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A TREATISE.


DORESsED TO YOUNG MEN-Contsiniug coui-
~ peie OF The Causes and Treatment Of Early De
cav from SefAbuse. Scrofus. Consumption, Bronchitis.
Structure. Varicocele. SC &c by Edward II Dixon d. Of
New-ior<. rs pages Eighth Edition Price -. neatly
bound For sale by CHARLES H. RING corner Of ohm
Il and Broadway.
From the Ffenn- Post
pr Dnan puri oi Dr. Mott. number
Of valuable surs -truueuf-. and practitioner Of grn l-sf.
s'iing. ls hooks t-scy and with
desire communicate Truth with Tire force and
rrrle-fIe--.
frn Nev inrk journal Nef.le sni Collateral
T. err clear sty-. sri calculated ~ ~
Ioi The iert1a Accurately drawn, and
rsui ltus. The yrlcf vii fuf abound
.r- valuable Lf ni re general reader wa many
IsrfgI cautions. aid prsirnlf0r waning.
From -l- Boston Meta.ii ana surgical journal
Dr. nro has much and well branches ~ sur
h book shows thornlE t qnantIne with modern practice
4lf he ts 90 attention t1 effr page the los ore ar mar
torres. Nirrore'e. ~ iflcee, ant
f alr rfrrty well treated ot Tie authors aCkH0ssi-ri
originate devotion fn f rational pies oi medicine, anf hs
lnnllg under ti slrs N Circumstance stamp win more tnn
ordinary interest
Also by tie s1iher. Woman ard her Diseases from
the Cradle 70 the Grave SIS pages. Fourth Edition = 3
s21isSNNMs
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NEW BOOKS.

DER STEAMER NIAGARA-The Doto and 10 Kin
i bred. the History. Ahuities and Oseoogy Of the
DOd0. Solitaire and other Extinct Birds Of the Islands VI
ufus Rodriguez and BOURBON. by II. z. Strickland and
4 q Melville Plates ito. cloth. 3 50
The Treasury OF Natural story. Popular Dictionary
Of Animated Nature. by : Msunder IusTd Emo :. 75
The CorQuerors Of he New World snd their BoncsI
being Narrative Of vents which led 20 Negro slavery iE
Tie Hand. Phreno ogcai Considered. being Cir rse
~ Relations 81 The Mind with The Organization o the
body Plates Gvo Al - PUTNAM Importer.
> lt- l5j Broadway. and 10. Strand London.
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TIVE TARNAL CRlTTER Of This dsy contains leng thy
Biographical sketch lf his disiin gu-ed
the next No viii be snofce Of Theodore Parker There
IL also notice Of Jos Bergen recently arrested mlrelsnd
pee 4 cents g0g Nss.au--t in the rear - IT,
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5. WHITEsrONE COUNTRY SEATS AND


VI. BuILDING SITES FOR SALE The subscrioof:
MI have recently purchased The well known fam and
country seat Of the late Mr. Epeneus Smith At Nhlssono
landing Long Island and having been applied To tor POT
lions of the said property for he purpose OF erecting genue
mems cottages ami har summer residences have deter
mined To law out and ger for sale pat Of the premises
fronting In lots Of convenient size Tor such uses
and feel confidence the assertion that they can present me
public some the beautiful locations TO DO found In
The vicinity OF any city In this country.
The situation srkably beaby and presents al The adj
vantsges ofcmae which shore OF Ions Island Sound
is So Justly aied, the land lying elevated hdgs
sopny uniformly and beautifully to the water, with an az
tsusye prospect far the can reach there hene
more fine points Of view from the entire farm an BE-
lie we'd be found In any estate on Long Island lie
proximity to the city ten miles from Viamsbursb) rem
ders IL accessible in little more than one hours ride-
The Sound open Whestone generally throughout the
Winner thus afordDg constant water communication du-
ring the year. 49,.
ferry will soon be- established from the steamboat land.
ing near this property Throgs Point Westehes1sr Cony
thus aaordng frequent additional communication with rew-
York by the Harlem Railroad
IA one OF OF the subscribers 10 to secure good
neighborhood suitable improvements to an association
of gentlemen DESTROYS Of bui ding cottages OF Uniform uc.
ture such division of land for buiing sites VIII be made ~
may be considered desirable irrespective OF me manner IN
which the same 10 laid out on the msps
For farther particulars and maps OF the property app 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER Auctioneer broad.st New
York or 10 J!KAH I TRACY,
JAMES UDALL,
81 FssThssnls (S0 Great Neck, I.
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Ian from ireland few months since, matlh.W
wants find his Twin brother ANDREW DOLAN An
drew came from Ireland years since, and was IN New
York last January. Any information of Andrew may be
len with Daniel A. ReXford, sou'hst s2d
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WILL SHORTLY CLOSE.

