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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-08

for itself, incorporating for j, Beard Of Educd-
tior, with powers similar 10 those Of the county
courts tor county iavies AMI other purposes
Let This Board lie elected beHnaiiv ~ the votes
Of all the mate parents and guardians nay ng
me r0oer for every huHdr@I and fry voters.
corning 20 districts 70 &c lara OF 81 th- Board
Let t1ls BolrI be required = levy taNcs s4lT-
Gent 70 educate every child between TIE ages Of
sese7 ana nitsca years, at common fire. schools =
tie rate Of SIP per annucl for each cii3.: a Nd
allowing 50 scho!!ars TO eac; teacher; aud 70
pay expenses Of assessment AM stfper.sE,-a fence
1t i ~ off the county IN districts Ut 80 scao-
lars, and one teacher IL each cistrIct.
Let il have power TO apFo:nt one assessor to
take ANNA! census Of the persons c...~ property
to ba taxed fer the school E1al; If oar collector
OF the fund TO give boAd au1 security; aa. oss
sup@r.nteud cnt 70 visit garter. each school, .
take regular account or the system Of teeelju-:
Of the number Of pupils, and Of the qdai.lica-
tons All conduct Of teachers, and to make re-
port thereof TO Inc BoaFd with reasonable COM
Pensation t" each of those officers Tor The time
employed IN the discharge Of thcar respective Cu-
ties
Let this BosrI have power 10 fine. AMI to col
lec fines OF pareats and gdardian- rich poor.
WHO fail and refuse send their children or
warts to some school uf taci- oHn selection
ANA le' II meet quarterly o. a. c:lsA as Il choos-
IS VIII power 70 pass bylaws for its own gov
{ cra El3csI at.
And fu-lhermorc, that rsr each comfy that
viii thus Tx Itscf - c+Gca'a jtsei., the State BE-
required en-. Of hs7 "-acat.oaa o- .Itsrafy luni
to SG.ii aii the Additional schools houses rcru r
el;-an TO furnish thc hooks for tis- free -choe is
md one general Superintendent of commol
schools throughout tn entire sstt's, ta J. ss-
tn-e defining his au'jes an iizin- us salary
And that teacher be consi c1ld eligible il
any comfy thu5 organized withouta w-it'' n lcs-
tinouial Of his Qualifications from the Bo9ri Ct
E@ucut.1a III the coa4tr wh-rc IL proposes teach
iG~.
AIr. C;ooie ,noren thlt the ar7ca mont lie 'si
,,+.s .4ft -
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timoniaI Of his qualifications from the Boar4 Ct
iHE.
-dF- S'on.e !hoTen ihit ne amen nlHiit '.f .sJ
unon the table; winch motion was aee..el in the
ain -nattEe.
Mr.. Hil"c.: moved 80 70 aRlHnl the lo1rtl res
olution that vote he t'.tcn Of nc He"nie 81 the
9'ate' iAs'ea9 OF counties sePrr A'tiE. "At'HeT a
INK ior me supporter Tree sca2oS shi.' 7t eEtei'
ahA u 'iieTe be a 'fa oFitF q the Fei-FS oi tie
state III tlvor Of sleh tax. th"a provision be
n'aif ON LAW. ior 'ne assessment eoATe''oh an"
~, ''''''h - ,I+o''
'''9e"77' "''S'i'- "a - '.'i''' ''' '''l 80
taS ,r on TIE adoption ei sa,3 a.nen ,.'"At.
me t"hFaaiio2 aala@Fhe" "ahi Tomorrow
morning at eight o'c'ork
lHV"SoN' VI '@.'lH"' ''@t' 'et''
Convention ract anu yvas opened by prayer BY
DR.. Simpson.
The committees from tie diff, rent couuijes
represented now reported the names of about
three hundred and fifty delegates
The COME ntion thrn resumed the conslaera-
ton Of fhr rcuiinr amendment to tte iih resell
utioa when the amendment was wt,5 ra~n
Mr., Gooie then moved to a;neG, b. striking
ont the fourth resolution, from the uurl people
and inserting the following:
"Ol this state snail reqairei t. sr7rrss bgvoia.
by the Legislature, their wishes as to the aaap-
ton eli Il general law fer n. support q fr.c
schools, throughout the state. aul providing for
TUT i18aGtcH aAte OF Silt't SCtDgfN NV 4'N-tft'tl
50 fa~ IS ncceSsary-fhat such provision b- suf.
lcient 10 secure 10 each ch.id, Of spjtabis aEh,
at least three months schooling IN each Year;
and shond ma oriiy Of the votes actually Civ
Ell be flvarablc II the measure, ih7t pr9rision
h ila1c for the assessment ana disbursement
thereof
Alr. Nave, of Hendricks, called for division
or The question: ami
TIE question being taken. on striking ont, It
vas decided IN the Affirmative
NJ. Daily II jefferson. moves tat VI '.3o+H
H'.'"n Uncut be lail u9oA the tabs; ".'ieA tA2-
ton rrPrafIhG.
Mr.. Batter now. OF behalf Of TIE coHiFli5teH'
reported the lei! owing as 4 suo7utute TOT Inc
fourth resolution, to-wIt:
"Fhat this Convention ra-o1'11,nt W pass
7ge OF law D.2HlAg olF ca'n5'eh srho2.9 np"a
a PeT7'aHon ut bass and PToFisi"g Ter fll]1'-' =
taxation an amount, "hlch, ID 9 oaAoc,iah WIN
tAa present sch2Nt iaAaS' sHa'' Re #nIlictSh1 70
s&Sthn sae1 SrAooi-: ~ cach ana 'E'FF ~
district n the state Tor al ieaSt 'hTee months -
each year
Dr. simpson: moved 70 a;Ae0 we substitute Is loi-
"ProTl.ed' however mat II IN, P.oi'.. .. !Hs
county Snoh'.' =. VIC s. i-'.2 -
oF mal"f'tE o. az ''IT = $3.50
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FRlDAv MoRSIvG, Nav Is, 11l1
The Convention met and was opened by prayer
hv the Rev Mr. C-sssr.
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Recommend TO the people 10 organize By COM
ties and districts, and form themselves system
Of education Ask OF the Legislature 10 pass an
act fo- e~cry county which will otort system
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-10
50 SsuaastsserM7.)

