davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Arkansas banner., 1846-05-06
IAN S A S 3 A N N E R [,suED WEEKLY, < REJTHHEKgFdsBD,
 ARS A Y E A k
V ADHANCE.
ADVERTISING.

!. OF ADVERTISING.
 m lines, or less, first insertion,
 ryrTy CENTS for each continu- a.s and not exceeding l5, to be
 ls9' and a half--over l5, and not ex-
 .s Y sso,lares-and in that proportion .sments ,s to be paid for in advance,
 s s5 bv some responsible person.
 ga ;nal account, at the above rates,
 s ls5under SI00, in one year, a dis
 .a .ont, will be made; and when it
 .r upwards, in the same period, a
 7. sa cafnt. rf will be made. No deduc- :I he made, if payment be deferred i ,il h have expired; nor will any re- 1l nn legal advertisements, required
 ,llTs' ,dTs BY THE YEAR.
 Hines, renewable at pleasure, $20. ,,t. or parts thereof, exceeding 10, tbe case may be, subject to the ..nnts first mentioned; and no con- lsss @ for less term than year. No {s.sional omissions; and all contracts s paid in advance. 2se ApvER'FIsEMENTs.
 , so ! each additional
 ts'' Ac Snuare. { &3 l, .,i,ortisements will be charged at the Io,ss unless a contract be made when
 es,1 saa must be paid for in advance. 4 be announced for any office, either [paty, without the advance payment 1,lars will be charged as advertise |pent required in advance. Eereatter be delivered to any person have no regular dealings, until paid tents must be marked with the num- |desired, otherwise they will be con- |d, and charged accordingly. kn will be made from the above rates. I of the paper, i21 cents. |,t be postpaid, or they will not re- I'm
The Arkansas banner., 1846-05-06

s @ communication marked thus @ they depend artificial works
  . VIII doubt be pasHbl
The Arkansas banner., 1846-05-06

S9aaeS Q tAe uateyp powr raadS TOT the production nofw .neuiv before estmaed of efo Prime cos oc cl"n aa na'ss u an arnor sc $130,39I 0 any eo"ance
 e U pf"hc eQln favor of steam power = S1I4450
 "tomPndhre O ofaraera and dsednpor interest on ofe en' "aef power, cddng aoofe walsofw
 tures as estimated by 1923 10000
 z ,' nnn"G expense on account of water s,523 46 Annual shameng of = DIX PCT per cent cent on Sl594l $o56 46 fefars and renewals estimated at 2I per prime 2I 0 oH, aNow, packing and occasional 300 days, $ ger day Two eachp ryea,nc of board dsnoo z5f lS437a bushels for neraBng steam,- m ss'n' per '"s's' E Los25
 Annual expense account power .  n annualco stinfayo oofst 425 5eoI
The Arkansas banner., 1846-05-06

1me eG@~<ee @ o ary qs to ohom eyed subject of eoas1aya1on omd 6eg eage b nzae 1he lozonc zanoL
The Arkansas banner., 1846-05-06

Professor .Norse dn a.drtist.-Itis not ocn-s orally known, says an exchange paper. that this gentleman. whosenaine has become cele- brated in connection with the Magnetic Te,e- graph, is an artist ofyery si!Psrior taient- Some of his paintings are said to possess !. very extraordinary merit.
 "Pray, Miss, what part of the fowl, shall l help you to;" "llltakc thcpart that's last in getting over the fence, sir?''
The Arkansas banner., 1846-05-06
:, and P2Ougias.

plonghs Nos. l&2. aceilo," and for sac by WM. B. WAIT.
 .iy:-. 20-tf.- =. ,y description neatly executed Arkansas Banner,
The Arkansas banner., 1846-05-06

Il,ertisements will be charged at the 1 o,as unless a contract be made when
 es .s5 must be paid for in advance. EIl be @ announced for any office, either 'nnty, without the advance payment
The Arkansas banner., 1846-05-06
R E P O R T ::

