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~eriMPoRTANT CURE-@

OF all the cares that have been recor-
ded, there are certainly none equal to
the first mentioned, which plainly shows
the durability Of consumption even in
some Of its worst forms.
JEFFERSON Co., La. Feb. 81, l849.
Messrs. Sanford & Park Gent -
This is TO certify that my wife, Nan.
cy Dokony, has been in a declining
state Of health for the last two years.
Her disease bafied the skill Of the best
medical aid could herphysici.
ans pronounced her disease "ConsumP.
lion 10 the last slage,'' and said that her
recovery was past all human hopes. As
a last resort, with very little hope, |
procured Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher
nv. Altar using a few bottles, found
10 my agreeable surprise that her health
was improving rapidly. She IS now so
far recovered as TO be able TO attend TO
attend 10 her household duties, without
suffering any inconvenience. HerFap-
id Improvement and present health war
liant me in the belief that she will soon
be entirely restored,
RHODES DoHoNY.
State. Or Indiana, Jefferson county, IS
/, James H. Humphreys, a Justice Of
the Peace, IN and for said county ane
State, do certify thtt the above named
Rhodes Dohoney, Subscribed and made
oath 10 the foregoing c srliicate before
me. The 9Th day Of February, l849.
JAMKs NJ. HUMpHREYs, J. P2
TO THE PUBLIC.
I, Jacob Green Of The county Of Jeu
nings and State Of Indiana, do hcreb,
lnstly, that nihe early part Of last sea
.son was taken with q violent cOugt
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THE sTATE OF MIssIssIPPI,

Madison County.
BY THE PROBATE COURT OF SAID COUNTY,
March Term, 1850.
THE estate OF B. l.. Barnes, decd,
having been reported to and declar
ed by said court insolvent; Notice is
hereby given to all persons having
claims against the estate Of said deceas.
@ to present the same to the undersign-
ed, on or before the Cd Monday of'Oclo-
Der l850,or their claims will be forever
barred.
By order ofthe court.
j. T. CAMERON CIR.
March Is 80 27 6m
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NEW GOODS!

ENHE subscribers have just received
= from New Orleans, a large supply
of FANCY and DRY GOODS, for the
Wimter. Among them are high and
loo priced goods for Ladies' Dresses,
Pertumery, Shawls, Shoes. &c. &c.
For Gentlemen-Coats Pants, Vests,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, OvercOGis, &C.
Also, Glass, CrOckery and Hardware;
Domestics, Cassime,es, BrOadcloths, Gas
Sinetts, LinSeys, &c.
All which they offer verv low for cash.
Call and see. SOMMER g. co.
Oct 6, 1849. Aft
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The tcstTongdy ever kHown to man
Tor Coughs, Asthmas Colds, Groups,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Bleeding al the
lungs, Difficulty OF Breathing, Liver
Affections, Pains or Weakness of the
Breast or Side, First stage Of Consump.
ton, &c
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Marshall Sale.

Officers OF Court prl Circuit court United
Hayes and Hayden,( States, Southern dis
vs.. g. PTS 6tn[ !.ict Of Mississippi, to
Hoover & Caldwell May term, 1850.
10y Virtue ofthe above stated writ Of
ID IS pls. fla, to me directed rom the
honorable Circuit court Of thu United
States for the Southern district Of Mis-.
slssippi,i will sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash. on the 4th
Monday, 92nd Of April, 1850. before the
court house door, in the town o fCanton,
Madison county, Mississippi, within the
hours prescribed by law, the following
described property, to wit; One negro
girl nam ed Jane. Levied on as the pro-
perly Of ThomasB. Hoover, and will be
sold to satisfy the above stated case for
costs. THOS. FLETCHER.
april 6 80 Mar. Sou dist. Miss.
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Tailoring.

