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Farm flT Sale.

WILL sell my farm, in the Bogg's Section,
l on the National Turnpike, less than a half
mile West Of st. Ciairsville, containing about
l75 acres of the best quality of soil in the Coun-
ty of Belmont. 1 aIn not able to attend to it,
and will sell. On the farm there is frst-class
apple orchard of l75 large trees, about 30 large
the fruit Of good quality A splendid stone
quarry; plenty o1, locust and oak to post and
pale the whole farm; and n immense quantity
of coal and lime stone. There is about $50 acres
of cleared land-and about 50 acres set in TIM
othy and clover. viii sell with or without
my parts of the wheat, corn, hay, &C.. now on
the farm. Any length of time for making pay
meuts 20 suit the convenience of purchasers
from one to five years will be given Call and
see me, JAMES WEIR.
jy6-3ms v--
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NO MOK 4
WEAK NER VES,


warmers Dyspepsta Tonic Is prepared ex-
pressly for Dyspepttcs and those suffering with
weak nerves with habitual constipation. There
are cry few who nave not employed physlei-
ans Tor years 70 remedy what this preparation
nerves, enriching the circulation, restoring
digestion, giving strength mentally and phys
ically, enabling those who may have been con-
fined for years to their rooms as invalids to
again resume their occupations and all the du-
ties of life. One trial is all we ask 10 enable
this .emedy TO recommend itself to the most
skeptieaL II is a slightly stimulating tonic
and splendid appetizer, it strengthens the
stoInaeh and restores the generaIlve organs
and digestion to normal heal thy state. Weak
nervous and dispeptic persons should use
WARMERS DYSPEPSIA Tonic. Eor sale by
druggists. Price One Dollar
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OR
WINE OF LIFE.
Great Improvement in
Washing Machines.
The Old WOOden WaSh-BOard
again TUrned-Up.


DY A SIMPLE 8INATION of the lever
u power and theOl vssh-board, in the cor
structiOn of the
Keystone Wa ing Machine,
the best machine even Introduf has bees
brought into use.
The cry of "humbug'' is scomplets silenced
and the prejudice against Was Machines
overcome wherever this machiD- been tried
and its good qualities and capac ested. II is
universally pronounced just VIII was needed
as a labor-saving Washing Mae e.
For reference TO the superb of this ma
chine over all others now in use. We give the
following names:
George Dilworth, Mt. Pleasant, o.
Isaac Guyton,
VIM. Hail, Harrisville Ohio.
stephen HobSon, Flushing, Ohio.
Joseph Walker,
Jacob Holloway, Is
Isreal Lewis, st. ciairsvilIe, Ohio.
Jesse Bewley, a
II. Q. WeIday,
Elijah Pickering, East Richland,
Enoch Carman,
and all others who are using the machine.
For Information, address,
A. Be ANSoN & CO.,
ma2O-u Flushing, Ohio
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N e w
Saddle & Harness Shop.
WILLIAM HARRIS,

WIAIIAlh I1ATlINIS,
MAIN STREET, ST. CLAIRsVILLE, o.,
XITOuLD INFORM THE PEOPLE OF BEL,
w mont County, that he has opened q Sad.
dler Shop, and will manufacture and keep on
hand all kinds of
SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, COLLARS
He invites those wishing anything in his line
to give MIN a call, as
HE GUARANTEES ALL WORK
to be as represented.
Remember the place-one door west OF Harris
and Fawcett's r. \ Shop ap206m
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FEN THOUSAND TIMES

