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MRS. WILLARD'S

cSHOOL HlSIOKIES--I school History OF NE United
,NStaies Maps sud Engravings ~ cents
History Of the United States or Republic ot America
81 57I.
D. Universal History IN Perspective. - ~
Hon. Daniel Webster says OF an early edition OF MIS-
Niards History Of the United States letter "a the
author, keep Il book OF reference, accur-
IN f. and dates
The following Charts BY Mrs Willard designed for
the schooroom and will be found great aid IN the stud
Of her Histories.
l. American Chronozrapher Chart Of Am. History.
2 Temple of Time Chart of Universal History
Mrs Willards works extensively used IN many oi
The best schools in the United states and the School HIS
tory has received the highest c0mendatons both Tor H..
accuracy and literary merits" Every notice OF them has
been highly favorable ercep ono which was made Tor the
purpose Of introducing rival work
Mrs Wlafds Histories and Charts are published and
sold by A >. BARNES 90 81 JOhn-st
p : Mrs Willards Answer TO Mr.. wilson's attack up
on her Histories published IN pamphlet form, and urn-
ished gratis, by A. 5. BARNES co. 81 Johnst Teach
and the friends of Education particularly invited 70
read this pamphlet, and examine the Histories OF Mrs WI
ard Oh 3tADa<W
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Tar Ocprs CoxpAxY Asp TIE rosAwAsDA /

TIE O6DEs COMPANY AsD TIE TosAwAspA
LANps-Wo have been permitted 20 publish NE foiov
ing letter from d! tbs Indians resident on me
wsnds R sery alton TO . cifizea Of mis- psee 70
Amer BATAVIA Oct H. .o.'
Dr.r sx-I wrors you ore or two days ego that We
had come here to try suit with tbs Os1en 80. 80
Co ss 10 the validity Of the treaties o. Sc 81
sns The legality OF tner title. Tho uisi % - IN n
xss commenced Yesterday and tsrmlpnsa 's'1 .r.,a
vor Of the Inda0s. TIE suh involved W AZ
charges one for assault and the otbsf 'o' =. -. 60,
ter closely -contessed dtscussoo y - rorsw.ns.
49,. =. s.fss,,v. iossmuch they had not compiled
:, =. = ,,.s,ou. required Of them under The rea-
- - 80 ,nsv claim This resulted IN Fsrcict Tor
a.. I,d,.n. of $500 The case vii doubtless be sp-
pcaled Indiana feel wei
coxx,tcr WITH WoLF.--Eariyl IN the morn
-. n 80 1zth septsmb.r \ chOlas Whelen a farmer
-, ,bs ,o~nship Of LOusbDoro1gh, WAS ALARMED BY AL
,u,ua esor among bis pigs sno geese, and on going
oat In hurry before be h.o .cie 70 put hs clothes
10 ascertain ibe cause be attacked ~ large vol
He hsc DO chance of reTeatDg had he any weapon
defend himsef the savage animal sprung Tor Ms
throat hs grspped with him and alter severe srog
ge which he said lasted for hslf hour. he al Length
succeeded 10 taking the wolf by the not however
before hs hands and srms which bare were scsr
Ated la shocking manner be held him nFmly 10
the ground ulli young msn asleep 10 the house, was
brought by his cries sssis. him ne still kept his nod
with 90 axe he st,erx.rd drove his wagon 10 Syden
hstn a oistaDc. OF three miles 10 have his wounds
dressed and carried the wolf a. trophy Of victory
Kingston (csnsd.) Wing
ExrYpITIOs PROM NEw-ORLEASs TO LIBERIA.
1t is propo sed 10 seod expedition from Ne
about the 10Th Of December, as soon Att Is lns
smgrsnts esh be Rot ready
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CLOTHING.
FALL AND WINTER

