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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-01

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tsaesritellans bsr bramati,den getnf&af'
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
nUin0ow SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES! GlI Confess c--J c.
w WOODFORD 295 Broadway. has received another
invoice OF fashio nabe Window Shades among which
viii be found Gothic shades IN entirely style Of col
Oring-sOme II feet long Tor French windows Also,
landscapes OF almost every style and schcs scrolls
yiguste. French lowers, white linen bud do gilt
uices bsnds curtain mser4is gmps, white drapery,
tAlas sc. &C. Lafarge Buildings .95 Broadway. jeJ
GOTHIC WINDOW SHADES! GiltConice' &c.
VI J. II. MOODFORO, x9j Broadway. has Just received
several new styles OF Gothic Window Shades e4Do
rstey done. Also. Landscapes. Scrolls, Flowers Fign
etles &c. al Of which will he sold ~ low good ar
Gle can be afforded Also Gill Cornicss Bands Drapery
Curtains Pictures Cords and Tassels, &c. &C. Lsfsrgo
Building 295 Broadway. mYx8
WINDOW SHADES, spucesL-Familics ABOUT
w furnishing their houses with Shades will any per
cent BY calling the subscribers
BARTOL 4 ORMSBEE,
as Gun Manufacturers and Importers
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.
ARRIVED.

Brig vissahicken Meriher. Ia ds tm 81 Croix sugar
sc. 10 caioert Finley. Sailed in co with schr Emma
Hotchkiss Of and FOR New-Hsveo. May 81, lst SO 40
lea 70 ~ spoke French brig Ann Maria. fm Bordeaux
for kew.lork
sehr Gsnses. (of Sandwich Gibbs. from CienfGegos
Cuba May l2 u master sugar SC 20 nunscomb & Beck
with Sailed IN CO with Brsgnsrd, for NNork LET
schr onboo Horton, Cor Boston, next day Mary II
Chsppel, New.Nork, Ia sfew days Balloon Eldriige
for Alexandra. do May To- OF the hsrbor spoke bri.
Fsctor, bsnley. I'm Portland bound in, y de passage
dclphls Cor the Island OF Lobos
Schr Dudley Gregory, Parker, l2 ds I'm 81 Crolx
WI sugar. sc to Benz Deiores s Co Len no American
vessels.
Scar Michigan Terry. ds tm Baltimore. mase, t.
johnson & Lowden.
sehr Lynchburg. Gould ds I'm Richmond. -four. SC
30 Allen 4 Psxson
sAlLED-Pscket ship 81 Nicholas, Eveleigh, 10,
Hsvrr.
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DEDFORD GROWN 6Lkss.-Ths su

BEDFORD GROWN cLA->.-Il- =, s-fs,-f.
~ having been spoon u Agells ~ re sac RI
CroEn 49, a. .ctars u whi-l has hee1 ale y
rcoml-nc-, desire - cal ne ale lioa u 17 p-'-.l %
TIE H.ass
Ths KEDFORD GLASS = made irom Nhiis RIO. ssid
obtained ll- vcl " ~ he iaciory ani is t-r o-45
Crow Glass msd- from tlst spcces ~ SAM m Is c.-n-
tV TIE por1rv 90 - Class cgrsfisll ~ pfllail
white coo., dear ssrn sIrfare. al1 - Er-ai t1ick-
ness. strength ard sra Ehrn@-k IL fllte s4NaYs -
ttrn IL rr-1rl art .l.lres rQt a1. c-rl - f-, 81
uiar, srl entre FREE f-orI Is C.i-clol which ~
pies % ale gas, u becoming eztiy 1eal--o % -ls
kEc-
Th- sARANAC CROWN GLASS, made a. ihs sane
waras, 10 Ot he .urngh I'D keknc-s - no h-4
fora aEt . ieifa,.c ~ ce f0r stores f-code. steam
o)eLs AID ca-Al ooss, r3iros4 cars, green houses, &c
Orders furnished 4i -r1rL rc.IcH.
MORGAN. WALkEh = SAITH,
myls .weod Window Glass Deslsrs 81 ON o.
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Drp poo6s.
I'D. N. sTEBETNs,

