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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

WITH shavngs bid on rates that would purchase
wholesome and comfortable mattresses. In short
Cha.hsms,reet may well be denOminaed the gathering
place Of gglbili,y the metropolis OF shams. There Il
nothing real reliable vslu.ble about it The whole
business miserable specializing. under the pretenee
OF cheap utility upon the sysrice the weakness and the
ignorance Of its customers. Toe very chesPness
which its strongest recommendation ought to be sui
ncien proof that there must be lie somwhere IN the
business Common sense will tel sny man. or woman
either thEt what cannot be purchased at respectable
shop for less than twenty dollars cannot be sold in
Chatham. street for ten But common sense n. very
little to do with those who make purchasesn Chatham
street and it would seem that the main purpose Of
their lives and adventures illustrate and embeish
the but pregnant truth, that "a fool and his
money is coon parted"
OF the Pswn-brokers shops we have already spoken
They not confined Chsh street nor are they 81
ways indicated By the three golden balls There scarce
y a second jewelry shop exchange Office IN the
City that is to greater or less extent Pawnorok
ing establishment and probable that these places are
toe repositories Of greater number and variety OF the
dramas enacted in the world Of poverty aud crime
than all TIE police-oices charity hospitals IN the
country.
SLICE XVIII viii be a sketch Of Sc Tie
BhOVs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29
The Delaware Region.

The construction of the ERIE RAILROAD is about
70 open to our City region hitherto practically
IS distant as Niagara or ST. Lawrence, though
heuceiorih 70 be " thin the suburbs OF New y ork.
Tie time is not distant when many Of our mer-
ebsnt.prnces will have their Summer residences
hy the silvery cataracts of the tributaries Of the
delaware and on the breezy nights by which
,,sv are surrounded. For a combination of health
hln,. snd natural beauty with cheapness Of soil
AL timber, the Delaware Region is uurivaled by
,,vother 50 near one of our great cities. In that
zion the man OF wealth may build to his taste
s.. cheaper than i.cor the City and may surround
himself with cultivation, forest parks, Gshponds
A.. Sc. for the cost of decent house and lot in
many sections Of our City. The cheapness Of lands
,tere il already attracting the regard Of immi-
-rsuts. and whenever the Railroad shall have
beeu completed to Binghamton ,as it soon will be
villages factories, mills, tannerles, &c &c. viii
becker a country hitherto almost useless TO man.
hind There is ample room for One Million oil
People within two hours ride OF the line oil the
Erie Railroad, and there will soon be inducement
for them to settle there.
The Delaware Region is not so easy, so fertile,
o. attractive, as the Western Prairies. Most o.
il is composed Of rugged hills with narrow valleys
between them, and stone is as much too plenteous
here as too scarce on the Prairies. Yet the soil is
il good part strong one, and yields good crops
nj most Grains and Grasses, with large crops OF
Potatoes. TurDips, &c. 1t is easily cleared oitlm-
ber and portions of it are easily titled, free from
stone and fertile Its inhabitants are generally
blessed with health and vigor; the water about
them is as good as men ever drank and abundant
Tor every purpose, including power to move ma
chinery while everything that man can raise
will lat least as soon as the Railroad passes here,)
command cash, and prices at least double those
they would bring at the West.
The Delaware Region is especially calculated
for Dairy farms and for rearing Sheep. If one hum
bred or more farmers were to go in there, buying
each bis three to six hundred OF land, taking
the best Of it for Hay. Vegetables, &c. and de-
voting the residue to Pasture, and turn their at
iention mainly to the raising Of Sheep, not tor their
Wool but for Mutton, supplying our market with
the choicest daily fresh from the bills, their enter
prise could not fail to prove profitable. Even the
planting of choice timber at points near the hai'-
road on the cheap lands still abundant there would
paw well to those who can wait for 1t to grow
These are but two out of a hundred branches OF
Industry which the Railroad is 10 Introduce or eX'
tend in the Delaware Region. We trust FEY years
VIII elapse before the whole vicinity oil the Deia-
ware will be covered with an industrious aud
thrifty population, to the great profit of the Rail
road our City and the people themselves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

