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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-17

Inc excavation of the foundation of the Wash
ington National Monument was commenced on the
10Th uIt., at Washington. The ceremonies of Law
ing tine corner stone will take place in that city on
the 4th OF July next. The Obesk is to be Carl
ed TO an elevation of five hundred feet
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-17

negro, undergoing an examination at North
ampten, Conn, when asked If his master was y
christian, replied, ono, sir, he's a member of Con
CreSS!"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-17

The Washington correspondent of the n. Y.
Herald states that there is a movement on foot a
mong the Democracy" at Washington to nomi-
nate Francis II. Skunk for the Presidency! lie
would make a tall candidate.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-17

Il CooL AfoLoGY.--"Oh ~ excla;n,od ,.a
sufferer 10 dentist chat is ,be sscnrJ rooL
tooth you've pulled outi'' ssVery srry cir J, sn;S
the oionde'ing operator, ''but as there wsys oni,
time" Sue ne6s
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-17
The E.xbiic Garden.

SEVERAL thousand good Early York Cabbage
~ Plants, together with 100 splendid and well
assorted Dahliss may now be bough, low at the
Public Garden of
WM II. EBDoN.
Stsunton, March g.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-17

nR. PRATT7S Patent Artificial Nipple, the
"A only effectual remedy for sore nipples, with
directions For using. For sale by
August IL, lS47. r. BERKELEY.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-17

ERESH White Corn Meal, nice article. for
sale by COWNE s. DEAKINS.
April 5.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-17

81 GO for dissolution of the Union as til,
man said when he applied for divorce
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-17

4 OOKING GLASS Plate in store and for sale
a cheap for cash---6 by 10, 10 by Id, 10 by 20,
lOa by II, ii by 25, l6 by 20. Also, Looking
Glasses assorted sizes.
Feb. %. COWNE & DEAKINS.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-17

RISLEY'S FRESH GARDEN SEEDS for
N sale at the store Of I. PAUL s. Co,
Feb. 9. Adjoining Valley Hotel.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-17
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
STANTON, VA, SAY.

N B u s IN u ESQ
REV. FRANCIS MCFARLAND, D. D., President.
Col. James Cra,cford, Req. s. J. Lore,
Reu Wm. Broom, Jacob Baylor, Esq,
Adam LUX, Esq, .MoI J. NJ. NC Cue,
John Nc Cue, Esq, Nm. M. Tate, Esq,
David Fults, Esq, j. A. Cochran. Esq,
DR.. "A. WaddeU, Req. B. M. Smith,
Rcp. j. Hendren, d. d., Capt. Kenton Harper.
WIN. FRAZER, Esa., Secretary
ALEx'R. S. HALL, ESQ.,, Treasurer.
REV, r. w. BAILEY, PRINCIPAL
MRS. N b. BAILEY,
MISS NJ. L. BAILEY, }Assistants
MISS c. II. STOCKBRlDGE,\
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-17

RACON, 900 Pounds Hog round
Bacon, in first rate order, and for sale low by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12