THE subscriber has commenced the
the Tailoring business on the South
West corner Of the public square in the
building formerly occupied by CALI
ham g. GiIlespies, where he soIicits his
friends and the citizens generally to ia.
vor him with their patronage. By good
work and reasonable prices he hopes
to gain a fair share Of business,
J. M. FANSHER.
January 26, 1850. 2O-ly
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TO THE PUBLIC.

l. Jacob Green Of The county Of Jen-
nings and State Of Indiana, do hereby
Justify, that 10 the early part Of last sea-
.son was taken with q violent cough,
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THE VERNON Mar
Thursday & ClSsE
Sunday, II A, N. Moaaj
FidaL
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Mr. President, only Is that proposition grossly
with the constitution, but the other which under
takes that State shall be admitted into this Union
which shall prohibit by its constitution he existence
the United States. Sir hold IL 10 he fundamental prin.
cipe OF political system that the people have right
themselves every State sbou TO become member OF
this Union has right form its government
ploascs and that in order to be admitted Is but
qualification, aud tbats thai the government shall he
publican There Is provision to that effect but
u results from that important section which guarantees 10
every Stale In this Union republican form government
Now, sir, what proposed? u Is proposed from vague,
indefinite, erroneous, and dangerous conception OF
private individual liberty to override this great
liberty which the people have OF framing their con-
situation Sir the right OF scfgovernnent the part OF
course OF reasoning the right OF community State
to selfgovcrnmen And yet sir, there OF such
delicate feeling the subject Of lbertymen who
possibly bear what they call slavery In section Of the
country, although slavery an institution in
dispensabe for the good Of both acesnsn so
ON this point that they ready strike down tho higher
maintain the absolute right OF individuals every posi-
BILE condition TO govern themselves
So much for onntervention, now and formerly; and
think that may claim to have fully vindcated II by
authority, IL moi by argument
Whilst occupy the foor, will proceed TO notice for
moment certain letter which has appeared in the last
number OF the New York Herald for the purpose OF
cuation OF late. In the letter to which am alluding IL
s stated that my course here Is condemned by my own
constituents and various circumstances are alluded to
proving that fact Well. sir this be the case have
yet TO ind 1t out know very well that certain worthy
editors in my State have OF late censured my sup
Of opinion that public sentiment in Mississippi is in
condition altogether unfavorable to With the evi.
dences OF contrary state OF things in my possession,
shall have but little to say touching this delicate point,
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the SCOPE oil its inquiry as any member may wish There
is act for the punishment OF such offence in mil
itaTy CODE The rules and articles OF originally
enacted during revolutionary struggle, and they
now substantially what they were then. They neither
foresee such an offence nor provide for IFS punishment
presume il never occurred to the trainers OF that code
that an officer OF the American army would assume the
high functions OF civil government, the appointment Of
all officers, the direction OF public affairs, and would
summon the people together by his authority form
State constitution and government Like the lawgiyers
OF antiquity, not believing the offence possible, they
neither provided for lis prevention its punishment
Who could have supposed that this day, and in this
country such spectacle Of military assumption would
have been exhibited While the questions arising GU.
OF our Mexican cessions are occupying the hearts and
thoughts OF the American people, and engaging the at
tenton OF their governmentwhile, indeed they have
been the great subject OF our consideration during seven
months oil the session, presenting embarrassmens never
before known TO our hIsory-sudieny officer OF the
army appears in New Mexico and, cutting the Goran
KNOB have been unable to unlIe summons the PEG.
pe Of New Mexico 70 form a Stale consultation, and
apply for admission into the Union. He casts aside
dIsregards all the difficulties which have long per.
picked us--the question OF numbers of races OF moral
and Intellectual condition. and of an unsettled boundary
and in true military style marches directly to his object
WE'LL SIR II we are prepared for this, prepared o
