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Danrins Schools.
a LIEN DODWORTH'S PRIVATE

a LIEN DODWORTH'S PRIVATE
s,o.arANClNG ACADEMY, No. 4aS Roomc ~ near
vSo~y THIS es,aohshneut will Open for the ems ins
~" En % NONDAl, &C, s
o.hs,sssoi imon-Clas>es Mondays aud rhursdays.
ne' classes Wednesdays and SATURDAYS IA the after
i or issies and Chilereu and the evening for Gem
py,s, NECESSARY, pupils attend four times week
elAssss ~ s'F UNIV WHO" n"s """iNV" W
N,.1 ea,Ay Sorees cou6aed entirely 10 the Pupils.
n 'as t soaIees svr Children and hen Parents
uoh 10 AL The dances of trmer seasons the
two s W. oe instructed IN the Gorfza and rempete--
Al III ata beauIfnl dances recently Introduced
srr,n. court balls o. England and France: and
esses',hee.s nave also been made by which any new
Will ina, may nc introduced either IN LOudoa oy Pars.
ar immediately received AZ this academy.
can SsSwwths VnadTlile Dances useful little work
Pc, 80 a&u ana uiOusly al The academy
..oas cesirous 81 becoming yuuiiS "a u peaSs max c
classes IN Viuef u iaeiAtate ne formation ei
p.Ntns, Sc.. see cifcG,arx
- 80 classes, sead, uaes OF families attended to-
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CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL

SCHOOL No. "a 6th-av., New-York City, near Wash
pgton- square between West Washington place and Gin
ton This institution commences Its seventh year on
Monday LIST of Sept 1891. -,
III instruction is impaired by i've teachers who have
received collegiate education and have each hao upwards
nj ffteen wears experience IN their proiesslon
With confidence, therefore, we respectfully invite pa
rants VII desire To have their thoroughly taught IN
The elements of sound and liberal education preparatory
Ia their entering business college or the military academy,
70 form am acquaintance with this school. 1900
Catalogue be obtained at the following hoek stores
In Tins civ VIZ Messrs G.. p Putnam No l33 Broad
WAY: ID Appleton Co, No. 200 Broadway; {. 5 Fran
chs Il Co No 252 Broadway Robt Carriers Brothers,
No PAS broadway Roe Lockwood Son, No. ~ Broad
way; Henry Kernot No. 6S3 Broadway g. H. Miller
No 645 Broadway Arson ID Randolph No. tos Broad
vay and Samuel Raynor No. 76 Bewery.
90 ~ STEPHEN J. SEDGWICk, Principal
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HENRY WELLS and his Sister, MA

j DAME H. GIAVELLI, have opened Their Acadamy
for DANCING and hea,thfui exercises at the STUYVE-
SAINT INSTITUTE, No. 659 Broadway. Glasses are now
forming Tuition will commence on the LIST OF October H.
Wells and Sister have passed several years IN study
ing their profession the Royal Academy and at the best
schools for private dancing The system by which they
propose teach entirely and adapted Tor the pro-
motion of health also for the requirement OF graceful
action and department Apply daily at the above address,
from II o'clock until2 sIoi
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and FRENCH Ian

IVU CIAGE-IessOns OF Algebra. Geometry, DnieTe!i-
hal and Integral Calculus, by French Gentleman VINO
has devoted some years To the study OF Mathematics ia
me hest Universities of Europe lie would also take
few pupils 10 instruct them IN the French language
=, m' "'o"'i $50 A.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.

y
Il PANY-Only Through Line Tor SAN FRANCISCO,
via CHAGRES direct fare reduced On MONDAY, Oct
49, M The splendid ouhe-e ste amshp OHIO,
3,Oco tuns burden J Fnday Schenck. Commanded vii
sail on MONDAY October g. az O'Clock NJ precisely.
from her per the foot OF Warren North River with
the Government Mails direct for Chaeres connecting
with the L. y Mail steamship OREGON. 70 sail
without any delay for san Francisco arrival OF the pas
ssnesrs and mails at Panama -
FOR passage freight apply the once Nce ne -
sOuthsi at III Wsst-st. WNrren-st. ot TIL
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EDW'DK COLIfNs& co SO Wall-S NYork,
BROWN, SHIPLEY y co, Liverpool. .
Z q ROBERTS CO, IL Kings Arms fard'
London.
L. DRAPER, Jr &c Rue Notre Dame DIES victories
Tie Of these ships Will not he accountable i< gold
silver bullion specie Jewey, precious stones or metals
hills Of fading signed therefor, and the value
thereof therein eIpressed.
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DPOWN,S ESSENCE of JAMAICA