council. their deliberations and their decisions
know that there exists with them and others strong and
rational suspicious Of the Nhiggery Of your n9mnte
letter. o. the nominee. recognized BE- genuine have
been published and circulated iu which be di-c.si-
being adopted fs che n1muee OF amy party. and 90
which le rei1ies o adopt party prime Pies afd peI-e'
How Jar these declarations agree win o. lief foH
those eminent contained l me COMMUNICATION ii'i4'
Che lou lana Lecgaton VIII be- seen u after l.y-.
Let mc sav f9 YOU, SIR. Precedent, and to tA.- '..-
Fenlon. r.et the Wing. o4 ono Ht- noi t-..i
cause Of rly men as tler standard .cai N-
tuI.T .uHlafruare1 with the creed % pm F--@ '' pr
n0t al0rlad win fhe glory oi au unt'-a p sI p
atator who l uot p.ede 20 '-e .c',in --sl.- i- p
its wise and patti It.c measure. iona |Ao .ai'i'.
r,-rlof Ia. . -t.~ DO carry flag brilliantly and ir,e
luoiy inscribed WA ola -i-4 OF -. -
.rf.. .Frt...iasf.c spp.au.cJ TO the ConFen-
ZION which h0n0red Pre- "fn sft % ili- ''dy. o.
-.--c1 fraf ln choosing canl date i1i me -afncY
l-..-. o. ffe ar-rc--lls NJ pho slave power and to
-. .o,...fl a 0f rrt1ry which u -t be- visited Tl'f
lr,. sr n-r rltor To Do cons l.,u-e '-e ps1u leu-
basis O. my action. D am tae advocate oil free sol
and free territory. ] cannot 1e sFelft1 from ile
ol. .r9n p occupy ON ibis subject ay any parry
machinery or a-.lce-. VITA Joy constituency
upon thl- subject, fhere e-t deep and sacred tee-n-s
solves ll- p.atio-H they callo, all viii no' atsn.
don Ifa candidate is orthodox upon fls tlnd4uel-al
principle ftev a4d ] can L,i. and receive him B. Dr. is
not l. w o. nailed oY u+ a- base coin % tle coln
terF Gentlemen Oi the Convention lake care that I'D
your action you do not atlart puc pies era anlfI
l the Declaration 0 Independence and ln ne naioWei
charters o. FreeMers urat-. .tneor-I cannot --i-
PRECEDENT ou tlis occasion. on This SUBJECT and l 10y
present position. better describe my future acton ana
f1st Of those ass0caf,l fh than ny uiteung me
.onumcn, Of one of poets Of New England
SIS tns He land our fathers loved
The freedom which tey sought 90 wn
&. tbs tle soil hey frod upon
Are these the graves teT sllrDer n
Are we me sons by whom Ore borne
TIE mantle which tie dead have won
Ard -.aI crouch above hose graves
Nr. craven s0lI and fe'iere1 up.
Yoked in wiki market aud branded slaves,
And rcmb.e af 'le masters Whq
$50 tY these el.arg1ng souls winch h1r-
Tire bond, afi letters round item -s-
81 nr free pilgrim sflnt nur-e1
WITHIN our IMO-f bOs0ms yet
Bv OIL above. around. below
ie 0ur- fIe indignant answer " 80.
Great and long continued app.s1seJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12

The overland mail arrived in London on Tuesday tho
sd ult The Intelligence is only c0nmefcia.y import
ant The weather was warm hut the health Of fIe
froous was excellent The troops have been directed
10 withdraw from the hll country during the -cEiy
season His hghness the Raah 81 -attara died on tne
5th He leaves no heirs behind him. and the country
lspscs 70 the British government. RE ret revenues
amount % $4,000 year u viii Tor fhe present 70 10
understood be placed under C0mmi-sOn. The nc"s
from China s. NOT satisfactory Collisions between thc
English and the natives had occurred ~ Nhampoa ana
hsnghae the former place in consequence OF some
Englishmen. headed by Messrs Hlnt and l0bey. Amer
icans described a. established in business 40 Nham
poa and residing on bOard chop boat, having goods n
a store ship and bllardrOOm on shore. having r.
sented the theft Of gnDOwder, by attacking me
delin0ueuts when sheltered behind mob and eventual
~ by firing al and wOund.ng them and ~ the later
place BIZ Drs Medhurst and LOckhari, AMI Mr. Muir
head missionaries having GOT into quarrel win some
oilers while engaged iu their labOr- 90 couvcr-ion-
Her Majesty consul Mr. Alcwci. n the latter case
demanded redress from the authOrties and in gene
raj proclamation warns British residents from ycnunns
too far into the interior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12

