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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-03

SUPREME Court OF THE USIrED STATrs.-
WashfrSton, Jan. 30-Wm. X Sebastian. ESQ Of Ark
No "a John l.. Shswhan ct al appellants 70 Perry
Wherritt, assignee. &c The argument Of this cause
continued by MIR. Trimble for the appellants and
by Mr.. Bibb for the sppelee Adjourned till tomor.
row II o'clock.
Rock IN THE ATLANTIc.-Lieut Maury cites
numerous facts 10 prove the existence Of rock very
near the surface OF the water directly the track 10
Europe CsPt Walsh IL almost positive that he saw II
on his strp and describes IL as appearing about the
sire Of the hull Of ship Of 500 tons
METHODIST CoSFERESoE.-The Alabama Con
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church convened
IN Greensboro the 18th inst There were about 20
Ministers in attendance Bishop Payne is the presiding
Bishep.
DEATH OF LX-GovERNOR MoRRIL-HOn. DAVID
l. morril. formerly Governor OF New Hampshire died
a; Concord on the 2s,h ut sged H.
SNOw-The month as ushered ia at Boston by
a heavy storm, promising good sleishing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-03

NAVAL MATTERS AT NORFOLK, VA-The follow
log items Of naval Intelligence we End In the yorfl
Heraid There are two of the tines, irigste. in
fhs Navy 81 the anchorage below the city. the Con
gress, Just fror cruise and the Rsr,sp bearing m.
broad pepDsnt Of Com Wilkinson. of the Home Sopsd
ron. the eve Of sailing a cruise. The Congress 1.
Of tho most beautifully modelled ship. in the whole
Navy.
PTrRIFicATIoSs.-The leg Of a child has been
found in state OF petrihcstion Cincinnati Ohio
on the lsnds of Mr. ;. Hszen. Each was dis
tIncty observable and the toes and nails perfect
Ga digging farther two large frogs found. also
petritsd aud perfect in their form The curiosiues
have been placed on exhibition.
Harvard CoLLEoE.-The nomination o: Jared
spsrss Ill D. a. President OF the University was
naniousy confirmed 81 the meeting Of the Board Of
pvsrsoers on Thursdsy, lst inst
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A correspondent Of the NerbUryPOrt Herald
writing from Boston says;
scne months since, you copied Q statement made by
Rev. Theodore Parker, respecting a court in Boston
where all the children which were born were blind
You took occasion doub; the accuracy OF the report
and recent Investigation has confirmed your dissen
from the startling rumor. There was time, however
when the story VAS strictly true. and had Mr.. Psrke'
made Of his information Immediately upon It's re
ception u would hive been correct there is higt
medical authority for the statement that In 10
Boston, there several children born blind and ~
70 certain date srsry child born in tina, born
s..sd. and even to the present time though some
twenty odd births have occurred there, very small
proportion Of those thus born have al perfect eyes
No would doubt this statement after visiting the
place where taese infants have been born The
10 called Limerick place" and ia the end OF
Hsnoverstreet IL about eighty feet long by twelve
teet wide The land upon which tho buildings src
erected 10 about nfty feet wide from which the twelve
foo. passage way IL taken This narrow opening L.
bounded each side by four story building OF brick
Each building divided into tenements and upon this
small .pos oflsnd no lees than twenty te0emeuts
hsve been placed Each OF these miserable sbodes
consisting OF square room with two windows epening
In The marrow court aud from this dark room there Is
door Leading Into small apartment In which there !,
neither windOv nor ire psce-po light thai
which is borrowed from the outer darkness and no
ventlstion except such Is afforded by the cracks
trd snrioking work OF poor and sniitless workmen
tsch OF these tepements IL not more thau Is by j.
feet square aud occupied by one two or three fs
Hes according to their degrees OF poverty In those
Vh~y Cannot DC said TO sac TAO nskf y and IL Il NJ
miracle that Nature takes severe Judgment upon tbos,
WHO thus violate her laws for physically the ino1i
sies OF the parents vsit-d upon their children
Oes Of the tenants Informed thar each one OF hes
wretched holes lets tor 81 IS a week or SIS year
Que OF the females said theycoud not look heater as
only way they hsd TO dry their clothes consisted Of
stretching string from OF their windows 10 the
other, distance Of only lew feet though probably
enough for their scsnty wsrdrobes
Misery 10 said TO like company aud as far as my
peYeoco goes Il usually selects dogs As companions
and Limerick place IL exception 70 this rule for In
less than three minutes sitter entering It's gloomy
nhhy preeinc,s. was beset By four i've Unlocking
and hslf.isrved mongrel dogs, whose noise soon
brought the Inhabitants 10 the windows sud revesec
large snd doefu assortment Of faces where wretchod
want and woe. were stamped 10 indeible lines
reminding one OF Hog.rths denestion of Gn-lane and
hs miserable inh.bitsn,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-03

