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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

"hDhil'NIVN hui Eli,
Staunton, Va.
yNHE Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing
70 nc public, ihs he has ren ted style mi. eI.s
ave establish prepared TO .eeoui.,. i'm
IN me most comfortable To paron. he re-
tnfns ms most sincere thanks th.
ronaEs with Of p,oy
Tot the comfort and convenience His b..
The best manner and his bar filed with aaor.
To those persons who seeking .aiubroa e. OF
me ms during the approaching that
be has fitted 10 number or eomuodious roo, FOR The
accommodation Of private families.
W HIS CHARGES will be Moderate.
MICHAEL O. HARTMAN
W Attached 10 his Hotel eomlotiou, stab.
with eresHept oser An sares runnns To ana from ,un
ION sop at this Hou' and going west sou, and
so--H, else ~ ceaohton- nay 2I-3m
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NUMBER 80.
TO THOSE WANTING BAnearNS,r
DRY GOODS. -

TX ". IL. JENKINS would invite those waning
any d-Senptoa 81 Dry Good. 10 epm,p. a. - 80
uIeha-ne c.cwherc-intend,ns in lew so, 4, NJ.
rofe "a ie E'sc Row. r,dsetons IN pace. ne- -.
1000 PES e. CNheoc- linz eh a.
By M piece yard. - a"4 ses~a.sss
Cot OTnabsrrs and DHHnx.
ease Paraoe cites for "a Cd
~
faniis, wanting : of Law M
drrs-rs viii hni them very chan 's'' ''' ehfSees'
Irrh Linens all pties. from IS cent, nm
Iinen Shee'inrs AZ very reduced price,
canton Mat' nrs. and any ares i'm The ~ c., ,-
will be sold f,r ea,h Al ~ '- SePaf me"-
ia
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ThomP>on's Mexico for rs Cents.
M w. RANDOLPH d co. l2I Main street

ThOmP>On'S Mexico for rs Gents
w. RANDOLPH Il CO., I2I Main street.
~ have Or sale
Wa+dy IhonpsoRs Reeoeetans Of Nexeo an 81 - d, p,,e,
70 cents, muslin binding
August No. Columbian Mara4Ine with 4 MAZE. %
No us liiieis Living Age lee.
AuEu1 No New York Inu-s'ed game fine plates, Csc
Doe - and rs Illustrated Shasspeare;
CSC. 1852 ~ '"'
July No. Baekwocd's Magazine.
baliinore Weekly Western Continent for August 1. &c
Grahams MAGAZINE for August, with , plates use
"eoey slsdys Book ami Arus Magazine with pars
Ladies National Magazine August vita Plates loo
No. 20 Fros's Pictorial World. Csc.
no DO do ERg and 9Sc.
30 93ahd9 Do shatspeare Csc
Pari 10 AMI last Lsfdners Popular Lectures 25e-
Venice Preserved tragedy. BY OtWay. ise-
lhe keskns OF Indian and InFr being conclusion Of the
Liiepage Manuscripts b. J p Cooper. vols soc.
tih supply of houtloons Napoleon. paits a. &c
20 o' Of new Music just opened auI
~ EW BOOkS.-No. the Statesmen of the
Commonwealth Of England ueatise on the popular
prosres'in Essh HRto John Foser timer Tspe-
ciiea BY q Chouies 70 BE- completed numbers. with
portrsi in each number. Price 9Ss. saca.
Eihnn Alien, Ne Kings Men hstoea novel by Melvin.
author OF The Masses II LaBEford"
New CgSllustraied Magazine f1r August
NO ~ ani Inst Popular Lectures rnse AMI Ar
N he principal ,s and towns Ct States by tvopu.
iardntf. Received Av - -'-'-E
aul NASH woonHousg
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a NEW AND IMPORTANT REMEDY.-PRICE'
CELERR ATEn STIMIII ArINc I1N1MrN1,

