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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-10

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Neat sal GsS e. IL IL: ssssa'a
SO M Slsaa~ss. S. s Sa;; Hotel
Metallic Tablet Razor strop-This lnimi-
sAgNDhKs No. Asior House. and Of the agents
throughout The city.
Genin's Summer aats-l0O Styles.
French s Esa'sa asfs s1s9s rio. .
Variety ofoaer seasonable snd elegant fabrics,
At GENINs, COZ Broadway.
Summer Hats--Latest Styles and Qualities,
unsurpsssd by any ch and beautiful ssraws for misses and
KELLOGG, Manufacturer ISL Canal stree.
The Ocean Observation-Disclosures tn the
fuppcfed BY he experienced that Knox win ten thousand
Time win prove the 2, this c.loulsiioD
aSk S as m Oh ''' '''0' Ii
Strangers md Citizens, Men of Business and
q ssaon se admire The superb dress CASHMERE has At
Leary & Co.--Our Summer D.css Hat Ii
ready and for sale at Nos and Aston House, Broad
way.
Brsdy's Photographic Galleries, 3Jo and
8s.s s g. g. rissos.pSs D.xas@oS.Spsa and An:
brosypes
+. u. B. Improved French Yoke Shirts,
~ IS So.aw.y sole
For Perfect Fitting Shirts and the Latest
novelties in genuemen's furnishing Eooes 0REEN shirt
nufacturer, No Astor House.
For All Kinds of Clothes for Spring and
summer wear call on DRunaoL 4 PRoCH IA Broadway,
you want neat goods well made and al low prices
Ladies', Thosey Gaiter Boots with Heels at
s and misses boys and cbidrrns boots and shoe draw
crowda at AlLILR CO.'S, 3S7 Causl street
Sugars Reduced.-Ten Pounds Coffee, 81;
also chest Of tea 81 at REDFoRDs, 2 Sixth avenue
DUO de Monticello Champa8ne-Received
by from France in BASKETS sd
by WARD slMoEIN 81 South William street, sole aSeNAs
Strong and E1avOry Tea. One Dollar the
chest end coffee 10 lbs. for q dollar, at CHRiSfIAN-
SONS No. Chambers or ZIG Greenwich street
with fine assortment Of views win be found
PRSNTlOxs, Go Nassau street, sia grades aad pr'ces
--
The Purest Gin Imported
VOLTS schedsm aromatic schnaprs put up b. quart and
pint bottles sold ty all druggists ana country merchAn
Grover Il Bakers Celebrated
NEW F s9sss Al F4 hEb5o shS rsfos
asa Fulton sSssa, BsocElyn-
Whs Best Spring Bsd iM Existsncs-(Hsvss's
elliptic. - from Is 70 s. At SIS Broadway. Call ana sseh
Holl0way's Ointment, Compared with all
other onmeps savcs a. gold to the common metals
ythcrp may sometimes cure but tis ointneat mover fs
Old and ulcers dapper in fcw days under hosng
ihfueace
CYIstailcro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupe.s-
TIE In The world Wholesale aad retail and tas asa u
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The AmerIacn ,rrades Compa-

ny. was orgauIZcd November s, 1881, with
Capitol of one hundred thousand dollars.
This Company was formed with a view Of taxi
ing up inventors OF small articles of genesal
utility Who are unable to make independent
arrange nents for introducing their Inventions,
BY m equitable arrangement with them for
sheir rights by purchase out and out, or by q
tariff on che articles manufactured and sold.
The inventive genius of this country has long
called for an Institution OF this kind. The
American ssind is so active, that thousands of
things are invented, many of which would he
really useful to the community. but which are
never introduced, because the Inventors of
them have no means to carry them out
The capital of this Company will be devoted
to the development of really useful Inventions.
The Company have Committee on Patents,
whose duty it is to pass upon all applications,
and from their large experience in such mat
terS Inv entors have a security that their in
ventions will not be miSjudged and the high
character of the parties composing that Com
mittee is sufficient guaranty that plans ana
specifications may be submitted before patents
are sppied for, without any risk of adyan-
tage being taken Of this circumstance, and
when desired to do so, the Company will take
out patents for others, securing for the inyen-
tor all of his invention that is patentable.
This Company respectfully invite inventors
to submit TO them their plans; and it will be
furthering the objects of the Company if its
officers and agents can be Of any service to
them.
- Any one of the following modes is accepta
bic to this Company:
First: To manufacture any articles for
which their machinery is adapted by contract,
the inventors receiving the articles and paying
for the same on delivery. .fa
Second: They buy any patent which is ap-
proved of by their committee. -.
Third: They will manufacture and sell any
article which they choose to adopt, giving TO
the Inventor such proportion of the profits
as may be agreed upon.
The extensive building, No. % and q
Frankfort-st., New York, being about SO feet
front by over 100 feet deep, and stories high
above the sidewalk, is owned by the President
of the Company. and is occupied in part b.
all the machinery, wareroom and offices Of the
Company, where all its business and sales are
transacted. .....
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list of Premiums Awarded al
the County Fair for 1859.
ON CATTLE,

