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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
PassenRers Arrived.

In ,sy Della Faikcr pom Nos Orlsanf-caPt Carlisle 1T
eu. Rush ana d Buren,, q Lieut. Rnggnt, Acting
Surgeon and Compares and C. md Light Company
"a Regiment Of Artillery.
IN bark Mallory from Neig- OvisSnf-Mr Gale
IN brio Of0 from Porte Cattii0-Mr Gown
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Domestic Ports.
PHILADELPHIA

PHIL lnFrPHIA JAIN l-Arr abr. Unee John SYork iuss
pen~nce Petersburg Hero. Baiimore M.rr- AIN w
Co. Hoffman. Rhn1o1d. HEM Bscoub, bostnus w s~t %
Milsf NAt~io~n. Hin Wsrran. kenneh~ck nans fsnn
Nlor. Afglan Cs,.. Ct hst orsrd. thss- Boston nfes n
Resell sr-F PrnlN. Rorr. Matsu1fsi i.n
49, b. Chgrcl JeAa Nb Ago, aDcl-agaS, B-tont =
vud Pscosi BDsa doj Hsay Woes, ehsnesfiAa, hofloh
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BROTHERS AND SISTERS.

A NEW NOVEL by FrederiAa Bremen. Price . Cts
Il The Barouet's Dang hiers, by Mrs Grey-1cts-
Harold The sst of the Saxon Kings by Bulwer vols cs
jane Eyre, capital Novel, p cts
Angela. by Mrs. Marsh, vols. 70 cts -, 49,
Foreign Papers containing full accounts On he 's,e IN
psraIeled nassacre &C. &c Illustrated Paper, Punch
lrsh Papers just receiyed ~ 49,. pi.,
FnshiOns for July 30 els
The Ice King, 6y Ned Bun4lne - cts.
France rs King and COuf, W Gen. Cas-, . ce
s,ryennis Notes on Iowa. with beautiful map - Gus
AInr new novel. by Mrs Gray, % cts
Tine ali ser BY Miss Jewsbury, just published y cts
hs Ives OF General aylOr and Gen Cass . cts each
fncv sanford Story Of the Heart by T. ; Arthur, DC
The MYSTERIES aud Misenes Of New-fork, nVe Par- .
cts each.
The Mysteries OF Philadelphia, p cs.
The Ferfune Hunter by Mrs. MUszu, . cts.
"a 81 he sre chesp publications aud periodicals. for
ale ~ Iiv ISL BERFORD co castor House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

ry-st-A chief object Of the prophesor Is to supply the
public with fresh ground Flour and Meal bags Of u: and
40 lbs IS well as by the barrel and halfbarre enabling
families to enjoy the luxury Of fresh Flour throughout the
year Delivered any part Of the city free Of cost Post
paid orders attended to- HECkER bhOIhEh-
LII ,aotfa
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BOON TRADE.
GRAHAnrS MAGAZINE.

SUPERB
Our embellishments for this month are Of high order
Tar DEPARTURE is exquisite performance ~ Ems ana
will challenge comparison with anything mat mas ever
been presented to the public.
THE PORTRAIT Of Mas BRooEs, by Parker, Is an excel
lent likeness OF one OF our most accomplished female su-
fbors and The numerous admirers Of her writings VIII De
graufed-now that the strains OF her narp are sueu
In deah-tO tue neamens OF one whose poeuca euoiH
inspired - much pleasure.
THE SISTERS. by Thompson is also splendid engraving
and fully maintains the biz reputation Of that distinguished
artist a.,
Music" Think Not that Love Thee" Ballad MI
SIC composed ind arranged for the PianofOre by j. L.
Miner For s4le, wholesale aud retail, ny . ~
fvl7 w H. GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

- uosTWICK,s EIGHTH LECTURE 90 bs-
s,;.,s osstetrics and Diseases Of the Geni,H Osas
No GRATED with drawings viii be given on wsanTsy
r,,s-irg he lfth inst al 9. o'clock, Al ne nIoSl
u,s,.s' corner Broadway and 0randst Meaies LEI
students aud gentleman sre invited ~ al'ena ,v5 81.
free. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

