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WHOLE NO. 1922.
Greworks.

A 7 lss CHATHAM 81 opposite III 1bs1 ban lbes'sI-
.kThe subscribers have " Eo up tr-ir rstA lNs- sAF
ply and variety ~ st.ncsrc snd fafcg fr~vcrSs "neh
hey - N sgsc u ID cears shi tIsaIrt 'Sis pAfies
% neaFlre a1d f- patriotic on Re ros- r'A terms
consisting IN part n ne following articles Rockets, no
ran Can. - Serucsi N1e-i-. Mines az >lss Nne. ~
Screens. BtuEoa L'Etfs, Toe fccses. Ru- lignts,
Pin Nh-e S-rp~rts scroll Wheels ros1aion. Pa csos.
Slrrsm-rs Chinese Eyrr,, Flower Pos GrssshoPprrs,
Ssxons Yenos LifRs. r-srges, Pyramids, Fsns I IN
ton FIRE Crackers. Rockets, sPurk IoTPedoe. Pulling
GASSNER YOUNG. lS2 chsihSm-st
Dealers In choice Green ard Bsck Tess White ard
Brown Sussrs and Cfocerie, generally soaps. Ois sd
Andlcs zoe Cigsrs Loudln P.esles srd sauces Est
and West Indis Preserves Syrups snd Ccrdss Foreign
Ffuils and " mes, Porter. Ale Cider, Cheese, Ac
ssnty receiving fresh from >srtogA ard delivered 70
any Of The ely or shipped free u eNrens- u.
EIKEWORk- .FIRkWORk-.- An excessive
assortment Of superior Fireworks just opened snt Tor
sale wholesale $50 resi consisting " every variety n
Market and wsrsnt-d Of The ses cusv. Al prices neh
Cannot fa 10 please. Dealers are svl. 10 exsmine en
isstjgS HANvER NORTON. - Dvi. lonst
BRILLIANT FIREWORKS.
rvHgr fNDERSIGNFD have for ssle tnrir store as
s.hington-st superior and complete assortment Of
reofks which they viii sci As low ~ any onef uisnu-
f,rfurrs Cav snt country d-sers viii sud ms s1-
p-ror stock 10 a. ect from. Towns Nilitsrv snd GIVE
Aous can b. supplied with The shove articles war
rsnted equal 20 Any Diner u ihe CITY.
isa limos sADEAU 4 LOCKWOOD, 50 Ns.hinstoc-.L
EIRE NOkK-.-Lsrg- Rock-ls WIN eoiored hfes,
STARS and penis Roman csni cs OF ~ ixes iogrn-r
win .sner. sssornert % fire Works, IRE crackers,
Sc A. wholesale and retail by
ms GASSNEk foONd. ~ CoShA-.-
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Boarding.

pUubotuN
VNOIRT with or without board. furnished paross Nd
L bedroom, ct l52 CanaLsl Refereoees exchanges
)elo In
BOARD IN EAsr BROADWAY.-A s~o1ismas
ID and his wife. and two three single gspuemsn esh
be accommodated with pleasant apartments and hoard ~
applying ~ ~ East Broadway. References exchanged
leo iw'
Do&RD-A gentlemen ard wife and two or three sa.
Dsle gentlemen can be sccomm,d dated Win piesssnt
rooms and board In private family. by applying III
ssnd.-.t Brooklyn. Terms mode W..
A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY. having moro
"A room hsn they want would be I'D Ia tahe rom we
10 four bbsrders The house very plassan hne ysd
and family IN every respect agreeable Rooms 10 let are
on IN, second door and would be furnished required
Terms moderate such would eqar- but htts alien
ZION References exchanged. Apply No sartonss
ies lw'
DOkkDI IN THR eel NTwY wanted 70, family.
D-rhres rooms will be wanted for which hoefa nirs
will ba p.id II the situation 10 pleasant and healthy ~
dress box % Post Office. l-e "
DOARpING-Yiesssni rooms 9Th board. nay be 90
ID tsined al ~ Chamberssl oPposi'. The rGA rs "
ITO UOARDERS.-A respectable lady wisnss 10
sks two thres gentlemen and their ~ives Gso two
or thr 80 single gentlemen Ia pleasant healthy and 90
irs location having Croon baths kc Those desirous o.
the Comfort. u home may apply al lS Mot'st between
q raud and Broome. et w
spONRD-A genIlensn ard hi. wife, or too sipss
ID gentlemen can ~ accommodated with pleasant rooms
aud good board At p O.iver-sI Jefi
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az and r.tail by JOHN J. BROWN n co,
- u Fulton 81 near Nassau
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SULLIVAN co.
Mai. about 200, Loco Foco, for District Attorney
Washington. Agricultural Correspondence.