ana pracJlctal availability, combining tnstruc-
ton with amusement, and never losing its in
terest. 1t magnifes a+l.-- e..'- .l-.,
Ten THOUSAND TIMES -.....e !
power equal to other microscopes of many
times Its cost Reveals countless little worlds
all around as, teeming with life. which TO the
naked eye must forever remain a sealed book
-as Eels in Vinegar, Animals in Water, Cheese
Mites, Sugar aud Itch Insects, Milk Globules
Claws and Hairs of Insects, Hundreds of eyes
in single eye of ahy, Dust of butteray's wings
TO be perfectly formed fee thers, the much talk
ed of Trichina Spiralis or pork worm. which
was 11rst discovered in America with this Mi
croscope.
It is of infinite value to professional men, to
teachers and TO students, but nc owhere is it of
greater valne than on the family table, within
the reach of every member. Il will delight
yourself, your children and friends during the
long winter evenings. 1t will show you adult
erations or uncleanlineSs of various kinds in
food, as sugar, tea, bread. meal. &c. .l
1t Is OF finesflniable value to the Farmer
in examining insects which prey upon shis
crops. The pow er of n $50 microscope and SO
simple in its construction that any child can
use IL tunderstandingly, and with Appreciation
a beautiful Present, Elegant, Instructive
Amusing, and Cheap. Over CO. 600 sold ....
During the pastSix Years its worth has been
testified to by thousands of Scientific Men,
Farmers, School Teachers, Students, Physi-
clans, Heads Of Fam lilies, and others.
; PRICE So 0O.-sent by mail post paid.
Every instrument is neatly boxed, and hand.
soTnely labeled with full directions for use
Thousands have been sent by mafl.
Address, w. j. LINESS Co., Chicago.
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George Whitefeld was once preach
ing to seafaring audience in New York.
when, suddenly assuming a nautical
air and manner that were irresistible,
he broke out with: swell, my boys,
we have a clear sky, and are making
fine headway over a smooth sea before
a light breeze, and we shall soon lose
sight of land. But what means this
sudden lowering of the heavens, and
that dark cloud arising from beneath
the western horizon. Hark! Don't
your hear distant thunder? Don't you
see those flashes of lightning? There is
a storm. gathering! Every man to his
duty! How the waves rise and dash
tempest rages!- s!-our masts are gone!-
the ship is on her beam ends! What
then?" This appeal instantly brought
the sailors to their feet with. a shout.
sFhe longboat!-take to the longboatr'
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ADVANTAGES FOR FIRE PLACES
lst. It is cast in one piece and holds the fue
independent Of the Backwall.
End. It has draught through the rear as well
as the front of the CRATE supplying air to all
parts of thefuel. causing perfect combustion.
. Sd. 1t cannot clog up, burn out, or get out Of
order in any way.
zth. The opening between the rear bar and
the back OF the Chimney, causes strong and
constant upward current Of the heated air, car
rying the dustup the chimney, and prevents
the SCOT from blowing down.
5th. The fire being more intense at the back
of the Crate, the fuel as it is consumed. falls
n ward nd cannotiall ont on the floor.
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The London correspondent of the
Newark Advertise7. writes, at is a
curious study for ph hysiologists to OBJ
serve with what inequality nature
deals out her materials in the manufac-
ture OF heroes. The majority of great
reformers are remarkably little men,
Louis Blanc if of diminufivefgure, Vic
tor Hugo Insignificant in appearance,
Rocheort slight and delicate and be-
low the middle height, and Veer-
meesch-the terrible Veermeesch-
a girl in boys clothes. 1t is wonder
full to reflect that but a short while ago
Veermeesch was the leader of fashion
In Paris-never wearing the same
gloves twice, picking his way over the
asphalte in the daintest of Riel boots,
and never deigned to appear even at
the office of his journal befere his hair
had been duly curled and anointed by
the hairdresser.n
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9th. Every part Of the fire. place is thus kept
bright, and reflects the heat into hero0m..ss.
7th. 1t improves the dra11ght Of all chimneys.
Sth. No dust flue isneeded in the backwall.
9th. 1t will burn hard and soft coal, nut coal
and slack making no cinders
10th. 1t does not have to be removed to put in
the Summer Piece but lift up the front and
shove back into the chimney.
18th. tcan be putin anJ IRE place or front
row in use -
18th. 1t only costs from one to two dollars
more than ordinary CRATES and is no humbug.
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g1ag ais oiefGsl noiZUif.zl
8, THE CELEBRATED r
t1 G r AlC 5Hga
&c r O SCOPE

Is al optical wonder, reveals the thousands o
hidden wonders of Nature; is of permanent use
tion with amusement, and never losing its in.
terest. 1t magnifies
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Rateat Meaifias..
PILE REMEDY,

