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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08

~ s.LAMBERT, VI. D.-Professor Of Anstouy
Physiology. So, Of The Young Lsdes Destitute gus
field Mas suthor Of the Treatise on Bathing Notes
10 Erasmus Wilson the Skin' and for the past seven
years Popular Lecturer Causes and Prevention OF p'
eAs-Win be happy 70 render his services TO COLLEGES
Institutions. Lyoeums Academies. Classes and Popular
Audiences any where In the United States Csnsdas
The subjects being illustrated by DR. ARSoux French
partitions nsnihins 40 any other apparatus desired
and specified Address 1874 fulton-st btooklyn a. ~
THE CROsBY.sT. PROPHET.-hoseas ehsp:
7sgy The days Of visitation are come, the Gays OF
recompense are come Israel sha know IT. the Prophet
h fool the spiritual mad, (sprituslzeFs for the
xstohmsn Of Ephram with my God but the Prophet
10 snare Of fowler in all his wsys. and hatred Ia the
!. IN the dsys OF besh therefore be will remember
thar ,n oui,y he will vsit their sins chap john "
He that of his own glory bat ne
rixhtsousnss 10 10 him. Qhs words Of Jesus our King
Hsirs with faithful Abraham" ~
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~ Mercantile Library and Reading Room,
Clinton Hall corner Bsekmsn and Nassau ,s 900 vol
enes and all the beet Literary and Scienrsc Periodicals.
Amenesn and Forsisn Constant additions q works
Clsrfs Initiation fee 81 and semi annual due 81 Mer
shan1 and others annual sabserptio emitting them
I'll as PRIVILEGES ~ Rooms open from 10, to IL,
=. u BY order GEO PECkHAM,
mis- lm Roo Sec Msrcantils Lib Assosision
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DIX PAkI~HS
CHINESE HAIR C8EAM
THE GREAT PRESEKVATiNE or The HAIR.
i Oar dstaat brothers, the (atnese.
Long famed for their refreshing Teas
Produces Groom. so rich snd full,
That clothes With Hair tbs b dest skull,
Rich, flowing lOcss with uster shine,
Ano beauufy tho face divineH
Wife widow AID tbs smiling maid
Have recourse to ifs friendly aid
And baeh.lOs shnn gle life
WITH all fs psrsimODiOns strife,
And Of dlmssti. comfort dream,
When using this all po.ent Cream.
They sAptgsts the coyest fair,
So Charming 10 l1x1risnt Hair
General Depot II Csharine-st. Opposite Oskl y. Y.
Sold By s the principal drus.ts and merchants through
out the UBiieo States Large bottle 81 small do 81 ca
Az the Drug Store II Csiharns a. usy also be obtained
Perfsmsry of the nrst quality Fsuey Articles and DR.
Adams celebrated Vegetable Restorative Pills Price =
--.ts per box az tsgistfS
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For AdffniHH--W ASH NOlON SMITH.
~ Assisianf Aiderman-WiLLIAM TURNER.
For Assessors,
CHARLES P. EDWARDS. HENRY T. JOLLIE.
For COnsfables
RMS r. CHICHESTER. MARTIN FISCHER.
ut For Inspectors Of Election.
JOHN w SAVAGE, 3..THOS. CUNNING, Jr.
JOSEPH ROGERS, II. HILL WHEELER,
VAN IDEssTiNE. 4..GEoR6E MERRITT,
rICH'D WINTHROP. HENRY T. PEARCE,
FRANKLIN GREGG.
~ School Ccmmfssioner-WfLLIAM 5. DAWSON
For Trtistee-JOHN T. VAN WICK.
For InspectoY-JOHN DELAMATER.
We the unoersgned, Chairman aud Secretary Of the
q Nominating Convention OF the Sixteenth Ward do
4 ~ certify that the above Ticket duly nominated
~ Convention. and declared their unanimous choice.
doses JACKSON Sec'y. J. Z. COLE, Chairman.
o. the undersigned, Chairman and Secretaries of the
" ttss Of this Sixteenth Ward do hereby certify that
Convention by which the above Ticket nominated
duly chosen at primary election held in said Ward
ne order and under the direction OF the said Wsfd
snittee, in pursuance OF the recommendation Of the
General Committee, VIM s. DAWSON,
D- ,nsi D o1sv Secretaries. 0"A'"'"'
g. the undsrsisned, Chairman and Secretary Of the
ding Of the Whig Electors OF the Sixteenth Wsrd,
80 for the purpose of receiving and acting upon the
a OF the Nominating Convention Of the said Ward do
,'eby certify that the report Of said Convention was
pted sod the above nomin slions ratified by said meet
= JOHN DELAMATER, Chairman.
gorge Secrefarv. az 2tis
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A WNING POSTS OF east iron Aad frame wots with
"A .wa,.,s rsSe and put up at reduced prices, 81
.1s,,.. near Libsrtyst.
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METRoPoLITAN MINSTRELS!

