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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-05-02

SourHRr's COssoSPLAcE Book, Parts III and Nv. Ed
tied by his son-in-law, John Wsrdsw. New York Har-
per Brothers For sale by Frsnck Taylor Pa avenue,
Washington.
We do not know what there is not in this book
1t is kind of Noah's Ark, in which specimens of
all things in the earth, and under the earth, and
in the heavens, are thrown together. The book,
Of course, has neither beginning nor end; you
may as we'll open it at one place as at another;
you can hardly open anywhere without finding a
good joke, curiosity, recipe, an illustration,
lesson, or food for thought
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-05-02

New York.
This is probably the cheapest magazine in the
country, and it is very good one. The number
before us contains nearly sixty pages Of reading
matter, and several woodcuts--among them por-
trait of Richard Golden. The gifted Alice Carey
is one Of the poetic contributors.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-05-02

"hi'e nan, anu HAS no right TO choose his own
vocation. Let the latter do it for him, and. IL
need be, return to the I" bene6cent whipp aOn
the side Of the oppressor there is power let him
use it without mercy, and hold flesh and blood 10
the grindstone with unrelenting rigor Human
ity ssqueamishness pity for the suffering, mere
rose-p'uk sentimen.alisu,,n maudEa aaa 90
manly The gods the old Morse gods, doubtless
laugh to scorn alike the complaints of the miser
ao'e and the weak compositions and "philan-
thropisms" Of those who would relieve them.
This is the substance Of Thomas CarIyle's adj
wee this is the matured fruit of his philosophic
husoandry--the grand result for which he has
peen all his life sounding" unfathomable abysses.n
or beating about in the thin air of Transcenden-
@llsm Such is the substitute which he offers us
LOT The Sermon on the Mouut.
'e Tells US that the blacks have no right to
use the islands of the West Indies for growing
pumpkins and garden stuffs for their own use and
Denoo'' because, but for the wisdom and skill Of
tue whites, these islands would have been produc-
I'VE only Of Jungle, savagery, and swsmp-mala-
y" The negro alone could never have improved
A . VI ciVinLou nim0oh anu therefore
'ae" and his born lord the white man, has .
"sht to the benefits Of his own batvmems of land
a"' twO-lsgged cattle p "Black Quashee"
mas no right to dispose Of himself and his labor,
'ca"se he owes his partial civilization to others
nH' pray how has it been with the white race, for
whom our Philosopher claims the divine preroga-
i've OF enslavingi Some twenty centuries sgo,s
pa'r OF half-naksd ssvages dsubed with paint,
H'sh' have been seen roaming among the hills
and woods Of the northern part Of the British
a"a, suosisting on soorns sad the Aesh Of wild
"'mA's' with an oecasional rslish Of the smoked
n'' and picked fingers Of some unfortunate
.r,' on caught on the wrong side Of the Tweed.
: MS Interesting couple reared - they best could
family Of children, who, In turn, became the
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Important Decision.
From The Troy psNy VIII.

