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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
For The Nsw.York Weekly Tribune.

THE LONE CHAMBER WINDOW.
And the places tina; have known them, shall know ther
no more forever"
On how sadly looks out,
On the clear winter night.
That lone chamber window
Closely curtained in white
No dear hand removeth
The still folds from their rest
Still and cold as the shroud
Der some beautiful breast.
No light ever streameth
That high, lone easement through
Nor from 1t outleaneth
The slight form we once knew.
The low bed is empty,
And the pillows upbear
No more the fair temples,
And moist, clustering hair
All me TO remember -
That desolate chamber.
And TO think that such gloom
Should o ershadow his room.
The sunnlest hearted
OF all that once parted,
With a smile and q Good night e.
From the tire.ide so bright
With the loves. that alone
Make the gladness Of home.
The hoarse winds sweeping chill
That far burial hill;
Alas how they still smite
Ny sick heart il at night.
l only remember
The warm sleep he once slept
In that white cartained chamber
But o rich consolation.
For such tribulation-
Tint promise Paternai
OF mansions eternal,
Where by love.arms embraced
All the weary may rest
Till won from their sorrow.
Their tried souls shall be strong.
To press 10 the meek throng
OF the perfectly best
And close to my bosom
This one promise press.
And its sweet voice shall soothe
Each wild throb Of distress;
Though the tears may still gush,
AS returning nj night,
see that lone easement
Closely curtained in white
Dsufsld, Macs. T. A s.
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LusArIc AsYLuM.-Tho Asylum has been for
some time constantly ful. and very many applications
for admission have had 10 be refused The number OF
patients at present in it ia about 2s0 which is than
the building suitably accommodate. With the ad-
donal buildings 500 patients can he received and so
classified afford better opportunity for their
eovery than present We understand that the appro
praton the last session of the Legislature win be
ample for the completion. in all respects OF this noble
Institution ard that II will in all probability require
farther aid from the State Utica Gazette
HAMILToN CoLLEoE.-Nc,c Protcsso,Ship.-Wc
are informed that adjourned meeting Of the Trus
tres of this institution the 9Th August Theodore w
Dwight ESQ of Clinton appointed Maynard Proics
cor OF Law, History and Political Economy The funds
on which this Professorshp is founded have just be-
come available, and bcqueathed TO the College sew
eral years since by the late VIM II Maynard ESQ. OF
otlca. IN. Y Evangelist
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TUE NEw-YORK aud Lake SUI

TUE NETWORK aud Lake Superior Mining Com
pany.-NoricsAu OF one dollar per share
upon each ot the sse-sahc shares stock Of The New
by order vi the Trustees OF said Company PAYABLE on The
seventh da September next, Henry Morris Esq the
vice PRESIDENT o. ne C9mpSHy Al their orhee No s West
order VI The Trustees JOHN II. HOLDANE,
AN? lneods Secretary
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HOT AYR FURNACE.


