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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

WNI n JDNT~, AuctiOrrrf
BOOTS AND SIIOE-.-By J. ID. lNGERSOLL
DCO--Store - Pear-s-On "Wednesday. September ~
ef Iri o'clock boots shoes and brossn suitable
for the Southern. Western aud city trade.
Also. ~ cases mems prime hip pegsed boots.
Also - mems calf sewed water proof boots
Also 10 cases wOmeBs leather pegged buskins.
Also cases womens leather pezged lace boots
Also 10 cases misses leather pegged lace boots eli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

Nby gyeu 10 the owner owners. occupant % 0ecu
paDfs Of All houses sndS lots, improved Or pnnpfoNeu
iand. Affected thereby, that the iD0"ln4 ~
I.v L-eu pefed by the assessors. and are ltr' W
the street. Commissioners Oftce for examination ~ ~
persons Interested viz For rtlsnz fez ahnx .no
.et r accordance with the amended siHr' in1 la -
much OF Ssath q. snd Fr0nft be- raised snf feps.I."
NAV BE- necessary conform % tn same 50 "a.
atersl .esers and cllserts sud receiving
In -guth- 81 and Fr0ufst from the sewer ~
- ~, 80 Fleehersr TIE limits embraced ~ steb -
..i4,f. include al the several house, ana "'s 3 ro'
,e,. I,. ard pieces - land situate on p",n sines Oh
49, - tsr,resr The East River and PesTi-.ff also,
49,. ,.-.,srIy aide " s0uti-st. between flne ~hd
gstcbr "a, also o. both sides q Fronts De'w zen INC
- L,bsr Is: a a.. both sides OF "afef--t nrt"se
-, ~. and on the easlery -ide o. P~srl-st
t,. Pine and Fletcher st. All p.Eso1s wnose lntTf-
80. are affected BY the aboye-i.ailso ~" = -
, their oiiections in srtng % ne nndsfsizn~d
:, --reer CorsIliss0n-fs once, within tnirty Days
- ~ - 80 al fhis notice. MARTIN p. THOJPSO>,
sfreet Commissioner and Chairman d the Assessors
s.r.ef Commissioner Otce, sept. q. lSH. 81 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
NEW WORKS


NOW READY-APPLETON> Railroad and steam
Nhoat Companion. colOred maps. = 49,.
Bvron's complete Poeticsl Works, me portrait = ~.
Livy with Fnshsh Notes. by Prot l. Lincoln. -.
Poems by Henry n BrOwnell l2mo. loen
AphorSui. from the Poets, by Ben Cassidy miniature
volume. 80 c's s,--
French's Notes on the PARALLELS vol avo II - ~,
Burnefs Notes the Moth western Terri 70 =
Picture Story Books, By Great Authors vols -'c FAC
Edwardss Noyage mp Tie Amazon limo 81
Lanfnan's summer in the Wilderness. limo 81 c's
TIE Natural History Of the Ballet Girl illustrated &c
Tho Natural History Of the Gent, illustrated > CO.
Smifh's Companion 0f Mercantile Law. 9vo -
Hocomhe'- Leading Cases on Commercial Law sNo -.
Fvelyu's Life Of Mr. Godoiphin- limo. ~ cis.
Michelets History Of France vol. = n
Michelet. History Of the Roman Republic. Emo. 80
Poems by Amelia. ID Edition limo. 81 p
Keunys Manuel of Chess Paper. 3 cfs cloth 90 cts
Rciadson on Do-s, their Dieases Treatment. &c Dc
NEARLY READY
Frosf's Life OF Ma Gen. T. Taylor, lN0 plates
Rorrh and Ready ti.t Book illustrated.
Halieck's Poetea Works spleud.tly illustrated.
The Rose. or Afrcu0us 1ifi ipr llia.
Arno.d's and Srenrer'- French Reading Book
80 PITS ID. AffLEibN 90. 4" Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
THE STRANGERS GUIDE"

~ THE BROADWAY JOURNAL,
CONTAINING the best map Of the city Published,
y 0-ethrr with complete Guide 10 STRANGERS. snc
great variety of VARIOUS matters NJ should be
srithoutit. Prcc = per snnurn. . cents copy.
BERFORD CO. Astor House.
And for sac Il al the principal periodical cePot .ad
,.vr. o.re. AZ wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

WHY DOES NOT everybody 60 70 JEwirr 4 Co :.
w 7O Broadway 20 buy their dry goods >hawls ~ al
Lind. % CHEAP delancs and cashmercs cheaper linens
so lawns A. cheap cottons. Alpacas ana fneuocs
Tor any price warranted The finest French lawn hand
isr fr tie urce Of common Irish. ard large stock
~ Sver,tbus in proportion Don't talk of importing dry
" = re 80 vas bon sht NJ auction s2i lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
~ THE SOUTHERN fIAn.
Things I'm Philadelphia.

