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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-06
James w. Harris,

Commission yand Forwarding Merchant, and
Produce Dealer.
WATER STREET, GLASGOW, MO-
r IBERAL Cash advances made on all ship,
4 ments of Produce, &c. for the Southerh anu
Glasgow. January %, Isis.--46 On.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-06
Doct. A, 8. Dinwiddie,

GRATEFUL for past patronage. still continues
(T to offer his MEDICAL SERVICES 10 Inc
citizens of Howard County. tn.
c'.Lo mSG.a nm the South East side of the public
~ where he can usually be found in the day;
~ abt,t his residence, Sd door below the Bank
EaYeita. April 10Th, is4I,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-06
Il. ID. Brewer,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

vEyILL attend to any business entrustea u
w hin--in the Second Judicial District.
REFERENCES.
paows1se & bushnell, Quincy, Illinois.
4. "; MORRISON Esq''t Fayet,s.
W. PICKET, Benton, Miss. az.
Co. p. H. FOUNTAIN, Pontatock' MISS:
SS"c,vp,r1I s.. COATES HUNTSVILLE, Mo.
,A-Of;ce--McC ,MpBEL's Buildings, HUNTSVILLE
NO " Randolph CO., Dec 18th, '46. 4o--ly
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-06
DOct, VIM. Everett,

rIAvING located permanently in Fayette' Of
I'll fers his professional servicesto the citizens
n-Residence I'd door below the. Bank.
fayette, April 10th, lS47.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-06

A wag used 10 remark, that the reason
why unmarried young ladies looked SO
much at the moon, was the vulgar belief
tina, there was a man in il
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-06

Fun is fun, but when young fellow sees
another one walking off with his sweet.
heart. it is no fun al all. So says young
acquaintance Of ours.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-06
Joseph ID. Smith,

SURGEON, PHYSICIAN, &c.
rrAylNG located miles East Of Fayette, on
III the road leading to Petersburg, respectfully
offers his services TO the citizens OF Howard
~ rnov slwavs be found at the residence Of
Or. Samuel Crews, except when professionally ab-
IN, March ls, 46.--2-6m.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-06
X. E. TERRY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

FAyETTE, MO,
TWILL faithfully and promptly attend to al
w business entrusted to his care, N inc
Courts of Howard, Boone, Cooper Saiine' limit
ION, Randolph and Macon counties.
n.rOfice west side Of the public square.
Fayette, October ID lS47. oo-u
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-06
BENJAMIN In. 'EWOsnbiy,

Alto RNEY AT l. A W ,
WILL practice in the Courts Of Howard
w Randolph, Charlton and Carroii counties,
nTOffice on the west side OF the r0Gs1c eqSuI r.,
Fayette, Howard Co, Mo-, May @n' lof1. o-.y
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-06

'Aint you afraid your wife will get mar.
ricd again when you die1'
4 hope she may. as there will be one man
in the world who will know how to pity
me-
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-06

Why is q young lady like careful house,
wifel
Because her ua;a is as little as she can
make il,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-06
X, ANDRE
Law Notice.
JOHN b. CLARK.

,our u CLARK ANDREW J, HERNDoN.
Law Notice.
7OHN B. CLARK AND ANDREW J. HERN-
81 DON, will continue to practice law in part
nership, in all the Cou,ts OF Howard County,ex'
-cspt the County Court. 80
An business entrusted to them will receive their
united attention
John B. Clark will continue to attend the several
Courts as heretofore.
0-rOfice on the public square, Fnyette.
ORA. J. Herndon can at all times be found al
the County Clerks Office. oo o.
Payet,e, October 33d, 1877. oo--om'
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-06
PlOluSlliNg.

collars, Harness, Back Bands Btu pl,@Ies
,rrnces. and the real JeueH Ploughs. Caii affair
rolls, where everything can be had cheap
Glasgow, ms.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-06
.JNO. w. HENRY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
FAYETTE, MO-,

IA II II, HO.,
VTJILL attend to any business entrusted 10 MN
w in the Courts of Howard, and the coun-
ties adjoining. lie may be found at the kecev'
er's office, when not absent on professional ousi-
.. ' SE.rette Nnv 9Th. lS47 35--6m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11
ARINE JoURN AL
PORT or sEw YORK. OCTOBER d.