Mir YELL, from the Committee Military Affairs made the foow
The Arkansas banner., 1846-05-06

lars will be charged as advertise pent required in advance.
 ereatter be delivered to any persof laye no regular dealings, until paio
The Arkansas banner., 1846-05-06

United ol0 to ls40 period be 15 96000 een the increase o the eastern states 5000 and the increase o the western States militia the same be 904-1000 j. =,
 
 with annual produce o two national produce both for the 83 appears
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-23
From the Iopa Capital Reporter.
THE CONVENTION.

b TuEsDAY MoRsINe, May 8, 1886. :.
Mr.. Grant. from the committee on Both.
daries and Bill of rights, reported back
No. l--preathble and boundaries with
out amendment: IUsEa 4s5ff aaata8 Il
4 Also, 4 Bill Of rights-the same in sub
stance as that contained in the constitution
Of 1874. fgahaa at ElE#
Mr.lTryon moved to take from the Ia
bic the resolution relative 10 newspapers
offered by him yesterday-decided in the
negative. s. - !.
Article No. l was considered In COM
mittes Of the whole. Mr.. BriseI proposed
10 amend the article by striking out the
description Of boundaries, and inserting IN
lieu thereof those prescribed By The late
convention. After an animated discussion
between Messfs. Bissel, Haun and others,
in favor Of, and Messrs. Grant, Dibble and
others, in opposition to the amendment, il
was rejected-yeas IA; nayssl7.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-23

~ commentaries indicated that deem medi.
tation wss u work; ana the solemn feso-
lutions we're calling for double energy. =
'Atthis fearful cribs, when the very des-
tiny ofths country seemed to be suspend.
ed upon the action Of 4 moment, the silencs
the painful Silence was broken, An
eyed patriarch arose--a venerable and
stately form, his head white with ths frosts
VI many years: He cast % he assembly
. took oflnsx pressible interest and uncol..
quefaole LIBERALIZATION While on his viss
age his hue Of age was lost 1t the burning
patriotism that fred lis cheek. ssThefe
is" said he, "a tide in the affairs Of men,
. nick Of time. We perceive It now before
US. That noble instrument upon your Ia
bic. which insures Immortality to It's an.
thor, should be subscribed this very morn-
ing, by every pen in the house. He who
will not respond TO its accents and strain
every nerve 70 carry into effect its prcvis.
ions, is unworthy Of the nsfpe Of frees
man. Although these gray hairs must de-
scend into the sepulchre, I would infinite-
" rather they should descend thither By
the hand Of the public executioner, chan
desert a. this crisis the sacred cause 81
my country" The patriarch sat down;
and forthwith the declaration was si9nsd
by every member present. IL
4 Who was that venetahle patriarclp you
ask. | answer, It was John Witherspoon,
of New jersey, whose name is found
among the signers Of the Declaration 81
independence, the Magma Clatta bf OUT
nations independence. Yes, 1t was John
Witherspoon, distinguished Minister Of
the. Presbyterian Church, lineal descend.
ant Of John Knox, the great Scotch Re-
former Speech Of he Reu. s. S. fsm-
pleton. fai 'iia at n 3
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-23
BURLINGTON, IOWA: SATURDAY, MAY -, 1886. !

Ne have received the following eommds
hicasion from All esteemed friend Ia New
London, giving the public 1 description II
that township. The description is inter.
ssting and we'll witch; and we hope "a
s1en"nay continue his communications
on such subjects Is may Be most agreeable
70 70 h H. taste. We would also give general
invitation to the farmers Of Iowa to commu-
nicate through the columns Of the azette.
Much information may be diffused in this
way. $500 s't' s,a s'.'S. 3
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-23