MONDAY EVENING loth Of APiil ths NITRO
OPOLIrAN MINSrRELS will give their OPENING
CONCERT ~ the APOLLO, 40 BkOADwAY TO BE- sue
ceed- Performance every ning DART ne,t week
exec go Wednesday, The Band consists Of FIFTEEN
PERfOR RS. each ofwhou Is unrivssd 10 his parrish
.r la the nsoager 10 announcing tbs enteiisin'
n.ut 70 the pahc feels cor 6dent that for ORIGINAL
rY spi PIOUANCY 10 tn delireatiou Of the LIGHTS
AND SHADOWS Of DAkKEY LIFE, Il has never had 3
parallel Their p.ihetc Rersius sud the spr shtly humor
their merry Wiz dives ed Of he sshtesttinEe Of
y fl 10 ri alton VI that ap2ro-
bs'ioa which h,s hii hsrto been elected
MR. AUSTIN PHILLIPS Musical Director. Admis
sion IS cents Children with Parents or Gu.rcs-s. hal
price. To commence at oclock T. FOWLER,
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STEAM ENGINES.


TIVE SUBSChIbEk has 10 process Of msnuf.eture ~
l steam Ensires from 10 % horse power, which will
be finished By the lst OF May A'o % " 10 - 70 lo nos
ous ensssed 10 the ufsctuiins Of stationary en-
giue. ana mzss s business q that sooe he feels a.
.ar-d he nsse better article and for less money
than any other e.t4b IN tho country The engines
are fitted up with heavy roo beds psnsd snd 10 shed the
whole length With ezststee piston add valve rods The
shafts sad rods are Of the best wrought iron
The piston 10 an erlfs article. mailing II doubly
cure ssksge and will last for years They are 70
be y,ed up with pasrt c1tf Of entire new eons,Iue.
rcu simple ts semsut not liable u get oct OF OF
der ana adjusted of With any length stroke
while the engine IL In operation or thrown on sereJ
rsqGiref. Wh bJkDON,
mls 3zw4ws3tis lO2 Fronts Brooklyn
CHEAPEST -TOREs IN TBE CsTY-ae
u Bo~sry and ls4t Rston-st-Ths Subscribers, deter.
70 estsbsh above fact will offer the folio wl
articles whoesls ssc retail at prices y per cent lower
than any other sbshus 10 fhe city FIRE ach soo
American Psper Hsnsings aud Window shades. suitable
FOR psrors bedrooms halls stores nc Window Corpces
Pine Bands. Lsss and Embroidered CartsiHs Dfspsry
Muslin also Dsnui.ctgrers Of Galvanized sprtnf, pure
h.ir snd Msir-sses Festhsr BEDS, Pillows, he
with every Article ia the L oholstsry ine-
A. NJ 4 DAVIES, Uphel.seren.
ss I'm 1914 Fultos' o. and DO Bowsry.
HEADS or HAIR-HEADs OF HAIR -Thrss ar
Iluces rnsr W a. ard seaIps prior 10 the
ate improvements Of RIDGWAY, ere now Known only
BIZ the shove title owing 70 their strictly natural appear
and arsticsl tout ensemble causing them 20 b the
moot Desirable article n-x' 70 u's head Of hair To
b had ouly Of CHARLES RlDGWAf, practical Hair
eater and wisnstsr 40 sfosdwsy cor MsAes-lsss 10
and trying 90 Wiss, ks Closed on Sundays ~ I'm.
7 AMBERT,s, 1Si FULToSsT Brooklyn Every
Aexsrtica will be hep the above store 90
With the bee; and desirable Medicines sne pssey
Articles direct from the hfst sources a. far - poseoe
which will Be furnished much less than the usual pfice
No secret patent or qusek compounds wiz b boesnt
sold, or made n. 3. any article does NOT give entire
:; !. 5s:H.s,; q'' f Txnsks i,p' D.
Is itos' n l. HINE, N. D. Prssussl Chsuist
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iANVAND's MAMMOTH fANuNNns % n
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