ro>respondercs OF The lr'cpne
PHILADELPHIA. Sept SOP. NJ.
nj drs.ry dnzzling. eucide-broodine, equi-
" ~ ,.n today The market Is a. quiet "a Locos 10
49,. and SOCKS have fallen almost heavily AZ
IN The Gun peepcd for a minute through the
-. his morning. but has generally been ecpsed Oy "
g. sws,ars ct this port irom Liverpool has reversed
,.o,tupste detsils oi d.sths on board emigrsnt
-, ard come 10 cor ~harvcs with twenty children
-, during the passage
Voc viii receive your Southern papers alter this an
=. later A. the Camden a. AmbOy line starts 81
N instead Of O'Clock
Yesterday the colored population of Southwark earn
=, bad habits from the white took little privse fecI
90 IN the way Of rotns 10 themselves some "oio
,.npeled black and blue. and believe tns oA''e ="
u, vas that the black were blue ,-u,a.v
me Market has been unusually heavy ara Gun ,oosy
,.rly OWN 10 the depressing eject OF 'ne
-. ana sso 10 The exceeding iDclcmency OF the ~ea
AR which has been such - 10 prevent ~ ou'.o ~
,,oas consequently have no rsnsscnon' W 's p
"a and prices about the ssme - on Ss'aoy. I'ouf
.al3aS37I: Corn Meal 81 Wheaf ivc a. lioc No'h'
s.low IA, 6ec Oats ease WHISKY 2oi a21c-
s,oeh, were slso heavy this morning -
r,y.f eoard-e20o Wilmington X o. e. ~ nirard bk,
A 90 Morris Canal IL; 80 Reading XIX, DO, 81; LOO
seora soa,d-s2 900 Penn S. 74E 600 Girsrd Bk b5
s,oI1. 225 Lebish Coal Scrip, e7s 200 do 90 cash
"a. 100 Reading RR b5, 50.
RI The Plsnfeld Bank property, real estate at
.a,s.sd VS. sOld on Wednesdsy by order OF the re-
s,,r.s At t3745. II includes some or acres with
20 houses. It's cost 10 sts,, st s. 500
Newark Adv Doth.
~ A salute ofone hundred guns WAS fred on
srd.y Al noon At Washington 10 honor of the glorious
r@s,rss OF the lgth and 10Th Of August.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
TO CAPITALISTS

A cHASCE FoR PROFITABLE ENJOYMENT
Rich lion Ore Mine. and valuable Water Privileges
90 ron SALE. 600 kCRFs OF LAND containing in
10 exhsustbe beds Of Iron Ore OF the very best quality
stuate on the West Branch Of tho susqushsnna hv-
err the Psnnsylvsns Csns Lyocmns cesrsy,,sS;
sether with the most SPLENDID WATER POWERS
Known the State Nppenose, sf.as Anss Creek oppo
site Jersey shore sad county whole distance through
said property 1900 feet, with % feet inches fall n said
creek which may be divided into several natural ioca'
tious for any kind OF heavy water powers on the main
stream and many others ON tributary smptyins therein
The BUILDING MArEaIALs stone, nc. are 90 convenient
a. 10 require no tssmins LUMsks SoR sUILDISe AND
co,LIsG in abundance There Is now about ~ scres
osg L.sss WAFER PowER rAsssay, containing 10 watts,
bark sheds and fixtures with shops and finishing rooms
convenient, &C. ONE srossHouS ONE "w-m'LL and sp-
Tie property pr.xn tie s,sats,f ,nd1os<~ persers
Ti@,"s 10 '"rsa eapas. ~ =, any man",aa1n os'
grass Ac making II splendid location for ys'ns end
afaersr"g weoi splendid location for ~s.s frsr
a. boots and hoes Sc splendid location for marufac-
turing all -. rar,os' branehs hapns tsv" diff
,nt 4ens of orc the aAssiss stfcIous sLock the
smFLL or HoSEycoNs and the cALcAsious soss'LLiSss
together with superior quality Of s,,ross, ne.
Ter never less than 600 cubic feet per minute new
r eeres hence possesses all the advantages OF steam
Indviduss or associations wishins' TO- purchase the
whole or sny part Of tho above splendid property, can
ssss ~ 70" re.sns on The
% him at Jersey Shore Lyeonns Comfy, Pa o. BY cal.
Ing upon q w Younsman, counssor-stlaw' 81 MS once
in he borough Of willismsport, In said county.
b The subscriber will receive sealed proposals fof
,s anti The 2.t day Of October ns1 which hs pro
poser will the quantity amount ann the terms nPon
which he desires the ssmebut not lsss than one-iourh
the Who'll. amount offered be paid upon entering into
contract residue the hrs day Of April next when
rood ttls and possession will - given.
~ The subscriber his stDrneI will be q b1nums
Ustel baltimore on the 18th day Of September nex-st
the Astor House City Of Now York on che ~ az ofssn
tember next at the fremont House, City Of bostol 90
the Nth day Of September neIt ct the Aershsnts Hotel
in Philadelphia, on the 9Th day Of Oetober-when ana
where profile Of the property certihssfs specimens Of
the ore and every desirable information viii DO gyeo
"" ELIASP. YOJN0MAN
.....,o.. A,yu.t n IAN s2i
"a FARM WANTED TO RENT-On or before
10 Dr st containing from 50 % 100 acres, IN healthy
location within few miles Of the city well stocked
with fruit good state Of cultivation snd o. sssy zee"
Preg.renee zivsn 10 place the salt wster-
r rta " al ST.
"a FARM FOR sALR-ofA sctes, under high eul-
- fivafion with good baidinss 81 Stotcb Plains rev
80 Jersey ~ miles from this cityaccso bv rsiirose s'e
steamboat three times day Apply 20 v.u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
roPCfcN NEWSPAPERS