Of the army may choose to take upon himself. from
bIevet second lieutenant to the commanding general
The Official title oil this officer, announced by himself
minds Of the palmiest days Of Napoleon when military
rule swallowed up every other rue but al this day az
officer who should thus TO act in France would re-
tam his commission only I'll the facts Of his case should
reach the government
Mr.. SEWARD. have no objection TO The passage Of
this resolution but il strikes me, the same time, thai
Is exceedingly strange in its scope and objects, ana
character II relates to the conduct OF military officers
believe that there rules and articles OF war; By winch
every possible offence that be committed by officer
OF that character be tried and for which he can be
punished believe, also, there is power in the Exec
utlve which can reach offenders At the same time,
is to be borne In mind that what is alleged be the as
sumption upon the part OF the governor Of New Mexico
y not novel transaction The United States took upon
themselves very extraordinary and peculiar situation
with regard TO the Territories OF the United States
Congress- failed TO make anypovision for their govern
ment Some government must exist There was gov
ernment-a military government-established upon .ne
acquisition of the Territories by the Executive, and pro-
ceeding under the direction OF the Executive which was
exercised BY subordinate military officers in CafomA
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healthy property Of ID tsn 1874 10 1875, and the
same ainssltiss and smbarrassnsats have svsrssksa
these engaged which every other branch Of Industry
has fsn tine 10 time experienced, AFTER period Of
artificial iAAatsu and unwarrantsa enlistment The
railway mania which ragged 10 sush sxtsnt through
out ths DATED States and for several yssrs pre-
vious to 1s49, gave the impetus 10 the iron mAna
featuring business, which Is likely to result ruin
ersly to all ssnserasa. The sasr.sss demand
in Great Britain gave abundant employ neat 10
all The manufacturers OF that country and left
domestic demand almost entirely to oar domestic
manufacturers This rapidly inflated prices and large
profits were realised competition eommsncsd, and
the business rapidly absorbed capital and credit. Ar
rsrssmspts we're made for supplying permanently
demand three four times greater than before
experienced and entertained the FIRST thought
of reverse In Ike trade Of tho effect Of composition
or probable collapse in the railway spsoustisus OF
the time. Our people rushed headong they usually
do, into such movements, and We reapng the
bitter fruits Of their folly In Great Britain similar
results have been realized but the immense capital In
vested In that country compared With this, enisss,
or rather eompss those engaged in the business to
continue in operation. at moderate loss rather
than suspend entirely at greater sacriicss This
counts for the low prices at which the manufacturers
Of Crest Britain continue to furnish the article, and
the utter impossibnty OF successfully competing
with them.
During tho height Of the railway mania in Europe,
prices for rails up high, that the railroad
rarss Of this country compelled to pay as high
seventyhvs and eighty dollars per ton, and they
were therefore induced TO enter into very large
tracts for the delivery Of rails ~ those prices Many
OF these contracts covered period Of several years
and ,or the purpose Of fulfilling them compa MES were
formed capital advanced and fsrges and furnaces put
up solely upon the profits anticipated from this single
article Of manufacture 10 settled that rails for
which contracts had been made pay s77 SO per ton
could be made for S65 SCI So clearing profit OF $40
per ton, which on twenty thousand tons would net
100000 This profitable business did not escape the
eye attention Of railroad directors and capital
was at once forthcoming to carry out the project In
the course Of year two after the auufacture Of
railroad iron under these contracts high
prices 1t found that the increase Of facilities for
manufacturing in the world ut large had outrun the
demand, and prices commenced depreciating. This
brought us at into competition with Great Bri-
tain, and our manufacturers found 1t impossible to
form new contracts the consequence Of which was,
that as soon they had FULFILLED those hand they
had to suspend work At daily loss From seventy
five and eighty dollars per ton, prices have down
to forty and forty ave and get any quantity
Of rails landed docks ct prices exceed $45
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.
LOST.