ON CATTLE.
NP Jerry Burrell, for best Durham
FL Bull, 3 Us old and upward, So 90
4 Martin Weimer, for I'd best do, 200
III Lewis W. Lyman, for 4 yrs old
W AIderney Bull, 200
III Samue; Thompson, for best year
81 ling Bull, Durham, 100
4 l.. P. Perry, for best Yoke of
# Oxen, ... 800
4 b franklin Phelps, for I'd do, 200
% George Lyon, for yoke of = yrs
old Steers, trained by boy, 90
10 Jacob Peet, for yoke Of 3 yrs
old Steers, trained, .-. 150
W. Giles Gustin, for best Cow,
81 (3Durham,) .-.... 3 90
W Isaac Garfield, for I'd best do,
(Native) ? 90
70 David T. Hall, for best 2 yrs
old Heifer, (Durham), 200
n (sDurham), 100
+. ON HORSES.
4O Jacob Peet, for best breeding
N Mare, 800
fo Jacob Pcet, for best yearling
n Colt. 100
70 Walter Edgecomb, for best 2 yrs
w old Colt (N1are), 100
70 Daniel Olmsted, for best suck
Ing Colt, so
70 c. II. Simmons, for best Geld
ing, lr..L 200
~ George B. Barclay, for best Ara
ban Stallion, 800
Fo II. I. Reynolds, for best Stall
lion, sf 800
To 4. A. Waggoner, for best span
Sy'ro old Colts, matched, 8 90
r-. --, ON SWINE.
10 A. c. Taggart, 2 Suffolk Pigs, 100
10 Lewis Mills, 2 sucking Pigs, 50
ON POULTRY.
10 S. NJ. Mills, for best lot of Poul-
try. 200
10 Miss Josephine Butter worth, for
bOst Ducks, toIEE E 100
10 Sylvanus Jones, Chickens,
Shanghal & {! Cochin China, 100
10 David t. Hall, for Yellow Shang,
hais, cock and hens. 100
ON GRAIN ( GRASS.
10 W. B. Ayres, for best acre of
Corn, "a ,ta 3 100
10 W. B. Gordinier, for 2nd best acre
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WEST PIKE, Oct 18th, 1S5!

Mr.. T, S. CHAsE.--Sr Il send you
Renty-two Potatoes. measuring half a
nshel, and weighing twenty-six pounds.
also send you eight pounds of Honey,
Fhich is part of two hundred pounds
hade by one swarm of Bees this season.
n Respectfully, S, Ii. MARTIN.
i 1.-THE Potatoes and Honey accompany
vs. the above were duly received-are
Rautiful samples-and Mr.. Martin has
~ thanks for remembering US with such
Rlicacies. Jour I .-l.r r .
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AUDITORS Notice