bacco Manufacturing Company Depot l3i Watsrst
~ Pinel offer superior article OF hne-clt chewing
and smoking iObscc0 pot up expressly FOR the California
market. IN in canlsiers aud boxes
Fuecu, pressed chewing ,ohscrO IN boxes p dozen ps
pers each assorted natural and cavendsh
stand voyage California ard keep pure m that
Maccoboy scotch. America Gentleman snc fancy snuh-
~ bottles, lars and barrels
Also. Cigars OF various cnsllues
The manufacturing department OF he Company Is under
the superinendence Of Mr. EDWARD ROOME, whose
reputation manufacturer Of snuff and tobacco Is well
established II feOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-03
~ HOUSES AND LANDS FOR SALE large

Tree tlolr HOUSES IN ruAflrtNln-tL
- hne houses In Nn.h-st. Fifh avenue.
house 10 WestThreenth st. Smell but very convenient
ltwo-siory house 10 Amity, near WcOster-st
large aud valuable house Ia HsmmOnd-t
three story nous- hrs rsie pete with every cOuge-
nerce in Prince. near Med 0ugs-,t
vacant lls on FOuueerthsL between SIKH and Sew
enih avenues.
5000 acres uncuivsied lsbds long Isani on the Rail-
90 .uii purchasers.
farm Of s. acres with good tuldings at Shutdown
Long Island.
A farm % about rs acres e. 5om-rvie Y J 10 good
slate " cIuyau For farther ptrffcul- rs anDiv %
ELDREDGE, PLArT & STEWART.
- iW "a wi an.-si.
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CALIrORNIA- DAVIS LIE JAcKEr-Th.

EALIFORNIA- DAYS LIFE JACKET -Thi. Il,
- me nosi secure compact and suitable cOntrvance %
preserve fe by sustaining the 10 person
havng u on cannot ge bic face % The water n be tries IL
i divided into three distinct sir aparment. each Of which =
AHr-pr-sriVer The we2 % but lille more than he ordi
naTy round snge-chsmbered preserver. The American
Institute have twice awarded this invention highest
nonla and premium. The invention % simple and adapted
Joy 81 persons and made with easuc springs adapted 90
aoles and grners ss-efi without fear ~
CONF tdclon hat none Of the rece eiabDraieypur-c
eohHVAtcrs designed Tor h- purpose haye 1.-THE ~
me merit which cslg uishes s life preserving apparatus
,os-Al other things known Price from - 10 : each
WIN one OF these rV-r and rJsi with he
nest neck ard shoulders shove wsfer FOR weeks TIE
~ 'lppled on liberal Terms Merchants ard Traders
Iof 'Aorns vii ind every desirable dJstng apparatus
slii-l 20 her purpose m0uufsriuret and FOR
tori ancft y Y. HORACE II DAY.
- I'm Manufacturer OF India bi-r and Guta-P-rr
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n FOR rALE.-Fsrm at BrIshvile, A. / al suction
18th FEB al O'Clock belonging % he estate OF Davd
Abrams, de:esseo, contain about IS acres OF which
about acres wood the remainder usbe under
good STATE Of c1 uyslon-on the premises good dwell
nghOuse barn AID other bgu11gs with 4 variety Of fruit
Trees The farm 5 p-asaniy situated % the turnpike lead
ng from Jamaica 70 Hsmp.iesl and within tea minutes
walEir'm Brlshviile stopping sce ofhe L. Railroad -
A desirable oc iuOu FOR try res.dence farmer or
gsrc-u For farther informat0n inquire of jACOR
aBBA ANS, ~ Broadway or Of NORRIS gOsDICK Auc
uOr-er Sprilgi-l I'D. L. l. n ~
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SUPERIOR TURNING LATHEs.