LOST.
II osr-oN FRIDAY TIE 7trH INSTANT, BITwEEN
chsmbers street. sad ths Atlantic Stables pair Of Csid
Spsctacs with tho owners OF the bows-sue
10 have been dropped omnibus the
The Under will be literally rewarded by leaving them
once.
II osT-oN TUESDAY. THE 18th INIT. TWELVE
IL Of the horris Canal asd Banking Company
Eight rs roy dollars each, Nos IS, and s The And.r viii
be rewarded BY leaving them the once % Geo K Ssar
Swa street Payment has been stopped ~ shs once 81
the company, jersey City.
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WAsnING.

I SOLD EXACTLY 10000 on NY BOOKS or ISsTRUC-
ton at oclrct on Tuesday LAST thsn made ~
fo 70 sell 5000 eope. more viih. tire, msuths from
"wednesday AZ and that out % The lOp cuetomer
rot enc shculd te dss,fsd mtan 20 yin ny Natcr To
az ~ nust sell SEA ssy. This nay appear larss
numtsr bnt csn Do H. Recollect, cheaper than
~. rnleirE yarrssed no, 70 iniurs The ineui ths
vfhirf. vhieh formerly cccupied twelve kourt vss
over ssf.re beakfsst" This IL irue. she money
d. ~ ..,s a, ~ ~ sc 10 ens ~ Sasn-
'.rest y % -hem so-s can ths genuine arti-
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HORSE ron sAIE-A D,sK cntSSrr L,py
100000, D.,


lnnent 81 has teru ns rgdiy 'tisi sos.-
fifc ard practical ths Inian Az. vorfs.s
tshcst snt finest judges u ihe hor-@ oth.v
nt'er e general nsture tske pleasure proud
81 tre honor, o. rcferf W. IA. rudd sur o,r
tfis and nFuis 81 Veterinary Hiram Wood
rlG, lsfac Woodruff. William Ntesisa William 70 spsrh.
Willard J. Reed I@sis q. gers. sioond Jones. wilii.n,
,oyas A,eoh S'erendy ~ John " gstaeid Geo. Burnstt
g. Hath-rn. MT Harfinytob. VIII seiv 40 ~
veterinary department nessrs Kim
establishment ArnsF their iureae ausier 81 horses he
SAYS sitter every other .ree fs this grsat rsmsdy
does ~ they rqrire OF AZ. s sondrfui u~rortv aver
~ other remedies offered Cor sale or the h9rse M
~ heals Az manner of sores cut trks BRUISES and
rorhs them daily " che CHE tnstsntansoasiy ssd
n -. eases freaks NJ The ssv.s BOTTOM per-
terms AZ entire cure IN few dsyuttethe foreign
ufnE ard ~ soon A. horses tsss
=, "a having hlled &c via r,sonous drugs In
acttion % he above keFr gans pay Brefhers, IN
ga stout Their mammoth tstais have used IN the
a tcur yetre Af hrt.lcs 1ey that has
ired - cure Hesye AMI all other ane q 81 the horse.
" there any who issed daub they viii tive %
rpty calling ~ fte shve. These are rot ids
ssrticns hut az indsfufse fe- not - B. ss sside
NJ BOte q The sfre anf cenvincisx prsofs 81 its
useainss sheut ffy sticss hsve tess strodsecd
al ending 90 b. surefins hsv failed each sn-
ecf fen having ksuE for their tsres sai shat s
ccrsorf end cc,rnr - NJ SO e~st frisnis
srd ifst fssf certainly
ear ~ srn Gifts vorterui i've properties Any msr-
vho viii call on ~ ke ~ hs central depot a.
he fails satisfy The. IN every r~-pect sols IN very
isgA bottles eontaninr es the other
ofsred ~ - cents each. a. - dorer by
ds5uc,ior nsfs flr Pearl ssrs.t saa
Tie nruTess snd esass generally shreughsut the sisy
sEd sounny. Ne. et Brssavsy
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RAILROAD.

CAnDEr AND ArBoy RAILROAD LIEs ron
fhilss.rh,s a. e,clesa n, s,d half ps,i o'ei.sf
v. ~ ~ stsambost JOHN POTTkR daily srs.Vt-
- re. I.sr No Nsrss River Pare kss elias ssrs 81
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REWARD,


