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Union INTELIIGESCE AND GENERAL AGENCY
1ceE 4 PHILLIPS, PSopsorIfs@,ss hotels, and individ
as By APPLYING o.. CSs can be sSSpsa w sHas asS
r only who recommended for honesty, capacity
Also sG sn and supplied
most reasonable terms.
Rev D. o. smith, Rev. j. n. Eckard,
W. w. seaion, esq Dr. A. NJ Hohar,
no9t p Anderson, esq YIN II a, Campbell esq
Nov. sa~eoaimif f
NEW Cloths. cassimeres, and vestings-The subscri-
beers have just received entirely supply OF the above
e~bic generally We name -
pieces French Cloths just received, black brown, blue,
20 fancy casmcre. embracing the popular
10 pieces best French doe skin cassimeres
do medium priced do do
IN vEsTINas WE HAVE
Rich French cashmeres een different varieties Of patterns
r, ,sn BLACK bro and olive nix yc'!ins
Rich vestinrs, suitable for evening purposes .
Dec. sur CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY co.
A NEW supply OF shawIs, CIoaks, and sscks-sran-
gers and citizens are respectfully invited examine stock
10 rich embroidered French cloa shapes, and
10 plain eoaks richly trimmed
In sHAwLs we have
. Hungarian long shawIs, in rich celors
u saif-mournins do do, in new designs
100 medium and low priced woolen shawis
Also, rich cashmere long shaws
Dec 5-a CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY co.
CONTENTS OF the American Almanac for rsso.--Tsec
" tons Of Presidents and Vice Presidents.
Executive Departments and Ohcers
Postmasters, Collectors, Naval Officers.
Indian Agents, Pension Agents, Land Officers.
Army List, Military Posts Arsenais, &C.
ce supreme cSa o Sas t Gsa District Courts
Foreign Ministers and Consus N
United States Ministers and Consuls abroad.
Tes and brief abstracts o. Laws passed
last session Of Congress.
Mail Service and Revenues under the Postage Law
10 Oregon and California.
United States Revenues and Expenditures to Is4s
Imports and Exports for weight years
Debts Of the United States and Of the Stafes
Public Lands seaCoasts, Elections Governors Popua
ton Slaves Railroads, immigration, Colleges, Law Schools
Medical Schools Theological schools Tceraphs, States Of
Europe and British Colonies, and other matter
the limits OF advertisement
3 closely printed pages price dollar postage
Of the United States only IA cents
This day received.
Dec g. FRANCK TAYLOR.
aRDs prinfcd and plates engraved I'm the
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the ladies A. the proceeds Of festival win be applied
or s !. % and o s
charge expected that The public win give their attention and
patronage Dec y
UNITED STATES HOTEL WASHINGTON.
TUE United States Hotel win be opened Tuesday the lin
siaak for The reception q guests.
furniture throughout he house. and The proprietor feels confident
a % s e s p9 he @ the %sa s
nuanes Of the patronage heretofore extended his ter he late
EDWARD II. FULLER,
AN Assortment OF Fancy Goods for Christmas Pres
en,.-velvet and Morocco covered Prayer Books English
WISHING printed plates shortest notice, and
WIN. A. WHEELER CO.'S, stadoner,
Dec snm Corner Of Pennivania and ION street.
A HANDSOMELY Furnished House I'm !. central and
room and es%Ssi he sset building sosaiie1 with
Nov.a-isa Corner or isth and streets
MIR. JOS. T. KEssLER, Professor Of Music,
eaaea nv m health has now me honor % me offer o. his
services % the musical public and @ them that his undivided
give instruction here,o u singing ard the piano. Any
boarding house, Pennsvana avenue street,
shall have immediate attention.
Nov l6-3aw6w-FsunSTus
WINTER FASHIONS. ANN spKrR having received
per selections OF the latest Paris Millinery win introduce them
on Thursday, November LIST
show rooms on street, between 9th and ION. octa
beautiful. English bibles, Quarto Octave, and
G q s sI and Si' n S s"' o type
Testaments. Imported direct from London by -
Dec 10 FKANCK TAYLOR
THE Book OF Common Prayer, interpreted by tts hts
tory by Rev q M Butler d., Of Trinity Church, washington
city. One volume-pnce dollar.