ID AWARDS NEW PANORAMA OF THE MISSOURI
DAND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS, showing country OF
overwhelmed hundred miles being by far the largest paint
ing IN the world and Of the largest Rivers on the Globe eS
tending more than twenty degrees of suude Open every
evening At Panorama Hall, SOS Broadway adjoining Nib
los Garden. -. u
Admission 50 cents children half price. Psnorsris will
commence moving at 3 O'Clock
Afternoon performances ednesdsys and ysiurdaysm
q oclock iySl
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eyebrows grow prevents the hair from turning grey and
the st application causes 10 curl beautifully, frees from
scun and stops from falling OF Sold with fall directions
81 81 ChalhaIis l59 FultoD-st Brooklyn, aust Ieod
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" Gentlemen,- Har--FaII .tyIe-BIED cor. Of

ne and Nassau SIS Genemeus Hsis ofthe FAl Standard
embracing all the recent improvements IN The various
branches Of the arr are ready for inspection and sale
Tie new siye Submitted The critical Judgment q he
connoi-seur vel for he style and finish, a. tie quality q
the article offered.
The subscriber relies with much confidence upon the inst
discrimination OF discerning public resting h. claims upon
the known merits Of bic hats for quality. Durability and
svcri1r fah the bet erde1os Of their intrinsic excel
lence and the liberal patronage hitherto enjoyed i a
sufficient Of their quality nowhssnting the exiravs
CANT preteusous Of dealers the present time
aus ims BIRD. corner Pine and Nassau 49,.
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and Daughter, $50 SiXth-avenue below tileent'sreei
viii be happy 10 receive plain sewing for families They
also wash with Croton water iron, and make up clothes
for families and gentlemen in the best style and on the dos
reasonable terms Reference kindly permitted to the
New. York HoIe and the Asor House. 81 .
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dIARED-Shlps knierprus Fual Liverpool Tsyor Riich
stas Neiou Do, RALPH Poet 81 Deans How Havana BOYD
Nt~n
tfss Cl.r-ss. Mn, >ofok MAR Rgnle Ossood Belfast.
Shown Hudson. Downe. Glasgow. Durham Dnloni
- iuoSene Cisfs River Ia Plate. Fernando WOOD Mont
a. Bates Msnisls g.; Oi-,ss. Bf Danoaf Wind or fNS
- whrney 60. rdso Ds nsca 90. Do Atiskapas wsa-
e<us. s.. L NeCr-sdy & CO.
ors Acadia Brl Bufnes Cunterisnc. w Bsrnhsm Hoser
- Bosou Arn Ayman, Toiten Ne~teu Statesman Cur.he
ns1ffl.
ps Gen Hcnry waierman Providence Tecausch Fowler DO
1RIyED-Bar Lanesa. Munro Havana i3 8. sugar II
. Ga l7h. Ia II. oag - spike bsfs Robert Bruce iron
sans iaF ny
"a Oft scott santiago g. Cuts. Aug lsb. sugars &c Adams
ee~t5a Let brg Nsy Helen, Gregory I'm Salem llh
sty vessel port JuJ a. Ia SO, oug 81 o.. m "a
psrt poop deck which he'd becn washed away from
- Of about go tons butt Name New Bruns~k, having
sd three maple anchons three tek lights placed sfeguAiy,
s FER cOmpsnon he hrooaft SIDE ar had been four
~ ~reks The water. Passengers Sar1s,esai Pslaa
~ cAstaho0.hee W .sms Wilmington, NC d. naval stores,
~ Potter
~ AlrAn. wspoe. Soffot, corn stsges. Chairman Co
~ Asos Cooi 0as,ss, pr s De- l casa II bk s1su 70
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RI Steamer britannia

for Europe per the above steamer will be received al the
Broadway Post Office of Canalst until Tuesday the
5h inst at O'Clock, p NJ Office open from IN ne morning
until 10 at night. JAMES T. HAkhiOII'
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BOARDING

