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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-04

GENERAL AssEMBLY-The General AS
sembly of this State completed its October
session q, S. Kingstown, on Friday evening
last, and adjourned to meet again in Provi
dcnce on the second Monday OF January
rhe votes for Representative to Congress
for the Western District were received and
counted, aud the following declared to be
The result:
Whole number Of votes n the Dis.
trlct ............ 4S3l
For BENZ. B. TnURsroN, e.. F.)..21I5
WILKINS UPDIKE. (Whig).. 1850
Scattering, ................G G6
Plurality for Gov. Thnrston, ........65
and he was accordingly declared to be elect.
ed.
Previous to the appointme Of the com
mlttee for counting the votes, message was
received from the Governor communicating
remons,rance from Mr.. Updlke against
granting the certificate of election to b. B.
Thurston, on the ground of various alleged
irregularities in the proceedings of the towns
Of Gloucester, Burrillville, Cranstor, w.
Greenwich and Charlestown, in the late G,
lection, which required the votes TO be re.
jccted. But a majority Of Mr.. US political
friends being Of the opinion, that Irregular
ties ofthe character alleged having been, n,und-
er the practice OF the Assembly, hitherto over
looked. no action ought TO be taken on the
memorial-and it was accordingly not called
up.
The most important business Of the ses-
sion was the act, which passed the Senate by
a large majority, to increase the present tax
on banks one eighth of one per cent. which
would make the tax 81 I-2 cents on every
ono hundred dollars of capital paid in. The
present tax is 25 cents or per cent on
every hundred. This bill, together with Mr..
Cranston's act for a new valuation Of all
real and personal property in the State, was
fully debated in the House, and finally refer.
red to a committee Of ten to report at the
second week Of the January session.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-04

FRIDAY MORSlNG, Oct. %.
SENATE The Seuatc cOucurrcd in sun.
day votes of the House. The Senators from
East Greenwich aud Westerly were excused
from further attendance.
llOU IL The accounts Of the Court Of Ma.
gl.ralc, were called up.
Mr.. > SHELDON moved that the accounts be
placed on file.
The accounts were ordered on lle
The bal to increase The Bank tax was called
un.
Aner some discussion on motion Of Mr
BARKER, the bill. together with all the pa
peTS relating tO raising revenue, was referred
~ n commIllee who should report al the mex
session.
The ayes and noes were ordered on the vote
AYES - Mc>,rS. AmeS, f.. Angel K ANGEL
Anthony Ballou, BarberrP. Barker, BoSworth,
Bradford, Budum Birmingham v Carr,
Church, CranStun, Dana Dixon, Durlre Cor
ham, u. Harris. &. uarii>. Hidden Hoxie,
lIulchn,, Jen, kcS, Knight Manchester, Os.
borne. Peckham. Randall Ralhhone, Robbins,
sheldon, Spencer Turner. Walker, and
Wplch-b
NOES Ec>srs Alduch. T.. Angel, ". Bar.
kcr. Douiue, Blown, y tair, DAVIS, Dcspeau
TiraIm, Gray lldrkne,S, u Harris. Hopkins,
Hubbard I.ilibridyr, Manchester, Potter,
Reynolds Rhode, Rodman, sherman, Wafer.
man. Wst,uu aud WbIppie-2i.
The following gentlemen Wefe appointed on
the c0niwi'icc: Neesrs GtanstOn, AmeS. Bal.
lur Rarb~r Ro>worlh NolG Osborne, Poi.
lard, sherman. aud Nalher.
Adjourned
AfrtnSoov
SENATE Sc,',ai account, were allowed
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A MOST STRIKING FACT.

