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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06
WEMPLE,S IMPROVED
SeparatOrS
AND DAVIES IMPROVED
HORSE POW ERS.
FOR 1870

FOR 1880.
THE Subscribers would respectfully the Pub
lie that they feel thankful for the very liberal patronage
They have Ieceivedin the sale ofther
Separators and Horse Powers
during The past and would respectfully solicit
tinuance of the same.
From the testimonials and certificates received,
both by letter and verbally, state without fear of
contradiction that machines have given UNIVERSAL and
the best satisfaction of machines i'll and the repu-
ation is now so well established that hey need further
comment.
the further information of our patrons we would
state that for the of 1850 have made very
important improvements both in the Separators and Horse
Powers.
As to the Separator is well known by all that the shake
of the shoe keeps the whole machine constantly notion
vibrating from side to the other and in order keep
il steady it be braced from both sides this diff
Guilty entirely by Improvement in the SHOE
which have just made. The Separator be pla
ced wagon or truck, and VIII stand perfectly STILL
We consider it the greatest Improvement in
Threshing Machines
been made several years, and all ask is to
have itseen to be appecaed and have doubt but
all Farmers will agree with ms.
As to the Horse Power, we have just completed
important improvements in which have the
hdence. We do not hesitate say that it is the
simpliied easy working, and durable power in We
warrant those Machines to give sasacon Improperly
aged, and TO be superior to any in use.
TIL . ACM
To this Power so constructed that Separator be
in three different places without moving the Power, and
sets of Gearing TO out without any more weight
of iron than the old style of Jack.
The Machine will from $50 to S75 more in
than any other Machine with the common Jack.
All ask is, for those who need Machines to give
call and look at them at the
Eagle Foundry.
]. DAVIES.
J. v. A. WEMPLE & son.
Kenosha, July 90, 1850. no4
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06

The RrandetIn's Pills composed wholly of
medicinal herbs and do not contain any mineral chemi
cal substances are perfectly harmless to the most tender
or weakest frame ard nevertheless 10 search out the
of the sickness and produce CURE whatever may
be its character when taken in me and in quantities su
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06
CITY Treasurer,s Notice.

nOTTON Yarn-a good assortment of all numbers ca
Il had AT the New CASH SToR
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06

nAIRY and Table Salt for l82 per art-
~ Gle, for sale by 1. ~. WAIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16
NEWARK ITEMS.

DlsGRAcEFuL Row As the Morris train vas
on It's way up ron ths city last evening there Eas
a man on board ThO refused - psy tls additional
Ium Of five cents, which Is always required Of pas-
seDsers who DO not procure their Il ksa a. the
Office. The tran wsE stopped, and the man vas
pesoesoly waking oas Of toe car, wien taree or
four rowdies rushed oct ADD interfsred thgs Gre
silng seattle, in which one Of them struck tho
conductor severe blo~ ia the face, when all OF
them fell upon him, drsssiog him from the car
where be was knocked doFn AMI injured con,id.
eraely. BY this time Piper, the brakeman. and
one OF the hremen made their appearances, a. did
also The rest Of the gang OF aSsail2n;s numbering
10 or IL, and general battle ensusd, Ia whi,a
Piper vu slightly injured. The f-emao, 10 Rev.
er, va, 90 dreadfully beaten that be Is GOV con.
flied st Dover. The disturbance appears % have
been previously arranged b. the gang, who are
understood u be hatters, mostly from Orange, two
being from South Orange, and two from MilgiIle
The ARRAY, doubtless, arose ia cons Q1ence Of
some two Of the members ,ving been pat out OF the
cars, some three weeks suce for refusing to pay
the five cents required. rs before ssased-thas
vresking their vengesuce on the conductor, who
was doing 10 more than disoharsiDg bis duty az
required by the Directors. Daily Adv, Wed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FEE About O'Clock Wednetdly nishI'
stable in the rear Of North Fifsh.st between SIKH
and Seventh it,. owned by James Caldwell was
burnt together with valuable cart borsez belong
ing to Nr. c. Another horse, belonging to W ~
Caldwell, brother Of Janes,) and used IL 4 cna
coal wagon, was also kept in the same stable ana
go; considerably rured, but succeeded in b'eAki0s
its hSlser and escaping the door Of the s'aoe los-
tuDaiely having been lefs open James ana =" I"
liam each own houses the street IN i'oas OF 'ne
stable. Some out houses took fire, and also aa"sH
ire -hou,e adjoining the stable bu. the hlna'' %
the activity Of the Fire Department, were 5000 eA-
tDgukhed. The origin Of the fire Is unknown a
person a short tine sgo. In some litae a'srca'ion
with William, said TO him that be Toad para nm
to The ground. Whether be thcs attempted % Pu,
bis threat into effect or not he, or others eng
il it, beat can tell. There was no insurance
SEcoSD DIsIRicT scAoOL-I6e new o1nuNs'
coruer North Fifth AID Flith as asdsr ooa'fs'i %
Ncitr,. Keu,, : &C.. it ve-y cspacioa'' Dug '''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE AUGUST IS.
BY 20 fee. in extent, three stories beside base.