FROM me 10y ps.N " ILL.,.
CIRCUIT COURT. Tuesday, April 23-No. 62-
'llns The progress OF the trial OF this cause which
SNupled the Court through the afternoon OF Tues.
cay Judge Parker had occasion to decide a point
" "a" which IS believed 10 have been hitherto a
ne" question IN our Courts and one invoking a
s''i des OF interest and importance. The ques
400 was upon the Interpretation OF provision Of
SereVsed statute IN reference a. mortgage sales
~cel foreclosure by Advertisement The provis.
< referred 10 IS the following :" II the premises
osss, OF distinct farms. tracts or lois they shal
3 sod separately and no more farms tracts or
rs sbAl be sold than sha be necessary 20 satisfy
Se sAoant due on s9ch mortgage. Sc. see Rev
Ns' VI cd vol II ?. 633 See 63 The circun,.
"An'es Of The case are briefly these In the year
- mortgage was executed upon certain prem.
IS ~ The town Of Schseh,icoke In which the
re~ses were described As a certain lot. niece
ave OF ianc, with certain boundaries men.
-, sna represented to cou,ain about thirteen
ADJ. In iei9 the condition OF the mort
~ SANlns been ialh ed, the premises were
S.Nu 'W SAFE under a statute foreclosure of
sse' ald description OF them was given
- ... 10 that in the mortesse 4 iudc.
@eDhor | the mOrtsAsOr appeared at the
5.s,.'. - pace OF sale, aud representing that the
onslsted OF several parcels including q
\. -. A'srn stssd, stoves dwelling houses
Ann. y uiueTent individuals aud under
esss, g. es, some by perpetual lease. others by
e..4 ~ 'efm o. yesrs, &c and that the lots
se9,.. es disposed Of to better VANTAGE II sold
psos.sE AsSx'ss'ed that the premises be sold IN
TIE s,st.yS 1 tbs, such was the requirement Of
u The me-. ue sactoueer refused So 10 sell
se sac We s-u',Oa T,'ed on tbe trial was whether
ne nen,,,I. '0ld h' Noncompliance with the be
Ass;'"1ec statute direction
sSo- N,,ss NN'Oss AMI able argument by the conn.
va sN parties, his honor held Tbst ,bs ssis
s!sA3 ~ s-'na' the statute did no, intend 70 go
ss-O:r1,.s gage and ths, the rnor,gaeee would
e'es = ~ 'e,hns According TO The descr;n,ion
tvssl 80 mr. tgsSc-ii the mortgage embraced
'seS. he, ;, - ",s' distinctly and separately de-
Ss-s5,s 'he sale must DC in parc,ls but no,
sss,s. !Sdsc Parker gave his decsoD mn nn ~U,
'2S0a, - I'm 80 .csnos ledsed hssltsncy. and the
ssSoa e bar are much divided upon the
NSI -. =. Is not unlikely that 1t viii 20 to the
~ 'es0'' 'Or snal az ud cation.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30
J~rs REGULAR NAH LINN BE.
= - ------.rl, -. k-srLN ANn WV AnRA

F''sASsA-Hls~E~ S..Gr-fnn srI Prosidrnce-ir ant
r.I.s tfuuf frrr rr,rso ~ cas- 3D. baggage The
Steamer. e. NANDFkRiLT Cac-s'n Joel Stone. ard
CDNNonOgE Csrf "A .ain h Fra. % connection
- h the >1rin .fur and Providence ard b. a'i Prov
.-rce KS roads, .rss.f9 NcN-forS as.N. i>unisys -s
r..tst from .Itr NORA leg. srsl ..ri Shove Bat
...l Place. 30 O'Clock 7 =. f.i S.lr.ustor A. a.
r.cx Z 81 cr uyo1 tre srn.s. of RE usi train nom
NHsar These steamers aai FOR thr route,
,ri every respect part 'iry sdsp The rsyigs
tun Uf Lsn--l.slt sound 10. Recommendations for pas
t.-slr. srn cNreIi.as arc coufirsh-ile officers ca
rrIrrrrt Tie ls tla shortest srd
most rect sTen Boston ana New Nors pas, gers
enabled o vr l suVe time COR tle morning hnes cf
.Hst, 49, rrtfs mining various points noun
chose c..cs TIE C. VANDERBILT viii leave New York
Tuesday rfgfstH snd Saturday, Leave Stoninstor Mon.
iav. Wednesday sid Frtss TIE COMMODORE viii
rave Srv-ioIs MoniSy. Mriresial ard Friday. Leave
or.Ir.lu tuesday. Thursday 20 stiarday y B-Pu
sanlers Pc srrfss cf Do a sornEnn pro-
coed u.ued aiev ih~ splendid railroad fo Provi.
1rnc- sni -uu sas gage master accompanies each
ra 1 Az ron Boston for passage. berhs state rooms
90 freight APP ay hr made o th- RSelts he
wharf arr 10 fi. cfrce 10 b. ery-n srr NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30
,.... -.--NIw-loRK a ERiR RAIL.

