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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-23

In the burial place of Princeton College three
graves. Two side by side surmounied by tablets
recording the virtues of those who sleep below. and
who died Presidents of that august institution. They
The tombs of the father and grandfather of Burr.
AT their feet and partially between is a third grave,
but without hend stone untrimmed and sunken in.
There rests Aaron Burr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-23

THIS conducted the twelve by
f.. offered for sale To acqnaiuied
OF this property wsnld he
Ia tina ~ ~
Washington the the city o Indian
apA buildings the hase
the whole seventy fouroons
stable stalls, with the
sheds attached viii be sold with the stnnd
building Mr. Brow ming for sale
May II ISIS. iu5tr n. 1. BLYTHE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-23
TO RENT.

eligible store, including dwelling. on Washington stree
"A shortly be vacated. his Is. for cnerprsng merchan
will be low and possession
IL that, with management Won
command large custom. local and transient For pariicula
arny To GEO A. CHAPMAN. 47-tfis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-23
81 Sws9H

AuDIroRs % JAo COUNTY, IA.
November 30, lsiS
NOTICE hereby given that the lands and town lots contain
much thereof
that be-
due from the thereof aud the penalty interest and charges
may sold public
House Brown.town SAID county, ON tho
first Monday January A. d. si9 within the hours prescribed
sold sale viii be
from o until all sold offered for sale
REIN A. REDMAN,
-iNf s. nd 4
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-23

Sac Of Lots Of Land Mortgcged 10 Tocnship No. g.,
North. Of Ralge No. 3 East. an .Jachsoa County
Indiana
fENHE following land much be necessary will
- avofF Browns
between hours prescribed by law be offered TO the high
est bidder the bid being equal 10 the amount that be due
s 10
numbered hundred seventeen, and hun
dred ana eighteen 2l7 (alS in Blownsown Indiena
ty ISL 90iOO. ADAM wINEINGER, Town. Treas
JESSE LUCAS.
5lSwsgg WILLIAM GEORGE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-23
RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAIN.

THE undersigned authorized sell that splendid Of and
Ne. adjoining indianapolis, fronting
the National Road and within three quarters IT mile 81 White
Bridge little This 81 the
be
f,and In vicinity speculation. To be
good and safe Of money those disposed
o purchase will decide. A targain be had App, TO
GEORGE A. CHAPMAN,
40 3m Office.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-23
Sale of Delinquent Lands and Town
Lots for Marshall County.

AuDIroRs OFFIcE MARSHALL COUNTY
Plymouth, Nor. Is, 1913.
" Office hereby given that the lands lots that have
this office
and owing from the thereof for the
the land
lois said delinquent list mentioned much thereof
respectively,
thereof. sold
Plymouth county of Marshall county aforesaid the
lS9 commencing O'Clock
~ said dy. County TREASURE unless sad and
day
o until all sold offered for sale.
In witness whereof have hcreunio affixed the
sEAL. county SEAL and signature. Plymouth, this
November, ls4S.
50-iwis WILLIAM VI. DUNHAM, Auditor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-23

In PROBATE CouRr FEBRUARY Tern 1919
Petition for the sale Of Real Estate
James b. de
ceased rs james Ray, George q. Holman, Many Ann Hoi
Eliza Jane Ray, Sarah Ray, Virginia Ray, John W. Ray
Thomas Matthews, and Indiana Matthews.
Thomas Matthews Indiana his VILE hereby
peton the above entitled case, has this day
been filed against them an the other defendants above named in
said
court appear the first day the next
thereof show they have know Why an
said petition set forth ana de-
scrhed should be made and in default thereof said pe
the contained will be taken MS confessed
and proceedings will had thereon accordingly By order OF
said Attest II. II. DUNCAN, Cierk.
II. s. WALPoLE, Sol.
A 1895
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-23
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

