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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-12-08
BOOKsFOR SALE
8Y C. CLEMENT.

BIZ u. -CLEmENIs
GSaaders LIST 2nd Sd Readers, Sanders ( Ele-
6mentaey Spelling Books, Oney's Large and
small Geography, Parley's & Smiths do, Kit-
khsms, Smith K Lavizaces Grammar, Alan,
Coi5nEn ( Da5olI's Afitkmeric, ? & Book OF
History, ccmstcck's chin,istrys Mrs. Lincoln
Phelps Botsny, PERKINS, Fables, Nugent Web
ster's Dictionary. Haies History Y. States, Girls
Reading Book & Schoal Festaneists, Ruled, cap
& Letter paper, Quills, Memorandum z Blauk
Books, Toy Books q Slaies &c
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-12-08
M ARaI ED.

At Jackson's Grove, Will County, by
Elder Donald Nicholson, Mr.. WALLACE
-SHEAD and Miss SAMANTHA CoTToN all
of Will Co.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-12-08
TO FARM ERS.
JOLIET
WOOIEen FactOrys

The Subscribed will keep on hand large
assortment OF cloth ofhis own manufucinEe which
ne proposes TO exchange for WOOL He will eIts
one yard CT good heaey cloth fer two and has
pounds ofwooI Of the same quality; or he wi
work wool upon shares as follows: give one bali
The cloth the wool makes BY receiving eight cts.
per yard from 4he customer upon his half He
viii also manufactdrs for customers BLANKETS
JEANS, & FLANNEL, as welt. as SAIL
NETT & FULL CLOTH.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-12-08
EWP0RIUM OF FASHION!

TfHfIE Undersigned begs leave 10 inform the
citizens Of Joliet md vicinity tha,he has
received fhe PARIS, LONDON. ami PHILA-
DELfHIA Fashions. lie is now prepared TO
execute work in the most fashionable style.
Shop-under the sign Of Emporium of Fash.
ion,' Bluff Street, Joliet H. 10 Tyr
+. NICHOLSON.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-12-08
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

AL parsons haying claims against The estate Of
Lewis kercheeal, decreased, als hereby notified
and requested 10 attend At ihe Jaaanfy 1era, 81
the Prpbaie Court, fof Will [punly, 70 be held il
joliet, on she isst AIen1aP il janaary next. anti
presessl b oF her claim iof sto pnrpose Of having
iIe sane abused
ROBE r e STEVENS. Exscutof,
EUNLCE r KERcHEY a y. ExscuI1ix.
Toilet. Nov lob. 1916.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-12-08
CLOTH DRESSING

Done Oh reasonable terms and al short notice
None but the best workmen will re employed
n. B. -Pcrsnns coming from q distance with
quantity Of Eooito be carded or rnanGfs ciarea
# obliged TO stay night, shall be TO 10 ex
psnse. j. a MAfIESON
Joliet. Nav 2is,. 1886.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-12-08
High School.

A. MCINTOSH takes pleasure in ia.
forming the citizens ofJoliet and vicinity.
that be will commence the fall term Of a
select school on Monday the 26th inst,
in East Joliet. His systern of Instruction
is thorough, simple and practical. Culti-
waiting and developing the mental and
physical faculties of the pupil will be held
paramount to "cranming. Mathematics
will receive particular attention. No ef
forts will be spared 10 render the studies
pleasing and the requirements substantial.
Three weeks of the first part ofthe
term viii be devoted to common school
branches, and improved systems ofteach-
ing. All DESTROYS ofbecoming acquainted
with these improvements, will de we'll
to attend.
Tuition.
Common Branches, $500
Higher do. 400
Joliet Oct 6. 1916
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-12-08

SktrmiSh near Montere betce9n The Geor
gid Volunteers and CanaIes'
RGncaeros.
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n GOODS.
CHARLES Ca4ENEKS'N Il

Opposite Merchants Roc, Bluff st.,)
EEA$ jus, received from New York his Fall
and Winter stock of Goods, which have
i,sen bought for cashs which will enable him %
sell them (for readg pay) as cheap, or a fttie
cheaper, than any other Store in the county
Great care has been taken IN selecting good goods
expressly for this market. Ills stock consists Of
Dry Goods, Boots, B.poks, Gaps, Groceries, Hard
ware, Crockery, Glassware, Pals. Drugs. Dye
s,uffs, Paints. Oils, &C.. &c. Our friends and
rhe public generallyare Invited TO call and ek-
amine our goods and prices, before purchasing
eies8 here
Produce received in payment
for GOODS. Joliet, ct. -. ls46
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wY. .PnImcr,. CoMntry Ne,y.pnper Aav

