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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-05
DIR. WARREN'S
SarsaparilIa, Tomato and Wild Cherry
pEYSrCAE BiTTlES.
Al so cents per Bottle.

COMPOSED of pure Spanish sarSaparilla
OromaoeS and Wild Cherry BarkS, three ol
/, e most powerful, purifying and strengthen
ing productions in Nature.
The extract here presented is preparcp olter
the directions given by the celebrated DR..
Warren, whose name / bears, s,and will 6oiound
superior to any preparation of thcafed aiicrl
use. II is highly eb'alcd Ord
able and favored to the taste. Ill be found
Sarsaparila, Tomato, and Wkind now in
Bitters, have now becomea Standarirey vcse-l
universally approved by Physicians as a safe
.nnnIu md nllnnlual remedy for
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-05
Female Complaints, Family Usc,'
&c.


For all Female Complaints, these Bitter
will be found the most pure, delicate, per
rating and effective medicine ever used. The
general directions for various diseases, which
we have already given, are property applicable
to females, with this exception, that ladies Of
delicate constitution should modify them
slightly. ifnece> sary. Those suffering from an
obstruction or irtegularily, should use them
freely until nature il restored 10 her proper
action.
! Their warming, animaing, and strengthen
] ing qualities will be highly appreciated They
/ eilcctually remove nausea heartburn, nervoll,
Irritation head ache, swelling oi the feet and
limbs, &c, and impari light, vigorous and
/ healthy feeling 10 the whole system.
| TO Ladies afflicted with Dyspepsia, 1HdigcS-
4 ton Debility. feeble circulation of the blood
small Erupions on the face, yellow or dingy
comp exion, these bilters are of incSlimablc
value. II has been truly observed that beauty
of complexion is 7::>blc health and this can
only be obtained by keeping the blood, and in
tcrnal functions, in a sound and healthy conii.
lion Beauty cannot exist independent OF
! health.
Tor Children.
! These Billcrs may b. given according 10 The
directions, in doses adapted TO their age, with
perfect safety and good effect They arc the
most natural medicine that can possibly be used
and may justly be pronounced an inestimablc
/ domestic blessing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-05

TIL ames Street, Agent for Newport.
Jan B. lSi9 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06
NETWORK TRIBUNE.


yoanos CRY. GsxAr ssIT LAKE,, jay = le'''
shall never f1rs-t ine b~st sisnt OF -. ..
7, .ssll ever rernsin on ny mind "a ne NJ
.r,scle ever b.hsd The Crest I'll Lake hes
,ax.rd he north The Utah axe ncs siA iN'.e ~
,b. south. The valley 10 wstercd % tne Sofaao' "eD
~, and Bear Rivers, with severa creeks ne "hOie
49, !. su,rounded by sro~capped mountains, form
,, complete besln The land is very rich producing
,v5.s, and corn ia abundance but there 10 no WOO
fo- X roils. The whole valley ia OccC pied " the
yorooos Who build their houses entirely VI dried
b,lcss Their ely occupies more ground than Pitts
barsh but each hss large piece of ground around
his dwelling The bridges oil good the streets aud
roads WIDE and the fences very regular There are
A>out 1000 HOrmOns here. They ssy that they viii
welcome 70 their society any good citizen, 10 mater
what his religion msy be. TeeiF motto 10 90 fisnI,
They are building church Of stone, when "a ~
ready story high, and will be fine building Iney
assemble every Sunday morning Eader lsrgs 49,
The Society s governed by President we 49, 49,
snd tho seventy. be President and TIE t"-4fc 49,
py tho pulpit and do all the preaching wen. tLis
morning. when the bell rang, 10 church. "neie "a"
large s.sem5la some dressed quite iasnonso.y ano
ell clean and neat brass oand nr:t Piayeo n'sy
time and then the clerk rose and read several notices
One man had lost his pocket bOOk-snother had had
hi. garden destroyed BY cattle breakipg INTO Il He
then read the u persons 70 whom letters ia
the poet oco addressed and several other items
II that kind lie then announced thar on next Tues
day they would have Anniversary feast, as Il was
The day Of the month which they arrived a; their
present snug quarters He stated that the city would
be reused early In the morning ~ the firing OF cannon
aud tbs music Of the brass band. procession would
then be formed, which would march out Of town
and a. o'clock dinner would DO served. The en
grants were all ylted 10 attend
They very strict In the administration Of justice
One Of their number stole pair of boots from an 'm
grant He was sentenced 70 four times their value
aad hned SO and compelled 70 work fifty days on
the public roads. One Of the was sentonced T.
death Tor borrowing some property from neisooor
and selling H. but finally owing the intercsssOn Of
HE family bic sentence was conmuisd 10 banshment
When they fret arrived they we're very much troubled
BY some Indians. who killed their cattle and stole from
them. They sent 10 remonsns,e with them, and the
indians replied that their president old woman
and they would not mind him. They then sent out
company Of soldiers and killed few Of them since
which time they have not been again annoyed
fCor. Pittsburgh Gazette
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SCHOOLS.
BoARDInG SCHOOL

