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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

nR. iNG'~ TINCTUKE AROMA, TO Be obtained
~ a. - BarclAy-st
To he guns . ienis bloom,
7 TIE breath rerlIe,
To the iecll -ure Wnlisless = now,
All many "a fiYr,
To cancer aud -aT-sr,
Their cure % ms derrrr4ce owe
Or. NC Del-si - Bsrclay-s- having pe-cel "a ms
crefy for tssl and 1e goa psss gn s1ch
hey sr- s-rc l. enabled IN consequence u &c sr-a.
ssvrg 81 tine and labor ne r from one a. an err- So
o. afincill i--h 81 o-e nsi lie Pfce formerly ch2fse-
dis fur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06
FOR CALIFORNIA.


go PANY-faE q 5 NAIL sTEANrAckErs
.-4 y,rh~.. ne PANAMA Of - ton. Csp- "a uiarl &.
stout. The OREGON. q le9 tors. Cart Robert H. Pear
49,. sSr sort. In Central Amencs Mexico sud csif'r
- - ID ows The trst on he ',h OF January ne second
n he = ovs-usrned steam packets sill esse
p-sr or he Isl Of esch noah. A experienced >urEeou
~. "a s.ssi-, IA nor wines sud Hcgors srt Wi
= si .p.ce f,r per.onsi baggage. free % Pc eNieai
=. - -. .s-t On spcle Packages sh'l1 ga
exceed - Is weight for mule esi'is-s 80. -.. 81,
ra.,as- .VH Fa.,n' 10 s-.,, 80 is
So D. So. 81
IN. ,,,ser,sba as deduction - ouehnh from
~ .sos r,s. P.ssrs In he f5r sri cabin from Psnsis
10 ether 81 he shove nsmed pors SCI rcsd1s oes &c
sane rarous - are flrn shed 10 the cre" -
$500 80, Il Ssut.., OH eodH
5zaFoR CALIFORNIA DiRECr-Ia,e -. h t.s
80 -sss ne~iy copperrd s.TS1f AZ lss's res-s. n
c- h,vr- seen ielsyei by the exrsordusfy iac ene-
w III he weather during he psst Two wees, =
b. ts.snei for Few days beyond nei a1'si''- "-7 -
mai s,oa, Of freeh, vii .ul be taken a. very ic~
r.ie. on gnmeni 20 ne sapefcago of 0ap'Au 20
A. exseriess surgeon AMI physcsnh has been engaged
for he voyPge, 81 The expense oi Aesn.p . .,,,.
few frs.css. passenger oerths usy - 'eeirei a1e
follow iug rsies a.,
Passage out isrd
Do land
Do with board while therel -
kpry cn bosrd AZ the pier cot of Chsrbersal RIVER
80 Captsrs sal snd other peien ltEe- pi IN -
a. " eveiv person who inter ts c 40 O. Osi'fna sr
respectfully invited vsit he Apollo sui eAsnlne hri
th,rr = for euseves, without istlr- o sslri-
rs ren,,ts Of hired srreet-rurrers The owners wsh
n,fhIns syuised-ihey have ctce nor room .f CONS
fu. es. They invite strict EXAMINATION INTO hrif efrs
th-y are ory o be found on board the SEP - anoNr u
- FOX CALIFORNIA The Pa'ine Adveniuf.
80 Association iytng purchased tse nae iss. sllls
new brig. SARAH MCFARLAND, coppefed AEi
copperfaseusi, intend ecuippn- Ter N ne De- Msllr
r al Is rochs voyage The shares are hNed IL - eHca
Few members wanted 10 III up the mum err wh.ch =
fn.iei A. 90 4 meeting viii D. he'd 81 sloneHls h'tei
ID ~ ion-sl OBJ. evening ~ :. O'Clock Persons Who visa
Id 20 snd can give good references sre invited 70 attend
TIE vessel vii positively De ready % sa ne ION Jsl.sfy
P-rsor, are invited 20 cs tlns re day on T T. NELL
- Frertst cr R NJ CHArrERTON, ls f4llon - "neie
fu particulars can be obtained
ds1 w. ;. J c. KITS secretary plo t-uh
FOR SAN FHANCi-CO. CALlFoRNiA,
80 AND TIE GOLD REGlON-rhe scierdli iasI
.siirg bark HER>lLfA. Baxter master tN to,s
harden now lying al Pier o. North River, w po.lses
.s Ca saturday. Jsnusryh large porl0n oi hc4 cfs'
and passengers already eugs9ed.
tn. vessel being fued up 10 The most conf rsble man
-er Tor cabin second cabin sld s'eersge passengers
Ere and passengers taken A. essonsbe rstes Apply 20
$50 W. p W. hlMhNhL W. 20 W.
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- oHs urrt G"-Hlr- a1lsc aLa ca-t % gee ip- n
- cr.uri 40 Bsrc.sy-st The .oi is lnler .esse rom
Columbia College. a. ground rem 20 - per a1nlm
~rr 1885, TIE suar1a !, one Of DE hesi 10 the .0W ps
of tie city For farther partruisrs apply %
!, Nv A J BL.ECNsR. Alcu-reeI. B-cs--.i-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

