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HELr YouRsELF.-."Somehowa or n 1o,her''
said Frederick the Great, "Providence
IS seems 10 DO The most for The best dis
cipined troops" 80 :,,,, a,;,',,',,.' j, 'j',,,
s,si have always noticed, said Napoleon,
/, .tnal p,SySidence hyoFs tho heaviest bat
,b "Trust in Providence and, keep you ,,
powder dry said Cromwell. /, Gol o.
.,o'J yhn,nI said Deacon Smith,, aasand
The sugar and and the tea, and put wafer il
the rum, and then come in 10, prayers,''
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II a straw, says Dryden, can be made
,'Ae ipssiampen. sof happiness is wise
MAJ who does not despise, t,D.a..,a,., ~
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-10-03

g. When iiema aas ssid uiIIIs5pe, Tasokse,
"The law is open to every ;one,"s he
replied, $50 10 the London Tsvern.n
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aForemaa.-~Myllord we.have agreed


Chief Justice. understand you
gentlemen, but the llay spust take its
course ~ Lmuss sp1y up the case, and
then you will retire 10 deliberate. art
;s The Chief Justice having summed uH
the case, tho ju:y retired and in, an ins'
,alnt all after returned into ihe court With Q
verdict Of .sNot guilty. .,s,se,esI q / ,noy1
g On thei discharge Of Hammond, The
Sheriff was obliged 70 surround him with
40 escort, The crowd .of women, and
men was immense The women, we ie
determined TO carry him, off in. triumph.
The crowd followed him all the way to
hish hiliahllood lodgings with sdeafenng shouts and
nnnzzzzaasio oh aa 30 nolaa;izsvai l!ul .
ArrLEs FOR HUMAN FooD.-Tha i'm!
por'ance of,apples, as food, has not hilher-
TO been snfiicieatly estimated in this
country, nor understood. Besides con-
iributiag a large portion Of sugar, mdcil,
age and other, nuttiliye matter, in lie
form qf food, they, contain such a fine
combination Of Vegetable acids, exiractives
substances, and aromatic principles, with
the. nutritiye matter, as act powerfully in
the, capacity Of Refreshments, rtonics, and
apticeptics; and, when freely used al .he
season OF ripeness, by rural .laborers and
others, they prevent debility, Strengthen
digestion, cortect the putre factive Tend.
eacis Of .piirogeneous food, avoid scufSy
and, probably maintain and strengthen
the powers Of productive labor, "The
operatives Of Cornwall, in England con.
sider ripe apples nearly as nodrishing as
bread, and more so than potatoes. In the
year 1901, "a year Of scarcity apples, s,i6stead
ofbeing converted into cider were sold
% the poor; and Il the Iaborers asserted
that they could stand 10 their work on
bsked apples without meat or fish," The
French and Germans use apples exten!
,ively indeed, Il is rare they sit down, in
The rural districts without them in some
shape or Gthor, even at the Fest tables.
The laborers and mechanics depend On
hem 10 avery great extent, as an article
flood and frequently dine on sliced
,pples and bread Slewcd with rice,
ed cabbage, carrots, or by themselves,
With little sugar and milk, they make
10th a pleasant and 1.nutricious disKEI
f our friends VIII only provide them.
elves with plenty ofchoice fruit, we will
cnture that not one man, woman, or
hid. ia fifty, would care for animal flesh
0 eat. Who doubts for a moment tla,
many scrofulous and other diseases are
rsc,aLle to meat die.! II is well known |
hat much Of the meat we eat is in a
iseased state when slaughtered, and lis
fects may well be imagined. Yet your
ruit is always in healthy state,Ir and
annot generate disease in the human
'ody; but i has . dil"ting, purifying,
nd renoyadling tendency'-Watsr Cure
VU buss 49,. ...-H l. -.i.,, - -... |
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Sydney Smith SAID tiueate weae ,biee
things which every man tancied he could
da+farm q q small properly, ,d.iYsa Gig, and
write an article fora feyiew,osq ,dT /
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soCUBA NOT yet AHAND0NED.--A letter
from, Baltimore declares with some emp,
basis that The defeat Of LOPEZ, rather
than terminating the scheme Of hrevolus
tionizing Cuba, will tend powerfully TO-
precipi,ate it,--that his being ou. of fithe
way, mi itary men, who never had much
confidence in his abilities, will assume
the leadership with very different prog
poets Of success. IL is asserted, and
with some show OF probability, thatia
plan is on foot and rapidly approaching
an issue, to land body Of some, four. or
Eve thousand men, fully armed and
equipped, on the island, which would
give confidence to the Creoles, and In.
duce them TO- join the army, thusrender,
ing the revolution certpin and suc-
cesslS' euoS,i;o gdl 10 s,ss.a,s az, 3,
This may and may not happen; bus
until the Cuban People themselves have
made an effart To- establish Republican
ism upon'ihe soil, the moral sentir ens
Of this country will NOT sustain any inter-
ference from our people. Il was only iq
The belief that the natives were IN a 70.
voluiion, and were asking aid, that thS
people toleratedithe departure
.of. the late expeditions, As long 40
Cubans are contented with, their form or
government, even fits perfecs dca-
pctism, and the slivesof alf subjects Attn
mercy ofthen ndespot, t,--Dso have mo siQha
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|dl Two of The Senior Bishops Of the
Methodist church, are said, 10 be al this
time lying very sick, with but feeble
hopes q recovery, VIZ Bishop HEppiSc
and Bishop HAMlINE, 80" 80 ~ ~,
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5qA. .sag said When my, wife wa, very
sick ! called an sllopathic physician; she
got no better. l then called a homo
eopa,h, and she, Hmended''i a lh,Ie. ! One
dayhe broke. his leg, aud couldn't come
Al all; then she got we'll! a;7 aaaS ayod
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aoDr. Parr, a boy at Harrow, had
50 very old q face for his age, that one
day his contemporary, Sir, William Jones,
said, looking at.him, HPar, ifryou should
have the good luck 10 live forty. years,
,youmay, stand a change Of overiaking
your ,face,"'nl ri oeia,a, css., b,d 5o,,
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q 9n1 f0E IlesgeNO. II. 4 4 7M1fi even
Tho Revelatioi,s, 9ef Nature and she
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A CARD--Messrs HEREFORD q CO

