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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28
SINGULAR REVELATIONS.
CASH PAID FOR WOOL,

AT the Auction Room of A. NJ. KENDRICK, opposite the
Runals House, Main street, Kenasha
Wanted, above, 100000 Pounds of Wool,
for which cash and the highest market price will be paid
af n50 st
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I alnartine,s Writings, Irvng's Works, Cheeyers
IL Works. and Chambers Miscellany in ten vols for sale at
Kings Book Store
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attached to the company consisting picked and select
performers who will lead the procession mounted on 10
splendid horseson entering each place exhibition per-
forming some of the and popular music of the
day. H. A. WOODyVARD Aoent
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From the Cleveland Herald.
incidents of The Rurnina 81 of s t1,e Grissi1h


incidents of the Burning of the Griffith.
Mr.. Stebbins-We learn from some OF the
passengers, that Mr. Stebbins, of Maumee, the
first engineer, was perhaps the most useful man
inthe terrible times on the Griffith. He stood by
his post till the last moment possible. When
she struck, he Immediately swan to the shore;
being man Of great physical vigor, he was the
first to land, and accidentally fell in with a small
skiff on the beach, which he instantly launched
and put off in, to the burning wreck. lie pick
ed up and brought to shore three loads, which
constitute large portion of all saved.
Cause of The Fire-The only explanation
we. have heard of the fire, is the statement that
the tanks for water. around the pipes where they
pass through the decks, were dry, the water hav-
ing been drawn eff some ten days before, for
some cause not stated.
Remarkable I1cident.-Among the saved was
| a German child; child of some of the emf
grants; only about three years old. His clothes
were entirely dry, and our informant supposes
the skiff picked him up upon some float. The
infant has no father, mother, brother, sister,
friend or acquaintance, or any other person that
knows who he is or from whence he came.
Remarkable.-Dr H. Reed, of Bellefontaine
took off his coat and boots, dropped himself from
the bow OF the Griffith, just as she struck the
sand bar, and swan to the shore, near half mile
never before having swan ten feet in his life, and
not knowing that he was capable of swimming
one rod. He thought to himself if others could
swim, there was no reason why he could not
He made the effort, and succeeded beyond all
his expectations. The incident above shows
what GOODNESS and decision will do for man at
such a time. Mr.. Reed lost $lI2 from his vest
pocket, and had the good fortune to have it picked
up f1oatingnear the shore.
Coolness.--A man by the name of S. Cooper
who from his appearance, we should call him a
Scotchman, Just from Scotia, had in his care a
young woman named Mary Murray, and a girl
about y years Old When he awoke and 9ot
dressed, alter the alarm, the girl was missing
and by digent. search he was unable to find her.
After the boat struck, and all hope of remaining
longer on board was over, he took off his thick
coat and put on linen one, threw Miss Mary
overheard, and jumped in after her, and swan
with her to float sufficient to support her, at a
distance from the burning boat far enough to be
out OF danger from the fire, and then started for
shore himself, confident the young lady would
be safe till a small boat could come out Refiec-
ting that he had lost his hat when he jumped
overheard, and that he was liable to the headache
! II he renamed in the sun without it. he deliber-
ately swan lack TO the burning boat, found his
nat "a white round crowned wool one.) and then
swan ashore. Very soon after he reached the
ooat a Air. Stebbns arrived with his first skiff
containing NJ ISIS Murray.
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GtandaTd Poems - Shakespeare, Byron, Milton
y Cowper, Thompson, Goldsmith, Coeridge, Longfeow,
and Ossan can be SEEM developed in their Poetry
Kings Book Store.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28
DRESS MAKING.

