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mos Row initiated measures - coatrof d. 49,
the Indians, by making settlements every 80
thirty miles. He calls on the Secretary "a - n
them, saying that II this be not done tke e,s
will become exceedingly troublesome, and 49,. ass
policy our Government may adopt with "a. ~ ~
I. Is plain ths. the Mormons are sctio1 Ia t5ss s
in violation of law.
Capt. Goldsborough has been ordered IA ..,,.
the Third Naval Court Of Inquiry, in plsos AZ O.
dore StIingham, relieved. w.
The information in the possession Of our o..
mept relative to the completely Of Gen. San H..
with an expedition supposed to b plar ming g. y
invasion Of Mexico, to help the inhabitants Of t..
lipas. who are disaHectcd against their Goy.r"Hs
il derived from reliable sources. The move ueet ~
carduotcd with more than usual sscrecy. fuI ~
nation upon tie subject cannot as yet be obtsiasS
A letter had been received from Contractor Na,,.
who had reached SCOTS Bluffs, and was proers.s
anely with bis portion Of the California waeoa ~
II is now positively known that DR.. fsts Of !,
GINA has been appointed Sixth Auditor Of the n
sury. in place OF Mr.. Phillips and james N ~
Cults, father-in-law OF Senator Douglas. Seo.,
Controller, vice Brodhesd.
The Board of Examiners having reported In fayx.
the plan Of Mr.. Jacob A. Westeryet OF NewYs1
for the new screwpropeer sloop-of-war, the SscrsS
of the Navy has awarded him the contract u
The Southern mail as late a. due is to hsAd, bs \
papers contain nothing Of interest.
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In obedience to an order Of the Secretary of War,
Lawrence has been evacuated, aud the troops re-
moved to Fort Leavenworth. An explanation of
this sudden Increment is given by our Washington
correspondent, who says that tie Missourians are
already pouring into the Territory, preparatory to
voting at the October election. The assistance of
The dragons may be needed to prevent the Border
Rufhans from voting. They are therefore re-
moved to Fort Leavenworth 1t would seem thst
Gov Walker is either not in the secret or that he
is playing the part of Janus again, since his or
gan, The Herald Of Freedom, intimates that no
will throw up his commission unless sustained by
the United States troops. There was rumor in
Washington to the same effect day before yesterday
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tn. Albany atlas gives prominence to the follow
ing mOpstrous fabricatOns:


Who ARE BLrEDrSG KANSAS THE Mlssaclo.
sets Bay state Gays tina; il has the name OF gentle
man who heard Gen. Henry Wilson, when that ind
vdual in Kansas tell Messrs. Robinson and Lane
Do not rots at The October election. Let them form
" Stare State. did tRem TO do 50 # you can wah0nt
suspicion. This is aHthe capital ask for The ner
Presidential eLectioH."
The Hon. Andrew Stewart of Ohio, for years
Democrat, elected to Congress on the Anti-Ne.
brasks platform and has ever since acted with the
Republican party He has just been making tour Of
Kansas, and in a late number Of his own paper The
SteudenrHe Ohio Union, he says, &c.
Now We have few facts To confront with the
above villsnous falseboOds namely:
Gen. Henry Wilson came through from Kansas
to this City in about four days, and called directly
at The TRIBUNE Office. He then and there in.
formed us that be had seen many il not most of the
leaoirg Free.State lien in Kansas, and had person.
ay advised and urged them to vote at thu Terrific
rial Election in October, and get control Of tbs
Legislature if possible. He accompanied this
abatement with variety Of details not ne cessary to
be stated here, but which, had he been total
stranger in.te ad Of we'll known to us as truthful aud
upright, would have left no room for doubt as to
the entire verify Of his Leading representation above
given. 1t was the very first suggestion which had
react ed US Of the policy of carrying the Legislative
election. and made on us deep impression. 1t
did not iced this to assure that The Bay States
gentleman is liar and villain, who puts language
into Gen. Wilson's mouth which could have had its
origin only in bis own black heart.
-Aword now on the Hon. Andrew Stuart not
Stewart Of Ohio" This gentleman was elected
TO Congress as a Democrat for the first and only
time, in 1852. In 1854 he ran again as Demo-
Graf, and was beaten 4,622 majority by Mr. Bag
ham (Republican), who was reelected last October
by 2 5ll majority. So much for the assfnpt TO
pass off Stuart as elected to Congress on the Anti
Nebraska platform, and ever since acting with
" the Republican party" The man never III OHIO
pretended to be Republican; and if he did 80 IN
Kansas. it was only that be might act as spy on
tie Free-State men, and thus give some show Of
plau,biity to the falsehoOds he had predetermined
20 conccct Under the circumstances, We are sur
prised that lie allowed himself TO be altogether
out6oDe in invention by The Bay States gentle
man This is the most that bis feeble magma
ton GRABBED him to get of:
IL withdraw more than ever convinced ths. the
Free State leaders do not desire 10 peace or fra
teual feeling prevail among the people. Their OBJ
iect il to keep Kansas bleeding for the purpose OF
Furnishing Black Republican elechoneenng capital In
the States"
lis not The Atlas proud Of its witnesses !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

