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IMPROVED
MAGNETIC MACHINES.


~ Moorhrnd- Graduated Magnetic VA
chine.-Tns instrument l. su .mp0riaN Improvement
Kind. nf aalgfacfur-. add as been adopted
By he medical profession genera y s being ne noel
convenient ant eH-cus Magnetic Ma lin- IN H. 10
perfectly simple IN cuu.trucuOn and N ersfoTe not liable
10 gel Ou OF order 10 he with srizr Instruments
admits Of ths m1st perfect control Ind can - 6sApu A.
any power adapted for an ~ zni or suclrni Tor
he ge,l aduts he pleasure % me operator The
magnetic force 10 In paired 10 continuous manner sud
with no unpleasant sensation 10 the nos deea- patient
Ii requires assistant IN - use nd "a IA every respect
perfectly hsrml-sa
y wonderful some OF disc OF ne most serious
enascier known 10 The medical TToiession Among 9th
ers msy be mentioned scrofllA d-opsy eryspezs deaf
ness. curvature Of The spine do0r-uN, ae1- and chro-
nc rheumatism, parsy ss, epepuc ia, n-aeache, and
particularly diseases which may be referred ~ nc nervous
system - ,,-l4-
A. a. evdenc= o. ~ superiority o les- Mafhnes over
Al others In U.s. reference - made o. severn OF NE
ost Distinguished IN h- medical profess On Who nave
used them grrs variety 90 comp Atns ~ih uprising
.urc-ss A ..ngie trial vii ssl lneif 40 Fsnsssrs
Farh Machine u c1mpAciy ~ Angr1 VI u.-fy ana
ali necessary appliances pat up m nesS rose ~ cures
Arro.no.uying rs-h ) Manual villa a. directions
regarding ia u.s. and application
ysrv family shoud possess Ol- ~ ifes- ealliui n
.t-.r-1ts Ta-v will zwsys be- found 4 - n-1le com
psn5n Ard aN-n The very b-.t physician n m- q need
Owtn 4, The f.riu-. pOs.-ssel bF ile slp-cfn-r ne
3r.du.t-4 Msgn~te Machines sof Al prices equally
- =. tho.e charged Tor inferior articles They can b.
r-sdy .sut 10 sny par u he country, And each n'ru
M.sas.euir,d sni for sale. WHOLESALE md retail ~
,y2os D. c. HooRaEAD, is2 Broadway, Se"'f9Ff'
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Court meets a, 4 O'Clock P. NJ.

VERMONT WING CONFERENCE.-The Convention
passed series Of resolutions among which were the
following
Rssoired That II 10 with nations "a with individuals
better TO suffer wrong than 10 do wrong mat the true
policy Of the American Republic Peace and that war
fence.
Rssolred That we regard Slavery as the most danger
on. element existing in the nation, which would Be
upwse 10 strengthen extend and therefore that our
Alternative any territory TO be acquired from hexi-
co must be-FREE TERRTroRY Oh MONK.
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YALE C0LLE6E.-COmmegceH IF Wax, ISL
The COMMENCEMENT This year il on Thursday Aug 49,
On Tuesday evening, Aug II. the Coleia al Ciers1
will h. preached by Rev Dr. Hooker OF EAst Windsor
The subject assigned by the General Association OF Con
nectcut. is The Divinity OF Christ
On Wednesday Aug Is, viii be held the meeting 81
the Alumni the Theological Commencement ana me
meeting OF the Phi Beta Kappa Society. Rev. William
Adams D. d. Of New.York City. will deliver the "A
dress before the Alumni Professor North OF hAmlion
College 10 the Orator Of the Phi Beta Kappa Society
Mr. Luzerne Ray, Of Hartford the Poet
Candidates Tor admission TO College will be examined
on Monday and Tuesday Aug l6 and u.
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C.TTIoS TO DEALERS ~ PIKE ARsI-,-

