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Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-08

NC Plus ultra ! cas-, both Green and Black, Of all
descriptions, the highest grades grown in China so
per pound. a. =
TAKE NOTICE.-The Canton Tea Company
are the exclusive ~ealsss Of elIu-rla=. ed
called {. HoiD3Hd'S UIirture.n They introduced it
in America in ls40-and every other person or house
protesting to sell the same at all-nuchessa at low
er price-deceive the unwary, as the public them
selves will perceive, by comparing the spurious with
Company.
Every package lin addition to its containing fnll
weight, independent fthe wrapper) bear the stamp
of neatness and elegance and the Teas therein are
SO thoroughly secured from light and air that the
quality and power viii remain unimpaired in any eli
mate [my 161 ALLIS & HOWES, Agents
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-08
FANCY ARTICLES.

FTNHE subscriber has receIvdd an assortment Of:
L Seals, Sealing Wax, Note Paper; b
Steel Deeds, Kings, Tassels; a41sss t.rs
Bag Clasps, Needles, Purse Twist;
Fancy Beads Pins Knitting Pins:
g Razors, Razor Straps Shaving,
Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes. SC. &c.
Also, Edgings, Inserting, Drawer Goods OF everv
variety, for safe at wholesale and retail by
ap fa3 s II NORRIS SJ0HNSON,
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-08

GEN. CAss A FEDERALIsT.-Abouta month
ago, and previous to the meeting of the Bal
timore Convention, we stated that Gen. Cass
was an old Federalist and wore the black cock
ade. We did not make the assertion at ran
dom, as is the practice of the locofocos, but
from knowledge of the fact acquired when
we were boy in the Re publican office at Nash
vile, Tennessee, during the days of the Jack
son dynasty. The charge was then made
against Gen. Cass and the evidence sustaining
it was produced, which silenced the few friends
Gen. Cass had in that State at the time. Our
neighbor of the Democrat, however, who hates
FcderaliSts as he does the cloven footed imp
himself, denied-no he didn't deny that we
stated the fact-but he laughed at it, as much
as to say-prove it if you can. Well, sure
enough the proof is at hand, oceans of it, and
now we expect to see our neighbor turn upon
poor Cass with all the spitefulness of his ma
ture. TWAS shabby trick in the Baltimore
convention to nominate an old black coCkadt
FederaliSt as the DEMOCRATIC candidate for the
Presidency, and our neighbor wont stand it o.
course. He support federalist indeed Bu
the proof, or rather part of it.
The forty-seventh volume Niles's Register
Is speaking of Gen. Cass, says:
But the fact is that when his father Major
Cass, gallant officer of the revolution and an
accomplished officer of the old school, superin
tended the recruiting in Delaware in 1893
1900, for what was called the provision-eati
army. he (the present Gen. Cass) was the pre-.
ceptor of the grammar school in Wilmington
and always appeared with black cockade in
his hat, and so we see it stated in the Della
ware Journal as being in the present recollec-
ton of many of the citizens of Wilmington.
| Therei AS the Louisville Journal says, more
eminently respectable paper than Niless Reg
lister was never published in this or any othel
country. What it states as truth is always full
ly relied on as truth. What has the Demo
crat to say to the above? A mere suspicion, O
Wing being tainted with federalism is suf
ficient to stir up the blacklist bile in our neigh
Dor, what then will be the consequences t.
him of this expose of his candidates forme
principles and associations? We shall see.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-08
q g So q & 1S
Harris Vegetable Extract,

S the only remedy that be relied on for the per
i manent cure ofSpinal Complains, Spasmodic
CONNECTIONS, Irritation OF the Nerves, Nervous or
Sick Headache, Nervous Tremors, Neuralgia Affec-
lions, Apoplexy, Paralysis. General Debility, Def
cheney of Nervous and Physical Energy, and all Ner
vors Disorders including the most dreadful OF all
.l;oo~.,o -. o,-ar fleet the human r3ce---
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-08
NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS

JUST OPENED At
KRGSEN & MORGAN'S
n In the New Frame Buildings, on Main Street.-ka
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