TIE PRoPosED SHIP CANAL Acsoss TIE p'-
sus.-In regard TO the exploration Of Conn0o".
PauldiDg, ard corps of scientific officers, . Psnan
correspondent Of The New- Orleans Pieayu~ s'y'
"Tte result of this expedition Is ss.isisc.c,y
s% eled Hss OSs d opinion hs
an ship csral from AsPinwsi 70 pansns
is entirely practicable, the distance s,v oths
fewer obstacles intervening than 'e'"0e" '"' "'-'
points Oh the Isthmus. If ow
couarr,in, aoo a hs nssrded no less mporfas
than significant, from which great results may be sS
pecteo,
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deed, Any sucn pero.s s.s % be found smoos those
engaged in business in this city.
In this poip. of view the suppressios Of stock
gambling assumes very high degree Of importance
no less than tn preservation of the mercantile
community against 3 temptation and danger oi
the very grayest character. As to the hm's''oa
of time sales TO thirty days lately adopted oy tno
Board of Brokers, even if that Limitation were
efectua it would amount to nothing. Recent ex-
perience has shown that contracts TOR thir'y days
may prove Jus. az runOus as those for much ioogef
period Certain journals which profess great
horror of stock obbing and of the arts aud frauds
of the Stock Exchange think that the best remedy
for the evil would be to legslize the buying and
selling of stocks on time, and 80 to put the gam
bling debts of the Stock Exchange on the same level
with other debts. This looks to us very much like
the project for suppressing the sale of intoxicating
drinks by throwing the business open to everybody
"A policy which has been advocated by some pro-
fessed temperance men, and which Is very
warmly pressed by most of the ruln.ellers, but
which in practice has not been found very
erectual in shutting up the grog-shops. We are
UcIlLeN 10 tDlUh Il6L VI nuCu WOfo Ccttoth uiOeHou
might be hit upon. Suppose that, in addition to
the pre- sent provisions Of law, all time contracts
should be declared invalid, whether the seller has
the stocks in possession or Dot that the right be
given to any loser to recover back, at any time
within six years. all the differences he had paid, with
power to call upon the acting broker to disclose
the parties for whom be acted, that they too might
be made parties to the suit Suppose, further,
THAT the same power Of recovery be given to the
creditors Of any bankrupt, the bankrupt himself
being required to disclose all bis stock transactions
We are inclined to think that the uncertainty
which would thus be extended to gains of this
description might prove serious check 70 the
business-much more 20 than merely subjecting
the lOser to legal liability TO pay. The law as it
at present exists is Intellectual, because is not put
in force, and it is not put in force because it
now stands ii is liable to evasions. Make the law
explicit, comprehensive, and easily enforced, before
it be rejected as incapable of answering the
purpose.
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DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICA
STATE CONVENTION