AMEs STEWART IS Canal-st and ltt Elm-Fi i con-
Jssndy manufacturing and hss Tow on hand between so
snd Co .up7ror ishes OF ,he following descriptions
reasonable ruc-s. namely:
DeutsGs La,nts. very highly finished
common.
Brass snd Wood Turner'S LEthe.
Jcwelefs src Pe1rl-csse makers very superior
J STEWART IL ESQ erttouzei act sgent for The
sse NJ ne celebrated lslh-s Manufactured by James
Persns Of Hudson Of large sK- snd prices from s2
SO s2ecm Of oi. des -upuou may be seen his
factory above
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foR1 OF NrwYoEK .-.rEnRrARr :

I'M W NJ ~ l0''' -'--'F t1'77 M
ARRIVFDBark Gen Wosh.nsou. Lowe Of Acxaniua ia Rot
the DoEn- Dec B4cle0ll
passengers 25th Dec lat - q.
~ split fore and topa oresa. and blew other.
I'm the cas.es sui oct &c
Para lease Mod Brown Savannah De Dcml Co
Bg De's 8prte of Charleston. NOrss1. 80
Bg Fers soFo K Haslns y C0rnag. Gath
a - 'o Ion O90 ssas1si bark showing signal with white
~ standing West.
Brig Aso ~ Ballard Charleston De, Hks Barley
Notice TO Mariners.
DAsTs0uEa HaEBos TIss1 u has
Couc oi Dartmouth Eng ina, The HeTbor GIT shall
on tn 3lst 5sy of March ensuing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-03

fl tAhh FOX SALE-Consising Of 2l0 acres OF
- veil Ocste- and, 10 fac state Of cultivation yh a
tooc i-rn-louse very large barn. nesrlyteS; and
otlrf ouiouAdl1ss The situation 70 retired healthy Ard
pies 81 60 nmlfng As Il Goes view Of large sxsut of
count Long Island sound ard The shore OF Gomez
I. ipoei mile if1m NE village Of Hunt 1rton l. Il. and:
City by stages End the l. T. Railroad: ma re. nun
Sol snnk hsfoOr whence steamboat runs 10 las city
usA5 ~ WI D. SOD on reasonable terms 10 clOse
euu me s!ocA % u can be hs1 fair vausuon Ap
ply 10 WALTER T. BRUSH.
,,.,.. STEPHEN BRUSH, Executors,
- la S ErOrf.l
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| ETrER- FORC,LIFORNIA

Lwho intend seeking their fortunes IN the r. Dora
10, snd are al oss 20 know 10 Whist description Of mer
chsndse 90 Invest hef surplus mnda We suggest an m
voice Of letter. We assorted Of hi best ventures
mat could possibly be- taken 90 the market Of San francisco
We have already furnished s-vers parties aboul establish
ng themselves m business mat psce with their signs m
these letters aud feel convinced that consignment of
his article would nett - handsome rsurn a. any de-
scrpu1n ~ merchandise Yet shipped 90 California They
are Desirable ana cheap sd D- packed n very small
compass ana ~ there's j. an Immense mercantile business
20 De- done IN Cafouis and merchants must have
and fsinermor- Tie very PROBABLE fac ls le ps o.
nk OF asigu in C11rnia- N there are any paint
ers here-wOId cost weight m gold, honestly bee
icve That invoice ~ Block Letters would bee good
specu aion any ilsf has been undertake. IN view
u these iacs oder block eer FOR favorable
sdeTsii0n, AID viii dispose Of them al wholesale, a
large scouul from current rates
Us ~ JAMES ACKERMAN, lOi Nssssu-st
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ROTARY COPPER GOLD WASHER.

ELISHA FIT/OFRALD3 PATENT.
| HAVE EXAMINED A MACHINE intended Tor wash.
Ing s.n-- ard gravel containing goi and other heavy
metallic substances ~ Inhibited by Mr. Elisha FiIger-
alb So iar prnr0e Ia concerned. consider O. better
adapted h- purpose than any Machine which have
had s7 opportunity " seeing ls actual operation IN The
81 gle experiment which witnessed. appeared confirm
fully my opinion Of is merits FOR there appeared be 70
appreciable dmnuo1 10 the qusry Of the gold dust
mixed with sand for the purpose " testing the mschre
JAMES RENWICK.
Coumbia College n Y Jan. 3. ls4a.
fully with Professor Reuwics IN his recommen-
daron o. Mr. Fzgersd's gold wssher and have advised
several tiny friends 10 purchase the apparatus
JOHN TORREY.
College offhyciens and Surgeons 81 Crosbs-st January
-j.16W
O1- n The shove nent 1ned machines may ~ -
Sesvrrst where orders for them vii ne received bv
"a THOMAS DENNY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-03

