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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-17
nle0icincs.
DRUGS 4 MEDICINES.

Chemicals. Paiais. OILS. Fantasies.
Putty, Uindo'c Glass, Dye SiuD5.
Brushes. Books, Conftctionaries,
Fruit, MUS, Hines and Branfies.
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GRADES, Sc.
DAYTON
Y 0 0LLEN FAC TORY


"E woul most respectfully inform oui
" friends aud patrons, that the allows sstah-
iishment is st.ll ia operation, and will coniiuu,
Ia be, SO long as No continue to receive such n
LIBERAL share ofIublic patronage. aud would Der,
rene" our promise that no pains shall be spared
N 5arptu, with skjlul workmen, To render ge-
neral 'atlsiactio0. We are manufacturing The
blowing Kinds OF goods, viz:
PULLED CLOTHS,
'aSiMTc, SatiuCi,, Tweed, leans, IinSCy
ElaalcISOf different kinds. andBlankelS.
hich We nf'r for sale wholesale or retail. yer,
cheap, for Cash, Wheat, " Wsoi, or viii MAKE
'laetal exchanges, say yd. fulledcloth for from
: to 3 lbs of wool, ,d. Jeans for , lbs, 20
Hinnei Tor lbs, pair very heavy blankets toI
as much more wool as il takas to mako them
%c', alloi the same quality. OrNo will manu-.
faeture fulled cloth on commission, at from 37I
70 90 cents per yd. Wool calculated Tor ex
changing or manufacturing should be well wash
ed on The sheep and rolled up in separate lceccs.
CAHDlNG AND SPINNING,
"'ll be dome a, from 5to IS cents per pound.
ABIDING will be done this season at cents
except very fine st cents per pound. Come on
with your fine wool. as We have lust received
Two new single machines OF the latest aud most
improved style, which will be rui in complc.
order, with tine cards, (No. 81 and 33) by the
10Th inst, ard are calculated expressly for Gus
om work. Gurold machine will be put in .od
order, and will do Justice to the coarseIqualiies,
Persons coming from distance can have,heir
work done with the least possible DELAY, and in
! manner which we will warrsutto give salts
action.
CLorH DRESS
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~ - 80 " = ~
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,

INHc NFttf, 'dtCHgO.
teNBIS remedy * prepared entirely from vere.
4 table substances aud contains no mercury
arsnc or Anything that can prove injurious to the
system, It's ELECTS are lhDsa Of drul,trucut and
tonic, well adapted to restore lhr healthy ar,iun
uf the liver and stomach whose functions ar, 81
generally impaired IN this class oi ,ll.risrs
Qululuc aud other tunics ,crvc otly in many
cases 10 brake the rhIil., pu, d. net re,n,r ,nr
disease 4 the liver aud other rrgrus .trrlica cd
on when the ch i md rvrr depends: n,n,c iHc
pstiuigc.s oi the Ftut EN,rc, - p.i .l..
ii'"l't'v Nhcfr pnNsirltUs noticeable. Boz. ..,.
sunr"O which CONTAINS al he qu.i,,rs .u.su b..
the Indication ui these ualIdirs "a.
TIE 'FNli Extract pi Bark" &, uitslr,H uy
DR.. sawyer after ,c,rrti wear, ,,,,r'.u,, ~ ,u-
mlnl,t,iug to those afflicted, both ~ Tue ,aslcru
and western part Of the Uui,d Sra,,s. and he
can confidently commend j, tn bc'vubliC as pos.
sessjug virtues welt adapted 10 the psypmncni
cure Of the often long prottacieh nlcrmi,lsns
and rcniueuls ul unhealthy districts. pr.
llundro Is Of testimonial, ia rcgRfn 10 the Ell.
rncy OF the medicine from persons Of respectable.
[ 4, have been given tn the proprietor but ho
OF make use oi them AZ he pre- rcrs to have
'"t ne,""iuc Introduce rseli solely by ils mer,s.
Sold by WHlrr g. Ili,N,rpp
wo dooi' "orth OF the MAp.ion i,c,sA n,o
na's constantly IN andnhrgespnrIy n, H.
"Iul t, .n n,i.' pye.slun:, &c, ' '''s'::
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.I'IiOi on the Mississippi
Chjcoyo. M. Dec. 30. lSi7.