R Y.B. Pnlmer's Country Newspaper Advert
sing Agency, tribune Buildings New fors, embraces
most oih- best OF all The cics aad principal
in the United Sstes and Canada. for which he Is
daily authorized receive advertisements aud subscp
tons. and fully pow cred 10 give recetts.
Merchants manufacturers, artists. and individuals gen
orally b-sdei public institutions, Incorporated companies
and soceie, VIII wish advertise TO- subscribe for
newspapers Of any section OF the country, respectfully
invited To examine the files.
To all doubts and misapprehe the agent
hereby notifies M public that authorized by him
solicit advertisements cards or Subscriptions for the
for which he Is the Oay Eu;ho tied agent The
merchants and others growing out OF nuner
pretended sgencies IN Ibis city, The adoption
Of this essentially proper to guard dgai inpooa
Those the reore, mo wish TO uansact business" with HI,
agency and avoid misskes 10 baud
in ,heir orders the office, address " h. PALMER,
American Newspaper Agent, Tribune Buildings:
T The Of advertising In country list OF
Giles and principal towns 10 the u Statistical table OF
The anthracite coal Trade OF P-unhe agricultural products
population debts kc OF the several States,
together with brief rssse advertising, embraced Ia
small pamphlet entitled the Road 20 Vealta may be had
gratis on application al the agency, Tribune Buildings
uQis,F
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Garpeting.
NEW CARPETINGS.

Floor OIL Cloths &c. for ihs Spring trade.
SMITH 4 LouSsgERRy ii8 PEaRL-sr OPPOSITE WILLiAM)
A RE NOW DAILY RECEIVING their supplies OF { .r-
n pengs for the Spring trade emoracug all Of tue latest
aud best patterns many which entirely and uu
surpassed for elegance. The assortment comprise. Royal
Br-sss Three Ply Imperial Double Super Sup-rhne and
Fine Ingram CHrpings; Floor Oil Cloths rom 10 - feet
VIDE without sesm old and well seasoned; Venetian Car
prts u all II. various styles aud widths Rugs, Drugges
MAttngs Table and PaEo Covers, with general sssorl-
m-nt OF all other articles coDn-ctrd with the trade
Persons about furnishing private residences hotels stean
bosis and lod roos will fad decidedly their edvan
age examine before making their selec
lions Offering such inducements rarely TO
be met with An experienced upbolserer Ia
poy and Il, carpets and oil cloths Lie shortest
nj llyisr
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JUST READY.


VIRTUES ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE,
MYTH NOTES Marginal references, sud different read
~ ng.. by The Rev. Alex Fletcher, D. D OF London,
highly finished Of Rubenss celebrated psni
ing The from the Cross" Published by Geo VIZ
tue late r Marin < Co. &c John-st- ais Stis-od>
LIBRARY OF CHOICE READING, NOS. 90 K 81.
vaNHIODOLF THE ICELANDER ana Aslauga's Knight
From The German of the Baron de- Motto FouGue Ia
parts S7t each; in handsome volume coth 81
Thodolf Fouque calls his most successful work. Sir
Walter carried this tale. we'll Cncine, 10 his
mind 10 than OF his works He speaks Of them IN
equal terms Of admiration TrsnslaIors Preface
The descriptive portions truly poetca ard not the
leas, charm of the nne atmosphere OF putty,
through every thing ID viewed and which purhes
everything envelope. The noble Norman character G
Thodoi brought out In have seen now here
else equally well done. "A work full OF tine thought
tm-nt manly practice es and examples OF conduct and
of pure religion Thodo should be placed III the hants of
children and youth OF both AZ delicate romance
for the female mind and spoetcsl creation for the son of
the buses il deserves high praise and faithful study
Evening Mirror.
LIBRARY OF AMERICAN BOOKS. NO. Is
The Wilderness and the War Path. BY James Hall, au
thor OF Legends OF the Wes" &c &c. Price so cents
As the ttls ges,s this book abounds with Indian e'
gends and exciting incidents connected with adVen
vans of the red men The style 10 easy aud spirited and
the author displays considerable knowledge OF those deep
emotions OF the heart eh found In human nature
~ where perhaps nowhere in such power set under
such resira as in the untsught Indians breast
Commercial Advertiser.
Published and for sale by
al sris WILEY & PUTNAM. 1851 Broadwsy.s
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fats.
LEARY * cos


