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n Friends Of Educ utiOn.--Mr Webster has given
IL. E,os;,,s Ne Sssnition nj \ great word

- Friends Of Educati0n.--Mr. Webster has given
= the following brief definition OF q great word.
Educaon comprehends all that series OF instruction and
&rpme which intended to enhshten the understandings
sa ct them for future usefulness Next TO th we would
NJ that good Teacher combines ardent love to the pupils
iy to govern and teach we'll thorough education, pleas
nc address and refinement OF manners. -
hos BY successfully negotiating the wants OF the best
Sshec Families Teachers aud Matrons each mutually
asne the risk, expense and profits OF the Establish
y an advance fee OF per cent on the required
compensation for which Procures the iui amount Ia
more ENGAGEMENTS secured by transferable check
htter than money for all negotiations Having cores
pondesce and patronage throughout the Union affords
Unparalleled and increasing facilities for promoting the IN
te Its patrons and OF the 1t has espeused on the
mo ksible and economical pan ever inventedits pa
nen Of their wants and merits the pages Vt the Reys
W every school, college family and teacher and every
mend tEdueao purchase CheS tor - or MORE Is their
best educational investment
Tsns D. Rev :. d. Burchsrd DID. Rev. T. s. Janes,
DID Rev, W r. Williams ID; Prof Y Weeser, LID;
rnt II prissr, Jr Prof T. Hastings; Rev g. d. Abbott;
james Chamberlain ESQ Rev. D c. Van Norman; Rev. j.
Cary, Columbus Ohio; Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen,
ssv Brnswish u Prot A CIittenden. BIo0 v
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~ Rev L. J. Boyd, Monroe, Mich.i Prof c. T.; Wet,
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Nd Rev {. d. Eliot Nashville, Tenn; e G. Tyler, AN
Canandsisua N Y; Rev. s w: Spear, ID. ID, Matches
Mas Rev NJ Meiss Potts,own, Pa Henry Epson Esq,
ss Aha Rev * M Rs1 "
Is, oxford, Md; Prot L. H Waters schoharie, N.Y. e
n fenre Esq., Cshawbs Ala w Mecsy, Esq, Bath
MY Gan communications must be postPaid)
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Ne. 29S Broadway.
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THE SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, for

Saturday, 10Th May, is issued containing Letters on
Mesmersm and Clairvoyance No by distinguished Lady
Essay: BY the Spirits Unexpected Manifestations at
Brooklyn Vision. &c, by Quaker; Report Of the Pro
ceediDgs OF the NewYok Conference Who Responsible
in reply to The Courier and Enquirer by the Editor and
variety OF Other interesting articles For sale the office
Ne. CeuItlandt-st- and at the News Offices.
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COUNTRY BOARD-Wanted for a

~ Gentlemen, Wife and Son n pleasant AID healthy
location within forty miles Of the city Hudson River pre-
frrsd accessible By steamboat railroad Also Board Tor
Ccachrnan AID accommodation for pair Of Horses sad
carnage Liberal boasd vii; be paid for desirable quagle
AddItss \. B., Box No. 2049 Post Oliee.
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THE ILLUSTRATED HYDROPA-
THE WORKS of JAMES GILLRAY

Il from the Original Plates with the addition Of many
subjects before collected One handsome VOL blo half
bsurd morocco gilt edges Gentlemen respectfully 70
quested to inspect the above which IS believed . be the
Bookseers Merchants Exchange OF Hanovsr and
ExcbaDse-place
Just Published. MOORE HORSFALES Qrarteriy
List Of New and Standard Publications. for sale By tem
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CATTLER'S COSMORAMAS-Sec-

