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SIIERMAN'S POOR MANS
Pr TIER.

ONLY IL IL cents each Each plaster has printed on
" the back it, " Shermans Poor mans plaster" II
j. the best Strengthening plaster In the world and
egn remedy tor pain weakness in the back, lons side
breast neck, limbs; Joints rheumatism lumbagO &c. &c.
One million year will not supply the demand They
qnre little warming before application Warrented SUI
pcror to all ohersand for quarter the usual price,
making not only the best but the cheapest plaster In the
world. II affords relief IN few hours and makes aston
shirg cures. In liver complaints and d pepsa 1t should
be worn over the region Of the liver stomach, and it
will afford great and astonishing relief In cough. colds,
asthma difficulty of breathing, oppression Of the chest
the patient Persons of sedcnary habits those obliged
10 stand much, will receive decided support from
othese truly ghcnrg plasters Physicians generally
recommend them, in preference TO all Others because they
stick adhere better aud afford greater relief In their
operation they stnuat. tonic, and auCdyne They
composed Of entirely different ingredena from any
oher and known from the experience Of millions who
have used them. well the united testimony Of all the
celebrated and distinguished clergy and scians to be
the useful and highly mcdcatcd invented
offered to public Several persons have called
the house to express their surprise and the almost
miraculous these plasters have effected One
who has been affected with rheumatism, be unable
10 dress himself without assistance enabled after
wearing one only night TO up alone in the NOR
ming put his cloths and call office with ewes hea
ming with JOY and his tongue pouring forth the gianess o
his heart the sudden and signal relief he had received
from this hest Of ali remedies. Ask for Dr. serman's
Poor Mans Plaster. II 10 called, because the price
places il in the power Of all TO purchase beings ONLY !. E
cents. Sold at the variety store Of PdnGBohN |
BRiNSM4LD. Jewellers BurlinstonV wholesale agents
liberal discount TO merchants who huy TO sell again.
For sale in Woodstock, by J. H. MURDOCH
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S1OO REWARD.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been Of
" crcd for months toany one who will use bottle of
Hays Imminent tor the Piles without being cured. OF
thousand sold, in no one instance has it failed of
Proof overwhelming TO be had when is sold 1t also
certain in nearly every case, Externally in the
following complaints.
For TIE Piles, Tightness0 Of The chest es-
For all DrOpsy, pecidIy in children,
Tender Feet, Foul Ulcers of the legs or
Sore throat By cancers or other fungus sores, hoW
ulcers, 6U6r obstinate or long
Group standing,
Uh0oping cough, Fresh Hounds,
Scdid Head, ChitbtdiHs &c. 4.
LOOK T,
Some SwindlerS hare counterfeit the article and put
il up with uGriOns devices. Do not be imposed upon
One thing only will protect you-it is the name of COM
STOCK a. CO. that name must diWdys be on the wrap
per- or you are cheated Do not forget 1t. Take this
direction with you, and test by that buy III for
it is impossible for any other to he true or genuine
Sold by COMSTOCK& CO.,
II Maiden Lane New York.
60 r. HUTCHINSON, Jr. Woodstock, VT,
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NOTICE. WARREN a MUTE, would respectfully
" give notice To their friends and the public, that thc
continue manufacturing Saddles, Harnesses, Thinks, Val
l', and Carpet hng-, aud all other article, in their line OF
hrsuc's, to sat customers, u their Oil stnd--,s they in
tend 10 suit customers IN order 10 get living by their hu,i-
ncs3In they respectfully return their hunh, Tor past
patronage, and hope Tor a continuance
Woud,luch, MAY - lriU l-tC
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290ftrD,
MARGARET DAVIDSON.

