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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14

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or attic los IN
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One OF the Greatest Dis.
cOvcries Of the Age,

"W7Es HAIR RESTORATIVE,
A FtEELr VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Tor R':ioriag, BfaufJwng, 0eansing. Soft.
taf"g, and Dressing THE nam.
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WINDOW SASH
LA,pes 4 9h>Tss
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nikTfafR ufr aaa nriiTa
\ nee COM PANN
orsasisedia Hartford, csHn. sept, 1870
Invested capital, iOO,0o0
Geaofs, Agent fer vssmset,
l.. G.BiNGHAM, Wai,,oe
| Te ~hpn applications sesy he rent from az,
| part 81 the State.
| Ccutyh 0hce ~ this sseney. ga. side cf ,b.
coa.i House Square. Berilnsteu. Vi
n WARD, A. D.. Medical Examiner.
| Application. may be made b, s~y time ~ II,
eetcs or I" the feliewies named i'tr.on.. tscs,,
, \ Medical Easninsrs, y he viii inrni,h pa nth
.ts and any information ,ha, may be ,ics,red, i,
tNegsra to the &c.
RUTLAND COUNTY
! arrsrs II RThrsli. Coun,, Agent. Ru,lan ,
Etrt June, Brandon, e. A, iinci cock Pittsfor.
! chester SPENCER C.stletor. Zane, tno,,r,
chttendcn; Silss " ttodger Clarendon Biz.
Penitncy. DE. Nicholson, WaliinysforJ: Fay
cite Potter. Pswie,.
! brpic AIExANtSsRs-- fivvu.Pcrter RptIan nj
! " ~. Drar,, Pittsfnrl; 4 n en.iriek, PoDI,rsy
rs Iioushton Paviet; n SRuuen, clsronden
ID W Woodward, ssilcten; JOSIAH " Hall, Bran
Ion, John Fox, Wailingford.
BENNiNG ron COUNTY
,oJSrs. Bnels m & McEowen, County Agents
Pennington: " u Bstchrl~r Arlington; DAME
Roberts. Jr, Manchester, " X Dough 81, Shafts
! barry; CYRUS Arlington, Dorset
i'c!icii Eranin,ys. Luther Mosely, irliu~tor
Swif', Remington, iiDNeacham, sianchcstcr;
r johnson, >hai,,bury.
california LIE Risks,
| tax Gu at lower rates than by nny other co,nna N
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Look out for Coughs 4 Colds.

CoGEs HINE slEIP. a,tI e,t,I,itr'y
" tJ al psA sieisas q tLeif practice is ss.
tatsiclgsJ ~ hr lbs greAtest f<At3N trr
css..s. ~ ida Hfaaot ...s .tElsaa i,sift.,.;
'se'ssVs.ssa. atsa Ctsa,. ever 2iss rsrc,s. II
wac its ehsts en the human 'y,i,ta. Lrl
rr"a su,i 40 arloAi,iihg teeci- TLrre .,ir,l.-
stiY ~ rssas5y entSnt >ahisii has ottEircs. 4gga
- 'Hr'stle oastsits 80 C.sis hsri >.EIg.
hsaj sAsisss,e Anj istAi3 BY H. l., SFre 20
Aseui Tor the rfarrst.lf, sisa
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14

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Ws.sszrsn,e. Ns~eras~s ~. i--ss 81
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amps a. Britannia ware

4 SAHtE ct solar. taHphede and OIL
\ Ns"sins. Entry aud Lati Lamis.
tnisanpis toasc anl Tea Pots. Csstuts
Lamp. sc.
BARRETT & son.
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HsSsnsasfsf u sns eheasS.ss H,s.r- Ia
sSesSs. SsAYas. s.sI yAaaas ssss,
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14

STATE or VERMONT, be II remen..
Dtstf,ei Of Rutland. As. ! bereJ that at
4 special season. oi the Probate Court Of the
sad District IL kntlann, held at Rutland, ia
apd for said D's,f'c! on The 81 day oiUctobet
10 I~-rt
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14
took and PariOr Stoves

