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MECHANIls tiALL
q a. - NNAFF ''t ~ NAAH -
SJa~.. -y.-E kv~-.ag ds,.az "a - "a.
uHRISTYJ MINST ELS

Z
nkaANIHED 1912 The Oldest established Company
" the world The 6rst 10 harnoniEs negro malod6s,
and or natos Of tho present popular sys of Ethiopian
Entertainments whose success n ths city innns N" sci
rHsEsYE.s.i most conclusive evidence of heh superior
maril snd atfardFoooss
Uoot. open A. J. Concert commences al ocloes
Afternoon Concert every >atnrday' oommrne
no - - N nlJ sta
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M AaInE JOURNAL.
PORT oS Observation-Disclosures.

-II'''H VI R'-'I''F7N' 80 IIII' Ut
IL. So b.. ~ Set... fE' M,o.- kbu..Iar. -
HIGH WA1E2...hOv. g.
Atlt, BrA.-.l4 .sm At Gaslssns ia sths ass 80
sSykA MikNk JOnRNaL. tOlAIA taaEIn
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IUuN ROSS. Manufacture Of Garrett Tses.. nj,
~ Le.Ih-r Uuder lac Heals. Wares. Mass Roses -
pelur Isrp=s Tscks .-r sac by .se Tor MS
c,iy. Il. SIN OAKLEY 4 FOX s. CortlsDi-tl-
IN 00n YARDS MUSLIN DE LAINk--
~, VUU l:. cenis yer ySTd WILLIAMS GLIB
son 245 Green Sice-sl between Murray snd Robirsor
have received per steGmship America crimson. srsf.-
msfoou purpl. green fuEEzrne bUe. sky - a. g per
yard kso neS patterns ssa strpe de A.nes - 10 per
yS-d - Gr--a~ich-st ~ pls
'EHg MICHIGAN sol TIT ERN RAILROAD
b- ng drawn C3fculRr cls-l-'e1 among CApi.1ls.s
N as civ. vel ~ advertise erl 10 ne 1aiy
psne-s 10 both o. whlra - nscrlt-d.
hrldng sutscrPuors he MchiEL1 soushera RElrosl
We ists he liberty n re paolc msnber. - TO-
qlTe ci ycu he mesrlns srd latent o TIE ucNinE eA
rsct wheh cosy vsrosun. iron tie lEi as9or. ~
Director. 81 rs. ToAl % lie legislature o. lla sAe o
Mich'rSn-
An assessment o. seven Ter cent maze "a MAY
payable lQ-a J-as uPon ~tch sS4l has been paid
and for which bouds we're s1ed % ne rrs2ecuvs ssoeE
holders FOR SS4.lSQ
Ou this new stock dividend Of per cent D. - be
slsrsnieet and MS made - sTPesT inAE . 70 ~ AXE
precedence u ne oit >ock, sna 10 b. kuown Pre-
fsrrea StrcS While fact tn orsl Stockholders. ~E0
hold hords for The ius.smsus pA5 10 - hem. VII sI
hold The preference hey having he as Ter ne road
and 10 earnings WHIST GmOgrI OF lsese bonds have
Raj road nDkncer!rg, We have r-ver brown eocnpary
come into he solicit sQtscr ptors preferred
S,ocs where The Old Stockh ld-Fs s1 Tstsned the srs
nsr on Ia earnings and oy 90 cuusinzly Devised
ms ihod sbove Il worthy q Wal street In "a palm
a., DAYS 6ui kro- thsI yoa are g-,ti-msn OF
wsslfs sp6 cistsy, and cs1n0t ttrk nat you
~oa!d ineuo1sy lend year 40 & uzrs.etios Nnich
ussd % EAsTEsS CsFfrALisrs
Nsw.Ycrs. Nov. q. ~ lie
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4 WASHING DAT-ihs only cure - 20 90 once snd
tuy TWELF ETREEs pam "a -g. esehnR noV % sec'al-
p.h he waning q lh- srg-s. family oefors sreas.s
v.hogI emp oying he'll or using any sid OF nrpenan7
or esmphen- feggirss rubbing and ~sfrsntsd not 20
'r'gre ih- ren To- FarfsT 70 News q e NOV ls's
sayG We sf- too bensvOl-nE 10 Withhold marion OF
ms discovery n Any r-ssfd 10 a.. eul1lf inry -ff
t. Profess ma Almanac ssys IL "a 'acs ~oTJ o.
--.sfs .hst 70 Gees nOs m sry VA IT, IRE ne '.pc
- RsHEsy Register n Nov ., lsf5. says In2f- VIC
~ De- promptly srsroW ed q 70 ~ gfeas-s aoor.ss1 u
e-o~e.s ever discovered Tn- S0r~sE c. baL-IIr
az. We al -r.t vsS-i 70 - - add fgrogg DIT
ea-aaIssi ttpf0f-ss-s % 10 I0s bally Lros eI
.svs lt-r--s ever, hirg ofne sird before noilc7i
q .r " s-n1 % h TWe.velres. -I sassn-s. room
D y ~ Z I'D you sil rersigs copy 20 ne pr
-lc1 r5at..ai every direction requisite - u
THAT TORPEDO Goa Wsehss, = T-f Pls.-
D annie al Emers - Tt Nst+orsi Ponce "a
y-t- nf ia. ---E -rss charge from "a hg s4n ID :
rorr-s sigirs fI correct ea1 ni--ts cSlt. % .-
arrest % - me- Dr-fy Grc ssge Dr1ry y Ali a. y :
osrlrllsrI rsa.1g - ne MAKING s-lfing 1rF-rY az
1scu ~ ne Torpedo Box "a MAJ AT a. ne n9ss-
Truss ~ amer Ia logs-her win si ~ ~ miners
s-ou-i y s.ce1 -~e.ry - . ticf. cou--rfi-i- ~
80. ties - f.ald % ne premises 1slnR or- 90 lhe
.- -rrtsrt .r-.fs ever ACE - tbs ro4ntfy %, =
. -reos- u &C. r-c-1i -.r-- 90 ~ Otf folyN' :
-ierr 10 -ich certain .sfg- oysrr go - rE.tss
.o.-lou.v fl account % --e .ais ronb-fg - -
ysr.br ~ Pg.n-y = .1s most refprr a. 20 !.
rRuars .oss.5sr 80 ~ lsuE AZ or1i = r. - -
-rras az -rtrfrs' r-rg. - -. It's ~-A - 49,
sr.f-rf.. rarrr OEv c@nis
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BOOK TR ADE.
NEW FRENCH READER.
EuSTINGTOS : SAVAGE, rs Pearl 81