fNNHE undersigned Amn Of the Estate e EN5ov James
Ray Thursday nth da,
the Cont HOUSE tie city
indianapolis offer for sale 10 the highest bidder al the personal
al B deceased township
Marion Indiana, eonng OF the following articles to-
witt set L. vols Hume and Smos Engan JOhns0hs D
Peters Digest Conoyer's Digest Index Russell Crimes
horse other articles Of personal property he
longing said And the following Thursday January
18TH lei9 will offer sell the residence of Nice
about miles north
Indianapolis the following personal property belonging
said estate. hcie rlow, &c Terms of sa.e
of dollars hand.
dollars months from date. with sppro
we'd security and without any ief whichever om valuation
appraiserncnt Wh. SULLIVAN,
~, i~gS. CO. Avis Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-23
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THE ae,shp heeoore existing between the
1.-The city "f ndaulpos under the STYLE aud firm Of
ID wilson Bmmwel u this day dissolved by mutual consent
j. NJ Bramven Co hereby authorized settle all the hui
of said late n whom all indebted requested
10 make immediate payment. A. II DAVIDSON,
JOHN VI. BRAMWELI.
The win continue under firm Of NJ
Bramwe n Co. JOHN VI. BRAMWELL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12

- The West India steamship Great West
ern viii sail for the Bcnudas from this port to-day at
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domestic POrIs.

NrwHAyES. june Am .-ar Geo Hai-h. g. Rsya9-i P
n Ns, Fr-e.uaa Nespor, clr- Example. Herald, and Va
rea, DOVE. Philadelphia .ioop Warren ,iana''i Niols
.aops Tosu-ai Town. Nesars John co.. Dssl.oa Al
Philadelphia jos James. Bsec-ef Bangor ha1aA "e' Hs-d
NEwLoNDoN. June a-in .lhr Ailsi, GrseHae.- Pl.ats
.iss soop Iao IS Tionse. Daree Ny "a ial Fsl k'-f
PROVIDENCE. June loArr sglrs orasoa Cullen ION -
Commander Cas Philadelphia rlltsi s,uaier' 'cnn1ui Wa
i 49, NJ, -, 49, fi.eraa BE- s1i B,taors
Cocort Faane Michel stape, Huia. Berry ana Roe Bern
Plaadep5a " in Coon6.. Baaeori vllePal Rogers Ne~
Yok. Hiin " B4so soops Proof a. yds-1u. an
NEWBEDF0RD June Ar sns Iy'-.'oa. Bur..saH- Ss~'
NANfJ cEET. Jaas AR seAr, George wrAaeton wasa~
BOSTON. Jaae an -p b,,oa.hr Ilae,i, No-a.. she
-. C,er- FIer 90 Psr-s,sr,aoe fix raomsoa ucl d.
warts Fouiiat Elizabeth. >oue, Bangor tire Ann = a-a
No,esa.. t Y-ao paal1re. Cais; stevens Baron Irl
yr,or Bern ean Dear1oIa, and Laeece, .ea Nlor. So
June Af John cure KH'pr asi T-'', ~, wISa ~
eoo Bertraud Hala. BarsoT W brS &C.,, ~ 49,.
Far. s. ieo- F.--r 80 Sn.I A. 80, bofi f toni ON
l,e, 6id .h6 Hsirs s11s Noble Noha~i Lori RI
e J'n-ro - Sin Ss5s IIn 81 S -. 49,,
Mana Nisu1as; wm NcGa'ef Hiehoorn al Natof cgr =
si Joia cr5ssg Grera'aw Pil-ra.a Hoa9a. Low caias
schr. sr.roa. Bats'. Troy Nnt'se hansy. To-.
BtTH June AR trg Oalle ilusoa Bo','l Nara w -i''
s, Cd Snip Realu stevens Norean sa-r 'll' hA'''' Az
BlSGoR. Jaus e-An big, casdi Daas Pr9' i'9, - .i
go Srin f5o,a,.s ~, 49, n'.aa Ci ms sl--.r
sal, B,..la. Cr1r..aaa Gchust, fro-rne ere ~ ~ A.
Bs,a,aa P,s-ras M1hln fasfson, Nev ha'el A'a--'l
HiitDrLPHlA June Arr aars FREMONT B.siea. srs-
AEON Hawss Fo-er. Gor'u. alt bet1r- 'r-f 80
pm, E,.,r- cos-r. 0rseaas Pris-eac al, Jane AID
Els Nori5a Laasc zsasa Poaat Portal a.. r..
baryrort Iosa Howell Slors Aca'ah r. poas, Nsrlt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12