kIRs. PRAZEE's COMPOUND VEGETABLE
W COUGH CANDY. Manufactured Al sod a. 81
Checkers. New-ioIE. O1e io-r from Mercer Purely
vegetable ard warranted - b. superior 70 lly q Is- ir
tie = Gods hosr5elsss coughs sore t.roef wl1op
tng "A asthma br--ctls rile-Ea Sc Er- 81 s-ec-
-on, TIA, esd % co-sumplon In clearing ne voice j. q
lne-lAe-
Each paessge l. invariably signed nrI. S. 81 Frszee,
and rrolp % suit pur--ss-ri-
y & Alsc c0cs.srfy hs-d every variety or t0lf-c-
uoIAr-.s d = super-lr .l.iIg- % m
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AN EcHO PROM INYIsFAIL

HARK, what sounds ring on the gale
From thee. hspless InnisiaIl,
Like the Banshee's dying wall
Ger the wave
Does the DARK empurpled food
Tell the tale Of those who stood
Is IL freighted with the blood
OF the brave.
All no the day passed By
When "lamh laider - rent the shy
Twas no terror then to die,
And the grave
Wrapt the Gael in glory $ shroud,
Like warrior fierce and proud
Ere his noble spirit bowed
Like slave.
And tho Clontarfs bloody strand
Can no more behold that hand,
That OF yore for L atherland
Strewed the Danes
Still az pure on Freedom shrine,
a descendant OF the line,
Proves the blood OF the O'Brien
Though in chains.
In that laDd-thc strangers home
Where the generous cup did foam,
Naught but bloodless spectres roam
Through the wild
And the mother cheats her doom.
With the flesh OF her own womb
Ay, her body is the tomb
Of her child.
There too, many a strong mans bone
BY tho famished mastifl strown,
Beaches coAinless, and none
Break the bier'
Vet ere pierced the Heavens his means
Shricking Mercy cstched their tones,
While the saints in stellar zones
Shed tear.
Silent silent be thy Tyre
There's no more one heart Of fire
For its chords to tOuch-inspire-
Save to bleed.
But good Heaven must they fall,
Who for Justice dared 70 call,
While tinselled beggars crawl
To their goal
Lost. degraded, craven land
Can the SaxOns bloodstained hand,
Stamp this last rcd reeking brand,
On your SOUL
J. o. d.
lnisfsl 10 q compound irishword Of Inns an islam
7Se or f0h9e generous or heroes.
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ANIMALS AND ILLUSTRATED WORKS

ANIMALS and ILLUSTRATED WORKS.
NtTOMES OF THE BIBLE
w Women u the Scriptures
Reads American Female F0ets
Hsroires Of Shakespeare
ClaraciCiist,cs u Women.
Lays o. he Western Is ORD.
Leaflets of Memory.
BOOK OF PesIs
Cen 81 he season
Gallery Of Me1zor1is
Nicar Of Wakefield illustrated edition.
Pau and Nirgiuis- do do,
general assortment OF Annuss Poetcsi Works, sc &c.
Handsomely bound. FCs SAL by
d3n HARK 2. NEWMAN 4 co l91 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