The following beautiful and touching lines were
written by Miss Margaret Davidson, of Saratoga, a
short time before her death, After she had been
informed that consultation of physicians had pro-
nounced her case to be hopeless, and that she
could not live much longer, her mother one day
sitting by her side, took her trembling wasted hand,
and said to her in low, hali-sfed voice, "Oh
Maggy shall never have another line penned by
this dear hand ,"
eyes, dearest MOTHER" was the reply, "yes,
You shall have anolher,' and in day or so, she
handed to her mother the following stanzas, the
last she ever wrote:
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r-EC7lsoa7xAzJ EWEra 12.Aax,
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yJvANTED old gold, silver, brass copper, and pewter
w for which the highest price viii be paid in exchange
or goods or work. JH. MURDOCH.
Sept. %, 1910
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INSERTED, AND JOB UoPE
EXECUTED, At TIE USUAL RATES
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AGENCIES.
p T.. BARKER, No. $50 l-2 River Street, Troy, N Y.
THADEUS POMEROY. in Exchange Building, Corner
of Exchange a Market Street Albany, N. Y.
FOR SALE ny
T.. HUTCHINSON Jr. Woodstock. VI.
:. q. n e. d. CHAMBERLIN, barnard, Vt.
MERRICK GAY. stockbridge, VT
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STEAM TUG Boar FOR CANALs.-A model OF
"Leavcnrorths Patent Steam Ing Boat, for
towing freight.boat. on canals is, with many other
new and useful inventions. now exhibiting at the
Institute Fair. \ tugboat of the largest class OF
lake-boats after this model, with engine Of
twenty horse power, has been in operation on The
Erie Canal q part OF the present season by way OF
experiment, and with but t,rothiriS of her power
towed FIRE boats in train containing t'co tnHdred
and fifty tons freight, tour miles an honr, and
t,ro boats. with one hundred tons freight, FIRE
miles an hour. BY this invention every objection
heretofore made to the of steam on canals is
removed, as the method by which she is propelled
does not cause as much surge 10 injurc the banks
as n boa, towcd by horses-nci;her paddles, screws
or submerged watsr-whcels being used, but simply
an endless chain, with u series of small anchors OF
a pecular form affixed and made te revolve over
two pulljes orking in trunks ut suitable distance
from each end of the boat; thus forming, when the
chain rcvoves, Il rotary endless kedgc-anchor
which adheres proper intervals TO the bottom Of
the canal and operating eiectually to obtain ana
retain any amount OF power required for towing
purposes in any waters from three 10 ten twelve
feet deep The model of the boat fitted up IS
not well adapted for tug>boat being without s.
keel and iia,-botoned, and drawing : feet inches
water When suitable boat is built. with en-
CINE OF twenty-horse power, it is supposed she will
tow train OF from seven 20 ten boats Of fifty tons
each from three and half 10 four miles hour the
present speed by horsepower being only two and
half miles an hour The great beside alum of a
substitute for horses for towing is by this Invention
fully accomplished, and saving OF fifty per cent
in expenses effected. 1t is proper TO remark that
after TWO years experience no practical objection
10 this plan has been discovered. The boat enters
and passes on, OF The locks and turns the curves Of
the canal withou, difficulty. 1t is. therefore, no
longer an experiment, and It's importance will be
duly estimated b, all engaged in the forwarding
busiscss-bv merchants, and travellers on canals,
=, greater spees a, les cost is attaincd-ihe diff
cul,ies and danger. of the tow-Paih avoided the
cruelty 10 horses used for towing and the gross
conduct of their drivers, altogether renewed In
fac, 1t will completely reform most ii not all the
many evils and abuses now connected WIN canal
navigation and this, in a moral point OF y'ew'
though last is not least of the many benefits that
will result by the of steam on CT ais.
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The Railroad Controversy.

