u
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THE Horrors or Wharf.-The Louisville Jour.
nal publishes the following extract Of letter from
Monterey describing most touching incident In the
great battle. The poor victim should have a mon
ument erected TO her memory
CAMP MONTEREY, Oct. :. l-46.
hungry and cold crept TO one corner OF the tort TO
GET in the sunshine and the time 10 shelter my
seli from the bombs dying thick around me.
Hooked out and some three hundred yards from
the fort saw MeAicsu female carrying water and food
TO the wounded men OF both armies. saw her lift the
head o! poor ielowgye him water, and then take
the handkerchief from he! own head and bind up his
wounds sttendin. one two others in the way,
she Went back og more food end water. As she re-
turning heard the crack OF TWO guns and she.
poor good Tell after lew struggles all was still
she was dead turned my eyes Heaven and thought
Oh God aud this i WAY =, cannot believe but that
the sho; was an accidental The next day, passing
into another fort passed her cead body. Il was lying
on its back with the bresd and broken gourd containing
a few drops oil water We buried her amidst showers
OF grape and round shot occasionally lodging shell or
tweyepounder, and expecting every momen; 10 have
another grave TO dig for OF ourselves. J. R. B.
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GRAHAMs MAGAZINE for December affords
new evidence OF the determination OF the Edisor
70 maintain for the nigh character which ii mas wei
established We find in this number the conclusion Of
Mrs sTEpHENs's Tale OF the Revolution the continue
ton of CooPEas lsets OF the Gulf La CantAtr!ce
By EMMA DUAL Par, Id OF crumbs Trip Across The
Channel; The squatter's Wife By tie author OF
Tom Owen Legend of Love- by J. BAYARD TAY-
LoR and several brefer Poems by wel'known conrioU'
tors We must make room FOR the following
THE UNKN o " n w y
Ri WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
A BURNING sky is Der me,
The sands beneath me glow.
As onward onward YEARLY
In the sultry morn GO
rom the dusty path there opens.
Eastward, an unknown way
Above its wndings, pleasantly
The woodland branches play
Z siIyery brook comes stealing
From the shadow OF It's trees.
Where slender herbs OF the forest stoop
Before the entering breeze.
Along those pleasant w;ndings
would my journey lay
Where the shade is cool and the dew OF night
Is not yet dried away.
Path of the fowcry woodland
oh whittier dost thou lead,
Wandering by grassy orchard grounds
Or by the open mead
tiocst thou by nesting cottage
Cioest thou by stately hall.
Where the broad elm droops, leaiy dome,
And woodbincs iaunt on the wall
BY sleeps where children gather
Flowers OF the yet fresh year
BY lonely walks where lovers stray
Till the tenderstars appear
Or happy dost thou linger
ON barren plains and bare.
Orclamber the bold mountain side
Into the thinner air
Where they who Journey upward
Walk in a weary track
And oft upon the shady vale
With longing eyes look back
hear solemn murmur
And listening to the sound
know the voice OF the mighty sea
Beating his pebbly bound
Dost thou oh path OF the woodland
End where these waters roar,
Like human life on a trackless beach
With boundless Sea before
The embellishments OF the number are both spirited
and beautiful Rebecca particularly We are glad
to see continuation OF the descriptive notices OF the
Game Birds OF America The present number con
cludes the XXlNth volume Now is the time to sub
scribe VIM H. Graham, Tribune Buildings Agent.
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nR. DEANS AMERICAN BALM for Cough
~ and Consumption It's rsi stages This Is no deceP-
lion One trial only asked certain cure is guaranteed
failed in private practice OF ten years many
have been cured AFTER trying al the puHed and boosted nos
ir.is Others given past every remedy. Reference
given Lungs sounded advice free Sold Only BY Doctor
DEAN IIS Rov-ry. osS I'm
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BoGLE'S HYPERION FLUID
& Il COMPOSITlON.