Jana FRANcK TAYLOR
THE Mexican Minister his late residence
street to " street, between Pennsylvania avenue and
Dec 5-lawlmn
EoR sAEThe house and occupied BY NE undergnr
T. street. A. p. BAgRY.
Ans D--codu
pIsH0P ENGLAND's WORKS, comPLETE.--TAy-
bOR MAURY booksellers street. have received
from the publisher Bishop Engands compete works 5voume
octavo which they supply 70 subscribers and publishers
freight washington
m Washington subscribers has been directions for
them % be supplied, and e comics win be delivered om Taylor
Msnryh. NwA
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I. Il es. .s1.. g. m. ROGERS,
Bed md dsvcsifua Warskows, No ~ Marke street. Pha
dspha.
RAnMBRe impo,,ed and American sr
den sssds hri and uses susno poudree
hs Feb.
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Dancing Acsdsmy.-second Course.
Nh Liable has honor the citizens a,
"a Washington and Georgetown, that his second dancing
leons win Thursday the 3l OF January
rsdsncs on Pennsylvsn.a avenue opposite wiards Hotel
ys OF tuiton Washington Tursdays and Ssfur
Sayss 0sorgesowp-Mondays and Fndays
Jan 2e-dn
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sen atoms Of hy drogen and, conssa entity
~ oue seventh OF its carbon can be taken up by
o nJo'ueehi or IN other words forty two aaces
~ .nSe Will be required 70 cAfbure. one oaaoe
80 Yet .,lll thinking that some portion Of the tar.
Pentine might be evapcrsted. | cooleS ,hs h,,,Is
With the tsrPentine. and plsess ~ 49,, ~ oD'1o
ratus In cold bath. ard tried tha .,x,.is APpa'
egsiD but the light was the sane. -. t. 80,
the turpcniine % 30 egrees ADD ths1 !, 'sei
hydrogen through IL, Bat the light was tbe 10
Thea took hsfgalon .incture bott.e. aoS ~, !;
nearly three quaters Of pint Of turpentipa' "a
let The PIPE from the hydrogen generator ran a1i,a
to the bltsom OF the waler-ths light aooesrios
The sane, or p little better. ! have used The saDs
lot of turpentoe in oil these experiments h,v,og
bad brilliant li-ht FOR about three hours; sn3 the
turpentine, though frequently ponred from one
bottle 10 another, not sesSp Oonial less than De-
fore began the 6rst experiment.
have nov announced 70 you the simple facts
Of the matter the rationale | leave 10 the gc,sa.
tiic world. Tue next step, after sscertSiairg tlaI
hydrogen can b ussd for llunaatioa, 10, who.hsr
The Ii be is according 10 It's weight or its bulk 81
compared with coal gas-thAt is, whether 20J CT
bic feet Of this yzsd hydrogen all 60 ss far
or light as 200 feet Of coal gas, or whether it VII
require zoo feet-l pound OF hydr' gon to DO tho
work oi 20 fett-l pound Of Gal gas
Upon the above statement. the Scientific IN n
c0n remarks All the cactfc ltes and letters pub
hshed by Mr.. Paine ir'ends have 20 valae a. al,
in comparison Tiih this Of Mr.. Nl.hit' cor.
respondent, Mr. L. / BrOwn, states TIA. he has
Uede the above experiment, and succeeded per
fectly in carburettiDg or rather as no thinks, in
cata ziDgl the b. drogen with cid spirits Of tar
pentine. He showed US a sketch of tn apparatus
vsod by him, which is 80 simple that any person
having sbt kno aec sc Of chemistry eau make
the experiment. Boston Transcript.
