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NEW DISCOVERY IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY
THE THERMOMETER. RIVE are decidedly people Of
the most surprising originality and admirable
genius, in the advertising art. We know, far better
than the old fashioned Europeans, how to attract
public attention to our establishments, and we have
. most happy knack Of adapting the means to the
ends. Our merchants, and inventors, and showmen,
and quack doctors, and even the foreign ARTISTS
who come among us, and learn from us--adopt the
most unique and ingenious modes Of recommending
their wares, exhibiting their prodges, and taking
in the dollars. At one time, q great sensation is
produced by the great Snowman Of the age getting
up and circulating most wonderful story of catch
ing woolly hsrses beyond the Rocky Mountains, or
mermaids in the Fejee islands or fishing up pious,
devout, cursing, rum swilling old negresses Of i'm
mense age and remarkable biography; or extolling
the phanthropic designs Of angelic vocalist from
Scandinavia. Then Kinkel or a Kossuth, or a
Lola Monies, adapting themselves to the spirit Of
the age, and the genius of the country, publish
manifestoes Of their patriotic revolutonizing,
antiJesuitics designs on their respective ia
thsrands, and succeed in securing spectators to
their exhibitions, and immense contributions to
their funds Then, again, we have a more
costly but less suspicious plan. This is for doal-
ers in the same business, and co-partncrs sub
,oso TO get up exciting litigation about violating
fpatonts, employ the greatest legal nellccts of
the age to expatiate before impartial Jury on the
AID ibon publish in the newspapers the speeches Of
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Court Caiendar-This day.

UNITED STATES DIsrRIcr CouRr-Nos. 81, 63, "a, CO,
6S, 60. 70, II, 20, "a.
euPREmE CousT-Circuit-No $50 394 500, 800 400,
40l, 402 406, 40S 374, 8, 1885, 1872, 3l3 Al. Special
Term-Adjourped to Wednesday.
1869 11lS. 1856, 1860, 1906, 685, 1871. Part Mos
ESQ $50, se4 $780, S9S, 9oo eo2 904 9oG 9Os o1o 9i2
el4. 916, 81S.
surrRioR CouRr.-(Two branchcs) Nos. 654, GA,
$50 900 S27 s2S $50, 1877, $780, 842 S44 845 $50 46l
663, 500, 7l3 "a 084 III, &C. 69S sl2 &c. SAT, 84s
$40, $780, SOL $50, 1863, s54 49, s5s, $685., $685. s6o
sci SGD SG3 S64. S65
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THE INDEPENDENCE or SAN JUAS-vERY IMpoR-
rANT-This event, which will be found announced
IN our news to-day, is Of great Importance both
20 England and the United States. For several
years this has been a bone Of contention be-
tween the two countries, and a source Of
bitterness and bad feeling. The difficulty, which
was increased by the demand of the right Of
way for the Nicaragua canal, is now entirely re-
moved Everything is amicably settled The inde-
pendence Of San Juan is agreed to, and the canal
will be Immediately constructed. The merchants
of London, condition Of the political event which
has now taken place and the surveys OF Col Chlds,
certifying the probability Of the work, agreed to
take thirty millions Of dollars worth Of the stock,
one half Of the entire. Colonel Chds, having nude
the surveys, is gone to England and the inde-
pendence Of San Juan being established, nothing re-
mains TO interfere with the completion Of the work
This i matter Of vast importance to the CONNER
ci1l world ia the Old country and the new; and the
amicablc arrangement Of differences i much better
Tor a parties concerned than the exploded argu-
men,s Of powder and ball.
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and New York.-Tho new and beautiful steamboat -
=, Captain Francis Lockwood, win, from juno 2lst to
September 21st followsShe will leave the foot
Eighth street. New Yerl for Flushing At 81 o'clock, A.
Returning she will lesve Flushing for New York, A.
NJ, and land i. NJ. Fare, l2,s cents each way B..
Societies and military companies oommuted with Freight
carried reasonable terms Due notice will DO given Of
the change hours for the autumn and winterrhoma
Collier John A. Flammer Caleb ID. Glide sleoye o. Tyr
reIl, Jackson Nichols, John &. Green.
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SHEET
Kew York. Tuesday. June az, ls5s.
Malls for Europe.