~ NDGt A n. COM
'nL Ly'SIlCN is AtlE--l BIZ p = wv
tDsth I've macs = Day ~ rsrs 40 st--Irl-t re
sc'Do 80 tcaf1i-- ---e ere -u.-s a-c e-Fsf J
ADDED ~ i-r sccl--s.-. - 1r.-1e~r lr-er .--
.--- i1 j. fh- -el-is - l.sl-i s-----rs Erfif'
'acc-es, Hl-.c, Yea 49, -s.-l.-- a sr1-1i A. = ~
el Lana l-res ls-t-.r7 -1r fr try sr- N ---
Of ta-rc1rrs tIs--fs. gf- Prleg.i r4F.-E haf in-c
e 2erielce % cod -- tosr1 - ser0o w. Eve -
UNDIVIDED sisrcr ~ ..e Instruction oi 80 pupils f-pei
in-rcrr ~ sl So se1lIcu. trer s-ic- rner-s
az moral r-E-f1rE -1ei- h-o.is ca
rage ard -ll-- -le ----lr. T. year 70 ls4--1 il-
D. Two sest.ors --r-F lsf RI HoV .rc Nay tr-s
-irc.u1i1T board a. t-.le- r. escl sessiea 70 :
veekf-sso, payable e.s---fy .n sdvsrc.
D. PECK. Pr--. pa
Eff-e-rs aev Dr~--s Pee. 2 81 Ml.1-rry-sf
Wu HT.@ gsxcss.--. - Dsr Az D-.1s g WI
li-n--L, D. Nsrf. .. tlslsru-.zre. ". bele-.ci.
Waist 7 =. E-sra, Wallet; ,. Cover =
ErosdgsJ J. D.saru-ll. lf3 Bros1Tsy rsw-fofk. Hog
.. 5oEee, s5 HlcEs-s. Co. VIZ C-n5sTso1- ~
Pros cert-sf Br0os SD. a ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06
The Crops at the south.

Our accounts from all parts Of the cotton grow
ing region have for some time past, been extremely
ubfsvorsbe Ia every section Of the county there are
complaints Of the caterpillar and the rust, which are
row blghting the prospects Of those planters who's
crops spared by the frost Of April tits now cor
coed that the cotton crop reach average q
which IL must be far short, under the most favor
sble contingencies Our own STATE has not escaped tbe
vsitstons which have proved go disastrous IN ohers
sd here the aud the rust has been added th'
calamity Of the Red River overflow, which we believe
sfectusy destroyed tho cotton In that section Yet We
have to be thankful tina; property does no
res. solely crop 60 uncertain and liable 70 de,
uuctiOn cotton. We have another great staple, 4
which planters every year directing more a
their senon and which bids fair soon, In all the de
trcts where II be successfully cultivated 10 super
dc cotton entirely sugar 10 raised In lstitude'
which formerly thought wholly snsuted, aud tn
rich lands Of Red River found 10 be ss well adapted
70 the culture Of the any others In the state
We doub, not that those s further North can be made
profitable In the manner, and we must assuredy
hope 3d. since 1t will release state from total dcpen
dence a crop so incOnstant - cotton has always
been known 10 be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06
Port or REw.YosK.....ocr.