bet % Be increased as exigehcies may re-
qnire. The article further provides for 1
probate court, and for the election Of the
clerks Of the Supreme aid District Courts
BY the people. lei Nsa sgoa. =
On motion Of Mr.. Letter; the report
was ordered printed.
On motion of Mr.; Dibble, Il was ordered
that committee on engrossment be ap-
pointeds Messrs. Bates, Clark and O'ref-
rail- were appointed said committee. III
Y On motion Of Mr.. Goodrich. the vote t.
ken yesterday, whereby article No. l.
Preamble and Boundaries-was ordered TO
be engrossed for ito third reading. was re.
considered. 3 sasass 81
The further consideration pflsaid article
was then, on motloh Of Mr.. O. Ferrall. post-
poned until TO- morrow morning.
On motion Of Mr.. Grant, The convention
resolved itself into committee of Tie whole
for the further consideration q article No.
2--Dill sfsRixhlk- Nfr Ross Ia the chair,
The Committee rose and reported the arti-
titlsl beul, when 4 was amended by adding
new section. which was offered By Mr..
Bisset in the following words:
Any person who may hereafter be en-
gagged, either directly Or indirectly, In a
duel, either as principal or accessory be-
fore the fact. shall forever be disqualified
from holding any Office under the ccnstitu-
ton and laws Of this State" III
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-23

M THOMPSON, attorney and cnunseiior at
W.. Law, and counsellor ano solicitor in Chan
estate, kIoant Pleasant. Henry county. lows.
nov 8. 80 s, $500 }.ffF
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-23
5. R. THUfsToN i JAMES f1zxARD.la
&6&6a: TMtamrw

70 Court street, 6stwseh Main and water. ,vher,
ne would be pleased to see bis ola cus,om.r,
and fri:nds, and q many new ones 81 lee I'd 10
nvor him with cal, who can be furn;shsd
With every variety 6f Chaifs Ia Ria linz n
sc shortest notice and on the most stxdmn,A.
dating rEatts. Don't forget to eall Cd Court 4.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-23

h D. ROBERTS.
Atss~ey Cosssellor at Lac, Solicitors CkaN.
cry, sad Comm'r Of Deeds for tie AatecfN r.,
fort Madison, lows Territory.
n'Osrirs - ras CouAr Houss. 1854
iuac tiff #st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06
SARONI g. ARCHER.

161 Water street, corner Of Maiden lane,
Lave ON HAND, large assortment Of Caps, Silk and
Fur Hats of description, and Spring style, Straw
end Panama Hats
Also Oil Silk Glazed Lawn. vizors and Cspstocks. winch
they offer at low prices
Dealers ard manufactures will do well to examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere. ml2 linz m30 3w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06
FOR THE PILES.

VI UFHAMS kLECTUARN--An internal remedy IL
rsia car for the Piles ,etS iateEna! 90 exssma bssd
or blind Sold at No 2l Fulton street. No Division st.
by the proprietor educated physician Of sn
|ycar experiences, confined to once practice, where
md all Chronic diseases successfuy treated Med
|o6cs, No. ~ Eswsry,4 doon above Spring street.
Ma lm3k2m -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06
LOOK AT THIS.

LOOK AT THIS. ,--- =
tSELLING OFF FOR Less THAN FIRST COST
Ashoes to make room for rge supply Of Freach 0eods
light Ere ch calf 1hoes Pumps and Dancing Caters
LADY. 0aigrs, Buskss slipps Tie. patent lsasI white
Rubbers and Ovshoss &c. &c. al Of which will be sod Is
cent less than herstofors ~ Broadway E,nkl'n
strret M. CAHILL.
~ lmsme
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06
FIJME BATH.

ITO ALL who are afflicted with Rheumatic complaints
would say 20 and try DR.. Swstts sulphur I ame
Bath 80 BrOaSwy The o. Osi. ,rsn that 4
chronic nature such Scrofula 0out Salt hheum dis
Of the Skio joints &C. The charges are 80 modera
ted, fetch il within the OF all m29 INN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06
FRENCH
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.

