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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21

my de,r General and will close this no
tee 10y giving YOU couple OF b" songs
from a Thousand Linct -
rrvtR GtVU ~.
Never give sp' IT. wiser snd better
hi~s,s to bcpe,th ouee ~ despair,
Fling of The lusd Of Doubts csnksrina feises
And b,eak the dsrk spell oftyanicsl cars
Never give up. OF the burden ma = sink YOU
Ptutidenoe kindly has mingled the cup,
And IN all uials OF uoublss, tt,hink yUu.
The ~stobword ofhfe moo, BE- .never givssp'
Never give up, there chances ere snd chssUss
Knowing tina, Providence nineles The cse,
Aud ui all mattms the ties, and the oldest,
Helping The hopeful hrndrd q, one,
And through the chaos, iiighW isdom s'rsnRes
Ever suc'eAs-if you'l ever hope on;
Never pive up the wisest ard boldes,,
is the true warchwoTd ~ Never II We up,
Never give up! though the gyspe sho, may
rattle,
Or the full thunder elood ovet you bvrss
Stand like = rock. aud the Storm or ti,e battle
Little shall harm you tNuueh doing ,heII
Never give OPP II sdv~ri'y presses worst,
Providence wisely has mingled The cup,
And the bes counsel. In all vnuI dlsirssses
l. the stout wstchwaid OF Never give op.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21
BY GEO. II. BEAMAN

sn.s,i li,ing Tie ~ 90 considered IN Lon
don nov, where be ha. Jun concluded a
course Of concerts and be certainly iooki
something extraordinary, Tor n face more
fu'l Of The expression Of genus have sell
dom SEN have no, heard him, his con
ectts having been given during my late Ill
ncss, and have only talked with him five
minuics ~ the afeci-bu | would variant
him great m my thing he undertook, from
the language IN hs very fine counienanec
only.
Wollac, is wiring an opera to be hrough,
ou, a, Lrury Lane neat SEASON lie hns
had grca, success tbs year IA London. |
xsw the other day. show.bill ofsomc con.
cert lately gwen IN Germany. by Wallace,
and "M" Edwardn de Bolivia," a young
ladv, WHO | understand has Formerly been
one ofthe f,vorne Singers oflbe theatre nj
Naples but who hn. meantime been tfav.
cling in the Uaited States, and passed last
winter at the Asor House, under the name
Of Mics Kcnnrdy understand she is a
mos eGei,ve .inecr nud I wonder that she
% ibid her l.gk, under bushcl IN Amer
lea We dstov.Tcd her beauty and her &C
eomplishmcn!s Ms linguis', and converse
touiN hut Nj Wallace alone has the secrct
Of her being theatrical star plnving the
incogura Miss Edwarda dc Bolivia !:
now IN London, understand and | trust
shall have an opportunity Of Judging Of her
dramatic powers BY the way, you may
remember WnlIacc's trip with this young
lady to the Yves, Indies, las, winter, and tn,
gen raj supposl,lon that they had gone
thnhcr to get married twas proicssiona
trip altogether, aud they gave concerts IL
tho Islands Wallace was married man
nni his wife .,lll llving IN Ireland Your
fricnd Philips has returned, and Is wnrmly
welcomed BY the lovers Of EngIish singing
Yours fllhfuIly,
y. p. WILLIS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21

trpe'tasee Il Be,fss, than an, oth' g..
that csn be bu,l ~ oonotrl that eft, v'
Drtlnc'or srd M Gusi l.ak,' A. u
t~o AMI hall,nlIon, Of dDtlar,---oac rri'
lion VI Which - alrcsd ,nL,cuhcd IN W.
rtooi-~ill construct pd iurnsh III. 'o.d
Conhicn,iha It, c'sim, upon the e,'hsr'
and business men have not br,n mscon
er'v~i nor in mrtn' csggctslcd, the un.
dcr'lGned, In ,lcV of,hr ngscHy and IN
largcd public 'pu0 winch have 80 long
dsuncn'hrd the chir,o, Of Boston, snd
made th'it cry the pi,nccr IN the grcs, and
.ncoc's'ul commercial enterprise, Of tho
day cannot doubt lha, the rcquttd balance
will be easily obtained
7. FoLttrr, Commhoc of,he
Gro + llopGrs Board Of Directors
ChiHLr' fI>slrv, Of the Chumpsin &
y y. FuLltEro>. Conn R,v II X Co
M 9 Mcrcharts ENchaeo,
Boston, Aug I, 1915
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21