BY 20 feet in extent three stories beside base
nent or cellar and attic high. It's very oey'
giving to each story bisb ceiling and foe TsuiI..
iion The partitions to the class rooms are - b. Of
gla's' so hat the Principal may be enabled to see
every department The ceilings are to bs deaien-
ed, or E ed Si'h clsy With vie 70 ex'lade soand
from he upper stories u the lower ones. l; will
be ready In few weeks, when the old school
hoaEs OF the District we understand, is 70 be sold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

NJ Yonx. ath Novemssr 1915

NV YoRg, 9th November 1919.
Marcus Morton Esq Slave beg 10 address you on
the subecl Of the detention Of pa OF Two Of our shipments
by last steamers from Li7erpoolto Boston.
We have done business 80 large Importers IA rev lok
trce C1G tno have I'll this season. bad ogr avoicet
appraised shove what hey were entered Tut, fact can BE
seerIsued BIZ reference 70 the various New York Colec
tors The sppr1sesn Boston Is you sdvsed us mArled
UP our Ev5ce OF two Woolien Long shaws per Nj
marked No ST S9 hut on eferenes 70 tie u g
OF eminent Boston Importers their dec on was
reversed and allowed by law 10 enter tbs goods
vi hout pebsy. WeDeed rot urge how variable M mar
on- fer to produce The original Invoice Of those Two csses
bought from keSu WingAte. Son Co glasgow highly
Ihe detenlon however ofihe tAA No 159 and l3
coulIinug tie Hrcle-long thswlt-shoTs "a evil
dent design Of mischief on the part mOst likely OF come
jealous bfoher Importer hho we u-R 10 uHeC. yVS ~
col sueton to this fact II any importer has Long shi~s
tsnd It 10 Of va importance 10 bis Interest mat theie
staw OF ours be delayed for few days a. this late
OF the season. but we feel sure you Will oscolnte-
and expose airy uch bste and underhand procedure
BY Ieieuins Invoices per Niagara 10 O;ober you
Will ind MesnG HDslBw Co. consigned ne AAI 10.
l52 49, lheie worsed and cotton Shsws coSnog
the fame money 70 and be appraisers passed mem
the "Acsda arriving 10 Boston In September Tue sAin3
party l39 to l45 Eve cases came shavs a. -
and The appraisers were satisfied; and by ne II oernis
arriving IN Boson about SEPTEMBER. the same parry
ssrtus AA $50 TO 1856 ak casei sane shSw a! % ana
the shipments ofheIe 6hawr into Boston, but we have bad
slnsny per steamers 10 his port and teey were az i9Voc
hey G considered fairly inyoieed, aud passed here
In he Ace Of these facts we cunnoi understand why the
appraisers should que more time than one day 10 esce
the OF shawl they have se-n na dozen thes
before We trust Sir, you win exeue our Irritation ABOUT
his matter Its Of great Consequence As far As efArds
tie van OF The shaws ID Il their sale should be In
mediate bu II 10 Of much greater Consequence that our
character, which has stood 80 fair for twenty years az mer
Cbsns should lie cleaned from any sspesicns rown on
II hy 81 vious and mAigL ant defsmefs 80
Referring you for Information regarding our respeeaoL
~ 10 Cornelius Lawrence, to Whisewel Beayer, 10
sSyles Merrsm Brewer, TO Brown Brothers Co. 10
W Pckersgl Co. and he great bulk OF me Boston
Dr. Goods Jobben
We are cir, with much respect
Your very obi servanif
IsisuedI GODy PATTlSON co.
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n. sExmIN A.soaesSs..

