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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05
CONGRESS, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.

SENATE, March The General Appropriation bill
was the first business under consideration. There
W. grea. deal of noise and confusion. 30 much
that not one in dozen of the members knew any
thing Of what was going forward. All manner
Of appropriations were crowded in, in the
shape Of amendments and millions of money
was voted away in the most blind and reckless fash
ion. Among the amendments were provisions add
ing FIVE Inspectors and twenty Weghers and
Gusgers to the Nsw-York Custom House force, and
increasing the salaries OF Weighsrs, Measures and
inspectors; another directing that only refined
bars should be transferred from New.York to
the Phasdephis Mint for coinage. The amend
ment appropratiDg large sums of money fer
Custom. Houses and Posi-0fices in New York, Phil
adelphi. and Boston was defeated. Tue POST Route
bill was passed, an attempt TO establish weekly
mail between the Mississippi River and the Pacific
being voted down. An appropriation OF e2',ooo
TO Hiram Powers for statusry TO be executed
was agreed to- The Florida Claims Appro-
priation bill was rejected. Early on Sunday
morning the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill
was passed. The Naval Appropriation bill was thea
taken up, and the Seven Shops amendment rejected.
The Collins amendment to the Ocean Mail Steamer
bill, which had just been vetoed was brought up and
faltered by striking out the clsuse repeating
the power to give notice Of dscontinuaace Of the extra
allowance, and was then attached q An amend
1nent to the Naval Appropriation bin, and unani-
nously passed. In the evening the Fertilization bill
csme back from the House. the Senate rsceded from
its amendment and passed II. The House bill denying
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05

Our Mexican correspondence this morning gives
complete details Of the course of affairs in that
distracted country up to Feb. 19. Contrary to
previous expectations, the insurgents have failed
to take the city Of Guadalajara, and have retired
toward the south of that place. The revolution,
however, has not lost ground, and will not be
abandoned, unless the leaders yield to the temp
tAtion of governmental gold. 1t is said that an
attempt has been made to entice Alvarez with
this shining bait, but be Is universally supposed
to be proof against such seducsions. 1t becomes
a more and more perple1ng question how to
raise the wind for these purposes. At present,
the Government is hard up for means to defray
it, ordinary e1pense' in spite Of the extra taxes
that have been imposed. WePublish in another
place the late manifesto Of Santa Anna, in regard
to the existing condition of the country. This ID
q remarkable document, reeking with bitterness
toward the United States. and eItollins the
merits Of the author In the most approved style
Of Spanish srandiloquence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05
THE NEW LANDNGRAB.

For the last Elk or eight yesrs. a small band of
earnest, thinking men have been hard at work
eldesvoripg to attract attention to the in4uties
of our system of disposiDg of our Public Lands,
in that said system iuterposes no obstacle TO the
acquisition of such Lands by capitalists or speca-
lstors, native or alien, but invites any one who
can raise 100000 TO buy herewith Eighty
Thousand Acres the choices: and mos. fertile of
our National Domain, and establish thereon
bsroDy or PATRON estate equal to that Of the Vsn
Ren,,elsers, or that of the Livingstons, which
has proved so sore q icourge to our own Com.
moDwealtb. Nay, there are at this moment i'm.
peDse tracts Of tho virgin soil Of Ohio, on which
no days work has been done since creation,
bought up in thousands of acres BY spectators at
ten sbillings or lees per acre, and held for sale
at twenty dollar, or over, to actual settlers and
cultivsiors. And every one of the New States is
bow retarded in its settlement and growth by
this deadly incubus Of forestslled, monop0lzed
Public Lands.
OF late years, the process OF anticipating set
Element. and trebliDg or still more exaggerating
the price Of new lands to tie actual settler, has
WIN etS''chntNN " itPc9bcN Issues VI Douuty
Land Warrants, emitting those who served in
the Mexican Cor some other) War each to omar.
ter. section, or some smaller area, Of the Public
Lands. as an extra gratalty for such service. By
these bile, little money has been secured to the
discharged soldiers, and great deal more to
claim agents, warrant speculs,ors, attorneys,
brokers', &c.-all at the expen,e of the future
pioneer, Of our new States. We believe every
dollar thus realized will cos. two to the present
ard future occupants of our Western log cabins
And, Is If enough lad rot yet been done, the
Conaress just deceased-the same Congress wbich
passed Cobb's swindlipg Graduation bill and
refused to pass Dawson's bill granting free
qusrter-sectioa to each actual settler-has enact
ed the following:
Enacted &c That esh Of tie s1rvyfpr eommis,iousd
ssisoed ofeers pvstes whether
Of regular volunteers ranfer militia who regularly
int the service Of the Usted every Off
fsioped AID eonmisiosed, samsn ordiasry
eert ard lsudsnsn In the n.vy in asy Of
wsrs wheh this country been ensassA sacs 1880 and
eseh Of srvvoTs Of milts SDl1r State
ROOFS Of sry STATE Territory, called - military service
and regularly orsteed therein and vhoss services bees
pss BY the T. States shall b entitled to receive certificate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05

