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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

NrppyR IL CLEvELASD.---We learn from the
CqsreLaud Denooyot ihat man nsm Jerome b wilson
was passing % kiger-sc 10 Cievriao1 about eiOcA
lat Fridsy evening whom be accosfed ~ two men
with IN, rn ne bad some words snh 0y "nen ne was
s.,su.t.d and fesG o. the earth The rsiians the
pissed On and d.sppesrea IN the darkness Ihe wound
- ma, rss tasep INTO house b. aud si,er having
,isv recovered his cor sciOusness. went home with
pnt a,s,tspce He fingered for about "A hours under
IN charge Of the best sur eODs. when ne expired
A no.t mortem examination vss conducted by Pref.
Aeki.v whose testimony showed the nature OF the In
inry aud the deylisn intentions Of the murderers
bio on the head Occssoning sewers fracture OF the
skull aud inf ced by some hard substance occssonea
,oe death After hearing the testimony the jury return
ID veroic, Of death from injuries inflicted oy person
or ysrsOns unknown. IN.
Tour men Amasa Norton Lester Norton, Nelson hstn
os and John Arnold have been arrested 90 susp
IA having Killed Wilson and are IN jsil awaiting an
* animation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

FATAL RAILROAD AccIDEsT.-We ind IN the
Boston Trarr the particulars Of the accident on ms
Vermont ADD Massachusetts Railroad mentioned 10 our
Telegrsphic dispssch published yesterday ihs'P
says:
a freishtIsin consis,ng Of al engine sho - 800.
loaded with railroad iron erossins ~ . SO
built over Miller's YER ttef~ecn Aloo. - -
Roxsl,tou1 wnen the bo.ts snich f.si1neo u
49,. on, .nd tn- rottosn Of the hrioge toko'n-' ~"
~ s,gioe ana ear. sas prccipitAt1 INTO INC
m - - sa,es- n.znsd woodbury. wac instantly kNso-
o. 49,, 90. found IN the mud. under the engine snd
-. "a he Ride The freight master named nht
- - shirley was injured. . 10 supposed morisly
~, - ,.e,sons Who sef- upon the train, sso con
s.5 S The road very badly injured and are
-. o~c,ed 10 recover. Out OF the fourteen persons
L. 60 uoon the train bot one wss ale = give any
$3.50, ~ he accident Ire csUse Of The accident was
re rnDerectou the iron used for the rods 10 the cen
ire OF the bridge.
siz persons are known 20 have been kiil-d viz Nj.
Woosbury the Engineer Hr Benismin King Of West
Acton (~hO has left wife and cndrsDG Ar Tnoup-
son Of Acton Mr. Wiley Of Bslowinsvile Mr. Huntoon,
formerly Of West Acton. and another, name unknOWn
Mr. Wnin1r ticket msster ~ BAicUinssile IL osdiy
burnt slso Mr Reynolds. track rePeirer The fireman.
Dir Patch Of Liletop escaped with the least injury
and Ia getting along very comfortably. Inc is vas
about 40 feet and the engine and cars s remain 10 ioe
river II there dead bodies they srs oenesta
the cars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