FASHION roR SPRING, ISl6.
O. The preference so universally manifested
FOR style OF enuemsns Hats has decided US TO
continue the same for the ensuing season
LEARY / co. Hslters, Nos S, and As!or HOUSE
New-York, Fsh 10Th, 1876.
Crculsrv descriptive OF the peculiarly Of our style Tor
ysrdsd By addresspe post paid. nhsS ht
EYGentlemen's Huts-Sprtns FnshiOn.-blRD.
cor Pine and Nassau sA-IeEer-ns Hats of The Spring
pattern uniting much elegance aud beauty Style now
ready for ex amin a.ion and by the subscriber.
mbal lmls. Bird, Coz Pine and Nassau Bis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
General Notifies.

re- New-York, April g, 1S16.-Messrs Wyatt
Il Kecham: Dear Sirs feel II a duly owe TO myse as
well as the public TO known the happy results Of
tal OF DIR. Woods Sarsspaila and Wild Cherry Bers in
my case, OF tbs most inve,era!e OF Dyspepsa and
aundice with frequent pspastion OF the heart Hayif
used great variety OF tbs different remedies without any
beneficial effects despared Of being cured, until
procured bottle of the above medicine aud Can only add
that sm now relieved from suffering and recommend the
afflicted TO give 1t Il trial. h PALMEk
ll8 WilliBin-st- n. Y
Wyatt & Kecham wholesale and retail Agents, l2 Full
ion. 81 N V alS6tis
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CAHyED COnKS,-Z 81. Quimby

AnzoSHELL CARVED COMBS.-Z NJ Quimby.
SsYS3i Broadway haA acompete assortment OF Fancy
h5 Ar-,c.es for presents, VIZ dressing ca'es, woff
~ boxes glove Boxes, esrd cases. bags purses oceur
boxes dress and ANS, brushes odeor boes, Co
logne ytands, kc- &c Psfamery-Coogne and bay rum
&c Exnac.s from Lubin Psrsy, Ba5ey, Blew &C. soaps
Of all kinds.
The largest asssrtmeu. OF Shells and Buffalo e:ysc
combs that cen DO found IN the city, and have iny 9s
carved shell combs maze n New YORK, Oh
carved and roap N, -.,,s,,.. rsex
Also Vieods carved shell and East !sdia psses al e
combs for children; shorthecked and sag fna la
60 srieies French sFrry ladies' eonPsnion'i s0a Poo
els, PEGS, &c -, lind. OF she'll cornbs
cou5s and lsna repaired; ESQ eo"a!op' eeansea sad
&C. 49, .oo,bs altered sui; any .sshion desired
All .rticrs sold (.ot low sut cheap Sb5s Broadway
a22 vi
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aurtior, Sales.

n cor TON a, co. AUCTION and coulutssaoo ner.
charts Sos us fulronsI and "a Ann-st Lib~r. ID
yurers a5e Ga cocsisurcspa and prompt returns made
MONDAY. April Is
Mo O'Clock &. 8ts Brosdway, Apollo Rooms
MoxreAss SAL. OF The en,ire contests OF Farnur~ kc
said rooxs comprising Large mirrors, eAasee
ners sets window curaips and ornapeno- CARPETS. od-
elolh ASles chairs benches esAicS large quantity Of IA
bic esa-ry erhery ard slass Aso, stoves, cooking
u;ecsus and rsngcs, kc kc-
Also prire sale, large extension dining table and
SO Boston rockexx
shE&iFF SALE OF GSocrREs, Accompanying tsss,
sugars eoaee specs, soap, candles, hquot casfs meal
tour, butter, he. he
Al sa,fp. 10 o'clock, s;No soi Bowery.
SRsNFFs SALE oF CLOTHING, &c. conssiirS OF cloths,
csss1nsrrs, rtrmlnss, ready iscc ciolhins nc &c.
WEDNESDAY. April Is
Al 10 O'clock
AoNINsrSAroRs SALE OF All The Furniture contained In
the Story eouse, No eS Moeton-s eoua,pg M p.rt
Q. forts, pier glasses Brussci. and
pets sofas and pier tAo-s tan Eench mahos.uy
chairs mahogany Seds,eads, drcss barranx tivsns QUE.
mans WORK liable fesesr beds mattresses, oil sloth man
tel srd Ca. Tampa g,ranGoes, ensry, China, sass and
esrthsa wsre Kitchen furniture, &c Full particulars In
Ff,tA
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OARPETING- OIL CLOTHS &C.

