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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-05-18
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-05-18
MISUNDERSTANDING.

Die 9t9entlboftSsOffiss fir ben Sauf unb
9srfouf bon lc9snbem @i9entbun1, 1T in bic
Noro ste Shabe psrIs9t morcen, in bic Stubs
wslbs bi6ber BON {Qrn. gscr9 @ss ais Suhs
itobr benuet murbe, 400 lts bon tem lIntsibries
benen fort4ebaltsn ipro
Gbarles Urercu.
Msabna, Nprll l3. bp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16
pRoPsY AND GRAVEL.

nR @ C. VAUGHN would call the attention OF lnVAlds
DO bis Vegetable Lithontnptc Mixture 20 highly ceie,
brated throughout the country a. q. 4. NAtUhN
GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY. DR.. Vaughn would
earnestly assure ali who desire remedy OF any KIND that
the article possesses properties which will meet ali classes
Of that IL cannot be taken without oeneh and
that for proof Of its curative powers he 6egs leave 70
refer 10 certificates " cures from all sections OF the country
,.bieh are in possession Of his agents -
They have sold this medicine for four years past Tor al
COR plants and viii be able to show testimony Of
bigb character Dr. vaughn would earnestly ask the pub
lie to call and obtain his pamphlet In the hands OF MS
AGENTS for Eatult0us distribution. II will show why ONE
siNEDr good fifty when that one remedy Is pro-
This medicins ia especially offered for droPsy gravel
d...ses OF liver kidneys and al ahectons OF the
urusry orrans female medicine u 10 one OF the most
certain curatiyes taken into the systenot ange
instance h.s Il ever resored 70 without perfectly re-
,torins 70 A healthy state the debihtsted frame.
Let The dropsca sufferer resort a. once 20 this medicine
the FRS, trial Of Joox bottle viii show tho power OF me
Article Let the suffering that dsress disease gravel
and All other complaints try this remedy and inc ~ o4
bottle will convince you that has extraordinary heans
virtues. Price II or bottle 81 80 OF do -, or Sx IL or
botte. for S. and 81 for $40 taken a. one time
once for the sale OF this article 1872 NAsSAu-st n :
storrs Co q North sixth-st Philadelphia smith a.
kiu.ou 2ss Baltim0rest. Baltimorei Wright 20. III
Chsrtresst New-Orleansi Mrs z. kdder 100 Cogrtst
Boston and BY druggists generally throughout ne
and Cansdas. 81 otncou
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WARRINGTON
CRoCKERY STORE,
Wholesale and Retail, Al
a. WnLAM-ST. oppo.lte th


NO. 13S W1I.LIAAl-sT. opposite the " Washing
lVton Stores,' ID door below faltoE-st
Tho subscriber having been for time pat largely
Raced In the CHINA GLASS AND EARfHEN WARE
basinss a. WHOLESALE, has recently completed extern
srs1xcs furnishing families and those COM
n,ensn housekeeping with goods In his line, and be Is
easbc5 ss bic fc a; lower rates than those ed IN
tie RETAIL TRADE exclusively, IN consequence OF his
lassr snd tsQgsnk imPortauons tor his WHOLESALE
BUSINESS. The location Of tho establishment OF the
sb>fses heins such thai De io~ rent and ncurs
sn<cfe sxpenses enables hp carry his intention
u fsfnisAink his wares At REDUCED PRICES.
1be Subscriber designs selling so0d sees, and without
90 alton OF his styles Of French China Dinner aud
ooe.e Services fine China decorated grsnite Tea and
Cosee Ses Toilet Ia sresi variety, Solar Lamps
vss~s ifanaois. Mattel Ornaments Fancy 0oods. Cut
ans Plain olsss and common soods. Se So would 10
I'll that he promises 20 convince them. they viii
kvcf h,m with call that they purchase goods AZ his
s~tahssshment much more FAVORABLE TERMS than
RETAIL STORE, but should tins not he deemed an in
be would scet patronage upon the ground OF
offering Cor their inspection unusually LARGE AND
uNRlVALED STOCK, from which selections can Be
made that viii give entire satisfaction. Hotels ships and
steamboats, fur uishsd.
ooods ssat free OF expense TO al parts OF the city.
~ TrAk3u GEORGE H. CLAPP.
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ROAKR's
IODINE LINIMENT.
THE AsTONlsHING SUCCESS ~ II.