Al the market held the "a the late advance obtained
f ile lower qualities Of Wheat maintained, and i
few cases slightly exceeded the Improvement applying gem
taigy les active and Die saes lc whole only moderate
Flour was held Cd per sack ard 81 per barrel higher With
limited sale al the amendment Upon limited quantity oil
Barley al hand parcels sold. and iie value Of -
Grain as well a. thai Of Malt remained unyared Beans
and Peas were rather saabe az sn advance Of Is pea
quarter.
Oats were taken less freely the terms las' nOedi Dat
neal Notwithstanding iH tOerabe request and r't
Ned per load ldsf weeks rafe-. Indian Conn., tun
tnuing 10 meet vert eager demand for ireland. qo
lions increased 81 per $50 b- above the currency of Tues
day last; and IN COrs-nea the transactions have been
icnsvc at las oil per barrel AZ fe market held yesterday
NAV ain there was little business done in Wheat, Osi-
Beans Flour, bat with continuance Of ihe demand io
Ireland yellow indian Corn brought 38s per $50 lh,. aud
Indian C0uncal js per barrel being advance OF 2 o
the former and Cd the latter, above Tie last make
prices. Some Flour cold al 1i, ddper barrel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
Russia
Re.nnnenrnnrc of rhe ChoIern.

The cholera has broken olf ard with uuusua. cove
MY both Al Moscow ami Con.tsutnop.c. Tho crews o.
the tnerchan, ships have suffered severely. 81 Has
Keui (Iurkeyl the mortality Aa- been ~ great tlat
several Jewish families ol the village have eft their hat
tsiions and encsmped themseFcs in ie plains OF hiat
Hane aud All Beg kcui 10 appears that during Che st
year 300 O)porson' bad been etacscd oai a9o-t lt
had p~-ishci ia Russia ln certain towns In hl.-ia
comprising population Of ill.2i5 persons. 2l-D bad
been attacked OF whom l 30 had died tle number ..-
tackled being % Do ol the population ln nearly the
towns. but with eulller population 5ll5-f llc
number Of sick ou the former rss' IONS Dob the years
l5}0-3l ~ $50 ~ whom 0l- died tie number OF
sick being then 20 l9G o. fhe population The laie
course Of the disease n Russia agreed 20 LaFe been
In ALI respect similar 10 tho cour-e n l-3jl DO was
then abatod by toe fro.t and redppeafed WIN ilf
spring lt was hoped that % had spent s force a te
period when the frosts set DO. but ii REVIVAL ~ "dt+
d.,ant roints iinder siolilar circumstance 90 tho
former L regarded with great Interest ny ne me 4cai
suihonties and gives its own warning. WHICH H PSI t'
be hoped may not boz needed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12

THE CUor--Frmn all quarters of Tho SUR
rounding country wc hear very 1ot'ern- accouuts ol
the crops OF Corn and Wheat, especially the latter
The harvest is about % commence; indeed, we pre-
-tiuc in some places has already commenced. II Was
feared iu the beginning of last week that hot sun,
succeeding the heavy rains would produce the rust
one of the most fatal enemies with which the wheat
crop IS destined 90 contend such fears however very
happily proved vain The weather cleared Oh cool
with steady breeze. and soon dried the wheat It
ha. continued 30 ever since at the time write
"wednesday 1th) il resembles very much some of the
cooler DAYS in September. Richmond Wing.
FATAL DUEL AT BLAuEN>EURG.-Thc passen
gers 10y the cars from Washington last evening brought
report that duel was fought Biadcnshuig yestcr-
day. between Lieut. Gilett a son Of Mr. Gillet Audi
tor inthe Treasury Department and young man named
Dallas son OF the late Com Dallas They fred three
times when Dallas Zen, it is reported, MORALLY wound
Ca The cause OF the duel we learn, was an alleged
insult by young Dallas offered % lady, bait CLIP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12

OuR HoNoRED LEADER SIiLl.--' ln3epen-
dent Of the Phila. North American anticipates
as in the following just aud pertinent obsena-
tlOns
81 One parting word as 10 HENRY CLAY-'hat g,on
Gus old cheitAln who has cd the WING party in ali it
trials-who has suffered la all is srugglcs aud who
unhesits.ingly has sacrificed himself whenever occa-
sion OF duty made the demand t il within my knowl.
edge that Mr. Clay never would have permitted Dbl.
name 20 be presented candidate before the Con.
venton but for the repeated and urgent solicitations o
Wings in different quarters OF the Union who appealed
q him In behalf OF tn salvation of tie party, noi O.
withdraw from the canvass. To occa.oncd me both
surprise and modification 20 discover that more
of the States which had been most Jealous in pressing
Mr. Cisy pursue this course took te earliest Oppor
tunty 10 abandon him Ia the Convention. Ills eminent
services his long lie OF devotion 20 the Nhig cause
and his character an claimed that hc should have been
notified Of such purpose Ia advance that be- might
have adopted such steps would have best compoed
with hi. dignity and hga position. ] desire % make
no invdioas reflections bui surely this much j. due 30
him. whom In our hearts love and cherish as The
head and front OF the great Wing party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
speech of Mr.. Galloway Of Ohio.