Parties des Of securing Chances IN elmer OF inc anote
Sweepstakes are requested make early appcauon as
each Sweep " m be drawn Immediately Il Is null. The result
OF The drawing will be advertised IN the Times, bels Lie
and the London Daily papers To give Ladies an oppor
mniyof taking shares scrip VIII DO issued 10 lhuas TIC
option Of tue subscribers.
An communications. 10 insure attention, must contain
remittance Foreign orders may be made payaoe ID LOT
io,. Lt s1 LETTERS must be addressed 10 RICHARD Nj
CHOLLs and JAMES PARKINSON, TemPle-sGuare
Ayleshury, England. - go. n,
The Third Horse 20 be- decided by Bells Life. Prnrs
paid any day acr the race less 10 per cent The Race VIII
be rln AZ Doncaster ON the Iith Of September, 1913
Ter containing bears the Ayesbury postmark Subscribers
wishing 10 send Bank Notes had better send halves n ON
ss,enf posts t5DNWtAuglMs ltSNF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

Clinton Hall corner Beekmsn and Nassau sis-&5e1 vol
umes and the principal Reviews and Magazines American
and British constant additions Of new publications
Clerks initiation fee cl, and semiannusl dues eli mer
chants and others annual subscription s. Rooms open
from 10 A NJ. 10 10 P. NJ. By order. .,,,,
HENRY A. OAKLEY.
iylO 3wis Rec Sec. Mercantile LID Assocauon.
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jylOswis
The Americap Bene6r Building Associa-

ton will hold a eguar meeting on tuesday evening July
Isl NJ o'clock The OF Catherine and Henry SIS Tor
the purpose Of advancing TO shareholders purchase
heir own houses and enabling them repay the amount ad
yanced with the money they pay for rent Persons
ioping al this meeting will be entitled 20 BID for me sd-
yysnce IiyI7 Hs.l $ JESSURUN, Secretary.
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. SHABBY GENTEEL.p

CAREY HART will shortly publ.h No. Of new
OmOnthly comic story porTayng the iocs Of everyday
domestic lie and emitted Shabby Genise or the Struggles
and COurvaEces Of eco year look Ike l0oo by The
anthor OF The Greatest Plague Of Life"
RECENTLY PUsLisHED
The Greatest Plague of Life. p cts.
Whom to Marry and How % Marry. y. cts .-,.
The Very Image Of His Father, No. |. ca jyis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

regular meeting of The Csb will be held al the Repository
in the Park on Tuesday the 18Th Of JULY Al noon The
regular subjects ofdscussion will be Salt Muck HAY crop
and Turnip Planting" Admission free to al Jyl' u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

MECHANICS, HALL, AZ Broadway between
lV1 Grand and BrOome
ONE WEEK LONGER.
MONDAY, July II, AND EVERY NIGHT DURING
THE WEEK
THE ORIGINAL CHRISTY'S MINSTHELS
whose Concerts during the past NINE MONTHS have been
received With such distinguished patronage and unexAmped
success have the honor announcing that by the desire Of
he heads of numerous families they viii continue Their pop
uar and inmiabs entertainments FOR ONE WEEK
LONGER
Admission . cents. Doors open st7-Cobcen VIII com
lnence at8. - ......
On SATURDAY. July 2, an AFTERNOON CONCERT,
commencing al o'clock
Manager and DTectOI-E. p. CHRlsrY. JylI WIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

~ Red Ash stove Coal, - 20 I 90 o plo"e''
- % from the boat, now lancing. j. r Ool hOn'
corner Tenlh-sveuue and Twenty-siXih-t
Orders received hv most yll lwis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

rY- j. Fowler, Dentist, has returned from MS con
iinst iyl2 lwis+
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SPLENDID GOTHIC