HENRY q X A IN,
IMPORTERS, So NASSAU STREET, UP STAIRS
have received by late arrvss from their house in Paris
and osS f :ss large End eeS,cs 'ssesiSn q the
in punches wreath sprss gsrAnds &c &c. together with
MATERiALs ron Artificial FLOWER MAKERS
embracing variety unsurpassed in richness. and extent b.
any other importation.
AsoArtihcia flowers by the case imported expressly for
the jobbing aud country trade. mA msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06
HARTWELL'S
" n s HIN TON USE.
223 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

RATHb Just ntrodueed-Warm and Colc-in One apart
msnts both ladies and gentlemen; and the enre
nizaton and fitting up Of department the Washington
House complete. mn rrsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06
ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.

ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.
THE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY havin
completed their Works, ready orders
for pure White Lead both Dry and Ground in OIL to almost
that be wanted The Company have spared
in the Of the Works which would tend
the least degree, to the Improvement OF the Lead having
availed themselves Of modern improvement for thai
purpose.
BepE well swsre from long familiarity with the differ
leads sold in market that by m the proportion
sod such has been and still - greatly adulteated with
Barytes article Of mineral production much heavier thar
White Lead and in itself possessing virtue OF pig
ment whatever being when mixed with oil almost trans
parent and in fact having nothing but ts specific weight
IT, tho Trusrsss Of the Atlantic White Lead Com
pan{ have pssssd unsnimous the foowng resolution viz:
article, The Atlantic White Lead ComPs1y viii make bat
By strictly genuine article and perfectly from
such to all who may purchase their Lead"
Purchasers therefore, may be well ASSURED that every de-
pendence may be placed purity OF every pound Of White
Lead and sold BY the Company which
will only tend TO the durability Of the Paint but
will found much economical in is in the
common description Of painting owing 70 the body
covering quality thereby far better finish
with than the adulteated White Paint would with
three, of which every painter will bear witness.
The Company Red Lead and Ltharge and
sale vlriey Of Paints Ground in OIL Yerdgrs
Black PAINT Yellow 0chre, spanih Brown, Paris Green,
Brunswick Green, &c. kc.
Having been appointed general Agents for the Company all
'''e'' '"o''1 " 1''e POLLEN 4 COLGATE,
n 7m~r 2T Pearl street, corner OF Beekman street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06
CHE.dPEST .aNDI BEST INSTRUCTION IN,
WRITING.
ACADEMY, 10 Bpcssd sy gggsssits Jon" street.

Superior and Elegant Commercial System OF WRITING,
WILL BE during stay New York
w Ladies' and Gentlemen Of EVERY AGE, Day Eve
ming in Twelve Lessons, for the small charge OF
ONLy FIVE DoLLARs.
Mr. BRIsrow, Finishing Writing Master, promises and
RANTEEs to ALL, old young mpar BEAUTIFUL,
and style Of Penmanshp,
how sAp, LLEq IBLE o5 GRANTED may be the writipgs
.+BooK KEEPING and SHORT HAND taught thoroughly.
N.B.-Prvats Lessons given Families and Schools attend
cd. Il Stawlmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06

LONG BREED CANARIES
MR. HAsELETT's entire Breeding Stock so much ad-
will be sold only pairs Bird Fancers and lie public are
respectfully invited to call and examine them.
Also the usual vaety Of Singing Birds from different
eths hsbs,bls Globe Fancy Pigeons and Cages. Gold Fish
article for the Bresding Cage, &c. For sale BY
A. GRIEVE,5 John street.
breeding Can.res and the best method Of feeding birds
Engsh and Scotch Terriers for sale by
m1 lmsrc A. GRIEVE s John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06
CLLREHUGHS
VENTILATING AND GOSSAMER
WIGS AND SCALPS.