~ ond Series-Exhbited of lSthst and Broad
way Open from A NJ till 10 O'Clock p NJ Admission =
cents These works Of Art consist of collection OF VIEWS
ofFUROPE ASIA MINOR SYRIA, THE HOLY LAND,
EGYPT, NUBIA and ARABIA They are sketchsd and
painted in oil by Prof Sattler.
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nEWITT 81 DAVENPORT"S Cheap
IL Publication Depot, Tribune Buildings Nassau st.,
where may be found all the Cheap Publications Of the day
~ soon as published
BOOKS.
HARPERS MAGAZINE for June. Price 25 cents
GRAHAkfS MAGAZINE for June. 25 cents.
KATE PENROSE; or, Life and its Lessons By Miss
Hubbach Niece of Miss Austen. Price Is cents.
THE SWAMP STEED; or The Days of Marion and his
Merry Men. Pnce so cents.
THE SOLAR SYSTEM, Descriptive Treatise on tho
SUM- Moon and Stars. Price Is cents
CHAMBERS'S MISCELLANY, No 2. Price q cents.
THE WAvERLEY NOVELS, (Abbotsord Edition,)
Vol
GUY WANDERING. Price 50 cents
THE HEIRS OF DERWENTWATER. BY Z. L.
Blanchard Price 50 cents
DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT Publishers.
Tribune Buildings Nassau-st-
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II IBERTY HALL, in ALEXANDRIA,
Iya-Licensed by the ststs.--This rgs ana en2oly
situated Hal. sssa for rent .s . "a ssa sass iss
o 800 he Ne OF any other hall In the town. IL
ap ss. s's s a.:. Y. ssS@ COMING ssnss
lei. ~ ~ Of various kinds viii ind II 70 their IN
sers.. to al O. H. MCCORMICK CO., Thsstsr Build
ing.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED

~ In hotel boarding house in the country or VII
e within hundred niles and on near between ts
Hudson and HoUsstonic Rivers; fer family land friends
without anal children from June MI Noyenneer ooos
shade trees about or the house and pleasant ~
drives in the vicinity indispensable IN 49,
.icslars Mr. B. Box No ,l5o, Postofsee New foIM.
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A DRIANCE, SHERMAN q CO.

4 DRIANCE, SHERMAN q CO.
n This day published-THE PROGRESS OF FREE
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cloth 50 cents.
LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF EDO JUDE, in
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times and in different parts of the world Paper Ia cts
UPS AND DOWNS or The Lost Treasure Restored; for
the instruction Of Young readers; by H. Lermont limo
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Part 1.-THE SPAEWIFE, The Queens Secret
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BOARD at FARM HOUSE.-The

subscriber Is prepared TO make Arrangements wllh
families or others for Beard for the a. hs iaaJ
mansion, two miles tnrn the vsge OF tien C9fe 1. L
IN, situation 10 healthy and retired the house large the
rooms spacious and sry and tie table wih Be vel pPed
dsiiv at o'clock NJ from which place the subscriber
will convey persons TO his house For further information
address the subscriber ct Glen Cove or c. Box No.
Az " Post Office or spply to Rev Iohn Phaye No 100
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A PPLETON'S MECHANICS MAGA-

IILElOIN - N1EOI1hINlO - NlhOh-
IA ZINE for JUNE-This day published,
APPLETON'S MECHANICS MAGAZINE, AND EN-
CHEERS JOURNAL. Edited BY Julius w. Adams, G.
Engineer.
CONTENTS
DirectActng Main Engine Plates: Longitude of Places
Determin alton Of by Telegraph; Steam Electro Magnet
ism Railways Engraving from Natural Objects; What
to Observe, No w. ustraed Electro Metaurgy, No 2,
and Queenstown Suspension Bridge; McCaum Timber
Bridge llustrated) Wa camahaza illustrated Centre
fuga Power; Notices and Correspondence.
No intelligent mechanic should neglect 10 subscribe
for this work Een for the general reader will be found less
enter tainiBg than instructive. Northern Budget
1t Of the highest subjects Of sesce and indus.
uy and teeps pace with the progress Of discoveries and improve
Boston Post
al" WILL few years form magnificent cycopeda of mschsn
cal s,d scientific knowledge and be too widely circulated
among practical men. Waterman Reflector.
Three Dollars per anDum, or Is cents per number.
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THEPRINCETON PULPIT-CHAS.

THE PRiNcRIS 9Si PUfPiT@Seins Original contribu-
tiors from the pens Of Rev. Miller, d. Rey Csrns-
ham, d. d, Rev c. Hode, d. d., Rev. J. Mclean, d. t,
Rev W. Alexander, D. D., Rev. A. B. bod, d. d. Rev.
81 Hope, ID. D. Rev John Forsyth D. d, Rev J. Adj
son Alexander d. D. Rev. Archibald Alexander d. D. Rev.
VIM T. schenck, Rev. VIM. II. Greene, &c, In vol Svo.
BRACES HUNGARY IN 1851. vol.
WILLISS PENCILINGS BY THE WAY. 1voL
HOUSEHOLD OF SIR THOMAS MORE. I vol
PYNNsHURsT; his Wanderngs and Ways Of Thinking.
By Donald Mcleod. / vol. limo.
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Mem UublifafiGtIs.