1As British mail steamship America win leave Boston
% morrow for Halifax ard Liverpool. The European
xens will close in this city At one and three O'Clock
- afternoon. The New York WEEKLY HKRALD,
vith the latest nsws printed In French and Anglish
YIN - published At half past O'Clock this morning
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has restored bald heads and made sf a
ferent diseases than ali tho pretended remedies IN tn,
known world Don't be deceived there is foul play
ket Call send the depots $50 Pearl street. M Broad
way: between Grand and Broome streets also, ct Joys
music store 500 Broadway, stewarts Brooklyn, o.
Mrs. Hays anda the corner Of Sands and Gold utrsst
Hopek Co.. Chambers and Hudson wAl send
their eustomer u cap be had in all parts Of tAs world
entirely free from grease neither locks verbs Nike
thing and will soil white linen where there j.
cut bruse ache, PAIN weakness, with sithec
SEX 1t Is certain TO Is applied In order tha
All ha reach IT, 1t is sold In bottles from Is &c. sasA -
2 81 90 - dozen cash, approved note; commits
sop. With tls remedy the patient cured lie. His
Magic Fluid for restoring tie hair does not foil in thous
and tra His discovery for preventing sickness curing
cholera diarrbGa cramps and all OF spasnodtc
tsoube INN .aiatey-n.ysr has failed II i 70 pleasant
trsnshens and delights while II ased by AL means
BY by seq BY land none should DO without It.
Orange and Anthony Streets orconHned class u
that be obtained terms, they In ChAa
New South Wales California but they 10 seen
easily and class in the nation for intelligence
and respectabity Circumstances will 40 init Of many
references here Mr. Bennett prefer. facts served
short notice. For most astounding and parou
lars send an get circulars 1t used by the irv Grim
nels Costers Japeways, and by the elite generally See
Sunday papers.
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ipVElTSEMENTS REHRWED EVERY DAY.
~ SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. 81
THE TURF.

THE TURF
day. Juns I'd, NJ ~ o'slook p. NJ; match Cor $l,oc
nile heats to wagons wagon and driver weigh 460 II
1slAr names yssi eonan
-. : .'.~ NA'.l : JOEL coNKL1N, P,op.sssor.
CRNTREvILLE COURSE, L. I.-TRoTTING-A
purse will be given to OF this day. June I'D Of
$50 mile heats, best in in hsrre Free that
Won pure over The sbove amount To close At the
JOEL CONKLIN, Psopristsr.
TTNION COURSE, L. I-TROTTING-TULsDAY JUNE
Y, att n NJ. mach for 81 200. miles. and repeat
TO wagons Mr. George Nelson blk. Black Harry;
MI William Whselan names b. Honest John. The an.
sncent to draw mnttpdee together days
they are held in the highest estma
cars Will south Ferry Brooklyn for the at2
oolsck ~, and return the sports are over
JOHN l. sNEDIKER, Proprietor.
Union COURSE. L. L-TROTTING-WEDNBs
June 3d. 1t three o'clock, p MA eh for 81 COO
two mile Keats in harness. s. Boagard nsmos g. New
will be in readiness at O'Clock p M for the track and re-
j I. sNEDIKER, Proprietor.
MISREPRESENTATION COURSE, BosToN-oN
Tuesday July 18th, grand trial of speed wig come
.o Gs os 4, ne tSSs soare ms beats best three svs
nssdsy July 18TH trial Of speed win oH mile hests
best three Ave. to harnes free to all trotin horses tha
day July 10TH trial speed come Of Awe miles
and repeat ~ harness. free for all trotpg horses Ct S
o'clock, NJ Entries to BE- made Mt Falkland Duryee
Ao At Cambridge Park Bcston ON or before Friday Ju1
O. N9 O'clock p. NJ For further particulars naue Il
Porter ESQ., Of the Spirit ofthe Tines Hr.n
PAGE & GOODWIN. propri.sors
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THE FIREMEN.

MEETING OF MAZEPPA ENGINE COMPANY
No. rs held at the engine house, Friday eyening. June
IL. II vas, n otion,
Resolved That committee of three appoin draw
mp resolutions Of feelings Cataract
Engine Company No % for their Kindness IN eseorting
TO our place in line the morning annual
parade and aso on return home again the evening
Resolved That give heartfelt thanks Mr. Dater
Fereman and Mr. Nokes Assistant Of No 81 also Wes-
ses& Verap prophet the Madison Hotel the kind
ness mar TASTED to the occasion and would advise
call ~"
Resolved. That grateful to Howard Engine Com
No. 81 fer their generous to our
place line and for the Kindness they have shown
heretofore.
Resolved Last but not least scarce knew how to ac
knowledge ourselves to noble remAn Potter j. Henry
for his ceasing industry while this com
pany, and for his genremanly department duty.
JOSEPH BR1DGEMAN,l
WILLIAM WEIR, tcommittes
John MURRAY,
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ton o. thi greatly popular and desa mammoth sheet
viii he reddy morrow tWetnesday) June r. For sale
Nessrs BEXTER BROTHERS, IS Ann street, aud Of all
booksellers.
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FKMOONA Al.