ARRIVED prussn bar. Augg,s Ehrnts HAVE ~, BAL
lsst snd ~ passenger. o. schleiier
Bari } A fssurun, OTIS. Curscoa ~ D.. ufse
esn Lam Flushing a. d. udse and " fss-eufefs
Br s R4nbop Chufh N.iand o. plaster. 20 so1s Whin.
4
Brig Narh. ssne,r stevens Msysspsr % d. sugar & 70
frlndy A Co.
Bg Mash. lavender RIO ie Jsn,ro d. coass g. % Hsf
.
% n TfuWbrfEe
Er- Potoms smith Cslse 3 a. lunb. n Smith boyui1u
slb, De.s.nona Chsn Cafn sept. % McAnifess
sehr Fnieprae CofIn Bsraoo. - d.. fruit .ssafs, Sc
schr W Purnel. Smith. Nrruis, cofu
schr Rsnlvu. Medium. Baltimore a, coal
sAILED-shps Wabash and Edgar NOresns. Nfhoas bode
Noble Bari AIMS. Hamburg Bngs lmnho. Cora Alfred Ham
Grsnde. Ocs 81 MARK SChr fesnof Point feire'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11
PRIVATE BOARDING SCHOOL ron BOYS

READING. FAIaFIS Id COUNTY. CONN
JNHE WINTER SESSION Of this lnsnmuou commences
u on the lei q November.
TIE Principal has received the following unsoEcieS 'es
lmcnis frofn A NJ Merchsnt ksq Fresicens ~ ne
Nautilus Matgs Life Insurance Co
lcss. OF q. l.sc
rsfsons 40 sae~ha lfrlst- snaat OF isf Year ~-
NJ nsaa~' >tlfrt hcrfr~ clcf
test'a BE- oehlt Jai-siaas tat he soat t'eaasf,
re cs>i-s a urfacn 1tet -ress Fest-rr "A, iat
eQus'sl lu .tuaoa we'd q-slast " ssnefd efls1 t
Me>es al laseis. Ntrtcsu. ~tlc aa.rf n- frr,f-n
that srrst le slcae' sri Rev Dc " iss
o. vet Ret ri NJ Ssnsari ass great 4-ssny ai fs
ss,e ~ ieqrta-nt r-ssS sus ~ ors' sa re1s chs1s
icatt he tNs'a c' h stooi lsos s1crou-
a. ,uiy lsas o.-r supsref s'ssatsS-s So tsrs BE-
.ars srcxtu s nferrs ~hsh ave ~
siacs,.sa % ,eaA ~h haH iA-
:, fa.t.x .@rtS A u MERCHANT - Waist
Fxthcr iuf,r son the School may be obtained
Of Rev DAME SmiIh 81 GreenesL. A NJ herchsni Esc
IS wsl-st p freeman, Ess q "s4-sI Rev john Cav
ford. ~ Msdisoc-sL n w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11
200 900 BOTTLES NEARLY

LoNKELLISGER's wonderful Luiueng have be-a
sod ~irhOuf mgrmgr. l. heals al manner q gals
adj tfs~s upon he horse. also strains ard cs-o--s Of
-frfy lr-cur u0r and th- ANNA. every day II -
put 40 n .fse ooles- = mild. fragrant agreeable =
-n l-- chrsp-r nan any other article 10 IA
plsn snd coo lcin9 proof Of ne shove mas caused
ncu-an1s u ne b-s ard sk1l men In the country
0 a. down al Other reneie. used BY many Of them FROM
- 70 ~ years and Use ms remedy all 0ccesOns
AZ Nc beat snf cheapest 10 BE foguc-among whom are
proud Of ne honor u referring % Hon Moses Grnne
Hon. Richard = Csrmsu Hon Robert n Morri. Mr. Js.
b1ihgst- IL continuation We nave Cosgar, Irvings
Lisl1Est0us h-mOns. Lori. ards Brschurss-ta .horr
nneierts 81 the ellie OF New YORK and many other eite.
pronounce he only existing wOrcer Of the age Afnouz
ne words brightest most experienced 1orsesn we ave
Mr. Hiram Woocrur, Wm- HheelAn, George speer and
brother Wa. d. SPARKS. Wm. L Reed. Wm Coxsn J.co5
soer-nc se-in wore every principal stage line The
lem Railroad and many cher srge companies II used and
so1 A. ne ysnous Buls Heads and Al al our best livery
enc exchange stables II here auy owners or overs
q ne horse VITO have not used r. respectfully 40
Lei teln 10 cal o. any Of he above distinguishes ri s1
as To % bad ~ the principal dspo, Of 5 INGE
BhOT n ER, 30 Pearl-st and a. TsusrsaI. Brosdw-v
rear Grand e. wholesale ard al and a. lie drlyg ald
salei stores generally, iTUg -hoC. he civ ard cgorv
on-y y eecs bottle, or n dozsu - I'm -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11
HERNIA.
II 4 n ~ La.
v OF THE MEDICAL FACILITY