which IS necessary FOR citond,ng over the
State which they lnhabr, that system oi in.
ptovcrhcnt which alone can make lhs cay
the real metropolis OF all New England
Thus Is the second linc OF communication
which is proposed n be- established bdwcrn
WeSetn Vermont and Boston, both term.
mating at The same point, Burlington on
Lake ChAmplsn Il may be supposed By
some per'ons Ihat Tho establishment OF tn,
line - IN interference with The other To
a certain extent, the DIVISION Of the support
which the railroad will derive from the
transport over It f.om one extremity Of the
line to The other, mus, doubtless tend to d.
minish the income Blu, 30 hr ms regard.
the leading oblcct Of each wotk, the prov,d.
ing Of the means Of lntotcu curse TO the paris
OF the country bordering on the roui', the
establishment Of two routes does no, de-.
eide the support, which could he enjoyed
BY cnhet Ii evident that the prime p a |
objec, Of both works could not be attained
/ by The establishment OF n single roud. md
the only question is whether !he business Of
each route, together viii ~ OF me
transportation over 1t, from lis terminus
will afford 1t m adequate support A share
IN the business from beyond tho terminus is
oil which the friends and promoters Of q.
thcr route can demand unless it can be tx.
pccted that The population OF greater por.
ton Of the state shall fotego the advantages
OF their position, for an lnconsIderablc bene-
fit to the other The friends Of both roads
very Justly look to an important traffic pms.
q, t,l f.,
beyond, but it is NANTES, that neither hns on
exclusive claim to the benefit Of this traffic
and neither should rely upon, it if i, were
insured TO them, for the substantial support,
and the chief income Of their road II is
the local business OF each route, which II is
the great object OF each enterprise to nd
and promote, md this must be l,s chief de.
pcndcncc In addition to this each route
Wi ENJOY It's share OF business between
Boston and Burlington, including all which
may be concentrated ut that poin, by nnvl
cation TO Monlrcrl and Qucbcc, by the Og.
dcnsbnroh Railroad, connecting with the
vnst Inc Of navigation on the Northern
Lakes, passing through the Welland Ca
nal and indefinitely westward
The Committee above referred to have
published in n pamphlet form, scrhc re.
marks and statements, exhibiting the char
ncter and productlvrncss of the route II
is unnecessary Tor Us to copy largely from
this document, brcnusc those who nre inter
cstcd in the subject viii 'nsily obtain i, -
We copy from ii the following estimate, o
the present tonnage on the line IL the sew
cral counties to which we suhjoin the pop
ulalio'n,as given IN nnotEer part OF. the doc
umcnt
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232