TT CAN M PROVED b, more thar tweuty person
1b.-ide fvs living yscians, that W 4 isfe's d'hfa
Orfrenf cured OF consumption alter being s'es
M to die BY all the i've physicians aoovenameo' az lnes
her.ef In bed aud had 20 be handled Ike enid. The
ornan nov we'll. and Il was elected entirely by MAJ
isrrs A-HeAling Ointment alone To many Ief'ons ma
strange Tor they suppose that medicine must 80 IN
10 th stomach reach ha lungs This shows ther isno'
rance. beside they could be- witnesses 10 the mutltss
ho are continually acknowledging their recovery by ms
Ointment alone they would begin ~ see there was som
tor the assertion that u sreay ons OF the o
remedial AGENTS known TO the world
MOI only eoa.umyfoa but iiuer complaint, scrofaa ri
ma guinSg hroa piles, s'if-rheu, az efept'' 'of
cue, I'D ,orcs SC are cured quicker than BY any knoss
remedy The same OF headche, nerpovs dissan,
and diseases the spine deatntss and dizsnesi asa
buyns and scaids for which the world cannot proc uce ia
rqusl also all skin diseases chspped hands brotss
sore breas pains any part Of the body, and especaJ
feBas complaints IL the greatest feHaie madeleine
the world IL u unlike any other remedy IN mnks',
whether Ia the shape OF an Ointment or SaisapNla,
other mixtures. because while all these other medicines
d.appoint the patieut At least six n hot eight times
ten VI 8isicrs AZ Healing Ointment viii not twice IA
hund red The difference wonderful This never dissp
points the user and Is this pniraf lfscfon, In ito
application 20 disease, that makes IL so popular.
When applied to the body, first tho pores ssi
thus prepares the way for ths nsnssie per'pfnics
pass out which the corrupt, old worn out and I'm
pure particles Of the blood and general juices OF the body
When this Is DONE It will then cause discharge OF 81
gross aud diseased matter and will not 20 draw W
every part and portion OF the body IL delivered from all
irritating causes Its action Is indeed GLORIOUS, yes Il
glorious, great and good
There is probably no medicine 10 be had that will
many diseases, and A. 90 little expense.
Grand Depot, iil fuon-st. and sold by druggists oil
over ths land. al lmsod Ds INV.
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WASHINGTQNIAN

DvOCATE AND MOUNTAIN sTONE-A new and
"A permanent Temperance work, the frat number con
tanning 81 pages Just printed by PERCY HOUEL,
m Nssss8st and published BY the author consisting Of
volumes Of so octave pages eachtne FIRST volume w.
Ing nation Of the sacred, aud the second
examination Of prOfane history against partasng
beverage Of ac0hOc drink also total abstinence lectures
and odes xn4 IN character concluding with suOb
oxrsphy Of the author. For sale by Percy Houel, II
also the office ths sshn zt0nian and Pearl
corner Of Pearl and Chatham he Amerca an en-
peraacs Unon 10 Sassau.st and a, Grsh4os Magazine
Tribune Buildings SewYork al . eents each number
To agents and vendors fhd sales will be allowed
MIS- 2aw6ws WILLIAM NJ HEWLETT
Beaver Brook, Buckram Oyster Bay, L. l. Nov It, l3i7
~ Editors favorable 10 the Temperance cause will
please give the above ~ insertion 10 their paper.
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BsDiDk TRADE
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY

4 atomy and Physolozy' by Calvin Gutter, MD, ein-
braces-l A description u the Bones Muscles Teeth d.
sestive Organs Lungs Heart Blood vessels Brain Nerves
ives Ears SC illustrated BY ghty-four beautiful en-
cravings 10 explains the Of the several parts
IL contains ample suggestions Tor the pfeseryaton Of
health q IL gives plain and full directions for the treat
eu Of accidental injuries the recovery Of persons ap
pareny drowned, the stopping u bleeding vessels the
treatment Of burns wounds &c. This MAKES 10 valuable
work for families well schools 10 - used IN the STATE
Normal and Common Schools Of more than a hundred
town. In M.ssachusets II i recommended by the state
and County Supeuntendens 0f Schools ia Vermont by
the Board u Education In Maine and by the supennten
dents Of Schools Ia thirty Counties OF NewYork, 10 be
generally introduced into the district schools.
Sold BIZ CLARK AUSTIN, 205 Broadway ~ T.
4. HUNT \ SON, Philadelphia
4. b. MUSSEY, Boston.
J. {. DERBY Cincinnati
5. HAMILTON, Rochester, n. Y.
And booksellers generally Price 50 cents. MI 3weod
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OFFIcE % REcEIvgk OF TAxgs New CifT Hal PAR
EAAE>, lsi5.-Notice q hereby given that the Tax
boot OF the present year now open AZ this Office
ane mat an % receive tho charged on them
Al persons paying their take, previous 70 the let snaary
are emitted % deduction the amount equal to interest
a. me rate Of per cent per anng calculated from the
Gay Of paymsot 20 the st Of February Once hours from
. A. ~ 70 : r NJ Bansable money only received.
Persons sending foil descrpto Of their property
% this ohee Will have their bills sent 70 them or they can
De hsa Dy applying al this Office. SMITH DUNNING
ol5 LJsl Receiver OF Taxa
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CLOTHING.
FALL AND WINTER

