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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
CoUNTEkFEIT.- Spurious bills {

CoUNTEk FEIT.- Spurious bills oE
the bank Of Hamburg, is, c., are III
circulation here. The engraving
printing ahd paper are ALL admir able
and well calculated to deceive the
closest observer. We saw a bill yes+
terday of the denominat ton of 800
letter A, No. 553, dated Dece mbet
10, 1S5I4-J. j. Blanch ard, cashier
and II. Hutchinson, president-Yhich
would be received by almost any
business d ian without suspicion 1t
is, indeed, so well executed that the
agent for the bank in this city prot
nounced it genuine. AS it is likely
a good deal of this money is in cir1
culation among us, we would advise
the public to exercise good dagred
Of caution in regard to i'll 0bii4
Tribune Nor. II.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
The foil wid g facts were late y te.

The foil wi1 g facts were lately tes-
titled to by a police officer at an ex-
animation |of d lodging house keeper
in the city Of London. W e can
hardly conceive of such restitution:
''There We Ire five miserable beds on
the floor in the room, and n . bed
steads. The first contained the de-
PENDANT, his wife, and three children,
aged eight Sc ven, and FIVE years res
pectiyely. The second bed co ntain-
ed three Ifishmen, named Cornelius
Toomey, John Shea, and. Peter Shea,
who said they paid Is. per week each.
In the third bed we're John Sullivan
and wife, who declared they paid I'd.
week; in the fourth bed we're Cor
nelius Haggary, a boy aged l3, and
a girl aged Ii, who said they paid
Is. per week; and in the fifth bed
we're Patri ck Kelly and his wife, who
paid Is. p er week making in all l6
persons. They all lay closely pack
ed togethdr r.. and the floor was cover
ed with them
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

The Spirits are rapping ahead in
this county, we learn. They are
holding forth now in the neighbor-
hood OF Bethlehem, and are playing
hob with chairs, tables, and COM
mon sense. We hope they will call
up this way shortly, as we wish to
question the departed spirits Of
wbiggery in regard TO the wherea-
bouts of that column which Scott
was leading.-Pr1nceton Ky Re
publican. II
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

Pierce's majority,
Mississippi Democrat
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

$50 Large quantities of peach stones
- are imported into this country from
BIS France.
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~ Reduction I'm Price of BogIe's Hyperis.

Fluid for RESTORING preserving sud sdorning the Hsr 70
ts fohowns low raa VIZ Bottles formerly sod AZ %
cents reduced % cents IS ~ cents al 70 IS cents
The many worthless limitations OF this celebrated Han Re
osstDe psned the pahhe under che lure OF chespnes
hss determined the crush them by selling ms
famous FLUID al lower pEicc sn they can aaord
20 sell their vile trash Az the tune be assurcs the
public thatShe HYPERION win always continue 70 be
seed a. he<etoore, which Ms given il celebrity through
out he globe. This. with B0GLE'S ELECTRIC HAIR
DfE and otr preparafiona sold by his Agents every
who're IN the United States and Canada Sold IN this City
~ ID. SANDS. No. 100 Fston-st,; Rushton, CLARK
Cor No. 2is, aud Rice Smith, No. ~ Broadway;
cay Co. Ne 2B Pearisf and by Druggists sDd Perfzr-
e1 hIesshppi the void
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,VUE IMMENSE DEMAND for NORTH.

L WOOD, or Life Moth and South, BY Mrs. sarah j.
Hale has already been great to exhaust edition of
over IS Geo copies
The publishers have pst edition to press, and Will
be able a, once supply the orders continually coming IN
The press with one voice. has given this work ito unqua
fed approval as one Of the most charming ana al the same
time patriotic and pure toured fetions OF the dsy'
Prce, bound in CLOTH 81 paper covers 70 cents
LONG L BROTHER, No. IS Aunst
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Nrm Publications.