VENlIE undersigned an Auditor appointed by
H. the Court of Common Pleas of Potter
County to make dstribation of the proceeds
of the sale of real estate in case of D. f. Ohm
sted Us. ThoS. J. Presho 4 l.. G. Presho, No.
II June Term, 1888, will attend to the duties
of his appointment at the Office of the Plo-
thonotary in Coudersport, on Wednesday, the
10th day of November next, at / o'clock, P. NJ.
Those interested are requested to attend.
Oct lS, 1859. II. J. OLMSTED, Audr.
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of Stocking Yarn, carded & spun

of Stocking Yarn, carded & spun
by hand, 25
To Mrs, W. H. Hydorn, for Tidy
knit by girl of IL years, 25
To Mrs. W. Ii. Hydorn, for Cover
lid, 20
BY GENTS DISCRETIONARY COMMITTEE.
To S. D. Kelly, for workmanship on
a aResulator Stove, (parfor), Diptoma
To Frapk Simpson, for lot of Tln
Ware manufactured by a boy un-
der IA years of age, so
To F. B. Mcnamara, for sample of
Hones, so
To John Cosolowsky, for Centre
Table of very fine workmanship, 100
To Geo. Metzgar, for sample of
Gralning. Diploma
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Auditors Notice.

VSNIlE undersigned an auditor, appointed by
J. the Court of Common Pleas of Potter
County to make distribution Of the proceeds
of the sale of real estate in case of Jacob Reed
Us. n. L. Dixie, No, 2l9 June Term, 1857, will
attend to the duties of his appointment at the
office of the Prothonotary in Coudersport, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of November next, at
| o'clock, p. NJ Those interested arerequest-
ed to be present. II. J. OLMSTED, Aad'r.
Oct l8 1859 -...
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Notice.

VENHE third Annual Meeting, of the Potter
IL COUNTY TEAcHERs' ASSOCIATION, will be
held in the Town Hall. at Coudersport, com
mencing the l4th of Nov. next, and continuing
five days. 1t is hoped that the teachers of
of Potter County generally will make their ar
rangements TO be present. Ample assistance
has been secured, to render the exercises in
teresting and profitable. Speakers and Essay
lists Cor the evening exercises will be announc-
ed in due season. J. W. BIRD, Sec'y.
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Qem advertisements.
CLOTH DRESSING.

4 LII persons having cloth to dress. can have
IN it sent to the shop of the subscriber by
leaving it at the Store Of J. B. Smith in Cou-
dersport, marked with directions for co!oring,
&c, &c. H .E H. 0. PERRY.
Genesee. Oct ! 9th. 1859
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GREENMAN-HYDORN-In Hebron, Oct
9TH, by Ed. n. Wardner, Mr. SYLVESTER
brennan and Miss Louisa HYDoEN, all of
@bron. =. r-
JONES-SAEGER-At Saegertown, Craw-
1Gd Co., Pa, Tuesday morning, Oct, IL, by
~. D. B. Ernst, Prof. F. ALsos JosEs, of
ieadvilIe, to Miss KATE SAEGER. Mr.. Jones
yrmerly lived in Sharon township, this coun-
N, We belieYs.-Ed Jour.l
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$500 TO $I,0OG.
The American Smoker is an arti

Gle of great utility and benefit to Smokers
Persons affected with Bronchitis, Asthma
Dyspepsia, Liver complaints or Kidney affec-
tions, can procure SPoNGEs MEpIcATED for
these varions diseases by Old DR., THoRP. Sold
by the AMERICAN TRADES COMPANY, Nos % and
"a Frankfort-st
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Administratrix'' NOTICE.

Administrators A Notice.
N7 HEREAS letters Of administration TO the
w Estate of JoHN McWILrJAMs, late Of the
township of Sharon, in the county Of Potter
have been granted to the subscriber, all per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment; and those having
claims against the same will present them,
duiy authenticated for settlement, to
MARY +. McWILLIAMS,
Sharon, Sept 20, 1855 AdniAstretrir
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ann Gnuntu.
CoUDERspoRT, OCTOBER 20, 1859.