The Senate at last. and made the special order for
Wednesday. We do hope that the Senate may
see the importance of acting on it deciively and
promptly so that men in any kind of business
which Prohibition will Affect may hire houses
and make other arrangements at once. Every
days delay entails serious loss on thousands.
Let them know what to depend upon at the ear
lest moment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

STKACUsE, NJ UCh 800.
The locomotive Essex. Of the Cincinnati ET-
press train, which left Buffalo at IL o'clock last
night. when mile wet Of Lyons at about
3 o'clock this morning, exploded, seriously
scaloipg and otherwise iujuring the engi-
neer Dir. James Day; and the fireman, Thomas
Anderson, Jr., was thrown some four rods into
ditch and was so badly scslded that his recovery Is
considered doubtful. The cars we're under full head
way at the time of the disaster but We do NOT ieara
of ally other person as being seriously injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05
The Tribune for California.

We shall issue THIS MORNING The TRIBUNE
for California, Oregon and tie Sandcich hlGads
1t will contain summary of all the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News since the last steamer; Money
and Market Reports, Marriages, Deaths, sc.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, can be
had at the counter in the publication Office This
Morning. Price cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05
FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, Saturday, March 3, 1855.
The rumor is quite curren, here that the nomiaa.
ton for Health Officer of the Governors friend. DR..
Thompson, hss through the engineering Of the Lieut.
Governor, been laid the table, and that negots-
tons are nov going on to trade him for st. john
Some parties here profess to believe that the Govssor
will be forced to yield, and nominate St. John.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05

The appointment Of Iii Mcore q Rer.,., ~ =
Land Ofhce. Iowa, vas also confirmed
The Bounty Land Bin vas sea, 4, Sx,.a
President.
The House agreed to the Senate. ,,.....
striking out the Tariff Bill. BY vote ~ ,, -.
60, and the las Amendments having be-, .s..s
committee roe
WsshiseTos, Mxch l. lag,
The Senate confirmed isrsei d. Andrew cs.,,.,-
General TO the British North America, p,,r;.
John r. Brodhesd, Coosa. General TO s;nea. =.
pan; Montgomery Blair, after debate. Salie;,., =
the Court OF Claims.
For the additional Cavalry Regiments. to he Cd.
rels-Brevet Col T.. U. Sumner Lieu,ers,tc,,...,
Fust Dragons; Major Albert S. Joha.,on NJ.
Pay Department.
To be Lieut. Cclonels--Brevet Col. r RI
Captain Engineers Beve, Lieut.. Col. J. E. JoAa.,sa
Top Engineers 10 be hyOn-Brevet Lieu,. Cd
". j. Hendee, Capt ID Dragons; Brsv., J5.,,
Col. Bradton Bragg Capt I'd Artillery; Brsyst Ma;
". H. Emory, Capt. Top. Engineers, Brsv., NJ;
Ben Mccullough, Texas.
For the two additional Infantry Regimeua- \.
Coonels et.Colonel, George Wright. Lent.
Col. 18th Infantry; Brevet Lieut.. Col. Ed~.rd n.
Alexander, Major 9Th Infantry. To be Lieut C ,,..
Brevet-Col, Charles +. Smith, Major lst AniIlsy;
Brevet Lieut. Col, Silss Casey, Capt. I'd IafAasry.
To be Majors Brevet.L eut.. Col, W. II. 7. Walks.
Cspt 9th Infantry; Brevet.Lieut.Col Edward J.
Steptoe, CAPT. Sd Artillery; Brevet Lieut. Col, X.
n. s Candy, Capt. Adj Gen. Department Cspt II.
w. Benham, Capt. Engineers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05

