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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-04-04
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TEENENDOCS LIPLOSION
No Lives Lost.

STA.
On he nis', Of sundAy, ~" Cab i7s
at one minltc past II c'e|pls ~ IN 'm'
TO c,tapsa beach 81 the 'Soath = most
'rtireot Giaery and argrfes3oT'rd e1'
pcsan 10 place At Ac gas factory Of
NJ Hs TRACK S D,ttcT. mar c,rtaln
slate pspcil fse,o'y Gu Eas { Elk N 'hr
third School II ,ifie, IN his town. IT,
seam sensltor h,rh j i've, ~ engine
of one rat power collapsed nu- 'ptctd.
lng d ya"a on aud rum FOR mic. around.
tearing Of the c1p 81 Poo ard orr Of tie
horns rf bald mouu,ain knocking down
i,s !hroa: the i,eih md PAT ct ,h" jaw
bone 0! the mouth Of Eas Creek, renting
onj ie1uDg ~ mloy rods Q! c'r''ln
bghwsy ,lald 20, ard d seontinucd, and thus
ruJrly ds'"ing he lair ace of oa'urc
wher',er the ia gm'nr. bit Tim. Bass
wool, a. y. scrctman. the t. NJ, AID
; me en-" 81 .vo moro unimror'nn juv''lI"
in iv .Iuas were ,lt VA tremendous
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-04-04
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ssrs appeared IN s,rs .. he ne spaee't
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THE HER RAID.
Thursday Evening. April 4.
Excitement
IN no S:e.s NartG -Eernan. Cent? al
Railway

T'te-e -, much excitement N B,.on
vos.rfday. upon he ammo nc' men 'hat he
vr,m7n, c. n,'sl R.il~s rad doubl, 10
, .h7r's'y rteains 50 600 shares Of NV
soci $50 och. Wntin ..w ~sk'
I thousand, of hose sher.s It i, sid. hive
! oecu ;ht"wn upon the ma k: nv rat IS IN
re seef, Al rri-c vat'iog fon $3.50
e:,. Br k.sird ou,.d rs are laai' d n
TIC uu;z'r. All H. een'ral sat men' in
/ tce. j 10 ,hr di'cctor., e., 10 ba' Of exc.
Grafton. 20 900 s.a'e' we're originally
mad vt 500. 'lrty 'housand ~r, subse'
quen,ly crc,,ed NJ ESQ, maainp the aver
age 40 AID the rr,s"rt issue OF Fifty
thou.sni q, e30. " Il make The avcr,c' Of
~. whole "ne tuni,d shafes AT $50 zach.
/ III nd fnn,i n agansttle Directors -
greater ,hnn it ct err isc " nnld ~ ~ con.
.equ' nee Of a rm.ut wh,ch hey made
aa recent convenilon uf Ia. corpo,nnon,
hat m move nov stock Mould te md At
c,s t. AZ 80 per share. TIC company
ruc" ia'gc boud.d debt AL e c,nhatras..
e! tya rctp nal leo.e rf t.c Can Ia road
g: eis gcr ccU. n"rs' uion IL cost, -
c hnshf' Z ~ q 10" hrtoi , IL IL Is
SD - be tie p.cm,nstt mcm''. u this
II vrn.eot - Al ny \ n, 23l
.hr,e i.n. d ID, among ;ho people q
Vermo', but ;hn tie c tr,l Railroad is
rnr"of corp ''"n From the line the
building VAS commenced, not, dy in tbs
laI.tc- 1 ~, ia. !: Las Mt b',n an
ne'on, concern There VAS M med
of ca ing il tie nd Of the finnnclal ogcn,
OF he Road ns Roil'o,d to bankrupt The
C'n.rol and stamp it viii an infamous no
torio'y-,herc is mrn connected with the
roai nearer b me who ha, lab1rcd hard o
Il hat and would have succeed without
hr-(Pairiot. M n'p'lier
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-04-04