Tbe,e vxers some Of the occurrences, NJ tue re-
cent elections ia tnie 7ta'-' ~H''" ~ ~
toe Doirc.I les.oDs thy t0sen.
IT, f,r ex.nyle The County OF Morgan ana tns'
s@n.torsi district There What 10 called the Deuloc-
rsey nom mated major Of volunteers a csnaioa's
Cor The sts,e s.ba,e and bought not only 70 eect MIN
t., elect him by a large majority But this WAS no,
enough To- make all sare. these Democrats soopted
ths National Reform Ticket nominated ~ what W.
called the Working Mems party Here was CONTINUATION
Of Democracy War and Reform, they though suons
The Wbgs on ihe other hand nominated a member
Of the society Of Friends who wAs exactly snu. war
I'm, .troogiv Conservative kOt~iihsiaDdiOg this iOrn
dable srrsy the people OF Morgan eiee'eo me wing
Ticket - -, a.,
What wa. done 10 Morgan County was done 10 ne
pi,tret The candidate for sens,or, 10 toe coObuss %
ps,,y Morgan and Washington. ~ss counted On, "lih
cert-iuty. by IN. War DsmOcr~is
The Wqrle,to InfsHtgescer says;
Major Love wa. nomosod A o1nolos,s Io' "a
sts with an exyec-On that the Wer spirit would eiyc'
him BIZ an oDtreiy unprecedented majority For "ees'
After The nomination the Whiss were tsunted 10 tnl'
wise: You say this Mexican war nov
ell provs that tits We hsvs nominated MAJOR "oo
hs. ssryed 10 II: now beat him n you can
Tn, Major came out 81 little end OF the horn Per
~ County gave diminished Democratic majority sho
Wssbin gfpn a greatly Increased Wing majority
The County " Montgomery may be taken a. another
example There as elsewhere II was songhi 70 mske
somsthiog terribly unpsriOtc ut Of Messfs ssheneK
and Corxins speeches 81 inst the war TRAITORS
wexicans snd All the pleasant terms In when me Vo
eabuary Of Loco FocOsm 10 tiuept and learned were
employed with the idea ths' toe people could Dc im
posed upon by this sort Of hummery lie rrsuit "as
beter WING M. ority thsn thst COunsy generally sVs'
At local elections 49,.
Take the Counties Of Darks aud shelby Tor ano.ns
example. There the Loco- succeeded last year. inn'
-, ~, have handsome Wing IDsjoTiy
Moreover Belmont County IL another example
The Belmont Chronicie says;
But the result Is ers'iyng because oil me issues
la ,s IN. con,..t Ia The nomostion of Capt. Pat
terson the War question raised snd the Cu',e" the
organ OF the ticket proclaimed A. and the Tax law as
the srest questions 70 b. decided aud we we're mo-
backward 10 accepting the Issue.
Cam Iohp Patterson. lste Of the Army Of Mexico
was found 10 the rsars the election although VIZ
do NOT doubt hs CALAMITY would have carried bin to the
Tbes, are no, results brought about by the votes OF
Toras ss some rnsgine II is the Farmers votes The
hone :, Yeomsnry of the state which determine ia po
H,csI destiny Take the following examples from
shington County
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MARIN JOU X n A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arrived Br brig Mary, Dolby, Falmouth Jamaica, 70
days pmeno, 10 Laurie. Left at - Ann Bay, brigs
Petersburs for New-lork, loading; Ellis tBrl do do.
26t inst of the Capes Of the Delaware, spoke Arthur
Steemy, Of Boston, steering ;. -
Br big Dow Roop, SOuley, Peterborough, Ms, days,
psster to 7 Wolfe. 18th inst, Sandy Hook bearing
W distant Ia miles IN heavy squel ian ME-, carried
away fore aud pmasts, foretop gsautmasi. &c.
Was towod the Hook up the City by the steamboat
United States
Kelly Left schr Enterprise, Of Baltimore for New
York, next day. . -,
Schr Sbawmut Farrar, Calais, Me- l. days iumOeI' 10
Smith & BoyntOn. . go
sohr sarah seavy seavy, Calais, Me, 10 days lsth to
Smith B0ynton.
schr sarah Bentley, Calais. Me. days, lumber
Schr John snow Parsons Bluehlll, days, granite
Schr Albano Pitcher, Machas, Me- days lumber 10 /
+ Snow son.
Schr l. Vose, Keller, Maohas, Me, days, lumber to
Brett NOse. .
| Snow Son.
sailed.-Paoketship Garrek Hunt for Liverpool
~
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FALSE Lady no more shaft thou TIME
With one who was faithful 10 thee
Dissembierl henceiorh will si'ne
Each throb o. affection for thee
The hand that prized asa jewel
To others gladly resign
A nature inooos,sot and cruel
Shall never be mated with nine.
Old poets have feIgned that FAIRY
OF peerless department and charms,
First tempted Der victim to marry
Then turned TO bag in his arms
Thy beauty thus yelled for season
A heart that was hollow and cold,
Blu, Love turned 70 ashes when Reason
Detected the counterfeit gold
Arm Sem 8 1877
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Here the Whips lose 10 Marietta and gam &c 10 nFe
hack town.hivs and hist MOI a dtratnished uot
W.. should not enter into these detss but To show
exactly what has been done by tho RIDICULOUS rnon'
pontade about Corwin and the War
There 10 another lesson taught by this and other re-
cent elections that the Democracy have Lost more man
they have gained by their e"it Bdnk'sm. Wbat lney
viii take up next. Il 10 Impossible to say avenuon
will be- es,ed not little to find n new ssue.
The State OF Ohio hss been Tor the last three years
very prosperous The State Finances are now In q
good condition, and we trust may os kept 90. ne %
no, ace what controversy can be had about the State
officers OF Ohio and trust Ne may unite IN sdiDg
the gro In all good things, of this glorious state
fCincinnati Chronicle.
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sTRoNG,s PATENT LAMPS.

