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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-06

No person ct for the Office would accept IL the pos
sibty of being turned out any day by the Mayor st
rs mere whim, pithom assigned. The requisite
knowledge Of crime and criminals to enable person to
discharge with any efficiency the duties of Chief Of Po
nee can only he acquired after long experience
Inc thrd section is fatal to the department It de-
cares tat a members of the Police department except
0hei, shah hod their ONCE during good behavior"
Which means for life, unless they commit some act for
which they may be broken Tho department cons.ts a
about thousand men, besides officers About sepes hu-
dred and Cffy of that number appointed by tho
Aldermen under the old law, for years whose tera
have not yet expired As they do expire they must
come before the Commissioners for re.appointment:
they are worthy they appointed if not thev
are left OIL and other persons appointed in their
stead who under the law Of the last hold their
appointment for good behavior OF these hundred
and hfty great many are inefficient unable to dis
charge their duties what is worse tnwory o(
their place This bill tasens them all upon the depart
This bills therefore, perfect nuGcation of our whole
system of police passed at session. under which
now daily improving and gaining the condolences q
tion and incentive to improvement in every Of ths
department from the Chief down to the doorkeeper We
and hundred and y men forced upon the city for
Ve whether they physically morally fitted for Their
Office not and taking away from the Commissioners an
power OF selecting such only as are toorthy
The citizens Of New York. therefore, look to the mem
bers Of the Senate to this city from the hasty egs
aton in passing this bill by the Assembly; and am sure
that the members from the rural districts had known
the effect of it they would have voted for It.
That all who members Of the police are not th0
men to be appointed for life is very obvious from Ne
very large number Of them who have been arragned -
charges before the Commissioners for intorcao Viola
tton Of discipline, neglect Of duty or otherwise.
My belief is that this bill passes the present Cos
missoners-the Mayor, Recorder and City Jud0e-w give
ce and will let it relapse into its former inefciency and
worthlessness and let the responsibility be the head Of
such members represent city in the Assembly and
who supported this bill.
these gentlemen that their votes will
be forgotten by by thousands of their fellow cit
zens when they again before the public for thor
sufrrages.
This is not local question, but affecting the mea
bers from the rural districts much citsena
they and thousands Of their constituents are CON
stantly visiting city business pleasure, ana
strangers are the first victims of the rogues Of New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-06
DOlnHs MT Albany.

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
a party believed to be made up chiefly of discharged
policemen and other interesting and valuable citizens
engaged in the vending Of strong drinks, have raised
fund to send committee to Albany to break down ths
present police organization. They propose to make n
the officers elective in order TO insure insubordnaton
and confusion to raise the pay that the citizen
may have the pleasure of drawing larger checks 6
favor of the Receiver of Taxes.
This Committee have the prayers and best wishes for
their success of all the rowdes, short-boys and grog
shopkeepers at the Five Points.
The city members know the men on this committee,
and will turn deaf to their representations. We
hope the country gentlemen in the Assembly will not bo
influenced by the enemies of LAW AND ORDER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-06
From the West.

STEAMBOAT COLLISION ON THE MIsSIssIPPI-RAIL-
ROAD OPENING.
CINCINNATI, April 5, 1854
The steamer Ohio into the steamer W. B. Clifton,
the Mississippi near Cairo, yesterday, and the lat
ter sunk to her hurricane deck. Her passengers
and all saved The Clifton was bound from
Louisville fpr New Orleans with full freight.
The opening of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad to
Aurora nalah,o+aa yastaraay Twelve hundred in
vfted guests left here three trans and paroek Of
grand banquet at Aurora.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-06
Result Of the Connecticut Election.

HARTFORD, April o. IBb4
The entire vote for Governor is about 81 000 Of which
Ingham dem, has about ut.................. 28, 900
Dutton, whig, about. 1880
Chapman, temperance, about. 1O,80O
Hooker about. 2,70O
Making the majority against Ingham about. 5000
Lbt year Seymour's majority was............. 1908
The Senate will stand-whigs, II; democrats, 4.
The House-whgs and free soilers, 1872 democrats o.
The wings elected Sheris in New Haven Fairfield New
London, Ltch6ed and Wndham counties, and the demo-
Gratis in Hartford, Tolland and Middlesex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-06

April 5.-Charge of Revolt-Wm. King and Thomas
Taylor arrested and committed for examination
q charge Of revolt board the American ship William
Tapscott. James Abraham, Thos Farrand, John Gray
and VIM Jenkins also committed for refusing to do
duty on board the ship Nebraska.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-06
The Maine Law again Defeated In Penn
sylvanla.