; ;
INFORMATION WANTED-MR. ODON FROM EGYPT
or any person knowing his residence is requested to
make the Same known TO the undersigned has acme
important communications from Mr. G Eydt for him.
q. Z. JACOB, 1S7 Allen street.
NoTICE-IF THE GENTLEMAN WHO LEFT HIS
watch for safe kceripg at the store Chris
opher and Beecker Streets No. 33 have by paying
for this advertisement. JAMES orr kTR
DON VICENTE oSES WILL PLEASE CALL AT
the Office ofthe subscriber, he will receive
Of an interesting and satisfactory character fom his friends
In Havana. HENRY A C0IT A. south street.
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Nj. Lcveit, Dentist, No. 6as Broaaway,


takes this method TO invite the public witness his great
I'm in Dentistry, introduced hy hin. once
hours from 10 till o'clock his work on the teeth be
obtained a. above.
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RasOir Lec0ultrc-Thc genuine can be oh
tanned Of The subssrbers they all other
DERS No. Aston House and 3s7 Broadway Razor STRAP
md Dressing Case Manufacturer.
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Hair Dye.-Batchcl0r's celebrated Liquid
Hair Dye the best yet discovered for oorng the
whskrs the moment y 10 applied The wonderful and
certainty with which this favorite and old Hair
BATCHkLoRS wig Factory, No. Wan street. Copy the
addrAaa
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Comb FnetOry.-The assortment OF ladies'
Dress Combs net eguacd in variety or extent In the
city 1t embraces all the newest French patterns Combs
made to order A. g. J. SAUNDERS, 3S7 Broadway.
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That he has removed to oH Broadwey, whsre hs win
from to o'clock daily DR.. Powelrs "Troatise tho
Eye be procured at his Office Also Artifcsl Eyes,
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Dressing Cases.-The most portable, At tho
same time the most complete And elegant article
featured, having requisite for gentlemans toilet
md a. travelling companion invalusbe For sale by
BAUNDERS SON, No. .Astor House, aud 3S7 Broad
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Crfstndoro,s Liouid Hair Dve.-Th,s n,

has been tested hundreds of
a already taken the first place In the class Of toilet
fADOR0S wig and scalp establishment, No. Aston
House. Private for applying the dye and fitting
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POLITICAL.

FOURTH WARD.-PlERCE AND KING AssOCIA-
tien.-A special boetpg of this Asse iaton will
held this (Tuesday) evening at ~ o'clock Important
business. Let every democrat in the ward ,ttcod.
FLORLNCE MCCARTHY, President.
GroRen p BIckroRD, Secretaries
WILLIAM LocKyER. oe'istai''s
SIXTn WARD.-PIERCE AND KING. MECHANICS
- and Workingmens Assoein,ior-A regular meeting of
the above association will lie held at the Sixth Ward Hotel
this Tuesday evening at eight o'clock All in
ding to Join this Association will aud sign
roll. BY order Of JAMES sWEENY, President.
JAMES MCGOWAN, Vice. President.
JOHN CLANCY, }soo-o..r;..
WILLIAM SINCLAIR, S'Ni''''
CEvENTH wARD.-lRoNsIDES CLUp-AN ADJ
- journed meeting of this club will be held on Tuesday
evening, 22d June ut o'clock at the adquarsrs 7
Madon street The democratic republican the
all who intend 10 aid the
King are invited to attend and become members By or
der Of WILLIAM MACKEY, President.
K.sst Il 1 W; GIAzIfR' Vice Prssid.ats
L. W. GREEN, ssc,o,or;s
john Brown, }osVEe'uries'
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Wigs the most perfect Of nature
yet invented Those wanting very superior srtco should
call at BATCUE10RS celebrated Wig Factory. No. 4Wsl
street where be found tho largest and bot assortment
In tho city. Copy the addro.s
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Teeth arranged In the mouth, on gold
plate without taking out the roots The
taken day. and the teeth finished the without pain
to the patient In of teeth will be arranged
and finished before leaving the Office.
J. FOWLER, 1876 Spring street.
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The constant demand for Summer Hats,
IREEhAN'S excels his expectations. His Beaver
81 So and 81 are perfect charm, his Panama Hats
for 81 49, and 81 eghorn and Braids of all kinds Straw
Hats for fishing and excursions.
FREEMAN 80 Fulton street, between William and Gold.
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Genuine Teas.-Whcn people buy Tea, and
their money away but II You will go to W. r MOODY
CO.'S Tea Warehouse Isl Chatham street. you will fna
fDe Teas not only twenty cent
other stors, but pure and unsdultsrAted.
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The Editor OF tho Sunday Atlas, Goth.
inst devotes good space its describing the
nodIs operandi Of Dr. Watts Nervous Antidote Hsays
the that excites huiAs
the brain All afflicted persons should read H. his
perience must them when nothing else
T. PKYNE, Is Ann street.
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yenkers.-This hsa.tif.l Village - axtssn
miles the city al The air Il brAeng va&sr purc
the scenery cannot Be- .urpasssd steamers
trips eash dairy from the feet Of jay street.
slsns With .hscss speed ~ very ioE fare nearly
Ksisgsrs Mansion House open for the season. meals
furnished AL horses and carriages always
from an Of the world are Attracted here lie lakes
respectable families and pass their time pleasantly
On the from the city you pass the High Bridge the
W. Ludlow. Edwin FORESTS castle. little north, Jon
have the msgniaesns saiacss Of Washington ifyns Noses
There b~autnl bsthps grounds To-day the choicest
lst 81 military diamonds visit this beautiful village IL will
ks Of he gala days Of the Light Guard the Hon
yarkes cherry tree: will be ornamented with gilt edged
opposite the Jude any q this sTlii.n. corp:
throw Of the sovereign rcmedy-KELLINGER'S Magic
Fluid The day pass on in good shape. Mr. H. Dursl
things are done up 10 nilitaire.
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Prote.tantism and Liberty, and DR.. Brown


