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WINERS
Canadian Verlmifuge.

The remedy Ia which we would call the atteTis
ton Of the public, is one which has proved sue
cessful for some time: and il is universally ac-
knowledgrd by ali who hhve:fied it,ic so far sas
perior 60 any other medicine ever eufpi0fsd IN
diseases for which IL is recommended. Il not ous
y destroys worms and invigofatss the whole sys-
TEN, but II S;ssoives and carries of the supera-s
bundani slime mucus, prev aleni 10 TN: 11s-
ach and bowels Of children, more especially those
in had health. The mucous forms the ted OF nest
in which worms profnce tlcir young, aud by re-
moving 10, IL is impossible fUr to remain in
the body. II is harmless in its effects on the sys-
fem, aud the hoaIth Of tho person ia always inn
proved By us use, even hen no are dis
Coverstl. f
IL will be seen by The following statement that
MIR. McCiOrd had, previous TO using tsWinsf's
Canadian VeFmifuge," fesortcd TO various psen.
a.ations recommended for WORMS, without any
advantage-this of ITSELF is sufficient 10 ihs supe-
tiority of this preparation all Others for s-
liar purposes
Rrookiyn, January 18Th, 1886
Messrs. John Wirer and Co.--SiRs, ann hsp-
py 90 have il in my power bear testimony OF
the good fleets attending the use Of your Cansdi.
an Vermfuge.
My child % two yrars Of age, had beaniiH Tor
some seVen months, and had finally become so
emaciated, that We dispaired OF its rec0yery.-
Surprising the cause oi It's sickness was worms,
ish cases. but they produced no beneficial o..
fscis. We had given h,r up as pais recovery,
when we were rec 1mmendsd by friend, who
had heard Of FOUR medicine, TO give il trtai--
We did 30 without any expectation Of It's being
serviceable, hnt 10 grea, joy and surprise, aft
tor she had taken doses. and six onlj she bss
gan gradually 10 recover, and 10 now IN better
health than ,se has be en frr ten Hlonths.
can now recommend your "Canadiaa Yer.
mifJze,, with the greatest confidence. an al
friend tn tia young portion of the htniad Emily,
who suIrF ffom worms. am glad N be ebls 10
give such decided cpnidence ir. the success Of
yodr metlici,se, and willing you should retsF
to me any pofsens who may have doubts on this
point Yours, truly,
GILES BfeCORD.
Tho 'sCaradiha Vsruifugs'' is only IS cents
per bottle and is much pleasanter than any IN
use. Prepared. only by john Wiier & &C., g
Maiden Lane, N. Y. Suld BY CHA5 Gle.
MIN agent fer JolissI also By l.. NJ. BOYcE,
agent fos GhicaRu.
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Joliet steam Foundry.

"HE Subscriber continues to manufac-
ture Castings ofall kinds, fer custom
ers at short notice, Having recently erect
ted large addition to his establishment,
he is enabled to furnish all kinds ofcas-
tings as cheap as any in the West.
THREsRx1TG MACHINES
Oftwo varieties Stationary cleaners, s.
Locomotive cleaners, containing the Ia
test Improvements, and finished in su-
perior style constantly on hand. =
An kinds of Grist mill, Saw mill, and
Factory gearing furnished to order from
the latest improved patterns.
Hollow ware, Pioughs, and other ar
ticles usually furnished at such establish.
ments constantly on hand.
ScrapIron received in exchange for cas-.
.tings or work.
M. L. ADAMS.
Joliet, March, 10. 1886.
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High School.

A. MCINTOSH takes pleasure in in.
forming the citizens of Joliet and vicinity
that he viii commence the fall term of a
select school on Monday the 26th inst,
in East Joliet. His system of instruction
is thorough, simple and practical. Guilt
vating and developing the mental and
physical faculties of the pupil WILDE held
paramount to "cramming." Mathematics
will receive particular attention. No eff.
forts will be spared to render the studies
pleasing and the requirements substantial.
0TThree weeks of the first part ofthc
term will be devoted to common school
branches, and improved systems of teach
ing. All DESTROYS ofbecoming acquainted
with these improvements, will do well
to attend. 'zN+5 ~ ffe
4 TuitTOn.
Common Branches, $500
Higher do. 400
Joliet Oct. 6, Ie4i.
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SPLENDID STOCK OF
NEW GOODS, at LOCKPORT,
-"oIH@AI~
NORTON & BLACKSTONE

NORTON & BLACKSTONE have just received from New
GUDs,r
brought Faney Dry Gods, silk,
Natl and Sadd
Ito ton
Boz Iedfefne
Ia fac would be o name bs a Store eaA
NJ fud amg 8
Havhgp from andim
ovin ctb,
Aexamine hei pn n
Iarkuor Stenhe s v4-u
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Core spoadence Of the Ficayuue !.
Loss of The General Taylor.
II. @ M....- W
October 18th. 1916.