A VALUABLE WORK for RAIL-
IA ROAD ENGINEERS-MIFFLIN ON RAILWAY
CURVES AND TANGENGS.-Ths is small but learned
work Practical Engineering by Samuel w. Min, c. T..
1t of the methods Of describing and adjusting Railway
Curves and Tapgen pracced by the Engineers Of Penn
sylvana. All difficult calculations dispensed with, and
tabular statements and the author that there
nothing in it which may be remembered by assistant
after short practice" The price is 81. Published by
DANIELS SMITH, Philadelphia.
For sale BY the principal booksellers in New-York and
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4 NGELA WELDON; or The Myste-
IA mes of Altendon Castle. By g. W. M. Reynolds,
author of Life in London THE Necromancerr &c &c
Beautifully Ilustrated-2 vols: Price 81.
We mention sI7le boob that will soul hsr
with this unqueohsby the best OF G. w NJ Rey
nod books The thrilling in the the charac
boldly drawn and admirably coutrasedth good with the bad
There solitary paragraph that does tend the develop
Of the horrible mystery that, Ike blood stained pail,
stoud the heroine heavy folds from the first chapter Of the
tale. Numerous of uncommon excellence illustrate
the extraordinary Incidents which strictly through
the boob. Morning Star.
Published and for sale by GARRETT CO,
No. u Ann.st.
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Gperial Notices.

49,
K~ Empire Lodge, No. 81 L. q. d. F.-OFFI-
sfss AND BRoTHERs You hereby notified to be pune
tus at the Lodge Room, o. +. Hall, on SUNDAY at !
o'clock NJ to attend the funeral Of Past Grand JACOB
r. SCHENCK our late esteemed brother. Residence io5
Aenst Funeral services the Orchard St Church at
M. Interment, Greenwood" Brothers OF Sister
Lodges are cordially invited By order:
VIM. CAMERON GREEN, @.
THOMAS LAWRENCE, Secretary.
rELebanon Encampmeut, No. IL, L. d. Of d.
F.0FFIcERs AND PATR,ARoHs, yen are hereby notified 20
meet at the Encampment Room D. f. Hall, on SUNDAY,
NAV 80 at O'clock NJ attend the funeral of our late
Patriarch, Pep, JACOB III. SCHENCk; intement,
Greenwood Pstachs OF other are also nvi-
ted. By order, ISRAEL SUI C'r.
Gro III. FoRMAN Scribe.
n The Annual Convention of the Chi Psi
vrssernity will be held at WARMERS Union House,
Springfield, HAS,. on WEDNESDAY, June 2 at o'clock
rSy Turner Festival.-The SOCIAL TURNVE-
lie second Anniversary at tho Harlem Pleasure Garden
lS5<hst, 4thsv, near the Railroad.
Admission ~ cents. Ladies are tree OF charge
PROGRAMME. -
The Festival begins at o'clock in the afternoon with
Song An Address will be delivered. Gymnasuc Exercr
M pe1formers and the whole will conclude with supper
In of unavorable weather, the Festival VIII take
Place the next day
~ Nottcc-The Annual Meeting Of the Peoples Bath.
e and Washng Association for the choice OF officers and
skr busness win be hello at No 81 Beayert up stairs on
Monday May ST. at l2 o'clock. full attendance IL re-
eusstcd RICH. WARREN, Secry.
u Notice--Passensers per steamship ATLANTIC, fer
LIVERPOOL will please be on board, At foot OF Canass
Elk COLLINS co.
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SCHUBERTH & CO., Music Depot,
~ Nc. 27 Broadway Y request the public to inspect
tker immense stock OF Music for Voice Piano for . t.
hands for Organ Violin, Violoneello Harp Orchestra kc,
In every style for vuoss and beginners The greatest
lection in the United Sste of $780, worth Ordes Of
Foreign and American Music win be attended 70 with
rroyaptpe4.
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BOARD in wILLIAMSBURGH.-

hGeuteren and their Wives ard two single gem
tsren can be with and boadia
genteel private boarding house No. 10 South 9th st., with
In three minutes walk Of Pecksp Ferry Those who pre-
fer pune eoDnty Air 70 the confined city VIII had this do
sirsb.e home. 81
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DOARDTNG in BROOKLYN. A

