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The New York herald., 1851-10-02
Periodical Literature.

The international Magazine published By stringer
Townsend, and Harpers' Monthly Magazine" issued
by the extensive publishers In Cliff street. have puncu
ally appeared for the present month. The advertise
nsns of both Of these magazines regularly appear in
our columns at the commencement Of each month and
the long lists Of interesting contents doubtless excite
the curiosity Of thousands. At any rate since our
columns have been used TO scqusnt the public with the
character Of these periodicals both of them have steadily
advanced to steady sale Of many thousand copies each
month while the other of the day becom.
ing less and less known and suspect far less nts-
rcftng than In former years This is the result Of
terprise the part Of the publishers Of these maga-
zines They bad been In the habit like most OF the pub
shers throughout country Of advertising by the
year In newspapers which give credit
and when they commenced their magazines continued
fer some time to follow the old course Soon however
Il was whispered that this journal could make these
works more extensively known than any other and an
experiment was made. The advertisements appeared
and the sass ineIsasedi and six eight months ego
even, one Of these magazines had monthly circulation
Of about fifty thousand copies Since then both maga-
zines have added TO their circulation RESI- by
continuing the same Of making the public ac-
quaned with the nature and character OF each pubea
tion.
Now both there magazines for October inviting
ss any literary entertainment be- As our columns
have given the table Of contents any one ,oud judge for
himself about the probabilities Of enjoying the enter
tsinnent which in each case embraces the promise Of
varied display Of scientific philosophical literary poet
CAL sentimental and other miscellaneous matter
pertaining both TO fiction nd fact alike interesting the
student and calculated for the family circle However
Ills unnecessary to say anything Of the merits Of
these admirable magazines They becoming rapidly
portion Of the most acceptable standard periodical
literature Of the day and being well edited aud fre-
queutly handsomely illustrated well as enriched by
original articles Of high merit, they to be
tained y the public throughout the country.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