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DArENT CUTTING ANo CARVING MAcHINL

DATENT CUTTING AND CARVING MACHISE
FOR WOOD AND HETAL-Tno above mA-hi1e
havns been thoroughly estsc FOR ban two year, ihs
nsepee desrea % call the siisnilcn OF capitalists 70 the
sane The machine embraces the most pefec combination
OF movements that have been Introduced Tor cUng VI
Gazing snd Ia capable Of producing any firm OF thaps fou
TIE size Of the pseru down. II Performs with The moi
perfect accuracy snd great dispatch every OF cub
h1e and carving Among long Is: Of article. may 20 iecE
oned The following: Cabinet and Pilno-ForIe m-Ler.
work blocks FOR Calico paper and oc oh prn.ers, Woo
vpe block letters picture fsmc5 brush handles nntdcet
a. casuas type Gnd A OF GoLhe nodded carved
Ind tracer uOrk f3r carpenies sse In ch1ehes eoeees
g. &c Lie The economy O! time and labor BY mo 1s9 Of
hsae uarhlres IN f1rnskng Il much reduced coat onf
III on aTtc'es "a To mechanical ars OF depy ufS shd o.
nifty a. ell a Of luxury, VIII 10 believed, e0nVDoe
rsIH re ost frcredulOus % is Veuo II properly pul
t. nraio1 Tte G.virgin the Gber or eafVing will DO 81
the lead per cent ard In cutting tracer eepontefr snG
tSeT ork from 100 800 per cen! and IS II has no rys
a. ~ ina IA vii readily control ne market AZ regards TIE
sel "a ineouiesnby syb-.anuAl onei Ills
ksen on combination Of movements never before attempt
~ ara one OF i best recommendations lhai has pssS
- cot or v The United States Patent Ofce but also dai OF
3rsat Britain France and Belgium, WheTe their known
srcrpe1s a. regards American nye1liOps precldes the
Nea thsf ths IA other han novelty
The psieniee dcsrOus Of either taxing partner caps
bic OF managing The business 10 this city and having the
eesssry capital 10 carry Oh, he will sell part whos
france or Belgium TO which countries machine will be
ter In few dsJ under the guidance Of ssfl mscbsnic
AIRY person DESTROYS OF entering into he ssfe ana ss,
Ing he requisite qualifications the Inventor would Dc nsP
10 between the hours Of AN and a. ne 2 gI
OF Worrs Co.'S iron foundry and machine shop y &C.
where be VII give any Information or show ss 1
u operation. [ly2nl ISAAC ID sH'o
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Mr. Paine's Discovery Correborated by Rx-
pertinent.

Under this caption, we find in the Scientific A7ls-
mean, Of o-day q communicas iOn from George
Mslhiot dated Washington, July 81. Sc il pre-
miEed, that the Scientific American is highly re-
spectacle asd well established weekly publication,
which has hitherto exhibited great distrust Of Nj.
Paine ard bis pretensions. Il Informs as that Sir.
EnthiCt is en- electro metalursist, attached 70 the
United States Coast Survey; that" he possesses
v1t amount Of practical scientific knowledge;
and that the light, which he claims TO have pro-
duced was seen by the scientific gentlemen at
tsched to the survey To test the decomposition
or absorption Of the turpentine used 10 importing
highly Illuminating properties to hydrogen, Mr.
MGthlot led the hydrogen from the generating bot
tie by bent tubs dipping under the s1rPentine in
a separate bottle. The ligh. was very brilliant;
In intensity, between TIE Drummond light and she
solar lamp A spirit gas light boxed ss diagy
alongside Of it as ordinary lights appear by the
lime light. The taking Of 4 dsguereOtype by i.
would have been very easy. Mr. Msthiot says;
81 next directed my attention to ascertain the
quantity OF turpeLtine used along with 4 kno Tn
quantity Of hydrogen. ! FIRST accurately measured
portion Of turpentine, and then passed the g.s
from 80 ounces Of zinc throus il, burning the gas
at the jet all the time. then again measured the
turpeniine. and found it not percepdoIy less than
before. Now. in this case, the hydrogen could no.
