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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

Tar SrspExsIOx BRrDoE-CoyPLETIOs or THE
Foor WAY-The Suspension Bridge i longer
mere picture On paper. bot > m2gnhcent reality. 10
day the eurre foot way over thousand feet n engtn
and two feet / Sldth viii he completed, and before
.anset Mr. Eei VII have driven scross j. with horse
and buggy. Hereafter Z viii b used ~ common
highway between the dOmlnlOns d Her AsJ1sly ara
hose belonging % Uncle sam d any stsurcn roy al
o. sturdy republican can wax across 4 On p-J eDl ~
t~epty ave The towers Or The great orose Wa
b. commenced forthwith Just IN rear q tnose tnaisls-
tain the cables for tie Foot Bridge and before ne year
l-J9 -hs be numbered among the past ne who.e "DI
VII probably BE- completed, and irain o. cars W.
pas over IL TIE n Srfss ere already overcome
hereafter I'll vii b. plain ealing. he number OF tADse
who yst TIE bridge az matter Of curiosity = quite
large and the income derived rom that source "a sun
Gent % pay hands,me interest On ne amour, *
pended fBufIo Courier July p
san CasrUry-On Saturday last the schr
Chsrlc s.on belonging % Mr. James T. Hoyt 81 tnis
town and bound o. NcwY YORK wa cspszed 10 selal.
so0at sxteen mice down The rVer and two o. NJ ho{s
children were drowned His family were IN the Cnafiei
ton On their way % PorfsmOuth - pass the sumner
NJ H. Wa IN company 10 his Fighter. the Glze.le,
which mile and half from ile ChMiesion y nt Q
the squs struck He sO0u ct % her ard succeeded IN
saving oil On board excep, the two children, who we're
IN the cabin drowned one Of the children VINO had
crawed 40 On the steps Of the cabin above the water
saved BY cutting into the cabin Greet pTs.se We
understand i due 10 the crew 81 the Chareston or
their evrrfiors n asrng fte .alcs. Nh0 were n ne
rnrsculousy the vessel was gong over. IHe sef
vvors returned ia the Gszee mn tie remains oil tle
children who were buyiad on sunday.
Washington 81. G. Wing July -.
FIRE-We learn from the Cqlais Adref''e
that FIRE broke out IN that village on saturday night
laat which consumed two-stOry building oeSngng 20
Joseph Granger Esq. with most Of ~ coneht- ll'-D
ing the entire printing materials Of the ffoni9
ogre which Wa located In the stuc oi the nl-i1ns
The building was occupied by several inoiFlG"al- N
the basenent we're two the goods ~ one occu-
pied by \ K Burnham. were entirely coilsuIneQ-
These goods we're insured for 81 -Dl-smOunt Oh lOss
nor stated Granger occupied the other store. lis
stock valued Il 5000 and insured for 5000 was
mostly saved but Ia damaged state The nui-oll5
Including their Library was insured for s2OJ0 The
Printing Office was Insured for s2J) which covers but
a small portion Of IL value.
Destructive FRE-The splendid BRICK man
sion house Of the late John e. Herbert occupied By
Nrs Herbert, in Evansville District Prince be0I -e
County. was consumed by IRE on the let inst This
magnificent house cost upward OF $1,000 There wa
IN Insurance Of 300 on the property IN the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company Of Montgomery county
Baltimore sun. 3lst
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grAvEs IN HoasTs CURED.