ARRIVED rsll Rs4. ~ ra1zlie-. Ca-fs - ,3.s1f
5rs,t e. g. rssis ;ss- ss - 1.fs ~ W.si. j. sa-
49, s1r Cf~cs Dcs-s - 80 ..alglr.
r. srx Fefc-z, bsh o. g. L,r. ztt ll tf..
S-sin- So.
Dsub C.ri foo sseas Pei, - r. f,r An.i.ri.u
-, e.. ~ gfcsr ,1s.-r g-fs
sCtr PlsnJ .. Ctr-i- Oogr.stsf. f.-
Ser GO Ia lof. Snf~-.I. NIrgIris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

% MEkCkRtT.
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL vii be re5psned
Monday sept $. Circulsrs containing terms. csn
hc had A. the bookstore. Of Robert Carer Brothers -
Broadway. snt also D Faushsw' = SIS Broadway.
SUES 2.rw.w' WILLIAM FORREST Punc psi
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hLGER INSTITUTE.
q. 800 1906 81. H. q. e.

ccsNHsLL. CnNN.
THE WINTER TERH Or THIS INSTITUTIONS ~L.
A c0lme.co cn t,- Fret Taes1-y Of lof-n3-r -ez''
src cc--rre ffe months Advantages Or DC --- -@s Or
Der Afforded or sccl.r.ng scc1lc ls1ec E1sAsn
al C1ssi-al education, together VIII E1oH ecfe ~
he Ffsrrh, German AID spanish snFssEes. Three s'ie
aud gefen-ed Projectors rcs!-e 10 tie l1srlie sll
devote .aelr lHe ercltve.y o. O. Interest o. DE -7 s
lac mem ers q te Institute sre s received 800 ~
family Of The Prrcus ar u-cer ia rers0rs ger
vsi1n. r. ~. ANDREWS. Prncipa-
Circular Obtained q Marx =. sesms1 = Co.. s'
Broadway. or BY s1qAcs1c- % Ice Prl-pal' ~ Corr
val. Com % 2F-
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D.-asscTp. &c.

sar o f-1t o Ben. 10 tans slrcf-i .ila
~ a. Ff Bat urusf-g To- para ~ tsrs- --1 sstc-'
ne oppo'. sd of - lie @-ns H-ir-s -.,f 70
o. g-.t1z h-f a. 49, ff 80
So. 80 -sr'd tlsi .ls -.sd ts- 80
upon d.ips
a. gleles 81 ne Pat h.f h.e- removed ron c,
-rnl,t shoe ~fhouf n nos- shf fiefp Csf.s, 'ror
for sh-s- sr3 tEs1 m throw
1r-rcaf1 80 fsc4 NJ - trfs -s7-
sn' 80 blln- sl.r. fr ihs sans csl--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