- In The action u Etaas Alles "a b.uf = 'yi - :,
Circuit curt u tle United sAlss fpf - nj On
ia psisai-rght mAnifzrur-, use. snd sell 70 ~ -
he .ELF-COCKiN0 PISTOL verdict "a - -.
~, ~. o.irrr with costs o. ris.. and me q" 49,
bursr-f 40 srs snd On niuuclOu has De-n i--1, 20 80
Blunt syms 70 restrain hsm from naAins - ..yrs N 70
.rurIe their petiiCu fJr : ul-.i AL - - " -
" sxhin zion Oh = tt u -rc-pu0us, las zen -.
The public therefore fespeeuuly p1, 80 ~
-r--t.. ~ or selling The SeECockllg fl-1,. .V -
Bunt syns or any P .io, Of sir AZ std "a, y
gnrding MS czuf0n L. SOud MAKE n-,-.af to -
-r L, .pu@s 10 he ls~s for pfol-cugu 10 Al sich
-. Al arrc u mis- kind are made by Al-n lhui
30 Norwich Coun ard for sale hy u prne pa dsai
Ar. 10 ne article 10 Ses. 1ork ElhAn hi,a.s-.t
Norwich, Conn. l2n Nov, lsxo nlo Aruh1fpl"p
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Correspondence Of the Daily Delta
MONTEREY. Mexico, June -, Is

EDS DELTA: Since last wrote you the movements
Of this division Of our Army have been very limited :;
indeed the small force here would, In my opinion,
preclude any active operations There now At this
place in garrison six Companies of the Massachusetts
Regiment in camp Brsggs Battery, Squadron of Ora
goons and Company OF Texan Rangers the remaining
Battalion OF VirgDians leave for Satlo today.
At Saltllo there the "a Mississippi North Carolina
and also part OF the Virginia regiment also Cheyaes
battalion OF Texans three batteries of Artillery, and
squadron of Dragons The total of this force
y amount 10 1000 men The Governor of the city Maj
EARLY leaves with his regiment for Ssto, aud Col
Wright of Massachusetts, will take bis place. While IN
power Mai Early stopped the publication of the Pioneer
by compelling the propreOrs TO surrender the press to
the City Government il seems that the priningpress
the property of the State of New Leon, aud was Oh
tanned by publishers of the paper by an order from
Col Ormsby.
Everything went on smoothly until the Pioneer com
menced expose some of the rsscslly proceedings OF
the Alcslde and Ayuntamiento, who Immediately took
the alarm and demanded of the Governor that he should
the press be again delivered into their hands
with which request he In his zeal to gain the good will
OF the MeXlcsns. Immediately complied
The city is rapidly filling up the Mexican families
are returning in large numbers
Gen Gushing arrived here yesterday he has be-
eve almost entirely recovered from the accident which
befen him at MstsmOrOs
Grsys and McCullochs companies of Rangers have
been disbsnded their term of service having believe
expired.
We are now three weeks without any reliable intel
gence from Gen. scott. ID.
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Books.
WOMAN Ann urR DrsEAsEs,

WOmAk AMI HEX DA>hASESf
IRON The CRADLE To TIE GRsNE-aesftet ex'
snf al th- disease. Of crtca periods BY Ed
ward II Dixon VI. D. Pp SIS; prcs 81 -. fourth edi.
tiou. Also, by h- same suthor similar work sdd fesset
10 Young men pp 20 price s. eighth edition Thes-
the intellectual physical advsncemeut q their children
The msdicsl rs giOus daily pfess have passed The
highest -ncouiurs upon their Utility sud hgh mora char.
scter For sale BIZ CHAs h RING
Conner of Broad say and Johns ~
Agents wanted througholIlhe country. lyli lv'
new AND VALUABLE ASTRONOMICAL
kNORK FOR PRIVATE LEARNERS, the family circle,
w Common : noos Snd Aralemief ASTRONOMICAL
HAPs 90 sixteen colored charts, each by = ieet
whole designed illustrate The mech snism Of he Heavens
by r. MalusoB.
The plan ofths work 10 entirely original zach map NJ
iusrHe distinct part Of the movements or rheuoir ems
Of the heavenly bodies until al The leading principle - Of
this noble science are made perfectly Ineligible 10 lhe
l-srner The Elementary rrestse describes each hgure
on he maps and specially stsps ne Work 10 The family
circle the private student and 10 schools The parent Or
teacher IN the OfI mag Instruct youth o WE'VE years
snd upward. giving clesr snd prscueA knowiedge u
the snh ard will and Increased Interest and pleasure u
the study he progresses The maps are hesuni As
for transportation wiki one copy " The Treaiise, ~ ~
per thick paper, and al - With cloth backs Pub
ms HUNTINGTON SAVAGE, 2ls Pesrl.tNY
DE LACY's GENERAL GRAMMAR.
DRINClPLEs OF GENERAL GRAMMAR, stspied
% the youth and proper serve Introduction to
The study of languages by A J. Sylvester De Lacy,
Member Of the Royal Council FOR Pu5lc Instruction, The
French Royal institute, &c. Sc" Trsnssied and hied
FOR American use by Dr. Fosdick Dr. New edition lasl
publshed By MARK II. NEWMAN co
ie9 ls9 Broadway.
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supreme Court...Jrly /