I'D Gentleman and Lady, o. too dnsls 0enuenen e..
6s accommodated with very pleasant .parmsnn On ne q
eoor in shtfu neighbohood within 6ve mansees wsls
of South Ferry References exchanged Addfes B. D. Boz
No 2c3i Pest Office.
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Gunner Retreats.
FEW CHILDREN can be a,

A FEW CHILDREN can be accommo-
n dated with Board in privete family, In pleasant
yiiese on Long Island about s. miles from tewYork
where they have all the conyenences Of home Good
schools The immediate vicinity Terms reasonable la
qure the Drug Store corner Broadway and 54thsts
BOARD at CORNWALL, ORANGE
ID CO. N Y-The beautiful private residence Of the
late Fowler Grggs Of Cornwall will be opened the inst
OF June for Boaders and parties dfons Of spending
the summer months at one Of the beautiful places
the Hudson River will lind few rooms that are not taken
The facilities reaching the place exceed any former year.
as six trains of the Hudson River Railroad stop at the Geld
Sprng Ferry besides having daily line Of steamboats, land
ing at Cornwall The house will be under the charge OF me
subscriber, who reters to Mesrs beknsP Grsg, No 80
WsshiBgton-st- fer particulars Is: NJ bAhhfIT,
The above desirable premises offered for sale and nom
being situated the entrance TO the Highlands ana com
handing an extensive and country view, rendeIsn
peculiarly attractive for residence For terms he
sppIy TO BELKNAPk GRI0GS, No 252 Washingtonsr
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~ DIR. Banning gives q Free Lecture before the La
dies of Brooklyn Deformtes and Chronic Weaknesses
and Disc Incident Women and Children at o'clock
ofTHURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY OF this week,
In the RrnoklYn Institute.
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POst-OHice, New. orlx-NOTICE-Th European
Mails per u s. s. ATLANTIC, will close at this office
SATURDAY, 29th inst, at l03, A. NJ.
closed mail for Bremen and the German States will be
made up per Atlantic WV. BRADY, Pm.
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- NOtice.-PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY
ocal information has been received this Office that the
Railroad has been opened for travel to Fo the next sta
don Buo Sodsa for tho present and until the road
opened to the crossing place on the Chas.es River The
trains leave daily from Aspnwali at 80 a. and fnola
hSPM FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary.
Office Panama Railroad Co. New York. May IL, 1852.
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TITO PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS
For sale, well established and handsomely fitted
up Drug Store Apply No. 40 Couverneu Of Maa
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VION'S PILGRIM for JUNE, just out,
~ 81 per year-monthly-maintaining the old fashion
doctrines of the election, and salvation
by Christ without creature merit Just published, Sorrow
ing and Rejoicing by j. WaTburou for sx cents
AFFORD No. 1853 Bowery.
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ITO FEMALE TEACHERS.-Wanted
Immediately IN school in the country single Lady
to teach Enghsh Music Drawing and Painting Applicants
must be communicate Of the Protestant Epscopa Church
and produce strong and full testimonials Of character quail
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Uant employment.

A S Cook, Washer and Ironer, or to do
IN general House work. by American Woman, in
small family best Of city references Apply at No IS East
sd st where she is now living.
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NUMMER BOARD.-A Lady. and one

~ or two Children obtsn board In Farm foase On
the South side 81 Staten Island miles from Vsndsree
Landing two mes tho Island % 3e Steamooek
landing at Rosville. The location 10 retired, md very
beautiful beirs directly the Bay. Address FARMER
Staten Island, al The Tribune Office.
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nor SALE-BUSINESS STAND in

LNOR SALE-A Stock of Hardware and
Cutlery, in ported BY the present VIII be sold
low easy terms. Address with real namel HARD
WARE AT this Office
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4 S good Cook and first-rate Washer and
"A Ironer by respectable Protestant Woman. She is
good Baker and has good city reference Apply at No 25
Mott-st Can be seen for two days
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SOO AN EXPERIENCED

~ ~ ~ ~ . Business Man ana thorough Account
DESTROYS Of assocatng himself with established
house. The location not material The capital to be in
vested from 81 600 TO 2oeo Letters strictly confidential
be addressed L. A., Box l407 Post Office with &c
No others will be noticed.
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Reliaions Notices.