NkON y - CsiSSI->oC VI '-h'h-h ~
Id GINGFR-Th.s IS a remedy which IS at all times
beneficial but this when affections OF the Sto
ach and Bowels common no ndivldual OF iaiaiIy
should be without Il, 1t relief III Choc and foI pre-
onory SYMPTOMS Cholera and Darhea sale ana
innoce remedy and recognized and prescribed oy the
medical faculty -,
upon prepared solely from pure Jamaica Ginger should ne
particular 10 ask for Browns Essence OF Jamaica Gin,
ger WHICH is warranted be what It represented and
Is prepsred only by FREDERICK BROWN, and icr sais
at the Drug and Chemical Store northeast corner oil h
pad Chesnut-st.. PHILADELPHIA >, " -
Also f,s sale IN New-lork. al wholesale ny IL l.
CHAPMAN. No - Fulton 81 Rushton. Clark % NO
ll0 Broadway. No 10 Aston House, and No ~ irving
House John Milhsu, No. lS3 Broadway + Z Welis
Co, No 2S7 Sth / COddington Nos Ilo b!oso"S
sos Hudson ST. Thomas Maxwell. No. 81 uuah-st
and by all the respectabs Druggists and Apothec ares IN
the United States. IS lm'
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Of REPAIRS a

DEPARMTMENT OF REPAIRS and
i SUPPLIES. Oct l. lSjL-I 10 maAuitctufsfs VI Rose
I'D Will he n 80 the Office II the Com
nis,lonsr Of Repair and snpelies easement No west
eld of new CIV Hall uuill MOND kY, Oct H. 1851. NJ 10
c'r.rk VI ~ vhicb fin they viii be publicly opened
~ f,rphg zoo FEET Hose for the Fire Department.
sample Hose required ara az inoTmaflon an regard
t. f. u. partDeB No q lzabeth-st Blank estimates
can d. - a either 81 the above named offices
Ia. IomulesloIry eryss the night % feJectnS
ali fte estimates, 4 desIle3fs fer The Iatefss OF the
80. -',.r WM. ASAM5,
-, Commissioners VI Repairs and Supplies
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1tlc0ical.

NOR THE PILES.-Dr. UPHAM'S
IL ELECTU AIRY AN Internal remedy Is certain cure
fr that distressing and dangerous complaint. the Piles
For st me of the astonishing cures record see am
hle;s to be had gratis Of the proprietor Once 100 Bow
ery wheIe the medicine be obraBed Remeinner 40
Bower doors above Spring St also, At 100 Chambers
II and by Mrs Hays. lis Fulion-st Brooklyn
s29inMWSFh
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.DCEWORTH COMPANY.-At a

EDGEWORTH COMPANY.-At =
II e,ec,sI Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Edge
worth Company held Sept ~ inst was voted 70 lay a
.s..nep, ri two dolars each share payable BE-
s lie I.t Of and that the transfer books DO
closed from the h Of September 70 the th Of October
Also that the value OF TIE stock be liked and hnted
.sv.n dollars and that farher shall hese-
A' sso to5s Ms Parker. CLERK.
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COLLEGIATE INSTI-

IL TUTE Chestnut Grove, Clifton. Staten Island, Rev
T lowell. A. NJ, +. c. d., Pnncipal-ln tins Schooi,
lone moved known establishment IN which the
nnnls receive sound education of the first order IN Gas
~ French Spanish and German. Mathematics, Enghsh,
"nmencing with the first rudments Drawing IN On and
Wser Colors and the untTng OF the Principal las
ed by Of high character and tired experience
In order maintain the reputation which the
School mas All aimed Tn exocler de Cayaere Aaclen
Ssve de Baucher Pans charge des lecons equaton
Do voge de gnase and descreme Tous les eeyes sans
srcepon peiOut les eXercces milItaues The Pnacipai
can he seen in the Office Of Messrs Seaman MUIR. No
i Broadway on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and Saturdays du-
mig this month Term commences Nov. |. Prospectuses
=. the pLBclpal book stores s3Vi
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steamboats, an0 Railroads.
Tf1f
q All persons are forbid trusting the above boat on the
account OF the owners oil 49,