A fire occurred in United States-st., Brooklyn,
yesterday morning in which two sons of Mr.
James Short, named, respectively, James and
Edward, and aged Is and IL years were con-
sumed amid the flames. Another son was so
badly burned that his life lie despaired of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05

The Star Of the West arrived last night with
Califsrnis papers to the 9th Of February. Her
news Was anticipated BY the arrival Of the
Daniel Webster stNew-O Orleans On Thursday last.
The Star brings $500 900 in specie. She reports
the transit across the Isthmus easy and rapid.
Awe have before stated, there has been 20 cleo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05
SYRACUSE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

SYRACrsE Saturday, March }, 800
fusion ticket for municipal officers. composed Of
Democrats, Wings and Republicans, in opposition to
the Know Nothirgs, wss agreed upon yesterday.
Lyman Stevens, Soft, is the nominee for Mayor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05
CONVICTION FOR MURDER.

TROY, Saturday, March J, 1888.
The trial of Mcmahon for numbering his vile wM
concluded here to-day. The jury found him guilty.
after being out five hours. lie will be sentenced On
Monday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05
ANTI KNOW. NOTHING NOMINATION.

AUBURN, Saturday NJ arch = 1873.
Daniel Hewson was nominated, for Mayor last
evening, by meeting Of citizens opposed To secret
organizations. The meeting was largely attended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05
Neiu1lurk DAILY Gribrn,t
MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1865.

la Consequence of the number Of copies
PRINTED tbs WEEKLY TRIBUNE cOmps. led 70
quest friends in their esements by
noon their in this weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PAINEsyILLE, lOhio Saturday, March = TOY
Captain Andrew Andrews, Of Richmond, while
.,ennng from train. last pight fell under the car
wheels and was so badly injured that he died shortly
afterward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05
STRIKE OF RAILROAD LABORERS.

TOLEDO, Saturday, March ), 1913.
There has been strike among this lsborers on the
Air Line Railroad and the Police called out to
quell the riot. Work on the viaduct Wa suspended
Yesterday, but was resumed to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05

acknowledgements a. Co. have removed
OF Ma Loo BieAls Deg ST. where they odei i9 =.
somen. Of thsi PLATrosmhrd COUNTER sciLfs and es9
he most extensive variety OF Weighing Apparatus to be found
an the United Stetea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05

DEsuLER's ANTI PERIODIC OR FEVER AND
AeuE remedy that seldom fails Read the fellow
ms valuable TESTIMONY: September 1854
C. DrsHLtx-Dear Sir: We the subscbers citizens Of
the vsse OF Fran kfot and vicinity while would
louAy from useles article feel
prompted BY DUTY acknowledge and certify the
Of anti Periodic Pills Having used them In
families of justice Sir, tn
that than Teased Our ehiis and
Immediately sld a2petts and health
by their mild Potent agency and hesitate not
TO the Fever and Ague IL honest opn
Ion they far exceed every other TeJcue with which are
aequsinted We cordially recommend them to all sufferers
from the oisagreesble disorder.
J. n. DAWSON john WILLIAMS,
JANE HISS II. TIsDALC.
H.. NJ PIERsox, HIRAM kLwoOD.
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, JoHS ID STARING.
Three of the shove subscribers worthy members Of my
church and al Of tn persons Of good Judgment respee
biy and Truth; and what have 10 know that
then certificate is true Yours. truly,
X u. FRAsrR Pastor z. Church.
Frankfort Circuit Black River Conference. N Y.
For sale by CHaRLss d. DtsnLER, Ago0t the wholesale
Depot No. S4 Broadway, N VI also by BOYD PAUL, No
l49 Chambers C. V CLIcKESER & Co. No 81 Bar:.yst;
C. III RING Of John and BTosd~sy Y. u WILLS
Co, No IFS Frsrklin-st " RUsHroS Aston House and
Of Canal and Broadway and by Drusg.s generally
HOLLowAys OINTMENT AND LORD RAGLAN.
Professor HOLLOWAY hss by order dispatched to the Hosp
tel Of the the East the celebrated Dr. KNOWLES win
large hpmtnt OF the Ointment to be used under his nruc
ron Ii will wound, sore, ulcer Sold by all
druggists aud the Manufactures No 50 M.den lane New
Yol and No S Strand London at 25c SITE and s. y pot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05