TIE FROGREsSiNE FRENCH READEa
NE-IrH NOTES AND LEAiCON. - Prot Pi1ney
W SotE lhssna'rg ne pcPl.sr fsvcr 'os 10 NsS
Ne.-oc OF earning wris a. speRs - e-ch a..
as.- v- e. aes--r heretofore sQc-.rei core,
70-ffrz rs- Ts= % iEs1 e.ih-r - ccr-p
- E-a- re-l- before --s3i-E ~ 90 .o -ra1 WhAi
90 -s-r-- sra-rs u all--Btsrt Mos .rrses az
p,--s - A1s.f- -erhsPs ~ ert - sle N-th'c,
-- f-st % 60 R-s1-r. 80 hes -rSr--- 10
gt-.-. ,r-u .irs &C.. In E-g o1E h-f1r- - .
20 v "a .1-T t. 5rs-c. Res--f -es E1ed 20
ssar - Eh-- re esTuer ksI ei@c ne tTecgy
AKA esf1- p re P-s-tc e f--rch fsscher
publish $40. by 80 sane sl,hor - p4o~irg
.s-es Ct p5plG F-e1cA Woris 'lr schoos I'D Aest--
res
T4E F.ssr Bras FsENlH. t-NU.
TaE Ssr BorS FsFScH. SirH A My. l.N1
THE PsA-r--sL FsENlH TE.-Hss. leNo-
hET ro rHE Pa rs A. rsEN-7 ltA~sFs ISM.
T--se Eorss -x~rcs- TIE ,rderi f1-ous bout 10 1le
instant prsci-a -f sq-sk-g ThrY commerce WIKI ~
ST. -re-s srt - ssrcs Ste By step nrClg1 .
80 ps-s ~ speed Prcf lssior o. Harvard rire-
.'-T ss7s PHr-ys F1rss pr-s-ut .ev'ra str21iAf-s
over rose heretofore l1 shed 'l t-r N-v N-,hod -
l-1f F--lsF ~ N-~ Or -ars -Her -s.cF N-n-scs a.
Oilers ias :-ei- preference 90 re l-s-aer ke7
h Nins.o- of Boston .yol1E s1.es --ect schocl /,
'sy' t7- . ne 3ecc-d preference over fny o1ner
-sv- 1s-t
T1-y a-s 40 r--'mm-nte1 r TIE sane Is-ouE ,4runs
-y Pr-f L. F-'r- I P-st Dr1uso - PIT ate. raa
Pr-t D. "a 49, sli Diners If- whos series rapid
~ nd ls- wherever IS comes E-oWn NJ
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~ THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
terrible TRAGEDY at Macao.