@etlaoteu erfldrte, raBcr fsin fernerce3euss
njs su netmen bcobGdtise, lcnceru Tb an
oae eiufahe 6aftum halten trplle, baB bic
2hat in Der SeItfoertheicieun9 selhehen
iet. Ter &tdger leibit bate binEdnelih bare
eethan, sas ieiue ei9ne tt6ridte unb unses
rsdte glferfudt ihm bic @srmunbuns suSos,
u. Die Tcl9cn coocr babe er ~ tra9eu. nDie
blrGe ThaIlade, "fl9te sr hinSu, .,,coB Se'
fla1tsr bic Grou ees Gld9ers ectuet, f6nne
um lp peni9er bonn Sta at ols prima faeies
Se,pets eiucr uertpcrFiheu 9lb1bt auf Seis
ten oes Setla9ten 9el:eno seuadt rerben,
aIs cas- G'eridt in ei9ner t0hiter perlcn-
curd cine b6hft fhlagence uno eflataneSllus
tration Die r6Qi9e Tidtisfeit zines icldeu
9lr9uments oar9ethan babe. Sdlteelth le9s
tie er cem G'eriht ors Soeri su becenfen, ,pie
sahacis ucbel, ihpu felt ben urditern 3eiten,
ous benz pcrmcvFlhcn eaiter Der @iferiid,t
eutfpruneeu fe,en, beIeudtete eielen puntt
curd) treftnoe une elIdl dbcSit ate uno Sln'
ipielun9en aus Der Soiitcria alter uno neuer
3e,tcr, ols cem melanhUliIhenShidial bot
Sthtuo uno Desoemcra, unb anoern nid1t
minccr 9louttpirbi9en uno rilbrenben @es
lhid,ten, unc itberIieB ieinen Glienten Den
S,dncen oes Gjeribte.
Ger Gliser fhlrB bic Serhantlunser NIT
elmer bri0antenSiete rcnGraft uno ginorud,
uno als or Gh nun niecerlles, fann max
,pcbl nit 9fsdt bebaupten, eaB cte ,Tatioes
er(faunt fp1ren."
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-10
Der Slitebtlins.
Cine er;dbluns aus ben 'Rrisssn Der
rctbett unc treiBen &cR.
(EcrtNsuns.)

