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proportions


"This celebrated lake, (says NJ Chaeaubriand which oc
cupes the site of Sodom and Gomorah called in Scripture
the Dead Salt Sea- by the Lans and Greeks Asphates
Amotanah and Bahar Loths by the Arabs and Ua Degus
by the Turks cannot coincide opinion with those who
suppose the Dead Sea be the of volcano have
seen Vesusus SosIa Monte Nuovo the Lake of Fusno
the peak of the Azores the Mamef opposite Carthage the
extnguhed volcanoes of Auvergne and remarked in all
them The same characters that is say mountains excavated
IN the form OF funnel lava, and ashes which exhibited in
contestabe proofs of the agency of fire. The Dead Sea-
the contrary lake OF length curved like bow placed
between two ranges Of mountains which have mutual CO
her, IN form homogeneousness Of SOIL They do not
meet at the exemes of the lake. continue the one
to bound the valley of Jordan and to norhwad far
the Lake Of Tbeas the other stretch away to the south
t los, In the sands Of Yemen Bitumen, springs and
phosphorc stones found, true in the mountains
Arabia but met with Of these in the opposite chain
But them the presence OF hot springs sulphur and asphaos
not sufficient to attest the anterior existence Of volcano
With respect to the enguphed cities adhere to the
given in Scripture without summoning physics my aid
Besides, if adopt the idea Of Professor Mcbes and the
learned Bschng in his Memoir the Dead Sea, physics
may be admitted in the catastrophe OF the guilty cities without
offence to religion. sodom built upon mine OF biumen
know from the testimony OF Moses and Josephus who
speak concerning wells Of btumen in the valley Of Sddm
Lightning kndled the combusbe and the cities sunk
10 the suberaneous confsgraon. NJ Matte Brun ingenious
suggests that Sodom and Gomoah themselves might have
been built Of bumnous stones and thus have been set in
flames by the fire of Heaven"
Seyera travellers and among others Troo and Avieux
assert that they remarked fragments of walls and palaces
the Dead Sea. This statement be confirmed by
Maundel and Father Nau The ancients speak more posi-
lively this subject Josephus, who employs poetic
preson that he perceived the banks Of the lake the
shades Of the overwhelmed cities. Srsbo gives crcumfe
Of sixty sadia the ruins Of Sojom which are mention
ed also by Iacitus know whether they still exist but
az the lake rises and falls certain seasons is possible that
may alternately and expose the skeletons Of the repro
bate cities"
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"FIRE, MURDER, AND THUNDER. Under this head a
Western editor holds forth as follows
90 you srnal ssphesds, you green-tailed lzapds why
don't you along up and pay Tor your paper Do you
suspect that such consummate blockhead such
sighted whte-livered numsul such Internal fool 10
stay here and print right In the midst Of ampy country,
where the air dense with sgue that you to cut your
way through with broadaxe where II SHAKES the hair of
the back and the teeth OF the mouth Of the very Wild hog
ITSELF unless You pay for IL you do, you're sucked that's
all -
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CEMETERY oDD FELLows.-The Odd Fellows Of
New Orleans have purchased and obtained leave open
Cemetery for The burial Of their deceased brethren
beautiful location, Cypress Grove.
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TEACHER wANTED.-A ymng -.

4 TEACHER WANTED--A young man. we'll quail
N fed teach the Languages, Mathematics and various
English branches, who highly recommended to
character msy do well 70 address T. j. w. Barbours-
vile, Orange county Virginia. a, as early day possible.
may 16--3v
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WILLIAM GLASS.
Attorney at Law,

BoonriAe. Cooper County Missouri
NY business entrusted him in this or any Of the ada
"A cent counties will be promptly attended 10.
REFEP
John r. Clarke, No. IS, Old Slip, New York
William Il. Tyson, Baltimore.
". Jacob, ,,y,.,,
Jas s. Wheat, ( "s
Charles l.. Strong, Cincinnati. mar 4-epsm
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-10