~ second Reformed Presbyterian Chnrcn;;
COLLEGE, No 81 Crosby ct between broome snd
Srinssts Preaching TO MORROW MORNING. A.
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no PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS.
RARE CHANCE--A

qP ,fOVs HARDWARE and House Furnishing
Store for saeValne 81 400 half cash the balance at short
times The above In good location u lease Of
three years rent cheap and doing business Apply
JAMES w BOYD, No. % Maidenzne.
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no MACHINE TENDERS.-Wsnted

II . Man accrsomed 70 attend LAX driving and spin-
nirg machinery capable of teaching operatives % pieee
dof kc and willing make himself usefa about the o-
tory To faithful and competent person. sesiy employ
ment can be assured Apply ct No 81 Sorthst., to J.
MORTIMER HALL.
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BOARDING in SOUTH BROOKLYN.

DOARDING.--A Gentleman and his
ID VIE can be accommodated with very pleasant
ssa bedroom arfaJnishsd One o. two single Gentiesn
"a. 40 find pleasant with fun partial board, BY go
nIyipx Al Nc S5f Bleeckef-st.
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y NOtice--Passensers per steamship ATLANTIC, fsl
LIVERPOOL will please be board At foot OF Canalst
III day, SATURDAY, May 81 at IL 4. NJ
T.. COLLINS co.
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COTTON TWINE FACTORY.-The

IL at No West Broadway, opposite the Hudson River
West Broadway and Sxhav Railroads. also four years
lease Of the building good chance for physician Viii
be sold cheap. Inquire at the store.
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.RENCH and ENGLISH BOOKS, by

IL steamer-H BAILLIERE, No. 90 Broadway. New
York No 2ls Regentst, London and Rue Hauefeuille,
Paris imports French and English Books BY every steamer
and having houses in these European capitals offer
nense advantages for the faithful execution of orders for
cheapness and for expedition Duty free for Public nsu
tons. H. BAlLLlERE, No. go Broadway
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ORGANIST WANTEp-To play in a
O.nan Church Call today, on J. w TAYNToR, No.
81 Car alst-
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-sssr Rev. Frederick G.. Clark viii deliver his re.
- uonthiy Sabbath Evening Discourse To MORROW
EvTEING In his Church. (2Cths, near 7thav) services
S-...,ns AZ a nuarter OF 3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03
Lyachburg. April 1st. 1852.
ITO THE PEBLsC.-J +. WOOD

Il son, HOUSE AND SiGN-PALN7'ER. in
returning his thanks TO the citizens Of Lynchburg.
for the very liberal patronage bestowed on him for
the past year, would remind them that lie is az full
y prepared and determined to serve them in his
line OF business as ever, and assures them that no
effort of his shall be wanting to plea-e all. His
prices are very reasonable
tie would also state that having used the ZINC
FAINT, he considers it superior in every rcspec,
to the very best Lead now in USE English Lead not
exccpted) He is prepared however to use either
the Zinc or Lead Paint. To those who are unac-
quaiuted with the Zinc, he refers them to the card
below. Read for Yourselves:
The Paints manufactured by the company in
Paris, have, from their commencement in 1913,
obtained the gold medal of the Society Of Encour-
agement, and in 1919, the gold medal at the exhi-
bition of articles Of French industry
''On the report Of IA Special committee of Chem
lists and Architects. and by advice of the council of
Health, the Minister of Public Works has BY A I
| Of Aug 94th, 1919, ordered the Of white zinc
in public buildings to the exclusion of white lead.
1t has been equally adopted by the city of Paris, in
the Hospitals. Barracks. and the works directed
by most ui the Paris Architects
The yellow ofznc and green Of zinc are unaltera-
bic and without any danger the health, in place
of those based on lead copper, liable to change
and dangerous to the human frame
The oxide of zinc does not, like white lead
change from sulphurous civilizations common in
cities the paint preserves. the contrary. its
wfteness in cuffeehouses. theatres, laboratories,
stables priyies and sulphur baths; in vessels, not
withstanding the gas aris g from the hold; empty
ing sewers has influence upon it. The paint
lasts much longer than that from white lead.
The paint of white zinc acquires hardness
which ,ermits to polish it ike the finest stucco; il
is w!iiter and has more freshness than white lead
and mikes well any color" Please give me a call
J. T WOODSON,
House and Sign Painter, shop opposite Martins
Warehouse. April lin