LETTERS AGRICULTURE PROM HIS tACkLLENOf
GEORGE WASHINGTON. President OF the U states
10 Arthur Young Esq +. X. s and Sir John sinclair,
Bart NJ P with statistical tables and remarks by
Thomas jefferson Richard Peters, and other gentle
men on the Economy and Management OF Farms In
the United States Edited by FRANKLIN KNIGHT le4 Z
Washn gton published by the Editor York,
Baker q Scribner, and VIM. = Msruen.
work is here presented TO the public combining
practical and scientific Agriculture, with the iscsimes
of the letters TO Sir John Sinclair which regard as
precious relic of the Father of bis Country.
1t is printed in large type and embellished with q
ezzotint portrait of Washington by ssrtsin two views
of Mount Vernon Nap of the FERNS view of the Tomb
and Ssreophsgus.
Washington as the brave and successful General as
the great and wise statesman the pures OF patriots
is known throughout the civilized world but in that
pursuit which sustsins the life Of the world-the pur
suit of Agriculture-he is little known. lie was prac-
tca and scientific farmer. Agriculture was his study
and delight 10 the cultivated held bis practice was ss
excellent as his tactics sklfu the field of battle his
msxms of husbandry wise &C his political preceps
We are here called TO contemplate Washington In
less osntsous character than We are accustomed but
not the les. interesting instructive And 1t IL enough
IN know that these letters from bis hand to awaken
In the hearts of his country the deepest interest in
the subject of which they treat.
Our City friends too will find IL valuable addition 10
their libraries and beautiful ornament on their tables
for no one be indifferent to Agriculture, the susie
nance of the world the Of all wealth the foun
dalton of trade and commerce without which people
become wretched and nations become weak and con-
temptble.
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g We receive regularly, every evening" oy
way Of New Haven. Boston papers OF the morning
through the attention Of Messrs Cloyes Dennis VINO
ltsruss back and forth sc supernendents Of baggage
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~ Commissioner Tor tne sta'ss " nj
.p1 conascIical, TsnnanI bal
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nK.IKA d. FRAZER, me cel-hrat7f Cancer Doc
IL tor who doclors lne ncisn mode ~ pr4c4c1, ar
rived h ls cry hs morning and can - found a. tn- u
Hotel for three days only IN each snd every m0nb Tor
ne season when specimens OF cancers can - sen 90
.ho.- days which nave been removed BY Or = ofIroy'
Ny. mYle Nv
GRI<kIIS WATER BATH, Norm side
L ~ he sal,ery-rns shove Bah i open fOr he
.eson Af.r undergoing eompets repair, 1. now ready
Tor h. reception Of Ladies ard Gentem-n and he public
yer sttsn,on will be paid TO visitors season tickets
esn BE- procured Al ne door 70 IN
7TOh-A graduats " College, Who . interested ~
i r1rslure and science. would BE- happy 70 gnderIAe
A.. duties Of Resident WISHING Tntor 10 fsniy Or
.boo he isa pracuced lsscher, and hi- tesanlonais
bghy satisfactory Addrsts l. B. ; box lsse, n fo'
on,e. Is
FAMILIES OR SINGLE GESTLEnES can
IL ave h-ir wAsh done IN me best HA1nrf ~ e-4hk
o,l-ag1s word viii Mrs POWELL, 30 Twenty -ss'enth
Il w.sf n Terth-agenu, on he most reAsorsn- terms
-. viii pay parcusr asniiOa ~ ias geing q nen
70 slI fsshion.b.s Peop.s. u ~
LINK OF CHOCkEkY FOR -ALE.-Ihe
- .torx f1tufes snf st.rc ~ 0re o tie o9es1 fslA
erokry stores In The city VIII - disposed " ~ ,eaAoL
ala lermI, 90 APPAesloaio sIERhES ~,lta.5LL5,
i-f eocU ~, 80
WASHING AND IRONING forfsiaiiies single
w g@ufea-r /. dou. 10 clean ard handsome man -
Al a. ROADWAY In nc bAs-m-ai ~ fsspeeIs1e wo
nan no produce good reference rec lllsd -lg y
~rorICr-An A.sessrn-rt Of Ore Dollar upon each Of
Ne .s.~.s.hle sharfs u he New fofk end Lhke SUI
,-r Mafrg Company stoes ha. besn lzd ~ ne Tr1s
ss Of H. Company Oue-h.f payable o. N %, day OF
IN, VICE President thereof Al their othce NewsL New
Yoex By order Of the Trustees.
Dated May 3, lsfT j. d hOhDAh' eeey
uyA 3sslm-
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COLUM BIA co.
C.rwss,.sT osf..f
result not given on the local ticket
DUTCHESS co.
IA -. nn..4.l E....r,.