BOARD NyANTED-Foraiiiteg cir, between he age
tB0f snc TO- IN "a respectable Roman CaihoAc fanny
ANY rivafe family having vscscy 10 aeconuolae ie
above viii ease address VI. 4 M 81 me once OF ms pa
Der will meei with prompt attention Reference &C sslis-
factory.
DOARDISG-fn fIOusionst-A gentleman an1 NE
ID wife or or ) single gentlemen can obtain board WIN
pleasant rooms In house where there are "" seecl
boarders Apply sos Houston-sL corner OF Cfo.hy.t
Also A few gentlemen be accommodated WIN dhy
board If desired References exchanged. aux WIS
DOARDING At 5S4 BROoNE-ST.-Gent
ID men ana her wives, and single gentlemen can p. ac-
commodaed with pleasant furnished rooms, WIN paifies
attached by applying above or At & II hl"o ;, cor
of ,dway and John-st : ~
DOARD-Very pleasant aud handsomely furnished
ID rooms with good board. srahe for gent eman ana
" fe or single gentlemen, At % Warren 81 warm sn1 cod
baths IN tiIr house - '"'
a FEW SINGLE CENTLENE> can bee accom-
~ mOdaied with pleasant rooms sud board 10 sehte'.
private family where they vii receive ALL the comforts OF
home bv applying az 49, Mercer-st near hOh-ioh-t'
1.e,, , .eess o.. risrr@d No ls, - lw'
DOONS WELL FURNISHED. with board II re-
qured can be- obtained by gen ueinan ana iady "lu
cot children Or single gentlemen. m small pryalr amy
Who take DO boaders. The locauon y one OF me no,l
pleasant the city Appiya q McDougasl near wash
ingfpr-z0uaTe. - ~
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,Y- Iri.hmen, Look at Thi-.-MATTHE

viii be discussed tomorrow (SundayJ aI2i O'clock Per.
of all political opinions are invited to attend Several
eminent speakers VIII he present 81 IL
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MUsIC TAUGHT, and for sale cheap
rs.a NEWAKRANGEME Green

nssa NEW AKKAN Dfctn-
= aySll,r--<~ood Cemetery Fort Hamilton and Van
sk>4>r-z1>35dyke's Cedar Grove, Staten Fslsnd-Fsrs
i2l cent. each wsy--The new and elegant steamer
CRICKET Capt VIM. II Peek. viii run oyery day a. FOL
ows Leave Catbenne Market pier al Q O'Clock A. and
NJ Canalst " r 81 A. NJ and II p. NJ. pier No. !,
Bsiieryplsce 10 A N. and u P. NJ Cortlandst al 81
A ". and 4. r NJ.
RgrueSISc-Wil leave Cedar Grove at ~ A. u ard
81 r NJ; Fort Hamilton Al IA A. NJ and r NJ Green
wood at II VI. 81 sDd 81 r. Nj.
The Cricket Will leave Catherine Market a. ~ aud Corr
and-s arr O'Clock A " for Fou Hamilton alone feurn-
ing al A. ~. q
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Lieois, in his Agricultural Chemistry, p Is, Phil


Advertisement IN OF SWAMI
liable Medcines which safely state from perience
based upon her 10 families that hey are all they
profess 70 be His Compound syrup OF WIG Cherry Tor
rug coughs colds asthma consumption, liver comp amt,
pnpafou OF the heart nervous debility, weakness, Ian
ruor depression Of spirits sc, lie sovereign remedy
HIS Verrfage and Sarsspara and Extrsci of Tar Pills
are productive Of equally beneficial effects wien use1 iof
the diseases for which they are recommended Iney az
eau be genuine Principal Office, corner OF Eighth ana
Race els. Philadelphia
AGENTS FOR NEw.YORK ClTi-C. H. RING, cor broad
way and Jon n-sL ; L. b. WARSER, 20 Bieeckerst h
A. SANDS 1888 Bowey; J. c. HIATT, Sis Grsnd-sti j. >
LEWIS, 5l7 Greenwich-si j. b. Dooo, III broadwayi A
h. X ID. SANDS, Fa.ton and William SIS >Chtlf-
rgLIs BRorHESs 4 Co l42 Wsiers,; Mrs. HAYES, $50
Fatonst Brooklyn; b OLDs SoS, Newark. so5l
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GENERAL NOTICES.