TIRE LARGEST PAINTING IN TIRE wosLDl
OAlNrED ON THREE MILES OF CANVASi-Ex
hibtings view Of country 900 miles In length extend.
from the mouth Of the Missouri River TO the City ~
NewOrleans and reaching ten degrees Of latitude
sElNG THE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD
lpen every evening (Sundsys excsptsdl 81 the NEW
PANORAMA BUILDING In Broadway adjoining Niblo's
Garden. Admission 81 cents; children half price tn,
Panorama will commence moving st u O'Clock precisely
Afternoon exhibitions on Wednesdays and Saturdays 81
o'clock Gil fisus
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OXFORD BOARDING sCHOOI.-M S, MUM

OXFORD BOARDING SttoOl !" >, VI W.
~ Prneipal-This school is now opened iof ,ne isosp
tion ~ sehol. under u Of In the town OF Or
ford IL situated about 10 mi-s from Ne~.hsveo ON
the stage line leading from New Hsven 70 ehneia me
all his time with his scholars and who pays pTtcuM a.
tenon 10 their habits hsslth comfort and morals sehoi'
ars all board with the Principal
Terms. $50 per year, payable quarterly IN sdvance-
This covers all peose iocuding books and stationery
Any Information respecting the school m.y ns obtanee
at @. MUM 1861 Fulton. st. Biootlyn, or p LEWIS
lis East T~enty hrstst a. W.
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THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND
on nrr Chsfgef panied oy
COUNT D'ORSAl.

His Statustt- Of OcoNNFLL. snd Bust Of
COUNTESS OF BLES>INGrON
4 LSO. COUNT ORSAY's PORTRAIT, nv himself
u AZ the Gothic Hall. SIC Broadway from A NJ 10 5
NJ Admittsoce - eents
Extract Of note from the Duke OF Weps tou to Count
DOrssv Decidedly. my dear Count the best likeness
Of tn. leen that have s,en-sod told by eompe
judges Lsneseer smonE theml that the CHARGER IL
match es. a work OF Art IS Inn
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Assroasss.
DY BANGS, RICHARDS 4 PLATr, store 1o<
ID Brosawsy-libsrd sssh advances made % sossiss.
,sntsf 10, salas