THE ASTONISHING SUCCESS that has attended the
Application Of this valuable Llniment and the On tes
non The All cted 20 rest0rt 70 the only remedy
that can Be relied upon and will 90 All mat Is
10 DO Il IL no qusck nostrum, but scien cnencs
com "a OF i0c ne OF tno~n and rsiAosheo slSaI IL
roruasaently .B6 -d-eta.lly cures
Rheumatism. either chronic or infunra toFJi PsfsJs
or os. Of the limbs eontractons Of h- cords anc muscles
Is tsmor. had s~snE and enlarged joints, yielded 70
10 lev applications Of this Liument 10 has been used
with ncredb success n scrofus or Kings evil enlarged
AIDS. diseases Of The spne and b. olnts NC dooreuA
and al nervous Affections.
n /, inyaiuable and acts Ike charm stopping the
b-edns Of assh wounds snd causing them 70 heal IN
few days IL b-ea knoss 20 fall curing the most
stubborn ulcers fever and sreed pain acro'
the Kidneys, m he cnes de Aso sn necA so'o l"iDsf
II speedily and ehsctHsly erAdes,es cutsneou' srqp-
tons Of the shin, In tho fern OF salt rheum erJspes
pnpes rngworm tcttsT BARRIERS Itch, scale hsso &c
t..anty Ieaiove tooth ache and headache Il extracts
the pein and cures corns, bunions, cnilb aims &c
word upon the osiGin and cause Of
DISEASES
When the human frame receives snoe<r ether ifou
hat cod rsue or other the weakest points Of
ths system ufer most One person VIII nave cough
tae uas. being the weakest hs neisnoof fhenn.
tsrn, the muscular and cellular t:ssue pei e rsaAes
smother snlaEed gsads aad .seiuzs the sancul.r sy
ts being the weakest kc When you have an organ thus
.aasriug the direct your Application 70 me psfii
dise.,ed the better the prospect Of relief
DR. ROAKE'S IODINE LlSlMEST
PRODUCES healthy .ction the diseased part .ren ghens
avsor.tss and Il 70 perfect health 10 only want
. be ted sasfy the most sksptlc. Of TIE Restoring
power Of this lnost vsssbls Lininent
Physicians daily Recommending Or hoakes rome
La meat re scin the COG sought FOR deaderasm
true scientific compound Of Iodine 10 ths form q LIN
neat without color unpleasant smell, that can Dc 1s-a
aeon ID. most delicate female or ehiid' ~ifn Psnee
PRINCIPAL Depot 5 INGERsOLL co Wholessls
Druggists. ~ Peari-st. N. I. ~ lmsoo
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MARINE JOURN A l. .
PORT OLE NEW-YORK.

