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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-05-17

Of the men should engage in conversation. or
TO pretend to assist him in keeping the fire
from reaching the fence, while the other two
should 90 forward on their praiseworthy er-
rand. BY some mistake, one of the two
who were to 90 forward. found himself a.
lone; but resolving to make the most of his
time, he grabbed an old turkey firmly by its
drum sticks, and put out at full speed. He
had gone but few steps, however, when he
found himself holly pursued. Thinking to
HIMSELF snow, legs do your duty" he made
desperate brush for about quarter" now
lost in The tall grass, now enveloped in
smoke, and now appearing in full view again
as s)me broad fame shot upward, and the
hippily clip pace of his pursuer falling more
significantly upon his ear at every step. Fur
ther successful racing. carrying such weight,
became extremely dubious.
To drop the turkey and merely make
good his individual retreat, would scarcely
do. There was but moment left for DELHI
Grafton; he was ALREADY "winded," and would
be "gone coon" in six jumps. or what was
worse, it would be gone turkey without
change in tactics. Suiting the action to the
thoug ght, he threw the turkey upon the ground
placed his foot upon its neck, and squarlng
himself la Sullivan, shouted out TO his pur-
suer, in defiant tone, "Now come on, and
if you arc better man than | am. you c1n
take your dam'd old turkey!' "Why Sam
YOU cussed fool" cried the one behind, cts
nobody but me with another one!
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-05-17

"You want a hoggng-that's what yoI
want" said a parental parent to his son. 81
know it, dad; but III try to get along with
OUT" said the little rascal.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-05-17

A MAsK.-A member of the church, who
wore a bunch Of hair under his chin, approach.
ed the pastor with the following complaint:
1T is,very difficult, sir, in this place to discern
the sheep from the goats
The minister replied:
Il find it 80, brother, but have been able to
find lew sheep, and tho way knew them was
by their not having bunch Of hairanner their
chinsH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06
Gen. scott and Nati,i.m.
PmIIADEIpHrA Monday

FHiLApELPHIA, Monday June
This city Is full OF Delegates to the Conven,,o,.
oi irne Democrats 20 be held here on Wedae,
day next All kinds OF means are rcsorted 70 4,
secure tie nomination OF each ones iavonte can.
didate' some o.; them neither just nor true An
extract from letter purportiae to be written b..
Gen. soorT, dated Mcxico. Nov. n. lsl.. i,
shown arouad, which is 10 favor OF the most u,r.
NstiVism.
happen 10 be very well sware OF Gen Scorr.,
opinions on tbs topic. and kno.- that h. q %
posed 10 0sy 0rro'iog ~ car present qairyal,:a.
non lanes. I have also the best authority for st,,
ing that le wrote 10 such letter thar attrbu,,.
On him. nor has hc written anything on the suhie,f
o' politics during ms absence from the Tu,tss
states. he saw TOO much 81 aaturaHzea VAL
aud loyalty in Mexico O. write in favor OF Natg
ISL. RI,HFIFG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

FROM WiscoNsrS-iE odragce Of he Nal
We learn by an intelligent friend from Wisconsin
that there was a wheel within wheel in re-
gard to the late Election in that new State Loco.
Focoism has nominally trumphea by large ma
jority, but some of the fruits Of the victory ore
likely to be rather equivocal II is nearly settled
that the two United States senators win be Jyre.
DuaNe Doty, tapPointed Territorial Governor by
Gen. Harrison and superseded by Tyler aud Chief
Justice Dunn, who is a sort Of Loco Foco Doty
is 50 or isn't, according to circumstance The op.
posing candidates for Senators are ex-Goy Dodgs
and a Green Bay man, whose name has escaped
US who are to be the regular candidates snd
togged at that.-Such IS the substance Of our
friends information. The Legislature was to
meet yesterday, ard we shall probably hear OF the
election OF Senators in about three weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

