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VOL. X~....NO. 3014.


" DR.. Lutener's Ear Inar'ary p W ,;.f:5Es
near Broadway open from Ill 3, iof the exclusive
treatment of diseases deafness Discharges rom NJ
car and all unpleasant noises The head cured IN short
dine without rex or pain. Consultation fee ii, By lseE
Or Otherwise. U0pzId letter. refused.
7 ESTIM o Ia LIS
Ny ihanks publicly tender TO Dr. LUTE"EE, Alils
q Warreus f The surprising cure he has performed on
me was for 'our years troubled with deafness IN one Oh
nv cara accommodated with disagreeahle discharge from
the eyteral ear and tried first physicians IN this city
Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati and Orleans With
out the least benefit and cured by the aoo7enamed gen.
9''A-- - '''' '''' J. DOLBEER, II Bayard-st
JOHN GLOVER, Jr. builder, Frankin-avenue, Brook
yn cured deafness and discharges from ne eXteI2E
Gar, of % years standing.
Brown Bav State steamer. Fall River, wasclred very
dssgeeabe discharges and her hearing very considerably
benefited
FRANCIS LOUIS, Prospect Hill Brooklyn, was az deaf
as a post and cured in week.
WI. WOOD, son OF Solomon c. Wood, Goshen Orange
County was cured of Deafness. accompanied with dis
charges from the external Ear of Is years standing IN SIX
weeks.
The above cases were considered incursble and al
Deafness attended with Scrof1la until Dr.. LUTENkRs
treatment discovered Numerous other esrnonalsto
De at his Office u Wanenst MI I'm
Dr.J.W. Redield. Physognomisth Barcay-St nl9 N
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A GoLDES DEroslr.-Mr.G q. w. Pettibone, Of
VI. saws the Poughfcepsie Ielegraph,) has depo:
sjfed in the Farmers aud Manufacturers Bank of
this village, SIX bags of California gold. -Four of
them contained dust, aud two of them were filled
with Jumps The largest pieces iuthe letter weigh
ing three and half pounds, and was worth $50
The six bags weighed upward OF two hundred
hounds. and were valued at $4,000.
ABscoSDED.-Kng, Story * Co. merchants of
New. Albon, Cattareugus Co. offer reward OF
$500 for the apprehcnsiono OF John N. Kinney who
was employed by them to 60 to Pcrrysbury, Cat
taraueus Co and obtained $4,000 for them. He
drew the money in So Middletown Pa, Bank,
left his house and fed.
CAPITAL CoNycrIoN--At the Westchester
Over and Terminer, Michael Judsonwas convicted
of the murder of Daniel Kain at Somers, on the
9Th of July last The sentence OF the Court was
suspended and an order granted, allowing the
prisoners counsel thirty days to prepare bill OF
exceptions to remove the case to the Supreme
Court for the purpose of setting aside the verdict
and obtaining a new trial
MuRDERrns CoNvIcrED.-Geo. Williams and
Thomas Brown, who robbed and murdered MIR.
Harvey j. Hewett, at Peoria, Illinois, have been
tried and found guilty OF murder
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Lie ON the Turning Of a Card.