No. 81 EAST BROADWAY AND IL DIvisIoS-ST.
FAMILIES in want OF Carpeting, Oh Cloths. Rugs
Drugee:s Table and Piano Covers any other article
in the ne are Informed that they will find. Guons
splendid assortment OF Ill the vsrou,
articles connected will the trade. Purchasers viii ind
many choc. patterns of Brus'es three ply and ingram
Carpets also Oh CO,hs that not Ia be obtained al other
stores sl o. which will bs sold al prices lower than ever
before offered goods al received direct from the
manufacturers W. II GUlON,
ms No. Broadway and III Diri-iOn-5 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
Just Published

- EMMETT ) NEW WORK on Single Entry BooS-keep-
DGg suited 10 Obbirg merchants and city and country
tail erch concise plan inone8ook for me-
chanics farmers and professional nenbelns elfinsuct-
or srd for the OF schools Price 81 So This nost
practical WORK giving the detail OF business affairs, snc
should be in the hands Of every young Emb-lshed
with hne Portrait NJ the author.
B-nuets Art OF Swimming and Rules for all KIM. OF
Bslniu < exeu pied By Diagrams. from which both
may learn and Goat water, with ARTIFICIAL
modes OF swimming THIS beautiful ite work should be
i- companion OF every ri.Dg family Price 50 cents For
sale al IS John-st Room No IL discount TO the Trade
Book keeping By Douole Entry as sppsd 70 me most eI'
rensye range OF Mercantile and Commercial Isnsscuons
IN twenty lessoos and certificates OF qualification
granted as usual The complex accounts I'D FOR
mercantile men JAMES ARLINGTON BENNETT,
10 QI.s IS John-st.
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Arrest FOR CoUsrERFEIrISG.-Mr.L L. b. KING.
Deputy Uhi;ed States Marshal arrived IN town ys;.ay
from Syracuse. having in custody man named Pht,P
l. Smith, charged with coming Counterfeit American
half dollars Information had been given tina. bogus
factory was In complete operation that village and al
ter The ledgnen Of the operator in jail officer King took
possession Of the yresaes, dies, metal for making
and quantity OF the spurious coin which Will arrive
by the train today, when Smith. who Ia now In Jail IL
ibis City viii Undergo examination.
Rochester Democrat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

o.
JEFFERSON { HUMPHREY have just opened al the
above number, large lot OF entirely new Carpelug,
bought expressly for Spring trade, aud VIII be sold u
greatly reduced prices for cash; We have
40 set Administer Brussels, entirely new
81 pieces heavy Three ply ch designs aud new shsdinss
SQpertne, and common Ingram Csrpenss OF every
description. 49,
Rugs Druegets Table and Pisno Covers, Window
Shsd-s &c &c Also, large ot OF Ee6Vy Sherl VI zion
from Is 80 T. wide selling cheap
Our friends and tn. public respectfully requested TO
call aud examine stock before purchasing elsewhere
uis7 2m.eoi- PETERSONS HUMPHREY. 49, P-arst
IHE1PE.T CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
Yin hr tinted States No. 80 BVwery.-Hrsm Anderson
has lust received large and splendid assortment OF super
6ns En- and American three ply double superhne In
grain and Venetian Carpe,ng manu- pressy for
City trade sld will be sold . per cent lower ihan any ON
er establishment Alec just received
~ 900 yards common Competing Is 3D. to IS o.
500 extrs fus do Sc. Sd. 70 -.
$1,000 - double supeiines 6s.
1000 '' three ply carpet 81
so 800 square wards oil c!ots is 3D. TO Is
1000 yards Venetian stair carpet % Cd
500 large tuf.ed hearth rugs ~. encL
HIRAM ANDERSON, No 90 Bowery,
the fret establishment above Ee-teF.st.
P S-Csr7stirg SEPT 10 any part OF III city. Brooklyn
M and CT: 10 NJ free OF expense Please notice the
bar 90 Rnv-rv as ,'nenf.-
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TaE.
FROM poRro pRAYA.-A Boston paper publishes
the following extract of letter dated
u. s. BRIG BOXER.