OrlCE - HEREBY GfEs fhats tsl-ra meeting n lie rf-i
~ tors 10 /. 4 " FIERCE All gibson HDHAN nonr--i
DEBTORS 81 h-f fa- .ff- oi 4 g. " al
M1uiaf The 1L tsf nf Mafth II oo,s
sool ai taat tiy.-N-s Yoft. December a.. I.ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

C0nnUNIUS sETs.-Yagoa.. taar,rs,- yooI,,,
- -nf paies Aso, osPusna bowls s1d COLLECTION sses
r.nriacE1rec and .or sale Al B1r1rg-sdp b.
eB LUClus HkRf ATE Roxdnsn Hart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06
NIOR.E,s AIR DISTRIBUTOR. for Sa

-'lsswtlst tan III ~ c-ps other RE fa f0f IN
arg sirzlncr -ces ms recent ilFrl-or, rsier-d y
Morse bru.17Ts consists u llstr 11-l< l- zr Lrols
ne RE mel y means O. perforated ccr-s a boa az
40 much r1r- c1rzhle nan nc cr----y grz1- End o
paced o. - sane fireplace ~ IN tr1-s s--rzen rzn-
Der 1i steam sasuLs III NtgarA src trie Colrl-s ar
consun a. heir .speusl 5zrk src en- p r -1 u wood
or saos One 70 LOckpo ~fth e11nas u SKY hurse
power driven entirely VIII sawt1s., barn slt e. roE
- ecrss o. stp 7s1ks wi.noui wood Or saos 10 =
tAio rwo excessive taarees Pa-merf and y Gaze
CO : fel han tsa t-ir -r11-s IL
= i11 $50 tnsl 20 up c-rs-r Win sawt1si
a. - inese grsi-s VIh VOID o. the ordinary
r. Tie saving Very greai one % say 11-a.ag Of s
cllf- hence Terms r-asCusne-
In- Undersigned tas te exclusive rig1i 10 r-arrfscIr.
ls- 81 srl1 Morsss Ar DsluolioT b. he SAFE New
f0t % whom Application nay - rsce, FOR 0-r 5-4i-s
% IN or 10 Morse 5ro'n-rs' Afho. Msssscause.s.
lrfrlze-ers rs r1;erl VII % pro---.si, Ard %.
~ rec-r-i ~ l-.f-rs rzl-rs rirl- enforced
Loexpor- SisszTs CO. n. \. Lon z-cula. 1883.
o. -s~1g1O tSusoW l. A SPALDiSg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

niAkik> AND DAILY JOURNALS f3r Tie
srh 4e'- q eF-fy sils az fiJ-, p4o She from ne
professional s1c privse - eoufsians s.acs f5s memo
,As11l tof ever day n ne year Anna Il eres. l.5e,
nc Some extra e1e S-.fa
Nr.ag Desks Worn Boxes, P1r.s5.os Ivory Ts.ss,
rear f9cers, Nos Pacess. Erveicps. God ard Silver
fercA C.tes GOD Pens Ard c-aer 1ses1 zrcles o.
rcn-y. FEANCIs L0UTREIs, y A.derlsrs. go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06
MINIATURE SOLAR LAMPS

IN GILT BaONLED AND BRITANNIA METAL
Also besutfl assortment o. essad fluid lamps
with shades for sewing snd study with iu sssoIimeat
Of camptnc oil. solar aai ard lamps hall lamps srsn-
dolce slu Sicks. ctimueys cznrhrne, oil burning
aid Ac 20 be had u CHAs A. Baldwin, New Lamp
tupsry. door above SaEHrl-.f a m
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STOCK NOTICES, &c.