I)RtSS k.ulss, Porcelain kcttles, Hollow
- "a'e ND /n.-. ~ saie BY u. y. BELL.
Ru,land' Oct. 20 1850. II
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IHtE DANIELS ks. tS.t resolved -,f.
- sss ',sssAi a Tho ls,s.i sis!s- Losioa lls,
esss as GA.s, ss.es s.h ss ssia ~ 80 fa~r,
ffsess OF ~ letg
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NOTICE

gYTtiL sgssrti,srt hss tss, tec~''re >
.is,s s,siy 81 Ils'1 tssts etslsh. ~ ss.chrs
I'D Gs e.isssts psi,.ssrs Al.s tfssATtt'e'
a s.ts,s.. ,ny-ih y 80 gpo-i ssss''''a~ni Vi
Nsss. ar DAVID kikhALDft,.
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('St>i'f!'. totisc aud Bro~a Sugars Mo
- iss.' ''rnau,. aRd Bsg Coffee; Teas ~
sna b,i'. too tan.is ass. Lara Sperm aud
- hsi" Ni, L,n.~ea OH, White i.e al. Sc.
- -h5i~,si-. Nv barrett & son & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The United Worlsingmcn Of the Eleventh
W ard had another great meeting at Hermitage
Hall ON Friday evening last. A, w. Day was
called to the Chair and John Il. Marston appointed
Secretary. The Committee appointed at former
meeting to nominate Candidate to be supported
by the Workingmen of the Ward for Member o.
the Assembly, unanimously recommended the
name OF William V. Barr, which was adopted by
reclamation,
Mr.. Barr then came forward and addressed the
meeting, speaking at length on the importance OF
pressing upon the attention of Congress the Public
Land measures and reviewing the measure of
Labor Reform adopted by the Industrial Congress
Mr. Barr being asked whether he would vote for
free homes for the colored population, replied that
every man had a right to live and that therefore
the question was superflnous.
Mr.. John Cochran followed in an able speech,
going to show the Importance of adopting the
greater radical measures of Land Reform Tor the
better securing of the perpctnity OF democratic
institutions.
MIR. Agur, one of the Workingmen of POUCH
keepsie, who was present, addressed a few words
of encouragement to The Meeting, reviewing the
progress made by men in efforts to improve the
Race.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

Law, lately passed by Congress petition had
been referred by the Synod to the Committee on
Bills and Donations. aud the Committee reported
a resolution as follows
THAT the synod with regret the passage of the
late enactment bat while sympalsing in The trials ct their
colored brethren, would recommend them receive adj
wee from the Presbytees with which they are eyerally
connected and TO leave HE settlement OF the questOnas to
tieunconstituonality OF the law the civil tribunals
Dr. Hatfield proposed amendment which
had it been adopted would have gone far toward
expressing an opinion as to the injustice and
wrong done IN the passage Of the act alluded to-
The amendment was laid on the table. The reso-
lnton was adopted, after various efforts to ad-
oursl and to staye off the question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22
NEWARK ITEMS.