Rutwhy repair to the observatory OF the astrono-
ner or TO the laboratory of the chemist for examples
If principle which is in never ceasng operation around
u. sleeping or waking al home or abroad, by nlght
n, by day at rest or motion, IN the country or IN the
town trayersiog the burning limits OF the tropics or
exploring the rgors of the poles we are ever under It's
influence We at lis slaves ana It's masters
We are its slaves Without II we cannot Tor mo
ment live Without ts well regulated quantity we can
not tot moment enjoy lie Ii rules our pleasures ana
ur mains laws ne on the sick bed and raises us from
IL 10 our disease and physician. In the ardor OF
summer we anguish under ts excess and In the rgor
81 Winter we shiver under its defect Does accumu
late around US In undue quantity we burn with lever
does IL depart from with unwonted rHpldty' we
.h.ke with ague or wrihe under the pains OF rheuma
ti.u and the tribe of maladies which u leaves behind
when u quite as DBL,
We are It's masters We suhdue II To our VIII ana
s,.oo.e n TO our purposes Amid arctic SHOWS we con
sas ., around persons and prevent its escape oy
clothing impcrvous to II. Under tropical sun we q
I'D, A. by like means We eXtort 1t from water TO Oh
tain the luxury In hot seasons, and we force II
MO water To warm our apartments IN cold ones Do
". traverse the sezs-t lends wings 10 the snip ana
bids dehsnce 90 the natural opponents the WINDS ana
the tides Do we traverse the lsnd-its hsrnessed 10
the chariot and outstrp the hight oil the swliies'
bird equal the fury Of the tempest
n we sleep chamber and our cOuch are iuInlsheu
with contrivapces for its due regulation. II we eat
our food owes its SAVIOR and nutrition 10 heat From
mi. the fruit receives It's peness and by this the Vsnds
Of the table are htted for use The grateful iniu
.on which forms morning repssi might remain ior
ever hidden in the leaf OF the tree. the berry OF the
psnt or the kernel Of the nut II heat did not lend us
power o. extract them Dr. LsrdneI Lectures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

ACrMoUs WILL CAsE.-The Baltimore Coun-
" Court has been occupied about two weeks In the
trial of will case which developed some curious facts
IL was the will of old David Hutson, who died short
time since and left will bequeathng about $4,000 TO
his boon companions and cutting of his blood relations
or most of them with one dollar each. The suit was
brought TO set aside the Will the ground that the
iestator was not at the time the will drawn and
signed of sound disposing mind that he was exposed
10 undue influences when II WAS signed and that the
influences and means to which he was exposed were
fraudulent 1t appeared in evidence that Hutson had
been constantly Piled with liquor for some weeks pre-
vious 10 his death and also that his companions had
kept a constant watch and guard over him to avoid
his coming in contact with his relatives. The case
occupied ten days aud finally disposed OF by the
Jury unsetnr the will and directing the executors to
refund all the rents collected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
rTTrI-sAvING APPARATUS.