pr,lste arrival, the following dispatch, an
,osoeDg the assassination Of the Governor Of ths -.
H,.s Secretary Of the Navy. Whether This ios deco
-. out of C. rtsin dl,turtsnces which occurred q!
to some time before, between n, POrsus uese sno
-. Chinese or WAS new and deliberate mAhIle'''
-, ofthe hatred q the natives 70 foreigners
- estec IL IL probable both causes had treH ~
.s5es The cstssuopbe Produced very nsIars. ,!
- Frss,eI, anxiety aud consVrnsion
.a,er seems - have acted With pr0Hp'oe
,ssrsy 10 larnstirg The American cu<su' g. Wv m
--,.ip hi. power 70 bring 10 tneir Protoea9h. M
.ic -. ~ other nstions on tns. station WI
r sourss do the same for their resPecnVe eN%sh's
x, The general security
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NIANIRACTURkH's -TOik OF CABINET
WI FURNITURE THURSDAY, Nov H. alto O'clOcs,
a. the ~ar.-room u Mr. ID Bishop S94 Hudsonst J. W
Brown will cell at auction above, the entire stock ~
furniture contained In tho above room, cOnsisur
mahogany ami other psfOr chamber and dining room
furniture, with various other articles 10 Tho line
N Il. This sale 10 made Ia consequence Of 70 building
the premise and VIII be pofempl0ry. MI fus'
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A G FUTILE, Aucuonesf
HOUSEHOLD FUkNITUHk, GAISA, &C.

ii & FUTILE Will sell al anctDn On TIT ksDAY
A. % O'Clock al lji Laurenss PrincesI tho FuTu.
ure u family leaving iss city, compnsog gsnsfal as
sDrlmenL Aso kllehrn furniture shower Ban, ksfng
srslof, &c. Sale positive rain shine. Terms each
nj 2hs,
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CELEBRATED CHEAPEST
CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
BOARDING.