~ Door Piates.-RoBsRTs's new and splendld slyIe
M oihc Door and Number Plates Those In want OF -ucn
are invited 10 call and examine them Also spehdh ~
sornept OF Gothic and Shield Pattern Bel Pulls
r ROBERTS, 552 Broadway, near
-, o,,...A Pnncest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

~ Don't Have n Foul Breafh.-lf you have use
fsyo-shling box OF JoHEs's Amber Tooth Paste Inat
will make your breath sweet, whiten your teeth &C sod
at Chaham-sf Jylf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
EVR>IrURE, PIANOFORTk, I

L ing Articles, Nc-J ". BROWN VIII sen - $780, S ~
TUESDAY July is Al iol O'Clock al Ia. Brosiws y, iIgs
stock Of superior Furniture compnsns mshosstS sess'
srnng and other paEor chars, burcsN oooA
was stands card center casrtee and side tables ped
eai &c with great variety Of other desirable FURNITURE
houselauismug srccs, &c. Also. ranoiorte sac pei
emptory 10 pay advances and charges Caisogues now
ready JySSi.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

J. ?. MONTGOMERY, Auctoneer.
BOOTS AND ~HoE~.-By ! ID. lNOkRsoLL
ID 4 co - PearLst-NEDNESDAl, July 10, Al ~
ocok A NJ so Roots and Shoes. general ss-ori
adapted the southern. western and city sde yl1
MOONEY. Aucioneer
DppT~ AND -HOE~-By A. GALE, =, Pearl
ID st.-rU ESDAN. July Is, al 81 ocloct VI - csses
Roots shoes and Rrog Also lot Of Morocco Innings
&c comprising general assortment adapted TO the soeiA
srn and Western Trade yi5J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
NEW BOOKS PER. STEAMER NIAGARA.


trails .nO. - o.
Fii.. Early English Metdcal Romances. limo
small Books on Great Subjects. NO. u, KID
southey the Doctor. Complete 10 VOL sYo'
London Anecdotes, lnno.
Comic Bradshaw.
M Green. the Special Constable. lomo.
Ackerman's Ancient and Modern Cons
Brahw aite's Retrospect vol H. ~,
Weds History Of the Royal Society win memoirs OF me
p-asissnfs from authentic documents; vols $40 engr
ste,vart Panters Guide with reference 10
sii1ing', Annals ofhe Artists Of SPAIN with tine steel and
and wood engravings vols 8yo
Ir,nart.ne's n. story Of the Girondisis, vols
PUTNAM Bookseller, &C
wis $50 Broadway, and ~ Sualo- LoI-D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
CLOTHING.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

r. IT. MCELKUf 10. x1I BHUADWA1,
,I,HREE DOORS ABOVE THE AMERICAN HOTEL,
i ard directly opposite the Park Fountain, are prepared
offer Tor the inspection Of their numerous patrons and ho
public choice and varied assortment " new goods for
sDnng and Summer be- found IN the cty-con-
ssung Of cloths casneres yesngs csshmefetes tweeds,
mernos drab Pete, which they enabled 10 make
up TO order al great reduction from former prices.
They would particularly call the attention VI the travelling
public and others wanting hrsate article OF rsscynsds
garments equa In eyery respect To those nsde ID order
which they selling cheaper than anything heretofore Of
fered TO the public.
An OF ready made dress and rocs coats latest
styles zephyr cloth, cashmereto, tweed drab d etc and
erno polka and sack coats also pansloons, and great
variety fancy sk and satin vests also shirts, under
and trawers hsfhoss scar craysfs sfeners and supo
nor article of kid gloves constantly on hand.
They would call attention 10 their superior styles OF vests
and psntaoOns furnished al % Broadway lnyls lsf
Strangers and others would do well ~ call and examine
their stock and learn prices before purchasing elsewhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
7r.,v uarrRIAI. AND SPIRITUAL

TrNIyFRsE-PUB LISHED THIS DAY, Eur "A or ue
| ! Universe A Prose Poem by Edgar Poe Vol limo
cloth. y cts. ...,
- .-.tl among tle literary and ufhc classes ti over "
Unon-t-plilIng A. ties fets'lns power ~ go =.
Ehal tallnt possibly iiu o. -t'ilr uie 7f"'f "
90 csrs-- reader ..-- -
journal ui Commerce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
DRY GOODS.