NJ. ~ hA.-Ab-sf have fsf sac 10 y' - - r-''
lNchsssrs al io0csi Caft yrioef- ~,
BROWN sHEETiNG.. Lawrence, 100 - i-r'. -
ple,gu feer Mryrimsc.. CrolDn, LO~ 81 "a. 80
Me.tpOu WI.te.one Hartford NLcs' &c &C a s'o@'
variety Of siyl~s heavy AID hne- --,-.-..f4
CHEFsE' CLOTHS, l. -, zn1 y l1ches vile
COTTOH YAkN. TWlst snl flhls-eys- . -,
Ton he best Ia tn Pslsrson, " J. Tor manufacturers n
export l. ..x,.s ~ 3
10 0 and - ~ Of superior quail ron norm eno oD-a
C,ro.tus Georgia VHg.uis snd N-S-Jers-y.
Browa Drills OsGsbuTgs NsGdnK, baIs, I"lnei Cai'
D.t Warp Wickinx. Seine 7 s,ins, &c Ae-
n B-Llb-rsi sdgsDcss made oa eonslEnmenu AZ On
NTPW And SPLENDID spfing GOs5. Il T JEW,
INIT 70l broadway has pufchssed al emotion az y y
nusIirs Law. bsrexes, " DC LainesI Pncn so -
other dress sOots shawl. IN great variety ipns 81 7
mere eznsfs hair, WI AM cooref ln1i4 er1P -
~rabroidsfeJ shs~is q 81 snts Llen csc.o's 80
cb.ef. fr -. price iteu ever snoHn COG
caa hsd 70l Broad 1sY, Isl door soo'e f"i 70 -
myl2 no --
1s1o COUNTRY nEkCBANr-.-b'own she-t
ms snI Shirl1gs n every elsie hnc VIC p a. ihe
krogso brsDds both heavy and hne--t>fs Milts, Law
yeooe &c % indian Head. Cabot A Premium besvy h-r
,rze Exstrs UnsnOwus &c may be n-d A. 9anaf cur
r.' fc-s tbs second aOo-s u Nos % aud y Cedaf -
bsfs bock above Pesr-sL YARD VIDE -nesrzs q esni'
-.r ward slso tsis. WICK telne warp ADD ~sdells
go b-s. s0uthern cotton yarn Nyss 20 ~ a2d " -
my7 Nos ls and - CelsI-.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
HARDWARE, ED0E-TooLs, se.-

-Ez<FrI<~--.2ffs ~
III = III CHARLES 5. LITTLE, successor 10
IA IA Osborn Lille. Importer and general
u . dealer IN English, German and American
H.rdvsr- Cusry Edge-TOois &c. 50 FutonsL oppo,iIs
he Iined states Hotel" rev YORK, respectfully IN.
ves The attention Of country merchants, mechanics far.
ers and others ais very extensive assortment, com.
prsing everything 10 bs Hardware line, all " which 10
offered al he lowest market prices for cash or ap.
proved credit.
Cut aud wrought nAis and spikes, iaeks brads;
B1tts screws, locks, laiches sleighbels;
Knives and forks fszors, pocketk nlVes, scissors
Mil, pit ant crOss-cut saws hoes, forks,
Bhovss. spades sythes and snslhs rihe. and stoues
Blark-lsad pots and sand cruciBes,
Pumps Tor wells and cLsterns, lead pipes
scOch Water VI Ayr, Missouri zGd Turkey oil stone
Co0pers tools 10 great variety, by Absrtson Conge'
Horton, Barton and oilers (wansntedl eoach-msssci
tools;
COopers' iron nyels a1t truss hoops,
House and snip csrpenters tools
bAcssiniths tools aud garden utensils
Bllchers tools; ca5inei nskers trimmings,
House ADD ship builtsfs nAldwarsi
Iron. brass. copper ard steel wire soe,I bf@ss
Bishlay tarEis. Genuine Harlem OIL
M 1s4riuD INV
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Goal.