CLOTHING, At the City Clothing Warehouse, No. 100
NTulton-st. directly opposite the Old North Dutch
Church, where every style VI Fall and Winter Clothing
can be had 20 suit the pocket and taste Of all
CLOAkS, Of black and blue Broadcoths, Beaver and
Pilots. from IS 10 SIS
OVER COATS aud OVER SACKS, every shade II
Tweed Broadc0ths, Beaver and Pilots, from IS 10 $50
Also large assortment OF Business Socks frock Coats
single and double breasted.
The new style Of SHAD COATS from 81 to $40.
PANTALOONS, plain and fancy Cassneres French
Doeskins and English black Cassimeres Satinss &C OF
every style, from 81 - 10 %.
VESTS endless variety Of black Satin Nelyets Mer-
mos and Bombaz.nes, from 81 ~ 70 IS.
Also large OF French, English. German and
American BroadcOt Cassmeres and Festlngs, which
will be made up order suit the most astldious
DANIEL T. SMITH, l02 Futon-st.
Oiq neods opposite the Old Dutch Church.
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srRoNG'S PATENT LAMPS.

4 sf.-These lamps cast no shade
Il ID Are free from smoke or smell
ID Will burn the cheapest OIL and give greater lsni
A. less expense than any lamp now in use.
4th. Are brilliant than cemphene Or spirt gas
without the same risks 10 life and property
5th Are liable out Of order are easily cieaned
aud warranted for year
9TH The hand lamps will spill oil with the most
careless usage ..u,,-.vn,.., 49,
Manufactured solely by :. D vANDERhEfDEN, Sis
Pearl-st New-1Osk Warer0om jof Broadway
Chandelier bracket, hanging Parof and n@ntel lam p
10 every variety
Dealer. supplied % liberal terms
" 3 Solar And astr. lamps altered o. I'm
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nkCONp BoAkp
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED


Bark Chatham Young Malaga a. ds, NUT VINE, nc. TO
Haines. 0oahey 4 Co, passea Gibraltar septs
Brlx Henrco Of frovineetcwn Payne, Porto Caeelle,
q d. coffee &c le American vessels forto Csoei'
10 ar Laxuayra, the hal - Parker Of Baltimore TOT
Don,nic touched the 25s es and sailed the same DAY
fcr Turks Island 70 load salt toI Baltimore
b. brig Velocity, Holmes Bahia ~ ds 10 ballast TO how
l.pd Lpnwrl ieft bark SnsnshQre, of Stonineon, re
rsilins Also bark name NOT Iecollected brig TFio OF
ke~ York for Rio, sailed sth sept .
Bris Leonosa Msndoiel TURKS Island, - ds sat 70 ~
pistt, vessel to u Cox
New Bris fhoeion. Allen. Thoinsston Me- q, line
Schr Tamsree, Hoxie, Ormingtoo. Me, . ds, lumber
Sehr Libefty, Godfrey, Phl2dslphis, d. coal
Schr joan MAniove, Hebron Philadelphia, ds coal,
bound % Bostoa
Sehr Aaseonda. Killey, Boston, d.. 6sh.
Schr w Brown, Francis. Wilmington NC. d. naval
stores to Ssml Mitchell
schr Bridsewstsr. Mathews, Boston, 4 de, md.s
Schr Sesaine Swain, Baltimore ds -four &C. to John.
son 4 Lowden-
Br seM Cora Linn Graham, Pic,ou. s, Ia ds. grind.
Sehr lone, Hssiei, Wilmington, Ncs d.. naval stores
ssh1 W Kimpion, Osborn, Nosfoh, 4 ds, mass to NJ
Bsdell.
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TO CoUNTRY MERCHANTS.

MOST OF YOU have TO purchase Almsnscs 10 sapply
wi YOUR customers Now By calling AZ ~ Futonst you
may obtain onough Of them for 1873 to supply each OF your
customers with copy sratuifously.
They are calculated with accuracy and neatly got up.
and suited for any part Of the United States ol9 I'M
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WASHINGTON
CROCKERY STORE,
" IOIrshIr ~ -
NO. lis VILLA INST. opposite the " W ash