H.
The Loco Judge and Surrogate and the Wig
District Attorney, are elected.
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Crotor uose NJ Is Gents per foot.-cor

~. (rOfo1 TIOsF : fFuiE IUUI-N'l
49, -. sr-i-~ Nti r11 u gr-siy % ttsir afValLaEe
- xxniue hs Hoe nsnufsei1red D. ne subscriber ana
~ .,,.rior 10 What IL sd II an advanced pr'ce
SSrrrsNROaT PROPRIETORs and al Others purchasing
80 ri vii be tsaI ~iin 10 sleh manner ~ IA %
.f.ctory TIE b-s Of ssoek lll os u'e1 n NE 2. h-
$3.50 n 81 xorkmAn.hl2 warranted
'AN'-'' T o BUCKMAsrEk, - Hudsou-.t and
= 1891 u cor Prarl anl Chatham sts-
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o. wafer Csre bos,e.-AI. n . S ss' So, ~.
90 10 rsei-v. psaens a. her roose = i'sH-'~ We
n LA, ,i,ns ladies' ard chitr-t 81 aseir cone s1o
-. si,.-too ipg th- spri,-.,ier ~ Nsi.r Cure OF
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NEW PLAYs.-Mr EPRs SARGENT's edition OF
MACBETH" aud USED UP' popular farce have Just
bean published by Berford s Co. , Aston House.
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~ "WAsHISGroS AND MS GENERALS by
GEORGE LIPPARD, with an Essay by Rev. c. c. BURR
No .. for sale by Beriord & Co. . Aston House.
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fashionable Clothing Stores.