THE ATTENTION or THE MEDICAL FACULTY
Il RESPECTFULLY called 20 the Metallic Truss and
supporter new article particularly adapted 10 the
nous forms u this disease, whether nguena. scrota e-
moral lm0ica and supporter Tor abdominal WEAKNESS
10 either sex, pfOlspsus &c.
The simplicity u this article such that the practitioner
can adapt TO any changing The pad by means Of q
screw 10 any desired form position The strength o. me
flexible metal affords stationary power without pressure,
more than sufficient 10 support ordinary rupture and BY
means Of 10 lever principle any required pressure be
obtained IN sffiuon BY s method u adjustment the
nue Of prO,rusiOn closed over the pubs and the station.
airy power hIes the pad the rupture, which can be
made 10 any required form, either c0ncsye convex fat
Otherwise It's particular claim 70 notice, apart from ls
yey, 3 me simplicity u ts application and facility Oi
beng arranged - sn any case where mechanical agency
can be app led When properly al u.ed he patient has
cuure freedom " scon wthOt al the and
he painful pressure heretofore experienced BY the Of
truss = entirely Obylated
Many physicians u einnence have examined and yveu
their sanction % the superiority u this 70 whom re-
ference be given. Principal Office 10 Broadway cor.
ner % Maiden isne, upstairs. IT ineod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11
D.ppp REDrCED PRICES.

L FIELD 4 co, paper warehouse, II C1-- street. NEAR
John New York row oder n los 70 sat percn.s-rs one
uisd states a. rces very mach lower thAH ever before
Aul1rg the great Bargains nay b found
Stto good wte rstr src ruled lefeT, a. - -
p-r r-am.
s,o6 rs~z. sooa wa-is pain ard ralea cap, al q :
per
10 realas good while Ia cap. q s. s. per rezIn.
Icaoa % god straw boards, n : cts Per To-
Ff~H CO oiricrs d TO q 5 CO peg lh.
ia.nlC elll h.sgins ps1sr, a. q cas. Per Do
SEQ siio ane hang ng paper a. ca per %. - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11
DOutesf'r Ports.

BALTIMORE. OF Am ship stephen Human. Cffs> Nfofs
Lambert Canton Pckad Prov deue baks Leda
Ruort Theresa Reese Bremsu Douglass. Gibbons
BerNe Magnolia Hok. NHs'en. Luerne Nrhoa huossport
BOSTON sAu barks Chs Gpatucs, NOfeals Cherokee
Humphrey Newport Cd sLps Bowdih, Pke, Madras snd CA
cutia AtssDo Goler. NOrsan Element. fnnce o. k1soel
Bruce FAIRFIELD Noble Mscedous Snow 'hsd-phs bass Ches
al.ake. p.e Ro lanel-n. R.naerak phl Msoan banoIe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11
MODERN LANGUAGE-.-signOr sEcoHI DE

CASALl Professor Of the Italian Language and Ll1eFa-
urc IN the Collegiate Institution for young ladies' The spng-
es institute, UnonpsTk w commence course OF ius.f9c
non In Italian on Monday October :. A. O'Clock, p Nj
be continued twice week such an hour may be
convenient his class During the course Prof SEC III
viii deliver Two lectures the Italian Language and
Literature and the The Modern History OF lisy
gentlemen may be formed Al Prof SIS own rooms,
n Msker-st - W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11

The sqhscfibr wishing 10 relre nom BIS present bus
rsss o-.-s for sale his Old established sand which row
IN successful operation ard ess he pAs wear done about
! wei located SoU nsAng ard h-siny >oathern eiIy
The business % doubled. n conducted Propc'y. ~
REQUIRES cApsal u shoui $4,000 the hsiness
but har tunes thai slnoOn can DC proatany iaNesiee rH
.nV person DESTROYS Of engsgng N Inc business 'as
IS INC ]. CHANDLkR, fOSTEk %. AAdeo-.ans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11
APRIvATE FRENCH CLASS.