PRINTED LAWNS AND PRINTED CALiCoES.
ANE X PORTER, 65 CArHARiNE-sr have
IL during the past week, purchased. al great sacrnce
the entire balance OF Philip Aliens best styles OF Spring
Prints now Oder bargains than ever has been done IN
the City OF New-Nork.
500 packages Prints, per cent less than Spring prices
10 cases splendid styles and quality, ID worth L.
- cases splendid. beautiful. od.
~ cases imitation French, small hgured 81.
~ cases fga ed plaid and striped. 3D. 3d. I'd and lod
All ofwhich are warranted fast coors
Being DESTROYS Of closing the balance of,he Printed Lawns
on hand made reduction OF 80 per cent from former
prices.
Brown and White, Drabs, Pnks. Bues. Stripes, Plaid OF
Vine patterns hne quality and fast eolors reduced from
Is 81 10 ls--from = 10 l. o. &c.
Also 5000 of all the various shapes and styles Of Nizeiies
Manulas Jenny Linds, Chinese Nantes Sacks Nc with
every style OF trimmings and made Of the richest High
Lustre Silks
One price, aud no deviation.
iyl5 3ts LANE 4 PORTER % Caihsrnes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

TuEAP DRY COOp--Unparsleled reduction In
y price commencing Monday July u, for one week al
BANKERS 81 Orsnd-st
The balance of The large stock offered n cfesl sacfh e
AL who wish TO purchase sefsonate Dry Goods viii hni
inducements not Onen seen.
The stock OF Silks complete, and are selling at such
prices A. will meet the expectation Of every person They
consist OF plain cham eabc. aud Chameleon plaid slptd
aud figured Pout Sol Gro de- AmuIc, Gro de Rhnt sk
from p. 10 Is per yard.
Aso plaid and figured Fculard Silks 3 cd 10 b. I'd
few pieces high lustre black silks, al unparalleled low
prices, = cd. up.
Also Bsreges silk and wool best quality, from Is to Is per
yard
Black and colored satin stripe Bareges 2 To Is 6d.
500 pieces New Lawns fast colors aud me qualify from
Is 10 IT, 10. per yard.
200 pieces Linen Ginghams Is. 81 L. Sd and p per yard
500 pieces French and Scotch Gnghainss asl coofs
Is. per yard
cases New Cacoes fast color from cd To Sd per yard
cases New Englsh and Merrlmack prints nom led ID
Is. per yard.
l6bses and OF bleached and nnbeached sheetngs
and Shirtngs. from ID. up.
: BARKER will remove afleF this week TO rs Grands1
| 81 doors above iyl7 his.
| dol tu. Du.f mr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
MARINE JOUR NAL.

PORT OF SEw-YoRK JULY u
zsATvRi ALsAxAc.-.---.---.-rHh pAf
rhs soot wa ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

| CLOTH FINl>HERS-Io De sod Al suction, on NE
Sh inst al II O'Clock, Al ~ Ofsndsi ne follow ing mscm
nry An excellent pres, seven groce ffsi easiy
pres. rHpers fences press plses good over steam
boiler ~ -ofh bnlsher foding machine, Nc &C forming
CONN etc apparsuI. for finishing clohs To pcfson Nisn
in. 10 en.ase IN the Business ms caefs rare ensnee
ne present proprietor recommend some ~ ne oese
hrss,. Ia The CIV The whole BE- seen ard .is ~,
a,uisrs obtait Ell. BY applying to JAMES L NAssoS'
isi BROADWAY sNcond aocr. glS Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
.r-.A THE ANIMAL EXGIRsI0NS q