WALKERS Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces, for
w heating Dwellings. Stores Churches. Ac-Thes- Fun
naces will heat economically and efficiently the air in the
apartments Will be pure and healthy free tro1 dryness
dust
They are put up under the personal supervision of Mr.
Walker. the Paeue- and have hitherto given entire salts
facp -, and all Cases warranted 10 perform we'll
Fcference-N w Taylor, ESQ. Governor New-YorA Hos
piai Mr.. Charles Starr Superintendent Edward Be-
ment ESQ u Wal-s; c. d. Rhodes, Esq lEl Pearl-si
Mr. Thomas McElrarh 81 Nassaust Mr. Geo w Tucker.
no Bowery; Ha!fOrphan Asylum. Slxth-ayenue; Nh.
VIM p. Chapman. Brooklyn; Mr. W. C. Greene, - 9th
ii; Mr. j. H. Ransom 2U9 2d-si Chemical Bank. Broad
way MI J. H. Ash. - Broadway; Dr.. Alfred Wagsai
q Wavrrly-plsce; Mr.. Geo. NJ Snow, 3nth-si.
t2i GEO. WALKER. S'2 Broadway.
MEEN FUN MEEN FUN MEEN FUN
THE Celebrated Chinese Skin Powder, for restoring,
identifying and preserving the compiexion and rem
derng the sKin decaiely white, smooth and soft
Meen Fun il simply preparation OF Oriental herbs,
may be Used with perfect safety for the cure OF al Gu
,aneous disorders Among the most prominent are an
Freck!es lnsensbe and Ccpous Precipitation, botche
Pimpcs Spots, Irritation Coarseness, and variety OF
others
To be had of V. Clirehugh, No. 2s9 Broadway; c. IL
Ring, corner OF John and Broadway; a d. Sands Co
leo Futons,.; Ru-hion Co Broadway Henry John
son. of Broadway and Chabers-st and all other
respectable chemists and perfumes throughout The I1!ted
States and OF the sole Importers, HOBBS u CO w all
: boxes. prlce "a. s.. and -. HuZI I'm
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ARRIVED,
shin Marion. tnew) Robinson DIS fn Portland, CT in
ebsIlass 10 Durham 4 pimon The NJ. Is intended for
tho Charleston line.
Bremen bark Caroline Rasher, S. ds TN Bremen, n6se
20 Psvensssat a. Schumacher. lSS passengers
Brig Adelinc Burt q ds I'm City OF 81 Domingo ma
hoyany. &c TO Badger & Peck Lett no Am vessel
20 Stnrees, Chairman & Co.
Big Georeiaaa Hpkins DIS fm Norfolk, corn sur
ses Chairman s. CO.
Schr vesper, Baker. ds I'm Norfolk, corn, To-
Williams
schr Manchester Matthias DIS I'm Richmond. ioar. to
Alien Paxon.
sehr Sussex, Townsend DIS I'm Indian River corn TO
,seSr upshur Nelson, ds I'm cherryssone. corn,
tomastcr
SAILED.
ship Ocean Brazos Santiago brigs Emily, Char lesion;
Aldrlch Norfolk schr Felecidade de Pircos Madeira,
aud others.
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DEACH ORCHARD COAL.-Thr,eenth.si Yard
Peach Orchard Coa-rhe subscriber has Just opened
yard rs above aud has hand choice lot Of Red
Ash Goals selected from the celebrated and OF
the following sizes viz Broken Egg, Stove and Nut for
sale al lowest market prices. Also Lehig, White Ash,
Liverpool aud Cumberland Goals hand Al of the above
for sale from yard vessel. Apply TO
T. STOKES DlCkERSON, IS l3il-s,. near 6ll.avcnue,
and lU1 Anhony-st. Broadway
n. B.-Lehigh and White Ash Lump Coal by the cargo
single ton s3tf
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SOLAR STAND AND HANGING LAMPS.

GtsANDoLEs CHANDELIERS Gc-
d t1e fEaH fac:ory9f HOYT PROJgY K co 1872 l6re,r
3 Co eonInne 10 supply the trade with Lur,ps OF
Il. es-y description: Churches, PGblc Halls au Stores
d up with Jas Fixtures Solar Chandeliers on
ale terI Dealers are requested call and examine
cur wot Orders FOR Brss Castings or Brass Stamping
eeoSo's0 Pso'Pu!' AUG lw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04

TIE GREAT PHILADELPHIA REMEDY,
1L,l 9l CSotefs AoEhns and Bowel Corplairi-CEAS.
SISG, D!1Sg;-' No ia2 Broadway, has for sale Dr..
soses ce:eorsi=c SyrP FOR Bowel Compliant, Dysenrerv
IHo;eFs AoreUs eIc Cholera Il vii completely correct
ne diseased action Of The bowels and stomach, and give
Inc nosi skspnca Many have Tested this valuable Syrup
a1t caa speak IL vir;e. IS pleasant the Taste and
children co no: reject i II J. admirable preparation
eiaer for ntU children Also. a Dr.. Roses remedies
iof disease oil lie Iungs. Liver. Bowe. &c for .ale as
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Goal.

