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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09
Great sympathy Meeiing In Harrisburg En-
couragement 10 the Republican Move
rre.ponienee Of The Tribune

HAEsITHUEg. Friday July Pr
On the Fourth. very lar5e and enthusiastic
meeting the citizens Of this sooily Capital Assem-
bed iof the purpose Of expressing sympathy with The
Republicans of Europe now striving ioE Liberty
Herman Alncks, Esq was appointed President with
hs due number Of assistants and several spirited Ad-
dresses were delivered series CT Resolutions ~as
offered but wife under consultation. they were Oh
motion referred % Committee f1r revision. and the
meeting was iIourned until the succeeding evening.
On reassembing a, the appointed time Mr. Miller,
from the COMMITTEES on Revision, reported the io-O"
Ing resolution among others which we're adopted oy
accamsuoa
Resoee ~ ~ fyeenea here liiszblet That We view,
with The most Intense anxiety me rrlfis no" maAins ry
ne friends oi L1ery throughout me Word, DRY a. MS
time esrrcas bg he people 0i Italy. Hungary and the
German states 10 throw - The tyranny o ne ruler. lcn
80 long oppressed --rn All To rslaoAsA rD'ri-
r-r. of fer or choice. founded ol The Will ~ he PEG
c.e he or.v fs.t source 0f Governmental authority
hssorcf That while the n.ied aies cannot a. gov,
4-,.rr e,rs..fsiv with me l01gclerl.h policy Vi
uonrterveulon aud neutrality n european pO--c- llier
directly their behalf no con 'rnona rules oi 90
fon or policy nor any power Oh earth can prevent Tue
s-oP I. r. - I.,.r.rv wa sre now .-r-irag
f.r their glis. - DID our iisis a. Alsi -l7 tyranny ara
p,sl r.-o, consider The Interference OF
-oer 41t o France under Louis Napoleon AID 30 al
sers, Win le ltafs o iA- 1000 = h1-s ll ~ o-Ie
rlt than a. acf % rlli fE-rc-- % he Zls l
tlr people. and % Ll1-r pI- = - " - nc " = F.e-
ll lis present po-i-0l
Resirsd Thar regard me a,iscSs Of the French army
o The CRY Of Rome. Olce ne seat ~ To- Ereairsi Re
r,hIr ar earth whose seem snlmatec By the recy
fior m - ancient glory. b. which me lives Of women
aud chdrea have bern l-oPaf1ed and he Tree konan
ctr-n. slaughtered. Tor 20 oter reason hen acting 10
- efeus- and carse u L1erly-the city css poied
oil he fuest spec % archi-el= znt u me srs anc
ar-. A. tle u th- most ruthless, barbara and wlck-1
scs Of te age winch aust Tor ever dlface 10 pro -c.ofs
- he eoasrisnder who o1eyed and executed ,lch
wicked AID nllmzl order
- |Ir q. .
49, ~ ~ -eDr e. II TIE I1ifed States every pan o.
- rrio, 10 hold meetings All express their teesauou
hi 49, -ongcf % ~ cespo. 90 Europe. who
-r noer % crush ,tr spirit Of liberty. a1d 10 asteu he
clam. II i-sp0l-m ana oppression upol he people for
49, LEI he motto ~ every Republican be Errrlsi
eurrfv b even form % tyranJ over lie a-d o. mae
some other Addresses we're m-ie. mu:h 10 fhe salts
faction Il the sudience and the meeting al
jolrned. Yours,
ILL~E.s oF Mas. GES. HARRlsOS.-Tbe widow
Of ex-Presiiea Harrison j. lying her residence =.
North Bend. extremely III her attack i dlarrnea and
a lad
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James clarence iIanxan.