announce that for the convenience 81 shippers 70 CHI
norma and consequence of the great increase IN Their
business they have taken oice Al No Broad It
door the corner Of Wall - where shippers % California
can ot,sn all Necessary Information relative g. the as
p0ftation Of goods BY theE Express Il Caiornt Mem
sh pment by steamer ILLINOIS On SArbRDAf I'D last
Their charges from 10 10 20 than am ether
Express Peel VIII BE- sent Tor 20 all parts ol ne c
upon rotce lct either Of their Offices No Nesey
As.or House or No Broadst. corner at Wall st. nNe
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Cfpresees, &c.

EREGORY'S GREAT CALIFORNIA
~ PACKAGE aud PARCEL EMPRESS The sIbe
>crhers ~l frward thrr Esprcss per seameS IL
LIMOS and DANIEL WEBSTER, on SATt ROAf. al
NJ All Fraight By this Express - accompanied By eT
pcnenced Messe gers who through VITA u 20 san Fah-
cisco Sh,peis NUT deliver their goods on iig Par.
cells receitca until ococA. aud letters nen p NJ
SATURDAY. THOMPSON HlrCHCOk.
Managers ani AgcIsS.
MIC 70 No lig Pearl-St., corner oi VAL
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Chances for Business MeE.

gJNO PRINTERS.-For sale, an extensive
u JOB OFFICE aod business II has been IN 9ps. a.
ton for number Of Yeas aud has 100 Iup " Sasu
custom Tie whole OF ~ part Of VIII be SOLO ihee
N CYLINDER JOB Pres suDer ro al mediu m anu ea
WashinstSn Press, HydTanlc inoins rress, aho =
great y.et, Of choice and Job Type together wa
ali the sDearstus necessary for carrying on the bus'ness
To be- ia and possession gwen Immediately. Apply !"
EsIK G KING, Assignee, - W an-St., ID basement
mo 81
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HIG Itd,lHs LOTS For SALE.

