davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

FARTHER DIFFICULTIES WITH THE WiNNEBA
eoks We have report that since the Information We
gave in our paper OF the Goth inst, the Winnesagoes
whom the Government Is endcsvofing 10 remove %
theH lands West OF the Mississippi have utterly refused
tc go sndthe u troops present seem 20 be unable to
force them 60 go to protect the property Its
reported that the Indians have killed all the team csiile
the cattle provided for their own subsistence and that
oi the L : troops
The So JosspA Ga.ene OF the 10th gives The fellow.
ing which we presume Is but sllusion to what We
have before stated we have not heard OF any other
arrival from the Plains
We have received information from the plains that
the Sioux Indians completely destroyed the Pawnec
village few days since, by burning II 10 the ground
While the hrc raging battle took place and some
thirty forty OF the PsNne-s killed.. The loss of
the Sioux, If any not known small party OF
Normons had been attacked by the Indians and or
twelve Killed II appears to be the determination OF the
Indians stack AL the ensrsuts crossing the Plains
this season and nnedste steps should be taken TO ren
der them al the assistance necessary Il Is said by
uemen, who have lately been the Plains, that large
bodies Of the Indians keep constantly in the rear OF the
emgrsnts taking every opportunity 10 rob and pnnder
81 Louis Republican, June ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
q IN peir.ou VI n Proprictor-This esfshl-.i,

men i uptown IN one Of the pleasant snd healthy
rarf OF city. containing sixty rooms with several
private parors good tshe for nvads, others, who
wish good plain Diet Also, fine arrangement for bath
YORK jyl lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

EOLLEC riNG.-Merchzn,s. Mechanics. Lawyers or
y Doctors having CRY bills collect Ray Ind @ o. tlef
advantage 90 place hen the LlEds % TIE undersigned,
who now devuies s entire Attention % the collecting bus
ness References 90 Huntington savage 20 Pes--st,
shepherd Morgan. u Futonst. J. Ret1e-t, Clinton
Hal. and loulas NcE rafh TrhunS once.
- -u--- = p Ripley I----. u---e- 81 N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

.tlIavug been severely afflicted nr more tnan twenty
nye year. w h the piles and having used variety u med
cnes without relief. had almost abandoned ilc hope oi
AIS benefit WAS advised iew weeks since. Dec liou
Ezekiel Bacon tp make use of DuCHErr's SPANISH SPF-
CiFiC rHE PuF,, prepared af ~ R1osefeltst New
York. and the very fret rial was immediately relieved,
and. by of only half bottle considered myself per.
eciy cured From Inc effect has had upon me-, being now
seventy three years Of age would confidently recommend
fo All who have ever suffered with that eNcuciang dis
esse-rucs March q, l8r liy8 lt WV ALsERsoS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
r. Wnfrr-Cure EsfnbII-hment. Oysier Bal

L I 25 miles from New-York-yoEL SHEw, NJ d. suih0r
lf The Water.Cure Manual. Handbook Of HydrOpahy,
&c &c Editor 0f the WaerCure Journal and The earliest
American practitioner Of the mode and Dr. ?. ROOF,
also pupil Of Pressuz, receive patients ~ above Pas
sage week days, per steamboat CrOton 81 P NJ Fulton
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

1 lSERPOOL ORREL COAL, afoai, ard WI VIZ. =.
iLlandng In day two from ship Republic % iAif
sZe and prime quality, for sale Ia Ofs 10 SAT- puchss-f y
J. l. -. w. WORTH a Broadway,
~ and corner Thompson and FJarh IS
CT IN PER TUN-NUT COAL-Peach Oic-s.,,
pr ~ Red Ash and schuylkl White Ash, Tor $40 "a
NE above low price; large size, aud dsiissfe1
from the yard. Apply 20 I. STOKES DlCkEhsOS
alH lG Anlnony-.t near Broah~sSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
IA ANTED- "A