Nor QUITE so FAsT.-The Hartford Times says.
OF the miserable hoaxes recently got Up by the
NEW YoRK HERALD, knswn as the Greer and
DoDaldson correspondence" sc. sc. Now, we
undertake 10 say that every single letter which We
have published as written fiom distinguished polti-
clans Of all stripes, to Mr. Greer Mr.. Donaldson,
was genuine. Not one Of the reputed writer's has
denied, but several have confessed It: including Mr.
Giddirgs, Mr.. Croswell, Mr.. Brown, Mr.. Hallett,
Mr.. Andrews, and Mr.. Richie Of the Richm ond
EnqHGo. They have confessed TO their letters
We may be compellciyet 10 reproduce others, duly
authenticated before a magistrate, If these "out-
side" democrats will persist in the trick Of repuiia.
ton. But what do such rrovncials ss the Hart
ford Timss know Of the movements ef the National
Executive Democratic Committed We, who arc
in their councils, may presume 70 speak; and let
the organs Of the rural districts" listen and obey
II the NEw YoRK HERALD isto be made the central
democratic organ, the outside presses Of the party
must not fly OF the handle They must take what
CONES, ard be thankful
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of mischief, and reitera.es that +" no American 60
vernusnt could exist for an hour that would permit
such interference the part Of foreign powers
This is our view Of the exactly, Is Will be seen
ON reference to almost any Of the back numbers Of
the HERALD. 1t is further intimated that the
President is determined to take decided stand in
this matter, and that the Cabinet are prepared to
back him in maintaining our international rela-
tions without any dicta.iOn interference on the
part of foreign powers This looks like business
it indicates determination to uphold the fair fame
of an independent government and q free people
and shall every exerton to render assistance
in carrying out this laudable design
further hearing was yesterday had before the
missioner, at Philadelphia, in the case of the
cOlored preacher, Samuel Williams, who is charged
with treasep, in giving information of the proceed
ings of the United States authorities to the negroes
at Christiana, and advising the to resist.
The steamer Europa, which left Boston for Liver
pool yesterday took out elO 900 for the troops at
Halifax. She carried away only $500 in American
gold.
1t is estimated that over one hundred persons
were killed by the explosion of the steamer Bril-
liant, near Bayou Sara, La.
At trial of speed on the Boston and Lo we'll
Railroad track yesterday, between several locomo-
tives, one of tie machines performed the distance
of zine miles in twelve minutes and eighteen
seconds. Swift travelling, that
The members of the New York Yacht Club,
last evening, gave reception dinner, at the Astor
House, to John G. Stevens, Esq, the Commodore
Of their squadron, through whose exertions COM
mander of the America, the club has gained such
signal laurels in Europe. We shall, tomorrow,
endeayor to give outline of the dinner festival,
which was magnificent affair, as well as the
speech of the worthy Commodore.
Last evening, Right Rev. ]. Payne, D. D., Mis-.
sionsry Bishop to Africa, delivered interesting
address on the subject Of the Protestant Episcopal
Mission at Cape Palmas, in the Church of the As.
cension, corner of Tenth street and Fifth avenue.
DR.. Payne has been fourteen years in Africa, and
so excel ent is the health that be has enjoyed for
that time that he was never one Sunday without
preaching He has left his wife behind him, and
intends to return there shortly again. The whole
force Of the white mission in Liberia is four or.
daired missionaries, ard four female assistants aud
Dr. Payne not only urged upon the congregation
the duty of contributions and prayers, but of en-
gaging personally in the work of evan ngelizng At
rios. The colony in Liberia numbers nine thousand
civilized negroes. DR.. P. says that the African
race ere peculiarly religious race-more SO than
any other in the world
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The PuoTs OF New YoRK.-.Some one, who claims
G.. W.B as his signature, and states that he was
a passenger in the steamship Pacific on her last
trip, published a note in the Courier, in which he
says
son arriving at the Light Ship off Sandy Hook at 10 80
our steamer detained until 50A. H., for want
Of pilot; after getting 1t too thick to run in;
the writer OF this deck at daylight when the
steamer headed for the HOOK the pilot; thought
he looked like young man for so large ship and ask
ed Capt Nye If he had certificate; Capt N said ne
had; but Capt " Saturday sent the writer Of this
note, informing him that the pilot had mo branch u
Now look the facts Here Is ship WORTH with her
cargo over million Of dollars, with $50 persons
board hours at the entrance OF the second
port the werld and then exposed TO being imposed
upon by an incompetent person In this case the pilot
brought her in safely but there is guarantee against
an incompetent person presenting himself and being
cepted.n
This individual has travelled in Europe. On his
return, he arrives off Sandy Hook in thick fog and
the entire body Of pilots Of New York, and
New Jersey, because they could no. through it.
After relieving himself Of this responsibility he re-
fleets upon the pilot of the steamer simply because
he happened to be young man, like Napoleon
in his Italian campaign. Now, this G.. w. B. may
be a capable pilot himself-he may know all about
fogs-he may never have been young mamie
may be large owner of clipper ships-he nay be
one of the largest stockholders in the Pacifs. We
should suppose, ON his anxiety about the appear
ance of the handsome young pilot, hat be is all
that is here represented But when the public un-
derstsnd that g. W. B. does not own a very Large
feet of clipper ships, and that the ''young man.
not only brought the Pacific, worth "oser million
of dollars" beautifully and safely to her wharf and
as beautifully and safely piloted her to sea again,
with the sanction of all concerned, we think that
very little attention will DO paid to what G.. w B.
may say on the subject.
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Whress an aoverts, In the Uerald Of Wednesday,
@ nst made 20 trYear that al the primary election
hla 20 Tuesdsy evening nth ult at the house
The tict cs bs.aei r. Don wSs declared elected the m
crtgttd unwilling that the dmocrsey should rossy
deceived ~ such base ana Malicious 40
make the fellow ng and crly truly legitimate statement Of
on BAD A. that election About the time 10 close
roils The thtr to1ou tbey
or oms of their friends carried destroyed the ballot
box contanin the tickets thereby causing report the
election % te null and vtid. rnocb Snth James Haotett
Lossr Thomas Bowen, Hanilton Dilinas, Ri Bur on,
fha I'd - ~ 'N'""~A'-'N W
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including Tamnany Hall, have united in pretty
much the same manner, with little broader
margin ON the compromises; but evidently with the
intention Of nsintaining the fight on the canal
question As to the Presidential intrgues involved,
they are but secondary, and Of no immediate con-
sequence on either side. The policy Of the canals
is to be made the issue of the canvass. The wings
have the advantage of occupation, which is nine
points of the law-the democrats have the advan-
tage Of long fast and good appetites, which Will
be apt to produce unusual harmony. But, for all
purposes except the spois, the campaign presents
no national issue-no prospect os any national re-
suit. The wings have got the whip hand; but the
course Of the Tribune aud other papers, if persisted
in, will defeat them.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