Reported for the Albany Evening Journal
Judge Cady presiding The Court met this morn
Ing according % adjournment
The Committee on LsS Rules made Report u was
read bat amendments being suggested Il was referred
hack 10 the Committee % report complete.
The Committee on Equity Rules reported The report
was debated but was not gone through with al the hour
of adjournment
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PAVILION HOUSE,

~ Al FREMONT ROW BOsTON.-The subscrib-r
& would respectfully inform his fienfs and tho public
49, that he h-ssken ih-tyefy plessatt hotel The PAVILION
siust.d Tr-montRow frUnuag the open grounds
overlooking City Hall Having been thoroughly repaired
newly furnished, and many alterations and improvements
made whi, add much The c0sfori Of Travellers hsfe
being large aud spacious palofs eiih ssehed will
be found convenient for families veil as gentlemen OF
business leisure The very experience he hiss rad
la the bu snas and the determination 10 give his entire -
forts the Of the house he hopes BY strict al
tsn,ion and comforts Of bic guests 10 merit
continuance Of .he liberal patronage he has hereto,e re-
ceysd. STONE.
Ro.toD lime IR41 Tvs Imeod-
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CIrN ITEMS.

WEDNESDAY July a.
SUICBE-John q. Kleugden who was arrested
yesterday charge ofhsvng obtained money to large
amount by OF false preences this morning on OBJ
serving notice OF his arrest 10 one Of the daily papers
Immediately committed suicide a, his residence III
broadway, by shooting himself with pistol The Coro-
ner has been called to hold inquest upon the body Of
the deceased
SrRUcK BY LIGHTNING-The Liberty pole at
Union Msrkeisquare wssisst night struck by lightning
during the storm and completely shivered.
" Ii is said that the Chinese Junk will be
seized by the Custom House for want OF the necessary
papers We understand that thisi mistake and that
she has them complete in the Chinese language. Per
hap. the Custom House may not have Interpreter
of that tongue may be difficult 10 ascertain officially
whether they correct
ARRIVAL OF BosToS FIREMEN-The Boston
Fire Company No 10 John Davis Foreman arrived here
Yesterday morning and took up their quarters At the
Shakespeare corner of Duane aud William ste whittier
they were escorted by the members OF No % together
with Companies :. 10 l3 : and Hose Cart Nicholas
Wilson Eco Foreman OF IS, served a Marshal on the
occasion.
FlREs.-The alarm in the Fifth District last
evening arose from s'uio
OF DIR. Townsend l26 Falton-s; (sun buildings bot
tie containing alcohol accidentally broken. which
communicated with the lamp 1t was extinguished IN
IL" minutes "A hre discovered about IL o'clock
last night In the grocery store OF John Mills 200 Seventh
ST which was eXtinguished with triaipg damage II IA
supposed 10 be the work of al incendisry fre was
discovered shout half pas, o'clock ,h. morning in the
house rear OF 10 OrsngesL which did considerable
damage This Is also supposed 10 be the WORK of an in
cendsry "a hre was also discovered las, usht In the
confectionery Of William Bennen rs Tbjrd.svenpe
which was put out with trihDg damage
PoIIcE-Daniel L. Robinson was yesterday Ar
rested by officer Mallory Of the Eleventh Ward charged
with entering the lumber Office OF Miller & Shsurmsp
foot Of E,ghih f. K forcing open the desk and steal
ing therefrom s. which he threw away while the officer
was IN pursuit OF him He wss locked house
of Phncas Burgess 333 Cherryst was entered yesier
day and robbed OF 10 silver teaspoons marked b. with
which the thief escaped The store OF b. w Clay 40
Greenwich st. was robbed yesterday OF iustisn sport
Ing coat pair of plaid cashmere pants, one pair Of
white drilling pants and one Marseles vest-vaued 10
gs,her. a. go, No arrest
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HA LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS rs,
.SssA<ss<E FOR FOREIGN PORTS. ~eA'