SAVINGS BANK DiyIDEND.-Instimton for
- The Savings 81 Merchants Clerks, Sessmau-st
NEw-YORg, January Z. 1913.
This Institution has his day decafed dividend Al the
rate 0f per per anrum, eli sums ~ hge Dol
and upward deposited previous % ihs si DAY Of October
last payable iepo-ors md s-r 1uesdsy he tth To-
sisnL By order. + SPENCER KIRBY, See elafy
Deposits made during he present ~ees viii De rn-
uted 10 Tie same interest As u made On The let mat =
nRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK, 80 YOurlh't-
~ Notice -Tn- Trustees Of The Dry Dock Savings Bark
hereby give notice that hey VIII allow Interest al de-
posts inside and including tho 9Th inst tho
II made prior the Toe Bank Is located $50 Fourth
SIC opened every weekday afternoon from luul 7
O'Clock six per Interest allowed pursuant the
equations 0f the Trustees BY order
slHURsMAN HALSTED, President
New-YorE, Jsrtly ~, D.
NLll-A-lIsIl \ SIGARLEM RAILROAD COM
-VPAAf The nfsT divd-rd % he Preferred Stock u
The seyfo ard Harlem Railroad COMPANY tie rae
o. eight per ceuil per snlum VII be paid he Office u
us COMPANY No Hs-Ogefsi On AID alter he " day VI
Jsruafy neat
The lsLser BOOKS n he Preferred Stock viii ba closed
fen nc I'm day u December ~ he y day Of January
uetL both days Inclusive.
dZ4 gs8l5os NORRIS KETCHUN. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

az FOX sALE-As q c,os brown store front house
q us r-nih-.t near University req-te with a.
- tt- modern uaruvemeuls ard = now rssry 70 occi-
y. Inquire u ? HOLLEY or A ? SMITH. ID Wsl-st,
49, SOS
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Russian Items.

Sr PETERSBURG, Dec. .. lsi-.
The cholera which made It's appearance here In
June last has been very fatal II 10 estimated that up
ward Of 10000 have died. aud at least 10000 left The
city, principally OF the lsboTng class of people, of
whom great numbers have penshed on the roads AZ
one time the streets here were almost deserted and
you nothing but collins and funeral professions
from; morning TIL night few new cases occur every
day, OF which some prove fatal. OF the hity nine
American ship masters who have been here this season
two have died Of cholera, and nine American sailors
We have bad very unequal Summer and very wet
Autumn. The river was closed on the 10th ult but
sledgng was not very good yet
Your Minister Hon. Mr.. Bagby, arrived here
abosS month since. He somewhat ndispOsed for
time he drives and walks out, but receives no
vists from any one Our friend - has called upon
him several times but has not been admitted. nor has
he received any of his countrymen Young Mr. lnger.
coll the Of the late Minister s bic secretarya fine
young man. The old gentleman left here, at the an.
nouncement OF the Cholera, for England, whence he
embarked for his own country.
We have had In all this year 50 American vessels
The sugar business has been very profitable this year
and promises to be equally so the next In consequence
OF the disturbed state OF Europe the prospects for bu
siness very gloomy in the Spring, but frightened
later In the season and that very state has caused
import business of this year TO have h0urished more
than usual Sales were effected easily and quickly aud
paid handsomely. II s said that the new Tsrif is made,
but lie the general opinion that II will so into opera
lion next year Qsi9) account of the uuhnged con.
diton Of things In Europe We live here thank heaven,
In peace and quieness aud thanks To the Emperor that
he does not NEEDLE la the politics abroad
Beside his Excellency Mr. Bsghy and his Secretary
Mr. Ingcrsoll, We have the following Americans here,
viz Young Ropes OF Boston, established here under
the firm OF VIM Ropes & Co. Major Whistler, Eugi
neer and Superintendent of the Moscow Railroad aud
Messrs. Harrison, Wynsns and Eastwick, locomotive
builders and for constructing the iron bridge
the keva These are the principal Americans la
this place Las, summer we had Mr.. sstonstall with
whom ysu are acquainted and Mr.. Silas T. Burrough.
Of New York. In his pleasure yacht, of whom you no
doubt have heard. He 10 unquestlonsbly a strange
genius.
The bridge IL advancing very fast, and a, is
pected will be completed In 1850 The Moscow Rail
road, am told progresses slowly, In consequence OF
many mpediments such bogs, rivers, &c and the
Isaacs Church WILL believe be finished Doom sdsy
From general export lis by American vessels Tor
this year, perceive that the export business OF the
United States has fallen of very much.
tPhila North American
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

