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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-20

"rl ~cc;-sy rOR Tes gELiTg Og TIE WiO
1Vs ANp ORLEANS Or MEDICAL MN, ~. isse
ss. , Ne .a ~, o..oa - 4o.,5as 5i
a''erdins viii ''|s'~ y .R:S 4, q S9 i3s Stewards
EDWARD BEADLE, HBeAa prRols
- -'''' GHASLEs D SAITH O@rr
~ riercantilo I,ssery Association, -Pgrsu-
sus iac pfovsons oi Anlc,e ~, C1spt9 :, OF ne -
'a''uo, rouce' h-.eby 80. ca s m-sns z, ne.
Nond,v ey~r ~. ocrs ~ sne purpo'e C choosing
Connise OF seven 70 u9mls:' c:er. ~ ne ensuing
se-I. EDWARD T. lOl RNthk. Rec. e.
rS' Nercanti- Liorrry As-ocian3n.-T
S~oond Leetnr- Of the : .-'s' 81 ne $500 ~
SOFIA. Caiui~, by Rev h-ssY fi1Ls. vii BE- delivered
IRE Rooms u he Asso. auoU n.n Hal on TUESDAY
evening NOV. g. Is$9 e. 2, O'clock suhJee' Cpaver
Cse,. ma, De- p,o,5ed the Dess of;e tIbrsr7 q;
h- Boos-.lo:e' OF G=1rse t. Psns-r. rs Brosdwsy
~ B,o4dwsy. HENRY i. oAkLEY' Cas- Lee Gem
nj sat-.
tS~ Americas, :nsrItuIr.-FlkNEk's CLrs --ArsS
u'Sl mesaas ~''l he ~ 4 Al tas ''boO, NJ %
:.:-r..on-The GrAs,-ii ley wheat znd -. Cua--
SONS valuable conn cation, ~t h- resd Srsns-rs
srv.Peci-lly invited Adnl.,or free 10 al n1 l.
e. lecture or ,hs -a6ba'h.-Ro' Jo.rFs "
Churc- vii lecl1 on he ssSestn TUESDAY, even
~ - z; O'Clock, ia iAs uoiveIs.,y CaApel 40 -
~ Ward CseIere ,Fh,sic'an.' No',se.-As
4 nth MAid 81 81 order OF rs Con .-.'e
6sO ir AURAsTUs GARDNER, - D, ssc'y
- pAnsa~.r~n,c soc,ety-sh set'oO-rhe sr'.
ss.i 1at evening next Nov q suotcr 9aons .rcvV
"a hv h. Sscr-isry, ~ iSs Hcsic S13 OF hess-'
schsrsneers Lai. By order :. : Easy Seefe'sy
Il 9FeenesL nv 'a'
wE.v. nr. t:iie.'L-cIuT- i. Fieesu. pleasure
s. So attention - mas g-us-mans ecil-e Inis even
At cllot@- Hall Tn e,o~tee s"dieoes Thi,n srs0.-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-20