BOARD. A small family. % few single gentlemen,
oco1d obtsiu desirable rooms together With bosrd. by
iaSing ~ ~ Ludlow place, Houston 81 The hnuse 10
St-fa built with every convenience ami within MI
sc,e addressed 10 " a ~ This oStce will receive
sion. p2i ?ds'
.cauemAn snd Wife or w. or
lIhree single gentlemen can ootsln pleasant front
IN with bedroom ard pantry attached Ia shoUse where
80 are few select hOsfders bsns ioT the free use II
occupants Apply al SIS hous'oa-st siew doors oSsl
Broadway nl2 lw'
lOAKu.-A gentleman ard bic wife Or two or three
SSeouenen 40 be Handsomely accommodated with =
Sssorae lsrg- font room. Win bedrooms and psnues
seeord noor To house 6. hudsonsl hear Shsmoers
10 opposite Jsy'ss ~ -
BOARD A gentleman Snd b. lady without children.
va Re pleasantly accommodated In private isnly'
every comfort desirable 70 make 81 Agreeable home
NlG ~ " ooser-sl nsSr o0ssoE o. Stage route
ReARD.-A ven pls.ssn, front pstor on The hTs'
- with an upper bed rOOm. hOih iuruishsd, WI.
esell waner-st wes, side OF Broadway uls ol'
k0ARDlNG-A suise Of rooms on the second noof 1o
- viii board ~ ~ MurrSy-S Aso, rooms tot SIT
.s,esteasu ~. w.
w AsfkD-A home 10 some highly resPec tsaio family
| l., "a young widow ls1y who wishes A. Goa penss
| - oosrd 10 give Instruction 10 masc snd singing
zee The benefit Of The best English nssers Lo-
/ - sos sbove Prioce-sa Address G. Il rrbdre ohee
lhVohs-Wlth breakfast Only, can be Obtained al -
| ~ sssgy eoovepiene- me- II
l Ilkr-A furnished three story tiouse, very con
i ~ seat near Washing ton square. The osbct ise
-, e persons and servant. woud wish oosfd tof ne
L .~s.ny 81 No las MeOOusslst -. -.
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Il prstor u 4 vel established neWsPap-f Gov e. .
~ exc ut susosss wishes % dispose Or 70 - ~
casn exchange fJg GOOD Arm ioc t-ei s.Lls'
W-.t from New Y5rs Tre crce . ~s.. s. yPi.e. 80
every sira type from aoupNsl - tert ING 80
wtth gysry facility ior eoicg boor sS2 20 p---hs ~
se.irss. srf csezlsh- FOR gT5ef 9-f ~ II i' u
U gASDERHO'Eh, Grower OrSe' % Sp'1'"~
NJ al.
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" BROWN, AucuOn.ef
IlnI-AknnIu hIHNIIl-HE Il

Ho,auuo,Hn p uT, ~ raInySect ,iors., sus
III NlsHING GOODS PtANO-FORTE &c FRIDAY
Nov . Al lOt o'clock will DO sold al the sales room O3
broadway large stOck Of desirable Furniture rmbTae
ng complete assortment OF s0od black walnut and
mahogany pGfor chsnbeT and other household furniture
Also rich gifandoes lamps silver plated wars rich col
aud plain glassware, decorated china, &c. Also
hne framed engraving. Also, elsganI Rosewood Plano
Forte Catalogues now ready nf 2us'
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~ No. - -- !, or.oca u ram Or shine, match foi
sI,oo milo beau. be.I IN 5, 10 haine..-J was.2}
Johnson Colt itisunverssly admitted ihss these cot.
are ssss o. heir see n TIE word and NO llrf7'
@ Zach parry betting largely "a heir fsyorte Al even
~,gsrs a made hai less snsn " VIII DC ~Hs y
bOGh colts Probably more money viii BE- won and lo'
On us vo han nas been % aly previous Io' sns {7
fnmsdi aeiy sfer. purse 80 mile hea' esss 10 ~
harness. "heplsy enters srSY hsl'r ..s -
grsurlsy. A COuIlir enters chssnqt m Ankshn7 lar
cars - I -ave nth Ferry. Bfooslyn' Al "e5oes
each 90, D csDts lnz2 IL. J CoNkLLS rrao-e....
- DU oE prices Nut a. lo~ a. 81 - Lsaisn sna
Wh.s Ash Egg and Range re al v - ROC, JsfS.
you good cas and 10 good order, cal a. 81
ysra. ~ TnOm sonst GEAR sprng and Chn'tophef o.
aesr r-en~ieh-syenae. az Sn-
HypRE., HILLS CEmErKRY.-l, JOHN
y c SMITH CleTs " Queens County, nsfeoy csfliI
hat the premises conveyed " Aof.nam u sM W go
.nd wife 10 ne Cypr-s, HIS Csmeey, ~ decd 70
corded n Ihs Office, ;ontsnins o-s nlnafs a1
one and = half seres are free ASd clear On a. thcl
,rsrr.s and eos Ia lhs Office and that mortgage IDef7o
Of D. . has b,-n .aashed and d.ehsfgsd on r.eo,d
Ia wines. hereof have ssned ny n.ns .hq 80 80 VIZ
- County See 'hi' 7'1A' J a5f SMITH, Cen
cv,.... gftt. Csu.r.sT OSTrcE ~ BsoAO~AY-
Tie pgoic invited b. vsii no srouna, ~ .' 80
-ry - rngIss di.tAnt ~ Long Issnd nA4Iy@- -
South ferry and u miles rom " lll@ins'f I. - 30,
Srfs -rrsrr- over sn niles ofsysnus tin4udlnk N9y4'
uoie. ., 5~s9ufl road through taef forest ~ 10
.hecl a. been comp "a s..y ~ v,5.r-et
~. o. ,S,s.I! 6est ~ lsby 3 P1rshsssr, have
~ -, ., = n tnr Receiving Tomb fres u chsrss
49, x "a. a. J, s. degrading % 'iIs act ocs1on -
sori-r@. C,1rch4. Lo1E-s &e L>IinE 20 " more .os
~ ,g~- fzgorsD4s lrrms and led 1ctOn -
80. A N An1 4PAi returning a. 4 r ~ Fare IS
=. @srs Wy Nr kerdrcE, he Keeper a. ne 7nI1cce
DE vii De-. 1asis 10 90 Unsold % p1rchasers The
80 p@rfect aGd - gro.ats C1efsf hu7 aHd clear,
- Il. go ~ las above eeruscSlz ~ order q ~
go = Trus.a-s b. LINDSAY. rec
Omribgses run from faioa f-Ty every tsy Of ths
---s at slso -1n1sYs a. 7 ant llt n and = ard
81. r-ulrriny a. ssd ia NJ All All " Ticssts
49, IN etary 0rr- Broadway OF ~ 80
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SCHOOLS.