~ HORSES ARE TROUBLED with no diseases
~ wich IRE them - value a. lnc1 5s hea'cs q
III other comp ai1s Of The respiratory orgels. Tie
animal which ahur5 under aly dlse4se ~ ts kIl pal-
and struggles for breath When urged o ordinary eNefon,
sld cannot be oepei % on 40 e o~ ls De,
Of his, vii oepreclaie horse y saue e. -ssi oneha -
or g1nal value when touched d ne uld These com
plants getting 20 be most a.arnn-y peVAeni, ana
thus behoOyes h0fseO~ners 90 los oli ior ielt-y
which can be depended upon ssPecc and for his ur-
kfRKBRIDEs TATTERsALLs HEAvE POWDERS
arff Of me kiad red - notice Of me- pubic am
attained 90 such popuar, ard 90 great sac u1i -
usual with f0r every teleC remedy nFeuohi la
Of iuell-eut miiaors But iron - eXirsyf-ial
efficiency . sislds pre- nneni sa9te oe5s A40ie man
So TESTIMONIALS,
written ami verbal have been rendered some 5D OF "-.l
b. We been published Scarcely day passes 1ut sc re- ave
report Do is favor ron agents of o-i who rave
attest. il was sent ~ 6y Nj e. Dyer Jr Of Providence,
4 l. Il speaks - lurdreds have.
Hesyes bv yoir -eeiv al $50 many Others inform
us OF similar success TIE following cer-tcae ~ - iaey
handed u.s. % does lo spe-k very i4f0faoy o COM
pound called Heaye Cure, Which s-ms one Las laiey g.
tempted 20 Introduce here
Mr. c Dyer Jr. Three weeks ago purchased . tle
agent 10 Providence, package VI Powders called heate
Cure and gave 90 my horse according i0 ffecons II
hsd The shgtest effect upon ne disease nelof oi
OF aKirkbnde's Tatter.als Heavs Powlers.r which be-
gave % BIS horse directed 0r bad case oi e h-tf-s
have and rode a-r BIS horse since, snd epli li
discover the least symptom or apreaf-cc ~ it ne
remaining, anc have today purchased lacsafe 90 ne
article OF you. being confident i1ai = - j 1T . fe
Seekonk Mass May i3. 1893. CALVIN >. Pr r.
CAuTf0N-Ihe Heaves have been heretofore considered
ncurEbe Dol since remarkable remedy has conquer
Il in many cases, there are lo every Gay sng u REM
20 beware OF those cheap compounds % slsei :. -,'u
and black anthony, and buy remedy but me latter
Of A. IL COUGH Co TO couniereii when j. y
Prepared aud sold. Wholesale and retail, by A H. COT Oh
co. lfs Falton-sl New or.. sole Propne.ors -.
Sold also by A L. Winship u East Broadway. At new
York Taiiersalls. Bulls Head lyl bFeoi
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BOOK TRADE.

A HIGH SCHOOL FHONOUNClN6 DittlONAhi
j r tl- F1sl- I'll l-rruaEa, brlzec ifQl in- = e. Il
I.rrnrsrv ~ Nnal W-t-rer. l. u. ..ll sc1r---
ll-r-s g C.ass.cs.. scripture All Ap-ri- D-0-i-f
ra1-s hy VILLAIN u Ne1s'er, sts
Iis = 1ezi la1sc.u9 vol-rle n 30 pl-es, - : =
.gne1 10 flrllst flr s-loos q socatlafy y l-t 80
pr rIsrJ. e-rca lers o. ~ scenes 40 - -
rrr1v uor1. s-l r5rasa from o-er -lsl.-es ec- -
r0@. r-sfv.l ID Frr-- rr1Es- r1 rr-f lt1li-Ql OF
49,. --r rarrr-. a. lle l-.o e. e-- Te lave lee l
.e~ -e-ts-v sff-r heir Verts vel - hose - -l
ere r----sr. 1r ll, ~ easy i1r-aiiQi- o- TO- -
.rr.rse under wt-1 cleg s-slt lrre-laf r-ra-- ere
se- 1 .s Won a. aso De rl-Ls Q. ly--s ll o. zee
r4ras 0f 80 c.a-s SUB -- fo -- lfA ar ssl llfei
rr-atsr-s ~ Grees. La,1 Az scp are proper names
Gr1 l.- ~ u1ler1 6elErs7-cll ta--- 49, ---l TO
rlr-r-..f1- 81 wen br tie ls-esf Iltlorr-s
TIE lrtnEr ply ard rr1r ai-l- ~ - F----- Tt
n--.e t1 clr--s-o-c -0-e.T Wa i-e rrct e-.t- r. "
rel u Ta.e CoIrse PlI.st-l a1 Or sa.e aT,
ref III gTINGTyg 4 -ATAGE.-. lear-7f = ]
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Passengers Arrived.