TIE Ilsh journals bring IS the intelligence Of
ihe icaih o. M,>sAN che Pocf-s true poe,-a man OF
mos; exalted and varying s.n.us. lis va the fate
ne aark uuloNsri t,e 90 Genius. Ncs, poor devoted
r'ce1'-c .sr-oce N,nssn died ia hospital One q
iae temporary saed. reared Up shelter the wresched
ifom pesteace. encr.ei ,Ae death bed Of me 81 the
most glorious spirits q modern iceland
Nansan beside beng a.mse, one OF The most orisna
thinkers 20 h. country wa. $50 riost faithful trans
stcr o ,fe thoughts % others Ills Transitions from
tae irish s-snch swedish. spanish Italian sc sc
ashy priced fcF their quaint selection OF words
ana ,lltl.uilcss to their Ous.nss sud ais German
Anthology ENJOYS vide reputation lie Wa but
...e ut politician. ~ steady ani undnch.ns %
i.io, The I,inaa says
10 early Youth Nsn>.n was spprsnuced % an s,tor
rey ari hulr- i' support bis mother and sister
is.orli hard % the uotarys desk The work was
.ucolrcuH The very .ss; night 80 saw aim be spoke
v.th disgust g o.. iUk tr.h smoke 3lscolorei
wherein curses and b,ssphsmes were hourly heard
H., strong soul stood -ntlret 1n the ornS 81 crime
-i.cl down tlc abyss. ts- t.l lQtt- tie sought
sN-,n .u literature sri twas 40 so attorney ie,>
thar le rfsl frank az the orn,
T-aoa., al n,si-rs
he became great argn.s; he shared the treasure.
% Thought wllch exist under lft.F Gun he learned
|ey- from m.uy 'snis sui be acquired The power ~
lttl..yil- hmsc.f with the nature % each. tie was
lr.-N W.. Gee '.sl German with frc Germans md
From -n si'h me FRENCH be- WAS perfect proteus
" lie contributed 70 many 90 the periodicals. he,
ncr, than any oll-s man succeeded IN establishing
fls name and fame of 'he best 1i them me Dabig
tafr0>fa Mtga-1e RE also wrote Tor the nsuon.l
l-aals ana some 10 l.s nuest poetry was printed
The lfcr. Of the Nam ali f't.'tf f-..hnrH. In
own columns his contributions have regularly ap-
fearft To would be- impossible Tor US. IN this briei
SKETCH tc enune4a,e his works. 90 % attempt an an
nay-. 10 bis powers. L Is enough 90 say that he
was tac greatest % our m dcrn iusn Poets that he
d. o ID. mat ID nF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09
Prom ~. Mnr,in-Den,h of the Governor, Nc.

Inc following IS an tNtrect "l iet'"I "al'"
~ Martins Nefherland Division.
PHIILGFsBURc, June IA.
His Excenenoy, John w. y. Romondt, the Governor,
died on Tuesday the 18th met beloved and respected
by all classes MAYOR Peter Peterson formerly Of the
islands of ~ Eusiatas and - Bartholomew was in
sugurated to day as Governor al "f0aa
An hindranccs TO our commerce relative to the
Quarantine were removed by proclamation this fore
noon
The quantity Of salt on hand added to what viii be-
gathered next week oft no rain) from the large salt
Lake promises revival OF usual trade in this anti
~e All we'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin June 25.--The weath.
or here within few days has been warm that the
thermometer ranged from 10 to % IN the shade be-
fore that It was the most unpleasant weather ever
saw. IL was very cold tn, iogs that came over the
lake were so chilly ana cold that people took 10
wearing heavy clothing. winter IN order Go De
comfortable The farms, gardens. all nature. look
very well lust now You would ike Milwaukee IN
summer the scenery Is wild. romantic and gladstone
but IN the time II Is very dun and dead looking
- I'LL ~ ORR. nj lll-l
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BROOKLYN Board of Health

Dunng the last a hours cases Of Cnoefs nave been
reported 70 this office Of which proved fatal w
Bridget Mickey sged "a, Joraemon-st ann Leonard
ased a. Bond.s, Rose Larkn, eyed 81 coiamoiast
and Betsy gndon aged q, Courtst
C. = J GooDHcH. Health Ihy-.cisu.
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Cholera In Philadelphia.

PmLADELPHIA, saturday, July ~ Psi
The Board q Health reports ~ cases and
deaths from Cholera within the past - hours The
weather curing the morning was wet but It bss now
changed and Is pleasant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

~ The steamship Tennessee, Capt Coli
arrived on Saturday from Savannah, Geo whence shr
sailed on the ith inst On Friday at AN She passed
the steamer Cherokee hence for savannah, of Cape
Hatteras. We under obligations to Capt c. and
our friends of the Sardaaoh Republican and Gegs'aa
for late papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

The CoDE.-The CaHandoigHa RepOsHOry an
nounces the resignation Of Mr.. AVIAN WoRDEN AS one
Of the Commissioners Of the Code. joins C. SPENCER
has already refused to serve and the above report be
true, Mr.. sErm C. HAwLEl is now the only gentleman
remaining in the Commission.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

The Peadleioa 5 c. Mssssage, OF Friday, 29th
ult. says
1--WE have received communication from Mr. Cal
houn in relation 70 Col BentOns late speech at hide
pendence, Mo. which Will sppear IN our next paper.
II will be looked for with great interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
Rumored Death Of Henry Clay.

