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WAsHIseros, May Is, isa;.

Ldtsr Intelligence.
1t Is concluded that the defeat Of Scott was hoax
gotten up for speculative purposes Holders Of stocks
would do well to look out Ar they will be shaved
The Mexican nation is certainly In - bad way
Taylor and Scott and Co have levied upon nearly al
their great guns and munitions and small arms
The policy Of the Mcxcen government has been 10
Keep fire arms out Of tho hands OF the people Hence
very few Of the people have shot gun or rife In
their 1t is only the rabbc of the army who
know how to tho musket indifferentv The r.~uIt
Vs. that IN capturing the Of the army the nation Is
ieit without arms The policy Of suppressinK the dis
trbution OF arms among the people, foar of mischief
operates to leave the nation easy prey to foreign
vason The Mexicans are truly in bad shoe king b.
condition for eIpelling "the perhdious Yankees" w
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WAsHISoros, May IA, lesY.
West Point and the .4rpv

West Point and the Army.
To THE EDITOR HERALD -
The spirit you have evinc cd in relation 4, tI
graduates Of West Point Is In all respects CONNIE
1ie; ana wniie II accords with your usual highton
nberality 1t Is doing than even handed iustc
to distinguished merit The praises you utter are Inc
heart sentiments Of every Intelligent American To
West Point then let honor and glory given A. the
meet tribute Of grateful people, but while we do this
lot the fact bo not forgotten that others alse our
praises are due There il another cass of men
ing their country gratitude who as body are mover
mentioned, notwithstanding their deeds have placed
them In the vanguard Of heroes and they are
AZ among the most accomplished soldiers Of the age
need not apprso you your enlightened readers that
the class to whom aude the officers who were ap
pointed from civil life and who entered the army with
out the advantages Of military education at the sx
penso OF the nation: Among these fnd NAV the
Murst OF the army; Loury, Of tho regiment who
signaliEed himself at Vera Cruz Fremont Lincoln
Brown who commanded opposite MatAmoras; Harvey
Bankhead, Twggs, Wool, Worth, Taylor and Scott L
repeat that IS body, this class Of oicery IL never
brought before the public eye but that the credit Of
every battle which has been fought in Mexico has been
awarded, without reservation, 10 West Point The mi
htary academy has heretofore been assaed in Congress-
and out, on various grounds, but never believe b.
cause Of the supposed lack Of patriotism courage or
the least prominent OF which the njuieous conduct
OF some OF the advocates Of the ins,nton as wei. ms
That OF many OF the graduates TIL nselves
The graduates are brave, accomplished set of fel
lows ana many OF them generous they are brave bur
whie they nave no mere right In thu
army than any other citizens 1t lily agrees with the cha
racter which AL would award them d~ract from those
whose only blame is not to have been fortunate as
thsmseivss' SEVENTY SlXn
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DANIEL SWEENY.
lLate ii dim street, Nec York;