nROF EREMINEAI = now forming a Private Class
L for lsdies and gentlemen IN M. soSas Rooms, -
Eg hie~alhsl near Ninh avenue Ths 4 good oppo.l-
uiiv FOR those hO Wish speak and write this Interesting
snA useful language ksry application : necessary, a.
the class Is nearly complete For terms which are moder-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11

N-MT ". " Il
that th -ir above viii commence Al Constitution
Hall 30 Broadway. ruestsy. lfh inst Days OF tuuicn
or and Masters Tuesday ana saturday Afternoons
O'Clock the evening foE The elder class 81
gentlemen Al Go.hic Hall Brooklyp' 10Th inst Semi
monthly soirecS Constitution Hall viii commence NOveu
Der n For farther particulars circulars 10 be had as
shove or Al the Pnvsge Academy q SlNihAVeuao Pm
80. iss.or. viii he Given Al AL times o3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11

81 FARM FOR -ALE-Contsinng about 81 acres
t9 OF land situated 10 the County Of Wesicheser, Two
49, miles below Sing sing, and - miles shove New York,
command OK very view Of tho Hudson River
Il s well divided INTO meadow, pl0w, pasture and wood
land aud contains good orchards fun good
2-story dwelling house and Oul-buildngs There inc
Of the premises For particulars inquire
u Ellis, Esq G. A. Dawson ESQ II WsLst of he
subscriber, 81 Sing sing o. lw+ JOHN T HOFFMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11
DKOpO-ALs FOR FnTlSo " rHs gREl

DROPO-hL~ FOR FITTING UP rHk FkkL
Il ACADEMY Sealed Proposals. Will be fcceiYes ~ ne
undersigned. hs Office u he Clerk u the Board a
Education No. 81 Brosdwsyunul Friday 10 hirssnh dg
ofOcfober next st4 o'clock r NJ for ths ffng up ~
Free Academy building. a. follows
J. For .ralng the Chemical Lecture Room
2 For flung up ne library with book cases
s. For nuing Up four u lis fOOIs win desSs a8i ssss
Tor the purpose u study
& fOr flung up NE great hail with -e'tees
FOR furnishing kenetlan blinds fof he windows 4 rs
Jsnon rooms, snd he windows u the fnr second and
third stories
g. FOR furnishing painted window shades ior he windows
u tbs great hall
Plans and SPECIFICATIONS can b. examined and iorms
proposing obtained, A. the said Office
Each proposal must be- ACCOMPANIED BY he names
least two Responsible persona IN her wiring W
become sgfe.s r tho faithful performance u he oouuscA
ROBERT KELLY, SAMUEL A. CRAPO,
THOMAS DENNY WILLIAM 4 PISKsEf
J ). BOsWORTH
Executive Committee Tor the Care, Government and MAJ
ssemeni u tls Free Acsdemy,-hewYofs, Sep; %, isS
ait tOl5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11
PRIVATE CLASSES IN FRENCH.

nROF A RASSEr will organize his evening classes IN
ETeneh on the an ~ October a. MS residence 81 Broad
~.y corner Of Ffankhns As his classes are hnec ear
snnlicsuon u advisable Please call before AN and a.
lere Pm B.Also class for young ladies' 10 me aef'
noon - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11

y OOFI>G.-GOODwTS ROOFISG-New roo Of
ro-gh bssrcs covered for ~ Per toot roofs y
oricsss over - squares, - square II, INC
shingles :. o = e-n-s znc warmed Good wins cen e-
>lelhlg : "a ne sane a. sstes snng-s II . Er,1
cl,Q dua.e al tr--proof II esl b. wsksc ~ifh
H. .ly. he-Ie-u- az s7cci1sns = y Wee. BIo,dwsy
osgween Chamber and WErsn ss o4In-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11

DoUFI>G.-Olc II roofs maze uztf FOR :. ee,ts pe,
lefoOS rev roos u rough plank covered for :. cents
roofs q isctores or zrE- buildings = squares for -
per sq1sre, al WARMED GoocV1ns patent premium
crcPneuris nc Cement s1ea-rg handsome cheap,
WINS Chlnn-yPo, Factory = Wes. Brostwgy between
C1snnIlsrs AMI Wsrr@r al Inv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11
MOUNT PROSPECT INSTITUTE.

fxNHE WINTER SESSION q his school vii commence
| 81 me ls day Oi Novemner Pupils are prepared Tor
entering College % Business pursuits ~ he Ierr 80
pcr session. NAhhrN HOLAf iiANif@
Wesi RlooEaed, n }. sept ISIS.
R-The Principal can be seen al me New trg arc
House New.York, every THURSDAY during the noah OF
ccber Circu an can $50 be chained by applying 10 ne
New England Hotel % ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11