FLOUR sf,u NFAI-T-- s-s-as rs -rrssssrt tt
f,f .-snss.fiar- Ntv~
ne i-r,.t fr FY.t hss teen rahei win sse. f
Csrs.i,n ths - st4 7' 70 cs''r' t't- 80
re .aIsf-.is TIE c-tfal
.t..4 n southern Weston N geo to- store era q i
I.r. lrF dsrsuJ !r Foar ir sottsf 3esttrL"o- &c
She 4ua.'fs hssvN TIE -
r 80 ss0t a .f tr-tsr ks'ur. baltimore. Rrsn
s. lol bids soHe oa So Buekwhsst 49,
. a~ts 1 n Tro-t Etth SIS At o.A-
dKslN- Nhest is N~ 1F- t.i an1 80
s,ot 5o-a Caa. -a.ts Gen---~
tel s. msrei ior 'ar- f,a, ~ih goo -c4r
I- an b. tsdoS< ,-d aga of S.'t--l
southern Skrs H11 - f reurd Ncfel
white - osTs.- many Tor fsat N5s 81. d.
nbash A. CD atc ceivs'e1 We h.sr ~ rohe o.
~ 4'6,0 sod ou~' ~ fhsrn jersey. -
CSnaiisu Pes st70 y aush g.; etPoi'
WHtSkl-Is 0Vst VII sass ~ BOSS TalrSe Dnass 30
s6lff,'c. without salts OF 'nportsncs
tltONi~pNs Fora rait~F 'Ncf 20
eh u r,ss5 ,.Ass safe. 1890 ob, 90 a. 90 - So go
Fuu.. .1i 49, Gear T. go; ae.f
srf ~ 49,, Rss 70 - i.''.r fr Ia. l,re
r-usrs cosrgs ssss tt ehs as - 40
- o. rt.ts Il A-s's hev- uohin. soE Softer
- 10 .r ,Glc r Oh3 20 i.t st.ts sat 9gls o
yviz.ut. Chez. - ,t.asy A. sae+
kICE- Aecgt lsc c. new fnns s,l1 ats g.
Dit-o.'-. --o te. - tAs 80 t5- c-sh
FEAIHs RS sac Of $500 - prns made ~ % a.
OFT CAkf so e t4rs
SsEnSNs ts - A % &c sush fsI 81 49, pr trt
over GO. CPL. AsJ at "a ~ Or % go !. Is.
b. 81 ott &C. be ers~.r-
TAILOw -Sa.sof 20 ~ n pr,as new A. s. CO.
Nl0SS -sfsf 30 K 6f.rcs - : =, ~ l. - .
Az, - 5-es-s $500 Bosne. Ayrss = a.;
D. e.s ior c.sh rsrVkaptsh.
IEsISkRAotera hsvVs -a1s sen. coHs.o- 70 prr~s Dc
hss h~ea t<ts cca-te~ey rscuSt 80
cap- E- rsht, itjs tk Usas, s6ds ao Sssvy.
l.SSlSs DO gees tsWSseo, ~ - g. Poor i0oil
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No a.. BrOaiNsg, between Gfsnd and br0oms sreso
fren sr.rs Esss.4g 1f.rta, ~ WesS
CHHIsTY'S asrRELs.
nRGANlIED l39g-The oi5eU established Company
YIN ~ worii Tho fret 10 harmonic uegro melodies
and on snators ~ ne present popular style of Ehiopu
L1lsfs u snls vh0s- success 10 ms riJ dpnng he ~
rHaEE is ros couclS,s Evidence u holf superior
nsri. ard sltf1ctiYsr-ss
DoCrs open e. !, Coocefi c1fnInecr -f Al 0'cioca
AfteTne on Corcers every SATURDAY., conlrnose
IN 4
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r,nE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED NOTES as - o
s.lrtA-1ge Nsss 90 The u % limo sud directed IL
= d,Hsrs Civ 6.-f Noston. osve oeeu osi or mis-
isif. asWsis
pour ofs crescl, slad Nov $40. "a. la5sre
sr "a. i7,h. - gan Cry b ak.
a.. ..5h.i.... I2,19 " Bo..1r.
su8 ;a,ee g slt'r. ss-1 is.d -. ;., ga s-'''
% C,,s Pu-.. EeE Tprl-s. ynef STOCK -' -
~, % uy C~s A'ecr agent srt drawn 10 favor o.
s-d endorsed by ca L : yer
re -1sH- 20 1e~~rv ~euuored sr-.1s r--oi 4ins 80
an. mn w. r,v ls 1919
s-uINn-A san N rrr-y rHt-h go o-"-- e-r
hsve bV rro~~g rsh'r nrd pa ~ 'a- M. aiver-
.senclt KrCu'-e of S. farousn, ~ Woes g.
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WANTS.