Messr, ChjcagO m, Dec. 80 1917
o.. d the P3ui'rr 81 Co--Gengltmrn--l have
old slrrs, aud 'au'. OIntnsnt sr,,rnl llm,s Iof
with great success. or twice Tor fresh wuuhds,
imam in my emplo have also recommended it
.u,, pc superior To- aso have inuud It's yIf.
70 respectfully. Nns of the kind IN
For, cur MACON
cattle. %%s' w,unds or any kin .
AS the foIls he bund superior In al horses or
Messrs. w. certificate will show. olments
The Per M1er 4 To- Gents-I hive
charo on the ointment on my hore 6l
above tue hoof, anfh, md also tor a cur ~.
Ing than any other ri i mare speedy IN Lc,l
Ioursl have ewes tried.
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Nno TALON. SHOP.
fashionable Tailoring.
NOREE SMITH

prur1IpRGE SMITH
Heizens of otawaa return 'haass to the cit,
patronage he has heIeloiS'c'n''y Tor lhe norra
10 merit a ccn,inueuce Of rs ce'Ved' and hopes
ing Establishment is on the Pe' HIS ia'tor-
public square, over James lg} s'de %, the
he is prepared to do work on the ms. Store
bic terms, and warIen,s all garments Tas"na'
him to fit. Cutting will ,e done on shorte by
aud warrcn,cd To fit If property made mp fe
Fail and Winter Fashions,
From New York city, have just been received
thus enabling him 10 furnish garments in the ia
test and most apprnqed s,,le'
" LuD,6,r and msis kinds Of eomtrJ
produce uiH be f0kn in paymme for wori.
Ouaua. nct, % lSl1,
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South Ottawa Cemetery.

vVNHE L subscriber will sell lotsin the South Ot.
4 tawa Cemetery until tho lst Of December
isi7 for IS each, after which nh additional, price
will be charged in proportion TO the improvements
made. TUOS. NJ. MASON.
south Ottawa. nov II. lSi7, 3olf
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=, ~ 4. MI NJ - TX 6 Go,

AVE old Hardware Tnware
lment THREE HUNDRED AND lIFrY consisting Of the
latest improved Yankee Notion Hathaway Cooking Stoves
Three splendid Alright For Also
eizes fancy or Stoves with Cast Fire Fronts CRATES together
with all sizes plain and Hated common snves
We have The and best selected ARDW
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81, l.o,iis, Jan. /, lS4S.

81, LOiiS, Jan. !, 1913.
Messrs. Butter q Co--Grnts - Daring the
celebration Of uur National independence, was
blown up aud my face and hands 70 severely
burnt by powder, that my case was considered
hopeless. have at times wished that death
wonldrellevc me ofmy sulierings. \ short time
since a friend Of mine from your city made me
a visit, and knowing several instances where il
had been tried with great success. advised me t.
use some Of the Poor Mans Ointment. lie
procured me several boSes-one only OF which
have used-but the relic II have obtaned, aud
the speedy effect ia its use, desire tina, should
no longer delay to inform you OF it, general re-
suits. The flesh on my face has heeIed. leaving
barely the marks Of the burn. My arms and
breast are yet liule sore, but fast healing. !
have no other pain. have tried other noted
remedies which at times helped me. but none
have done me halt the good as third If box
of the Poor Mans Ointment. Please send me
three dozen boScs, for which enclose you the
mOrey, as | feel couideul can easily dispose
Of ii sunS down the river. Nours &C..
OLIVER HUDSON,
I'iiui on the MIssIss,p pl
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4 PERMANENT CgRe

For Cats, Burns, Scalds, Chapel Hands and
Lips, ChiihlainS, Erup,ions, Scratches, Sur
faces, sore Nipples. Boils, Ulcers, Bruises,
Fresh Wounds, Contracted Cords, Rheuma.
tic Affection, sore Throat. Cold in the Head,
TighinesS in the Chest, CalluSed Flesh, in
fact every disease ofthe Flesh.
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j mill rctain its virtues for neays