2o5 Broadway, mp stairs,
MAY, FOR ELEGANCE LIGHTNE6S and DURA-
vA BlL!TY b chased ne the first production: Of mo-
dern In their manufacture. they differ from all Others
inside here The hair nsy inserted and equally distr
buted appear issuing from the skin they
Of the brow than the ra hair does and having
metallic spring. all disa9reeable pressure il obvated For
southern climate they nssnabe being Of only ounce
weight.
Senators members Of Congress- and gentlemen from every
quarter OF the country who now wearing Ca wigs, can
be referred TO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06

LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
RI ANIME OSTHElMER, Importer, No. 3 Bank street.
fhadsphia have Just received by arrivals this port
and New York full Of Looking Glass Plates from
by to 10 by 2o All polished plato window gnss from
p By "a By Also Toilet g,..e. Plated spssssss,
States, with variety Of other French and German goods
which they offer at the lowest market prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06

TO ARCHITECTS, STONE CUTTERS. AND
BUILDERS.
EcREE STONE FINISHED by the subscriber equal 70 Con-
nsceu in quality and % per cent cheaper on
to Wsor, Soi Scatter jersey City, or at the quarry
ri Imsre ABM H. vREELAND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06
BALL DRESSES FIFTY PER CENT UNDER
THE COST OF IMPORTATION.

DETER ROBERTS respectfully announces to the ladies,
offer agni6cen, selection o. Ball and Evening Dresses al
quantity Of Embroidered C-lla, Chcmisettes &c slightly
soed which are selling less than third the original
price The temandsr Of the stock Of Winter Hosiery Of
Tered equally low prices, and inspection it il Believed
will be found cheaper per- than any in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06
ASTON. HOUSE BATHS.

Entrance No vesey street. private door Astor House)
Baths are complies order The sshinS tub; are entire
cleanne and aftentiou the baths be excelle The
Baths open until II O'Clock night Saturday night 10
usual open from sunrise, until o'clock
ma lmsr HENRY Z. RABINEAU, Proprietor.
IMPORTANT TO EMIGRANTS GOING WEST
THE subscribers beg inform their friends and tbs public
that they forward passengers 70 all Of the Western
StstI ana Csnsas VIA the M % Albany M
pay their 90 by the canal For their norma
beg that the earliest probable the
will be navigabe will be the 20 April and be the
May Persons therefore. until that time, must by the rail
road tickets for which be obtaned the
rates, Of W. x J. A. TAPSCOTT,
IS South ST.. Of Maiden lane.
NIB Due notice Of the opening Of the canal viii be given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06

- BOOTS AND sHOEs.-Ths Public are invited "a
call and ersmin the large assortment OF
ties. which be found At the cheap cash store 81
MA lm+r III. bIG0AM las Canal st., corner Sullivan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06

49, BORDEAUX WINES.
lust Received per bark Ctlao from Bordeaux cases
red Wines Julien Ducru, Chateau Larose Margeaux
Latour LIE oville, kc
casks and half do red Wines. st. Julien Msdoc Mar
Geaux, &c.
casks and half do white Wines. Haut saucrne, Haul
Preignsc and Graves.
The above have been carefully selected for this
ket by my house Bordeaux and landing and offer
ed from the wharf, on reasonable terms, by
mo eodlmsrc JOHN SCHMIDT, ls2 Fulton St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06

GENTLEMEN'S HATS-SPRLNG STYLE
QIRD, CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETB.-
- 0entemens Hats. Of the Spring pattern uniting much
elegance and beauty Of ye ready for examination
and sale. by the subscriber. BIRD,
mrz4 imsrc Corner OF Pine and Nassau street
MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD, ZEBRAWOOD. sc. 4,
LNOR SALE CHEAP, by Z. q. STACY, No. 6s Wooster
street, between Broome and Spring sts. The stock u
Mahogany vesssrs. Rosewood Mahogany zssawood Brd's
Hc general assortment Of lumber usually kept At ma
hogany . 10 this city. nib lm,re
THE SHADES HOTEL,
81 Reode Street, West Side af BroadscGy.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his frends and the
public, that he has iaey opened the sbove Es!abh-
style superior other house OF the KIND IN the
citv Of New York The sassction which he has hitherto
given his friends and customers while Proprietor
Of The Shades Thames street, he hattes himself VIII
be guaranty all who may paonse him IN his new estao
lshment while effort his will be wanting to merit
the continuance Of their patronage.
The usual re.hes, Chops Steaks, Welsh Rsrsb, roach-
ed Egglr &c will be erved up Ia superior style.
The Room will be regularly supplied with city papers ~
we'll iu supply Of foreign papers, By every ARRIVAL rom
hur rnI2 trnSrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06
TO LET.