IN AsTINl 'I!N0 INrLNrION. -, tt
London Mining J,u nsl saws there n.,
; o0.. be lr ugat before the pYh!;c new
! .,emoi w., in ~ b the reqnr,m n. O.
's,'er steam, e., ar or wlrer. N.l L. If. .
p'n.'d "ihi IT'S power o. tran.acra1,
vii f c,iyc VII &c price Is .af. by il
orc ha'f = lest Of the pes T., un.k .ng
csfcn:e' 81 be 'arsd Aiyoct,s # u.i.
ve'''I re'c" Ioos Onward with hope; hi,
ag1n' vi. "Ie', a powerful iuau~ure an al
ma .oas. D.tapl pats # the Won't where
'esm'htp', from ne expsuso o, flel, fave
rot "a "! soon re rcactc q - : facility
his m,uve power Is j advance u. na.l. ns
by larger stride han ever steam tas u.
made
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-04-04
M A II r / < d,

10 lHtl nd, "a the 27.h inst, b, Rev
l.".apt Hpwstt, +. 4. II kemin, aud hn
Ma"nA \. Htrnry arOl Il
H. Dau,y hy Dr. e.. J, Locke, On no 81"
L.t. Nj Joseph ScDlt,lO Mas Msr1nrs iiai
rng'ru, bIlh pt D.
hi,p, At the sane place. by Eds Baker
E'q Nr >non HauuGg'On, to his. f'"e-
IA Bsh'f, b.tl 0t y.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-04-04

SENATOR PHELPS A ftiend n Mich.
gan once a Ve'monter, and always a
" big -writ's llna private I,ttcr) as fol
lows
Speaking ex-senator Phelps spoerh-
IN common with v'rybody in this STATE,
have read II, and can sly Of il, AS every.
holy N Michigan sIys IT isTHE speech OF
h" W.n'cr Il has carried lhc au'hot, in
ms Sta" at orse to tie highest point Of
popnla Nv Comparisons 40 insulated,
not "iiogcther 70 h. Advantage Of oar own
pc. S-nnror V,mon'. nn.r this. rev, =
can sacrifice Phi lps without cnsurns the
teIroba'i'n Of every Ws.,ern Wig, at
least,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-04-04
DEATH OF HON JOuS {. CAL.
NOt\
W AsuISoTpx \inr.t a.

Nr Cahoun dici At bail past seven q.
rlrcb this morning HIS 'uncs lu,li tai,
Pic" on I sd,y TIE rcpnrn, \,
tempo a,ils dcp,.ii'd n tie Crngtc,.
c"n'olty pfc,iou. To- her m,v,l,o So,,s
Ga ohua. under to d. oc,oo OF he S,n,,.
IN" h'stcu honors will be pa,d TO h.,
IN mory.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-04-04

VIRGINIA WHEAT CRoP.-The Mar.
tlnsburg Gazette says that the prosrec:
for an excellent wheat crop in tina, ycin.
ity was never better at this season Of H..
year. The weather being fine, many
farmers have commenced spring plough
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-04-04

Haa5- a b'l. t. amen tho ac, provdlnc
Tor II. collection and rro'cci n Of ihrrcv.
cnue hns pissed both branches Of be n ~
Brunsvirh l"ais iru'e 1t coutains some
important etar.m'rts with rccard to trade
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-04-04

The Nova Sc ia Lcgisl,'ut" h,s li1,
dry Of twenty-five c, ms hi,r,l n A 10,
rom ih~ Nv L Stat.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-04-04

y New Mourn roG THE MISSISSIPPI.
The rcol lie Of Louisiana are thinking
seriously Of opcnin. mouth for the Ms
,lsspI into Lake Ponchar,rain, back Of
Ne" Orleans. II is believed tha, i.
would relieve the river of it. foods and
prevent such terrible oycrloNs as ,ha, Of
last year. In commercial point q
view the project is also commended. |,
would open A direct communication with
the Gulf and Atlantic States, and rca.
ter the troublesome, tedious, and cxrcn.
sivc navigation Of the Mississippi useless
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-04-04

" Hrrtm"ns closed ~ morrow, ia e,,,,.
pucocc Il VI Clhcun', funeral
tn" amoDnt ol ro"rs,ty No,,s oa,
Hand,ng April ~, $1to.60D
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-04-04

!, i sid ,hlt De ere, or Uaa. as +. is
COW r pos ooa'i II, doe: TO, need nor
eek 'eri 0 ii Cyrnmon;.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-04-04
ID / f. u .

