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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-02-16
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Monterey, Cal. Oct. 2

Monterey, Cal. Oct %, Is4s.
General. l arrived here on the 18th instant
from San Diego, and have paid the four COM
panles of the first New York regiment in full,
and they have all started for the Gold Mines.
The three companies composing the command
of Lieut.. Col Burton are now here, and will
be mustered out to-day or tomorrow, and paid
by Major Hill Immediately, as the residents
are extremely anxious oget rid of them they
have the place in their power. Nearly all the
men of company F, Sd Artillery, have desert
ed.
We have the Ohio, Warren, Dale, LexiDT-
ton and Southampton in port; but they cgdnot
land a man, as they desert as soon as they set
foot on shore. The only thing the ships could
do in case of an outbreak would beLo fire up
on the town. The volunteers at Santa Barba-
ra, Los Angeles, &c. behaved very well-no.
murmuring or difficulties of any kind with
them; they complained that they were not al
lowed travelling allowance.
The funds from Mazatlan have at last
reached here; the amount is $4,000. 1t
arrived very opport0hely, as we have expend-
ed nearly all we bad. The amount is a great
deal more than will be required, as there are
at present buttwo companies in California
one of lst dragons, the other Sd artillery;
the latter reduced to mere skeleton by de-
sertion, and the former In fair way to share
the same fate. l should suppose $4,000
wop}d be sufficient to pay the present force
(pfovided the companies are filled up) for
gear. Treasury notes are good for nothing
now; bills on the United States could not be
negotiated on any terms. Gold dust can be
purchased for eight or ten dollars the ounce,
and Il is said to be worth SIS in the United
States; consequently, all remittances are
made in it.
Col. Mason, and most of the army officers,
are at Fort Suffer. Com. Jones thinks it
would be very imprudent to bring the public
funds on shore, except in such sums as may
be required for immediate use. He does not
like to leave a ship here, on account of the
difficulty of keeping the men.
The gold fever RACES as bad as ever, and
the quantity collected has not diminished, but
increased. Provisions, clothing, and all the
necessares of life, are at most eXorbitant pri-
ces. Living was always expensive in this
country, but now it passes all reason-boald
S4 per day, washing IS to Sc per DOZEN
Merchants clerks are receiving from 81 500
to IS, 900 per annum salary What the Gov
eminent will do for civil officers, / DO not
know Salaries will have to correspond with
the times. The pay of governors, judges,
&c. as allowed in the United States, will
hardly compare with that paid to statesmen and
shop-clerks here.
L am, sir, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
VIM. RICH, A. p. L. A.
Gen. \. Towson, Paym. Gen. L. S. A.
Washington, ID. G..
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-02-16

Fifty vessels. carrying over $500 passen-
gers and about l 900 sailors, have gone TO
California OF Chagres. since the first OF De
ees,her, from Northern porte.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-02-16

The True Sun is responsible for the foi-
lowing desperate act of punnlng.
Why cannot California be admitted as
State Because the Inhabitants are all NJ
neis,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-02-16

There Is a strength and truth about the follow
ing. which will recommend it to every heart
Talent has lent its aid and pictured in true coors
the folly and crime of Independently IN the
ruin of self, and crime in the utter desoiaton Ii
brings around family and house. The author Will
receive the silent thanks of many a wife and moth
er because of the effect which it may have upon
the husband and parent. Contemplate yourselves
free from this evil-a moral beauty dwelling about
vou-tlrn and view the victim of intemperance-
and then the cup will be dashed from your lips
The poetry is from the Wyoming Herald
Fill up the cur the bowl, the glass,
With wine and spirits high,
And we viii drink, while round they pass,
To-yice and Misery!
Push quickly round the draught again.
And drain the goblet low,
And drink in revelrys swelling strain
To-Reasons overthrow,
Fill, ill again-fill higher still!
The glass more warmly press,
Fill up and drink, and drink and I'LL,
To-Human beastliness!
Push round push round IN quickest uihe'
The lowest drop be spent
II one loud round to guilt and crime
And--crime's just punishment
Fill, fiji again--fll to the brlm,
To-Loss of honest fame!
Quaff-deeper quaf-while now we drink
Our wives, our children's shame!
Push round push round, with loudest cheers
OF mirth and revelry =
We drink to-Womans signs and tears,
And children's poverty
Fill up the glass-fll yet more hight
Thus soon ne'er let us part
Stop not at woman S tear and sigh,
Give-Beatuy's broken heart!
Once more while power shall yet remain,
Fen with its latest BREATH
Drink TO observation-disclosures and pain,
And Infamy and Death.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-02-16