~ Letters Rags are PED a. The Office o. The New
YorE Tribune Tor 81 Foreign foFI. sld a. lest'n so
ae~spspeu 's9os.es Dc hi' ofce vil Always ne Tor
~srdei by ,ts vsry earliest vsfteL ~, eepartueni 10
Under ne spec.s supervision n }. Y NOW x. ESQ
well known Tor many years - the experienced snd EN-
cent Superintendent % TIE Foreign Letter Department u
the Ne~-York City Post Once.
Bags are now open 1r t'- reception letters ana news
papers FOR he follow ing places. VIZ London Liverpool
Glasgow and Havrr, Mzrsetles Amsierd an, Bremen,
Hsm1urgh. Rio @. Jane,fo. Valparaiso Bue1o- Ayres.
Oregon. Mexico. Panama. s. Thomas Kingston. jan
MAisnzss Havsls
D-ire on-u from 4 NJ fli fn p NJ.
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Letter. and New-pqper- vii he I r..,,,

Letters and Newspapers viii oc rtCrtFru ~
the Foreign ship Letter Oc- u ne New ORR Tribune Tor
ne pscke.-ship WELLINGTON, Cspt Chadwick, which
sails FOR London on The 10Th met
re- Also will be received the place Letters and
Newspapers Tor the steamer CALEDONIA, Capt Lott,
which sails from 1s,nu FOR Liverpool on The oth inst
The overland postage on al parcels must be prepaid
e. Also will ba received a. the place. Letters
ana Newspapers for the packet ship 81 RGUNDI Capt.
Edgar. which sails Tor Havr- on The 18th inst
~ Also viii he received the same p.s-s. Letters
and Newspapers f)r tia pscsetslip FiDELlA, Capt
YesIoa. which sails Tor Liverpool 90 me 10Th inst
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General Notlles.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS,
WLERs n WELLS,
jye SIN l31 Nnssnu--t. y. y.

~ Water-Cur establishments. y Bond-si ".
snd syossei lOys.fr Bay L. DR. sHGs, the earliest
American prscuuu-- I'D Althor ga Cure receives
patients AZ shove Thcs- n distance nay, By sentirg
= Zee be ADVICE frr trsst-n@rt 81 home. mylS
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General Notices.

r. Notice.-A meeting q he stockholders Of the
Nor h-Re.t copper Muiog Company viii b. held on
Wednesday. TIE an Of August utXt al " snoyerst A.
O'Clock, 4. NJ. - ORDER D. ;. HART, Sec reiary.
lyl@ -aw&w
rS- rotor Hose at 70 Cents per foct.-Cou.
sum-rt his srcs will ind % greatly 90 Ihei sivantAg
The HO.e Manufactured by ne subscriber and
~arrAut@ superior vhst IL sold ~ AZ advanced price
sTEAMB AT PROPRIETOl.s ans all others purch 2
hi. argcle vii be dealt viii such manner viii be
Satisfactory The best " STOCK vii Oe us-d 10 Inc
facturr and = workmanship warranted.
O BUCkMASTER, aS3 HudsOn-sL ami
my29 n hAsem-ut - cor Pearl sud Chatham s.s
r. The Genuine Il e-nn soap-la scknowedge
he the shaving Soap re world II makes lhck,
rch siher which dry The face Ike many kinds
OF soap and creams, for sale by
ALBERT L. WiNsHlP, Chemist and Apothecnry
iel4 osu n EAst Broadway.
~ Congress spring Mafer-Juss received fresh
from the spung, IN pint and qlsf bot-s Delivered 10
psrt OF the city by ALBERT l. NiNSHIP,
i-ii osf u Eass BrosdWsy.
]. p. WHEELER,
IF Commissioner for the -tnte- OF New-York
Ard Connecticut rsmulany Hal nj n
i9PROVgD
MAGNETIC MACHINES.
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banks. Gtoeks. Sc.