- -ts-ts -.-.-- NIN-LORk q ERif RAIL
80 :. $780,. ROAD On AMI afer Monday Dec.
NaA'---'n~ SD. tie ,rsirs wil run ~ ml-~s,
..nl4.s eNcsp.tdl Nornirg Train for tiuin, Corning,
and u.. raie p.ace- t" pier foot N Duane o.
daily VI arriving tn- same evening Evening Train
or fut Coming lefrrsou. Geneva Rochester Buffalo
and DEE Intermediate places. leaves AT NJ arriving 81
Buffalo ite es.ufg Fare to Geneva b. 90 Roch.s
tfr 8 i1i to Bufao 81 g. Passengers for liaca and
Isga LAKE lake ,r of tha tayga ard sus4uchan-
nah r Oweg0 Ps.-cr GERS 'or rioga srd Lycomins
Countries Pa tisr fe ot he Corning and BOs-hurg
K a, Corning \ Way Train caves fon JeTyls for New.
N1lk nj. \ VI ard returns ~ z NJ
NFMBi Root BRANCH.
fea,Us Ht1-i0fk st : \ .d md Z N on Tuesday Jan
Leaves N-wbL. N fnr sew York connecting with ne
in.u1 Going West az I. sterl A. . An ard ? NJ.
Frrrrt caves New I'm stations on tn rad daily,
Sundays cSceptrdl arm srrigh for Rochester BuE
f' sgi all places tot Geneva viii be delivered 70 he
Alhr~1 sni Roches y z. H. at Geneva
~ JAM =. klRkW GOD Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30
DR. CHARLES MUNDES
xuaTFR-CIyRE ESTABLISHMENT,

( T NORTHAMPTON MAss-Dr MJNDE respect
"A fully informs hs friends sni iur puY MAJ ne nae DC
come ~ ner u ate Or Rutge.. Wa,r Cure f'tsr
shmeut al Bensouvle :. miles rom ne Nofihhlhp 'u
Railroad DepoL hours ride from NJ" Oh sDoll nom
Boston ana from Albany situated IN one OF ih- pleasant
81 Va IL. Of New Fng aud. surrounded with wood-gro"
hills with shsdy walks and sbuudsnty supplied win ne
pure-t sOfe-t and codes. granite "aief hr NJ : Pu.
M healthy and The tmst- nd sud agreeable TIE new
sraciols buildings offer a. he necessary cohFrh .h-
for waer-cure purposes, slch - 's-r pNAke "a.l'
douche. and airy o -u. rooms FOR about ~ lirn- -rp
arsie for either seN. gymnasium. etc The Doctor ornR
the ear est now living disciple Of fue--nz A. uIAriSn
burg and haysg an experience u more Than - years OF
MS own his Writings Wa'ercurc being IN me HANDS VI
every EuropeaA hydropsh hops 20 respond 70 Ally r-a-
,onsbe ~ pec;aOls from the wa-rcurr stein male on
the par, o sufferers who may contt- h-se YES 10
hin. -.,.
For further particulars please Apply ID ne ABOVE address,
MIC 1awf tviDA WuIScAa17
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TRUSTEES
,o-vpu WALKER CYRUS CURri>>
TJJnu.s HINT HERMAN BOkEL,
~ yRTFLAsD CHARLSE CARLETON
yNNS.y sgFLDEN LUClrS HOPKINS
,nss,'H.. NELSON DANIEL " HAkILAND,
WirSON q HUNT. LENI COOK,
STEWART c. MARSH, DAVID 1. sAfRE;
SStrnDpcE HASTINGS HENRY A >IOSE.
80. gODGFRS JOHN STEWARD "a
PAIL y sPOFEOkD. U MALlbfa
~ PaYES JAMES T -OLTTER
SnHestItls y ROGERS FREDERICK VICTOR,
SAMUEL BEALS II " Nc siti.rovv
WILLIAM WATT H4OHAhD ot"rL""-
ALMET REED ,.,rvrp p-..,-.,.
TFWI- GREGORY. hcePfesif~ri
TfIWODD WALTER. - .ce Pr-s.c-l-
caAEIF> NrNCONB --crrt-rF.
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1850 CENTRAL RAILROAD or y. JERSEY 1862.
e. -. - II NIllEE ARRANGk MENTs,