The Senate, in Executive Session. TO- night confirm.
ed the appointments Of Judge Gilchrst, of New.
Hampshirei Lsmpken, Of Georgia, and Blsckford,
Of Indiana, as q Court Of Commissioners on Claims.
Some appointments Of Indian agents, land off ses,
and pOstmsssers were confirmed, bat they were IN.
important.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05

RUBBER CRY. BABIEs-Dresscd in the latest
babes Aso lot of Uudresed These babies
known CRY unless they pnched Go TO TUr
TLE's BIosdway No. $40 and get Price 81 81 q,
and 81 tor the UndTssed aud Poportionaby low for the
d..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05

NOTICE.-As | have sold my interest in the
Grocery Store, No a Fuons Y, parties to wbom am
indebted msy present their bills in the Dry Goods Store No
142 Canal or No 80 Gasdsf Y. end all who due the
ssia concern will please call aud settle all
stsndps debts collected before the LIST of May
OLIVER MowBRAY. No. 143 Cansls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05

DE LANES AND GINGHAMs FOR HALf-PRIcE
@ B. WILLIAMS Co. will open and Offer for sale on Mon
DAY March s. 800
sea yards French Gir.hsms, II per yard worth 26.
81 % yards Musliu De LANES per yard; worth a.
cases Long Cloth 10 yard; worth d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05
CARPETS.

Auburn Powerloom sid Prison made CARPETS. consisting
Of Py and nssiD Carpets of superior quality from the
Yowt loom Factory Of Cshsrt Nye sod Brussels Three
Pys Jpgans Venetian Carpets and Rugs from the Fac
Hpry Josiah Barber together comprising asortinen Of
Carpets well worthy the attention Of Carpet buyers Agent for
selling tho goods, 49, ~ ~
DRY GOODs AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES
yprins Sales commenced Twenty thirty ard fly per cent
their day The true secret TO soil gooo
nj pes 70 whether a. or 10 cent dis
count @. NJ BoDISE will open on MONDAY, March >. New
Su,ps ftyles Of SILKS ch ped ADD Pad silks rom
20 81 Der ysrd Broads Plain and Char gesbe Silks Dress
Goods Bseg,s Linen Dansk and rbngs White and Brown
b, citing, and shns Cd 81 and 100 Il yard and large
srot OF Goods a. retail only prices to suit the
time, Now . time " secure barSaiu, -
No. 1913 Gra8dst corner Of Orchard.
SHRTINGs, SHEETINGS, AND LINENs.-G. b.
WILLIAMS g. Co. will ooen MONDAY, March 5, large
sssortuent of the best mak eTs Of
sHIRTISCs MEETINGS, AND LINEBs,
heb will h. found less than they be bought
In Rros houses Cal AZ d examine the stock.
No $50 Greenwich st., near Murray.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-27
OFFICE,
Agency for Business with u. s. Patent
OlEice. WASHINGTON,