H. bns.ol, Fec i9lh, Amy snein1s
eyed shoL, 81
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-04-04

MASSACHUSETTS, REPRESENTATIVE
Mr.. SAMUEL lloAR has been named as ,
candidate suitable to both parties, in til.
place Of Mc5srs Thompson and palircy,
IN the Congressional district now yacali
ia Massachusetts,.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-04-04
THE PROSPECTS IN NEW NEy,Co

Mr. Smith, delegate sen, ly the rccpl,
Of New Mexico TO Washington has ,sIcs
much pains to satisfy the go,crnmcr and
members Of Congress that Mexican ,,ay,ry
canno, exist in New Mexico Every ,L,n,
connected with the aspect and affairs Of thu,
country forbid Il, Mr. Smith is nai.,. =
Kentucky and was brought up IN a ela,eho3,
ing territory Ills father is slAy,loljs,
and offered him slaves if he would have th,,,
when he went out to Santa Fc the second
time ; but Mr. Smith refused to take them
and he says they would no, be worth the o,
pcnsc Of their transportation. The chief row.
emo, Mr. Smith thinks. will he in voolgrcn.
ing There is no country better adaucJ 70
It and great success has attended he inter.
prise of stock raising. and particularly IN
raising sheep. The labor required i. ,cry
light, and is performed by the tcnan,ry--,bs
poems The labor required for the irrigation
OF lands, on the borders Of streams. i, pcr
formed mostly by poems. They can lac lad
in any numbers, at twelve cents day. and
find themselves. OF course, there is no IA.
hor 50 cheap MS that. They are yer, irl,cr.
ant and ndolcnt race There are gold nine,
in New Mexico, but they are in narrow and
very irregular veins, in the mountains, and
they cannot be worked wi'hou, much labor
and expense, New Mexico is no, destined
to be populous. 1t cannot contain very
large population. have little doubt myself
that long before New Mexico will have pop.
ulation Of three hundred thousand American.
Virginia and Georgia will each have popu,
lation Of three millions.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-04-04

f~O"Ihe Savannah Republican contains
private alyiccs from Florida, which sta,es
'ha, Sam Jones, Billy Bowlegs, IIalIeck,
lu'taun2see, and their parties had al
retained to the Ever -ladcs, aud had eI
pressed an nnwlllngncss to remove vest
Il Is believed that money is the ma,ers'
'Ject with them, as they now demand
more than has get been offered them.
NAVAL DEsEATIoNs.-An officer IN
the Pacific Station, states that the s,ool-
o'.war Prcb!c will probably be condcma
ed and laid NJ at San Francisco, and ths;
the storc.hip Fredonia will be sent home
Dc,ertion> from L. ;. vessel, are uumer
Gus the fri ate Savannah has only ~
men remaining; the sioop-ofwar Warfen'
tour marines, and frora the slop of"a'
Falmouth some eight or ten have deser
cd
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-04-04

THE CHOLERA IN LoulsIAS..-7M
I''Tm Of Ttniy Dcpopuiated. III.
Natchcz Free Trader of the 9th ul.. al.
nonnces the entire dcpopula,on Of tn.
thriving village Of Trinity, in Louisiana.
at the nnctlon Of the rivers Tensa..
Black and Ouchta, thirty miles distan.
from Natchez. That awful scourcc. the
ASll;lc Cholera, descended upon the Ton.
n'ati9n with fatality almost unhcafd u.
Ten or twelve ayslcians resident there,
or called in from the adjacent country,
were scarcely able to Gave a patient who
had been taken sick. FIigh, was the on.
~ safety for the well, and death only
rci9ncd in Trinity. Mr.. Snyder, former
j. resident Of Na,chcz, pt a boarding
house there with - or 80 boardcrs, all
who, did ~: run away, died. Mr.. shy.
der stail aud took care Of them, until the
last one died, then descended to the
mouth Of Red river, and he too died on
steamer goiny to Natchcz.
The New York herald., 1850-05-18

n ON EY M A RK EFT.