Tar WESTERN QCAKTERLf REVIEW. ="
rive ttsrsuce 70 the FEEE SFTRrr that is oreaNns VIC
bsf,s off-on,eryatisn and rising above the eiioi VI
paTty-to be faithful MoVrHPiEcE oil t.i' e = - 80
c,sy;zed bv frasress-to advocate not merely PC 10 :
I'm, 10 nre.gafe cA is the des IN OF ms heslsN.
sSisct of ysEg SOIL ia is common =ccePta'l.n' s.e
=; a. most s.,saea .snss viii occupy prom hent ~
- - rs-as IL will traverse wide range IL '-l'eT ati o
SCIENCE and Philosophy. In short al "no ecu av,y
csndidy and elegantly present tnen sle~s 20 " A.,
49, tbey NAV BE- can be heard tnroa-n lss -.
Ws.,ern Quarterly Review VIII be nAed y 'ns -
Wiz. of the country. The nrst 40 WI y, So; -
o.,obsr !, Cincinnati and each nurorr VI SOua.n
Tn,r.yng adsuted to is charseier ana ~ pase -
lang r5suer The price vii be $ per sinuIi' :. :"
.oniss Tor IS in advance J. : H.scneoeA- r1'l'i'
Tor DEAD SEA.-Ihe Malta papers sac - - -
he American transport supply ned le' ea p srn.
briny back the officers sad crew Of - - =. re
nioxsd in exp,orin- the Dead sea oui 9"lps - ~
70 .ts,s Of ihe men, Lieut. Lyneh EAa -. -
rs-nrh re- and sailed for Malta oa1 h.a no'
though twenty-five osys ouL q d
srnnrS Dg,rH.-We learn tnat ho-.. :. - - /.
u..,,n,. Of Msndon zen IL OF apopeA ~ sI 49,,
4, ,b, own on Monday evening $40 oea 80
nroediately NJ Hastings has been inS:,se ,b
state Senate. :. - ~ =, Cl.to-
prr,.,ors AsSivERs sRr.-Onth the i'tno 80 80.
- Ss,yyork Rau.is; STATE ConTcn'ion H',s.'
- po-L-sr.r Gr mi Ars ML-i' ~ 80 =. ,sv
49,, ssa ny. Ossooa, returned Ia.s.is- 80, 80
~ III KAREN coaysrta are expected 70 % present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

FLopyMsNr IN FAsHioNABLE LlfE'-A trans
.ctiop in the matter OF Lore and dollars OF cons'se
impor,ance In certain circles has lust uansPeu " ~
civ IL appears that not long since TWO yVu"s So -;
,n., con. nfMr C. were each counting TWO lsshoh'
80 isdies of our city-the widow L. ana her
Srgh,rrthe latter lady some fifteen, the former some
t,ris years of age To break up the union Q, tne
daughter with the young man &c "ss son' =, a,vas
,r 81 the State TO school and her lover 10 ieN"s
sher,. he died The other brother continued 10 court
nc molor until recent date although he was son'e
whe, absent on duiv for he belonged to the army. l.
\yeu during the Young leGys term NJ scnooi sue
Ia ~ h.r love,- death IN Texas, and for rr.eI de
t.toned an enterius Cohycntl Thus matters stool
,yhn the sder brother the one that was coGr's .no
mother returned 10 our city. lie was stl uu" - va.
widow and she went so Tar a 10 bay heI "ou- 49,
orhs and the Young NJ say that he could 90 Win
he SAD widow as he plessed-whch meant thst nc
copd marry her IL he would. This he told IN paohc
0srro9m. e,, l., ,,h mn, IN, g.
a., ,lsn.n that conducted the business in the place
Of the Young courter, was discharged ou' on .he
,prn Of the elder brother he took charge Hgslh anu
ven, ON with the widow usual On saturday iash
,ha ryh,er returned 10 her mothers from schooi
AZ hx5ng been sent for aud got home through gtes.
a., 90 ,arsuasion her disposition hsVnS oeeh ocn'
toward Convent ON her return honi &c iover lie
- .So, 90 he her father. lie told her, no aouoS :.
be GOOD child aud forget the notion OF oon,s"'
Her Charms during these interesting CON- ,,S
go ,ossession of the young man. ana nc re $500.
h.. niesge 10 the mother IL was triumph % se'en
ten over fortyl The young man declared ~. n :,
born passion-the young grl seceP'eu W. o. rS,asjay
Der lover and her father that was 10 ~ ~" a, IN,
lss, H. ,,oo,dl Whist course they took IL Is yer i'm
pos.J, to tell The mother last seen IN ner Cai
riage In no, pursuit after the young wounoe nun az
Der recently be husband IL miAeo UP ANAL
and the end Is not yet. -. A.. family n,
IL may be Interesting to know that the fanny .,
WIDOW = Ia worth some eight hundred tnoussnu
,hnn.s,Ss fCin Commercial sd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