No rs State st --,p0osite kitby So Boston.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO INVENTORS The
subscr1Dtr Gate gent Of the L. s. Patent Office I'M.
der the Act Of 1881 determined to present n
applying for patents superior TO tsc Iered inventors
oy others, has made arrangements whereby on apuca-
Ions prepared and conducted by him, THIRTY Dol.
LARS lnctesd OF ti0enty, paid back by othersl vii
be rentted by him in Of failure TO obtain patent
and the withdrawal him within thirty days after
all necessary papers and drawings procuring patents
10 this and Foreign countries prepared and advice rem
dered on legal and scientific matters respecting Inventions
and tnfringements Of patents.
Inventors here only obtain their speeacasInn
on the most reasonable terms Generally about 80 per Ct
less than theirs In the poesso but can avail themselves
q ~ years practice an extensive library
OF legal and mechanical works. and correct accounts 81
patents granted In this and other countries; besides being
saved journey to Washington, the usual great elav
there, well as all personal trouble in obtaining eip
patents Copies Of claims Of any patent furnished By re-
hitting one dolar-Assgnmentsr at sWashnston
Patents 10 Great Britain, France and other reivn cp,
es secured through agents Of the hgnes respectabi
W. B. n. EDrT, Solicitor Of Patents.
During the tme1 occupied the Office Of Commssionex
o. Patents, B. H. EDDY, ESQ.,, Of Boston, did business a.
.ns tssent oce as solicitor for procuring Patents ThsFs
were few, any persons acting In that capacity who md
80 much business before the Patent Once and tereag
none who conducted i with more skn ddelity and suc.
cess regard Mr. Eddy Of the best informed ara
most skll Patent Solicitors in the United skafea s
have no hest >on In assuring inventors thai thew
employ pes.n more competent and Trustworthy, ana
more capable Of putting their applications In form h. a..
cure Tor them early and favorable Consideration A. ne
Patentlm EDMUND BURKR
Late Commissioner of Patents.
From TIE present Commissios er. t1
"AuGusT IL, 1855 -puring the ii ne have held the
office Of Com missioner Of Patents, r. H. Eddy ESQ 81
Boston, has been ext nsveIy engaged nthe raanction
oughiy a.qutinted with the law and the iufes n q a
Of the One regard HIN % one Of the most cauanIe
and successful practitioners with whom have had ociai
intercourse elias. d. Ae0N,
Commissioner Of Patents
.p"H"f- S7pt .. t7no HafdSw1AB
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-27
AxroOLeN MACuINERYo ! aon

ANOOLEN MACHINERY.-o L. COP.
w DAkD, N " h0r only manu- ,eturer Of the orig
inai STEEL RING AMI r0JrH BURRINu MACHlN ~
aud FEED ROLLS 10 attsehec b. First ani a,so 20
Sec md Breakers AID Finishes OF Wooden Cardins ia
chimes The "a hment to second Breakers aud Finish
rrs IL new AMI very nipmtant These machines are In
successful ope,aIpn on arst eakers, Ia N ct of the
principal WOODEN Factories in he United aes Canadaa
AID Mexco and Ar en- II by experienced manuf ctur,
trs as the most perfect mschnes used and Indispensable
60 the economical and successful mAnlfacture Of wool
They are u fct the only strJng durable aud success
fuly operating machines Ia US. No carding machine
SHOULD vdn an hour wtthaut them
The Feed khls are strong dorabe, and worthy Of a.
tentiOn.
Circulars explaing these machines and Rolls, refer
enoes 70 mills hAvg them In use &c may had By ad
dressing Q. L. 0JDDARD,
No. Bowling rsen. New York to whcm o,dsrS Should
be- directed. div SIi
kNNOCH NJ q a q TIT, Wnv.esa,s Add lsss2i
HATS, CAPS. FANCY FCRS
Gloves Mlttens. suspsders Han serchiels Umhrellas
SHIRTS, bosnms, CnArs Feeling Bow Bolts, Trunks Wa.
lses and Catiei bags Aisa, Will,w WaEins, Cradlr.
baskrta, Cages, Fountaiss 90. Tys and BArcy uoois
n every variety, brushes RAsurs, srops SOAP scs.ofs
Com W, Feather busters, Pima and NrcIes. srnd -
snrtnrn u uhihlrrns neks. nples noks fr prrsenfs
Paper, Inks, psps, Nc, 40.
xy1 Nntm NAs. Worcentrr. Mas.
81 b.--iam AKtni ta brAntss rulinunary unisnn nea
euniisng Exrart Dr. Arnuti's nysenSxry Balsam
}G,sa nsRelx Mm elnA ~. os71asDa, ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-27
THE IND E PEN n ENT.
A WEEKLY RELIGIOUS AND FAMILY Ngws
PAPER, W rHE LAaoaac CLASS.