Tafttp Nfhrrar- frra Ctarf.ffoa Ms ~ Nese Nss ~
tens W-s HrLop Ns , Mss D1ne. Nfs Leonard his Aet
ner Coslrl Mr. Thomas Mr. " fert,Ef-i tt servant
Sir Trrr ans at Brsnf 'ad ard sersui Hubbard sri
.dg la5 sod lsff Bfelnrl aud iadl Gpoter ans I Pr
\ frer-1 sft chIi Faaz a1t aig Daniel end l
Pilme Boufe. " Arnold. j x Peru W hsiier'tl, W "
J 3 H-hnu. Hamilton. NoCt. VI ADAM J. rs
curtis ari cons sevhrirl " Oregon " 0ofs v hs
Hntsrf are- Ff~r-0n. Col u feFiIe. hlart.
-frrr1s 80 R Houston N 81 hla-nsa Tl ~, Furnsr~,
sIIer Pssqur EFsns Denrsel. iu Ns.oa. w no
nur " Gurus. Jro ks1el = rreit. Aerante- % h'f
. 81 foer q ~ skef-.i. ~ Bartf = Moeu flnlf'
nossl j11 Ma.a Sir l.a~l 0lfrs. Geo IN, W p 90
.~s e. Fsertt . CON u-es sherman Or HWrt. Ian
.-a,ie Es- Pore D.. Hadsars Lane James ief sli
=
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ANOTHER CASE Oh posoSIN0-A few davs
noticed at length, Tor the purpose OF pu,,i1
druggists and the public their guard csse III ,oF
soning, At Black Rock, IRON taking beAdanns Which
was purchased for extract of dAndenon-heing so h.
be!ed upon the pots. Thursday, DR.. :. NJ DAVIS hsv
ing occasion to some ot the extract Ia mskin, .
medicinal compound Of which he is engaged In the man
rtacture the druggist which the former
article purchased and procured four pots labeled
before Extract Of Dsndcon prepared BY the Un,sd
shakers Society. New Lebanon, y y. He tasted t.
before using II 20 test he quality and Il Immediately
produced the elects Of poison and ne lay m critical
condition al the afternoon with sp1sms and ccmplr te
exhaustion, from the effects OF the poison and OF mc
clnes. Experiments were made and this extract was
found 70 DC the that previously noticcd--ex
tact OF deadly niehtshads. (heladonnal Whist makes
the worse IN the case H. bad Or DAVIS used the
extract in his preparation Il would have been widely
diHused and probably poisoned large numbers and
this was only prevented BY his esung the quality Of the
article. Buffalo Com. Adv.
LYSx.--The valuation Of Lynn for the current
year IL: Real estate. s27s6352; personal estate.
81 $50 O46-total s40o6soS The rate Of taxation is
~ cents on the si0o the town tax being $4,000 and
county tax $3.50 The value of the real estate Is
about Oh coo 900 thar tic valuation Of the real
estate in SewburyPort
NrwBU valuation OF Newbury-
port for the year L. In real estate. sl7sO0
VI taxation Is s. on 500 Last year only -
The town tax this year SO 100 number Of polls sls
rv- The venerable Judge Shriver died az his
residence in Frederick Nd on Saturday evening after
very short Illness.
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PUBLIC HOUSES AT NANTUCKET.

M 0CEIF H1IsE, MI ~ : , FtkAts-
rpv axTIc HOrsr At sItsCoSsET. - H. g. CROcKER
e. TIE OCEAN HOUSE, having been greatly enlarged
xs ana Otherwise improved with good accommodations
~ for sea-bathrF. now ir comfort ard convenience
Inferior % no public house in New-kng and
The ATLANTIC HOUSE. erected ms season a. "a
colse IL large and cOmnocious snd cannot ~ 20
b Dea sant home % such desire pure fresh air. ia-
cent Ocesn scenery and tine fishing
The nne steamer Massachusetts Capt Lot Fnney ma 80
fur frps wees durng the u0n-ls, between Nan
tlcset and New Bedford. a. fOiORs
Leaves Nantucket OF Monday and Saturday, a. AN ard
on TUESDAY and Thursday a. 81 N
Leaves Nes- Bedford on Monday and Saturday, a. Pm
AMI on Wednesdav and Friday al u AN.
TIE time oc-upe DO making the passages between Mar
tcset srd Nee.Bed0m intending me landings a. Holmes
Hoe and Woods Hole. j. only about a hours.
These passages Delightfully."- pleasant IN sumner ne
nassenrers be NJ in sight of Eli LIE whole distance.
Nsnrlctef. IuUe Is. 1919. 'yl @a~f~
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A CARD.