We subjrin the conclusion Of the state.
menl Of the committee above referred n, 10.
geher with the report Of the Engineer on
the survey Just completed by him
an conclusion, the undersigned most con.
hdendy appeal to the business men and
capitalists Of Boston for MD To carry fr.
ward tins great enterprise Ia a speedy com
pleiion. 1t Is work winch, III m en-
incnl degree, should commend ltsclf 10 their
favor Independently OF the very large a.
mount Of business which Boston would IN
mcdla,eIy secure to itself a. an acquisition
from rs line IN Vermont the immense i'm
por,anee Of the Rnlland Road. NJ Ink in
the great chain of railway COMMUNICATION
with C1n,d'. Og'iensburgh and the Great
West will nj once be pecelved and sppfe.
cis,ed l's rights anil iaciltiss Tor conn
meeting With the O1densbmgh and Canad1
Roads. are precisely the sane a. lhose
which are possessed BY The Ceutal Road
Noi the slightest shade Of difference
m ihn TVp.et, crisis between
them, Bu, The crest advantages which
The Rulland Road Will h. loun1 n present
render tappafenl that u must, unayoidably
become The man by'nue Of travel and trans
PARTITION II IS skorf>r rsgurSf wsoA
Tess oafidV NJ srpSaW a. he r0AsiruSiioa
0of|ff 'HGnReiy more bs0Ass, aa ms Aas.
e1a BE- ruH "a guiek4r taS uN GraHA
n bitter rsiVyA f8y eapitlI ,arSfis4 aHa
's1l non 70 a9g-~af ~ TroVsyi'V a4a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21

The valley Of Otter Greek, embracing
Addison and Rutland Coun,rs. IS pronouc
cd the richest agricultural portion Of New
England There ARE many manufacturing
establishments on the river, and much wa.
ter power unoccupIed. There nre many
manufacturing establishment. This tract
Of country is also rich IN mineral products
which are well known and will be found
enumerated in tho statement above referred
to. Among these are iron manganese,
marble, slate and copperas
The following comparative statement it,
given ofthe length OF the difcrcn, routes
proposed from Boston To Burlington
Central routr ria Nonfpeiier, Ketae and
FdehJnrg,
Burlington TO WhncRiver,by
Carriers survey, lO2 3 4milcs
White River TO titchburg, 2e4i2
Ftchbnrg to Boston, so
257 Ia
Central roule RIA L,boron, and Con.
cord, " II
Burlington 10 White River, 1924
Whine River to Bosom, via
Concord, 1877 4"
1894
Rutland ROUTE ria Ru3anl keene ana
Fthburg,
Burlington IN b. lows Fails, 1864
Bellows Falls to Boston, 1872
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7G3O3As 81

Tb3D.dfs 81
which give, an arcfage OF 20 5z9 = per
mile Tor lhr cosl OF the road 6HSn.d nod
ready 10 accommodate III" lsrE" bp,oun, Of
hssio"ss Inst may be- reasonably eAp'ct-d
am aware lhnt nearly all experience
has shown that thc cost Of ronds hos been
found'o eIccrd The original csima'es a fact
which warns me nguioS, max ing any state
mcn's without fret making The most liberal
allowance for every reasonable eon,ingen-
~ that msy arse during the construction
Of the W0,k.
The Improvements which have bern
made by the recent survey, show very de
s'bbIc re'nl,, rot only IN The aUsgfm'h'
Of gradrs bit IN he dlmnution Of ~ a
mo1si a uork requitet IN gfsIing' Inc
mot important changes thSt have o~ru
mste. srr upon he route b~t~e'n Bofnng
ION .nd Ru,ianl MOI only ob''n'ing me % %
e,~ty orheayy cr,IeS, Bat very nAis'iaIiY
reducing The c,umste m ibe previous sur
,.v Eaa of,be summit Of Mount Holly,
me hoe mos ofihs Hsy occupies The 'ama
g,c,nl 10 rh, Cr,.0y' 'ui'ey eEtsPuoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29
DIED