H..
To The Editor Of the Tribune
In your paper few day ago read q one-sidcd,
partial of the pending controversy between
the Mohawk and Hudson Railroad Company and
the citizens of Albany; or, more correctly speak
ing. the attack of "a few citizens OF Albany. upon
the business and interests of said Railroad Com
peny. The public here are at no loss TO whom to
ascrioe The authorship of that communicative, and
hence are not surprised at its partiaty though
many are a, It's injustice. As the writer gives no
account OF The origin of the controversy or the Oh
iect of those who have established the line OF Op-
position Stages but rather seeks TO convey the idea
that has been caused by the extravasant rate OF
fare, the dangerous character of the road and
misconduct OF the Compauys agent, and that the
stages were called for by the public convenience,
it may be wei! disabu.e your readers on the sub
ject
Its we'll known tina, the Mohawk and Hudson
was one of the first Railroads constructed in this
country. built before practical experience had In
,roduced many of the improvements and facilities
Of the present day. |, had not that time been
ascertaned that considerable could be over
come ~ the power of locomotives. Hence the
supposed necessity of incliued planes, and tho inn
mense cost of the read
When the books of subscription TO the stock
were opened the capitalists OF TN. city came libe
rally forward to subscribe, and the road was built
upder the auspices of part at least of those who
are now arrayed against 1t. Subsequently the
Troy, Ballston and Saratoga road was built, with
out inclined planes and at Il much less cost and
as the Trojaus never do any thing BY halves or sui
fer themselves to be divided on any que non al,
fecung the interest Of heir CITY, they not only raised
an alarm a,ou, the danger Of inclined planes, but
SET themselves at work to obtain control OF The Mo
hawk and Hudson road, by buying sP the stock
thereof This they effected at an Immense cost
iae Abanians selling out their shares at from so to
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TUEsDAy M0RNsNE;, OCTOBER 10, 1871.
su,nu,ar, stntemep1

OF N, ralu Of III. enoort, Of he c-orh- produce and
ofthe United state, daring :ae ytn- com
rreneing on the sf dey Of Oeobsr 1892 AND <"d'Hs O"
the sch dGy Of September, $50
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Two WoOLEN 1IANUFA.TURkRs.

Two WOODEN NANCF ACI CR e Il =
The subscriber has in operation on o! his Pa
tent Ratchet Feeder and Shell Picking Machines al NJ
hn,- ,ardan yre,, number Of Manufacturers have al
ready supplied themselves and uniformly lay II pre-
ciscly wha, they want Tsey durable aud easily
kept -rdcr The of one OF 70 ihches seth oil iee
rable delivered At Hartford i. Ninety six Dollars, and
for greater or less width three dollars per nch added
or deducted.
Carding Machines with Condensor' and SPINNING
Jack, made IN the best modern style. Orders or letters
~ in,rir, left AT No - Prince Broadway during
the Far will meet with prompt attention
ol3ls- GEO. c. KELLOGG, Ne~-Harford. Conn.
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SILVER IIEDAL AWARDED
nNE;a PAT 4 SEl.E fSf2Gk EN- q

SILVER JIEDAL AWARDED.
J/lNG's PAlEN 4 Sci ASGhH NJ
II CHAIR-lsil-I. 10 offered, uch mprov d.
viii rock Of itself VIII pies infant
WIN give perfect ease. VIA comfort thr aged
VIII NOT get out Of order. WIN prove family comfort
t. rot this sufficient In Sickness or IN neaitL
Rock rock Ia Kings chair. thcfe's hsr IN H.
That soothes all the Of suffering huiaa y
Tell Of tue pleafare there is in the u.e OF 1t,
Rocking 20 freely-oi ease the reality
The regulating This Chair makes 1t IA eiieet e4d
70 two dtnc and separate chair consequently tae g'f
chaser Of King. sIf-Rockcr buFs the CHEArE''i Is
vel as the and besi rocker IN inc naIhs
NB-The rockers Of this char present no ""'"
neithe. do they wear the carpet CO... al war,
Always on hand the following patent Chap'' s'
EEvoLvIvG CHAIRs. REcuNg;EsNT I JheiR;
RECUMBaNT REyoLyIH'eGa Gritty sTT0Y CHAIRS.
oFeieF CHAIRS. With great variety all made Tor
-.osc,sI ease and comfort All kinds oil saa' iue 10
order. to. h;-,..If exclusively 10 the ma.
Inc s"osI'. -; 81. w KING,
aui4c'uf' % P.tsnt Chair Maker, No. f7i Broadway,
-. New Ysr. between Grand BrooIe 81
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- FssEs H.A7.E DE EAt11 = Y o. F.-A
E;a Country Seat 10 miles from the city. Located IN
Queens County J.. containing upwards of 20 acres OF
FIST rate -nd The buildings )ne double house, mo-
FERN finish with crates, marble nantes oldIDg DOORS
&c extra Kitchen al.o = large barns wagon house, cur
ri,ge house. shop granary, poultry housc and yard ice
house with all other necessary for large
funny. The fruit il of tho best KIND aad IN every variety
.pples, cherries Se. IN abundance.
large amount of the money aay remah on bono anu
mortgage: or Biooklyn Newfork city property YOU
bs taken III exchange. Address L. d. s. at this once
~
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"a EARn EORsALE. or Exen.nge for c,ty