THE CITIZENS or NETWORK are respectfully in
4 formed thai icy obtain Mrs. kIDDER'S fufsmed
Cho.eTa-murbus Dyseniery sud Dlarha Cordial Of the
following named druggists Rushion CLARK Co 10 Broad-
Wav AMI 10 Asior Hoase G "A Ring, i9& Broadway, A.
A Measim, 81 Broadway; }. Codcingt0n, 3t3 II ID
sons; Deiluc Co 2Parkro,g. and 53l Broadway; El-
gere Deputy, t19 Broadway II T. Kersed 80 Broad
way; James Weir, Is OrAnd-si. TIE Cordial wei
known and generally used that 0ng story unneces
sary fsuy unGcQuainied win o. they obtain cir
culEs OF The agents hat viii give fan directions for mana
ng these diseases DO every stage xn1 form s adapted
he Youngest child or ihc Oldest person and The
the disease he better opportunity you have for
the wonderful power the Cordial possesses Physicians
have looked their dying patients with wonder and
shneni ~ seeing them revive and become restored when
The last spark ~ lie seemed 20 DC ckeng and al bore Of
recovery had fed MRS T. kIDDER
Wa Pm Inventor and PropnetOr LOO Cnln-st Rnslnn
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BANK NOTICES.

g-.rs-itrss owes. srarr - NrH l'ft
,,,ryv p-~yw COUNTY RtsK 40 Frruers NIL aas 20 ~
- 81. 80. 49, "a ,t~ srrtrr-rf1t rI N-.rt v All
pI rs s 60 I'd Albany. NJ r--1ff 90 - r~ir
5000. f.-e,. er -rF.srtar 1 60 alf 49,
I,-.- b. ....- IS a.. nI Ner larL rs sHI. AZ. t-'
.--...a a. a e. --- DO 7-i-11 i..l ei aaaA ir-
hn T. ,'s' WILLARD FILLMORE. crafrae-
trrrr-ltrrs nrrIls. >rsr- 30 NJ lff.
-x,uF rtpwrHs' AID MECHANiC> BANK o. hsa--. i'
- T.. r.i L. tI. ri7.- 81 irs l1tri ~ dfr'fr
,T.....- a Ca al a.tr. f-s.ts o. tI- rrirl 60.
....- 800. t.--rH-r ni Go a fn-rt IT
- .. IL. .f N.s lat .l.l se--ts sso--iae io pc
$500. d.. A. a. -..r. 81 o. Krl.r ,aH cd Dtls Vote,
49, ' ''' MiLARD FILLMORE. cootrsr-
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Gays CA>CHALAGUA-

GAYS CA>CHALAGIA.-T invaluable add
VI uuque California MedcA Plant IL merits 1cye
ioped, q rapidly sup-rse1ng every medicine as simple
means u exciting e healthy anon Of Inc stomach and pre-
serving s tone In fever, pulmonary complaints. and 81
diseases which may be Traced 70 consl patton % he bow els
impurfy Of The blood - superior efficacy commencing
Il 10 general attention The proprietor. win view 10 sub
lect me same 70 the greatest scrlunys VII Dc grained IN
Llazl1g known 20 physicians and inv.ds = 10 may be
pleased 10 Gail the Depot ~ BROADWAY, some most
remarkable cures Effected and "a progress N THIS cy.
far.ff I'm
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loo NOTIcE 10 MRRCnANT-. 1875.