$4,000 4 GGfi LIFE NOW ssG xL RkhP4 *,
PLOTS of Gen. WINFIELD sC0TT-Unabridged Ed
tion very small volume Of nearly dozen pages This
spendid life Of the great military hero ready Send
in xopr orders 70 BUNCE BROTHER
Agents for New-York No. 1874 Nsssau-st.
Price only ? cents or 81 hundred.
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Gbanres for Business Men.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY LUM-
N Der YARDS FOR SALE-The. subscr,ber being
extensively engaged in the lumber and timber oulncs
having tour yards situated at Mott Haven, Aorss-
anna Mount Vernon and East Chester which require his
unrrntting attention. aud finding that the constant
and anxiety much for hs health desiroas Of dis
posing OF two OF them Either those situated at Moyrana
or Mount Vernon viii be disposed of shall tho por
chaser the subscriber having choice in the locality At
either place good and safe OF al least 500 600
wear can BE- done. pcrsoa will require cash capital OF
from SIC eco 10 S0Vo to conduct the business successfully
and prv6iably established Such an opportunity q
seldom offered the busne being well established and yield
ing lar profit For particulars apply TO the sahscnbes,
at MoTrisanis, before 81 A. VI. ard after 2, NJ.
Holm EFRGIfSON
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THE NFW.YORK IT
noliiieal Notices.
~ La pemocrntlc WhiG Genernl Comm

~ In Democratic WhiG General Commit-
tee-BRohDwAy House., Oct. ~, 1852.
Rsoired That the Wing party has always maintained
article OF MS creed the power and the duty OF
the Federal Government 10 distractions from
ntvgabe rivers 10 construct necessary blrb0 upon all
navgabe waters and 10 provide for the security Of that vast
internal commerce among the several States the Union
which 20 much Of its prosperity depends
Rosoted That the rapid Of territorial limits
necessity for prosecuting this wise aud
bsnehcent policy the Of binding together by the
firm bonds Of interest all sections of country
and Of thus perpetuatng the Union and promoting the
naneDt welfare of the American people.
Reoired That the doctrines maintained and the policy
pursued upon this subject by the socslled Democratic
payand which viii be adopted essential features Of
National Government by the election Of Franklin Pierce to
the Pre- sideDcysTe unsOuDd unwise with the
meaning of the Constitution and in their tendency
feebing, dsorganizing, and destructive to the Union
GEO. J. CORNELL, Chairman.
Wm. l. SnARDLow, Secretaries.
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Cost an0 fonn0.

TAKEN by mistake, or STOLEN, from the
l. steamer Armenia, on Thursday night, Oct IL rueset
TRUNK. marked ON each end, 8 II. W. CHECK No, ADJ.
Whoever will return said baggage TO the New-forh and
Erie Rsiroad Office foot of Duane st., viii be suitably re-
walded.
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re- Mr.. Knight, OF the firm OF Knight Quern per.
uneT and chemists No 81 JOhnst has fox the last year
and half devoted his time to the study philosophy and
anatomy OF the human hairthe Of lie turning ey
&C. and has finally discovered mode Of aud
pared q wash Of which he will give written wprrantee
from two 10 four weeks but also TO entirely prevent from
falling on by the Of his newly discovered Wash Hair
kegeneTator and what more persons prefsrng TO do
20 can be supplied with the ReyeneraOr without charge
color Pereons whose br has changed ate color surely
BE- willing 10 It upon the above terns Gail and NJ
KNIGHT, at No. 81 John-st., up stairs
" Fish and Provision store.-ALLAN
ROSE, No. 20 Washingtolst tone door above Bsfcays)
NewYoTk, offer at Whoesae deaeTs at the lowest mar
ket price, for cash the following articles Of the best quality
DACKEREL-Nos l, and 8, IN all kinds Of packages
SHADING. l. ard ), in al kinds Of packages
CODFISH-DTy-sateda and Plckled
SCALEFISH-DTy-sslted AID Picked.
MISUNDERSTOOD and Picked
PORK-Mess Prime, RuInp Butt, Clear, &c.
BEEF-Mess, Prime and Railroad
SMOKED HAMS, Shoulders, Beef Bacon Salmon.
CHEESE Lard Candles, Oh, Spices
BUTTER-Iu frkins, tubs and pais-fIesh dairy.
sALT-Fine, in sacks end small bass
IT. Emigrnnt Intelligence OGice and Labor
Exchange, Nos p and n Cansl-st, New-1 ork--Thls
office is established by the Commissioners Of Emigration.
where can always be found ege numbers OF Laborers and
Servants very low rates Of wages and persons can have
their orders filled bv writing 70 the and nd
ing the necessary ray the passage OF the parties
required No fees charged 70 employers
JAS. p. FA0AN, Superintendent
~ Peoples Building AssOciation.-The regular
monthly meeting will be held THIS "Wednesday EVE
MING at the corner Of 2th-st and 9thsv az Y o'clock
The members requested TO attend as important business
VIII be brought before them.
G. F. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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n APPLETON & Co. PUBLISH on