LrOR -ALE-l0 OF IS go Tons Of White Ash Coal
Z The subscriber Ia prepared 70 deliver by he ca
nal either 20 Philadelphia NewYOrk, or on board The
hOats Port Carbon from 10 70 5000 tons Of White Ash
Coal during he season from ms eolery al 81 JAR Bill
best sad hand led 10 he careful Application
made by easr, directed 10 Potlsyie, will have lmmedl'
ate attention. MI I'm DAVID CHlLLAs
Oman Tons WHITE ASH, Chestnut or small nut
DbUO Coal suitable for driving steam, Tor sale BY the
cargo or from yard by he sin gle ton low price Ap-
riytO T. STOKES DICKERsON,
nvHi n Jos aud l07 AnlnOny-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY mArTEns.

The total olesrsnces $40 at Boston and 5sf at
Philadelphia The arrivals a, Boston were 90 more than
in May 1886. The total arrivals at Philadelphia this
year have been 225s
Dr. Coe, Of Indiana, who was sued some time
sncs ny the State for damages arising from alleged mis-
conduct Of the iunds In his hands as Fund Commits
sioner has been tired and acquitted.
The Memphis Eagle of the 22d inst. states that
the panic against the Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF
that city had subsidized and the demand for coin was no
longer very large About $4,000 Of notes were redeem
ed IN one day and oil the returned checks taken up
promptly The solveney Of the Bank is not generally
questioned The difficulty grew out of her checks ON
Pb!ladelphis being returned under protest She had
made arrangements there for the payment of checks
drawn sgan., time bills payable in Philadelphia, and
the Bank there discontinued the arrangement before
notice was received Memphis, and the dishonored
checks were drawn in good faith before notice OF the
dlscon,inusnce had reached Memphis Such lie the &C
count In the Eagle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
NNrnk esty kAI.rINQ woNpEa ;, ..

" LinlmeeL THIS truly astonishing mesiicne Is ghe
only sruclc u market u&t the afflicted g-t trial OF
before the money is paid THIS 10 done hy tho Doc
~ when requested Tia clear bcsaufu snd
en- nud highly fragrant and perfectly deli shgul IN us Is
sof S II especially dcsigDot - ~ prescribed internal
O. externally ant Is warranted 10 tew dsys Ghsr
Eloiter rcacdies have failed. All rhrumElc Aod scroll
Gus Sfrcgou rlngw0rm letter BARRIERS ob cd sOres Of
every uslare ros bites. bCrus pains In ne back and AZ
isclas o. The spine cisocsuoas enlargement Of JOINTS
uuaioas coma and cslouses Of every description. to0-h
~ neggous hssdach-, tso doses tsker sccerdng
% sirectOu Is As certain bilious choc, caffhsra
A. tAksr, srd al si-cuols o. ne tnroal IL shors
- every yield 70 IL nnlcnce innei iAeiy
F~Vef tna sgla broken Ia t~o doses swsyN To b tS5
who esse end rs.4i a. : iSsEgsoLL Go - frsr -
moved fruu " iehu-sL $50. 81 TIE cru.rtl deoI hsfs1
Rairoad Ofce. City Hall Pax sad a. ~ principal drag
and o1nr t4voms hrOlg he city Ard ecua-
sy gensfsy h- mrcscsl faculty are s1ei;od 10 eA tno
examine his eacle, snd csn ty L 70 tAetf eare sAas
occasions Enh Sm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