OF q. h ccnse-uerce u Ire frequent c1ins for dam
sges presented sgsnsi TIE forsrcers u neFchsase
he Western Csnas arising from - absac1on % goods
from packages !npere-y secured ne hoaic % FOrSsl-
for the security Of .h- mercan eseites - aoF. he
following resolution. W
hesoired Tia. vii Dol r-cer, az N shrrilr order
Any BOXES cases OF dry goods hz caps straw goods
boots shoes destined foT lie Nes rness such boxes
eAses properly ayed and sealed when shipped nof
any ooxes containing goods Of any description
es sneh boxes cass are vel strapped or hooped before
sngmeut ~ HOLT PresiderL
f+rNser
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ca1F Meetings.
TuE Jim cONGSTER.

n erav sulr A. Camp snd PRAYER Meetings and n rev.
vi. " r. g101 New -ir0n; Sound b red sd 1ae en-
1o.sed eat1r Pr-e So per copy. For sac - ne
N--+sf oors-9re hi M -rr-sf a1i er Branch 10
Nss.al-sl New forx Tee 4scJl1t % tl9-e = lo
,--~T.se IN sall s-,.r ie7 3vre1dkftW
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pRooETyH AFFAIRS

s,ILBOAr UPsET-Probabic L0ss Of LUc.-Hes
ierday afternoon between and o'clock A. the steam
boat iugaenot coming up from staten Island, when
u.t above Robbins Reef Capt Van Pelt deserted sail
boa, lying on her beam ends about half mile % WIND
ward and Immediately altered the course Of the steamer
90 10 run alongside Of her where the engine stop
ped. The boat ordinary mainsal center board
open boat and had evidently been but snort tme
upset the seats and other parts OF her appoint
u1ents which would naturally be detached from her by
TIE action Of the al floating within lev
feet Of her and little distance OH straw bat was seen
o. the surface Of the water. No was found upon or
in the rhood OF the bost and the steamer
sued her IL stated thst one OF the pa-sen
gers on the HugueBOt had seen the came boat leave
ststen Island with sr on board and from the fact
that when her wrecked condition first observed she
in the very Of the bay, with all the indca
tOns Of having but recently upset and no other boat or
vessel Ia her vicinity the conclusion was forced upon
ali that those who started IN Der had persisted. The
wind blew iercely from the southeast yesterday after
noon and the bay iashel into angry oarnng waves
making il altogether too rough for ordinary small boats
Brooklyn Eagle Monday.
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INSURANCE.
OFFIcE OF tn" TIE HOPE mutual , LIFE

4 lfritL VI ~ ~ d ~, - - =.
Build.nrs New l0-E. 18Th March, 1917
I4s Institution, .ncorpOraiel 10 ltf-"h liberal and
narrarla charter and dry anXeI according fO law
Lss commenced Ae business Of LIZ lNst RANCE on
The mutual rrrclpcl he lct piotls beng divided an
r-4y among tie Insured, according % tie 90 % llcorpp
ration Tie rates 0l premiums conform wll le usage u
other similar csi1r me convenience of parles IN
melfs 10 ef 90 Of cir option when TIE premium exceeds
So % pay OueL 10 cash. and secure payment 81 me r.
a1ue Il olihs b. an approved note bearing Interest At
per cent.
The lives Of married men may be insured for the benefit
their wives cnd children. That tie dccease Of Tie
Insured the wife. II living or n not then bis children VIII
receive the payable hy The policy free and clear Of
any claim by the creditors Of the de.eased.
FCr the greater security % parties nslng Win his Com
pany the Trustee have provided Indemnify fund, 20 the
amount II 5n00 meet losses thsf may upon poll
ces Issued by the Company which j. 10 remain until capt
a exceeding thar shall have been realized from the
rece 90 Of premiums wien Il viii De no longer necessary,
and may be Withdrawn
The following Let Of The Officers and Trustees Tor he
snsling year-viz'
Nathaniel Weed, Ezra WOOD Chslncey Ayres,
simeon Baldwin, Joseph B. Nones, Phip Oalpn,
Dennis Perkins Roswell Hoyt. VIM. L. Brewer
John A Davenport. ssrn K sa'ieriee, James Dimon,
A exfr II Dana. G. H. Beardsley, Cha- Whlresey,
Charles ] TavI0r. John ". Leeds. Joseph D Warren.
Alex'r Hamilton Acxr y Holly, Stephen 3. Provost,
James T. S0u-fer VIM. 7 Minor, TLeo. Davenport.
Alexander y. HOLLY President.
JOHN W LEEDS. Assistant President
JOHN A. DAVENPORT. Vice President
JOSEPH b NyNEs. Ac,uary
ROSWELL HOYr, Sccre'aTy
VIM. WELLS, General Agent
Dana WoOdruf Leonard. Esqs. C0unse.0rs and Aror.
news Of the Company Tor New-Y0rk VIM T. Minor, Esq.
Counselor and Attorney for Stanford. Ezra WOOD NJ d.
ana A. Cooke Hun, SD. Physicians, Medical Examiners,
Ayres MD Physician and Medical Adviser for Stamford
mvll eOdr
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sANpERgs FuTH READER.