fhfuAr, may III u. d.
The excitement Of specs eulation continues in wall
street unabsted Every one is anxious to buy stocks
and hardly stops to ask the pric. Nothing IL easier
than to purchase any Of the ancies and the higher
prices 60 the less disposed holders are to sell specu
Iatcrs who would not touch Erie GO buy az 80 liar.
lem vas drug at 90 but goes OF like hot cakes at co
SO goes the market and that the steam Il up we
are prepared for anything Nothing will row astoni.h
In Wall street; fpeeulators are stark staring mad
and capable Of performing the most rdcuou. scts
A. have before remarked II IL the easiest thing In
che world TO buy stocks; every Il buying, II mat
Ter. very little what the price Many think any OF the
fAncics cheap at double the price current and
they therefore go It blind. When every one 10 as
anxious to sell as they nov are to buy What will be the
result This Il question would advise every out.
sder 10 ask himself occasionally. The time IL coming
when the tables viii be turned when all will be scllers
instead Of buyers when every will be trying 20 get
cut nrst and In the rush many poor devils will be
crushed to death. All is sunshine nov. Everything
appears prosperous and bright aud those who in
volved In the whirlwnd q speculation little dream Of
Abe change that is about coming over the face Of
thinsa IL s 30 easy TO borrow money of the banks on
any kind Of security good bad or Indifferent at very
small margin that an operator, with limited mean.
cen carry large quantities of fancy stocks The banks
vil almost lend money the security Of an ola hat
90 fons this state of things asts spesnstion must
progress. but this evil invariably works ts cure,
sbe process going below tse surface and must
long sev,lore itself
The market opened booysnt thi, morning. Harlem
~.ns MP :. per cent; Long Island, y; Canton Co. Y;
Mohawk, III Norvieh and Worcester, ~ Brie Rail-
road a; Reading Railroad, =; Hudson Railroad, Az
Al the second beard Erie Railroad advanced =; Read
,cs Railroad, y; Norwich ard Worcester v. FARMERS
Loan fell OF =; Harlem. a Canton Co, y, and Brie
Bonds rtv,x.
The Hudson River Rsircsa Company are making
arrangement. 10 push the rvsd rapidly forv~dto com
,,esicn Contracts have been proposed, aud the
vsrn viii ,oon be placed IN the hands Of isbOrcr.
N. sompleiou cf this road IL. very important that
o, hope fsnd. win be at ferthsomips from scu,s
ssups~ ~ ,psuse . sps>sy spssins u slss taycush
The New York herald., 1850-05-18
PERSON Al.

uNPoRMATioN WANTED, OF WILLIAM KELLY, TEN
ye-;s Of age, fair complexion eyes, sandy hair
given in charge 70 che prison keeper Centre street. New
York on the 10Th May is4s who promised faithfully
the boy the following dav, of Quaker gentle-
man. residing in the state OF New Jersey was
provide tagreeable promise for the welfare Of the said
and not having received acknowledgement
giving information which shall lead the discovery the
said William Kelly will be sincerely thanked and
remembered in the prayers Of afflicted parent Address
PETER KELLY Company, 7th Infantry, U.S.A., Fort
Arbuekle, Florida, the Herald Newspaper oee, New
York
IMPORTATION WANTED, OF ROBT AND HENRY
Stewart, Of Ioughbrck kland Ireland supposed have
arrived here in the ship Liverpool in March last
formato will be kindly received the house of Mrs Scott
GAP Hudson street by their brother Sam Stewart Alba
ny papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1850-05-18

At present there are one thousand miles OF railroad
in operation within the geographical limits Of Msssa-
cbusstts which is q ratio Of mile Of railroad to
each square mile, Of the entire surface Of the
State 1t s about sixteen years since the first railroad
opened In Massachusetts, and since that time more
than nfty millions Of dollars have been invested In
these works There have been expended In Massschu-
sctts, In sixteen years, amount which should have
been spread over pace Of thirty years at least
The City Council Of Baltimore contemplate --iIing
the dividend stock Of the Baltimore Ohio Railroad
Company. held by the city The Of sale con-
tcmplsted by the ordinance IL BY Of sealed pro-
possls TO purchase shares addressed to the
Register and to be opened by him Friday the 3lst
day Of May 1880 at ten o'clock In the presence Of the
Commissioners Of Finance and such purchasers may
choose to attend The highest bidders are TO be sup
piled fret, but In two bids ct the
price, the offers be for shares than are now
held by the city then the division shall be made pro
rata among the bidders. The minimum price ut which
the stock IL TO be sold, per share, IL nxcd at s5S
The New York herald., 1850-05-18