- VI flrk AhNN'ff WINS,
sek 'innierrug A.rh D. S"-This Road
VIZ extends from fii/sbe'hpprt % miles %
1ifr n use reducing he staging between lhe Ter
llu- g Road and EasJu 20 - m :, and 10 SCHOOL,
cf- Mountain io m~s Tn, linz leave. New fOfs ~
STEAMBOAT RED JACKET A. pier RIVER, and connecis
ih trains he New Jrr-ey Railroad which leave New
NoiA nom foot n CDulsfG.l NJ the sumo hour. new
route sclooeJs holl'an, VIII lees slsgirg thsn any
Other
PAssgrGTR TRAM UP-Passengers VII leave New
YORK Bog Steamboat from pief N II or by the New Jersey
Railroad 200. ~ COrLand.si st9 A NJ and . z NJ leavs
EiIsbsihtoen A. 10 VI Rnd q L NJ.
PASSENGER TRus DowS Leave White House. At 5. IS
A n aud D.. = NJ North Branch n SIS and Is
NJ. Somsryie at 40 A NJ and 10 Y " Bound BrOoh
a. -n and ~ VI Pisinfrd Al 81 A N end :. 20
M, N-.if-i sts. s. 4 NJ and Z N Eilsbetilown 81
7. - ard iO.yD anG 81 "
The ght n twin pess-n cars attarhed) vii leave
White House ~ s. 30 NJ, sOmeOile, 80 Painhed o.io
and tnIsbeihyort, by STEAMBOAT A. 80 VI Returning
rave N-~forA, by steamboat. Red Jackst from pier
N0rh River. al ! r NJ
Al ire cir from New intended a. by ihis linc
bee o. ne boat ii ~ O'Clock - Insure being IaA-n
urDugh mat DAY
STAGES viii read ness the arrival or he cloch
rain from New YOrs he White House. Ia convey pas
..ngrrs b., EHstuu Wtkrshsrr. Bethlehem, Allentown,
NsIch CHI A. Pa snd 10 FemingiOn Lebanon, Clinon
NJ ford IS. chem, BOonsbufg. New Ian pton. Wash
lngton and Is yidsre, !. j On Tuesday Thursday and
saturday 10 D. aware, Water Gap sfpudsburg, baritone
yi. stanhOp-, uslev- BucSlown and Lecka~snna Iron
Wors. &c Pa
: x Al baggage he risk % the owners until do
iiyrr.d the actul O-sr--iOn " he AgsIS ~ INC
Company. and checks Or ceipts given therefor -
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TO LUMBER DEALERS.

LUMBER-LU MBER-L VI BEh
XYTE HAVE on HAND :. our steam sa"mA 10 'ch.
w ester about eleven hundred Thousand ie-I % rs
CHOICEST nd OF white pine boards and pans- Hg- PRO
n,r,ion ~ i, ear ,ua l. II, IL and Inches hick saw
.uu expressly for The Nrw-fors make Ai n-ay :.
lies 1u HI % the ca1a where - car DC ~ ped Cn
boats viii ut .-aufnE ..-
r.. humber We wish ID SCI here and iha. end invite
he attention Of New YORK md Eastern lumber merchants
.oit We VIII give good bargain - a'y one "no ma
,h 10 purchase. Th- quality averages o. hgn haI money
car Re made on Il. .. - -
We can furnish whiiewOod. OAK ash hickory or sny
I.ud OF timber any qusty Of -zl-r sec aai 'Izs
csphoards and shing-s Also, sras or 'hips anc
osk or timber Of any required thickness &c any ensn
irg,on..t YORK And X Brs.ow Hsr-m
J. P MILLENER CO
Rochester March II. 1850. n-$ <"p lsPb
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11CnRI d. ..-VAT>OS'. I-fa.lt.- b-c.1z fo..a'
IL, ~ toA destruction y -.- rogclesonl- AID iDY
-.-,.. T n--;--. % ssy ror- ior .h- Already sfs
- ~ usb- remedy -hsl that sa-ts unriysec sooe
o.s~- A-uc-. fgf - p9fpcss T. D. lad 0f y = u
c..s.-r-. snt rs F-i.0r-.. broosyu- Prc- .n-inz'
q osge-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