GOAL AT REDUCED PRICES.-The subscrb-
~ having low anu selling for Cash only. able
furnish their with the rt quality Of Coal. de-
ivered Carriage from the bouts atthe following prices,
yiz: Per Ton.
White Ash-Lsrge Nut size
Broken, Egg and Stove. ............... 25
Red Ash-Lsrre Nut size. l23
Broken, Egg and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So
25 cents per ton is added when the Coal is double
screened and from The Yards.
Lehigh. Schuyiki Beaver Meadow, Liverpool and Viz
sinia Coal ut the lowest market price.
Ali orders sent 10 The subscribers, through the Post Oce
promptly attended 10. T. FITCH 4 CO.
au2l 2w@ li2 Elzabe,h-sL and ISL Delaney.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
PASSENGERS SAILED

IL brig C9ts,on, from Sna,asaA-Mr Lee, lady and
three children, Mossrs Calhoun and John Murphy.
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SCHOOL BOOKS

HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE, Publishers and boosst-
ier. 2l6 Pear-s New York. have recently issued ne'
and very much improved editioH OF the qrT' 2r Ns.f
which tev respectfully solicit the attention OF ScAco.
Teachers Committees and others interested IL tlneao
Copies VIII be furnished for examination, on Application 70
the publishers. For sale by Booksellers generally "
HAHN's HEBREW BIBLE.
lust imported sfre=h supply Of the Heofe" oi0e OF me
y latest edition BY . - 80 =
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LAMPS. G1RANpoLEs, &C.

.
I AMPS. GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
IL CANDELABRAS for the Spring Trade.-DIETZ,
BROTHER 4 co No IS JOHN. ST, are manufacturing and
have always hand complete assortmen, OF articles in
teir line Of the following descriptions which they Will
eli at wholesale or retail al LOW PRICES for cash:
Improved Chemical Oil ana Caniphene Lamps,
Solar Lamps Gil, and Bronzed, IN great variety,
Cornelius & Co.'S celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps
Girandoes various patterns gi silvered or orouZec
SCspeudng Solars Dorc CAmphene Lamps.
Rrackel Solar. Side do do
solar Chandeliers, Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Csmphene Chandeliers
Superior Chemical OIL, Pure Sperm On,
do Camphene, Solar aud Lard OIL,
do Burning Fluid, Refined WI hale Oil ml3y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04

ASoTHEK ACCIDENT FROM SPIRIT GAs-An
alarm fire about 81 o'clock last evening was caused
by the bursting OF spirit gas lamp the hands OF ser
want girl at No. Mortonst The girl was somewhat
burned though not dangerously injured by the flames
The are was extinguished with but little difficulty by
the inmates OF the house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04

sale or exchange Tor real estate lnaLed IN lise City
OF Seyg-fOrs, or lie vicinity. Said Farm lies in Kane
Co in the beautiful Valley OF tho Fox, about IS miles from
Chicago and contains about 100 Of prairie and t
Der and upon both sides Of the river The location IL
or stock, having about 80 under the pow Tho
Farm is well waered and stocked with tho best breeds
Of cattle horses sheep and swine. good house. with
cis-rn, other outbuildlngs upon the premises
with fences and farming uensl!sa In complete repair
The orchard contains the best kinds of fruit
This farm situated within three quarters OF mile of
grist mills churches schools stores, Stagea
for Chicago and Ottawa pass by daily.
II is one OF the finest and eligible situations In
Northern Illinois, aud is offered for sale solely because The
owner mas business which calls him East,
For particulars apply "
au7 L EMERSON PRICHARD, 10 WaII.st
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CITY ITEMS.

DEATH OF A PoLfcEMAH.--John A Spencer late
Policeman of the Eighth Ward died at O'Clock this
morning Ills funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon q, 3 O'Clock. from No. Thompsonst where the
Policemen oil duty viii meet to pay last tribute ofres-
,er, m fhe deccasad
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mn COCNTRY MERCHANTS-Brown shectlI