have been changed into cn5uretted hydrogen, for
coal gas contains from four 70 FIVE times a. much
carbon as hydrogen. and pure csrburetted hydro
gen has ak times ~ much carbon as hydrogen !;
end, a. 81 ounces Of Iinc by solution, lbers.s one
ounce or twelve cubic feet Of hydrogen therefore,
from four TO six oarces Of t1rpentine should have
been used up, supposing IL % ba ali carbon bat
tarpsLtne 10 composed OF twenty atoms OF CARBON
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LIRE BRICK mANUFACr0KY As0s s::o15

Il BANK TOR bALE.-TRe FIs Bill ,.J.l1,he5 snfs
well Known a. the sshmsrder Worf5 $3.50 Tor sac
1888 situated Al Woodbridge, N j. ~ f1Il ana s1c.
cessa operson fhsbudnss have rscsn .s.u sb.s
OF BRICK are well ss ne nsss shout twenty
see .ePe. oiisSs and o. ne NOT % EN- S.w
Jsr.ey here b.a sGSse e % nd s.ad n.ess.s
Pen0f egsy ~ ~ srs bTes FOR terms &c sppy a ne
won u"Sooovveks' snl2lw
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suapEs! GILv coRNICEs! ORA.

WppSSsy MosLiNs, nc families s,oui furnishing
er ndSS; .s "a ne s1ys s 49,. .pS 81. A.
.nt m u cry several rev styles never before miro
sS IN New. York Lace and muslin curtsns drspery,
1880, Joops pins bands eornlces, &c fsniles par
Sssns OF The Subscriber may rely upon geog shraf.se
.rl- enc 40 low &C Il 10 possibse 70 import or nann.e
the IL Merchants buying al VINO esss vii had dc dedy
- air Advantage 10 cal be purrh sng elsewnero
sIe,f &c WOODfoaD, IS ecoidwr.
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kH- WHter.Cure Institutes-City and Csar
try.-Dr fRALL receives patients Ct the commodore cit
establishment Is Laighil and At Oyster Bay L. Goa
municsn0n daily between hese places By sesnoosi sne
Railroad. General practice attended TO- Consultations -
jy3l lm+
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~ DR.. = J., kichols- and HIrs. Gcvo EiC5g,-
WsierCp House 81 West fvsnIy.sscsnd-st n--r s~-
avenue Consultations from 1910 z PsrepB resolved e.
board or day treatment or vFised q their residences
lYl1 lmt
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~ she "DraNSs MouRtaiR WFftT CEFe"s
10 Orange A. one hours hde by railroad from ths CHS
Ehs establishment nss private os5s stscbod 10 To -
depis roorr address Or. NEhaEk, g. Grange, ~
fertsrus teisf
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SCHOOLS.
OF ANGE FINALE SEMINARY.

REV FREDERIC A. ADAMS, PRINCIPAL
THE FALL TERRA will dominance on Monday, the
Il 10Th Of september.
Mr. Adsms designs TO offer 10 his pupils the means ota
thorough education ~ The elementary scientific and clas
sica sndes appropriate 20 q omss school ne VIII De
sssted by experienced teachers, ard wl devote himself
exclusively the work OF nsucng his pupils and direct
pg their studies and department In The schooroom add In
his house.
For iurther Information ques may made by letter
Catalogue and Circulars may be obeaed al Shepard K
Spa ding OOOsetore.
mr. Adsms Il permitted refer the following gentle
men:
kev Mark Hopkins, D. D., Williams College Maze
Rev John Owen. ID D., Gurcon Buck n. D., 81 D Hal.
stead, Eiq NewYork City, Rev Jonn Stone, d. D Ne
hsnish Ceayelsnd, Esq Srooklyn.