OCtopeF 1Ztn, 1896 ~
gentlemen ION Saturday night, the
10th inst, between and 8 O'Clock, the
U. 3. steamer Gen. Taylor took fire. a.
Iongside the wharf of this yard, and in a
short time burnt to the waters edoe. -
Great exertions were made by The officers
and mechanics 1T the yard to save the
boat" About 400 men, with three engine !
and abundance of hose, were kept at work
Tor about an hour and half, but all to no
purpose. The flames prevailed, and the
boat is considered total loss. Her on.
CINE may be of some value, but it must be
damaged by the fire.
There are many coniectures as to how
the fire occurred. Most people believe il
was the work of an incendiary. as Mr.
Alexander, one of the engineers. ON this
occasion took particular care to put out all
the hres, the next day being Sunday, when
no use was TO be made OF the boat. The
loss y our "Uncle" will be from twelve to
htteen thousand dollars, and, as the saying
is, s''no insurance. l, -,
The U. 5. frigate Potomac is in daily
expectation Of going tosea, her destination
being Vera Cruz. = y ~ %
SToRMING OF MoNrEREY.-Theg pal.
lantrchargc Of the Sd Regiment of the
United States Infantry, and the tremend.
Gus loss sustained by that noble regiment.
was 9 parallel to the deeds Of the nth req
Oftha British army in India, commanded
bythe Dukeof Wellington, at the time
General Wellesley.
n
Our gallant Sd, consisting Of a or 500
men, in storming the Publications of the
enemy, lost nearley all its officers. and
all the rank and file, with the exception
ofsevent y one men,. q
At the battle of Assays, with the
MahrattaS, in the Deccan, General Vel
lesley says: s..
One company of the pickets alone of
the 18th consisting of one officer and fifty
men. lost Dleir officer and forty four rank
and ile.'
Nothing, however, could arrest the
steady advance ofthe 18th, which moves
direct upon Assays. The British loss
was severe, and the victor found himself
weakened by loss ofonethird ofthe whole
British force. The fire. said the Duke,
was so severe, that doubted If | could
be able 70 prevail on the troops to ad-
vance. twas the fiercesl battle that had
ever been seen in India"
Old Rough and ready says that his Sc
we're loss was owing to the eagcrness of
his men in pressing on. He Is now or.
dered to advance; and in all probability,
we shall have, at San Louis de Potosi,
another parallel f2r the IRON Duke. III
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Auction
and
Commission Store

HHNliE subscriber has opened an auction and
A Commission Store, at his old Stand on
Chicago Steet; where he viii receive goods &
Chsitles ON commission. Administrators will do
well to give him call as he intends making the
Auction & Commission business a peInanen.
business and will sell at Auction or private sals
as may be requested.
joliet Nov, Cd. 1916.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30
Jn0iu Rubber GOODS.


WATER PROOF India Rubber Goods ,of Goodyear'
GEORGE BEECHER, 100 Broadway. ibeiween Pine and
Wall s has band and ia daily receiving from the fac
tories general goods manufactured under the
patent which he offers 10 the trade al lo prices viz
Gum Elastic Shoes, mems all sizea
Do do ladies' do
Warranted 10 sufen or sofen under my degree OF
cold or heat
Carnage and cloths every style aud thickness
Jnpsnned Cloth patent leather 6n!sh article superior
to ps.eri leather. snd Al less cost
Machine Banding Military Tents,
Life Preservrrs all patterns w alter Hose, every SIZE
Portable Shower Baths Caps Hats and Souihw
low price. over CoaS,
Travelling Bags. Pea Coata, vsdnn. .,vls,
Horse Covers, ClosEs,
Carriage Aprons, Capes
Carrins. Boots Mems Overals
Wafer Psils various patterns Leggtns,
Bathing Mats, Hunting and F:sh,ng Boots
Ladies' Aprons, Duckins Pants, VIVA noais,
Mechanics Aprons, Foot Balls, Win air tnoes,
Gun Case. and Govern Suspenders and Elastics
Afr Pillows Gloves and Nils,
Chair Cushions Camp Blankets,
Wagon Cushions, Circinglss ana Girts,
Air Mattresses Tents FOR Sportsmen.
~ The above goods are prepared by process entirely
different from any other snuacure rendering them inhn
superior the Rubber goods heretofore aold
10 The market Orders promptly executed for goods Of all
,vi-. rs 2svf
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miscellaneous.
TIE cRoToN WATER

