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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-18
BURLINGON PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 49, 1884,

through him that the infamous law was passed
giving Southern Postmasters the power to ex-
clude from the mail Northern letters and pa
pers. 1t was through him and his friends that
the Atherton gag-law was passed. And he is
the only President of the United States who
ever stopped so far as to pledge himself before
hand, in an official address, to reto any bill
that Congress might pass to exclude slavery
from the District of Columbia. If his nonina-
ton should defeat Cass, the supple tool of South
ern Slavery, and aid the election of Taylor,
the man who pledges himself to be the "Presi-
dent of the ,ciole country" and not of any par
ty or section,--who declares he will leave all
questions of domestic policy to the action of
Congress--the direct representatives of the
popular wil,-if the nomination of VAN buren,
should aid these results, as we hope it may, he
would render greater service to his country
in his political death than he had ever done in
his previous life. Like Samson, when turned
out blind and old to make sport for his enemies,
he may pull the pillars of the Democratic tenn
plc,-which has become in truth " den of
thieves"-upon their heads, to pnt an end to the
dynasty of corruption which he did SO much to
establish, and which has well-nigh crushed all
freedom, and all national prosperity beneath its
weight That many of the Democratic party,
who have always had confidence in him, should
now vote for VAN buren, instead of Cdss, is
very profitable. That he can expect to receive
UYig rotes, to any considerable extent seems to
us preposterous.
His nomination, therefore, will aid rather
than iniure, the prospects of Gen. TAYLoR,-
and will thus prove highly beneficial to the
best interests of the whole country.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-18

LITERARY CONGLOMERARY.-A droll fellow
was asked by an old lady to read the newspaper,
and taking it up he began as follows:
Last night, yesterday morning, about O'Clock
IN Inc afternoon, before breakfast, hungry boy
about ior'y years old bought ftp cusard for IA
levy and threw il through bsick wall nine fee,
thick, aud Jumping over it broke his left ankle
oil above the right knee, fell into dry mill pond
and was drowned, About forty years after that
on the same day an old cat had nine turkey got.
ers Il; high wind blew Yankee Doodle on a
frying pan, and knocked the old Dutch church
down and killed an old sow and two dead pigs
at Bosting, where deaf and dumb man was
talking French to her aunt Peter, who was fast
asleep on cotton sheep-skin in one corner of a
cellar up stairs,
The old lady, taking long breath, exclaim
ed "Du tell !"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-18

u The rumor that was quite current on Sat
urday, that our ,ownsman, CHARELsD kAssoS,
ESQ, had received the nomination oil the Buiia-
10 Convention, for Vice President of the United
States, proves to have been without foundation
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-18
Tri imph of Freedom.

TIE House of Representatives, on Wcdncs.
day, refused to strike out the Wilmot Proyiso
from the Oregon Bill bya vote of Ia to $50
majority. Nomore slave territory is now a set
tied fact-U. Gazette.
We think so too and we put our faith in
still stronger Wing House of Representatives
We think such House a vastly better pledge
than the extorted professions of man like Van
Buren,, who has get TODD his first deed in taror of
freedom.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-18

a. 1t is excessively dry in this vicinity, and
our fall crops which are now looking extremely
well, must suffer unless we have rain soon-
Hay has, we learn, been rather light in this
county. We heal nothing of the potato rot.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-18

LocofocoIsM. JAKE-Why was Cass nom.
mated by the Locos
ToM-Because he is a bunker.
JAKE-What is bunker?
ToM-One who goes for the spoils.
JAKE-ls that Locoiocoism?
Tom" 1t amt nothing else"
JAKE-Ive done.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-18

WHY NOT REcPEocATE "A Locofoco paper
boasts that Lewis Cass turned out " in the most
transformations manner to somebody's funeral /!
We ask the people to remember this act of con.
descension when Lewis Cass's funeral takes
place early in November next.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-18

a. The Rev, Charles X, Upham, formerly a
distinguished Unitarian clergyman of Salem,
Mass, has been elected President of the TAYLOR
Club in that city, and taken the stump for Tay-
lor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-18