NJ EMOIR OF VIM ELLERY CHARMING, with
yl extracts IRON his correspondence and manuscripts IN
NAV 90 " r. FARNHAM.
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Water-Cure Journal, and Herald Of
Reforms.
IQEI SLIEW Al ID EDITOR

| PUBLISHED BY FOWLERS & WELLS
| JOEL SIlEW, NJ. D., EDITOR.
2 is the object of this Journal to explain
.. manner suited to the capacity of the gen
W eader, the new and celebrated system
Hydropatby, or the Wat er-Cure--a
1 whcI, is deservedly fast gaining in
favor, and which in efficacy TO cure
vent diseases, is unparalleled in the
art.
new system, apparently so simple.
es a wide range Of particulars, all tf
may be stated in the general term
ilosophy Of Health.
shall endeavor to explain this new
de under the following heads:
ATnING AND CLEANLINEss.--1'he truly
n dereul advantage of bathing and cleanli-
css, both in sickness and in health, will be
extensively treated of in this Journal
CLOTHING, which has material effect on
the human body in reference to its disease
and health.
AIR AND VENT1LATIoN.- Important cir.
cumslances in the cure of diseases and in the
preservation of health.
Foop AND DRINKS, which, more than any
other agency, affect the system, for harm or
for good, according as they are regulated up
on scientific principles, or disregarded in
d,quanti'y, and quality, as in society is al.
most universally the case. Fl
| ToBACco.- This pernicious,life and health
destroying substance, SO much used by the
American people at this day, we shall do un-
ceasing and perpetual wal against.
TEA AND ColFEE.--These always worse
than useless articles, which cause so great all
amount Of sick headaches, nervous debility,
and indigestion, We shall, from time to time,
treat Of as our space admits.
The WATER-CuRE, now well established.
is peculiarly favorable in the treatment of all
the maladies, both chronic and acute, to
which the human body is subject. We hope,
however, 10 do most in teaching our readers
The best modes Of preventing disease. 1t is
n wise old maxim, I" "avoid physic and physl
clans, If you value health"
Reforms. Reforms, of whatever kinds,
we shall promnlgate as wo think they de-
serve, and we shall endeavor 10 adapt our
Journal TO the wants of society at large.
This Journal will be published monthly,
containing thiriy-two large pages of the best
matter, with reference to the application of
this system, adapted to all classes, on the
following 4,s
TERMS, INVARIABLY in ADVANCE.
Single copy, one year, W
Three copies,... '.'..........,'--.t'.....'. w
Five coijjes -............... 3 90
Ten copies,-.......,. .+"........... S 0O
To receive attention, letters and orders
must, in all cases, be postpaid, and directed
TO FOWLERS g. WELLS,
Clinton Hall, l3l Nassau street, N. Y.
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- ea ea 80
X Aida III D Il E L..
IA Es H. VAIL

"A AVA ~ y II '' a -
hff;% HAS taken the II known. and
EMiiiI Il Il commodious Tavern Stand fern.
yAiV erly occupied by T. R Mcclure
The House has been thoroughly repaired
this fall, and is now well fitted 80 the
accommodation Of the travelling community.
]. H. v. feels confident that those who favor
him by selecting his house will find the accom-
modatons and attendance equal to those of any
House in this part ! Ohio. Unstable will be well
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
low to suit the times. He has also large and good
stabling, and designs to spare no pains to secure
heeomfort and convenience OF his guests.
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GILBoA BOROUGH ORDINANCES.