DRESS MAKING.
MISS ELMORE takes this opportunity to say to her
lFl friends and the Public that she has just received (and
is constantly in receipt of the
LATEST FASHIONS FROM NEW YORK CITY.
And she is ready wait upon her friends and Gus
toners She aters herself from her large experience,
the business that she will be able give satsac
ton.
= Her place ef business is on the corner Main and
Wisconsin sts- opposite the Runals House.
May 17th., 1550.-no47
KENOSFIA COUNTY, COUEsT.-The last Mon
day i'll each month assigned probate matter and The
transaction of such other business as may ne done IN vaca
ton at Chambers. In. STODDARD, County Judge.
FOR SALE.
number of Lots in the south part Of the city, Liberal
n credit will be given.
FOR SALE
lot in the North ward the Brewery, lying between
Water st. and the harbor.
FOR SALE
Thirty acres of timber lind in Pike woods.
FOR SALE
Acres of valuable land within four miles of Waukeegan
FOR SALE
Farm of 100 Acres within miles of Beoit, and at
joining valuable improved water power the Pecaonic
River, with good house. barn and orchardthe whole
under fence. This farm will be sold cheap exchanged
for land in Kenosha comfy.
FOR SALE
100 Acres of land lying the Lake, miles south of
his city. Apply to JOSIAH BOND.
| HATS! EHAES!!
| CPRING STYLE of Beebes Hats, reed. this day, at
l y fhp ion no Ri0 Hat F
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FANCY Tokens, Expanding Hearts, Sabbath Schoo
Cards. Conversation do, and variety of similar arti
Giles for the and benefit of the young, for sale
Kings Book Store.
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adiess Address Enameled and Plain Cards. for Stylo-
IL graphy and Printing; Motto WATERS plain and fancy
Envelopes Laes Gold and other metallic Pens for at
Kings Book Store
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28
FOR SALE

Or exchanged for real estate in Kenosha county, I60
Acres of valuable land within four miles of Waukeegan
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CHANCERY SALE.

CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF, RACINE.
orIs jerks IN eHAsoEuY.
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plank Books, full and half bound, Common and
- English laid Cap, Letter and Bill Paper, fine qualities
for sale ut KING's BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28

w AIER LIME just received and for sale at the SCUM
w Warehouse by BALI, q EfKINss ''''
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Tfsa,ining's WOri1s--Several complete scs of
~ these celebrated writings for SALE at the lowest posi-
BILE price, at KING's BOOKSTORE.
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' IL. X. ELKINs
BALL & ELKENS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND Fop1y ,pnrne
DEALERS IN
produce, Salt, Water Lime. Coal &c
south Pier and Ware House, Kenosba Wis T ;baro, o
Companies. ~ Ai"n'pot'tioh
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28

Lucky. B. ATwATER, Californian from
Port Washington, sent home few mails since,
$4,000, being his earnings while in California;
lie is coming money.-Pou Washington Blade
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28

RESH Teas from 2s. per ID. and upwards, Sugars Co
IL fee, Spice, Pepper, &c. by NJ. Nj. & X.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28

GCYTHE Stones. few boxes best quality, for sale
~ ry cheap by the box. Nj. M. & X.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28

CARPETS and Floor Oil Cloths, Boots and shoes of al
~ qualities and sizes by
METCALF, MERRILL & KELLOGG
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Family Quaro Bibles and English Clasp Bibles hand
II somely bound, and for sale very low at
Kings Book Store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05

~ WANTFD-cu hire a neat lvu. st0fy t"uss iO bo
~. I'm GOOD oraer for private family. On ne vicinity
ia ~ Bfor way frnm ecker I'D FfsrS.in ss k-ni
p.f Ia .. ,..I $40 Address this Office g3 -
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Auction SALES.
JAMES COLE. Aucuoneer
JOHNSON E>TATE BROOKLYN AtteL