-~e,S<>. FOR HAVANA NfW-ORLEAN-
S~hLssAND CHAGRks The new ani .paaol

-(t.rs<s fnH HAVANA, NtW ORLEANS
S--hLt. AND CHAGRES The aud spacOl,
~' msii steamship OHIO, Lieut. Jas ScAoncs
y. commander viii be d!spNched from tns port on
Tuesday tie lnth Of October ri O'Clock, II if0u
the Pier foot of Wareust NOrh River touching 81 he
bar A. Charlesion and Savannah 10 land eni recelvs
mails and passengers.
The OaiO Will the Government Malls Tor tho Paci.
nc, &c. 70 40 By he November sea nrr from Panams
Passengers for Chssres will be transferred At Hsvsns
% the staDch and welkn0Hn steamship FALCON Lieut.
HsT,sene, U y. commander aud proceed her direct
10 Chsgres arriving 10 time Tor California steamer 10
November I.
The Rates Of Passage 20 ChagresA are much reduced
The OHIO has superior Double Engines Of 40 hofss
power constructed 10 ns bss manner which give crest
ofsaieiy 10 the passengers any steamer
RAINING with sing engine Ia size, strength, and
commodslons tho OHIO 10 unoGls.ei by sny siearsr
sfoaL
An experienced surgeon Ia attached % the Ohio.
RATES OF Passage TO HAVANA. ssw-osLLAsf
State room befh, ladies' ssloOn....Sl0 SIS cash
State room benh, dining salOon......Ip "
siandoe berth Ia ID ca0n............b 81
Storage found bed and 0oarf......xb -
No oern Is secured until paid for Freight 3 csnsrsf
cubic foot.
kEDuCED RATES on PASSAGE TO CHAcREs
state-room berth 10 laess or dalns saloon O0 cas-,
ciAndee BERN IN n cabin .................... ~
olesrass berth aud found bed aad board ....... -
80 he baggage SLOWED for cabin and 80 lbs for
age passengers.
freight 10 ChaKres 50 cents per cubic lot
All iczes for passage mus, be procured tbs Ofcs
the Company ~ . ROBERTS Il8 Weslst
81 lO7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

74t ut m or r. BIZ Frsac-co of - .ssss from Csis
ooani N st-n.1 s--n 1.ys " - 40 ta' 0si 1~
,os1 rnl rrls'
i',s st q e. g. ca ws,hrgor. '-~ ssT-a't- r.
PhlacepAs
IRON f.rsrgool for Yes Of-als.
Sep o IL ., a. 80. 81 HsTsi ''-.r-g 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

Cossos PLgas-fad Nos liJ. ls5. ~. 49, 1871,
i5, 1855.
sursRioa -M,nd1y-Nos g. 20. d, l4s, 29l 29t
2e5 loi los 49, 49, i2 1885, l6 80, H. l4 TO IA ~ lss
ISL 49, 49, 1885, 53 100 l6 lo1 1914 1855, lb5 le8 no. H.
I73 ~ lie. &. II, ~, l2i, 49, l7s. ~ 10 1856
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
ROSWELL, srsTEy isLsSD.

n = - : lNUEN u = ' = vf Z 4 ID - ="
II cation p.esfal and healthy sl-la'ed shout q ri es
f0m he City " New orr TWO boats rlnrinz DEL yizfe
q T. Term. f0r tuiiCn board &C So per year. Tie
Wlnfef session viii commence Monday. SCvenlteri
Yurlter Information may obtained by ellressiDE ne
Prnc %, Or S-Ii W Bececlct, Nl..-s where cir
cul1rs nav e otrsiU-r l-v-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

A. Ess' Hsf1sr Cs,a ~ l,a Jsf ~ N.sf'
A " ecocsr~-t. D-s4-J u1-ss- sr-c 49,. "a s'cr
Bsy st--s snd rtsDs-1 go
s~ffasI ire D-tNss- So lors az Bssf0t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

AT THE FOOT OF TWENTN-FOuRrH-sT
MAST RIVER NEM.lORk.-The shove works are
Know Ia successful operation and The proprietor wcud
respectfully call the slrnlcn Il Maehniss ard al con
OF ne sllce examination OF he scc lch he
warranted BY the testimony OF c principal mSchnists
and edge tool mAk-rs OF tails city ~ rc-omInendn.
fully ecu.l ~ every 10 used IN this
f assortment 81 The different sizes con.lsniy
hand which the public respectfully Invited csli
examine Al laa ortcrct
sSeoir DANIEL. ADKE IN Puit,,-.t Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06
A NEW ERA ~ House AND SHIP PAINTING
- TIE AMERICAN PATENT DRYER-