Orange, Augustl 1857 Au5 o"eod"
EnGLIsB, ERLNCB AND ULAssIUAL
II BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES. VsnderbiltsveLue, Clifton Staten Island,
Succo By Mr. J. o WOODS Principal assisted 0y Mrs,
session Will Scot 9Th. For further i0Orms.
ton Prospectus, to DO bad at Clark Austin Co.'S
bookstore Broadway, New.Yorf and Of The proprietor
a. Clinou. aus 2i-
DOAHDIHG SCHOOL FOR BOYs-A nishly re-
I'd pee table clergyman the Wettefn part VI Hartford
County Conn viii receive into his family elk young MAJ
end fo'd hem ell the sd'ansgesO fa good home an first
css school 500 each for 40 ~eeEs 70 the
lstof SEPTEMBER Full information may be obtained free
o. expet &C. at the u :. School Agency 2j BroRtTay-
Teachers reg iste. log fee 81 In advance.
aus 81 h. II. WILCOX, Proprietor
MUSICAL INsTKUCTIOr.-EDW TELLER,
w Professor Of mnsc having lately arrived non III
rope begs inform the laties and gentlemen that BE- "a
ready 10 give estOrs the pisno asa In singing hesl
cigy references given. Inquire al 80 VeseYst sud In
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r. Prince e. Co,'B kelodeons TO- sale Al t.e,srl
prices stBADGERs Fluis Mandatory, 0Riely's Tss
Rrsph Building, 1871 Broadway. .lyla 1855
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" The Mem bers OF Beacou Lodge, No 22S,
4. %. Of u. r. requested attend tis seguiar meet
ing Fnoey evening neXt Rt which time n5w code OF
By Laws Will be presented for adoption.
anil j CRAMPTON, Secretary,
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q Lebanon springs Ehter.Cure EstaSiLsk
ment Ia now In is sixth year Of successul opeTsG0-
For information address
en8 In N bEDORTHA, n. D.
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" 90 -" I'D ~ D A usa plh so aad wl,isx "a -
s ssfi Eco, W. gyress cal Z, assi., =, ,'ss
rue 40 ar, soeseiio7rs residence CT o. Eissss
sul5A "SlEe Of Allen, Ihs groecr, on ts.e-,
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

W ANItD-A siluai.en a. e. SlsberaS5 -
or ruffe ard sssms;'esi IL es...ct.s'. - ~ -
MY hya yourg woman, who can elrs 20 4 Icy
~ n tor at place. Sie has 10 objection M 49, 'ss
ny. rr1e'strcs vtshl1g and 20. inf. "a ~ .s@s<
q sss he,,fE gs-erslJ uIstll. Pesss esg i sSxss
~ ~" h- 49,
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AHvN arr CLERK vsried 10 v l----..
Afn.'d Osfs store, yonrg uap - ~, .. .,l.,~..
Reners ci-s Og@ fru,- M interior - lhi, s,,s -
soD kpsy irdg ~ % = b1sres- pre.slr,d A.e 80
I'VE, srcus boy, whc resides Win he pzxA 49,
"Rorrrs'eT" Poet Ofics 49,
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W ANNbh-A slu4s (, o IA . vhaes0sb,.~
- uoref} e'ish.'rl men. ~ = ghoro1g6 sopy e
,h Ae re advertiser wishes To lssrs n, ~
- 'oi sfy OBJECT Be- Il c'f6oeng that b c..r
49, .stee srqei - 70 co0inciicf busses, an Is
i's a. 'Oals5e {, ts employer. Address CT
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- Dr.. shsvs's WateE-Curs ru-rftutleE, 81
EeT TWc..ls e. and Un!TorriEJ-plaee. Es9
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QKmOvAL--L! "a. d; H ,smo,sa % - - y
1I saln.S OF Csdsr-si srd arc reea dcral
J v,s'oS snslins Bmsroideries - 49, svpf
EnminT sna email WIRES. 70 va'e' W" III y
slnn of bnrcrl
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ha u = "a POWhit> wvssy 81 Ros,s., n
Il acesS Nes'Yo'k hr h,vios ass loo, -. =
u ai.e1e ilg lie 90, resf st'ly soaets tAs
ifos. 10 way fVor hiW viii c.il b.. y; .sN,
eLce stysu so required ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

~ wigs aHd Teupees.-sArcsrLcEs esle0fst@<
WIS Factory IL al WailsL where al al times can be
found the largest assortment 10 the city Strangers anS
sixens should call sad Judge for themselves before pnr
sbasipg essvhera BATcHsLoa's newly invented Wigs
sbtslned silver medal at the gsir Of tho American lost
tuts Copy the sddresA nylb AWkBu
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e O'Hts,Iy's TsiesrHpk f.lDss, connssi9f
IA s teCBOns u tho Unl.5i Slasos. Gsnol otacei IL
EfOeds way Cpon from Ia he morning TIL ii al mig at
Visitors In NeW.York who accustomed to hansRrtaf
business viii the ORiolly Lines In any section OF "a
United States, will end Il their interest W eavs their des
patches Of IBIS ocs 10 insure prompt and correct sHe,
sossiop. is4H
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1I7ABIE AND DAIRY sALT. r,gsstss

sai, Company hsyirg perfscied ,s ,, = a5's
cleaning ard grinding pure koea - IN Ma Y
ass, are prepared 70 farsiso 20 r.sea ne a..