." #ss t. (Scrtlesuns.)
eatis ertlaxeen gronrnetn unb pfeif.u.
mt unter Iantfm Seldhter elmer entiiidt.n
uns berancernoen M.nsv wirbelteu Der
Grade uub Der Nttsr auf papperm pi.ro.
ns ben Naibaum. Der Tarr blinlelte uue
hing aaen biblhen Wishen psr1ohl.nc une
oerfdaslld,e 40ise auf biz ihre lducifd,en
Sddfer scr giferiad,t stabten, unb bate
per Iani fe watt semadt, 70 acsen ile ,ur
Saenfe, Fh ,u erftiihcn, uno Der Ircus
babcur fdns cine beimlhe Ballaee Rcbin
noco's, ibrts 0dtrcrs uno erldblte einS
fstner tiihnenNbentcuer. Mit einbrshencsm
Absnb seritrsnie ilh Die Menss, unb als bic
Sterne am tiefblauen bin,a,el Fimmerfen,
tsarea otr &rieaskate bic einliseu BON Der
Shente. aus tem Sunerr bingegen ers
fdallten Iuitlae Stimmsn uno gaben bimret-
d,sss 3tRsniB, tae nod nid,t ale fr6blid,en
Qente nit ess Tases Sositerfeit su Cube
tparfn. eEa II
gaidt 70 sludiid Wie lire iintertbanen
tane bic ertpatlte &6nisin ces Grfss, bic
fd6ue Slande seriof, ben Gag serlebt. -
Sfeespyncsccurt bas Gisentbum ibres 9as
tiers Cir @arf oericf, befanb in elmer
Mrnse unre9eIndeiaer @ebauoe am fioii>
den tifer bes Sluffes, unsefdbr ied)sbuns
BERT sdritte pom &loifrr ul,b nabe an Der
sanoitrdee. llm9eben bon Wiefen unb Trif>
ten, bet bag @ebdube AUG bet obcrn Stcfs
soerfen etren speiten, bon ben Rlcifenbiirs
men uno ben Dcrftntten untertrcdcnen,
BID us eano, uno in Der Ssenbal,eit mas
es Elm Mittelotns se,peteu lein bon jcaus II.
Burg, rinss NIT einem tiefen @raben u,,,as.
ben, iiber tpeIden cine 3nsbrade fitbrte. =
elle oieie Webren rraren felt LANCER ,3sit
pernaf,ldfIlat, Der yraben lag trcfen nno
uar nit @ras berahien,, ,uno Die Bride
cbne Eette linb s.sbsl se,pibrte effenen 3us
gang: DAD aa,,se saaleueere erfhien vetfal>
,isH,~osrr. .absff ffebsiL .,bae ser Better iebs,
saeaeruns taste, batten tbn aud spdbrtno
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-10
Ganton, starf Gauntp, gobio, saopen,ber no, 1897.