EOR HARTFORD.-Ch of Days.
steamer HERO Captain J n King will leave from East
RIyeI steamboat place Peek SLIP every SESDAf
o'clock For further of the Captain on
board or OF SAXTON & WEBB. No. liz South-st. iy7
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n.CTFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMShlI I'm,
pANy-oNLY THROUGH LINE F ,lI,,c sAT
FRANCIsCo via CHAGREs direct ~ sD
-, cti rLoKEE soo tuns. Henry " ilaif 81, aihdrr
vii .a ~ 1t FSDAY, Octooer y a. o IeSf VI pee
VIZ 81 s ~, neT AZ the foot Of Wanens North RIVER
r. 90 freight apply at the Office 81 and s. South
9, or - IN Wess-ss .eorIsI warren oIH
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PLANKETS-4OO packages, embracing
every description ramsly MACK NAV, Negro. Steam.
boat Crib Saddlers' Coaung and super rbbonbound o.
All sues Ia. saeky NESMIrH CO..
au30 No 50 Rroad-st and 30 Ss~ -.
EUNNY CLOTHED bales of Cal
~ cutta GUNNY CLOTH for sale by
sPOFFORD. TILESrON co.
civ M Is Sonth-St.
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ING ACADEMY-H. MEYEN respectfully IN
forms his patrons and the public that ne Will reopen ms
Academy On THURSDAY, October 2, at No. GOO Broad
way near Houstonst He Will likewise reopen his classes
at the Shakspere Hotel, No 242 William st, on SAIUh
DAY October 70 teach the elegant accomplishment oi
dancing in ali its branches Mr. NJ Will introduce several
new dances which he has received by hls correspondents
at PARIS and London For further particulars call AT ms
residence No I Houston from 10 TIL o'clock or at
the Shak spere Hotel from till o'clock NJ ST Iw'
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

~ Observation-Disclosures Of the hours of the morning
Passenger Trans on and after October l. l85lThs Road
extends from ELIZABETHPORT IS miles to the WHITE
HOUSE n j. reducing the staging between the terihl-
mos Of the Road and EAsTON 30 25 miles.
No North River and connects with trans on the New
land-St
TRAINS UP-Leave NewYOrk by steamboat Red Jack
o. pier No North River, at 81 NJ passengers ]. M
freight and p M passenger; and 0y Railroad iooS
OF Cortland st, az ga NJ. and and 1t y. NJ
Trains White House and following places for New
York follows
White House at 81 A. M Freight at 10 A. NJ Psssea-
Somervle at 30 A. NJ Freight at 35 A. NJ; Passenger
at205PM 80 n
Bound Brock alta so A. NJ; Freight at 8 IS A NJ; Pas
senger at 2 Is p. VI. ,.,
PInfeld at 20 A. NJ; Freight at Oj A. NJ Passenger
Westfeid at 50 NJ; Freight at 20 A NJ; Passenger
a,250P NJ. n
Ehzabethtown at IS A NJ; Freight at 10 IS A. NJ Pas
Elzabethpsrt at A. NJ Freight at II A. ~; Passenger
at33OPM ., -. ,.u.
SEINE re for Pespack Lesser Cross Roads and Puc
STAGES Will be IN readiness on the arrival OF the NJ
tram from the White House to convey psss.n,
gers to Eas:on, Wkesbarre, Bethlehem Allentown ana
Mauch Chunk Penn, and to Clinton, Femnston Lebanon
Milford and Bevidere, NJ. ,., l.,
NB-Ail BAGGAGE at the risk Of the owners until de-
hyeed INTO the actual possession OF the Agents OF the So
pany and checks or receipts gwen therefor m'IH
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financial.