ONO LIFE ISsURANcE And TRCsr CoMPsSf
Cinc.nrsu July s. l8f7.
nIyIDRND-The Bosr Of Trustee. have ms - a.
IL enrt dividend 81 zoo tl per cent oQi " 7 prom.
N tb al * months "a YzDi- % siocsh Nilefs ~os-
ns. - r-gief-d 10 ths books Of h@ agency 10 View
York, 90 th- -. met ~ Sfeef gocrv eo.,,
Jyl2 ~ " J. = ID-- -,
M.C0s asD WEsTEsS kams0AD 90
MacOs July 7, 1871.
. dividend oftwo dollars per share upon M espl-
- So d.v ~ Auyu.t ensuing Of ne net earnings Tor
IN needing .ix months The dividend IN shares f-ss
tered Ia Newly ora l. payable al ne SAN 81 lne '.so
SswYors here on shares registered IN Macon, al he
OEice of the Company In hseon. 49,, - -.
The transfer books viii be closed from ne I'm Juy !"
The l..Augua Inclusive j. "a IAI hoh,
iye 3WF llen-Icl - -
!. IBJON MINING CO3iPASi, nagi- hlyef'
"A LnK- superiOr.-SOTlCE---An siock IN ssid NOnf
n.ny On whch the remain unpaid :" III %
sod Al public auction 81 the Merchants Exensnks 10 INC
civ N ke~-YOrE The l4th iDsL a. Y OclgcG boon
~, i6t c. LIVINGSTON, s-ey'
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svsS.. me Sea Serpent was seen at Nshant on
soo~s.,. " ak persons who upon the rocks His
" ,.a''s wss much the same a. before described
u ,ha MS head apparently ten feet above the level
sue Bos,on Advertiser
t..ss Hon. srrH SPRAour Of Duxbury Mass
a =, bon Peles sprague) died on the 9Th inst a,
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BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED In private family. for gsotls
ID man lady ard child rooms Furnished not, within
squares Of the upper END Of BondsL Address st this
Office VI. A. lyle h
be obtsined by sppyins al n fas, Broadway
Market Board can 10 had IN The ssmo hovss OF soars<
iyll 81
BOARD IN THE COuNTRY.-The suhser,ess can
ID accommodate few families OF single persons With
board in one Of h- desirable locations tp tho neigh
borhood OF New. York the Psrt House. Orange, New
Jersey The village 10 noted pleasant and very healthy
and and running almost hourly 10 and
minutes The house large, airy and newly furnished,
surrounded by beautiful shruhb-ry, and has largo
garden attached Good accommodation also tor horsss-
Apply ~ JOHN G. MOORE,
lyl5 i0t' Psrk House, Orange. ~ J.
DOAhDI>G.-One or too pheasant rooms let with
Df partial board $50 Green ieh two doors FROM
Morton the will he 1T 10 single genIemen 18th
out board. n. B-Also basement room be- obtained
for Office only bDl~.
tkUAKDING-Can be hsd 10 healthy and central 10
bcston, large and commodious house pleasant rooms,
with shower cold aud hos baths al S hotlst be-
tween Grand and Broome sa Terms moderate. ke'er-
euce. exchanged. jys Inn
NGjANTEU- BY q singl. gentleman, two farnisbed
w rooms with without board. The subscrb-r would
prefer paying for the by giving nsuc Ion In hase
and the French Language The most salisaelory refer
ences be given. Address by lett-r T. =. c. Messp
stodsr Dunhsn 6l Broadway lyl I'm
DOAkDINt:-suis of rooms 10 lol furnished o
Dhrnshed with without board, In respectable Eng
sh family from London. where cleanliness and comof,
be enjoyed Also. two three single ssnuemeo can
be with pleasant with brsas fast and
tea II required Bath room In the house ior NE eovmo
dalton OF occupants. Apply 81 Mrs.. MEDhURsrs, 81
Housion-sL or Mr.. MEDbURsr, n Maiden isne jy im'
! BOARDING IN EA-T BROADwAY.-rwe
- gentlemen and their wives can he accommodated viii
board and pleasant rooms tpanr-s sllaehed also lew
Single gentlemen. Apply stZo' sa', Broadway j-a I'm
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SrRUcK BY LIGHTNING The Liberty pole at
Union Msrkeisqusre wsslsst night struck by lightning
during the storm and completely shvered
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~ Congress. spring Mafer-Juss received fresh
from the .pung pint and qlsft Doi-s Delivered 10
psr OF the city. By ALbERT i. WiNSHIP.
i.t4 ostf y Easl Brosdwsy
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NEW.LEsANoN SPRINGS, NY.