4 friend narrated to US day or two since an
,,ncdote Of carr times in West Tennessee, which
we vii ATTEMPT to repeat even at the risk of los
40 The g,raDbic simplicity of lis conversational
nap5ret;vs
-ciohteen or twenty gears since well.
ho,.1n ,es7deGf m Tioton county was put on his
80 cbargsd With the murder of his wife. AS
s@aI s}2Cb cases popular feeling was largely
a5airst him and ali the eoouence and ingenuity
~ nc COUNCIL we're REQUIRED to make any impres
S;o ~ his favor uIoo iurv. which. however i'm
naTtiaj II might desire to be In the consciousness
pt sar, cond not bnt see tine waves of pom
MA, nrei1dice surping in uDon il.
tn acc ,,,as aRI,, aroDed Tho counsel for the
3t5s y,,ade ,,,Gst yje,7rous and imuassioned an.
neaIe Tho case was submitted TO the iurv: aud
,lsy retired 10 1nake nm their verdict. Time
nassed and "a The sattjng sun warned all OF the
annroa,hine ninbt. the large throng in attendance
,be indre counsel etc. retired. all anxious, the
srcuse3 not fhe least 60 10 loarn tbe verdict of
~ 49,, od COVE Won dor;ne, tLot the inrU hest
W. a. "I go - 49, ~ naict ~
tatGu ioi Vuo hoii.Hy " 80 - -, 80 t
euIty, III tne hcahtilc Vhc yGiy u"u Ooiiio ~ "
point beyond "hich they couid progress no 'uF'
thef. me Appeals oil toe cp,ubel u tne ueilnSe
mad not been without thGlr liNueAcs' anu SHc jury
stood uhchahSeaoy SIX iof CONVECTION ana SIX ac-
quIttai. something had 10 De done IN tnose
days tWeiYe eo9d ie1o"s couia ~ not ~ 6ot 70,
6C'"1 'o i5Y' aI ! ll 49, 10
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wHE sEmI-WEHALY TRIBUNE
.gYE NEw.YORK TRTBUNR

PaaEst ID sTerJ Wednesd1y ard saturday morning.
ri g sr erJnum T1o copies FOR s.. Ten fer so.
61ge-tteraents, s ceuts 3 Inc each ;nseTuo2
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Ezesg.YnRK MEENI.Y TRInoNK,

.-ay I-Aa6E PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY IS
ess5 every Saur2ag o,sinq, 81 Inc low price Of ~
-, syatlro "a 5d9auce Elgn copies for Sl0 or twenty
,<ee 10 se address Tor go and tie paper con-
- .g.Und nc iir1e Tor which il p paid
FOR ais sheet XII re charged 70 csnE5 PEI
h. ss5h igaCrIOn.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

ptx vac4.y19q qA1LY TRIBUNE IS YUBLMHbp
yvyay MORNING, SUNDAYS txcEPTED}
s,, 71sss CORNER oE sPaucg AHp HAs'
sAysr3EpTs oFroslrr me CITY r! I'll /. fs,.. ~,
'a e - tsn tsy precr, thy pay n sdvaHce q pSe
- ", 'rss u a gear q - sens r5.s S-oge
~ ~ r. Slgfs Nal Subscribers Five Dollars ~
9tft n1rsrse SUBSCRIPTIONS teEsr fo1 slx Eon~z
49, ~ ,5oabs 81 Three Dollars N sdVahEs rs
- ~ N Ill exc}tHges win Coanry Ne@sp&Pefs Daily
-. 1e~s4yed IL is Office @lioss isrIns aipheT Tan
- 81 The Ty7tl1e sre got allowed any difference,
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yoR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
Is esbed Oh Ike departure OF each a1l Steamer of Liv'
spool P.ce 81 cents pr copy, Or - per year. posaga
tuouded
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GREEK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VIHF DAGUERREAN JOURNAL

e Devoted to the Daguerrean and Photogenic Arts
Also embracing tine Sciences Arts and literature Num-
Der OF This Journal is ready and be had Of The
booksellers raly.-Con.euts-
Considerations Relative 20 The Chemical action Of Light
bv Mr. Araeo; Visit 10 the ArtIrnon Steam Carriages on
Common Roads Artificial Lightning; Light by T. Anttse
NJ D; On the DynscnOmeter. by NJ. Caudet; Coiors
produced by Photography Extract Discovery OF third
ring to Saturn Philadelphia ATLUnion; ArUnon Etc;
Emery; Early History and process OF Photogenic Draw
ing from 1914 10 1879 OuT DagUerreotypes; Photography
bg T AntiseI. NJ D. Exposing the Dagperreetype Plate
in the Camera; Thouotype; Reproduction Of Daguerre
olypes Velocity Of Ltght; New way to obtain Groups
J. y HUMPHREY, Editor and Publisher,
DIP 1ist IS Broadway.
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TlIK WEW.YORK wRIRUNN

zez CALIFORNIA, OREGON ND TIE shHnwIcH ISLANDS
published the departure Of each A2ll steamer :of
5eagres Rrice 81 Cents per copy.
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FINANCIAL.