Come 10 their Senses The legislature OF Mis-
souri, has at last agreed to accept tie share of the
surplus funds to which that State became enti'led
under the Deposit Law of Congress, passed some
years since.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-02-16
mo. 35.1
Flag Ship Ohio,
Bay of Monterey, November /. !

Day OI hOHleIe}; 4NoNShoCl l.
Sir. By Lieut.. Lanman, who left here on
the 26th ult. in the ship Izaak Walton, for
the coast of Peru, where he expected TO inter
cept the Panama steamers, / forwarded seve-
raj communications acquainting you with my
movements up to that date, which hope you
will receive early, and that they may prove
satisfactory
The enclosed extract from my last letter
(No. $40 will convey the unpleasant tidings
of the utter prostration of all law and order
in our California possessions, brought about
by the extraordinary developments of gold IN
this vicinity.
have the honor to be
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-02-16
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2 the honor to be
Your obedient servant,

THos. AP G.. JONES,
Commander-in-ChiefU u. S. N, P. 0
Hon. ]. Y. Mason, Secretary Of the Navy.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-02-16

TOur ships are all short of their compliments;
the Ohio is 145 short. We can spare no more to
our merchantmen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03
TRICOPHEROUS.
PROF. Ba2RY'S
T p I Q . 2 ~ = r o u s
- NfDlAAItD ANHr-AfA
For r>r.o~i-g. gr-.-rTios an peasafyics
bsir ersficsl-E tcsff ard tsn1fu',
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40 ~l--y ~lr@ss-s Z ne 81
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49, ,-~. 81. NJ ,se RI zr.-- rr1's ar -N-1
i.s. 900 -. s17-o7 ~ w., 80 $3.50 ~
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49, . .-st L. s.-..f e - fu-
- 800 Il. .oa--. rra1.t- z-- rrr-- ia.ss 1'i1
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rHr EXCELSIOR rrLTER.

ksTiIE WARN SEASON Is BEGINNING snd Il Il
n v-rv ri4rl f,r hsSh b. Get cexf and pure ws.sr
Aa ateto1 4 ths % eci csed rom Tee s1oscoers
A-ir IA tA.SAOA S'LtcN- ..
This Fter WI he fa7i sa7srscf 20 any h-fs,ooe o.
s>rrd sss 10 iSis city. srd Hsce o. u1s o'ch "
80, 20, ~ pever inpsu iIpcriy 10 Ae wafer -
re - r 4. M pufsctarrd IN cS-se1 orns ara sz-. snc
/, ensh. az person 70 bQV sod To- q . snc ger
Fos thos- Who 20 oy Land 10 Cs,Frs We 12Vs ca bad
d. r,hs- of s lochss kish Av inches disfnsses
4. J BURKx CO. . N2stsn-si
a lvsoss coz. o. Icss, g?ssaEs.
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tCOSTIVENEsSl OF ~ha

INn<ATlrATktiN tCDSIlN tNkcNl o. NnalrNeF
siaudias, permanently cared without 4 &C - n.oal-
cine BY krioss Ervaerta. vegetable ZOOS, ia d pas
tses a-t aurv1ns Hualreis Of pesols ~ fesre-a NV
c. ih's olhcf SECTIONS - the o1-1 are if-. -
cegiy hist iary have bees pcs-suenLy clel sr1 tai
tAey oeneVs Sroua Ervs ccs % 81 a. il -c ~ -is
for eonsupason dyspepss anc lbs Pile. l. - - uAn-
TO b very oeusdc a. fo'c Tor usus sac etiiren
lG n ncNes : 10 %. boxes, - 81 IL - Piscsey ie
sane suec "a wss foruirf y sold ty A ScCssef, Is
eroSd ~ay. corner CAsnoefEsi whose scns1re ~i -
90 raen PACKAGE Il nov Pct ~ IN IN boxes se2a o.
pspe of eoseuefce src rs hcrg rIcscvsucn rrT c.
near NsssSa Eal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