THE SCHOOL READER Pm Book' deslElei {"
4 se-4ei t0 -ar1-rs's Fl1rl Ee-l-r
PAT FIs--C a1-srirE f1l .-airlc11rs N ue rl-l1r-
"a rrncP-s q Res11g snl speaking. Llsrs.es y
rr-lercls examples
Pan ssco-d-Colf s-i1g y elegant extracts n P-ose
ar Poetry from vlrols el1qleli writer's. sreiF At-1
s - lhe several ess0-s c0-fan- For ne nee Qi a-'e
nice a-' fre EEes- classes 10 ccr-1l lad sei s,aol-
Nv Gas ". 4 ! { ssrle-s. ! vol .-Eo. 80 raErs
~ ~ le Brl1iw1v.
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MINING COMPANIES.

DoCKy hill MINING AND hAStfAS-,
nTTEISG CONPASf.-At uecfng q tno Boar =.
.-r-g r..f I'd srn.r1. = }. On ne - jay 49, a.
....r- al II 81 slsre 90 esca 40 every -hI9
- IN, -.i a. "a n be Company wss eTieo pay ne N
,v r,s from The igh day u jay is, al ne odce %
'h- Corssny ir Pnilsdf irhs- . A..
L,rfr1cf fror ~ SnTTlossnf p ~ tA"io' @fF'V "
Fstrtwp, 1873 .
An s,orihisr r-fl'as o. ~ q - -.-s ,r 49,
81 49, ,.fr~ .l.s .af- bra over al telr. -.r
r- L, 80 ..-s-stlrl t1 -frrT faff- ct n 49,
...-.-.-.. r.--ls lrrai 90 tes qrfai = -fy --.'
--.s l--- - lrr- 7. s1rf '~1 AL - hf-l.f' l-'
49, i. 80. = fts s.ci r.ies tasf s1fh 49, 800
5000 n, '-..- u f.- H1-Hi a. nr-star. ~ on l-A.u
D.vrn q SErxrrr Trr-slr-r I'VE WI Tf-.------ -
rJ,o COPPER s1IELTEH-.-IercrI.~ - 49, :. -
4 c,iSet ~ ~ Oue6ec M.ling Company ron 49,
,,rr ta -o--rsrt fo snst roper orr e. re
$780,. =. Raw Lske Slrerilr. rto copper % niscA ar-a
es n fre1ess and -1s'y % fte copper usla-.y 1870
mo NeVv- YORK from Cl Slcieni Ero4la i'i ~. -
.- N -lr1sres " BE- allotted. ani - conrteof p. --
re- prreee Il cutting -ueef iof lsel 0f OK. -
10. ~ sfx firm tie ards = the Company iri-'ls
-1.t nfe The rrce rer 'cn " copper of l.eN 20 a
sucei Further psrcl ar WI - .ans, 49,, -
,hs Cl-rrsrv's CsF-r. . l-hcc. JNO boNrEh, - 81,
Ofc@ o. Olctec Mining CO C1roec jay - - -
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GOAL BY THE tARGo-TO IOnsO " f.l e,-
/ r-oSe ~ furnish consumers who uriir 90 Day casv
OF shf iof tons heir coal a. he csrEo price, az me eA-v
to- of t0 .-s great aYsn &c Tor them A. me peseu.
the NIL divide AMI denver tie sane ss directed oy
rss,crs,he huver and furnish % each parry 49,
- -,o...i GEO. WARNER.
49, Yard sf0 HOusf01si
COAL can a. all times furnish the best Red ard
u Mite Ash Goals oW any dealer N nfsl sdAty
-. =. 81 - GEO. WARNER,
iyfsfr-. Ysri so Houston - -Estabhs1ed N lSoo
rOAI-The subscriber. vii be dischsrging Al ul.
I week and part of Pesch Orchard trsie and ksnge
Goa Of superior cuay, winch ey Offer Tor sac a. very
loy -rres direct from hoa.. re-cfeenei rom ara
LAT " WORTH. = Broadway, ana
yii cor Ihompson and r01lul-,s-
COAI.-Red or White Ash large mt - -; hAnge
y stove or Egg = per ton. rescreenec fn1 laia' SiS
BoWerv and corner Hsmmersly and Bedford as Less
taken from hoss So Less 10 cariinen and o.hefs
~ 5-7. JACOB WEEKS, JUN-
% -nPER TOS-NUT cOAL-Peach Oieaafd,
.Du Red Ash aud ScdIyiSl " h'lc Ash for sale q
he above low price large SIZE, ADD dsiiyerd sfseoed
ION ne ysr1 Apply 20 T. SfDhs> DlCkEk>pNr
al n ~ Antholy--i. reV Broadway
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INDIA RUBBER AND GUTTA PERCHA