PHiLApELlHlA oetufdayf July d.
The bulletin boards this morning state thai
Mayor swilt has received dispatch from Cincinnati
announcing the death Of Hon Henry CLAW. bat n Is
not generally believed
Your correspondent tee gsphed West this morning
and will probably receive something definite IN short
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

PmLADALPlnA, Saturday July I-ls J. NJ
Mayor Swift says that he has not received g
dispatch announcing Henry Clays death therefore The
ruInOr is false
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

KENTUCKY i Hon. AYLETT BucKEER has been
nominated by the Wings for reelection 70 Con
gress from the WITH District Of Kentucky. Geo
Alfred Caldwell, formerly Member OF Congress"
is the Loco Foco candidate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

REPUBLICAN MEETING Al Nav ORLEANS--On
the evening OF the 18th ult meeting OF German
Republicans was held IN the city Of Lafayette to sym
pAlhi-e with the sectors IN the European struggle.
The sssemblagc numerous sed enthusiastic Or
Wiener presided and addresses were made by himself,
Mr. pmitry and others
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N.v.yorh Pos, once Appointments.

jew lSts Nsus krcns c., Ace NifAf Me- w. .io
s,,uosn 90. Orras ioagsv Sses oauasss 90. Nn Wa
note ootsne Jea-rsaa Co.. A Il 0rsy ftqsete, A. e.
Co. Norrs Ws.iof6 ots-go c.. Gross So 60 Ssrts'ls'
csussasas g, krsstas l. Slsscu. 0eras hfd-e va q
Nn Nsu N-ss Ne Pats isrc Ulster Co. ia,ps L fstr
Nsso~us Ononcsrs Co knsh kow-i Changoa. sa-fsol g.
n sqsncsf Neh.vle, s. Lswr,nes Co. kdoa " son O.
{ 0ln, Nstcnftau. Go. seth } ns&rs isfrf
Wss;shsstsr c., Nc.ss woa R4-ss Hea Go Il 5 stsr
We, o. eouts o-sss c.. fst-r H'o.ss Re- stsf
p Astors Qas-us Co. Essn Mis- U1u NJ e. p
c. Rcegs ts~esre Sssl BEE Co. Sew t
Wsngss Msd-on c.. B-ti Cas- Aass, Efe JoafasL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

HOMEOPATHIC CoNNSNTioN N OHlO. 49, The
Crsaud PLAIN peiey Of the % has an account Of the
late Convention Of the Homeopathic physicians OF
Northern Ohio held in that city Twenty three ply.
sielans II the new school were present and Ave 81
peared BY proxy. The object OF the meeting was TO
consider the prOprc;y OF establishing Profess orshp
OF Home pathy IN the Cleveland Eclectic Medical Col.
leee Accordingly Storm Rosa, NJ u. OF Psinesvlle.
(O) selected Tor the office DR. David shepard OF
Bainbrdee was selected u act Editor Of the Home
opaihic Department Of the r. NJ Journal. published 81
Cinciunsti-and after some further unlmpoftsnJ busi
ness, the Convention adjourned.
MINEsorA-The ~. Paul Pioneer Of the 2sth
ul says that on the previous "Wednesday three steam
boats arrived AZ the landings all heavily laden with
merchandise, and with several passengers.
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CITY rTLE1S.