SUPERIOR CouRr-Bcfore Judge sandiord.-Msr.
ssa- hsi'ai '",~,e-ss 60 - = NJ % 'e h.
p.atd. sioSs note bat aeued Nerat' ~ 9~an'
s,ess. hayss. e a. ". C,aSd,s D,d-oa noiss, he
s..s. ~bsA ~sat OF AMI A. 'a., ,as pam
tn did them to Be eui,d 90 sas Ns'i NJ paA
~ se.. SAFEST 70 .he oga1s S' ,s' ~, ,,,, ..
ess>e o IS ts root At . aS of ~e dAs 'na
50 90. ssaaA' 81 store q p,na s- s.ss. q, ss a..
ss- vsFdNt Nr ghuiA vi o. fo'PsHta NJ No. Warner
cssss Hysss Js-a Ls-es-As,oa .g,a., NJ L % We,
ae q sso ier Tuning NOT % buiN, eieea % l
.sCasl he coa sor but b, .li d. - ssaa
s..sS.si. Nc 5 N Neslsr saa NJ oo>hraa.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CovNr-Beiorc Judge
ss's. -oe-sfs # SAv-o h,-,ehe - ffN 50 ,-t.e
p, nic ns pot distress whis bound ron Noh Ss,s !,
s-.r,s- I'd m. rsesea a !. 10 cer sl0o s.u. OF
e.i she hsa as, puret sn1 ~hNA ~as ran nsi a. "
II S.sS st s Ss.s ,ss ss ia, -. NJ Trsr5 P.
s.S 's s s's %. - ~ :. = $50 49, So" -. 49,
AZ ssendsut NJ Mortoa
u. JAN sA.rs-a "a "Wednesday. ~Asa crtec
,uan.l ,n.s Mi r'osass P'>.ea
corsr GsNxx,i sxsSIoNS.-Trssl for False Pro
s-se- MAJ nsnst Wa kss .s sfsst,Ss VA pal uqon Pc
vrssss, -, = ~ n, b. - F'sS - ny -
oFss-i y. cs' Voc rsFts1'. ~sea ~ erl
sySsss e.as 70 Of ,hs ana al Ps,uses
nv. ss. .. ss ss s 80 3 s =, ss 81. a. ss
tsrssin r,pessas gave An - Ca-s q preserves sef he
,.. w.. s.sss1 70 TAI saat s,',r ~a.... s
ne testimony ~ Ms
s.,. TIA: such s that usa- q a. kss = Anc at
Wa Rfssak q he Company, leH tac ~e her
s-c,h. she ne sScs Ct cFsrineshF wives ths
-.n. i.fsT sho~H. Pan q he seee iAs P-ear'
NT the ca~sta te< af> aof ts ls~f
ssl,s s2oa ~ANA ke srasssea u two 1eAs 1 asn %
s. s,.,s Fr-Os
PoIrcx Counr-A oolorcd man named Charles VII
Ans %. Nr---a yesterday ~ Fosnsa wsssa shstse q
L-yr saa IS esr.k four ois >.ss l. Roe~ft "a NJ -
49,. hcn ne baAheAs Io<ates sls Mahsns rf@f-a
.,,,,,.- 10 pSefV g. he prvnes 81 oae khsfi
60. k,s.nk scetha- % ~ ~cg ne matter gave lo
, 49,, cola = ~hxA e3 D, he Of the Jscoo
- -. IL o. ao castcis s~,tefiy 49, oairt O. fn na
- 49, ,l enasract,s grsoa hxres 49, s> - rns s~s
~. 80. ~ .s nsn>d freeTss ~ kla~ >'nah va sfs
s,,,s., Ca ~.rrsns ehagas aef ~iA seeqa Srf ee,s.
- a. lrc. RARsora o. s~sS sScs-ed u zoe sit -
49, x 49, - now tie - eor teneshns 'aree pass o.
-. I. -, ~, ~, oaas The gosnt ~~sve Cut VA
:, n.s "a. ,ses 1p cAsry. 81 ,s~nut
-. 49,. N~-eby a. recsns Ai 81 o. JEAN kss vas N"sea
.. 80, m ~. ssso chAge Of ees m'aatseo 40
,rise The o several shoqs m fesffst
ISAsHIONABLE AND cREAP ufHoLsrhKf
II Cnrtsin Ns,erals Window Shades ana fapei nae
ma The sabscrhes have In store arse sna sPc1
AL sssortmen Of Curtain Materials OF every deseipuon
Isee ana embroidered Curtains. window Corrces
Iooos TaSse O. &c A large variety OF Winoow Sosoes
ara Psper Hauxinxs Also manufacturers o; Pure hsl'
No. and Other Nsftresses Beds Pillows with every sfs
es in ,hs upbossry llne wholesale and retail prices
nsr csni lower any other establishment Ia tho ciy
~ Al 4 X. DAVIS. Upbo.sl@Fers,
saiu. 30 BowsSy md lesf feloo-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11