NO. lbs VILLA MIST. opposite the " " shlns
~ ton Storesr ID door below Fulton-st.
The subscriber having been for some time past en-.
saged in the CHINA GLASS AND EARrHEN WAKE
business at WHOLESALE, has recently completed extern
for furnishing families and those COM
eucng with goods 10 his line, ana he Is
enabled sell his goods lower rates than those engaged IN
the RETAIL TRADE exclusively, Ia consequence OF nis
large and frequent imporations for his WHOLESALE
BUSINESS The location Of the establishment OF the
subscriber being such that he pays low rent and ncus
moderate expenses enables hum to carry out his intention
Of furnishing his wares At REDUCED PRICES.
The subscriber designs selling good articles and wlthoa,
OF his styles Of French China Dinner and
Dessert Services fine China decorated granite Tea and
Coffee Sets Toilet In great variety, Solar Lamps
Vases, Girandoss, Msnte Ornaments Fancy Goods, Cut
and Plain Glass and common goods Sc &c. would say %
al In want that he promises 70 convince them they VIII
favor him with call that they purchase goods al his
establishment much more FAVORABLE TERMS than
RETAIL STORE, bat should this not DO dsemed an In.
ducemen he would solicit patronage upon the ground OF
Offering for their inspection unusually LARGE AND
UNRINALED STOCK, from which selections can be
made that viii give entire subtraction Hotels ships and
steAmb0 afs furnished.
Goods seat free Of expense ~ all pars Of the city
sfTFhks Il GEORGE II. CLAPP.
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INDIA RUBBER SoLES,

NUARANTEED TO LAST FIVE MONTHS, manu-
VI factured and sold BY A J. WHEELER IN alkers
shoe store fls Broadway corner Can4lst The sde and
OF the Bago CoHHs<rcil .idrerfr thus testIfes from
personal experience Mr. Wheeler has the art Of apply
Ing boot. and shoes extra soes Of India rubber 10 way
that contributes largely ones comfort and health snd s
very economical wthal sole Of India rubber viii out
st three Of leather very elastic and pleasant
tread upon knd in ali ordinary weather will keep the
feet the feet dry and comfortable II they were cased
In rubber shoes These extra soes be spphet 70 AZ
boot shoe without pairing their Trim ezErce, and
those VINO would consult economy and health, would do
well % I'VE Mr. Wheeler A CALI as
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sARsAPARILLA SYRUP,

ToK CLEANSING THE BLOOD
Gsnn WILL BIZ GIVEN fIhis syrup 10 not superior
,cDVV any sod. Put up tn quart bottles Price 81
cent. each Thls the cheapest and BY far hs beet ss
offered for sale Immediately the
aia or king vii rheunssm eruptions bes,
chronic sore ewes sad head stubborn uces. syphilc.
symp,oms aud diseases arising from injurious Of
mercury, dropsy, exposure or Impotence IN life
h. Persons wishing TO purchase by the gallon OF bar
rel csn be supplied tbs reasonable terms Pin-
cipal Depot 1876 Broadway. su2b 3mfhsM
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TEXAS

COMMERCIAL AGENCY At GALVESTON.
THE UNDERSIGNED will attend % the Collection OF
Notes and Accounts In the State Of Iexs, efecting
Sales Of Real Estate the Purchase Of Produce, Receiving
and FORWARDING u Merchandise, and of General Com
mission Business. GEORGE BUTLER.
EEfEEESCEs SEw-YozK
Nose, ylor, Esq Hon JW Edmonds Walter Town
T. Collins, ksq W Langley Co send Co
Allen : PAxson, + 4 Lathrop, WisneD 4 Gale
Il Wetnore Co O Dudley 4 Co Fsile Co
Haydock, Ccrlies l T Putnam, Esq J InPpe,
co. Jas Leners 20 Wnitc oIlnth VI
ASdr,sx AZ II Pfus-.t New-York 81 Iwlsk mos.
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NOTICES.
PBRENOLOGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOWLERS 81 WELLS,
Clinton Hall, 131 Nassau-si. n. \.
BRAIsTEDs, SALOONS,

