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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29
Jnsnranre Companies.
T ORILLARD FIRE INSURANCE Ct

7 ORILLARD FIRE INSURANCE COM
~ PAkY-The Annual Election foT Twenty FIVE d roc
tors for this Company will Be held at their Office No OIL
Chantersst, On TIL URsDAY, the "a February ne1t .,
CARLISLE NORWOOD. Secretary.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR-
IN ANCE SOCIETY of LOSDON-GenerI Agency
stEo n wAl-st New-York-Tns Life Assurance Socie-
~ having deposited Guarantee Fund Of 00,VOD m
IDited States s,octs and ssw YoTs STATE sess YIN ne
TIE State law will receive proposals for Insurance on LIVES
At Their General Agency, No II Wss New-Yort. asd AZ
Person, sone 70 California and Aus:ralia insured at
The Local Board OF meet every "Wednesday fos
MgesI Fzs,n;,,ersin aftendsnos daily o'clock NJ
SITTING ,enh ,1i as n wv Ws
LOCAL poARD OF DIRECTORS, sEw-YosK;
George Barclay James Boonnsn, John Palmer,
S bsne P. mSsnd s HsSes o9H Totts
A. o. Stout Robert J Dillqn, Joseph Gaillard Jr.
BAsKEEs-The Merchants Bank NewYork: the Lestb-
er Manufncturers' Bans kev-York.
soLIcITos-ROBERT J. DILLON
MfpIcAL ExAnInsRs-DR A T.. HOsACK and Dr. 3.
s KEENE. C. z. HABICHT, General Agent
OFFICE of the GROCERS FIRE IN
" sURANCE COMPANY. No 81 Wsn-st, corEer Of
CAPITAL 100000.
At an election held this day, the following seatenen
chosen Directors Of this Company for the ensuing
sampson Moore, Moses Taylor George Elder,
Benz b. sherman, Msrshali Pepoon, Franc-s 5k;ddy,
Peter Martin Alex. II. Grant, Chas Bsrkhaltez,
Rufus Story, asa ). Porter, James b; wilson
Henry Edee, Isaac {. Taylor William IL Foster
At Subsequent meeting Of the Boerd SAMPSON
MOORE, Esq., wa, nn3s,mSusly re- SStId riesaet o. te
NB-Tf;s Comrany continues 10 BUILDINGS, Mog.
chandse Household furniture Vessels IN Port &c, on ile
most favorable terms. All loses promptly adjusted 'ne
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-winter

III Arrangement Trans leave Chameersst' aaiy' '"'
Albany and Troy.
E1press Train A. ~ through in houT,, connecting
with Trains reaching Buffalo Montreal 81 O'CLOCK sa1is
evening.
Mi Train A. M-Throash Way Train Z. NJ
Errress Tam p M-AccOrnmccstion Trano r. NJ
For TsrrytOwn at PM and an Evening Tram IL II
o'clock -,
For Po'teepse st 1880 A. NJ and IP. M.-For Peek'kA
The TsTrytowu Peetskn ard PO'k-ePse Trains stop "
AL Way Stations - 49,, IN
Passengers taken Of Chambers, Canal, Christopher ith
SUNDAY TRAINS from Canah.t At $50 A. NJ for Pough'
tions GEO STARK. Superintendent
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TALL RIVER LINE-On sad after mon
IL BAY ysn "a ths Is:es Of ssi-ht ~ ne ~ h-'e -
n 1900 % - eeo.x per 10 liz on ordinary veg
r,ess ~ ~ csrts per TOO. o-r-J InsAs1reineI
sor9s Otler ffsisht advanced n rTaYcr1iea -,,, =.
TISDaLE BORDEN. ASeuts.Ses ~ 20 "a " -"
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CANANDAIGUA e. FLMIRA RAILROAD

O-WINTER ARRANGEMENr.-On and after Mon
div Dec 90 and until further notice trains leave Enlrs
Cor CaDandaigus, as follows; , ,-,
Mail Train at A NJ. on arrival OF Night Express
Train from New-York connecting at Canandaigua with
sins on the Albany aud Buffalo Road Tor Rochester bui
slo end Niagara Falls. -,
Day Txprsss at g. 10 PM arrival OF Day Express
from New-York The time Of leaving New-fork may DO
s v reference 20 the advertisement Of the New and
Erie Railroad. WILLIAM q. LAfhASi, ouPI
-yor nec ia. 1872
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NORWALK and CLEVELAND