ANr.ENFSTs 0F TIE IysAyE-At tie Utica
Lunatc Asylum, Of which Dr. BnIGHA,. s thc Efficient
AMI humane Superintendent tic patients are every
year allowed an Asylum air.. 70 which the unfor'i.
ne beings always iook forward with all he pleasure
imaginable These things are emuently pgomotigc Of
tie expansion Of the finer feelings Of their natures and
srse admirable purpose in direrting their mind
from the morbid associations Of monomauia
Tic time Of holding these Fairs. we learn. has been
changed from Winter TO spring and preparations are
now making 70 have tie one Of the present year To-
morrow the 7th inst 70 Il stated that the number
Of curio7tes viii be- isr greater this year than ever b
fore The completion OF new building. has furnished
rooms Tor workshop 10 the men from which they turn
olt vast number Of nest and useful article. often
Manufactured from castaway bones and rubbish which
10 would be thought impossible 10 render Of any use
Many Of these We're exhibited 10 this City during the
sessions Of the Convention Of the Superintendent Of
Asylums Tor the Insane held during Anniversary week
and attracted much attention both for their novelty and
beauty The exhibition cannot fail to be source Of
pleasure and profit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06
d" ADMIRAL HARRY

A WHO SUM TOT Inc iiif'..'
HERE's a health to Admiral HARRY,
Now as ever in the van.
\ Here's health to Admiral Harry
Show better he who can
As our gallan, Wing Commander,
We have tried him three times Der,
And we II fgh, the last grand battle
With his coloYs at the Fore.
Here's health to Admiral Harry
Still the bravest in the fight;
He who ne'er forsook the Wing flag,
And who ne'er ran up the 1etite:
For where danger gather'd thicko,t
Stood our Admiral in the fray,
And "the Wing Fleet ne'er surrenders,
Were the words Of HARRY CLAY.
Remember in those dark days,
When so redl " sank the sun,
When DisuniOa darkly threatened
To unmask her fatal gun,
How he met the foreign foeman
And the Nullifer's brand.
Till he brought Peace on his banners
To our terror-stricken land.
Remember how for forty years
He trod the quarterback,
And saved the Constitution
From disaster and from wreck:
With PRoTEcTIoN and CoMpRomsE
In his locker slowed away,
How he swept the sea of danger,
Keeping all our foes at bay.
Then health to Admiral Harry
Fill the bumper trimming high
He has shared our darkest perils
And with him wen live or die
Trim the ship and pipe TO action
Man the guns and bear away!
We will beat with him the foeman.
Or we II fall with HARRY CLAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06
Nh s,e.ubont for PHILADELPHIA (.

BY most inexcusabe misunderstanding OF the
gentleman who promised the steamboat Rhode
Island to start tins afternoon for Philadelphia the
boat is not forthcoming and those who paid at cur
Office Coz passage by her must call and receive
back their money As no other steamboat suito-
bic for an ocean trip can be obtained, the Commit
tee having the matter in charge have most reluc-
family been constrained TO give up the enterprise
and pocket the losses unavoidaby incurred They
have learned lesson and will know with whom
they are dealing next time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

~ THE BARSBURNERs' Mass MEETING tC
noa-respond to the nominations Of Cass and Butler
will take place in the Park Mt this afternoon, and
be addressed by JoHN Vas BURES, b. F. BcT
LrR SrDGwIcE. Field, Gen. NYF, &c &c. We
regret that unavoidable absence at Philadelphia
will deprive as of the pleasure Of hearing these
gentlemen define their position especially Prince
John who has the reputation OF being the most
straightforward plain-spoken Hatiooted Burner
in the country. 1t IS a rare treat TO hear man
speak who actually mems something and isn't
afraid to say it. Let US hear what the Barnburner
platform is, aud when Gen. Cass comes aonr
(probably tomorrow or next dav,l the Hunkeis
will have a chance to set forth tic'r notions. We
shall endeavor to report both.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

-" DuDLET CuRLE, ESQ. Of New Orleans, len
on the 18th ult as the proxy Of : : PRENrIss, Esq
delegate % the Wing Convention ~ Philadelphia M
CuRtE Is an able and talented young Wing who VIII
worthy represent the eloquent and distinguished gen
tomsn whose proxy be bears. Delta
Poor PAY TOR "POoR PREACH. General
WoRTH's three letters, published in the VasaiHSioH
Union Just previous 10 the meeting Of the bsumore
Convention and going the whole for Loco-F ocoism-
obtained for thar restless and ambitious gentleman Just
sAyss votes - candidate for the Presidency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

The Convention.