JOSIAH RIcHARDs, Assrossss.
DY BANGS, RICHARDS 4 PLA TT, store ~<
ID Broadway Liberal sash advances made 90 eonsiens
psnts for auction sales.
DYF. COT TON, x.cfse. aaA ce~~u~ss Merchant
ID SAlss Room SIS Broadway. Gothic Hsl-hsstna re-
the above nsneS rooms nov prepared 10 re-
seive al kuds Of Cabinet rnrusufe. Dry oooas Car pc
.ni articles Of deser puoa on eosssn
for private sSs suction And 90 male
9TH bic usual prom ptaess He ell also bay ~ ersseeS
Outdoor sass in Any OF the sitv attended - ssss
SATURDAY, April 8,
Ali0 cloca. at Sl fulton-st.
MosrGass SALs HoVsgsoLD FpRSirvD-Ihs en-
tire urnturs OF the hosse consisting OF sofss mahogany
sra euri maple chairs buresus center table, dniae ano
Hs tables beds strcsse bedste.d esrpets OIL sotne
astral aud ball lamps looking sssses, sands, tohe"'
stoves, ktehen farrilur-. lie he
MONDAY. April TO-
Al 10 O'Clock. st the 90 etion room.
general sssortment Of household farpitare the entire
effects OF family remoyns eonssties OF mshcssny Be-
Tesux sofss chsrs vsns asfsa carpets oil eoths M.
hosssy tables wsshstands bedstesSs hall asd ssfrsi
amps ~sdrob-s sdesos,as roehers ooi ing sasses
war. &c TUESDAY. April N.
At 100 o'eloct. At let Churehst
The coatents Il ths koase, consisting Of sofAs,
mahogany chairs baresus card tables eeater DO three
DIV and iossin carpets, loohins sisssss work tables,
stands beds Mattresses b-dstess oisioths sssrA and
hall amps pictures ornaments crcehery and glassware
sitehen furniture. xe
G & CHAMBERLAIN. Aaetiooeef. -
by WM. MADDkN.-Store. scrree-~-Lio
- era advances made 0ccds sousteesd Tor rrtSsse
s or 10 be sold aastion Outdoor saes carefully e'
tsnasa TO- snd respectfully collected. Prompt rsssrss
made.
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TLSWiF \ MORGAN will cell q suction on Tuesday.
iIth April 10 oeloct at - West Fourteenth Ct hvs
OF Finh avenue the sntire arn,tare In the
house comprising full ard complete assortment.
Also few choice oil paintings aud sntrsvinss 10 rich
frames.
The furniture has been 10 but six months. In per
order and well worthy the attention OF purchasers
Catalogues the day before the sale 81 5us-
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PARADISE AND THE PERI

AMERICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE
AT TIE TABERNACLE, TUESDAY EVENING.
n April H. 1913 40 N0csiists and ~ lnstrumentssts
Tickets sl-Na postpcoemen
~ B-The Lsdies and Gentlemen OF the Choral Depart
respectfully requested attend the last rehear
Monday evening AZ the Tabernacle commencing At
o'clock az st.l n MFlGGs Principal.
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~ To Mechunics-Wsntedt two young men secus
toned 70 brsss hu.hnE neat work required. Apply
t ls2 6roadway Immediately THIS 10 good chance Tor
steady work. as IL
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LUXURY, HEALTH AND BEAUTY,
At the cheap Drug aud PefGmery Store, 554 Pearl st.
RAILWAYS CHINESE INDICATED SOAP.

q No Lady's Toilet 10 complete without tablet
Of this delicious Soap RADwAys Soap purifss the skin
clesuses The secIetoTy from all morbid humors
from the surface pimpes bloches pustues and
Also for sale beautiful assortme ut Of toilet ar
eles skn powders extracts hair oils tooth brushes &c
Medicines all hours Of the day and night cheap pure
ard excellent Remember the cheap Drug Store aud
Railways Medcsed Soap. $50 Pearls Broadway as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08

~ Gentlemen's Hats.-Sprias Stys.-BlRD, cor
nsr Pine and Nassau s-GentlemeD's Hats, Of the
pattern, are now ready for inspection and sale.
Tho principal feature Of the new style consists In
convex tip which ogeber with graceful outline Of side,
crown, and set Of brm, renders it shape OF peculiar
elegance and taste. BIRD.
al fuThASlmiss Pine and Nassau sta
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~ Church of the Puritasu.-The unsold Pews Ia
mis- Church, situated the Of Unonsquare and
Fheenthst will be sold at auction to the highest bidder
without reserve in the Church Monday evening the
nth Of April at o'clock The Church Is free Of all in
eumbsocesDd by resolution Of the Society the ground
rent Of the Pews fixed at 10 per cent upon their gna
valuation By order of the Trustees mis- SMSThtA7is
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corner Of Bo~ery aud Hester st Preaching three times
to morrow sabbath at the usual hours for public
ship Seats free The Advent Herald. published in Bos
ton BY v. Hin es, and other Seeond Advent publics
tions can be obtained the al and u Rorsy IT.
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more, for larger sum, IN We liable merchandise,
wishes 10 obtain with the above sctve Business Man
attend 20 the outdoor indoor agency Of several large
Companies, yielding fair and nmssion. without
T,k TO the AGENT Address with fee &c. box
| e37 Post Once.
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MEXICO, MEXICO