: 4 VIE sreat dsiieTatUmu II UIptltuts, 4, com.
4 hinej ~ It's healing properties, There is
mUre or less 10 every sore which should be draNn
ou'-and thIs hrss DAVIS out all .hrul ilInaliun,
and then heals, hy 81 doIng suPcIc,dc, oil other
e"mpouGds. luere - 40 preparation more 81
hcluai IN curIEg BIoIch,,, and healing OF.
sores, or Lierrs. Ihe following ccIuicatts,thr
authors OF which eau be verbally addressed.
speak much IN favor Of the ointment. We d.
not publish Any certificates but thai are given to
Us by persons Who have used the Poor Mau's
Ointment
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a, :, ".'"''' '''' - !oF'.
McssT,. Butltr II Cu-Geull,meu 81 ia ye
received an invoice of your Poor. Mans ONT
ment.-Although YOU recommend Is highly IN
your letter and circulars, fret ired II myself.
being somew hat opposed to the use at patent ~, =
dic'nes having nihcr sore eyes, carefully 40
Piled It TO the eye!iLs outside, When relir,d iur
tue night, aud made another SPECIFICATION in the
mornIng-also at noon. have not used it
since, aud my eyes are perfectly well. After 81
successful result, | felt in duty bouudto re-.
commend the ointment, and have already DIS
posed ol two dozen boxes among my PATIENTS
find II an excellent application IN obstinate
sores, scald heads, burns. and iullammatoD
pains, and particularly beneficial Ia curlng he
ulcers which follow burns. Ii Is the most cool.
ing application | ever met with. Believe me
yours with best regards, L. Z. SMITH, VI. d.
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Is not got up to deceive ,htmcnt.
pose of making money, but tblc for The pr.
And we only osk the people tooeti mankind.
impartial trial. II wont cure ev,iia lair and
what it does euro i. cared clltctunvsase but
have i, in the house always, that iNlothrrs,
stan,ly applied in case the children be in.
De prepared, for we know not at wbatbur,.
~ accident may hoppcns eut
For sale by G. L. THOMPSON, on
wholesale aud Retail Az
BUFFERS Co. Sole rroprictors, Chica
! Feb 4, lSi7-ly.
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Chicncn. IL. Dc. 2IlSI1

Chcas9 H., Dec. 81 1917.
Nesscrs. Butler II Cn-Gtuts.--l feel it my
duty to give you a cerilica;s proving the tfiicn.
cy Of your Poor Mans Onr!aeut, which Used
for Chilblains, from whlch suffered very much
IN fact, II was impossible some Of the time lnr
me To walk. applied 1t five or six t,me,, AMI
was entirely free from them. | used 1t also iur
bruises on tie band with equal success
DAuIUs KNIGHTS.
Madison street, . doors west Of Clark.
CdieggO Dec. 20, 1917.
have used the Poor Mas Ointment tor a
bad sore on the hand, occasiouedby blow from
a hammer-ond can rec ommcnd il as very heal.
lug and simple III It's use,
BENJAMIN SHRIGLEY,
Coraer of Lake and Fulton stnd.
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NOFFEE, 25 sacks, Rio and Java, in store and
~ for sale cheap by BOuGhToN
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POOR MANS OINTMENT.

TheBoxes equal in size to otherOint-
mentS. Give it trial. The
CHEAPEST tAND BEST OINTMENT,
That hn,'ev,r been used For opening The
pores of the flesh, aud promoting n,enslbIe per.
splratipn--uLsurpa>srd 10y any other oin,n,u.
before the public, The grectest Vegetable Meya
email VIRTUES are there combined, and it meter
vet has failed aS
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An Efficient Kennedy.

The propdet'rs WISH the puHrc t. Jjstinc y
understand before they buy IL, that the PooR
Mans oINTMgNr is not intended TO cure every
disease, but it will effect
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90 5 90 0 o.
Grated Fruit Trees

4 RE now awaiting purchasers at my Farm
N and Nursery, on the vesi side # Fcr Ri.
yer, near Dayton, and live miles northeast OF
Ouasa. They consist Of nearly
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Ottawa, July so, lSl7-2.uf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04