Coop ApvlcE.-Never enter sick room in a
state of perspiration, as the moment you become
cool, your pores absorb DO not approach con-
tagious diseases with an empty stomach, nor
sit between the sick and the fire, because the
heat attracts the thin yapor,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-18

u Gen. Butler, the I.ocoloco nominee for
Vice President, refers to the Baltimore resolu-
tons for an exposition of his principles, These
resolutions ought to be called the Cass and But.
Ter Constitution. Polk has known no constitu.
ton save the Baltimore resolutions of 1874.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-18
free press,
BURLINGTON, W.

"IN THE DARK AND TROUBLED NIGHT THAT IS
UroN US. THERE Is 30 STAR ABOVE THE HORIZON
TO GIVE usA GLEAM OF LIGHT, EXCEPTING THE
INTELLIGENT, PATRIOTIC WHIG PARTY OF THE
USrrED SrArEs."-Daniel Webster.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-18

BUFFALO DELEGATES, VorISG on Cans. The
Rochester Democrat gives the following vote
taken on one Of the trains going to the Buffalo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22
MEDICINES.
DR. MOTIFS .,r
RAISAMIC COUGH Sfhof

- spFCIrlC AsIInOlE 'uf IAe 49, IL =.
- sHsctons arising from der.n ssnsnt y 'Ls ~
,,v orssns A. ccnsunption 10 ~ llll t.sne
- - asthma. ke No cough however o''''-A9' -
49, th- resch of .ts curstive poser H.. 81 :. H..
srs ever day receiving esrtihss,s' - W. -
ins 81 b ch are sicffi1nsi evidence ~ ~
al o'beI medicines UT Ssw.Yozx. Jan ~ is4a.
n.s Docrog-As matter Of duty ier ny ssll D,-nI
1--..r testimonial 10 fsvor Of your mos POI -
e4.rirs Nv health had become very fcrIs ~ Li.--'
1900, and restless mg spp-tlte mis-lAlio, 40
r.I s-silttv accompanied with very s1ll.-s 80 -
cnu sh ~as couseq ueutlJ "eaiiAt .-1
ofb.r me aus having failed % I'VE ne - -
7rirrlss procured for me some ui " ~ =
Svrgp ans after taxing % four of hFs eA}s ~ ~
-. tt.r-4 Al ifs efcscF It Immediately mrnaea ny
go ms sleep became sound ray sppoAe ie-eIl1u "
.+,.oytn ..ss rensxs1. and mJ c0atn rt'llS.J -srl
- rrr ~ send me b. ny another uy.A1 o.-io Sl
- rst,tbor. ho have witnessed 10 goo rH'els POI
- VII, call up0n you; and al 5ol ere 80 fc
ii may you be blessed yourself d ~ = - -,
JFg.rY CITY FEB 1919.
FF RlrLEY-Dear su have used ID > OK oA.'a,i e
svrup in my family Tor LONG time ala 1L1 ~.
t1s in keeping away The doctor t - - -st.,l
30 Il e-ut. bottl. For ssls, wholesale ana retail
49, Ripley General Agent Tor The Pfypreo eoihs
Psrk-place and Broadway. Nsw-foIk and AZ y
$500 lu0 Fultou-s corner Of William-s ana - nc
8ruz .tore Of Henry Johnson, ner 81 ~a5 as
Cbslnbersst; ana A l. Ninship " Es.l bisaa~ ~ ~
Msrksist. Mrs Hayes il' Fulton S. hio0A5I' aA' %
Drugrsfs generally .--. -. q. a.
Dr. 80 and retailers throughout q country MAJ a.
dr-.s by stlsr postpaid , klfLEf sole agent -o'
nsf = Fa aiIy sW A-' l7f 2.s.nfTuss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22
CANADIAN YERMIrUGE.

