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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-17
GREEN TEAS.

Sarsr Lcqf-Seldom sold even by large dealers.
because ofthe very small profits made on its
sale. This is a very superior Tea
Do do Golden Chop Plantl-
tion or Garden growth / 80
Colder CbOB-ThIs is ihc finest Green Tea cultivated in
China, II is ofihr hrs' picking. and eXrrls an other
Green teas for it. dcliraCy Of favor. strength and aroma.
Heretofore this tea has never reached this country, ex.
cept in small lots, az presents 10 importers,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-17

Ne Pm U,ra-This Tea is NJ fragrant as a nosegay, II
Yields a perfume that l. truly delightful. II is ofgarden
growth, and superior 10 any Thing Oftie kind ever sold
in this country,
ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA. fine. 90 80
Do do do extra fine 90 OH
HOWQUA'S MIXTURE, II strong aud
rich black Tea Pekoe flavor 90 -
CONGO, 90 81
Do very fine. 90 80
PEKOE FLOWERS, good. ---.--..-- 90 sd
Do do garden growth. l 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-17
John D. MABTlN, r. p. EFFINGER,
MARTIN &
Attorneys and C%OunSeIlOrS al Law.
Attachment Notice.

OFFICE-In Fosters Brick Building.
Lancaster. Ohio, June II, 1917. 8
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-17
Dissolution of Partnership.

Sert. 3 1al7.-Stnte .@IonrnnI. rfsl 3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-17

IOHN D. MARTIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04
Inndnn prnYisinn Market.

PRovts,oys The demand for Irsh Butter has fallen on,
Al the same time good trade doing A. firmly sustained
rates The market rm aud steady tone, the agents
not being such willing sellers a. 0i late The deifee-
from the wharfs continue large and the stock now lei -
about the same a. last year ~ this time arrow
Clonme and Cnrrick landed 49, 70 3s, LmeneN 20 20 -
Waterford 90 49, ard Tralee Jis 20 s per ct On board
for Immediate shipment fair amount OF business mas been
done Al steady prices. there little Offer and the AGENTS
nppear rne Carlow and Conme s9s 20 ~. and aier
ford e 10 g8s with the usual differences for inferior quai
ties The demand tor home make has not been quite 80
good aud the accepted have been under those OF a
week Prime mild choice qualities OF Bacon remain very
scarce and having good demand farther Use OF IL - -
readily paid aud offered Ind buyers All other
qualities also IN request and puees tuy equal u
tho k-sikesbe W aterord landed prime, sos
10 g seconds 78s heavy 7Ssto 80 Limerick szeabe
POs 20 as and heavy rs On board or tor future
ehipmeut the transactions upon very limited scale
owing 10 the small quantity o shpping some parcels re-
Gently cured are offering immediate shipment hnt me
prices asked are much above those the trade are a. present
inclined 10 gve American continues n good request a.
5 10 CPS As IN and condition Bale and uefce MD
dies continue IN good request and pces looking up, owing
10 stock. getting small Belfast short mddles s 70 U.s.
and erce 63s 74s American are hrn and IN soa re-
Guest middss OF Pork AS b2s, and Bacon ndnes IS
70 On. American Hams steady Al COS 70 os ior smoked
and SOS 20 5Gs IA pickle Westphaia 60 on seadiy AZ s
- 70 for good and fine and SIS % bis for inferior and mia
ding lrsh Han continue slow OF sale. and prices barely
supeortsd Pine haddered Ish Lard ~ s scarce. and
would readily sell 92s as al other kinds are M aT r.
supply and quite a drug a. market American has met
with moderate sale az as 20 s IN barrels ana 90 u 90
in Kegs Barreled nsh Beef and Pofk meet with slow
ale hut holders are frm and demand late rates Amen
can Beef continues in good demand and fa prices ere
psid Pork sells slowly but holders unwilling Co take
lower rates Prices for ships use rule As follows lnna
iIos prime mess Pork los e5s per bb aud Hams Co. to
49, ufI 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04
Continental.