and Sur,ngs Of every style and width, all tae known
brands both heavy and fue-Stafk Mills Lawrence C. H.
di.n Head Cabul A. Premium Heavy Merrinack EXrers,
Unknown may be had al ndnuactursrs prices on me
second oor- OF Nos ~ and ~ Cedar ST half block above
Peari-sL Low priced and medium yard VIDE -heengS
So best Southern Cotton Yarn assorted, TO ~ and 10
Y; bats, wick, warp and wadding 1900.
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miscellaneous.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No : SPRucEsTREEr-Th Tire doors from Nassau Sreetl
IyIE facilities this establishment for JOB PRlSTiSG
natronag OF the last year been such guaranty
great extension We therefore, viii con-
dience issue the following Gard
TO MERCHASTS-M Merchants supplied with all kinds
OF PRINTING al The cheapest rate, viz
Cards Bills Ladinc,
Circulars. Receipts.
Bill Heads, Checks, &C
To LITERARY GtSTLEMES-Crtgindl Manuscripts printed
with accuracy.
Pamphlets, Stereotype Work ard all kinds Of
DOoks Letter Press Printing.
To LECTURERS AID MusIcIASs-ProgrGnmei beautifully
printed. ,,,,,- ~,
Lecture Bills, sIna!. bilIs Tor D!siIl-
Mammoth HUI. button, &c
And every description OF PLAN and Ornamental job Work
executed With great and punctuaty al the Office,
The improved POWER PRESSES, for Books, PAmfH-
LET'S, &c -
nary low prices j. A FRAETAS,
III If Tribune JOB Printer.
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uUBBARD'S PAPERS.-BuRNAP& BABCOCK,
limo. IS JoAn-st oter for sale fill assortment OF Papers
manufactured by the Messrs. Hubbard, comprising
Ledger Papers blue and white Imperial, Super Royal
Roya., Medium, DENY and Flat Cap
Bank Folio Pos, Bank ouarto Post, Exchange CAP.
Extra Super Cut Cap, ruled and plan
LeI.er Paper. ruled and PLAIN, fal! assortment
Packet Pest Super and Extra Super.
Tinted Pike Paper COor-c l=.PrcI=l-,
Coored ROYALS, thick end thin
Do Medium do DO.
Do Double Cap. for copy BOOKS.
fine Glazed Cclored Mediums Royals, Ac 4c-
b B. hzse also hand very extensive assortment OF
Wriag Papers, Book and News Printing Papers P!a:e
Papers, Hardware and Wrapping Papers They s-- also
sole agents o; The genuine Pa.eli Eayeiope Paper
Printing Paper OF any snd quality made 20 order 81
ssor, notice y2! osy-ad
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THE TORPEDO

SMITH'S newly invented Torpedo, or Electro Magnetic
- Machine may be in operation al the Office OF
the Scientific American, l23 Fulion.sL Sun Buidlngsl
where they may beautifully finished Printed direc-
lion, accompany them aulS lr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04

CHILD Rus OvER-A horse attached to spring
cart this morning started off at full speed in Motst AT
the corner Of Waker.st little boy about years
old was knocked down and by the cart caus
ing the fracture OF limb and otherwise pjuring the
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MARINE JOURNAL,
PORT OF NEw.YORK.

CLEARED.
Ships Lucas. Miller. Canton.
BriE Nimble shaw. Baltimore.
eloops Victory, Rowland, Providence Deep River
sou,hworth New.Hsven.
Barge Venus Wilson. Piiiaaclphis
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eMALL BUsINEss.-The business Of the Police IN
the way of detecting small rogues this morning OF
hut little account Michael Kelley was brought up on
suspicion of having stolen box of scgars from Pierce
Defendant Ann Kelley arrested for stealing So 50
from Bernard McGowan on tho Five Points. Margaret
Read was taken into custody by Officer Gilmore of the
lh Ward charge stealing lot of wet clothes from
David jacques OF 3dst Elizabeth Reeves assauung an
officer and attempting 10 rescue prisoner in tho 9Th
Ward Bernard Comfy taken up for threatening the
life of Mrs Comfy In the Sixteenth Ward Hugh White
arrested charge of malicious mischief in break
tng windows of Hartman Dock in the Fourteenth Ward
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ARREST on BAIL-pIEcE.-A man named VIM,
Valentine yesterday arrested on bail-pcce sent
hther from Nevv.Jersey Mr. Valentines presence being
required in that State He taken the neighborins
authorities by officer Van Duser in the II o'clock train
Of cars.
DI.oRpERLY HoUsE.-A Mrs. Smith was last
night arrested for keeping dsordcry house tho resort
al persons of bad repue, &c in the Eighteenth Ward
She was taken TO the Police Office
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THE PATTERSON SILK FACTORY IS cor