MrDmiD" - LOTS FOR SALE.
-. .ss,..,nS ~ - AVENUE RAILROAD These Los
S.,~ No. % WestchesieY side OF the Harlem RlSer,
A. rs,~., 80 JInhs Dam Bridge and the High Bridge:
acquainted with the suburbs Of ths city, viii
viewing the Hieh Bnage Lots, that they pos-
advantages fec residences over all other calcs
the city and that they Tar cheaper than other
eIty a. well situated me oil Tor the eth av Railroad
avlns been signed by ne Masor the road win be com
menceA forthwith, and speedily inshed Please inquire
learn the fsc The fers for the entire length Of the
road bs but i've cents The scenery presented tro1
almost every part "a this .s0pory eKceedsst interest,"
ing embracing beauuhn OF land and water
thu property also has WIDE nea upon the Harden River
thereby Aor,ng every iay for boating and shing For
mspx and other iniol nation, apply 10
ois lus ID h. WINrOS Nc. II Cedar st. cor. Nassau
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o. Partnership.

l tween FNDlCOrT \ SUMNERis. nv mufu,l COO.
sent. this Gay lived. EDMOND ENDICOrr
NeW-NOrk. Nov. 20. 1851 WILLIAM y. 81 MINER
n R-The accounts 4 he coRcern Will he settled \,
WILLIAM p. SUMNER. ~ho will continue the bux-
uess Al the O stand W les Film u MI 81
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YARNS for SALE or EXCHANGE.

"A large number IN different sections OF this Stale.
kewJcsey and the Western States, containing from To
S.ooe acres Also. houses and Lots this city, BrooAyn
Whismsburgh and poushksepsle. Buyers can be suited
with desirable country residences the city
Those having property dispose cf can DO 80 al short
notice by applying At No. 45S Broadway.
a2eiws wArKINs& HISF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22

NOR SALE-Iwo valuable Lots on Both
II g., Madison av, SO by hall the block They
tain Cottage House, and two Stables House rents for
$50 Stables size Also alSoperty ID 9th
at. Lot rs by lOo-con'alns Two story brick House
front and three story bnck Shop Price Stl0e
Also other cheap the upper part of the city
Apply TO u. - ktNsHiMER Ne. 3isith av, from TO
and AFTER o'clock. rs ms
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I ONION WATCHES-T Importers
~ and others-R =. COWDEROY, No. % CharSng-
tOn-sr New Road 81 Pancras LONDON, 10 years with
I f. Cooper, No Calthorpes ST. Grsys Inn Roai begs
thanks the patronage he has re-
ceiyed from his American friends and IN calling their at
to ms present extensive stock OF CHRONOME-
TER DUPLEX and LEVER WATCHES, warrants
them of the finest quality az the lowest posi- prces K
f. c also bess leave to state that he has MOVEMENTS
of the same quality without all warranted leweied
m the finest ruby holes embracing all the latest improve
menS at the lowest bic prices Visitors 30 ths Great
Exhibition invited to call and inspect Orders To any
extent punctua1y attended to nS l0tSTuSIh'
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VOUNTRY RESIDENCE WANTED

~ With from TO 10 Of improved land, within 30
miles of New York, BY railroad steamboat. The House
must be healthy locality, snd IN good repair contain
ing not less than good szed rooms with the necessary
out buildings, good garden frut and water. Price not TO
exceed 5000. Address DOCTOR, postpaid, Broadway
Post Office. MIG lw
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1eweIrp. &r.

NEW JEWELRY.-A. JOEL & co.
Y No $40 Broadway, have Just received large supply
{ rich Jewery entirely style and OF most etluis-
re workmanship Bracelets, Pms, Ear rings Chains
Chatrelaines Rings &C Also large assortment Of SILVER
and Electro Plated Wares. China Ornaments, Paper
Bache Goods and Fancy Attic in endless variety; the
whole being their importation they prepared TO
offer at the lest possible alive prices No 9i3
Broadway, b. ~ cen Spring and PTnce-sts. nj lm'
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DANCING ACADEMY, No. no Grand.
,EARING'S PRIVATE DANCING