MARITIME IScos,rNENcE BEszn. Capt. Warren,
Of the Br brig Herald arrived at this port yesterday
informs that shrmssters experience great inoouve
psnce in discbsIsiDg their cargoes 81 Brazil lie states
that The Brti,h fchoonsr Shooting star nom Liver
POOL he'd been waiting bsr turn 70 dis barge z weeks
81 being TIE coston 70 discharge but one vessel a.
me.
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increase IN the city 2f5
The storpsres In June snd July were occssioned By
our fubscrb going into the country for the
80 m ach for system combining all the forces Of
capital, talsnt, tact, enterprise, industry. and a
tririt Of progress up TO the spirit Of the age.
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shirt msnvf.e.ursr 2 Green, eh street Of chsn
bers street. New York Gardeners, Women's, and Chill
drens Under Garments in great variety, ana AZ prc
per cent below the usual charge Beais ofsm
lice respectfully invited to call and examine sss0r
ment THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN.
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Eheunsfm Scrcua and diseases ~ the bIons rencr.it
INC ssrthstes Which have appe rcd srad and other
phr prove tevond d0ubt that the Balkan "a
erts ttmtdy hnown fer the the ab,vs Lac
Tot pain we eide, breast liver ocmpa ns ne IL, a,s,s
natim m ITS NEST agsraNsted 10
aIi ahd were het olse Of d stobSrn ulcers or the
Noet ir oi fcroula matter lous thev ba va a..
rted The patient he Hot sctuay dyins brt unat lie
n.,e batm VII cute, u taken aesofdrs 70 di,sctions
Principal eepot lss Bewery IS cents large bctslss
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Eprlsh three ry and ingram gsrpsts, oieloths sc al
.ies II prices and qu,ty Threepy CARPETS, a. es T.
rer yari Oilcloths H. 3D., Ss and Ca per yard Drag
gets, 3D., a., and o. per yard window Shades, Rugs
&c, very chesp
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Union Course, T.. 1.-The lovers OF the

crts q The turf have offered them this sfter
moor Lady Broeks formerly belonging to Ms Broeks
r,e,n hoise though ye tnewn .he makes her
rt apretsnce in public this dsy the above track having
been matched By her against Honst J0has horse
Wat les fer tive years past ranked high aong bcst
rs te friends a the Lady ssnguiae cf and
souss enc Of the beat rot of the season will be witnessed
~ uho attend. The horses trot 20 40 lbs
rhlch honest John Il, Perhaps. unequalled.
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ssrsnsers in Town. wanting Dry Goods

viii tno large and splendid assortment AZ HITCHCOCK
LhADBEATLRs, & Broadway, corner Leonard street,
where every attention Paid 10 the wants Of and
where ladies will buy The beet Of sts sis sis Cioats De-
LANES Piaids, kc he. at the lowest market prices
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ths BY telling fne gold and silver w,ehes Of ths
latest Jss snd b. tae bss mslers tsueh ow prices
% pnt t within The raL Of AL The Csebratsi Ricis.
lev Dian csd pointed Gold fens scid exclusively ~
y. g., et "a Frltop tt-tst
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STEADY GAIS.-The following exhibit of one OF
our intelligent clerks shows that the prosperity Of
the HErAr.p, like that Of eur city is steadily pro-
gressiye'-
CRY prfivIhY ASD sroTPaGEs oF THs NEw Yo,E pauy
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CAIrFoRSA MArrERs-we may expect to re-
ceive time today, two weeks later ne VS. from
Csliiornia By the Prometheus.
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csv a. Ots o'clock 81 No W Broadway the entire Furni-
ure contained in said house consisting 81 mahogany Psn0
sc Chsir stles, Brussels and Ingram Carpets Mating
OIL Cloths Bets Bedding Blankets sheet Cloths &
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CarroII's Medicn,ed yaocr- su,