TIE Trustees have declared dividend q twenty three
per cri the u-i ear-d Premium. Of The pe.t year pay
Ace 10 SCRIP sgd after HI second Monday In May next
The Trl.--s have sed pay interest - SIX
n. cent on he bucuni ~ he Certificates aIiio<ro ~ ue
Issued IN Apr 1913 and m April l4g % ne holders mere
- -, M tn-r egs representatives, On ard strr th- I'm
law Of NAV next Aso, hist the CeruhcsIe' OF pfOn
.u-d 10 si- win the sccrling interest incrroi De ao -
.ovr on and after he 10Th DAY - June next snd maj We
,nt.r,. -fcou .nzi cease from hat da- And Aa a.-f
H. nsyrrrnt u issue, Of scrip of 1885, - ana 10
efv r-r cent ~; future earnings ~ tnr Company SIS
. r-..rei the cs9ital ~ he Cemp any siny-n.s 70
-. So Il Dollar. b. order Of lie Board
'1 CHARLE> NEW COMB, secretary.
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BROADWAY bA>E-Nt~ Yonk. April =. 10
nIyIDEND.-A DIsl1-Ls II -Four a. PER cesi gcg
~ h. CAPITA SOCK = tbs Bsrx vi BE- PAID -
Sea c-ls or and aHrr th- j. "a, - Asv -,.glg
~ .r.f-f-took vii BE- closed from .1e 5h u May
.~riI ~ .ag - ytuenI b. yfd-r = ~ b04rc
s4tNIj L =. .RiTI, C4eLsr.
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10 III.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

Dh, --IAS fEAThEh--PRlsk QUALITY
for ssl- ~ ; FisCHkL Won -TADE,
a. H. ~ { e street.
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Iuih4 Tor Tour }raf-.. 49,. - -
T. Company iurh-r report hat th-y hsye al this cate
the following as--is. III
Invested 10 { I've snd Ok per c. stock. S-it65 -
x receivable 7Ti5l 8,
Cash 81. w .sd claim. 10 be co.ed by cash
gr 7asl8 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

NOTICE-TlFFASY. YOUNG Ellis nAse $50
\..,-,. viii .h-rn Mr . F REED u so-;u-, .~ho
" reside H. Pans TIE hrn ia P-r- ~il DC " ila4-s
Rr.c L CO. Ia N-W-lork ss t-r-,ofo---
TIFFANY. YOUNG FILLS
MI 49, = -. a. s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

,.t,l r~OS 81 CO.'S HOT sE-FURSls- NC
- ,lDkE g Cana ej L -pe1srt IS fy- doors
q Brus Hare ware. Hollow ware, Cutlery, Brfsn-
us-ssr- Pan and J-garbed To .Tase WOot-~srs Bs.-
s-'. B~g.n.s Broom. MAJ, Tls. PAS, Oh and Gss
Lamp. kc as I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30
srRAW soNNErs AND HATS.