AkANTED-A si'ual01 as upcr-r-ea.rri 10 works. by
~ v0un man nf steady lafs "a 1 Wa ip.o1 some
wears fY fre Comm Cf Pubic Nlrs, n lreii 81
far-msr NJ works. and Hl also conducted l' worss %. soy
ora public N. t.l-s sf0Herf-au t} --ai'. lri tt-
rrsr--a krnsg se ~ civil engineering hr Fo-i make
n.o.f general 81 n-efl hV working a rs 'a1e Htf rf-
rorlr.fv wo4d allow tie would 81 t0 lny Ftt ~ ne
Unite. >tstes Brush settlements Iertnol as rs. ne
r-rri from Pie officer. under Va hCu lc served Address
tts Office N' f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

80 - H. OHIO River j. nr sale OBJ rssy terms. c1rar
A rr saw 40 acres onchlrd n cultivation and PIE h1l
,r.s r tt.she rmbfr Tor STEAMBOATS,. Toe lna ls
...trs Ana produces Wheat Corn, Clover. a. wei lf
bind. on The rSo-tnrds % ne ara las -i pr" %
rsxore.fmes iihis large hrck io1se, u roons pof
m ~ near tn choice grated frlf trees j. li hfafg Tie
.. m ht pas he interest az its prce. and le "on sot ID
sesr1sfs would nsy uos u rot ATT - pii'e i's illes
below Madison Ia AMI mile nom hano.ef to.ese .
.irs .f person wishing iu educate sons oi iu esilhff
a Ferlae seminary Nj Lsu.er "'io T. we. ~ is''ef
Min if ~ h. in New ORR from he il M ne lu jay
,rd may lie .een at WlNSLON FEkhlNr'N, f-WAl.
New York; apply personally of oy .re,, pospAf
to Rev James Knox, - Foultl-afelle New - ~ A
HAYS. Madison, IT, .l' '"D~"
r., TO BOOT AND SHOE MEN very desrl
tfS BE farm of lfo u Bucks County, "a a.' Ia
49, e. above ne CRY of Phlade plls ou tle peiaNue
River. Pc Trenton Railroad passes through ~ nash- Ao
esy access % he city sewers tines day ecf bf sen-
hl,f or cars There large stone house gi htn iey
choice resch orchard narke, 0n he Farm of inc hI a
I'D annie and other fun rCcs TIE farm = wei tlaTff
ier Tor grain grasshas fron ~ near ball m- va
.he RIVER vs. lfh a shsd tsecff-
The above farm offered tor boots and SHOES wncn
wanted f1r a Western market. Persons DESTROYS OF pu
chasing. by addressing the subscriber rosPal, ~ IT,
'' EsS Tag '''' n South Thrisi. Phiaierha
-, Farm FOR ~AIE-A beautiful si'uN. 'n' o' ne
- Pas.sc River about miles om te CIV coz ing
-. acres 90 ofwoodl near tncpuf oi uf t'f',u ht
road % viii be- exchanged Cor property n Nc"-io'A@
ll0hoken For farther PARTICULAR app To-
bs w. JOHN D. WAUGH % NALs- ut'ei.---
-, FARM FOR SALE-smaied in New jersey.
49, New BninswicA. containing about no. sores 81 bea1
f table land. with large arpe ara peach 'I.iAio 20
house barn &C For ffrler particulars INQUIRE ni HIN
RY CARPENTER .3 " ashinsto 90 Ne wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
DIssOLUTION-

lli>sOLt TlON-The copsrinership which heretofore
- vNls,sr between he subscribers under he arm OF
>FALDiNu WATT, has been dissolved The books and
papers u ne afm are II the hands Of Morris Davidson
Esq No - NilAnsi who Is exclus vev sufhorr 10 col.
eci a. moneys dle 10 the coDcerr-Dafet NeV-Y Juy
/, lsS GEO. SPALDlNO,
IyS w. LANGSTOS WATT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