OFF.CE rEE DIAPHRAGM FILTER,
CJi5 bfoed~sy Al ne ~ arr Nel1er cgur7-ncss he
Cryoc ar a. River rsl-r becomes impure 1seGeec-
VITO Erry ths Diaphragm Filler. o6serve>in ne
cpntg t1s clo4ss mocn r-adly 6cc rsc1-s ~ be
of-ass rsgese1 hsn c1ring As Winter Nkch i5S
lie 1ecsyrc gegetADe Ealef " Le prsyl1s A1Errn st
Psfcu.ary he spawn OF ard otaer 20 via
b-A - Croto1 pipes sbO0l-, asd which hey .ehuzs
day ilis cr-r-cce u sediment cot O6serysbis n
.2nas ~s-r oeinE - pure e.~@ui TIE obiscf Of ~
f-r 8 - fci-ef- - ffer water hat pre
st.,s Tee Dil7rrsgn Fl-r which % k0roaSsly efscls
KS P1I2cse, q lco = - fnoTgs % ueee Describing
sa WALTER N GIBSON
EITl AND COUNTRY nEHCuANTs, snd
- a. N-o require Account BoOts Paper o. 5felJrery
A-lc4~s sf- 1Ir1 -xEulc- AGi1rr-i
" Ger -ew ar1 cOmplste assoroert q eli gsocs 10
Cur - q very cv rTces bCcsg Tor t1snets o. every
I-t, Ccg-s sccses src oth-fs Psss ard Msr0randI-
5c0ss 70 variety Hotel Reksi.rS Tine ard Wa.e.
bOoss Wnl-ng Paper = every tsye nil pr:css sso
S1te TlssGe, C0or-d, Wrapping Drsptrg, Lc Psr,ors-
TED sosrd, seens Soafda Euyei0ps Crst0a iat-H yoq
80; good rlEcE HrrrS Lar, Ffsrcs's CfotOr Ia
also CoPyiSg Csntre Incsl.1e tld osb-- IT,. Co.
~ Prsss~s, Manila LsLisfWreys By which .te et,-,,
Sfl-ea az eoSied ., ne uls Fsncy gud s,spie
sl.sSaefJ Z great Vsrissy FRANCIS LoUrEEL-
nYZ ssscqcsf,. n asasrJso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

s<DAE~- BNOT~.-Filest Fre1ch CAT s. 81 ;,
y fine Cal boOI - 90 Caters, sh0es, &c. on had,
msrufactg ed - me rf1scri1or ron Inc beet nate
T rails wsTrsni@d none better 10 % city Cal And
smin-. J. LAYING. ~ Arn.ss near Nssssa-.t AZ Sn-Od
Boots AND -HOEs.-The lsrg-sL cheap
E[<z~>> Ec1 mcss i1ihicnsJis sasortusn lOr s1-s
genLensn a1ss7s ans children, csa 30 found Il
81 Broadway, door sOOve Ff4rklin-s County
chans want me aIacis cheap, y he dOzon
" % We. - ca. before purchasing ..e.h-re
a. I'M " CAHlLL. 81 Broadway
~ 1 800 tANARIE- per bsrk Consultation.
H ffom Bfemea CHARLES REICbE VIII nurh
Deef0fs informs - fri-n1s anf ne ru5lc, %
80 sJos- 'n g--rp-c Yrss-. ara -Tiyed With 1C0
Csn.r-s = Flpi,y S.usehes whoa whistle ard q 70,
ru1-s ttr- ugh, ~ seuEgel-s WOoSlsks d SH,srEs,
SLACK Cap, ar.ilg, spesks German snd Whales
perfectly Lilnsts. 60 ctnch-s AZ CHAM chez &c
y-cliIy invites We -lisnJn q f4nc3ers ihs
G-rmsn Cansfea Th=y 1ir1s Ih-G nave orsa raised
f1f g1s NcDiy and hcyz 'zlii-s u &c may and Rus
sia az oTrg 10 The csi1rn1g pci1csl sad
lher destination % diverted ~ t1is market They are ~
ulc1 Jricr been importer before
De- . a. Oss Tor COMPARISON ard p=s ne pub,c vii
feal satisfied win rs ~ ~, n1t herr iheI4-
CHARLk, REiChE. lrl a iiar-.L
ny ~ t-fFs-n Ana ard Ee-Em-c
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TooTH-s CHE TooTH-ACRE.