NEW YORK Sept. %, 1851
DAClFIC BANk.-An Election for Di-
r,crors of this Institution vii bs held NJ the Banking
House No l6l Broadway. tt ESDAY oct. a. between
the hours Of u NJ and y VI Per order OF the Board.
>27tOil J. CAMPBELL, Jr, Cashier.
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MuARsH,s COURSE OF BOOK

VI KEEPING-This the latest and most beautiful
worb ever published contains complete set OF Account
Books, Accounts Current Account Sales, &c all printed
colos and black with examples of mer-
camille calculations; the whole fully elucidaled IN iOe
pages Of familiar instructions applied directly to the trans
and entries and Will he found the most complete
and instructive work ever published book keeping 22e
pages price 81 25 bound For sale at the Authors
Counting room for the Study and Practice m Book Keeping
no 800 Broadway corner Duane st, I'd floor. This Work
IL published the style In the Spanish LANGUAGE
81 80 81 I'm
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NOTES of the UNION BANK, Dover,
IVBELyIDERE BANK, 81 SSEX BANK, and WAN
TAGE BANK. are bought usual at per cent discount
MOREORD 4 ERMELYE
~ i've Under Merchants Exchange Bank
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~ RIM teacher and translator OF SAID language, contn-
pes give lessons heretofore either at hs own or at the
residence OF pupils Best OF references gwen Apply at
his residence No Al Fh-st near 2dav or to Mr Schar-
Aenhero No aga Broadway s22 ims
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DEV. b. R. HALL, DID,, Of Rose Hill
~ Institute, Newburgh, Orange Co N. Y. receives
few BOYS AZ BOARDING SCHOLARS. Circulars seat
10 order and reference gwen If required.
snIq III Nov lkXtOctl
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STEAM COMMUNICATION betwee

STEAM COMMUNICATION between
~ NETWORK and GLASGOW.-The Glasgow and
New-YOrk steamship Companys powerful new Steamship
GLASGOW. 1850 tuns and 400 horse power) n stewart
fae M the Cunard seamers Commander appointed 70
sail from New York direct for Glasgow on SATURDAY
the nth Of October next, at y o'clock. noon.
PASSAGE MONEY
First Cabin, stewards fee included 500 o.
Second Cabin stewards fee included J. 800 % 70.
Freight If Specie per cent
No Storage Passengers taken.
These rates include proyisoss but not wines or liquors.
which will be supplied board at moderate prices Car
res a Surgeon.
The NEW-YORK, 2.t0O tuns, and $50 horsepower, "a
consort 70 the Glasgow will be on the station early next
SprInc For freight OF passage, apply 70
n J McSYMON. No. 80 Broadway.
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FEMALE SEMiNARY-Re-

ssy,s pupals Of sny and at any time, aud favors
sh gysry desirable facility for obtaining th0rolgh
then Nns,rrhsbed education. Terms reasonable. For
ahd sess Of location and completeness arrangements
uon probably unsurpassed and being on me
i,fa margin Of the Connecticut River, near tne sea-
sea.v If access by NewYo<k and Hartford daIly
As minor consideration we would ADA that
,sschers and pupils are furnished al moderate chdIge
~ the stable Of the Seminary, with well traHen -auo
Pc for Young ladies use Circulars Containing view
~ ,bs SEMINAR Buildings references &c can De hu OF
x.v,e ,os, au23 3mMW&F
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TIME NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-fhe ships

comprising ths line are the -
ATLANTIC, Capt. West, PACIElC, capt Nye, =,
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce, BALTIC. Capt Comstock,
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton
shps built by contract, expressly for
covsrnment service Eyery care has been taken IN their
construction, also IN then Engines 70 insure Strength
and speed and their accommodations for passengers are
uneaualed for elegance comfort Pnce OF passage nom
NewYork TO Liverpool $50 exclusive use OF extra SIZE
sts,e rooms says: from Liverpool to NewYork, E35 An
experienced surgeon attached to each ship No berth can
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RICHARDSON BROTHERS co. Liverpool.
PATRICK HENDERSON co. Glasgow yN