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR WORMs-Ihs medi'
"A cine safe n its operation ard more easily adminis
tered than any other ,u,-. -,
THE GREATEST CAUsE OF DEsrH among children y % BE
attributed 20 Worms Theygve rise % numerous seases
and are the more fatal because least suspected Were pa
rents 10 give this subject attention and carefully OBJ
serve the syF hich indicate the existence OF worms
in the bowels THE LIVES OF MANY cHLuEfN WOULD 40
DOUBT SAVED
WfNFR's CASADAN NERNnFUGE has acquired repuis
lion far exceeding that OF any other med cine Of the kind
And Il daily increasing Ia popularity. Wherever u -
Known and used Il has been UNIVERSALLY APPtoNEn u
possesses properties which other article OF The sind
does q MoRE AND EFFICIENT no ITS acton an1 En-
telv free from Ingredient which have any bat hen7
raj effect the health Of The patient being always ved
even when no discovered fhyscians prescoe
b. and 20 use the language OF one In high standing who
r@sa-s in Cleveland Ohio consider d the only articeof
ne KIDD he ever ths uniform and prompt n
expelins worms" 10 may indeed he relied on with tie
prompt confidence las NEVER BfEN kMoNN To fsii
rhis the reason Why -h0 have used Will not use
sny other
Ne hsve In our possession number Of certificates from
physcaus and others Of the highest respecabhty who
atestfy 10 IT, superior efficacy snd recommend 70 a.
nsver-tailing remedy ,-
~ Sc particular and remember the name, WiNESs
CASADI.N NERNFUcE " this u the only srtlce that can
be depended en- RTMFMErE rHis
Prepared only by }. MlNER co. 0a Malden-lsne
Sold By Wyatt & ketehsm, l2l Fuitonst }. J. Coddins-
t1n S3 Hudson, Sprins-s, K sands, lss bo~ery
cor Sprinr 81 " Y Mrs Hays l5- Fulton-st BROOK
80 ~ prrg.i sis generally Ms sruTuTh&sst+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22
aAsTINGSs COMPOUND
sTRI>P OF NAPHTHA

MN.
MOT ONLY A POSITIVE But a WAkhANIhD
NCURE for consumption and all diseases Of the Iunss'
ls ued hiss decided the dispute about the oufaD
ty of consumption and satisfied the medical acsy ana
m WHO have used IT, that consumption ano an A1eco1s
N the lungs not only be cured but mat they are =
and simply cured es almost any OF the oisoiuriS 10
which the human frame Is liable. The operations OF
single bottle which costs 81 Is suhcientto satisfy any pa
,ienf not altogether too fzf gone with the diseaseo
his fact. and even single dose gives evidence OF IT'S eN
tfaodnsry influence In srresng and ns tne A
ladv BY the immediate relief which D. affords Ihs no
ousek or secret remedy Dr. Hastings its discoVefe i
ne of the most eminent phy cians Of the age and mas
made full disclosure Of is history, and All It's compo
ert parts 20 the world, not wishing % incur the
lit 81 coufnng 10 himself for the sake Of pohi scorer
VII IN was calculated 10 do such universal good ana suen
has been the wonderful result OF its operations nst ss
London Lancet, Medical Times, ard the nosi rhiiuuh
physicians OF both hemis pheres are anNiopsy Gazing upon
uHerers 10 have immediate recourse 70 IT, ana proclaim
ng tbst Of Eli known medicine u alone has positively e-
shed it, efficacy by undeniabe proofs OF curing con
OPINIONS or The PRESS.
From the sunday Atlas Of Jan. Is, 1913.
We would call the attention Of our readers 70 ne al
vertisement Of Hsstngss compound syrnp OF NsStna.
Vhe uroprietor Of this medicine lDr hasungsb - no
nsek bt rsnk one Of the best physicians OF
Hs 80 AZ the head Of The Beuhe 81 free dispense
~ Having ike most other physicians had he atte l1n
draWnto the great preponaef ance o. DEANS u'l
complaints he devoted his earnest attention 70 IT lo sew
eIa years and the result vas he Conviction mar >
a remedial agent in consumption, surpassed shy olel
edv known 10 the faculty. 10 has since been used WIN
he greatest by nearly All OF the ht- Ph1se 49,
Fngl,nd and az We learn from the American agent iDf
ernl N i now being introdu cod extensively IN our
r obvs,eiap. Ne advse ali who are in any way trou-
which viii prove it. fi1acy 80
From the Western Palladium Of Dec s. leiI
We were much surprised she other day By VISIT from
an Acquaintance whom last few weeks since cor
fneo 10 his bed BY asevere complaint OF the iuts ne
ia now In almost perfect health and he assured Us mat ms
surprising change had been produced BY s& Dole' OF
Hsstingss Compound Syrup OF Nsphtha
Price per boite-'ix bottles Tor = soc t5Ht TOT
n lmeodDAW ~ Gr-enwlehst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22
puRELY VEGETABLE.