VNrHO MOJ In BIZ AeEiICTtO wiz Ibis i-ffi5e pA'n
" hen by c. ng Or. PAIGE, sUrgeeu Deutisl cor
N'est as Huhosra opposite C4uS'.I Ferry tacy can
he carra 10 fa~ mtLOies. cskiug 1ecsye1 snt schrg
tses useful srd permanent f5r LIE Ah-r several years
prsccs Dr. ass t confidence 10 net Aifa snd q c1e
pprrslon, Of nssruue teeth CD Piss pyo~ plugging,
sII,.,r-s,r. Extracting L. A. ais lu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

Arfil u.s. 'he fcl owing ifsrs o. le'"
the crcs 81 the Company. - ,anNist fe''"igr, ~
s.o ,. recslrcd she Office of h. New fok std hnlel
,iro8d At -7ih - Acccfum dstou from AZ = An o.
Nes Rochelle 10. Etpre.. Trrin a. NJ 80 etsuiiie
&c. Espre-s Train at for stamford, A. AccpuEe
Tf,iu NJ kli Sorvas Trans 10 Nc.'.i 0rAC g. nm
t.on rrgio AIT ~ FOR dorsslk, Accom- tr'ta go An
from Now Haven. Accom- Tram att SD n t.'m New
Havef. Exeress Train n pm from junction ~ hsihH
Rod and Sew.hayen Station; Accom- fr.in 81 PA iou
Ma. Haven lal8l Il h MASON supt
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,G~~ sIuroHTNNTT TO Ia. rs,5is,srss,s
: ~. - EMiGRANrs And afS x1ayh,

d LEIGH \ CO = Liue. Nes-si-R II NlNDLS 1
co fotw sri ysssepgefs dsily hv Rho sooye wei snove
I'm. ts Pu,hnrgh CucnuSii, LOli.sliirHnd ; Loss a.
part, OF The Western county The cars aFe OF me bee
rd Of iarre eight wheeled passenger GERS he boss
the larr.s ard mos comfortable sud They s'so es-IY
m. lowest rates sni ,Hr every iulIceW.Lt Ia pss.sas
" Wishing to rsvcl chesply, safely and eSqccl.otsJ
Hnde, CO asp forward by he Pscse' bioe 10 r. fnaft
In. only rafves authorized n ms city 10 sspd hY nat IRE
- s,n-os HlNDFS GO M-sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

Two ALL w Hb are ssicsed win TIE pli-a. cysrzie-
~ scd fever rfS1msI.r OF r-ar marc sco scro.
'a fuss evil 81 tne dis-.ssa ss-rtirg the IN
an sysi-.n wuuc Go vel 10 cal ne or-.gf al 49, vel
tro$r Phfsr sceugcal Xnd Ae1ic> Es-tro NaEncas Il
taAlish-n~ti ~ DR. : "a zSgLL.
isfxus - CH@sfvu rnr krN,.-..tst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