POEMS, By Matte Griffith, now sr.t collected l vol
The true inspiration Of the poet is possasea By ti''
writer who is destined TO hold prominent Place among
the Poets Of America She writes with Uncommon sweet
and pathos and with delicate and faultess sncy
FIRST LESSONS IN BOON, Keeping. Introductory
to Treatise Practical Bookkeeping and busin s. Irsns
actions embracing tn balance osccouls and their extensive
Schools by Joseph H. Palmer A NJ Instructor in y. T.
Free Academy. limo price lS3 cts The authors object
forth the principles Of accounts IN manner easy 20
be comprehended and readily applied by pupils Of both
all Common schools OF for seirstruciion.
new volume Of the popnIaI Libfarv. MEMS WIVES
by w NJ Tackeray, aathor OF VANITY AR &C *, con-
Mr. and Me- RI F5anA B. The R1 W. Ss e i0'
80 Another of Thsckerlys inmitabe works winch have
Tven him 30 much celebrity It's iai OF en,eTta1nent
stamped with bis peculiar huIoor when Is 50 penetrating
Recently published BY the same author THE BOOK OF
THE YFLLOw PiUSH PAPERS. vol lsno- Soc.
THE PARIS SKETCH BOOK. vols l6mor Il.
HINTS TO PERSONS ABOUT BUILDING
Il in the COUNTRY-There II constantly on hand at
the Farm ROOM 20 20 o s5ospTsy 5 IN cbesn
ai Village residences with details specifications plans and
directions and estimate cost Of each design varying
''''-' ;sJpsult not nature with absurd expense,
Nor sPOil her simple charms BY vain Pretesn'1
Weigh well the subject be with caution bold,
FARM ROOM" ID story No. % Broadway,
NARSH's COURSE OF BOOK-KEEP-
WI Moths and beautiful work printed in coOrs
for sale the Authors Counting Rooms for the Practice OF
Bookkeeping No. 3oi Broadway. Pnce' 81 p
NETWORK CRYSTAL PALACE for the
1NEXIBlTION Of INDUSTRIAL PRODUCrS-T1e
Scientific American of this week contains large and magnn-
cent picture the Crystal Palace which 70 be opened IN
this city May Iii the first only accurate view now
published. Ofhce No. rs EutOn-st- sun Buildings
NEW SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL-QUAR.
UTTERLY JOURNAL ofMICROSCOPICAL SCIENCE
including the of the Mcroscopica Society OF
London Edited by Edwin Lankester, NJ D. r X = r
L. s. aud George Burk. +. Il. c. 5. f., f. r. s. +. L. y,
with four photographic illustrations No for October Just
received by the Agent: CHAS. y. NORTON,
Irving Book Store, No. II Charnbersst.
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~ e.. w. Johnson, Q prscteal engineer, who has
htn long asRt the copper mines OF Lake Superior for
The purpose Of erecting machinery LEFT tins city yesterday
BY the steamship lmted States. He proceeds 20 Ca
lorna for the Mouuf Athos Gold Mining Company, Of Lon
DON to make preparation the mes for the reception OF
The machinery sent On bN the s ompany.
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vVO MANUFACTURERS of SOAP and