LATg PfsLE's MUSEUM, jy5l Il
~ 25l BROADWAY, NEW-fORk- 81
rY- }. ID. Wheeler, Commissioners Of Deeds Tor
New-York aud CoDnectie6t. Tammany Hall 50 II
~ Water Cure Institution, ~ Boad st aud syos-
set Long lsland-Drs sHEW and ROOF. the ioFmer au-
thor Of the Wstsr-Cure Manual &c apd Editor OF the
WaerCure Journal, and both having been win fness
n,rl rscsive nstiepts A above ola II
" New-York Water-Cure Establishment, a.
Is and ~ Foureenths Union-square. conducted
by Drs PERSON and MEEKEk, the latter OF whom
gvs,eu A. pra ticed by Priessnitz SO I'm
" Moorhead's Graduated Magnetic Mn
chines-These and beautiful instruments have re-
ceved the general commentator OF the medical PROBES
SION of this city, Of their great simplicity and
exceleuce They are confidently recommended as being
the most beautiful convenient and eectusl article OF the
kind which has been introduced 10 the public In 81
diseases chronic Character the success at
tending their Is truly wonderful Each machine il &C
cornpanied by manual with full oirecuOns and is war
ranted Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail BY
auz Il ID. G. MOORHEAD 1872 Broadway, N
~ DIR. Christie's t;alyanic Rings, Belts,
Bracelets and Magnetic FIuid.-Strsnzers are re
obtain these celebrated articles genuine Is al " l8l
broadway, Johnst and Made n-lane al In All
cases Of NERVOUS DISEASES the efficacy OF Christie :
avanic articles IL truly wonderful and their great cee
bty has caused them TO be cOunteeed by Needy persons
who offer spurious and worthless mltsons, against which
the public are respectfully guarded No Druggist OF Drug
store ia New-YOrk will ever be allowed to sell Dr. Chris
articles the sale and exclusive Agency Is at Sz Broad
way. auH "
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BOOK TRADE.
WING ALMANAC

THE WING ALMANAC tor 1913 wall contain a brief
i History Of the Mexican War from TIE pefloa ~nefe
the History len Of in years Almanac up 70 the time
Of eonx 70 press 10 will also contain compete s' o.
The Oncers Of the United States Government oorefno
~ .rh 81 the stsfrs Names Of Members Of both Houses
OF Congr--s Resolutions Of the Chicago conFention,
Tsbles Of Exports and Imports, Election Returns ot hS
srI states OF the Union for the last year. -tasilcai
Tables Of different snds Editorial matter and Anecd0'es
Altogether the Nkix Almanac Tor l,is VIII contain noIe
matter. and viii BE- found IN all respects a Aa IN
snnedr 10 the issue OF any previous year In order %
give complete Election returns and the entire Lst "
Members Of the Congress. The pnnilcAtion - aeiri
NATL November Price for snze copies ~ cents 81
rer doxen or - per 100 copies fostnssters rom -.
part OF nfed states RENTING a. - VIII receive -
COPIES. aud the money may be cent A. our fiss
agDxW GREELEY a McELRATH. Publishers
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WOMAN AND HER DISEASE.

EROM TIE CRADLE TO TIE GKANE.-Adapted eN-
cuslvcy her instruction In the natural laws oi hsr
system and all the diseases u her critical periods, BY I'd
ward w. Dixon. NJ d. PIP 32' fourth edition frice - -
Also similar work addressed 10 Young Men, PIP <'o'
eighth edition containing complete review OF the causes
symptoms and treatment of early decay aud or every
known disease language adapted 20 every reader Inc
medical and daily pres have gwen the highest
ION these valuable works For ale By CHAS. II. RING,
nla IN. anrner of Jnhn-st. and BroadWay.
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list PIIRLISHED

rINHE AMERICAN SYSTEM OF COOKERY, lby the
authos Of" Every Ladys Book, - containing over Loo
practical receipts, of which entirely new NO
family should be without H. Every lady will be able TO
direct every domestic competent to perform her task
with perfect Purchase It without deaythe demand
is daily increasing. Published by t. J. CROWEN, ~
Broadway and may be had Of the booksellers in the city
and cnnnfrY Price foil bnnnd 81 paper Sd cts oil wv
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DUTCH nUL1ous ROOTS.