NEW AND IMPORTANT REMEDY.-PRICE's
CELEBRATED STIMULATING LINIMENT.
I'His Truly invaluable preparation prepared from the essential
u oHs Of soGie OF vegetable Remedies. ana
has obtained for rssh universal Specific Remedy
of-kh" umain Tic D0oErou1 Lumbagc White ling
suea Contracted joints Govt Patsy spans ter Pimpes on
me race RnEwom CUtaneuus ETuDOns PhognasLa Dole
Hyseria Ague, Nervors Hradaebe TOoihaehe Cranp &c
hurGfets q Certificates from th Of
ou state eoud be procured necessary esiying its eca
~ IN he above forms Of diseas-but a. IL
only requires demonstrate extraordinary efeaey IL
acts Ike ehafm-RemovinE the
times in few nuIes One advantage
uenus required an
fequ-nty deeerous Drugs Every Family provided
with II, and ndiv dual aeed d.
eases should mmetsytesS Many OF respectable and
successful Physicians freely pIace.
fuee ~ per bottle. For sale by GAYNOR l. WOOD,
Arr,. IN, Ri-h,,,r.4
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NV AND MOST AGREEABLE RAIL ROAD
AND STEAMROAT LINE TO uAITIuOIyE
VIA PINEY POINT AND THE MOUTH OF
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these important remedies the Of application
tended experience the genuine Offspring Te
tive influence has been felt and Acknowledged by
FROM north, south, and Wesom the
humble roofs Of the vaeya made vocal by
ing praise.
Dr. ". we'll congratulate himself upon aeeuing
from his researches and rejoice
healing balm the afflicted position nyabe than The
filde of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

Notation this time for the purpose OF Offering our
views upon ii, because we are not OF course
competent to do so from the brief examination we
have been enabled TO bestow upon IL But we
strongly feel the necessity for reform OF some kind,
and are willing TO aid in giving currency to every
earnest and sincere effort TO accomplish so great
work To us it seems that the general and easy &C.
QUESTION OF knowledge OF Music by the ordinary
intellecis OF all classes would do much TO promote
public virtue civilize and enlghten pubic taste
and Danish brutality and crime from society; and
we look hopefully upon every movement toward
simplifying and rendering universally accessible
that precious knowledge which is now confined 10
few persons gifted with extraordinary capacity
and indomitabe will. We have for years been sat
isfed that half perhaps three quarters OF the
appalling labor presented TO the pupil Is completely
supertuous-that the interminable hnger-work and
scale-work without meaning; the Babylonish jar
gon of horoughbass the killing rack and strain OF
incessant sol-ta-ing are monstrous pervers'ons OF
Nature Science. Art and rational Musical Edu-
cation In this we know well that we are commit
ting high treason all sorts OF scales, major and
minor but defy the consequences both natural
and through every species OF modulauon, even INTO
seven sharps and so through as many flats TO the
beginnng-we will cheerfuly run the gauntlet OF
them all, if we can do any thing 10 help the world
10 cheap supply of Music-that sparkling gene
rous and healthful wine of the souls thirst They
have discovered in the Magnetic Telegraph that the
most perfect velocity is attained by the absence OF
complicated wheels and machinery-and is not hu-
man thought as easily transmitted from one brain TO
,l,a = Fron U a =
Let US discover the true Language OF Music and
Music itself will come TO naturally as speech,
rhythm, cadence grace of inhexion eloquence-ali
for which The Orator fiercely labors-to the child
We Of course mean TO pursue this subject
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11atent Hle0ielnes.