COMMUNICATED OT ihe Jou'na OF VO'''V'V''
r.,.., ~ n Lp,r from prominent Dsmocrdt az ne
W,xteya part Of tbs State, dated me 10Th inst
The operations of the Sub Treasury are be-
coming more manifest othe public, and Its abuses more
he hnsne.s interests Of the country in the event oil
mi Treasury Imagine it's effect with the Government
out Of deb, aud Forty Millions on hand as was the case
pnor TO the distribution among the states ine uia
hin.rv nj hu,iness could not with such sum IN
specie locked up Ia the Government vaults IL al
,ri which is only besrsbe in fair weather shall re-
oce II live to see the day when 1t is repudiated oy
ali enlightened men, and erPINSsd from the s'Su'e
rooks"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

FIRE on The PORTAGE RAILRoAD.-Ine rus
bur.h papers state that Friday morning sst me ca
;n houses 81 the head of Plane No were discovereo
= - on IRE and before any assistance could be ren
Ssred thew were burned down, rendering beth the sta
engines at that place useless for the present
h, will OF course stop operations at this point LOT
60. Ssvs nrobably six or eight al fsrthest In the
I've srransements have been made 70 wazot
soois passengers baggage, &c round the Plane In'
sns -, the ere Is mol known Five cars belonging ie
Bingham. Line. loaded with dry goods and groeere'
"''e North American. 25th.
- =, the shooting case At Auburn, kiepoose
Who .sot youas Beach. "a. hal 81 EXAMINATION and
been discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

ArrRAY.--An ARRAY occurred in our town on ,, INC
lssh inst. between Col Jesse Leigh and Or j. nU s
which created for the time great eSci'enienss ~
design We know notJ and serious and very threaten
ing epssgement followed Col Leigh burst the cap OF
bis psoi at Hollis breast but tho pistol missed n1e
gagsmsn, bo,h psrtes got TO the ground During the
s.ssremen, DR. III nred his pistol, having IT almost
touching Leigh's head. but fortunately miss.a Dim
ruy srsed that snU inar ,1s was inesd by
,itser poh partes were Immediately brought before
,se Circuit c5rt Of our County. then in session. ana
r.oofzed IA the pcusify OF $1,000 iOr the" soO1 DC
lsy.oar TOT the next six months. .,.x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

A DRIFr.-The United States frigate No'fh
Caroina drifted last evening from the moorng' oppo
site the Navy Yard Brooklyn and is now lying IN deep
water abreast of the Powder Magazine. Wi!amsbursh
We heliave she sustaned no damage.
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wh,a Observation-Disclosures Co.

For Consress-XIIih Dist GEORGE B. WARREN
Treasurer-RvssELL SAGE Superintendent oil the
Poor, James Sherry Thomas Bussey, Joseph Hastings
pslapare Cdr. ARTEMAs FITCH of Delhi, has been
pomnated by the Anti. Renters for Congress He Is
serided Whic
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GENERAL NOTICES.