Iodine Baths, No Grsa. Jones street 10 bo, neys,..
niece with coughs codt rbeumssr stiG jont chrono
elre or Of the shin, aud who have failed in
ootaring relief from other remedies we would sug,es
the use ofthese Justly celebrated baths ' 'ha''"
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40 L.die..-nr.s,m.nins.-,I.n,,

Drssmstng In the ot ashionable manner, and
reasonable terms Ladies have their dresses
themselves to ~ Children clothes cut and De;
fs Patterns for sale. A9 Broadway the white show case
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Utards celetraed psrufseofy 2 Maiaen lac ns5e ~
we best mstras srd milne an ne latest Improvements;
the address. "s P"'f'0'' wv"
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The sa, Flash, rs, Union Is cmphsticaIiv

in the service If the public and having Intervening
ter-st to suherye hey nbled produce
most eesapt end cheapest Hat msnusctura Their four
de- ar bat they faressy 10 superior other
four dollar s sold in this anG shey invite
Eat Finshers' Union, No. IL Park row, opposite Asto,
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Notice 20 the Public.

Bank Bills viii be taken for clothing (which be
s.etd from stock VI seiae tc tundrea thousand doars
A. Union hsu Wholesale and keail Clothing Warehouse,
corner Fulton and Nassau etraets n. Y Abe whole
sale derartm,nt opets With all the latest s,ylss OF
Goods OF ort mnorations and from manufActurers
agents. suitable tor the bone Sou Lsrn and Western trade
A., L. ROgCKa.
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of Winters Tsle" is nottn- TO that cold by KNOX
Hstter 2S Fulton street The popularity OF his fall
style Of Fats is pDhoundsd; and. after fair
have to the conluson that at least one.hrd
male population d ~ city, nothing Of those though
out TIE states In Eur with him
at his ablishmnpt Trk Of IT, Here is modest young
who y the sheer ~ his
become the leading lare H. this city less time than IL
qured for hin learr bs TRACE. When in of first
rate well made ped Hat call Knox.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

90 dsptrven The VI ttheT GoufAuas Mciisatea
soap sures ten riurlef frcohes erupons sao mess
foudrc subtle urr os hse from o 'eheadr or say part
Of The tody Loud EcvF, LILY white anil Hsir fors at
" wall et strset, BfgafsaY Caeaaer
street Philadelphia Jordan is5 aslan gton ST. Boston
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Broken hank Notes sede