q FARM AT AUCTIDs.-WIil positively be sod
- % pubic v-ndue, on THURSDAY. 9Th Of February, a
Fsus1e Farm containing abOut ninety acres .'tusted
10 ne Township Of Pscstawsy. N J hal mile rom me
cry OF New Brunswick formerly owned ~ Jonslhsn Dun
nam, deceased The Improvements are large eomorla0e
dwelling house new bsrn and slsbiug and Oulbuidi1gs
and ueveraing well Of water al the door-the whole
We wstered by Iwo streams running through II There
A.. sb- M gh acres OF he remainder good sbs
and mesdow land There "a also running zcross The farm
valuable copper mine. For farther particulars sppiy TO
JONATHAN DRAKE, 90 the premises or 10 the subscriber
AT Memchin Sale " commence at o'clock, p NJ when
terms. which will be liberal, will be made Known.
n a. SAMUEL puNHAM.
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- FOR ~ALE.-A small farm 10 the town OF Green.
- hlrgh Weschestsr County, containing about le scr-s
new house. cottage bulk PIAZZA 90 three sides aud
ssole connected good barn well fenced and vel walsred
and fertile, situated on four corners q miles from Dobbs
ferry ard TIE New-f0r and Albany harosd mi from
HO~lan1s Mis Frst--ae stand forsny Eod OF business
Inquire Of ABRAHAM STORM near the premises, or
- linz WIN STORM. 10 Hamilton.
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~ rft " FUN ~ De 10 nc IONnsIIp OF Now
- Bsrbsdoes, Bergen Co n IN the nei 2hDorhOOd %
Spring Valley, ole mile from The landing Hack n-
sack RIVER containing shout go nh house and
buildings and never f1ingspring the h9use r. the
above property should not be sold The hs day OF March
next Will then Dc offered al public sale The premises
he time e goods chsites vi BE- sold public sale
FOR particulars .rqu'e OF DAVID DEHARAY x SON,
~ Westsf n. p 10 JOHN C. O-MAREST, Or JACOB
BLINCKERHOOF and HENRY y. yOORHls, tie
premises u lnt.
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CALIFORNIA


GOLD TESTS with plain directions pocket compasse'
helescopes, magnets gold scales marnii-rs for exsm
ming ores &C 3, q JOHN ROACH 82 Nasssu-s
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TIE ABOVE MACHINE IS 90 contracted that
& whole ~ he mass 81 matter which aced n 10.
thror ins oosened sisie ant then various ptfc
ere readily separated by washing GEay the sand. sc
hY a1Wi iie god to ssti.e i0 the bottom. Cal and p
amino ~ Ycnr.e- ~ Is IL -Ia.e-.. Z 81
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n TnE yALuABL!g CEMENT PROPERTY


a., known ~ tho steam NIL a. ubur. L sler County,
supplying Government and other heavy con
tracts with Hydrsllic Cement IL offered for sale or 20
There about a. Of and lying 80 ret the
Rondout Greek, good wharf stOreh0us-. brick mill
gne two sns i-nemenis snd sbu- dance
m-ni snd limestone Quarres. The WORKS now max
ng 10 bbs per day which can be much Increased The To-
csu0n the Of the Delaware aLd Hudson Ca
ns tide wster and but i've hour. sail from The city,
renders desirable property FOR contractors &c. large
may ain bond and mortgage or hrs.-clsss
city property received 10 exchange
"a GTLFAD 4 SMITH 81 WALTZ
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CALIFORNIA GINGER-BREAD.

I'VE SUBSCRIBER IL now making on article " ginger.
bread expressly fcr shpso-ss ard or eXpOusrOn. 10
4 warranted % teep good Do any climate for year
iof t0r properly pu lD t's Ilst ine trug io ssy he
suscn wh'e engaged in digging travelling. and "a
during after spell m ses-sickness It highly
ended hy hose who have usad Passenger fIr
pie me Their own stores should supply o. enseIyes wh
Of 10 aud every ship csry passengers should be
provided ~ith o. 10 csn De had hy the nge case, In
packages varying from Slto : Csii and see nat
% ] DAklD-0Nfs 42 Rroed-Et
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FOB SALE.