~ GP1EF1N 4 COZ. PATENT HEAT GENERAlOh
D.-EuGneers need not Dee informed ilt TN .' -
zen 6, b4 best rans u setting boilers and me same :
trle 0f al kiHt- of furnaces = s,..,-.,s
The subscribers offer to The nouce or ial4.a,. . ~
method Of saving fuel originally secured ny patent 'v'
-1,i ana SINCE al much improved tat new paiei was -
a1 Iuv So 1857 r. IL applicable % steam "a W. ~
Western raiers. stationary engines 90 meaning 49,
-,.-. .--E fo mans &c In pnniVOrk-. io anneans iuf
mace. o .,- goo papemils, TO the manufacture o sugar At
the south. &c, 80. - t h, ,,veo
Ia been ih0rou eh.y tested by business men " .e
rs.pecfatv who have realized SAVING oi rom l"ehly
I'VE o forty per cent and consists ll ISL 4 pesIAi
srrlcrou ~ the fre-chamher % tlrnace IV-1e'i- Wy
c1.ror 4 most perfect and burning nearly al me 1sse-
and smoke. thus generating r ANnn hiinH- N go
r s-tfy NJ fl- and -. An cement az the Hle-
ho en- ana only escapes NJ ieinpeff hFal.r ~ uo
inp water An arltcal draii i su2s--.sl ol ue a
ana he ra~e.-fv Of building high chmneys J, eIe ooNl
go The cost Of setting thus much es- than ny ne oiu
methods. % has been applied 90 furnaces ioi emmy ,t =,
rss and FOR drying no PRINT" ofAs WIN 80 - e 81
80 ana Of fe Boilers and furnaces now m Use can 1r a.
,s WIN 1u slight expense delay. state, County or M
ga rights are offered Ou terms satisfactory ana nose az
teresed are invited 90 examine ceruncales uia"Ns 9
models a. he Office Of he projectors 49,. ..-...
Extract from report of the COninllce on A. ~ ~
OF the American Institute. sept So ~ - ...,-
Your Committee are OF opinion uhl W. pan 80. y,
rercay and practically. embraces me uesl apgcAu9l VI
,.-s avs tD tre economical combustion OF fue Of any
an which has vet been exhibited 20 mem. D ~. &
Comu.ree lsguedl JAS RENWlCh CHAIRMAN.
References may le made to -o io..'N'Ns s'-N''
ssr Morrsn. D Waer--l New-Yors. Logwood Work.
A. Yonkers. Garner Co 81 Pine-st frn W oles ~ na.
.r.frssy John B1Lgs Co. Prnt orAs rfa Alol, ,eai
D. is5aIrisa Pa. Ineer.oI s. Mcdowell. Paper Nils
SOM Tvrnglam. Mass. Mes-rs Johnson Kline ana oher'
1f tre MARYLAND Peul,enuary. Baltimore WE A h0yoe'
0r Mi Neyy.B rlusvics y J.: r j. Srang Bnck ard,
Grassy Point: John Adrance CO. PoushSeePse Dlu'
can Harrington Pleasant Valley d w Lee r our i..-'
9vr,bes, Co Il Y Print WORKS D GRIFFIN Co.
ma 10 myl lHWThu -ip ~ orohnNAfs t'r" -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

bKiSroL, Maine, Oci ~ SIC
NJ GR,yrrr have been familiar with the
,af,,,-s az Maine for twenty-three years and ]
have never known the W hirs IN better spirits
nor more confident; Of than they are IL"
true. 10 80 there more apparent but not more
actual enthusiasm in the Wing party than At present
And after deduciins what the Wings have sustained oy
,hose who went from among them 70 make Up 10.
third party they will give greater vote on ine "a "
November than they ever thre" Oelo. nv, 80, -,
vote ~ 90 when they threw foni% votes w rsuH -.
One thing 4. certain Gen Taylor VIII take I'VE uines
a. rnsuy from the Loco fOco party 10 tni' 'a'o - u
Gen Harrison-snd every day Is adans - '"e D-. ~
Much Of th. may be- aschbed to the great popularity u
a.. T.,Ior ,er.onsuy But uuquesuonaoly inucn
80 o. he od,ous Tariff of 40 You can have no CON
eDtion of the intensity o; feeling ia tn's S'ae On u'
ti.ct IA sbsorbs al other issues m the present fTcs
den,sl contest resided among the wool growers OF
o,.ero County New York from $50 tA $50, ana ~
strong feeling prevailed there Al tnat uine u IS
so,.ed II DOT exceeded. by the universal sentiment
hat uervsdes all classes and at parties IN THIS state on
,bc subject Of Protection. This may be news 10 you
f,,r seeing majority Of the state In most cases Tor
wear. susia ming the Free Trade party But chaht'
= thorough radical chanse mas oeeh "IOI."s - ''o
e,a,e by TIE two last years experience Our fshemeH
Who hsve been the instruments Of giving the Stae 70
the Free Traders for years are unanimous 10 tne oo
nanciston OF the Tarif Of 40 They see themselves
,ader.old IN our markets ~ the btat Hosts -
LsB,rmlu feel its pernciOus effects more, II pOssloc
than toe fishermen verify believe II free Trade or
PROTECTION wa the issue directly, not lOOD IN Name
.ogh BE- found 10 sustain the former. We have seen
,be a., free Trade Tariff that will be enacted during
the Nineteenth Century.
Every Wing this state Is alive TO inc npoi tshce OF
the contest and they will do their duty 10
man They are confident Of success, not only IN the
Uoiop ba ~ fi1 STATE They uW carry this state -
when the contest comes between Free Trade and ffo
,ection-Cen TAYLOR and the Man Of Circumstances.
victory will ss certainly as day succeeds 10 night
declare for the Old Hero who sutrenders aud Of
whom IL appears immuiaby decreed shall never loose
q yietory Yours truly A. s. C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