'GO MANtFAClU HEuS vi SOAt hisu
l. CANDLES.-The advertiser, having large, conmo-
dous Buildng well situated and suitably adapted 10 tho
above business with all fixtures &C., for carrying
fully competent to take charge of the manufacturing de-
parfmen To person fully acquainted with the b,snoss,
and give undoubed testimonials Of his ability,
cance hich seldom oHors the advertiser
would be willing 20 give liberal salary 10 one fully capable
person disposed enter into above
will pleese address line, any time during month bence,
10 MANUFACTURER, Box No. lo4 Chatham square Post
Office New York post paid, stating when and where an IN
eryew take place which will be- promptly attended TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
N7EW.JERSEY DYE and PRINT WORKS.

~ The above works viii be offered at auction By the
Sheriff. peremptory sale SATURDAY, the I'D day OF
October next between the hours of and o'clock, r. Al
They located upon the Railway River IN the town Of
Rshwsy New-Jersey, 10 miles from New-fork Cty com
uncatng By railway ght times aday Expense oftrsns-
portson offreght per hundred pounds The works
arc in capital order aud raly for immediate use. Tho
machinery consists of lourcolOred Printing Machine with
p copper shells; 2threebowl Friction Caenders hydre
Extracrr two-bowl and thres-bowl Sizing Manages
Washing Machine Slide Lathe with coInlete sst of
Tools; Hydraulic Press; set OF Drying Cans Dycins
Machines Dye Tubs; GSers &c; Souring and Chemsc
Tubs Boiling Kies and all requisites for carrying ON tho
fancy Dyeng c-r-, .,,,,
The Steam Engine is Sect stroke, l6ineh Cylinder Win
9Hue boilers These boilers made TO order IA 1870 ana
are 81 feet IN aueier aud 10 inch ns tnero
il also water pOer available Tor lage portion u mo yl
The ma building brick 1913 feet long, ~ feet wnic
stories heh There are two Dry Sheds upon the PROMISES
Attending facilities drying $50 pieces daily Tho buo
Dye House contains "A vats and Sreceivc al m met
order.
There are land attached upon which there ara
three barn aud stable SINCE house. car
renter chop and blacksmith shop, with coupleto res OF
tools The present daily capacity OF the works IA tor tho
production OF pieces Glazed Gsods 30 pieces WsAns
and O pieces Indigo blue aud white Pnis For further
Information address Il. Y ROGERS, Esq, Halfway new
Jersey.
BIfde S. cO of the purchase money can remain
md audm IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20

IT, A Grand Mass Meeting of the Wings OF
the Third Congressional District, comprising the
Is lid Hid Nth and With Wards Will be held at the
Marion House, No l65 West Broadway, on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, at ~ O'clock All good Wings and true
the District expected there The Unonss and the
invited 10 attend. Hon. JOHN MINOR Bolts, of Nir-
sinia Hon OGDEN HOFFMAN, THEODORE f. TOM
LINSON and JAMES 5. THAYER Esqrs- aud other dis
finshed Speakers will address the Meeting Come one
come ALL Nv order WARREN CHAPMAN,
Chairman Com, OF Arrangements.
DEWITT &. CAMMEYrK. Secfy
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4 : CHAxBERx,ID and 70 assist in the wash
ing and ironing. by respectable Protestant Girl IN
private family. Chfs Nurse ana SeeHtre HA good
city reterence Apply No IS 2dsv, building mid
de door, third story. front room.
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DFAJTIFJI JUVENILE BOOK.-CHAS.

I'D s FRANCIS 4 co. publish this day -,
THE TRAVELS OF ROl.ASDO; or Tour rouna inc
World Translated by Mis- Aiken newly coETecid sna re-
yised With beautiful des gus by Hsryey-Sl siE ~ -
In Press
CsF 4 Co viii shortly publish
THE CANADIAN CRUSoES- A Tale Of ne feee LAAs
Plains BY Mis- Trail Edited by Asnss sr1 Hao ~, m,
sst pcriod 70 the close OF the Western Empire Care
ELL ,cy.ed and Adspted for the Of families sn9 snoo.
~ ~, - wi R's GUIDE TO ENGLISH COMPOSITION,
b;srts auAlyzed 20 teach the art Of argunentston
and NE development of thought
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6pecial Notices.