SCnOOIS.
asSh AND kNGIIsH BOARDING aus
ss-,Zf shooi toz Young LSdles. No CSrroiips e.,
- 49, t,sw.foTs-This establishment conducted
's. hik, who 10 sssssed by The most talented pro
ss - ns city, Continues to snj0y the confidence OF oil
~. ave entrusted their daughters 10 her care
~ 100 u PAID 70 The morals aod comforts Of the
n<1s~sln uooe 80 10 spacious snt
zen tee
Nv nD-ey 90. 'ass hsF. Gasiand Col
kaAx ssasae- asska a o. privsis family,
lea s-ANn{ kcfH -en guaSss 1r o. sths-
e~ - hr-e aos 1ssxe Ser ,slersusss
II Aaasss feseksr, II !, Jnas r2.2ts
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10 NARY yvou a he p eas-d % form - en.ss-tlso
" ID adv respactsby ccErrc.ei CT 49,. = ~ ~
q a. 9esrsuc- mild disposiu on 'oa-'..r -
re iusiy inca-c Omar gls -cAnon' 50 l-Ay aA.7
IL. H. advertiser deems i-rse ~. rl9sl lI-Y,lt
49, - a. - - S0.|r F'aty r1uri-nl-y confer
u.4.s Aff--.. B " Brcos yn fos' JIG a. ii
80 TO 20 h1pei ihsl a5us, -r.e'' So - -
trouble "a reply " 60
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INFORuATIO> HANIhD !" S.rfYS
WA-r al saeu 10 sin3sg evening" l'-l "a p a.
B-ooklvr. M th- &c. sshoThooi ~ ne 49,. '.s
e.. a. a,4 bad sr-.se1 10 asrt 'a- 9.-feoa. A.
ps-is Al BACK hAi Any .niormst.. "a. ~ a.
New orE p
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MAGNlsICENr EXHIBITION
ENER ss
gsASD osrGfsAI. GIGANTIC sEsiEs ~
MOVING PANORAMAS,