TO LET,
STORE No. ia Fulton street, Brooklyn most suit
able for the sale Of books periodicals. newspapers &c
esxX Apply on the premises. a3 lwsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06

THR CALAMITY AT OwKco--Thc Owego ddvtr-
tiser Of the 18th ult contains the following parcu-
resulted in the loss OF lives Tho rath stage
swamped this morning, just on tho verge Of the village
having crossed the bridge over the Owego creek and
the driver three passengers and one horse were drown
sturges of Candor, escaped. From his account APP
that crossed the bridge the horses
plunged into deep water having probably dverged from
the road Three Of the passengers became 20
by the rushing waters The driver also threw up the
reins and jumped or and was instantly lost MIR Surges
TO have had more presence OF mind, and though
sitting on the back seat he made his way s1sa
help. Al that early hour, about o'clock M, rev
persons stirring; but he soon heard ~ Mr. "
q. Crane, who put on in canoe and rescued MIN. MI
sturges walked to the village and gave the alarm ana
soon after was light several -four citizens went TO the
spot The stage coach was found some eas DsoT me
road on the flats Of c. r Johnson capszed, with All the
Baggage secure, including two mail bsss NO oodies
The water was about four feet deep the road, on
the south side Of which deep guey. and the cur
rent was very strong Mr. thinks that all would have
and they plunged into the stream suppos
ing that they would land on the road Nuniortunaey
happened that they jumped on. Of the south aide into
deep waeran being encunbered with coss and cloaks
and chilled BY the water, they could not exert them
selves Mr. D. thinks they did not live i've minutes after
they jumped off The persons lost are Truman Rose,
Of 0sego county, w Conklng, Of Ulster, Pa, Thomas
Bowen THE driver) and Isasc Nahsns, colored man,
belonging to Elmirs- They were all young men, and
the first named had been teaching school 10 Pennsylva
MIA and was returning TO visit bis friends.
Our ciiizens with many from Tioga, rallied for the
purpose Of fesrching for the bodies and succeeded IN
by colored population II probable that the other
three have been swept into the river.
Home protection 10 defined to be- closet in your par
lor, suitable 70 hide In, away from creditors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06

JUNG u BEHRMANN.
REMOVED FROM II LIBERTY STREET
TO ~ SOUTH WILLIAM TTREET
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06

MANSION HOUSE,
MIDpLETOWN, CONNECTICUT.
ME UNDERSIGNED begs leave to announces TO his
friends and the public that he h leased the above house
for term Of years. and hopes by long experience aud
attention to business merit liberal share of their
patronage. JOHN L. MONROE,
mrs 3msrc Formerly Of the u. 8 Hptel, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06

- QUARRY FOR SALE, OR TO LEAsE-situ-
ate on the Passaic river in North Belevlle. formerly
Ss, been s.tsn.vsg worked for thirty years past and
good order working The premises consist Of two dwell
ngs store house, TWO barns hundred feet Of wharf and
seventeen aefes Of land which will be sold entr. the
quarry separate If desired For further particulars enquire
Of ths subscriber At the post oce in Bellsyil!e,
BeIleviIle, Feb 49, 1916. fs lm<me
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06

SEGARS-FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
THE SUBSCRIBERS invite the attention Of country
chants Dealers and Others their extensive stock OF Be-
This stock has been sescted with the and
fore c offer the different qua slower than any other
KENNETH & LAVERTY,
mrl3 lm~rc Wholesale 8egnr Emporium, 0s Wall 1t.