4sjn FARM 20 SAL 4, or Exchange Tor cliy
s9S Property-A Farm IN Queefs County, l. l., CON
tnning betNeen 80 and oU acres OF hrst rate Land
IN high state OF cultivation. The Dwelling ana out
mousse, are all new and first order, with never
failing well of good water apple orchard &c The DIS
lance Is nine miles from New-York The above Pfo?"J
al. be sold or exchanged for city propsrty and posses
sion given immediately. Address L. d. 5 at ths oihce
81 Stswtf
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,.YTIy sO3IERVILLE, PROFESSOR
vi OF PAINTING ~ WAIEk-coLok, gives "s
',re andsespe Flo~e Paint {, and every department
If the most approved principles. Address Mr. r. uses
1u.c saloon No 100 Bros4wa,. where specimens may
1s seem S''" ''- ~ OLE w.
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WHITE PLAINS ACADEn

WHITE PLAINS ACADEMY.-An Eng
w llsh aud Classical Boarding School, Weschester
co-nty. Ncn York.
JOHN SWINBURNE, A. NJ Principal, AVID Instructor
IN The Greek aud Latin Languages, Mathematics and Ma
tura Science.
L. MONTAGUE PHELPS. A. B, Instructor in the Greek.
Lalin aud English Languages Intellectual and Moral PHI
usophy.
jaws PARroS Librarian and Instructor III the Latin
and Engli.h Languages and Mathematics.
CHARLES ) HUTET instructor ia the French and Italian
Lausulycs. aud Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Tho Winter Ses.isn viii commcncc the frs: day Of
November next.
The course of instruction Systematic and thorough
the . nment strictly parental The pupil, attend such
places of wsr,hp b. Agreeable 10 the wishes OF
tsei parents or GUARDIANS
Tho INSTITUTION Is furnished with valuable PhOsOphl-
cal apparatus and n Library Of 1900 volumes.
The expense Il an Eugsh course Is Sl6J year.
CntaIoruo.. containing add tonsl inf rmaon may be
obtained on az slicauou to the Principal.
K cferonc
The Faculty Of the Wesleyan University; the Faculty
Of " lla ., College
New York--Dayd VI Reese VI D. John TorreyM.D.;
Francis Hall Esq. Thona, f. Bond VI b.. Rev George
Peck d Rev. DR.. White.
NnrthsHpton-Rey II. b Hubbard.
Clnc.nuatr-Rey Charles Elliot, D. D.
Reference : also made u the following pertohs "ho
have been patrons Of the institution
White Pians-Mncit Michel
Mplllctown-Rey " Bangs D. D., President Of the
We>leya University. 80
Ne,ynrL- benezer Cauldvell, Zebede, Ring, WIN.
Gale Jacob 5 Bake Leonard Krby, u. p Grs'acap Be
riah Palmer Robert X. Fox John HARRISON Andre" L.
Halsted sc.
Brook yn-John Brownson, Da'io CooPe' ueo' hie'a''
William rowers, &c.
EAstchest, Alexander Masterton.
Abany-Johu Van VaIkenburgh.
Philaiclpnia-Rcv John K-nueday
Cincnnati-Rey. L. L. Hamine, aud William Nell
Aex.ndii La-Corncliss lnnis
Ma chcz-WlllIam Harris.
NV Orleans-A. w. Haines
s.. Augustine Fls-Genl. Joseph Hernandez.
al ffsDt-
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x T01s asI-E OR TO let new