RAILROAD AccDENr.-We learn from the Jer-
sey Cy S-s'iHei that on Friday morning last an old
lady from savanst in this city, missed her foo,hod
n stepping into the car and ie the wheel crushing her
les seriously, though without passing over it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
Markets.. Carefully Reported for The 75i5uue.

AsHEs-Pesrs advanced and $50 bb have been sold at 60
Pots 4 CD and firm, with small sales
ColloN-ihele mas nseA Ni ,.lf ''l Nl ~ 'it' @D
The effect of the but generally considered that small
FLOUR AND MEA-The supply Of Flour continues 70 be quite
h vLh has checked business A. buers h'e measure e re
5s7 fr Michigan and I57 60 lr Gen-s,e There h- De
n,n m te Fast and Tor home use TODAY has
1 easier or tle buyer Their - ho~c'ci DO m'ned chae
Tie foreign ne had % effect southern descriptions are quiet but
stead, Brinivvle held 10 g. wfh small sales
d -. s miller si,sen tbrl views Tie demand f,r n ls
sales tOu bushels red OHIO not made put 2n do M
san u 81 ct 80 l0S 1900 d. Wisconsin, ll9 and On
10 Ohio good at et' Tie foreign ne~s unsettled Corn aai &
Tor ounl yellow but buyers ODD no oAer o'eb There va. no
mu,h4onr Of ie disagreement We beard Of n lail
northern 6lc ast yellow 5s05 Mixed s5 some p,
rel. of Northern are gong rNfd from h-'i hands. h3e r..e
PROVISIONS is a r demand for Pork and sale. or
'-, demand and plce are se S9 , ~ 70 49, ' a ~ =
Prime we.s and demand Holders Of LAM have advanced
,e views under ihe oren new . ana , parcels pave o.el ra
sas $50 kes No Cts, Picked Meats demand and ta
sss 500 or zoo 3 Tor shouer and 90 bids smoked Shout
der INFERIOR a. SaS, ale Of ivy, pc D. "' 'i'''' o4'
thc terms we ld not learn Batter aai Cheese are dl ,
sold 3a,5 ctslld. Drudge -3ets Tas' Prce was aerald
oIissles 900 bb Crude Whale .9H GO. for export. olive
conaue scarce. casks command iol % o last .ac Mar
rnleri Elephant 47aO ca. beschcd 5sq55i refined spnng
Whsc 41a6 Winter $3.50 summer sperm sai o' spring le
lp and " inter 1874 is, mos the hs rates 7r oeacAed -o
- lower Coz unhlcached.
FRIIr-sa- boxes Bunch Rasns - flal 81 coo DIT do
q, ct-. mos: .is1 hxs Palermo Oraugvs 8 DAD. cash.
HOPS-ssrs made oi 500 los pre Western az Wis
cash. for large parcels bower placs would De- accepted
HIDTs->tcs of RIO Glnie 80 osto Canada Tanner sup
posed a. mos DO ISIS D. abont TIE same rre green
sel 3D. a. r5s al as cts each. 40 sna 0os ani $40
t1 Soaternat cents they and a. cash. erhaai'5e
lads hrii ~ sQ. cash.
T0RACCO-Iere has been but little doing and sales 100 bales Ia
vsaa st lfa5Oc part go our cd Tie uaet by sucteu %
binds kcu;ueky sold 81 and 3 DO part My-e ar-f,
ls a average 20 a. and 81 do ' average - a.
months.
WOOL have been made Of go bales washed bur Bucnos
ssrrs Is cis and 500 Fe-ce % ia blood 1890
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
IiNcrnnnI Markets.