SATURDAY. July :, l-i1.
FiRE.--About 20 oc'ocA lest evening hre
broke out in the store oi Mctroror Norris situated
on the corner OF Broadway and Beaver si- which was
cytInsu.shed without damage.
CoRREcrIoS-W pc informed by brother
Of the two young ladies' whose recent lamened death
By Cholera stated 10 have been caused by eating
green goosebery pie iee cream Sc that the statement
is entirely without foundation
PKUssIc AcID-Tne use of this acid as a meli
cine has greatly increased Ia this Cry within short
period 90 much 30 a. 10 astouish the makers Oi 10
ihemsel'e- manufacturer the other day said 90
OF our most extensive apothecaues What in the
world do you DO with ~ much Pruss.c Acid O. Ga
was The answer. use D. al up n tae prescriptions
the doctors send us Is.
PoLicF coJRr-Oae George Resrney was arrested .asf
evening by officer Brush. charge of being dr. nk and
di-ofde and threatening 90 tske ne lie % Charles Ora
ham. he WAS committed By Jusuce Timrsou 20 answer
..- TINS morning, about O'Clock, two fellows named
VIM. ATes and Thomas Hudson were taken INTO custody
ny oTcer McGraih. on charge Of attempting 20 rob
drunken named Bradley. utle be lay drunk 90 me
street They were he'd t0 answer. Officers Sfllholt
ana jeffrey lasi evening arrested man named Thomas
D-rnri OF Guar -- 20 RECEIVING s.oen gods from Two
Dos s. WIKI know dgr that The same had been stolen
he VS. committed oy Justice Imgsou % answer ite
charge...A Hamsd Henry VI. sger arrested fsf
eNrnln. on charge ui suachrg puckebuoS from aes
tottrel nile house 0i doubtful character Pearl
.. bout 4 o. rlork ftf. rrorr.rr Henry Netch .rf
chap named Ma, were taken into custody charge
H grand larceny stealing i5s pairs 20 boots which we're
found 10 their possession and for which they coud not
satisfactorily account Committed Orcers Odnng and
fuu OF he Ninth Ward. last evening arrested mtn
-amec John foung q charge of grand larceny BE
vas committed fof examination BY Jusuce MolntiJu.
Ils morning. about 81 O'Clock 0-lceT Byrnes uf roc
Fourth Ward. arrested a coiored chap named Thomas
Henry, Tor stealing ~ pitchers from crOckery crate ng
itsiooi ~ DoFefst hewas committed Tor eKsnnaon
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''an1rd oi .a'nl-s p,s4e-.n. ilI ---''li Fi-' u
..-.. ur..... ..-... ,-.. r.....
..- as srn rel-er r. France it e .rapos., .e 20
.reas with sny a-s1rance. The STATE Of i-s-ns md
r.. --.. .-...-.. - 49,, ..i..s. .,-..,.s b., n
$50 md n Ole periodicals. o. ell tAe d.--ren, - rres
compliant 10 only 90 ms score 1lt % me d--l-n q. ?
p-..sr. ,,-,,.-. H. - -..- I, TN. ~ o.. .s,s
Won. 10 rae i4c; t-4- many l man Catholic p rests
' =. ~ ' - ---. .1e f.-. ~ 90 +.
these rsry ,.'s-e- Lar express The melancholy coz
.-ei.n nat Pie more -9.enl ,.-i.'. ., +.
..rt he --ev...rt tl-r-e s-- tb47 o. a.- se- any
fllrg IN -le heTo.--on opposed ~ me 4llrie IS ID
- l-'-. 81. r. - s.~1 .53u.s .5.r1,. ..s
.-r .t1-.s.....l, tie friends of t,- popular move
reat -ad thus far have. m i1e woo. o.e1 ''-'-
"..' 80 49, C.,,rr.,rt bs. 4. " ca 4n-ei
ID a- e.ser,s. lcspeot Too relations OF Proi--ifr
g. ,ai- -.in. IRE l'.',... 1.' . - .-e
,t. s9. ~ C..1s -s aye qr.,e as s4A-...ae
.G..e f-e-ca C4-l9-es. cad AZ .-ie=er Pc 81 o.
.-f ,,.r- .gre.9 Pro-es- sf.t..rl
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DISCOVERY % A FCGfTiyL.-Jne schooner 1. +.
Joho.oy Can't n W Cornell from Savannah, bound
,o Paiade ynia put IN here on sunday aaying dscov
.rsred negro man secreted on board, who ssys his
name IL Sanue! Ls-tt. ana that be u tree and 10
his intention 20 - P.sdei pnia ana return he Wa
lodrrd sy ire captain the guard house yesterday
lrortlng The weasel was out day and night and
.tat . miles "a Charleston Bar WHEN he vas a seov-
ered- Charleston Mercury.
FATAL ACcIDEST Is OTsEGO COUSrr.-As
soasa Worcester in ths County. the 30th ult two
yo1ag adies named Sybl and Ferguson together with
Mr strain. who bad gone IN 10 save them were all
drUwned 5trsins Mil NT. strain left vile and
"a. children
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10 The El,sabefh CIR N.C) North STATE an
nounces the death OF William Abertson formerly
Editor of the Eli,obeh CVy Siay, aged "A years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