Arrived-sbip Southport, Mccormick Charleston 5
ds, cotton, &C. to Geo Bultley - L. - ~
Taylor Sailed in with bark Elizabeth 6sliseher
for Phiad left ship Colon smith, for Nfork 7h inst
barks Sarah Warren Curtis dsz Childe Harold, Rich
for NYork soon; Diligence, Woodbury., for freight or
chartet VIM Kennedy Martin, do do Walter, Curtis
do Bngs Ofeola Smith, do do Susan, Boyer, DO do
Usardo Maseen, do Do Lion Degby doi Milton, YORK
DO do Osce0a Gill. do do Bordeaux Hill do do Mana
Iosrsbam, do Frances Ellen, Frost DO Martha snssI
Donean Dise Sultan Perkins, do Confidence, Messer,
Bah Csrsins Godfrey Charleston cotton and rice,
Bns Excel Macy savannah de- cotton &c to stursss,
Clearman n Co.
Danish brig Apollo sehade, AngostuIa p ds hides &c,
Aymsr Co Left bng Rufus so1le, for NYok ldg the
only American vessel IN port
Brg Corinth, (of Newburypor) Smith I'm ST Peters
burg and ds fn Norway, mdse 10 order Sept D. lat
q, 81 lon q ship Mary Pleasant, Of Nlork for ST
PetersburR 5h inst ut u a. lon 65 spoke bark Lucre
gale. lost Jolly boat, stove hulwaik Se next day
saw a large ship with loss Of topmssis, &C.
Bng Acne Julia. (of Cohasscttl Pratt, Msracaibo p
d. coffee hides &C. to Maitland Phelps Co Left no
American vessels 10th inst lat 81, lon ~, saw steamer
echr Kate AubuTy York, Calais Me- 10 ds lsth &c, to
smith BOynton
sugar &c TO Jonathan Thompson Leftso John Murray
smith, arrived 2stb ult from NewbaryPoTt The Jame'
Francis Capt Guun from Boston, vent ashore 9th ut
the side Of the entrance OF St Jagovesse lost
saved and part Of the cargo IN damaged state stf
all OF the port spoke sehr George Henry - days IRON
schr Express from Boston for ST Jsso
Schr Iona (of Baltimorel Stevens Falmouth amaca
ds pmento old copper, &c 10 q Laurie Lett no An
vessels port lot inst lat 20 IL. long "a 80 spoke 'ch
Mary Emelns from Baltimore for Falmouth, Jamaica -
same day of Cape Nicola Mole exchanged signals with
bark showing blue, white and red signal, bound west
wad In lat 70 3d. long III 80, passed brig showing
white signal with red ball in it, steering WsW.
schr Daniel Webster McDGAee, Lubec, Me, de. plas
u and fish, 10 Brett Nose.
Schr Atlas, Baker, Newport RI, ds, FISH, TO master
Schr Alabama, Smsley Salem, Mass, DIS, mdse, TO I
| w Ropes.
schr Texan, Lancey EssipOr Me ds, fish, lath, &c Il
! SturgesS Co.
sohr Ellen, Jennns, Montego Bay Jam, 10 de, pmen
| to, &C, TO Whine. Left no American vessels
| Sehr Hornet, Putnam, Cherryhold IL ds, lumber,
| Smith Boynton.
sebr Italian Pettinsfl, chsrryhsld 10 ds lumber +
| Smith Boynton.
Schr Cygnet Dyer, Madison Me ds 'Psrs, to master
| Schr Inc. Nickerson Portland, Me, 5 d., fish.
Schr Swallow, King. Portsmouth Nh. 4 DIS, hsh.
! Schr Cordelia Smith, Camden ds, Inns.
sehr Kshsden Rich Cherryheld ds, lumber, TO
shepherd.
schr Velocity, Montgomery Boston d. saltPetre, t
Langley 4 Smith.
| Sch Elizabeth. Fins Thomaston de, lime
! schr WIN Pierce, Cozzens, Beverly ds, mdse TO X
Ropes
saiied-Bark Success for Cape deNcrds, brs Broom,
West Indies, packet ship skddy, Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16
To THE AFFLICTED.

hOCT. J. O. HEWETT, III MacDougal - near bieecs
Ter New-York will assure the afflicted that ne can al
ford more rsefth the number Of visits than any
other practitioner IN the following complaints Dso's
tons biz diseases. spains conractons p4rays, rheu.
matism nervous affections tenderness, nhanimanous ana
curvstures Of the spine deformed shoulders white swell
ings weakness Of the joints, nc.
Country patients are referred 70 the following person
who have visited this city expressly 70 avail themselves
Of Dr. IA Attendance, and returned cured MAJOR d II
Norton Boston. Mas. Hon ii. Y. Cranston, VIEW port
r. l.. r NJ Larned Esq Providence thn hosmsr' bsq
Hartford Conn; James & Townsend, Esq New Haven
Conn Chas SAKE Bsq. St Adams, VI Chas u hill
Esq Monfres Canada p Hon, +. granS.ri keesyihei
Z: judge Miller Rochester. NY. Paul Mitchell Esq
Geneva Ny VIM. II. Windsr, ESQ. Philadelphia; Hugh
McCulIoch President OF Fort Wayne Bank, Fort Wayne,
Ind: VIM. Goodman. Esq Cincinnati, ONO. -
references ven on application st Dr. H's mis- In
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sKcoNp BoAkD