-
Ivy BANGS. BROTHER i co. sto.s y = u
Dpas rArucrlzr tticcnOo gtsen 10 lbs s1e q rfrsis
kRrsiHes Cash advances made Wien dsdred
Norcs The cOpGtnefship u BANGS PLANT q
dissolved ~ The death Of M YJArr on he Sh o.
hsy s fh- hcs're.s ~ Re contrcsd By to ErrVlyos
urd-r tse tile Of BANGs BOTHER l. CO.
Hev-Yok. Aug 1, lsSa
gwTysECvSD SEW.YoRK TRA0E SALE.
MONDAY sepL 1850.
Yhe urdefsgn ec srrocnce ne ceri REGULAR TRADE
1ALE u boots Paper, s,s1opery, Siefergspe Si1lss
sindefs AserslA nc 10 commences on Aca.ay, hs -
81 September ard 10 10 ccn1lctec rnoer ths sas regI
toe. he last cce ard sold on the following t.r, Vi,
On al purchases ron the Whole catalogue arounrns
S7so and upward, bur ant Eix mon BE- credt, pgr-
chsses frur The whole catalogue less than 80 ani
hsn SiO our monIhf credit ard al purchase, lsss taka
sOO cash discount Of ore Per cent ~ 30 1noEet -
al purchases exceeding SLe0
The CatAogUs, which embraces The most extensive
rey Of desirable cfred a. Trade Sac Ia his
country M be ready for Distribution 10 the Trade o.
Wednesdsy the l4ih irsL
sLNGs BROTHERk co 2O4 Broadway
Ar PEIyArE sALs-A great AssorineGt OF WIRING es
peTs Leer Cap Cut snd Flat do on the mosi syoraole
erms Booksellers and eoonuy merchants are iaYsed 70
call
ar PaIvArB slLs-Bohn's Poplar Library ssFies-
Complete tes OF see terJ desirable and select woaA az
GOV offered 10 he trade ard others eompr,ng ne sand
ard library, 81 vols he Scientific Library vos NO Al
dguAriGn Library IS voss TIE Classical Library, II vols
and le Illus Library new seres ,neludnZ LOdk9
Portraits OF l1suious fer,onsges Of Great sriiAn rns
volumes sold separately n desired new afl cas- llri
been issued q he various vorss ard nay be has a. re
store.
Also, LaTdners Popular Lectures on Science ard Al
fvolk svo, EwbAnks Hydraulics and Mechanics john
son's Farmers Encyclopedia Gnsnous gresI vork os
Mich Cows fhaers Principles Of Agriculture. Lfous
songst set nets Double EnUy Booth -eong sVo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

L q. CARBINGrON, A1cto- eer.
by JACOB -. PLArr.-hAROWARE, CUT
Ep lery Hortemens psios guns bow knivet teaifay'
Mexican ssdd rch qlaty earded pocket cutlery and ra
zors &c pieces lndA rub carriage 9th, 50
dor voodraws c.iessN handles one Casa damaged
percussion csp, about $50 lns ghL 20 manure and
hay orss SC JACOB s PLATf will sell rais D ~ al 10
ocloct 81 the suction 81 aboye also, general
soreut Of snd forks pocket and p-ukniyes
sbelf hardware &c to shlch The Rsnuon OF cOunIy
well as city cesl Ns 10 dlTecled- auto II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

Nav YoRK, l5h JLr1arT 1919
NJ P,cy T. Homer: Received from kesslT Goat. PA.E.
son 1 Co fer fuaispleed Isles ard r-lrint
RPrNo l. Saxony Wool Long stavlI, a.......s7 50
p.,e, r g,wey Esq-pEaR siR: We desired M-ssrs
Esrrdsr CO 10 hard you be above bale Of Shsvs in
ro.t~a re- America lying ii Boston fney coat Us
arret NJ pes lie e. t7s and are The same S1avi
IA ILus kaen Co siae hey PAID S5s ior In July last
w. believe hot which they 40 NJ suction h-r- iof - 80
- I'm beter prepared 10 prove mat la IL he
,,ccn srrrksf price or hese 5hass In.n se we're 70
p-eveTttsS 80 I'd wss tbs price Tor NJ IN Sep'en-
vi u wv y,s t,pfv CODE PATTI5ON co.
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Isignsdl.
NEw.YoRg, Nov. 1919

