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RICHMOND BOUNDARIES.
RICHMOND FOUNDRY!
STOVES, HOLLOyv-wARE, and CASTINGS,
At Cine n n a ii Prices.

TUNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he the Foundry business at the
establishment lately conducted by the firm of T. and j.
O'Harra He has hand superior lot of STOW
consisting of Nos and Improved Premium Cooking
Stove Spimans Improved Cooking Stove, and ten
plate Stoves of cIfe with general aSsortme nj
Of Franklin and Paror Stoves. Aso--Pots, Kettles.
Andirons. and w agon Boxes.
He also and makes order Carving Ma
chine $. Condo nsers, Spinning and Mapping Machines
broad and Power Looms, Pulling Stoves, and all
kinds of Machinery used Manufacturing establish
ments.
Mill Gearing of all kinds made the shortest notice
He feels confident tina, he has the largest and
best selected OF patterns
t'rst and Saw Mills He has in short. the latest i'm
proyement IN the Mill Gearing line.
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SUDDEN CHANGES THE MoTHER OF CoNsuMrTIoNs.-This
TACT Is clearly demonstrated whenever have 'sud-
den change the weather. 1t IS this that
seed of Consumption in the system, and nurtured
until the Lungs become seriously and danger ously dis
cased when all probability the patient for the fri
Will begin seek relief. How many nds thus
glcct themselves and suffer their health and finally
life to be destroyed The first eptlbIc foot prints of
CONSUMPTION, experienced at .'su.den changes of
the weather. Ioarseness and Cough the
Throat and Irritation of the Bronch Pain the Head,
Col1ness of the ami sudden Chness the b.
dy Atiength tie Cough and finally Prostra
and Langudness OF the whole follows, which
indicate ii sudden decline of Health and the speedy APP
Proach Of CONSC MPTION. These facts plain the
appear to every sensible person does however
alarm those afflicted until be late 1t there
fore of the greatest Importance Tor those who be
tackled from the effects sudden changes
phere procure .'DR. DCNCANS CELEBRA-
TED EXPECTORANT REMEDY the Creates, Pre-
tentative and L,fe Guard of CONSU MPTION. and the
only Certain Medicine will again
restore the LII NGS to their former Health.
DR.. Duncan's Great Western Office is lust opened in
Cincinnati, at $50 Sycamore street. few doors below
5th where his Medicines be obtained large and
small quantities.
1-For sale at the RICHMOND Book STORE.
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VERY STABLE.-The subscriber has for hire.
IL several good saddle horse"Bugg-s and well broke
horses His te rms will be suited to the times.
Richmond, June L. ls45 f7tf LEWIS BURK.
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Tho amount Of coin in the United States ex-
cesds the paper money ISL 600. 900.
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CONSUMPTION CUREp-The following letter is from a
highly respec table merchant, dated

CONSUMPTION CUREp.-The following letter is from a
highly respec table merchant, dated
Le.risto.en, Ne,c York, Sept 10,
DR.. D. JAyNE-Dear Sir: 1t said by physicians and
by the of mankind, believed, that
cannot be cured-that when it becom seated II
the human system, nothing eradicate pro-
gress, but that it will the destruction
until its victim sinks into the grave.
However this be in theory, | am disposed
to doubt it in fact indeed, my experience and a
desire to benefit Others compcls pronounce the
assertion untrue. GU will probably recoect sir that
the beginning of 1910 | YOU, stating that
had the Consumption. and that it fast hurrying me
to the grave oid not them do I-now doubt every
symptom too painfully visible. My physician con-
sidered incurabe. but the advice which asked
you was given, and am happy say that by using a
few bottles of Incompatible medIcne-the
foramt1 was restored. and in life have enjoyed
better more uninter ruped health than that time
If you should you would imagine by
appearance that had been sick, much less that
had had the consumption, but that | am still living,
ascribe wholly and entirely to your ErDecforant.
LEONARD SHEPPARD.
For sale at |. Reeds Drug Store, Richmond la.
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They among the best of Reading Class Book.
Tor common Schools P@hished in this country. M
wards of $4,000 copies have been sold in IL r,on,hs
Amongst many letters OF reccmme ndaton The foIIow,,.
has Just been we'd from the . ,.aeb.,. 10
Pennsy lvania:
LEEs Pokr, Berks CO., Angus, o. lsas
Nessrs- Gregg & Elliott: --(:eafsemen-Aecep, ,,~
thanks for the series Of Readers you a. 10
send by my fire nd DR. Darh when he last the
city consider them decidedly the best School Readers
have met with have introduced them the School
at this place and find them fully my expecta-
tions have also introduced Grm>haws History Of the
United States another of valuable School publca-
lions l am much pleased with DR. Rusche mergers
works Anatomy and Botany, which You kindly se nj
me They appear To me To be gust the works needed
bring the subjectO Natural History within the compass
of our common Schools. and intend during the
ing winter TO make effort introduce the subject
10 the Schools here and for this purpose would like
possess the whole series of eight uniform volumes which
have requested DR. DARN 10 procure for
Very respectfully. (Sgned,) H. c. BAKER.
Principal, Lees Port Seminary.
J. All the above for sale by David =. Holloway,
Richmond, Ia. c. B. Davis. Indianapolis. Ia and Mer-
chants generally throughout the State
The publisher invite all Teachers who have the inter
of their pupils at heart their valuable
ries of School Books before introducing any others
October 29th, 1-i5. Aft
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TO PLOUGH MAKERS.