4 ST.--These lamps cast no shade.
Il ID Are free from smoke or smell. -
Sd Will burn the cheapest OIL and give greater hshi
at less expense than any lamp now In use
4th Are more brilliant than camphene spirit 90
without the same risks 70 life and property.
5th Are liable get VI order easily cleaned
and warranted for year
9Th The hand lamps will not spill oil with the mos
careless usage - . ........, 80.
Manufactured solely by S. d. VANDERHEYDEN "
Pearl.st New-York WarerOOm 30i Broadway
Chandeliers, bracket, hanging, paror aud msnte sm'
In every variety
Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
N b. Solar and astral lamps altered OF In
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VESSEL BURNT At SEA-Ihe CfoNceste, &c
o6 s,,os ms, the schooner Iowa Of Boston, Batche
Ier. from Hampdsn Tor Yarmouth Mass was, WITH her
cargo 0unoer &c) totally destroyed by hrs on Tues
dsy morning about O'Clock of the Sslvsges ne hfe
csgaht IN the deck losd the gslley and spread
yith such fury lost everything The crew
were picked up by the schoo2er Tuscany and carried
l..a..I l..Ic
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THE PALO ALTO or Waterproof Man Cover
This aud most elegant loose outside garment pat
tern invented and introduced BY the subscriber has every
merit required Of q proof outer garment with none
OF the objections OF the former India rubber coats II u
made of silk OF fine cambria thin OIL SILK, perfectly
Tree from all smell stlnens OF s0tens BY climate
wei chs but made with mantle serving the
Of hood very large sleeves IL j. unlike al udis
rubber goods heretofore made and will supesede al other
kinds OF waterproof garments No garment u India rub
Der has ever received Ike universal approval IL wur
tbs the inspection Of officers Of army and navy semitic
exposed IN travelling, substitute for unbfe q m
stormy weather Extensive arrangements are msae ~
supply tins article wholesale or retail ~ well other
Kinds and Of India rubber coats cloaks capes pom
eh0s scsutoshes, oyeras lessinsf Kidding SUITS hTe-
mems suits, &C. &c. Warehouse . Cortland-si,
s.s,f HORACE III. DAY.
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sUsr's LATELY PATENTED
RAILWAY LAMPS.