IL " = ]
We - ro- 80 "a eve = ms5ufsrisry 80 lse
siaa-c- - ms cry or vicinity Fostess-s s-ra1-e
In9's iees- o. 80. - - - p - 2 -
: -, -, 81 -s.rt e irg- th-r 49, pr.- - = -
-s,e- "a. coo e ~ Tl-1- ssslsa- .a 49, n.uaf,--~
B., nod -s'C-s.b- si1-An z 10 - ey -111-- u
sesrs 10 vslcs 10 VOle r-'-:. Aa17-'s Ca-5. ~ C.
Tr.oa1e-of-s rs So
,.TI~Tt5,-s .-r--T- - n -1s1a rs-r--s ~ 90
s ny r-'r-r- - as t-st--;- vsi5-- 49, '-,-.-
T1-t-,- 7-s-s- f- rt- .sssr-.-.. ----- 80 .r..
.1.e 1---a-laas so--- rT7- 30 ----- tc-.--,
" ANTED-A 9rl.ou - 49, -la'.- -
- w. 49, s--r1 4. Vi -r % devote 81, uto-
attention - vsois m al res7ec's "a jed &c - a. 80
esg.5 ~ r-ea--et s4-h. AID slch Guy. r.l esse
sdors.. 4 Z 4 sitls c-.ce o. re In5gae. - D.
Et=A>TtD.-T~o ss-5s 70 sszvsts sev-r- coI5res
~ wJrE b10ra ana emo Std 70 - noT sr @-1'a
syie 1re 11 20 s-'7e ARD i1te 90. ,-~f
pT T. ,leb rorn7~1's,,oa @. - - ~ : 80
yea NAG % realised. A1dfs" s'nd-f.soi'- ore q
| :s'' paper - j.
lsAsTEp-sy youus -i-0V ~'rlsl, ~..l --.l.
~ .s1 yesrs 90 ss.,1ll 70 ~ 'e- 20 per. al
zee ~ -.- cave at- c-i wi Ie- - --1-rs-,s
=. .-cs o u.r. 4 anal com0ecssgor 1s rs-
| Tired O. 49, A7rst - -
WANTED cartons ~ 10 ~ com7- e-i s'-'
~ v-tr POD -y rr--r~-cs on- - zoos, Wsss--
iron - i1 -rf-s,a a. .1e L0rsaEors 0 other
--a-'--lal END fc l+.' = a. -cres' Cal a. ~
1Te.f.--sf as.; 81 Tits- - Z - l-get --on - ~
NlANTbD-As cores .o--i'E c.sr', laeS, We ed-
~ lcs.-d. % sgf-reH- rann-ii' rno - fsr'f
a. 90 d..--s- ..rs.37 ~ sddrs.si,g ro.t--a.t
c NJ tat r.. Tr.-1-s OFc@ no So
tyrA.TFD-BV, -s.9zefs-.e Yro.-s..rt 4 l.ss. r4-
~ Hor iu s.rr7 = -ols fsa. e. crsH 0-rIrsd I'D
s4sus--e.5 0r 90 90 hr-.ss WORK a. srs fam 81 ".
-ls ,--- ---. nod ,-i,.4 Ap-ly =. rlor-s1--.t
IL he r.er ~ ll-
49,, - -. - 800
w - 80" -, y. 3D.. - a.. .-,-.-, = a p.
49, an y.. -r : .th DO ID e.ty r-fs-erca A7yy
s. Cr1sry-,t np slsIrs Ger ts seen tsss- -
~ = = tt1-s,-tt n,-.. -. =. :, -.-ar.i ho,,e.
- - ---' 80 - r.. n, n i,pa-r- a. n.
poat@ :. P-uicss Cl1r-1 -
., - b. - - - - +, 80 -
~ ~ I'll .'-H.'.- - t,.-..-. IT,. 80.
~ - .. - -
.n,. II '' ',' - -. .s--
80 -
- To- ..-,,e -..r ~. 'frsf-r. nee given A..
c-''s lis Nn@'.-r --'t en- ;' l--r >eg.1.n- ..---e
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& KEMP Aucuonser
tDDsEwODD EIH>IrEHE PtANO-FORTFs