FIalB-At l0l O'Clock Friday night fire broke
out in the press shop of Roberts, Eagles Co.
Coach lamp manufacturers, in the rear Of l6 Me
chanicst The main building was uninjnred but
the presses were considerably damaged. Loss
not extensive.
LARGE IuMr or tfoLD.-At Messrs. +. Stewart
& Sons Hotel, we understand that there is
lump of gold said to be the largest yet brought
from California. 1t weighs So lbs. and is repre-
scented to be entirely pure, with the exception OF
a small portion OF quartz which adhered to 1t from
under the rock. It Vas found near Cooma, Alta
California, about 3 feet under the surface OF the
ground, between two qnartz rocks very near each
other both rising abont 20 feet above the surface
of the earth The estimated value is $4,000
daily Advertiser, 18Th.
PnAcHEs.-New-Iersey sent into the City of
New.York during the Sc ason, 1896, 500 baskets of
peaches, which sold for about s35OO00.
RELIGIoUs-A Methodist protracted meeting
is in progress at Bordentown, and much religious
excitement prevails.
TEMpERAScE.-The was a gathering OF the
friends of Temperance at Washington Hall last
night to hear L. NJ Fowler, Esq. the distinguished
Phrenologist, on cold water theme.
E~ Toms River, the County town of the new
Ocean Couoty appears to be growing with great
rapidly The Signal states that large number
of dwellings are in course of erection, the first
story of the Court House is completed and they
are building new lattice bridge across Toms
River. There are also two large class schooners
on the stocks nearly completed
VENERABLE DoMEsT1c.-Among the deaths an
nounccd at Shrewsbury, on the 18th ult was that
of" Betty aged % years who was faithful do
mestc in the family Of Tyler Williams, deceased,
upward Of 50 years.
The MoMmouM Democrat says that a
Catamount was shot within two miles OF the
village of TOMS River, on Saturday last, by Mr.,
Ganet Bailey, while hunting coons. 1t measured
s feet inches in length and feet inches in
hight 1t is said to be the first animal of the
kind ever killed in these parts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22
V7EN THOUSAND CURES and NOT

Il SINGLE FAILURE DR.. HASTINGS COM
POUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA, celebrated throughout
Asthma Decline Splitting Of Blood Night Sveats Difficult
Breathing Coughs Colds and ai diseases OF the Chest ana
Lungs -,
lief upon the hrst sppicanon and by repeating few
times a permanent cure is effected
The PROPRIETOR therefore, only recommends ms NAP
TIA SYRIfP but warrants cure He warrants II 10
MI n1pedments which reart the free circulation OF the
blood he warrants il open the internal and external
pores Of the body and eject all the obnoxious particles
which have accumulated III the SYSTEM he warrants II as
CURING DISEASED LUNGS,
Hectic Fever Night SweHts, Dyspepsia. Liver Complaints
Pain in Chest aud Aena; and he warrants II to arrest me
formation of herces the gs, and 10 heal those already
most positive confidence cure, tor It's great seat OF
action s in the Lungs which II penetraes IN all directions,
purifying them ofeyeryhng obnoxious III It's progress ard
which fapped according 10 directions cannot ia TO leave
in perfect healthy condition. - -. :. . MAY.
DIX HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTiA
is highhv recommended Ivy the Medical Profession Iha
eminent Physician Dr. Mon OF Newfork says " That as
Pulmonic Remedy 1t cannot be too highly praised uf;
Arnod ofthe Marine Hospital savannah; Dr ware OF
Liverpool England Or Boyd Of Lancaster pr Hamilton
of Bath md those eminent publications. the London Lam
Get the Medical journal. aud Brathwaes Retrospect All
accord IN it the mOst convincing cernhcaSs Oh Its
In this country it has been used win distinguished sue
cess -, . l.,
None genuine without the written signature OF VI n r.
HARRISON on the wrapper, Price 81 per ootue, or SIN
bottles for s. Principal Office Isl Greenwlch-st New
sold in Newark by & Vun Buskira. in Albany by O.
Frohinghnm in Boston by Reading Co. m fmauelpma
by Zciber Co Thirst below Chestnut ana IN nalumore
by 5. $ HanCe. u,c
sold in New.York by r NJ Guion, l57 Bowery; NC
Sanders S25 Bowery; John b. Dodd, I'll Broadway anc
Codington sos tindson-st. or lNtuth&o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