HARRisBCRG April o. 1904.
The House to-day took up the Senate Prohibtory
Liquor bill, which led to animated discussion.
Various motions made to postpone it until to-
morrow riday) and indefinitely but they all voted
down.
The question being taken on the BILL if was defeated
Yeas 81, nays 81.
The operation of this bill dependent upon a vote
Of the people before it could be enacted into law
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-06
Markets.

New ORLEANS April 4, 1854
Our cotton market is firm and active. hnddling is
quoted Mt g6c Flour is held at SO for Ohio. Western
mixed is at 56c. 5Sc. limited business in pork
at unchanged rates. S2 so. An active business in
coffee the sales to-day comprising TO- 900 bags at exc
10kc. The stock hand is IS 900 bags Sterling
change is at 1sc. premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-06
Marine Disaster.

BRITISH SCHOONER MORNING STAR ASHORE.
NORFOLK, March T. 1854
The British schooner Morning Star from Halifax NJ S.
bound to Richmond with cargo of fish, is ashore
Currituck beach. 1t is thought upon being ghtened
she may be got off.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-06
News from Texas.

From the San Antonio Ledger we copy the following
notice of important movements Of troops
On Saturday last Major Belger, the indefatgabe As
ssant Quartermaser in charge Of the San Antonio de-
pot despatched well appointed train of twenty eight
wagons with stores provisions and forage for Captain
Grangers company X, 1st infantry, which has been
dered to take position from hundred to hundred
and fifty miles above Fort Clark, the FL Paso road
The commanding officer in making the selection to be
governed by due regard to good encampment, an
abundance Of water grass and wood. The commanding
officer at Fort Duncan has orders to despatch company
of the 1st Infantry stationed there, transpor
tation be furnished from Corpus Christi to take posi-
ton from two hundred to two hundred and fifty miles
above Fort Clark the FL Paso road In the selection
of the ercampment the commanding officer is to be
governed by the same considerations in tho first in
for hundred and thirty days Major Beger has re-
ceived requiston for fifteen wagons to carry prov
sons baggage, &c, for Captain Joseph G. Walkers COM
pany of mounted rifles which is to be held in readiness
to accompany General Smith his tour to FL Paso.
The company to be filed up to the full complement
according to the establishment by picked details
from the other companies and will be furnished with
the supplies necessary for trip of three months
In addition to the depredations before referred to- and
which have already been noticed here, find the follow
ing reported by the Ledger -
We learn from the gentleman who rides express to
Fort Belknap, that the Indians killed two oxen, ham
strung two, and drove of nine more, belonging to
party Of Germans who taking to Fort Chad
bourne We also learn from the Victoria Advocate that
the Indians have been committing depradaons the
Nueces in the neighborhood Of Fort Merrill and below.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-06
Another Vessel DetaIned by the Ice.

FHILADELPTIA, April o. 1904.
The ship Tuscarora, from Liverpool arrived to-day
ports being four days in the ice receiving damage
to her hull She spoke, March 10, the steamship Nash
vile, from New York for Havrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-06
New York Captain Assaulted.

BALTIMORE, April b, 1904.
Captain Dennis, of the ship St. Louis, arrived at New
Orleans from New York. was recently assaulted and Sc
vere-ly injured by gang of ship runners
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-06


Arm s Edward ID. James VS.. d. b st. John, Sapcr-
ntenant of State this the Judgs. decid
ed that the had power to SELL ana that
the period OF noticing the sale discretion Motion
for injunction deued, and temporary ip..uncton ala
olved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-06

BosroS, April S, 1854.
The schooner Orion from ST. Jago, reports that the
night of March II shocks earthquake felt
at that place violently shaking the buildings and the
shipping in the harbor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-06