WARMERS Pile Remedy has never tailed
(not even fn. one case to cure the very worst
cases OF Blind, Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those
who are afflicted should immediately call on
their druggist and get it, for it viii, with the
nrst application, instantly afford complete re-
LIEF, and few following applications are only
required 10 effect permanent cure without
any bfouble or Inconvenience in its use.
WARNER'S PILE REMEDY is expressly tor
tne Plles, and is net recommended 20 cure any
Otner disease. II has cured many cases Of over
thirty years standing. Price One Dollar. For
sale " druggists everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15

s and SATURDAY Normal school t29co 90
For Principal and Assistants OF the Modei ~ 80
Trimming School ''oV' ="
For Principal and Assistants OF the Male Even - oo %
ing High School. ''' w
f9r Sa,d, rrIh,c'pai anu A'''''"' ~ WV - 7so 90
rhn CO., n; the other anplianoes i'm the conducting
the schools will he found In the tables submitted
The statistics herewith presented show the naRnltuue
IN which the OF public instruction In TINS city mas
grown from It's small beginning In 1904 under the Ioser
ing care Of the people, who by year. evnce neir
ne gard for and confidence in It, by placing their cnen
in increasing numbers under its influence: system
that i'm its generous administration and In IT'S results
challenges comparison with that Of any similar orghh
zation for public instruction elsewhere.
The support and confidence OF the citizens OF NV G
York can only he retained by the management OF Its
Pnhlic schools with practical good and just ana
pure Intentions and with these we have entire cor,
dence that the trimming OF the Young for usefulness VIII
experence the fullest evelopment of which tls capap'
BERNARD ssIYTH President Of the Board OF Educauoh'
LAW ID. KIRRSAN Clerk
NEW YORK, December 3lst, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15


Under the control of this the Surveyor and
his assistant The Surveyor has charge OF the maps OF
the Department. determines for purposes of assessInent
boundary lines; aud the 10 conform
10 the numerous subdivisions OF plots assigns ward mum
TO such subdivisions, and determines all questions
nea which, from their obscurity, may emarrass the
Deputies In making their assessments and sDD0ftion
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15

5 copes Of this Report for the use Of this Department
Very respectfully yours, bEI'NAr'J .,..,a,,
'N' Presf Department Of Public Instruction
LAW. ID LIERNAS, clerk
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
lOitii .....-... ....-.
TILE unAnn on AAAIA-nK.

The responsible duties OF the Board of Assessors
performed without the direct supervision of this Depart
ent although the law has vested the appointments in
the Commissioners.
The Board of Assessors have in charge the distribution
upon the property benefited of the expenses Of all city
improvements character with the exception OF
street openings; and In regard to these the law requires
that copy of the awards and assessments shall be filed
with the Assessors The large number of improvements
which have during the past been carried into eff
feet have imposed extraordinary abors upon the Board
OF Assessors and the taxpayers who have occasion to
visit that Bureau have met with such attention has
satisfied them that the business In the hands OF the AS
SCISSORS received prompt and impartial action.
During the year ending NAV l. 1871 the Assessors have
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
REPORT OF THE EXCISE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW-YORK.
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE OF THE CITY

REPORT OF THE EXCISE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW-YORK.
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE OF THE CITY
OF NEWYoRK.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF EXCISE, No. Sol MoTT STREET
NEwYoRK, May l. 1871.
Hon A. o. HALL, Mayor
SIR: The Board of Excise respectfully sub
ms the following Statement showing the result or the
operation of the present Excise Law for the year ehdng
April 80, 1871: ,,
1870 to the S0th April 1871 seven thousand four nun
dred and forty GAO, amounting To-. s54Viil VI
Or. Rebate allowed on unexpred licenses from .o %
the late Metropolitan Board OF Excse...' b'ooZ ~
Dr. Total net cash received for 81
CLASSIFICATION. =. 80 oo
10 First grade licenses at sl5O..-...::.:.: $500 %
&c Second grade licenses at slcO; so,oo T"
Rebate allowed on second
grade licenses. lfo 70 ,,o .,
557s Third grade licenses, at 500: .S27s,90 90
Rebate allowed Oh Third grade
licenses iE,oiA :" 90 a..
I,7se Fourth grade licenses, at $50 s5s,sso 20
Rebate allowed on Fourth
s'"'' "' - 5l,27o 25
Licenses altered from Grade No. 10 Grade
No. 1i q
Dr. .................. s32i,77o 81
W. Dy U' aim 10 the credit Of the Board s27670O 20
Rv disbursements for salaries, legal ex-
penses, and Office incdentals, etc---.: 45,o4o 81
BY cash in the hands OF the treasurer OF ..
the Board %lf4 vi
s324,779 81
The Roard ayas itself of this opportunity 10 aeknowl-
Zoe the prompt and efficient cooperation received from
Police SUPERINTENDENT James j. Keso In MS enorts 10
secure general and uniform observance OF the law,
withon however violating the rights OF citizens 10 be
under the Constitution in their persons and houses
AGAINST unrea asonable searches ana seizures.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN II. WILLIAMS, President.
JAMES oNEm, Chief Clerk
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
Ofean Gttamers.

NOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
II ISITED STATES aud BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
RsssI Man steamers sailing ou the 2ai Of every month
"tSoRTH AMERICA, Capt slocum, June ~
upRRINACK Capt Wer July %
South AMERICA, Cspt T. L. Tnaleraugh August D
steamers on seheiae time cali at Thomas
p pp.mbaso Bas and Rio De Janso gong aud returning For
,sg,1,m.pt of freight passage, apply TO
WIN R GARRISON, Agent No. Bowlinggresu Hew.Yok
HAVANA, SISAL and VERA CRUZ,
NgW-yoRK, AID MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
I,.,ipg Pier H. East River at direct for Havana
CRY or MEXICO. CupS Zimmerman. SATURDAY., June H.
CRY 0F MERIDA, CsB NDeaten, ,.........PRlDAi, July
FOR besbi 90 passage Apply To- - - -
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15

s6s3l144Gs $742,l3l,3JO s59,O89,ls2 $4,000
The application for correction OF assessments upon real
estate in 1870 embraced l0.O64 pieces OF property.
The whole number Of pieces or plots OF real estate
assessed for that year. was 1920.
Personal ESTATE.
The for personal estate are made during
the same period that prescribed for the assessments OF
real estate and the books opened on the same day
and remain opened for like term. The following shows
the personal property III 1869 ana 1870
with the increase for 1870: --
Resident personal 970 96 <l96 $50 202 S039ss06
Non resident personal. 294l7099 3,S2975 4,420I6
Shareholders of Banks e. 55,7352Ol 75,O7i322
S2sl,lS2 Gg6 s3O5, ,292. 500 S24,sl0,Ss2
The total number OF upon the personal books in
January 1870 was 6ll of these l6,S00 made appca
tiOn for reduction and were examined by the C0mnis
soneTs under oath affirmation. OF these s,O9 were
stricken from the rolls not liable TO assessment and
llGO2 names were retained
BANK ASSESSMENTS.
Under Chapter of the Laws OF 1866, the shaehod
ers Of banks subject 10 assessments individually upon
their shares or these stockholders there 29O each
whom is assessed separately upon the value of his
shares, less his proportional amount OF the assessed
value OF the real estate belonging 10 the bank
TOTAL ASSESSMENTS.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
STEAMBOATS, aro Railroads.