" NechnnicnI DtsIRhIHs, I ..V mann g.
pnbic that they have removed their Once 10 ~ w al 81
rber. they are prepared furnish applicants WIN sleh
gu, and pans Of machinery may be requir-
ri 10 effect sny mechanical operation or result wih ,n
i III The science Of Mechanics and ney believe Una.
49, ION experience In Practical Mechanics and beir
knosyed g OF the elementary primo pies VI me science
item 10 decide tuly urOn the merits and uiiy OF
b irveuons as may be submitted to Ihen, whereby lh
rscs onuchtiue and means may be Frequently ooYsted
Letter. PsieLt secured in this country aud IN EUROPE
nscs-ors and drawings prepared on REASONABLE terms
win accuracy sk AMI dispatch Competency IN ms orsnc
~ ,er business i guaranteed by an experiences OF more
-. twenty wears The sale and purchase ofmporan and
r,sriforiots inve llOns Will be atteniei TO-
Model Room Is concerted with he Office, where nose
Who wish 10 dispose of their inventions can safely depose
d., model. and .oecnens upon made known on ap-
Ifsi~o They have also private Machine shop where
o5es And machinery OF every description can be made
VI WALTER HUNT X co. Auoruies end
Solicitors of Patents, 10 Wsllst near Sassau
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Death Of Hon. j. w. Graves.

LoUisyTLLE, Thursday, Sept. =.
Hon. J. w. Graves, candidate for Wing Elector
n his state died Yesterday.
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NESN-YORK TRIBUNE.
By telegraph to the New.YOrk Tribune,
Southern Mail Detained.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Sept. y.
The train from Washington was detained last
,,,nins by the breaking Of the piston. We have no
.osthern msil beyond Wilmington.
p,esds,uf. continue firm with good demend.
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BATTLE OF PALo ALTO
Part II.
BATTLE OF REsACA DE LA PALMA,

showing tho deadly strife u the two Armies al this place
view OF POINT ISABEL next greets the eye Front ibis
place the spectator is carried on, and looks the BRAIos
ISLAND, Government s'eamsfs' Fisnermens huss' &C
soor aoer leaving the BrA1os the MOUTH or THE RIO
oRANpF with lis steamers and ser entering The stream
we hive beautiful view Of the RIVER BY MOONLIGHT,
with steamers making their way up and others stopping for
wood and water, and follow Characteristic sketch
0, A MEXICAN RANCH, with It's people domestic ami
mails. and surrounding foliage, and Immediately AFTER iis
we have view Of the
INTERIOR OF THE RANCH BY MONT,
and can ace the Mexican people hos. engaged In their
domestic operations THIS Is most smasing scene and a.
WAYS causes much mirth
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The creates, Painting IN The world, covering 1900 square
feet OF canvas
The achievements OF the American Army N Mexico dur.
ipx The late war with beautiful add interesting country
srs well krown to American people and to he world
The brsncy ofour in that war Is without Pars
lei in he history o, the Human race To Illustrate 'ho'e
achievements TO portray the Circumstances ard incidents
connected herewith thus pctors.y council ihe pas
with The present. show TO he PEorLs of Fsis okss
REPusic the scores our soldiers passed through the de-
sign Of hi. GREAT NATIONAL WORK; and when 1t =
recoleced thai exhibits, with astonishing ateAy to rs
ure The marches. enesmpmens battles. ard al Inc para
phernaia Of long ard victorious campaign extending over
hundreds OF miles Of enemy's country over uocnian
and river land ssc showing nature In her widest
and In her mdess forms the spectator siruss acton
ishmeut
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The Suh.Treasury.