ein,' rief stnesIeY fIh oufr;ttcnc, ,,es lca
mciuctpessr ros S,eili9thnm Ger 9bteiGtcrts
IrD nia,t oeld,dncet perteu. 0ebt mir Self,
bis bic stbsuo9lcds ldu tct, uno tatt Shr
oann nidt ces S0nias 8efebl, Ger guda Gin
ccres oetietet 10 fcta' id, Gud, Suna Sece.'
Der Scloot wenoete ild1 i'll (eincn au6enf :
tenocn Gameracen, nno noh fury gerae
tbuu9 faote er: vgs fei uur Ser9eet nid2t
ca6 wsun Die ndd,ite 9Ibcno9lrde ldutet uue
Sbr nod feinen 8e,pei6 BON bcs Slbni9s
@uare tobt. Guer Gcpf bier auf Der Wieie
fdQt. llno Sbr, tei9er &atcr, i69ert nioht,
0cine @cid:e Su hprcr, eenn Ieine Grors
ifunoe 1T wcnl oemB."
(SI(uS fnfot
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-10

Cine Eet,sntna&unS ssa siaSM 9,sret, rse
wsnser. tslfet fir snn,atise GinrAeuns 80 Gents,
fir mai 81, uni fur tcre ftrntss Ghrnduns bef'
(stten 9icrctts 2s Gents. Gin 9tere& 2lcnate
en,urdten ecitst 90, Dtsaare -, Sabr ss.-
Cine balbs g Palte } Glrnass ein;"ti&cn 90, Ms.
nate SIS, sahr t25 Gin aantt Spalte fur SOfs.
nate trifct sl2, . Vsrnats sac Hns 9a4r $50.
Geft1ftstatttn n eon I sOtE mtniaer 3tis
len sinluri&sn roNsu per Sabr 80, 8 9asnats 90.
Garbttt testr 1rt, III statiaer. snss
tjfAsr uns frarsshtGsr GpraAs, sirs in str effie.
bss "ehts g taats. .Scttn" tSnsl, taaber unp esrs
rett tctprGt
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-10
No. III. of lou ITA S."

Die Spannure oes publifums mar nits
uuefdlie6Iih auf cen SOlcnel 9eridtet, Der
in tiefer09eritaiin uter cen Sal une bic en-
tpidelte @elebriamteit oai1B uue eneIid) au
bub uno iprad,:
v8enttemcu cd babe SIREN juri(ftfden
uno ipte id nid,t speifle, bShft aetebrtenslr'
euinenten NIT mehr 9ebulc, ats ih ;u befts
BeH 91aubte, anseh6rt Beit entfernt iecpd,.
oaB bteIelben ir9eno ein eidt aut
oieSade werfen, fehe ih MIDI ee,,6tbiet, una
su elmer ridti9en @cnc luton su fcmmeu,
meinen eisenen Des su cieiem 3tpsde einsu'
Ihlasen. Durtsebrunsen pom @eiite Der
,,Biuiefeit" tperoe id, benz @efan9enen einis
se Srasen ftel(en!-Sitte nidt su unterbrcs
ten, meine Soerren! -Nntenic, tcmus
bier I"
Doees en lief fld, rnn r,ihts mebr eintpens
ten. ca Ypir einmal nit ees Gclcnels ents
Ihieoen er Gcrliebe sur uSiuistei" befannt
paren.
,,CrllmetId,er ,-fa9t benz 8efansenen, tas
er mir bic 9anse 8elhidte ersdbleu iell, une
laet linn mi0en, taB nur, tpenn er bic game
se Wobrteit iaat, i'd sessn ihn bormbsrs'9
su iein 9ecenfe."
Der 1plmetid,er iiberieste benz Serstpet'
felnoen 1elinqnenten eer bIieb aber tumus.
'pie Elm Slid.
,,qDas bat 9eIast?"-frus Der Colonel.
,Ndts bat er 9efast''-tpar bic slnftpcrt.
ySraet i'm, Of ct ietenfalls et'pas rcn
Der Sohe wi0s?" .-'
stls biels 5rage Dem gefansenen UerbcGEs
metidt ,purbe, bob ct Iansiam feline 9Iusen
gum Colonel auf, fhien su iberIe9en, enen
Amsenb1td ;n saucern, eann Iifpefte er NIT
leiler Stimn nte: ,,Quien fabe (rportlih:
,,tuer meie es - trer fann's minen2
uqas bat .bes su tereuteu 2" fraste ber
Golenel! -
,,Som, bas beceutet slles ceer..aud gar
nidts; juif, rpie es beIiebt!" entsesnete Der
0pllmetihcr. nGn Der 2bat fcmmt sllles
auf bic slrt unc gSeiIe All, ~ ie es 9elaat
wirc.''
,,Sebr spehl! Ofun-aus ieiner Meile su
urtbeilen, mas aIaubt Sbr tpObl, ba6 ct iest
babe iasen woIlen ?" ,a
uWenn id, mir" ermieoerte Der DeI(met'
fd,er ,,i,, einem 70 fritiiden punfte eine
M.inuns erlauben carf 70 ceufe i'd, bae eer
slrre ltant ausoriden prllte, caB er nidt gee
oenfe, ir9eno ettpas su laseu."
,,Sfreib's nieter.!" Mref Der @rlcneL
unb f,br i'm 8erb0r fort: ug'd9t tbn, mas
(eiu r3,prd mar, als CT an BEN fraaIiden
Abenb bas Daus bes &ldsers befndtef"
Diesmal fdloB Der delinquent oas Iinte
sluse sdnslid, ,cs bns @eRdt in cine unsne'
lide WlatIe Salten, leste bic bane aafs
Sers uno fprad nit eineat Seufier: iniet
fabe :" ",.aassg ss5 .4s.es,T is,4lsJ
y ,qDes briet, ,tas jest2'' fthate \. Gclanel
- {Sdtue fcto*.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-10