rsrtR,sriNc LAW CAss-Thc Detroit Free
Prs sives the report of of considerable import
ance IN uself and precedent recently decided IN
the L. Circuit Court in that city. II was the SUIT OF
the United states C. h. Humphrey and :. 4. Davies,
mi was brought by the Government against the dc
,ndsnts owners and proprietors OF the stage Comps
nv In the Western states for the recovery OF -4o!1
stolen from OF the stages OF the defendants IN inc
month of March 1886 The moniy was In gold put up
IN the usual packages together with two other boxes OF
silver and In charge of the agent
Al Carlisle Hill small place between Michigan City
.nd south Bend while the stages changing horses
toe money was taken aud this brought 20 re
cover the amount OF the robbery The counsel on the
part of the Government District Attorney NorVeA
and Mr. Frazier and for the defendants Nessrs Joy
Porter and samuel Clark ESQ. OF Kalamazoo. The
ase was submitted TO the Jury who after retiring shout
ten minutes. brought In = vrdct in favor OF the de
PENDANTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
CLOTHING.


FALL AND WINTER CLOTHNG-l0- ?. l LIZ - IN
s.E CA-I rf rod. .r.y ~ r --.r''. a., ~ ...,t
l. '.' ~. t. ,,t..n.r g0l bias or 1ot You rsh s'r !,
l ..,cs N si0so - new ropi- nouR.l lsl a.
hy experienced '----i-' " 00 foS1t
.osks. rom -....t-..' - 00 fO D.
Dress and ffock tpAt-' nm b 0O to ~
Cnais, -acss or sur us 'li.. c,,, . 1I Oh o.
over sack o. ana li'-'7' lN to b
80 of cetb 80 velvet On and fancy On !" !"
Cloths cAssimeres and F'silnts ANs' ~"
,o r,e,.lre Sl.ts furnished in - hours 49,, I'D, ,s-,b
Reme-b@r lrg Fulion-si, directly oppos,s .ue DI
d Ill Cburch the od stand ii block essi OF Or
=. -,rre -fi0n with any other store n ul- 'l't
N,D,u DANIEL p SMITH, lo4 rul.ons~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

L r " Keller. Teacher. Ne~iown. fe.rht.d ouu' y
Conn on the Ho1ss0nc road - miles from bflt epui
Terms IS Der quarter Of twelve weeks Tor board N'-
ton. washing mendny, fuel. lgh.s and bedding. fupAs
received =. any time , -,
Reference. n y PECK Co. $50 Fr0nt-st, x Carbon
Overfor. WalI-t. Jonn Ackley. Iract House y \ 2
Henry D1uou. Fec Law Professor. Yale College non.
Alfred Backmsn New Haven. C0ln Hon VIM ROCK
Vel corner of Jaw and WiIoughby-si. Brooklyn
Az interview msy be enjoyed with ne teacher al love
foy'- Hotel 80 Pars-r0vv Tlescay, "WEDNESDAY Ilu
dsy and Friday from 10 @ NJ and from TO ID 7 NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
M INE URN l..
PORT or NEW YORK. OCTOBER 2,

ARRiNFp. Shg Netoks Nss Orleans houni n LIVER
a. MT In n distress ha,n. Vhen from The
asrea hurncsne m o. NNW whrh continued r is
hsar. .hr in rcvei ntopsa st slt
main Cop asuinasi sprung mannas and oo~qf o-i
galley hatch house and stsroaft ou~urss all
stsrtea besides strsln hp and
lrper sos whh the ship 90 esS baf tres dsls 90 g~t
a Char e.,on prevented head winds Gse Ot %
Grove tie 81 nio The Gu aud 'he ~ OF e port wni
~ squared Cor Nlofs
Big lsnls e. phifroak New Haven ballast
Br. Rockingham Powers k,st 0fecl~th RI
SAILED SIN Nrtort lof iondon Wind NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