TIE cRoToN WATER
RESDERED perfectly pure and equai TO Distilled We
IA ter. TIE ptAPHRACN FILTERS
for Purifying "srr While under prerufe
JENN1SON'S PATENT, 1896,
sale prces within The all Mauufec
tory IS frsnhforts ORDERS received 2a2 Broadway
This portable apparatus, not larger than pirt
be readily attached pipe convey
Ing ~ster. nnd viii y-id steady Of perfectly pure
water, ,qus 70 two hundred gallons per hou ander ne
pr asurc of the Croion than enough for Ihe culinary
wsus OF the largest hotel. separates With equal certain
y and ci-stch all The animal vegetable, and earthly mat
ter o1nc De- p,te OF al possible precautions, In every o
also cted seng for manufacturing pur
poses.
The necessity .slter.Dg he Croton ws,er and the eff
cteucy Of TIE Diaphragm Filter bears the -noorsement OF
the enirsn Chemists Of the cy OF Seu
YORK. and The appreciation OF the American lnsute By
AWARDING Mr JenElson God Medal al tie Fair ol lsS5
for ibis Filler.
Thas- Filters and will sst for years.
liable get Of repair subject damage from
frost; and when jeff 10 operation, viii prevent the pipes
from barsting They the merit OF cleansing hssey-s
are also admirably designed for hiterirs he
Schuyikill, Msss.pp and Al water under pressure.
VIM H JENNlsoN, FOR The Propretor
e. The plsce TO, exhibition for the Ola h!te IN
q, 292 Broadway. in.tsad Of S5s - formerly s2 len
TO TIE TEA, COFFEE AND SUGAR TRADE.
ECONOMISTS, Fami.i-s. HUIsi Keepers, Gc-J. ).
Z SCOTT Co, No 10 Ns.ssu-s- corner Of John hsv,
ing purchased the drst lot OF the seasons possess
ins rcbb-ss ~ favor generally ConbDed eoc so
rare obiaDed OFF, horss- retail Isfge variety OF
Green aud Black Teas Of The b-si quality ory including
fa.hioood 5oochOng and EugBh ca sur
ued be imported Seo.y ago. The siock q Cot.
fee Sugar. &c needs conn-st ss hey are selected OF
The huest guilty.
J. SCOT Co. are slso supplied with stock Of fresh
imported GiSssow opcsd HaGs; old EDg!lsn Cheesek Oh
great variety and 1,yOr.
All goods boz pht will delivered within Eve miles Of
the cS free Of charge. AND 81 orders from the country
with retnitiances, Will meet the honorable
dealing If selected ny the narti-s themselves
SCOTT co. 70 Nsssau.st near john
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1]ub!ir Gonucnaures, ST.

.T~ AsUNMER ARRANGE olENT. xsss
sffsattSxs3 The NewYork and Erie Railroad 60
Line from April Isl until farther notice.
will run daily Sundays excepted between the city OF New
York ana Mddieown Goshen aud Intermediate places ~
follows:
For PasseGgers-Leave New-York at !! A. NJ and T. NJ
Leave Aliddleiown AT 81 A. NJ. anu s. ? NJ.
Fare reduced to 81 25 To MddetownwHy In proportion
Breakfast dinner supper and ber,hs can be- had on the
steamboat
For FreghI-Leave NewYork at P. NJ.
Leave Middleown a; u NJ
The OF the cousgnee aud OF the station where 10
be len must be distinctly marked upon each article shipped
Freight not received after P. NJ. In New York.
Apply to j. y GARRISON, Agent, Al The Office, corner
OF Duane and West sis.
H. C. SEYMOUR, Superintendent.
March 2sth 1916
r. Stages run daily from Midileowu on the arrival OF
the afternoon train 10 Milford. Csboudse, Honssdse,
Montrose Towards, Owego and Vest Also, 10 Moncel-
,,SQ M
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THE TRIBUNE.
TO THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY.