After Gen. Taylor's nomination had been au-
nounced, Mr.. :. GALLOWAY OF Ohio obtained the
aoor sud proceeded 70 state some Of the objections
OF Ohio to the nominee, bat was repeatedly inter
rupted by uproar calls 70 order, &c Sc. lie was
put down as out OF order. Finally. after several
Others had spoken ia praise Of Gen. T and con.
curing in his support Mr. q. a. length cot the floor
again, and said.
Mr. PKEsipESr, shah be- IN order r0,, Laughter.
lie prem.tted 10 proceed Mr President ann
exceedingly grathed sitter 80 many unsuccessful a..
temp,s 10 sddToss the Convention am now recog.
nxcd by the President being In order It's Vel sud
wise Tor yOa, gentlemen Of the Convention % allow d
fall and free expression Of opinion The deed which
has asi been consummetcd has struck us with sudden
and sore surprise and Il ] mistake not the devotion
which charscterizcs many OF my fellow ciuzers, tie ia
telgcncc VI your rcceu, act val send tnrA OF dfsp
pOinpneHi into many hearts. Mr. President, ! am d
Whig aud an ultra Wing Cheering The principle
ol the Wing party are by me warmly cherished have
never cast any vote which did not fully viudicatc my
position 10 the politics OF oar country. Although
a rcsdcnt OF the West profess 90 have views and
feelings which comprehend the interests Of com
mon county-End o. De ircc from narrow and uu-
reasonable pfeiudiccs. Cheers As [ had my na
tv;ty m this the free so Of pennsy lvsnis t e not
strange that should have other views and feelings than
those possessed by many in tins tcntion born and
reared in similar cline M. President ! purpose
speaking plainly but cougtcously and although my
views may NOT meet response m the DO Jns OF many
IA this Convention yet they shall bc ooaeAed pa i0n
g9sge betting the place and the occasion / vii MOI
say that ] rcpudiate the nominee OF the Confen'
ton. VIA, action may yet De taken on matt rs wnch
deem vi'a % the interests OF my constituents and my
country cannot tel but reassurc You that my POSI-.
ton will be defined and framed by The deliberations and
decisions Of this Convention upon principle deemed
prominent and Fundamental among the free spirits
Of the North and West I have strong faith IN the
wisdom and integrity of the true.hearted constltu
ents whom ! have the honor 70 represent. /
desire 20 see them and % report what has
been done by tbs Convention. before / dcsis
nate my career Of political action long 10 hear their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12

During the past week Freeh To the Northern pos haFc
been well supported aud rather more kaflcuNac ana Dry
Goods Offering than Oi late, though tc quantity De- tn
very limited. Passengers remain without mpfoN ie
value iecas ur Ncu-l urk being about I'D. per
head FOR Ncwfork dead weight is Zoe 20 l@- od per
l5- earihcnware. ts BO-iondead weight. l- io Us t1
FINE goods %; course lis hardware, els. eaflelWarc
Phadelpma-hue goods, lis, COARSE Dos; hardware,
2s to Nj. eafihcuware los; dead weight, JOS Co Us Co.,
Orleans-dead weieht, BE 90 Ns fine goods, Pos
hardw are. Ne eartheuware, los-ioote s b1tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
L,verpooI Provision Market.

AuTKICAN-Severa parces Of Bacon have tOInd Dlytrs
a. SIS 10 65s per cwt according % quality Mdies meet
good sale sitter rates Beet and PORK are in air
and our previous quotations are firmly supported. Iue
arrivals are rather large For ships stores prices rule as
follows India Beet 2os fo 2s per uerce OF 81 n- Indian
1853 per tcrce of 30 h and prime mess p1rh W i0 Cos per
bb The weather suniavorabe for he sale Of Lard as c
quality is In respects dcfcnuafed hcgs have been
sOd al i0s 5s and burre js iO az per cWi The af-
as are pretty large Arrivals of American Cheese 10 ue
extent OF Loo boxes have come forward since our las. re-
por part OF which has been sold 90 il prices aud Loders
are frm; good and fine 48- 52 aud inferior and nddug
lOs TO Us European iuncs, May n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
From the West Indies ifnrtiniquc-Na
by the Negroes.