Il RAILROADS.&C. for passengers b-txeen Toledo
and Mcnroevie Trans leave dziy Except subdiys q
fcncws; Leeye Toledo az NJ, leave AOnroeylle .f =
p 81 forming continuous hue Of railway, via Cleveland
.nd Shelly between Newly JFk Boston and ChicaSo.
The direct Ere from Cleveland - Monrosve. viii DC
open about Jan 2r-Oee Toledo Sosvalk and Cleveland
Z K, NorEAIk o. Jan, 1888 , . ,,
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filonen Uanteo arb to foan.

MONEY. MONEY.-Money 10 loan on
wi Watches Diamonds Jewslry. Ac &c Also, Hcasss
70 let and Saloons sold out OF every on ne no'
yorabe terms Al transsct0ns cosadsnta, &c The p<i-
ys,e OfSee, DO. lea Essssa 0tsee No Is
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-This Road

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-1hl his Road
will b. completed 20 Pittsburgh by December Isl after
which ell goods Consigned their Agent at Philadelphia
will 90 through without Tanszh pnent within Seventy
Hours the rates below pubhshed Offering 70 Merchants
shirpiI point, the OHIO River any OF the West
err waters facilities not 70 BE- received any other route
Their errunseuents with connecting roads complete By
which Gods Dc forwarded the Interior OF tho West
en- States by Railroad At the lowest rates aud n s es
without detention. ...,..,,,-. 80, ,,.,.
from Phlsde ph,a 10 Pittsburgh.
LIST Cl.sa-Dry Goods Boot. Shoes &c ssl per 100 rs
a. Glas,-Hsrduare, Machinery, Bales
Blown shestng Wool &c. ..sje.s. per 100 rss.
81 CasS-Colee, Queenswsre, Heavy -
CsS,inss sc .................T5c ts per 100 De.
sh Cles-Bacon Lard Fish Le-..... s5ct, per 100 rs
Ne Commission charged FOR forwarding II Phadepais 90
Piftsburgh
For further information Bills Of Lsdng, .pply 70
l. ELLIOTT. AGENT No Westst, \.
H.H. HOUSTON, Gen. Freight Agent, Ptnlade PIN,
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IN pIlRSIlANCE of am order of cha Surro.

s..eo me County York. hereby to all
on. ks,ns clam. asns, JOHN W PALMER late OF the CITY %
Buter sceesed pre'sn the ssuc, WITH vouehefs
sof 4, tie % er ~ ~, house No ~ Avenue 10 the CITY
New York hare the tsencth DAY otay nstt-Dssd
al NV On 5 sAML W. sEEIY, ADM. &c.
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NOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA

II stml- tfkly .. Nal L-nt-L nc ,sES...s n -
leave Pier No NoTth kivsT c. WEDNESDAY, FEB :
II octek. y. " Freeisely- For fFeig sp2y % oo-l
where eli bis Of iscls VII be sneci AID To- P'-e =
tie ofoe o. -
sPOFFC I'd. TTLF SION Co. No. IS Scgts-st;
Tbroush ticEtis FOR Florida Gs oliows To J-eGooaVe
e5i: 10 Pitba. sSS -.
steamer UNION advertised leave Oh Saturday, sIn
inst VIII he withdraw 70. that TIP only.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN & NORTHERN