To.MoRRow the WHO NATIONAL CONVENTION
will be held in Philadelphia, where the great mass
of the Delegates are already assembled. few
from this section are still back but viii 20 on in
the trains this morning. We believe every Dis
trict of New York win be represented by its reeu
larly chosen Delegate, though great number Of
the Substitutes are also in attendance Every
State bu, Texas viii surely be represented. and if
she should not be, the Louisiana Delegation are
instructed to vote for her; that it is probable
the fun vote Of each State will be for President
What r,H be the result. we do not predict; what
IL ought to be, we cannot doubt Let Henry CLAY
be selected and all discord all pickering viii
cease. and we shall 60 into the contest with a
unanimity, resolution and enthusiasm which must
90 FAR 10 insure success Ifhe be not, clouds and
darkness obscure the prospect. This is our last
word which can be heard in Philadelphia prior to
the nomination, and we do most earnestly entreat
the friends OF Henry Clay to STAND FIRN. Donot
heed the stories that if you don't abandon Clay
for some one else, some other body viii be nomin-
ated. What is that to yOul VIII it satisfy your
constituents Is cold, heartless lieless vote ior
Mr. Clay on ballot two what is expected OF you
WebeHeve there is no other man within reach oil q
nomination who can unite the Wings ofthc whole
Union, and we entreat those who think with us to
STAND BY Henry CLAY. If there IS 10 be chop
ping and changing, swapping aud dickering' leave
it TO those whom it is like and who like IT, No
man will be ashamed nor afraid 70 face his consti-
tuents with the simple statement, j voted from
first TO last for HENRY CLAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

DISASTER AT NIAGARA FALLs- CL.oo--g
Canada, June 2Tne boat Duke Of York Paul Psrke-
owner bound from Black Rock 70 Grand River reached
a. Tar as the mouth Of Chippewa Creek this morniug
NLefs sue came IN contact with raft and broke the
tow line and drifted down the river with four men on
BOARD 80 Tar as Tie fret rapid. young man naped
samuel smith started with q email boat and re,rbd
lt. aOou' iAfee quarters OF mile above the Fails and
succeeded in saving the four men Tie bos, b l.u
went over the Falls The young man smith de.erys.
great creuli Tor his heroic conduct boat with four
men N her started ahead Of him. but returned being
afraid 10 proceed. iguf Cor, Al 5v'"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06
By THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERy NAIL

g stephen Redden has, as we learn from a.
BftfEore Sen, been convicted In somerset County
Maryland Of having IN his possession certain pic
lures Of an Abolition character contrary 70 the A.,
Of The Assembly In such esscs' The San does DO,
STATE What IS The penalty attached to the henous srs,
d having Abolition picture. IN one. po.se.s.on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

- For dark, tanned, freched. ssOw or pinpied sam
moth worms IN lie sk. preparation 10 ine word gu
with GoCRAUDs halidn Ne3cgfof Soop~hich VIII a-o
cure rngworm rheum. scrofua and the Ike. GoVRaVos
Poud,es Subtle warranted 10 eNurpae superrn0us 90.
GOCK4CD's Greci0R Hdn Dye Will change red ghi or
hair 10 Jet black OO0RAVD's Liquid Rogue Is oIA-
rose-stain for pale cheek, and lp- IN,
Beware Of limitations, The genuine preparanons o. "
r GoURAUD can only be obtained al his Cosmetic Degot
Wslkerst first store fOm Broadway. Agency Tor bs,ss
Hair Restorative and Bachelors instantaneous Liquid hS'
Dye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

TAYLoRs LAsT.-We are assured that Gen.
Taylor has written private letter eight days
later than that TO the Richmond Republican, avow-
ing that he shall continue a candidate. whether
nominated by the Wing Convention or not nomiu-
ated. II has been seen BY Member OF the Ken
lucky Delegation who viii vouch for the fact if
n,oatinr.nA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