THE CHEAPEST FASHIONABLE Cash Tailoring
and Clothing Establishment IN the City Of New-foki
Is w r. DEGROOT cos, 81 Fultnn-st-
G.purxrs Of All kinds a. the following Low prices;
r. m various descriptions frcm...S6 % to ga o.
Of eyery fye and quality front - Oh 20 Ga o.
Dexss IN FEocx Cokrs fom..........S7 81 70 SIS o.
0ssicE ~ Busf~Ess CoArs from....s2 s. 10 so on
PA~Ts OF every escription, trgui....s- % 70 60 ~
NEsrs-An extensive variety Of every form - 90.
and fabric, W - .
In addition would state that oar stock - composed
Of about SEVEN THOUSAND garments ready made, ana
ckE.T variety Of Cloths Cakgmeres and Ne-ngs which
~. are prepared 20 make IN such styles a. We
fee assured WILL with favor, and suit even th- most
difficult W. H. DEOhOOl ".
IoaS p BzIrroS : IS eodtJal
Opposite Robertson's Ph1nix Hat and Cap Store
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DUBLfC NOTICE 10 hereby gwen that the follow
Il ins petitions have presented in the Board Of Al
sisant Aldermen VIZ u have constructed in Mas
sznsTeet, from Cedar 70 Broad street, % have
Constructed Leonardstreet from Broad way 70 West
Broadway; 70 have constructed In Fortethtree
from the Eshthsyenuc the Distributing Reservoir All
persons interested 10 the above propositions having obec
tons the requested 70 present them 10 writing
the undersigned At his Office No Hal Of Records on or
before the Ilth day OF December inst.
MARTIN v THOMPSON, Street Commissioner.
Street Comm isnsrs OHee, December !, lsf7. dl
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DIR. KELLINGER's LINIMENr


cHor.s. siss.t Or back and work the collar Or -.
die upon it in few days, soundIy, all strs1i.
curb and spinss ln their early stages 1t 10 used "
al best st4bleksepers the Ball. Head all the sss
snd dealer. in he United States Il !. only sssa
cents az ounce. Sold At 50 cents single bo,ilsi
yross Il be obtained, Away. genuine Of s. Inssi
Co. 80 Pesrl..ti Of Messrs. Hsrmsr, Hay. Co ~
ssr ss.h~cs '?ns q. Harlem aI Rsrosa one. CITY Hs
Park and Of many Of the wholesale druggists and roesn
throughout the City u Newly Also, at retail 1t
sadlers drug and other stores and tayerns generally
n BAT our principe depot, $50 Ps.l.st We can
satisfy the ptca that this linisnt all that 10 cold
after tsl Ia other cities, for farther particulars -
Spirit Of the Times sI7 smeod
KIRkBRIDE's TATTERsALLs BEAvE
%@l>POWDERS are the only remedy ever used 10
LlZ-1ths country which will cure hsayes or broken
wind In horses and they recognized standard
inshbe remedy for those complaints They are the pro-
dgction OF celebrated English faier, and bsvs osen
used Tor many years 10 the famous Tsttersss stables
London and other parts Of England, with distinguished
success And since their introduction ato thus county
they have cured In this city and vicinity alone more
thsa four hundred horses many Of them a'icted with
aggravated Of hssys broken wind and ehroee
can be produced Of their astonishing efficacy;
MEssRs A II. GoUcH Co,--derfs~ bought about az
ter % svote ho.e w8o had Sesa troubled With hssvss
for more than two years His casa was very bad one
and severe 10 inespsststs him from half BIS essn
labor and had resisted all the remedies ordinarily Cven
for this dsodsr; these had effect but 10 ghty tinn
sh the violence Of the heavng while takL the medcns
but that package Of your remedy has completely ersde
ted the disease, and his wind Is - good - ever
IL Is month since be has taken the Powder sAa
! warrant him sound. Respectfully,
GEO. W. DAVIS, Monros, Middlessx Co. NJ
November g. Is47.
Beside their specific action upon diseases Of the lan
and wndpipe, the Powder from their great resoisvs
and Alternative powers the best CONDITION mecic,ns
hst can b. used IN tight hide ioss Of appetite and az o
sa<es that arise from arrangement Of the FESTIVE sne
tons 10 the horse. A. COUGH CO
l4s Fultou-st. New-York sole propristorsL
Country merchants and druggists who are GOODS
sralasoosnt 70 dealers d3 2ssodos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03
UOUsR HEATERs.-w.ksrs Patent Hot-Alr