BIZ aAAr HowIrT
BAsD OF young apostles,
Teaching love and truth,
We are come before as,
In your glorious youth
Like choir OF angels
Missioped from above,
To make our souls acknowledge
How beautiful is love!
Taint of earth see not
In your clear eyeS shine.
You 10 me resemble
Natures all divine;
Pore, sera phic creatures,
From some higher sphere,
Who, but for love and pity,
Never bad been here,
Who butfor humantelIowship, had never shed g tear
Band Of young apostles
Such 10 me ye seem,
As list your singing,
10 rapEnrons dream;
Now. with choral voices,
Like TO birds n May,
Werbling in ,umultoous Joy,
That Winter is away
Now. lihe angels weeping
Oera sinners bier,
With their white wings folded
And low voices clear;
Mourning for the sorrow,
Which sin has brought on earth;
Mourning that OF pity.
Man has made such dearth
Teaching TO the callous world what soul 10 worth
Band of young apostles,
Teaching love and truth,
Onward 60 high missioned,
In your glorious youth!
Onward go. Gods blessing
On your path alignt:
Still lift your kindred voices,
As prophets Of the Right!
Onward go, undaonted
Herads of that day
when all mankind are brothers
And War has ceased to STAY
We have seen and loved you
We have pressed your hand
We have blessed you and we bless
In you your native land! BILE band
Farewell! Gods angel guide you, ye young and no
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Sooond hoard.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In shtp South CarolinG. from Sapannah-Mrs Fitch.
children; Mrs Woodward MIR w Haneman and
childreu Mr. Milne and do; Messrs East, Seeves, Jr
Hyatt and 5umpter.
Lownds, Holmes. Davidson, Todd, Messnr, Carpenter
Roundtree, DR. Houston, and ~ Storage.
In ship Niagara from Oyieans--Mrs Bissell Master
Bissel, Of Bostoni Mr. Fox of Hartford Ct and le
steernge.
In scar Ellen Perkins from Sisal-J F Beniteuce
Gutierrez of Yucatan, and S Patrullo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30

FaA GREAT BAKGAIS.-For sale, or exchange
for properly in New York It's vicinity, 26D0
of6rst land, ying in nody Rails County, Mis-
souri, 100 miles above S. Louis landing the Ciiy
OF Hannibal, very thriving paEe-dsance from Hannibal
the lard > miles Ta-reis OF water pass
ing through land snd sad there is plenty Of coal In
il For particulars apply Al io5 Grard.sL
sl0 Inn JOHN CONGER
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HOT AIh FURNACE.

AAIALkER'S PRen. Improved Hot Air Furnaces, for
w heating Dwellings, Stores Churches kc--These Fur
nsces will beat economically and otcenily the air In the
will pure and healthy free from dyness, dusi
they are put up under th- personal supervision OF Mr.
Walker the Paetee and have hitherto given entire sats
faction In all warranted to perform well
Reference: N w Taylor, ESQ. Governor Now-York 10,
pils; Mr. Charles Starr, Superintendent dol Edward Be
nsnt ESQ 81 Wsll-si c. D. Rhodes ESQ leN pssrsre-
r. Thomas McElraih I5 Nsssau-st; Mr.. Geo. w. Tuck
ar 600 Bowery Half Orphan Asylum, 6th-aveuue Mr.
Nm P Chapman Brooklyn; Mr.. w. c. Greene, ~ sih-s
Mr.. J. H. Ransom 2n9 2d-st; Chemical Bank, Broadway
Mr. J. ii Ash. 2E2 Broadway; Or. Alfred Wsgsaf "a Wa
,orly. pincst Mr.. Geo. NJ Snow, Snti-sL
i2S,f sFO WALKER. 2o2 Rroadwsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30
"a WESTERN VIRGINIA LANDS FOR Sale