TRAIN ATTACKED AND ROBBED-CITIZENS KILLED
PUBLIC MEETTNd--vOLUNTEERs CALLED OUT.
An extra from the San Antonio (Texas) Ledger Of
the Goth ultimo says
From Mr.. Womble, government express rider
who arrived here on Sunday evening from Laredo,
learn that the 9th a party of Lpans attacked q
Bee, within three miles of Laredo, killing and
carrying Off portion Of the goods Their evident object
was plunder, they told the Mexcans to rum which
they all did except the who shot, who went for
his gum which in his cart To prevent his shooting
an Indian shot an arrow into him. The Mexicans who
fed soon reached Laredo, when company Of citizens
attack which prevented the Indians from carrying of
many of the goods. They broke open number of bot
ties Of pepper sauce catsup &c. but not knowing the
of these articles they threw it the Bottles Of
red ink also opened and left. They marked
Der of lobster and salmon but did not succeed in
getting at the contents They made sure, however, OF
number of bottles of excellent Jamaica rum Lieutenant
Weter who had just come In from long scout, went
in pursuit and followed the Indians about miles,
when they reached the mountains In their fight the
Indians dropped their guns Blankets and of the
articles they had stolen.
Another party, supposed to be Epans came within six
or tho town of Laredo the 18th killed
horse and drove off twenty head. Several Mexcans
who out herdng CATTLE missing and it is feared
they have either been killed captured The rancheros
from above and below coming into Laredo for proec
ton. Nearly all the military from Forts Mcintosh and
Ewell out in pursuit No intelligence had been
ceived from them at the time the express left Laredo
which on the 18th.
In postscript to q letter from highly respectable
gentleman Of Laredo this pertinent question is
meeting Of the citizens of Laredo held, at which
strong resolutions passed. invoking the aid of the
authorities of Texas and Of the federal
the protection of that town and the surrounding country
The Indians had been committing further depredatons
in the neghborhood of Fort Chadburne, the Nueces,
and at Eagle Pass, stealing cattle.
Troops about to be stationed at various points along
the frontier and strong escort Is to accompany Gen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

Albert h Nfcolay holds his Regular Sale
q socks and bonds this day. At 12 O'CLOCK the
osAt Kxebaugs Fer further particulars
meat h another column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

Art had its Raphael Long Ago,
when beauty and shs worla we're young;
1hs laurel now wreathes GuRNkf'S brow,
Ne shadoW Ger hi, lame IL hung.
Broadway, corner Of Leonard street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

10 Cent Daguerreotypes. Taken by Garden
CO 2s3 Broadway tho ondsr and sdmtraton OF AL
4oo distributed during the holidays Beware Of
- German proOsss' ana other. small ~ Remember
No. Us GARDEN CO.
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POLTT1CAk.
IKIpCRATIJ YOUNG MEMS NATIONAL CLUB.-
3xhe next rsrular mseeg Of tbs Ciub will b held
esans u ssisute Friday evening. sh lnss. 81 TX
~ JAMkS 7. BkADY. President.
YWn RLygArHs TO THE DEMOCRATIC RxPUBLr
4er<rA Cen mittee for the year 1894 requested 10
~ 1s ttnyvesxnt rsssisuts Thursday the 5ta inst
= EXP Sss & sss:. Z r.; y,... Can
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Daguerreotypes for % cents Appear Instg-
x6eant % many with every other cheap novoy but
peenee that with sytem taxing three hundred
4sxaits dsny the lrsstest perfection and must
g ebesrved- Thsusands have tried BY REks CO.. ~
yFoaavay. - =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

Buckley's Celebrated gleaxhlng gong--
- y them With Immense sppls.ss composed y "A:
= G1ttng this popular piece can now be suppliea
HORACE WATERS, a33 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

M, CoLLIT-s LECTURE rms xvnNINo. AT ran
hall rner Of blesohsr and Morton Suhjsst-
me nos0r SysE with proper fer Ne preuoJea %
health Illustrated By plates modes maakln ~. nScF1
open - z, lecture ~ TX o'clock Aduiovr
only TX cents Next lecture saturday ng, upsD
the Digestive Organs.
EATnER 0AyAzzI. AT THa Un0RNT RRQUHgr on
I've lectures The eve o. his s.Psrtars ss xurops
and ~ lntsrrity ftsly 10 le&s ~ ksr SSrue
ses for Liberty asd epsnds at7k o'ceek prssissyy
Brcther's, as bro .Sway.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE LrorURzs FOR 1854
IVA Prot James Rasvss. Of cslumbia College viii Ices
tnrs before the ments Of tho Institute iris hursaAyD
eyenins a. oolsck. subiset-Hissefy. So6
af's;2S z Is St H.Esfs Z &: I'd =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

DupssA Imported sehas H.rs.-We 1ust
- eiI esnn Ne sttsntiea reaAsrs 70 ALBEIT r.
UlCoLAY leys' SALE Of sPlsndid RsssiAa sAhls
nssn DAy ds ehinshIa, prime 0rsetan Stone nArtsu,
k yuonian mpeFinl 0aces, viete9nes mp0s, euh
- isn WI tsks piass g As.5 saissres. 100 Broasway
"A = II o'esck each day. h What A. IL NJ Co. do
obS NJ pspsrb collscton being the isst sale of the
. Asts o. the rost IN store for thsm ,aliy
~ will be sold without regax1 theg and
Y0shsyehe character.
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The Onslaughf OF Purchasers ON our stock
ysses and f tho Last month has been largo
ossufsrs, which viii sell very iow e sss arcsdwy
HORACE WATEEa
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C1MLANNUAL NETTING OF THR AMDRTCAu IN
- psranes Union. will held Mstrooolias Hsrs ~
sssssssy svsssf u: Mh ia.; Z es..s.ss . :si.
Law, BY the Kev. Inward Bsschsr b D. I'll DcsSss ~
Rsv H. CuyIr, Of tho kaskss grsss shursk d NefS
band Of nsss will % In stt ndaass, anA sssssn vif
spsstfully invited 70 attsnd-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