PAPER, W The LARGtac CLASS.
Among Its many distinguished writer's are,
Rev Geo Cheever Do Clarence Cook, go
hsv. eury Ward seeehsr Mrs. Harriet Heecher stowe,
1ov. L'um hossuh, Nv. G. Knight. =
Dr.. 5oiger, Annie a., 7..t
Charles L. Brace, Minnie Myrila
ThiI Journal @ no way sac araus and d eonsrollsd
No expsuse spared TO secure every variety al sa,ns A.
the several departments u this paIer nrae erps ~
correspondents nave been engaged both Il nome anf
abroad full submsry Of Re gioun and Ge rrai fi1sh
hyence u given As0, Ee, lily, article on the Money
Marx "a d Cnnercial News. A n.ll nnd complste a.
View uf the fiour aud Produce Market and rfch ndie
generally together wi thar " the Cattle Marke islit
ten We KY ty an experienced man. prsssy Ior hs pas
per- Our Prices current also corrected 10 d the day
" publication, and may be cnty relied upon tor err
rctneaa IN short the prupr etors assrsmiaA shss
Tbs lndependnt sh b. surpassed ~ other paper ~
excsllenee aud cheapness. IT
Tssss-br nAil. ~ 90 YsAn. 10 ApvAscs.
specimen ncnesrs - grA .. Vsd q iur tis paper
accompanied ~ The money. tdreased ~ tht fah n
aud prep add viii b. eonsltsied y risk
~ scrspAsls ca ih1asnes WIN any nuinb.<
uan&f. I.N ''-s I lEIE
ssrisemenss--Tn esnts ii ice Coz s.eh insrrsisa.
JOSEPH "a IAUu. rnhtlnheF
N uncs>no. - n,ssman 21fs,t Nee iask.4
II $500. !. I. !: -~-~~~-u
~ uUBnrNS and nfv01so q every assar.pils ~ ~
ou, Wsplru, aud sik Raatures A.ao Cnssl wi - \
BAnisss, Table Less, huos, soa leo rotnlna u ~
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Books, S1c.

"A ICAL H0U5 K sEPER by Mas. & A. HosLAsD.
This lok, Of which than 81, 100 copies nave be.n
sold will be Mt II nsae onti Z, the address Il Any
prison IN the Lifted stat Tree Of PORTAGE b. their
mtng W letter other Siss rs c.ns. Plsttge stAmps
may be sent II convenient. Address the Pub.her,
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IF RGL Rs ALAR "
PHYSICIANS NIGHT BELL AND LAMP.
BINGHAM 8 BAILEY's PATENT

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attempt 70 open which, will caule loud alarm to b. runT
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tachrd 70 common CLOGS, king il to sound an alarm
anu light the lamp at any required hour.
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NhEA FNESS CUREO.-ar. Editors Seeing an
~ advertisement that the deaf might be relieved bv
applying to DIR B0ARDMAN No, rs Eliot street, was
induced to leave home and test the doctorA skill WA
so deaf hat was unable to hear ordinary conversation
To my astonshment in twenty minutes my hearing WA
perfectly restored recommend all deaf persons to tTT
the doctors method Of cure
FRANCIS RICHARDSON, Of Stoukhton
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GAS FIxTUR EST

Fhe subscrbers now to show az good an
assortment of GAS + XFCRES as san he fund al any
establishment in New York 8nso all If which will be
soId go per ceUt cheaper than can be purchased
W. Areday rs'elving from the idrgest and best man
u'scsurers in this couutry. all heir ne y pa terms
II A N 'ERS. PENDANTS
BRACh ELS, &c.
ANY onen want Gas Fixtures should not fail In call
and examine our stock before purchasing when we shall
Dc happv tn sow them hat the above statement is cor.
rect. and how it is We eau afford t, do it
oftl dawf BROWN a FIRTH