A compound prepared upon strictly sclsElic prln-
cpes offered % The public, being adapted 10 a.
sluds Of painting IN OIL And certain 20 dry speedy and
hard either N mi5-niuier dog days. Toe boiling OF
ci IL rendered entirely unnecessary. irseet
with Ills DyerWi cry quicker ana hccr han Dol led
OIL Nil any OF me Dryers no~ 20 Paris Green. CON
mon Lsmphlack and the Ocare Pgmea- AL Of which
troublesome ours 90 rslrrrs by OF their
rontrying property, may be made dry lard and free
frrfa lrcs, uf slc.ircsf, in = few LuuIs
Manner cerfrcatfs have D--l rccel .el cy 1s
fsclrrs from house ard ship p1iliers ard from OF
excessive 1Our-cofh marufac ur-rs In IBIS
ny tesniying 10 lhes perontg uuiiy Of %. Amer.
Iran Patent Dyer" over al sTuces Ia Tor cryng
psiui
% pmssrr- snd owners IS me speedy dryirg Of %
shnwoTk "a prime oo ecf 10 p=lLug sll l.
avsuab-, from he .sct ha' he p-1 ~ be lkc- ~ dry
IN filruc iolr hours
Ttis Dryer IS erou'i IN ir.eci oil snt pLcked Ia -.
d@rtd in rontSnllg ~ r. CO - each, snd cover
ed with rcd af. hsvrc tr names % ne msuli.ctlr-
thereon. ifn-y BE- Obtained A. ne rrncns psr ard
drug s-.ies lrau sh1lt hc county u D. warranted not
10 BECOME hard in inc caa JOHN d. PRINCE a CO.
oil In Manufacturers. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06
IngPRovrp PLATFoRnr SCALES.

ELOOR AND PORTABLE. Goa. Hay, Railroad. Bank
Counter ans AL Other ScAes. manufactured b iht
Ne~NoIs Joufnrymea Scale makers CO. . Oreenr-sl
The Scales q this Company deserveiy taxing Prcce
acncs u al c.tes, slt for correctness snc durability
unrVs,ts ,yarf.rird correct and stl- 90
order We rclgr VITA coincidence 10 r- mefchsc-s arc
wric u view crs v 10 literally psirol-
igus Also Frames of scsrow ledEoi superiority f0r
ssie with The shove i&s Msidea-snc, near Frous
where s orders vi De rrou ply attended 70, and repair
irc done without delay by GEO. @ SHEPPARD,
as Srt Agent y Y. : NJ CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06
Law Courts.

Crorir CouRr-Before Judge Edwards -Liaa' y
6-in. II 0L Thomas C. yisfh,oT The lialnuhs whc
manufacturers Coh0es FALLS consigned qushilty Of
Cotton batting TO Buikley. Wyman Co. who passed !.
10 Mr. A Bur aud the latter transferred g oales 10 Nh
Winthrop, who, however, returned II 10 Mr. burru
Action VI tfover brought for the value II being con
tended rst Nj B had nvsdiy Obtained IT, and that N 2
" n.f claim TO H. having advanced r.. w. Co. 60.
upon H. (AireGdy referred )Nerdiot Tor csfcudsDt
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ADVERTISER, having xi,b
E<ulc>=S3 if<"n his interest from q aanufaetu An
"N1 company, Offers for ae ala ysry lox
j Spros, three elegant fne-tored french
seloe fos-~ooo Pianos, Aad sociaye Inaae In
s.e 10y pes. znfsr Win al the modem in proy.nen.
81 ~, es cod low FOR cAsh, would exch.ng. for
9a.o- orJ ssods a. wholesale pnc-s Apply =, al
Js.ri-Ay near Twen.y-s>condst q To-
PiASOs ron SALE AM 10
8EaH93t HIRE-AI 8.fclsy-sI opposite u. a.
.or House rom 81 to 7 octsvss, IN rose-
- sz' JAs. yHoMfs0N nss fsuass Randall.
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,ro ,FORGLEN COVE, Huntington. Norlh.