LuNArlc AsYYLuM.-At the meeting OF the SUI
pervisors ON Friday, Mr.. Berry, from the Commit
tee ON the Lunatic Asylum and Hospital read
report from that body, transmitted in accordance
with previous resolution Of the Board. From
this document, which contaiued several valu
able suggestions, beside statistical nntorma
tlon, 1t appears that from the LIST of Aug 1880
there were l46 patients IN the ASYLUM, of which
number 63 were males and So females. During
that time 20 were discharged cured. ) have i'm.
proved have not improved, Il have died, sent
to Wards Island, leaving 81 patients AT the last
date, There at present %, Of the whole mum,
Der above mentioned, s. We're lunatics from Kings
County - were lunatics not County charge 8
were lunatics from other Counties and were Ia.
aa'lcs sent at the expense OF the Commissioners
o. Emigration The report concluded with q re-.
eommendation that Medical Board be establish.
cd to have supervision of the medical treatment
pursued at the Asylum, the appointment to such
hoafd to be honorary and the service far the pre.
sent g,atuitous
SYNOD or NrS.YoRK AND NEW JERsrY.-Tbs
eody concluded their labors on Saturday last The
principal business transacted was the dincusson
Md passage OF a resolution on the Fugitiye Slave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22
MEDICINES.

a. SPENCER'S VEGETABLE PILLS.
~ The OLD EST4BLlSHED, WELL APPROVED,
UNRlNAI4LED MEDtCtNE.--rROGgh compounded not
Of the far-ieched Drugs OF ihe Ea, (a ons sy give
their medicine ropu'afou bni OF l'e vegetables -four
own cline; yel the compound 80 hsppig arranged that
no on, get upan artci. ai entirely The de-
Ina1d of or nature relief or preventive Of disease,
fIpy,gh purifier uflhe bu0i-thv life of man; perfectly
md, AZ al lines and under al circumstances, and II taken
promptly a Physicial viii rarely need be csiie1
Their Dlr,ine nature not only ~ curing humors
,pd a Diseass arising from impure state OF me Blood,
but tfa. those ,sho Them Freely nave no ATTACKS nom
FeyeTs. 80 ,.,,,.,,ur
Cures pain arising from Tie most OF causes SteF' Hes'
Thoue N higher priced boxes than uos other Pills yet
cheaper than all.
Any one having taken them according TO directions With
our benefit can have their money refunded
Wholesale Agents 4. B. & D. SANDS in New YORK,
WIN BAIL Ely in Brooklyn. and Fade, IN Providence
For sale by most OF The dealers in medicine throughout
the Union.
O22 iawiWF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

Guided The Of the parties III the tnle must %
taken INTO consideration ard II must not be an atlef lole
The furnishing party mayawRys aTa himself OF ie''ets
in making the contract or giving notice to mai e1ec
these precautions Onitte would BE dong -
lnnoceu; parties 10 enforce hen
In another decided in tIis Court Il WIS not Snow
that exclusive personal credit had been gwen 10 me oi
<rs hulhe evidence showed taai the cdi was gwen ~
the snip Tie evidence his Is ihat II never VIZ
gwen the ship but TO the bu.Aers personally ana eXc
ivey The essential element IL case Nyaning Alpf4
Dismissed with costs.
HQ6tdS Corpus-A German eanan, named Zell arrest
-i deserer from the fiumnnrg1 bark Frnkln vas
broI gt before Judge and his liberation de1naIldel LA
treaty SAYS when shall appear BY the Shipping arlcis VI
he regularly executed Tint HE seaman iornei par
me crew. he shall be delivered OH board, &c Ihe cap
ainlf the vessel though asserting b Gould show ~ nave
formed part the had shipping articles to pro
duce, ayering That they IN hFmhlrgh A. the sL
ping articles The OF e voyage appearing To pe auy
eXetued hv the party himself were not 50 presented, lle
Judg ordered that The seaman should be discharged
MARlSE CoURT.-Before Judge Lynct--I'Aer
& Crane IS EalterJ Fitch and U'n.. CraftTo recover
damages on tie verbal warrantee Of horse, bought for
$50 and warranted 10 be sound with the exception ni me
loss of sight OF the left eye @a subsequently, discovered
that the other eve detective caused 1t was sad, ny
wolf teeth Synonymous with eye teetl} Which had been
drawn. but roofs broken of and left; Tie effect OF when
is to press upon the Of the eye. h Ase. and ul
nae!v blind II denied that the horse injured
at the time OF being sold but that il was so afterwards
by oycrdrawing &c Verdict for plaintiff, $40. For paIb
tiff Messrs Hoffman k North; for defendant MI SKATER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