rsJ- NOtice.-The Eleventh Presbyterian Church, un-
der the pastoral of Rev mason NOBLE having been
closed for the purpose repairing will be reopened for d
vine service Sunday, 81 inst Morning service 10 cou
mence al 10y o'clock; afternoon at - evening al -
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STEAM-ENGINE FOR sALE-Of4 horsepower.
- Also "a inch b1rrstoue n COOL running order For
sale low. Inquire 81 50 Greenes ID floor. a1.e steods'
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DRY GOODS.
PRINCES AND TRIMMING

PRINCES AND TRIMMINGS,
AT42 CEDAR.ST. OF ALL COL0RS and WIDTHS,
1especslly selected to match The fall style OIL CLOAK
Also stock Of RIBBONS, LAcEs, GLOVES, and
FANCY GOODS, which the attention Of the city and
country merchants Is called. .
su3O i'm EASTMAN. SHELDON TOWNSEND
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,I,UE sVBsCRIBER respectfully soics the stten-

rI,UE SUBSCRIBER respectfully solclis the alien-
ton Of land holders and others who have property 10
dispose Of that he has turned his attention 20 Real tsiae
agency IN collecting and renting Of houses &C Beng
echanc by profession OF thirty years standing ne con,
sders himself well qualified OF Judging Of The value and
workmanship Of buildings and Of their repairs To those
who may think proper to employ him. he viii give ample
testimony as to character and abilities -
s22,ys PETER L MABlE, Is Leroyst
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NIecianics,Institute-Th,

Mechanic. In. tifute-The regular monthly meeting
of The Institute viii be held Tuesday evening, the 9TH
instant o'clock puncua attendance of The members
il requested amendment of the Constitution and other
business of importance will be transacted
J. j. MAPES, President
C. L. RARRiTr, Actusry. e. SITS
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ARAGo,S LECTURES.
RALPH yuaI.no EMERSON.

4 NEW EDITION or ARAGO'S LECTURES on
n tronomy will be published on Monday reAI. Price
cents 4 COPY :
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,,,ut UNDERSIGNED has this day cold to sHEL

by cox his interest in the business ,rned on by him
under the firm Of JOSEPH COX SONS lie may be
found al his former place of business where he requests
persons Indebted make payments In his absence pay
ineut may be made 10 Shelby Cox .. -, COS,
Baltimore, Aug. 81, 1913. JAMES " wa
The undersigned having purchased the entire stock In
trade of JOSEPH COX SONS. Will continue the b1si-
ertv.s, SHELBY COX.
baltimore Aug. 81, 1913. - ilc
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re- The Rest Dining Saloon

Rest Breakfast and Dining Saloons in New YORK, is
"MrRcERs lO7 Nassau cor OF Ann few doors from the
Museum L J. MERCER, Proprietor.
Call and see s26useOd-
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MEE> fUN.-The celebrated Chinese SKIN powder 70
w only 10 be had genuine al CLlREHJGHs,l 1s bfoan-
way, VINO Is The sole proprietor and importer N MS country
Every other article under This name Is counterfeit
au92 lmiseOd
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w ANTS.
II s4ansoer. ierrtise-eaf' 'sai ~ ~a -uf >, pct
roi1 ~ tie, ,-,I not b ia.sn cut II n ore-