H,vFrrcg-Ths market is still doll Wheat is still on
lv boushf for home consumption small lot 0f lev - ih-
rcd fetched fls per ar little parcel II new SaAe Bar
lev 81 Do. Der hu-he -1ld Us bat uQ NOR
Offering 80 present Ne" DANISH, ni aNrrtFe 4l
gi iebf be bought u in the islands. deliver
la (lctoter Oats unaltered. Rye continues O. decline
80 Beans oferus New Peas Of average quaiiif' 'unn
bought Jts per az Tree Oh board on me Jams" .
deli serahle n October
p,NrzIc-oders be zinnngto feelthat decline IN
the price Of aI descriptions Of Cram - inefaur IT hrJ
Will fad purchasers How far tins may 20 we cannot lore
see for the moment but should think that 5s o. IS Tor
81 10 81 lbs high mixed and less for mia ca would be ac-
cepied Il real Offers were made.
KoNicsHgRc- The supplies from Nolihynia, amounting
from 90 20 lasts. arriving, asae % = lasts
81 lie ordinary mixed hes been made az about rs free on
board fact causing much sensation here; q lasts 81 "a
~. hs. good aud ID ghmXed Upper Polish Wheat nave
been bought by a dealer ar 81. free on board.
TRlssTE-Our present stock Of Wheat amounts 70 about
SO 900 quarters held AZ cur quotations, which must nov"
ever be considered u some degree nominal Inc scius
stock Indian Corn amounts 20 about <WH or Win Al
most daily arrivals Prices for the present soue~ hai
rner on account Of recent purchases on speculation
Grvo,-Our accounts from this port inform no that hold
err Of Wheat had shown good deal Of anxiety ~ fcAze
and that though parcels the spot were still held com
paravelv ligh, carzOcs arrive had been offered on
moderate terms Polish Odessa, mmedi afely aNaliabi'
weighing GLIB. 70 G2bs had been sold A. 5is 81 T. % ana
Alariauopai weight n 5is Cd, Whe ste- Tor
future delivery had been made al about ~ per quarter
free on board
LreHor~ Wheat y in limited demand Several am
vnl- had gone lu there. but sent ON 20 Genoa
MAgsFuLEs-Lsrge arrivals Of Wheat are coming ~
here mostly from the SEES Of Azof Prices have declined
although thew still maintain high rate for we again could
obtain ~ I'd 10 AS Tor soft MananopOl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04

sales. however 70 any extent. less money would hsve
been eheersy taken by the Corn factors hAVins are
arrivals from America lower prices were aeeep-ec tor
freis Fiour and aiso FOR North Country On the 9Th
Wheat sod readily AZ the currency o. the "a I..s
unsettled sfate Of ne weather The new Wheat brousnt
forward was various IN quality. III from 81 % ~ h per
bushe and cold ~ from 62s 6s per quarter TIE best
American Flour brought 1s per barrel The pfce o. sec
oudarv qualities Of English our VA advanced ty the
trade pei sack the late depressed pIces hsvlns o-en
below the relative value o. Wheat OEllg ~ iAftlei
large arrivals Flour depressed the llfh, and or
Wheat the inquiry limited, bat flil rates we're Pae
ber " the trade neglected. On the 18Th
ms, both Wheat and Flour ruled doll and prizes were
shade low the 9TH No business vas tl "a
Indian orn or Indian Meal The transactions % " heat
on the 10th were 4 moderate extent At decline o. - -
o. and instaDces Is quarter below me is-oi
that day English varied from oos % o. PEI q-A
lower aid sold A. - % rs per barrel and snlci-n =
10 2s Little nothing done ia Indian tcin' ane
prices were quite nominal
Lf,fRpoot-Te weather has been rather unsettled do.
rng the lat ssht or ten days, consequently holders OF
Grain and Grain produce have been disposed % make me
most OF h. with The Of enhancing the value q every
article III demand. The extensive arrivals when have
.te taken place both from the United states and the
Continent nrore have however tended % Eeep price.
from rising; consequently or last quotations. com
with those row current, snow maIsee qse..he .a st.
coure Of the fortnight At the market held on Ie ~
inst Wheat " a. 4anzndly 500 ~ an 70 So So -
per 20 ils a. improvement o. -. 70 - to ~.
uaic for Flour bat the transactions were MATTED iAih
Corn and Indian Meal were taken spa1n-y Ar .
quotations On the 10th Wheat "as IN tol'i lcl go
Al the rates the 9th inst but plr ws soneNh che
es-say T. per barrel % iae 18TH tIee sasa ial'
attendance q buyer -aies OF Nhei- efr lla4
cline OF ID 20 ca per bushel nc OF which me
plies are large, f1urd heu.7 30 oh'lnins rom Is IN
rs FER Dbl Indeed ife cllef Les were naoe ~ is IA
the mornings sale OF b1iI fOuT and Indian Meal vas
made tire forle ported y have feaked only % $40
the latter Ia. ID per Dbl The sale Of Wheat a. the
market on the 9Th upon very moderate scale a.
though odered considerable decline 10 prices fo4r
COOL demand. chiefly a. the quotations OF tnf pm
namely . 20 IS per Dbl The low qualities oi indan
Com ere much sought after bat the better knds are
neglected. aud their value. II anylh.ns' recedins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04
BRArsTEDS' SALOONS,
LATE pssLE's MUSEUM. ly3i
~ l5l SKOAUWAY. NETWORK. Al
EDITOR OF THE MIRROR.