~ FNKlTTNN TlfNUN ~ FTkNsINfN l.'ll7'
- ~ land IN Doddridge County, Western Virgil
ns embracing " farms ~ 100 To SEQ acres esch on
The waters u MIDI Island River copies of survey and
field Tor each srm will be furnished the purchasers
These farms miles from the County town. and 10
aud other rosds pass through part OF this land 10 and
from the Ohio RIVER
The soil IL Of tho best quality and adapted to rasng
Corn, Wheat Hemp, &c. The land Is well mbered With
walnut oak beech sugarmsple elm sc. IL Is admirably
flted for grazing Several Of these farms Ia high
state Of cultivation. Title indsputsbe, prices low and
terns made easy. Apply 10 W. CUNNINGHAM,
myl5Q 3 HanOyeT-st. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
!. Is orrosITIoN;o fsss,.s .azss

lz.s.a,..s--SP p. CASWELL Il COissk1f7
Express Line 10 all ihe
Western States ano the CAssdas Six boats lraYs Nr"
YORK. daily for the West and North This Line forwarded
90 passengers tho pat season, and We are determined
10 hold Oul such Inducements this season by low ARE 400
good treatment gam the influence OF the friends o. bs
emigrants. We have travelling Agent that leaves rev
York with the passenge that viii take all baggage 10
charge In no VIII The poor be- efl II be has not
got half the usual sum charged To pay Emigfsns sne
other passengers will save tims and money by calling on
this Line before contracting elsewhere All kinds u mef
chRndize will be forwarded 10 advance Of all other hno
all will - shipped up the river by lhe passage boats
required Offices The foot Of Cortland aud Barclay IS
In Tie Offices VI the Newly Albany aud Troy Steamboat
Offices la9 2s,ysFn y CASWFLIk 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

r. -rssIg1sefEez4al NORRIS AND Essen RAlLkOAD'
43st ~, commencing Monday, May ISL
Leave Nsw-YOrA A. M; 0epsAr y
" Leave Newark. "a O'Clock A. NJ; ~ O'clock, r m
Leave MOrristoWn, 7 O'Clock A. M o'clock 2. NJ
Passengers by the morning train MorrstOwn viii A.
rive there Al M o'clock where stages Will be In readiness
convey them to SchoOleys M0untAin ashngl9n pes
ylders al PASTOR daily 20 Owego, Milford Newton
stsnhops ana succasuny on Mondays. Wednesdays and
ghdAys ard to Rockaway Dover Sparta and Newton 90
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays each line returning
the following days meet the r. n train for New Yorf
Stage will also leave Tor baskng RID 20 every evening
on lhs arrival Of The cars At hOnls,Own.
BY line recently established, stage leaves morrsown
FOR the Delaware Wafer Dap and srOudsburg via stan
nope Johnsonburg, Columbia and Blsstown, every TUES.
day Thursday and Saturday, on the tInyhl VI lac A ~
train from Ne~Yoik Returning on tbs alternate dat.,
the sage leaves su0udsbUrg at A. d. 10 meet tho r d.
cars from NOnisl0wn.
Passengers 20 through to ami rom Jersey City without
changing On leaving he city, passengers will de-
pos their baggage 10 the Al The foot II CeftsadsL
where agent Will be In attendance ~ receive L.
All packages Or bundles must 10 en- cred on The wayb,
the company will not hold themselves Responsible
Freight viii BIO forwarded Immediately 70 Monistown
from Albany basin by stephens COndVs Daily Trsas.
pOrsion LDs ~ Newark or from he Trans p0nstOn once
Of the y. }. X. X. and Trans Co. foot " Liberty e.
sZ4 Nrod IRA DODD, Suprnnerdsni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
miscellaneous.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Fki sf rffrfH Hf .I~ I.ff rIa |.
a., tbars Fli N hs fisrds and = fJhr f-n-f-s '
lt.ir former .s.r1r sz- -o re- -cl ~ i- M - ~
D. has sod OIL 81 iIt-rs.i tn De lt'- liA p - .
elru.r u FL 1n ar1 Ia - -f p-lt - H- Of. r %
q 10 doors ~ ~ God 1ele be La c--ca a. ---io'
Ws-c1Ts. rEwELRY AND sILvERwARE
ro.rr~.ing 10 psrs follows. W nn- fnl inl -ls.i
,..-ee. of t- brst szers god guard srl flF ~ aln.
t-e ~. breast pine .fId. finger and -er rres - .
.srI. yld snd silver BUNDLES, fp-ci1e 70, cs'-'
yod nsrs locEets. SC silver spounf lces iosf -
frs halter br.ves " egery variety, sr1 OF r i-rr. SUI
-, .-r,ovas styi-. sIir-rws~e maze .o order from
.,r 40 10 tt- BEE sisvTP-ls-s beng very
igst .u1b.e him. b. quick sse- add snaA prOnLs 70
ne si-Ns u all ihcs- who lsy be Pleased y ilfpi hi
win ih-if psirO1zse 49,, ... -,
Code salcaes a-d egrelry fepsired u Lse nest an-
,sr LEgI SCRlSSEE, - Fglionst
Two d0-.fs D-io0 God
a. % -. $4,000 5f-rnorf-r.. tod " Excel
- - -. nivll is-ist 1Tos
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80 Nrwsufgh snd tishknl, iandng Al Nas
N Codald.s iPeekskilll Wess Point Cod
spring snd Cornwall The steamer THOMAS POWELL
Capt S4m Johns1n will leave The pier foot Of Nauenst
for the above places every afternoon Sundays escsp'edJ
commencing April 10, A. O'clock ke'nning WI lrsve
Newburgh every morning att O'Clock H. h. All baggage
and freight 81 every description bank bills or specie PAL
board OF this boat must be al The risk OF ma own mere
Of unless entered the book 0f the boat receped of
% ~
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Gouses for Sale.