nOCTOR 3 J. MATTOCKs's BUESA VISTA PILLS
Ia Offering this medicine o the public, We Introduce
the n5s mild easy and certain caihsrtc ever known not
the least gripping or drastic Effects attending Their 0qefa
ton We 90 not pretend 70 every form o. disease
with these Pills neither Do expect % raise The dead
on ar the living bat do know these pills viii cure DIS
eases Of any form such acute OF chronic IN
fsmmafion or sundc- IN s worst stage, dyspepss con
sfipasd bowss headache, heartburn, naineney and M
seers they are the only medicine needed hey VIII
hrea< the most mall Enani type taken In ne hsi stage
according the directions Accompanying esch box lhry
will as5 remove al female ohstruc-ious Immediately and
10 rheumatism snd govt they nialhbe remedy u
psr.evsred n 10 an affections n the Kidneys and urna-
rvorsans We can recommend them A. perfectly sac and
elective remedy; gravel chronic Inflammation OF me
kdneys or bladder structure cs1 he cured n vary mort
time with these pills As general csthuuc they are the
bst ever offered the public became hey strengthen
he bow els and esve the system ia hesiihy state ope-
r.tins " ftout The least Eri ping or pain 800 49,
sold wholesale and retail ~ ID. p J. hAliOShs' ~
Ffh = Troy and rstsiled By bis agents Throughout Tie
State. 49, ,, -,
4er.t, a. fss Cify-General Agent. SO hudfon ST
gr.snQieh-st. i7s Greenwich e.. If- broa1Wsy 40
6rs-nwieh.st; 77i Eighth avenue 80 kishihsysnl-;
.rrsr Troy q sni Firhih.avsuue, SIS huds1r5t i,t
iiss.on 81 sSI 8reenwichsf So1 Hndson-st l spring
49, IN scrnFsf. l7i B0wery ~ Grand - q ufana -
corner Gr,nd ard Norfo.s.s 90 Grsndst-
40 2'svfrrf 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22
COUGHS. COLDS,

NDDlsFAsEs or TIE IL NGs, 1osEsEr tNp WILD
a rgrrRY CousH CATuf put up ~ ptctas-s ol II -rl
Is cents each Dr. the form &C colso4daird drops frJ
r,.snt s-d eHsctua. remedy 90 the cure OF tousns
80 Threat and diseases ot the Lungsf also lu *
.i- qs- r clearing the voice. l. - fiat taxing the
Dee of al other c4noies nct only -re-ilal pay
s.at % ne tssts the reputation of s inF eats -
sg-.nty m it1 --foe nc7. For genuine, CAL Bog WIN
3-syp,. Bouss.t And Wild Cherry Ca-dy, 10 the form
Acid Drops - r,,.,,,,- .,t t,...t.-,.,
~ g1st0n For sale IS A 4. l. ID. SANDS Druggist" l-o
Fs.n-st corner e ~ liam also a. rs bioAh ~ ~.
East Broadway N.w-N0rs l- .u
rs,goTuACuF, NORTHUMBERLAND
| norm COMPOUNp-A ne~ ana er-etual e1l-dy iof
aast. cure o. the t00thschs u can 90 % Osbe harm
fo die sound teeth and il perfectly simple 10 t. aPss.
ton None genuine unless signed BY the -fof " '
BROWN. an WashinKtor, corner % fhotst nostoA
For ale by A 2. 4 ID SANDS, Dfusshis' i' "l,--''
.r~r4~ ~ William New - " "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22