Sec. IL. Be II ordained byth Torn Coun-
Gil Of the borough Of Gilboa, That there
shall be apprinied one Marshal, and one
Treasurer, who shall hold their offices unit
the next annual election of borough officers
The said Marshal and Treasurer shall give
bonds 10 the Town Council in sum net
less than one hundred nor more than three
hundred dollars.
Sec. l3 That If the said Marshal or Treas
urer shall fail to comply with the provisions
of this act, the efice shall be considered va
cant.
Sec. Ia. That il any Of the above rIa.,ed
officers shall fail 10 discharge the duli O.
quired Of item by the Town Council, lney
shall pay fine Of not less than one dollar,
nor more than FIVE dollars, TO be recovered
in an action Of debt before the Mayor Of the
Borough.
These Ordinances 10 take effect and be
IN force from and after the 18th day of July,
4 1913.
j. B. ALLEN, MAYOR.
G. M'CoNAHY, Recorder.
Gilboa, July 18th. 1646. 3e4c.
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nLANK DEEEs, Justices Subpenns, Sum.
ID monses and Executions, for sale at this OF.
fice, very low.--July 80. 1o is
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..
NOTICE is hereby given that at the July
lN .erm, A. d. l848, of the Court of Common
Pleas in and for Putnam' County, Ohio. Daniel
Ridenour and Jacob Ridenour were appointed ad-
minisnators Of the of John Ridenour, de-
ceased ~ have equaifed themselves to act as sucII
DANIEL RlDENOUR,
JACOB RIDENOUR,
III administrator.
July 25, 1o48. 385dw
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And at my office in Napoleon, until the
Goth day of December next. The follow
ing are the rates oftaxation for the present
yeer, on the dollars valuation:
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NJ OTICEis fereby GWEN that at the July term,
In A. D. 1913, Of the Court Of Commop Pleas.
in and for the County Of Putnam, Ohio, Joseph
sifker was appointed Administrator of the es.
tate Of Conard Albright, late of said county, de-
ceased; /; and has given bond and qualified himself
to act as such administrator.
77' = y JOSEPH sIFKER, Admir-.
July rs, l848. 385dw
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will attend ag person by be PITY my ofieen Kn
lda for the purpose Of receiving until the Goth day
of December.
will receive hnnk notes in payment Of taxes, except
State Bank of Ohi,a md independent hanks Of Ohio.
~. O. w. CRAWFIS, Treasurer.
Kalds, Aug. %. is4a. sadw
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7hEASURER,S NOTICE.

Iothi. -. Sl,4U
In addition to tfs hove the township of Blanchard has
levied three cents fol township purposes Riley six Van
Buren, twelve, Liberty Eve Sugar Creek six Union four
Greenshurg eight and Jennings en aud Union Township
b6ven cents for rond purposes
wiIiattend In person. nv deputy for The purpose of
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TREAsURER's NOTICE,

NTOTICE is hereby given, that Twill at
IN tend in person:or by deputy for ih'i
purpose Of receiving taxes ut. the lusuas
place Of holding elections in the severa
townships, at The time following, 10 wit:
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WILLIAM DODD, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, Henry County, o.
Napoleon, August 80, ls4s. elf
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DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM,

DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM,
weak back weakness Of the Kidneys, &c., or
inflammation OF same, isimmediatey relieved by
a few days use OF this medicine, and care is al
ways q result Of its use. 1t s aEds as
CERTAIN REMEDY
for such complaints, and also for arrangement Of
! til, female frame,
IRREGULARITIES, SUPPVESSIONS,
painful menstruntions. No article has ever been
offered except this which would touch this kind
of derane ements. 1t may be relied upon as sure
and effective remedy, and did we feel permitted
to do so could give
A THOUSAND NAMES
as proof of cures in this distressing class ofcom-
plants. See pamphlet. All broken down, de-
bitnted constitutions from the effect of mercury,
will find the bracng power Of this article to act
Immediately, and the poisonous mineral eradica-
ted from the system. 4
ERUPTIVE DISEASES
will find the alternative properties of this article
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
and drive such diseases from the system. See
pamphlet for testimony Of cures in all diseases,
which the limits of an advertisement will lot
permit TO be named here. Agents giUe them aioay;
high character, and stronger
ARRAY OF PROOF
Of the virtues of medicine, never appeared. Kis
one Of the peculiar features Of this article that ii
never fails 10 benefit in any case and if bone and
muscle are left to build upon let tile en,Gciated and
lingering inraid
HOPE ON,
and keep taking the medicine as long as there is
CAUTION THE PUBLIC.
aeains. number of articles which come out un.
der the head of
SARSAPARTLLAS, SYRUPS, &C,
as cures for Dropsy, Gravel, &c. They are good
for nothing, and concocted to gull the unwary;
TOUCH THEM NOT.
Their inventors never thought of curing such
diseases till this article had done it. III particular
stue,, Of the pamphlet is earnestly solicited.
Agents and all who sell this article are
GLAD TO CIRCULATE
Put up in 80 OF. bottles. at So; 70
OF. do at ST. each--the larger holding @ OF.
more than two small bottles. Look out and not
get imposed upon. Every botlle has ''Vaughn's
Vegetable Litbontrptic MIXTURE" blown upon
the glass, the aoriten signature of'G. e. Vaughn
on the directions, and &c. G. Vaughn, Buffalo,"
stamped on the cork. None others are genuine
Paeparcd by DR.. G. c. Waugh, and sold at the
Principal Office, POT Main street, Buffalo, at
Wholesale and retail No attention given to let
ers unless post paid -orders from regularly con-
iuted Agents excepted: post paid letters, or ver-
bal communications soliciting advice, promptly
attended to, gratis.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of this
article 1872 Nassau street, Newly city; 295
Essex street, Salem, Mass; and oy the principal
Druggists throughout the United States and Gan.
ada, as Agents. srt
For sale ty H. G. LEE. Kalda.
L. r. Davis, Columbus Grove.
Hamilton 81 Rice, Pendleton.
]. B. Smith, Gilboa.
June 90, ls4S. 3Slab
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JAMES MACKENZIE,

Attorney and Counsellor Law.
Will attend to the usual business of his profe
sion, the collection of claims, &c. Tertur
Offee, Kallda. o. JnIv 346. VII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
ALLEN DODWORTHs
PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,

in BrnOme three doors west ~ Broadway
f.'HE CLASSES FOR THE ENSUING SEASON VII
I commence on TUESDAY, October Persons wishing IL
become pupils VIII please call ard enter their
Ladies aud Ch1res Class. on Tuesdays ana Saturdays
al 81 Z. VI.
Gentemen's Glass. ON Tuesdays and Ffdaysat B.
private Morning Class, st 10 ocOck wl be formed o
LANES vino may desire 20 tom e larger Class sofec-
twice month exclusively for Pupils
Private Lfssons al any time not occupied 10y ne classes
the fashionable Dances Taught including the Polka Re
doxa iiszuurka Nase Cearus. Nsisa DeuV Temps. and
Cnq Temps. also Dances, La Gselle taken from
Tie Ballet OF thar name and adapted % the BAH Room by
the celebrated Mons Cearus and Tie Redowa 70 IA, one
of the most beautiful Dances now Boo use.
Mr. DODWORTd faiers himself that be is peculiarly
quail Teacher of Dancing, having been connected
With THIS Al Tor many yeas aud having always ava ed
himself of every opportunity 10 perfect himself for bis pro
fa-sion fls muscg. education viii cerainy afford HIM
every advantage that can be derived from that Art
AckuOw lef ging. with gratitude. the liberal patronaga
heretofore upon him. he those ~ DO may
n future. thai they rely ON receiving in-tric-
ton in q correct and fashionable style II Dancing
frnoI
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ry7HE CITIZENS or NEW-YORK are respectfully In
I formed that they can ohteil Mrs kiDDERs faramec
ChOers-morbus Dyseniery and Diaulra Cordial 81 iAt
following named druggists; Rushi1n, CLARK Co 40 Brood
A Msakm. 5ll Broadway; J. l. Coddngton. $40 Hud
son-si Deluc j. Co Park-rOy, and j6l Broadway Eu
gene Duputy Goa Broadway; II T. kierste p, 30 Broad
way James cir. @f3 Graudst The Cordial Il 80 wei
kaowu and 80 generally used that long story Il unnece
ssry n any are unacQlanted with IT. they obtain cir
cuafs 4 the SCENTS thsi V give m directions for mauag
in these diseases every -fage ard form lti adapted %
he your child the oldest person, and tie more severe
the disease the better opportunity you have FOR witnessing
the wonderful power the Cordial Possesses Fhyscit'
have oos ID their dying patients with wonder and aston
ishent seeing Them revive and become restored when
the spark % he seemed TO be pickering and al hope o
recovery had fed MRS r KiDDER
yg IN Inventor ard Proprietor. i0n Court-st Boston.
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LAKE ONrARIo SrKANERS.-The days have
been when Esv, this Lake would be entirely super
seeded by icebler gale than that OF the 18th sni 10Th
inst, but with our present excellence in steam srchtec
tare such difficulty entirely overcome. The Ameri
can steamers Lady OF the Lake Cap, K Chapman Nj.
sssrs Capt +. Childs Cataract Cspt } Van Cleye,
and Ontario Cspt II n ThrooP form daily line irom
ogdensbarsh slong the American shore TO Lewiston,
aud from their strength and safety from the regularity
OF their trips from the sen;emanly and eieieut con
duct of their officers the excellence Of their tables and
the elegance of their and saloon and cabin
furniture, deserve the very extensive patronage they
have this season received The completion OF the o..
densburgh and Chsmplain Railroad viii De the signsl
for more steamers Ike those mentioned 10 sceom
modsie the vast travel which must inevitably pass the
grca, Lakes eastward to MoHiryd, Boston and New
York
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PRIVATE pHoNoGRAPHIC