DANIEL SWEENY,
Late ii DIM street. Ne,c York;
u ENJOYED TO e. CHATHAM STREET.--1'he under
IL signed the approach Of the travelling season deems
apprise those who may be ofthe face
hat, III order TO extend his business well his limits
recommendation he has removed sc Chatham st. within
ew doors OF hambers and nearly opposite where he
bur in comfort aud arncss surpassed by sny
the CITY, The enlargement Of his sphere has been demanded
by the increasing Of the public and his present,
ton has been selected central position for citizens well
lie the seore solcits the Of public
both resident and transient to his position where they
will find only the substantial elements Of life every re-
CURED FORM but each quality that re-
putation he enjoys and which he determined
As the above the only establishment he either ON or
any nomnally otherwise connected WITH he
hopes his friends and the public that this the
only saloon Of the undersigned, aud sole proprietor,
DANIEL SWEENY,
Chatham street.
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C,,u s.oS i Nv %, ~ Iohx,.
S .sn BE- :. E, q II: @
;i,l. anS building Light House Execution Rocks Long
hs
to any person '''' Sf fa ID F III
.nd 6s aS % Be-
feet ia DIAMETER. of sufficient thickness.
softer quantity Of proper mate
a to O. asdf fri the of s. The be
pumped and the rock CT down level.
Be ns
with concrete split grnaite well bedded in hydraulic
THE MASONRY
Upon the foundation be laid each feet
thick Of hammer making the whole height OF
asct,ne The stones and of the solid masonry jog
m%sds,s thereby fonS 1 '"s
psS y ,SS the
r. h fee, IN d,mse. At the base and carried
.s e
wssr. s " g III: ~:
granite each stone making the ,hcIsesso Of
h wall and a. LAID the bet Of hydraulic eemeqt
deck which is to be /, feet n disme,e and ONE "o %
q. centre and nine inches at :he edge be hammer
'sS s ss f%
ed 50 that tie copper e The lantern .h, nI lower
:;;ss: f sss. Is s S:a 81 +: a.:
scutue. - DE an opening Tor scnt
..Jate is to be cut in the deck for the
WINDOWS, DOORS &c.
Of By glass what sa hl%e 81.
sa Ss s to Sa"S sS
Sss oo @ a 70
hung IN two parts Th hinges and astenngs and lock The
al ihe wood work Of the be Of the best
ws w IL be e. ana
bic. iosSs sds f so
strncted in the cellar or basement
good cooking 18th funnel is to be provided
''-~' lit. FLOORS sc,
with North River slate laid IN cement The stairs the steps
and er are to be cast ron with hand rail and bauser OF
There are to be plank partitions as shown the PLAN in
inches: rsnnssd IL niche. Thick good hinge. and iaehs:
is@ %
be iarted lathed and pastsred with good lime well
LANTERN
high saicen diameter to eo"ts" "a each ,ds Of
St s Ss 81 whe ;. ss middle mid to be
% and GwsT Light to BE- ~ BY ss Of French plate
the Lantern underneath the above glazing copper pane
There 70 be post each corner of the octagou ;,
inch on the face and two inehs. deethe
the masonry below it, Upon the the posts there
grdrr Of the the
the raers and copper covering Of the roof There be
eight rafters inch thick and ~ inch deep they
verge TO the centre Of the roof aud be secured
ring Of inches in diameter and to the roof
feet above the
There ~ he iron framed docf in Of the sides Of
the octagon 10 be covered with copper shut tightly
rebates inch deep This door be furnished with strong
turn buttons nd handles The covering to tho roof ana
On the OF the roof there to be sverng ventlaof
Is inches diameter la four sides Of the there
be veneto,s fitted in the copper panes for regulating fse
draught Of aud such exclude
the Twenty inches outside the posts Of the lantern,
be railing the OF which be Ia nchei
square fer and to be let into the deck nchcs r9d
secured with lead. There be horizontal iron rail "A
inch square, lantern and railing be painted with OF
oil paint Also, all the woodwork 10 have of of
paint There be furnished and fitted suitable coppe
ghning conductor The whole s,o be compleed IN work
manke before the 18th day Of November
No payment to be made the for the above wor
until shall have been completed inspected aud approved By
the undersigned Collector and Superintendent of Lights,
such person as he shall appoint for the puIlos, ,
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AmUsEmENTs ELsEWnERE.