He has patterns for all the good Ploughs in He
has Sloops Ploughs right and Left Peacocks right and
left, W Gods Plough four different slzesa of which he
will sell at Cincinnati prices. for Cash.
INTERESTING MACHiNES.-He has excel
lent Thrcsng Machine which he and will
sell for Cash Trade. For horses neat
and despatch of work is inferior
The undersigned his thanks the public for
the liberal support bestowed the late firm of L.
and j. o IIarra, and would respectfully solicit contnu
of their fivors I5A kinds of Machinery repair
Cash. Wheat, good Horses will be
token exchange for any of the above articles
THOMAS O'HARRA.
that the business of the late firm
T. and J. O'Harra should be settled pos
sble; therefo fore. those who indebted TO SAID firm
hereby requested to make immediate payment
June H. 1915 n.3l,-'45l L. OH.
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p 10 Il G. III S,

and Farming Utensils. They claim patented ercu-
rights and would tax the purchaser with hum
bugs; but prepared by experience defy competi
the construction of PLOUGHS. They have made
improve mt in the height Of their Mould Boards
and Standards and such other alterations expert
and observation have suggested They pledge them
selves that their Pioughs shall plough DEEPER with grea-
ter to the and horses-to WE'LL and
sod beter-ess liable choke foul ground,
they higher under the beam than any other Plough
They will keep hand Ploughs of dffe rent
patterns, Right and Left Handed made the best style
and of good materials; and nsuch quantities give
a choice to purchasers.
THE PRICE REDUCED!
The price of Cast-standard PLoreHs, with wrough,
Shares, will be reduced One Dollar from that char
ged by other shops Now, want but fair tria and
will abide decision of the Farmers. Our shall
be well done, and will sell cheaper than the cheapest
Give a fair trial, and there will be mistake
The undersigned would gratefully their thanks
the public for the very liberal patronage heretofore
ceived and hope to receive a continuance of the
BEARD & SINEX,
OSAop East end Of Main Street.
March 10Th, 1886 RIcHxoSD, IsD.
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THE BEST, and CHEAPEST,
MOST UNIFORM SERIES
STA Nd RID
SCHOOL BOOKS

1'o those engaged in the important. but ardu-
Gus task of instructng YOUTH McGuETEr's
EcLEcrIc READERS, Nos. One, Two, THREE
FouR, presented, thoroughly rs-
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Prof McGuifey's enthusiastic devotion to the
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In this series comprising it docs, 4 careful
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In the education Of youth Its extensive use has
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is that intelligent teachers pronounce the MODS
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The intrinsic merit Of Prof MeGuhey's
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well the best school reading books extanA
HIST pvpy YsurD
McGurSEYs RHETORICAL GUIDE; OF FiAh
Reader, of the Eclectic Series-4sO pages, l2mo.;
containing copious and minute rules, examples
and exercises in articulation infection emphasis,
accent, quantity, rhetorical pause meditation,
preston, reading of poetry, rhetorical dialogue.
gesture and their collateral subjects which ere
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with very great care, and with reference to making
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Publisher confidently hopes, that the Rhetorical
Guide of Mr.. McGuaey is well adapted TO supply
the wants Of classes in rhetorical reading in our
Academies High Schools and Colleges.
McGUFFEY'S ECLECTIC READERS
are printed and published At Sc, Main stresA
Cincinnati, Ohio, by
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School Book Fxb1isis,a
I'D. P. Holloway, BookseHer, Richmond, Indiana j,
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ISIS book, ex,ant
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LION sALE:-The undersigned has hrst-rate new
IL CARRIAGE, which he offers for sale Cheap. II Is
suitable for either horses. Amy person wish
ing TO purchase, have bargain and mistake,
Richmond, Jan. eth, lSi6. JOB BORTON.
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SMITH AND co.
School Book loxblisSsy2

I'D P. Holloway, Bookselier Richmond Indiana has
full supply Mct;ucy's Eclectic Readers
class book, extant
April 30th, lc45.
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The State Dcficd-PEKIL OF
NO PERIL!