no skill or expense spared strength speed and
comfort They are IN every respect irst-cass steamers
1t is very important that shippers should send their Dis
of adng hy the steamers they leave New Orleans ON
their return about the tune the u s. Mail arrives out
For freight OF passage, apply as follows:
For steamer UNION, to
SPOFFORD TILESTON co No. 48Soufh-st
For steamer WINFIELD SCOTT, to
DAVIS BROOKS 4 co, No. % Bea,cr-st
In order To meet the wishes of shippers the proa5tos
have decided TO reduce the rate of freight measurements
,ooJs 20 TtIIRTY CENTS ner cubic foot aul3
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OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL LIS. Co.
No. % wall-st.. Ncw-York, Sept 70, 1851
NOTICE is hereby given, that FIFTY
' PER CENT of the scrp OF this COMPANY issued On
IN. day of Mag 1850 Will be paid to the holders there
OIL their legal representatives and amer the 18th day
OF November next and that thereon shall
from tina, date. CHAS. NEwCOMB, Secretary.
az IN
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INSTITUTE for YOUNG GENTLE

MEN-ln this Institution the course Of study Will IN
eiude the following branches without extra charge Eng
nsh French Spanish Latin, Greek. Mathematics History,
Seography Chemistry and Astronomy The principal. MI
SEkGNES, already known as Professor IN the principal
institutions New York The best references &c
me new experiment the rotation of the earth may be
NJ. leo Ess, l0;h-.t SO lms
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SCHOOL for ENGINEERS, $50 HOus-
~ ton-st N Y-Mr. VICTOR BEAUMONT, Civil
Engineer graduate from EcOle Centrale des Arts ct
Manufactures" of Pans Will open the st of SepembeY
next course Of lessons IN the French and Enghsh
languages in all the branches theoretc Al and practical,
connected with Civil Engineering For details and refer
Icnc "a apply at the School. auii
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cEARING,S PRIVATE DANCING

- and WALTZiNG ACADEMY. az No D Bohl' >,
il omen every da Glasses 10 suit the cnyenence o all
go i'''' ' ~ % ms
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INTEREST NOTICE.-The Interest

Coupons falling due the lat Of October on the City
Of Columbus per cent Bonds issued TO the Columbus and
Xena Railroad Company CITY Of Cleveland per cent
Bonds, issued TO Cleveland Columbus and Cnoinna kai-
road Company; Marion County and Shelby County Ono
per Bonds issued To BeefontaDe and Indiana Rail
road Company will be paid aud after thai date at the
office Of WINSLOW, LANIER co,
s27lw No 50 Wall-x.
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

" Prof y A JOHNSON. Rector The first quarter
II the Academic year begins the 9th nj September The
JUNIOR and senior branches of the English depr ment and
the Classical and Mathematical department, offer COM
lee of studies neRded 10 prepare pupils Tor the
counting. room the University Circulars may be Oh
tanned at the University Washington square, and al the
bookstores Of CHARLES s FRANCIS, No.2a2 Broadway;
loE, LOCKWOOD son. Brosdwsy, and SAMoE al
AYNOR IL Bowery GEORGE s. PARKER,
auaO Pm Principal.
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THE ADVERTISER is an accom-
III hsheo Greek and Latin Scholar speaks French
,hxasu Ne ponuncistion can teach Fallan, and IS
.vesnH sfoondedm Elementary Mathematics, has had
,,ece as Tuto,, ana is provided with satisfactory
nsnas As 10 ability aud scQnI ements He would be
is.ss 70 ave Evening Lessons ANY 81 the above
hssaases OF IN the Science mentioned. Gentlemen of
sas,e wlStng 70 renew their classical learning,
Mould snd the advertiser usef person to read With Ad
''oss ihlIA, Tribune Otce % lws
TClIlON.-A gentleman lately arrived
n nom Europe and duly qualified having few hour,
es.n dst snoccnpied. wishes 10 with some pupils
heee instruction IN the Classical Mathematical aud
e"h tosises. Address T.. A l. Battery Hotel % lie
INSTRUCTION. A graduate of an
Eastern University. Of hfeen years experience IN
a. VIII GIVE instruction in School or private tn
Sni IN me branches of liberal education. Address c..
si"uae once. S23 lms
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@opTIANnT INSTITUTE--A Sc