WAVE . saaEfr I rArsB rss N....sss
loose l~6fsiSo;:. MI: Forrest; francisco f.,moi \,
leE1 Dsse .. T.Ss Mr. ''"'o" VII
To e99spSs Nth II. .d%rsS dram. Of DON CAESAR
OPF.NA HOUSE, CHEsNUT STREET, fhiladelpbia.-
MSs$' sp. Eseq FIFE NIX OF "a
SSs ss. N M. MA IL o'''' W. ''''"' '' '
as%pss and The o Mountain sylph- are in preparation.
Pdcesor.s eiieis ana rarau.s 20 cs,u, Family erel.
Door. open AZ * oeoek-to commence ,iaht o'clock
CPALDING's MONSTER CIRCUS, comprising 200 per
and IS . 81 sy s
magic S"sls Mr. EGSsd K,qd, wiz 1iys grand fags;
ia @, aud MncI Ff,e a, sshc , H. Wfd
sy fdd; s!.t GSope;Sw . s.'"IT9., a,d neh6.ld
sg ss SSssy ' aH sa1%. s s I
sion % ony. myl3 lotp.r
T DUGAN AND BROTHERS, sLATERsi,s BIoome
s.S. Of d oc Ms S. sn SS ss S
2Ss ,s vii ;: sSSss Ysss : and S r.
BasSead At he foot OF ccrIier. street from Water 70
Front tei further p,Jeu ,o ogpy ,Thn one
S.ssa street OF iRvISG No. S...s street Up
Kaad oad street over the Railroad Tunnc-ihs Subscribers
s hesy se recently Go Opened ss S
Hotel where DIZZY VIII be happy 70 furnish for psis. aud
military companies refreshments, Of essry lind y superior
style. .scuW<httA!
TIE CHEAPEST s1oRf, Ia The CITY ,l6,,h Fulton street
1 ier Power il@E.ng Wimdsy shades EI,bq,rd P,jpls
and other mattps.es, Feather Bed, Curtain Masrs. ad
every article in the uphoI''sry Tx 4 he sys;, prices
STEAMBOATS,, ship e,bin, aud hotels fitted ar and furnished
sqs, s,i. s 90 board *, rs .T S
Pier, North River mis- ''r
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Sold by auction. % hhds. Kentucky I1a6M 10
Kentucky 4asc; Connecticut ia8c; Fori
da 2a5c The prices for the various grades continue to
be well supported, especially all kinds of wrapps- y
good bodied Havana and Cuba flegs s-- ,eaf,
The business Of the week bo~-,v - also wanted
noo T 10 s%a rs city country scfnned
market. 'o 'oP neghboring
2skc, " ''' 70 aoo barrels at
fsEioHrs-15 10 l60O bbls Flour warn orc.., "A.
anu srau IN bags was taken at l0d To London grain
~ puik was engaged ut 0c. TO the Continent rates
were dull and We hard af no change '"'''
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Married.

TN Thursday evening, l2th instant by the Rev C G
rise, MIR. WILLIAM CHRsTAL. of New York 10 Niss
CArhARiHr o. NELL, Of Wnliamsburgh, L. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