JOHNSON Estate BROOKLYS-Ansu.ou q
~ inr1fec great sac - Brook " properly 90 I
DAY Arr 3 - th@ Nsw-Y1-s Exchange. hy q TIA
,ers Of ihe Be- John Johnson Tbs property les
70 he most ceutrA important s,d Improving par Of
Brooklyn wh,ch VII most argey Ard ilklihly rsrsy
present srd permanent investment Eeng - = Futon
. directly as1s III City Hs ard ~ business SIDE
u TIE stree uunnE through Acawsst us b. te sresi
moo destined 5e perosrs he Ereziss csnusl po1i
OF the w. bus These covered mostly win
Inferior story frsrie building which rent We
In Adsms.t BESIDES IT, sAOve named ssvsrS 1ts rear
them cutie re junction port t.re- story hrics
houses VII 'mtsuou irCuts, sna Ex Other eNcen
houses n Mvrfs-aTerue t1st thCruu gnfsfe. he
Bow-rv Of BROOKLYN. = feet vide ard miles leuEth.
four handsome hire s0v houses a. Re corner n adams
Ard h e vicn 81 h- CITY Hall sr1 Two superior brcs
hoses handsome residences n he rext block In JSys
4 he corner Of Myrteave-u@. & fue business point
h-ee story hrck houses Aso two story frame. 10 Pear
q two houses T. Law rences ihree houses In Ehst
tuo aousss II Tisry-st four houses and o;s besides
n 8rcE-st rye STORY h--cs houses. ore corner VII
store II Johnson-sL three houses % hem 1pero
ard II BRICK IN SchernerhoTn-st ore sory S1e house
Also, Harper Court. councillors court conisining -
sa .stOry BRICK teueeus VIII cellars 20 - sod house
house $50 10 - ie secured OF each house snd AZ
o-r-d severalv. flev VII make resi ard cOmiortshie
dwellings FOR persons y sr1s mesns owned By oue per
son win csrefl. arsgrrnrrL they vii prove prufs0ir
Investment TIE ground sod with a. he shove uer
toned houses The IKE u he Oldest In ne courtrr
generations Terms ~ n-rt VII - acco1l1odatnS -
Larfer sct par-csl -e--r- rcns W. - - re PIE
cpa sfr-r ng Fap-rs the sac spprosctes snd N Sec
rrnuv- rars Property iO ne smCunt NJ clalfNN " A
sd co ms estate u October l4S and he results have
been exceed IL Wv - .fsclury 'o he purchasers
lrcuire o. Rev. samuel K Johnsto1 d D ~ Myfie-sV
Brooklyn. snd Res. Wm Johnson, D D Jarnsica or o
Hon Judge Johnson. =. rs rpoms - irr CIV H.. n ~
sul,or-st BROOKLYN; OF John Miche, k.G n W sls;
Ne,s-York md ia Cole. AuctOuerr, Waist New
York 81 ".
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- FCelers - Wells. PhreaslSststs ssd
t"eisssr~, Shneo asi- Isl S-s.se-sA near u'- r>F,
&C. Phssssrapay.-T. & LElASp, keporser and
Teacher, p Ne7ceTst aesr Sr0ad~Ey and Canal Isl u'
W Thos. 4. Nichols, VI. ID. ard Mrs. Mary =.
issNe Nichols, Wafer Cure PhysicianS - Lexington
Az Nonsultaiors ffcn ne % Parents received for DAY
SSsiiasal % Visiled =; iheir residences a. iw'
" uydrepathic Institute at Rousd HUi
Norta and S0ih BY Rkroed This institution es;shhsh~c
1877 hss oeSn hcroue hite with al h- esihs Ard
appliances usually :oGnd Ia .in lar rs1-Ruozs abroSd,
doping the pSr ncw universally approved. OF euroyng
ogue0nneaI beisying hal 2sfct understanding o. -
LAWS o. HEAirs Is uecesssry 10 insure The SUCCESSFUL
treatment q disease ~ any ueshsd
The following Of TIE Advantages which render
he Round N Rsi-esi desirable Fesoence fos isNALtPs
and heir FkiSNpS
Pure air extensive snd telEhsul scenery, AID ee-
vsed ps,rcn tAres four hundred iee above he Coz.
uecucug River.
LSTse and pleasant roma AMI comforts soe eo1yeai
soces rarely found n s'ra;lAs estael. shu1eno
practical ard exPegterced fhysclaA y 10 vi s-s
Inst Ia prescriptions are esetly snd f1i2ly carried
al
Intelligent ard eseeu, uars.ns, By persons ~So az
dsrstAn3 II
A. seuDdsDes of spring reznxrkssls for - eos-
-sss sohoess and purity
{. A dies salsea to different classes Of inys'ids.
Quiet and Comfortable walks The sstas 0ynina-
sau sSh sllhart-rom aud Bowling ASys sns pleasant
irives IN tie vicinity.
S Tue bos, of German salh Nurses and faithful ssr.
wants
Ne pains viii Be spared 70 make his Insds1n the
meet the wsas Of thosc parsai OF vigorous hezlh ply
slcsi eaoyneng and Portable bona Caargcs reason
spls Address A RANDALL ESQ rrcprfetor or
nile lswsv- G. A HALL. N D. kssiasns Peysisiak
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tEcEie-Iic Ports.