. b.
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS. Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON. WORCESTER,
Calm sts RosfSs e. f1 r s. a. R. Ge Te SR6S6sScs Fl s g.
f1tt a. LIZ = OotON & ., . ~ iDs'l, 49,, vi p,o,
ard Prov Worcester important n Ear e.
M0RNING LINE TO PEEKSKILL.
ssegtoa iil'2s,, oeosa. oaHg rf g. q a. 81
iiSys.ras Gr1s.y Point s5d ye,.sel n Bbe ,irsraboi
sOk~ALH VII. oeespy tts Iea'e Tor lev days
DELAWARE and NEW-Y0RK S. s. Co,
fRS quEES + o LSIc. eyy SoSDaF sa TH asosY q
sss5scos Wit. J1 ,,S sIE1T % & Ry 19d p,G5 k' ed M
Of the train For and freight .ppy at ofee on DE- g
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW Jersey
.se' Se@srye t south BsDeG Ro, At H'n9'ga IansoS
Nth ne Len q ami sgsqaehsans Dros and Pastor With A ~
suh and ,e West without change Of ea also to Genial Peuh
~ ~ ALLENTOWN LINE TO the WEST
Ga %FOr FieSnrtou. Raon Bc,hebera Mucb chshE WINE.
T5 5r'vson w haanoy City Mt Carmel. Hae'on fsnAhAsnoe
u RPor Esston Connecting with Del. Lacs and
S,ern %f.TsSs TsrSTs E1yFs 39 T. ss se9 o; EsoT A.
1soG % s' tsP.s",s s Les, D'ios or MAass
Lee valley Ircs ioi Mauss csaSi h"' &c At A''
p:9 iSS9 a, m" & ~ irsia R Ie5 sonerye ., ~, c,s
EpAnta POttsye, HansDu Connects At PGI s5ur b.,
Sdere ,
2Op mFor Easton Connects PhnphHr- vita Leigh ani
Snsq Division for Aentoyn Wkebarre and Scrsnoni ard II Rs"n
with Lehgh Valley or Allentown and Cstasauua. Connects at
Junction With d l.. and W. r r.
m.-For Bsston. Allentown and Mancb Chunk.
4:30p. m.-Por SOneryile and PlemiHgou
pm-CNcrSShTI ExPRE,s daily r Eason BethleteG, A'en
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cncnaai Sleep
irg ami Palace Cars TO Pttsburgb and Chicago.
5:l5 .. m.-Por Someryle.
p m.-POr BasoB.
p.m.-Por SomerYile
7:s0 pm tEmgant)-For Bascn.
9:i0p m.-Por Plainfed
II n m-For Plainied Wednesdays and S1tariays - -. . -
For Elizabeth AZ $50 800 1:l5, 1:4, HO 8p y:V yD
1890 Has a. m l2SO 800 2:50 3:l5 3i5 800 $50, fi3
55 $50 54s 600 90 100 49, 7:L 3O 800 1913, l2o m
Tickets for the obtained the Office OF the Centri RAJ
road of Lberyst Newlok and at t pncpal
"O"' a"1 ''A'' O' " r. E. KICKER Superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
L. d. RUCKBR
GeulSuDL
NEW-YORK AND HAVEN Raj
ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY p, 1871,
TRAINS LEAVE SEw.Yol

Passenger Station 10 NewYork corner Twenty syens and
Fourh-sye. Entrance Tgentl seTentlst.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15

IAN
pupils in the schools OF the Board, and Of 81 pls in
he Corporate Schools total increase of four thousand
seven hundred and thirtytwo H,I02 pupils.
The schools conducted, as appears by the Pay1Ols
A. Male Prinrpals in Grammar Schools
l2s Male Vice Principals and Assistants IN Grammar
s8s Female Assistants in Male Grammar Schools
az Female Principals III Female Grammar Schools.
4l3 Female ice-Prncpals and Assistants III Female
% Female Principals in Primary Schools and Depart
1127 Female Vice Principals and Assistants in Primary
Schools and Departments.
Male Principals and Male Assistants in ColOred
Schools.
Female Principals in Female COOred Schools
22 Female Assistants in Female ColOred Schools:
"A Male Principals in Male Evening Ward Schools.
10 Male Assistants in Male Evening Ward Schools.
81 Female Assistants in Male Evening ward schools:
l3 Female Principals In Female Evening MaTd schools.
100 Female Assistants In Female Evening Ward Schools.
Female Principals and Assistants IN Colored Even
,7s Teachers of Special Subjects, Music, Drawing,
French and German Languages.
Male Principal, Vice-Principa, and Professors in
the Normal College and Saturday" Normal
o. Jady snncrintendent and Female Assistant Teach
ers ia The Normal College. -
Female Principal and Assistants in the Model Pri-
mary School, , =
% Male Principal and Male Assistants in the Evening
High School. - a.,
Principal and Assistant in Colored Normal School.
And Of these several classes oi udchers by
annual salaries is as follows: ... %
For Male Departments OF Grammar schools; Sl0Il6 w
For Female departments OF Grammar SCHOOLS StU w
For Primary Departments and Primary Schools fl64S2 90
For Epecial Teachers G05s9 10
For Colored Schools, Male and Female, Princi-
pals and Assistants. D4I2 ~
For COlOred Schools, Special Teachers 1869 90
schools 4O4s6 90
For Female Departments OF Evening Ward
schools ..a.... 2eE,6 90
For Colored Evening Schools .............. I3l7 W
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15

Total fund for year
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
Ocean 5ienmero.