kEMP, AucuOnoeF
DO-EWOOD FIWNIrUKE. PIAso-FoRTEs
IL RICH FANCY COOS, FRENCH CHINA n
THIS DAY, 40 ~ o'cioc.,s u Wsl.'l-R G. KEAP
viii - ~ suction beauLul s.sormspt Of ss~voa
pa,or Fuuisure carved MAHOGANY Psdor drawing room
sqd chamber furgus hFary and secretary book oxss,
marble top drs'sirg bureaus, Nc.
Also, large and b,adsom- assonu snt OF reh Nuesss
iscOsed French cbins silver PLATED vars broufs csntsk
abras sirs dolce les rays &C
Pnso Fosrss A. llococs will b sold rosewood %
a1d octave PsnoForss OF 6ns tone and anisa, which
are veil worthy n lns AtsruOu Of buysIs
Al.o. sevss ace gold lever watches full swsled snd
and warranted mo lt'
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LAST WEEK
a GRAND. INS RUOTIXE.

4 No DELIGHTFUL EAHiBlTlOS, a. TO hirerys
LARs3rns. - Broadway BURNS skNEN MILF
MIaROh Of THE LAKES, hiAgars, 81 Lawrence, ana
s.guensy Rivsr. This world moving painting pass-s
steadily before the eye Of The spectator Tor space Of "o
nOuf. sid perfect daSuerre0type 81 al mo eiu,s
owns and Oihsr Woud7rs 81 nature sid ar 90
b, he Ifoisd states and Canals shores from Lake Ed-
70 me GuifofSt lawrence up The vide. s7cnded
and Unknown ssgusrsy lie Mirror ccmme ices 70 move
2! O'Clock ~ huy. Afternoon eThib uOn. on W~ines
dsy aud J.urday a. O'Clock Admiiialcs - ceni''
cli,dror haf price, nli Ia
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ms0NiFiCENr EXHIBITION
FNb RSs

FVP RSs
esAsn oRfCtS.f, ctG. sssIEs
MOVING PAnORAMAS,
Now OPEN EVERY EvrNlN0, fors short s-sson,
ttrrsvOn. "a h-irs exhibited IN LoutOn, ~
srOPPANrs PANORAMA HALL,
Broadway. corner u Waksfsl Iley aIe panied 90
over
Eco FEET OF CANVASS,
being BY ,aysrN thousand feet us largest psiunng N TIE
word
NEWBORN CITY
CRY or BROOKLYN,
WILLlAMssURGH,
EAST RIVER
HUDSON RIVER And
Tax ATLANTIC OCEAN
Th- A. ful and mkxnihrert scene 81 lhS
Aston OPERAHOUsE RIOT
Thu granf All 'uhrsa spectacle " tho Burning - he
Psrs rhsatsr They nssn nesTY tree years 10 pro-
pArguJn. and cost
500 DOLLARS
Doors open ~ 81 O'Clock. Panorama moves Al q pc
csey Admission - ceuIs; children urdsr t-g yeers Of
80 bar price nls 1im
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DRY GOODS.
locco DOLLARS woRrE or
MANAGED SILKS

loceo DOLLARS vORTE OF
DAMAGED SILKS.
rHE GREATEST SACRIFICE
II bl1s escs sui eoorc > az sVes usae "a SoT fofs
oe .ecous, Of Ss.rs,i. asiy Imperfect, sad he
GREATEST BARGAi>S
N LONG AND SQUARE
cAsgNERr AND vOOLES sHA~Ls,
ever os-rec. sre row to - sd a.
San Z TOVLE's. 81 6rsnd-si.
COLUMBIAN BALL
Our system u huyins Ter cAsh 49, .GPNuus a'r~eus
fcr 5are yes, ershe' Ger scis - nj y per
se- ess sasn prices charged ~ rsla sores and sews-
,'rcy s.asring % Ise price p-nclele. sives eSua'
dsn-- 10 a. Who pstroniFs thu hSuse
SILKS FOR DRESSES
R.eh ssrpes tnPt worth ron = 70 To- RON :. - Co.
Beautiful goods. 'issuy imperfect IN al colors nod
wii,hs 'ou e 20 =.
LONG AND SQUARE sSAWLs
A Arge ..oSk ard 'scdit assortment Ch.sper than
.v-r oe-rsd.
Gee pres snt 60 dsvtsuoe l-si.A
WET vRI>r- -6oosn ART h,sasosd N1,in..
w f.vrs C3nshars. FsrH-',. Ticss Siznket.. Bo,is
.bos. a. Also nswNg-d Cons. Me-,los. A ps-ss
Ct.1re-ss s. DluEg-'' So Cr-'sir Dtmsss sor 's.e
81 fnf3 Sis-i " MATHEWS, g. Cataeu'e-.N
IOR ~AIk- Ia. s-1Ss sad hX,ures % e.ot ia
L store We. lDcst-4 ST. do.rs g',d h1sn-" TO
= customer = vii ~ sNi "a bafgan, II sppfei ~
. l}rsr Nl3 o.
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sRINE JOURNAL.
fNAi q a.. - Il Oah..l NV I'm M ~
MINIATURE .IssNac....rEis nRT.