.saa AT PRIVATE sALE-Four lots % ground on
- he north side % Twenty hirdsf commencing l-e
Ia fsetFsst 81 Fourth-avenu~ For terms apply ID
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, AuetOneer,
ie3lv srOadsL
S,s BROOKLYN LOTS FOR sALk-SiN lo's OF
~ ground on Atanc-st. between hoyt and bond sis
kA-4 Also four lots Paciic IT, between boytsnd BOND
,sIsiIi bs sod bargain. For particulars spply to
ANTHONY J. BLEECkEK, Auetioneef,
x<t At PRIVATE SALE-Eour lots OF grouni on
" he s0uih.wsst cofner OF First avenue and -Four
- eerth-st each lot . feet hv los feet licles FOR
psrt'cuisrs apply 70 ANTHONY J. BLEECkER
Pis2iw Aucioneer srosd.st.
-S,. FOX -NI,E-The residence Of Thoma, Wright
- deceased with fam 100 acrei Of lsnd, situated ID
MA Couu hiA County miles from Guy OF hudson lhe
farther particulars So Journal 81 Commerce. o, apply 20
SARAH 4. WRIGHT on the premises or y NtLLis M
WRIGHT 20 Pearl-sL SAMUEL THOMPSON, 20
P-STl.st, my5l I'm.
a. FOR sALE-A block oflsnd between SKIN snd
~ seventh avenues and one Hundred and Thirly hfl
III and one Hundred sud Thirty second sta eonsinns
o. lots II land all 10 grade aud n Tor mmeo"e o''upa
Also 10 ot. In the block between Third AMI Fourth az,
ennes and One Hundred and Thirteenth and One Hundred
and Fourteenth the Immediate vicinity oil improve
meuls 49,, --..-.., a..
Hundred AMI Eleventh aud one Hun red ard ~eth sis
Apply 10 lmyl3 lml r. kETCHUM VI, % Nassau a.
Sfz FOR ~tI.E-The valuable stores snowa % ~
- 225 and 227 Pearl st. and 3. >, ID H. 10, To- - ~
SS@ % TO- ~ u. 49, rs and 20 PA,I 81 Ia ths Oy OF
Nsyy.York considerable portion OF The purchase mo-
new may remain on mortgage. They VIII be 500 Sepa
rstsy or together For farther description ot the pro
psr,y and Tor terms apply either ~ the subscribers
fS''' Nj BLATCHFORD, Hsn0yer-sL
mvsu r. a. BLArCHFORp,
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EMF. O;HEKS & Co.'S L.
81 OHERN. JOHs u ERDMAN An. = ..sts.ss|