Place. during tho night Of the 7h Nay Inst Of
ss Iii oi Il. S.ns d CAP. Sssf ssTs o.s.
i.r ,,:S,iss: q Alsarss. fer ,s !o-ig a:.s.
,,i. Co. Sss r. s..:d Y.srs,r y s ss 49,
$sSn: e: sls f:'s AyI o. Lee
l6h 1850. 81 nonths not. Of Gsu,.r Tor s2i< a-oo.
s,s Sio dated Nay s.h $50 81 % S.y. note q ysns.
nutehing Tor So dated Nay !th $50 81 days I've notes
.ss sSs ss 3: 81 81 s ts.s M s 3
dsysi % ou,rin for $50 dated April alh, lo
sodsy. not, Of o.,,sr for slo eeo s.'sd April ah.
100 ~ months not, o. L. Msd. for 500 dated March
Tth. isto, nenthr so,s Of willlsn Pdss FOR $50.
Tor sOL dated msy l5th 1870 - ~ days note Of . noy.
fr s7,s dated Nay p -; % days note q D. Hoy, ier
Ing r.ssips II cisri bots. fSr note. sspoa,ei sis
hem Tor esi:e,iOn ~ vs.s.ins Held. Tor $50 y,
rsr.ss. ar. ssaiS. rssas saving or assc.
AZ Ware 81 G .1s i,.ss n.Ss ,:,, sgrsa
return Ct the pocket boSi and % all n. contents.
HOwIAND \ CHAsE
No New street, eorner Of Wall
~ theky spotted seitsr Dog. lie ha, scar "a his
rsht under syed; vss lsst 10 the early n April Any
r.'en irving Information where be detsnea shall receive
Apply At Sl Brocme street two doors below lie Railroad
OK REwARD-IosT on LAST FRIDAY WHITE
We Poodle Dig hsr shsyet oH the shoulders Any
returning him 20 M Cowan stables ~ Mercer street
vii receive %. above reward.
g = REwARD-Iosr, ON TUEsDAYwAr e BLACK
O and yellow Spanish setter Dog. months sld. kavas
BE cut ts whole length luv person hin
Mr. tnsde - Uhioa place, - receive iAs above reward
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FIVE ARTS.

NATIONAL AckDrsr OF DrsIcN-TuI Twksry.
fb Annual Exhhities 10 nov oven a. abe r.lisrr,
eo Broadway opposite Bcrd street from A NJ untl 10 r.
Adittancs rs sent-seasos Tickets 80 ossts-ottalcgues
1sS cents.
nAGuERREOTYPE rLATvs. -LIWIs L. FISHOpr
~ Tstes acknowig~f superior ell othsrg sale bf
VICTOR BISHOP. ~ Maiden Laos.
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WATERING PLACE.

CuEsTIR or YELLOW SPRINGS CHESTER COUN-
~ ", fennsylvsnisrbis ssteusvs ss,Nb,rment having
been thoroughly hed up place ~ for the
promotion esth viii be opened fr sbe rse.p.ion 81 vs
ters on the Nrst OF June 1h. who's object rsorsatss
a. wsl ss those who sssds and 20
health, vii hnd the tpriBss mos, Delightful place
Journ every facility has Jeen provided ~hich mini
ter o. and promote oomfsrt.
larttou ar has been taken sake the
eomyete In AL that 10 r
BY TIE byarupsthe practice and This respect sprisss
cannot lie surpassed medical hsh stand
ina. has tesn engssed % sttend.
Application may be made 90 Mr. Glass % the wash
inrer Hou.c Ibladelpha wts La ksdiy consented 20
give All needed inforns ton ~ l-ter directed 20 Mrs
T. kee the cole Tropfcre aud Chester sprira
Chester county renn.yissns
The Tonnds about the estalishusn have been laid
and improved With much ard hing efs
dot. 90 make the SpribE, poPuisr snd thonate ressr
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:':. 81 II II; !; y: :;:: .:.::s ia
y Lr, ssoss sumner ana ether oissA.s Csas. tssss Is
A''' '''f ~ TS S;iS Attorney for n.-ss.
RI JACOB . rLATr1; TIL. a. q sA re . AUG
:. l:Is. .:i.: Is:s y. .s.:Is. No. 3 rI.s
:ss.... u 100 S :;sss. .as Sss.s:a;.
e, srt esSd, white granite. light ans aoSed Slss ..d
cs.ss.y 5s whit. sfsaits s. war: .s I'd. xd...
.ss: ana s.nsr. ns' and ": s.
bio ven a. ei'y dealers Als0 20 crate.
.. sss
frst Sssi. ini,e. aud forks spoons candle
.n and .ssr .ss ,a a.s Tor ?, s9,
glass which ea.ts Of .ra
sssI: 2si:' ;y ss %
s,sns1n Of sosnsry s veil az ei,y ds..r, drs.sd
Fire Wines Sc in tls.-Gerari Belts will SELL on
Ts, Nay a. y &c sSs .1 the
4 sS:ssl' :5s sh:s
.ry iss 81 do Lssosf do. june 1856 Q cSocs ssash
s Nary s .d sssSh n %ssoay
. do choice wine i@gortsd in isl7 and Ia. beer in
4
Brother urTnti in Cadi., imported in lsa Ia the
original bstte % bottles COLA sane as last above msuton
j ss sss kon"so inpCrs.a is: IS dsm-
Tons DO DO do 4o2 bottles do choice aud delicate vintage
81 1882 10 demi,ohns choice and delicate yintase Of l9
Iortos bottles Premium Londsn Dock Port Wine, being
duplicate importation OF the celebrated Prize Wine
sold tho Nth December last i'm ported in and
Gently bottled TO bottles London Dock Port Wine bstled
II London imported in it Brsndies 2ol bottles oard
bottles do do 1852 demiobns do. do. do; do. do de.
le>2 sundrssls large bottle very old huseasi Wine,
imported 11s IS TASKS old Sehedsn Gin; 1? deijohns
do do bottles Punch Syrup de Arrse DO Raspberry
Wines, Gould Sons" Lonton 10 csees Hoeheimer one
dozen each 1886 zoo baskets quarts and pin superior
quality ChamraSne Wine. N. BThs whole Of the above
will he cold without and embrace choice
stock Of wine rarely offered at auction Catalogues ready
Terms ninety days. over $50 for approved notes.
- Rare Grsenheuse Plsnts-vsn Antwerp ossood will
hsms tansen House. the Boomn giale read Of
79h street. the entire cocston Of Mr. nslys
Greenhouss comprising variety Of and yaaabo
Plants all in perfect order many Of the Caeua are years
old and IN fall bloom An experienced gardener has had
the % tho plants for number Of years. Catalogues
ready Terms cash. Stages pas the house
ten minutes
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CoNeRrss RAIL, PATERSON. ~ J.-rHIs sPLsS-
~ ass., Hotel V sov epes fer ~~ssr, TRANSIENT and
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AMUsF VENTS IN rn..ADuLPHIA.