Nd LATELY PATENTED RAILWAY LAr,
"A VIC \, ohNatus ell tle iculfes attend ins ne A..
wick Nanuitcturrd an1 sold v h0les4is b. TIE 49,
Tor aud raientee, ~ Ool-st. New.iOfk
The tube Of this lamp fnate large and ROAD On A.
edge, with ne roun1 parts connected - thin ,esr
The centre. TIE WICK = also made agk- sud fol J.,
each edge, of loose open candle cd f0 De tie tlh. 49,
forms free conduit Tor the oii, blras 10 b.Ids r,
the Game and prevents The lstt from soinr cat -
carried shout The part 10 the ~ick 7. ma. -,
hard ard frfn Tor the roller ald srilz 10 sst ap.s -
by prsventlng the teeth 0l flo roller from eat
.ick and setting 0at q order; ~hie tae fprnf
ether thick or thin wlcS UtA Ard ceft4ittr -
afrs al difl cl.tlss aifeldin tie lai tube and "
KllONNt NrArioNs.
have used M samuel husts " lsfcnf HlIirr, L.
and Yf-t~ iu mg family, aud md that tie drar-. .
,ts Gar ,r.ck ana tube entirely o5satet - 40 -
III the common roand tube and wics aud Go i-f.t,
commend sald tube and Nick % he PATRONAGE u H. -
ii, b-leyins them o. sc The best IN -
: ned b. Hon JAMES HARPER. lAte Mayor sfN 4
Hon JAMES lALLM ADGE.
President oi the Ameucan lastifut. ID -,
Hon A d. MiCkLE, iafe Mayor of \ va.
Iafesned thanks are returned % The putAc for s a.
limited PATRONAGE now bestowed upon his invention ~
a continuance OF the = respectfully solicited IA.
following extensive dealers, who have psfclsed AID A.,
now selling these lamps, - an iacuonA Tecomneadtf-
of their superiority and vel, hereby warrant tt.,
not 70 get out OF order by fair for iafce ytar
DO Will repair them ~ the iactnrs without c1srgs ll
improvement = neatly applied 70 ohef l.afs d.. o.
metal. small expense The public are caatclsa ~
to buv through mistake the a. is7c or ai aics Iva h,
Raiirlos, 1s they entirely dllrTeut
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huflfln4, ~ tlrN arc rNIlfNit
Sold b. the following deaIc
Vim stncker. p Onni-st
Jacob Hadley, % 6rsul-st.
Jss Hutchin<s, 20 Grant-st
X Roberts. 50 6rard-st
Unlefhill. 81 Grand 20
4 Dennis 4 CO. 5i5 Oland-s'
Hutchinson. $40 Grartst
LID Riker. $50 Grand .,
T. |. smith. - OIan1-si
Nov bray, 49, OrAnd-st
RE Moss. ~ Grand -
Wm \ French, 5l1 Grand y
L Merrill. SD Grand-st
NJ Boyd. 81 Grand Il
Souerviiie. N Bowery
{ : Hine. IS B0wery
Cromwell A Barnes, y 30"
\ Cort. 90 Bowery
Geo 4 Phillips, - Bowery
A Steaduer. 81 bowery
y Merritt. 100 B0wery
4 Abindroth. laj Bowefy
EAR NJ Wilson, lio Bow y
: ; BrainaEd. li5 Bowery
Ritter Hsdley. i6g Bovcry
Thos Mowbray. i0i. Bowery
II W Boswell, pa b0~efy
Fredk X Lee, 20 Bowery
Jas Newman, 2a bowefy
RIM Wilson, 99i Blwery
Pinckney NPrice, SD Bow ,
John Jeskins. $50 bowcry
VIM Blacsett. 81 b0wery
Chas Kane. 81 Bowery
Joseph y I'LL. SS5 E0wery
; Conover. 81 Broadway
W McCready, Jr fl3 b way
\ Ludiafn a Co, as Bwsy
Woran \ Haushwoui, 5ol do
&c Berrien. tll Broadway
Juo Blackett. GO B'way
WNSeymonENCo,6Caih' rins
Sunl Mitchell. 8 Catlarine
NJ Morrison, L. Caihafine-sl
J y Watkins, ~ Cathsrine
X r Johnston. 50 Clth1fine
Mrs Briskle. y Cafhafine-sl
John Barry. Is Csiharire-st
Dare X Webb. - Cathaune
Joseph Weed, 70 Division -
W A Hamilton, lS< Division
Z Reese, 1854 Divis.0n-st
John Drew. pa Dtsision-st
: BROKER. 2f8 Diyisiou-st
Fdw'd Jones. 255 Division =
z sumner. 1853 Greenwich =
JJLagfsve. .o5 Greenwich
J Atw-ll. 10 Greenwich-st
+ Hadley. ~ Greenwich-st
ar Lagraye. 30 Greenwicl
II Van Eyery,222 Oreenwicl
= Mason. 148 Greenwich-st
VIM Calico, 2i8 Greenwich
A A Martin CO, 30 do
Philip reets, 20 Greenwich
W Pamphlin 4 Co, 3oo do
J&ICoN. IS Msiden-lsne
smith. Tory 4 Co, 81 do
JChandlerN Foster, N do
JB Mindle a CO. - DO
smith 4 strong. % Maiden.
ABB Marvin, Maiden.lane
J Osborne. Jr 81 Fulton-st
L ) Little. 50 Fulton-st
Chas starr. l07 fulton.st
WIN Slngrsham, ~ fuliO
10 Fay. l35 Fulton-st
NewbouldSRu sell lHFult
WEst0utenbuEgh, lf3 fulto
| John Murphy, 2ll FULTON q
! Jas 4 Nissan, l8e Water-sl
Barclay 4 Wilson,6i huds0
A Walter. 2l8 Hudson-st
| & II Mclntire, J0i Hudson
r. Myers n Co, Slg Hudson.
| Benz Parker, 407 Hudson-st
VIM 7 Filing, f38 Hudson
VIM Patterson. 400 Hudson
w + Rowland. 500 Hudson-I
V W Many, sol Hudson.st
BRO
Th0s Frazier, % Fulton-sf
! Dietz, Bro therNCO, ~ fulto
Henry Dikeman, 70 Fulton
| Ovinsion Brothers, b Fuit0
| David Co0pe, 81 Fulton-st
| John Bunce. - FultOn-st
| Powell 4 Winning. l0i rultOl
John Butler, ~ Fulton-st
William Drew, " Fulton
OBJ tfeOd
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LIST OF LETTERS.
'rofSrNESr