IS 5....tS - Soes-sEsss MN "a
WATER....S Nov 80
r. s1eu B. e
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49, =. 1c.1.sIa pr.cSs
LIsr ~ -stcrs
l5g CsrPes 80 -sree-ply sESl
Erghsh Supe- ssSd Inperisl 10
Superior - 3, fvtii-a So.
C5..on CSrpes lEe4 yeoe4sn - 2sss
Oil E'0s1s 3, rsr-sf-v = s.
ETssh DO 50 Bruss-is co 80
r-s.e Covers s.. III ed R-s 20
AGe -,ts .a,s - Cheoel- 10 IA
a.rin.Fa- Alul0s-sr
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ANTHONY ! PLgECKER Auruonsos
| 4 nHrlaEk -AATHDNY I HLBEfK

ANTHONY RLEECktR, Aueuonso,
MORTGAGE aAIE.-ANrHONY BLgECk~
vi ER viii cell 81 pab1c suei.on on THURSDAY, Nov
y q u o'eocs A. mo hsfchans Efehsnss, ms. lngs
~ elegant hsorY house OF hs " w eO'. Of tifscsy
sni Seconds, To house 10 s. feet 10 inches 'font 90
he aysnus aud g. feet secood' snd bsih room, fn-
.hed ba.eTnani and unds'-eeer The ndins coat so
Aso 2sory brick .zpie upon ed loining lot. 70 f-et
'front.' and ~ ossp Toe house lot 10 ioo feet on Seo
ord At sui 81 f-e 0rcbe. on the avssas ard 10 bs rea
pasing IN all 80 fest Second Sale positive ~iths'A
pos Vor fauber pardeals,.s 70
nls ii. 1881 A J BLEECKER, Aaesiooeer, efo.dst
Wa n SHIRLEY, Agcnons-r
EROTRRtE-, LIQUOh-, FIXrCRts 90.
w THIS DAY Nov 81, 81 Oeloesf al ihs eornss
o. Wstsr and HJogOmery sts s,oes ard tru,.s Of bs
eOu1tsrs beer pump msssnr,s scales fehsersiofs
spices, lamps kegs. &c As" various other gooes 's,t
bls ror ~ III sfoe-rs Sal. posuVs 90 IL
AZ ] Hy0EHAr, AlcuOossr
TUESDAY, Nov 90 att 1coes al " Cornfs
I row, Cogmbls, bstsssr sacSstt and Union ss eoan
Brooklyn rsriOr Cosmbsr ard ktsn-n furniture nsn
csw sa.s positive without regard % Dsslbsf eS ln
HENRY WILLARD, Aseroneey ,,,-
THE BRIT STOCK OP NEW AsD pasuiv -
l AsLE CABIsvr WARE OFFEEtD Fph gAFI
WARS AT AUCTION -Tks enuf- sIars o' whnam
snap long aud fvonbly snovn 70 me ss~.Iofh 1'ons
a, one N oar hs.t manu f.erBrsrs OfesbiDs, wg.
fLARDL HUNT rin sell 90 IcEsoAI. Nov
. a. o. o,el1~. On bio pr.nsss tbe ssrns'rs Wv
,,og. o, he -o,psr Of Beeb mao snt>Ood ss
tn. p,bie a.. gitst 10 sIsGins hs goss on hooa$f
% . is.h ipst - psn "a " IA b. fesdy ~ oIoio1lyo
Cssl0gJe. r.n bs sS4 a. hsf 'aiesro"p' isi "ihan'
The .sis I'll be persmptOV TO ~ bigsss' addss.
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aos g. lc provisions of Aruce n. C1spts' = OF ne
o. nuui ruuce h-lebe s..r: tGEi meeting ~ men
u, O.. -s De uriu go ne Lec.are Room Cntor hs or
Mandsv ~ p. fcr purpose C c1oosil
t. OF seven o. u1miua.a ccef- fp5 tae ensuing
tDN AhD T. AZ ~ IN Hef+ 60
.r.H GA .rsf
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cELEsRAEEC SGEAPEsf
CARPET ESTABLISHMENT