INDIA RUBBER AND GiTTA PERtHA
4 GOODS No ID Jokn-st-The subscribers Invite the al
tent0n 0i tie public heir siocz % ncla Rubber and
Gutn Per-ts Goods c1fpr sing geler-l sssOfuelf Off1e
VARIOUS srrces manufactured from lhese substances
Among them
Lie Pr~sereers. Ladies 0rons.
Air Beds ard Pillows. Nursery Hospital Sheeting,
Air Cushiors. Bathing Mats,
Goats and Clo4ks Tobacco Pouches.
Stoi n Caps. Water Pals,
Travel ~ Bags Door Springs
Tent Floors, Shoulder braces,
Crotch Hose. Slspelders.
Shower Baths, Carrare Cloth.
Over shoes. Horse Covers.
Machine Banding Scan Packing
These arcles are al selected from The sok Of the b~st
manufacturers IN the county Orders Tor gOocs executed
with prorpunce
r1 County merchants invited examine their stock
Of Coodyeu Metallic over Shoes made by tie VARIOUS
nsnufarrlreTs and offered A. ne lowest price,
vi Nv ELLIS. TOMPkiNS 4 co ~ Jotn-st.
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airline JoURu Al.
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b, 1as ss Den ioeo -sno. 81 o.. he na,s e. X.
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b. bng Lab OF te Lac, h Hsrusdi Do s'si 70 Middleton
sc
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Ith c Bank Anrleesr spoke sir Antelope o darle
issf. with f.l alf f.a plenty
rrr Arsreln NsIsI WINE Nnagou De-. lumber bound So
Boston pot Il the Captain Mate End several searn
.siag sfk
Dr. hr Csa Elliott Hgas. Bermuda d. ballast, Mdten Co.
schr Plnnl-o fuisfi d. naval Stones 90 MtcttL
b. sir Eah pnndoai Doe Bunnuda ballast 20 Tue Yer
Ieltouuc
sAILFp-shps Manaon I,er ol Iebret1 Hamburg; Oneida
Elisha Drnnson, Aatwefp Brig Marshall Maags ami
others Wind
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MEDICINES.
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To- -seld'. ssrsapar a. &c alc nsl io &C. D a. tLe
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rr.-i h.. ber eslipvsd BE- pe-idrz Books ior us1l-
Der 1r yeas before l- gu. fl- saal re l-f He
r.rr rof f1 b. deceived. aIc purchase 1Q1e t1ej - -
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vy-,rrer. srd signed D. = TOWNSEND Prne-l a.
90 co.