ny me -TTAN,HIP BRIfANNIA, q bEhfOhD
Dk CO. No Astor H0gse-Lsndsn fietsnA Ssws-
Times and Punch. Bells Life IN London; q Deat
Freeu.ns journal ke The ssoye, tesetnef VIII Al
The sna cheap Rsslss,qSs 0r "a, .ss. 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

SHIPS Duxbury. Woodbury.. Jr, sumatra, VIM Sale :;
e,sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
a0LD AND silver

~ WATCHES The subscriber has Just received
Gos assortment Of fine gold and silver Watches.
~ which will b retsiled at tbs following snprecs-
d.nfed low Prices a.,
r1-l jeweled Gold Levers -
Full Iewsled Silver Levers.
Gold IspfHe< W.
All watches sold this establishment warranted % per.
f.,rm v eli. Or the money refunded
Wafehes ClOcka and Jewelry repaired and warranted
J. T WlLLIsTOS, Dealer m Watches
,is lmeod+is 4 COrtlzEd-st fpp stslrs) COZ bro4dwy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
MARINE JOU r n AL
PORT OF NETWORK.

IMMATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY.
rar sun rnE MOON. rUIL SEA.
A,e'....s a. Sets ....5 50 Morn. 5 Morn .. Is
Snaon ......... sept Havre. Sept.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

STONE-.-Pieree's celebrated american AZ ~ 'll. .
Slookinr stove far wood coal, with hrobnck oven
re- sthscrter Will Al al times have hand sn sssoff'
fuent OF the above. IL D. only necessary Dr s pDic ~
.,r them 10 be- convinced az their p-rorfy over All
tsr oe now, hi use Air Tint Hail s1d PsrOr Stoves
az w. GEORGE PIERCE ~ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

BENJAMIN MOONEY, Aucfionecr
llARDW ARE. CUTLERY, Nc.-by EDWARD
IL q CRAZY, tins day. AZ 10 o'clock, AZ the Auction
rsyors scissors shears. tower skets, chest, cupboard
anA irunk locks hes rons plane do moasses gates
trace ANA halter chains vons. whips, horse shoe, tooth
and shaving brushes states, statis glasses snun boxes per
cussiou caps clocks trying squares carpenters and
So ,,,or.rs shoe ,,unch plyers, Sc &C -2l M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
CARPET EsTABLIsHMENT

p in The United States. ~ Bowery HIRAM ANDEk'
SON where will be found large assortnent OF English
ana American cmpetnz purchased ar low prices 9r cash
- srlendid variety OF hearth rugs, table and piano
covers mats on cloths &C all Of which WIN he 500 -
nor cent less than any other warehouse Jus, received
5000 large tuffed Hearth Rugs. 30. each. -
1000 wards Venetian Stair and Hail Competing Al . 90
per yard. -. -.
5000 ward. Enxlish Drugget, low prices.
no. 0 yds English double >upefhne, from o. % % per yd
800 yards English ply Carpet al 10" ptlces -.
u s,,srnber No sg HIRAM ASMERSOS.
81 5,niseos 20 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
III HENRN sTORMs, Dep uty GIand Mar.haI
gan stated meeting Of the -. Nichoia