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
IL public, that they determined TO excel all Others
n the manufacture of
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To all Teacher and Pane~a.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-06

RAILROAD AccIpEST.-The Marietta Hecon of
the l3d inst says An accident occurred Yesterday
uDen h, state Road In attempting 20 cross the bridge
over the Ooihcaloga it gave way and the engine fell
through into the Fortunately the bridge bu,
lew fee, above the water and injury
ed 10 either person or propery-further than genee
ducking
OPESISG or NAvIGATIos CoMPLETE.-We have
the pleasure OF announcing our readers East and
West that by the late in the ice mas been
cleared out and communications with I'll parts once
more rendered free and unobsiructed- Business Wi!
speedily be resumed The boats IN the Allegheny trade
ready and will running forthwith As for
the Ohio River. il in better order Steamers
are plenty and the aids to active business are complete
There was - feet in the channel asst evening
Pittsburgh Gazette, Monday
II The Rochester Democrat contains call
numerously signed for meeting OF the citizens OF that
town Tuesday evening Feb 3 10 take into consideration
the proper be pursued 70 bring the attention oil
Government, the necessity of granting some military
deiences for the hsbor the mouth OF the Genesee
river
II We are now enjoying bright baImy, spring
Ike Reaher-weaiher which qUicaeus and gives life 10
torpid naure-whch calls forth the bud and opens the
blossom waking the song of bird and the num OF insect
n. Orleans Delta 18th ut
steamboat captain at New Orleans was
lately fined fifty dollars for carrying letter in violation
OF the Post Office law.
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Ohio at 50 In southern there il rather more doing
and Gales so oo' BraudYwine at5 - and 500
do Hoxari-st at 81. sales 200 bbs Rye Flour at
- and 100 bbl- Brandywine Meal at, 90
GRAN-In Whea; hear Of nothing doing The
holders Of Corn asking more than buycrs viii give
sale OF $50 bags New Orleans was made q, a c1s for
shuul-u, some Newt Orleans in store was offered al
ai sales 1000 bushels Jersey a. 20 cts Rv. il norni
nay 20 cts sale OF - 900 bushels was made early
in the week for shipment Al 70 and over Oats are
l. 40 Tor Northern Farther sales 1000 bushels BLACK
Eyed Peas il bulk for shipment. 20 cts per 5ushel
wHIsKY-ssles 20 bbIs City al "a cts Drudge Is %.
and dull
HAY-The market is dull! viii. lt,e or no shipping
demand. The range Is 1895 CTS
METaLS-We note sale Of 10000 II Gs.ns PIG
Copp-ras I7c. short time About $50 tons scotch PIG
Iron have been sold S35 which is lower Lead
is norinsly 81 30
sEEDs-ssles 900 bbls prime Pennsylvania clovsr
are reported az Il! which indicates bet,er feel
ing Fine parcels can De had lower Nothing doing in
Flax.
PRovIsloNs-The market for Pork continues very
neavy and sales $50 bos Mess been made al II la
Il was atterwari offered at II co. Prime is about -
sales 80 bbls new state Prime az 10 Is In Mess We
hear of no important sales Lard moving 10 some
tent r shipment Sales 200 bbls old at c:s and 100 do
new a, u Smoked Meats quiet AT o. :, and g. for
City Hams sides and Shoulders Smoked Reetis 81 cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-06
Farmers Library and Monthly Journal of 4 :
ricuIturc-F February Number.