sOns
The recent lecture Of I r. Brownson, of Boston,
before ihs Catholic Institute in this city, in which
he maintained that Professionalism is incompatible
with liberty has been much talked of in private
circles, and many liberal Catholics, who are not in
the leading strings Of Archbishop Hughes, have
been shocked and scandalized at the extravaganza
and absurdity of the doctrines put forth in their
name, By this great expounder Of the Catholic faith
But they seem to forget that this is species Of in
sanity peculiar to New England, and of the very
same stripe with that of the rawlings Of Garrison,
Greeley, Dana, the advocates of women's rights, the
apostles of the cold water fanaticism, the rappes
and the champions Of NIL the isms that spring up
like mushrooms, "down East" The same extreme
and ultra opinions, the same desire to be sim
guar, and the assumption to know more than
anybody else, characterize the lecture of DR..
Brownson. and mark morbid condition Of mind,
produced by excessive mental stimulation. A
short time ago we showed from statistics, that in
sanity abounded more in New England than in any
other part Of the United States 1t is the most in
teectual and educated portion Of the country, and
the soil being unfavorabe for agricultural pursuits,
the population are thrown for q living upon me-
chanical professional, intellectual avocations,
speculative philosophy; and the result is, that while
great mental ability is developed there is also great
mental alteration from the excessive application
of ntellects originally weak, badly balanced, or de-
fcient in some radical point. These minds are
overtaxed and ambition, with O little learning,
but without brains leads to the most extraordinary
consequences. Hence New England Is, par excel
tencc, the land Of isms. 1t has its Cathocisms as
well as its Protestantsms, and DR.. Brownson APP
pears to be leader Of ultraism in Catholcity,
after being through half dozen scots in search of
a religions and finding to suit him till he
stumbled on the holy Roman Catholic Church, he
is not content even with that, but wants to 90
beyond il, and to be more Catholic than the Ca
tholics thcmsclyes
The positions he assumes in his lecture are very
novel, and cry funny When saw the FIRST
nouncemcnt Of the Doctors lecture in the Froeman's
Lunoi We were rather surprised that the subject
vas Proiestantism incompatible with republican,
Ism, for il was always conceded that rcpublcansm
vas tho very offspring Of Professionalism, and Catho-
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Gen. Scott and Gen. Plercc.-Fine Portraits
the.e distinguished candidates for the Presidency TO-
gether with Licensees of Webster Fillmore Cass Clay
Calhoun and many others who passed from the
Of action. to the public At BRADYS Gallery
Bro adway, corner Of. Fulton treet.
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Pate DE Foies Gras, from Strasbourx |;
Ortosns Beehasse Bscasses, Bechassines Fasan Sc ali
prepared with 1rues and put up tin for summer nss
Trunes In tin for sale, by JOHN DUNCAN Sons 407
Broadway.
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Paris MantllIas.-The extraordinary Tim
the Paris MsntilA Emporium y6l Broad
renders imperative an endorsement Of the store
vey sold before the 9th Of July the proprietor has
submitted to reduction Of nearly half the cost Of i'm
Portation. GEO. BULPIN, 33l Broadway
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hest aud