{-Y- Mechanics, Iusfitute.-A special meeting OF
the Institute the election Of Officers and Directors for
the ensuing year. viii be held Tuesday evening, 2l
instant The polls win be open precisely At O'Clock.
full attendance of the members IL requested. by order
JAMES J. MAPES. President
CHARLES G. BARRiTT Actuary. sl8 Site
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
Nippsnose, August u, 1871. 81 u y
"a FARM WANTED TO RRNT-On OF bsson
WATCHES, JpwrLRY, 60.

a n FULTOs ST. ls2 sowEay 49,.
Il, 4 business, they enabled 70 supgI{ eos'omen
49, with Fine Gold Watches, fsshionsbie yessny
- Mare a. reduced prices Merchants and others
order. for watches swsiy or silver "sfs furnish
ed AZ wholesale prices ,.. -. .......,.
Our Rule OF Business A'ie,s "s""''' y
60 III Cheap one PfIee ~ lm..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
AIDES RUBBER boots.

n xnfFS RI-RnER HOOI>.-Ilis D. anew 4ft.c4e
and 4 patent made with leather OF uOorE so4ts sac i'
SET Ike stocking. have openings, Ald rnriy ~.lei
proof the top Tor al purposes regulnls compete fe
lection I'D ~ and above the -uke tbs new Invention Is
adapted For sale Wholesale and retail hy the owner % tne
p,feut - an II DAY, = Cort amidst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
~ French Language oral sysrem

" reno THHEHH1t NY ~" ", =,
ught 0y his daughter MADAME DvRAND.-Mcd d ~
forms aeT apii- that she is prepared 20 continue
their course Of Instruction. and to receive the names Of
gen demen who dosile 20 join the first Evening Class
h. dies wishing ID oin Morning Glass will please call
Immediately aud make arrangement Residence - W a.
Get III swise0d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
WANTS.

" III 70 Adrertiseaezts sem BY na Be
r''fpad, tly sriA not Be taken srf Of tn OHe,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

tzy- Roberts, New aud splendid style Of Gothic
Door aud Number Pates-entrely new and ofisina de-
signs Those in want Of something and splendid or
their doors are invited TO call examine the above art
oes Also splendid assortment OF new style beipulis.
and warranted A. ROBERTS. sos Broadway
ais S,cissod near PTnce-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aactioreer
Bt>t~. RICHARDS ~ PLATT. store 80
ID Srosdsy Liberal cash advances made on eonsisn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

Isses are warranted perfect every respect and 70
ssord n protection for books papers money &c again"
loss BY IRE thieves -,
FOR mpsrafvey small any person can have an
i.,vs,rs once Of his own-0ne which exacts neither
ass oT nremiums and which cannot be broken down BY
1;svier'. Patent Double and Improved Single sssnsn
der fes Of any dimensions required By Banks, Brokers
Merchants jewelers. for Records Or iof othel puDc
received AZ the Depot l2 Water between Pine and wal
.,s nv fau2l lme0disNWl A. X MDrN SpN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

NrFX.yORk INSTITUTION FOR TIE BLIND
y I.'.ba rerua and Twenfy-thirf st-.-Fsting days
TUESDAYS only, from 70 7 NJ Nisiters NOT admitted
without a ticket fIom Manazer
MANAGERS
49,, q Pbsi,. Cvrsnius Beers FLOYD smith.
90. o. Lanes Marsh Nichols. Dean.
T ia Robert l. l.se William p Jones
i,a's-' g tusn Jobu p Crosby. VIM X ThursiOn,JT
49,. i Nnrrav A Robfs3n Walsh, Henry sheldon,
s,fs,,.nf r Moe Fdygard Jones' Robert Oracle.
John WOOD. 81 3wis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

A RARE CHA>(E.-Any person having $50
~ an rurclase interest Of ouctdird or the net pro
rs IN IN extensive establishment IN tins eliy without
80 e.pcnsbe fJr OF the expense connected Win
- business whaicveT. Apply a. 10 WAlst rooms ir
md n No one need apply wlhoat they have the cash a.
~" = ~ .N....a TT 81 lwr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-30
Making Pork,