The February No Of This valuable Journal is now ready
for delivery. The Contents are MS follows:
En- gra,ing Is and Illustrations
The Flsnders Cow, eight different Ordersl-TaoIe l.
Glass l. Hoop Driver Diagrams OF the Shapes OF Plo"-
COuIers.
Fornle,s' Library
TnAERs PRINCIPLES or AGRICULTURE (coaiinued, D
The TiIase of the Soil lis Mechanical AmelorHilon
Agricultural plcments. Harrows The Roll. Flowing,
wllh diagram illustrating Cruss-Plowlng
Monthly Journal Of agriculture
Treatise on Mich Cows, Chapter I-Accouu OF The Dis
covery.
Report of the Agricultural Society Of Bordeaux in reia-
lion 10 NJ Guenons Discovery.
Report OF Agricultural Society OF Aurilac-
Chapter IL On the Different Kinds OF Cows-Secton J.,
Genuine Cows; Section = Bastard Cows
Glass |. The Flanders Cow; High Cow-First o. der.
The Potato Disease. An authentic and valuable Memoir
The Potato Disease, Translated from Tie German and
-eut by The Translator to be published in the United States
Potato Sickness Correspondence between Mr. Peter ard
Dir Goyven; Mr. Gowens Letter.
ColOred Inks.
CHARACTERISTICS Different Breeds Horses, by Hon.
Zadock Pratt Farmers recommended to keep exact Ac
counts. Greene Co. N. Y. Horses and Penu Conesogas
On Fateniug Cattle and The Formation OF Farmers Clubs
Rev Gilbert Whites Natural History of selborue; The
Language Of Brds Character and Habits OF ths Whip
pOor-wilL
Natural Sciences. On the importance Of Agrlcqlmrisls
acquiring knowledge the Natural Sciences aud habit of
Observation: by James H. Fenne, Author OF Natural
History of Ouadrupeds.
Lime Enrcheli the Father, but Impoverished the Son
Capital needed Tor Agricultural Improvement how
fvnd their rights against the Encroachments oil Privileged
Classes
Honor 10 Merit: Tribute TO the late Earl Spencer.
The Room of the Household. by Elzs Cook
The Use of Salt To Man and Animals.
On The Curing of Provsons for the British Market
Some experience with Guano in Virginia the last season
A Sketch of Belgian Husbsndry.
Hopsewites Department: The Flower Garden
Recipe for making Bslssm OF Turpenline
Exhaustion OF Land by growing Wheat
Prices Current
o. The back Numbers still supplied to new sub
scrhers.
al,ua,s IL, adance GREELEY McELRATH.
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NEW-yoRk WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOX E5hI AMI Ii.
CPOETRY-Forgive and Forget: Charity; The two
vIoysts hv Iohn Wests; Song for The Friends Free
DOM nv Eliza Lee Folen; Reflections Of Runseler. H.
FDITiRIAL,-Sensior Aliens Manifesto; Oar Common
Schnol. Oregon in Congress- Freedom o, the Press IN
Ksninckv: oar Relations with Mexico; The Wings ard
M Presidency: Condirn OF the Poor; Impressions al
Wsshngton Editorial Cores poncence OF The Tribune
The Rumors OF Warrington &c sc. IL r ~
Special ion IL louisiana he Constitution OF virginia;
I.diaua: Virgins &c ~. NEWS-'ery Important from
Mexico From Bsrbadoes ard 81 Thomas Important IRON
al 40 th- RIVER Plate From Texas Victory OF the
Iisd Powers or the River Parana From Sants Fei
E-oT r Ca.t OF Africa Hayt; Later from Van Diemsn's
Lapd-DrrsdiuI ShipwrecG Cenira! AInenca Cofrespon
5sc ~ Tn. Tbur- from Iowa, Lowell, Cincinnati, Phil
sSsiTbis Iys.hrgtou PRocEEDIsGs OF CONGRESS- from
on- R-g.fsr Correspondent, NV YORK LE6ISLATuREj
Rn,,trs ana Hutuors OF Washington, No /, A Convict
Whinr.d 10 Death &c V NlSCELLAtEOUS-Publl
* .uhor. Music, with extracts !fon Cranchs Must
csI Address; True Philanthropy augmentation OF -ray
- - NJ F.nior FOR Peace: Mr., ClsyIon's Speech
Con- yasson.I Printing Hospital Nons7 OF the Ncrth=rn
.Ees Spsak Outt-froi Casslus Al Gays True Anierl-
.n- AR ,lls's Proportions; Ney" proposal Sne re-
riT Oregon from the inslorlty IL the H0us: 81 Repre-
,,.tsy. J1I--astins Memorial iror The Widow CT the
Droy.,-r Of thu. Columbia The Farmers Library and
,,.ti I,,r,s NJ gricu!ure TIE new Planet As,res
IL So $780, iSsa1s aad The Ogden Land Cotupsny, An
,o.1ir.n ave In Great Brtain-Lee1 from Frederick
onpiss The Free Suffrage Question: Opinions respect
S,,s Excise Notices of Sevs Puhcrhons Cry
H. f,o,r The Dsiy rneuu-- &c &c v COMMEhCiAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., stocks, Money, Cattle nia
- Eant Note Table corrected for The Tribune; NeF-York
Household Markets, &c -s for ~. Mail. .sn he
oh,si5-d A th- desk-prce o. cents ~,
- r Ws-So per year Al subscriptions payable
as,ihiv IN advance, Address
GREELEY : McELRATH, Tribune 6uidinsI.
Cor Spruce gnd Nassau SIS oPpoGis ne CiIy aA-
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Things in PhiIadclp bia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Oi ne IIuUHt.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 5-P. NJ
The Stock market was without material change
today and only It limited amount of business done.
Pennsylvania tives firm at 70 with sales Of about
$4,000 Reading Bonds improved /. selling al II. Tex
as per Bonds sold at 90 Vicksburg at Ga and VII
mington at 90
The weather today has been delightful the very
picture of Spring Our streets crowded with beauty
aud fashion.
The Mate OF the bark Ramohun Roy, lying at
Pine 81 wharf named Coutts fell upon the sharp OF the
anchor yesterday, inic,ing dreadful wound III the
side from which il is feared be cannot recover.
Two three desperate colored men have been
arrested and committed to prison in the lower part OF the
city for murderous assaults upon persons OF their own
color
The printers Of Philadelphia getting up a
Grand ball.
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AspFS-The market remains inactive but frm 81 )
s!94 co for Pots and 25 tor Pearls. Sales 50 obls
Pearl az that rate.
COTTON-The sales to-day have again been large,
amounting 10 300 bales OF which one hAi was taAen or
LverpooI Prices are very inn and the sales to-day
show that the rates current previous the arrival OF The
las, are fully maintained The packets to 10Th
all engaged full o; Cotton and the rates are ad-
vsnced I'd tor sqaar which some 100 bales were
taken in the packet Of the 2is inst
FLOUR AND MEAL--There is much hrnness IN the
market and present there is little or no shipping
demand sale OF 500 bos Genesse was made for Eng
land al 5 o.! At ) q there is some inquiry. few
hundred obls sold for home use a, 5 e.. We notice
sales 100 bbs Ohio via New Orleans l2i uainspec
ed IL would not pass inspection consequences OF
having four wide hoops Only Sales 100 obs round hoop
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smiles Reni Esrnre.