Sno'c.-The weather grew quite vim
Fish last night, and this morning (Thurs-
Ry) our Citizens were greeted with a
st sight of snow for the winter of 80
I'd 60 Considerable rain and hail has
plen here the past two weeks.
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Vi OOru, w
To A. B. Crowell, for best Spring
Wheat, AZ acres stumpy ground,
yielding l3 bushels, 500
To S. NJ. Mills, for I'd best do, (of
swamp variety, acres of STUN py
ground, yielding 398 bushels, 100
Mr.. w. b. Gordinier, of Coudersport,
presented to the Committee 3 samples of
corn, each treated differently after the
frost in the Fall,-No lst was cut up on
the day after the frost, No, 2nd was
" topped, and No Sd was left uncut un-
til Oct. 5th,-and desired the opinions of
the Committee as to the best mode of
treatment. According to the samples
shown, the Committee recommended
" topping" as the best method.
ON FRUIT AND GARDEN VEGETABLES.
To B. Kennels, for sample Onions, 80
TO L. N. Stebbins, for assortment
Garden Vegetables, 100
To S. S. Rasco, for sample Globe
Turnips, SO
To D. E. Olmsted, for Winter
Squash, SO
To W. b. Gordinier, for assortment
of Garden Vegetables comprising
the best variety of Potatoes, 100
John Hackett, for Sample Norfolk
Turnips, the largest weighing 274
lbs, SO
To Jacob Peet, for samples of Pota-
toes, varieties, so
To W. B. Ayres, for sample of Pump
kins. so
To Syivanus Jones, for 5 Mammoth
Squashes from one seed, 20
To Henry Yentzer, for largest Sum-
mer Raddish, SO
To Eli Recs, for sample of Kobe
Rabi, so
ON BUTTER, CHEESE, SUGAR 4 HONEY.
To Mrs. Jonathan Redson. for best
SOLOS. Butter, (packed), 200
To Mrs. Henry Nelson, for I'd best
5Oibs. Butter, (packcd), so
To Mrs. w. B. Ayres, for 10lbs.
Butter, (rolD, .~ .... ...... so
To Mrs. Dennis Hall, for plate of
Butter, so
To Mrs. Jonathan Redson, for best d.
Cheese. 100
ON MECHANIc'L FARMI G IMPLEMENTS.
To q. j. Thompson, for Lumber
Wagon, 80
To q. j. Thompson, for Buggy, $50
To W. B. Gordinier, for Well-Curb
& Bucket, Patented by D. +. Teal, 81
To G. G. Manley, for Ironing Lum-
Der Wagon, 100
BY LADIES DISCRETIONARY COMMITTEE.
To Mrs. E. W. Hamilton, for Pic
ture Frame of Leather Work, 81 so
To Mrs. P. A. Taggart, for piece of
Flannel, 25
To Mrs. Maria Ives, for sample of
Strawberry Preserves, 25
To Mrs. E. t. Olmsted, for Astor
Peony, in flower, 25
To Miss Clara Hamilton, under II 4
years of age, for Doll, 25
To Miss G. A. Metzgar, for Picture
& Frame of Leather Work, 25
To Mrs. w. B. Ayres, for sample of f
Bread, " i" 25
To Mrs. Maria Ives, for sample of
Currant Jelly, a..5 sa 25
To Mrs. P. A. Stebbins, for sample Of
Plckled Peppers, 25
To Miss Ella G. Hamilton, for sam
pie Of White Mountain Cake, 25
To Mrs. Seth Taggart, for piece of
White Flannel, loo
Ia Mrs Fanny Greenman, for 25
yds. Yarn Carpet, so
To Mrs Fanny Greenman, for Bed
Quilt, so
To Miss A. j. spaford, for Worsted
Embroidery, 25
To Mrs. Maria Ives, for sample of
Bread & Biscuit, 100
To Mrs G. w. G.. Judd, for sample
of Flannel for Full Cloth, so
To Mrs. w H. Hydorn, for sample
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gbr amriRdn Graurs Gomp'p
What they uanufactufe. = $1,000
THE AMERICAN SMOKER,