RARHUhs MUSEUM, rniLADBLPHIA-P. 2.
- BarsuD Proprietor and Manager; Henry Sanford
sstant Manager The performances Of the OpoEs
Troupe have during ths past week, Witnessed aa1
audsd by hundreds of the FIRST families in PhAdslphs
Tbs hansgsr With plsa'ur. announces that. during Ne
Cinderella Don PssquAl." The Barber Of Seville
&c produced with the most scenery fall arsr
class Orchestra and select Chorus GENERAL
will in the Saloons in the mornngs ths stage
his round ~ eharseters the af aided
Pany. who will also chssts Fsrces Dramas ssnes
Dnnses ko Particular attention Is invited 70 che se00
Curositiss. Ambulance 2 cents Children under ten
years. l2k cents.
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spEesaI. s.prsCss.


cARD-1HE srBsCR1BER. HAVING LOCATED
hm.e a. No " Front street fr The purross q trans
sstinF commission business In salt rr0rson And
r ptefuee rssrecgy wishes give notice that be has
rented biz cd estsliished stan II FULTON msrtet
ISAAC ANDkksON late of fourhke.Iss and che suhscr
Der trusts that the ADVANTAGE = NJ rs liabilities ~ oh-
tanning constant supply - The choicest quality n Hsf
Matter, re az N. loves market rates tor'hsr With hs
ovr ettsuticn &c the business until 10 o'clock daily will
6EoRGf MONTGOMERY.
NEw YORK sUPRFME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
~ n New Ncfk -Washirgton g. whitney azainst Wil-
lon rrien-srmmcss Or money eemsud .. ecptrset
To william Fren dsfereant Sirlou hereby
81 10 TIE complaint In this scticn duiy lied in the
once % the CLERK q TIE CITY and - New York
The ninth dsy u rsy, ard
AZ once, Not John street, IN said city,
vhr twenty days after the service thereof % the
DAY ~ fucA service and " you fail 10 the compliant
sfoesst The plaintiff vii tai. Judgment for the q
twelve hundred aud sir doars end tfty-nue With
interest from the hrs dsy q Janusry one eight
hundred eight besides the cosa N this
q. rcADAs. Piaintif's Attorney
Dated NV YonH Nay iOth is00. a John street.