OR Thursday. 2sih inst. ROBERT NJ. MAsTERTON
eldest son of William j. and Josephine Masterton
The friends of the family invited 70 attend the I'm
moral from no - 2ih street NEAR 6thavenue this day
Al 70 o'clock His remains will be taken 70 East Chester
for nicrmcut
On Wednesday. 27ih, Thomas NcA. Nissan, Of Cedar
Hill % Edward D. Van VOORHEES, ?.
Al lie Roy, 3d. Isabel Hurlbut OF Whliamstown
Mass =.
At Frcdonia oath Mrs Louisa wife Of Geo. c. Rood
At Rondout Joseph Rodmsn
A, Boston 25ih John Hardy formerly Of this city. "a
At Crown Point Essex Co, 10TH Joseph Merritt ~
Of Hopkinton. Mass ~
At Little Falls 2lst Mary !. daughter Of Gould VII
son %
At Albany 9th Anrene r. Armour, 3.
Al Janesville Wisconsin. 18th inst Henry VI Kirkland
o. recently Of ogden. n. y
At Cszenovia 2lst Mrs Ellen. wife Of Heman SWIM
. srb Mr.. Hannah J wife Of Geo Manchester, 30
20fh Jane NJ daughter If Ezra Nherion, -.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

II the packet ship Mediator. from London-Mr X Pa
terson. OF Buffalo Mr. : Smith ~ London; Mr. ;
Trsppsud Mr- Trsppaud do. MIR Brown. Mrs :
Brown aud children do, Mr. Colet OF Philad; Mrs h
Grice and Master Walter Grice. Of NNork, Mr. Whyte
Mrs Whyie Miss why,e OF London. Mr. Walpole
Mr.. T Wapole do. Mr. X Aerset do; Mr. 7 LighibouFn
n Bermuda: Mr. A G Perkins. London Mr. w REESE
M NYork Mr. Ii Gurthwriie London Mr. + W Cago
al Mr. II Wrench Tennessee; Mr. II Alden. London
Mr. " Reid Mrs Reid and children DO Mr. w Fenner
o. Boston and 90 in the sieerage.
In The .kiD IsabellG from R-1len-Mss Hsnchen sam
son Of Germany Miss Henrietta LowenyTd. do
Mss Barbara schwsrz do Mr. James Nichols, Of New
York: Mr. A II Trasper. Of Bremen; Mr. bred Schnndi
and lady Of Penn. and ll3 In the steerage.
IN he bark Ann Louisa. from Perd Crn:-John Mars
hslk bearer of dispatches. Mr. ysndeyeer snd child
Mr. knight and I In the seeraee
Ia the bark Rose &ana,sh iron. GlasS0K-hamA'on
Boyle and sdy George Bsbema and ~ IN the seersse
IN me bri1 Ersiy from CaGries'on-L Vidal lady child
aud servant. Mrs NJ Cayton. Messrs lie Prence r
Mitchell T r Roddy G W Gilman, Benjamin. ="
Rhett K : Bailey Lyon, Whi'pen' FAX . Con
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIVED.