IIYACiNTHS. II II - per dozen. best nanef soft-'
Narcissas At - % per dozen, best named sors
Double Tulips a Al per dozen, best named sorts
Single Tulips 50 cents per dozen, best named softs
Double JOnquIls, at 81 per dozen
Single JonQuils, At 50 cents per dozen
With Crocuses Ancmonrs, Ranuneulus snowdrops' ano
other dubious roots I'D tfnt at equally low rates can
be selected from the OF the undersigned when
contains equally a. choice vsees and ne roots A. ans
other in the cty what others may say 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding They are Of his own importation ana
are nor auction roots JAMES HOGG,
- 1,oTrbsS SOP Broadway
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~ Dr. Chr,..ie'- Galynnic Rings, Bell.
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ment under the special supervision OF j. T. MOWER
ESQ well known for many years the experienced and
efficient Superintendent Of the Foreign Letter Depart
sent Of tbs New-YoIk City Post Office.
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which sails for HavTe the 2ith inst
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NATURALIZATION.

lust PUBLISHED, a new work entitled Naturaltzstio
Of Aliens: or, The Aliens Guide 10 Citizenship, an
Court Manual containing sketch VI the laws with dre'
tons and forms Of proceedings for the naturalization
aliens the United States with Notes and an Append,
By George w Scott, Considerable For sale by
az BELL & GOULD. l53 Nassau-st.
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EWRANKs HYDRAULICS.

FI'HE PUBLICATION Of the hrst number OF this WORK
is deferred until Saturday the 10th inst Orders may
be any Of the booksellers The whole Work Will be
completed In 8 numbers at p cents number Oh
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A COMMON MISTAKE Is MADE in SUI

A COMMON MISTAKE Is MADE In sup
"A posing ihst DR.. TOWNsENDs sAksAPAklLLA
10 common Ssrsapa'ills Syrup, which II 10 not, as
one bottle contains sufficient quantity To make more
gallon Of syrup, far superior TO that used IN the
Is COMPOUND extract OF the beat Honduras sarsapas
extracted without heat Principal othce i5 Futon 81
n-xl door to The SUI su26 SmThsM
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT.
N-For six years have suffered with these awful dsea-
ses and from my heart feel for all similarly afflicted.
and beg OF them try Dr. Tayors Basam Of Liyerwort
his medicine cured me when could not In bed,
and not expected 10 live week. Prepared genuine
only, At 7S Beskmso-st formerly 515 Bowery
isi2 SIN " 4 MARKS 10 kiss ct
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SCHOOLS.
TIE Aar asD scIEScE {
DANCING.

A CARD.-Mr w WHALE and Dsushter resP ee.iaa.y
hsnnOance that their ClAsse. for lesf ~ rt,
Al Con.tirufion Hall SO Brosdws~ on lses4s{ s hi
y snd At Gothic AL Brooklyn - MO
e...@. FOR i.dies and gentlemen a. theiI
a. si.,bax.aue on "Wednesday, sept = instfuet.syn
given daily IN al fashionable Dances snd " A,.s, = ss
frT.fe Academy, So sixth avenue, 49, 49,. ~ I'm
wtl h. sIren For pArticu ars zee circbi.Is ~ -.
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CARPETIN0S.

II LAWRENCE, II Canslst, offers for sale On the most
HI reasonable splendid patterns OF Brussels Three
ply and Ingram Csrpetinss Druesets stair Carpetnss
Oilcoths stairrods WEdo~- with hxtrreskc &c
Peons about purchasing will derive great sdvsntAxs from
calling q ~ Canals els lmD&Ws
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MOROCCO MANDATORY.

ll&cFlne ivory and common Iable Iuticiyf ctIfrisi
spoons. eaTays lamps candiesticks steel he
sets coffee mills pantry scales, warming pans, sad AID
Italian irons britannia and japanned ware brass kettles,
hollow ware pans round and oval pots, waffle irons
grdiron boilers and fish kettles furnaces coal hods
&c. &c. . = LII LIZ,
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DANCING.