The Honorable Marcus Morton:
sIk: We honoTsd This morning with your Letter OF
yesleIdSys date, erelssing copy OF MI Aliens repy 70
your ipouiries We never dresmpi OF impudng i'm
proper motives he psu OF Mr. Allen or any ot5er sp-
prhiser but bad information that an importing House
who were dealing lars IL Long sbsws, had alleged a.
the Custom Houses both here and 10 Bos on that We Sere
nvciooz fLswis lover Than the market ,aue sno OF
coutte " were much sted. IL about ton DAYS be-
fore we received Consignment BY The Niagara ana
We iDtw that The Houie refeued TO had ihef goods 10
New. Yoik hree days Ler The eat OF tle steamer by
thu. seamsT had about 1900 shsTs besides the Two
cpseS lev 81 and So and their detention was OF senous
US and seeing tai our brohe Importers
hso ter sbsws much sooner, AID with such Inform.
don ihe spy procedure We fe ca leo on 10 6hng me
when We found The Europss goods also de9anedl
UboeT your notice
Mr. Allen has, however, explained matters sufeientiy,
and we we have in way wolndsl bis feel
inss We taye hitherto tad trouble either si,h The BOs
ton authorities or New-Yo ofcers AM We thsnk God we
con ssrsiy al Inquiries 81 any Time.
Win much grslifu(e for your prompt attention 10 this
ubpt atkDl n siler We ole, &c &c
(slgned) CODE PATTlsON co.
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DIVIDENDS.
Owes sos~Ies ass wo.Sssfs. k.llsoAs 60 |,

oyyies NoRvIes AIS ~oscssfs. ksnsoAsgol
NOsslSs. tay IA liz
RooKs FOR SUBSCRIPTION - 2s Frs.-Yox
~ such of ma Company vtn - cpcr>i "a Ge liza "a
= ae f'azser Oec-. II z hcrWia 5rA1s.ss AssaI)l3
1-Ieao1 Ezeexnge Ncv-Tck an3 r-re'n go ~
osys here&her vhea lne ssess fos sacb sxhsGtpSsa
W 80 y elesed snoi he lsth % Js1-AFy a1xk
=. Issons -ao saSscrbe 10 sio-css3. ard NV = p1r
erpt ~ W prefsrte9 vi sagfUe1 tsdsyisaa
ee aecisfec Ia Jeaaay psn % thir 2rs.srTa3 sso<k
~,n eui'fe . l1f sAAres % 90 r ash 1ozrs 81
nev stoct SUB -coed act sa.os al IS .ssrrci Al -
raie OF cof eeul &C a. lns1alsr1a fy. Re -,
tsld irstsluens are pad 81 I. AN0EEwl
bls 81 C.erk n sn3 W sailrosa c.
HEw.1okE FIkG ANp aAAiss Ii. Co
New Y ri Ags , tSs
nIvIDEHD.-rhe Board " Directors have gsss a,v
Ddselarei Diyi3ead 81 dsLss per sh.re paysASs
On demand. a. tho Ofkcs o. ase Company y Wslhsl
.rs9-s n UNDFRfftLb sArrstarv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