PEss,YLvANIA-CALKBN N. TAYLOR, Bucks Co. Wing.
Nxw.JrRsyY-srAcy g. Porrs, Mercer Co. bunker.
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simale 10 tn5 Orange Mountains al south Orsngc
IS miles from NewYork, on The Inc OF me
Mo"ds md Essex Rsroad.-Dr. M1EKEs returned rom
rnsnv tyyo wears since where he made the Haief-Cure
80 1s~Tyruar sdy srd has erected entirely ne" and
ven.ive .aabs aien for wctercures, upon le most III
,~ovsa English plan having private bath attached 20 escn
ro TIE wa = and roads opened through inc mountains
ara yery extensive and give new of me wnos suffounu
ing country, Ney-YOrk City, &c ,-,a =,
Tho srs for souh Crane leave the foot OF Oofuano
A. O'CLOCK A. NJ snd p II. amvirz a. south orshge IA
sbou one hour All letters addressed 10 Dr. u H. hsEALH
SouIh Orange. ~ J. viii receive attention. sui
r. Water Cure.-Df T. TRAIL, who started me
So, Hviroosfe INST tuition To America receives inyaas Nj
b. conmoaas IS Laikhl-st one door rom
- Io,i.-psrs Bafhng with dOuenes sl)"e rs &C
On eara door Outdoor practice attended Z" Sonsu.'a
lions -
~ Wigs. wigs. Wigs .-MEDBrssI iitslt
,nS,tr. e1d narufscurefs Of Human Hair, woun INFORM
xs and .franger- that they have on band me lar es
- ,s-.t and The best assortment Of wigs, sea ps nan
igs tospee. brads Of long hair f1Zettes rngets ana
ofHeT orrsmenta hair which, for price ard q1siy arc
unequsIed Tbs trade supplied, wholesale ana IstI.-
Maaen-iane Ne~-York ~
~ Ne,y Buckwhear. ths first ms season an'
10 family FIoQr from Gs1esee wheat, fresh grolna,
,rn,sed n bags Of "a AMI - pounds, 80 Wen a. oafre
srs ia fbarres delivered IN any part OF me c.y Tree VI
license HgCKER BROTHER, Croion Mills,
SO lw '
~ Pbonotypic and Phonographic Dep1t, -
sp1,ee-.t n Y a. I'M ANDREWS DOiLr-
- psrepologisrs una Publishers, SowLrh
vsrfr. Clinton HRI ~ Easa@r--t >
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The Psnorsms opens wah scene m he Gulf OF Mexico,
with hne display Of SAILING vessels. steamers Nc and
Of the Island and Guy Of Galveston Shortly aisef
this. the b-holder sees befnre him
TAYLOR'S ARMY ENCAMPED At CORPUS CHRISTI.
Presently grsphic view 4
THE ARMY UNDER MARCH.
with s long trsn q wagons piesses The eye Amer The
dave march we find the
ARMY ENCAMPED FOR THE NIGHT,
with 10. Camp Fires senines Tesmser. te Next comes
lfe-hks view Of
THE ARMY roRDISG THE COLORADO RIVER.
This IL very beautiful scene and admired by eli who
view IL The appearance OF the planted on either
bank OF the river protect troops while crossing the
march Of the and horses the wsie the taken
by the soldiers elevate their mu.se,s and banners above
their had. while wsdng almost shoulder deep. the beauty
N the surrounding forest scenery the hne lowing stream
itself the ascent o troops he opposite bank, ami their
formation into line again all this piece can be but
family described By word slonea must be seen TO be sp
pr@caiei While the audience simirng the piece Just
described the sceue changes and they gsaeons
VIEW or THE CITY OF MArAMORos,
with its barracks OF Mexican sodier From Ibis city The
beholder 10 carried IN sight Of the
BATTLE OF PALo ALTO
and Is shown the POSITIONS Of The Arnies the MANURE Of
the ground and all the interesting and exciting incidents and
scenery Of that great battle
Here are brought TO view, IN full scicu the American
and Mexican armies with tbeir relative positions The
smoke OF the artillery the galopng Of the officers aeros'
the plain bearing orders TO al parts Of the held me 'a
Ing OF the dead the bearing 6f Of the wounded and ell
the Wild confusion Of deadly conflict shown In this
picture and the perfectly cso manner IN winch Gen
TAYLOR Is seen giving bis orter' in ~ ry COSTUME ~hA
Ne sore on that memorable GI., Intensely exciting and
leads tho spectator the field OF battle An officer who
took an active part In that gh remarked on seeing H. thai
he was again Pso Alu Such is tho wonderful effect OF
nnrtra viny M. o canVass.
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Sna LES MINIOS TYPE, the sane "a ls1sy Usee
7 Ina Aeai- me lsssly used N or ad'efsrs
eS TFs1S CASH., tesy b. purchased n ql.nn1es
sGii applicants;
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TYPE Foa SALE.