NOTICE.-Th holders of SCRIP OF
l = the ATLANTIC GRANITE COMPANY are fequest
cd 70 attend meeting to be held the eore 81 stephen
H. Wakeman Trustee, 25 Cortlund-sl on dONDAf' 'He
18Th day of December 1850, at o'clock, I. NJ ,,
Ills hoped the attendance Wi be general Us pan "a Oh
foot to 20 INTO operation at an early DAY , e,o,,,
HENRY GOODRICH, Secretary
Now ork. Dec. /. 1850. 40 E"Is-
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Z : / II y I ! y y " u X "a y r \ ~ l T.
including Paintings. scaipV'res, SasaeJtes
Medals IN Bronke, &c,
VII FE ALLOTTED 10 The. MEMBERS.
Among the Paintings a1e tie WORKS OF Cole Leuize
Dsrapd. Ws.r Huntingdon Church Glass, Doughty Ken
setLCaslear Maueson Gignoux Rossiier Bouule odde'
Lang Baker MAY Hicks, Deas. CropSey, Rarney nneSs
Stearus Peee Hinckey Merton, aud other distinguished
American and resident Artists. Of which cost $780,
$50, and many s5co each.
Among me works 10 be distributed, are SlXrY PROOF
Impressions from the large Engravngs ster Colone Trlm
bulls celebrated pictares OF the BATTLE 0S BUNKER
HILL. ana The DEATH OF MONTGOMERY.
Each member Of the present year beside share IN tho
distribution IN The above Works Of Art is ENTITLED TO
AN ENGRAVING in i1e by Busr, tsze .! by l6i
iuchesl from
Mr.. LESLfES celebrated Picture OF
ANNE PAGE. SLENDER AND SHALLOW,
Ard set OF Five Line Engravings The highest style
tze u by 10 inches) from paintings by the following emf.
nent Artists:
THE DREAM OF ARCADIA by Cots;
DOVER PLAINS, by DusANn;
THE INCONOCLAST, by LEUrzs;
THE NEW SCHOLAR, by EoMoNDs;
And the CARD.PLAYER, by WooovILlg
Specimens most these Prints exhibition IN the
Gallery which attention Is respectfully invited Is
-mated by Engrsyers and Print Publishers that the En-.
cravings which members of 1880 receive, toa CERTAIN
TY could not be sold by them for less than TWENTY
DOLLARS.
is acknowledged by all who have examined the pre-
eucoiecton that none has ever been exhibited in Amer-
ca equally rich The subscriber for the present
year uuequaled opportunity for achieving the triple
purpose Of obtaining valuable for small invest
ment OF securing the possession of a superior work,
gratifying his for Art ard Of efording encourage
meut 10 promising Artists Of his own country.
Subscripiiop-EIVE DOLLARS should be made with
OUT delay
FREE GALLERIES. containing the Paintings, &c. are
open day and evening
q No 497 BROADWAY, near Broome-st. N.Y.aai
dl0t2I
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

gfy~ Catholic Institute of New Ork-Annuai
Ecciures.-The Fourth Lecture of the Course Will be
gwen by JAS McShERRi. Frederckshurgh Nd IN me
ING pee IS. 1850 Subject: The Spirit and Tendency
OF The Age Lecture viii commence at oclock.s
dI3lt,r f. h. C0ZANS, Secretary.
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y, 1,hnnn pnntnnn NIcntinr nj the Mcrch.

~ Cheap Postage NIcoting ut the Mcrch-
ants ENGhange.Those persons favorable 10 a reduc-
lion Inland Letter Postage 10 UNIFORM RATE OF TWO
oENrs rREr,p respectfully invited TO attend Public
Meeting the Merchants Exchange, SATURDAY, De
cember IA, 1850, Al O'Clock, P NJ. Facts will then be pre-
scented 10 demonstrate thai TWO CENTS is the maximum
rate amply sufficient support the Post Office Depart
mcnt, and the only which viii satisfy the petitions OF
the people The meeting Will be addressed by several dis
uusushed Speakers large snd spirited gathering oithe
people is expected. dig 2us
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"COPPER" NINE SPECULATION.-