EORIL ~, ~ o.. :. pssk.kir, N v
'ars ray he obtained al the Book store OF Mason
CucuSo "a Park-how. opposite the Astor Horse OF Dy
Law, ~ The Principals, Rev. GEO PH1PPEN and A.
sddrsssssnnt5 s22 2mMWF.
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LNRENCH and MATHEMATlCS.-A

Professor the above branches wishes TO occupy his
evenings giving instruction. to private pups Refer
snce and inquiry be made of Mr.. X. PEUGNEI No.
n Rank st sill lns
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MRS. STAN HOYT'S BOARDING.

VA SCHOOL for BOYS. at DANBURT, Conn-The
Winter term tins school Will commence the first Tuesday
IA Noyenber The Puncipal, T. c. SEARS, may he seen
Earses Hotel. Park Row Mrs iioyt at No. Great
Ines ~ any time during the week u2 Ste
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TO POSTMASTERS.
POST OFFICE STAMPS.

THE advertiser, Postmaster at Pleasant Grove,
Allegheny county, Maryland. j. the first
person in the United States who conceived ard
undertook extensively 10 publish the idea Of fur.
nshing all post Offices in the country With cheap
stamps. All stamps made by him are warranted
cqual superior TO any other that can be procured
for the same price, and whenever any are sen, out
in any manner defective or unsatisfactory ,iupli.
Gates will be forwarded, on notice. without extra
charge. All who order a set Of stamps, with a FIJI
set Of Changes for dates, at only 50. (for thirty
pieces,l shall be kept in stamps d fbi;am. Full
sets with one change 81.
These stamps ave neatly made with turned
handles and screw same style as the regular
government r. D. stamps-duralle, efficient anil
warranted: Price one TO two dollars only. and
special authority to send by mail free.
Address" Post Master. Pleasant Grove. Ale.
ghany county. Maryland.
U Any editor publishing the above with this
note) three times. aud sending copy Of The pa.
cr' shall receive credit Of Eve dollars on letter
Or len dollar proof rress-os il preferred. wood
engraving DC an engraved newspaper head; pf the
aho'e valle. viii be tnw fia. =
February ~. IL se
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We neea freak. We are poor. Nc acknow
lelsc i. though IL Ne crime. ne cannot heb
/. il. AMI ne have no other dependence ior Lv
!. ing Than sur labors IA this rslerpfiss."
We clip the above from the warrnion New.
neatly pfialrd AMI very clever Democratic pa
pa. ID fams pan Of an appeal % ils suhseri
b.r 10 aid in extending ils circulation. sn1
% bHfs~rrs' 10 become suhsciibcn--bosh o.
wa:ei ~s hope win he attended 10 BY thoss sd
dressed Our object. however. in making thu
euo,a,ion. l. 10 enter our protest agsinss the ssn.
tensc. which s.rms to imply thar psserfy 10 q
crime. lhousi we presume the editar did not SO
in'enL Tas ssasenes 10 Improperly painted
We s,32sse they m,in, simply 10 rhuke, by
their can H. the opinion 90 prevalent in the world
Give my jalyr BY Jhs actions Of men, Tint u
10 crime 20 aekaowisdg. our poverty. Our
nsshhn z. expressed our sentiments on this
si5.a exactly. when he sid. Poverty is no
disgnc e. hu, 10 10 pery iaroaprnisaf."
We might make quosaiion from another part
Of the article Cor m,re s~l6ss purpose. We
hive miny readers who are not rs5suib9s. yet
Who arc well able to pay fr newspaper. They
conc under the mans Of borrowers. We eanns,
Of course say how large this class is and IL thry
would e,ch assist poor neighbor to pay u2 his
subscription. there might not he much esuse Of
complaint any where. But IS We hare reason TO
think this Il not the ease, We quote The eonclud.
in, sentence Of the article Of our waren.on
friends, as gentle admoniiion--- Now we psi.
,icularly invite those who borrow the paper to
come and subscribe far Il. and then they can
: certainly reid il Nth better eoasienee."