moving Machlnes.-Thc best and most per-
feet machines that for sale TO the pub
lic, can te had At JOHN MAYHER Il CO.'S Agricultural
Warehouse aud Seed Store, 1917 Water st. N. With one
OF there man and pair Of horses will
spread from ten to fifteen kind
They are warranted to give entire satisfac ton.
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Victory! Victory! Victory Tho election.
won. and MEDHURsT HEARD, p Maiden lane, are
appointed hair aud makers the people OF the
United States Five Thousand wigs and toupsss always on
hand made Of the best materials. Copy the address.
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F. 9. CleaveI's Prize Medal Honey Soap.
Beware Of counterfesF Cleayers is the only genuine
Honey Soap As toilet SOAP 10 ncom allie;
bath. II is luxurious in the extreme W. J. DAVIS Co..
sole wholesale agents, 40 Cortland street.
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The Summer Invasion at Union Hail.
Nothing equal TO the resh Of custom TO Union Hall sh:
statesmen cutters barely keep pace with IT, The
Light summer Coats and Sacks of single cashmere, linen,
full and graceful Vests suitable to the season
unrvsed resources establishment. In Boys Summer
Clothing 400. the demand is equally urgent. All this
prices down lower than Neither the public the
trade have before witnessed such triumph. Union
York Herald ofice.
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Cheap Baths for tho PeOplc.-Rablneau's
n r., opsn also. his Sea Baths. Kpp Brown,
and Ty ssn's line Of stages near the place.
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From BELIZE, HospuRAs.-The bark William 0. Alden,
from Belize Honduras June l. arrived yesterday morning.
Excepting the fact that al the Honduras papers had
been discontinued abe brings worth publishing
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Summer Furnishings, Mt McLaughIin's,
Of Chambers aud Greenwich strestsZephyr, Silk
Nerino and Cotton under garments Summer Stocks Graz
Gloves and Hosiery Fine shirts made for
trade all To this branch give particular
attention Shirts made to at the shortest notice.
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Checked Linen, for ladies travelling
dreses Printed Linen children fine white
fancy Barnsley Drills and Ducks for gentemeus and boys
pantaloons stair Crash in various patterns All just
received the steamer at the New York Linen
Hall. JNO. DAVIS & CO., $50 Broadway.
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NINE CHEERS FOR THE SECOND CoNQUERoR OF
~ Mexico Of tho Ninth Ward rally rr the Nomi
nee OF the baltimore Conventional public meeting will be
heid ~ the Blocker Street this evening the
peso 81 orpaDifg club, to he called the Lundya Lane
club Of the Ninth Ward Locooeos be let on Scott
free.
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Elegant French and India Wedding Cards,
plain and silver bordercd engraved In tho latest
Splendid Silver Embossed and PanW edding
Waers-Fine Door Plates Hcraldo Devices of every
description In the Srst style the and
EYEkpELL. y02 Broadway, cor. Duane street.
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Lyons Kathalr0n, warranted to cure BALD
and the hair from turning gray sold
cents by kushton, Clark Coz l6S and Rice smith, TT
Broadway; n Griffith, S74 Grand street, VIM. b. Free
man. 20 Third VIM NJ Giler 169 Sixth avenue and
by all druggists thro ughout the United States -
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The People can make thelr own Presldent,
but not their own shirts GREEN, No. Aston House,
the unanimous choice Of the world Of fashion
for the latter employment, and his unlike those
Of greatest Statesmen invariably give Satisfaction
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Great Bargains In Carpstings.-Peterson 4
HUMPHREY S7y Broadway of hte street. having
purchased largely the late auction sales dispose
q the Fame at the following low vevets 1
Tapestries 9 Brussels Ss Three ply 7 to 6 IAg1ains
Il. to g., and all other goods equally low.
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Since Lyon reduced the price or his Mag
netc Powder and Pills the rash to IA
and to his various agencies In town and has
almost The attempts Of mitators to dspreate
the Powder has only tended to increase its popularity We
have always said that 1t the only and
ofextrpatng bed bugs heas reaches moths &c., and
Rl the world seems to be Of our opinion.