ship Hampton. (of Boston) Russell from Liverpoo
l1h July, with mdse 10 order-2ll Storage passenger
81 inst. OF Georges Banks. exchanged sisnas VIII
packet ship Liverpool hence for Liverpool
Packet ship Mediator. Chadwick. from London ane
Portsmouth. 23d July. with mdse to John Grswoid
9Th Aux spoke bark Bos'onisn I'm Antwerp for sydney
b 2l days out l5,n lat ~ 40 lon 50 - very
.rgc iceberg and several small 10th ~ H. Ion
g 81 saw iceberg
Ship Republic ofProvidence. RI Chase I'm Liverpool
oh July with mdse snd passengers. 10 order
Bremen shy Isabella Andressen- from Bremen. 20th
INV with mdse 70 Otlrchs Kruger Sailed IN com
nv i'm the Waser with Bremen hip Nsuhs l. swan.
,r BALTIMORE 27ih July LAT ~ 80 lon spoke ship A
'rea of New. York from New Orleans Tor Bremen 8
,ng h, a 30 lon p saw American shp Meteor. boun
westward.
Bark Rose srsndi.b Spencer. 30 fs I'm Glasgow win
~ Ice a. HaribIi s. Go. Aux iai - ~ 'on d =
.,,-s,a u, ~ sevrra' large icehrrss
Bark Ann Louisa Msr-chak. from Vera Cruz win
I,ecie &C 10 Hargous Brothers Co. Passed IN a.
q IS lon 81 ship supposed 70 be one Of the Ne"Or
lesns packets bound 10 the westward with In her ss
nal
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Brig Emily. Robinson ds I'm Charleston. with cotton
and nee t. Durham & Diron
Brig juan J De Carihss.ns Gray. & Dc from Machias.
Ne with lunber r. II SHo"
Brie Ann Fliza, Williams, from Mystic ballast TO D
Hurlbuf Co
Brie Cen Wilson Sherman. I'm Boston In ballast
-chr President Latham II d from Cheuyfed. with
lumber 20 smith Boyuion-
schr sarnl Pointer, CroPper d from Berlin. with
corn. 70 Fox
schr Joseph b Cheddics 3 Is from Falmouth. with
plaster 10 master.
Schr Tangent -esrs d. IN Boston fsh
Schr Csthaune WILCOX. Jones. Dc IN Phi'sd coai.
Schr Trader Richards d. I'm Ro.ion f-h.
-ctr Leo. Jameson Thomssfou. lime.
Schr Delaware Hnl5rook Th0masfon lime
Schr Sargent smith Quincy granite.
schr Compliance. Kelly. Boston mdse
-chr 4 Msr.hall Mayo Boston n6.e z " Lewis
-chr Only Daughter NJ Dufte l3 q I'm Lubec with
plaster 70 -mih s B0yntou
Schr Telegraph. Chase Portland msrkere
Schr Snn. Mixer Portland mar er.L
Srhr China Sicse 3D. Boston mac erel
Schr Eliza DJane B0-tin
Schr Emuou-. small. 3 sion. fish
Schr RubicOn Dp4ne Bottom. n.h.
-chr ViriOr Gould Gloucester meckerel
-chr Cniei -sch.m. smith Essrporr ls'h and oil.
SloOp Vernon, -. i'm Boston, slaves.
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See, t0gposilr Wsm->rveil The 'soscfioers nie.il
-, tns. .usthe punlc thai thy are ds ]; re eiVns r
,en. for the FALL rssps, which taVe been =,
~ ON The attest AID he's patterns ane ~ u l'l
ihev are now Offering al press 10 SUI ne i''s'
mist IN. o., - -, "a rr
Sra-.es Carpeang new pa;isrr-. .-..''' - PEI
lls iclal -
r us ald c,,unou Ink f.,h blight cnId.- -o' 20 . o,
A.so. fLouR Oh CL1rHs. well seas9nri' III : -
feet aide Hugs, Du-s.i-, Table sn4 RAM $500 49,. =
starr Rods, Lamp Mas Window Shades aHa AZ u.nel
c.rs cJnnec led it The extremely o~ PIlSr
strangers vsiung the city particularly nsit-d 70 -, &
exsn17p- The above stock. SMITH LOUNsBERf,
m1lun- t4s Peallsueol opposite "!AAn-
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M AR REID

On the llth day Of August by Rev Philip Merse NJ
JOHN LEWIS 10 Miss SERENA. second daughter
Joseph B. Nones Era all Of New York.
On Monday 9th instant By Rev. Williamson. Mr.
GEORGE BONNER. New York. IN Miss EUGENE {
Dupuv of Madison y formerly Of GeorgetOwn.D {
Al Cazanovia 18th Joseph Hutchinson 10 Ann switch
er. 22d James f. Raleigh to Clarinds Perkins.
Al Buffalo 2lst Frederick {. Wordsworth, OF Nioks
burg Miss 70 Cyihera Bvins 18th, Alex. Auchinleex
Ir of Philadelphia 10 Mary Osier.
Al Auburn 2lsi Daniel Grim 10 Sarah Carr.
At Rochester, 2ith, Abraham L. Cluie 70 Lucins WI
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Az Mayaruez. 9th met, bark Edw Koppisch. Bsyley
from NewYo
sHoAL At PORT PRINCE We translate from l.
Manifest printed q, Port Republican the foho~ins
description Of dangerous shoal in the Bay Of Port A.
Prince which has yet been accurately described
although several vessels Of well as merchant ve'
ss have touched upon IL tina. recently been examin
ei BY Capt Lartgne Of the French Navy He reports J.
o. be Of madropore and 70 have when he surveyed o.
three faihoms Of upon II II i situated 90 al M
ties % cenmetres from the west point Of the South
West Arcadin souh 80 Sem. East o. 5m. snd ; 50
metres q cenmetres from the East point OF the Nori
arcadn South GO East 03s lon There is also b.,
another bank Of madropore with only feet Of waite
uponit Its situated West Of the Southwest Arcadin
- 5-m East o. 5rn
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RICH AND ELEGANT oARPETINGs,
for the tull Trade.