DEPORTiNG CLASS A. +. BOYLE vii commence "a
Ia cis, In Photography the nh of October None
those who anxious TO learn o report rfhffn ani
a,- willing to cevof- the requisite amount ~ Time and At
eron need apply for admission 90 This class as me mem
ben. who already comro-e hive stipulated uh iney SHAH
not be- kept back hy ueg .eu ovsdenis Every per
SON going through course OfrsctiOn 10 This class m Pee
abe io report the speech sermon oi any speaker thf
For farther particulars. apply Immediately lsstle number
ofpups viii be- 'iniietl 20 ANDREW BOY " = Spruce
second story
MA class Tor amaieurs viii he formed shortly after.
~ which notice will De- given; hui 70 s desirable o
keep the Reporting class entirely free from those who only
stIty Cor fashions sake. - lineod-
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h ne Ci'y and County Of Nc York from ne l6h dIy Of Sc
fembu % ne I'd day Of September. ls+3.
Men 10, Women, i9; Boys. 79i Gins, 7j-Toial, ~.

AGE-Unde year 81 90 yesrs. 81 : % s. 81 20
TO- iO, DO 10 ID 90 So s. So % a. Z; 40 % 3d. IS; 81
To- o. 10 6o 10 70 20 $50. $50 20 60 90 lo
PLACES % NATIWTY-J uted States lag; ireland, IS
In and. Scotland Germany. %; Denmark SIS liz
crand. Brush Possessions Ia NOrtl America 4, West
ln-ies. Portugal, unknown, l.
From Hospital, Bellevue, Peuiienusry Hospital, Black
wells ls and. q Small foN 20 do . Lunstc Asy lm co
40. Warl's Island, Randalls Island Cry Hospital s.
CIV Prison. 3. Aims House, B.ackwe4s Island. j, Col
orrd Home, Colored Persons.
A W WHITE, City Inspector.
CITY lnsreciors ONE Sapl 3 1919
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FIRE.-The steam saw mill in Lockhaven, pa
owned by Col q w kintzer caught hre on Wednes
day asi and burned 10 the ground The mill was IN
operation Al the time and the full complement of hands
were present. Il is supposed - have caught from
sparks which escaped from the chimney. From 5000
b. 5000 feet of various kinds OF sawed stun were also
destroyed by the FIRE The mill was large ,wo.and-s
half story building designed for both grst and saw mill
aud the engine and other machinery about il were a.
most entirely new Col kntzcTs loss is estimated al
about 5000 of which 5000 Is covered by insurance
in the Lyc0ming Company
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ERENCn IN FNGLIsn RoARplYG scaooL