e. OHERN, IOHs II ERDMAN, AN. s.!gs>sss
DREW WALDRON. 100 SOuth-st =,
corner Of Dover ana s. Westst corner OF hector-"sk
ORION, O'HERN co. Liye'pool-UuiJsd States sea
European Emigration oaices, and Western Forwsfans
The regular Paeketship. sail as follows To ard hoa
london, the lst etl 10Th snd 2ilh Of each n9atn "
and from Liverpool, On the ls oh, lth leh .'s ' ~,
9th OF each month 20 he~. Oresns, twice q week "
Mobile, weekly; W Charleston, weekly 70 esysn.Dss
weekly 20 Texas, twice = month For hsWs ~,
German, BE CLAN and Holland pors, vessels ss o ~,
appointed days. Passage alec be gagged from ~
erpooi ~ any Of The British North American pofn 80
The Subscribers having had long perence 10 ne
prepared to offer every facility tEose
passage to from any of tho above port. and bis o.
sEchsnge can be furnished payable throoghOat 0rs1
Britain and Ireland we'll the continent u Europe
TO hose wishing ~ enigrals % no West ihs s1bsf.
hers have uneqused hrrangeme for the for~ snog
passengers by the different routes, VIZ To bueo
and the Intermediate landings and All psrts OF the Wv
sdas Chicago, Milwaukee, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, CT
einnAd Louis &c. &c. by steamboats,, railroads ga
canzboais u he fret class snd great care Will BE- rteo
thai passengers Will With delay npOsitonsoo
tho Letters osi'paid, viii meet win pfonP ~
t-nlion. FOR isribef pafucalan appys. above. mnee
-. PASSAGE PROM ALL PARTS OfEa &
xSG and Ireland, Scotland and Wales.-Persons W D.
ing To send for thelr friends 10 any part Of me .
Country viii md the subscrbers arrangements for 1877
most complete and calculated IA every way W ins1s
Satisfaction % all VINO may make arrangements wn ne.
TO bring eir friends scross tos Atlantic The subscribe"
agents tor
QUEEN of the WEST. 1890 ROSCIUS........".'.'isss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sIDDONs.... .......''mis =
hoTTlNoU ER.....-lAo SHERIDAN. ..'''.'''iiss 10
ROCHEST 1850 GARRICk .::...' -, -.
The above magnificent packets al New-Yofs ps'
ships OF nc very hrst csss bulk expressly foe oe
pool passenger trade and hGled up With special
the comfort and convenience Of passsngers hey e ~
handed BIZ men u experience and DOT safpssssa -
speed by any sup asosL Their sailing days rom 80
pool ihs otn, snd llIh OF every monh, on VOICE.
they leave p4ncIuany 10 addition W he sboye TIC wv
scnhors are als0 agents for The
~ Ge0rge and re LnioH LDa< 81 L,veTyoes Fscse,
COmpOsed In part Of the following fsgorle sEa ~ M
knOpn snip., VIZ: The AMERICA, ST. GEOkc..,
PiRE ST. PATRICK, hAPPAHANNOCk, mAhhios,,
SEA ke- which Iogclnef wtgh the line in&~e
ga d pr noah " every i've days from Lse2sss
thus preventing the possibility Of delay Al insI pod
sage from sy psrt Of lrels0d " Lvefpoo can DO
81 lie cwesl rates Every hibernate CIV 20 oy sppyes
70 WA. I. TAPsCDGT, q soithss
| second door below 5a.lDS az
Dfal. supplied l0T sny from ~ upwsfi 49,
10 every osn tad city throughout Toe United kiaks'3
do eoda
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farms for Sale.


