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NJ stssst and Broadway. New York. spsn % Che
IuAhs sentAio enc ssaerse md fity cns frrniAAsd
E WI Be hsps Tho AmsriAaa and hropssq 1nA seIn-
Ma ana tho propristors Acterlned TIA aka M
snoat No Sssffsaais hcssaa n shs w02
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Havana Taken J

Havana Takeny
Would you take Havana now,
And all it's population
Shedding not . drop OF blood
In the operation
just send ROOT, he'll do the Job,
For though the Spaniards hate Us,
He can take them, every one,
With his apparatua.
ROOTS Daguerrean Gallery, 1868 Broadway
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Mails for California.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERA

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
THE S'eamhp Illinois, Capt Hartsten will leave this
port This afternoon The malls for tho Pacific win close
At one O'Clock The WEEKLY HrRA-D, for Q alifsrnis
viii be published ut ten o clock this morning
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THE MILITARY.

ATA MEETING OF THE WAYNE GUARDS, HELD
upon their return from their Wit to Newburg Thurs
DAY Sept 10 s52 committee Of three was appointed to
draw resolutions expressive the sentiments Of the
pany, of which the following is copy
Resolved That the company tender their sincere thanks
for the kindness and attention paid them by mine host
of the Orange Hotel NJ r. td during their stay there.
Resolved That the thanks OF the company be rendered
Mr. b. Van Mort for the COLLATION. given Wednesday
evening; Also to Capt. Robinson for HIS kindness
tending 20 the Inequalities of his house, and Mr.
Reeves and other citizens for their poteness in
through the town
Resolved That the thanks of the company DO tsndeo
Messrs Varok, Yandetbeek and Miller Tour judges and
Aes Tawst and West for the elegant prizes presented
each.
Resolved That the thanks Of the company be rendered
invited guests Messrs Fowler Fulmer Dickinson Han-
cock and Seward for the interest they have taken
welfare.
Resolved That the thanks Of the company be rendered to
Wayne Chapter o. u A., for the beautiful sct OF guide
colors presented by them.
Resolved That the thanks Of the company be rendered
the ladies Of the house, Washington for
their polite attention to in escortng through the
house.
Resolved That the thanks Of the company be rendered
Schiebes Band for the delightful music which they dis
courscd to during the excursion.
Resolved, That copy OF the resolutions be pLbshea IN
the New York Herald
81 ~ IassESHssssssz,nrR, ce~nis,...
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FAST AT CHARLEsToN-YELL0w FEVER.
:. BALTIMORE Sept 10 1852.
The mail is through efrom New Orleans but contains
OF interest.
Three deats by yellow fever occurred at Charleston
Thursday. Friday observed day of humiliation
and praye in that city. Business suspended
religious services took place In all the churches.
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position OF Imported Velvet and Cloth Cloaks Man
tilas, Comprising everything new and fashonablel will
take place ednesday, I'D inst his 81
nal street. south side Broadway treat prom
ised to the lovers OF fashion and economy
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Death OF the Patent Bridge Man.
From The SOutl,.

DFkIN6FTELUi Etps TT IoOl
Mr. VIM. Howe, the celebrated patent bridge man,
died last night ut his residence in Springfield.
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Madame sontag at Brady,s..-This
Paris Cloaks aud Mant,Iias..-<s. Brod

vailed Queen Of Song visited BRADYS National Gallery
Monday last and added her portrait TO his
collection of eminent persons exhibition No. 2o
Broadway of Fulton street.
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Holmes Dnguerrcotypc Rooms, No. q