The Fitchburg Railroad have decided to increase
their capital stock -Four shares old stock entities TIE
holder - one Of the new Two instzeui. of ~ esoa
have slrsa3y been aid the stock psysbe 10 De-
csnbsr and January.
The receipts or the finished portion Of the North
ern Railroad from Concord TO Grafton. ~ miles are
now 800 PER for freight alone. Is miles add
tional, - l. bsnon. nos 10 operation.
letter has been received by one Of the Com
nissoners Of the Cnemung Rsro.d Geneva from the
proper authorities Of the Now YORK and Erie R,ilros
promising to guarantee 100000 Of the stock Of the
former # the remainder (.oue $4,000 be subscribed
on toe hue The citizens Of Gsneys are very anxious
tia, this Road should be built
The Chicago Democrat says;
Inc Canal Board exyress every deisrniHa,ion 10
comyet. be Illinois and Michigan Csnsi By The opening
Of navigation 90 inst boat 20 through from chi
csgo 70 La sale By lst Nay next TIE Bpsra VII iur
nsh the appraisers with the necessary nis 70 20
,nd sppfass the lands; ann ia ~ Gays '
sale will take place"
II has been decided 10 lay second track on the
Llt,Is Miami Rsilrosd, and go ,ous Of and II rail
have been manufactured al PsbUrgh i1r this Improve
mont. This Ia the frat Rsrosd iron Manufactured
Ws,, Of the mountains 1t is sup2ossi the connection
between this rosd and the Mad River Line will be msde
by the Is, Of May thus making unbroksn connection
between the Ohio and the Lsse
The Phzadelphia Ledger is advocating repeal
of the tax on the interest Of tbs State Debt
At Baltimore the Money market is rather more
stringent the offerings al Bank are large, and the de-
nsnd for money the street quite active the rates
however on uudoubtsd psper have not advanced be-
yond i9l per cent smonsh-
An attempt was made at Buffalo last week to
dlscredn the Gore Bank but Il was unsucceHiui
The following is a comparative statement OF the
business Of the Georgia Railroad for tho month Of Oc-
,obber, 1916 and lsa7
1916 1877. Increase
Passengers ..sl52,I 81 $l256l so 5000 50
Preigh,s aud Mail IS ST. 30 36.fs2 81 dec 700 u
TotsI......s 5Oss3 30 As,s93 81 sis-9 ~
The exports Of Breadstuhs from Philadelphia
last week were only 1892
The quantity of Coal transported over the Read
ins Railroad last week was 10000 tons. and the sggfe-
gate Of the sesson pol 566 tous The Lehigh region
has sent in In addition e00220 tons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16
LIFE OF SILAS WRIGHT.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL PUBLISH ssa have
rsASy for .qbscribe- on or before the first Of Ncye
Der next THE LIFE or SILA> WRIGHT
rHE cKssrrsr ~ ANEsicA> STATESMEN Al,
Ex-Governor Of the State Of New lork, containing aia
history Of bis Life sud the many valuable services n
6ered bis country and the state. dunnS ons and event
fl period By John jenkins Esq sntbor Of New S.eFk
Assistant Political History OF Nswfork, Life Of "eHefAi
Jackson. &c &c. -,
This work will be emberished with an accurate Ike
meas Of this truly great man printed tne paper, clear
tyre and contaln about So pages srge limo xs ana
bogni m beautiful embossed muslin or neat Leshsf
Auburn. sept ist3. fo.9 Swl ALDEN MAkhhAM
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GUNS AND SPORTING

ARTICLES A spleneid assortment o. Ensi.h Guns,
"A snxe add double barrel OF a. lengths and srss Tor
dnck deer bird sad squirrel shooting
Powder ass shot bags and pouches some entirely new
Game bags Of low priced and Inc Ensish sna French
patterns ,.,-,. ,,,. . O..
v',-.. .l.o Brockedou's ceietraced metallic ~-ds
Pafdy'. Lznc.stsrs Wesley Richards Starkey's and
W.Ik<i . waterproof percussion caps also,
Eys patent wire cartEicg es shooting long distances
Tor which the subscribers the sole r the aitsd
states fhANSlS lOhEo oOsos
all ~. 6Nzidsn-lane. ke~-Iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16
DANCING.