mEXICU. m641CV.
WILL BE ISSUED on SATURDAY MORNING nea'
w original Novel. called Pierre the Psrtisso or ne
Mexican Marches Price . een.. BY hsniy W. n''
bat Esq.
Ant, b,inx Of recent date and fresh in the mind Of the
,uble cannot fail 10 render this mos, popular ~ork-
Order, addressed to w II. GRAHAM Tribune Bsildint''
and n. LONG BROTHER, 81 Ann-st- will meet ~i'n
prornpt attention For sale II the ohee OF Tie ho'n'
'ux star the only neutral Penny paper in the city
Al 81. WILLIAMS BROTHERS, Pusisnes
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TIE OLpFsr ESTABLISHED BA~D IN rHe UsirsD STATES,
sdcr tie direction Of r. p CArfy whose ,ats,abs and
original entertainments Chilly h0nored With crorsd
and hishly respec able sud and favored with
patronage unprecedented b. sny amusement 10 this city
Admission 3 eents-docrs open 81 :, concert commences
Of o'clock.
For the scoommod s,ior Of families
AN AFTERNOON CONCERT EVERY SATURDAY.
. a, - txtss
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GODEYS LADY'S BOOK FOR MAY.

GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOB MAY.
Tn. Queen OF May.
4 BEAUTIFUL PICTURE BY CHAPMAN-Psinted
Ain colors after the o-sinal-ths hrst attempt In ms
country The beauty OF this little picture must be seen 10
ne appreciated surpass-s ever yet pubshed
in Magazns aod will please wherever it IA seen.
An origin.l picture by Sally.
Mezzotfnt nv Artist.
A SPRING FLOWER
eolored Fashion pl.t- ano about 20 other embelish-
the hest OF Miss L.s.s novel of" Amelia
A NOVEL SITUATION.
Twenty-Five Cents enclosed In letter will secure this
best Number ever published.
Country agents will send in their order. SON. there
will b. bat few copies spare after the Number seen
by the public
win be ready for distribution the 2oth ins,
address LA Cooley,
a. 2ti. fl3 Ches.nu'-st Philadeiphis.
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PosT OFFICE NEw-fonK, April s, lS48.
" steamer United states from New York for Liy-
will be received at this office for the above
steamer until II o'clock, AM Saturday, the sta inst
The freight On ell letters per the above steamer by
with will be % for letters
wesnse hail 40 less and Is cents for each adj
tonsi half ounce Papers 5 cents each, and prepaid.
20 ROBERT III. NORRIS, 7. NJ.
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FIRST PREMIUM

STRAW HAT MsNUFACTORf, So BOWERY
HBErWEEN HESTER AND GRAND SIS The
kX1 advertiser announces TO the ladies' OF Nsw.Yofk
that he has now the most fashionable sssortmenf
WI Of Hats for the ssas0D, insisting OF French ana
English Psmeis. GOsssmer, Soft Straw Tusesn and Fsn
cy Rough aud Ready, together With en assortment Of
Pans Ribbons aud flowers which he sells low any
other wholesale retail es Adjustment r. the city
All kinds OF Hats elesned. pressed Ard altered In the
latest and approved styles Braids Of different
kinds always hand and merchants and millines sup
piled 81 2mTukSl THOMAS YOUNG, % Bowery.
IN ECONOMY AND FAsHION-spnns Pattern
I'LL Unsurpassed by any for besuty durability sno
chsspnsss. The subscriber invites inspection beor.
purchasing elsewhere Every article guaranteed to give
s.tsfacfion III Srni..l ] W KELLOGG. lI6 Canslst
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q Bmpire Hose Company No. 40.-rhe mem
bers Of this Company return their thanks Mrs Black
Of IS Mercs for Refreshments furnished them while
duty yesterday morning at The IRE 10 said street.
sslt ABM MYERS, Secretary
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UCRpro,osss will be received Al the ONCE OF the Son
i..ione,s Of Emigrston until the 10Th ius Tor nnt
IN. he. Home Of The Emisrant Institution a. "Ecs
go ,h IT,. Tba house "A feet square 81 TIE bottom
"a 10 -, Am Thsre 10 GOOD wharf sad horse ane
cart esonsins to the lnstaOn which may be a,sa .G
the = =
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NEW --Pfohtaele lnvesimen'.-Ae s-
,irahIe opportunity for unusually iucrstiVe lns-s
m,nt OF l.rs. or small amount Of money pres ~
an inventor Tho ready fo popular lnroaue'i9n
,hs- ro.t win. able Of obvious 1tJ and ee
v.tipe inaaeae- from which. If properly introdaeed ~
morally eertsin that large sn apparently
in .pt OF esns Introduce or more OF these
tiop the DESTROYS OF ss.oeatps himself ~
an io,,lis.pt ana enterprsnz indivdga OF undooo.rc
1n,.srity who can command means FIR this purpo'e
an totsnfent snd Influential individual requiring higny
bonor.bls and lucrative employment or "a enterpnsnt
,.i.t S.ss,ious Of making safe and most pron soie
the present in conssqaeoee OF peculiar CIR
euns,snces, an opportunity WHEN e'n'1ie' - r.
Address A Tribune once - -
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MOTHS. MOTHS. sc