Knows but body has Watch that will
time for sixty seconds The subscriber
santly receiving steamer beautiful OF the
fne.t English Lever watches ntng and faces
Bile for ladies gentlemen makers Lewis samuel Samuel
1agnus full jeweld which for elegance Of finish
surpassed and for accuracy will be guaranteed equal
Of tie old celebrated makers known
tnonias be given Of those who have them
Please call and examine.
A. I. COCURANE's, .ss Greenwich street.
The New York herald., 1850-05-18

BE- where shall buy II IL is in the line Of
new and fashionable dress goods shawls manta
hdently and unhesitatngy reply Sd j. W. BAR
kER CO.'S, in Catherine ST. We need only TO remind
their the place TO meet hearty
The New York herald., 1850-05-18

Who Makes the Best Hat tan Imp0rtant
susson In our days; and IL known that
ush might usdertaks answer the query
We should however that the hest Hats male To
be dorbt could ind
70 believe but We have disposition onopolite
trade and will Therefore ourselves
BY simply Inviting all disfatsded opesall who loss
20 end Hat that will combine quality Of material beauty Of
fnish and eapae Tor service with graceful fashion, by
AL means, TO Try our Hats.
wARN0CKs Hatters. sD3 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-05-18

Genscenn has opened several OF superb
Chdrsn Hats and Caps made after the new styles intro
sueed in Paris only few weeks These with the large
assortment from his factor, constitute perhaps the
most nsvc and varied assortment Of Ch1rens Hats
H. which has ever been displayed In the of
establishment in New York
GENIN, 2iI Broadway, opposite st. Paurs
The New York herald., 1850-05-18

sympathizers with the oppressed
may now rejoice but they and the public generally must
ferget that BROOKS, lO Fulton street. has the largest
sheape most fashionable and durable stock of Boots aud
ice n he
The New York herald., 1850-05-18
WARNocKs. Hattsrs. s>3 Broadway


Fulton street. the cheapest the hest the
and the most successful halter in the city. lie buys his
materials for cash. employs the best work
tes eAtensiyey aud waits his customers himself thus
securing TO al who paronize him the utmost satfaen
The New York herald., 1850-05-18

continues to sdorl the outer economical prnoi
Pies fine French Cloth Dress Coat 81
ths very finest $50 Sack Froek Sl0 Cashmere Pan
y 10 &6 Vest, nom 81 so to IS. In fne house
York can offer greater nducsmen to the buyer than
Gene. Established lSfi - "
The New York herald., 1850-05-18

- Suits sDress, froek aud business Coats Pants cas-
doeskn inen Vests dlcss
sad Cloak Also goods uitabe California market
Gsrher Nassau and Beekman.
The New York herald., 1850-05-18
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


NAriorAL AcApENY or prsror-rHs TWENTY.
nh Annus ksmsiNen V sev oren AZ the ns- s.llsry
ksrsss.s y ssss~ ssssss ssbsss 3 .ssssias,ss
NJ esss
The New York herald., 1850-05-18
AMUsEMKsTs ~ rM..AOnLPHIA.

pARNUMs MUSEUM. ILApgLPuIA.-P. .. BAR
ID num.:Proprstor and MAssEer Henry Sanford, Aast-
ant Hansger.-Gen- Tom Thumb still In Philadelphia.
Owing to necessary della, in the incident
h appearsnes New York the has u: yssss.s
OF announcing his fer this week. Hop Ony
Thumb HE greaet and ayrt piece has besa witnessed
during the pact week BY nearly % persons who have besA
nest extray their applause In
sequence Of ns Increasing desir- 70 see IT, viii IT-
formed afternoon and evening The saloons abound In
the wonderful Of curo,s The entire SeguiA Tfou
has been engaged, and will commence Monday Nay ~
Aamittanee. cents rhdr~n nader 10 years, kzH sts.
The New York herald., 1850-05-18
DR. CHARLES mUNDEs
NATwn CURE EsTaBLtsHMHrT,