Broken Bspks.-Ihe bits of sIse Broken
hanA o. The STATE Of York aken n. for Boots and
Shoes, at CABfLLs 377 Br.adway.
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KeIIoRz's Fail style OF Hats, now ready.
Ao large assortment Of boys aud children Reaver
Felt ard st Hats be found this city Velvet and
cloth cars in their vs-ietv. One Price.
j. W KELLOGG, 12S Cana lstreet.
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The Great Fire at Buffalo destroyed
immense deal ~ prorsrty snge of Phillips Fire
kbnhatora wouie have prevented the total Of
housnts ard thueands OF dollars lost to the world by
that great ealau ity once of the American Company
Phillips Patent Fire Annihiiaor. No. street.
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Broken bank Notes dedeemed.-Bsnk of
England notes. ALEC, tte rotes Of Eli state
centk broken and New Jersey Rank notes will he redeemed
at p.r yauoTayabo IN boots aud shoes Of all
detcrirti tie Ce'etnt.d Boot and shoe
oI GEORGL W. FRLNCE. l5s Falton street.
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rsetsry st No Wall street, whore can be found tbe
M of NFs tcalps and Tcupees They sre ali
snusctufeo on TIE premises, Sf the best
and eaer scst indnesepts 70 purohsssrs
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Colornf Tor tie hir evahrt md hista-. r., ~
~ -. Vie vho.esele drugps. srd Perfumes In town
lntatiDra -" W NFt"ef. nsNAfe ~
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svreoa. 'ursredsd Perfect ttfins os9,al Ebaoaa aad
Roman Togs OTercoa viz, dered fashonshle
coats soiale for the Oters. made for or land
xc 40 Price. from twenty-five to one hrndscd dollar.
tsual 0vercoGiiTg wRtsriAs. GEORGE Il. rON, tsilcr
aud cloth In potter B Bi0adwt OF Artneny street.
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nar or Niskers The memens .pyed vitho, iniu,s q.
fair or ekn 10 cen be Ea "a Immediately sthast a..
e9or tbi ss no Be- odor Itis smiled or soIs
~ 'hslons Higsnd Touree h.nutas.ory i7 p,asawaYY
or SAFE IN the city and oOury by druggists rensrav
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Bank. th. Bank Of New RoeA,ie, Farmers Bank, Nina
western B,nl White Crssk' vovsrnmen. stock M,higan
Commercial hant, Pessh Anboy; anf the Bank OF Balm
bridge, taken At Tor sbirt Collars Cloves uostry
Crsvat ETC., aeCOTTS cheap store Isl Fulton street.
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wishing 90 have ther Furs cleaned repaired
on tltered, in IL latest fashion will find IL 20 their
tage to have them Gone before she cold weather r.
has engaged excellent French cutter who will he able
give dv ed attention to repars present than
the usy pant ofthe sess.a.
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-uHsf'"f HUN'Fs-I"s' ftctfNtd n Tot uf fIa-
seal Bozss, in ain and sod rasss oi an .s With
ittess inrroyements. 81. BAACK, 81 FaIlon stroSt.
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Broken Bank Notes sedeemed.-Bsnk of
pS M & t J.r.sS sS's: .v & notes ~ s m gsss re
pr a s sSGs ,:. ,G ssSs: 2, Al
Of GEORGE W. FBLNcr, iSO Fulton street.
Artistic. e.-- Something Eew.-oId Form OF
Roman Tes' oT,reos' vs rendered fashionsslo
eests so,als fer the oisrs. or made for lana
Sc 10 Price fron ,ssn,ys 70 e,s h.ndsss dollar,
snd cio,h potter B Broadwts ArtnSay street.
A Blind Man shauid NOS Judge OF Colors--
who has tsst,d the Nondsrs wan Ne--
vovs ntidee. sr-ss nIoutt or they will ju,t hc nkeiy
asa ~ B. IIfT. MS.is s-icSn, $40 s,osisayi
Gnyisr's pcuhle PIsng. saI..munder safes.
with his revl invented lock I'D p-oef ksyhoc
% t anra ,s ,fsA,s. @ I Aln's IRE and esrssss than
~ eh these .sft have been r-o,e them 10 be
Goiisn Pinr ,fc.tss.--A very large xssors.
c%t @sss q s s s' a., ls,, iss: ;s' .'ia.sa colin
~ ~ srs,ssssy are onerue - YER lev pnes Fca.s ssi
$500 '' --------------- 'A-hhS bhkff
Musical 9oyes.-J.st received lot or Ma
is,ss; inrroyshens Eb. BAGcK, Fai.on s,sssa s'''
Gouraua's Liqaia Hair Dye L. appreciated
sts ~, us f2 ss5 SssiaSs asiis.sa
Foudrc sube haze ro o iorehcsss or say sar
q s,cdy L,q1d E,yr, Iy wife sSI TAR cs,s ss
street Fhadspss s'faaa iss wa.aSSssh 81. Boston aS
Soiornf for TIE n r. evehrt ~histe-a ear "a -,
chtee 81 al tie wholesale drugs.s and rcrfusrs In twn
rd county alec 81 The principsl ocs snd nanutaotory
10 ~ ssress Whsessie -ttaL applied Hssars n
fhaion's Magic Heir we, to color IN.
nh or Nthters The rcmeDs applied witbt iniyr. o.
or cam ~ cen be Was "a Immediately sthont a.
=, ne e1ar az ss no t.d odor 1.s spilled or scs
~ .nslc1 hirtnd Tource h.nufac.ory. iI vrnadwav
TUT sais IN 'he city and oou"try By druggists generally
Wigs and Tsupess.-Batehelor's csy.bv.s.sa
s.ss ~ no Wa, street yhert can h found the
on tts premises, % the best material ara
Copy the address. " 'Di''''"
1000 Wbss and yonpces, ut Mcdhurst e.
taids celetisted nsnufsetofy, Maiden lane made
The best materials, and milne all
so. trsids f long hsr fropt hrsids eufs Nc Private
Nclutivey for Wig AMI hair dressing purposes Cow
the address. wy
Carrolls mcdicatcd vspcr, Sulphur, ana
looine btths NO. GIeat Jones STREET.-THE thoso pers,s
m.,.d with eoushs eods rbevmstisn sa lint, ehronio
eyerels or ernpors Of the shin, who have failed in
oetarng relief from othet remedies, would sugsess
the use ofthese justly celebrated baths. NnA~''
Byet's Life Bslssm--rhe conauevor M
ttaNa ~.
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who has tst'sd the Aondsrs Wa,A
vovs ntidgie sp-sh ngoutt for they will ju.t h likely
70 make tlrndtr for would believe Il had
uot tied IT. ~ b. lLLtT Musie S-oOn, s29 Bsollyay.,
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cayier's Double PIsng. saI.mnnder safes.