r. ~ an.osr. % 4tr,ie-elf. 'sf ~ ~ai -us b PIT
pad, o. they ,-ig not Be- a1.en eui Of ~ ons-.
txr.>Trp 100 .cF>Ts-Jo.t Published IN En-
w 'rgei 80 IMPROVED edition Of Weiss Lawyer anf
tn,ef sa'e Form Boss ~ Eastern and Western States
Agents can maze b. ira-i = ~ rg.in D, rrrl lls Do
aus i,.,- JOHN WELLS. 20 Sa.-aa-st
x.r.~Trn-A smart solve gir-oue y. ao unier..ari.
w coosIu.. washing aud irorln- and Nling i0 mase
hers. general lsell none plh-r- nrei fppiy Apply
e. - East Br.af~ ay tei"rr ns --'' 90 nIe p a NJ
XXANTED-A partner TO JON gertensn 70 tTa,yeri
w with o. exhibition he nu- nave A. irasi -i'h Al
dre-s Mr " White a. Ms oice =
xxr,STtD-lnmea.aieiy. few gifs 90 wors On Ella
w lrr0rs None tlf god lsrcs need apply. Inquire
II 2o Twenty Eli hs' second so1s- west Of Ninh-avenue
MALL BUILDER--wall Buiders-wsH,ea val
w buces.. Apply a. - Teniia'enae' corner u Iwen-
iyffhst al-s WIS
rI,o TAIJoR-.-A good Tailor no may be ae.rcu.
l 81 erferrg mo good business. ~ besutfili and
Leahy country town. has no" an excellent opportunity 10
purchase the and fixtures u an GA establishment fof
farther particulars apply al ~ Joln-st Top loor :
J'O TEACHERS Boarding school lobe DISPOSED
i or Acomqeieni teacher wishing aa esao ,ameni Of
the kind may fld IN tf,-rsr ocion by addressing
postpaid s. a. y New-fOIk Pol Otce, making slate
ineus Of capabilities &C a. isf a. ne may ctoose = ~
PARTNER WsNTED-The sdverti.eri. a drug
y g-t 10 western city. AMI Las very eAi-n'Ne a..
rlarfsrce throughout the Mississippi Valley lis object
is 20 Increase l- business. ard iJr hl purpose Dr. wai'
vo1n- WHO can furnish snil4 cas t ~ l'.A Ii
To s.rt one superior advantages vii tr ottrri- FOR
fsber particulars address ". a. Ills Office mil Monday
i int stain. where Interview can De had References
,.y.r s~5 ,..--,ired - 81
VOTING LADY experienced in teaching Maihe.
n -nsiie. Drawing. and the Eng ish Bpnches, would
Ike 20 engage school or private Iany on feasonsoie
terms Address o. " box 50, fOst Oilce. - lt'
LADY who has resided ten years al the South, is de-
SHOWS of situation pernieud the domestic arrange
meats in some ge1iemsns family. She would not Object 70
living On plantation. and l. wiling 10 devote her une 70
The interest Of her emp oyer. References wen ard equ
ed Letters addressed 70 c. d.. Boston, Mass VIII be Al
tended 90 Immediately. hu'V o'eooi'
ENGLISH GARDESER-(,X years OUT
"A who i practically and theoretically versed IN All the
modern routine Of garden and farm landscape gardening
chem siry construction OF improved implements Judging
Of soils and improvement OF soils at The eas eApens-is
desos Of an engagement gardener on az - ale nere
other help il employed Address lposiPsiol X Doi1sn
Cambridge Mass. SUI tu-oNN
AN FNGLI-HNAN with a moderate competence
n Ion ref, i1 DIS city, bat with TASTE for country ar
fairs would Ike lake charge OF EenLrnahs country
place Apply by letter postpaid. 20 ; lhs oihce
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THK COMPREHENSIVE be

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore eNisting be-
i tween the subscribers, under the hrm OF hOAO \
WOOD "A this day dissolve by mutual consent The out
standing accounts Of the late hnn VII be settled oy n l.
MURRAY. who VIII carry on the hasness-iDeAri ~
Pears--Sew-lork sih month 2sth, 1915. - 400,
LINDLEY MI RRAf HOAG.
sep Sis. GEORGE WOOD.
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GRAND PANORAMA %
TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN
rTHIS PANORAMA represents IN the most natural IN
uer the marches encampments, snd MI the SURFING u
dents Of
TAYLORlS BATTLES IN MEXICO.

together with fh@ country. citie- &C Nc
10 Is the largest and most beautiful painting IN TIE world
Exhibited every night A. o'clock. afternoon eNh luons
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY NJ 3 o'clock, al the Nh
NERVA ROOMS, 100 Broadway. Admission - &c schools
admitted on reasonable terms SHERMAN roUsEf,
su1st6s Propneiers.
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Utenen wishing accurate and picturesque views 81 tner
country had better have them taken during ms moh
while The ripe foliage in ts various hues stu on Tie Trees
Several fine specimens mot reversed, ls common may
be seen at the Caedonan Daguerrean Gallery, % Broad
way Large portraits aud small miniatures taken daiy 81
,be above roo'us - It.
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i SCHOOL 20l Fourh-st. fronting Washngion-squsre
corner Of McDougast re0pens Thursday, the ith o.
September The particular attention ofparen' u requested
10 The Circular this School which may be obtained al ne
book store of NJ H. Newman a Co. 100 Broadway, or OF
r. Carter ESQ Of Canal and Mercer SIS or OF Ai
Clarke who resides In The building, erected expressly oI
the Institution and ready 10 confer with s friends
gao. ". CLARKE p,r.inals
- a,r LANES EANNINlf. AI'---f'--
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-n-A MORNING LINE AT o l.? o..