CHARlTY CONCERT-The artistss Of the Italian Opera
'''3ss |'1a
ssoe E M.S of:Is
1897 Tor the relief Of p TS5!si t aMMk !" distress
A.. from Ps Opera, E. sa Sig p.n.,.n..ne Verdi
bbs%sa' Ss Spss s ss f.ss s dodoHs
pieo and Sig Benevsnta9o Doni1etti.
l. H0"'H'' N'p0l''An'' f F..1 Bf #
Gram, md p 9 from the Opera LUCIA Sig Bsneas
g. Duo .risn,e Violin and Piano iion The D0H'e'''
n nes Il b. sGnn.moa'A' Sig Raps aud d. s.o
,. Dueps"MIra La Blanc. Lana;S sig'i. Peo D@'o
4 c.y:ips from Il: oDsr. d.nn: di vsis ,Ao''''
Ticket s-To be had a, the usual places, " D'''''"
Doors open at 7-Conesr to commence at o'clock pre-.
No postponsment on account Of the weather msn
q S RsNP 2, VEAL AMP INSTRUMENTAL GoICERT
o.. IMuRsDAhY May 10th, $780, GOTHIC HALL
~, a' '"n ''' F Is R' REIIfE Or IRELAND
S Sas IHHFSEBsr$Fo Is ss, Mrs ARD S.,
o Il sIS' S" he s" italian s
r--. rst;o sss f,;ss1a!''
Ro%%ai Fi r %'s 'a %oa nom Sa.'%. Mdt
Irish Ballad. Kahleea Mavournesn,. n,-,
Duo Opera L' ai de s 90s%'1s
AMI Aria from Is Faa.iSs Yer vsd Wy p Por %s.
Song from the Crusades 81 am thine, only thine -
Benrdetti. Mdl'le Kotsinskv
Romance from Verbs opera, "Oberto e,el CHI iaci :
Csvitina, from the vampyr Lindp,ins.
Tickets 50 cents be had the usual places in New York
and Brooklyn. Doors open concert 10 commence at
mic 3tfh
THE DEUTSCHE LIEDERKkANZ"
German Song Union0
THEN
! FIRST GRAND VOCAL CONCERT
! ATOLLO SALOON,
Monday evening, I'm intent
The LIgpERKRArz Chorus consists Of nearly
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY MALE VOICES
PROFESSOR KRAUsKOPF, Doc. Mus,
Prssian Bayarian Union. and Chorus Master Of th
Bee thoyen Festival nc.
The Z" Liedsrkrsnz,' will be assisted by
FRAULEIN KORSINsKY,
MRS l. A JONES,
HERR Phillip MEYER,
HERR HEIGHT
MR. II. c. TIsiM and PROFESSOR KRAUsKoPE
will preside at the piano forts -,
Tickets 81 each had the usual places and Of Pro
| fessor Krauskopf. at the Howard Hotel MIR
| ,.s,s CHARITY CONCERT-Tbe artists Of the ltslia
wv gers) will give grand Concert at the Apollo Saloon
Tuesday Evening, May 18th 1917 for the relief OF
worhyfamly in distress Tickets s-to be- had Al the usua
| places mill
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MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
No. 63 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
conformity with The eaui.itons Of the Charter the Com.
Amount Of FIR no. marasa of April 3d. &
lux Aprh 'a 1857. '"@'o9s 70
- Total amour, of Premiums. >, .sasss7I 81
The amount Of Premiums marked of during the
On iaand transportation and Navigation Risi; saTs Of
,... p.,,.. ,...,,... s'.,tss :,
ta5nsd Premiums for the ysaT ss0i sci %
Paid during the same period for -
ss,ssIsnee HE
Interest, Commission and bad isbt,... as,s1s g
aisaS f Mitigation
ssas4s 90
Less deficiency Sd April. 1885, published :, -.
sthtemeht... i'SS0 81
Profits to be divided. ................. sa2s3i IS
Bills rseeivsSie ssssias 90
notes -. 1888 80
Making GXri Ni&idS i' 81 f pSiE4ns
the business; Of the ending Sd nst payable scrip
April ., ,s By 'i TiI sss G;' WAITER Sec.
TRUSTEES.
% M$: langley. Gay y1%. efBs sf;;.
Henry Shelden Chas. q. Carleton,
Jas Free!snd. Lucius Hopkins
Wilson 9. Hunt, Fions: Ae iSsiIiaA''
Stewart Z. Marsh. Levi Cook
GG .%E 4 AiRs easSsi.. s. a HsF I sayre
Henry Jsssop AieI. $. Baker.
septimus CrooEes Leonard Kirby,
S Cha: ftfsso Rogers. 6 81; e. E!' MsiSy.
'"'' i 2svsH o&$i SS I :1 ": s;:..
ELLwoop WAITER SECRETARY. aaa aws1e
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THE EYE.
nR, WHEELER, Ocuiist, 20 Greenwich street. devoos
his exclusive attention 10 diseases Of the Eye and Op