g. ADMINISTRATIONS sALF-OF yALUA-
- bLE REAL ESTATE il he Cl,y. u New,Yo,E, Re
erased IN fursu u order n the Surrogate - The
Comfy Of Ns-FFor vii bee 30 81 public aucior be
dsy ~ March next ock ~ noon OF that day
he following valuable real e'is- belonging TO the estate Of
tbst certain lot, piece parcel OF land situate lying
ara beng Do the Twelfth ate 9hi Ward o. the Gig of
ugDe SIX ~ criiAn arm pee or parcel o. land v here
- Frances Baya-d Winthrop Esquire died seized srd
commonly snDEn y The Lsme OF me Turtle Bay Farm be-
gnung 90 The easiery side of Forty seve1ih Al point
hundred egltvO feet nOth.y eetyvarJly r. m
'' corner u' he rrssaterue therc- eOun htyonc de-
gree an nfy MI uis east 1Ir hundred ana Ten feet;
lnence north lnrysr degrees thirty feet: thence
souin imryeig.i degrees essL fouy-elm feet thence
non hiIyour degrees east my -four frel thence
eighty nine degrees and thirty minute. nnefveiqht
'set thence south thnythree degrees hundred
and Nineteen feet thence south sXtYthfee degrees and
hry minutes east ninety X fee thence south fny-one
te2res and thirty minutes east three huni ~ and thirty
Nree feel thence north forty degrees west light
hundred aud sxfy-fOur feet theme. sO4h thry.tr-e d.
thirty minutes west FIVE hundred feet the ace Of
beginning; containing eight acres be- the same NOR. Or
lees with the house AMI buildings and Improvements there
one Henry BARCLAY bv William d Wipbrop bv d. ~ ~
corded IN he ONCE Of s Register Of the Guy and County
" NewYnrs 10 Lber No lis OF Conveysncls page l3i
0u the fret dsv " March 1926 TIE sad premises teine
bounded souihwestedv, partly y Turtle Bay ard partly by
ana ~ Colo e Thomas Barclay s0rhetsteriy By the
fr h.yef; cl ihe rorhsa'iery eide by ground now Or
A. Of Ncno as v tavsrd and 0n the nIrhwesery side
~ 1la OF hr-4d Henry Barclay ON which said prsn'Ies
II erected dwelling house and also aslabie
N7p ma. trftalA piece bf parcel Ol land
lying anl being Ia me Fghih Wsrd Of the City Of New
YORK known 6rd dsl guished map made OF The estate
~ Absh Hamr ond, In said Ward. 8y 3sncker City
Surveyor IN 75 and by survey ad- by Daniel Even
City Surveyor IN 1871, lot number ~ bounded on
aid map rs follows westerly by o number l32 and part
" 49, -ouihey by To- number hundred and seventeen
esstery by Mercertree and norihery by lot number No.
being a. described sad map twerty-i0ur Yee eight
inches front and and hundred oct deep he The
more Ices said lot being known and disiin-
guished by The street number tgenty-hree ~ Mercer
street. which prem ses II erected tVosIory ling
nouse.-Dsted New y Ork. January rs. 1919. il6 Is
JOHN l.. LAWRENCf. Administrator, No 81 WaLst.
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OFFicE oF THE RECEIVER OF TAXES.
Gfrrr Il.

lAAEs-ISfS.-Sorce 4. h-reby given that A. Al.
D uiIioN Of OHE PER CENT viii b. us1e on
IAA-s rensinlrL ur pad he 18Th DAY % FEERUARY
8 = W PEh CENT on. te i5-h DAY - hARcH.
nc receiver would 1rg- upOn PAYERS fh- importance
VI -aAlns - ~arly ptyl-nis 80 possible, 70 svod the
crowd snc delay witch nus. necessarily occur u.' pfev-
ols 20 Ihr per censges being s-t.t
nous ior receiving mOrey ffIu 9 10 0cocs, Pm
oA,a'a.- llo4ey OILY received
- .'Nl' HARVEY HART. Rs-sig-r n Tsr-'
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THE GLOBE HOTEL,

@ TIE GLOBE hOTFL, IS Broad way having beer
-, taken by c. q CJLNEN, Iits - the 81 Charles HO-I
1880 New. Orleans h- been repaired, renovated and fired
% with every enience for The reception Of guests Th-
house has put N perfect order from The kitchen The
at with new ard excellent beds and gaut furniture The
rooms are conveniently srrange 9Th psrOrs md ed
rooms pdiOring. for the uui.dauDn both ~ families
l1d 'ing persOns Experienced skifu cooks snd 81
teiive walters are engast o. and the meals i be served
gues after the manner If the hotels ~ Europe IN
heir .Oons. in me spacious dining-room .
ground floor, where they accommodated separate
tables
Mr. Culver he public that rains will be spsred
his part promote he comfort and the Of
those who favor hlm with tte custom. sld to mske The
Hoie ftvofe place ~ resort bcih for those who
pass but .hou time 10 the city and those who contemplate
\ Ion ger fesiderce
Travellers v no formerly frequenied The Globe Hotel will
off hest Java IfiV-
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" properly received 10 ~1cnhngr
n e0d1 OIBEAD A SMITH. 81 Wsl-Bt.