Broaway are visited daily BY the Cen and The people
Not less than twenty thousand pictures have been sold
the public in five years For the superiority
of art, the American Institute his awarded two spsndi
premium medals and for general asfation thess peturs
not exCullcd.
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evssrns covpr-erxolAL flnr Mos. 10, w. q. n,
CO. Is, -, 20 e. 81 ~, SO, u, -, 2 "a
CsnMor PLyAa-Eos 1o7, III, l2o 10 No. AGA ke4 AeA
y57. lao 20 100
evpsrny CcraY--CmouIr--Nos $751; $50 1zt 90 r.
loh 81, ia NAt2A $40 "a ~ 90, w,
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Naval intelligence.
ghs IN y. 9. steamer Psvhssen arrived at tAts pGt
yesterday, from Norfolk.
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sp Yorktown direct from the disery invoice of this
celebrated Gin For gale by the puneheon smaller
titles, and in bottles, IL required, by
LDMUND q. CHARLES, Park place.
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BEcKEL opticians l5 Broadway have inst received their
Opera Glasses Of and superior glasses
expressly made for the concerts Of that
t Our friends already know, and strangers
fully invited to inform themselves that best Ter
the Improvement Of vision.
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increasing in favor among the shoemaker sadder
others the sewing professions the great labor
saving machine about which much has been said Prn
cipal office, 25S Broadway
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GENERAL SCOTT ON THE STUNT in the desperate
condition Of whg prospects in the Presidential con-
test the leaders have been coerced last resource
dsspste the apathy Of the party, to call upon their
hero and candidate to take the stump They brought
him first to West Point; but they had no opportunity
to draw him out here. Then We find them taking
him to Pittsburg, where he mounts the stump, and
delivers two speeches in the same day. One ofthose
orations was entirely military, and addressed to the
regulars, militia and Independent companies The
military idea il the one grand and predominating
trait of General SCOTS mind; and most probably, if
We had the particulars Of this speech, should find
it to be very much like the address of Alexander the
Great to the Macedonans before he marched against
Darius of Julius Caesar to the Roman legions. be-
fore he sverthrew the Gauls I; Of Cromwell, before
he hacked up the Csvcnanters; or Of Napoleon,
previous to that splendid campaign, when he de-
ssendsd like an avalanche upon Italy.
II is quite novel idea for Presidential csndi-
date to take the stump but believe ii is the last
desperate cast Of the die Of the wing party. 1t is
their drner resort in the disasters which to be
socumulating around them At Pittsburg, there
fore, General Scott commenced his new campaign.
Whether he viii be conqueror in It, or not, We
not tell. From thence he goes West to Cleveland,
and carries all before him to the banks Of the Mis-
sisippi and over the Rocky Mountains. Az to the
period Of his return we have certain information.
Whether the other Presidential candidates. General
Pierce, of the democracy, or Senator hale, of tho
free soilsrs-wil initiate the example Of the whig
candidate, yet remains TO be seen We shall probably
Learn all absst il In few days.
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OPnurG OF THE FAsWo0ABLn SEAs0E.-Asdans
Sontsgs great concert this evening, introduces the
fashionable winter season Of 1928. All sfthe up
per siases Of society who had bsea rSsisatins
during the summer in Saratoga, Newport. md tho
othcr fashionable Watering places, are now sonocn-
tratsd in Ne2 York, and providing up the magnificent
hotels Of the dty. They have been, for ssme days
past, preparing themselves for this birthday Of the
new eeason Of fashion, and have been over-taxing
the energies Of the millineu and aodistes, and dry
goods men, TO give great Aciat to the OCCASION.
Beautiful women from the South, West, Nsrth. and
| East, have been for the last few weeks lending
| On air a increased elegance, refinement sad
tHxte, 10 society here, prsGsstinstiAg their de-
parture anti after the grand cvont Of Madame
soStsg Hrst concert shall have takon place. Tbis
therefore, viii be ns.ablc night in he kAshioaasIe
annals Of New York. The fashionable people fron
al parts IL the country viii songrsgate In Metro-
polisan Eal. IN all the splendoY that wealth end art
san command, and The sscaaion win, in all rkeTi-
hood, dictsts the ESs Vi he whole HssVs.
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TIRE CELEBRATRD PRiHA DONNA AND PROFITS
In Singing, ssbora Eliza vAleHtini teAnhss sing
ing piano. thorough has and accompaniment Bhe can DO
house. 81 Foartb street, Aerecr nom
10 O'clock M TN o'o,sck = NJ She wcndsrsny suos
winter fovr prosesstos supns Of Abe mes romaskaAe
voiss and talent.
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win be found at the Of the Company No.
l2 Chatham street between Pearl and Roosevelt Streets
the Oldest tea establishment in the city, We our
readers that they better here than either
At Wholesale or retail They have branch stores.
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The Greatest Pain Relievcr or the Age II
the back, breast and limbs II has equal Sold ~ $50
81 Bowery and Grand street, Brooklyn by Mrs. Hays
ITO Fulton street. and other druggists Price 20 cents
Wigs and TOupeos.-BatchelOr'sN New Style
OF wigs she imitation Of nature
invented Those wanting very superior article shoud
call 1t BATCHELORS celebrated wig Factory, Ne. Wall
street. whore be found tho largest assortment
In the city. Copy tho address
Hair Dyc.-Bateheior's Celebrated Liquid
Hair bye IL the yet colorng the hair
whiskers the Ia applied Tho wonderful and
certainty with which this favoe and old established Hair
Dye performs 10 astonishing IL 10 for SALE applied ~
BATCuELOhS Wig Factory. No. Wall stroet. Copy the
address. a
The Name OF Crfstadoro IL a Guaranty for
the gen of whatever he endorses His Liquid Hair
Dyehas created hair colorng IL fixes any de-
tint in the substance Of the hair in Ave minutes and
at revalixes the hhres Sold Wholesale
retail and applied at Cristadoros wig and scalp establish
ment, o Astor House.
AS sure as effect follows cause, Will
gray hair he changed It's former color by tho Of
DAVIS Rahyene This celebrated preparation upon
the of the hair in such
erection nutritiye and eolorng principle Price fifty
cents per bottle warranted For sale at the general depot
3g6 1872 broadway 20 Washington street.
s2 Hudson street. l29 Bowery, ~ Barclay street, New
Yark; 7G Fulton street Lao Atlantic street Brooklyn
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bsors to this Fair have their Business Cards printed
cheaper and better A. the Congress Card Factory 5
street than elsewhere in the city in Of the
Factory making their stock $4,000 worth Of superb
Playing Cards hand and for sale cheaper than
CHASED % any other FACTORY. A.
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sortment.-Evcry article sold 70 Iuarantsod In ever
respect deviation from market prices we'll made good
exclusively all ares and all descrp for and boys
Purchasers invited 20 call at the Broadway fshonsb
clothing emporium of ALFRED NUNR0E CO., No. A
Broadway. Between Howard and Grand streets.
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DRY GOODS