ID. FOX SALE DER TO LET new
RE-. brick House pleasantly situated 26th street, be
cen tho 2d and "a Avenue. The House Is - by 80
feet two stories al easements the lot % feet inches
cep. The ubscribe intend to erect stable on ths
rear which will make II desirable residence Tor cart
en The above House and lot be purchased on i'd
yantagrous terms. For farther particulars irqgr" at y
fittf-.treet Of IlfDljM GILMAN, Builder, 81 w
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.EVs.C TEGTaON.--WlLLiAn PEASE, FRO,
vi fe,-r and Teacher OF the Piano Fore, Organ ahu
SlugiDr respectfully inform, the young ger emen o. No
city ha, he has fitted up in his Aa'ic
7sO Broadway and ready to comtn"nc. sdx time
on the Piano Forte and IN Sir ging either IN s l,,se
ar .yenag eptlemeE wishing menee ri PEE
l. make application al the Muse Saloon, no oIin
~. "a dor from Enurrh-st.l TsrIns Hlooe e-
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w A n I s.

w An TIE ID .-Sisu4tioa. Tor Pro;es;7ats servants
W Z qu'e 81 ths American o:;ec, So Bscedsay.
olo IN r ELLloTT.
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ROOMS so E.E3'

h.A Tsb LET-A handsome two story House l39
yi;: Wayerlcy place, nrpr Washington Parade Pos
session is,medi el Rent low good tenant. so s,t
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-sTTS1 10 BAD BREAD Sc GAA E.

VETO TO BAD READ & GA n e.
' HNo 35i Hudson and SO Walker street, can be mad
yery superior home made Bread and very large oaves
n Cakes ara all made from the best Dairy Butter the
market af-rds Also, fancy articles, SUCH as hi'ss7
Mackrows Finger Ror asd French BISCUIT &c - g. anU
r plum and Pound of the very best quality and orna-
mented in most eleean, style. All at alLS6 En-.
NB The subscriber also makes the old style Oh osead
from Rye asd Wheat Flour, mix cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-19

.SA R0oNs SO LEJA room and hrh -r""n'
with closets, pantrcs DC suitable Tor suailt UNA,
also. large extraordinarily well lighted, sui'a
bio for work shop. Inquire on the prcmisef Of
-. Il jolly LOCKE. IN roar 0f 81 ANA 81.
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tTEEI PkNS.-MosLEY, GiLLoII - p spC Is TT
= ,aAw's Steel Pens. good asa 'f'ineI "
>ooA'' <nU 's'''' r. GILLESPIE, 10 John,street
su9O IN. Between DsOsA"'
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vOuS WARWICK, sxeSp Spel,er aud he-
fosr IN general No. Il John. street, Nex. York.
Purchaser OF jewelers. and Silvs.smiths folsh.ngs'
papic,uss Leaes Parting Bar, coarse Silver baf''
Zee Gil, and plated Metals, Bookbinle's Rag, &c &C
al "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-19

pesTON BROWN ERE D.-Ihe suSsef
ID Der would respectfully inform the citizens oil New
York .ha ne prepared TO supply them win INC ABOVE
The following places Nos 32a Sleeeker 81, 1926 Bo"ery
2l2 Cau.si 2i3 Centre-.t, l13 Wakef-st q DIVISION
St sos Pear st All orders eft al either oil the above
nIsc.. or At the Bakery y Charles ST. w be promptly
attended to- -. Inn EDWIN T. DANIELS.
y "a lIh.r,! tl.cnnnt 20 % ose ho veil agaIn:
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- TO EET-rhe upper part OF a good and Ell
i. situated three story Hou'e IN Lusip" street. no.
with basement and large pantry, a sooa Dry uHoee
e.. liar good csefn well water and pump IN Inc yard
It will be c; low to snail family and goot tenant Ia
auire as above or 25D Grand st. 5hoe Store ole II
900 ACRES o. Land, patented by the Pre,ident
> ~ of the United States, located 3 miles from gum
cev Adam, Co. LIMOS, an can now be purchs sed s.,
although said to be worth $500 acre One ban ch'h
and the other IN gooJe. tine chance Tor cmgrah''
Apply d 49, Nassau II. Basement oi0 81
n, FOX s.LE-A black ohsE yes
ITG old hind harness aui uader The saddle e'1d
x n traveller stands without 'ylag. warranted 'o"ii'
beryr 10 be without fault. md only sod for want II
use Apply at rs l0th street, near otn Avenue. Aso
good w agon and Harness oip %
s.ONDON LINE OF PACKET.
13s'rn Packet OF Nov. l0th-Tne packet 'h'p sWIiL
-@ERLAND. Frank Smith, Master will sail US
Hove her regular day.
tion. appv on board foot Of Maiden lane, or To
OILS GRISNFLL, MlNTURN & co u South ST.
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" sNiED -RAL
.N~s,sS uaTfGS