A OODwORTH 90 Bronze 81 near broa1~ ~ 81 % s
"A. 100. f,r he en.zng season Will commences on
Tuesday, Oct s. go. s.,..t.s
sc nnt Of the ADVANTAGES q his school or o. ns os
oasincaf;ous would SIMPLY susie mai ne ,eac.- a. ~ .
&c.,. N -. r..-r, dav and those In proper manner
T0esdsy and ssruday half past io Aaes tna ehiid
rer Tue-dav and FRIDAY hslf.past Tor seni4enrn
secs f,vi-- /. rsontb confined entirely % the p-ils
Pile .ps AZ sny time occupied BY thr classes
IA vsxinr tb. Po.ss R~d0~z any Of The new cances
kcad-rlirs or families sffrl1ed. 81 mp
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BONE SETTING.
r. JONATHAN r. SWEET
49, D.. ~.r~.r

SatGra Bore Setter,
HAS COME from Rhode-lslsnd and taken room q. I'D
II Henrys in the City Of Brooklyn HIS practice ex-
tends III diseases Of the limbs such dslocafions rac-
turs. hp diseases sprains white swenks absces- rer.
ishe., eoauacuons, &c JONATHAN r. SWEET.
90 I'm
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PoLics-Mr. Washington Adams, boarding al
IN. Ess,srn Pearst House had his pocket picked yes
,erdsy of bis poeketbook consapins ssl 10 bills GA tn
Leo BANK Mas aud draft for $500 on tbs Merchants
hank of this City. The thief escaped Morris CONF
AMI John Finley boys were arrest, yesterday by eth
Get Noe of the Third Ward charged with stealing
horse ana wagon from John X. Roman, OF Bergen n J
Thew Ucre detaioed
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1 OsT-On Friday last, steel work-bag containing =
Ilstee purse with some money, among which was 80
bill the Ession Bank II the finder disposed TO return
10 the owner IL can be left at the advertisers desk Of the
Tribune Ofce where a suitable reward will be paid. Ol9 a.
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~ Rev. VIM. Il. Eliot Jr. has declined the
s.crr,sryshp Of tbs American Unisisn Association to
which he wa recently elected. We understand that
bis travels 10 Europe have r,e,ab'hed hts health and
th., he may be- expected In ST. Louis about the hst OF
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SANFORD b. KELLOGG

A TTORNEY-AT-LAlV.0 Office 20 Pine-st 81 LOUIS,
hMO The securing and collection OF debts and all pro
fessons business will be promptly and faithfully attend
ed 70.
Refer TO Messrs. l.. A. Benost Co, LokeI, keniek
Co bankers and Collins Kellogg st Louis Messrs Han
kin Duryee & Co Lawrence Trmbe Co Hugh Anch
incloss < Sons, and w. w. Pinnes Go. New foTk-
Msssrs Collins Brothers, Hartford. ST 2aw6m.
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HYDRAULICS


Nd MECHANlCS-A Descriptive and HISTORICAL Ac-
Account Of Hydraulic and other Machines Tor raising
Water ancient and modern with obseyations on various
subjects connected with the Mechanic Arts including the
Progressive Development OF the steam Engine D.scrip
tious Of every variety Of Bellows, Piston and Rotary
Pumps Fire-Eugnes, Waier-Rams. Pressure IN sines,
Airsfachines Eohpies. &C Remarks on Ancient Wells,
AirReds. Cog-Whecls Biowpires, Bellows Of various
People Msgc tobets Steam Idols and other Machinery
OF Ancient Temples. To which are added Experiments
on Blowing and Spoutns Tubes, and other original De-
vices Natures Modes and Machinery or raising Water
Historical Notices respecting Sphons Fountains, Water
Organs Ciepsydrs, Pipes. Valves, Cocks, &c In Five
Books. By THOMAS EwRANS. Illustrated by 500 En-
cravings. A
This volume on the various machinery connected with
the raising Of water interesting productions not
only 10 the Experimental Philosopher the Mechanxan
aud the Operative Tradesman who engaged IN the re-
searches and work combined with the objects specified
the Treatise but also every ordinary reader who )
cous % enlarge his general Information, and who wishes
combine amusement with the topics which attract ms
attention
~ The above work is publishing IN EtGHr PAErs
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