CoSyIcr LABoR--D. ID. Spencer, editor OF the
ithaca Chronicle and Of the board q Prison Inspect
os ssys that the laying aside Of the cat in the punish
ent Of convict has been attended with hsppy results
Contracts have been let advance of IS to % per
een' on OLD pnees-showns that contractors find their
when subject ~ the lssh '~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

EwBiNK oN HfDRAULIcs AID MgcHAv1cs
Inc Eishih and last No Of THE work is now published
and ready Tor delivery All the back Nos may stn be
procured Persons wishing to complete their sets wi
piease make application a. speedily a. possible. The
No' can be ordered through any Of the city or country
booksellers. Price Of each No % cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

hang my head with humiliation and shame when
think have been one OF the Wbig p,rtv y Cso,
Charles Naylor Of ia PeFHsylra1a Foi.stssy.
" And Gen. Batler is about 10 ham, Can't
MAYORS Lieutenant and several more of his or.
Gers for burglary and murder, although they never
belonged TO the Wing party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

NE"ARK.-Dr. Cotton is lecturing la New ara
on Natural Philosophy Ills lectures are highly amusing
as well a. Instructive lie seems 70 understand the art
Of lecturng 10 large audiences
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

STEAMBOAT ACcIDRyT.-Tb steamer Norwch.
used Tor towing coal barges burst some part Of her
.toam machinery net evening tearing away her
promenade deck and side house We did not eern
whether ruy persons were injured or not
RrcoGSIzNScFs FoWFirsp.-Gmes G. Bogar-
due, Robert Rice. James wilson and John -canln. not
being ia Court when called Tor. their recoen.zanccs
were forfeited.
IHE GrtSD JURY-Thcre not heinz q 0noum
present an additional number were ordered for To-.
morrow.
TRIAL FOR FoRGFRY -ADsaom r. Crawford
was placed upon h tra tor having on e 22d OF Alarch
.n.t passed counterfeit s. purp0rfng b. be- on tlo
Bank % Ltnsngour1h, 20 Patdck T. Mace iu payment
.or watch The Jury without leaving their seals
found the accused not guilty.
GtNfRN ~-ssfoTf.-Tie Ir.c term of this
Court commenced today with the following Calendar
robbery burglary - forgery D. attempt ~ arson J,
ENFORCEMENT grand larceny l6 petit larceny l. mi.
dtmeanor abandonment 3 indicted total g.
IvQuFsT.-Yesterlay Coroner Walters heA an
inquest at the CRY Hospital, the body ii Mar.arct
Wisely, an Irish girl q years Of age who came 20 her
death by burns me received boy the ignition Of IRE
work-, IN Tie rear Of building 1876 Mulbcrry-st The
deceased was engaged with her brother In nnakug pin.
wheel wncn tie explosion took place and the latter
was also so severely injured that be- not expected o.
survive Tho Jury returned q verdict in accordance
with the foregoing facts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

't.' 'A''N 20 DO II lrA HfHf AIsfA fIf fll s.
lon attenlance as % Grand Juror aad Tho. Lawrence
@-'ior non.attendance a. Petit Juror George Kinar
vas hned 81 Tor vioau0n ed the excise iaw.
VIOLENT As7trLT.-B idret Maxwell va sl-
re- ict ycteriay hy officer Smith on charge OF VIC
enty assaal;ng her husband She was held 10 answer
t1rnI of -FssI0v-.-Tuc Cont of Sessions
commenced ts June term AZ the Kin1s County Cour,
House yesterday morning. The follow NJ gentlemen
were en- 21need ~ grand jurors Tor TIE term Charles
Je b0Fo. p, foreman Charles T. Faldcveer Garrett
Duryea ko'ert Sp'er Jr- Cornelius 3ergeu. II Van
-inderen, Andrew 500 SnOlm. Jacob r. Boerum Chas
D. beyo1e, Nathan Young Rem Eereman Pctef q
cornell. Joshua Rogers. Peter DccuIn David Johnson
WuAam r. cooper Charles Stanton. Judge Rockwell
charged the grand jury In the usual manner ureina
them 70 great vigilance ia protecting the county against
me depredatons Of offenders who live In New-Ybrs
ana MAKE th city the theater Of their crmcs and spoke
~ some length upon the want Of an adequate nunaier o
pole IN this city, as compared with the number III
New-lork The grand Jury then retired to perform
next Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