Scr reicbe ma.tn.

%>~~r~ ~~Se~%~~~
al qDen heist mat reid, in cieSer 9Gelt
1[ lluo 9liietlid, bier auf Orb?
9tur oen, Der bat pist Gut une 6.lo
al aino tpae lein S.eri besebrt.
Sur Der i'm pirt!idcn gsnue
- llac Sreuoen ithwela.n sann,
... llne 9llles bat i'm llsbsrfuB,
Der eiBt ein rsidrr Iiaun.
Gcd, reid, ~ Iein srfcseert Mebr
als 9iltsr eisisr Gro,
., Genn nur hurh Te riro oft ic {.br
-.-. Des Msnlhsn Hrr; be1hUert.
Sur Der, Der bier nit Mdsisteit
5n oieier prlfun3sscit,
Sm Wcnitano Wie in Duritistsit
SId, f:tue5 0stsns freu't.
g. Var Der, cem rin aetreurs S,rri
s5 " Sn ieinem Buiru fshIi9t,
$50 Ger germ nit benz srfri.een it,
t#a =. Gas ihm Gctt auferlest.
.se Sur Der lid, ntdt init Sprsea qudlt,
lln irs,id,en @etpinn, a.
Der immer MIR bas Befk ipiblt.
iodt eiusa eolcu Sinn.
q Fur ber nit grnit unb uid,t aus gd,eh
.,...a gid sani Der 1useno Teiht,
e.. Der ieinem NdhRsn nur aaeiu
&C.. aus eiebe nur SesFitR. 81
9aar Der Der 3ufuuft Duntelbeit
9etrsit entse5sn tli6t
llns Der fur 0rab uns gwisseit
... gu ieces 3et seididt.
Der Fd Der 8lter jttter Belt
a'. SGcn bier erfreuen tann,
llne immer tbut, Wus gott 9eiiQt,
Der It Elm reiher Mann.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-10