of the report, and read from paper portion OF an
essary inFegard to banking which he had intended,
at first, to have incorporated in the report OF the
COMMITTEES. This essay denounced the whole
banking system as fraud, and was received with
great enthusiasm. This was followed by an
eloquent speech from VIM. Little, when warm
discussion arose, sprinkled with sarcasm, spice
corder of Deeds, Morris r. Hamilton, Thomas
Dunn English, Z. w. Powers, and L. A. Penniman
participated. All kinds of words flew around,
and very naughty expressions left the lips of
grave men. Mr.. Little accused Andrew Miller
of having caused the defeat of the democratic
party, by his former endorsement of Taylor and
Miller retorted, by expressing his regret that
the &C John Donkey had expired; wherein
Thomas Dunn English leaped up and said that the
would not edit It, After this very rational dis
cussion had ceased, the question was put on the
report of the committee, and enthusiastically
adopted. Another debate now sprung up, in which
J. G. Van Dyke and T. b. Florence, the late can
dIdates for Congress in the LIST and I'd districts,
with others, joined. The occasion of this was the
continuance Of the committee TO provide for the
naly the motion prevailed, AND the committee
also instructed to lay the declaration OF prIn-
ciples beisre the several wards and townships of
the city and county. The meeting then adjourned,
with any amount of cheering
The movement is one of some moment when we
consider the principles adopted. 1t will be seen
that most'of the positions Of the and-reformers
are Incorporated, and that thoroughly radical
tone pervades the proceedings The meeting was
very crowded, very NOISY, and very enthusiastic,
and the debate which sprung up was one of the
most piquant and racy we ever listened to. We
are sorry that we have not room to transfer it te
rally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04

SUPPOSED MURDER IN SPRINGFIELD, Massive
learn that the body of a machinist named Clark,
who in the employ Of the Western Railroad Corpa
ton, at Springfield found yesterday morning
the chop In that town where he worked with his throat
cut moet horribly The circumstance Gre ated much
excitement in the town, and when informant left
yeterday afternoon, coroners jury were investga-
ting the circumstances attending his death The pre-.
waiting opinion la Springfield was that deceased who,
was an inofensve man, Of good and strictly tempe
rate fabits had been most fouly murdered By some
feud, Who probably mistook him for other PEI
son . Bc,ion .qdrffiiser. Dc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04

THE POPULATION OF ILLINOIS - Inc electon
shows that the increase of our population since
1874 has been very great. The aggregate votes poed
amount to rising one hundred aud thirty thousand
and coparson Of present returns With those ~ ~,
.hcvs that in srse lumber of the southern countiss
the voters were In force The result nss-s t
clear that the Of 1850 will give us at least NIT
I,u q iuNAe.;ap.s Springfield. (Hl) Res'fsr No" 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04

PROCLAMATION
HrApquARrERs TENTH MILITARY DErARrMeNr,l
Monterey, California, July rs, 1S4S. \
Whereas many citizens have gone to the gold miusa
Of the Sacramento without making proper pro visions
TOR the families they have left behind them and
whereas many soldiers, tempted by the fattering
pres pc Of sudden wealth have deserted their colors
to 20 to the same region regardless Of their osths
and obligations to the government, endangcring the
safety Of the garrsons and thereby the tranquility of
the country it Is made known that unless families
are guarded and provided for by their natural pro.
tetors ani unless citize lend their aid to prevent
desertions from the garrisons Of the country the mill
tary force now in California will be concentrated In
the gold region, to the exclusion Of all unlicensed
persons.
Persons employed at the mines are reminded that
up to this time they have enjoyed the nsn prvuese
and without hindrance In return for this privilege,
they are bound to assist in apprenending dessrtes,
and in giving notice to the nearest military ofcer
where nv are concealed. A dragon force will soon
he At the mining district and will traverse 1t in every
to arrest dcserers from the army and navy
them for these citizens are "A culpabe as the de-
serters themselves and, arrested will be tried by
military commission and punished according to the
laws of war Should the officer in command Of this
force receive the cordial aid and support Of the oiti
aens he will be enabled to check the seriou, evil
which now threatens the safety of the country But
II citizens not willing to lend their aid ana assist
ance but alternative remains. viz that OF taking
military possession Of the mining district IL u hoped
that there enough refe citing men at the mines TO
see how much the prosperity of California will be re-
tarded unless they pursue the course that pointed
out to them
tits desirable to dsvsops the riches and wealth Of
California but the military SAFETY OF the country must
be secured ut all hazards. H. b M ASON,
Col lst Dragons and Gov. of California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