In THE UNITED STATES 90 so|E3s
"'-~.- Anderson. Las.s show Ro oms /,
H"'@ss- Eoc Retail F2nihes and H0as-seePerI az
- =. -c.1.sle Pr.ccs
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EAHTED-Bya -es9=ctsr.e rr'--s.srt = "a. al -l
" non ia sarr7 % -.0ls Pa si cnsU o-rInsd 80
seams e.5. 0T 90 60 11 -sowors a. srs IAN -.
49,. css .vo days. -os F-.i-1 Apply - tlol 5e1--st
Z h. I IL
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tts.r chs.ye 81 ? us-. y r-1@r ot-e - Sr'io0-
ih@rs! I'D opportunity vii Del 2 - 'ie'c
printer 20 'oer-s y Tho co1c--r for7 -hieo M
.su REAP f.lr ard es., living young mar -
,ss,i eap;ts preferred A5i-eGL postpaid.
us sG.Tns1Tu : ? KELLY Bo.-G7, sis.-.
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ykfANTfn-Sr --rp-r-c,.- yv-ns .a.u-n 9 - a.
~ uc- &. rhsr1n-rrsd Burs- r. - s'0~rs' ho1'e
--a-s "a s--sH frr~ -..f- - 81 MIUerrT-'t -
uogt@ - P.tficss Clrr~1 ~
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N1TkSTED-As,ustor - cts-'1srrs.- ana waite
~ . vUg o. assi.t i- Washing a. tr'n'ng-tJ 20
sDsc ah'- yoll -otsi -.ih good e.y r-is-encs Apply
s CrLs-t.tL ID s.alrs C.n b zen ~ -
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-" AM: ricG= .nsIituJr.-FAEHEK's CLCs -AreS
u'Al mesUag ss,n he h-d Al tas neg ,ssOry, NJ 80
BsOsdWsy, on FBesdsy Nov g. =, room. suoj-rt' fof
::s-r..,on-The 6rAs,-ii ley; wheat and "a Cula--
sons valuable atoms all h~ rest Sirsns-rs
sr-.peci=ly invited Admission free 10 al nN l.
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sb.bOi'sd -a- r. ~ - sgr-' f--n iar o0f[Nr' col
srot..t q, de.irols Of obtsrings uSO0 r. --Ho's
ssis .to.- eitne. - F-f.er c-rE Ne 10 % bo't
,s.cr~ 80 - hs'tWr rrg e rneicep'!onsl.e Api
go 80 csSsd 90 James D. Jl, sc hafso1f- ~, ''
- - ~ laa u.
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IITANTfn-A situation 5T -e,v c9r-rfletf .i-.. %
~ Cranberry. % rsi' - isurdre-.. 10 ivsie
family. or 1soui doe. t1- hJls-~o-E 3-.i -.- ---
feTeuce. Ays7 q. - --r--v in- sukst'r- - IT,
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RakE cas- - FOR sale, usfiy respect
q .-~ SCI 80 --of shl- hustCCss person r-1'
% with Zoe Tea .nss. VIII e-sh c"p.4 u u" o."
S2oGn vi 80 ooros;e1tv - ergsge- '-iiuess
a. dom met witn. Address. postpaid, Tea, box ~
49, o. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-20
slIAITF0k>IA H9Lsts.cait