o. To LETT store snd premise. = ChainNs = =
g. T1e sflrs . sfsrsie skrd for hgsnee-, sno 20
good .-nsui VII be- 1T low Pus--ssion gifen % Nc
tiR-l.. Arryt o. ~ l. JANENA1 tp htarn- -ane-
-. TO LET. al -ossess.on .mnle- elyIhe .oH ef
IS = hrlse Consisting Of frurt snd back fN
- trir TN ar1 sc1e1. -e sane 11or " t1 Del
room the kcl-n Tee par.ors have marn- rslie =
az .Ilng doors For terms. inquire ~ II u ELl o.
Nzssa1-si ofc- q -h- Ladies Nresil % s.
r.. TO RENT-A ST. ~ tlre- ICONS On re 81 toof
q % I'll Nasssl-s. corner of JOIN. admirably cs.cu-
~ .siet % cfc-s ar L-t N rss7ertsh Sgency or
sn-Lsr t1s.ress They thoroughly tilted utlces
srd tie flr-iure 49, BE- sod viii tie ease wtch runs .or
fse yeArs a-d lie lessee. unavoidable -ele1ro- 20 IL
ores e only rsssou ~ ieglrE hem. incnre o. JOHN
: WORTH m hsien-Are Up sssfs, hesw een iQ snt 7.
A " rfH
IRA EDWARD FALcONER. REAL ESTATE
=. AGENT TO let ease hly or SCI. houses snd psIs
- u houses Aso = farm Tor sac ~ rs acres, %
% "a CclLty. .ald Under good clavsuo1 ert we'd
sst-rel good house. barn Ard uutlogses- v olld eN
caarFe ciy property ss farm m he sun-r1s ~
-gy Yors or ~lllf sci f0r cash. AId would - ri-
Oh q. part 90 he purchase money 1r years ~ mortgage
TIE coed Inquire Msngirst lear Grand. tss, Aver
~t.7 M
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SHOW CASES AND sAsHEs.


SHOW CASES AND sASHEs Of every description
Smsde 70 order. Also show Css-s always 90 hand snd
foG ssle al the mandatory
uIi Suss JOHN HOLNEs - nei.rrv-r
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InnisfsI 10 q compound irishword Of Inns fslsna
end faSe foI2e generous heroes.
"L0at Ldit>y ugbf,y," the Crest Of the o BIen
II 10 customary through Ireland, sfer the burial TO
"bresk the bier" But England can boast o. having
cured them OF that prejudice for 0RsCioUs MAJESTY
rafsynai ooreyament wrung from her ya Iele the
means o. purchasing either coffin or bier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
1 npO OyEKCOATs AND CLOAk- msde 10
.OOO Inc m1s -egalt q, 10 win nch inlqg, 81 sizes
and colon. from each $50 fs~ u hose > .1its
clrrr Br-Eusl ard Nsss-l - - sui store. o. w.
oaINCH INDIGO BLJE PRIsTs.-Juu re-
- c-ged c0rsi grleli ~ iLf20 hue Pr1Ls, hce
heavy clcgns - inches - s1s 2s1s-s, ior sale ~
o- { = HAkkiS. n EKrlznye-p.ace.
CLYDE MILLS BROWN DRILL--3o inches
y VIDA o. p-rior srrcie u heavy brown trllcgs
sl.ta1.e f.f export Tor sac y c +. HARRIS,
O. a kx-harge-place
A MEXICAN BLANhET-.-l50 cssss an Da.es
u compiling s1rerr1s rbbon tOlr1 Whitney. Nsck-
nav, se11o01- negro 4ld coerrg sIxets f1r sale -
o. NEsMiTH ! CO 81 srt s. Pl1@g
NIA-~;C BATS bsles q these wel-s.ovn
W 1ll-s VII be sd .gT ~ hESHlTH I co.
OF 81 snd 9. P.ae-st-
A -HBtRTCN FLA>NEL-.-loo csse. erfrs
"a heavy orJu- and b~scr- csciOr 1srres Tor BY
OF rEsMITH 4 Co - ard - Pne-st
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DIARIES FOB Ia4a