~J.w. Cloves, Dentist, ST. Hnd,oc q. oppe
.ite Green vich Barb, New iork. Otcs eoers nom
0 clock NJ. 20 z NJ. ,ele In
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~ W igs and roupce-.-BA rVHkLoK = ce.flfsIrst
WA FstioiN is a. Nsn-st where al al umss ckn =
iu4nd ne areesl assortment Ia he city Strangers suf
't Gems s1ou cal Si Judge lOr themselves b.oge pun
'.tsr, elsewhere HArcHNt cS's newly invented Miss
obtained silver medal a. The Far Of The An,erc.n la.
nis- Copy Tie address mNlS MMAEa
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" Hon. panisl Wsb.,-r. d R. j. Waller.

~ Hon DAME. Webster, Il 10 r. j. Waller
s.e secretary OF the Treasury. Hon Thomas Corwia.
Jlige Cranch and Judge Cushing, arrived no fhlaie
phia Z risy. irom " Arlington
BrEaE ~ II. MIAMI CAvAL.--Ths heavy rain
Of Saturday, night caused serious break ln the Miami
Canal about mile and a half below Carrhage. Tie
extent q tee break IS considerable and vii AXE about
three weeks 70 repair IL Il il about 80 yards engh
and tieen feet deep Perscns residing n THAI neiga
bornoO1 inform that they have not witnessed suca
heavy rain FOR twenty i've years Cinein- Chr0n- ID
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Koard Of Health

or GnEH the Resident Physician reports 81 No."
,.s.of Cholera and - deaths having occurred since
n. ,eoor Of yesterday returned Ia the following order
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Iinnrd of Henlfh

Dr. GEER. the Rcs.dcnt Pnys.can. fe2ors 81 NJ"
o.se. Of Cnoela ed deaths a- having ccc1fIe1 emo,
hsfepoFt d ye.,sfdly returned n tie following order
C.... O... o. %
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~ Mrs. VI. =. Cove Nichols, wster-cur- rays.
50 = L~xinslon.sv Consultations from icA tosfN
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ry- Wigs, wix., wis.,-c,a,e,. \,

" Wigs WIGS. Wigs .-Ciu1cns and strsnfrfs
Informed that ne largest cheapest AMI best
nent Of wigs. hswgs toupccs hrsds IT hong hair ard
other ornamental hair Is Ia be found a. NSpsVSsr
HE,Sp's. = Msideu lsne The trade supplied c.N
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~ The watcr-Cure Journal aud Herald Of

X torun, DEVOTED v DE lotOphf knd FTtcie o. ny
Iropsthy enbrsc = re True Principles Of Heaa and
Losgevty-toxcrs WIKI directors fof '.e pplcson ID
Nairr A. exercise and diet 10 Toe diseases BY
- 81 We are as cied Published monthly a. yeas.
IN advance FONLERS WELLS, Publishers.
- a Isl >sssad-si.
y & Noi VII commences with july. Nc. . roS
rrsdy. pnce Do c-ns Order. By Penny Peat viii reesvs
prompt attention lyaollsip
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he extension ot the Harlem Railroad. norh from Dover
ans, particularly ne eastern rsiict % Al
tend meeting a. Dover Plains o. the In July. inssrt
a. "a DC osrk % he ilrruoOn
Toe officers snd stockholders Of sad Company are pa.
tculsTy invited % sllent ssid Teeunr
BY order o. Censrs COMMITTEE q North Eas pstch
County
Northeast, july :. $50 w Nv
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srEann1Ar AccIDgNT - - OF ~