THE. E.AMERkCAN SMOKER,
Consisting of great variety Of unique and
beautiful patterns, Of gar Tubes; also, sew
eral varieties of Pipe Tcbes. The peculiarly
about these articles is that each one is arrang-
ed so as to rccewea damp sponge, through
which the smoke of the burning cigar has to
pass on its way to the ,rxvath This damp
sponge not only cools the smoke, bat EXTRACTS
from it the nicotine oil, the poisonous proper
tv Of the Tobacco, which renders the breath
less offensive. Smokers viii find the use of
these Tubes Ii luxury never before attained
except by using the Turkish water-jar Their
use will also greatly promote the bealth ofthe
habitual smoker and preserve the sweetness
of the breath. fi
THE AMERICAN CARPET HOOK.
Is little contrivancc for putting down carpets
without tacks. Phts IS a new aracle which
has never before been Upon the market But
it possesses the, merit OF enabling Il person to
put down or take up carpet of the largest
size in general use in fifteen minutes, without
any injury to the floor or carpet It is very
in the long rum than tacks-
ard the great faculty with which even serv-
ant can take UP aud put down carpets, with
out the possibility of mistake, renders it in
valuable to the hoHsekeeFcr
THE AMERICAN Pen HOLDER & WIPER.
1t is A neat fnventiontor holding wet sponge,
into which the pen IS thrust, always coming
out clean and ready for use. A very conyen-
lent article for the Counting House Desk and
Library Table. l:29
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PRICE $50.

In all respects equal to machines heretofore
sold at hundred dollars and upwards.
Specimens of sewing done by the PATENT
LEVER MACHINE, will be forwarded to any
part of the country, upon receipt of postage
stamp.
N. B. An energetic and reliable agent is
wanted in every town and village of the Uni
ted States and Canadas to sell the above nam
ed machine. An advantageous Arrangement
will be made with the right Kind Of merchant
who is willing to have the exclusive agency
Address Globe 4Nqaatacturing Company,
1880 . 339 Broadway, \. \.
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339 Broadway,
New York,

New York,
May be truly regarded as the ne plus oltra 3"
of sewing machines and all who are wishing
to find a Machine which is capable Of doing
any kind OF sewing for Tailors and House
wives, with satisfaction heretofore unknown,
should lose no time in ordering one of the
PATENT LEVER MACHINES, which are
to occupy a similar position towards other
sewing Machines that Patent Lever Watch
(and everybody knows its value) occupies to-
wards Lapine or any other second rate
WATCH a. s r.
This Machine makes the Lock Stitch,n
which looks the same on both sides of the
fabric and cannot be ripped, .l.r. ..
-.. ..- PRICE SrN
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$4,000

rays the tuition Tor full course in the Iron
City College, the largest, most extensively pat
ronized and best organized Commercial School
in the United States
FOUR LARGE HALLS.
For Writing. Commercial Calculations, Book
l.. s.. Keeping and Lectures ...
Usual time to complete full course, from
to, 10 weeks. Every Student, upon gradua-
ting, is guaranteed to be competent to manage
the Books of any Business, and qualified to
earn a salary Of from
Hg $500 to $I,0OG. So. ,.4
Students enter at any time-No.VacatIon-
Review at pleasure.
First Premiums for Best Writing
Awarded this Institution. The best and great
est variety of Penmanship in any one Hall of
the Union. is found here. t
raa- Ministers sons received at half price
For Circular and Specimens of Writing, in
close two letter stamps, and address
F. W. JENKINS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
lO:9-ly* .-e
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h, + rMynadr VdureeCa
for ONadi nyI2Er
Co1nyS mnAn
w ei ndO r EfnonI AHeany
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T.EE.GRIDLEY 7. will deliver Bonnets to any
place ordered. Bleaching and Repairing done
up in the latest style, with taste. The large
quantity OF work to be . done over," will be
delivered at the earliest moment. Ladies
please call or send inyour orders. Shop locat-
ted 81 miles west Of Lewisvile ....
T.. HI. Is. GREDLEY.
TlysgeS Nav 3 1850 -39
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CLOTHING.
WILLIAM D. MASSEY.

MER en- 4 NJ TtIL
HAS received 4 beautiful stock OF SPkINc 49,.
IL SUMNER GOODS, for Gentlemen. We,
consisting Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS
comprising the fashionable shades, purrLa.ri G,.,
the importer direct and warranted {, IL. fr.,o ,t
best manufactures III Europe.
BLACK AND FANCY CASSIMEEFS
Of the most elegant styles. ami
EESTINGS
of every variety. White Linen ana MARI.
Shirts; Under Shirts and Drawers: Cra,,f, \
Ties Stocks; Pocket Handkerchiet,. a.
Shirt Collars, and Suspenders
READY MADE CLOTHING
of various kinds, and offered at low price A..
n full assortment OF the very best
TRIM INGS
Thankful for iayorS heretofore received -.
the public that DO EFFORT shall be sparel +,
satisfaction. All Garments ordered n.rrarr.y,
be made i'll the best w"rkmanIihr marn,r
re" Store No. ~ kmy Street. ON, ,s,,-
Ryypi f
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A. A. & A. MEXICAN GUANO in barrels.
BONE DUST. Of best quality. in barrels
SJIp PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
OMBRERO GUAN0.