IT s. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY at O'clock H. pe, from
Pies No. 4. North River
NoRRO CASTLE Capt r. Adams tyia Has,snl.. June Is
COLUMBIA Capt. b. Van
MISSOURI Cart J. H. Edgarts .;.... June %.
For freight passage apply 10 A. W. DIAoCk Iresaeht
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15

Colored Schools Boys and Girls, Mixed ..;;..;-..
CoI0red Evening schools, Boys and Girls, Mixed
Total number Of Schools and Departments estab-
hshcd by Board Of Education 49,; ;,ooi iI;,nd
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15

IDS liability Is the result Of the establishment of the
Evla College for Females, the rental, furnishing. and
"hs up Of the building. and supplying the material re-
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15

A NCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
"A LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
from Pier 20, North River -,
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY.
INDIA June II IsNALIA einesiay June
COLI MBIA Jane "a "Wednesday June ~
July SIDONI NIAS. WEDNESDAY June -
AUSTRALIA. SATURDAY Juy 8ASSYRlA WEDNESDAY July D
IOWA Juy Is DACIAN Wednesday July N
EUROPA Juy p BRITANNIA. "Wednesday, JG -
First Cabin assace tt5 and SIS; Intermediate SO steeras
$40 SteeTage tickets from above ports, So
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents,
BoWhuggeen
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
NATIONAL. LINE.
Steamboats, ano Railroads.

A LBANY DAY LINE-C. VIBBARD and
~ DANIEL DREW Vestry-s, $50 and 1hrtfouTths'
m landing Yonkers Tarv Nyack y euytoat
Cozzens West Point Cornwall NeVbuhi PoughEeepe Cask
H,deou
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A Machine Combining in ONE the Exce,lent
Qualities of All Otherr s--l

Any one wishing to purchase First.Class Family
sewing Machine. will do well TO examine the wErR
Z. f.; before purchasing elsewhere, " ~
>. SAADDLERS and HARNESS MAKERS VIII apd IL
MANUFACTURING MACHINES N'oA'"oos
TAILORS and SHOEMAKERS nre alan rscr..&.s
to examine NUMBER TWO Machine WIZ, Ivy u
expressly adapted to their use. - ' 40
The Weed Machine has been awarded a.. rrycu
rSE fHEMIUMS wherever 1t has been exhibited
Mschines are warranted for Three Years
Instructions given gratis Machines arc dclivsrsd
In the city free of charge. ~ "'''o"
Agents and Solicitors wanted. -
BRUNSON, TIFFANY g. CO..
49, STATE AGENTS,
lN Canal street 1o>
NEW oRLEANs aelaI
THE NEW IMPROVED T-c.
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one best augusy in taking 4 Ieareer .sssts
n,ssss ter-ene's ,countEys Baeaa--neau-
me nene g this will also tSll Tho English and
sne world that the system Of rule to which
1 "ur country has been made auhieet by the
ACT OF Union is one whicir the conacience
OF Ireland condeihns, against which the
nears OF Ireland rcvolts, and which is sub
mitted to solely because of the over wheim-
lng forge which maintains it. This statue
OF an lrishman loyal to the death OF his
countrywe look on to- day with hope-with
humble hope. We feel that we have raised
tne statue of O'Brien, aud that this vast
~ mnlage of 1rishmen, all animated by
Sne one sentiment of nationality, is hero ia
nonor OF O'Brien's memory by permission
OF the English Government, and the feeling
=, rs. But the day is coming when
sne music and banners Of the citizen SOL
diery Of q liberated nation will defile past
TINS statue of triumph-triamph for the
happy success of Home Government. NV
Lord Mayor, l now, in the name of the
- Ubrien Manument Committee, hand over
this statue CT a noble man and a true and
tried patriot to the guardianship of the
corporation of Dublin, and of all GOOD
lrashmen OF every creed aud class, and
party. OBlien strove for the rights, and
honor, and happiness Of them all.
Mr. Martin concluded amidst vehement I
cheering.