nR. H.F PEERT'S YERMIFUGE, or " Dead
~ shot for Worms-A highly concentrated and chemically
combined prepara.ion capable from The propude o US
action Of cleuT1ng The system IN er hosS 81 eVe'y lpo'n
The exceeding small quantity of tnis medicine required 10
existence of 10 remove every one from
STEM its operating II few huurs together WIN us
great certainty OF effect constitute II one OF me most ori
liant discoveries OF the seldom needs TO Dc repeated
followed DINER purge; therefore IL
urgea cases. those OF s spssns sions caused
by lis unriva!ed superiority Is manifest rev med
ctnes calculated improve the health oil child
exist II removes thosc masses OF
crudes thai hue and closely sdh-re 10 the stomach and
bowels giving rise 10 symptoms hat counterfeit every va
riey Of or-disease. Though prompt and certain IN s
operation perfectly safe anc adapted TO Inc enderesI
sge. u, .
The following testimonials selected from multitude
Of Others evidence of lis great medicinal value
Extract from letter Tecrrved from DT ~aHTto'',
wcAsTLE, VA. Jan. 8, lS+i
DEAR SIR ! gave vial of the 81 Dead Sbot you Ie
with for the purpose OF testing its merits 10 l9na Vi
who introduced its MS family py gll"e "
patlru. selected suitable IL "ss 40 a
cordng the directions around the Wal! sho 70 my ao
icnmtDl, The hrs operation broush' away %
have administered in several other instances so, 80
similar good and IL will AFFORD me lhucn PIeasuI
in doing ali IN my power recommend IL 10 le uoce VI
my friends and the public generally u,u,proN
JErFgRsoSvILLE, VA, 18th May, le+i-
hereby certify that about six mouths since maze use Vi
Dr. Il Peerys Vernfuge N csse OF one U ny Tn o..
about the age OF four years The child ~sa very low 80
much SO that thou almost al The point Oh oea N
few hours shs passed 1870 and in me course OF oe
mex, dsy was entirely restored 10 her former heaii
have wen others OF Inc fany WIZ LILO se'no 'eu'H
The aboy. yerrifuge has been made use Of by Dr.
peerv in wide field OF practice, embracing this and sew
sxamnied .uccess ALEX. ST. CLAIR
Prepared by Dr. Il. 2. PERRY, and sold BY a. B. D.
Ea,, Broadway New-Yort and By Druggists generally
tbrnu ghort ~ frn'-d Stnts< W IN
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The Oregon Country.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9, ls4,
tn HE Editor Of Tic Union:

To the Editor cf The Union
Sir: Since pcnning my last number, have been
appraised Of the pursued by our President IN re-
ectu prcers OF Great Britain - Rrhtrate upon our
rights to Oregon and here beg leave 10 say III answer
TO some grave questions from grave quarters that as
Representative delegated 10y their legislative body to
su,ax forth their sentiments and wishes mere notwtb-
standing the cizens Oregon feel mortified chaed and
injured BY the hardness OF Government measures,
they are true the American Eagle and fully agree
with the President in the belief that Oregon is ours
And depend upon IT, they will fight under his banner
the spng OF the hearts blood rhther IMAM y'ea 10
Great Britain what they conceive 10 be clearly ours
No sir: doubt the right sentiments and feel
ngs of citizens in Oregon. 1hey are pbtrouc 10 inc
last degree and though many OF them are plain and u
e,tered they are brave Cesar and would TO Heaven
the members of present Congress Wouo De
at once to put their hands the means TO test their
vaor and my head for IT, should proper occasion pre-
cent Itself 10 defend Jag and the land OF their adop
ton If they act wei, their part
Sir we have our Gilhams, Applegates Fords Bur
Nets MISUNDERSTANDING. Missouri, and Rocky Mountain
boys-makng little host OF the most frank, Ingenious
vaorous spirits any where 10 be met
But Sir | tremble for those brave, honest. intrepid
men for while reflect that long encc their little
Iepsa,ive body of thirteen members with the star
gled banner waving over their heads IN oregon Cry
only nine days to pass twenty-five bills in due orn Tor
the regulation of their intercourse here ma our Naton
al Congress sitting talking and discussing much longer
time without as yet, having adopted II single measure
for their benefit.
ask most respectfully ought not Congress, with.
farther delay 10 carry out the MEASURES Pi"Po9eu
by the President his Message for the safety and pro-
lection of our beloved ctizens in Oregonf
Should put this question 10 their constituents. 10
the peoue of these United States would not the hearty
spontaneous, and almost unanimous expression be.
Yes yes amen = 10 measure that sends ileht nope,
and security brothers. sons, and citizens, VINO
have brsved every danger and difficulty and gone to the
ends of the earth enlarge borders to develop the
resources of our forests add interest worth and wealth
10 our domain convey our Heaven born institutions 10
that land of darkness and raise the American standard
upon the very shores OF the Pacific. JOHN WHITE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