~ -HE rNsUSE FEciAi .ff0'S
slr lad b u f-rfi,r srsciff. ,....h. 20.
A. ~ .iv.r-iseuleus made under ne oilel, si.s,,
m General. usvsrar-r or ncN.f-4 Ii ~. "a
- IN r.p-rs q he town place vher- - i.-
t.rr IL A. BE- situated. is-tas q. -srf,'i la,
Ne.r Pot pFor La, Fafftd M - . ~
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t.if = ~. ~ warrant iNEm
i..ge for tafee ysar-ifft-v
.ctnry without e1slgs as,
led 10 other ltmfs. tl.s.e
De public are csltc1sa -
~ fs3s or .ai aits Iva n,
iilrTeut
'ss
\ ) Rose, SO Nuds1nr
Mm M1Ccm1, t-l Alcaa
. Kelly. Us SpunSst
CD McCialn, iil >pi.lsx
ID Marshall. los Spurgsi
VI NciufiTe, - >prnsa
D A A Woodins, je3 Slr,f
.CogswcliALamlurcgx.-3,
Is L0wsrre, 30 sruagu
rhcs Jones. "a Sguuga
John Jones, % >plus.st
: J Montgomery, - Sprr.
ID q Walton. - Spnnss
John SltgreAyes. - Spun.
james hinds. 81 CanAu
| * : Reilly, i13 Cana-a
4 Z simpson 20 CsnalH
David rcets. - Cllaist
III l. Hunt, 9i5 Cs1alst
~ b Huse, ~ Oreenulchsr
John .her, ii6 Grcel'h.tr
IL UudeIhili, li6 Gfceuhu
} sanders. / Chatham q
/ MNScymourAC0, = llu-n
Ia Mitchell, 5 CLaihams9
IL B RIM, l75 Chsihsmsl
Saml Mitchell, 5 Clilham.a
L. Way. 50 Ihstlzlsl
Manufacturers Chsim
Martin NNosburElo6 si1As
'JNDM >iaus1ury, ~ ,iasg
James Reilly, ISL stb-sF
Up Hamilton, 10 bihaf
John GREGORY, rs StAr
I 4 Relucg, ll1 lih-ay
lW Ncsicrteld. th-evc3iss
BRichardsun, ih-as a. ists
T. Russell s.. 9fhas
/ iienxic. Nbi1therl09 s.l-ar
ID Beckmm, 81 ~ as
stead & lhorp. t5 lt.ay
Mm Bltcsetf - Sd.sy
C Braudiachi. - td-av
'ThOs Reilly, - ti-As
III Holder. inc bieeck,t.st
Isl Ro.enbtum. "a b.eecs,r
ID McMartin. 80 bleecksfs
j Rutherford, lo9 bleecssr
lC 4 Tousley, - bieeeaef
= n Parker, ~ bleecsers'
ssrah Coppcl, 81 hleseksf
lC INLAY, 7 Ctfmlrc-sf
INV Deems. 50 Ctrmincs
lThosJaQuiss, iii CsTmine.s
lJohn Reilly, a. Carmine-s
ID ID Wright. D iou-foll2
lDeMottA Des0e. "a Houston
lJohn Blacsett, So Housion-si
lJno "A Rnnneils. lrl Houston
Andrew Jascr, 10 Houston
: l. Newman, 3jj n0nsion-s
ia Diersir, Sjj houst01-sf
Nv IA Weed a CO. la5 Pear
~ Brow 70. Peatlst
r Many. $50 feafl-st
ia Philips, S53 Broome-si
iW Hiciubotham, 16l brooms
Aaron Finley, 80 Bfoomes
In " Anderson - uih.sy
NV Gnihu. A. oth-sy
VIM = Mclntlre, lfoth.ay
John q Barton, 80 til-sy
10 Ouimby, 10 tth.av
Ia " Dixon, lla bth-ar
lM A Gunt0n 100 0thav
lIfsndlil 4 Duntiii ~ vtb-N
lThos McKiuzie. i9o oth-sY
all " Dixon, Jb) oth-ay
Kelly. avenue c
Joseph Miller, , avenue B
e Miller. 88 avenue d
D Patrick Mccoy, as Az D
ia q NJ Rsdiey, ) az D
Il Alex b Summers n ayD
ItW X Tatterssll, - Az D
> " Waterbury, 81 ~ D
q John Lutz, iJl Wllleitsi
- Moran. "a seconds
it A q Hanford, 80 Ruisen"
)KLYN.
Nv n Glen, lAtul,on,a
n Scuddes 8 Go, 40 rei'ou =
~ II McAuly 80 tuiicn-s,
D White a. Burreii, ~ fai'e'
NaniellyAS shannon, % F.i|
William Pape, 81 James-st
tItI Af.II.ru NErfID A.
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XVANTED-A few active yoanE men % . SCUM
BOARDING.