4 DODWORTH, 4iS broome-st- near brosdway.-Ihe
n. olAsse. foE tho ensuios season viii commence on
Tuesday, Oct 5
A ID. deeuias unnecessary 10 enter into detailed
sccOunt OF the advantages Of his school, OF his
qualifications, would smply state that he teaches all ths
dance. Of the prese day and those proper
Tuesday and Saturday 81 half for ladies' AND child
fen Tuesday and Friday al hslfpast oT gentlemen
Soirees twice month, confined entirely 70 the pupils
Private lessons any time not occupied by the classes
In wsltfng the Polka Redcws any Of the dances
Aoademies OF families attended. al 3mlstp
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BOOK TRADE
SPfF>Dfp $50 IDAY PRESENT
THE BOUQUET OF MELODY,

4 MUSICAL ANNUAL FOR ISIS, Is the most de-
"A sirsbe Holiday present offered 10 the American
public u a. splendidy bound contains ten beautifully
executed hfhOxrs phic embellishments and choicest
collection Of music published 10 the country.
This much more desirable pfes-nt than the GENE
rAty q Annals whose Oh e. and Almost 9aly merit in
appearance, whereas this vcss only besut.fa In sp
pearsnce, bat contains selection Of music every piece
Of which vii become greater favofits every tine 4 70
heard. thus combining utility With elegance
Published BY FIRTH. HALL 4 POND. 80 Broad way.
IS -mos and FIRTH 4 HALL. Frsnklia-s4uAre
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mHSMERISM

M THE LETHEOS.-DR- ASHLEY, hudsons-
AZ M him In the cure Of diseases and 20 render n' pa
tents insensibe 70 pain s9rlnz sursicsl oPeiss
t.sh and childbirth yves Nesnsre sittanzs os,ty
~ N Al Or Ashley also sdmBisters the Etnsrse ~
- a. III hon nj 70 render painless surgical oPersons
extractins teeth ard chid-oirtn nv :.
<,aSsTTWPTIOS AND LIVER COMPLAINT.
80 80 s..rs have suffered with these s~fu dis-c-
-. .as from ny heart feel for a. similarly sie'sd'
= -. them % TIT Dr. Tsyors BALKAN Of Livsr~ort
> sf,ir. cured ne ~hen could not move IL bed,
- ...not expected % live week Prepared genuine
az - y B.>knisu g. tornerii y. rs~sii.
AIS. 4. 4 HANS, 10 xiatsI
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DUTCH nuLnous ROOTS.

HIACtNfhS, ~ Per dozen, best named sorts.
u Nafeis<us 81 - Per dozen, best named sorts
Doaeis Tulips at 81 per dosen, beet named sorts
single Tuips 81 - cents yer dozen, bost named sorts
Doab1s Jcuqaiis. q, 81 per doten.
sine,e Joneails, ct 50 cents per doren
with Cxceases Anemoues. ksnunealas, Snowdrops and
other bslboss roois al ss'f, a. equally low rates can
k "a ectsd fton the assortment ct the
ecatsins equally ehoes varieties and hne roots a.
o,hsr n DE city and what others may ssy the eontrs
ootwlthstAndaf They Of as own importation, and
ne DOT sactioa reots JANIS HOG,
81 A,TThAS 10 Broadway
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

MOST OF YOU have 70 purchase Almanac TO supply
wi your customers Now By calling Il - FslDnst you
may obtain enough Of hsm for S 70 supply each Of yoas
customers With copy, rfstaitousy.
They arc cacul.ted with accuracy and neatly got up
.ud AZ. suited for sny part United States ola '
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CORPORATION NOTICES

Oyyics or RECEIVER o. TAxEs. New City Hall, Park.
TAXES, IsI7.-Notice Is hereby given that the Tax
Books of the present year open Al this ofce
and that am ready receive the taxes charged them
AL persons their taxes previous 20 the st Of anuay
are entitled deduction the amt ut eaus 70 Interest
AZ the rate Of per cent per annam, calculated from the
DAY Of payment 70 the st Of February Oce hours from
3 4 NJ 70 r. NJ Bankable moley only received
" b. Persons sending full descnp uOn otheir properly
10 ths Office will have their bulls sent b. them they
BE- had By applying a. this Office. SMITH DUNNO,
oz5 tJsl Receiver Of Taxes.
DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given thai rssoiution
has been presented the Board Of Aldermen, that
the Committee Roads and Canas Inquire into and fs-
port on the sxpediency and practcstty Of having cul
vert eoustracted 10 Roswell street, Osksfeet,
connect wth tue existing sewer said street And also
that he Street Commissioned BE- directed ~ fence 10 The
vacant LOT Known No ~ Twelfth street All persons
interested 10 the above propositions having objections
thereto are requested present them On writing 10 the
denigned bis Office No Hal Of Records, 90 Or before
tss 9Th day oi November inst-sueet Commissioner
Once November Is, 1871.
Ms MARTIN Z. THOMPSON Street Commissioned
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Natural Bone Setter,
HAS COME nom Rheds-islsnd ana tAAsa room 81 ~
sls 10 s dissasss Of the limbs such dsoeAfons fsc
rur~s hip sisssse sprsns white swshnfs assssss per
i.hes oontrscfionx kc- JONATHAN X SWEET
= nflO RRAMs WRAPPING PAPER IN store
l,VUV snd for sale low. BY
NJ w CYRUS w. FIELD co suriinssiP.
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HoRTICULTURIsT