WEST INDIA DEFAULrERs A letter from hines-
ton Aug 2 says "Our highly paid officials are the only
ones VINO do really feel the pressure OF the tunes
Yet even among them, dishonesty has beeh prevalent
Our Register OF Chancery has been dismissed MS DC
hconcios amounting 10 several thousand pounds The
Auditor General of Prisons Account has decampcd,
leaving some thousands unaccOunted for The agent
OF the Planters Bank has also decsmped-iourteen
thousand unsccOunted for Our Receiver GenersI oeo
and ON counting his cash and examining his accounts,
over ten thousand pounds have been found deficient r.
The Planters Bank has failed with Liabilities OF over
10000 and no Immediately available assets The
Colonial Bank II is presumed Will shortly "lhd up
having already lost over 100000 according to its own
official statement Our Island Treasury is empty-the
present Receiver General having advertised to that
effect Our merchants go called IN remembrance oi
past days) do not now sell cargo unless for cash.
because II they do they cannot remit The Americans
will not send us cargoes unless the cash accompanies
the order so that you see we have neither cash nor
credit % work upon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

rur ATTENTION or THE MEDICAL FACULTY
RESPECTFULLY called To the Metallic Truss ahu
| Supporter new article particularly adapted TO ne va
nous forms q this seasr, whether ingueral scroa lr-
moral or umblca and supporter for abdominal weakness
in either sex, proiapsus. &c.
The simplicity " this article Is such mat me pracut"n'l
csn adapt 10 any case. changing the psd by means O
screw i0 any desired form position The strength ot me
flexible metal affords stationary power without pressure
than sufficient support an ordinary rupture ana Dy
means Of IT, Principe any required pressure can ue
olained 10 add ton By Us method Of adjustment the ave
nue. OF prOlruson closed the pubs and the station
arv now er hse- the pad the rupture winch he
made no any required form either convex Hat or
otherwise It's particular claim 10 notice apart from IL no
vev simplicity Of IT, application. and facility OF
being arranged any case where mechanical agency
can be- applied When properly adjusted, the patient has
entire freedom Of scuOn without al spacng the truss and
the painful pressure heretofore experienced by ne use Of
NUS + entirely Obviated.
MANY physicians Of emnence have examined and given
their sanction the superiority Of this trss TO whom re-
ference be given Principal Office, TO Broadway cor
uero ~ Maiden lane. upstairs ~ lmeOi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
Chathnm--t. and the sIIcer.

The nIlowug communication from respected
friend aud merchant in Chatham It, publish with
pleasure We think tina, ne treats the sLIcERs good
humored article in relation Chathsm.st with more
seriousness than the article really deserved I'd IT.
The scer IS correct in Of his assertions, one OF
which ia that goods sold lower in Cnathamst tnan
IN Broadway other street where II ls CONSIDERED
necessary keep up appearances OF business by haVs
IN their employ twenty over dressed mustachloeu
bipeds 10 DO the work OF quarter OF the nu,noer
Slicer says the clothing stores are nyaraoy KEPT Oy
Jews lie knows better OF ougnt 70 kho" Oellei -
from the Park 10 Fast Broadway or the bO"ery ne
knows that there is score Ortwo OF tailoring estaDsu
,nen,s of the highest respectabty, and doing large
business. who are not Jews lie knows 700 'hat 'he
mock auctions when driven from Chatham-st some
years since principally took refuge IN broadway
Shcors wittcsms in regard TO rickety furniture have
no more foundation truth than that the Corporation
some years since gave the privilege OF using Chatham
square on Thursday of each week only for selling sec.
ond hand furniture by auction and the rest OF the week
clear Of dsjoned stools as any other part Of the
City
cash and the few who buy time and mean % pay,
generally understand that they not charged an ex
ira twenty i've per cent 10 make up for lame ducks
There may be some, living in the west end Of the
town who have never extended their perambularOns
or drives and strangers from other places,
through this benighted region OF chcer, ana 70 al
such would be 20 their interest 10 make an imnedae
voyage Of discovery assuring them that they Will hnd
many OF the inhabitants almost IT not quite civilized
Large stores of almost every kind OF goods ana wares
entering into the daily consumption Of mankind ana
womsnkind OF good quality and q, fair prices and the
owners disposed TO do business on principle quite a.
much a. any other part Of the City. One thing more
few years since Mayor, after taking his once put
the laws force he found them causing Gil oosruc
tons disappear from the sidewalks II our present
authorities would do the same thing now, sheer
would have no occasion TO complain of garments Zap
ping in his face neither in Chatham 81 nor any otner
part Of the City. Perhaps they are afraid oil sharing
the same tate a. the gentleman spoken of above who,
with HE party only year allowed 10 hold the
reins and principally from that cause alone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
ctoaKS cIoAKS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ,..
4 ADrES' AND MISSES CLOAks-Con-islns ol '..eiy
,.re color and qualify and varying 10 prices ron : ~
sa..ch Tie public generally are invited i1 CAL ai4 W.
- ..i tsr,sin al WAMSLEis :. . Cathanne-s- nrAi
Specimen. can be seen 10 the Great Fair p Ca.Ie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
L. WOODS PATENT
AIR TIGHT COAL STOVE.