RoBssKY Yesterday morning. about the start
IN time Of the train from Uucs 40 East there
crowd the ticket Office procuring tickets, when =
German who could not spesk Enslsh, had his pocket
uicked OF bis wallet containing 500 In gold about
-loO in notes against men Ia Nss-l0rk, sud II bill
The victim NJ the time getting his ticket among
the crowd Al efforts were inside % md the thief but
% No purpose syracuse Joarna, "a
GRRAr FAIRS The " Fail Cod have been very
rlenty tais season. some OF boats came IN lssi
week loaded. -Four boats, with two mcn each came
in with the tolowing numbers o. 40, $40 ana $50
Q43 ash The next day two boats came Ia, each " n
lsS AMI 400 Vineyard GsIette.
OFuCIAL NorE OF kENrrcNr.-N e learn by a
teiesrsphc despatch from Frankfort ihst the majority
for Gen Tsvlor IN the whole state. ssccrgired ~
the official returns q the Secfeiafys ofcc . llisi
That will a, tolsrsbly wei for henEucsy Lex Atlas
MARRlED.-In cd Thomastoa, Ne last week
the Linz Recs Glss;ts Of Ess Ihcmsstoa 70 the Tea
persacs Sar eaa Rocaretr 81 EhomSston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

According to this statement we have received at tnis
port since the 10th OF June $50 Ol in manufactured
Dry Goods which have all been sold with the eNcep-
ton Of the 81 355 Oi0 which remains At present IN
Warehouse, or less than an importers commission on
the amount OF sales We know Of nothing which viii
better Illustrate the extent OF trade than knowl
edge Of this fact
The following table embraces some Of the prin
cpal articles exported from the Port OF Philadelphia Il
foreign ports during the month Of November also the
| total s,nr. January l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05
] WOODS At. wooDRUFr's


lu Hamilton. ONO
-, HAMILTON rs SITUATED cn the essi t-rk q Ne
40 Great Nj am River being about CD u - north " CO
">-- cnnau richer and more beautiful c1u ny csfue
be found than surrounds mis- place De natural Hs ~.
the artificial advantages % passrsses, sfe immrlfr TIE
Hamilton and Ros-qile Hydraulic Canal comes u nrfr,
which affords wsier power amo'i equal io MAJ " Lose
Mas-achusetts The Miami 4 ANAL mai leads ff'm iis
forms hssln nile u efh TIE tincnrfi af.on
Dayton Railroad runs through ihs place. nrd ne Mas
the immediate negfuOfhOod of ilfse iUls Ham in1 ~
Ia few years Boz Cincinnati what Lowell. iHssscns'
sells - now o. Boston. There Il richer inner colnf
Than Nha surrounds mis- pFce 10 -~lAn r very gndrf
Of The Great Miami We believe there never ~ area
opening for the Eastern manufacture, 'piia fTec
ulator az this place Offer. All communications m -
lafon ID the above msitsr (pnsfpg'il sfire-se1 o
WOODRUFF, Cincinnati, Ohio, viii be- al o. ce attended o
LOIS 10 this Subdivision vii be- .od AZ great bafgsn BY
r. WOODRUFF = M 81 opp0s.s
the uenuison House, tlncnnsl
A IDIA KgOUS Hamilton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

DOWERY BA>h-Sew-Y1fk Nov =, l3is-Ihe
ID -fn. of-rs of t-is Institution hereby noun-d Inst
a. -cuou far tx Dirrcllrs boz he'd al The BANKING
House SO rs B0y-ry. Tuesday, December B. The
p1Il - 100 open a. IL o'c4ocs NJ. sn1 cOss A 2 7
~. tD5 Per order. y o. BRADFORD. Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

Tie BoSf0N IrartIlcr iurnlsheS ihe anneAel
item in relation 10 money matters and business IN that
city
TIE improvement Tie Non-l nots~,
ua.t though uone, peat, The ortnay seft
90 that rhe Rsuk do4ui rse pporou OF ~hst
rcetet consequently there demand ih- street. Led
r,sids euth paper t-y ii
h.h rsies .atarsat y Ole weeks
itsarost >trls have stssnc~3 rslsN vaas
1ariei Rt ref seat l-rF tn s some s1is
are hoegsr ns. -,st have improved C ko-lau
ff ,-1t slrr quoted per
& bal bea~ i fsll s~ks td bose Of aertla vsas,
oppressed and little drlotou c g. nfes
itru.
We ono hesrol any r- Improvement n e-uersi o-'-s' o
rrrs sacs Tie lhtr- Money market Il lo~rser CO..
ou 90 eke,e chsase tas oIt nsy lll o t,
year. esl-,-,., sr4'ug euuufs trtico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