.vyill take place Tuesday, 18th inst The
oainboat COLUMBIA has been chartered, AMI with wal
aces NeYork Brass Band, will proceed to Glen Cove,
Long Island starting from the foot Of Canast at - o'clock,
Pier 40 North River at Marsefst Grand O. sis,
and from foot u South 5econdsL WiIIamsburgh f
Tickets may be hsd at the landings. Jyl7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

- TO LET-Pan Oflhe hrs floor and The hrst lon ofthe
Ea frat store ia Warren 81 Inquire on me prem
~ ises iys 2sis-
q. WORKSHOPS TO LET, with steam en-.
IN: CINE u let, and possession given lmnedihoiy,
* buildings situated In the Of 10 and u bowefy,
containing rooms, with engine of sborse power, IN
good running order. Entrance from the Bowefy, and
cartway from Elzsbeth-st. Inquire al RAfNORs book
store 10 Bowery. Jylo zn
<r. AT PRIVATE sALE-sOUTH BROOKLYN.
"a. The 3story and basement brick house and iot 10
- Doug Courst Size OF lot 2ox 90 feet deep
The house built In modern style. Snb-celIar, beeDos
Kitchen Range The garden Is laid out WIN grape
vines fruit trees sc Omnihuses pass through C0unst
every few minutes for the Fulton ferry $500 may remain
on bond and mortgage desired FOR farther particulars
applyto A.. J. BLEECKER, AuctIoneer
Nr1vi7 Iv Broad-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

rl,O TRAyFIER~.-Resdy -inade Linen Dusiers or
Oyercoats, with large assortment OF Zephyr Cloth
and Linen Sacks. DOrsays Paniaoons Vests, &c al 81
Broadway, American Hotel. .........,,.,, 90,
iyl5 WIN. T. JENNlscS W
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3, AT PRIVATE sALE-soUTH BRooKLY
EXCURSIONS.
EAST RIVER.

Morning Lage Oton'yn f"> ~.
. - C.Ib~ros.,IOk C.ihsrD- stl u
Pc, n, \ \ ri Per No. , y. R........-.3
I,t.inx Consy Island IA Leaving coney Island . !"
Fare each way IA cts Uloous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
PANORAMA
OF TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN

AZ ne Mineyra Rooms, 40 Byo1dlcay
-, HERMAN & TOUSEY'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA
- shows in the perfect and beautiful msnHer the
marches encampmen battles and all the stirring ncdenls
Of Tayors operations In Mexico tho GREATEST fASIlNS
IN THE WORiD Open every evening Panorama CON-
rnepces moving at o'clock precisely Admission % cents
No hafprce No charge for descriptive pamphlet Jyouls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For America.
UNITED STATES. Capt H.es.r."..Fo New
For Europe.

OCEAN SIN NAvCo's LrNE-F0r champion Brtmen
WAsHINGTOS Capt Prom York .1hurdy july
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

NtNTED-Emp.oymer BY lad u year Oh, who
w has u.s. arrived l me country with M parents, wh0
have ro vrors Tor him he wouli prefer 10 60 into the
country snd WORK a. farming, Of which he mas some
sr0yy. ledge Compensation for the present ~ ohec.
Please -ddres. 10 the Tribune Offce, WILLIAM TATE,
who viii promptly and thankfully acceq; any chance % earn
A. honest. ivinr Jyl5jusG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

Byreducing the Wheat to fourthe quantity Oh .c is'
ter len Al Underwater this compared with the cores
ponding period OF last year shows decrease equS 10
AS no bbls of Flour.
The following Table shows the quantity Oh some OF
the principal articles of produce left at tide water from
the commencement of navigation To the an jury IN
elusive during the years 1910 go days. 1884, 90 days.
and I-is rs DAYS ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Asencneef
DY BANGS, RICHARDS a. PLATT, store -
ID Brosd~sy--IlheFs essh advances made on oo,srn'
In auron snIrs