THE PATERSON SlLh EACTOKA : con
SANITY manufacturing Tram Organize and erge sk-ta
Servings o 81 cocrs tboA patc and shac--.) Ac tie very
best quality OF Six 10. Fringe, Gimp arc Coeen Lace
Makers
Orange s2d White Floss tor manufacturers Of TTeecs
snc Fancy kersey,ceres-
Embroidery Six, for ShA'gls Scs-fs, &c
F!oss SIX for lettering and ;yg he ends OF c-otns sc
otae! piece goods
Servings IN .,nsil sssns-Backs, Drahs Lai Dyes src
CIota co!crs, handsomely Dali and quarter pocl
papers oo-clss o: 100 sE-ins each.
G-rte-c-ns Pls:n and fsrcy CrsvsS, OF any style %
order.
Pocket Hsndksrchiefs, plain white silk or pr--ed
Waste, 70 make spun six 10. weaving. &c
lie eoose Tor safe - Factory PRICES AID or=fs oI az
Hi!c4r Ii lie SIX -ine solicited By
leS0 Su:-oi- J. $ SEAPTER, 2I4 Psarl-st
CINCINNATI LAND add Geaera. Agency once,
- Cincinnati! Oaio-- l. Sheldon would INFORM te- CIT
zeas OF NeSF ta; ne WI; attend The purchase and
sale OF every description OF R-a Estate and Personal
rrty n the City Of CINCINNATI and @ " =st-rr SisIes VIII
aso collect nt; bonds Ed mortgage and ever: species
OF eials Z osncrnhan OF Louisville Any Merchants or
ohr. business .e-, having lands other properly N Tie
Wrs;srl country hey wish dispose vi for casa o. 10 e-
change .or CRY property II Cincinnati ived 10 SEND
description CT The 10 his uce Cincinnati: tes. 81
business entrusted 70 ais viii De promptly src fei
fully attended 70. Address u L SHELDON,
Yves. EIfthsI Cincinnati
EEFEkEycEs,-Dwier Z Barber 9 CcrI.andsL; J. Jack
aoS, . Wsltssi VIZ. Ingalls,, - WslE-ss 81 6Ineod
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ENCAALPMENTS.-l.O OF o. = Committees about
II purchasing Embleas for EncaniPnenis or Lodges
requested 10 ca! ana examine those Introduced tex
1.esy Tor the New Work. by The subscriber, and hch
have been approved OF by the following Encampmeuis
Iount oivet, Egyptian Mi:pah, SC. Of New-fork; Po
tomac Lodge Alexandria, D. C Winchester, Virginia
snd many others.
The undersigned would also respectfully =oic!t call
BANNER, FLAG and oRSAMESrAL PAIsrlSG Rooms. No
l0l Nsssaust where be dsiters himself that his original
designs and eckno ged superiority OF workmanship Il
connection with moderate charges. WI Offer inducements
for patronage unsurpassed by any establishment II New
York Country merchants have their orders executed
during their stay The clty and signs can be forward
cd with safety 10 ST. paris OF The United States.
ACkERMAN, llate Alderman M.!er,)
r1SI NJ
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SEW-SORk
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, al lbs FCLTON-ST tSun
| Bu!diug) Persons wishing subscribe have only 10
send their the office Terms cents week BY
mail - a wear - IN sdvsnre aus I'm
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MUTUAL. BENEFIT LIE Insurance Company,