PoIro PsAYA. (sl Jsgo) Feb 2j;h
we have arrived az this port after very long pas
..,e M Al DAYS With the severe weather
nri,nced at sea We Zoe. OF our quarter boats jib
boom both buoys and threw overheard both bower
.nchars and four Of the guns 20 tighten the brig After
tha, she wss much buoyant and rode the A.
which was a tremendous one-much better We are 10
sail from here to-uorrow for the Coast-wns and
weather permtpg-!n pursuit Of those inttrnc! s!a
river Gsboon. The flagship Jamestown, Com skinner
and the ssoreship Southampton Lieut.. Cong Morris,
the only American men ofwar at this place The
Yorktown, Commander Bel, Is expected daily from The
Coast.
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GEEBE < cos TAI,
MATTERS.


MATTERS,
NO. 1876 Broad way.
CS- spring Fashion for Gentlemen's Hats,
March, iSl6-OGr Spring style oi H- naVlus' ny us
peculiar elegance and intrinsic exceencs, ootsnec e
decided superiority every other fashion, we IN
wife cr!uca EXAMINATION OF lis merits 81 our essoh"dhen
$50 Broadway.
c. IN order TO nee. The demands OF public s.i too
likely become sasi-d by over long continuance oil
any particular ashon give nouce ihai they W"
dat,
Bsebs Cos,ar are IN Toe monthly receipt OF all The diff
trens Foreign Fsaiogs and issuing their style OF Hat
WILL stAougn acting Independently Of al Others, be gov
erued by cue regard 10 American taste.
B Oar fashion for Ro5s' Hs:s viii De IN readiness
on ire lib inst. April list lSi5 ~ lmis'
r9- War Declared against Monopolists.-The
proprietor OF The Phcsrx Ia, anc esp Establishment les
Eul,ons. is determined manufacture bu. The beet
sstc.-. AID continue a. the following pfiees
BATS.
First quality Nu. Fur. S So Sold at Other places al s.
Second SEQ ST and 81
Frs, quality Mclessin, SEQ. s. and 81
Second . 2" So
First qualisy oloh 81 So Sofa at osbes places, s. 90
Second " o. "
rh!rd e - ana >
Fops and ysin persons probably would sooner pay 81
more Tor Hat order have Broadway or axis s:smp
inside If sCca Ambitious persons VIII call AZ the PerlS
they can be sceoodsedhe proprietor has all kinds or
s;Smps ,hs. csnuoi be e1eeed BY Broadway sore
no extra charge ehe- Sensible OF eoarse dcn
whether .her Hal labeled John Smith or Count
say, lcus rs The appearance il night all sas
~ Spring style-So Has Tor - -, nj AiLLS'S
us Broadway. Howard Hotel The public VIII bear IN
mind hat the above such hats ale usually cold for
IS Sc bat higher priced arsiclein fact IS Hat and eli
list is asked for i,is IS 50. as Owls
e Anidon's Hnr Esta blishment removed from
Of Wall and Nassau No. LII RS osdway direct
opposite Howard Hotel us isS
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OpgyIsG OF THE NAvIcATIos-Kingsion Har-
Dor .sys the Bfi,sh Wing h open. The ice is not
all cut Of the Bay. bu, sufficiently % ALLOW al kadS o.!
vessels 10 arrive and depart without hindrance.
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7 .IlITsUeu TOT VIC w
all atis WILEY i PUTNAM, lbl broadway
TILE MODERN PEREGRINE PICKLE.

THE MODERN PEREGRlNE PUZZLE.
BURGESS. STRINGER CO have recently published
ID pquan humorous and stirring novel by Captain
MArryat (hs last called Percivsl Keepe. Price IS cts
Soel found rival 10 his line Of character before
thu appearance Of" Percvs Ktene" The gallant Captain
author only added another leaf his aurels IN srccesi-
10 well the imitation The story Is glorious one
full OF life and stirring bon- and ahroad-from mo
schoolmsBuers blow up 10 the elevation OF the hero TO
rank ard honorable There not prosy nr In tho
Who'll" book. BURGESS. sTRiSt Eh = W
all jis ~ Broadway, coe Annst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13

IT. Insley's One Dollar Portraits, l22 Broad
way, opposite City hoteL-The late Improvement enables
these splendid, ricn toned pictures with great
rapidly and besuy and pledge ourselves that they will
give more general satisfaction than the pictures
any other Gallery In New-York Large sized portraits
Tar IN upon the same prncip pies. a9 2wis'
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foarb aIeetings.