BY the Great Western, at this port We have
startling intelligence iromthc island of Martinique.
On the 22d of May, the slaves had risen and mas
sacred about 90 Of the white inhabitants, inciud-
ing women and children, and also burned aud de-
stroy ed their property to great amount.
The Governor OF the Island anl a French man
ofwar living in the harbor NJ the time did not in
terfere nor call ON the soldiery to stay the insul
section.
The last Packet states t5at the Island was more
tranquil, but all business was suspended
At Guadalupe all was quiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
FOREIGN MARKETS.
InIinn Mnrkpf.

Reyoyf for the ceok eadiag My 1-lnc'ldne MS wees
and the last lost about ON te pnce oi heany
descriptions Of Ame1can-flr plands siinnhg a % eva
f.r Orleans Al IA All other knis remain before
cep Sea Islands for which there has been more demand me
common ouaes OF which have recovered some part OF o
exfrene depression existing ftw weeks Very few
parcels Of Islands or under 90, except the Inferior
and dirty qualities Tie common quality of tbs description
may therefore garded "a above he lowest point 90
depression while the fair and better SORTS are without alter
anon go American have been taken on speculation and
ITO American and ~ surai for export. The sales for the
xyeek are n n haias- f,cJ. Nor IS %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
GurTA PFRCIFA.

PATFNT MACHINE BANUINV.
WARRANTED TO BIZ MANlFAClJR RID from he
w pure Gura PeTchalls Dlldu. Is not affected ~ no
atmosphere. fixed oils water, ac.ds. grease needs 10
acng gains about seven per cent power all other hands
aOw 10 use also, boo' shoe sOes machine band. u al
widths from 90 thry.x inches also round bands fos
lales For sale athe tepo, Of he American GUS Pefcta
Company 5 r. ARMSTRONG Psleutee
npvia lm. f0r th@ United sfslas. ill Minau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Foreign News Conlinued from First Page.

cribed 10 political fauatcisu. The wound ol N Mus
surus vas instantly attended o. and two shots were
extracted but there are three Others st remaining.
having lodged in the bone. On hearing Of his event
the klng Immediately sent his ailc-camp icar.Ad-
mural Sshni % express % y. Musuraf h' deep re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
CARRIAGES.

JAMES BREWSTER e sONs. SIS Broadway have
" hand ard constantly receiving the extensive
s0riment of carriages ever offered Boz this city under ts
-uperlnendelce ~ one Nr JAMES BREW STER, a NeS-
Haven, Conn. and warranted r every respect.
We also have cheaper VI work commission, and
W. be- sold such.
Purchasers are invited % cal mY.3 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
(Ap Am rFTTTR pAPFR by he cl.e Or rearn

4
\ f0r casI-7j cf.es f0 1e -lI wl1-- reserve nf 4
TRAVEL co. 20 Madel-.aue Orb ,lQse who wrfe- Ease
ver- furfHrs kc. q. Irufcrs A. Co.'s scale of prices
1880 relnIs ruled Letter Paper q = t0 Il ~ per lca
1a0 reams blue Tu ed Letter Paper. hue Sd 81.
1910 reams CAP Paper. ruled 81 = t0 4 ~.
50o feans blue Cap Psrer. lied. :. -
Super French Letter Paper. fle finish 81 =.
We relEe ourselves f0 sell good Papers AZ fle above
prices We DOM advertise merely ca'cl your clstou
1ul Vou o call and Papers and
wll be- pleased. aud fur le hest ll he
world. because sou wlI. save money uy b.
f-l1 lm A. TRAY hrs q co. CASH Store. 20 Maden-a1e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
HARDWARE, EDGE-TOOf.-. Ac.-CHAs 5