3 B HaLtOCE ESQ NEW-iuRE. Jan. ], 1879.
nEAR SIR According 90 your request yOl VII nnd en-
fcOsed tle formula from which have made nay Deuin-
zee for han twenty years think me best thai
have seen Nou al liberty tD make whatever use you
please Of TO- fully believe dat few ounces Of % anu
ally 0 each family would prevent pa oniy of DE denial
ma.ad.es "a llcl attend our race Yours, truly
J. SMITH DODGE, IS BOnd-st y. Y.
The above Tooth Powder may Bee had a. one Shilling per
box of OF the respectable druggists n Ills city, ana al
wholesale Of B. b Halock, 80 sec ud-st- E6 Be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
BROADWAY HOTEL,

CORNER oF ROADWAY ANp rARS.fl,cE,
Opposite the City Hall Park aud fountain,
NETWORK.
Trausislf Board Fl ~ Per Iry.
ie.l n PETTIBONE 4 TUCKER, Pfopuelors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

FROM THE PLAiSS-OUartcrmaster kenncrly,
who left some time since for Santa re, evertaken
when about 900 miles out by an express bearing
der for hs return lie arrived this morning trader
also arrived from the Arkansas. who left time in
May. He met with Indians but heerd of their being
very hostile Col Gipn Il was reported, had lost some
oi his horses They had been stolen by the Indians
lie heard a rumor at WestpOrt that several persons
had been attacked and killed NJ the sand Hills OF the
Arkansas This is probably the rumor that
reached here time since To the effect that wagon
train had been attacked and several men killed which
report has since been conlrsdicted,
ST Louis Union 3oth
The came paper adds that the Oregon battalion under
the command OF Col Powell IS 10 be disbanded also
the battalion under the command of Col Gipin bat
talon Of the Rife Regiment will BE- sent % the Oregon
route FOR the purpose Of erecting the stocksdes there
and protecting the emigrsnts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
A DEAD SHOT ron BED-BUGs.

SLEEP ~ PEACE
THE DEAD-sHOr BED-BUG POISON A new article
exceeding anything Known for destroying those noVous
yermn ls, received ana Tor sale wholesale AMI retail by
kETChAA HENSHAW
ELI lm II Pllton-st NJ. only arenf. h hi. civ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

~ The Ner- York Eraagciisf Of last week con-
tanned the following from Washington
The political excitement here is becoming more and
intense. With blood heat in the atmosphere and
fever.heat in Congress wonder that there is some
boiling over The pregnant and rscy element OF
slavery mingling Its pungeni influence with the con
tents OF the great political caldron nightly increases
the eaervescence. and no doubt some good remedial
results will eventually be attained Senator Calhoun
delivered himself last week ably maniully, philOso
phicaly and earnestly but his struggles like those
Of a wounded giant, asssled by enemies armed with
tns of truth, and predeslned to be victorious
m the conflict BY his own showing the tide OF public
sentiment and the progress of national legislation have
become too powerful and too far advanced to be rolled
back even by thousand such strong arms as his own
To hs manifest destiny he and his ardent and
sangulne associates. must bow. qr' contemplate with
silent smszement the triumphant OF liberty A
new sensation 10 awakened here by recent events The
Empire state never looked so imperial and important
a. at the present crisis To the first emotion of
der viii succeed inyincble conviction Let the prayers
Of the whole Church be consecrsted the order
Of things that Is arising Never has the Republic
snch Fourth OF July As tomorrow will be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
NOTHING luxe LEArHTR

HOSE FOR THE CROTOS WATER for hre-eny'ue.
steamboats, etc Manufactured from the beat TANNED
lea.ae IN wrought copper riye.s, always hEnd and
for sale a. he l0Test prices By
ags Srr- IOHN X BOWIE 4 CO N gsrv.t any
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

nK. POWELL. OCT LIST Al RlsT, &c. attends
f(dEy % diseases OF the T. and lar AZ be surgery, 81
Broadway, entrance d Wsrren-sf Just Published, The sec
old edition uf Dr. Powell. Treatise on ne Eye, pnce 50
CENTS l-h be- had q, h o-e s.so. hs pr-mum SELF
acting Eye FOUNTAINS age supply oi Arinc!l Eyes r.
Gently imported. ly7 -tleoi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