LIVERPOOL NAY -, lcf1
We have again advise farther decline OF al per 10 ~
Cotton since our last circular Of the IGN inst winch appies
90 an descriptions aud ia instances mddAug Qutlnes
have been forced OF greater reduction the quantity press
ng ON the market continuing beyond the demand. Far =
land Mobile are quoted al 4.d and fair Orleans I'D Md
ding 5.a3.. and ordinary 3a3lG perlb
he safes for the week ended Tins evening amount 70 lsp
bales ofwhch 1850 Upland Stait, l2A0 Orleans az
oao $3.50 Mobile and Alabama 5s4. and $50 Sea Island
az ialo.d per To- About 10 bales taken speculation and
ile same quantity for export The stock in this port about
toftN bales, OF which $4,000 Is American The suspension
OF fode WIG the continent continues be severely feli a.
Manchester
Ind'a Corn has continued In good demand and with some
farther improvement IN price; good sound parcels OF While
Inferior o heated parcels SQs 81 Cd. Indian Corn Mea
l4s Cd ds per bbL Flour Is ia bat moderate demand
rs ZSs, and sour p os per bb Anne Wheat 6s Oh
IS Sd per 20 los The stocks generally are ich bat the
prospects for the growing crops favorable Carolina &C.
l6s Cd a lis 81 per c~L BROWN, SIilPLEY co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
By THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERY HAIL
Things In philadelphia,
Correspond ence OF The Tribune.
PHLADgLPmA Sunday.

QUITO iJi.lrlilt OF 4lr AfiDll'
PHLAorLruA. Sunday. June d.
Our city has nearly resumed o. aceos'.l55c .L
quiet afior the excitement Of the Con, l.iloN d '"
OF he Delegate remain. bot most have leit u-.
Governor Jones Of Tenn. be received sreat ttel-
Don here and ,.fT address the Nn5s tomoflo" even
@ the Chiao-l Museum The greatest anAl'i y ''e1
% hear him speak. as bis isine as -n 'ia ''I ' pre-
ccdcd b.m ...-. q
,il ,.. f.ln The Old stsun-h, and devoted friends
f ti,r, cray who stood 1y him 90 the lat feel mat
b I. Ion sr .ritrei i0 cvpcd elcy; bat that ] Sill
r.., ,.,rt fae downfall and dissolution of iLc L0
81 rlo, r7rtr As lor ms ef even "a Or zoe most
(,.,fr..d- a-suranccs OF Gen. TAYLOR Nn'ggcry ]
,.,i cordially nfto Bis nomination. ior anY charge
nd sarn.n..-ra.ou VIII De bess.ng % the country
. no lesrs % h- betrayal of any principle upon which
tho Whi1 party La- been 1u!t up
SALES ~ srocxs-firsf Board-200 Lehi1h 6s 80 F..
~ Commercial Bank 90 100 War Bounty a5 - =
Bunk 81 $50 Morris. cash. lo. 5000 Leli-h Loan
80 30 Norris bj jog 30 do. l0f 10 Union Camel De-
10 $50 Reading, l1i
s.-snf Boorf-6oo War Bounty % 100 be, g.
1913 2D Kentucky Bank, 30. $1,000 Cincinnati o. 81
-1I 81 600 z : 81, S. cash. l0ll 525 Lehea Coal
1-I 30 d. bJ Isl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
CITY ITEMS.