~ I~ecture.-Mrs T.. CAKES SMITH viii lecture
Ut Hope Chapel on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct 20 at
so'elock Sabject-C@sopatra Tickets - cts
~ Post-0ffice. Newly ork. NOTICE. - The
Mails per = NJ, steamship ILLINOIS tor CaorriS va
DAY, the 10th INST, at z. NJ WM. v. BRADY, Z. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20

~ Lundy's Lane Guard, Attention = You
Will meet az YOUR Headquarters BleeckeTs Honse No 30
Beeeker.st on MONDAY, Oct. % at O'Clock A. NJ, TO
proceed yeur second parade The following gentlemen
have been appointed Finance Committee TO make al suAt
able arrangements for such parade John Pool James
RYAN Samuel Brevoort Archibald c. Reynolds and Wsis
NsnMsrf. CHAS. b. ALBERTSON, Chairman.
BRNJ. \. PEAS, Secretary.
rs- The Members of the Iundy, Lane Guard
v, meet AZ the Bleeckor-st House FRIDAY EVENING
NEXT at O'clock for the purpose Of eecting officers
WILLIAM POOL, Captain.
BEsy PEssE, Secretary.
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WANTED-Five or six ladies' dress and
w soft Cap Makers; slso, few good plain Sewers.
Good hands WIN be paid the highest wages Apply morn
ipr Ind evening TO Mr. RICHMOND, No. 3s9 bfosdwsy.
Acc &C expsneneeS Sdeswons1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20

~ Ratification Mccting.-The Wings ofthe City
of New York will meet on THURSDAY EVENING, Oct
IL Al n o'clock at the BROADWAY HOUSE, to RATI-
w their STATE MAYORALTY, JUDICIARY, COUNTY
and CITY NOMINATIONS
Eminent Speakers from abroad and from State
and City viii eddress the meeting Their names will be
published ia the daily papers on "Wednesday next.
Scott and Graham Clubs requestt to assemble at their
respective headquarters and march IN procession to the
Broadway House.
The meeting win be envened by the singing of best
Glee Clubs
Joeeph Hoxie q. T. Rodman, Merwin II. Brewer,
J. q Mofet Oscar Taylor, {. M. Simonsen
Samuel Brcevort, John Labor s Collins,
John l.. Black, Elias Coombs, j. r treeborn,
Jobn Cooper n. CARROLL, Chairman.
EDWARD COLLIN, Secretary -
JOSEPH b. VARNUM Jr,
Vice Chairman Dem. Wing Gen. Com.
Mm. l. SWALLOW t, Secretaries.
ERASTUS BROOKS.
Chairman Gen. Com Of Dem. Wing Young Men
LANES hHMESi D RNvhV {vice Chairnen.
> = H. H. M sSSP Secretaries.
DANIEL ULLMANN,
Chairman Joint Executive Committee.
SANL BREEvooRT Secretaries
ROBERT g. CAMPBELL
Chm Fx Com Of Gen Com OF Dem Wing Young Men.
JAMES BROOKS,
Chairman State Delegation.
JOHN III. WHITE,
Chairman MayOraty Convention.
GEORGE J. CORNELL,
Chairman Judiciary Convention.
GEORGE +. NESBIrr
Chairman County Convention.
O. W. STURTENANT,
Chairman City Convention.
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~, In Democratic Wing General Committee,