s--~-~~~~>~~~~|~~e-~
USyNR INDIA sHAwLS.-hN INVOICE RECEIVED
th day In value FROM three eight hundred
dollars each. imported among which sose Of The
neat beautiful ever exhibited In ehs city. -
THrASY CUTTING, sal Brosdway.
NEW STYLES cL0AKB AND MANTILLAe ON
IN Wednesday ssptsUbsr inth shall exhibit Cur s
tyise Co&hn hantuAA &C. sirctcd IN Paris
sSr sty TRADE Also addition 10 importAsiona
We have Just received N score good assortment Of hno
offered small edvssss Our retail stock Of ane eoodg
fully equals IN variety does surpass The
city. TIFfANY CUTTING, Szi brosdway.
vI,ITUs & CORNELL. MANUFACTURERS OF TIN
4 Toys, q every .shs;ys fancy jepsaned TIN wase
q pressed oGss and sample ROOM ~ John ssreet
NAsaaa street.
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Plaid for retorAg preserving and ssonins tae Hair
foil CwnF low ratos vigottic formerly cold AZ 10
cents reduced 70 cents, 70 70 " cents 81 W 70 eent
The many worthless limitations 81 ellie celebrated Hair
pslmed eff Ale public under The Iuro OF
sheapns dsssrminsd tbe in'spsor crash them ~
selling his famous Fuid at even lover price than
nford TO cell their vile treeh At esauree
the pubiio that che Hyperion Will always eentnsc
eeo{ heretofore which has Owen i celebrity
The sIobs This, with BocLEs klsctric air Dye, and
ether preparations eod by his ent, sysryvhesc In
sands, ls0 FULTON s.sset; hushtSs, Clask Co.. rs end
%lsa; sn ,o aS,ssaA III ~ kss .''
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Muslin Curtains &c. At Wholesale Kelly Ferguson have
hand extensive stock of the shove goods
prepared TO onr TO purchasers either ut Wholesale RETAIL
bargains not W be found elsewhere.
kelly g. FERGUSON,
No. 1SoH Broadway, aud "a lie ade street.
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The ladies Of New York that she will open her end
magnificent stock Of Paris millinery Thursday next the
23d inst In the second story Of Ne 81 Broadway sad
speetful1y invites an inspection Of her stock.
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CRYING Babiesi CRYING Babi