HOUSE HEATERs.-wslkers Patent Hot-Air
hons.. churches. and other public buildings an article
OF rsry supers merit has been recently improved tn2r
ghlv tested AID s fast taxing the lead 10 al te
prfueip4 cities and Of Ne Unon and obtains the
decided preferences others among those vno tnink
that simplicity Of construction, durability convenience
and economy desirable 10 structure on whose per
feet operation the comfort and health Of families % mue9
depend In this city they put up uncsr the
supervision OF The Pstentee, and In ether cites y
agents
The best Of reference from scisnisr snd rrseuea en-
a. 20 ths plesssntnsss hsathfalnes eceney and gen
era. p.ecou u this furnace chseruy gwen 70 Al those
who nav apply 10 person BY lsrer Orders promptly
attended 10 and faithfully executed
GEO. WALKER. rs Broadway,
Al qwaod Proprietor and Pstsntee.
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~ ID. Griffin & Co.'s Patent Heat Generator.
Engineers need not BE- informed that ron thfJ "nJ
per cent u tie heat produced has been usually S' even
b. best plan, Of etHus boilers, and the 'As Is True
al kinds Of furnaces
The subscribers offer 20 the notice OF
method Of saving fuel originally secured by fsLent Dec
8 1912, and since much improved that ne" faleuI
issued July ST. isf7 Its applicable TO pa
the Western waters stationary engines 70 heaihs 49,
- 70 burning brick 70 pans lie IN prntworss 70 annea
ing furnaces 70 stills. 70 paperus 20 the manuiaetuieo
s1str q the South, &c. kc.
las been thoroughly tested BY business o. ms hsne
-srec,ablty who have realized saving Of from twenty
sruetion Of The nre-cl amber o. furnace Ds
combustion almost perfect and burning neary a. me SA
and oks thu. generating maximum amount OF hea
from given quantity u fuel AID ID An hiAhs ~
ns and chimney By which the heat Is retained under
the pan boiler, ard oay escapes a
nahs Of boiling An artificial draft q substituted
Tor fba natural, and the necessity building high chin
nsy, entirely obvistsd. The cost Of setting thus ech
less than v the od methods IL has been spilled % fur
nsces for factories scd for printwofks
great economy both Of and Of fuel Boilers ana iuf
naces now n - altered with but sht or
delay STATE County or individual rsns are ousieo On
terms satisfactory and those interested are Invited 70 e.
anime certificates drawings and models Al the once Of hS
pr0priefOrs. -.
fxract from report Of the Committee Arts and Sci
snces Of the American Institute, Sept. 50, 1877;
" Your Committee Of opinion that this plan potn
theoretically and PRACTICAL subraess the best
Of natural ls~s the economical combustion OF re o.
any plan which has yet been exhibited 70 them By order
u NC 0''-''t signed, JAS. RESwIcK Chairman.
References may b made to the following gentlemen
samuel Morgan. ia ws;sr-st. n. = Logyood Worfs'
Yonssrs; Gamer Co S3Pine-st PRINT -;
er-traw. T. w Harvey. Thirty-thirt-st " u WIRE ena
sew Works. Inser.ol Nc Dowell, P.Per Mills south
Tyrisghsrn Mas. Messrs. Johnson, Kline ana otnef'
al wiii NasBrnns.,ck y J. r }. Strsng, Busk Yard
G-.s.x Point. Jonn Asrianse Co. Poughkesp-ei Dan
can Fsrnnstou Pleasant Valley D. w Lee flour
o53tsNtf ls2 Broadway " Y.
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NEW CLOTHING