:. Bet oAis @taats. .8ots trfheimt rsssn,aSis jdssa
!: :5eithssa. Der eutfesiptisps.prts ttf ~ 50 an.
sssiusts 3ctsastsiabssAs IN 8aaroelS, snsr -,
,ssna RE pa ttans naab stt srftn 6slfts ses
Salsss s.ftssbs @yassr 3abIssss sabs" - 30 ~
snttiatea. Sein Hnetsf ffsissr wirs fir tinsn sns.
isth ,2eityanm ale 8 Wisi,Ats snssnsultlsn; aua
ssnn bic essttsns nas sann asfSesftsn nssess, mems
fapt Substance ssAelabtt linA. Sise 5ahdlaiii.
sEns en 3tstsns sst a<mGnse ses 2ahss aufiutin.
ttSta. Airs ais nsGtnsuttans e.r Suttrptisn bs.
Aa6tst Oiihbsilunesm uns Nrieft linp polffrt &c.
tttsu. Gf 9isit 8tein8nnstn trt. BEN PInttldb te.
1ptaebtet ,pcrcen. - 2 w. ~ @'~e eHE
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ADAMS HOUSE,
lo. 37I WasIlington street, Boston.

vs..
TINE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
the public, that they have become pruprieors of the
above and splendid Hotel
The Adams House erected during the past season
supply an Obvious demand for increased and superior
commodaions in this city. II tx located Washington
street. within five mnutes walk of the great Southern and
Western Railroad DepOts, and the business sections of the
city. Is adjacent to the Park, and the Cupoa commands
beautiful view Of the Harbor and adjoining towns.
The House has been constructed after the approved
plans with all the modern inventions that minister 10 The
comfort and convenience of the traveller and the costruc
tors long experience in hotels, has enabled him intro
duce many improvements which are, as yet peculiar 10
this establishment II is built Of Quincy granite and con
tains One Hundred and Fifty Rooms conveniently lrrang
ed in suits and single apartments, well ventilated and sup
piled with an abundance of pure soit water.
The Furniture made order from the patterns
with special regard well TO comfort convenience
luxury and splendor,
Our Table will be supplied with all the uxuries OF the
season, and pledge ourselves that the FIRST rares Of
the season shall be found upon il.
We have devoted unusual attention the selection OF
servants and our guests may rely upon prompt and polite
attendance.
Porers will be in readiness various Depots to take
charge Of Baggage and provide Carriages for guests
The propretors trust by strict aentionto the wants
guests to merit share Of patronage assuring all who may
favor them with VISIT that nothing shall be wanting Oh
their part to render the ADAMS HOUSE, second TO none in
the Union L. a. w, T. ADAMS, Proprietors
Ia ADAMS, JR.,
wM T. ADAMS. SOL
Adams House, Boston. Oct w.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-17
PIANO FORTEs.

THE undersigned manufacturing nj their establishment
- baltimore, u, IL and octave PIANOS OF all pat
iGns aud styles, which they confidently Recommend Ia
professors and amateurs Tie Pianos manufactured by them
have thai peculiarly Of touch which commend them u
players OF every school, well those who dstin
gused by soft and delicate action those who cha
rncterixcu by bold, fiery, and rapid movement
They authorized TO reer 10 numerous professors In
BALTIMORE who have given their Pianos trial. for their
testimonials In their avor and they warranted In re-
commenting them by the universal appreciation which they
them in In Baltimore aud In the sOulh and gene
rally They confident that they mike instrument
equal any made anywhere this country in Europe
and their extensive manufacture VI Pianos enables them Il
sell liberal and satisfactory All instruments made
by them warranted, and they will be Kept IN
year alter purchase, without charge.
An agent will visit Richmond n short time, and various
parts OF Virginia and North Carolina and will receive
ders, which will be faithfully and promptly executed
mandatory.
n- Oruers will also be received ut our factory direct
and special pains taken TO give satisfaction.
KNABE a. GAEIILE,
No 9Euaw St, opp. the Eutaw House, Bait
ctS--lYd' ~ 49, - -----
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lay ROyAL LETTERs PATENr