tl,slmc Surgery Artificial Eyes for sale and inserted
reasonable Office hours from AM O'Clock PM,
after which he visits outdoor patients.
pamphlet containing remarks diseases Of the eye wta
numerous instances OF great effected by Dr. Wheeler
mode Of treatment can be had grsousy his resdenceor
ne same VIII be forwarded to making application 30
him by letter, postpaid. 40 lmsrc
WIGS! WIGS!
rh IL and CITIZENS wishing first quality Wig
or tnupee are invited inspect the extensive assort
inert OF WIN. BATCHELOR, where they select from
M largest stock the United States There always best
ac 10 procure an article every business aud the best place
t2 WIG or Tonpee, is Batcheors mandatory No
Gu ~, sree near broadway Private for fitting Wigs
NopN the address,. a3 rnsr
ACCOKDEUNS.
Hr isrseN assortment the city is be found the
cnhtns" street bnraar IS Chatham and " you
VAN 'o ~, one That the place buy every instrument
wauanwd perfect time and order They also have
ne tone q flute Their Accordeors vary price from 80
c~n ~ % dollars Call examine. aud Judge fcr yourselves
Accordion snglx tuned and epsred Don't forget
bsr-3o Chatham, oDpos'te Chambers street. all lmsc
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CITY AMUsEME:STs.
). s.. %.s4I !: s:sS k;cBs Nh s
si1;'Sfs Ss tsT FhS % ~ ssaHAASs Major
$s .S.l Fl Galley e will
ROWkKY THEATRh.--A " IAcssos, rTyrne,er-A
ssssrS STs B ssSs Ny al
% fiei
y r. 4, ssaeIsd. sii-THE, ALPINE MAID-sws, Mr.
b ba.. Circle, z, cents: r snd Gallery, ny cents
that ssnorna Bar will be prevented by her sckasss to
Oa Ii: s and b. due a: sgy to
Amoiia yasllna proceed With performance the
~ her who S ss Sse %sns
viii IL i' p.e s' on ssf the
PAttMs.01;s, orEkA hOgsE, C6?@5e7. s1ee1-Soal.y
IS
Grand opsr. Sc
. 9ps cSSl' n be had the boz once
sons. ss do for a. sc scents c ry.e boxes for eight
office from 10 A. NJ. I'LL o'clock p NJ daily ~ 's "'A
Doors open at half past l. performance commence ats
PALM0S 0PERA HQUsE-A CARD-slg. +. BENZ
." Saturday nix I'd bx s ;
Sig Bese Yen, w on this 9ces.On the Grand
R dspus to retain their will please
sS' s"a i 18th
paid myi to2ic
sAhD Oh sGN a' NYAAhE !S Mc
pf PkSR Sfy e.sS'fd Come, Bard
ss:b. i9'i Tsisi Poa
sV9n S, ;ne LG R Aylso- Andants Schubert
t 5sdfm,ai y%s nas.4D ssgs
S M r. H. Prayer from Xa%Ss
Beeho1s s0''" 10 the Father '0" the Mount Of Olives
Concert o commence at 8 o'cock-Admssion t2,s CENTS
The Comoamas have been rearansed and can Be
VAuXHALL GARDEN GRAND CONCERT ON
Of programme every eveniug. '"s
talented H. fTTfs f fIf se d'e'o" of
Further GsrrieuiagIs With rroGanms Tuesday
get to With HIM 4; cent?. ana as many ladies'
Free admission to the Garden myisNyc
Fer . n Mig GSv uo X. G GIni Bsnd win
e.enS the season. VIM nIsSS Soft
oTS BUM ST. sEy'" Tfs4 feS S st
fss
ST sl NJ, asFs' SSs
Will also be exhibited at each and every performance
admission % cents Children under 10 i2x cents
mysn
NJ ECHANICs' HALL, No. 172 Broadway, between Grand
Nl and Broome street,
One week more and positively the last commencing Mon
wy ''"' '' CHRIsTY,s MINsrREIs
Whose concert. oT on Of TwEESE wEEKsh.ve
been nightly crowded to OVERLOOKING with highly
and fashionable audiences
Admission 70 cents, concerts TO commence o'clock.
Change OF pIogramme every evening. mic lw~rc
MINERVA KOONS 4O6 Broadwav.-E Five n;vL,. ,r,-o
"A extraordinary success OF the and oriental
;oirees OF Mt Alexander from Paris (Not Herr Ae1sndrr
In compliance with the request of lage number Of highly
respectable families. and consequence Of the crowded
Of the nightly, Mr. Alexander has induced 10 con-
tnue his extraordinary ente ainmens five nights longer