INFORMATION WANTED ROBr Brown.
Toerre. County Uf MCMILLAN. Ireland, W1o came 10 --
rsrr, .r.f ei.s years .-1 When Ias heard from.
- a. FlH- nrlrc state uI 81 c-an >hQi MS al
.emelf te seen fy hm. De- va Please "fIr i0 H-s
brother William bru. 1 corner OFT West >erruIeslii-st
srf T.fsav care uf ~ John O NtI.. CfTu hee-l urs
"a lo would ise io lear f1In hn- - DcIlt raqer- ".A
please notice t..s iJ6 iW-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

ulDROPHOBI>-Tls unique remedy, beng ~
commended on III authority snudue o Hydro
rhob.s stage Mr. J. T. : SMITH - happy -o
Inform i1e pubic ti D. 1e had a. oF prce AZ ns 1o-
mrpah'c pharmacy. f8 B-osINay. corner oi Broomesf.
where aso be- obtained gratis TIC worz in which Tie
.rnulcs M rea-lr. d D. e--aru eArn.l. ~ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
BOARDING.

l1NyA IN III " u.
/ nLEA-ANT FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
! win or without 1relsfis and Tea Also az ohle a. :
/ Pars-p.ace Ie5N Inn
+ BOARD FRONTING THE BATTERN.-Per
ID sons desiring board iu tie lower rsr of The cry VII
fnd fs mosf desirable location. having rne view of le
Battery and Harhor TIE rooms are ample and commoi
bob from. and back with pantres attached Apply a
5 B1tiers-piace N' =
DOARDING.-rhe lady who So taken the house -
DOW HAL ace. can accommodate Two more gentlemen
ard their wives viii pleasant rooms aud good board, ON
reasonable terms Also two single -enlemtni and such
/ csn fnd themselves AZ home. lyl lw
BOARD AND ROOMS a. ~ ysnck-si. near 5c
small connected separate, with without closets. &C
with breakfast and tea ti board 40 prices To sui Loa
ton good. STAGES convenient lyl 81
BOARDING CHEAP-Good and comfortable
DAM u the the price - ~ per week. u large
snf commoious house. Al l47 Fulton Clurcsi Also
pleasant single rooms FOR gentlemen and their wives
ie-i I'm
DOARDING.T,vo young isIieso or gentlemen can be
ID accommodated With board On private family, by APP
plying ii8 DIvsion-.l DH
DOaRD-Wan,ed by q gentleman Boo he vicinity Of
ID Broadway and H1lsrou-f Address " Home. stating
terms, which must he moderate. et DIS office Na
pOARD.-Ore or two single gentlemen can b. accom-
Dmodaed with board and pleasant rooms az "a Becchef
q jets n'
DOtRD-Gooi board with pleasant rooms car be oh.
ID inel Ofapplod iOr Immediately az 81 Mgusy'I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
a-nn CnALLENGE.-Nlaes b -

S1O0 CHALLENGE.-So.-ees % gentlemen y. y h 3,
he clranng, dyeng ta9rng and fef airing establishment
Gods where you get Al grease pc TAR, paint
sne que extracted from your clothes without sUng Your
c0tn a. the sh0re,i notice and on lie most reisolaoe
iss By J. b. NOAH % God r. two doors from BE an
NB-The highest pnce paid for geneinens cas.ol eloh-
Ing lr<l m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