CLOTHING.
\ VANDERBILT, 81 Maiden isne snd lsi West bfoso,
y. wHv hiss splendid assortment or Seuts Doys anu
blldr.ns clothing Five ounce skeleton new style thon
skirt flock sud stad coats sutabc for every sHe Also
mors tban DOE thousand pieces u fsSOnsDc goonso
make order al Of VIII Oh vii be sold nj re o"s' pos
sibie price. ,,- -, a. "a.
plessan. Summer coat. vest and psns from - 70
g. 81 Maiden ane and io8i Wet hfos1~Ay yrlV In
mr.. admir-. heantifn cut at,tnai DOT ony hs
d. f, mi live. ID graceful snd engaging appearance,
are Invited - try WILLIAMS, lD Nassaost opposm INC
prc. Church who will sell Deer sfcle for less money
man Any other house Aso an elegant
of spdng and SUMMER sacts, UOfsays pants soa ,r.'
chssper than he cheapest mI@o 80
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~" THE AMERICAN AGRIcuLTURlsr' tor
June--A. B. ALLEN, Editorials been issued by the
Hsrpers. and is sold by C. NJ ssxton 2O5 Broadway
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Farther from Mexico.
From the y 0. Picsyuns "a.

We mentioned yesterday the activity Of our
squadron upon the Pacific coast Of Mexico. We now
insert letter which ind in paper Of the 18th inst
IL IL dated
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MISUNDERSTANDING syst,m OF Dre-- ,

NJ NDAh n 1tIIaLIhI " sFslfm OI UI'H- ''aNIut
vi tau. ht &c put 10 practice ia % Chsmoers-sL
where Ladies invited O cz and witness ts - perjury
10 al he Old .ihuas Terms Tor Instruction only -
Lining and patti fitted 80 Dress MaNing Ia mo
best and f8shonsb.- style on reasonable trf NJ
f,. good V be- ught Mad T.systen md prac-
81 M
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CLOTHING.
FULL AND gAsbtoS Ae - toiT
R1ady Mld<, (ross - 20 SO,
Al tho ClOInin2
USE.
e7 io2 Puiion-st opposite The Church. Il
CLOTHING
Re1,fy Made and Muir 70 Order
To Cheapest Fashionable
TAlLOEf>G
EsTAbLfsH asSr.
In Sew-Yark Is
W. u. DEGR0OT co.
my5 Smos TO " feIon-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-11

Il Another steamboat race IS said o be IN
preparation. Mr. Law. the owner OF the Oregon, has
challenged the Bay state for 500 side. and Of
ers to give 500 10 her ard Captain # they VII
untertaka the rae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-24
Bronklyn IntelllRe nee.

PRESENTATION OF A Swonp LIEUTENANT MARIN
Next Thursday evening" the a7th is appointed for the
presentation Of sword to Lieutenant Marin the gal
liant partner Lieutenant Hunter in the capture Of
Alvarado and Flacotalpam. The ceremony will take
place at Gothic Hall. The military and citizens in
vitsd to be present on this interesting occasion.
UNITED STATES Day DocK.-A small leak was discov
cred last week under the Golfer dam Of the dry dock
Jersey prison Ship was found last year. The leak
did not amount to much On Saturday afternoon
workmen engaged in stopping it.
ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm of fire Sunday pro-
ceeaed from the chimney OF house In Green lane No
damage done.
County PAUPERs.-There ut present $50 inmates
In the aims houee Flatbush and sixty patients In the
Kings County Lunatic Asylum. Mr. Rushmore has
the duties In the asylum recently performed by
MIR Dside.
BREAxISo INTO THE POLICE OFYIcE.-On Sunday
Ing an entrance into Police Office by breaking open
the window. On examination, early this morning. 1t
was discovered that Judge Pearson's desk broken
OPEN his papers ransaked The object Of the party
appeared to have been to gain possession Of some i'm
portant document in Judge Poarson's desk. Whether
they accomplished their object not cannot be
Of the absence Of Judge Pearson In the
country On his return, perhaps, some clue can be
gained that will lead TO the apprehension Of the party
poLrcE-A man was arrested for burglary but Q.
count Of the pdispostion of Judge Downing exami
nation was postponed until tomorrow. There were
Of drunkenness and dsordery
conduct, which were properly decided by the judges
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-24