'VNHr SUBSCRIBER daily adding Ia his eSien I've and
well selected the latest and best patterns OF Free eh
,ubusson Administer Royal Wilton. Tap"-ify, Vel IT.
BRUSSELS Thr-epy and Ingram Carpenzs, suitable p' mo
M tr.de He offers the best assortment ~ Ol Glohs.
I'D and well seasoned great variety Of patterns
feyery description and width together wnh -i sftelre
onnec ei with the .de Strangers visiting the city. ard
others DESTROYS OF hssng the latest sud b.-t u, lee "
srpetngs Oh Cloths &C will find greatly fh.ir aivsn-
fn hi, long p-renc- and great facilities In the trade, 10
enabled offer The strongest Inducements 10 pufchss-
REUBEN SMITH Jr, loi Brosdssv.
.uia ,mi.- OPPOSITE Cry Hall
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-, To Omcer. ofthe Army and NAVY, Sea Car

and lIr An- necessary sftlcc- Ia
.- h1s- pleasure or business calls Them from home AM
, al. f,fut.. lei 10 Ih,ir o. b1r1-r good euo.-
.. Shaving Cream such preparation s presented
-tJr 10 ans boir offered " Tie public Il : Hen
80 CUllrfe shaving Cream
ID c-rt.uv removes al ina; irraing after shaving
nd axe. Aa, =. rus or pnpirs from he The
-fr..- tom hen d !. composed Of The emOI-
nf and .alfug nature h- Cull.-e Cream rliy
.d 10 be- perfect aNurs ~ those ho shave themselves
Pace 81 crli-
PREPARED sd sold oy 4 b. SANDS co. Chemists
-.s'-t. and P-fau-fs rs BrosoW Chzmh-r--.i
. t u slifr buildings >od ssO al - FuliO--i. anG -
al Broadway. AUS luiendis
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~ Genuine Bears Oil. highly scented-Th,