~, PORTO BELIO FOR SAI. E-The subscriber
f> wishug leave tho State Offers FOR sac MS tsh ca
49, led Porto BeO OF the most beautiful AID deslIa-
bic residences Ia MARY and. IL lies imnedlaiey on me
s. Marys River nearly opposite the oldC City OF It May
ana IN tie heanlest section VI the county, Inc so 10
peculiarly adapted the growth OF corn, tobacco aho
oats and Yields an average crop OF wheat There no
land In 81 Mars more susceptible II improvement, nor
their any thai possesses greater resources OF
The river shounds with he finest FISH sud oysles snd during
The winter months With waterfowl Porto belo ohers olhef
Advantages over other farms la any sscuOn OF county
bich are It's convenience Tires Churches ~ dheish
ACCOMMODATIONS Catholic, Protestant EplseopA anu ne
tnodisl Episcopal also 20 Two sesm sni tNo whef kis
mills the ne Arrest Of which within three snd haf n"s
There is comfortable yelling upon ~ iogtth~r ~llh ~
necessary out houses Tue contains from D." 20 N
acres and has pom 10 nne body Of timber Aiathef ues
crpton deemed unnecessary, as Is presumed mat All
persons wi-hiag To rurchsse viii view The properly
The subscriber viii also dispose OF his household ano
kitchen furniture stock ofevery description, srnng u11n
els. CROP Sc. together with carriage and harness
myio 2sSfw JAMES FORBES. - Msfy'sCouniyMd
60 FOR saba fine farm ~ 81 situate Al
~ Plsinfet NeyJersey about . miles from this city.
The land sof very good quality has gentle southern
slope, and il fine stale OF cultivation. There Ia 90 u an
II 5O bearing uees large variety OF pear. plum
sud cherry trees beside extensive nurseries Of fruit trees
-nd frapsvinss with good m0dernhu house, barn and
other neces sry Oulbuidings Ia good repair. For par
licuisrs apply 70 K W. MARTIN, % "Ail-sl
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Park z K $
COFFEE HOUSE,
No. % pgy-s7 lroEwrzly oF Jogs-sT.)
gsr.Vork af5 flnsfslr
,vvTEE-o1 -4i-Oa,S- Jea-- .a5-.l 577aes

IEFFEHsON SALOON, Jet- so1-st Dri"een
y Fast Broadway tld Dlysiol-sL-lhr u1Qrfs. -nti
would respect fully announce 20 their Trends ana 1 pun
lie that hey viii open r above saloon on lrrd az lur
Tor lee Cream and other T,lreshmrrts. ln c0hntcuOn
win their already established Domestic and OfnaurH
Rssery Tor the sccOmmod sion Of ladies' and g-n-nr pa
he eastern part Of ne Gig and ts nifty. Neincr pal'
nor exp ense have been spared n masking i. saoon es
Pleasant any the city, and uey uutt INST he tcrs
made ihs establishment VIII give perfect s4usi-cuoH !"
si who may favor iLsil with acalL
Weddings aud parties supplied with oil krds OF CAKE
Ice Cream, Jeies, &C
Famu es supplied with Ice Cresm during The Sumner
sessop 81 so cents per quart Closed on sundays.
DAYTON G.. BELKNAP,
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TsYo H00C AND SHON MANI FACTURERS

AND DEALERS The Patent Congress Boots sn1
Shoes Licenses to manufacture The Congress Boots and
shoes under Dupont n ats Patent, sui humorous pa
tents granted Chses Good yesr aud he uni-slg are
now offered TO rsrulsc ~ re Ciiy ~ New York
and oher places hrou gh0ut the United States BOT yet dis
posed d. on liberal terms, the exc psve right without
Tariff 10 offered for sae. Tie undersgn~f oHLeI oi OF
The Paters leo ia rumbe ed 10 The producuJn o. hee
boots aud shoes hereby uones all persons both mah
and de4erA that every pair maze by authority, 10 duy
stamped with Toe aud OF the patent according
10
Any Infringement either IN mHkius Or selling tue-e
boots aud shoes will lead 10 the unpleasant necessity OF
prosecution Twstrs. however, that no hou0i able Ma
wishes steal fitch he property aud exclusive ghi OF
another licenses offered, under small arih unu ne
ght shall sold, with the assurance inst lcets- ana
purchasers will be ful y prOlec!e1. HORACE IA DAY
mo, As.aner and Owner " The Patent