DN y. COTTON, .sseton snd Cos-tsssoH h'veainf-
DSslrs Room SIC Brosdwsy, Go<hc H--Hsving fenos,
~ 10 the sbOvensmed rooms now prepuei 10 rrcss- ~
KINDS Of Cabinet Furniur. Dry Gcods Csrpee and hoo-
seering articles Of every description cous gnen os
m ale A. sncon ard 10 make with hts usua
profnptress RE will bay n preferred Outdoor sses
II nv rsrt II the eity attended to ascsl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

o'clock Z NJ and closed with the two celebrated irouing
horses Lady Sutton and Lady Suffolk, d. Brsn gray mare
Lady SufolksJ Whepley, brown mare Lady sutton The
cars Will leave the South Ferry q O'Clock, and return
after the race is over. Fare . cents egch way
ivl7 lt+o JOEL CONKLlN, Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

broke out in junk shop, 30 Jsesst but was quickly
etinguished has since appeared that the servant
woman Asia Mckay assisted by the proprietor, John
McKinna, and a man named Frs. Butter were seen
sprinkling camphene on the floor All the parties are
arrested and held to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

"ga CENTREvILL T.
i-hl r-&lerk COURSE, Trouing.-Purse
L9 Adx1A~ Sla mile heats. best three
kts-x Iy1SSS~xS>, In five in harness, will come
~~-->A17.---~s OIL on Monday July H. at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

sAILED-s,saHsp Sosrsr chsse-,oa - o.ssd, - ~ ~
Norma Havana T.uon Liverpool Agse. ~ Borse.at Bars
Be-tsI Wington Nh; sophia lBml Bahs Iennessee Lsu
"a 5, Lawr-Bes Maag Be Amsta Curaeoa Ao'on "eofse
town, SC. and Others.
Ne wnr5ho un p sighf a ST.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-19
WASHING MACHINES.
8. PARKER & N. p. GUFFY,


III AvlNG purchased the right 10 make
IL and vend Aldrich g. Foot's Patent
WASHING MACHINES
for the counties of Allen, Putnam, ind Van
Vert; respectfully informs the Public tba,
they keep constantly on hand supply OF
this useful article Of furniture. whereby in
washing Clothes &C.,
one person can do as much as ionr, in the
same time, and with no greater expenditure
Of labor than would be required by the Of
dinary methcd for one person.
Any person, whether man or woman, can
easily use The Mrchn es, and farmers will
find them great saving Of time and labor n
their fimiiies, and, in full The proprietor
thinks they can be fairly recommended IS
simple, cheap, and very useful. As they
are newly introduced 10 this section, Messrs.
P. s. N. hopes that persons visiting Kalida
will call and examine these machines 70,
Rights for townships in either the above
counties, will be sold 10 those who may de.
sire them.
Kalidr; Sept. ~, lS4s. 92eb.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-19
SESSION 0 HIO STATESMAN
FOR 1852.

FOR 1852. 81 sasass. 1,
We head this Prospectus, s.Session Ohis
Statesman we do SO, ,Lecause that hes bets
The usual paclice, and every one at once
comprehends IFS meaning. But us tie length
oi the Legislative sessions are irregular una
uncertain, which prevents many from SUI.
scrbing for session paper. sshpposing il
may only las u .1ew .reeks, which is genes-,
ally declared to be the intention previous Ia
commencing, we lnpe concluded 10 change
the term and rpposc eur sc ssion, iIspcrs 70,
THREE MONTHS, comIne ncing on sio,,
day the 4lh day Of December lS4S, and
terminating on Saturday the 81 day of March,
lS49. ffhe 4ih Of March bc;pg Susddy. !.
Persons, therefore, subscribing for the
Ohio Statesman SESSION PAPERS, do 50
with an understanding that they will be sent
for definite period We do .liis without
any increase of,hc usual p,ices FOR our sess-
ion papers. We adopt the rule so that
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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-19

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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-19
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Attorney Ehd COlliseliOra at Law.
Napoleon Henry County, o.
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