Available discovery being liquid dye "hlch itstAhta
neousy changes the color ~ the hsif 70 p aAui pion
routy Of this dge consists IN 10 EASY mode OF ap
aud effect al other dyes f-h zen
to twelve houfs 20 produce sny change s snPrfgi rA
ceerce will BE- apparent o. every one UPON sing ~
pNcson A. IBIS arfic- rests 90 merit nor on 4le-k-ft
sner evidence Of ifs erre-ncf ihat P~ad ~ ~
teen thousand boxes have teen sold Of AeHAndef leo
raphs since he Invention
for sale b. A b 4 D. SANDS, Druggists. 100 bgi0u-
sf corner Of Wiismi 3D. Johnson rs bfotfwsy 4. l..
Winship " Essi sfosd~ar, Rushton CO Thomss
Maxwell, and Johnson. Moon Iay N-". Oh int -
the rals agents for me Ioitss states o A. Wright,
fhNsd-lphi, l-i I'm
DO-R-WOOD HURNITJRk Of the BEST material
H. vofsmstshif zud Attest style apd patterns tr
go. By lu4l " sOuTHACk, - Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22
MEDICINES.
INTELLIGENT PHYSICIANS
PILES.

,s,,, o,th. bowels. coust patton liver complaint ui'
sstioo of th. .tomsch. bowels Kidneys And bisaaei'
a. III Hood 70 the head chronic dysen cry tna a. ~
esmmat0ry diseases u The Do~1' Aho ''ou4a.'' nv ~
ne uPHAMis VEGETABLE ELEcTUAhf o
hi. the best medicine YER discovered 'nllts -
HE and superior % any other - csthAuS OF FNJ'' ~
s.p.ci.iIy Tor fh3ss suhJs % Pile. - -,
0'F'e'-' THOUSANDS WILL TESTIFY -.
ff.sn ipfsrnsl remedy and may BE- used in az 80
- - III .ircuust.ncss with perfect safety ana i-tI
40 m psrmsnsBt cure Of Piles either oi7eans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22

~ FNhT FUN "ff',' I1,.,rh..fer -
- -1r' miles east FROM Peekss, miles west from
,h. Hrdaon Railroad Depot. 20 hechanicvue CONTAINS
b,f $50 sr-e. hrst sui unrrr hEh state % IN
1rlyenient end cultivation; comuofions coase mouse
sih evten-ive outhui diugs, farm house &c over ~
,ht De- aeres rich bottom land ou excellent ffsei ap
.l. orchard with vrrsfy of other fruits lawei wa
e3 ruous O. several places a. pubic worship good
.rhao. mill sc Terms moderst- lite mo spu.sb.e
Fsr farther particulars apply 90 SOLOMON "hlrFhN of
- lAM IADt RHIII-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22

~ For ..e ~ lease or exchange ior cty property
--Gf,ue q; acres Of good land Rush~ "a, l. l. two
i,ss ION, Wimshursh ferry, goo feet rom he turnpike
,sfs on the road 20 Newfown. The "a m VIII b' 500 on
nj wears There is on the farm gooa house large btr
Gent fr g1 cows good orchard, the lsnd ~ 5000
80. III eplfirasr a~d fenced n's small lots FOR par
'icai.-s INQUIRE Of GEO y BUTLER. Tribune Buildings
.l'. 80 So, ~ Snrnce 2f floor 4 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22