&R w EST LANDS Tor Sale
L&g- Of land sir1ats IN he counties Of Wood
Richie L-wiI, Gilmore Ksaswhs, Mason, Jackson
Gael arc Wsyne, amounting n NE whole hundred
AID sevenyo9r thousand hundred and oryore acres
These lscts form part OF arse quantity conveyed many
years IN for the North American Land COMPANY
The surviving Trustees OF wishing wind an
ia e5slrs n spe-c-s; manner practicable offer
nrse iAads for sale N large racis al low prices and ia
7orabie terIna
Mos of lands are IN counties bordering or The Ohio
river and IN LIE Vicinity towns yers and rosd,
Tbu quality generally good greater pan being
we'd adapted % I'll The purposes Of agriculture while ~
t-lor pofaons are iuii 10 DE sr;ng OF .heep and cat
TIE climate Of .ha. region ia pi-assn, And besbv snd
from he increasing errent o! emigration no eountry
rapidly improving
D-.irsoe opportunities here AFFORDED for couusue,
o. ensAns 70 soe; large gpor WITCH 10 ax tbsir
settlements
Persors wishing 10 purchase wi /. Is presumed desrs
% view the lands and for t purpose eye.y facility in he
vay OF information Will be furnished BY he uode,,yud
The upoa the lands are paid IN u For faStsa-
Information Respecting tsn application may be made .. be
once Of e Company, Nc. s. Ssnsor-s Philadelphia or 70
Se ,aosc.oer J. n SIZED, Agent
Gla <-SWs1 PKsersourg, Wood CO, Va.
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Emsazsza1THROUGHINIS .

- rrn9r-xEzfrl ROUGH IN ~ =
~ 4 URS FROM NEW -,
scA -<---YORK TO WHEEL
ING and PITTS BURG. via PHILADELPHIA, BAIT
MORE and OHIO RAILROAD, Cumberland, Md-3S0
MILES RAILROAD
To Western Travellers -Grsa, United States Bail ard
Passenger Route to Wheeling, PsbGrg, Cincinnati and
the South and West
Passengers going directly through,
Leave NrwYorS foot Of Lihertysi- North River al "
2. NJ In tbs Crest Mail Train.
Arrtv. In Philadelphia At 9 p. NJ.
L.uve phia at 10 p. N. dsily-Ma Train.
Arrive In Balimo . att a. NJ.
Leave Baltimore Al II A. NJ. by the Baltimore al Ohio
Railroad 1870 mlles
And arrive 1T Cumberland al 3 P. NJ.
Leave Cumberland at z. ". by the National Road and
Good Intent Stage Lines and arrive In heeng PiIs
burgh next evening
TT The SECOND MAIL leaves New-York, A. VI. by
Raroad Leave Philadelphia, Sundays excepted, at r
NJ by Steamboat and A. NJ by Railroad, for Baltimore
for Pttsbur take the splendid new and mo-
dern built Steamboats, Brownsville and thereby hav sory
~ miles OF Staging on the ~hole route.
First class Steamboats, leave Wheeling and Pirfburg
hourly and Passengers are forwarded without delay To
Cincinnati aud all other Ports In the South aud West Fare
81 10 Cincinnati.
For through tickets by this route apply in Phsdelp la
the Railroad Office OF Market and Eleventh s at
Fare through from Philadelphia Wheeling SlS TO Pitts
burg, Sl with the privilege Of stopping Baltimore aud
resuming seats 81 pleasure.
For farther Information apply TO
J. L. SLEMMER, Ageut,
Railroad Office foot of LIbery.st, ~ NJ and 81 NJ,
Adams 4 Co.'S No. 10 WalLsI, AZ II A NJ National
Hotel. No. ; Corilandst m3ieod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30

O. HOUSE To LET a. Rocxard LAke-A L.ry.
e vel nn,sher Eo1se-togeth-r with tie Flrrirar- Il
cssire1 VIII De ie. FOR the Ssurn-r season. Steam
eo.s oreh Aokand Lake Landing, going and resuru.
70 A ?. STEPHENS. aockIaad Lake a. Iiu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30
INDIA RUBBER COO

I manufactured ny HURAC
den-l-Ee, after LIST May p c.
Days patent shirrrt susp-n
cers;
Shoulder and other braces;
Grnl.-meu's sheet rubber o
Observation-Disclosures soles;
Do. rubber sol-s;
Sandals, Gu, for spring arc
fall wear;
Ladies emile ren's and youths
rubber shoes:
Metallic rubber nschiu Q band
ing, .up-rio. article;
Day. pnt-ni hose;
Life prvservers OF sll kinds;
FRS, premium ladies' life pre-
server jackets;
Days patent rubber boat OIL
Portoou;
indis rubber cloths;
Mackinlosh coats;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30