UODCINc--Loaginss al the Beekmsn House. =
ILBeekmansi BY the ~ ghf or week choice Of over
thirty single rooms which for cle-uness cannot BE- s1f-
pssssd single rooms - cents. OheI rooms = cents.
on i'm }. NlLcOt
DO,RDER- NyANTED-Those who wish to secure
ID permanent board where none but those OF the s re-
spectabty are received, and every eNeiton nade 70
make an agreeable home ind % a. - beachsi cor
OF Hudson. Unquesonabs reference sfeA ana Aliso
OZ3 lwf
nRIyATE BOARD-A gentleman and his family
and or single gentlemen, can be accommodated with
every comfort desirable 10 make pleasant home iA'
WoOsier-st. near h0uston-stage route. O.. ~
no.RDINC-A gentleman and his wife, also a single
ID gentleman. csn be accommodated with iul board oi
family, Wncfc mere
are no other bosders. Please inquire a. ct
q few doors from Abiusdon-square 90 -
DOONI- WANTED.-One or two nicely furnished
tAaparnenfs IN the upper part Of the eyi anta ~
single gentleman. Address box x-1o4 o.. -
DOARDING-In H0uston-st. A pleasant room and
suitable for a gentleman and his wife Also room ioi
two single gentlemen Please apply al 515 h0ust0n-st
corner Of Cr0-byst FIRST block from BIoadway ID lM
DOAKDING-Havng taken the large and commodi-
ID house lb3 Duanest west side OF Hudson oPposte
Duane Park The location pleasant and he aihy As
any Ia tins city The house has been new y htted up a.
private boarding house for single gentlemen Oentienen
wishing pleasant rooms. will IND them very eligible and
convenient 10 downtown business CHARGES = ~ -
= 50 - per week Transient boarders % cents per
dav-l6s Duanest OILS I'M
FURNITURE OR PIANO WANTED gentle
man who has purchased house Of the hfst class
In the upper part Of the city wall accommodate ale"
persons board, and VIII receive good paror furniture
or piauoin payment-woud pay part 10 cash best re-
ferenoes given. Address A 5. Tribune Oaiee % W.
NO LET-Furnshed without board the second floor Of
neat two story house, suitable for gentlemen ~ loo8
ing rooms Inquire at 100 NoosteT-si % w
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DAGS.-Ths hishss. msrfet price paid for country
Aehsss o. 70 spruesr. By lei 2uased'l l. hsBEAN
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TO BANKERS AND MERCHANTS. :
IMPROVED PArFNT BARK sAfE
AND STORE LOCKS

AND sfDKk IOCk3. -
I'VE CLAIMS OF THIS LOCK - superiority az, ~" -.
i on ia saieiy, certainty " operation, snphAy +" w
structlOn and durability. -
The re,ut Of ne recent Trial Al III. Exehange hs ~
iis safety beyOld dispIte. No othef loc1 olrfo' " -
public hss endured The same t.si
The simplicity u 10 construction, aud Ne mslnr' !.
which ts motions are produced, combine " fsn1" -
action certain. ..p,
The srs ca psraiiycly moderate, opsfs 49,
when considered Ia connection with lh-if ss'rV, -.
lock u accompanied with two Keys. Price u We ~
SIZE 500 medium SIRE s<5 for safes and ~ .-.ss-
80 ~ SIS The l0wess priced locks deszre1 ~ ~,
ly for srosEs. and srt made tbs SANE pfneys.. n
with solld Instead Of casng esble seys Orders nsi
dressed 10 w y WOODBRlDGE,Ay'y
Tvs lawsU t.anufsrtory al F.l.LAh@ih-sl ~ -
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IKIYN
W n Glen, lg4Ful,on.r