EsTABLIsHMFNT. 20 Bsrery-WM Il WATSON
IA would respectfully infOrm his friends and Sc pubic
that he has manufactured splendid kssortmensof Mems
Boys and Childr-n's Pal ard Winter Clothing ~ the lat
styles ard lie the best His stuck . All 1e~
and ko sp IS 20 defy competition regards cut quail
~ and prices Garments viii be made 10 order ztthe
shortest notice ard u The mott fashionable Those
intending 20 supply themselves with overcoas, &C tRs
Fall, would DO well 70 rive him call before p1rcnasl
proftsr WM. n. WATSON,
d In Bo-erv. cor. Eestsr-st
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AnuNIsrRArnR,s OFFICE. Na

DUBILC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, Ne.
+ 1NussastIest Notice Is hereby gwen 70 ne relatives
ths barb Hsrrex p Bartlett deceased and who IS alleged
10 have died that TIE effects OF the said intesste
IN the hands Of the Pablo Administered VIII De
be claimed BY some lawful executor OF
tor Of the deceased by the sth day Of Deeemoef next
Dated Nsw.york Nov. is,iss7. JAMES 5. THAYER,
nfe fsv$w Public Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03
- NOW FOR sALE-Hungsriord. P.

NOW FOR SALE-Hungeriord's Pa
tent Truss, tor which he has received two
AE<D premiums by the American institute,-ons
w Oct 1884, and ia Oct. lSi5. From Tho
@ universal testimony Of the best Pbysicisns
and the gh appreciation Of the the subscribers
hatter themselves that this Truss but 10 be known To
supersede In practical utility all others now before the
public. The construction Of the psd Is such that u b"
rolling notion accommodating itself To every motion Of
the body perfectly securing the rupture. The and
comfort with which this Truss Is worn. make II italy
the Empire Truss.
TESTIMONIALS;
Being under the necessity Of wearing Truss applied
one the back pad Of which rallied much that tho
remedy became than the disease. Being induced
try Hungerfords Truss, the rupture 10 secured with
and convenience In every particular fifty dollars
would not induce to part with with u, unless could
procure another WILLIAM w. DEY0,
New-Psltx, Ulster Co. MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

! have used Hungerord's Truss many occssions
during the past four years, and am convinced thAi
utility well comfort II sxces all other Trusses nov
before the public. JOHN BARNES, NJ ID.
Poughseepsie, juno 10, 1917
Sold, wholesale and retail, by A B. L ID. SANDS, 100
fsltOn-st. ". Y. Manufactured by SEELYE WAX
NER, Gaylord's Bridge, Conn. o8 3meod'
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DUBLIC ApMINIsTATOR,s OFFICE. y.

OUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No.
Nassau stNotce i hereby given 10 the relatives and
next Of kin OF WILLIAM McGREGOR. late male Of the
ship France deceased snn Who alleged have died IN
cszc that the effects Of the sad rtesafe the hands q
the Public Administrator. viii Be adj nster-d and dis
posed Of By him according 70 ls~, unless the be
claimed b. sfal executor administrator q the
deceased BY the oth day Of Decemher next-DAsd New
York Nov b. ls47. JAMES : THAYER.
MS lswsw Public Administrator.
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CLOTHING,
WHOLESALE And REIAf
J. EVANS