OR VEGETABLE HAlR COMPOSlIlON
rSNHE subscriber having devoted cousde rh6!e portion
OF his me series VI years, to The study OF hc
diseases of the Skin und the Human Hail a!So the best
means OF treating and curing the has nj length alter
.borious and deep investigation succeeded 10
bringing perfection composition, lie virtues OF winch
he challenges the world 10 excel.
Ladies' viii find The Hyperion great addition 70 the
toilet account OF lis delicate ana a -eaoe per
fne and the great fac ies 1t affords In dressing the hair
which when moist with the Fluid be dressed In any
required form preserve its place, whether pain
or in cGrls The following speaks !of Itself 80
Bosros, 4 T 9th, 1916
Mr. BoGLE-Sir II consider It duty owe you as vel!
IA 10 those who NAV troubled with their head and hair
a. have been acknoHc the efficacy OF your HyPc
rIon EIuid by the Use of which derived much
on the head the SKIN Of which covered with thick
coat Of scay hunor Tor dGndruf m lis worst forn winch
entirely covered the OF the rkn caused 'eYefe heaf
ache and entirely untitled for study my hH!r also Turned
dry and dead and last began 10 turn bald and grey W
cure which tried all the adyesed articles OF Tue day
land their name LEGION without deriving any benefit
heard of your Hyperion Fluid and although II was hshly
praised By Who had used H. yet was sraid u was
bur another humhug Of the dag but induced 0y you 10
give il trial and glad ssy IL has entirely succeed
ed The skin Of my head clear Of nunor VI daAdrli
my hair daily growing thicker and Ia healthy state
III, therefore with be utmost confidence recommend
your Hyperion Fluid 10 be all you represent IL
| an, yours tru!y oAhI 81 ShAfhAH.
Manufactured aud toc sale by WN. BOGLE, Artist IN
Hair 20 Washington. corner cf5lmIner-st- Boston.
For sale by A. 3. b. SANDS, Druggists, 100 flonsL
come, Of William and II East Broadway, New York
Sod also BY II Johnson Z75 Broadway, g. Dexter, Al
beny: ] w Kneeland 4 Co. Sew-O!ledns, B. X Bliss,
Springfield Mass and by Druggists generally n3 Smsod
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

PIE NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE IS PUBLISHED
EVERY MORNING. SUNDAY EXCEPTED.
st the Tribune Buildings, corner Of Spruce
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rTAtwood's Celebrated Empire Cook Stoves
These Stoves warranted usual Persons wanting
Cook Stoves invited them before puEchas
Ing elsewhere Wholesale sid r-tai! BY Hiekck Co 81
WSstsr.., So Su,eodos
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SOTOUETs

CF- OF Choice, Rare and Fragrant Exotic
Flowers made IN style please he mos: tzstcoas,
are Re had few hours Eo:ce, OF JAMES HOGG,
Fla SIN Scotsman, o. Broadway;
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R,nh zoe a4rlcs - So,

present times ? l.
Nth gooa a4rics ssaSc ga"
Perhaps there is not prccept in this whole book
50 little regarded as this. Most OF the 'coi'S that
axe undertaken are wars Of injustice, ambition,
acknowledgement and caprice, which can have had
sOpyevious good counsel, \ minister, who's per,
Aaps neither coed nor a great man, counsels his
king to make war; the Cabiast must be brought
iasoii, and Su6cieHt uBate, cut OF the States o.!
ae kingdom gained over to support il BY and by,
what was begun through caprice must be main
ssihed through necessity. Places must be crested,
and Offices must be filed with needy dependents,
whose interest it may be to protract aae 'eor till
they get enough 10 pay their debts, and secure IN
dependence for life And for these most important
slis the blood OF the country is spilled, and the
treasures OF the people exhausted
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NASTED-A situation as houseAeeper or 10 take caro-
w OF children, ~ companion for a lady, by widow
who has received good education but has been reduced
poverty. She is competent either situation and 10
willing do amy ding make honest liviGg, Alum
ely win be given. line Addressed 10 NJ
BIS Tribune Office VIII be gratefully received and prompt
~ responded TO- 40 Nv
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uASCE's CUMrOtND 81 hCf VI t'oieH"uHn-
Co.siI Cold. Consumpt.oa sPrt.tng Of Hood, Pan <
sd ard Brent, Bronchitis Group taHla dtd all d'sedses
qxax frops dor6ersd eonda" nj the !Hs' or neglect.
Cd col9.
An ADDRESS TO a Consecutive YOUNG LADY
., Lady. DO not leave Is now
We cant afford 20 spare you
Let the cold damp on your pro"
From this fair word scare you
We lore YOU IN the woodland sweet,
And By lse moonlight ssore,
Bur when yog walk II BrOefVsy
We love you more and more
Then don't ~ ee, maid, depart go 5000
While there Is every chance
To rescue beauty from TIE tomb
Oh, ay 10 our friend HAnee
For love and ar have both c"snoi"e1
To give h.c1 fame and -Sn,
To cure The is:ccst OF nia4-iS0-
II Lhey II obey his va n, - -
D.. :, -s,l. 1er bottle O! bottles iof go
Eor ale wholesale aid retail ~ a. = Y; COZ
ti-f;itsn1 81. also los sale by D SANDS Co.
- "a, gn.dwgy Johnson eornef OF srosfTey anc
=. - = Cotdingtoa, corner Of Hudson ard
a.S g. z n G1oE COT Of bo'Sery asd Grsnd-st
P1 WsI..,,, Sweetest lio Greenw.ch-st and cor.
81 Broadwsy and Howard 81
cIUTIOS-BEwAaE Of SPURIOUS rat1tIons, and ziupoys
ak for HANCE's SYRUP, and take rone other
o2fiawsE
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ln0ia-R Rubber GOODS.