NOPPER VI Y T. SPECU La ION.-
~ nm the PROPRI ETOR of One Undivided Half Of
several COP PER MINES in Connecticut which are yet
but partially developed but which were examined Tor me
before purchasing BY Professor HI BEARD, OF Yale Co
ege and received favorable report from HIM. and
subsequently Professor TAYLOR, OF Philadelphia
These Reports be Good Judges of Copper Mines
believe thar HUNDREDS THOUSANDS or DOLLARS can be
realized here and Judging from tie results OF ogher Mines
of that region, conceded with tS belief aud purchased
accordingly
Books already prepared to be opened Tor subscription
stock bat being continually engaged in ether Occupa
ilous unable tend to his, and therefore, Will
ing to dispose Of 0GehHt Of all my interests in said mines
and lands there having been large amounts expended by
me in the purchase oe land and sinking shafts in OF
the mines Full particulars may obtained from my
sell CHARLES T. CROMWELL ESQ 68 Wallet N. Y.
do p. I. BARNUM.
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I0ARNTMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
N1EW-YORK AMPHITHEATER, 81

ri EW- YUM ANF 1II1EAI EIt7 81
l. Y Bowery-JAMES NJ. JUNE & co. Prephetos-
THIS EVENING Dec l3 last night bal one OF the specta-
81. entitled GULLIVER AND THE LILLfPUTIANSi
the character of CULVER by the Belfast Giant Splendid
Acs in The Circle In which tie ERENCH TROUPE , wil
appear To conclude viii the FAIRY Pageant Of GIN Err
Fila; or The Lille Glass Slipper The four beet 20
male Riders in the world Mile Louise, Mile Tourntsre
Mile Rosa and Madame Beno!t, will appear on the same
IA cents Doors open 81 performance 10 commence at
II O'Clock do
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W Notice TO Navigat0rs. CUSTOM HOUSE,
NEW.YORk-Co LLCcToR'S OFFICE, October >, lSo9.-
The eh SECTION Of az act of Congress approved h Sep
teuee. 1850 entitled An Act making appropriations for
L.ghi Houses, Light Boats, Buoys" &c provides
Gha hereafter all buoys along the coast or In bays bar
9 sounds channels shall be ccored and numbered,
~ al passing up he coast sound, entering The bay,
- q or channel red huoys with numbers shall bs
e1 on The saarbod hand back buoys with aerea num-
&c m .ae pert hand aud buoys with red and back stripes
"a Set uSnd Buoys In channel ways 10 be coored with
eiiesyaie ,st!te and black perpendicular stripes
fS9S give notice that The provisions of the foregoing
!" - oe carried ;uo effect and the changes indicated
~ @ ne1e III HE srFa cement OF the bQoyS in the wsiers
- 81: oiss1ct, on or about the Isl of MRv 1851.
o. -N"oln II, MAXWELL, Collector.
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DANKING HOUSE OF j. CARO-
19THERs 4 co No Is W0odsE PiTTSBsgEsSSt1;y ~ 10
Collections made all the PhiCirAL Y6tL msssIS,
Wipslow, Lanier L Co. 81 Wslisl -
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II \ POSITIVELY NO POsTPONEMENT