WHOLESALE REfAlL.
T. EVANS
ID EMOVED FROM IA Broadway 10 70 Ralton-st where
Tie has Manufactured large assortment q Ootnns
made Up ia the latest style and best manner which ne
oilers ioT sale for the following extraordinary low prices
CLOAKs. Of black and blue bFoadeioths,
Beaver and Pilots from - o. % . ~
ONERCOATS and ONERSACKS every
shade Of weed. Broaccotas Beaver and
Pilots from " - ~ W
Also, large assortment Of business Sscis,
Dress and Frock Coats, single and double
breasted ffom..-......... " 70 Il "
PANTALOONs, plain and fancy Ces'i-
uleres. French Docskins and English black
CAssleres, &c Of every stfe, from...... 81 70 %
VESTS, an endless variety Of black SATIN,
velvet. NerinOs and boubzines, FROM. / 50 20 ~
Also, large Of french English. German and
American BroadclOths CascmeTes and Nestinss which
wii be made up 70 order 70 sit Z. EVANS,
OH 2mesd- 70 Fulton-st
FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING 81 the City Clothing Wrehouss, No loZ
SFultcn-st. directly opposite ii. Old North Dutch
Church, where every style Fall and Winter Clothing
can Be had 10 suit the pocket and taste Of all
CLOAKs, q black and bis Broadeloths, Beaver and
OVER COATS and OVER SACKS, every shade Of
Tweed Broadcloth Beaver md Pilots, from IS 20 so
Also, large assortment Of Business Socks Frock Costs
single and Gouble-hreAsted
The new style Of SHAD COATS from S TO SO
PANTALOOSS. plain and fancy Cszsimer-s, French
Doeskins and English black Csssmeres, saiinsts ke Of
every style from 81 81 70 3.
VESTS, an endless variety Of bscr Ssn, Nese,s Ner-
mos and Boubaznes. from = > 70 IS.
Also, Args assortment Of French, kngish German and
American brOsdco.hs, CaSsimeres and Nesfings which
Will Dc made up % orrey 70 salt The mott fastdio1s
DANIEL P. SMITH, ~ Falfon-st
ME lueoi- the Oh Dutch Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

HATS FOR THE PEOPLE.-Ths subsenh:f
~ would invite those about purchasing new nsl -
cal and examine his large and superior stoe. OF ~
RAJ patterns They are warranted surpa1sed ~ sny
for taste, durability and chsspness
sls 3meod' j. w. KELLOGG. ile Csnalet
t'OR sALE-rwo new hish-rfessars engines, hisny
hnished On iron beds cylinders feet ons ~ ,nsNs
~ Piaest. nNHw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

DAIRY JuMPERs-This pstsated" article 10
Dior ssle wholesale and retail G DAYS, - cortisI iss
Prices from 81 70 q. s8rh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03
DREPARR FOR PAKTIRs.-rhe Cake Baskets,

Cendiesticks. Casors &c should be cleaned aud put
IN order for parties Some Of them BY continual rubbing
have lost their syery appearance and show copper spots
on the surface these be replaced, and the articles
made ~ good a. By the Silver Plating Fluid. For
sale, whoiesae and retail, By JOHN J. BROWN & co.
~ kulton-st. GEAR Hssssust
$50 Pearl-st. AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

NOTICE. pursuanc. Of order q Andrew b.
WEDGES E-q Surrogate q the County Of Kings notice
: hereby Eiven 70 All persons having claims against
NATHANIEL NORTON. lat. Of the City o. Brooklyn, 10
sad Comfy Deceased q present the with the
vouchers thereof one or the subscribers a. his ONCE No
= >outsrse in the CITY Of New on or before the
twentieth day Of Ar.il ists-Oct. 10. fSf7.
WALTER : GRIFFITH, ,sr,,-i.,,.,or.
OILS ltavtn CAR DUNAISG, '
I 0w PRICED PRINT CLOTHS, fOr al. y
- rs CT HARRIS, - Exessnse- place.
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SWEETS

EOR THE HOLIDAYS-sANUEL w. ROwORTH,
222 Bowery has the hnest assortment Of confsctOaary
ytoys and other articles suitable for the holidays in
tho city All order. will be speedily and faithfully
cgted for either country Mr. koI0fth st con
tnues 70 dispose Of his wild Cherry and hcarhoundp
for coughs, colds sore-thros and consumption also his
famous Eyerton Ta1y, and the celebrated Engish Bath
Pipe. for pulmonary affections and hosrseness. Mr. R0
worth invites the attention Of the public 70 his establish
en,. which be -r1... viii be found lecond % none o. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

ROWS sHRErINGs and shirtings Of various
DweiLtnovn styles and qualities for sAe ~
AMI CT HARRIS. "a Erchanxs plaza
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DIAPER sBADEs.-A large assortment o. paper
.e.-es ms, rece we'd ard for sale, wholesale and RETAIL
=, In1oI DIFTZ BROTHER 4 co l3s Williams