- FOR SALE houses NV. corner Lsrington-sv.
., and Twenty segeut.t Also. houses IN pa hie-rth-
- resr Filth sv-nue. Al the above houses are now
Being finished with the late mOdfu improy they
have bfOwr-.oue fronts Terms Pau II purchase money
would be taken IN vacant os and part remain
gage Also. lots W corner VI SIKH svenue and TWEEN
ly-6fhst Also. los " corner Of Twenty secoud.st
and fifr-svenua 15Nl.C esrh. Apply
u lw. G WADSMORTH. Nas.al OF 76 ; Whit.
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IbS MAN 'ON's DENTAL ROOMS ~ Eisho-ayenne
IAhing ion-sQusrs Tech inserted, from one c AZ en
ire set Every operation qua sDeed Prices moderate
Ancient aud Modern History Of the Teeth paosn-o oy
Asasoo ten years practical Dengsll can be bad grsns
II I'm
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CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA GOLD.-Iu.uuction. far

CALIFORNIA GOLD.-Iusructon. for collect
Sng. testing, melting and sss.ying God. with descnp-
ton OF the process. u distinguishing gold from worthless
for the OF gong Caflrria Letter and
cap paper. Ink insands quil. waters. seang~ gold
and steel travelling wiring d-sts ches,nen back.
Cannon boards psying cards dominoes, money belts
veop. pocretbooks penkuves portfolios lsier-.,Amps
&c &c. FRANCIS LouTREL. .sisrouers,
81 y Maidsn-lane.
CALIFORNIA sTORRS-Wholesae and Retail.
Y -Edyard.s Ceebrnied Fgg Powders. q - setsbls
compound being substitute for egg. in ali kinds Of
ard butter pudlngs shilling package equal 70 = ssss
Gpd impsris richer favor
E.sstce q Jaws Coa-e-A 81 cert bottle will make -
cls anf vii keep IN any climate ior any -ugth % time
C0rans Patent east = r-cOmr enc II BIZ the most s--n
ut- men 10 Ne country the hesitesi srce used
FOR raising bread pastry.
go srge assortment OF tess sugars old vine, AM
liquors pickles sauces spices 'oaP and candles Boiogna
saussges, smoked meats. fruits u all kinds cgsrs pre-
served meats and sartnes In TN uaccAroui.
CELL ssso, arrow-foot spoca. Sc. All goods carefully
psctet and sent any psr Of the city free " expense
l-e 0AssNtk a YOUNG lj2 Chs,ham-st
AIMING NoTICR.-The Upper Canada Mining
vi Company charlerei by act u Parliament having de-
ienined eNisni ils operations 20 Ca lrra have sasc.
81 a. chief .lp@rir lend -ui n The expedition Col
Grsiot Of y v The Board of Directors have in c1use-
qIsnce authorized the sale NJ he stock % he Company
hitherto reserved Books fo he subscp lon " this stock
open ma Office " Messrs VIM ard jas Currla
- W lLsL Agents " he Company, where thu plan Of
operators and OIL additional par cusrs ra1 "a learned
PersoIs desrous N funsrrtir- are i~ioned hat they
WI rrnr no persona hanliy To inch 30 cannot 20 ln
Person boz snVOrs tJ participate M tho advantages
F-y 90 result from the opening Of TIE field Of
ari -rfernrse ascersinef o. er. In c. FORMS no
better or pOrfuriiy VIII probably Offer The following are
~ Inducements offered by this Company. First
The shsence OF personal Hsbthtv Second H. his wei or.
ganiIsd Company and employ bat practical 10
as most liberal srt comprehensive charter. which
hOrz-s ls rsis .sLnslt u Offices 10 London, Liverpool
mines Of Nickel Copper snd Iron on Lskrs Huron snd su
penor, WI Oh 10 = believed VIII Weld mmedsie return
10 the shareholders By order o. he Board
Eev-York Jan q. 1919 is i0t