ruNHE UNDERSIGNED offers ,O The public new Stove
f1r heating stores parors hss, h,es ships ana sea-
boat cabins containing new and desirable Improvements
Whereby great amount Of hest l. gained over any -io'e
before offered The improvements are OF tnai -irsng Guar
scf- dat they satisfy the purchaser al g.snce INST IT II
re. Isl valuable few Of their many Improvements are
here sei forth -...
l. they have no CRATE the bottom aud The coal re''
upon cold pAle ,
The Air admitted % the stove heated before reache,
tr Ere by h1t air chamber consequently Inc coal : al
consumed
It's air tight and constructed that u needs no rHA
in and free from dust none can escape INTO me room
4 It = economical The application Of the heated ar pa
c1sneciOl With tie fac that cannot Dee disiurped oy ran
Iqe causes complete combustion sud consumption oi "e
coal 4 urnriple not before obtained in stoves.
Few Of f.enumerJls testimonial are hereN IN a
We have used during The last Winter, one Of j. WOOD
ArTshi Cy nder Stoves. which has lshi bottom upon
which The instead Of Crate We cjnsllef zone
f The bee We have used. for economy OF iue ceah
ue.. and comfort and appears Q fu al that would be eA
pect-d flr tie purpose designed (sgned) ,,,,,,,.s
Sept i6, lsi7. H. w ~ t4 t'o.
" Cartwright 900 South II Geo Cornell. l3 Hudson
FL Benedict. Bradley Co. IN Pearst, : Eyunge' o'
Beaver--t i II Moses, 66 Beayer-st George seeey East
Pear-st House. ..
n after tna of three weeks the Stoves prove unsas
factory the purchase money Will be refunded The radt
900 genera hnd much 20 their advantage 10 call ana
exsnire this stove . Id.
damaged for ssle by l0l6 ml l.. WOOD, 81 Waief-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
/ OOO OfERt on d.. .

nnn OyERCOAT--iiesvy plol and uro~u
| tUDtD 80 r.rs b@avrr the e.rs ant maze aA9
richest trimmings. from : TO - es'h C.oaAs .' s an,
tsC..rre fr1m : 20 e. each Psuis, vests dre-s ala
70, -. rom = ,o : ID each These goods were recently
,,errs.et FOR r.sh Tney sre AL unrrdeeined pledges
-. s..I-IT STORE. COZ Ns.sAl ana brthIusl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

DOOFING.-GOODWlN's ROOFING-New roof u
rough boards covered Tor q cents per foot, roof; "
bridges Squares - 80 square over III, zrc W
shingles 4 20 y cents and wsraEled Good wins cement
shranlng aid the same safes OF shingles II : lgn,
chesp durable cud nfepr0of 10 can be walked over ho4i
Injury. References and specimens a. 81 Nes Broadway,
between Chambers ard Warren % IN
METALLIC BLOCK LETTERs.-The sub
l'lscrners 1arg been appointed FOR ne sale 81
N-.s''r 7.rE l-.s ofe-rr .r -r- r. h'e
as rlLfl szJfEEA 60. - hil.nH