wi INDIANA RAILBOAD.-On aud efter January l,
1883 until further notice Passenger Trains viii run between
Chcazo Toledo and Monroe daily, except Sundays, a. fol-
lows: -, -.
Chicago for Monroe and Toledo at 8! AM
TOLEDO for Chicago at An
Monroe fos Chicago n y AN .
This Road in conjunction with the Toledo end Norwskt
LAKE shore NewI orb and Erie Buffalo and Albany and
ppdson River Railroads foun tire only Railroad conlnuni
cstion between Chicago and New-lor City.
Also, Railroad communication IL now opened between
Ccaro ard Columbus Cincinnati and Pittsburgh via TOe
DO and Norwak Road which intersec the Mad River and
Hamilton and Dayton Roads ct Bellevue, the Mansfield
Road II Monroeve and the Cleveland Columbus and Gin
eippati. and Pittsburgh Roads, at Cleveland
JOS ii MOORE, Superintendent
NJ So n I. r. n. Office, Adrian, Dec. n, 1882
JOHN r. PORTER, Agent No 100 Broad-st NY.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS LlV.
w ERP0OL and PHILADELPHIA SfEAAshr
Co intend sailing the sayoEse steamships a. i0ilows
airy NJ MANCHESTER s sys, Can't r.s.rt Lei.sA.
CITY or GLASGOW......l,6l0, Capt. William WYE.
Ekosf PHILADELfNiA 49,.
CITY Or GLASGOW. .IhaEst.f rco- 10
CITY OF MANCHESTER Ih-IsiAJ sast ~ ~
LivERfooL- -.
CITY or GLASGOW. .Wednestsy, MAJ = -. 20
RATES OF PASSAGE
sao5s ser s.ietooaas $40 s,eon .T ssaissOOa . gina
inidship - 80 - n,hsai? a. .
forward 50 - trwrd
Iuenins Stewsd'sf ees ~,,,y,a
THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS -,
rpifrd number OF thiru-clsx passengers VIII ee AKA
On, Ps;lsaelniis AID Liverpool and 1u1d ~ PeVs
Fiora Philadelphia S2r From LiyerpSe = ~
Certificates 81 PASS ~ Will b issred here - P.coe
are ces.oas OF bringing cut their Trends o"'S'p'-'s
Tafes "a =.
tasen subj-ct " a<rreu1ent - -.
Az exuerierc-d sarEecn VII - cerret CO eSnhP
s1rsli Srsfrs arywn Il = x, on E-gscd saa irr4ae
For Freight or pa<a-e syply - ,.....s ~
and No sW.incts- fhaince pa
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS Co Liverpool
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uoI-sI HOLD FURNITURE. ARTISTS

IlSIUDIO &c-WILLiAa IRVING Co, Auc-
noreers will sel at auction SATURDAY, Jan %, at ~
osok at the Saet No 10 Fine at the Furniture OF
Lus pmOy.d for cCnveBiepee Of sale Brussels and In
srsn Carrots Palof Chais SOfas Tttea-tStes Mirrors,
gIsneb Bedssds Mattress, Countrpanes. Bweaus Wash
stands &c. Tea Stt Lsmps. Also an Artists Studio,
comprising Paintings, Ebgavpgs Sketches, Wsier CoOrs,
CASTE, FOs, Mssques ndlan Dres, fne OIL Paintings IA
Ieh silt tIsmes Show Cases. Fancy Goods &c.
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A AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ u. pORr PHILIP NELR0IrRNE nd SYDNEY


AUSTRALIA. The un-EuI6cent new steAIls up
GOLpFN AGE. 5 co tsns burden - Con a tader,
p b. dstohed fo the above porte on or about the ioi
OF AVRIL.
Til. suip IL OF the and yTensh and N every
sy equal 70 TIE Con.' Line of Stease. ana - believed
w1ll prove T. be the fastest steamship IN the word
The Accommodations FOR First Second and InHd Ia
Pstss1 gers superior TO any steamer sssI DALI COW
For frrislt OF palssse, apply to J. HOWARD SON.
Afents No. 81 Broadway
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TOR gHREWgBUgY HIGHLAND DOCK,

EOE SHREWSBURY,H HIGHLAND DCCh,
Il OCEAN HOUSE, (Tcng Brxochsl PORT "A 49,,
TEGIoN MOUNTS pOCK HROShsS DOCK tAit
astDvn sns RED BANK-fee ns,r and Fp,sntst stears
soaf THOMAS HUNT. CAPT A H. HsEsery. v11 ies-s
% r.w tisvsn Pier Fscs SIR East Rive-, Is foHovs
,so~ xruyass yroN ssEEEsHUsy.
Fridsy. j,a' nd IAN Friday Jan. II II A.
ss1olssv- Jrp. is-lItAM Mosasy, Jan II. ny A. ~.
Tuss-ay. Jsr IS Isl " Wsdnesaay, Ia1- -, Pm
T. arsdsv J,p = lip NJ Fr:day Jan q. SP.M
sstuliNy jan y siP NJ klou.isy. JEa- -, "a A. N
r-esia- jan = III ~ We6-~sasJ IN - n 4 N
ThEr.szy Jan n IN FrlsEy JEa y. g "
Saturday Jan % laLM Ncrfay Jan 81, lci A. NJ
tn. ssges fer s-Yu1nl vil connection vlfe boat
p-rsons are sss ts.us .s .hv. hos. o. the .eeoEn- y
tar ogners.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of tho Surro-