~ phrenoiogisrs 1na fublishers, SO"I'"
v.rfr. Clinton Nal ~ Fass@u-<i .
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aElICO. MEyICiyS & rlYLoRS BATTLES
GREAT NATIONAL EXHIBITION
AT THE MINERVA ROOMS,
a0S Broadway,

Every Evening this week II oelcs and on wednesday
and Saturday, Afternoons al s O'Clock
Abundance - csuts
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NEW-YoRK IN SLICES.
slice XXvII.-. CnA1HAn-s1Rrr1-A

Chaiham-street is undoubtedly the place where
swedenborg got his grand idea that the internal spirit
dives form and aspect TO the outward manifestation
Patched and threadbsre walls lesky roOfs low ceilings
and narrow windows-soualid cellars filthy holes and
corners backdoors tina, the entrances to dark
caves-sloyeny hard shelled women and sinister look
ing men-skeleton show windows, dropsical displays
Of rickety furniture and purifying csst-of hnery-
reekng feaiherb beds threeegged pine tables and dis
oin,ed Joint stools-second hand cooking stoves coats
and castors mud and mock auctions,-these are some
of the leading constituent principles" OF Chatham
street One glance that here is the home and
haunt of the shop keeping. pennyturning genius in
,s meaDest and most groveing manifestation In some
streets that we know of. feels sometimes little
very lite-surprised at being cheated If he makes
purchase: but when we arrive in Chatham street we
have left all that behind The only wonder is shall
we get out safely with our coat on-or shall we have
traded it of for some villanous scouredup concern
mile too big in the back but which We have been con
,inced by the wheedlng arseie, fits us ar If for a
wedding
goes in these days-in Chatham street-only they don't
somehow seem to thrive, and we never heard Of any
body happening to get into of them 20 that our
classhcation-we beg that TO be distinctly understood
leaves them out of the question
The higgedy pigsedy which we enumerated at start
ing AZ being the general element of Chatham street natu
rally arrsnges itself into:
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IL WALTER HUNT X co. Auoruics and
Solicitors Of Palenis, 10 Wsll-st near Nassnn
v r Letters must be postpaid. e<% I4sfosrooaiE"
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rPhonotypic and Phonographic pep1t, :
sn1,ee-.t n Y q I'M ANDREWS l. bOILE-
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CONDfrr0N Of IHE Great and
frequent complaints mzdsrelarve &c the shsneiul
condition in which many OF the sidewalks are At the pres
ent me-scsrcely night elapses out some one either
sprsins an ANGLE otherwise injured in consequence
!. to BE- hoped that the Street Commissioner will give
The subject his attention
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A NEW EDITION or ARAGgs LECTURES on As,
= l. uOnoA1 Wa ~ p
cents copy
x1n pRISTERS.-JOHS ID. AcCREAkf's PRINT
- nd Ia Quantities u suit purchasers Al ks
D@po spr1ce-si Constantly ca hanc oscA IA 10 =, -
- u d. Coored InAsrsd rom 81 s 70 = =,
S,v fr,s .rseu &c al 81 50 per H. Printers Out Of me
c-y car - - n,sto sssS eu
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EwBANz ON HYDRAULICS

m MECHANICs-Compiete sets OF ms usef9 worn
n In elgH paris Numbers may su. DC ~ ~ "a ~
~ ths booEsslless. Price each No. . cts anI p&w
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HlsIxsros's scsuTUAAL Dio,AM.-rhas impoNse -
hbion worthy Of vs from eli v DO have GO spPrsoe
i,n OF the rlbime 10 Mature, sktsnp 70 fepode1s
by An They rcsn.ei tho Creation In AL hs sstS -
ps made h2hu In the frmspsn beesnnpy wHx 49,
markrg the approach Of morning. Lns psms- =
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