3 The Holy Clty.--The Raxest Objects or Art
- ~ in new York those splendid whole plate
lassreth ncunt Zion, &c obtained by ROOT the artist
49, votS dnvs ioarns1 ROOFS srv ops az
I'D evening 1T No. 3GS Broadway Admsion free Rooms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

CkcOND NEW YORK BUILDING AssOcLArION.-
~ The second New YORK Buildsg sooiAtsn vil keli
rsSniss meeting shs evening yaauary ~ - selss
arrsn all OF Henry Olfv 0eoe1a Fune.
su.. a. 81 T. Requested VA
the year sennsneipg February sent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

RArcns1ogy IN Jersey Caty.-Prof. O. q.
FOWLER Ill commence Of lectures phrcnslogy
A ply clogy Reform Dutch Church. 0rana
nd Warrington stects Jersey Oily Thursday evening.
- ~ TX o'clock Subject Of frs lecture SigAs Of
os4sE principles and prsofs of phrenolsgy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

Great Enlargemont or the Boston piIot.-
- vour hety ak oolumns printed nue
laSss with new tIs new hsadin new oontrbutsrs and
Dsrcpe and America. No VOL I, for Jan 4 eentaans
nassssly letter BY pr csh trsnsubstAnt stcn; xrs
ten h swn sosss q shs sscae Of smith
n only ~ 30 per In advance For sale By al the
AeNspsptr dealers In the United States PATRICK DONA
HUE Publsbsr No Franklin street. Boston. New York;
Dsxter Brethsrs Wholesale Agent Nos. and l6 Ann
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

Young and Old Americas- Ross 4 Jones,
u ~ Ann street have the honor another
IePresentasye Of the Men Of and tas prnoi
SIepcudent psper Med Buntiine;s Oval Through ia
merits IL has gsr cd the largest circulation In
sxy. Call ct once, 1t 81 Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

US0R sAIE-TBE LEAsE, STOCK. AND FIxTuREs
smal oyster ssieoB and lbAr, IN ems cf tho best
hsIsgahfsrs u tAs city. Apply On The prnisss No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

As nnrivslled for tho agos c,nsump
49, asthna Of ysa!s sssndins, coughs Of 81. klnd
My sonplaat and All diseases Of the for By
vIS0N, rAiRhAkK co l3 aad ~ Hsaoyer street, and
~ ia Brosswas snS ~ BsyS Fs.l % corsisnsss q
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LOST AND FOUND.

R0x LOsT-1lLIYvyD 10 HAVE BEEN LOST AT
the International HOTEL Niagara Falls between there
and Buffalo, square leather box with the initials J. D.
end. 1is box tAins lsdies valuable apparel
Any n rsfers1ee 70 .ill ,. knily
Clashsvne Tsnasssss 1illotson Marshall New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

Marvellous Tables, Spirits, dsc.-The Ma
number swing deeply interesting account Of
SSrsss where sor ef the most aarvsou deyolops
made well calculated sstonish the public Full Dc
oeption II the medium, who lady given, and her mode
- operation Aso something with regard 70 the Pernsn
Suus and criminal intelligence from AL parts Of the world
oslA overyWhsre-4 oents per COPY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

Jonec Pantoscope GA<t Enterpr1so Going
aAsad ieses Of gn .ahets rapidly incres.ins, and
manifessed In the honor and integrity
M j. Mssley Jones' HA dit tctsts nay be found e an
he usual eess and ct Hope Chapel 7l8 Broadway where
~ tninitabls pAAtosoope d daily exhibited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

Verdict ON shluss Tho Verdict or Fa-
Aisa jpsy. With Public Opinion fer rs feremsn is thai
beSsstson In shirtmakg, regards STYLE has
6snshsd patsnt :, pursued
v 0HkKE'S, No. lAssof House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