The following list, which Ia nearly complete, W.
nr,es all the names we have received in additios
those pr blished yesterday:
CAyucA CoUNTY-l. C. s: Underwood Noadish Hsh;s
VIM II Carpenter, WIN. d. Woodn:
Go, nnsI, CousTY-2 Charles l. Besls, John Cadmsn.
CImTos CouyrY-willism Palmer NJ. p. Perry
MADISON CoUsrY-2 b. y Bruce Wm; B. Lansing. RI
Carpenter, D. D. :. Brown.
ONEIDA CoUsry-i. C. II. Doolittle, Palmer l. wnH
w. Joseph Utl.y. q
scHEsEcrADY CouSIY-Jom w. yeedsr, John o.
Voast
sssEcA CoUSTy-S. Redmsn Davis c. D. Robinson.
WASHINGTON CoUsTY-l lie Roy MowTy, John &. 6h
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To the Assscisted Press.


WAsHisGTos, Tuesday, Sept. ~, 1857.
Senator Slide has received letter from Senator
Benjamin, dated the City Of Mexico 4th inst an-
DoupciDg that he aud bis colleague had succeeded in
making satisfactory arrangements with the Mexican
Government relative TO the Tehuantepec Transit
Route, and that President Comonfort acted in this
matter against the earnest protest Of our Minister
Who thwsrted Messrs. Benjamin and La Ssre TO the
extent Of bis power aud caused them by his oppOs-
;ion the loss of mIinn Of dollars Mr.. Benz AMIN
promises at early day to set forth all the facts in
proper form to be laid before the President OF the
United States.
1t is further stated thst Forsyth was oyerreached
by Dir. Soule, who is represented as the attorney
Of parties who are opposed to that tran,'t route.
The Administration having sanctioned or advised the
movement which has resplted in the annuling Of the
SEQ ard Gsuay grants it is reasonably inferred that
our Goveiumen OF viii take the conduct Of DIR. Forsyth
into So sious consideration. Senator Side has sub
invite Mr.. Berjamin letter to the President
Tie Uuitsd S,stes Indian Agect ~ Fort Laramie
70. !Diqiu ed the Interior Dss atrspt TIA. tia Nor
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MORE DISASTERS.

NORFOLK Tuesday, Sept y, Iod
The bark Cuba, from Wilmington, N. c., bousde
Surinam ia off Ocracoke, dismasted and with ruiz
gone. The Captain has arrived here for ASST stance
A bark, name unknown, is ashore between OcraceS
and Beaufort.
Also, schooner G.. McI.eare and other vessels -
known, are ashore off Beaufort.
The schooner Wake Is ashore at Ocracoks m:
Schooner L. s. Willett also ashore, and repoda
broke into.
Brig Rodes has arrived from Cape Henry, where -
has been ashore. Her cargo was saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

II the question of the suppression of gambling in
stocks by time sales related only TO the person
composing the Board Of Br kers and their satellite
of the curbstOne, il would BE- matter Of but vesy
little consequence. Three or four hundred persons,
or twice that number, if only their own fortunes
were involved, might gamble to their hearts con.
tent without any serious injury 70 the community.
But then We must consider that the men of the
Stock Exchange are representative men. They act
not merely nor mainly for themselves, but to a
much larger extent for that great mass of the COM
munity known among them as outsiders. They
may be. ia fact, jointly and severay compared to
1he keepers Of gambling house, who only gamble
tbemseves by way Of leading on the frequenters OF
their establishment greenhoros and others, to do
the same thing. The Stock Exchange is great
gambling house in which the business is carried on
by attorney, and very often by parties whose par.
1icipat,ou ia the game is uukBown 10 theic closest
Business connections. This evil is well known n
lave spread TO frghiful extent and this explsu,
vvhy the panic in the stock market aud the fall Of
stocks bss communicated itsef so rapidly and with
such intensity TO the great body of the busoess
c,ssss. Nor is the trouble limited merely 10 those
v,ho have g,mbled and have lost. By the universal
3strust 10 VIII oh it has given rise il sfects every
Ao1y even thoe who never ia their liyes
kvpsst Sr so.d share Vi stock VI any kind, II, il,
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GRAND LODGE OF /. o. o. +. OF THE
UNITED STATES