Fl1AN sAIF-Nltc~ hereby gfeu pursusnt t0 ne ftbtN
Section Title g. Chapter J oi The Pref Par 0i Tie hlsf
.tlie st oi M he lands fts he .0i r state Cola
Road Taxes. and levied lsf1 l-sl -,
forwarded each Of the County frassfs s sa
-rs is state ani that uulh 0 he several panels d 80
itnl- fa-r fhe nd rasis
h bel due thereon ~ te time of ale. vl. ~ r~s1-
November and fhe succeeding fsrei- - ~
pHhic le Capitol le u Dated At-gi
JOBS 4. ISIS US Iasl7wf. MlLIAND FILLMORE. Colfp,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
n-ns EnR mn FIsmING nANKs-

q.
~. isOn MONDAY. July lo-tafo IA 90 esch
-s@x 80 yvav-The saunch sea steamer ~ fFALO
Cant HancoN has chartered by the subscriber 10 mske
the excursion the ground where her ptsiehses
caught 900 porgees The an of july She WI rs'eue
foot of Hammod-.f o'clock, Canal o. 8t, tafhcuuest
T. X s. Pier 40 e. 9l. 4 NJ This is the safest snd
most cOnmodious steamer a e'e' went o ihe bsnss ny.
inp recently put complete order for sea and furnish
ed with similar O ihr steamer lasc Ne"iVn
4 h band OF music Hil %. on board BAIT lines refresh
uen sc viii be furnished TIE hHrpOons VIII De- in read
ness if desired The boat Will -ail around he Ligfsmp
600 De-. return. B-The Buffalo VII continue ~ nafe
her regular Trips As heretofore. ly6 q ANlNo SMITH
r~S EXCURSIONS steamers
-sgNt'sg--isNORTil AMERICA and COLl NIB 4 have
fitted mp for pleasure parties ana etcif-
Those who desire their Will apply NJ ne
Pee. 10. . Lime Once. fff Grseuxgirh.st iet7 lmf
U~- TIKI ~TGAtIBOAT EUREKA
~ ---Scan BIZ chartered Tor excursions during The
SSs,s~< sensiug srason TIE boat lies ~ the foot Of
Beach Il North River Apply ri the office Of
r. "a SCHUYLER, hanoyerst
The above boat Is also Tor sale Al persons are ofbd
trusting sny one accogn. u thls boat without Written
order ffom the Captain. go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

Sx<lPIANOFORTE MANUFACTO-
Etr-T ~ RY, l52 FultOn-st east side Broadway An
"M y fenrreiy new article warranted superior N
j JOne, and 20 keep 10 une much longer Than
any IN use made with peculiar harp frame, obviang
the objection metallic pedals written guaranty will be
gwen with each instrument sud when any doubt ~ 10 hof
quality l. expressed the payment may be Withheld until such
doubts are removed. BENNETT 4 ROGERS
iel5 n tf2 Puton-st east side Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

DATESTED ~ THE UNITED STATES, England and
France To be had, wholesale and retail al the Gen
eral Depot, 81 Broadway, y. Y.
iel5 i'm q. w FUTILE. Paieniee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

uOUGH,- PATENT SkfkT-.-Ihe 0os,ISS
article can be had he fancy store II X W hhV"J
5s6 Bowery a. there "a but fw eft Eefy efpAesoo wa
prevent DISAPPOINTMENT D'.N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
WANTS.

~ Al aas-,-, % rs-'.eresis 'ef ~ il zusi Be- Jaii'
~ o, az l,R ~ b fakea ari 4 ~ 0r.cs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

AlfAN1ED-A few aclye y0urg men to 20 scuh 20
W West sg-nts for ih- sale ~ neS and pop-4n
rlblcauO-s- $50 over ard above her expenses Nl -
Insured hem writing. wa opportunity % clesfns
: aul per yesr. some men how Ia our employ VII nj
doubt rake : nl per year, clear 40 a. expenses
Esch viii hHve bis district u vii Dee necessary ioi
.hen 20 have A. east from s. - 10 ohsin gooc hins
Gun Arply Il FRENCH'S Publishing Hal. - Broadway
lp stars once Of he flag Oi Cur Union. Al letters mus
b. postpaid. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

u-Archerk Wa-ner. ne Chesnui-si. Pnlacep ha- Pa.
manufacture every description u Gas fixtures and Burners,
Brackets. Pendants Chaudeiiers, SC Gr- Also Archers
celebrated Solar Lard Lamp, lpaeued June l8 l8f2l
ard every description % Cardeaoras Girandoes, B0u-
ouefs IL kc Lamps or nxr4res made % order FOR
churches. halls sn- steanboals, &c. &c Being
liz engaged tie above business. enabled furnish
every article IN line, " Tire best quality and finish
vrrv reduced prces Orders promptly executed.
a. gsw3m ARCHER 4 WARNFR. Ii9 Cnesnntst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