100QyOO0 Wogth OF Propssty Consumed
What Of that Ia ore
- Iront street the morning Of the Hsh Of Deesmbsrf
NJ have heard from but abe Defiance safe,
sl " n. Ro8sRr PATRICK. la1 Pearl street, which
its contents entire II others up
9 aesppeared in white BquAl the citizens Of Mis- 0sea1
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fyHAMPAGNE WINE AND PALE BRANDy-AUC-
" tiopFridsy he Cab January, ~ % e'cleok o. No. 81
Deg street. corner q hasdrsd basket. ehsI
berry dse sgars tobacco Ac together with varsity
buttons, dry goods, and email wares.
wILLINoToN A. CARTER. Aaesiosesr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

Cx1eesdoro's Hxsslaaor Liquid Hair Dye n
enaly snpsrsseAas al ths q then Pat toGsshs
- wnoes hair has almost kssn TuinsA hy spurcus anA
y1lssp nseexuna hail ~ advent ens the srss1ss1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

Ins Lucky Lam whe Gets $500 by Lo
vAsh hare fallen from HE heal ~ the ~ u Isst
sasaay tnnqus Price Is esAts 0sli svsrvvbsrs Prn.
= Sspsr BARksRs lsAiss haarassssias sssabl sAnsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05
ELIxA HAS ARRIVED IN THE CITY.

IF THOMAS DANKs, CARPET wEAvER FROM LON
don, I'm eIApd, who New ork By the Hendrck
Hudson IN iS52 st living viii send hs address TO bsx
800 Philadelphia Post 0cc, he will hssr Of something
bis aavsntsge desd, person giving the information
will be paid fog his tro1blc
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UIFTH lNNIvERsARY or THI YOUNG MEMS
Hsersv hsnsyc snt ball IA AID q The
Ing. January 1874 Tickets, admitting gentleman and
Two ladse nolu ding refreshments ~ DO obtained ~ the
site shs Park, and Lafarss Hotel e7s groaaysy
y. Dr. You've, Secretary.
r. Carriages viii SCI down ceupsny horses heads up
Broadway, And take up reverse order.
BY order Of the Inspsesor Of Hacks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

Sewing Mach2nos.-A Great Dsputatlen
yh sssing nsshiass which, from thss ar.t n
Sra Tie new msehinss jut brought oux witch sew Abe
sst dslisate vs che heaviest fabrics wsh single
- swe threads. asest triumph Of neshanc y.
naAnes variety most reasonable prios
0als g Ne sss No. acs Bresdway. J. Il SIN0Rk 90.
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TyHE FRIEND OF n. b. W., FROM NO. 70, WILL BH
- home % Saturday next. until one e'elsok. II n.
NyEr MISSILE PAPERS PLEASE C0PY-TNYORHA-
wanted Joseph MeQuAid native Of Roslsa coun-
~ Isrnansgh Ireland When last heard Of IN
whore report sta tss he died. information
vhstlsr living dead, will be gratefully appreciated
By bis Attic mother, Mrs. Mary AeQuaid, l4S Division
street, New York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

Headache, Dixxlness, Hearfburn, Palpatar
~ aLd AL the dsAxrssAbs sympt ariisg from mpru
= 1s sssess Syspspsis sx The rs:gs q thirty yssss
esAtns made public thou Il Il hes cured thousands Of
- Of dsPp TO DO had Of ths principal drug
UDppgioEsrs Of Dr. hsCiint esk's family "a sdfcipoa
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pHNNSYLvAf1A AND LEHI0H ZINC WORKg
Bssstiehem J,nusry 1854 rhsuas Andrs.s Esq'
paired ys started The ysar With twenty fursssss
f.u ei:st The repairs have been dons In suoh nan
ssi,siss wlish .ss dsssrsysd has lbesn entirely re-
euis o. hfeh, with Iron rasHs Iron roof dssrD
40; thus nreproof. We s-l eonadsnt that the ssnS
eauss sannot sgain interrupt We shall trsasniS
ne severity weather vs sheald very far advasss
sh our new furnaces We shall
- soon 40 the weather. vii permit Ills VIII increase sur
proauet 20 douse the quantity named The sxtsnssa WI
spfins trade The quality Of The exIds cannot Be- surpasss
GILBERT WvfHR9ILk.
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UvANTED-IN NEwSPAPER OFFICE AN ACTIVE
intclnGsst AID industrious boy, sixteen or sightscr
yssSs OF Must write good plain hand and DO read,
70 make hsef generally useful Inquire after oclosk
p. n, q lb8 Pearl street, q, stairs
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DIR. lames McCl1nt0ok's RheumaGlc Llnl-
infabls oatwsr application fog ths relief Of all
brui~ss swsLfnss sore thress ssin neos dnsss Of
3s1ate rheumatsm spTAins ntsrna
GA ~ Also rubbed the throat and chest Tor
fef sresp, bronebas sad all irrtsscns and .nsmma
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