WATCHES JEWELRY AND SILL kR WAKE
SQUIRE & BROTHER,
~ FULTON ST AND ia4 BOWth1
81 WE CAN MAkEIT THE INTEREsT
~ 0f mos. ~ 10 pfsh tAe ABOVE goods 10y our ar
", ,eny.m.nt. IN Europe snd the manufactured here
N.<k,o 4 getting gOods from hrs hard. 10 maze nell
s..,. Al either store FIlion-.t or ~ bOw,fy.
Gnd watches by Cooper. TofiU Se-sy AMI otn-rs
t;oid patent ever watches iIl ewe.ei
Gold pai-n, lever watches fDr aides
Gold ard silver waichss Ofs kinds
God lOcs-ts, hke watches open boIh sides
silver --t. iorks spoons AIDES sc
Silver IL th- pride Of busiurss and do
lefuIsf keep IN. reputation Of selling al our silver
.qls dol are ard hat 10 warranted standard
OUs RULEs-Al goods warranted Al represented %
zach arce ne price marked 10 plain tsur.s, one price
and cAsn only AZ in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

zaSr-.-. piANO-FDKTE-- Person, a1oal pur-
as-ysz % lchss ne Pianos VII md 10 20 tleir sdyan
HYHH niaae 10 cell Al X Glenn : Cos mansiHcio-
~ i JB, ~ Fulton. 81 west Of Broadway
genera. assofin-l. ~ Mahogany e1d Rosewood Pianos
ron-lA4tr u1 hand which viii be- sod low or cash cr AZ
proved pane Dealers sSpgii.d on liberal terms
NV y X GLENN { Co lai Fn'OD
sySnrF-. pDANO~ FOX SALE ANDTO HIRE
baTclsy-st opposite ne Ast1f- tyus
ETHK y from u 20 Oclases, iu rosewood Hnd ma
" shogsr c.ses JAS THOMPSONG co
n IN. -ale Tal-nsn \ kanIr
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kOR SALE CHEAP-A ps-n! nAhos Any f-Yo..t
i0p extension lAb- Win center pieces me o~ n- nsS
10 tilAer for q. VII SCI Il bal 20 Cost Ian Oe
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
~ S@ 1850. ~
PIONEER AND EXP 'Ess LINE TO PITTSBURGH.
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, 81 O'Clock A VI and
4PN through IN 90 hours The cars on The rennsyiva-
MA RAJ Of the very best and most comforb- -
ser pnOn View packets have been placed on he line,
mrn,hed win especial reference a. n. comfort and
convenience u travellers atOfdDg the assurance VI quck
and agreeable Journeys Pittsburgh
Every Effort will he made render his the most desirable
rOuts 10 the West
For seats sppy at ~ NaFke,st and N y corner Third
srt Che.nut Pt AdelrhiS WM COLDER 4 co
FOR further miormsnon apply Al "sstsL New fors
mia II X II HlNDSS, AsrbI
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nag. PiANO-FoRTE. FOX SALE

As5ffzs.. PiANO-FOKTE- FOX SALE
gt-vssI u Person. alput Purchasing Pianos vii md
TO- her adyaaissr 70 cal A. BtNNtIf
ilss sls - Broadsyl they have .srge assortment .
Rosewood P.sles c0nsarLf On hand every instrument
warranted fpr two rear. 4 " have he names of more
han Ias persons they VII refer Co. WHO nave purcf assd
Pianos ia-n a. ~ which have given universal satsac
iou any doubts pressed - 10 hrr que y,
D. 1. nay ht ~lhLrl 4nt arH such douhis
moved. Old Planes exchanged Hev anI second hand
Plano, to 1T nTN
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rlN-t<sLANp
LIVE STOCK lN>t HAN = COMPANY
or NEN-uANtN CONS
C4uHa. NffN
E,OR-H~. CATTLE, sc. insured eEsns. deiii ~
Z d. lease Og Acr I-lt
DIRECTORS
re Edwards J NJ Aniuss, j. L Taylor.
q Ml.1n, ~ Valentine.
a EDWARDS Pres.igut
u PRtScE. Secretary
CHAs Wills : Inspector
Al. received 81 Tie Agency once
D. " hl-sf. j. ! ant hs
l. TAYLOR Br,nslgn l.
lul-o9- HFNRY. PAN>OS Wiuiam.tur-h. l. l.
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k'OR sALk-One s-cond band Adams Power rfes'
L 70 good order, sxe o! pia.eu -ixSs lccL-s -,
as r. HOE L co. . and 81 Ooie-s-
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ABKM X LAWRENCE,
CHARLES j. >MlTH FIR. and ~
a. las IRE SARAH A AMkENIk