EOR sALE-COTTON MACHlNERY--4 dead spin
de Sling frames y spndles each. new 81 looms per-
fcciy for ether dnugs sheetngs, and Of the most
approved Cahoivile patterns cards nearly newton
reasonable terus Apply al ais ofce. ~ lmeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

talgh0n lhe Ora system eus1u. the learner io SPEAK
from the very hrs lessons Tuition a. home IN classes. $
Qry aiey, per month families and ,cnouLs attended
MONS DE II. PIERRE Nallf j. PARIS
ivt frva NE BruslWav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

NUIII L.-N IeTeas nv vie NUHNt.LIA a IALIl-
Nhas been encouraged hy divers persons i0 run me
debt A. NJ here she resides and sso BOZ The Cfy
" New l0rks notice j. hereby given that VII pay no
deos of her contracting nOt previously approved i sane
toned by me W. l.. HALL.
New ork June 81. 1913. iejH W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

TuE Ne PLT- Ultra or STUDY LAMPS
- says The See iOrk Evan-elst ~ The Mnlalrr so
AR Lamp Hon Judge Wide of Boston Gays % = toe Inst
e has been able read by for tnsn -Helfy years
Tie ght from more resembles that " Tie tlan other
I-lts C.ergymeu. students and lie publc generally
invited iJ call and examine. Warranted il a eases.
ENDlCOTT l. SUMNER - Broadway.
next door to the Broadway House
~ 2. solar Lamps altered a. small expense. iy7 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

NOTICE. Is HEREBY GNEA P.rsusos d s-,ta s., sfi.'
v fe chapter % etrr r hesef -tsflt-f. o. ae tfr
tnfs ~ MARTIN DrCHYANN lesssei s@ I'd he fiI v hss
fars teveri NICHOLAS ArBHAi i.tei lste q l- O. =
Nrs lors elfelue unr.ers go DAVID hiNWNI f3e,ri'
70 oissd Cfy CUTTER t1 f-r le lf "a ' ie iel-
thereof .a.rh-r De- 1ae 80 hssst sffs~i l i1. ~
Of s~s Yol Cd ~ before liaf ds NJ Auea-f lct
b. 1874 r-l4Ia-ssI JANIS : THAfER Falis Asnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10


AIANTED-A respectable and PROT -ab.e business cor
W rec-d with me wholesale dry goods trsde. VII De- sold
sivanfageocsy ior ra-h man of energy and aftfe.,
cannot fal -urceei with small capital. Apply a. is
Lheuy-st up stairs, 81 io0r between ' and i A. N 81
IIANTED-By ~ American young wonan situation
w chifs nurse seausiress >le + very respect
ably connected ard wolld Ike situation where .he could
make herself generally useful AMI fee herself Al home In
clire 81 ~ Houston-sf ISIS .
xIANTED-To SCI Ds-uerreo-ype apparatus. ard
W that used hi he arr pcrres. specimens. &C. for
ess than hsf their vaIe VIII ei tle establishment
which doing good business Cal address with res
anne. ST.. jeremiah. H. OoIwhia-st ie-f Wv
IlrANTED-An Endless C1tn. one horsepower. ether
w new 1r secondhand In good Onier for which fair
pr.e Fil be- psid Apply 20 %. HOPKINS. 'n W ash.rg-
frn-rlarkct
WET NUR-E-Wau-ed place 20 wet nurse. Apply
w So first Of SecCrlst between Tie
hours of and O'Clock. VI. yl 'r
NC;-N lrie, iluueil ate. y. * Amer
IL ican Young ladies. o learn The dress vze.te auilh,
sud CLOAK making They must be neat sewers For part
cl.ars inquire ls B.eecker-st 'e7 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
PARKER 4 FOTrER ID Wl,.hs1.
lI isFhn Aitsru-5a iof sftsch.ns Cfst'1f