the rsge. AZ TUTTLES, No. Sf5 Broadway large in
voice just received For sale Wholesale and RETAIL the
lowest prices. Remember GEO w. TURTLES Emporium,
and tho No. 345 broadway.
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n quarterly the saeety WIN b held On ss.a.x
the transaction sm q other pOraut
A A.faS 'si' meeting p,..a.,,
D. O. wrsprLI. See, Fourth street AhA' rf'A''n'
NEW YORK LIQUOR. DEALER PROTECTIVE so.
ss'ss s;a:s . ss
sS%eS athena The trade and III Others
1snRrw Moop, vice President T. - NJ f'saas'@
A,Esc N, f Mnrss Recording Secretary
cNSsh 9s h.,.s .ss q
that the September Quarterly Grand Grsys y
yened National Hall Canal street on Tuesday evening"
que ted MY eight sfH GEO. MasS
MADEsoIsELLE HUMBERT WHOSE TALRNT WE
made during her eh.r esdsqss IL city and shs
friends and the public that her sister Mademosee Cses
rival from Paris open class drawing paia,ns for
or M e % cn y s ss
Eighth street.
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK AND MONTGOMERY
Mining Company No. Is Insurance Building, septen-
in the daily papers stating that an order Of eGus had been
New York, requiring this company show way sSeir
charter should be forfeited tho directors dsom DO
s
Sy that rueh order will ued The do
slightest apprehension regard 70 the
validity Of their charter II been submit
animation Of able and eminent counsel who unaalo
approve OF H. The attacks upon the company have
emanaed from certain parties formerly connected With
and the directors disappearing and their
have instituted legal proceedings against the pro
tect the rights and interests of the stockholders.
HENRY STANTON Prssident.
7. Il. HAMILTON, Secretary.
I EBANON SPRINGS RAILROAD COMPANY.-NO.
IL tioe is hereby given that III. books OF subscription to
the capital stock Of the Lebanon Springs Railroad Com
psny will bo opened the 2u lay q september instant
a. the Office of Messrs. RiATcUFDRD y kAINSE0Rp, ~
William street. wall In th. city 81 New York.
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4 Card for tho Ladies' sf New YOrk.-Ms-
JOHN MADDEN opened The above store on wednesday
sept i 1852 with original plans and an entire nav STOCK
Of kmbroderies and Lace Goods direct from Rurope La
tisa vladng New York are specially invited " ell
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Union Democratic Meeting I'm Atlanta, Geo.
: THE GEORGIA DKAocRAoY UEITBD.

Union Democratic Meeting I'm Atlanta, Geo
THE GEORGIA DKAocRAoY UNITED.
AUGUSTA, Sept IL, 1854
Union dsmecrstic meeting convened at Atlanta,
Geo, this morning, at which Hon. II. L. Charlton pre-
sided
committee Of thirteen having been appointed to re-
port business made Q report which adopted with
few dissenting voices eondsmnng the policy Of the
Southern rights wing Of the party In refusing TO COM
prome the electoral ticket The report also opposes the
nomination of another ticket
Captain wofford presented minority report, in faves
Of new electoral ticket which vsted down almost
unanimously,
Judge jackson spoke eloqusnty in favor ofthe majority
report.
In this meeting both branches OF the democracy uni
ted and from ths enthusiasm whicl prevailed It is
tain that The present democratic ticket win DO supported
The state is safe for Pierce and King
Murderer Arrested and Identified.
Bosror, Sept. 10, 1859.
Matthewson who arrested in this city last satur-
day for the murder Of MI Taylor in Nntick the night
Previous has been discharged Thomas Casey Irish
man. about nineteen years Old has since been arrested and
Identified by Mrs. Taylor tho murderer. Mrs.. Taylor
remains spseehless but dentsed Casey by sign sas is
not expected TO recover The mnrderous blows were
the premises Casey had been at work Tor Taylor
making shoes. He committed for trial Taylor and
wife poor and industrious, with family OF four
children.
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Dr. Powell, Oculist and Aurist, dcyo,

DIR. Powell, Oculist and Aurist, devotss hAa
attention usual diseases of the Eye Ear from
TO o'clock daily at his residence, JO2 Broadway Dr
Powells "Treatise tho Eye be procured At his
office Also Artificial Eyes which be inserted without
PAIN and will move and look like the natural eye.
Shoes Caters, Slippers, &c. to E. A. BROOKS Boot
and Shoe Emporium, 10 Fulton street. Ladies' Cent?
kisscs touths and Chiidren's
every variety and atyls. The .-tsie ~
Wa sa0 ieet in this city, AZ Low prices
The Last Dodge.-It Is said that the row.
dies who destroyed the wita tho Sontag
were employed by Brosts1 halter for tho sake OF hs
ade. This be mott but KNOX, OF No. Full
ton street has occasion to have such
the demand for his hats than
Knox.
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eeUthssn and Wcstern naoreAanAs weuAd do
yell 10 purchase Mrs Jervt6 Cold Casdy Arsle Of
doubted good rsputen Coz coughs colds and ether pull
nsnary complaints Th article, ssstsd and ssshed y by
As Arst men Of the cssnky, sid ~ the 4nsDaA os.
- BroaAwag. hv Mrs.. w. JhRvIa.
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Save your Money, and buy q WAR

srticoDr TOBIAS Venetian inimcnt ntsry In
hours toothaehe in five minutes headache in half
hour and certain remedy for mosquito bites, collie
sickness cuts burns, &c. pay. Depot 0 Grsenwioh
street. Also, BY the druggists.
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COPARTNERsuIp NOTICES.