y Letters for Foreign ports IN the w est In
dies by the Great Western viii be received upon pre-
payment of the postage at the British Consuls Office
S Barcsy.st this morning from y to 10 o'clock
- The West India steamship Great West
ern viii sail for the Bcrnudas from this port today at
70 o'clock
e Gen. CAss visited the Broadway Theater Oh
Friday evening in mpany with his suite He remained
short time and then retired being greeted and fol
lowed with noisy demonstrations.
CONCERT AT TIE TABERNAcLE.-After a con-
siderable ntermisson in the way ofeoncert the lovers
of good music will have opportunity Of enjoying an
unu .ua treat this evening Our old ayorites, Boesini
and Ardt appear again among us, aud otter an attract
i've programme for their first performance Botesin Is
OF the nrst living. and his duOs with
Ardt are equal TO any performances of the kind which
have ever been given in this country Desvemnc is as
yet unknown among Us, except through some echoes
Of his reputation as pianist from Madrid and Paris
but We are assured that be Is artist OF eminent talent
With this promise there certainly sufficient atrac-
ton in the performance to Nh the Tabernacle.
RAILROAD AccpENr.-we learn from the Jer
sey Cs,y S-.,iao that Friday morning last an old
lady from salvanst in this city missed her foohold
n stepping into the car and FELL the wheel crushing her
leg seriously though without passing over IT,
A Musical NoyELrY.-Two children Of Signor
Usuceoni viii make their debut a, Nioo's Tneacr this
week. a. volnsts They have attained high rcputa.
ton abroad The eldest boy is nine the youngest tx
years old The latter is prodgy-eNecuting with ia
eHty the most difficult pieces OF Rossini Bclini and
Verdi and the duets of the httlc fellows are truly
extraordinary They win appear in costume, and II
We mistake not Will take the amateurs by surprise
LAUNcH.-Thc first Of the New York and Savan'
nah Line Of Steamers viii be launched this afternoon
At O'Clock, from the shpyard Of VIM H. Webb 1901
q IIoustonst East River This vessel Is about liO0
Ions to be called Cherokee and is designed to be com
peiely ready for her destination by the Isl september
FIGE.-Yestcrday afternoon fire broke out Ia
house 22 Diyisionst butwas extingshed before much
dansge had been done
~ The Board Of Aldermen hold another meet
ing 10 night commencing al o'clock.
sUIoIDE.-Iesterday, a man named Ni'iiam
Masters committed suicide az the corner OF FithaYenue
and Twenty drstst by taking quantity OF prussic acd
xhhe laborng under the effects Of delirum uemens-
Toe Coroner win hold inquest on the body this dsy
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS
COMMON CouScIL.-The Board Of Aldermen
VII hold meeting at their Council Room this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12

CorroN-The general character Of the business IN our
Coron market during the week va thai Of dulness, and
ne nj III on nearly all American descriptions took place
bolt having given the slightest stimulus 10 buyers TIE
10 were O0 bales against $50 imports STOCK 5000
bajes against $1,000 bales last year
a. srices range from j0f 10 sol. NewOrleans fair =
,,,orfh IA and Upland OH List season me quostous
were sci 2lf. New Orleans Tar was quoie1 T. vi ana
6rsrR ARrIcLEs-No,hing has been done IN Ashes, Of
which the narket Is bare. Carolina hce ses a. a.. s.e
- e,,, nov worth 2lfa D. Tal0w remains neglected
Some small lots Of lard realized 4sf per % ~ So1ee sna
sugar are in fair request we J as. Ie0 e''e
40 an MD but they are without Interest ,,o,s il
As regards political affairs and money niA''e''' "'''
generally better feeling manifested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
mo UANTFACTVRER- importer and dealers

c,rrris 'r NEE ar,.1s- goods AID exhibitors u work
OF al or eirosite.-F. A. ARrADrl proprietor Of iae
Lafayette Bazaar li9 and 5i bfol"lf -lslns lelel e
r1r re r-si part o ls goods mere, . bow DESTROYS
f n of three splendid rooms, aoonf liv feet deep anl
so broad. store ll Boo i.lr ~ u-A tLi % .-
eean plan Tor the "a eEt lulo goods or cl10sie
g.nt fo each per-ou distinct counter 90 compartment
'r 1a ar 1T r .r rac-- arr CONVEX fences. i'C.lllnl
ges ror--rsse &C. 81 very uudtrae charge Ins p-a-
succeed. 4fa.rstv!u Europe, and De dolbis n1 D must
-, -,-.-I rar- Il lel Ulll1-r ri stands VII be- le
III meme ri 81, e. trades only. Eary application Is re-
eeissrv For f.riLer paruc4-s apply az the bazaal-
Ta-,-.-,.-,-,-r .el2 w.
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63.6Eq7.