~ and Waiting ACADEMY, at No 50 Bond st.,
open even day Glasses 10 suit the convenience Of all
Sorees exclusive TO patrons Academies aud families A.
tended For terms, apply As above. NJ im'
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LVOR SALE-Eight acres (96 lots) in
II tho Win Ward the City Of Brooklyn lying on
18th ct and the 10th and llths also 81 acres Ia tho
XIIth Ward Of the City of New York lying the imme-
date vicinity Of the High Bridge 10th and Nth sts
Apply TO HARRIS WILSON, No 10 Wall.st. n2l Ct
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Coystry Residence IN the village Of Huntington, L.
a. Tuesday Nov Is, al oclOck,P NJ, convenient
tWo-story and base HO with the modern improve
sas cont aning rooms together with carnage house
Gc with about one half Of land handsomely iso
ami with great variety 81 sGYu5bery aud choice Iuit
trees y. BIZ stormy sale on iIIs, iar oay NJ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22

ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New
~ ark New-Jersey by the - - 49,
NEW-JEFSEY EXPLORING AND MINING co.
This Compsns il prepared 10 furnish supply OF tier
Jalsabls .
ZINC PAINTS,
which have bssn found after several yeam ia oosn -
Europe and In se United States, 10 reI4a nsr CnsIaai
beauty and protective propertief superior ID any 'sOs
Paint whatever. Their - . -
purely an OXIDE Of Zinc. and il warranted ret from Al
adl,eraon whatever Il has poisonous properIlsE 50
ohlectnnabe the health Of fantkes and ~ofSne1 in
some cther kinds OF pigments
III WILL NOT TURN YELLOW
when exposed TO sHphugous mephitic erhAsuon, oi
sven vhfp shut I'D close room nor y n Affected Jy
pictures huag on waits coated with It As an OUTSIDE
PANT itlraanlS she changes OF weather letter tIIaf
an, other not being liable turn chalky OF % cTumos
md rnb of 1t may be worked with any color, or VITA
water and o. With yann instead OF o. thereby ElVDF
the jlisay celebrated porcelain finish ,,,> 49,, ro,
The Cosnpaay also uact0de bI4hCA AM COlr
ORD ZINC PAINTS, which are beyond question With
out ann eouel for roofs shs ohouses fencing
AID al i-oa or other metallic surfaces They are Ct pure
METALLIC OXIDES,
and ara unaffected by set water OF ctaf sIoosute isN
than siv oth,r pa-.ts WITHIN knowledge -
Iron apd ether metals do not Gdize wien coated win
hem and shsE sre remarkable Tor her hIe-pfoot prog
SKIES Desiers supplied Cd LIBERAL terms by
s. T. JOfsES 4 CO. Agents iH the company
OF II 80 psavsr-".. ~ Z.
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IRA NEW HULLED BUCK

4 'HELSEA MILLS, 2Ith-st.. betWeen
~ 9th and l0th-avs The subscribers having pleted
then arrangements for carrying the Milling business,
are prepared - furDIsh Fresh Ground Extra Flour.
Grsham Flour. Indian Meal Homny. Wheaton Grts.
Fanna and Buckwbeat Flour. They VIII also prepare
superior article u Corn Farna. being Of the best
partitions made for Iavads children Gran 70
Mill VII be Ground with dispatch CorE Oats and Feed
for sale. Orders sent 10 the Mil, the Depot No 10
Beekman- St. WI meet with afteaIlon.
For sale le-hsrse Engine and Boiler
nc lmTuTbSS MUNsoN s WILLIS.
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APERA and EYE GLASSES.-The

OPERA and EYE GLASSES.-The
~ extraordinary patronage our establishment receives
of the most Oculsts this city aud the Ma
tonal Observatory Washington, for the scientific man
ner which manufacture our Glasses and adapt them
the eye can the Dubic IN general
visit Optical Institute. No ilS Broadway second
door from Canast. To be htted with such Spectacles
Opera Glasses Telescopes, Microscopes, sc which VII,
give q clear light on the subject.
WALDSTEIN Beck Ell. Opticians,
ms I'm No. 4i8 Broadway
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nlnsieal.
Danrlng Schools.