OFFS. CRoTo~ AcuEDrcT RsAkp. AZ. !. = 80
NOTICE TO WATER TAX ckS-Ns;-- k-1is
az cas I'd p.ysh- ol .ks Tat Or NAY :. us c1c-,
aogcdA Pax Nsi-r tsse-s " 10 as cesrc-f q rv'
hsvg sh1 q vi fsss- - plnciuAl q Is-tf pay alsLts
AZ H=s5 VLZlAa W ENh-lh, FFss;9sli c. A. beard
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[ o eu.TR nERCHASTs ,appHsd a. low 60
wrapping Pspen, Enyelops Pens W.I VEN and
co,ss Gu. sad copy Bcots Bonnet Board, Ts.. -
- rsps,s Note Papers Copyirg Pressss a. SO
49, -. - ~ lho We Ger new and ccnoi.ts -.
a. P'''' fAAHCIs LoUrREE
Hsaissnnas siaa0nea n hs,dsa-lssa
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ueARTv,s REMEDY

UGARTE's REMEDY FOR TIE PILES.
SURE AND fNgAbLtBLE SPECIFIC sgx!,st ms
Adsgrrssirf comnslnI whe her blind bleeding. None
az c~d With Ia painful disorder should hesiiSte mom=tt
10 ~ tbs almost uacuUs Snc eject q LA remedy
com Nilag a. ss well extesnal eate PTie- Of
pacGsgr wilh ran directions 50 sold exel1rveiy
by Ncdt corner Nnlh e. sn3 BGos6wey, Newly ora
o. D. AVre. cornef o! Henry AID Atlantic ss. slso hrs
Hayes Fla0n-sl R-Oekyn- al In
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iel9; join ALLEN,- ,-4g.

-. PASSAGE LINZ, T.
c-nsed by thu s1thDru-s ----------------
o. ne state ard CJ q N-~forE Pnnci, O4ce ,s7 e.
oNst y. -tae s1plcnoef hsyink eomysled "a, ,sc..
say sTrsn2eusrts with noen u hs niyfs.t in.ey,t -
90 - opening ot nhad rangsuoo Of s49 be pre2s Cd o.
lyf"4fi s1 rants and other psssengers VIII ~ 80
ksse itOm rev Io'k % .ny par 81 the Hea or s,ntt
nesera esfes Of the United SlL.es or The Csrsd.. :,
mocefa.s rates Of fare aud with and disostrn
sc1s fSsd ~ no United states, hsVfnE fnends e.,
s.IaS ron EUROPE, may confer on them a sgb.,.rr.
sI.L-s ~ "srriog inetn, on t-ir 10 Nee ~
sk1Lst ssSs Inland pssssge elsewhere before rnsa.
~A lIe onil1is-oners Of snxrElion or scr,s ~
nSsorn rfo;scIYe Societies established 10 lhst r,,,
pf-ss ~ ~ pfotectoc and beneEI o. Tie eizr.nt ~
s1lseilssf Las hsf mary years Of expsnsrce n he i
-. ~ <, Iof,'n7f "iin "a present pereet srs,cs
- az Pc rcsns a. nsnd, 70 fofwG ard IN ,te,rss
y ,Istclss srtEefs Or - canal or railroad a.
81 ~ pes'enk-Fs VINO may choose 10 sv ali tsrm.
= - ~ Ssf'-cs and superior srrsngsinenis-sre M ~
=. yIS.'ss AID Hssn,eLt End fair dealfy =, IN. -,
,ssIc 70 eonirscis, whatever ueY NAY BE- gor -,
are, y y ls'ies posipsd srpiy 70 ~ 1N' fa-es VI
ue 'mAWAS JOHN ALLcN Isl cA..-., ,yI -.
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~pYc srORE FOX sALk-tery neS,y a -
80 vel locsied for ether shyse.sa " a. 80.
D., ts,ns xhich are very fessocsois ns"'s nv sss
I1dse-s. eosaes Of pelsney.
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8. TO RENT-The home,esa q ne La.e s.ephen