MAGNIFICENT EXHIBITION
NERs's
esAND osfsfsAL, GIGANTIC sEslEs ~
MOVING PAEORAMAS,
NOV OPEN EVERY EVENING, fora shofi .ss.oo
| N,,.yi,n. H. h.irg exhibited 10 London Al
sTOPPANrs PANORAMA HALL.
Broadway corn7r of WsiEersG. They arc painted on
pOo FEET or CANVASS
being ~ several thousand feet The largest pslnnns 10 ns
NV YORK CITY. ..
WILlIAMsBURGH
FAST AiSER
HUDSON RIVER -nd
THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
The awful and magnificent scene Of mo
Aston OPERA-HOUsE RIOT
The Grand ADD sublime spectacle Of hs Burning ot ne
Para IueAIer They have bseu nearly three yesfs to pre-
'''''''' 5000 DOLLARS
Door. open e. % oclocs PanofsMa moves At = pr,
ci.-y Admission - cents children under Ien years Oi
a. Ar PRICE NJ ,-bh
DAKSun hUskUn p BAR
- NUM- Propn-lor, } Greenwood, Jr Assistant N an
sger-Ous weak more OF he Marynsth Family, whose
wonderful gymaasUe schi svsments and Panlom,m ee
hneAuons have connected their names imnatably win
he Rave Family They appear afternoon and evening
Al.o engaged Louis Esler Mr. Wsmys, Mr. War
den Pee Morris Mossrs. Meruhef, Rose C'arA hlggn'
Ni.,-s stanhop- Farmland and Wsit Aiso On exhibition
Al al hours the Skeleton u m enormous Whale, NE Nv
ng Boa Constructor, Ansronds, Mammoth Crocodile
Admission p csnts children under w year, vi sse' -
ceus o.
nOWKR-,s STATUARy.-rhE GREE
L SLAM, 9lsHER BOY, PkOsERPiNE and GES
JACKSON, comprising fDur ~ me mosi D7auuiui "Vfa'
0f scu ptof are nov eEhihuhg Tor hi sfcusFs Dsn
a. Al he Gser; Of Old Asssen, Lyceum Buildings 80
Broadway -. 49,. ,,
ss;ers form lhs choicest snd most uiuesiyo COLLECTION
% Ihs worn. Of art ever brought 10 MS country
AIm,l.ancs IS csn., ssssOu acIeo - csnu Opsn
from u. until 10 " OK ISL
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HAYDEN 4 NUDGE
co1SsssIOx MERCHASrs AND
Storage Agsnis,
-~c1, tc,Rs caLEF0snA -
CHAs W HAYDEN,
Ks'sf . coxY Gals, Bash CO. y Z.
DesIs, As4. =. 1901 sill law4mis
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W u W. W. we -
ltube OF this lodge are hereby rounei 10 he In senc
are Al The regular meeusg 1hursdsy evening I'd
81 As business OF Importance will come up fo tcuon
AIR hLtEM, Secretary.
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Amount Of tolls received all the New lOrk Stale Ca
male OF the following years during the p week IN
Nov and the Goslsup TO the IAN Nov. inclusive
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Aston
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY


fIihIs COMPANY nave taken Lhs ii he eOrnsl
Il u William 81 mo. ~ and k1ehzngs-plses IN thu
Aefcnslts Exehange whore they are nov ready % re-
ev- proposals 0f Marine and l1isnd lasarsne7 sreis
Evey, except where the sren.E IL ibdispensabiy enn
asrted Nll ne merins.
TIE u nismn:fe.:oa TOR claims fos ossss ron
siss 81 prOmissory notes, vbich b ns Srns ~ "a
beer ptol he aosO.us property Of % Sympshy
sni may b. negoratsd, pedged Or dsposs1 =, " ,'n
Ia any way used 10 psy Claims Vbcn sJ " "1'' "
ihefn The ggbscnptiOn n0U eDsOehs - IN no,,..
TWO HUNDRED & YORTY IhOO5AND DOLbAks
TkUsTEEB
IT,. e.. gs-srf GsfLosy, Thoasss risstsa,
Ulysses Bfssssf. , Larry, fs.~s LAY
-. r.-.. ssn1sl A. s,fo1s y n Dstco,
.--ns Csr@.- Dsofss Sfsses, j. J9ss A saosr,
~ X T6orgo-.e va y Sssi-J ta.s rsassft,
o.. Cosfr.. y Bfo~n Artkuf S@lsssh,
s,.dt - J.yss Hy3s. ds.ofss btfs,
a - Eryo- LA = ksfbsas. J " C1bsft
49, ssr.a Acct. B-aass, Csz.so.y D. Herd,
n No1d-sr1, faslfqfs Cars Pal 80.
Ro4sr l. Tsy1F, fhoass Du1hs-. = SeH<--
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ELEaED A brEo-S, SecfctAJ IA fsx6misW
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-22
Up The Member. at ,iouut Vernon Lodge,

yAmertcan IUsttiute.- Aiioumed meeting
hs Institute will bee held Rtthe Repository, ail Broad
say ihis evening. Thursday. ~ 7. o'clock
a&k' HENRY MEl0S. Rec Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-22