with his revJ invented lock sd ksyhole
yer tnrd treste f.ecri asanst FIRE and tpSsrs than
ttfer tefe nov kro~r HE nnner0us Gavere tests 20
~fch these tss hnve been ulsctd yote them 20 be fire.
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bought at the New Hat Corepanys Sleooms lj and Il
Nassau street for three collars equsl To four dos
In The market, IS abii.hed beyond doubt; for
regards excellence both in beauty. STYLE and fnish
do lik wise. -
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" Chaeun a son gout,,-Whic,,, tren.

nesneh livery tccoring to his tasts the Of
smiths Jr Clothing Establishment 10, Fulton street
His assortment extens his articles admiraiy ~ made %
uperor mate .is aud prices almost too or for yures
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Nhloe Garden NeddDs and Invitation Cards sraved
and printed in epr rtror manner Wedding Stationery In
yrea. vnrsty from De Ia Hnes nanpsetory Psris ane
Lcncon -brfdai fresen ssche Goods, hne fans
Card Cases, &c. c. Coats OF Arms Crets Sc engraved
stone and brass Initiate stamped per and
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asoIian pinr ,scrtss.--A ysrr iarre x.n.,

msLt Of fanos. With a.a without the cectr-tsd otn
corn meat. maso hy r Oiitsrt n co. At rsstst ss ana
srd see them. VAtERq nragy'
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Four Hundred aud Forty -0ne Broadway.
ALFRED MrNRoE 4 co No al Broadway. dealers in
ready made Clothng Gents fnraii Goods Ss. Also,
B"ys and Chsrens Cotlng all Of the best description
One price for E.ods, and no deviation.
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ribtr tfuy cAf tie attention OF parties requiring
something truly eegfn 70 his beautiful style silver Dor
lered and Ilain Fr,rcn Porcelain Cards. and
Wedding Boxes In the latest mode. EvERDELL, Broad
way 2 corner Of Duane street Branch Store, IS Wall So
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-10-18

RE c. D. HALL. one door South Of the
Hardware store, has just replenished his stock
of Ready-nade Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
DC. &c. Mr.. Halls goods are manufactured
expressly for himselfby experienced workmen
in Cleveland and Milan, and in buying ofhim
you run no risk of getting goods that will fall
to pieces the FIRST time you put them on. We
speak from experience Mr.. Hall presented
US, some time since, a pair of shoes for our
better half" which she pronounces the best
shs has yet worn, and we know from the size
of "our pile" that such is the case.