g. TO RtNT-Tfe homeiead OF me laie S."phr,
81 Mot = N0rwAh situate shout seventy todi west OF
- le brid &C. or ta main rod itconfsiB OF sr-e AMI
commodous hogse, barn snd Oher buildings eri shout q
sres u valuable sad TIE Who'll, no had 1ogeher or
The house an and separately The housa 70 well cscn-
set for boarding house, and 10 cugiay located Tor th
business Such boarding house 10 mu.h needed IN .ns
village. Ia ine sumner gsnson pa-cI erly many pers'ns
have sought ecccnmod a0ns IN ria place nom iae CRY ~
New hsv- hesn Obliged -sev t~rs tcrau -
thav cou n not be obtained The completion of the raf0si
vii undoubtedly Increase mo rlnhrr ~ such applcso1,
aud steady bo hai q. eli 81 the year
The p.ce q desirable one for snY gentleman GOng
% NewYOrk who 10 d-sfoGI N locating his fam
iy To- lhs country. ts 1s - the railroad Po'iesson
given from the nrst ofApn F0f farther particular, inquire
Of the Family on the premises or Of Z bUTLEH
q
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rl"-S STATEN leland FERRY.--Th,
80 .nbos, STATEN ISLANDER si ~
follows. va '-'
Leave t'ew-YorG a. 9, II, An 4snasP1 f,ns,,l
L~aVs FsaO-rfl'' Landing At T. 10. A ~ ; and N
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INDIGO BLUE DkILLs-Rsceiyed ard for sale
| ~ l.E n c. u HARRIS, q Ex-hs.ss7sses.
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- -,l.....l,...,tr 7IIOU-ATUNIC hAILhO.D.
Iti -.---s,S-, j The Cars tits road run "a cunne
hns W - lion with the New-ioik and New Ia

lion Win me new I uih huA NOW Ia
Railroad. Pessenpers ipr Albany, Troy hnd ~ -
tif H.. on the ROusatuntc Railroad win take ilr ~
FxrresS Trgl ne New fOrk and New a wen Nrlosi
baggage mssier goes through . tfht ch'tEc OF tal
gaze g0r Albany. Troy aud tho hnufHiOnr Nsilrraf
Stage, rn M connection with The Cars 10 lee. Lruot va
sorgsr.igp lufusville, Niusiesd and N"ro : Also o.
Iurf Geld. sbrron, WOODBURY., DHrmry a7d Bsihei
Freight Intended tor tns Road IL received on bosrd %.
,rar-f NlA0ARA NJ hs Depot foot u Market 81. from
o'co,s A. Al until O'Clock + ~. PoIugely Aol a0cr lha
DINE q ~ PNkNf, Agent, once 90 tAr PER
N.g-yofk Feb = I'D .3f
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NI0rtCE.-rbe co-pataesshiP Asfe.o.ote sa.s.aS Dc
No. ,ne sabscr b-Ss under he name ana hiHl ~
~ r. JENNINGS A CO has bee1 Dissolved oy mases
eoAsc11-Ns" HI NENOEiL,
B. \ ROBINSON
Tn. u-aersisned will enneaoe The ea'nes. anass .os
.,me name sSa 6rn al he OF eesaoo, 81 osos :,
~ 49, sre I'd through he protneoa o. ssTnsns eeas
IN ,yls ard easrse,sS TO shose u sn asa.e N s
reces ~nlie $50 ,s.-rvsI w I JENNlNGS
rate charges ""' " B. e kOS!NSO<.
se1lW
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oFARu FUR .ALE OR FXCuANGE Mr ciI,

NJ rr9psftgs1d immediate rossession given rcnalrnk
50 sores NJ hrst and m tish state ofculiYsuont
hss on 10 srse srd modern styis iweihne, ani All
oher necsssarY Oufhudngs. also new slert- arph or
cha OF other choice fuit Tees The tafn i
r-aunfliy situated ~ iie pleasant village ot FG'k,nn'
Somerset Coun,g, n j miles fem tie Sorcrsiie Rail
road tepd br reached tn ei. ihan hree us rom ms
city, snd would be- desirable locslon OF phYsilln
Aso or ssr exchange ei houss snd Two acres ~
lad IN The village u Knderhook Columbia County.
For f-r,a-r particulars spgly 60 + J. DAVENPORT.
l1f WHshingtOn-st N ~. my 1'od
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MEW-YoRK AHD GnEEavyoon
THE LARGEST AssOsT
CALIFORNIA.