" II. Fuller, Esq. Ed. ofthe Evening Mirror pub
ished the owing Ia his edlsorid columns aud proves
what Dr. Townsend has al~sys claimed-ihs, 10 cleanse
The blood ih- only mode Of eraicsng erupons and
identifying the face
TAG to.a, TIC PROPERTIES or S.RSAPsRILLA An sc-
qi.hsnoe Ut ours who has Tor years been roub cd
h an eruption 81 the ssin which spoiled All no O"suy
ant ren ed h otherwise handsome face positively ds-
agreeable hiss been e'tir-lr cued ny The use OF ie"
hotties OF TON NsEND's sARSAPARlLLA. All sxier-
n ~ such worse tnsn usee's Tue
disc as. 10 the blood. and only shows Ise 10 the san
Purify the vivid current aod the shin M become
nure ADD h-slth, LADIES' who d-sir0us 90 bavIDg
EAR aid fair com should throw cosmetics 10 he
dogs and TAKE s.fs-psFis There Il noihinx nae H.
Principal Office, l16 Fulton o. sun buldlng
ana 6feodl.tps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04

LfvrgPoot, Ausus; i5 1871.
The money pressure noticed in our last q the - lust
has since been Ucrch TIE tark o England
has advanced minimum ie ~ interest o - PER cent FOR
loans for few duration but counting scarcely
ANYTHING under g. aud the general the market for
undouhted three months bills i u Ter cent Longer
paper can scarcely D. nsslf .lfed A. all
FATHER extensive failures n he Corn I sie ts Re asiest
Of which have been u London. have increased the
ami DILIGENTLY and caused sf greater panic OH Che Com
markets Western Canal Flour 90 the best cua'ltF wtr-
ran.ed sweet vl not bsing more than - per bb ard
Philadelphia aud Baltimore quoted - -, sour = :
81 Is Indian Corn % 3 per quarter ioI me u-,,
down 10 p p ior DAMAGED aud unouna inaian .'.
Meal Toe g. per bill Even these reduced rates nave q,
produced speculative demand, and They must uc e'-l-
cred great degree nominal a. forced sales ,I et Is.
been made by to-day o. lower r,tes-.ay ,fp nn
Virginia Flour % - -. and 30 barrels Baltimore
~ - % 81, both warranted sweet and ~" D.
sound Indian Com Meal M - 81 p td pep bb ~
have had unsettled weather bur rot such a. On cause
any apprehension or the ha ct, which ou he whole j.
progressing avoIahly
I'm the Cotton market there is scarcely any change %
notice. for the reduced stocks aud the belief m another
short American crop continue % give confidence 20 hold
spite O the money pressure ad dul trade ar Man
chester The sales the week ended Ibis evening have
been 2lij0 bales. Of which 1899 p.dnd. NJ 81 q:
900 Orleans ~ go: $3.50 Alabama and Mobile, AZ
III and ~ Island. A. l2i I'D per To- About 1000
bales have been speculation and 5000 for export
Fair pand aud fair Mobile quoted ~. and fair Or
leans y per b Tire stock this port q. estimated Al
4Oleo bales. of which y7ooo j. American.
Yours respectfully BROWN, sHIPLEY 4 co.
.4ugu,f ls-Ne have ltt, of interest % sdd 70 the
above Circular The demand Cotton continues 10 fair
buyers An advance looked io by many on tue arry
OF the lat steamer bringing unsvorabe accounts on tNe
growing CROP bur any improvement that might have asen
from tins has been ehectuay c0uueracted ~ me
high value o money the continued dunes- Of trade f
", w. us 'ae- ~ ' ' So ,s n 40 srd ~
loFN bales, OF winch eenistofs nave aAt1 ''' "" -
porters !, so bales. The market closes heavily
WIN NE contn,laice OF noe ,HtNe-l "saliet ~ ui
worth Pc per bbi. Baltimore and Philadelphia %; Son
2Os zs American Wheat = Cd 3 Cd II 20 3s lndei
Corn 2s 2ss pf quarters and Indian Corn Mesi ~ -
~ q. pr Dbl. T. :. q ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04
TO FEMALES