Alr-Tnder wear, 3 70 2, 70 D = . 20
M ~ 0 II. lOto go -; 90 &C. a. 20 70 -, p - 70
80 - 60 70 20 10; 70 TO 60, II soto 90 ansn9~n,
rnslsna 6; Scotland, Germany 20 ffsnce' s"iei
lard i; West Indies. unknown, s. A.. r.o.,g,ai
Ri.esw.irs Island ?; Boonin xdsle Hospital w ara
I.sus rs City Hospital, cry fn'on, ip,,.rsusl,
i.i.sS ,, colorsd Home ID cooIsa Persons, -
''%'o' - N'''''" 81 " WHITE, City Inspector.
Cisx lpso.etor'. Oaice. February H. 1919
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22
,IS. PiLI>Bt Ht'h ~ " 81 n a = IA

tSlS. PITTSBuRGH TkaNhi', % lilSHt,s,'
rl.ass 4, CINCINNATI AND PifISBL hpi DAs
.Sllr-NlY STEAM PACKET LANE This To-
ss-s~e<s'.s<a epeudsnf Line 81 steamers - now con'
po.ei II the largest swiest best ho shed 'ua "a n'ssd
Ia f.t powerful boats on the gatels a. die West ahe
fes afe paid or th- ces ~ tho best ano
inou experienced m-a engaged in The river Sues ire
ne has been IN operation too six iears mas ettea hcsJ
, a. r. OF people without doing the highest inJafy
fo th4r person. The proprietor challenge comparison
,.th any passenger line the Union for safety reeuafy
nd .p.ei All that money procure has been pfovided
flr he safety comfort snd convenience 81 passenger"
The boats lsaye Pittsburgh for Cincinnati as fellows
Nfsnday.....M ONONGAHELA, G. Stone.
Tte.dls... HIsERElA. No ?. John klinefs.ter
Jyr{nssaIg.. NEW ENGLAND. No. 2, samuel Dsan
Tlas3av... BRILLIANT. T. j. Grace
Fri54y......CLIPPfK. No. z, =. Crooks
Sanirdag.... MESSENGER De Camp. 80
.nf4y'.....ISAAC NEWTON 4 .. Msson- lif I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22
Ezys 81 r ~ 'r ~ iei" 40 20 Wheel