COMMON CoUNcI.-The proceedings OF botl,
Boards Of the Council are crowded out They will ap
pear In the Evening Edition Of 70 day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

Y Delegates to the National Convention viii
be taken from Boston to New York and back for IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

- A the OF concentrafny business by Size a..
cluliofion 81 more customers. PALNERs Airensug
Agency Is again s1grs.'c. re b nov receiving adveF
temens for newspapers OF every section Of country
aifpie 10 various business pur0is. OGce the lr0uEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

/ GOLD Pgss-CoLD PEss B r. WtTsos = Co a.
Wast have large assortment Of gold pens. Which hsy
are selling wholesale and retail reduced price, Thes
"Rrae" Pen adinned be- the best aul cheapest PEI
| in use. Gold pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06
'orrespondence Of The Tribune

PIuLApELrIuA. Monday. June g.
The tide of the DELEGATES and politicians i.
nearly mn Hood u city and nothing Is talked Il
but Toe cla.ms OF candidate availability. &c There b,
much feeling cXhihtcd the part o he fr, ms of ts
various clliiafrs but uof OF character % lssi q
d.lculty or bitterness We shall have no .hof
ing and tlc choce OF the Convention must sri vii
De- eusfai-ti.
Who viii De- tle crri. istc f.. 81 r-r,an. 'Quest..
completely t..ogged. The last man you ncst bv h,
certain assurances in favor 90 hs individual preference
almost psrsuaios y0u 90 oc with him. uulcss YOU a.
strongly mQcrot tD ycur own opinions.
oar markets arn without mlfcfal change
SALES or SroCks--flr, Bolrd--t.t0 penn1 &
,5i 800 10. ,J. 800 10. "a 1000 do. iss COO a.
s3i ie6 I b. p. $50 Gfrard. lOs 2J0 DO. iOi 1900,
Trce-y Notes, g. l02i l4l0 schy Nav, 6s. 6j Is
ZOO Morris l2. 200 } copper. IS - Mechs b. a..
Is Farm and Mechs b. 5Os do. 81 go Morristowu
2. IS. rcnna Bk. 2i0 30 Harrisburg D. % ~
Lclieh net loan. II Loco Lehigh of. 90.
Nfr1g8 B0rra-l olO Reading mtg hd. 90 100 Girl-d
nos 90 do lO. p Morris. ID 900 Peunsy vene g. ga
SO Mechanics Bank. 81. % NrwJcrscy Copp 81 l0I
Rms. 8. 100 Reading. lsi I'd do Do 400 chist
Coal scrip
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HlNRY CLAY ~ Ws ttsr WAR; Published fis dag
June g. 1851 by p AsTHoNy. zo5 Broadsey brauud.
s.eel mezloin engraving I'd trSat CLAY drawn and en-
croycd from several DsPuerroyes by H. H. Richie
This Likeness mainly taken from fine Daeuerroo.
iyr' now u lie possession Of ihe subscriber excepted iy
Mes Paige Bslc, Washington The arts. 3 also H.
o.. ri Poo D1sucrfc ypef taken by Ml.s Root SIMON.
cIa ". d. Lan-ohe.u OF Ph'.a.e 1l.a. and NJ & Bindg
w. t Lawrence -ri the pmmho Gallery of New-Yors. 10
oh OF whom icsubs.1acr take' ibis occasion o oxpros.
BE- huak .rt e literally with which tsy placed heir val
u'he picture DIS disposal
ID salitent - Del morris o. eXque likeness ,ns pc
.urc stand, unrvol,i ne a work OF art
Tie tile prcdNoi o this advertisement ~ i distinguish he
engraving tom any other Likeness ofHeury Clay rab.ad
by the subscriber 0r Others
Prcc ofproos ou iuiir psrer, g.
" plain prints. i0 cents
prints in enamel III nanes nom II epwsri
for SAFE 10y J.. ANTHONY. Sj Broadway
DaNuL West Also tine steel engraving of Dm.I
ehs,erhy Bfci'e. from excellent Daguerreofrpe by
wi pie, O.. ile ssiue size and style win o. g above
10 any EDITOR who VIII give The above alycrrsei-ert
"'t q. oice, prominent insertion. a cory OF Henry
CHy VIII Do, Forwarded on tho receipt OF ue paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