not now have done % bad not yoGr information
hat Won copied the article from the BOst0R AfLds
shown us that come parties having indaence with
that Journal Intended continuing the use OK oar
name TO suit their own purposes. This IL the
second time that Journal has quoted the mater,
and on our inquiry as 10 the party advertising, We
were refused all information an the subject Ia
these circumstances we appeal 70 the public, ana
trust that the parties alluded 10 will hereafter
quietly pursue their own business and not NEEDLE
With the respectable importers OF NeT-fork,
whether American or Foreign.
We sif your OFT servsnls,
G1DP PATTlSON co. a aud - Broad o.
p s. The originals Of the annexed afhdayiis are
a. our counting honse patent TO our friends or 20
the Commissioner on bis next "UIsH.'
AFFIDAVIT A.
Hessr, J. 4 O. PGttson Co Paisley. 5h Sept 1888.
cs,ss No, shsEl Hsnfsctu'eys,
$50 g Long Wool shawl, 1t 2. sd...s III 70 10
@$4 S SsSS 90 ~ :. :. .. Mi7.sd..... 70 is
al15 OIL
lzh September, ls4s.
81 Sc lsS Long Woo sh.~' a. ~ 3D.. iss %
$50 %
Andrew Roxburgh Of the firm Of L a RoIou'gb
dopz BURNERS in Paisley do ,oemnly make Dab sod ,
bst he tnneIed invoice ases 90 soq i ~, ~
bll OF shawls furnished he''rs o. ra1ason q 90 On
,,ne dsies TIE prices charged was toe IuH eus "
eond rave Obtained The time In this market and fay 10
nsr cent more ihtn we could get Tor them At present
P'i ''"' signed, ANDREW ROXSUaGH.
Sworn before o's'T ": IL d,{ d p9eJmpe
AFFIDAVIT B.
Robert Duke, clerk Ia the employ or J. I u fAillt9l
Z Co doing susiDess IN Giasgow, soemny a1d Hly
ale oath hat The anneIed bills dated Paisley Septen-
her ard II September 1913 from A. Roxbargh are Toe
orisInsl Bills Of Sbsws packed IN cases marked
L s No ! s. shipped per Acadia 10 BOstoni
L No 8 20 shipps per America" 70 New Yorf,
and that the annexed Is true copy OF original Invoices
''N' ." '4''' ROBERT DUKE.
sworn before me, Glasgow lat December, 1913
JB DEEMsT0wE u. P COsniy OF Lauack
Copy Invoice per Acadia for Boion, Sept 1913.
- w. ~ -'O Box. lis &
DO 2s0 .. $3.50 do 2ls...' 81 10 o,,.
2nls
OF 5per csDt... lol6
Rls7 %
Copy Invoice per America" for New-YorF 18th Sept 43
j No No $50 % Long Wool Shswls @ls 81 10 ,-
- o. Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16
Free school CIarlon-Chanxe Of Terms.

Our inst p1blIihed terms were 3 cents Tor sin.
Gle subscribers
For copies TO address 90
For 10 copies 10 o.
Fer IS copies % sddceo 90
Dor Is copies 10
For ~ coolies 10 one sforess .............,.,. 90
No other change 10 made.
We do Dot desire single subscribers at all but
II any person prefers one copy at 50 ceats 70 four
copies for 81, We viii send 70 him according to d.
recsions.
or course this does rot apply to existing sab
scriptions. free School Clarion, Aug. :.
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fHD
HUDSON ndANUFAOTURIHa COMPANY

CAPITAL $4,000 OOLLARG
THIS COMPANY WAS CHARTERED BY fHs
Y STATE OF Hev Jersey for the manufacture OF
9UTTA PERCHA GOODS,
ViB Shoes Shoe 5oes, Gss and Water Pipes, E1btBk
Machine hsls and Driving Bands; Fancy Arrclss saes
as Trays, Boxes, Book binding, Cups, rlasks, cs1as
Whips Sails Picture Frames Decorate for Hoossa
Steamboats, Ships and Cara, Army and Navy Equipments
Waterproof Caps Clothing, &c, for insoah1g Telegraph
Wires &c wei The manufacture Of all kinds Of lrdz
Rubber Goods full pos 10 given ~ purchase and bold
estate vser power buildings he for busnsE, equs
W the wants OF the country.
Tn. Board OF Directors has ordered the books TO be 0ps
ID The l0 Of July for subscription 70 Tho CAPITAL 81
she Company.
Notice therefore gven lhsi The books Of Lao Company
will be opened The dAy above mentioned, al The odes
Of The Company 1871 Broadway, NeuHork a. tho slors
Of John Thornley,, Esq lO Cnestnntsueet Philadelphia
ii he ofbce " Ine Trenton Banking Company. rrenon
J. and n the Revere House 10 Boston, Msss, for sub
scnpnon OF 10000 dollars 10 shaIes Of 100 dollars each
snd hal books viii remain oren Tor thirty dayh or an
tl The whole amount II taken.
ofbce OF The Hudson Manufacturing Co, lsl Brot'vsy
SAMUEL Z. ARMSTRONG
ANTHONY J. HILL Executive Conn
JOHN 2. GLEASON. bts1
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IMPORTED oARPETINas,