URIPLER HALL.-OIadame ANNA
Il BISHOPS EIGHTH GRAND SACRED CONCERT
will POSITIVELY take place on SUNDAY EYENlAd
NEXT Dec Is regardless OF the weather.
grsnd selection from Handlers MESSIAH. Also re-"
selections never before performed mere from Nsysfo5
prophetic, DoniZe!ng MARTYRS, R9ssll AAp91-'
1-' - KALIWODA sOLEAINEL OVERTURE.
The great Volinis Herr GRI rs Eli; ne ef1laeni Co,
rea-P Piston, Mr. BAfLEY; Grand CGoFls-lAe "lio-e
under The direction Of Mr- Boo lisa ~, 49,
Tirk ers - cens. 70 oil! paris Of The taL ~ ..-s
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WHISTLE BALL.-The Managers Of
Il the THISTLE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
respectfully announce mat the FIRST BALL for the sea
son viii take place at NIBLO'S GARDEN, THIS FRI
DAY. EVENING. dl3 F
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DOOMS.-Gentlemen desiring Lodging
Il q and Sitting Rooms furnished and unarnished VIII
or without partial board can ind accommodations at 3l3
Fonrthst between Mercer and Greene in modern house.
with private family, where reference can be gwen aud
will be re CURED. dl0 u
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u, New-England Society in New-N ork.-TRe
SOCIETY," will hold M Annual Meeting for The transaction OF
business and for the Election of Officers for the ensuing
yea on MONDAY the sd inst at Y o'clock noon a! the
Asor House BY order OF the President
all t2SD EPhM KlNGSBURY, Secretary.
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pOARD.-A Gentleman and his Family
1mav be pleasantly accommodated in private family,
with every comfort desirable 10 make an agreeable home
ArnIY 10 Wooster.st. stage route DIS ~.
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AS CHAMBERMAID and WAITER or Laun-
"a rriyste family by a very competent Gir,
win excellent cily reference Cal al u sXi-ay IN me
hoo sfor Nv L.
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DILGRIM' PROGRESS.-NOW
Il OPEN AT WASHINGTON HALL. 5s8 6ROAp'
WAY aear Houston st the Panorama Of BUN Al ,t RI L,
3RIM,S PROGRESS. Doors open al to commence al
=, o;rIorE Adrinancs % CeuLs-Chdren nalf price
Family TIckeis admitting persons. 81 Tickets 70 Do eo-
tsIned st the Bookstores and al lie d9or W, v,7
An Afternoon Exhibition on WEDNES sq o "a y
URDAYs. ais O'Clock ard on THANKSGIVING DAY
81 } O'Clock. - ="
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r0PTu RIVER PROPERTY.-Fol

% an shares In tho purchase OF beautiful piece
GLAND on the Hudson River OF an hours ride from ne
which has been divided into So parcels sharesl OF from
Sn - beine already engaged) the property VIII DO APP
nor,ioned by drawing for choices For The pIaLs nfs
,oln oaer of So 200 IS 500 $500 and $1,000 respec-
lively Apply to COLE Chiffon 5 MSl'L S % 10,
maps and prospectus can be obtained loO9 70 w
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PRIZE OF AUHIoSIUF
This being the only appearance Of Mile PARODi n any
Concert II America, and owing to tho large size OF the
on tins OCCASION. ONLY ONE DOLLAR!
To ali paris OF the Hal To be had Every DAY al ne
Aston. PLACE OPERA HOUSE; at Messrs HALL Y
SONS Music Store. and al the PRINCIPAL HOTELS
and on Friday and Saturday al TRtPLEA HALL.
Doors open al 81 O'Clock Concert 10 commence u .
an d f9 4! 1PpoSiTlfTELY NO PoSTPONEl1ENT
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A s WAITRESS, an active, intelligent Gifl
"a ho understands her business. She has the oes o.
Recommendation from her last pace as well as her pfs1
one where size NAV seen for few days, al ia iH's''
III
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FH1HE PUBLIC PRINTING.-Th,

Dr.J.W. Redield. Physognomist,n Barcay-St nl9lm
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NNANTED-To contract with somcper-
w son who is has been engaged in getting out
securing used by tanners and curriers' Apply nme-
dalelv either by letter personally, 10 g. w PROCTOR,
resr OF 81 Ann-st. New York az "
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Tg'O do the HousEwoRh OF private
4 fsiIy OF 10 mind children and DO sewing BY nay,
Industrious Irish Cir aey landed Has GOOD rsleenCe =
70 Iila- &C. '-1 N1f DIS IL
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T lucrative EMPLOYMENT given

R-lo Ladies and Gentlemen who have leisure time in
light and genee fancy work. taught in few easy lessons
Transferable emounent may be derived soon as ac-
CURED Apply personally between the hours Of and 4
al Mir ROSES, II B8rclayst. near Broadway Premium
for ienrhtnc IS DIP lwE
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WANT PLACES.