OF View ios notice hes.ey s'en to on
porons hsv ~ claim. Sgsns JAMES w. poNNck s,e Of the
CITY 81 New iok deceased pssea the IN vouchers
thereof subscribers the oce Of William Seymour
Co the City 81 Ncvfot or before the
the lSh day January,
lsss WILLIAM ~ SEYMOUR,
CHARLES MERRILL. r....o,.
w. DpMt>Ick, fN"'""''
10 iswGns WILLIAM b. DoMiStckJ
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Uater Cure.

UyDROP Attic and HyGlENlC lNSTI.
III TUFE, No. Is Lsshts1 Sgee,s department tor ~
'"9'0 pr ] L. HOSfORD. Assistant.
Yy,UE N CITY WATER CURE, No. lss
Co. rs,.nts and boarlers y n WELLINGTON, MD
'o4 F@'1''' N GEO. H. TAYLOR, ND.
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COALRcd Ash Stove ana ~ sS Se Coaa :! A $.
~ ssi sss. s' IKE Yas3 No ~ Frsnktnst
kves n.-shss piN' JAMES AfTKIN.
HdIfs bD Anffion.

A. "A MEawlH, Ancronegr
Wy BANGS, BROfHEB Il Collide
Els.e. Roons. No 70 P4rk row.
MONDAi EVENING, Jan 81, at O'Clock
rp,,y,1E LIBRARY Of English snd American Book en-
Isrt AZ variety Of valuable Standard WORKS ineind
a., n any tne iIbrsry cores sc. -. .....
Hb siPI'y. spy ENTH NETWORK TRADE SALE,
,ais commenced on MONDAY, 2st March, 1853
PEA Co solicit eonngnuen,s Of Books, PAPERS, sTa-
,,eyrpy STLREoTyPE PLATRs, BINDERS CLOTH LEATfi-
81, 6e for regular Trade Saie TO be commenced
., tie above date.
FsieSss for the printing should be flrnished By the
18th Of January inst.
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DEGuAR MAI, LINE. via Stenmgso1,

pEGUIAR MAIL LINZ. via SJUnMysOL,
H for BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFOhD
sne fAUETON.-fbs EsSIners MASSACHUSETTS AID
COMMODORE If tins line, regularly a. a-fee-
lore. Alternately leaving Pier No North River 6rs <sf
above Baftery-T lace. daily, Sundays excepted T. M
AID stoli-:0n 0sock 7. ". sErvel Of the e1si
tran, which leaves Boston at NJ.
The COMMODORE. fvn New. York-AoodAy, Wed
ntsdsy and Fnday. From StounSt-n-InesiAy Ihar'i%y
ard Saturday
The MASSACHUSETTS, from Nsw.York--Tsesias,
TiGrsdsy ard saturday. From Stoninstoa-I0Ssyi We'd
nssdsy and Friday.
The s;eGneT PERRY leaves Providence Tor Newport
rally. except sundays ~ 2 p. "
For frtsh; or passase Apply a. the oe Ne 10 Baitesy
Place. OF on board the boats
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Urean Steamers, &e.