MOTHS, MOTHS, &c.
NTESsRs DELLUC x CO. ~ou d recommend all per
ks TO lri.l u their Cam Ps.chouiy al
ready we'll known pleasant and etcaeious prepsrs
caves. Raeine de Vstvsr ks for the purpose. To
Be had their two embellishments, SOL Broadway ard
Park-row % iuis-
MOE TO THE mETHODIsT EPISCOPAL
w Church for the days d her isn-ntaon soc noun
inx and woe come The Bishops who srs the false
prophets spoken Of Jsfemish 90 81 have cal ed Tor
ol- sss5mb 10 prey over the geat spritasl cesh
and the d.p-riare Of the spirit where, now, 70 ~
the Jews and Of peace and safety IL is cot evident 10
al that they have been d-ceins the people By promisns
shocks Of the mighty eartbqssse sPosen Of 10 Rev
wi se that Ghch lately shook the thrones or E1-
rope and Get the World o9 mr. WI open tas syesor me
As. 70 the Angel with drawn sword sni shs VIII tai
unc er the rider: then dO~n B..am the devil ana
the priest Let the hrsliss hgpoeriea fallen elrffy
look this snd set their mouths Asans, ths heavens arc
blaspbsme becaute Of the plaque Of the bail but the
God of Esh will thunder In the heavens, and utier bis
voice from Hs holy hsbtsou. ard the heavens sDd the
earth shall shsse snd the sra. have - %
fee tn. principal Of the hoc< 70 escape voice OF
the cry Of the h-phsrds AID bowling OF the principa
oftt. f0ek shall b heard Aoqntain. and foe. tsl On
u. and hide from the fsce o. Him inst sttstn on me
throne wrath ofthe Lamb for the great esy
Of His wrath 10 eous ard who shall be sbe TO stand
sT2t ABRAHAM RIKER. Jadse in lsrsel
H1HPE-TRY, BRUSSELS snd SPY Cspsiios.-
i X LAWRESCE- 81 CsBslst cf-rs for sale ~ tue
mos. reduced the shove styles u Csp-tinEs also
Icxran ard ysoeti.n C-rpetinE, DrusEsis on CNths
stsr Rods Window shades abd 2 xtar.s hst,inEs &c
Sc Eennouiss vill DO well 70 call az etDtltW-
WINDOW -HADEs-Pfsnium Depot IS Chsth.rn
w -Gr-A, baFssns for merchants and dealers ss.de
in oil colo fro b2s cents % SO per psir snt uinm q
Of every description Also for sale, the rienia shades
or which the frst ploma awarded 20 me late pro
80 Ir.t,,als GUlOS FERRIS,
1sasessso- to r. Webb, dece.ssal importers and man
ufsstarsr Wholesale and retail, Is chsthsn-ss d 81
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~ An Adjourned Meeting ofthe National Reform
Association, held last At Military Hail. Bowery will tab
place st Knish,on's Assembly Rooms. lSS Canal al on
Saturday evening la 2tis. w. PARKER, Chairman
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mERCHANTs. LOOK!

6OORs
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNU A-Amerean Asreuitnr
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