FOR faE FALL TRADE
ShIYH LOUNsBERY arc now receiving tner sup
- plies for he Pal TTa5e eonsiIrng Of ROYAL TAP
BsTRlEs, BRUSSELS, IMPERIAL THREEPLf, IN
GRAIN and other CAkPErlhG,, comprising one OF ne
largest pele and desirable elsorImena ever or
fefed IN ihis market ~
Their ruIebsie, being made entirely for CASH sGlrdi
them advantages 10 msiing seec tons that Du few pos
se,s snd enables him sell lowesl pos'ole prces
Ensbh TspsHry Carpets, from lls TO -. per yLd'
Ensn,h Three Ply Carpets, from 90 10 10. psr gard
Anne lean Three Ply CGrpets from 10 10 80 per ysrd:
English and American supefkoe IngrAin Carpe'' from
English aud American fine Ingrain Carpets from "a 10
Comnon Ingram Carpet. from % to % per yard ,,
Aho, large .GOck " Esgli., and American FLOUR
OIL CLOTbS from fseI ~ q feet wide
DRUGbETIh0S e. 81 l2i and IS I vide, with
choice tsiofnebI Of al o!ns, go1d' eoseesss9 YIN NE
abs 2aE AZ PcaIlsl six Carpet Store rom Galatians,
PAPER MAKERS WIRES.
TENag l.rae,s s,oes 70 the Unl.ed sa.es vel Assortoi
corssl q Of FourdrDlsr Wires, from d lnehs. 70 "a
INCHES s Nos 60 ard TO AID al numbers Of copper add
r.sted IN every r-spse equal 70 he imported . sns oes
Joe Johnst Newton, or Al no mAnafsciory Bsv1ls
HsvJersey Ityi' sm'l WV sTEPHESs son
NOTICE. bsfroy sisea IA. she subscriber ~li msss
lNppteAuon 70 bs UniIed States fre.sufy Oepsnme1i
n Wsshl stOn for dupcsIes and payment o. s.Ge Of ia
folio siug odiusl certificates " sos u ne Uret 5f.tos
Issued IN bs name under sbe scl approved January Z,
isF7 to si NOs us, 7ls9 1850, 7l6l Ne 7l6A lo ons
thousand doaTs each al bearing dale Fe0r1Ery - is5
Win nlsre. from Eeoclsy la50 safe original certificates
RELCH vANDEAPoOL,
s1i6 Nevsrs. y }.
DEACH OhCHAkD-sAcE H-2Is Hazs.oa, 10
Il high, se1ver MEADOW Liverpool OrsL C-1-e- q.
ney New CssI- Cosl-rne su1scn5sr hag-2 10 yard
f51 supply ofn- lious sncs u Goa the Bet uiy.
u prepared % furnish his Cd c1sigr --d cOE.1A-
era with prime Nrci- vsry low prices
J L. WORTH q Broad vi ard
,ui5u Fourth. corner Too q 5son-
CE0R6E W. PROCTOR, lnssafseEafsr u 1an'
OLers sLd Clfrsfg tyO such A. E7i nof - - - S-t
neTs kLi7es blades sDd EieEers "A eDgp7f s-e1l -
ssss Knives h0ox1l era k1iEes l"o - @ofAes
bfeakf "a L. GlV-Tsuilhs banners, dies ploArs COS
ea cast sisel lOTsir 20 u al ki11s made - o. r ~ 70
shorieflro.ce Al Goa EsrIan'ec Rear Of d Am "
ALE ga
Lon eAlE- Lot no SS7, IN 6feel~ oo1 Crin7lsry,
l. ip besurful Iscai o. s1d rsrdsOsn-ly f-rcef IA Ia
oulre a. ne dfag5re corner Of Myrtle aYe-ue e1d DI
held a. Bfcos -. Pfc- 80. SID .
az nno so LOAN a pss ssni ~ Improved
,UoUsT vrGpsr3, lSP3 p
- WE'VE 10 ~ rto-e
T5-0 TRTS.FR--Ftrsssa AiAas Psr-r p %.
4 = 80 l-91--s r JOSEPH BID 10 20. r-lr
- a. % I4.i -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

,.,o amp RUr.agRs-Beet Veal 2uston and
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

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They have opened Aedleai ard surgical lntrsray,
where the poor WI be snocsS sditoasy al fn-sdayS
fharsesyssnd Saturdays tom 10 u oelocs An.
chest lungs and besrL
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