The steamer EmBa.sT Capt Bennett arrived here
Yesterday From toe clerk ~ obtained the following
= u ne killed and scsied by her recent disaster near
-aaueetoWn. There hear forty persons nl lredf
but a. the largest portion Hefe G-rmsn kallgr ante
their names could NOT be- correctly sscerrsnet Among
those H I'D We IN iunersfe the following
John Watts VIE and three children. ~ bs'n-ro0k.
\ j all killed John Myers dead Augustus 81 .er and
wife. dead Mrs. Jacob l-ley and i've cnifen k-led
vie Il Rudolph Bekenhsult; wife of Charlie Rope
vile Of Cnrsusn lsyn-r child Of dr Morton Mar
ysrst HIts. jeremiah Miller nrst cook John Movers.
strike and two iremen, s- lost jeremiah Miller
Jumped overheard and was drowned some ~ or ~
others badly sAghtly sesi1ed -li ss no regis
,r of ther names or residence had been kept very
iunrsr.-ct - would BE- al that ~e could present
las terrible lose u lie was caused oy collapse 81
dues. and 10, a. previously reported from AZ ~ glo-ion
Of -n beii4rs Toe report also Ina, the y Johnson e
ADD the Embassy boilers we're Manufactured 40 H.
same chop ID IS neeAng. are tod ~ app bennett
i untrue The sufferers we're on tie nam and lower
seck no one On the boiler deck Or n lle cabins sgs-
ta.nek the least IT, lry. Isl Louis Rep -3-h June.
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lis city ert4o4shLrh@
= oue door from John spark sad Al Oyster Bay. l.
iie hss prtcll assistants FOE oatcocs pracnce
c Consultations. VeItai or BY ietier - ~S In
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AMERIcAAND rHE AMERICANS Byth,

AMERIC AND THE AMERICANS BY the late AcHIl-
~ MrR,r, ex.Prnce Rows. " me Two scilies, A-.-
Ir4ns.s.ec hy HENsY BHniiflD 'Pp go New
iork. ". Il Graham
Achlle Murat was a queerieloW during his res
ieuce IN this country a. he read little and
scent most Of bis time 10 the forests Of Florida
ol,, ignorant as he wss aud ssg a. he chose to be-
~ cannot believe be ever concocted all the b ln
iers, mis- statements. gross csricatures and hbels
assaults GA Religion sud wholesale eslogium on
slavery which compose this book. \ volume so
much worse than worthless W e have seldom met.
ani We hold Mr.. Bradford severely censursble for
having inflicted It on the American public
II The CLAss BOOK OF ZooLoGl" by Prof
3. JAEGlR IS accompanied with the highest tes,i
monisls 20 the scientific attanments and ability OF
the author and viii be found wel-srrangef ana
lucid textbook Tor beginners in thai interesting
study. IL contains great amount Of information
packed up in the most encouraging and readable
forms, aud viii hence prove 4 valuable aid 70
growa gentlemen who wish 70 repair the defects
Of their early education. lNew-York D. Apple.
ton n CO.. e.
e TIE Moral Aspect OF THE RUN TKAf-
PIC Is the title Of a Discourse preached 70 the
Presbyterian Congregation at Glen's Falls by
Rev. A J. FESSEL, from the words o. the com
msndment, Thou shalt Dot kill. 1t IS pun
gent AID powerful statement Of ACTS that canaot
be too often repeated. r..
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AAA>rtD-rhe scr ices OF competent alusi q,
w make .aefch of country seaf-o- colofiug wuu'
preferred Address +. X Poet Ohce. stating whore
,pecinsD. of style may De yilw'
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UsAxD OF . Nsidcrane hose classic sy OF cuUins
ana dressing hair deserves hgstrste ncllce laws
i1opitd ne plan oi rruishne every customer wth two
eau uaf brushes. fAs certainly the acme o cieSnh-
lr>s and comioi. eN lu
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WANTED Situations for number Of excellent sir's
w snd children. recently arrived free from c.,y hsts
aud aii0rs and wiling ~ worn tor moderate ~sSrs
Application o. b. made ~ the Office OF the Comnlss
u Emgfaucn. IN the PARA No charges M u
NlsNyED-isc Agcas 10 sel the be.i wofs Chole,..
w suc ot1er exciting snt popular ~oAs last pab.hei
Agents make from SiD'V To 5000 year Apply.
postpaid, 10 2. HUTCHINSON, Is sNssssG-st. N
iel Inn
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GENERAL NOTICES.

" Fowler. & Welis, Phren Of eststs and
p abilshers. CAnoe Hail. Isl Ssssaa-sI usar he P.rs
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bScNsoN. Preserves and kestores the nstaIs hgAi
cures near sizh ard does away with glasses entirely
Oce dsSs IN New ors The sst three OF each week Ia
~srreu NJ uom Broadway IN bos,ou ne other days,
q Is Miuiersi slo M