ELECTION IN THE CHERoKEE NATIoN.-An cleo
ton held In the Cherokee Nation on the FIRST Mon
day In August, for principal chief principal assistant
Chief national council and sherifs 30 far We have
returns In the Chez okec deocate there to be
doubt OF the election Of John Ross, principal chief
ana gregory Lowry, rs principal assistant chief The
eoon Tor the latter ocs viii be close between Lowry
Hsehasd Tsylos, SOD Joseph vsua ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-24

s.y Va. .'.. 80 ~ 49, :, t .s.
STREET They hsse the .telsf ..s n AZ. ti,..i,.-.
zee ~ WHICH wall write sell s pes .id a. 81
~ 70 hsss h~ats aat created fhs tssfs ~ h
rsdssno1 OF ~, r.. esssss Fs a srrrs b-s
oher Gold fsns IS eas 81 ~ sold o. a. "a 80 A. l
whore. Pens esrrisiy repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-24

Inc Dismond foirfs a. % NV Nok q n T 1r..,i.
depot No - 5oha,t Cos Nassau ,ae st.s ~hsss ~
assortment VIII BE- f0uaa a nt thsiF
but Of al tie c~ehrtrd makers Dr loaa srrresre m
the business ev able offer sressrr ~
whOisssle retail tlsf b. found e4sNhe1~ Th.e
have variety that y almost o,sihe ~ psss
mil he auIled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-24
Gold Pens-voshIng fasliisnte. she r.,,.,. M

the Boohteertr so uehh 40 sod god The hay
son 10 c0mmrncug. wben - b. fI~1. Ara
wa provided wi,h Fead 'es ~ 80 a. II e.es W
teafnn Co. "a C~dW street Ns~ fofk a. Cseaaut
rhsdethis. where hsd Vafet % e.d
aud among them ads ~ifh past ersf r.f.sss
m. wants Of clerks aud hookketsrs tht csna,f fs a.
20 please. Peps 0f all prices from cs % s. teaqy ner-
chants supplied On liberal terms oold rsns fspssi ana
cd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-24

T.e,h. Sweet Breaih ard ne .eosh Acne Y yss ~.at
be against the the tooth aehs there nothing hks
a. and % cents al.g
The Tablet ofPsa-i and Ai.hss,sr win ave IN bril-
liant complexion. The merit 81 his srfics vel Abh
ed aud 10 oay a cuts boz The lad should hs
so an srci % the Let fof ssi' AZ A.
0uiout. i27 Bowery. cor. 0fsnd street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-24

OCEAN STEAMERS The French steamer Mis-
souri,, Capt. MORN, will leave on the Slst nst
for Cherbourg, France; the Cambria will sail
from Boston on the LIST of Sept for Halifax and
Lverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-24

THE WATERING PLACES are now crowded, but
will begin to thin of in the course of week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-24
Intelligence from Mexico.

II will be seen, on reference the Geographic
dispatches, that some important intelligence, or,
rather, some important rumors, have been re-
eiyed from Mexico.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-24

TRApE.-The city is full of strangers; the fall
trade has opened with eciat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-24

s' :, we r.a'es yarty st-rg eftsa Pc - pssk
~, lpotrt Nile With ialss fseiY 0f thoce etfffs,
S ni - ss-fsntdts the lufchser. Ai-o scsora
III Eroad~ay Few s..,,. ,is,. ' e,s,,' "a, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-24

THEArRIcALs in this city are in state of great
prosperity; all the theatres are crowded nightly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-24

From New Brunswick We have received
a copious supply Of New Brunswick papers to
tbe aoth instant but find nothing Ia them Of import
sncs Three young men, charged with the murder Of
an old man named White have been acquitted, although
aauLs that they committed the act apparently ~ past
ef 4 dyupxsR &plia,- -Hssisa Aassrffssy, 81. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-24