Monday May II, and evening during the week, Sa
SPLENDID and Surprising Of Necromaney &C.
effects never before introduc ed E the United States
Shange 1t programme every evening.
pces OF acknowledgements 50 cents Saloon Is cents
Doors open at 1-commence at Q o'clock
ciety. mig 7,sr
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cssA MRS M WILSON, 2si Grand street, respectfully
informs her friends, and visiting the city
80 that she has hand large and very handsome
nyies a'i bs asS OF spr'HE Mne' 70 which she
an assortment Of the richest and fashionable Hats such
ChpC Rice, and SHRED with choice assortment OF
Straws which she ate herself be sold reasonable
than any other in the city Country Mines
Mrs NJ wilson, 2si Grand St,
~ ~ between Allen and Orchard sts.
Ten good Mlinen wanted the above estab lishment
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Ss 'Sss
. K the Office of the New York Herald w be
DARTICULAK NOrlCE-A young gentleman, whose rose
room Fl s and sSs
upoa the Piano iote 70 the family line sis 81 Atwes
attention. nyl6Nsrc
$1,000 y n, g y u, s,. fa 4 .s ssg 3;
se best @ M cy now j. is si1 and doing
YSsd SD .os A D. the
T AIDES, DRESS. HABIT AND PELlssE CuTTIN1
IL t.ugttn Three Less9ns-lnstruction in Madame I'll
mineny No 6 Chambers Broad
Ladies in easy circumstances, well those engaging
the business Of Dress Makng will with three hours astrue
For the Of Introducing th. method and makngi
are .1s1smsy ows ncuy ali s1Ss
Dresses cut Without delay and SaaI, al, to fit
w would call .reylsr ateoa to the fact !hat
free from all imIersctions aud warranted not to split.
and dealers Fa5s fifsrie ns
WOOD TwINE NAILS, &c.-sO,0OOlDs Twiue, suiiaI,
100 bales Cotton Seine; $50 do Wrapping do.
10 bales London and Bridpor Ssiue Twine assd sizes
casks sG s ea N sad sad phss
p 1000 lbs first quality Gns TYNE and thread
m is itsc '''''A los Pearl street
NOrlCETO GENTLEMEN % ECONOMlSE:-Gcn.
tlemen, the clothing
summer am now prepared to clean dye, alter or repair any
quantity Of wish to be made to look
like BY approved style Of cleaning To you buy.
your cleaned equal Tie
time have them repaired reasonable terms9i Mu
work done In me without disappointment Please
myIS2 wsc A. CORTISSOS
MONEY ON BOTTOMRY WANTED. i $4,000, or
NA thereabout, wanted Bouomry the Br Brig Rich
ard Watson aud consisting of II 900 bushels Indian
Corn coed order Said vessel $50 tons built in Sun
derland England and has thorough repair
stands No the books Of the nude here Said
be paid arrival of the brig Sligo, which
she bound with cargo Of Indian Corn bulk and bags
Sealed proposals, addressed to Captain Williams aud mark
ed Bottomy Office 81 South will be received
until Tuesday the 18th nst at which time all appr
cations will be opened. w. & j. L. TAFSCOTT.
NV YoRK May -. 1917. MIL 4t'rc
WANTED IMMEDiATELY.-A first rate journey man
W Hair Dresser Good wages giyea and no labor required
Sunday. Apply s. w. CREECH
Boston, May IL, 1917 No. 20 Court street Boston,
mylt 3tsrc
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THE LADIES' CONGRESS- BOOT.
= 2. LABOYTEAUX, GAL Broadway, desires to in
h form his and fashionable lady patrons that
H. he has made arrangements for the right
the elegant elastic walking Boot now so fashionable
IN the highest circles in England and France The
boots and high shoes with all the elegance peculiar style
OF work, and Yet without the trouble Of lacings.
THIS valuable oil the confined
sure from the arch Of the foot while the affords
an elasrc spring in walking which be
without a trial ali Imsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