sale, Farm OF eighteen OF land the Eas,
hank OF the Hudson River, In The OF Yonkers
snd County OF W-srhestcr within II miles OF the city Of
NewYofx and mile OF The village and landing, be-
Feen which snd NewYorE steamboats, ply regularly lex
c.png In Winter four times day Ths land Is good, and
the house, winch Ia and conmodous, Is built In the
modern style with wide piazzas 10 fron. and From
10 had OF The beautiful scenery Of the Hud
snn extending The III ghlands and down the
bay Staten Island. Ths touildngs.-conss;ing Of
barn, carriag stable, 4csTe ali aud In
pete order and the cehouss filed with ice There
il excellent veil OF upon The place, quite Tbs
use Upon II also large number Of selected fruit and
ornamental Il 10 we'll calculated fer genlleman's
rzid-nce TIE above Will be sold cheap Adjoining the
aDsve he Norm, and slso upon The river, twenty
Of scd without buildings which Will be sold with the
above. separate from IL If desired Apply TO
uh2D ,f- Wh. W. SCRUGHAE, YonkerL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30

90 NOTICE-A BARGAIN.-A Country Seat and
Farm FOR sale, lho will Of Somervlle, Sonler
Co. New-Jers-y.-Said Farm consists OF l25 acres
OF Land p OF which s wood. The buildings all
and bui within yesrsHouss md Barn both built by
dsys and OF the best material The House Is built 10
the cottage style - by 50 Tee. front hall through the center
paOrs finished with marble maniels piazza 81 feet II ~
and - fl each with anOoservaory on
OF said House story kitchen in the and Gel
lar the whole OF main building with pantres and
all dag -d through In the best The Barn 10 90 feet
long and panied whe-CarrHge House, Ice House, &c
Also great variety OF Fruit OF all npuons-ogcther
with quantity OF shruhbery
The premises lie within sur hundred yards OF The country
Seat aud shout quarter OF mile od the Railroad This
place about hours and half from the city For far
iher particulars Inquire OF the subscriber aud proprietor Of
tbs Nstionkl Hotel. No. 5 Cos,landtst New-York
ST tf.nd CHA4 WfKOFF.
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PAPER EANGINCS.
nf.n-If o - 40 r. rs.t rnr

PAPER EANG1NGS.
HOWELL x BROTHERS, manufacturers and Import
Tiers Of Paper hangings having opened In New YORK
City branch OF their PhsdeP his Establishment would
respectfully call the attention OF the citizens o.
and Others wanting th-t line. ther extensive
assortment Paper Hsngngs Borders Fire Board Prins
Curtain Papers and ali other articles IN their line OF bus
e. having received from the Institutes for the Encour
sgeueu of Domestic Manufactures, In The cities Of New
York Phadsphia and Boston Silver M-dAls for the supe
OF their goods fatier them selves that they
can .e article for the money than be pur
chased elsewhere
FRISCO PAPERS
The Subscribers would particularly call attention to thei.
large assortment OF Presco Papers for Psrors and Column
Papers for Halls Public Rooms. Entries, &c &c.
Also, Curtxin Papers, new a-ticle for windows
Pspehng Of Rooms. Hslls &c promptly attended 10 by
careful workmen.
Country merchants and city dealers will find 10 their i'd
vantage 10 give US call
HOWELL & BROTHERS, No. 1877 Broadway,
MS l,neod- "a door above the City Hotel.
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runner SooCn
II. DAY, for tsle q, - Msi-
llsnd-sL-
Ws,ernen's and specimens
coats and peal 4ck-ts;
Sh-al'. patent life chair and
set,-es, with Days irnprove-
mrut;
Grifith's pa,en, cotton aoaler
for rsfling bales Of Cotton
India rubber gloves;
India rubber psnialoons;
Do DO shirred-uot va.
ter or Air-prooi;
Air cushions and pillows;
hydrostaiic beds, bathing
caps, rubber tents and bag
gage cov-rs-wster buck
eta, together with all the va
rious other styles of rubber
goods, all warranted TO
stand heat or cold and wa
ter. without change.
r T.
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E1 To NIECHASICs.-The proprietor OF large
rpcl excellent Land. and OF several lots In Of
the aounshing seaporis In Texas wishes 10 dis
pose some portions Of il Acls settlers. To dozen
mechanics industrious business of good character
having capai OF three hundred dollars,
OF establishing themselves In -pepdeuce on their
so !. offered. Apply al ID Sun Building. co.
trznce 30 Nassau-.t a. lmeod-