A USTRAI.IA PACKET-FIRST VESSEL
N The elegant clipper EAGLE, ncw al ready Tor SEA
can accommodate few ps>eer-crs, xppcSto1 q
,rln,eSlistsly uGaets ISAAC T. SMITH. Constance,
No. Iol Wallet cc-1cr OF froct
CALIFORNIA TICKET.-Throagh Ticket
~ in the Esl Steamer OF Feb. s. for sale-one o. ne
bss, berths the LADIES' saloon Apply % > W fUA-
NAN, No So Broads..
CALIFORNIA, AUSTRALIA and NEW
~ OHLFANS-SteAnsship Passage snd krrssat oheee-
Parties gong either OF the above ports VIII 40 ~
cslns At orr office SID procuring pas. &c sSer thar ee-
vkeIe YOl Nc CO. No isS Wssf 81. ecEef RSa4e OF
u. Ate tie Ne~-So orr sui Erie Railroad
CHIP SIROCCO for SAN FRANCISCO
- This beautiful sip win sail IN tw dass and has
splf did acco,u no5s.ios sor passengers SpsEs are
csss,sa 70 ~--a dawn y tthcir scces 10 = a.
~ r s. oAKF0fp, Ne. y Ws,lS-
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THE MEDICAL JOURNALS
rive nod me- s.se snee that hes essa 49,
svca their sssessn 70 ssJ othx vrPasrOs ss thS wv
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ecurlssas rthas "a .uy violent an assPcrse sAes s
isctte rssesi erIess ssf pateG's lad been aosl. 80
hsir ecrtea rro1osnos boz by medical praecto1-
Ny ace h1yiaE bees In s,ors wAsc this CondI.l w.
ker 81 ssle tx shee YEAS and ms oPpot4Slses o.
uc-inS o. rs eEsSts somewhat niceroGS ne N-'sy "a
e-s1rs dsn.Aid, a. thai ~ sSSE SADIE a1ssEessxss
tsls iS issh Ihsye seen eas Of ~esS5sss wsca lli
resisted az train n; eT eve Yeas both " iAs psS
I'D Ph1le phs and the pesaoa f.g CANDIDATE r sasi,
slcaly cured sfA che dosea bosses Tie hal spe. ha-
erecs riilezf riec ava was cared viii ;scuy -3ar do
~-' WIN A. KENDALL, NJ y.
r n. RING. Gess-al Aseat for tie United S:atss We
80 Nv rs.sss gsnsTsy tArOuSssui I've United States
rvsor.t,ss Cor al nown ia he ss. Prize q per Bo,
te Two toftes s.; ave hotties FOE aud Per de2
N. B.-Imroftant advice accompanying each eSs'ie.
CANps's HOARHOuND COUGH SYRUP
- -ouly lsl cents delightful aud sure remedy for
cerSh Hcss-r Cets1s,rrSs Se ~ ~"
tad, a. Sanass Mammoth Drag s'sre NO VI 'ans'S'
WONDERFUL DISCOVERf-NR.
w KNIGHT. ofthe aFIn % K.sst oaesa. Shs@.
iss = John a. up sfa having hcea ions aii Ps,ienlv
Sovotug him 4 10 The study oftho anatomy O. the Lamar
HA he VARIOUS sof srowth decay nag ON UNA
us sray. &c. 80 hss nov prepared en-. os SAG,
toi the hair called Hair ReseDeraor aea ne "1Isn
and with which he Is entirely successful IA RESTORING me
hair Cfeny person, oil yoGnk 20 s otsinN sotot 49,
Mr. KNIGHT being p actcal Chemist and his Resensr-
stor heinx sod I0deT warsntes sood reoomucod ~
yonthf soor and prevented from tAlias or The shove
krn sfe also well known for the msav celebrated rv'rs
Goods which they manufacture and have or ss al 'nr"
store a. shove Thee Ia want, give them eah. -
The above good, are also to be found At Nsss.s NEAL
CARROLL 4 HUTCHINsoN'S, No 81 Brosd~y
WHISPERS PRODUCED in SIX
w wFEKs, By using 0RAHAMS oSGuENr Wit.
en-, ,sn or ,piry 20 the skin This strange bat NJ
ror strange thar true as ore tral viii show TIE prse
l. Only ~ rer bottle. sent 20 Sfly part OF me eaatr
u A. GRAHAM No IS Aun.sf fowlers Buhtings.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF MEMBER
- sEY.-Nes-York to Esston Pa Fare 81 76-ksl
ATsnserent commencing November Is 1874 Leave Pier
places g s An Il " and as PM. and Cor Soneryile
m46PM. Returning, leave Phlhp.hurg Al $ sDds AN.
AND Sl5PM
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CPALDING's ENGLISH LITERATURE