VAN NESS, PETIT 81 CO.-Builders Of Fro
Eagines Hose Carriages and Msnnfacturers OF al other
implements for extinguishng Fires No. lag Esse1sfeet
New.York. -,
The above firm are prepared execute al orders In their
line OF business Manufactures, Village Corporatons
Towns LIes Boroughs and Compapies and any who may
favor Them with their patronage
The annexed certificate Of recommendation has been
cheeruly glyen by those whose affixed hereto
Certificate Of Recommendation
We the undersigned, having long known the senior part
ner of this hrm Nj. SAos VAN NESS, most cheerfuly 70
commend him 10 the public as experienced worlmsn
aud doubt but that MI orders enustec 70 The hn
VAN Ness PETIT Co. will be promptly executed, too
that too IN style Of workmanship that cannot fan 10 s'
eulire satisfaction. - Water
CaAspALL RICH Esq Chairman Of tho Fire a nd,o,sn
Committee OF the City Of New-york, and presen'
Of the Seventeenth Ward. -, named Com.
THos. CosSoR, ESQ. member OF t9 -
nitee anc Alderman Of the Seventh ssf Engineer and
CoRSs v. ANDERSON, ESQ pres The City of Hew-York
sIpeIn.sndsns Of Fire having served
n inai capScly io Police Justice, ana nas oeen u' e@
Wa J. RooHk. E Esrs Department for many years.
I'VE member o. III Esq E1-EngIneer and E1 nAN
PAN ~ :, .rd Water Comnittee-,, - G ~ On.
Of the Firs NJ HoFFMIRE, Esq. Ex-EnglneGI anu 1-A'~
EDWARD pr suilding and Repairing Fire Engines;
perintsnuSG1 Icx Esq Ex-Chei Engineer ana
JANE, of Building and Repairing Fire Ensinsss h, :,
Nay similar testimonials could se eesuy oo''-' wv
. ',honyht tina, The above are sufteieoL .,a.d .,
All orderr thankfully received aud puncp"aii5 w.
NJ pNRanairs done al the shortest rouce-
- Fol ale low Two second-hsp Engines IN comprise
-, waYranted a. good any now In use 81
0'oe' VAN NESS, PETIT w ",
New.York Feb. LsS iS4o. ia s%oss''
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Loss OF THE STEAMER MARGARET KEMBLE.-
The Norfolk Beacon has letter announcing the loss OF
this steamer She sailed from Portsmouth on the Both
nj, bu, encountered gale when only few hours from
land which soon rendered her unmansgable. The
and passengers took 10 the yaw which was for
uately built like whalebost with sharp stern-but
f which II could not have lived TWO minutes. No lives
ost
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THE INSANE Is THE ARMY AND NAvY.-Mr.
Editor The reading of your article on the report
ofthe Bloomingdale Asy um for the Insane, remind
ed me of the fact that our Government have num-
Der of insane whom they are keeping in cells, with
no other care than TO keep them comfortable as
thew can be made in common Hospital. They have
none of the benefits of the great made
in the last twenty years for the treatment of the
insane Why can not these pitiable objects be taken
from, the cells of our Hospitals and placed in good
Asynms at the expense of Government. until an
Asylum shall be built expressly for them! Will
the Secretary of the Navy or any body else answer
sciv7 Will some Member OF Congress ask for the
fac;s7 HOWARD.
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General Notices.
w Hydropathy.-A Hydrops;hic In

" Hydropathy.-A Hydropsihc Institution hss
beer opened Morrlsowr, " J. under the supervision OF
Dr. g. T. Dexter
This establishments has the simple accommodations
patients its OF Bsihs &c alter the
latest and most approved plsr.
The effect disease Is truly surprisins O!t
chronic complaints such dyspepsia govt long standing
rheumatism spinal diseasrs crvatn-e- nervous dlrhcu
ties dsess-s injuries of joints piles. dropsy
pro-psus OF Ih- womb. receive immediate ard permanent
benefit and diseases arrested and cured
morrsiovn is well known OF the most delightful!
ana healthy villages IN The country rendering Il, therefore,
avery desirable residence for iGvalids
Applications for admission he made at l2 sier 81
by letter post paid Or Dexter al Morrsiown us
" The subscribers' Lozenge for Cold In the
ead instantly avat-s the dissg-ra5e symptoms OF TIA.
unpleasant disorder. Permitted dissolve slowly In the
mouth IN It's action the membrane OF that organ
withdraws Inflammation from the parts Affected IL
also etcacious and approved remedy for hoarseness
and loss OF voice Price Is d box.
Sold al the principal drug stores, and by J. & l. COD
DlNGTON, SOS Hudson. cor Sprlngst 50 lnlsip-
~ }. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor At
Lew, and Commissioner OF Deeds &c. viii attend in the
Renh.nZ Room OF Yammsny Hall all hours OF the day
and svau'nr ivlS os1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13
Emisrnnrs 10 California.