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>, 1n as '2f' r-2-i Nes Or - - -
s'a-,n- tr'An. e-ia'i, : - 49,. = 49,, H. 49,
go -. a, N~'-s-s - -. $3.50. d,
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hrtoa, Nsenss, J Is se~et+ .s~c.t .FeIr 4'--
Rlatrl., bsto, AcH k-Asna fosi TO- "a " .tf-n 80
dacssfort fS .or. "iaatn beh-tt iael - -
- brsef Jertrr Stfo- we've q ~ - N'-'its
lefs g. ships -o-i StffNf ssn -r>p' n. -
Npf-ent t1ts Joi 70 tN.s 7 t-al - iA-f So - 49,
N4- ,afi Baker lqdc1 fetsfnrs.ai' - si'-.oi ha
anrs lucnca Mara l4en, hsftnA .of' N.'-'sls.. 'e
~ AAicrs fcile, fl1ce 49, AFea n-ipl. -
Neii-frs " i'nfr W ff 'stol - " T. iA'sA n-'
lo'eA i fftc' h-~k as Ai-se 60 oa@Se pa's fef.'-
N9ll, st-le.. go. -
BAL ihvtSh, AftHs-Aff a. hes"a'-'n hie - - "a
1ef1. NafN lara 49, hgtt Ne- 10 %, ~'srA -
.ss-a p ufifar IT'S hi'as " nos4f > are pa '''- e
o,esas trs NAY knp s'rnfA. blcAsfot - - q fr
si StrurE New tort. p A.tnea -, % cis-a4ia p 7-
nwll~ hA-.t bosen re Aru Mars Treat I1rs1ae o. NJ
ta1s'- tetQn tcr-s- hr-te1, Jam Neen, Nal.-. b-a
Naore ssl ks-tes a1e-on f14at- pa AFAf--9r he@ie
>zy.anal. Sescra- 'e.at1n- 49,.
BRISTOL Apr - ~ Nh,l1uru ot.fi ~ - %
40 tEcgs 49,. pavs y "a Sesu, Ftrsl Nn-ii-ri
CHARLESTON, Na1rh 50 . si-tl.a iito- Ni.a. h''t
hey Nrs. stP sa-sa1, Nhie Moo. - s--a 4-l iAll
te.r1e ftl ceqlle
ELltAbkIh CITY. 1, Nuch Si-Arr. 70 Nm Nsis'a
Sat.t~ag v 49, seTts r'-ir-y srsuh Ntcrs ssrsl Ca
~ N'',sS Aurrrs. So. hi,rs - 50 go, MAJ An
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MA RIgE JOURNAL.
sOKr oF NEyv-YCRK....APRIL {