Degss BoOTs 40 OlrrRs.-Our friend WArKIss, 10
Fgtons Offers DE most attractive assortment II fine Bocs
aud Callers he City All goods Purchased OF him can b.
depended o. he macs al the articles De sells and keep.
/ no poor "OfA IN his esisblshmelt le3 giecd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

Uyvrrgs,rlE Aco,y AID rs INsTANT ccRE,-The tor
rre iac,ed an m Indian .spuve al tie take can scarcely
exceed that Of the toothsfhe Every 'uHp Of The bard
nerve seems TO be ne quuss-eo. OF a 1sony condensed
r. s-,I, .r We appeal 90 the victim ~ .pasrnoll.
,,t s,i. uof,oi And ift i-, v hy endure r. whes
,h 60 a,oDyNr VIII relieve Il IN the tvinking u a.
erei spark Of FIRE Is not more insanity quenched By
49,, % i. he too.hace By this specific ouch and
= .o,s The nerve, he sensitive ofshoo Of he brain
,.rts,ed risbe by Inflammation and excited by every
.,ou snd expiration Of the breath IL suddenly parayze
AMI perfect which after such agonyis positive rapmre
il the result
Prepared and sold by A. q. 4 d. SANDS, druggs. 10
giton.t corner Of William Sold a. % By H. Johnson 70
Broadway, and A. L. Wiaship, n Ess, Broadway Ne~
York Price p cents jes 3teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

CARfzrs.-if Son wish cheap Carpets, Ol-Clots Rrrt
&c. we advise yoa 10 visit Mr H.,s AyDERs0s's cap
rli extensive carpet establishment cd Bowery CaIefs
&C.. .ess by p per cent ihln other places.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

- HCo'oNs Mammoth Panorama of Inc ONO and H.s
-dlpi Rivers j. nov on lis way 10 lls Gig. hi. b
ekhbIed a The Apollo Rooms 40 Broalvsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

- SAUNDERS DREssNs-CAsCs, FaEcY CUuraY As0
ToLEr AETicLEs, ai IA Broadway, rof Lbertyf
and go Broadway Tie subscribers respectfully cal he
,enuon 0fAe public their collection OF 10 let articles. hh
in point OF variety no equaei DO die city They were
leced with The greatest regard qualify and r al
warmed Their assortment Of fancy cutlery embraces al
te latest styles Of Rodgers sons peDknves, nail fei
brron hooks. AMI o'ssr articles Tor toilet use many
Which have never been before rDoTtei P0e dressing
cases ofde subfchtcrs manufacture These c1scss'
%; lo most compact FORMS containing useful articles Of he
hes qiaay; they acknowledged b. travelling gentle
men 10 be lpenor 20 hose iuPc..ed.
10 o. q. SAUNDERS SONS. AZ and co Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

THE HAr.-SUmner Edinun. revised aid improved o.,
KNOX. i8 Fulton-t New-YorA Now ready. a oomples
assortment OF the summer Fashions OF Gentlemen. Ha,
STYLES and picea o. ui all glasses OF customers anil war
ran.e 10 give the utmost satisfaction 10 oil who wear Them
and 10 o who see them. Also every variety OF Cndreus
Caps the nelesi rai cheapest be- found a The CITY OF
customers are respectfully invited call and stranger. 10
town would DO Wen u-t 10 look n before purchasing e.s
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