MIS- rkEFs's FEMALE sIEENGIHENiSG SYRUP.
rI7Hl- VALUABLE SYRUP Is prepared ~ hrs L bh-
I KgR of Wsfwick. Il. / lady now ~ yrAfs O' asr.
sh h.. nd Il IN her family snf IN thousands Of Othe Tor
he year. snd Ia case has u ever iailod II B.hG
relief heq .ny saecng cure even sitter he ssDclnk
ian. lad gwen Cd al hope % recovery IL 10 ore oi
t heat medicine. esAn Tor female weskn-ss, Irregular
IT,, suf al Il, ~ fngizns peculiar 20 their sex IL
composed u tsea,-r .tlabe ingfediens, ls proper
lies of h.ch ~ nsflorJ ~ rsch otter and TIE "a"
Of Sanfe; rrnovllirg tbs sys'en sui in2NLng lot-'
.rengh ard vigor 10 b9th tooy and und us oas OF INC
y., te-t for coughs and Gil ohrr com alIH
5-a,tng synp.Cus VI rousuI pton
H. bnnsrg this article 'eiure NE pubic We do 80 via
III uao.t 4euc- suo~ing every ingredient tn1 NE
,ds "A prnp-ru-s II h. 10 D. he very D-st EnO"a
s .H f.us complaints. II liz. decided AL Anisgs over
4ayihing u ne ard ever b-fos offered 70 ilo pipc
virtues sf- extracted -ibOlt hoax hence have 81 ~
actse prorrle. Of tl- Ingredients a. ID portion 81 me
virtues Jed In yspOr ~ bpirg u pfrpaf7o
Ia sussu Qusntr. and Ofs@D, consequently 700 raw =
frsh src Acuge srgc not one bfs Cd up Dy scDhO nc
effect cf witch excite tb- system for srofl rtr Dit
eventually caves he patent m ~ofse condition n IN enc
"a. before ia.iug h. Thi. article T. % bdnbls Iof - !
ctesply prepared medicine 90 up ~ sell iQf llf -tr
al, Of few p.iry dolsfs 10 spsaks i1r sr $40 hrcps
MOI ne puf. o hifec spspers sc1 gtedxsf hanao -
but stand. on s Intrinsic nefits We sy, y r. ana
Il its fleets perfectly satssfl0fy ne "'9Sy VIII
b. returned o.vgo
ard AM Ba1efs Botuic Medicine Sure, ~. BrosdTsJ
Z and Il 20 o,her pac- IN his city. -
Prc- IS csn.s per sicgis bOIs "lb 1fecuohs An1 -
Also con slant hand and or sae, ~holesae o.
retail con ost- assortment Of Botsni Medicines "otA
crude ana compousd Physicians supplied on M moss
reasonable terms AYli Sn't"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04
NEa YORK TRIBUNE.
Nr. Nright'- IIlness and Death.
Etnrn the Albauv Atlas