Psc,eihp pero.hf Ho'ey Lou-oa al V7rtsmoa:l Efe.
mise 90 J Gri-vad
81, Josbas BATE stels-i Canton De s. .s days
Helen. siA tees. .'ss, a., 20 Or9daue = c..
ANAL ,h furveT New Or.er. To-day. r+e ~ master
So g. Loon. Bu Ger N-~ Oreaas Hi'.a 49, coen &C. 20 p"
:. ,.cr
Ba Yankee Bso- .or Gi--a.r q, F'ae.eet Ss' os.as "
days. cotton 90 } "
bart csaror- Kemp p-,eHco cd Gays, 10 ballast o. ; q
fsrrr o. sUIef a- % Cr hesas. gife"-trf severe n o.
lroa tls NJ. etcf oI1ara s"i s;ilh~os
Kari iato o Boston kftEe ffsa,lfas . days, e1lio1 "
ms-isr
B.t Buz o Mlrt vers C,. % DAYS, goat h rs saa Iee 60
Hasa.e 8r,hsfs 81 company WISH orr .a.o OIL. o. a'o
rs ThAes fraian C-Hllelos March 10. sugar 70 1ssis
Brrs Falmouth .H@frar Ags'r oa - 1sy- cotton % t,i
Ban Scau d.. fosc.ty, >ss-s Gr41dr D. f> sssf sr'
Iis'-s o. gay of 4 Co o.
Bat Moia1s C,h M..ar1s, March a. ani roaes % l.
Ma 1911 tsf Lae from tNE g. fNt ft fore
fopr fore fpms slffN conf ref urfi no Wafrnr i
ue l,f blowing ven ulri ~Iu ah~afs eros, see
B- ~ Wsla, C-rrrr Jooo' fH, rasa ard mos-ses 10 ID
Forest A Co.
Big Va Jor T. e- s.-o.l I'D iais, cotton '' D pct
Dooas aa Ma tr-s1. ga v rL 81 ~ ral c-re- co.
Mafilnt Pl-}s a CO rets~i COS " LIS
sl ilssafsr r1Vrf N1rray WI Ar Jan 30
..ory palm o. g.. g. ln.I-r Ntter-oa
81. True ba- irfsk. Af--to Long lsani 5cunf, ~
sugar 20 Mason Thompson
Nofra Howell f-rtcncs..if.. corn 90 master
sch Friend ---. Harrington. lumber
Sab to.lt Er Roper D. ghoru 3 jays ntsf n q q la.
E1terpr BOYD saH Jla- ca. Msrh a. l. ar is-s 81 s
90 a Cothea c.. Ne-sc. io A n lslerit
wIND-At slnr.. 81 meridian ", aas ir-sl
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Fatal Accident.
Correspondence Of TIE Tribune.
VI ~ p a

Correspondence OF TIE Tribune
PHILiuELP HIk, Wednesdsy April 3
Early this morning tao men, named John
Hsrzins and John Hutchinson, were engaged n
putting bet upon the shaft IN the machinery room
Of Spencers Rolling Nil situated on the ochuyl-
Kill near Columbia Bridge Harkins, who was
upon q ladder was, from some cause, precipitsted
upon the crank Of the e. wheel and crushed and
m1tilated In horrible manner Harsins expired
on biz way to the Hospital, shortly after the acci-
dent Hutchinson was seriously injured BY some
thing str king him On the head Taken 70 the Hos
pitai. HsrkiDs was a native Of Ireland, and aged
2 years
"a The Rosine Association OF Philadelphia
shed Tor the reformation employment and instruc
hon u fsS no have iec immoral lvesbss dgri1g The
psf year procured sltusnoos Cor upward ofJo women
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Afro e a FEB g. Ca;11a WrsA' from Bat more
ast afr. LYDIA Ana al Phae ,4al Gsr~o so 5fs ~
6tth snw from Nsw YORK, waiting csrEoes~ Al So NJ oef
before reported
Gnay-s Msrci 49, och Aiof Cooi Coz Boston. % ave Ger
a-e Horton Peos5a NIcA o 5sk Hscyon, b OF or-~n
aca so sshoc stl goi es.s ts3~ GoaaTvs li reeve
tsuas. and sa- d..eAaTgaE -
AIR H.cte Marh4 - An vessels Brs as.is Crl's. " o.
c m Bosiur Dec - anf amer cschag qroetet = -
g. Load. TT teHs ATE 90 pressure csrs a. ~ hls
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ANTHONY j sLEECKER AlctnneeI.
DEREMPTORl SALE OF REAL EsrATE q,