TWELFTH WARD WIG NOMINATIONS.
Fer Alderman. THOMAS CARNEY.
Far A,st,tqnt 90. DAVID MORRISON.
(CEARLES 8 MILLER,
r or <1'ef'V' 3. LAWRENCE z KERR
(...,.,,., GEORGE FEITNER,
" ''1'' JOHN HELMS.
For En;peetorI Fl Election:
IE District. LEONARD HAZELTINE.
90 ...STAATS WILKINS.
% .....JOHE n sfDELL.
- ......AARCkLLUS EELLS.
By order, WARREN BRADY
az j!ls> ChsirInsc Nom Committee.
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Books.
To-Day UBL1sHED.


! ISRARY OF AMERICAN SOCKS, NO 16-seenes
.or-.- pririei sue white paper is,o Price % cents
THIS volur-is ny - Il. Calvert, E.q Of Bsuz'o7e
ard hts been prepared rcr1 AID -tts-> written oy
sHttor hile travelling r-siug IN Ecgsnd France
g, Isiur Germany Switzerland and It-ly. Besides
ces r-lsrs distinguished Literature sd Ire
.-t. rapid skeich-s and i-ct-cs contains
Of the authors IPvrtenee IN hy6ropshic
establishment The Rhine brief exposition Of he
p-rcip.ei ofLhe Ws,er-CEre-
WILEY L PUTNAM, l6I Broadway.
Who bare just published. Type Peep II Pclyuesisn
Lite during four months residence N Valley Of the
MHcuesss with Notices CT tie French Occupation OF
Tsh sni 30 Provisional Cessior OF the Sandwich Is
lads 10 Lord Ps1e.; hy Herr-sn Melville, parts, ST
cent. snch. or IL I vel Emo cloth. 81.
The Wilderness ard The War Path 6v James Hall. Az
hr of Legend. OF The West Price - ais
SPARAs FROM TIE ANVIL,
pY ELIHC SURRlFT-THiS Is IMMATURE
~ volume OF rs pages got IN nratsiyle aad embraces
some OF ihe glowing -ccnlsuJns OF TIE gecius OF
Ny Brothers. Grave. Tn EriSrsnFs Dog; Beard
jag ne L3or n rs Dem The Natural Bridge; All Mort
Gagged. Barry Ne n the GARDEN An Apprentices Way
OF Acquiring Library TIE Wa--Ship Ohio. Storuiog
On-bsc. Ar HOrr aEocg ne Mountains The Dru1kard =
W.fe The Sind Boys Return; Tie Inventive Genus OF
Labor.
Pace IN muslin. gait; 81 il paper covers lS,c
~ For the accommodation OF persons distance 20
ulay obtain this !ii'!e make the Glowing
To saw person who viii enclose ST. free OF postage We
viii send By return OF ai securely enclosed H strong
wrapper and FREE POSTAGE, copies OF the cheap
edi;oa or four copies In the be.; srvle OF binding
Pleue address HENRY J. ROWLAND,
sI3 4t.7di4 Worcester, MSsS-
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II Paper HanginRs and Window Shndes.-
Solomon Hart 2i3 Broadway, opposite The Park. have
the largest and best assorted stock OF Paper Hspgngs and
Window Shades be found In the city and al prices lower
than can be had ii any other establishment
Their stock consists OF the different styles both French
and American which the public in general invited 10
call and examine. ml8 misMWkF'
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NEW JERSEY HOTEL.

having been reported the New Jersey Hotel Nor
i ristowp n J. he opened this sessop, The
this method OF informing The pubic and his
friends again leased this splendid establishment
and ready accommodate in the most genteel ana
reasonable families, single persons and The travel
ing public Morrisowu Is well known for It's sauoriy,
ard b.rg on- OF the mos. delightful residences in
thu country The -uhsc'r that his efforts 10 please
will ensure him a shaIc OF The public patronage
iii Sui. u 4. CROMWELL.