BALTIMORE. Tuesday. Sept y, 10.
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows Of the United
States, now in session here, did large amount o.
business to-day but not Of general interest the order
Tomorrow the Committees will report when cor ~
cradle important information will be presented Inc
Convention Is expected to adjourn on Saturday.
We have an easterIy rain storm this evening. 10
weather is sultry.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE

Albany, IueFuHy, SEPT. Y, low
The Democratic State Central Committee met bsc
70 day in full attendance. On motion of Mr. Hubbsh
+ Cbenspgo, Dean Richmond was unauimousy
elected Chairman for the ensuing year; and mods
If Mr.. Coats Of Oswego, Peter Cagger Of Albany w
unanimously elected Secretary. motion 10 eett y
additional Secretary IVES voted down. A Sub-Cos'
mittee was appointed and correspondence opened %
rganze the State The State Committee are 10 meet
ere again on the I'd Of October
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

REPUBLICAN MEETING AT ScRAsros-SPEres
TIE Hos. G. A. GRow.-The Hon. g. A. Gf's ~
dressed large audiercs at Union Hall Scfsa'0'' "
the l7th The Republicans Of that section have e00
menced the canvass with great energy.
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

NEw-ORLEASs, Tuesday, Sept. ., 1857
The steamship Cahawba from New. York, l2h N
via Havana 10th. has arrived. She did not enter !
barbor of Havana. Business was dull, and sugu 4
molssses were declining. Exchange on Nev.Ys
2a3 PER cent premium.
The Cahawba experienced rough weather o. 4
passage, and was compelled TO heave to for tvt
hours. She passed the Philadelphia, hence TOR n
York, yesterday.
coming up the river.
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Wa, Lo,r .sp IS ForsD.-A girl aged asea =
xs,rs ,.med Louisa Friend, living a. No. % ESQ
Fourteerib street, left her home on the "''h a'y
JuIy. The most diligeut search has been n.as
hsr d.,ressed pareuss, bat wisAcct success "
@ ,s.tsfdsy when she found living g., Nth Sc ~
- IN re bssemert Of hcuse No. eis Eassos~
.,re,.. She was restored 70 her pas'stf
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THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
ALBANY, Tuesday, Sept 2, 1857.
Messrs. Amasa J. Parker, John G. Wright, q
John Magee, the acting members Of the COmuis
appointed to examine into and investigate the attain,
the Michigan Southern Railroad, have united ns,
bort which will be published in The Atlas and An
of this city tomorrow morning, in which they u
that the floating debt Is $i,soO,OOo They LUs
that the expenses of the Company can be largely,
duced, and that, with economy and good msnassus
the road will pay dividends.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Sept %, 1857.
According to the latest sdvicss from Kansas
which are TO the 18th inst, the Missourlans are
pouring into the Territory, in order to be IN readi
ness TO vote at the October election 1t was feared
that owing to tue renewal Of the Dragons the polls
could not be protected against them.
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LOAN OF 100000 FOR THE CANAL Frk
ALBANY, Tuesday Sept. p, l&
The Commissioners Of the Canal Fund to-day sdu
tise for loan of 100000, equsl to the de6ceagI
the Sinking Fund, under section 8 article OF the u
stituton. at per cent interest the principal reiuh
sable in October, 1875, the money to bs,paid, So
cent down so per cent on the 10Th OF October end
balance on the I'D of October next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

The Republicans Of New York meet in COnven-
ton at Syracuse to-day. 1t is thought that they
will complete their business in the course of the
dag.
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notwithstanding Grihruts
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1857.
TO cORREaPONDENTS.