The condition of the Bank of France is mate
rally improved. 1t appears by the weekly account
made up to the afternoon Of Thursday May % that the
specie in that establishment has increased within the
lat week by 100000 francs while the bank notes in
circulation have increased within the period by
4slsOOO francs The amount ofoverdue and protested
bills have decreased by l,4i50OO francs The balance
to the credit of the Treasury has increased by 10000
francs and those of sundry current by 993O 900
francs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
IcE CREAM SALOON.
SUN nER 8EDDIHC.

I'VE CAN CONfiDENrLY COMMEND our fdeDf'.
w WILLIAMS CO. % Pezr,f ~ a il walt VI Sum
rer bedding, aud ptrcl ,ir superior Cornhusk lat
rsse lJrfers ali pillows VI le s3ne, 81 sne. durable,
comfortable and clslp hey nre recOnincr "a Tor neot
b. our hr-i lbyscs, and 80 yw pncs a. Nlcl hey q,
sold places uirm m Zee Command ~ ALL
They selling supenof Pure Cgr.sihsI Mattresses al
temp4l-.y lOw Dr.cfs.
We aly.se our .4dy Housekeeping fieads % call on
Them 'e0 Gus-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
A NEW AND RARE EXHIBITION OF
INUIAE CUPIOSITIES,

onc BROADWAY. neat door 10 sfoppanls Bails.-A
CJO traveller recently from South America having pissed
several years scent nc research among ne aboriginal n'
dans In the region Of Guiana from the mouth Of the oruocO
ger 10 he Amazon immense extent OF country milne 70
almost uuexDOred Nt being forty years since any uaFe.er
expense, suffering and per-onal rex, W ana ne
having been 20 soued twice. bee has succeeded IN CO ecng
tle OBJ scs of curiosity used by those saTaEes THIS col
lection vii give complete IDEA oi tneif savage life better
Ian any written wOrk such pr ucfious Of men naked in
M, crest viii be viewed almost rih lucrcduly. Il VII
be- seen by ae obet- exhibited that without ne All
u ron hoy fu.h their imp equal ~ our me polished
furniture by means Of IRE and ircon WIN stone same o.
lar n he e. acon such ranucs rhe description II which
will gwen 40 the door cannot a % give great sal sia
This exhibition Will DO open on Monday, June r. from
l0 4 81. fo DO Pr.
Pace Of admission . cenehdren under Y years Of ge
malt price. jeJ Jus
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- NlLLiAAi.~i. ll'tiI4 nfffi,I'N tt' -'.t" r'r'
1 tOChurci, lrd two doors above fr't9I-sL
HEWITT 4 COULSON,
desire 20 inform clfeus, Strangers d OFT w'7 lufehaa"
cullug uli Hey have taken te ablyeuaned store ~
,.rng t,d summer wear a recently manufactured ffea
new foods u doe best and most fashionable manner con
sern. ol Ole various qlaes innns und SYKES Nhcn N"
elff Jrf 0r fancy of lhs may dictate reel
n. confident li gentlemen n want vi suoh acles het
on, examine their goods n olel io become ,au-hed on
fheir superiority. well no cneHpnVsri ueN Wuad tesee
I'd. invite pllrHH-cr1 cuI Hud buy GOOD coins az low
rrce5 0u band gn n-sultnen iUtce GOODS itvm wHeh
fh8.e who 49,. sh rau.fiis made fo order may seect
G. A NfpWcK wiN hc happy % see ha uends az ABOVE
and cothe Them no Inc moot approved manner
ms 80 Im.se0d-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12

8 MOCKING BIRDS Mocking bride hom "a,
e. vannsl. ilaf s.ng day and nish. For sac 81 u
ss,SS1% El~@'e.hs~ joy !"
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ApANIsH STORY BOOK.