- EVERAL KINDS or DIARIES now 90 hand, and sev-
tNers other Kinds publishing by the subscribers and
sold the lowest prices wholesale and retail Al the book
and stationery store Of BELL GOULD.
o3O II i,3 Nssssu-si Tribune Buildings.
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GooDRIcH,s PICTORIAL

s,CHOOL HiSTORlEs--Picongi History n United
= States DO do Of England DO do Of France, do. do.
Of Greece DO DO. - Rome, 'usf ready.
The above series Of Sch pol histories formerly published
by Messfs sOrn Ball Of Phadephs. and e1iet siyey
introduced, now owned by The Undersigned. orders
from schools and the usd respectfully solicited
Also ilsi published eduors u -crhuers Engineers
and Mechanics Companion, do DO Table BOOK Pinney
Prscrral French Grammar. Sc
DIS n HUNTINGTON s. SAVAGE, 2le Pearl a.
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EWBANK ON HYDRAULICS

4 Nd MECHANiCS.-COmpiete sets OF Ibis useful worn,
N IN eight pafis ngmhers may s be obtained OF any
OF the BOOKSELLER Price each No. - Is. Au7 DSW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

A WOMAN DEvoURKD BY WoLvEs.-A deplo-
rsble occurrence took place in the township Of Rox
borough. In rear Of Cornwall, ON Monday 18th ult-
residing In the OF the township left her
home for the purpose of visiting neighbor who lived
At the distance OF mile aud half or SO Not return
ing at dark her husband expected he proceeded IL
search of her and passing through piece Of bush
he observed couple OF wolves busly deyouring some
thing or other He chased the animals of when, q
his horror he discovered the manglcd remains Of hi,
wife-in fact there nothing left excepting piece
VI the IN .iaied womAn's breast
"a ID .s
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CALIFORNIA.

no CALIFORNIA FOR $50. TO SAIL JAN.
I l5-GORDONS California Assocision tPhilsdelphal
have room ir ten more respectabe persons iAs Il-
pany l. 100 strong They have splendid al sailing YES
s- and lake sma. steamboat to n 90 tue Sacramento
OO w0dh OF The best machinery supplied for small
perceutsg ct the earnings The Pre- sdcl sa prscucal
biologist Physician aud As.ayer sccom 1any the eXp9-
ciuOr. o. GORDON, President li Nslnui.st PLlA.
To CALIF0RN.A VIA MENiC0 ~ 81 DAfs-The President
snd Committee Of the shove Company, with about 20
other gentlemen have chartered very splendid clipper
built Lg FOR Tire above route, and take passengers
$50 part paid The routs conveys gentleman through
% francisco, and Includes Bedding, Tent EquipaGe
and Board throughout Military order observed. Apply to
f5fw g.. GORDON, ii8 Wslnutst Philadelphia.
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4 'lTTFUKNIt WV IFH.-N nov NPpy UT
y Pewter Plates. Dishes and Wash Bowls us received
In future good assortment vii be- kept constantly on hand
and orders BE- hIed 81 moments nonce. Britannia
-ro1Is Lafies Mngs Tgm1er. Pitchers Sc flf he Cali
lrla market Manufactured ard flr sale, al Blrng.p,
by lbal LUClbs HART, s's Boafdmsn s Hart.
GOLD WASHERS and other implements suitable
" FOR collecting ard cleaning gold also general assOn
-nt q srcufurA IMP smens for sale the Agricultural
Warehou.e. 10 Froutst bjrl JOHN MOORE.
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Aa<5 rEsfft,rs ROAD Ufrfv Ayr0rg e~eHf --O1
r,<--1-h--1>s- Monday, J4a l. 1919. tnd grli isfne'
natica fb- tfai.s wi run follows Pr Psssfn. -
Lave .,yYof. frJm O1ar--sl rief e. Jcigcs AN y
the s.-srer Ers, lssve Pr. JtfYis >. " IA -
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co ssh te b1s. toir he IRE ~ barge "a ,'s
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Leave Ner. FORA ~ O'Clock 2 per steam osi Hse
H.vsn sEs bsrses me Road A b> Qycaed y bin5 ilm.
and irterrlsdi.e places Monday - On - JsflSi
On which Gay and uutll isrher notice he uscs Af.s.
vii r1n n. follows For Psssens tn-LeGfe SeN-iwv
fror Luarest Per A. O'Clock, ard Bin hAmton O.
aaliy FOR Frcight--Le-y- Ee~-Iofs a. 0c.ocf ~
and BnzhsLf0l 81 7 A 81 daily, Sundays rNcepir9-
II G SEYMOUR s4rrfiltrAa'b
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ICornwaa Canada Easn Froeholder.