rs. article fUf ~ grown ul We Atd-
Brshi tres sarr the 'hrtne Of poets praise,
Tie painters .kll their lusre iuO displays.
II. b-surv'- marx lu-ifvgs hezd oi na4r.
And y tai bOih -,aes in.ch del .Ll tn Vraf
good head Oi hair urr- s'ruuon % preserve ~ dsiTe
ID luAuf.uc- II u commences dropping out there l.
uting viii 80 sooa prevent D, ca.-my the Hears o.
r-.r, IRON, prr Bear- grease u enters the pores Of The
AIN and uoi-frn- the roots. and b. th-
nv fof pr--ervns - gina strength and beauty
PREPARED and sold by SAND, CO. Wholesale anu
,a Cia,i-i- aud Drlglss - bfoai~sy. corner Cham
.-tr,-- tyrane Buildings sold, $50, Al ~ FuiOn-st,
,ad y E,.t Broadway Ia bottles, : and 81 cents
fu..tlff.
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led stsie-. ~. 20 BOUrry.-Hirsm Anderson "a. "a
received twenty ba Is Of splendid pattern. II
C.pens a. Of which vii he sod IS per cent ss ihan he
ususl rr.ce~. A-o on hand.
1000 yarn Common csrperrs. "a Sd per -.rt
$3.50 " e. WOO. csrl~ng from q. 50 10 4. 81
ltN00 >up-rtre DO "a %
SEQ Tu.ied 1-arf Rugs. - each worth g.
1000 o. cloth. j o.. per ward
Csnhn rIaiunE. j. ID per r-rf
HIRAM ANDERSON. 80 ~ Rouer~
sul9 -wiss lie rrsi 80 - meat shove He.ief-s.
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tNAitiih-, JtWtLkl
Summer fdsbione
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
NIENs BOYS AND CHlLDRENs CLOTHING
vi GEORGE 7. GREEN. 10 Chstian-sir--i. corner q
p-srl-Nill keep constantly 90 hand ~ LII and CON
PLETE ASSORTMENT u MEMS, BOYS and chill
DRENs CLOTHING, Of al descriptions made In III
aDsr p.ssiOsAsLs STYLE which h. would most resp-c
y invite the attention ~ those As he has made
engagements receive Cloths Cls'iSre' ieings fc ~
very packet and secured the services Of experience
Cutters pledge himself to give perfect satisfaction TO oil
sho may purchase
,,,1 .t.,ct ,,.,ta.d,f. rn2l -fi
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AMI medicine !. never-filg remedy fr Dv.p.r.is .rc
Nrrtog. A-rcfors Il D.. certain ur "a and New.
u H-sdarh-- and excellent preventive VI Cosiiv-r..
and Lon STrs Il cur-cs. mo- hli -fai- % tl- b.sry
or.r. and . very --cAcOl- 10 Relieving al .rcv Cto'.
- srt - a. c0rrairf ~ 10 Stomach .nd Bov-. II
.r.v promotes ihe ~ strength snd acvify IL =
rs--s ~ D~tty. resor-- healthy spp-tile Sh-r- ti.
r-si-.i II blessings drfcirft -nl. uarura con.~
'....rc- give. fanr snd gi-or ~ Tie u hO~ -y.t.u
sd who--s- srd r,isil - A d. SANDS - Fulton
-,- 80, a. - q adv ay AID - tas Br Aiv.v sd
-.n nv Kr--HTON 90 1900 B-oatszy. ln A-f1r House
nd -rn-i~-v u 'onr --uit-sL Al.o by J. L
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29
FINE WATCHES,

Jew,Iry. ~iivcr-Ware, &c.
IT c. STONE established lSS9 i constantly adding 70
III. M, stock he latest .iyes of LEVER, LEPINE Sd
PLAIN " ATCHES. CHAINS, KEYS, PENCIL CASES,
LOCkET :. SPOONS, &c &c H. O. So cash principle Of
tony bl, and with small gains eNpisius
he cause II the people getting along 30 u~t enraiin
Il his store Watches znd Je.ery carefully repaired On
Watches Jrwelry Gold and Silver taken In exchange Al
heir full value, or bought for cash
HUBBARD o. STONE pl Broadway,
isi2 Stsw NWSF i-r Corner W skrr-frtrt
tNAltnk-, JENbLkN and shN.r Wsrr.->
w Hammond AID Co. ls'- Benedict and Hammond,
would inufm their friend. that hey I'LL continue The '-lln
If fine Watches jrWrs and silver NMe Al tie old -and
No 81 Merchants ENclsngs. Entrance hrs door 10 WI.
In addition 20 their former welseleciei stock they hav.
eceived by arrivals L = Copper justly cel-brsed
Lever and Duplex Watches, tOg ether with large a-sort
net Of gi.h aud French Watches uf the hrst quality
strangers visiting the q vi md II 10 heir advantage
10 call and examine previous purchasing elsewhere, A.
,h~u quality = compared will be found lower han al an
lther House IN Nr~Yoyk. -
NB-Partcuar anpnon given to The repairing Of Chr ],
rom-fer-. Duplex sni Other tn- WicI -. ans l"r~''