as Cook and 10 wash and iron, or do the
Ionseuorz Of private family. by very competent
Gin Win excellent CITY reference Call al II Siyag Il
the boo 4 et1fe ui' ~
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MEW BUNCH RAISINS, Dried Cur
vrants, Citron, and other Fruits and Groceries OF all
kinds mny be had in quantities suit reasonable terms
]. c. FOWLERS. $50 and 428 Greenwich,
dl0lwis, 76 Vesey and 400 Grand-st
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FHNO OMNIBUS DRIVERS.-A Gentle
ID man lenip Omubus al the South Ferry Saturday
last, Il SO ARE BANDBOX wrapped in newspaper,
containing Lady's Hat The Driver who has il win be
paid for lis trouble by leaving the same IT l59 Nassaust
with Id13 ~ S. HUESTON.
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w ANTED.

TANTED-A Cutter to cut pantaloons.
Wv person having had practice in the above de-
parment and acquainted with the Southern sale trade can
ind permanent employment None need apply except
capabity and character. Inquire al 1877 WiIan'sL up
stairs between 10 Nj and NJ on Friday next dl2 2l'
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A RESPECTABLE GIRL lately arriyedfrom
"A The old country wishes to obtain situation IN very
respectable family 10 general housewok Has no o.
ieciion 10 small distance in the country Can be seen of
iSgn dave 81 q lewis 81 w
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BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED.-The advertiser
ABhas new Piano fhe best manufacturers he wishes
Board for himself and wife Parlor, Bedroom and Closet
attached will be required. Address A B G. Tribune Of
G1p
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NHORTSTER WANTED-In a Pres
Sbyterian Church. at q moderate salary. Apply immedi
Helv before 10 A NJ and after NJ. 10
6i2 p. DWIGHT BISHOP, 314 liudson-st,
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A MEXICAN ART UNION.-THE
VII take place 81 the
TRIPLER HALL,
On ERIDAY EVENING. peceEi1er 2th.
Members and Ladies admitted

w THO Sand WORKS OF MT.
including Paintings. Sculptures, S'areues,
Medals IN Bronze &c,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-12-21
TICKNOR'S
COLUMBIAN SPELLING BOOZE.

RE1NGa progressive and Comprehensive Sy..
~ tenn Of OrthograPy and Orthoepy, including
a variety of definitions, adapted to the uss sf
Schools in the American Republic, by Almen
Ticknor, Teacher of twenty-five years sIperi.
cnce, and author of the Columbian Calculators,
Practical Common School Mensuraton, &c.
The attention Of Teachers, School Directors,
parents, &c, is invited TO this new Spelling Book.
which conforms to the modern spelling and usares
in Orthography being one of the ncates cheapest
best arranged, and better adapted to the wants Of
children, than any other published in the United
Stats. 1t is what it purports to be, a Spelling
Book and not a Reading Book, and only requires
an examination on the part Of Instructors Of youth
to secure for it universal introduction into the
Schools OF the United States. Just published, and
for sale by lIENnr MAssER, Sunbury.
Where Teachers and Directors can prscurs
copies for examination. -. +. ..
August 4, lS49.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-12-21
rn,a ROOT, oo -fe
bSaGtJERREAN ARTIST,

No, lao, corner Of Fifth y Chesnut SIS, Phila.
delphia and 1868 Broalwdy corner Of
Franklm Street, New York,
AND STRANGERS can have
q J sitting for Portraits or Miniatures, and
receive them beautifully cased, in morocco, oilk
velvet, Papier Mache, or other fancy styles or sets
in Medalons, Lockets, &C., in few minutes
Daguerreotypes, Paintings, Drawings,
- sl,'g &c. Copied
Out door Views and Miniatures of deceased
persons, taken at short notice.
For Portraits of Adults by our process, and Inn
proved Instruments, cloudy day is quite as Ia
vorable as clear weather.
For Children, clear day (between II and y
is preferable. GCrIn Dress-avoid white, blue
or light pink.
Our Gallery with its Six Prize Medals and
Works Of Art, is open at all hours, and Free
Whether visitors wish pictures taken or not, we
shall at all times be happy to see them.
June o. $780, f.