WANTED IMMEDiATELY.--A first rate journey man
W Hair Dresser Good wages gvea and no labor required
on Sunday Apply 10 =. w. CREECH,
Boston, May IL, 1917. No. 20 Court street Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

NOR sAf, ve low, 10 new wster casks, win iron ho'r
Enquire immediately board the Nehesnd ship Ysscl
Pier North River NILS Jtsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

f1NnlS DAY PUbLiSHED--A popular Treatise on tn,
Eye, with Engravings, 8vo-paper so cents muslin 4
centscomprlsing familiar description OF the
physiology Of The organ Of vision rules for the
lmprov and Of sight, X
the aud abuse OF sperces with directions for their ele
lion-by James W. Powell NJ d. Oculist Aur &c. To b.
of all book sellers. m lv
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28

TUE plLt,S-To those staerins with thar
a distressing complaint, the piles, We would rec
commend ,hs, ola snd wei established reme8y,
Hay LinimeRt, which Is koown 20 ours ninety
nine eeses oat OF every hundred, where ii Is used
piles ior many years cgte0al'y Cared hy'ghe use 1
a single bottle. MANY persons have ecea imposed
upon by coua,ettcit Article az. therefore, wAo
wish togsttja ofthis troublesome complaint should
spocute HAYS Liaimeas cniy al B.ckoeis, foiesi
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28
Whitened Senulchres!

FEyIlE subscribers have eoNsanJly on hand a.
thrii lime ktlR, ncar F,yeoa creek ta the
Hurricane, stToag, fresh bafnt he'e, Is white ss
chalk --- altogether a sueerios article ether
laf mortar orpasseries, which tsey will sell az -
cents pes barrel, aasiaked, az ne kiia; o. viii
deliver uheregsf wasted az a Feascnahls chau.s
for carriage. HOLLOWAY 4 httsSk,
luns s, leaI. iS-tG
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CR0CKERY AND GLASS WARE
Imported Stock.

FENuE subscribe has jos, imported from the
cauny 81 natham ia ENGLAND, two year
u.d Shoot Horned naybam Boil pronounced by IN
who have seen h'n, % be- one Of The finest an.
ms ever aiseJ. tie l be oand a .ho sub.
sciibet's "a LiUie Ggau, Conge, miles dom I.aa-
caster % the road TO Prairie &, ,'0ien. Terms
to insure, So No cha.Se ioy pasiansc
JOHN WELSH.
Laile ant Cousse, June %, 1876. lett
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EstraYel

ENRON the subscriber living miles npUh Of
Lancaster w. IT, lishs soFge' BALI faced
horse, whlIe spot o. the back paf' q has "sai
eye, white .nd feet. Information Of ihe hoisc
sent me by mail 10 Lancaster viii Be well Fewar-
a,d. PHILLIP Kills.
Lancaster, June 5, 1917. l1-h
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Keep on

NTOTICE is HEREBY siveR that all peTscns are
In forbidden 10 dig q mine Or 10 ANY msnns;
20 trespass upon any parts ofshs suhscoers' lands
in this eounty, as VIC are dstsmined % eaiercv
,rs law against ell who 90.
THOS. ]. TAYLOR,
JOHN d. TURLEY.
Pes 60, itl7. 5o-ly.
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Pine Lumber.

A GOOD supply Of every description. lof sale
N cbsap, AZ LANGWoRTnY,S,
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The Old Stand.

TAMES NJ. OTIS offers for sale general as
81 sonment Of goods, suited 10 tho eeason and
tic market
Gapie my Goods; Ladies' dress
StuBs: Iaacy goods. .4iso
READY Made Clothing.