IILllTLE. successor to O.hom Lu.e. ImpOrer and
General Dealer l r. 3D. German ard American Hard
ware. Cutlery. Ei-coos. SC. - Fllion-.r opposite the
United lfe Newly orb. offers Tor sale. li ie lowest
market rates, beside articles generally found hardware
s-Crcs-rears n.. ut and cross clI'-.lws Uurlce
chimes. black eai 1lI- ans sand cc hes lead pipe. pumps
COR wells and cl-ers. Lyira1lc rams. Scotch water of
ATr Missouri f Arsansls OH stone c0cners Tools bY A.
befts11, CCuEer lr0n Barton Beder elf others lvar
rsHfeil cuaclllaserss tools co1pers trs hoops, dge
bowels. cruLe-, &C.; house and slpcarpeuter-s tools
blEslu-ls tools farming and garden utensils. universal
clcks. rlchers' tools cabinet makers trimmings lu.e
and .lal 1crs har-ware iron. brass, copper and see
wire. sheet brass fishing tackles, patent hOoa, &c. geru
inc Harlem OIL NIB zawlmD seow3mW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
HOUSES FOR SALE.
- cnrNrRN sEAT ar PRIyATE -ALE-

- COI NTKl ~LAI NJ TT - y = VI
30 4 .....a and lnf fIe Ea.t Ni NA At.N.t Ao1g
- I'.s trr.. j. new and wei nslf 4.i u gooi
-ls CONTAINING -sn rlonis. TOE 1i Isl ~ itei iiai ~
,r hs f-5 ,at deep. a goni wei Ui Niltf n' =" lftu.
.,.-,. I. ,rr.vlo ANTHONY ELEfChkR,
. Au-rurfer. hroll.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12

GLASS GLASS ! GLASS

GLASS GLASS J! GLASS! -.
5000 b sS 5ai5. AMERICAN "''a'" ','' ron :"
- bxs double dick English Crown from l0x2 10 X46.
l00 do English Crown single ick from l0sl2 10 l6x0
lo0O do French Window ald Picture Olas, from t18 %
96x8.
I0O do double thick English Sheet from isx2i o. DiAa
very superior article Tor show Windows For snie BY
y1vf0 Jrns sIHANIk. n Divisional
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
nOrHrNG luxe LrArHER

Hose FOR THE CROrON WATER. for hre-engines
steamboats, etc. manufactured from tie beet oaksuned
leather with sbt copper rIget always hand ard
Tor safe Al the lowest prices by
my3 3m. JOHN Il BOWIE co 81 Ferry.si Ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12

% AND 90 FORSYTH.sr. 3d. FLOOR REAR.
l. ID. BRA ANTS Clock Movement Mslufactory
II. and general Iolbnr c-il -.reup e. turning
and drilling brass iron also. small gear. wnees al4
Fil0rs en- f1r cocss; .e--r rhc machine or models,
Cor ans other purpose required. Models made to ORDER
Any Er1 of cocks u-red PSI alrkm~u " b. ullcrfa1
1cr business all warranted lr one year TINS esflh 3D.
reul has facilities second to other l DIS cry Qr country
Qr a t'e above sl1s 10 work lle rlle slpficd Wiz
Movements anl Trimmings. sach balls. rods hands keys
bells and a. other small arlces pertaining 20 tte c1ck
trade uV-a fns
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~ Kindness Cured without an operauol.-Dr
OWN FIELDS co. Oru..sf. and Physicians. respect
' INFORM .r cfErls of t-i o-s- fa t1ey have taken
ll once in Nlrc1st No DO where iey VIII s..eli iu al
kinds o diseases I'D DE eyes successful manner such
ralrs -iele-- uf A alfs. sfslrss. Cpdrly lI1 ctfs
rlcis Inflammation AMI grana o1 OF every Description
AL 500 llaI have tesplrei Of having your M restored
come, charge Or ex4ula1n Ariicial Eyes Inserted
DR. VA. FIELDS a. CO.
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STRAW GOODS.

lDs.faw Goods ~ every description suitable 0f nen.
boys and infants. al MOSARQUE's Hal and Cap s1s.
house. - Bowefy. ni In