Mr. Greeley Your CITY Items and the pa
pers generally in the CITY, sent the emigrants by
ship Brooklyn to Oregon. This is giving Oregon
rs hard pull 10 the southwark as the Locos would
civ. il 10 the North These emigran,s have gone to
the Ban of San Francisco in Upper California,
where it is said another ship-load will join them in
two months after their arrival They were Nor
mons from all over the lot and not exclusively from
\. England. OLD SLY
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Robert owen ON the oregon Question.

io'N Editor Of The Times
UkAH SIR; Feeling IA do deep interest In the pro.
@ and permanent, prosperity Of Great Britain and the
taed States, and being equally DESTROYS 10 promote
ae substantial welfare OF each without ininrv 10 other
Uencies having also long studied the progressive DO
on OF both with respect to each other and their in
1eaee for good evil throughout the world for good
zen heir enormous, yet daily Increasing natural aud
IIquned powers shall be wisely directed TO benefit
Ssn,eives and other countries and especially when
-! shs freely introduce to them their latest dscove
- Toe arts and sciences aud exhibit Just spirit Of
80 eafance, equity, and peace in their transactions
- the weaker powers IN both hemspheres
'S"ins the subject OF Oregon under these impress
ana calmly attending all that has been stated to
- y-pc on boih sdes, 1t appears 10 impartial in
a., and feelings, that 10 give notice 20 teru,-
~. "s present dangerous joint occupancy, and at
70 divide the territory by the i9th degree would
,s- so, existing circumstances the best measure 10
~ lasting peace save the honor Of both nations
All y saese unworthy feelings between the presses
iSeSp!e In both countries. In fact. between TWO
ss e'sons destined II Is hoped 10 create in both hem.
VII greatly improved state of society; one in
.r right direction shall be given 10 the sacalcusbl
er.s -, u new productive powers acquired from sci
nes seuy within the last eighty wears wei! as A
s,eeeon in forming the public mind based on an
aasete o' 'ae unchAns'ns laws OF human
u, fexed question once settled between the parties
iass terms and cordial confidential union being
isy as Tor The interest of both ought low TO be-
wesS Sd each other, not only increase rapidly in
gac,c u knowledge, but TO accomplish the most gi-
Ths ;ensia results for themselves and the world.
reae,..' OF the above in the Times al your con.
eaces will oblise.
Dssr sir yours mos, faithfully.
'a'sastoa City, Feb. 3 1886 'NNi o"A"
knseS WI David B. Ross;ter, Of Plainfield. III was
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General Notiees.

~ NATIONAL Fire Insurance Company, Office
No 50 Ualst met with only trang losses by The great hre
in this city on the 18th OF July last This Company doing
large and rapidly increasing business in consequence OF
,,,- rss.ee II not taxing 5000 in any risk,
rb,,b r,l. hey sl adhere and By scattering he'
risks rs no, TO hazard loss in any ordinary ire more
thsn that sOuns which security rendered
=, ,, ,bs insured IN coane1on with their capital.
DIRECTORS.
Joseph W. Savage, WE =. w ard,
TSlrrs spriug Nn. S. Slocum,
81 : Doughty JONI F. Msckle,
John BroHTer, OLE nCCnaIn,
Stephen boil. Jonn Ss s, mouse
VIM. w. Campbell
JOSEPH w. SAVAGE, President
WIN. JAS Boees, Secretary.
n. B-Appncadons for insurance attended to without de-
tho once No. G. Walls. and also for the conveuieace
81 and public in The upper OF the city by
Mclpure. agent, No Soi Hudson-st corner OF Spring
., and BY s. L. Newman, sgen' corner OF Avenue c. and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