Ls1@e FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
llSs4s,s-, VIA tE"ORLEAN5 The U , 81 al stes no.
snp Company viii dispatch on saturday w.,
., me comrnrdioos aud wsllkDO~n sissmship FALCOH
Tor Cages, VIA HEyaus snd Kew Oresus and ~ n and
ard receive passen9ers at TIE Bar Chsr-sto or Sysu
nsh The Fscon viii carry tho o. Msiis for the Pa
che steamers from PsnAna 10 frrnia and Oregon
Passkgz To CfscyEs.
aa-e-r'cn tOr~ ard cabin .... loo
Lower Alter calm ...... sll5 stesrsg- ... 10
PAssAgE TO nav ORLgass.
51Al--fcou. 80 Lower after cabin 80 et9er.ga =,
PASSAGE TO HAyAsA.
S1si~foofn 80 Lower sfer cabio SIS steerAgs q,
s25 lhy.6 IlS 49,
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"a ltI hh NI-All-f he On ~ hsY 10 llr pFup-f
-. ~ u lha Rir.m ndviIe Maru'hciuin g Company s
- use IN We.iport Conn shout 81 niles from The Ciiv 81
Eew.Y YORK hsf m..e from ugsluck landing aud tTo
mlss from The depot OF the y aid y X Railroad TIE
factory s built ~ e3 BY II Test ihfee Eoues mgh
with sw PATENT iron wheel snd - N excellent ron
don fr carving machinery Th-re 20 sore, ~ land
four good dwelling Tor V1sk sud nevrrf slng
s.s II water On which ih- factory Sands Sid factory
10 well .tus.a 90 carry % cotton ay o,"r business
requiring spacioGi roUn excellent water p1Te' ard good
fc uss f0f getting % oni from msfEe nni can hr -usd
tenn n ,n- ~ more ystrs Flf fariu-f particulars ir
e1re Of II ALLEN or UEO. BLACKNAN, Wes.pori
t,,r al0 lw
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w,,ur. An I,IpNn, REAL ESTATE
% rO t:AKpkNEAs-FoI sac. ~ exec ,eoI

81 TO tsAKDENESS-For SAFE, an eNce.eut Z. IA
eSfc u So Ncres snst-d 10 Monmouth Conniy NeT-Jef-
49, p mites from Red Bank steamboat lsrjiny ara
nile. nom KeypOu land Ing Tne mall passes no h'u'7
vra sdsy Il square, level traci % lard. BOUNDED ~
he Shrewsbury Ro.d Or sores aco nesdow, 10 cu- p
watch rlr iyelv There 10 plenty ,t sl on -
rfapsry The Geld Is well fenced gud tie h use 10 ne"
.gbslania frame Lu1iag Brng ~ilhu shree huufs ,aI
OF New YORK market snd tho .o exactly surd or early
crops his presents opportunity for 81 eN7efieuc.d
ssrtener The v hole Will be sod Tor - A. M
Disputed mia vii ~ sivrr Per particulars uqaire 81
P DONALDSON, iol Broadway, coraeE % 6rlud-sl NV
W as tws
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- sssrrrrl NKM.YnAA AND nkIK

api u1IA IaTIHtf n1urt no WIHs WI
lea - as follows
PAssgNGEK TRAINS 70 P1Rr itRys e. al stations IN
Rnckiand sid Orange Co.uass. Leave Hew-Nofk 81
A n sud up NJ.
PeR BiNGnANr0s, stopping Al Chester. Goshen. Mid-
town. Pom Jeryts, AMI al siaoue west Leave NrH Yea
al Am.
FoE NK~yoRx Way tsaius l-aye Port J=rvis etc 4 n
ent Z 81 Leave BinghsmtOn by through trains at 4 "
freight for Bineham'on and All other sat' i-sys New
York at Pm FrriPh. fpr New Y1rk-Thrnugh fsrs
leave Binghsmton a. NJ Way ulins leave Port jsf
visa Dam
MIX trains leave Oisvile Al "a AM ant Pon jrryis a.
II with way Passengers JAdkS + KIRK WOOD.
March 81, 1919 fa2l Superintendent