y FOR hOf>. corner 90 r 4lty-siKl-st a1l ile b ooH
ingisle Road. Rev DoCsLAss, AN. Rector
This Institution, which lss been DO successful operation
the time ~ i,s esal shment viii be open Tor The re-
csptcn of pupils Monday, the l5h Ct September The
locality IS unsurpassed ty that OF ary Other school n 'e
vicinity OF The rF, sd i the desire - the Principal 10
make tfe moral and literary advantages Of the Insulation
ecus those which Mature has given 20 Parents who ~ IN
secures good schoO. 0r C. lr children are respectfully
requested 90 Welt lfe institution and examine Tor se.F-
Circulars -recurg terms &C. can De- Obtained Al Tie
bookstore o' te Messrs Appleton 80 Broadway suil '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

~ WiRs. Wigs. Wigs .-MgDHuSsr HEAND.
Importers AID manufacturers II Human Hair, would Inform
czras snt strangers that they have hand ne
TIE cncSptsi ard tIe oesi assortment ~ wigs. scSps AT
~iss tospscs. or.ds o.! olg bar fzer,es, ma and
other onanents hair which, for price and QuAiy. are
uneglsed TIE u4ie s1ppaed, a0.ss2.e Ald retail q
Nai-rl. ane NcF-Ncrs. e. la
- Phr.E0ioSlsis AMI Publishers, fogI $40 l
VILLA, Clrioc AA.l, Isl Nasal e. ~ L.
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CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.


{ L. LlNsLEY. A. NJ PRINCIPAL.
rriS lNsrlIl TlON has been ll operation number of
vrar. and s of easy access from tle upper part oi e
civ The rooms are caplciuus and well ventilated
and the coirss of Instruction pursued extensive ali n0
rough. Applications for admission wsy bee made 40 Nir
school tlc residence of the frncra o. East Ei..-
tftHt-sf anf Circular. can De Obtained al AecereaAs
drug sfore ESD Bfualvay
Refsreroo VIM Dodge. Esq Rev. DR. Robinson Dr.
Miner p Hohro0s. r.sQ. Hon Taeo FREEING uyseu. Rev
j. J. owen. D. d. Rev c ;. Henry D d. Norman White
ESQ Rev nr. Gleeger 50 leud
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lITN,. El-KNI-IIING Gnnp-

VIEN,- FI-RNI-IIING GOODS Of New styles
VI tor the Fail ald Winter season. AGATE, formerly
PARSELLS AGATE has received pes sie arr.Y as, IL
f assortment of Mems Furnishing Goods suitable for the
present and approaching season selected with great care
expressly for retail trade.
Crsvsfs and scarf plum black and figured slE and sn
Gloves Of aid. six cashmere Berlin &C.
Hosiery MeriIo. lalbsSoo., elk and cotton vests and
drsv-rs Of sl sizes. warranted not 90 shrink washing
mcrao amb-woo SIX sd cotton hsifh0sc and hose ol
al slZes an- QIalles.
SLrs-Grcs attention given Oh the malufacigrn. NJ cls-
toner shfts-a 1sarraucd end good workmanship. full
every style always on hand a. 81 Broadway
corner ParE-plsce. - lm'
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TnE CRY PARN.--lf decsycd weeds can orna.
piece Of ground this Park must certainly bear
the character of being beautiful. Some weeks since
OF the Aldermen OF the city proposed TIA, some i'm
provements should be made a, this spot, bat his sdsico
was neglected sd since then the weeds continue g
thrive most admirably.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
FRENCH LANGUAGE.

DEN {. HWILLI AM>ON respectfully informs be-. fs
Hand those who wish o perfect themselves n se French
srruacc ihaf Dec las Just opened bis evening classes on
very moderate terms Apply ID his sience t8 Dame 81
NB.-Pnvafe lessons can be given ID desired. - "