E'oR NONEMbEk-This wogk Is devoted n ne nor
uculture the number Just published Is the 'th Of ne
second volume. IL edited By A }. Downing, ~no y
well known 20 b every way capable q edinns sach
work First volume Supplied slso single numbers oy
nj MARX H. NEWMAN co. lsi Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate OF the
County Of NewYork notice Is hereby given 70 all per
sons having claims against BARBARA HAULTHOJ 81,
late Of the City OF NewYork widow deceased 20 present
the same the vouchers thereof t. the subscriber a.
his store No % Frankintreet IN The City Of New York
on or before the 9th day Of February next Dated New
York the 9Th day Of August. 1871.
81 lewtms JOEL Is. ~ RD1. Executor
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coTToN MANUFACTURERS.

THE SUBSCRIBER manufactures every description OF
COPPER sheet iron aud tn work FOR factories Cotton
can. eylnd.rs male drums cap boxes &c kc made In
the best
o.l Aswl6t- Derby, Conn.
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100 BROADWAY.

eoopyEAk's METALLIC SUSSEX tAhkNs
fI,HE assoFtn snt Of inciS Rubber goods
ever esrsd IN this city, every Article nos
manufactured and Of quality heretofore unequaled The
variety costs boess shoes espes pouches
sr.xeips tAxs kc &C Wholesale and re1Asl ~ the
GOODYEAR Rubber Warehosse, 100 Broadway,
"a lras op Isnlty (knrch. bstween Pine and Wall a.
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DrBLIC NOTICE !. hsls1y sivsa 20 . col
TEXAS

COMMERCIAL AGENCY At GsLvKsTos.
fIsHE UNDERSIGNED will attend " the Collection Of
Notes aad Accounts in the STATE Of Texas eneetng
Sales Of Rsa Estate the Purchase u Produce Receiving
and Forwarding Of Merchandise and Of Oensrn Com
20. ssion Business GEORGE BUTLER.
sgYEREscEs ~ SEw-yosk.
Nose. ayior Esq Hon wv Edm0nd-, Wstss Town
Collins, Esq w Langley Co SIND 20
Allen Paxson, Fss Lathrop Wisnens oes
C Wetmore & Co o Dudley Co Yale Co
Hsydock Cofies Il T Patnan, Esq ~ dnppe,
Co. Jas LS1efs = 70 ""i'7 1919
49,. ~ ~ Ptne-.t Ne~-fork OF In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-16
REAL ESTATE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY

q. THE SUBSCRIBERS will lease from one 70 D..
~. years. fsyorsb.s terms their fsetoy, dyskoa.
- and other buildings connected therevih. sitlal<d hi
Nivle IN the Of Blackstone and directly O. ~.
Providence and Worcester Railroad.
sad mil and machinery having been Ia 0p-f.
ten bat one year. In The mill "a operates are
twelve Of cards and abost eighty Cashmere loo.
c.e asfrd for plain and fancy work II s - fesafes ~
csion quality - machinery and permAnency Of .asr
rs,.sr the bes, establishment for making psin and face,
cas- reres In this county The waterPo~er wsrrsnise
never TO fail Any reasorAble alteration Which The essss
NAV desire. viii b. made
Tie subscribers will also l,.se conditions s11
Al W.rsrord tssfed on The Prov deucs sud Woresstss
RsrAd containing four Of cards and t~eat, an<,
looms The mill snd mschnery are 10 the n40st Ptneci
order. The uacA4rery Is nesrly new. ..
" : ID. d FARSUM
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