HANGING CLASSES .-W. WHALE
- and DAUGHTER respectfully announce that Their
classes above commencing at Constitution Hall,
No. $50 Broadway at No 300 Eighth and at Gothic
Hall Brooklyn For particulars see circular to DO had
above Classes Tor beginners now forming alter
noon and evening. N The Extra Evening Class for
elder ladies' will commence at and continue until u
MO- lws
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DODWORTH'S NCING

-. ACADEMY, NO ii9 BROOME ST, NEAR
bhOADW Af-owIng to the crowded state Of the room,
Wednesdays and Saturdays IL has been deemed adVa
PIE 10 di'de the ciaAses. part meeting Mondays and
Thursdays For those wishing 10 thus Affords
an excellent opportunity. classes Will be
ranged, TO meet either Mondays aud Thursdays 90
Wednesdays aud Saturdays, al and fOr ladies' at f
young ladies' and Masters Classes for gentlemen
In the evenings of the DAYS class nj shortly
terms, circulars. avs
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VAN DEVENTER'S Premium steam
Manufactured OIL tSrE BLAcKlNG.. NnosAeI
Silver Medal awarded At the late az " zoe aerSAa
iIslrC and - considered ~ al ~no awe gFe' '
TRIAL as he best In the world. -.
Office ut the Drnc Store No 23l Washingtonst oeFeea
Barclay ard Robinson 50 Two SILVER MeaAi> anu ,u'
D.nnrAs frrrn The Arericsn Institute osl NV
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Ne 500 Rrtad~as. asr.t, Nlnlc...

4 STOUFEN d tO.-50 different
- rev patterns fGa, Chaneeler- Brackets Msniel
Iishts. SC, manufactured b. he,srs. CorB-.las Co..
FnlaoeiT a5a, "aflttsd the cheapest ia tins Cfy.
FRENCH CHINA
Dinner, Dessert And Tea Set. Toilette asd Ts5-A-Te.e
Sets. II our late importation
RICH CLOCKS. CANDELABRAs Bracke.s, C,-Scl
Lamps. sc If The la'est French st lss.
SOLAR CAMPHENE and Fluid Lamps IirarioieS
sc. spleus assortment Of rich Gas ale
BTookiJ Fhn' Glass Coupauy and orr
Nos SO and 90 Fsseys all A. very low price, ale
and re'al. MI I'm
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THE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED

at Gen Tsylors Head Quarters, No. 70 tuiton-st,
corner Of Gold p. l.. ROGERS, Conmssary General OF
the above vel known establishments, desires to acqaain
his patrons ana the public thai he prepared TO oeI
them assortment of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING
tmade OF superior materials and By experienced worssenl
a. wholesale and retail, cheaper and more varled IN
style than be found any other house in this city
The entire establishment under the supervision OF MI
SOUDEh woo Will specially attend TO the custom de-
panen, thereby guaranteeing perfsc fl TO all who pa
ronlze hin Remember. 10 Fultsl-st corner Gold-G.n
rayloris Head Quarters Mi lm'
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RIVAL Of DIR. c. w. ROBACK at