nR srNDE ERtsrrcrrrILYi iSfoRxs ms FRIENDS
and e puto that he has bcsorne owner o The late Dr.
knxses water Cure E<abshueEt a. Bensonvls I've srd
hah miles from the Northamt.cn Haroad Depot seyen
sou ride fron New crh stout ave from Boston snd fys
ron Aibsny situated in q the pltasntsst valleys 81
fev England surrounded with wood hs and shady
vh snd ahundsatly implied -h The pnres softest ard
scidest Grsste The air ard healthy ard the
climate rild aud a<rcess. The per and pseious tudinss
onsr All the Tor water purpc-ss
ruch a. farss piunss baths deh md airy loarns
ior seout atty pstens srsrs fer either seq rymnsun,
rriess. 0r~fsnss snd hayiss a. ssrerienee ef ross
Asn nteen cf Ms his writings
Ina In the hss&s ~ every hvsropsth hor~s
spond " Aay r>ascnshs err>ctacns ru the vssy
ysssu MADE the srH>rsv vho ecnfde
hewsssvs ~ hin. ne s~.shNAm--t 10 rcv we Eos
fsrtter rutisa.AsA plaAss sspis y NE sksxs s.&r~A
The New York herald., 1850-05-18

Broafway deservedly populae with Of TASTE
sAould be visited by all who desire the largest
collection Of portraits of distinguished individuals in the
United States.
The New York herald., 1850-05-18

eur once of Fulton aud Nassau still
Erisng the public ans is hard believe that good
Scots be bought Al Courandt street. where he
holds out for 30 other sell for 81 Cater Shoes
re-. equally low. THE DOCTOR.
The New York herald., 1850-05-18

Shields particularly commended to all in the least
treubled with bunoar BY protesting the tender
parts from pressure and they aaod ready and ses
eua relief They made Of soft delicate material and
cen be worn without neonyenience Sold Dr. LIS Ocs
~ Merchants Exchange, 10 Astor Ueuse ITO, Z3 aad 5i
The New York herald., 1850-05-18

II YoNs MAGNETIC POWDER AND PILLS.
- neer annoyed BY ante " acs,
Btdtugs " eockaroachss,
reu'il End this ren sdy check
Against their fond approaches.
moths should rs,hsr IN your clothes
Ard spoil ycur choicest garments,
Don't give ~ NJ, hut buv hs.k
OF powder" Tor the 4" varmints."
ninseets should your piAnts destroy,
And eks sOme sentls 9ower
should droop aud withsr ~ tier toteh-
Just try its magic povor.
For rats and mice he has pl.
Hosf potent In its actior.
thculd they anaoy, just Eife = ft-s,
Twill scst you but fractun
rMANrrL LYON, 60 Broadway, "a she Tnvsr'or and
Prcrretor ~ the celebrated Magnetic owIsrs and ri
fer the instansneous detruetpA rats mice s-ees
which have received the hl.h spoval % the eminent
sy.sisns IN ,he ei's ssiss ,he art ptsniun q ne
Amenctn fnsttu.e. l<erts-A. r. u. Sands, lJ yul-
,os sueeti Ne Msls. Nc FULTON sirset. brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1850-05-18

Carpets.-WDiinm McGrorty, l36 William
street offers for sale $4,000 worth Of Carpets
Cloths This stock will be sold for per cent below
nannfactnrers prices. Those in want OF Carpets On
Onrpete. no.
The New York herald., 1850-05-18

nosT EEsp Tng NV ERAi-Ir ONLY CONTAINS
~ Sporting Aftce- ~ the t-o greatsrt In Ame
nss. tFrsnk Porrsssr sod data be-d.s being allsd
With editorials on all msnnsr sf suhieet.
Donf pay ,nrs w. nef - sny ef ne~r
pspe aren't fef 10 Vh, ne 0bsr Nv = sprses st
The New York herald., 1850-05-18

Omees In the city and county Of every denomnstion.
something OK interest will be communicated to them BY
calling Professor Mott at 40 Broadway We hope none
viii fail to sa send thsr and Residences early
oHnysniept.
The New York herald., 1850-05-18
Hair Dyc-BatchoIor's

Hair Dyc-Batchclor's Genuine Liquid
unir Dye. only be procured At the msnufo.ory
strset The public should guard against limitations my
vaSfers dpsmas Persons whoss hair has Assumed bad
color from the Of the IL
~ By calling - sbeve. Copy the address.
The New York herald., 1850-05-18

Wigs and Toupees.-Another Medal has
bsen awarded 10 VIM Bachelor for the wss aud Tou-
pses The public invited his
BArCHCIORs celebrated Wig Factory, 4 Wall street.
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