DERsONS visiting this watering place will nod u 10
their interest to Iske the 81 Albany for Canaan
-Four Corners where line OF stages nuns directly 10 Leb
In connection with tn. BY this route, persous
leaving New York In the morning will arrive s the Springs
O'Clock In the evening of the same dsy Passengers
will be- ticasted throu from Albany Lebanon for 81
THIS will OF make II the Shortest most OF pcdiuous
and cheapest. by which travellers reach Lebanon
from the City ~ New York.
Passengers who leave New-York In tho night boat viii
arrive by This route At Lebanon al 10 O'Clock tbs next
morning Their. hut miles Of staging BY ths
rOuts over pleasant road, with good esns and easy
coaches Travellers will therefore be their guard and
be deceived by tho agents Of any other ne or snlsf
any pretending 10 run 10 Lebanon except me
one recommended above.
Nav Lebanon Springs, June -, l8i7.
JAMES q HUNT, Agent, Canaan -Four Cora
le25 Isl J. w BABCOCk, DO. Lebanon Springs
A PUBLIC HOUSE FOR sAIk.-rhs bar M.
hmres furuiIBrs and lease Of public house kspt on
the European plan and u tho best locations Ia the
city the having other business which requires bis
attention uces him 10 ohsr for sails Apply personally,
OF by letter. To 3 WALKER 81 P1krow, N Y. yi1 2w-
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]. D. WHEELER,
IF & Commissioner for the -tnte- OF Newly or
Ard (OnnrclcuI rsmlnAnl HA ]. nj "
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L PIedges-A grand 10. uo~ ready. They consi.. OF
cloth coat cashmere pants and fancy vest for g Also,
linen pant. from 50 cents to 8 escn Business coats to
s. each Casof taken in exchange. Cleaning,
dying and repairing CASH patio for gents clothing At $50
Nas.zust corner ~ Beekman. ys W.
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and

NJOrICh Is hereby gwen ths the partnership hereto
fore sxsng between the undersigned under ths hrm
OF BARCLAY, HOWARD N co IA. This Gay, by mutual
consent been Dissolved All iesons having claims Sssos
the said late 61n will please present them To David n
Barclay and Andrew Howard and all person. In ieoied
to the said hm viii please call on David H. Barclay
and Andrew n ward and set,le and psy their debts
Dated Al Newburgh. Joly :, l84l
DAVID a. BARCLAY Late
ANDREW ] HOWARD, COpsu-
IAA
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-08
Spiit &rie9fcba,tplak.

Ga6rhten pcm &riessfhauplaBe tbeilt
Die pieapune" bis gum S. Oft aus 8era
@ruj nit, BON 100 IIe NIT benz Steamer Dnp
am 10. Stcoember einsetrcfen. pareces bat
1T einen Manifeite Santa 9inna als Teinb
ber merlfaniihen 8olfes aneeflaet. Sn Der
Jdbe BON puebla mar Elm @efeht ocraefals
len, in cem bic amerifanilhen Truppen Is
Wann, Die merifani den 100 Ntann perlcs
rem. unfer Sberbefehlsbaber betreibt bic
Ss1rbunG ron Werfc jcst ernitbaft bic
StraBe nad 8era @ru, tpiro burh perma.
nente SeieBuns in een tpittisern Srtlhafs
ten geThert. puenta Tlcional erbdIt cine
Selasung ocn $50 Waun, Salapa BON 1900
uno puebla pom 1000 Wann. @cn. @u>
fling miro in Salapa, @en. Sane in puebla
cas @cmmancc fllbren Inter Den yueril.
labancen fallen blutise Simpfe sesen einaMs
Der oer /; in einsm blieb Der berilbmte 5a=
ranta Sieaer, unc ipsnisitens 80 bon Der
@anre fclen auf benz plaBe geblieben fein.
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fern @apt. @aIfer bel Suameutla auf benz
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