By <. H. LadlOr + Co.
by loo feet. ..........--.-... 3.7a5
lot adjoining do do do do do 3,i25
lot on the corner of 2d.svenue and 62d.st.--. 400
story brick house and years lease OF lot Isl
Broadway, IS IL /: in 'front.' % #. IN. rear, 81
II, in one side and 95 It 10 in the other-.-- 5000
Brick house and lot lG4 Woosterst IS by 100 H. aloo
story brick front house and lot Isl Franklin st "A
it in front y IT, rear, BY ST IL deep $50
3 story brick house and ot 81 Bowery 25 BY about
lOU lciUOO
story brick house and 10, 554 Peartst. l6 f in.
i bv Is it, ,.. 600
BIZ Hm. II fTalxiiH & Son.
Lot on Cliu,on-si between Henry and Madison sts-
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At New Haven CT on the Sd inst. of pulmonary
sumption. THOMAS HULL, aged 81 years.
On the 5.h instant, louisa, infant daughter OF L. w.
Hutchngr. aged months.
At New Brighton, on Tuesday morning Sd February,
in the 10Th year of her age, Sarah JEAN eldest daughter
of George Wotherspoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-06

ATTEMPT TO ROE THE MAIL.-The Erie Mail
bags received at our os Office yesterday by
the Western stage showed evident marks OF an attempt
to abstract the contents The leather bag WAS cut
through leaving opening about foot in length but
for some reason the bag which contained the
letters opened and consequently the depreda
tors obtained booty for their pains We are informed
that the bag was inside ofine coach. But. Exp %
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u To THE MERCHANTS. MANurAcTURERs, and Business
Community the Guy OF N-wYorx especially and 10 the
Public genersIlyThe subscriber, after years OF patient
and persevering effort commenced IN lsi mas oo'sine
the confidence of the propretors OF nearly thousand
different spaper embracing most of the best Journals
OF all the ces and principal towns in the United States and
Canada and their authorized Agrn. 10 receive sd-
vereInens and subscriptions and fully empowered TO
give receipts. Although his office destroyed b. the
fire of the 5 of FEBRUARY last, in the onr4graon OF the
Tribune Buildings his files OF newspapers are renewed,
aud every facility afforded TO those no desire to avail them
of the opportunity which his Agency offers His
Office the Tribune Buildings, and no'rheTe else IN
New York and ne wishes it distinctly understood As
he connection with any other person In this Agency
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his Agency be addressed 10 " b. PALMER,
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