% s3S;,s.zsssS7 10 PlrrsauRoH $50 WHEEL.
~ 10 SO ris fnilis'p li-, Baltimore and
Ohio ks.irrst. Cumberland sd Western ffa'.le"
Ir., U...i -iatss gsI .nl Passrrl ser Route - this
at!rsl Whe.ng C'nrl1rsu srf ID South sni West
Psssangerl goils rerf5 t1rou-bhS rs - "a. Vans,
IecYr REGION, N.i of Lioef.y d. as A. I'd ~
. a. IaiIr
L-sFs FtH.1el3 a-s fsunlsrs excepted rom he corner
OF fleerrfh arf Hafseia stsf A. " sui tslJ si4r:
a. - Rauras4 .ld arrive .l BALTIMORE 81 p ~ and
Isss- B,.t'n.orsa 70 A. p. bgihs Bsldnors ard Ohs
\. ross. arl arrive g. Cumberland 8iu b,
tetY- 1mpsl it1f AZ 2. ..ly o.,
Twelve daily ines ~ Pc Nalo1a A9a' sl9 o9oi 10.
l5nl Stage Lines. snj arrive l f.'Isbufk Or wheeling
lrrteveling
rs.seng.f, i1f rnsh1rgh lake re leadiG lev sI1
mlderl-hli f,-amloz.s - SoNns.e, 81 t1gfe0i hs'a
pr.f rf miles ~ ssa.iIs na f1e whole r0t.a.
Frfi-clals sissm logis szyo Pill3lrgh and Whehlnf
sslsrg afd 0s.fe sefs sTe hTHaf1ol siugll deisy 10
g'1ri.r.i cd si 1irr nors ln dc trrtl sr1 " 5sl
E07 crog -l-tcses tris r..ie apply pa Phisdelfhs
!iae asufosf Cce 0 Hrfse gld feqorih SIS az
g 5Duh flfd.L co board t,ranbIsi Doh AZ ~ arf
Sare ilrar.h rom flisje pitts Oh P.s1ursh. slai 70
shserg slI wish ihe pdye.3 n STOP irz Al a.inafs.
-r rrGlnng seeis a. pleasure. ~ Fufef i1ilfmsoe
aypJ y j. eLLAhkri Ass~.
AtAtsfls = c. f.gpIs.- ohca. H. WalI-s al u n
or Tsy Tors Hotel 30. a Cortland-lt
gO2 HktrlssEa.
r. s. eh- sail Lines iron fl.4telphs 10 ks'i16s
Ir7s De Depot c0r1s Gf ly-nl sni Nsfsoi ga, b4l
fays 0lcep,ea 90 A.. All r n. isly, by ksilfosi
II Fssss1Cgs are csn.1ae sgtirs g.fcllsiag ilcssu
i1 Nae-fork fCf Baltimore. flutlrS1 ~ Nnaeiu. Sst'
so,l. e. ~ i-e an1-8l -n5lei ll~s, a. no oaf 10
saiholl1-d ID ell Iesets il hta- York f7r thess Hes.
sTH b. afFH a ~ tvfr''sT ~ ta1es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22

DUBLIg NOTICE Is hereby given that resolution
hes been presented the Board Of Aldermen that
enty ninth Thrtisth Thiry-hfst Thirty second Thirty
third thirty fly and Thrtyszth streets D. graded from
ff- Third-avsnue the Esst River and that IN ff-
se-ru- Be Graded from Twsnty-eghth street 70 Thirty
tfb .frs4t All p-rsons thr above PROPOSE
ton having .cti0us the are desired % present
them writing the underlined Al nis No u All
notice hereby farther given % tn- owners and parties
Otherwise Interested the shove that application 20
re Sweet Inms.ioner within Thirty days from the date
suofice that they have p-rmifson % grade the
ssn- at their and expense; provided the sane
b. done 10 sections II not ess than entre block and
l conformity with the recognized rsguiationsstrset
commandments Office Feb ~ l8f3.
MARTIN r THOMPSON,
q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22

tATANTED-A few sctive young men 70 90 9ou.n i =.
w West set agents toI the sale % new sno poPu
,utlicafiors over and above their expenses " D-
rsured 20 them in writing, with opportunity or cet
inv : 900 per ,esr Some men now IN our ehp1y w
ch man will have his district 10 will he necessary W
e, 10 have ~ least from SIS 20 80 70 obtain goo "
I.ng ont Apply ~ FREECH'S Publishing BAL -
8r ,duay ND stairs Office Of the FsF OF our Union AZ
Ie, ers rtrst b. postpaid. ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22

r. -zsyss.EaaFJ KIILABETHTOWN AND
A<t$ V~x~- sxff, SOME kk Lib RAlLkOAD-kel4id
during the past season with hsssy
II Rail-WINTER ARRANGEMENl.-Leaye BY \. J.
Raj iroai foot Of C0rtsnd-st AZ Az and NJ lnsss
By from Pier North River. at loi ociocs NJ
freight trsn,l and 81 O'Clock
For EAsrOs, Nilkesbare, hauch Chunk, Pa. ts
Leave By the morning line By Railroad FOR s.au sppJ
u A v HOPF Asrshsbu Hntel al Cortls nf-st az ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22

- mrnt q snd s~cond baud Snow Csses constantly
on hand. and Show Cases made 10 order Also, show
& t.-s t.ken In eschsnxs It FAILS SO Broome 81
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