SPALDING's ENGLISH LITERATURE
- Ard LASGU AGE d APPLETON 4 co. publish On
Nsdnssday. TIE HISTORY or ENGLISH LTrERA-
IURE, 9Th outline, on TIE OnEn and lirOsta Of -
Eussh LArruAre iusfTsffi " extlets 'or The us o.
Schools ard Of p-ivst- students b william SPsu- ".
Prof or q Logo RhetcTc aut Meaphyscs n re iver-
rry Of ST Ardlsvs VOL Emo, prce, 81 Par Lat
erzture 10 he D.rk Ages A 449-A n lS9. Part II -
he O-iEn ard Growth Of the EnGsh Language PS w
he Lifersrurs q doderu Tines A ID lS9-A y 49,
Ihss sIrrsey ushe manuel for he study o. Ens-
sh Llfersfrr. ~ yourg persons Ire aim 20 relate Ard
e1L All Of he leans ts 10 The intellectual history
q England N sueh manner ~ sbA BE Interesting 1nt N
structiye - str6sr-s
p.Ak Co pub - the following TEXT BOOKS;
g. IS
Prof Nuhgsn on the Structure Ofiae Eashsh Laasuase
syo: O. 50.
Prot Greene. History Of he Made Age. l2nO, o.
Pref Gratsnl's Engl Oh Syponymes limo; g
Prof NNdsvil,s's Elements Of reading and Orstory.
Emo 81.
Prot ouseksnbo-s Frs Lessons in Compositions. l2ne'
a.
Or Taylor. Manael Of Ascien; and Modern Hiasory.
svo.. e. -
Prof How's Shaksperran Reader. lsmos 81 p
Dr.. Arnoids History Of Rome. svO.; -
Or. AraOld's Lectures on Modern History 81 -
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A PERIODICAL WORTHY of the AGE
n STRINGER a TOWNSEND PubLshars sp5 Book

A PERIODICAL WORTHY OF the AGE
"A sTRINGKR 4 TOWNSEND, PubEsh-rs and BOOK
seller No - Broedvly, corner AuD-s, EewTOrk, d.
Ire 10 invite the attention Of the public and TIE tsis
tie fact that By ATslEeent fh Publishers abroad
they vii, esriy n April, Commence The pubhcsrOn Of
the celebrated Gls'saE PRACTICAL MECHANICS
JOURNAL
IL VIII appear simultaneously with ~ p1blcatlo1 IN
Gls'raw Tie vel kno~r reputation ofths greatest Of the
mcdaniel ard scientific Magazines luos; o5yaies the
esssy Of any S.sc-piion of ia inertia Il hsr lonr sged
The proud Obstruction Of beizE the leading periodical q
ti1d u the word. Tie work is eopiOssy embelshed with
sssEns illustrative Of the recent discoveries scencs
and Mechanics. Eseh number ocntans addition from
ore 70 three lA-Fe mAzneent fall shee; Illustrations on
copper, expansive Of 10 current Each rambsrn
faithful pen and pencil reflex Of the discoveries winch have
been made Ar Sciences and Mechanics. since "a.
Which preceded IT, This uaErifoeut Periodical hand
in hand and step BY step with Progress the broad
Of lntenE renee, Science Asd Mechanics No urtsa
description convey faint idea offs ulmeUura5s
superiority every thing Of kind Attempted To
be fairly IpreciAied the work must be e1anined TIE
worosleadnE minds IN Ar Science and Mechanics are
is principal contributors. Each monthly part contain, an
average Of
Two large plate EngavnFs Of Machinery executed toan
scale from the working drawings Of the fist Ens-
Of the day.
From thirty 70 forty wood EnEsvnrs iusraiins the de
tails Of the plste EnUavng, snd al articles requiring
illustration
Practical Papers explaining the mnu;s Of varous Art,
Papers on the Physical Sciences
Original Communications from Scientific Men At home
and abroad.
Illustrated Specifications Of important Patents and Rers-
tered DesrnA
Reviews Of new Scientific Books
British and Foreign Correspondence, practical points
connected with Mechanics and Engineering
Procetdir g Of Scientific Societies.
Monthly Notes popular subjects
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NEW and ENLARGED EDITION of Mrs
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