W y lirtuf ~ -. =.
Scuddes 8 Go, 100 fai'oh -
~ n McAuly 80 t'uiien-s,
White a. Burreii, ~ fai'oa
sfaniellyNsbsnnon. 20 F.ii
William Pape, 81 James-si
n Mallrry, - Myrtle Az
J Muchmore, 81 hyrfle'ar
VIM uintOh, 30 Ailantlcg
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pRITANNIA WARE AND METALs.-LI

DOTT HAhI, IIaIe oo.TNHal fIaTT1T HallTl- ~
and importer Britannia VA aud dealer Block Thu
Ant uOuv Lead Metallic kismuth. az Burning Ell D.
of - tor sale II the lowest market prices
britannia me, Tea AID O01ee fois
ClsiOrs. with cut uio.d AID pressed bottles.
Pewter Plates. flatters, Dishes an- Basins,
fagons, Ialkarcs, Oubirts Plates, aud Baptism Bow
Metallic Couniu house Husbands assorted sizes,
Soup Lsdc Table and Tea spooas, great y4rietyi
MAuc Caud.c.tcks Chamber do, and Britannia Lamps
Pitchers, Mugs. Iumbcfs and Moiasses Cups
Pauishcd TIN Coffee rms. Filterers and Esg Boilers.
Patent Table and Tea spoons with steel handles.
tall assortment oi DlADus Shrhec Britannia Goods
Eegulus OF Antmony. hanca, SRA .hts alG Bal lll,
Furs Metallic Bisnlth. Pr aal Bar Lead Nc o. lw
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rHOMP.O>,s PREMIUM Thu.

THOMP>O>'S PkEhlt " .msn<
NUN improved by J. X. BENJAMIN, - p Mss,e
~ Ms universally approved Of ~ 20 ersssss
1Fsculty and al who use them a - =, "a .
can be graduated from one ~ biy fssrk -
the rupture without back pad, which does -, ~
~ % the spine, causing weakness and psin ~ 80 dap
and sdes, and often permanent spinsl disess ssry
trial given, and II perfectly ssfsfsctory' ~
siSse Also the most approved sA''a' ms I.,s
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EWBANK's HYDRAULICS.

sailed.-Paoketship Gsrriek, Hunt, for Liverpool
Miud-WSW.
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1919 DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS
1910. Daily JoaTla, cap siEe.
Diary, qus1to sze, hall bosud
Daily Memorandum book sso sixe tuck snc gilt
do DO do svc. DC. plaza.
Daily Memorandum BOOK limo. tuck and silt
d. do Go l3no. 10. o..
containing almanac. time and interest table, sne
space icg memorAncurs Tor every day ~ he year 70
sac By the publishers
~ lm FRANOIs 1 LONTREL. n M..asa.l.ne.
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TO FARMERS, COUNTRY uERcHaNr,.
AND OTHERS

Nat Heduction nj PenitentIary store.
VIE subscriber by order Of the I'd !. nor, 49,
fer at greatly reduced priess-
ing. ~ 's'' no" e'oh
''' ' pam ana "nped l4n'sy for Womens eio,hing.
In Store for Fall purchasers:
300 heavy ready made Ksrsry Coats
200 pairs do Pants
5coo pieces Brovan.. a arr. a.-prt,,rn,o NJ A.
Shoes equal to any market
Compee sets Of Wagon Harnes. horses with Car,
WaTon Harness IN portions ~ ~
Warranted Ares. very superior
$50, Whrai Pans WHEAT Says, Refge.tor wardrobes .pe
frRsrTuRE OF dIfs binds "">
Ior 81 Al rennenuay very superior OF Burr Min
above are offered on accommodating terns and pu
DO well to call at the Peaentary or At the store No
H. street leading To Msyo's Bridge.
go JAS. c. sPorrs. Ages, P-p,y