Hesn Of this season will take psce ~ me Apollo rooms
NGrdsy evening neat Nov q Subscriptions recev-
By the Secretary. and al the Music Store OF MesTI
NAsrisnbers Luis By order /. knsigD, Secretary,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-22

tEANTRD By respectable J1ung woUa1. s1ls
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ton 90 20 90 the country Can De- seen for week - 81
rand. Her presea susion. where she s shout cav
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-22

WANTED By young sir. between Il and S yesr'
w 10 sist IN chsmb-r~ ora snd sUng or tsse Gaze
baby and good pain Eest OF city reference
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-22

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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-05
COVERLET AND INGRAM CARPET
WEAVING.

The subscriber, thankful for past favours
conferred the last season, takes this method
to inform the public that he still continues in
the well-known stand formerly carried on by
James McLeran, in the Coverlet and Carpet
business.
DirectionS.-For double coverleis spin the
woollen yarn at least 10 cuts TO the pound,
double and twist 80 cuts, colcring s of it
red, and "a blue; or ia the same proportions
of any other two %colors; double and twist
Of No. 5 cotton, 80 cuts for chain. He has
two machines to weave the half-double COW
erlets. For No. l, prepare the yarn as fol-
lows: double and twist Of No. 7 cotton yarn
Is cuts, and 9 cuts of single yarn colored
light blue for chain, with Is cuts of double
and twisted woollen, and Is cuts of No. 9
for filling. For No. ?, prepare of No. 5 cot
ton yarn, 10 cuts double aud twisted, and
8 cuts single, colored light blue, for the chain
IL cuts ofdouble and twisted woollen, aud
one pound single white cotton for filing
For those two machines spin the woolleu yarn
uiue or ten cuts 10 the pound.
Plain and figured table linen, &c. woven.
ROBERT HINSHILL WOOD,
Green street, Salem.
June 10th, 1918. 6m-l4S
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-05

MURMERtNG.-Our hearts must be more
contracted than our eyes, or we should not
murmer at every little cloud which we can
plainly see is but a speck in a universe Of
light.
SoRRow.-The depth of a wound may be
judged from its b~andages, and the depth of
our sorrow by the self-deception to which we
resort, in the vain hope to close it.
SELF-PRAIsE.-A man may talk of his past
deeds or sufferings, but may not of his pres
ent ones. A hero may show his scars.
SELF-IMPoRTANcE.-We draw our map of
the world after the lines of our W little life;
as sailors on their charts, lay down all the
land in blank, and mark only rocks, shoals,
and sandbanks.
STRENGTH OF C~HARAcTER.-A few ideas
of our own will save us from being too sem
sible to external impressions, as a light in
our room makes lightning less binding.
CoNscIENcE.-The wounds of conscience
never cicatrize; the wings of time himself do
not cool them, but his scythe only opens
them the wider.
FRANKNEss.-Frank simplicity rather d.
minishes a mans character for talent, as a
straight road never seems so long as a crook
ed one.
MEMoRY.-The shadowy remembrance
lasts longer than the real enjoyment. Flow
ers may be kept for years, but not fruits.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-05
THE REAPER AND THE FLOWERS.
BY II. W. ~LoNGFELLow.

There is a Reaper, whose name is Death,
And, with his sickle keen,
He reaps the bearded grain at a breath,
And the flowers that grow etween.
"Shall | have nought that is fair ?" saith he;
'Have nought but the bearded grain
Though the breath of these flower is sweet to m c
will give them all back again."
He gazed at tn flowers with fearful eyes,
He kissed their dropping leaves;
1t was for the Lord OF Paradise
He bound them in his sheaves.
'My Lord has need Of these lowerets gay"
The Reaper said. and smiled;
"Dear Tokens of the earth are they,
Where he was once a child.
"They shall all bloom in fields Of light,
~Transplanted by my care,
And saints, Upon their garments white,
These sacred blossoms wear"
And the mother gave, in tears aud pain,
The flowers she most did love;
She knew she should find them all again
In the fields of light above.
o, not in cruelty, not in wrath,
The Reaper came that day;
Twas an angel visited the green earth,
And took lhe flowers away.