ANNk of ofi.f 81 a., S4rrssi- ~ tt- Comfy
NJ lors. note l-r-uy gwen al persons having claim.
AGAINST JOHN CAt>k>. t- 80 IT, IS % Ne ior, d-,-a--t. 20
present Ne SAM, q 'ol-r- Thereof -4t> a, IL
.icr- ~ r~l Ma- y Pear .ir-i.
'n 90 @i re '- t-t tAy ~ D4~i Nv 0rk the
ls u' feorAN iNsl NARGAkkf h CAKSEs. A.f n-trart
la~ffu' ALFRED WALLER Aiuu-iratlr.
4 ''Nflh tk> OFFICE state OF >-s lnrs.-ll- YARN
TX, hANh % hanl'a Npa1g .reta Lss ,ls iay a-1 10
- oflc- n''c- u nc app, nin-at OF Mcss C. a , W
ihNiN0 90 i- C'y Of SsS os or tie r-t-m 1
- efcafS nes gr--at. u lie at EMIT ~ A a. relating O.
- redemption uo'r Nsf lSs1 A1sns. Ayr
-. i>Nl la.4ri MA>HlN6rON HUNT. Cor.qfroIsr.
'uNil hoLlfk> offlCf. stated New lvrAi4- u>N Zoo
Y COUNTY kA>h hrnsnss = -v-so CoHly. la- fh rfs
~ n once not 81 tr t N-srs W A>tibl ~
g., W 80 t'l o Ats-s a.-lt. - r~i~r fr i -
.n- oi-s. together Oh of TIE l;n-ni 81 -
At hshapl~ taus - s4C Agreeable 10 it- At emitted
A. az -si- - he redemption 81 tsn N'-s pt.s-t Ny .
.>i.-Astay. Apr 81, ~. WASHINGTON HUM.
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r. rlaE4Es=aEl e nMEH AHKAN.EWENT'
~ 49, CAMDEN AND AabOf RAIL
RXZNA2-2A-RO Change II Hour, and an sd-
,i,,.l lin. from New YOfk Phade phia via steam
bo,, JOdN POTTER % Scum Amooy, thyncs 10 fret
,,t- ar. 10 { audsn and Philace phs.
~, ard After Thursday, llih April, tbe Fret Line will
l-sg- per No Norm River All A Asng cara al 5o1Ib
Amoy 4nd-n and Phi sfe phs stopping Ia Tar. up
AID Jet ss-ngen al tbs usual inl1rm.da.s Places
arr Wing Pm. 3D. phs about q noon.
Second Line leaving above a. ]. and running -
by morning lines arriving IN Philadelphia shout 81 NJ
Fare lhrOugn by either line..................tD
fOfHsff drcs pzsssgr.. .....s.s..s..s.... INp
Brrskssl and dinner provided board steamboat John
PQuef
Pssser gers Dr Freehold viii tahe the stage at Wests
fare from Fe~.YOrk % Freehold g7;c
ENlGRAsT LlsE.
Lesy-s BY steamer TRANSPORT Capt J. Gould, at y
Ocl4cg Fare 81 ~ TlDs Ofbasysse allowed each
be carried At ne res ~ hut nothing
VII ~ received considered baggage except wearing
.prsesl fal.ul / BLISS
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nUTCn METAL Krone POWDER, IL

Il
OIRANARINE Blue Jus received ifpl p-rI4aLt
exc-ert Qualities Ia a gr-z. variety sud s,d loN = Fl
Fuito- = ~ EDWARD BAACh-
~ s. - Nsrufs-tur-r OF h..ica lr.-ra-ris