DY HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN. slfh beautifully
ID engraved frul-spec- ami otl-f llsrllOls Pncs III
cents C01feltss TIE shoes ~ Forl1e: The Fir Tree.
Tie snow -eu; TIE Leap Frog, 4-e Elder Busl. TIE
Bel Its day Published By
CHAS 5. FRANCIS & co % Bro,drav
Recently ll1-,lrl lie l1r. Clfstlas Greet
lng. tflreeu new STORES. Price ~, cfs
Picture BOX without pl-ures, al oaer stories. Pnce
81. CTS e9 5assod
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HANvaa1's MAMMOTH PANoRsaA ~ II
MISSISSIPPI RIVER

IhE LARGEST FASTING lh liL WORLD.
DAlNTED on THREE MILES or CANsAsi-Exilb-
ting view - cnInfry li0 mile. m ienQn, extending
from mouth OF the ssoln River iO ne Ciiy u Ne.
Oretr. ana rsc rg over fea degrees 81 arude-BEfNO
TIE LARGEST PAINTING rs THE WORLD. open
every evening Sundays excepted az the NkW PAN
DRAMA BUILDING 10 Broadway adjoining NDlos Oar
den Admission 81 cent?. children hali Price The Plno-
VII commence moving e. u O'Clock precisely
Afternoon exhibitions On Wednesdays and Saturdays a.
O'Clock myll sus
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GARDENERS

fNlMiTABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE
Is THE bEsl ART iCLE IN Tee word tor cClor.Dg tbs
hha.T beautiful brown W D.ack aud warranted Lot W
stain he SKIN wash of 10 purchasing, be careful get
Gariaef- lnn.tabe Hair Dye YOU wish 10 preserve uls
beauty ~ your hsif. To he Tad Wholesale and RETAIL s
CLlkEHLGHa Hair Dressing sd-OOn, is broadway,
aod 81 c. n. RiS0S Drug store, i9l Broadway.
Byli lmtocls coz Of Jollls
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MACHINE FOR MANUFACTURING
uyrupovxy SASH AND BLINDS.


DATENTED BIZ JESSE LeAN ENs' OF sprngneld
L Mas. June - 1870 L-r A-c--ue = comp e.t lnn
yr rrncf 1a aocasllg f1et by 5. and viii maze Any
gfNp or s.sH I,akes boards ~ the rough and ao az ne
s5rt except plii-as toss- s,,o 4, oSr,rbirsrv
or,h "a md VII DO, do tie work which Ibis Is capsule %
DOING either qlarny of eL-.y {. -. o. 20, .'.'e
r-r r 49,. AMI bind maker should have oue-tley pay
m 10 worn one had 90 diem, Ald W len there is az eArl
al - - two m The s40p, Or lul1l b. employed t0
--f r-1ff d. rrrlara g. rlle oe huHdroi lgia 9g u
- ~, ma Il, rf~ HOURS. cad fraascd cf tilt ONE MAN
az, ,r,nr oyr7 Two HUNDRED LIGHTS ln tla time much
--rar ma harr -ssl hal d usually made ly machinery
OR b. hsnd Thrre men AM rer apprentice boys can Do
a-, IL - machine 90 satisfy any Machines are
80 FL r-,u in about states. Ills Is he 1Faf DO
Zee ever given 20 the p'4-le By ihe Pairnte7-
pace III n,rhiles o. ore Factory near -re.f Mass
me- b,rgel loLirs ami the ~ if llem may DC
.,-ees ungr on application to JESSE LEANENs. Pat
erire Sprngfe.f Mss or EDMlA SMITH AGENT,
p-.lsf,ri d y T. ana tur tle -i8fe of New YORK. ~
EySF SMITH EarlvAe, Madison County, and A u
SMITH Buiferuufs. Otsego Cuun'y y /
AL letters postpaid 1-1f- 20 elmer ne 40 h..
vii receive attention. - ~