=. Z - d CkOhDk FFt MN . 40 ltspt9a y
k s,rls =. osrs scd y f hO1scg - c,ror
~ n - o. acy CtbsT 1srte; ., very ow rates
=. soa..s hsy- h-so Lisc spp-og- u! al sEsoTysly
roe 4et 81 Caior1i.rs ard Others Cal a. 81 Brood
nHlss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-20

LADY, frsioiug wi.141 o.- --i-f MS
\ Yors vi--s % @tac2s inre" o. Drr v"nnc s'~. Or
49,, - "a -t---- z 49, -h~.e opporrGities
h.~s been rerered rro-@ especs y IN Music Address
Education 81 FrsrsiEIi orinq1ife personally r'7@rs
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03

The memhets " tie W,nd,o, Car,n, NJ,
h'' f.'rC IH'wan~' Company are terea,
noticed hat. lo.owing as.c,,men,. have
heeo made br the Directors on all oota, ~,
force on lno DAYS following. first
August 81 Isis, one and ono halrof one
per cent
Aur9" oo'h, 1913, three fourth. of one
per cent
@ .'oosr 81. lsss, three fourrbs Of ono per
cent
Mixing Three per cent. ior he year eni,no
ApW .l-lp Sand percentage 10 be cas,
on me original amount of-a-h note wi,bout
reference o. endorsements made on .cconot
81 former assessments and 10 be paid tous
Treasurer Al 80 oai~s in Wood.io,k on or
before he first dar Of September non
The members Of he Companv remind
.e1 'h'' NJ a'ses'meni ~as made ia,i ,saf.
ans mat me foregoing - equivalent 10 on,
and ono hall per cent per annun.
J. A NIs,u. Trsa,vr.f
lnslHnce pfioe. Wood,so,k.
Jane - 1879 %
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03
Received This Day,

4 FRESH lot Of
Carmlnc Ink,
Hair Dye, for changing the color Of
NE hair from red or gray to beautiful Brown
or Black, Al.o lot OF
Torn'eAFs GENUINE criracl oT Sara
paula. winch viii be sold, Wh,lcssI. and
Real! al the manulclurefs prices.
ii. l.. SrrScrR
RnNanl LII, IL
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03

4 PPLlCNIlON wia ue made a,ihe ncIi
session Of The Legislature OF this State
tor an amendment of the charter of the Run.
hni ani Washington Railroad Comp.ny
giving sad company me putlcge of hullJ.
ing D branch or branches Of sal ro,d
sept sh, 1919, 9,,,o,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03
NOTICE.
Fine and Heavy Nhectings,

4 'OTION Narnl Hittius. Nlcliue an Wal
y ding rccci, cl aud tor .alc BY Dr.. Brit
Rutland, July 81 l,sig 80
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03
RECEIVED THIS DAY,

II III - ~ - ~
8 u a U ] 0 ~ 4 & Z
Ever ohct-I Tor sals 10 Ruuaud County.
consisting of
Emo Bath Paper Cream lA1 hand papct
4baia pens. Quarin Blanks. ditto bound 90
cioth Leather bound Memorandum. rut.
Mem, every ,au~iy.) Wrung Guua.. Ma.
sic Book. Wlank). Back. RED. Scarlet.
Blue, and InJehple Ina, Portfolios, Padded.
Cap and Letter. &c.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03

III lEltEAS. my wife, illuctt vs.. ma,
W leli my bed aud bolfc this Is to forbid
all persons hat0ering OF trusting her on nv
account as shall pay no debts Of her con
tracing alter This date
d. r. TAYLOR.
Pawlet. Sept. Oh. 1912. 3~ss
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03
Notice

heftnv gwen, thai an application wi
ue made ln tue next session OF the cen
era Assembly of tN, STATE. nfa ch,ue
l'f bank oi discount. Go he located lu Cas
TETON go The county uf Rutland
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03
Ancient Harmony Revived.