No motto. can taken OF anonymous Commandment Wns
syey 10 intended must be authenticated ny the
nsue and address Of the wreto NECESSARILY for Pnoca
ton, but a. guaranty Of his good faith
W. cannot undertake rejected Communications
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Failure IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHLADELPHIA, Tuesday, Sept z, iSa,
Messrs. Robert Patterson g. Co, extensive deas
in sugar here have failed. Their liabilities ere vey
large. The failure will have Q bad effect IN Nee
Orleans.
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HEAVY FAILURE IN BOSTON.

BosroS, Tuesday, Sept ., HS
Messrs. Emmons, Danforth & Scudder, vAsA~I
procers in South Market street, suspended kiul
Their Liabilities are 100000.
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NoN.ARRIyAL OF THE CANADA

HALIFAx, Tuesday, Sept 2-lf:1.u
There is a strong southeast wind, and rain hle
heavily. The weather is very thick outsA +
harbor. No sign Of the X. N. steamship Caaad, n
her eleventh day from Liverpool.
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BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
BosTos, Tuesday, Sept q, i@.
The following are the footings OF our Bank SnF
ment for the past week:
Capital Stock S3l $50 900 Due 10 other Banks 49,
Loans and Disco'ts So 5 COG Deposits. Sss
specie...... ..... 2S7 900 Circulation. sVA"
Due fIn other BIS 649l $40
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ControticTs WdTrort, "E-penss Of Pubic Lands
No. 2.266. Paid April, 1853.
sss He Ss't SO .seoGins meeting S' e: Commission
&C the Land OHec.. sc
R.esiT.d P:;m.ni. S. Z. cHUich
Controllers Warrant, "Legislature," No. 2,fl.
Paid April Is, 1853
State of New.York to Hon. ssnfo Z. Church. Dr.
To a days attendance IN the Senate AZ S6..... &bOo
To $40 miles travelling, 8. 20 cents III
Total. -; sni
is signed BY S L Church
Controllers Warrant, "Leg'siatnre," No. 3,5O7,
State OF New York to s. z Church. DR..
To q dsys attendance in Senate, at s6'.''..''S
III. n.as treasurer :i:c.D " tn. bottom til: ~a.S.
signed by 5. Z. Church.
Controllers Warrant, "Erpenses Of Pubfc Lands"
No. 3 81. paid Aug 8, 1888.
State OF EewYork to S. l. Church, DIR.
ate sale syncrse and oweso Kai9 S, g,r $40
Coafr0Her's Ua,rant. "Court Of Impeachment No.
5032. pad Sept. IL, 1853.
State of New York 20 5. +. Church. Dr.
To 50 esys aencsnce the Court OF Impeachment oo
To SO mile. travel at 80 III
The usual Treasurer. receipt at bottom Of warrant is
Arditors Worrant, No. 49l, paid May 10 1853.
The People Of the State OF New York 70 S. Church Dr.
ls5sMsy $40 days att. pdance on Canal Board to 7th
- Of I1I
Msy H. l3-To days attendance at Canal Bosrd... u
To $40 miles III
Received payment. !. T. CHURCH
dnditor's Warrant No. 263, paid December l3, 1853.
S,,.. of Nev York 20 S Y Church DR..
l953-July 32-To Gays attendance Canal Bosrd
Travel 57n miles, 0t 81 III
August 2 STo two days Attendance y
Travel as above ~
Sept 81 and Oct Ito two days sttendance........ |!
To. days attendance, from 18th to I'd October,
inclusive oV
TIeve! ~ ehCVe ~
Nine GAYS attendance from Sst October 10 18th
November. inclusive. ~
Travel above. III
Observation-Disclosures. 1893
Received psyment S. CHURCH.
dpdito,'s Uorrant No. 1926, paid December 81, 1858.
State Of New.York to s Z. Church, DR..
sixteen days attendance at Canal Board, from
9th December TO 3lst December, inclusive 81
Travel, so miles, at 80 cents III
Observation-Disclosures. SS7
The total smount Of moneys paid from the Treasury OF the
State of New York Sanford r. Church Lieutenant
Governor the eth dsY Of July 49, to December 81 So
IL % than eighteen months 10: -
A. Commissioner Of Land Office 6i9
President Of the SeDsie. on
Member of til. Canal Board. 2s79
Totsl.... so
49, - JAS. NJ. COOK, CONTROLLER
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Advertisements for THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE of THU
week must be handed in to-day. Price 81 line
Circulation orer $4,000 copies.
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THE STEAMBOAT WENTWORTH AGROUND
ALBANY, Tuesday, Sept 2, 1887.
The steamboat New World ran aground short din
lance below Catskil last night, but was not damaged
She has not yet arrived here.
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Perhaps The albany Atlas, TO which we have
appealed in vain for some explanation Of these
facts will low favor the public with its views upon
the subject
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Asr crew and passengers wsre ss'ei' D0' 100 70
90 back to the safe old la-.
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FINE CUTLERY.--The undersigned call the at
tentc Of in Of the above to their assortment
which will b. found Of the most besuto and rare
specimens imported. & s. SAUNDERS,
Store only ut No. z As.Or HOuse.
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WOOp's BUILDINGS, No. 56i Broadway.