Y..lsss-s.ls port and Comma GA -nd serr
ruesdsy. Oct g. 1870 TIA new and ~ s1s,f
siesm-r NOaMALK. Capt n. Blydenbnrgh vii ieays
New York from pier wet side OF Catherine slip. every
Tuesday, Thursdsy and Saturday at O'clock. ~ ne
uiruing leave NorthpOa every Monday Wednesday ana
fddsy All Huntington ~ "a, and Glen Cove at O'Clock
4 VI Far. 20 Ol-n Cove IS ct- Hunung iOn and aofih
All per-ons are iorbi trusting an person account -
the above hnst owner. 81 im'
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H. 3. BUTLkR. Au-uon=er
NIHLIC CONCENTRATIONS SALE.-Ou
4 WEDNESDAY, Oct 10 81 ~ O'Clock. oa premises ti
sper src-f Will - sold The rirTssi u The ls,
Henry Hubert deceased, a. l1sl Cd established Tub
lchiuss sd Tavern kno~n The Sas - L. Fersrd -
together I'D BE good viii scck, Acgors, bzf ax1rrs
ana furniture. Eat no remainder o. i-sse, l-vns years
an1 months 10 run. - r for cash. Apply %
.s7tsos JAMES : THAYER fgb Ada. N4sss--.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

NOTlCk.-Al p-rs1-s Indebted % ORLANDO FISH
4NnkNiANi>P ?. MIDDLETON sac LUXE A WHIT
OF sifh-r q sher, lc lie rrr of rl>H MIDDLETON
COMPANY, l4ta r-Cprl--ur, oi ~ Howard Hotel IN
ne Cl.y C NeTi ~. directed % make ravre-i ~
l1e s-tscT Der. y ~ las become e "a Ass. gue- lr SAD
verscss 40 ss4- rr- A. person. l-vag Lly rfyp---y
hs oufi1f sd nrr % ril1-r " t1e j. td-r p
tess01 - -rc-f tncr conSc directed 70 deliver De
sane % sssscrio~r An1 Al rers0c- hsvinr s-y d.
u.n3. ars t1e SAD trU either u hen are re1l-,s.
- o. pTeseu t-ir ca O. i1e Subscriber a. IS o-e
A Nsssa--ss Ns~.Y5fk ? " WALKER. A. 80
az SIC u Ns<sal-sL y \
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q l-ABELLA GRAPES FROM NArAWAS
- rOl.'l, .sar Report, y The sub.rrber, srr
i.l4{ r-csi sing le superior Grapes from ths vine
sI-s y ~ h1kles .nc Ar Porter, "a snail 1aske.s u
-9- 4rese grapes atFs 5eea y-ry shiy czv.lec and
He o-F-c - e a. 1rge act -zvorec % ery ever
s--i 20 - n.zet se-res be seer a ne Far
0s.a.. ssfesE GAs5SEa YovNG's, IA csssSsn-..
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NISSOLI-IcS or gUPARTSERSUIP.-
~ The curgrtuCrttip heretofore er-fug between th-
subscribers u1aar Tic bro Of GIBSON. sTOCKWELL
co IL ibisdsy ds-olvrd hy muus consent The stAfs
OF .he firm viii 10 adjusted by ethei Of the partners
who dly authorized 10 -@l.c 10 same Now FOfs
SEPT J.. lsf4 =. r a. GIBSON.
JOHN " srOCKWELL,
WIN III. STOCkNELL,
= lm WILLIAM MARTIN
TOpANTsERRHiP.-T subscribers have tsi'
Ndsy s--ocis-d themselves together under he hfn 90
GIBSON, sTOCKWELLk co for lAe pafp0se " trscs-
acting general commission business in Tie city and have
he store IS PesIst New YORK, eepl. ], lof3
JOS HANNA, Lafayette, Ind
- n srOChWt ELL. &c 80
o. I'm p n GIBSON
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Laws INV planning naACaIEE