~ The store OF Mr.. Hartman, OF Porter, Me.
was destroyed by ire On Monday night last loss about
SlOOO-no insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

EkRRE,S SHAVING CREAiI.-The uaders.sr-
I'd having used fsrrrs Shaving Cream, We do mol nes
s,e to recommend tho public the best Shaving Cream
either domestic or imported in Rev m JAWS
Rev. 4. Granger, Rev. SaIn'i NJ Emery Rev W u how
ward NJ. D., VIM 8 Casey NJ D., J. Barrsi ~ D. D.
Harrison, NJ D. Mi6dletown, CT
The above superior article u for sale N New doiA a. the
manufacturers prices by j. w Hoboron 70
Hosdly, Phelps l. Co. l+2 Wsie.-st; + Tones son,
Maiden-sne j. L j. F. Trppe go and Y Maicen-ishe- A.
retail BY Druggists and Pefumers geners!y
10 an, 8 e FERRE Proprietor, Middletown, c,
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SANDS,S REMEDY for The Sail Rheuul-This

StANDS,S RFMEDY Tor Tue Sail RheunL-This
- medicine acquired very extended ana established
reputation wherever has been used based entirely on us
wn merits superior efficacy has alone sustained
has found thousands of 10 he perfect ana
lasting for folio cuaneous dseases VIZ san
Rheu Ring Worm, letter Scsld Head BARRIERS or JACK
son lch Mentagra, Eczeua Psoriasis PAlmara blochea
snd Pinpes on Face and affections OF the skin
Over fifteen diseases have been cured
by this wonderful medicine which alone sufficient guar
anty of lis great medicinal virtues The following GER
rFicArE is variety of others. which II 10
believed will fully satisfy the minds Of all who may use the
medicine Of lis intrinsic virtues.
Aies,rs. 4. B. r d. Smd,-Gens: certify that nave
been cured Salt Rheum of standing oy Inc
use Of your Remedy and Syrup OF Sarsapara and wish
every person troubled with this dreadful disease IN any
would call will them thai your
medicine will cure them perfectly. Yours, truly,
Ann MARIA WE1BALL.
New-York, June Sd 1870
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by A. b; u,
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 79 Fulton, corner OF cold
a. Sold by A B. SANDS Co. Z7s Broadway. corner OF
Chamb-rs-sl; DAVID SANDS & Co. II East Broadway.
Maui Work ~ I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

VNfALLIBLE REMEDY for Frosted Linbs-The
proprietor otthe Danisn Linimsnt which mas at'aised
.uch celebrity II The north OF Europe for It's efficacy IL
healing Frosted Limbo land been introduced by hun In I'M
sdelpa with equal SUCCESS acqus.ns those hfncteo nSt
he has appointed Agencies al ZIG Beecker-s. ana 70
Maiden and q Maidenane up stairs. where supply
ma be- 9S t''ti'~ nv wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

P. BILLS,
COUNSELLOR Law,
Tecurnseh L-uawee Co. Michigan,
NILL attend promptly 10 The COLLECTION OF oeo's ano Inc
w remittance OF moneys.
References
WIN H. Cary Co. N. YORK. Hoorook. Cartera Co. boston
Lee & Brewster, Wmtney g r SUM- No.
Crosby, Hoyt Co. > u. HUNTINGTON. 20 Esq. 4 roy
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rs- Bo.ron Subscriptions TO the New ork
T,;bune received by authorized Agents., 70.
s,sJs,r-et TermS-l0 cents per week or Two csnu lot
Single Coples v-.s.. ...,.,, h,. q ..,,, or -
20. ,,e cheap pu5csdons for sale ~ low .. ifsose
he Ros,on PubHshers. Theirs Nspoleon- is7 eool
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nor SAI.E-The good vii! and STOCK OF Lumber
l. yard very fagorsDy located for business Payments
made easy responsible individual ANY person wishing
10 engage In heb1sness will ind 10 his advantage 10 ad-
dress NJ this Office immediately One Of he BEST 10
cations IL II. York. - z~'