1910 DIARIES AND DAILY hEAORASDIh
Il OH BOOKS-We have pgbisaed ysi,iy "a SIS
sitsb r bvstnrs- ororessJs and private 70 which
irvile toe aiie-ton o. ne publc Blank booes Paper
sb1 Staonsry .rces u 81 kinds a. ~ very 0 80 pces
We msulfsr,urc Al sizes ana styles u Accom- BOOKS
Per.ous rsogurg Books fOr re cO1ing year ~. pease
eramire our assortraeuf. fsrnsh superior sftee
os prcs. Copying Presses, God Pens Deposit Ticsets
Sot.. DrnNs R.~siots pOrfOlo' Cssn and Ds-f Boxes
0risrE D-.<, E.ge.ops. Leu-r. Csp AID Sote Papers
ana Al o.er sfc.es so.c ~ siso1eTs Prcirs AID Bind
IN -xscIis. al .owesi Tsles-
d. FRANCIS LoUTREL. n hsas1-Lsas.
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ker-Cr1er o1e y-sr. 81 20 year p " = -
Or rI. rnrr u i to e. " 81 -c g. = 81 - - ..
Z, 10 s - n 10 - b. n 20 En-. s % g. = e % ie
10 an1 Upward, :. ulklown- 2 - .-. t-.-4 "a.
Frgs5e g . Scotland. G. Wales, D. Gerr.a1g, If ,,,
Frsm Ho4gts. Bellevue. 7, Peui.e1lafy - 80.
gs.grer-. L. AZ /. -rsI P0K. d., do d. 2 ~
&c 5a - {. Igsr's i.iar1 g City tlos7l-s
E5-.e Isrkve's Isarc. 9. Coo-el Hone, u Cl.o---
persons. a. a " ~ - r. 49, '-r
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y w. YIdBALL - co.

zssr "a WALLsI NETWORK -S<sx
s<~sn or~Nf1 sfMFtLL CO. ilFsEFnut.
THEORETICALLY INFORM u-f friends zu1 NJ ppnii
Ia rtst fhay have r0mrelc-d hr 3el.fs ,1pQ.nf 10
Co.,r1.,oa Bosr-.s ilgether win me General Pss.-n
yrr Bgsinrfs graning ccucs u pafs.s, from i,-
lA.erpool Dsbln. h-ftsi any pan - ne % t9'A"l
- S~~. YORK so.on ald Philadelphia 49,.
Drafs aad BIS 0fEtcnsnge or 4 % sny htloln 70 no
HOya Berk ~ iceland and w. bfsrches a. ..
D.ys Of sailing ~ ne regular lle " iAgeffar =.
- fr-f 4p0a are the L., Gtn n o.. ION, 4si 40 -.
every In0uil. The ships al q he srFrs f 80 80
commanded BY r.-n ~ charac.er and - percn- 49, q
ACCOM-, at6n. are all thsl can 30 aesiTel in q.i
% eDdOr comfort and convenience try sfr -,
win every c-scri pflon u stores u 10 bcsi 49,
atty IN fr- tays u 4siry I'LL D. sirIciiy sil-f-i R
Packet ships KDSCluS. siDDOSs. shfniDh -.
GAHRICK are yesssiso q he largest cA.- 40 - 80,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

%rEW-YORk RIDING SCHOOL. IS Ard q
y tNefs-st-H MERRIAM has he p easurc 20 inform hi-
fsrds and The public, that be- vii reopen 1s Evening ho-
rg-Srhoo f1r gertemel 90 Saturday, evening Dec {. ~
ofcocE ard conuue the same through The " nter. - o.
n.NCINC.-New Clssses In Walking, Polss.. -c.-
- Mr. W WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully an
nounce thst they commencing new classes 81 Shove NJ
fh-r rooms So Broadway. 81 s,ih-sveLu- snd A. Mrs
Whe's school f1r Yong Ladies' $50 West rvsutyhrs, 81
srf II Gothic Hall. Adsms-st Br01k.vr
FIRST So ree - Constitution Ha VIII isse p.ace on Tues
esv the q rs AID will be continued semi month"; dIrirg
he s-ason Slhscrpi0n Tor the season - Lade. sea
con tickets % he hsd OF Mr. " Por rules and particulars
So Circulars % be- bad - owe.
= 8-Phvsie lessons, schools aud classes viii be- A.
fs-ret d, hv Wr " srd daughter MS Inn