Df ORDER f-n.-.ssr Lamb IA Comfy Jufes of ~ Co.'S
~ oi tttftaela. 'ar he1 oven. lst ss,hnssf 10
f-f against s estate Qf THOMAS FREEIAyD 90 -ssrf
irnf iHf lff m he aoi lf fh- r.,n.. al 81 es
D.. DBL srf~sf ft t.hsrs- aHrh sifsr1f s,ri t itr Fl
ne l s ,n Do nf u1 ian oi ls aofr-, ~ ~
any l-hf. Doc iT tg fea-rs o tt STATE az ~. tsar
-l io DID % Or hs l Of u pmp~r5 ed h STATE l.i7ss p
t. tlt he irirr0 an each prIfF b. HIM sr- rie1 -
.sF, s.d folt Dated itf.h u l-i- ANGFl d AICF,
AZ lfaiu Aaf-s or sta i. f-if0r. rlff. IT, = y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

OFrrcF NEwYoRS AND ERiE RANSOM C0NPASY,{
- Waist. July ?. 1912.
TI'HE DIREC TORS, DESTROYS Of ai0rding the stock
i holders an opportunity 90 examine the road, and &C.
quaint hrsc with the resources ~ le country through
which Do pss.es have resolved give each >tockboder
ticket 0 ..- once over he road POr Jervs and back
ans dsy before the day Of November next Tickets Will
De- Issued OBJ application Ar this Office.
iysB NATHANIEL MARSH. secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

llRiSTLE>.-Russis seconds. s1clays and frsis. for
Dsa.e hy WlNTERHOFF, PIPER a kARCk-
- M ~ Rrnaf-sf
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-23


9ele9t bat, bamit Die ibre 9eileltiefel, Die fte
ihrn AT batten, tpieoer aussteben unb mad,
fple Dor es fId1 auf itren 9uten beut1den
Sdloi1ern bduslid bequem MAIDEN t6nnen.
Warum 9leiht bic Stact Sranffurt benz
9'cf5bierfeller su Whnhen ? @eil es ba-
{ t Gin pclitilhes Sodsbier 9iebt, cas bas
at 9eitanoene Deutsd,lauo ihnea wieber
teu 8einen brahts.
Gin Iho mes W a d. en befam bon
einem Gapalier eineu Brief rurh Die pcif,
uno srpar su :hrem erDBten Grtaunen 9etff'
net. Grit als fe bic 2eien rur6ac9, nuroe
ibr bic Sahe tlar. Die Shloerun9 ietner
0ebe Su ihr par 70 parm uno heiB o1B ca,
Don oas Ste9el 9elhmc!ien mar.
Der DidttrStart!rf aus Slosnburh 0on
elmer Irantfurteriu aufsefVtrert, bic hsnte
Dor ihren Nuseu orrNehcnre parlament'r'Ntee
Gcsue in Berle 81 nberlcssn, 'hl'tft TEN
@ebift wie fcl9t:
slun lcstes Qprrt! J. 0urd5 als reutfbs 0a'len
g tcDt cine Giui3tet nreb uno tttt
Cub ttblaaen allc J,er;tn nod ibr Sraurn;
QSci( Gurc G5unIf lid nidbt tnttcbren l1bt.
8rcift ,u!-bic Uiannrr trin9cn ntttS iA St'ns
Grctert &udb cir G1attt, ras Ne slment! &c
ltnc, mic i'm 6au(c, bsrrtbt III 0"terlanrt
Oasw1rc mir Gin etutfbes y par ~
g. Dem.