New lors, October r. lcU ola ln
L.. The Courisr Il Enquirer Standard, Express Bos
ton Atlls Pisdcpha Ledger Baltimore Patriot Charles
Ton Courier -nd New Orleans Pcayure wal please pub
i,h the above (~ithOut thu dTecuon once week for
II ecrh> vrd send their bills Thu, oii for payment
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S,o,,3o.1T,1.N ROLLERS, Of me o @S
aa.sFs. and quality Of !; ,zs' e.; a ,hs "
RICHARDS, IN the Press Room toa'EiH'"-'
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Ii A1 = o-S5 csazce- Aay pzrsc,
~ SAVING FROM ,aree TO I'VE auncre,; collars. who
Aollt Ike 20 lsyest ~ n 5ascsss yielding oae huarej
pc OF opportunity oy ;p.air.uz Al
:! Mon ScmeeH street, Jersey Cy, \ J. or eorasr OF
Gambler and Ccutrc->'s. y. \. oi6 3tt
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NEN114EMEN vi.iting NcwYork will ind quiet ano
~ pleasant home the GRAHAM HOUSE, NO. o3
Barclay street, whore ample accommodations are ~
mr, Tor trunsis NJ Boardcs and afforded mod
crate prices by the day week. No fumes OF Tobacco
or Alcohol will be found TO faint tho atmosphere.
n. b. 4 few permanent Boarders will be taken
ra,y-york huri Ith. 1911. III ROSWELL. (IOSS.
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y B TIE hes; OF reference. gwen A hre directed 70
y y New York TribHrc ciice. with and place of
business " n be promptly stteze-d TO. ol6 Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-19

T!0yEY,s TRUNK KEPOsITGRf,-
If hi et,bl,.hm.pt has the pleasure of offering to deal
srs and the public generally tine largest and most varied
.roc. of Travelling and Packing Trunks Carpet bags
Valiees &c &c that be found IN this city. Dsaier'
and other viii do we'll to call oad examine, the assert
rnert l. full and prices low. 81 I'm
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WANT D-l persoa Who hs- 800 III 6lsine,s
~. alaav oI3 Of
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Va ASTED-i situation - ee'te. or salesman IN =
taiio-us establishment, b. wao Ia. had IN cx-
ocr;eu5e If number OF years N he Business ;ss city
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nIiNaIsn AGENUY-H MI. WEAD.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and General Land
Agent. L.w',roS, Fulton Go. Illinois.
K ,fcrcnce-Hor.cc Grcelv. 80 Ann ST.; Hon Abraham
crttn, Madison George Draper, So Cedar at. Ne"
York ID r. J. b. Mann aad Wm. K. McDougal, Chatham
V.. Isr.sv OLD Inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-19

DOaRD7N<s.-A gentleman snd III wlo can ee
ID accommodated With ulcasN't koous and Soafd ~
,rty.ts f.nii.v Al IL Orchari-Street. oIo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-19

II Private neutrality-suspicious. wishing per
lnncn Board aHd Rooms N location convenient 10 the
CUISINES, par; OF the City, will be accommodated AT No. 1e
Duare-,rcct Just Of Broad Where bur few board
rs taken and every oNeruon mace to render then
10 NE pleasant anj comfortable The hou,c Is crureiy
e~ and newly furnished throughout Terms, moderate
s.fetsncss exchanged. jy:s2 If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-19

BOARD AND ROOMS NAV he obta,ued in pri-
D vste family by applying At s06 Hudson-st le7-u
QOARDEtG;.-Sngle gentleman lund no others
y residing the lower part OF tho City can be nc
commod,trd with good Board with without roCns,
l8 Fultonst Also three or four have Dinner only,
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