~ NOKNING LINZ At IL "
EzA<.pil.-i,CLOCK FOR ALBANY. Landing q New
burgh, Po9ghxeepsie, Kingston BRISTOL,
Cask Hudson and Coxsackie Breakfast and ai.ns, on
board lhe boat TIE new and splendid steamer Iosfi-
DENCE, Capt A ID Peck will leave tho s'eamDosL paN
the footof Rob.nson-s, Mondays ednesosys sp1 m
days At 81 o'clocs NJ Returning, leaves Albany Iaes-
day THURSDAY and Saturday at ~ O'Clock Al persons sfe
forbid any one account OF the above ooa OF S'
owners For passage or eghs apply 90 board or a. ne
Office on the wharf -
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ENGLISH TARTAN PRINTS.

d. BRiGHA NJ 4 CO.
% BrOadst
LIAVE RECEIVED in store rs cases English fnnts,
Ildark Fall styles fine cloths. cooFs warranted per-
fac,lv ,ssf auZl owls
xx1ET GOODS from the sunk canal boat, viz cloths,
w cassimeres sanels, Kentucky leans blankets, nan
nes musns prints, gnghams linens, liable diapers towels
bedtcxs sc also sound goods lowest prices, for sale
by fs2lt-l w. MATHEWS, 90 Caihernest
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r1To the Medical Profession and the Pub.

lic.-hEcEESs FAKiNA now IN use al the Hospitals Asy-
rns and other pu1c establishment and recommended by
some OF the mos, distinguished physicians and chemists a.
MI article OF diet for children and nyads much superior to
arrow root sago &c. far Strengthening pleasant 10
The asie and easy Of digestion Put up in 4 10 boxes OF
half 10 papers each accompanied with printed directions
for cooking &c. For sale the principal drug stores
Wholesale by HECkER 4 BROTHER,
sOl Cherry-st New-Nork.
serves.
Children i-t upon saep sy knd Of amy
s- ~ ~h Qr Dol eo1ial Ingredients tticd for Tie ofn ition
bones ap muscles become acquire much cst0Hpeaf
uef nos 'veA i but y 90 acquire strength,
Their organs 9p~fy developed
Ia The anslysis Of the Fsnns made by Prof Reid Of New
York, anrDg other constituents he gives Is per cent OF
gluten SD abGnen- ana remarks that the claims of
sarins u .s@ Medical Protest. public will rect
upon It's containing in toe gluten aleumeu vegetable
horne and other niirogenzed bodies found In arrow
root similar substances and which modern chemistry has
pointed being necessary 10 the formation Of ANNA
Nbre aud Of which makes up for the con
slant aste that taxes place in the human body. SILT
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF YORK. e. SEPT EMBER =
MINIATURE ALMANAC II THIS DAY.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02
~ Church OF the Puritan-, on Union-squal


Rev Mr. THOMPSON of The Arclst CHURCH. fhIu1cipWhf
will preach To- morrow Sept j. in this church 10 the morn
ing at lOl O'Clock, aud la the evening al y o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

BRUSHES. BRUSHES Country Merchants and
ID he public generally viii find IL 10 their advantage 10
call al he Brush Factory 81 Pearl-st. Frankn-square
before purchasing and examine tie extensive assortment OF
Brushes Of every description which The subscriber y sehs
at the lowest prices. COnstaniy on hand PANT BRUSHES
sash Tools Vamsh Brushes Whiewash do Ousung do,
Scbbing do Stove DO Hair do Tooth do, Nail do &C &c
s23meodH JOHN X HOPPEL. 357 Pearl-st Franklin sqr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

NiNG AND DAY SCHOOL, 2 East FOureenh.st, be.
tween University place and Fihsvenue will DE eopened
after n Summer vacation Monday, Sept T. Circulars
can be obtained and applications for admission made al LIS
residence a. above. .
WANTED-A Classical Teacher. Apply from 3 to II
A. NJ daily. au<o ous