u y y
"a NEW-YOpK- The celebr sted Or W kOBACk,
II n Sweden Pr u AstToioey Astronomy PafenoI-
*, and Geomancy having ust arrived from Philadelphia,
the last four years ofes MS services H. TIL citizens
of New-York ansi ats vicinity. " RobacN being The
seventh The seventh and having made As,ro-
90, his exclusive stud, the early age Of Is en-
oys advantages derived from rayens and reflection max
aIe poSs. sssd by til country IN Europe and
being gifted hy aud having cultivated those
blessed e he prepared 10 aGap. them 10 the Follow
and imnet ate cons nnA ton of the pl!o"-
ing opics He be consulted with az his ONCE OF
By letter prepaid ana ne Is prepared - make use 81
hi, power any the following topics Business NJ AL
wee gwen for their successful accomplishments specu-
latps IN stocks merchandise real estate the recov-
erng of tgscles ssDte the purchasing OF uckets'
and the safety Of ships AZ sea He also has had tae
honor If receiving Gc5,e from the honorable John
BeruaGoite formerly Kug Of Sweden which II VIII give
him great showing - those no may favor hn
with cali he also ct.erS his respecting acsHh
wealth ard marriage love arS leurneys awsrlts. H.
cuv Ii fraud sickness aud Death past present
ard future and the concerns OF ie and lnYVes
an &c call who ATTIC ed orally mentally Terms
I aGes 50 Gems Gentlemen. 81 Natiylties caicu!aied
and re adj in full according the orac es and masculine
ted according 10 Geomsrcy for LADIES' s., IN fun = Gco-
emen So In fuu s. Persons At distance can have their
aatyitie drawn sending the date OF the DAY OF eu
birth All letters the above fee WI receive IN
mediate attention and natios viii be sent TO any part OF
the United states written durable paper Al letters
to C. W ROBACK. No White st. VIII be fensbusy
attended TO- If prepaid For particulars cali am ger
an Astrological Almanac gratis where certicaes can De
ne ~
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E'ANCY GOODS FOR THE HOLI-
Il DAYS "A LEGOUX s PARDESSUS NJ
S. MAIDEN LANE.
Offer to tns trade and % the Fine Arts then
large assortment Of fer furnishing and presents Of
tue latest ST. les comprising part Clocks OF every style
with reliable movements, Candsiabras ard CoIpss
match. Bronze CaGdlsstcks, Stauetts Gfoups Thermo-
Msters, lnkssnds, Annals, China Vases Ornaments.
Dinner Sets. Teie -atete Sets Work Odx and Glove
Boxes; Dressing and Liquor Cases and infinite yarey
OF assorted goods both staple and fancy such Perfume
~ OF all Kinds. Brushes Prayer Books Desks Port F0s
Opera Glasses, Fans, Charms. AccordeoBs Paintings,
Gmaes Bon-Bon Boxes, CoEbellles sc. ol3 NWsStJl
nLD JUNk.-A large quantity OF Old
~ Junk for sale cheap BY
SPOFFORD, TILESTON Co.
MIG w No IS 50 lth-s'-
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a ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in
= the best pa7srs other cInss and to~h. ~ ' ~
PALMER's Advertising Ageacy nlnxns BslG'sf ALP
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HOUS e for SALE. - Elizabethean
Gothic Co,,.s and Stable, situated IN Cnioa- av,
With no lets ef Groun,t X the most dc s.vasls
leaces and loo atoms BrcoSlyn. far v ,
az q GILBERT. No slt f,AsA nn S,InTaSS
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w GILBERT e. CO.'S EOLlAN
u ePLANOFORTE5.-HORAC WATERS has the
exclusive sale aRd agency OF Gilbert Co g Piano
Fores with cad without the much admired Eoian. ior
New snd vicinity Warehouse Nos 333 and AL Broad
way, wnefe extensive be found veYy
low prices Pianos to rent Foar rosewood Eolan Pianos
to rent, OF 333 Broadway HORACE WATERS
oi3 DxWH
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Schools.

NLLE. RABATEL respectfully in.
lfh forms her friends and the public that she has opeuei
hey FRfNGH SCHOOL or the instruction of young chi.
den at No 65 Frankh St. and she continues also 70 give
PRIV ATE LESSONS. MI ste
TARRYTOWN INSTITUTED So.
Il ect Boarding School for Boys. AT Tarytown. N Y.
The Winter Term of this Institution Will commence the
irst Monday in November Circulars containing terms.
references &c. with a OF the Institute taken IRON
n. spot on which Major Andre captured be OBJ
tanned nj SHEPARDS Book store, No l52 Fulton st. and
al T. II WILCOX, U. D. School Agency, No. 29j Broad
way, on by addressing -
si3STuSThtf A. NEWMAN. Principal.
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NIrIIJNC and SECURING SOAPS

NULLING and SECURING SOAPS-
Il For WOODEN Manufacturers, OF a superior quality,
end Al very low prices made by the subscriber and de-
yered free of charge any Of The vessel landings or rail
road depois IN this and the New England States The Soap
warranted as good the best In market or no sale Or
ers respectfal solicited, and viii be promptly attended
10. JAMES HARNESS. Schenectady, Ne~-fors
~ These Soaps are used by large number Of
Mills in NsxYork Massachusetts CONNECTICUT and Rhods
Island sic 3mTnfhzSs
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n0OTS SHOES AND CATERS al

Bthe following prces VIZ Ladies Caters az and 10
shilhpgs Gents Rubbers at 5, aud Is Mems strong
Shoes PRIME Boys strong Shoes as doubleso gents
Cali Boots 50 SO Ladies fine KID Slips and IS gents
fine Patent Leather Shoes and Caters AZ less prce than
elsewhere, at H. MANN SONS, No. $50 Grara-s;.
ole 3mTuTh&Ss