Making pork is one Of the most essential in
tereSts OF the farmer, and may be made one of
the most profitable. We question, however,
whether as generally conducted, much money is
made by feeding swine, and the reasons are suf
ticlently plain. In the first place, but little at
tenton, if any, is paid to the kind of hog used
for feeding
1t is enough if the animal, caught and Gagged
in the pen, is hog; the fact that given guam
tty of food fed to some breeds will make nearly
or quite as much again pork as when fed to some
other breeds, is overlooked and an astonishing
quantity of roots and grain is thus annually
wasted. In the second place, the mode of feed
ing is very defective. The food may be good,
but If given to the hog unprepared or uncooked,
much of its efficiency is lost To feed hogs
probably, they should from the fact, be kept in
a thriving state For half lattened at one time,
and then allowed to fall away until they are mis-
erably poor but kept constantly improving from
tile time they leave the SOW until they arc ready
for slaughtering. 1t takes a much larger amount
of food to raise an animal of any kind allowed
TO become poor, than to keep one constantly
thriving Again, the time allotted to feeding, is
usually too limited good firm heavy pork can.
not be made, no matter what may be the feed
used, short OF three or four months. Hogs NAV
be pulled out, and made to look pretty fair, but
their meat will not be hard and firm, and will be
affected with the complaint called shrinking in the
pot. Hogs fatten much faster in moderate wealth.
er, than in severe cold weather. and hence the
process of fattening should commence as early
as the food to be used can be had. After the
process of feeding begins, see that the hogs have
enough to suppose squealing, revenging hog
will fat, is mistake, but unfortunately COM
mon one.
Farmers in general miss large part of the
profits that might be made from feeding pork, by
not paying attention to the making of manure
from the swine. For corn, variety of expert
ments has convinced us there is no manure that
can be compared with that of the pig and the
farmer who permits any Of this to be wasted, OF
does not give the animal an opportunity of con-
verting as much mold, vegetable matter, &c. in
to manure as can be done, is great loser in the
end. Some able farmers have estimated that
the manure made by a lot of pigs, where the
proper materials are provided, will fully pay the
expense of feeding; but there is no doubt il
they no not do this, they will, by fermenting the
most enrching compost of crops, add essentially
to the ultimate profits of the farmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-30
4 erttnItnral.
Signs Of a Good Farmer.

l. When farmer is seen marrying young, it
shows that Providence helps those who help them
selves, and that in future he will have helps" of
more kinds than one.
2 When lights are burning in his house before
break OF day, in the winter especially, it shows
that the day will never break on his breaking"
in the winter of adversely
3. When you see his barn larger than his
house, it shows that he will have large profits and
small affections.
4. When you see him driving his work instead
of his work driving him it shows that he will GER
tainly work his way to prosperity.
S. When you see in his house more lamps for
burning lard or grease, than candesticks for
more expensive purposes, it shows that economy
is lighting his way to happiness and plenty, with
that which should enlighten every farmer in the
world
=. When you always see in his woodhouse a
sulficiency for three days, if not more, it shows
that ne Will be more than ninety days wonder
IN farming operations, and that he is not sleep.
ing III his house after a drunken froIic.
Z When he has a small house separate from
the main building, purposely for ashes, and az
IRON or tin vessel to transport them, it shows thai
he never built his dwelling to be funeral pile
for his family and perhaps himself
g. When his house is boarded inside and out
1t shows that he is "going the whole hog" il
keeping plenty inside his house and poverty out
g. When his sled is housed in summer, and
his farming implements covered both winter anc
summer, it plainly shows that he will have gooc
houou Ills mead IN the summer OF early lift
and the winter of old age.
TO- When his cattle are properly shielded and
fed i'll winter, it evidences that he is acting &C
cording to Scripture, which says that mercifu
man is merciful to his beasts.
III. When he is seen subscribing for newspa
pers, it shows that he is speaking like book re.
spectlng the latest Improvements in agriculture
and that he will never get his walking papers tc
the land ofpovcrty.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-30

WiSlar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry in the Old Dominion.
We extract article from the New Era published Portsmouth
Va and edited by A. Cunningham Esq He speaks of
self, and here is the extract.
We have been, for days, suffering under namma
ton the lungs. produced by cold and rrted by speaking
in pubc so that throughout Saturday night Sunday Monday til
Tuesday, the symptoms Of the disease increase
suffer ing WIS Intense without the least appetite for food The
cough dry and hard causing the pains the heat
and back We had fairly mp all hope of relief when
thought This Basam and sent for bottle. We took the frs
dose according directions aud almost instantly felt glow
healthy warmth through the systemths two ocock
took another dose at nne and amer felt sensible relief
AT the morning took another Dose and the phegm thoug
tough yellow and elected from the lungs with
We deemed due humanity and the medi
cine this unsougt testimonial to the virtues Of the Balsam
in case"
None genuine unless signed J. Butts the wrapper For sole
by @sth W. Fowle, General Agent 9S ,S7ngtoh street, Dos
ton, and BY Collins II nedh3id Montpelier, W. %