From the Albany hcas.
The following particulars respecting the death of
Mr.. WRIGHT. taken from a letter from John J.
Russell Esq Of Canton 10 Mr.. Fagg. The letter
~ dated August q, and postmsrGed the 3Oth.
About O'clock this morning Mr.. Wright came TO
the Post Office for biz msil Tie In apparent good
health and s,rits took his lettsrs-ss, do~n-opened
one from Horace moodyresd It partly through-lsd 1t
down with other letters turned very pale ana ssid 10
friend present feel quite H. The friend ,ays
your corutsnsuce shows that you are sick, sbsi call
. do,tnr," Mr. Wright declined having the physician
sen for Saying he had bad two three such turns
before sud relist We complained OF painful
of su Ication about the heart Its friends pres
cot felt alarmed and cent ths third time for phys-
ri.n b. oIe he enc Full hour he set ~ The Poss
Office converting with those present who felt iLteGse
snx,.ty about hb hsalih-he assuring them that he
should soon be- better.
ia. phy.iosn came 70 thu Poet Office. gave biin q
Md snodyne and fisnd ssxed him to permit him 10
accompany +im ~ the house. Mr. Wight says, lrs
and will thank you - 70 with me; DR.. Clark you
come ,so"
lie walked calmly usual 10 his house the friend
aud doctor 10 conpsDy-sid down upon Ted win bis
clothes o. saying that be thought the medicine did not
relieve him Tbs gave orders for the application
of drGis and other remedies and left him About ten
o'clock A NJ. he died as Is supposed from rush oil
blood - the bead.
Only last evening Mr. Wright wss employed In writ.
ns address for the State Agricultural society 10 be-
delivered at Saratoga month There are 10 pages
Of cript-whether complete or no, cannot say
would suggest that " may not be- inspprOprial" u
mention th- matter TO the President OF the society
Mrs Wright douOt not VIII ueil'ef ihe mshosciP' u
desired
The proximate cause Of the sudden attack which
Mss carried of our friend IL severe labor on his
farm during the recent hot weather. He wss TO my
kaOsledge, aware Of tendency 10 spoplexy. HIS diet
had very simple and he supposed tina, labor In the
open Dir tho bee, antdote against The petnorc ten
dency NJ his constitution.
Yesterday attended funeral with him, and walk
ee with him the grave. He spoke OF spoPlexy in
connection with the death Of friend from that disease
10 manner which Induced me then 10 believe That ne
had prem0utOu Of this dire calamity
la connection with this suggestion, 10 may not be i'm
proper 20 hot Mr. Vail Of Troy the President OF
the state Agrcuural Society received letter rom i
.h dated th ot August. m which 10 u stated at
the address then nearly completed, end Informing MI
Vail Of his intention to be M Albany WIN Mrs NItnt,
residence Of Mr. Flag and saying he would call ON M
Vail IN Troy Monday following, and read 70 INN NE
address On the suggestion and ~ the request OF the
President OF the Agricultural Society Mr. tagr addressed
letter Mrs Wright, before Nh kusseifs ieter cam
for the purpose of being read Al tie Agricultural fmr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04
California.
From The 81 Louis Republican, Aug. q.


In the Californian, a newspaper printed at
Monterey of the 9th of April last 1t ia stated that the
new mai hrrnDe cement has gone into effect and that
the hr. arrival brought number OF letters and papers
The Quarternssters the several military posts were
constituted Posimssters and was expected that where
there military posts the Alcsides would perform
the duties of the Office.
Monterey is improving. II IL said. rapidly Several
American families have settled there The houses are
eli occupied The editor says that being compelled 10
give I'D the Government House 10 make room for por.
ZION of Col stevensoDs regiment he was obliged to use
sehtly built shed the corner OF Dr. Stokess yard
"A small paper. q small press, and small house, but
rather lengthy editor"
Among the advertisements we notice a " great sale oil
city ots laid upon pretty extavsgsDt scale The
lois are so yards front running back go yards The city
ia called Francisco In front Of IT, there 10 said to DO
commodious bsy In which 200 ships can ride At anchor
in safety C.. Vallejo aud r. Semple. late OF Illinois,
are the propretors .
One man advertses that he IL constantly supplied with
that precious beverage, sparkling cold water which
be cells At the of two reals per week Tor each fany
Two proc lsmstions OF Gen. kesrney, by virtue oi
authority In him vested and issued Ia April last con-
s,tuts John A. Suffer Sub Agent for the Indians on
and near the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers and
Don Mariana q Vallejo, similar agent In another oil
rection.
The schooner William. recently condemned In the
Court of Admiralty" with her cargo consisting OF hun
dred aud eighty bses (sbout $4,000 lbs OF Mexican su
gar thirty packages panoche and bale OF zarsples
escorted wss advertised 10 be sold al auction. on the
oath OF April Two three Of the pspers are filled with
the judicial decision OF Judge Walter Cotton In this case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04
TO THE LADIE s.