z 10 NO" On 1T0gIe CITv a. no KuI
- iaa4 CO. l'1lAsloie
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03

Making 2lo" for tho
wear, payment OF which asses,mcni. - re-
qnlrod to DO nude to the Agent, on or lie.
tore the T. lh ds' Of Augu., nett and unle,.
paid vii be returned 10 the Office as delIn.
quen1 for collection
by order of tho Directors
p T. JUNE. Treasurer
lnsurance Office. Brandon, July .. 1870.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03
Magical Pain Extractor.

nE
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03

ofVlirh may be found the largest stock
80 ihc market llote keeper, ami Ship own.
cts are respectfully invited TO call aud evan.
"f 3nu37
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03
Information Wanted.

Rutland, Jolly H.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
One Day Later From Europe.

NEW lOkh, July lOs 4 9. IVA
The news by Electric Telegraph contains nothing
definite as to Rome or Hungary. The late victory OF
the Austrians over the Hungarians was greatly ex-
aggerated. 1t seems that the Hungarians having
crossed the Waag. suddenly made a violent attack on
the Imperialists' position ond penetrated into their
centre. After a battle Of three days duration. with
two Imperialist armies. the Hungarians retreated to
their former position, but not without in the onset
having done considerable damage to the lmperialist
corps.
The Austrian Republican published a decree of
General Haymen, the Austrian ommander-ln-chlei
in which that military chieftain states that the inhab-
itants of The borough of Boscharkang having aided
and abetted the Hungarian insurgents in their attack
upon General Wies, he General Haymen,) orders
their town TO be burned and annihilated.
The Porte of Constantinople has refused to comply
with the imperative demand of Russia for the passage
of eighty thousand troops through Scrvia.
The latest news from Rome is that the French Gov
eminent had received a Telegraph dispatch announ-
cling that The French had occupied Mt. Orio, which
gives them command of a part of the city.
SARpNTA.-The Austrian garrison quilted Alexan-
dria on the 18th.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26

(erThe worst manifestations of human selfshness
are occasioned during the prevalence OF dangerous
epidemics. Panic freezes up every generous emotion,
as well as the reasoning faculties. A St. Louis paper
gives an incident which illustrates this in some de-
gree, viz:
"But Yesterday the ears of our citizens were pierced
with a thrill of horror by cries proceeding from a
worse than lonely hearse-a heGrse IN tchich the uid-
oD acas sealed, frantic and alone, beside the body Of her
deceased husband! The rapid wheels soon bore her
TO q distance, but her screams still echoed to the ear"
Such an incident could hardly occur in ordinary
times. Here is another instance:
A SAD SIGHT.-We saw at the Town Hall tins
morning, two little boys, one ten the other eight years
of age, named John and James Nocktoh. The young
err of the two is an unusually intelligent, sprightly
boy, and gives the following short history OF his fam
ily, which is corroborated by persons living near the
house from which they were elected. The family oc-
cupied a house at the corner of Ninth and Walnut
streets, owned by one Agen. Some four weeks since
the father died of cholera yesterday the mother was
attacked, and by friends carried to the hospital In a
dying condition. Last night Agen went to The house
and told these two little boys, the only remaining
members of the family, to "clear out, for he wanted
his house, He then packed up and carried on all
the furniture, turned the children INTO the street, anu
locked the door.
About twelve o'clock last night. Lieut.. Cozzens
heard of the transaction and sent a policeman IN
search of the children. The officer found the little
fellows c,ouched in a large field belonging to Mr..
Lucas, in the western part of the city, making a sup
per upon a dry crust Of bread which some neighbors
had given thcm-the only food they had eaten since
the night before. When taken to the police Office,
Lieut.. Cozzens ministered to their wants. The older
of the two seems to possess a very sensitive nature,
and weeps bitterly when talked to about the family.
st. Louis Union, July 10.