DEREIrTORl SALE Or REAL E>TAIE 81
4 ANTHONY J sLEECHER 81 he Merchants ~.
change h- loth day o Apr a. = ococH- ne sac % -
continued from dsv % day lnul closed
On account u John Palmer. ESQ special receiver or
he North American Trust and BANKING GO.
No IL stsis-si a story brick house and orck tsbe
feet frol = se rear 2i fees on one side, - On ne
~. l. Fe1i.s-s ..s77 ,-cs sor.e 10, "a 49, y 60
re-i sf0a
No OuAse.t-4 .ory orck house Id - se = = 'u'
81 Sc ;nsp-rer; 40. go.
NJ 5. aars-pSco-5 story brck house = feet By 10
g. 10 ore side, - IRE c;her-rert 500 $500.
No 10 Fult11-st-5 story hrick scrc = feet BY e H.
SIDE % S-ia The olher-r-ni $500
NCs pa. 81 IS -. - -, I-nth-si ne'ween rus+
sveurs and Avenue A-ots . by ~ 3--ren So,
Sos l86 l93 100 Fi-srsvrrte5 sory tT,ck houses On
Firs' srsnGe-iou 3Syo--S'H
TO Ct LHH.st5 sory hrics s'oreloi = by 100 feet
rent $40
~ o,. ,u ne Seventeenth Waf-see rnsps-Siryvessnt
& l-a between -alsy ant Seventeenth aud r ghieen,h
as and Avenue A--s-e Isp-Dysor.
cts SKI -. and on FishIhst between Avenues
sat { So map.
n o;. on Oa,~auudre9- d-t,eptv-.hiri-s. heseen
Teala AID E.even.h avenues
WILLIAMSBURG.
- OTIS y Il.nl--, -rrthst AID Fi0hsi Sdh sc'
e-si lsoodeu lo'.acs
3 io;s ~ 9s-s on sosH Ti5I ard rrsi 9th ~
frame -ouscs. 5ROOhbfN
it .a.s ou Gl-EL Ware az Baltic 81
lo,l o. Columbia sld C.GAbe1J rl--.ng hrough 10
5urnG1 -
C7o gracious us1so7 src~u Ga - Ta.ma-e-G see no'-
81 On D-sEs.d, Mansion l1t AssU snd uH.lltss
se1us; l 7onse snou; - ot square piazza frcaI srj
resr stories with aasesei snd aIc ard n-sS stable
JAMAICA
one 'sun IL re low q Jamaica u - sores aeo Is
a-res o. sr--s Greek, ard 81 of fresh and "a
u-nrors = III zoo acres. wi.h dwelling TO- - { o-i-
buildings iLvisl n2H p 2 47's
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- ofl.a B4.ss fr C6af-HNrs II rye srf cl-tr
Mss { g. Sye. Dsvd OsThsnt q OJplarf
IN Del---t-c f-9- LH4E iolfl,rs ~ e't
Joseph tsfs Tour oi Frame Lascisck O.
Germany Me-.rs under John A, Geo-.s crs Noeer
Gartav oi Lon.nl-
iet Lysa1a,r rom i,HreyiaCap; wisus Late master Of
~ 0eo WON u lst nar-. 40 At Morrl1a
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eel roprloaet Edrjss farAasen, reports Der
sr s7 ~ . IsI9 5 loa u - W bar. aaPos-'' o Wet
.o1 tD 80 spoA
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-Ceruer,e ard ihetr wives requiring
I'D board obtain peasz1 rOouS fsruisned or ariaf-
rished with bedrooms ard psut-es s;ached Aso. rooms
suitable Tor single gentlemen - n tai or parus board -
Bans n re house. Apply Al si5 Hoaston-st ev i9gf'
east Of road Wv NJ 1lenc'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05

WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF TIE AGE.
1 SOVEREIGN REMEDY POUND AZ LAST -OW-
-tEN'> fsl1o CsP1Illu- U Grad
INDICATED COMPOUND HAIR RESTORATIVE
hss proved Su1certzy -cscoUs N c.-11sls 10 bar
rrnoTanns tnd preserving soh giossy 40 oes--f1 D.
- removes s-urf 1A1df ard sl rriSfrg MAYER from
i-- AID skln az -ncC-rsges unurisri crolh u
dUk tine ssy haLf Ard 1rrvrnts th- BAR from rrurg
srHf Ard fnS 90 u . Aso highly proved Of he Ned
ca Faculty Ls1ies ard g-nueni-n wuud yOc prove IL
--cAey q LIS ~o1ce-f-l remedy. mike anything before
presented y ~ Pubc, L Is Ony necesss-y 20 ~
qrincpsl crc- Gr-en-st whers :. D. ootire.
- esal- ard real IN arx- bottles for = c-rzs
b-Ih- prupreiors car refer thcse who may ca q
-ir o1c-, - Gr~sSss 70 AoGszrcs wko fave Tested
-.-rira
~ Noe g-ug.re WHOM th- wcrts Owes Psiho
Csflhle- ) eoNu Or e.ch bore AID ne sgra-
rars, IL ON tSs CT each Trs2psE AZ sach bo.e
VIII b fou11 certi.ca,ea
So1nP Goes, So Broadway
Bsyeys WrEhL = Ced.s
joan DOod. =. BruadwHT
Mercer-su- 80 Broadway. druxgiat
Chares Il. Ring, "a. Brustwsy
Niles L Coos lie Sxlhassrue
DeQ1c &c 5si Broadway and 81 FCuy.h-sye
VIZ. =. Hsich - Brca1Eay
etspe-rs. eor ssnds aud jay E:s Brockly.
500 oy draSsss seaessy Ar0Cg he ralisc Safes
I'D Cana1AA Is .wsoS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05
DYSPEPSIA Cured