CROroH AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, Rotunda Psrh, Oct. u
" letp-To SEWER BUILDERS-seaied Proposals. Rd' f,ed
Proposals Threenthste viii be rsceiy d at ths
Office Of the cotou Aqpedgct until Friday the
October o'cock p NJ build seaer 49, st. from point
100 fee, Of ID 70 and ak Avenue
with the stfeet eus s6od l59a feet Tbs panand
specifications tie ~or. aud all information obtained
application 10 the Contract Clerk oHca NICHOLAS
DEAN, President CYoton Aqueduc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22
CARPETTNG.
IMPORTED CARPETTNGS

EXPORTED CARPETINGS for the
-fFALL TRADE-SMtTH * LOUNSBERY are now
receiving lhr supplies for the Fail Trade, consisting OF
ROYAL TAPESTRIES, BRUSSELS. IMPERIAL,
THREE-PLY. y ard other CARPETlNGS, CON-
prsing one Of the largest complete aad desirable
sortmeHts ever offered in ilis market
Their purchases being made entirely for CASH affords
them advantages III making selections thai but lew possess
and enables Them 10 sell al the lowest possible prices
English Tapestry Carpet, from lis 10 As per yard.
English brussels Carpets from 5 10 los per yard.
English lIlTee-piy Carpets from Is 10 los per yard
American lhree-ply Carpets from Is TO 9s per gard.
English and American Superhne ingram Carpets, from
Js TO = per yard.
English and American fne Ingram Carpets from Is
PER yard
Also large stock Of English and American FLOOR
OIL CLOTHS, from , feet 10 a feet wide
D9t GGETINGS, 81, 81 RI and ID. wide, with
coI0e assortment Of all other goods connected with the
trade. equally low SMITH < LoUNSBERRY,
ola ~ f+9 PeaFl-st 9th Carpet Store from ChathaInsL
NN45LISH CARPETINGS AND OIL
A4CLOTHS- PETERSON Il HUMPHREY, 80 Pearl
ST ALadsou offer for sale OF the most extensive
and eegan stocks OF Carpeung &c 10 De found IN the City
'D'''1e' RICH VELVET AND ADMINISTER,
which in style quality, coors and designs, unsurpassed
and will be sod a prices rliinous to ne trade
TAPESTRY AND BRUSSELS.
In extent stock cannot be equaed and for variety
cannot be eXceed, and price full per cent less than
'''' ENGLISH AND AMERICAN THREE-PLY.
This description OF Carpets have made such arrange
rrents with The importers and manufacturers that
prepared all times furnish the iest and best designs.
INGRAM CARPETS.
Our stock of Low Priced Carpets never better, and
selling at prices varying from S TO 6s per yard
OIL CLOTHS
in endless varieties exceedingly rich, varying
width from p feet and selling with all other choice
goods found in Carpet Stores. full ten per cent less than
other establishments, prove which call is solicited.
au22 2mis1 &TuF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22
IIARDW ARE.

Z WOOD, 237 Watcr-st. New Y ork.-
-AAe STONES! STOVESl--It is now admitted by all
who have used This celebrated Stove that far exceeds any
now in for heating parlors, stores offices, halls We
The subscriber has also constructed COOk-STOst on
the same principle both of which cannot be surpassed for
economy OF ue cleanliness, and durability So confident
is the undersigned Of their superiority that he offers TO re-
fund the purchase money IT, after trial OF two weeks me
Stove should not prove satisfactory
the ue burnt iii this Stove it being entirely new and pro-
nounced by some the best Judges the best for giving heat
and the time the most economical III iue OF any
stove A few OF the many improvements are
here forth:
They iuye no CRATE in the bottom he coal resting upon
solid srnce No cold air is admitted 10 deaden the tre
. The heated before reaches the fire. by passing
through chamber consequently the coal Is all con-
sumed.
g. II air-igt and constructed that II needs no rak-
ing from dust, and can escape INTO the room
T. 1t economical; the application OF the heated air, in
connection with the fact thai It cannot be disturbed by rak-
ing causes acompete combustion OF the could principle
never before obtained in stoves.
Silver Medal has been awarded this Stove ut the last
Fair OF tie American Institute.
The subscriber deems unnecessary to insert any OF the
numerous testimonials he has received in favor OF the above
Stove but can produce them with any reference that may
be required lo2i lml l.. WOOD, 81 Waterst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