DUBBER GOODs.-l,OOO Goodyears Patent Elias.
IL nc Braces warranted perfect and fuN length.
I0,OOo pairs Mems and Misses and Chidrens imported
Rubbers,
1000 Tairs Mems Metallic Overshces.
600 E" Ladies' BusA.ns.
Loco e Slippers.
1000 - Sandals
Also, large Q: every description OF alright
proof Goods in for sale IL any quantities.
favorable by the Newark India Rubber Manutac
tr,rtrn- 4, AE..r.la nIQ II
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INDIA RUBBER Over SAoes-A very large and
general assortment OF metallic and sheet Rubber Over
Shoes for ladies' and gentlemen wholesale and RETAIL
for sale the India Rubber establishment No y Cort
land-st- nl7l HORACE II. DAY.
MACkINTOSH ONEKCUATS-An assortment OF
1flihesc superior water proof Goats adapted 10 ali el
may BE- found al low prices AZ The India Rubber is
adjustment OF tie subscriber, no. % Cottandt- -
mo- HORACE II. DAY.
HORACE II. DAYS India Rubber Establishment
His removed from No. y Maidcnane 20 No y Cortland
ST. three doors below the Western Hotel. nl2u
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~ The LADIES WREATH always excellent.
appears better than usual in the Number for De
cember Mr.. MARTYR, the Editor contributes several
interesting and valuable articles and there are contrbu-
tions from Rev Dr.. SrRAcuE OF Albany Mrs STEPHENS
and others One OF the best things in the number is
an English translation OF the Dies Ira. OF Judgment
Hymn by ABRAHAM COLES NJ. d. in which the trochaic
termination double rhyme OF the Latin have also been
retained The engraving Of the Bay OF New-York is
beautiful We know OF no Magazine better worth its
price than this Published at log Nassau-st Terms
81 per annum
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CONGRESS-
For The l,ribane
DIR. Adam Clnrke-War.

Comment upon Proverbs M IA. how lar 10
the Doctors statements apply to our country at the
presen, times l..
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NO MORE WHITE, CRAY, or RED HAIR.

NO MOHE WdtIEJ ThAft Ou fAID e. -
A REMEDY winch enhances considerably ne beaaty
Aand ,ers appearance Of the countsnanee from ma.
which Is much dsi&ed. Il IS pleasing 10 have riHcieh
means 10 remove defects To effect ihs ehenge o.
hair 40 much wished FOR, is The grand aad
propery OF Jules Haaegs Vegetable Liquid mar Dye
which The proprietor can with justice state Is 4f beyond
ANYTHING Of the Kind yet known N tnls or aay oef
cciintry lis properties are very powerful lhDegh ysy
innocent This cheaica! result IS wonder as II enables
nrson, 10 tye nstsnsneodsy Lhef hair without ie eas
rconYenerce For changing red OF gray lAir whiskers
ry-brows &c 10 brown, black, or chesnu color Inc
gb,et ev consequence need be feared from It's use
Il il altogether harmless THIS composition Is tie oa!y
one sanctioned by the Of chemistry 10 dye In
ot-be uanner The various grada,ons Of colos WITHOUT
danger or Inconvenience and mas GsLhec re oers pa
trorsge and unlimited confidence Of the public II o!a1A
i required ask for box marked N, II brown, box marked
3. For sale. wholesale ard retail, by
JULES HAUEL, Perfufner and Chemist
No. e :. TEirc-st- below CEesaut, Hhilad
geHs are OF Counter;-ts AsGtol " Jules Hsnr.s ege-
table Liquid Hair Dye" you want ne gerulne article
Premium awarded a. the Franklin lnsuiate
And a. MY Agents, WYATT KErcHAA, ~ Fu!Lon-aLi
v CIrehagh zo5 end 20 Broadsay f. A Araait La.sy-
cite B.zs1r cor Broad ay and Liberty :! b. Jacfuemocr
as Broedway: Hzyiant Reese < Co Maiten-lane; and
AZ ali the RESPECTABLE Druggists IN lie L. ). nls I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21

NNANTED.-A few scuYe young Men 10 10 South
West Agents for tee sale Of new and popular
FublcSors-Sc0 and shove their expenses will be
Insured hem in writing with opportunity Of clearing
$1,000 per year Some now IN employ viii no
loCbt make Sl0o0 Per year clear u ali eSpenses
Esch will have hts district Ii Will DO cecessaTy for
them have least from SIS TO $50 10 obtain good tttn
ugL Apply 81 FRESCH'S Publishing hall, 2s5 Broad
way up strs Office OF tho alag 0! our Caion Ali letters
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