OF every description 81 tae =. Tsrccnd Boek -
osons Of shs impSdss d cooisias vi err
Il nj T. perfectly ee,s.sd before sIis = ia,
NJ BTUuwubed eroutd NO. .s.s q sr.sss
ususIly cold In Isis nZ1' q. RAfWh
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NOTICE 40 CAarllAN to RENE. ~
VLlCEHsES.-EXnseaf from q Law ~ ResNskl

and Carmen:
SEC s. All Licenses TO CartneD shall expire % -
Monday Of July sfler lhe dats hereof
Sac 6 Every psTFon On receiving bis Liceose an
mhD sbAll pay 10 the Mayor, Tor The uss Of he Chs
.sm Of Two Dollars and Phy Cents; s1d upon he -
al " any CsnmaD's License, such pesaoa snsa -
Aforesaid TIE sun Of Fifty CeDu
10 conformity herewith The Csrtmsa are hefeeJ 81
10 rene " their Licenses al the Mayors Once Cily ~.
commence Oh THURSDAY, the lat deg OF Aususl y,
10 O'Clock a n. and cODun1e daily, besseoa w.
&c pck 10 the Iollowirg order:
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W sSS st.i y,S'ssAsos iSt auasser ol e1e-s,I,
ard asa csLoa ., sud ~iliss "a 80. re ron ely ~
sPplcsgon - BE- male . its oHcs o. caS, 30 ~
kmis'asiou N TIE ssrk No ehAs-s ~''@ a az l.sIs
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" ANY hU-A chan ne'msd a,d ,eamst,s,.- -.
" ciV r''orerce uaS cal % Nsv.s 60 $50, .-.sN
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" AHrhD-R youf ; isdy tsors-l,,lv 60. -
'hv osdwsy Lsce ssd Ea6toloef y r.. -
ssii lame rcf reIces ard gema1e, s,ios e's
= foSl-Ofios - go /
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ fOwlers ~ Wells, z hreu0,sx,sss ase SEk.
lishsrz, Cllasol Rall ISL NassGa-st near ass rsrh
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and dwelling. ................ 81
peiiy average, tssering) ..............
What Sir, 10 to prevent similar results and con-
sequences here fittings are permitted to proceed
as they are now tending' Nothing As sure as
redundant population shall coms-and come it
Th-the lew will have possessed themselves Of
the permanent means oflife; while the million will
be IN want wreschsdness, and starvation. Expe-
rience has shown In all countries undar the ola sys
temr, that the greater the amount of individual
wealth Of which they could boast, the greater
amount wss there OF corresponding poverty snd
northumberland the less prospect OF relief 10 the
suffering. Soft vi be in our country for the same
causes are operating to make the rich richer and
the poor more helplessly poor. Bat II the sotion
ard policy Of this Government shal be such n
20 secure its vast domsn in limited quantities. as
homes cor tie landless free from sale os execution.
and il the States in their policy shall Cooperate ia
achieving this end. these evss val 81 great ex'
tent be prevented. One Of the dades q the States
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siTes eoIors and gtdes Merchants ~ asyE2ss'1
ard examine for themselves
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