Charge of 0rand Larceny.-Ann Moore Ann MUIR
Z charge Of robbing man by the name Of WIN short
soy, Of $43, In sovsreigns and bank bills while in .
tLisving 'crib" located at No say Orange street II
appears Shortssy for safe keeping placed the money In
one Of his boots,-but by one OF the
accused parties who tho complainant turning
DriDker locked them all up for examination.
Keeping Dtsordsriy House -Onacer James II.
Welch OF the attaches at the lower police arrested
yesterday Sarah futile alias Lyons, on q warrant
issued by Justice Driaker wherein she stands charged
with keeping lsordery house at No 80 Leonard
erner charged OF the girls In the above house with
having robbed him of SIS which accusation lei to
general row and the aid Of the police was called in to
house being indicted Justice Drinkef held the
to bail in the sum Of $1,000, which she procured and
Charge of Raps.-Oniosr Hartman, Of the 9th ward,
arrested on Sunday last man calling himself George
two Young girls one the other 10 years OF age by
the names of Wihemina Maria and Elizabeth Leet,
daughters of VIM Leet residing at No. % Perry street
Justice Roome locked him up for examination.
"A Rich Beegar-OAcer Geary, Of the second district
police, arrested Sunday last, ragged looking man
called Joseph rerrari whom the officer found sitting
the corner of 96th Sd avenue begging pennies
from the ci izsDs passing On conveying him to the
police Office, the officer found on his person S41 90 In
coin and bank bills and $40 in silver COIN Justice
Drink-r sent the mposter to the for six
mouths.
Retiring an Old Trick-A man Of genteel appear
ance tall and about 35 years OF age, calling himself
Thorn son entered the hardware store OF Mr. G. Mer
r OF Grand and Lewis streets and purchased
bill hardware amounting to $40 and ordered 1t to be
sent with him to his the of SCANNED
and Madison streets. This done by the boy
In the store the goods delivered to Mr. Thompson
who conveyed the house and cleared out the
back way leaving the boy to whistle for his return on
the front stoop Storekeepes should be very careful not
to deliver their goods until paid for
Peiit Layceniss -OHcer Behrls of the Second Ward,
arrested yesterday called Philip Simonson Ger
man on charge Of stealing ovsrcoat belonging to
Christian Ranshel. Locked up for trial
William Rogers was arrested yesterday, on charge
Of stealing cloak valued ut SIS. from VIM. Benson,
No. I'll Canal street Locked up for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-24

Travelling Dressang casss-Ths sxcrsdsngiy
snail compass which subsc ibsrs have prcsd ever
hiax fr The toilet short desuorx thss aaeta
nrss and fhs ndsone sod ssasnia - CHI tbsT
sss made sodsf thes< sapsu aay naaaietarsd
An ga 4niaslloa cannot tail OF heiag f4rIo D.
q. SAUNDERS a son. ~ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-24

Of ielthDiaphrasm Filter. iesn,. oni pa cat 49,,
Awrdedtw xo' tdas by the Ameursa lnstifnts r.
filters NOT lraer than put BE- sdy ,setej
to suy Tire or drsnt nve, ing water ard VII we cvI
fond ~ all river water
The filters modifed form have be-, ltsv sdspe1
portshe app lance; IN tbs sdsptsiioa. the orri
would be happy to sub Ia their imrIo,sn.. 20 mltr O.
captains of sIs WIN together with rtl snt
IN he and usvelrra Ted TO msk. aes der
Depot $40 Broaw u Walnut e. Ph,lsds pha. <sl
ash ngon street, ton; or South 81 se Baltimore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-24

Beas Hair Resio alive is applied the seove Once
l08 issau ~ BFor those who apply II the elves
is for sale.
READ Il Akron Cha H. Naror Of the city of New Yera,
do hereby certify ht hive seen gsoenl esrhc.is. sbd
person lily tinted with OF the p,rtie who have
signed and them be Of the highest s,ndias
the community. AARON CLARK.
New YoRK March 1880.
Boston Agency-i2s Washington ST. Philsds,rhia-2i N.
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