Cd 00n WANTED A PARTNER WITH THIS
pOsOOOs smount, 10 engage In exclusive mnnufao-
turing business already in operation conducted by pract
cal man WHO has the mt invested $1,000 can be
made yearly which will he clearly shown addressing
Parker Herald Office, with name and residence.
q k0n TO SSGo--AS PARTNER.-THE ADvERTISER
OOO desires the assistance Of person OF energy and
capital enterprise producing excellent income Adj
dres appointing interview 90 Delta, Herald oihss. No
agent need apply.
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Of natureTo neglect which, Crstsdoros
Hair Pressrvative and BsasN1er BE- p.cularJ
adapted jadgng from the benefits conferred tho
sands uat use IL early. Sold W. CusTAfORo's VIZ
Bssablishm ept No. 6Astor House
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sAse only. CYRUS W. FIELD 4 CO., Me- II Chg strssA
sole agents for the Victoria Ms and agents fer almost al
the in th country ofcf for sale
very favorable forms (much lower than mill poos on
French. nd nnskA vutns paper .svx howu n ~ Uaissd
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nj OTICE-TUE POLLOCK GUARDS WILL HOLD A
~ preliminary meeting Monday evening At IN o'clock,
at the Cornet No Delaney street one door from the
1t is important that member and all who
wish parade should he present business Of i'm
porance will be brought before the company that
ing. By order Of J. SHELTON, Comnandsnt. Il
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y e. ROBBINS Solicitor Of P0!est, will prepare th,
A Necessary Drawings aud Papers tor applicants FOR pat
ens and transact all other business In the line OF his pro
fession a. the Patent Once. lie be consulted
questions relating to the patent laws and decisions in ths
United States or Europe. lie will procure hearings
rejected applications fer patents prepare papers,
obtain patents In all where there Is any novelty Per
sons a. distance DESTROYS Of having examinations inside
the Patent Once prior to making application for patent
may forward post paid, enclosing fee Of Ave dollara
clear statement Of their case when Immediate attention viii
be given 20 IT, and A the inform ton could be obtained
by visit Of the applicant In person. relating to the novelty
OF their invention and the requisite steps 20 be taken
obtain patent therefor (houd prove be new will b
promptly fOrSsrded 20 them by mall
All letters business mas. be post paid and enclose
suitable fee where written opinion is required
CO ONCE on street, opposite the Patent Once.
lie has the honor OF referring by permission 10 Hon
Ellsworth and Hon Edmund Burke late Commissioner,
Of Patents and to those for whom he has transacted bu
ness during the past seven years. Oct ~
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EOLIAN PLANO FORJES.

uALLETT, DAVIS, CO, the long established and
celebrated Piano Forte Manufacturers Of Boston, Ia
order better accommodate their southern West
customers have recently opened at No 2S7
BrosdwAy New York where large aud full supply OF their
superior Instruments both with and without Colsmans eel
ebrated Eoan accompaniment may always be found The
Kosn, by the skill ~ Improvement Of Messrs H. d..
Co. been Invested OF the harsh seraphne ton and the
pure pipe flute tone substituted giving IL all the
sweetness and beauty Of the paror organ. Their Pianos
have beer TOO long and vorby known to need commenda
ton and when united 10 their Eoian music
he found Every instrument warranted 20 give salts
faction the whole Of the purchase money will be return
ed with cost of trans portatop.
GOULD Il BERRY, Sole Agents,
2T Bro sdway, New York.
~ b. Messrs u. b. have the best catalogue of shee'
music and musical instruction books TO he found in the
United States Liberal discounts made TO the trade.
AM
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HONFY-BEE FEED!

Information offered for dollar that be made north
fly dollars, t1cs tod.
NY person who will send their address and dollar
"A in an enve Pc post paid Jordan formerly Of Cor
ners Vermont but now Of Nswbury, Vermont, shall have
sent him by mail, post paid in consideration therefor,
Circular informing himst How to prepare four kind,
Of feed for bees costing from and half 10 five and
half cents per poud FROM which good honey is produced
d Giving information how to the feed successfully
with ordinary kind of box hive saving the expense OF
ing patent hive expressly for the purpose 3D. Civ
ing information how to prevent fighting and robbiug from
neighboring swarms, while in the process Of feeding.
Knowing that muttudes anxious TO obtain the above
named information and that IL ia than equivalent
for the dollar asked apology Is needed for this notice
Aug5 JORDAN, Newbury,ht