~ To IFT-FroHn the isi ~ Notrtaff neAL "
= ftree story snt sirr hrfcs holse, = Abinsi'n 80
- rlrr OBJ le premises
- STEAM POWER TO ItT.-A t'r roor 20
y Tie Trh1r- RlI fircs to .-f. Nih steam f'f-f-
- Anr.vu ID Br1siwaf s--A
-. ToIFT-Thc urrer psri ~ . tsosiorg hots-
T. 1sasariy ..tls.ei lr Hlts1n-st neu >Pf'n. ..'''
- N N $40 r11rs cu secocc fror, sll ~ 80.
Crotrn water. a. Inquire IF IA. AthrhMNHt ~
Ss...u-st Possession frnris''is civ y rf-ri.rei m
To LET. ARD possession given .n,ued'a'r'f
& ri@-r.huff thrr- slorY house sulit'.r - At'
- anilv .n fne gpp~r par ~ ne Guy ~.
wI. be- .ot. ile fsrF are s0eii 'I'Hs- 'I
irg Address 2 a. il.s 1-c-
"a. imp. To LIT WITH STEAM POW PIX
d ore srfe room ur ite .r.i r1'f - ~ 4.
A-~ ,-f pleasant Aro,ter smaller NON m s-'t r.. .
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go, In Cd 40 i Brl,~ry AMI tEsnfh-.i 7. NJ rit ~
r,,. r-arr sd pl,rer supplied t1 each oi i'a rl,
H.. r..g-r w. u be- sr-siT and rrri ressaas'.c
e. 81 l--- - g..s-rg ard rarfusy from fanfi sA
lr.l.re A. RArNOR> bncsstofe. m no"eil
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AcoiDEsIs-A woman named Mary McGuIn
ness accidentally fell from the second floor window Of
house No Pesl IT. yesterday afternoon, and was SO
severely injured hat che had to be conveyed to the
City Hospital. A man named John Mahoney was run
over yesterday in Cashs st by stage i54 but was not
very severely injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11

TAKE NOrICE-Lsdies and gentlemen We
E have got up new -tyls " 6auaPerchs overshoes
that cannot be be 1esi f1r durability snd beauty.
AID .arg- assortment Of ci0k- quilted sn0es
lnfs nbber. and az KIDS ~ isfies gents misses and
chIdrens boots and sh0es, A. ~ Broadway door shove
Franklin-st fo5 w VI CAHILL
"a LARGE ASSORTMENT u gentlemen's
sOys and yOuths rae Frecch calf double and single
soe- dress b0ots u the zlesi fashion, Congress and
~ al other kinds Of CATERS, bar boots. Oregon ue.,
pumps and al Kinds % work made order, the best
manner ant warranted. Repairing done 10 ~0rkmanllks
rznner, - shor notice f9 Broadway corner u Canals
In
81 NEW STYLE FALL FASHION HATS for l5lS -
Ill jlsi nrisr1d, zeleu-s ald young gems mJlessn,
ss black beaver. nuiris brush. and Cashmere II sls.
with recent improvements N rmmDg- and Frencn elastic
scd IS lm+l J. r. AOSAkQUE, Hsfer, - Bowery
III FASHIONABLE HATs.-Jusi finished. the
Aik uost pi-nd1 aIlrl- offered elegant French
SIX nzis, 81 he lOE prce u . usually sod for 81.
Aso A. sric!s a - 81 sni g. &5-nssi has a. g.
az m BROWN, 10 CAuA-sl
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very severely injured

BURGLARY Last night between one O'Clock
and day light, tho house Of Mr. Thompson, corner Of
Chatham and Orange SITS eutered In the rear by
some thieves and about slO in silver and two medals
taken therefrom.