CCtObeT II, Ib5Z.
Whereas JAMES KELLY, Esq. has resigned the Chair
nnshp Of this Committee which ne has presided with
signal ability for the last year, therefore
Resote That tins Committee sincerely regret the neces
,tv Of such resignation and hereby tender to him their
thanks for the impartial and manner IN which he
has every duty In retiring he cares with hum the
VAIN personal regard and of each individual mem
Der The able and busnesske cooperation he has eynced
in performance Of the various dus devolying him.
the best of the satisfaction he will give when
called on to perform the duties of the responsible office for
which he is now candidate before the people
Eesored That copies of the above Preamble and Resou
t;on be duly certified by the officers of this Committee and
preeented TO our late Chairman, James Kelly, Esq.
GEORGE J. CORNELL, Chairman.
WILLIAM L. sHARDLow, } Secretaries.
GEORGE p NELSON. ! S'Ni"
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4 5 CHAMBERMAID and Plain Sewer, by re-
Apply 81 No l67 WoOs,erst Can be for tSo days
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WANTED-A Clerk in Hardware Store.

Of The age Of IS OF ls yearz 20 remain permanently;
one resding with parents guardians In the lower part Of
the city The be Of reference u expected and other
nerd apply Address, Pos Office, w. w. Forever.
with then OWE hand when, IN due season, s Will be re-
Ssrd<d.
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DARTNER WANTED in BUILDING

il STEAM ENGINES, LOCOMOTIVES, dc, at Chr
cago -The partnership oil the Subscribers WI soon an
pre and the partner wishes 10 enlarge the ensess
with view TO meet the increasing demands OF tho great
West therefore proposes to connect with hEisen romo
party having capital Tho present firm are low
doing and profitable business
Steam Engines Railroad Cars and variety OF heavy Ma
chnety. Any information may be had BY addressing tho
subsCnben GATES MckNioHr, -,
Eagle Works, Chicago, III.
REFEREScEs-E. Corning Co, Albany, N. Vi J. H.
Birch & Co, Chicago, Ill.,; George It. Cobb Co, New
York Mower Woodwork Boston; Marshaii BenebtS
Colby, Philadelphia.
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4 { Cook, and 10 wash and iron, or do the
~ housework Of private family. By and a. Ch.nl-
BERNARD and Nctress Nurse and Seauress by the
other Thee Olr very experienced and have excel
lent city reference. Cal Nc u 6th-av in the bookso-s
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uwNTH THOUSAND-SECOND ED!

TENTH THOi SANi,@oES,'Wy sD orapR
~ = S,Ir MI ;Tns.rnted Pries 50 cents.
This great Domestic Novel has had an .ms Si sa N .ns
course Of few weeks II has passed 10 second I'' ~
the de mspd still continues unsbetea ,ro.n ,ox.l
~ eFNTIFMAN JACK or LIZ L on the ROAD sn0Ne'
Of exciting interest Illustrated Prse ? cent? u.pIoS
THE SWAMP STEED, or the pAts OF 4hH
and MS MERRY MEN. Price ~ cents ..A ian,
This great Revolutionary novel has passed ,nIgas" S
sditicrs making in the aggregate. lA9o eoP psh
pGWITT 4 DAVENPORT Publishers
Tribune BuldinsA Nssssa-<
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A New Novel, by the Author OF" Susan Hopley."
DUBLISHED THIS NOMENCLATURE
'''I SsTTRiNGFRa TOWNSEND No. p I Broadway way
DEMOVAL.-J. S. REDFIELD, Publisher

T(INIVN lII.-Us -. ItIIJI IIIlIIf t WUII6UtI
IL and Bookseller, has removed from Clinton Hall 10
Nos 10 and l2 Nssaut, the store of Messrs JOHN
CAMPBELL a CO.. where he will continue the business
Of Publishing heretofore. The balance of his present
stock Of School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books viii BE-
gold nt greatly reduced prices.
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VHE GREAT FAIR of the AMERICAN

l. INSTITUTE is open 10 the public daily at Castle
Garden. TIE CATTLE SHOW opens THIS DAY 10 the
public al Madison Cottage, of 5thav. and 2dst
The Anniversary Address will be delivered at Meropo
tan Hall on THURSDAY EVENING, 2lst inst. by Hon
James Dixon. of Hartford, Conn The Presdent Of the
Institute Gen James Tlpadge, will preside. Excellent
for the evening Seats free. The
exercises viii commence at y L. NJ.
By order Of the Managers.