XN7HAT NEXT! THE JOURNEY
w MEN TAILOR'S COOPERATIVE UNION TAI
LORING ESTABLISHMENT, l3t Nassau-st door South
OF Beekman open for business and public inspection
They invite their fellow artisans and citizens to choose
garment from Il SPLENDID STOCK of FALL and WIN
TER GOODS. Every garment is WARRANTED 10 FIT
and made in the most fashionable, durable style We say
in word, come and what working mechanics have
done can and will do. OLD I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

Cr,roA Houss NEw.YoRk Collectors Office, Oct. g. 1880
DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE till
OF Romer shoa New York Harbor and
10 be completed months from the date Of acceptance,
agrecably to the following specification, w: ,
Tho Beacon 10 be constructed OF ron " 10
formed wrought piles IT feet long and inches IN
diameter attached Mtches patent screws OF eet diameter
The the center and eight on the
o- Of an octagon of go dametern three piles,
which are to be sand of the shoa as to
be- fitted cast iron ube-the central vertical the others
conca INTO two parts concent to each inner
cap being keyed 10 tho center ubee OUTER cap shutting 1o"n
the inclined and fastened thereto by os ana
tubes cast with ebowand they are u be- III
the lower ends inches external dssteraperngt
the upper ends with thickness oil
ncbs the junction OF those tubes with The hsads OF he 'cfsw
piles, periphery bars representing thu sides tue ocso
extending another add keyed INTO pockets cast on
the ends OF the uos-uese hars 10 De OF
dameterasO to De eight radla ties from s 70 e
plekeyed INTO pockets cast on the tubs ana mo
socket the center ube-theee rai ues " 10 VI
wrought three inches In damesrj all the goS ana " " 70
ihre thick inches of depth on me me OF ata
Also round Tousht ron ATTACHED
bottom OF the tubes they attached hook and aye bolt
dmeu'ons aod set up with turn na zap VI
tube with iiucst on tuos oil
inches dneter thick fee, long having Two feet
oat cap On this TO be attached at the Top setcfcu
through freely four beng set al right angles TO each
other appear OF mile ooe and this form IS
the rad shoathe marx OF tha being square cage OF e "ort
globe danster sufficient u make distinct
ly miles off as black ball
All the castings IN perfectly sound and free from
flaws wrinkles all the onts 10 be carefully tilted and hrny keyed
The the Beacon to be 50 feet above the snacs Of the ho
high water, and line drawn from IL top will
tangent 70 the horizon al the distance OF 74s miles.
The will be required to INTO bond with
security double the OF the coatrac the
stfuctare sba years compilation
aad that the Beacon ha be visible At The distance Of Ava
mils5
OILS M II MAXWELL. Collector, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

MEMS and BOYS CLOTHING, whole
" snIp md retpiI. Mt VERY LOW PRICES The sub
scriber, JACOB VANDERBILT 81 Fulton-st invites his
friends and the public his Fall and Winter siock 3i Go
inc U.birh consists of over 10000 READYAfADE GAR
MFNTS equal in every respect TO me best custom VOTE
Also over 500 pieces of FASHIONABLE GOODS, whch
Wi, he rndc 70 order in STYLE that be surpassed.
Your patronage $ respectfully solicited.
o8 lmeod JACOB VANDERBILT, 81 Fulton-st