LII ERTS SONS iJfALGAMATED SILTE,R
IL STEEL md PLIYINf fENS--warranted nor
I" cofrode. All who appreciate comfort writing should
Use TN above beautiful pens, as they warranted not 10
corrod.; and Tor elasticity, inehess AMI durability,
nneqmled by any other pens offered These pens
wep irs Introduced INTO This country In August, 1916,
which time the manufacturers We're unknown TO the writ
ing community the pc therefore, had 10 stand its
merits IL IN therefore gratifying 10 the manufacturers
acknowledge that ahisferi,s public has paid The highest
tribute 10 their abors and that tie present demand (Which
is daily creasng) fur exceeds their utmost expectations
The quantity o. pens made and sold by lieris a. Son,
from December, 1915, I'LL Derember 1876 Is
$4,000 gross 4,Ju0OO dozen, or $4,000 Of pens
The enormous demand Tor these is sufficient proof 81
the quality II ~ therefore unnecessary 10 publish
certificates that the have from
all parts OF the unIon They may be had at wholesale AT
the manufacturers depot 81 John street. New Yorkor 50
ted States. tf.s fa.t..}.s't ll---ly'
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RERiEW t,,; BLACKWoODS EDINBURGH
TUE above Periodicals reprinted in New York. inn.
L mediaiey their arrival by British steamers in a
beautiful clear type, fine white paper and are faithful
copies Of the originals Dackwood's Magazine being an
exact facsimile Of the Edinburgh edition.
The widespread fame of these splendid periodicals rem.
ders needless say much in their praise AS literary
organs they stand advance Of any works OF SINH
lar stamp now published while the political complexion OF
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NEW YORK LAMP DEPOT'
Nos. 134 and 1876 Fulton st. SUN Building

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chants and others rare opportunity cheap and
very superior articles o" SOLAR Hanging, and Stand Lamps
in great variety.
Grandoles Of new and superior style and finish
Solar and Gas Chandeliers with 10 or lights, of the
most splendid workmanship, with or without prisns.
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beauty Of finish, and will be sold the low
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yered. F'tsai '-%
inc the assortment at the Lamp Store ia and l6 Fulton
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lseSNaN Steam Communities ton direct from
xIAlLaSE. SOut hamptOM 10 New Orleans mud

l31Sl Steam COmmuMi ton direct from
s&A2kkKz southampton 10 New Orleans and
TO order irom the Lords Commissioners
Of the Admiralty, on the I'd Of November next and thence
forward on the md Of each succeeding month"; the ROYAL
MAI. STEAM PACKETS viii proceed direct from South,
anpton 10 bermuda, Nassau Havana, Cat Ship Island
(New ofleas) Vera Cruz and Tampco, returning by the
same route TO England.
This arrangement admits Of easy and quick convey
ance To and from Southampton and Tie places above men
toned, and passengers for New Orleans will be
iher from the Company's vessels their arrival al Cal
Ship Island, by the Mexican Gulf Railway Company,
who viii have steamer ready, and other conyenences
provided for that purpose at cost not exceeding three dol
lars for each person The facilities win be afforded
from New Orleans, embarkng board the Royal Mail
Steam Packets for Europe, DC.
The estimated time for the voyage from Southampton Is
followsTo Bermuda l6 days. Nassau II days; Havana
- days Ship Cat Island New Orleans Is days. Vera
Cruz, - days; Tampico, 80 days. , z
The Steam Packets are appointed to leave Ship Cat Is
land arbor on their return to England at A. M on the
2st Of each MONTH by the above alteration passengers
proceeding to the West Indies by the ID Of the month
will be conveyed via bermuda, and by the 18th OF the
month steamer, heretofore via Madeira and Barbaoes
Particulars as 70 fares, ETC., may be obtained appica-
ton at the Royal Mail Steam Packet Companys Offices 50
Moorgate street, London; ditto Wrinkle street, Southampton;
Messrs Delrue d Cos rue dEngen, Paris Mr. Gleaiizer
II Boulevard Possoniere, ditto Mr. HundekeT Hamburger
Mexican Gull Railway Company New Orleans.
% Moorgaie street, London u. CHAPEL, Secretary
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