MUTUAL. BENEFIT LIe insurance company
vi Office No. II Wali-st.
Lives ONLY Insured at The lowest rates of premium
Tie premium ii over So may be paid IN cash and ihs
in secured - months bearing per cent interest or
II NAV be paid monihly or quarterly.
No person liable beyond The amount OF his premium
married may insure the life OF her husband tree
from a,v demands OF ais creditors.
Their. Will be annual division OF prontS, payabc III scrip
Certificates bearing interest az per cent. which interest
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-rhe subscriber offers for sale the Farm on which no
sNSnow resides, ia the village OF Auburn, Cayuga Go.
consisting OF 52 of good Grain and Grazing Land,
well enclosed and waered, and upon which large
aud three moderate sized Dwelling Houses. Carriage
Houses Barns She's. and other necessary ontbuildings,
three Apple Orchards, great variety Of choice EMit
Trees aud Shnbbery, four durable Springs, three Wels
Two hundred rods u Stouu Fence, and an nexhaustibe
Quarry of superior quality Of gray and blue Lime Stone,
i,ab. for cutting and dressing. eligible and convenient
for continued sale OF that article, either rough bewn,
according the demand, aud from which most OF the ele
giant stone buildings in Auburn were erected.
This extends from No.st TO and State St
with front OF eightysix rods the former aud one humid
red and sixteen rods both sides OF tho laerGpon si
Their Of which may be advanagcously sold great number
OF village lots, tbs pleasure OF the About p
acres, including the large house. barns sheds, Two
chards and garden, lie between Norh-s and the Auburn,
and Syracuse Railroad 65 Including the stone quar-
~ and dwelling house, lie batpe said Railroad and
Safest and tho remaining 65 acres, with dwelling
houses lie West Of Stae-s-H which Is in hiyh OF
cultivation well fenced, conveniently allotted and in good
order The whole Farm either Of the above parcels,
will be- sold cheap; and il desired, time win be given for
the payment OF large proportion Of the purchase money
Inquire Of Luther Tucker of Albany, Hubert Hall Of
Auburn, or the subscriber pom the premises.
GEORGE b. CHASE.
Auburn, August TO- 1916 s26W
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SHIRREp sUsPENpERS..

~ portrrs.-The subscriber is prepared with his
stock Patent SHRED Suspenders tor Fail trade, and is
constantly manufacturing the only resly good corrugated
Braces IN market
The mass cheap worthless limitations sold during the
past year. ana generally condemned by The
viii only have the edec induce distant buyers inquire
toi Days Patent uspenders, which have always given
entire satisfaction, aud a. with his have guaranty
pasted each box.
AZ the subscriber is OF the patents used
psSnce these goods his interest the
lion Of the article Mere pirates and aoFs have in
teres II therefore have made poor article be-
cause zach could be aiaie cheap JUDGE
HDEACH n DAY COrtlsD H-st
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circumstances

NEWCASTLE GRlSDSTONES Just received per ship
NVa.lala RON Newcastle; Nova ScoGa Grind and " q
Stones from SeaDan's Quarry, now landing per schr
Acai.s For sale Nv FORSYTH LABAGH
I'm. ~ West-sG
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List of Letters remaining in the I. y. City Dis
patch Post, September 2, 1916.

n Pien.s mea,ion The DATE Of Lit in nhot they arc
adcertsed LADIES' LIST.
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THE PILES "A cure for life secured DIR. Up
hams Internal kenety FOR the Of Piles Tx psge-
table PLe Eec;urry invented by Dr. - UPhan, cistin-
g!shet physician OF Newly city the only really s1c
cessfu! remedy for hal end distressing eo sn
the Piles, offered TO me American public
The E.ecuary contains Ninerd! Medicine, no i!oe'
CoIoc,i,a GtrnLbos other powerful and rrstng p1rgs
i've No fear OF taxing cold while under IL idurncei
change necessary Il taken according directions
e ere far life suaTantie&
iaoaaer Cer,ea:e acsed lhe hundreds that have al
ready been received Of Tue efficacy OF Dr. lphans Eec
Iua-y NE,g-YoRx, August IS. lgis
lessr, Hu.. & Kteian-Ge1s. For seyerA! y-ar, past
have troubled viii Piles, avery co-tive Of
ne bowels indigestion and weakness OF the ,y=e Bgi
complaint beng disable from
business and dread had Of physicians patent med
cines that until this Sprlug Used any medicine or
applied physician FOR relief The Piles then being so
severe thai allowed several operations be performed
without any b.c-hE Determined after this 70 NV ,thr
r-sc advertisement O: cure GUARANTEED by
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