TN calling the attention of the public to this val
i liable aud recently discovered deposit of this
fertili1ing article, we will merely state, that like
all other phosphate GUANOS, its most valuable
constituent is phosphoric acid, or bone phosphate
of lime; and that its mercantile value, as compared
with other GUANOS gifts kind, mag be- easily de-
termined by the amount Of phosphoric acid or bone
phosphate Of lime it contains. In order, there
fore, to give the public thorough knowledge Of
what SOMBRERO GUANO does contain, we beg
to refer to the following list of eminent chemists in
different parts of the world, who have analysed diff
ferent eargoes, from average samples taken by
themselves from the cargoes just as they arrive
from the island, without drying sr selection of
specimens for analyzation. Each analysis will he
exhibited, ifrequred under the original signature
Of each chemist named:
OF phosphoric acid estimated as equivalent to
phosphate Of lime, il is found to contain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-17

Thus proving that the value of this GUANO is
not determined by SELECTED CHEMIST, "r sELEc-
TED SPECIMENS, or even SELECTED CARG0ES, but an
average of the mporations just rs they arrive and
lust rs they are offered to the public for sale.
And for n like array Of eminent authority, pro-
miscuousy obtained from prolnseuous eargoes, in
different parts of the world, We challenge Il com
parson with any phosphate GUAN0 now for sale.
NH l6-eotf FOWLE 4 co.
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GROCERIES, &c.

4 MOTHER ARRIVAL
n 20 hhds. n. o. sugar
Is hhds =. K. Molasses
~ do. Muscovado do
- bbls. prime ~ .. Syrup
- do. Golden Syrup
81 bags Rio Coffee; 2j do. Laguyra do
10 tiercrs fresh Rice; 81 bbI.. Cider Vinegar
10 casks Machine Oil 20 boxes Gro. Ginger
80 boxes low grade Tobacco; % 10. light pre-
pared do, just received and for sale by
J. VI. McvEIGH 4 son,
my3 Prince street Wharf
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ROCKS AND STATIONERY.

Ix1OKCEsTER'S QUARTU DICTIONARY
w Messrs. Hinckliug, Swan L Brewer, Of Bos-
ton. have in press and expect to publish, during
III. coming Summer or Fall, by subscription, u
Dictionary Of the English Language, by Joseph
T. Worcester Lid, to be completed IN one large
uuarto volume of about lSOO pages. II VIII De
printed on extra fine paper, with large margin,
and will be furnished to subscribers at $50,
which will be the retail price of the common edi-
ton. Persons subscribing, will, therefore, get the
Library Edition 1T the same price a. the common
edition.
Tbi, new Dictionary will contain a full vocabu-
larry of the words now used in Literature Art, and
Science with such local and obsolete terms rs are
met with in writings that are now much read. In
photography. the work will represent the best
usage both in this country and in England. The
Pronunciation will be exhibited by system ot
notation which will be easily understood. In ETY.
mology. this work will he more complete than any
work of ia. kind. The definitions will he accu-
rately Disseminated. and cNempliied by citations
from the best authors. The treatment at Syno-
nymes will form very valuable feature oi the
work. The grammatical forms and INFECTIONS oi
words will be given more fully than in any Eng
lsh Dictionary before published. The W".fr"-
t;ons by wood cuts, of which there will be about
200 beautifully executed. will form another novel
and useful feature of this Dictionary. In an APP
pendix will be added Walkers hey To the Pronun-
citation of Classical and Scripture Proper Names,
much enlarged and improved; II Pronouncing No-
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As through the land at eve We went,
And plucked the ripened ears,
We fell out, my wife and I,
Oh. we fell out, knew not why.
And kissed again with tears.
For when we came where lies the child
We lost in other years,
There-above the little grave.
Oh there-above the little grave
We kissed again with tears.--7enayson