Importers ard Manufacturers Of Gas Fixtures The Sub
scbers respectfully int their friends aud th- public thAt
their Ticd stock of CHANDELIERS ana
Gas comprising all the choice styles from the lead
Ing IN aulsc Of this countrg and Europe.
We take pleasure in tnat our arrangements
for all Goods in ue will enable US 20 DIR them
at psDufsci ur,rs prices. GEo. II. KITCHEN n Co.
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WIGS - HAIR DYE - WIGS BACHELORS
Hs Dye il III. b. In tn, wod-the only harmless aud
fable hnr DIE bsteIs hts no burning of the
hs tire result Of usns the msny base iintson AVOID az
Others would escape Tdcule BACHELORS WIGS and
Toupses supas oil BArCHLLoRs Hair Dye aud wig Factory
No. ss5 Broadway, OppOfito the Park Fountain
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HUSBANDS CALCINED MAGNBSiA Is Tree from
nm taste the strength Of the common
Cslcaed Me- uess. AZ,
Worlds Fair Medal and Four First Premium Silver Med
ala have awarded H. being the best in the market FOR
sale BY the Druggss and country oreteepers generally and
hv the n spuf.ctarer. THOMAS j. HUSBAND. Philadelphia
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SELF-SEALING JARS FOR PRESERVING FRUITS
AND y,cFr.BLEs-No cement used and decidedly the
desbe criticize Of the kind yet noducod are 20 De had
OF w n SEYMOUR Co. No 4Chsthamsqusre who nave the
exclusive sale Green's Patent AlI-tght
Jars" Full directions for preparing the Fruits
L. aheA
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HOILoWAYs PILLS AND OINrMENT--GUARD
AGuHsTIMPos TURETo DO this look well FIR the ~ste- maxi
Hoitway New York and London which exists IN every lea
Of tie book of directions enveOpDs the medicine. This te
marx is manufactured IN the pager itself and dscrrnbe On be-
fne he'd up TO The light Sold 4 the mandatory No 10 Maid
lane Ne@ and by all Druggist at DC oSc aud p per
hoNn INT
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Tomatoes, Green Corn, Peaches or any othe

B-Ar orders by pos. promptly forwarded to part Of
thu city, h.e Of expense.
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