Tor bOAkDs AND PLANK . Gov ia operation 10
us ely f-n.1S AIS tcrgllng sn1 growing lie
sane ta- VIII rar1l,y sri oea-iy u = e=leVrt h-
sl-ecr 20 Ely other u-clle a. 70 viii CO 10 wofk o.
ihree Iot-t uecail-- &1c for 81 soLlr-fn 40 The
majority oi ncuh~rr amber me execution l. much r-i1s
!! lss he t1rsl-4Ec over other s-zcrsTy machines u
rcCiy d ar node 1 operation 80 =
The pogiAli lL4lsr e. r-tlr- ~ e<sf-s.
tarzr G-- resrc 1.'-sf-rzt il . therefore offered 20
&c gl1lc vl- cccr -clce and fssu-r Nac.ir=- WIKI
gas for Ssi-s Cogltes. 10 bv arpv-r 10
the subscriber e. 20 f-sr.-s.- a. COLLTER Do.
CARDS MI. iqlt =. Nrs-f eeriee1-l-,L Wl-r- lie
mAct.-- i- a. ~ofk. isll lniseolkS Tcsectl T. LAW
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EIEk OF COkN> a1l d.s-Ls-d nails 5. salzis.
y hCE., -o1 - fsl-rssraai C1lrupo-. e. l1r-ra
gfc- l- iv~l oe.s Ecti ~ cocy ~ 1for nose go
way s1ic-ec W. cons 5-1o1s. q
re rais -, &c live rel e without cans
.1c.ltr -
7 EATHrR HOSE g every sesc--p1on rssaufse-
ts--re1 q lhc best -s-r.-s. A. c1rE-zlfy I'D
lirssc-si 49, 1assnrr; % ef FsEr S-d CASrhss
sfs - NV -Sli T q. BUCkNASTEa
WRITING PAPERS-A f-l assortment 10 ios
w ssi~a. .h- lowest r.rs-l rrces ~
as In CfkiS " FIELD : co. ~ CtF-sI
DANK OF sALI>BURY.-Tss soss, o. lse Bsss
lDos ssiss-ry Eary.ac-, rscsc.et 81 = Eol Cd.
Ton, g Ms.<sI al ! pes rczs sisssssl 81 lfesW'
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g. FOR SAIE-Siiusied on he Ohio Canal dis
e.. ery ard four mil nearly and IN hne running
order. with warehouses and g. sores n and now m
successful operation cost over fo0'o will be sold A.
great bsrgsin,-;e7ns eesy. Apply 10 } D NJ - Broad
way suNu
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lluii.Eks fUk SALk.-O2e --conc hand fue
ID boIer suitable for p hof.e rnsne GU Co for r.
horse, ocs DO fsr 4aorss. so, 4hors~ sAgiaes coz
sgxnlly % AAnc. Apply 10 W. Z hILllSAN,
OF ga us Masr-n-sl
IsPkR.-slac 10. ~ inch ~ai.o. alue. gree 49,
L brown fof ssie AZ ris1ulactrrrrs, Yricrs ~
49, " Ga.t,T y cERR,CkSoS 80 spitisi
fNUAlN-.-A age ASSORTMENT u Cbsin Gables. re =
u arc s~coua hard, from 10 u Inch, for sale lo~ BY
AL n GAuNr DERRfCNsoN. 10 Scaih-si
i IFK.LIkE PICTURE--As darssls a Isey
Lac sssulliel sFs sksc ss..y 81 VvkNkI's Dagger.
- kseuA ~ efosa wg, syScsls scessi y La
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CALIFORNIA.

a CALIFORNIA HOUSES. Subscribers
2lr s-~ays ready 70 fzTIls- he best PorIa5e Cal
iJrniz hg1ses u LIZ " suy oLer naras;, snd A.
very lyH f-rs Ile Houses bull b. "a have been tn-c
ls-y approved ee1 extensively psro1lEe1 ~ Csltcf
HAAS snc ol1-rs. Cal al > 5roseEay
. ~ GEs FREEMAN a co. . Broa1x.v
CALlfORNIA GOLD q rio.ly deposiIsd 10 tss
~ rser beds under c-cq zt-r. Tie Pztert GOD Bor,-
5rnzs - 10 n day Pre- SIS. Az a-1ncbz C;5it
-s1-rs - sod Oily a. ne Ora Deror N Par.
90. y Is .NksDklW' A bUFFUI .