DYSPEPSIA c. KID
y ALL THE VAST CATALOGUE cd -isesz-s
- ~ aer 1rsh y 6e. Bone aas more rec-el-- barrel
- 80 % ne nos .-ieagen; NJ fnysclS1s iuA7 re
srrst bare cssT-s-eDc-, Dyspepsia
AnstrE vv7csltg l-gr F-r--z c-hllg ef-e rlges-7t
orysns lie SlUlL,slrErl1 ~ medicine i1ie-8s les o.
Suosi every Instance aa1 he e--c ~ aggrsE1g - IT,
sidocs ma ady, ard oi=a adding c.ass ailments % he
ready overt lr1en-t sytierr.
A whc have Suffered ron "a iuau-Hce VII ackn0v J.
edge -tla I'D coz se1euv, vgrc 10 tie viso - srr
crnt neec ouy B. irf0Tsa Lar tEcre BE- i1
"a % r frf -fr sane sn1 ~ cslrE aFa- Dr. CDA-sE-
src SISTER n aef C-ce, - FrsLk where ,n8v Siier1
@ -1r Different sexes between &c ncurs - ls n ana
. -s..0c ~ iieocs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05

Tn. 81. gp,ag LIT gives the annexed exports
from this port from 2s,n March 10 ID April

10 IiserTc5,-eo32f bush Com; 10 bales " COL D 1ns
Lima Wool 10 gsi.or Sperm Oh, lfel9 Saves
Zs g, Us Bacon - pc WhgsbO1s 5iO Hfd Tobacco
s. ,o70 .os Ts.0w ifi6 lbs DeesSsx
~ f.ondgn-98 bss Rosn o. hbis 1uTpanlle, :
biol. PORK 40 phls Beet ieo LogwOod IS pa S6s
SFirs czsss on Sssssfrus 81 hiis Tobacco - H,es
Tobacco % q5 bs Md 10 s65si rs Bacon i32 fs' rs
Cheese 2l41t Ds Lard
y Gi1teoploo 49,. Flour 1850 iuth Com 63fl %
Whale oil s. IS sss perm o.; 60 sss bs Bacon - -
los LAID - iuua Lima Wood u ics Rice.
To Ircl1nd-lo 25i bush Corr.
IL B,igi4S.-5Is obs Po.s.n n logs Cedar
To Hri;;sh North Azeytc1i6s On tour. h5i bhs ~ :
Flour; 20 tbs Nesl 49, ybs Fork g bbls Bread %
bb, Nsvs Stores bt.s Spine fcr.iae I,e tts A@
i0 ics Rice; 20 aush Corn; 1900 bush Ssr.ey ma To-
Dscco; y4uul l5s lid co Sii2 hs hc@7, lsii us Ia
low sls bales HAY pkgs Domesucs
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SCHOOLS.

SEs9ViN INSTITUTE. WILTON. ,Coun p
4'iU.CgGE N. GODFREY, funcipa. Tho a'.snton
0r -er.e DESTROYS 90 removing heir chi 'rp1 trcm ;'e
c 10 r- tesltal Dir az he country, . ,,specIy ia-
v.,d 90 tfe above 4.gtIr. Toms reasonable
20 particulars respecting references. terms pleas,
Circulars. at TIE TRIBUNE Once, Al ihr Ivan. st
Office 80 Nssssu-st he New ok Recorders Otce, H..
Nassa,si Also ~ 90 Broadwny al 53 BToome-sL a! ~
NttfHrw-sf and - CrIsrst Wilton, A0rl 3 i3'"
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