wffe-in fact there nothing left excepting piece
VI the III .tated womans breast
cornwall Canada Easp Freebooter.
SERIOUS AFFRAY On Monday evening sboU, =
O'Clock Mr.. Jas h. Rose aud several others went into
the porter house OF Mr.. Geo hreuder in Montgomery
street and called for something 90 drink Mrs hreuder
who st the bar. declined giving A. alleging ihsi Mr.
Rose owed her. An sltercauon TO place, when Mr K
seized hor by the hair this she called Tor help aud
kreader rushed In and scizns billet OF wood struck
him svoleni blow upon the head. Rose ran into the
back room and Tell The rect Of the party then len,
pr. Stssts and two others were called IN, snd he
Wa conveyed 10 his residence in Howard 81
Albany hnickerbockcr.
FRA lire broke out last evening about halt
past nine, In the extensive grocery establishment Of
A. 4. law, corner OF Main and Hanover streets. The
damage sustained 10 estimated NJ 10. tsr from 5000
large portion of the stock being more less injured
The loss whatever Il may DC IL fully covered by In
sursnee Buffalo Com. Adv Jan >.
MrRDKR-We learn that On the 9TH inst. some
difference having taken place between a couple OF la
diana In the township of houehtsn ono OF them was
killed by the other The caprt rs. been spprehendcd
and is now IN Jail awaiting an examination
Mail LoST.-The Pcr4 ILL., Telegraph OF Fri
day says the mail from that place was lost while cross
ips the Illinois River. By the ice breaking Il ia re
ported hsi three bags Of the Northern msi were lost
In the Msekinsw one day last week
PRAIRIE NJ CHIrS.-The Lancaster Wis Re'-
cid ssys tina, Prairie da CHEN Is very much improving
IN 10 one OF the healthy towns In the unon and
10 surrounded by dns country Two companies OF the
4. s. troops are stationed there.
r. Menasha is the name Of new village re-
Gently laid out on the last side Of the outlet OF Lake
Winpebaso some hlteen buildings have been erected
within TIVE months and thirty more arc under contract
Msnasha 10 possessed of good advantages, and must
tom ,ts loc.,iop be a large iowa Wis. Repu5.
~ We have hsi swapping cold weather toI
s.versi DAYS past, The Mississippi is frozen 80 that
teens can cross in safety. The Wisconsin closed on
sstuissy but yet unsafe crossing except or foot
passenge.s Prairie da Chen Tat iS'n aI
" Snow Tell 10 the depth OF II or 20 inches
at Adrian Mich the 2lst ut Probably the greatest
tall OF snow ever kh~wn in that region
~ Michael NcKovn who was stabbed about
three weeks since. IN Canslst Albany, by William Man
led. died on Monday evening last Of his wounts
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