~ DR.. Townsend's snrsapnrilia is favofiie
OF the lsdiss II relieves them of great esioCHt OF su
ferng -nd gives hem fine comp exoos and buoy spirits
Nh. Parker kindly sent us The following;
SOUTH BROOXLys, Aug II, l8i1
Da TowSssSD-Sws II gives me- pleasure 10 te.u'y to
the nearhcaI sc,. have perienc ID from The Of
your sar.sparia Nv system very mucn reduced by
nervousness and general debility and sin variety 81 T.
male complaints read your advertisement, snf was m
ur 10 nv the eject Of your remedy IL restored
a better s,.t- Of health thsn bad enjoyed for severs
years previous taxing II; ant 30 most cneoriny re-
coumeud vaus bl. medicine 10 al " no are affected
=. I bav, barp MRS PARKER.
Baltic 81, south Bro ,lju.
oar. q E,If ef.u.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04

10 FL LIU>-.T. M" iOhk.-A H. bOlpd
IiJs CO sOesaie s1d f-s Druggis ., having s-isT
ibid a. ne s.Oge c~urzi " Id, or~r fo'
a. a. -lsig- snt vel se-ced s..prlre h ~ DfuEs
N-dici,e. Ps.t. OF. Dy--sti1s, Ps,-u Aeiirn-s znd
Perf.m-ry ~ which hey y- iosp-cton ~ mil esds
All III uat- generally Orders fom c3gniry merchants
a. ubv 80 N. f,d sih llspsir'o ih- r qIi-
slion. y, he stt~r parcu ar -i-lon % siV-n -
n-rv Ia H. fnef cnenicas snc no frsss ~nOs- al
,,f-- END -rs lh-n uh1oti0ls 10 sdl erauO1.
A. h. u TO. are Drn-rsl Afout. i1f s-v-f- ~ ne
n.t borrowed P..epl Nesciu-s ale sell ~ mo roPrr-
tos.' ios-g pn.ss. The foliO~i-g ere af-~ u tnrf
.t.sd ard suic IN seruin-nsss go relied up %
Turt-r Rhubara Al epO0 scamnsoay. aOcoi. Aces, "a
rnsca Ginger sag - 0m-i iod % a. - 9r-prsihbs
Dossv . so uOn " IN ~ Co'chicun. 3srmucs Arrow
10 Tgfaey Opium. PS~derrd SPICE. <nd Drugs tso,
Woof sarss Jail. I'D Wiz Cherry bilsr., pnans
ll..ta.ry f,r ia- Pile. syrup u Fr0~ Dps koyt. IA
vs.. De ,ursvv Exyart ara -yrop, s---tser. r.nssea
Genuine FsLifa Cologne, Lg5n'- Exu-cis, ELs. BAR
B,a.o-s ss.v- Yowcer fof horses, ~ Ne
sor,cs All tie oftciD4l pr-p-rzsors sD1 Se~ roune-
de. k-pt on hand 2-fieuc~d sgoth-csy coz
.tsn, IN sIiraisnce - dspsoss nsdieiae' snc Pp1e
oht,iri.rs' pfssrrfDtOns -%N = -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04
PARKE BIS
pTTrP HOUSE
Sof 4 q
10 20 oS-sT. gso.sssLv 90 ioss-sr.

30 20 oss-sT. lsoasssLv % 'oSsrt'L
Rs-rsys AZ s'sv
raOuPsON'- PREMIUM Tkt,-s
ZH<r\ ,ror,s-c ~ J. K B-njzmin, y b--sinAn-sl
- V,. auis.rs.ly approved " ~ tho Hedicsi "a
cnly and all -eo us- mem. a. We pressure
y err b> graduated from ono " tfsy Dolnds %
49,, ., ,,ur- vboai bscs ped With does - much ino
- - n ,upe causing wessoess and psu 10 NE be- !
spd sit-s s1o ofen permanent spnsi disease sn dsSs
-. x "a ADD not perfectly sf-cory, money ret1rr
Sd Also ,as most approved Shoulder srsess I'D ssass
ms isssd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04

AAM. TASLOa,p sAlsAA o. Livscx
Omoss szHsosdinsry nsateise , - .S..S 49,
~, vim coossapuoa. fhis as1sslns 49, - We
ssuy Ssss Of IL sess reaaseesIs 9rss - - - -
-sAs ~ - 1hslssss d1peA - Dsseneass- y - 80
SssopS, CNDee0 - osv~T' 0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04
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