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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08

HEAVY RoBnERY.-rhe ware'rooms OF Samuel
Cochran, importer of laces and embroideres, IN
Philadelphia were broken open on Sunday night
last, and robbed oisxsSabe goods TO the amount OF
$1,000. The thieves attempted to force the fire.
proof where the mos! valuable portion OF the stock
Is kept but were foed in their efforts They left be-
hind them a bottle containing some brandy, some
matches and a centrebit Two men have been ar
rested on suspicion Of beng concerned IN this rob
berry.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08

The NAvY.-On motion of Mr.. Adams, a
resolution has passed the House of Repre-
sentaivcs, requiring the Secretary of the
Navy, at the beginning of the next session
of Congress, to report the number, names,
and ages of the several vessels of the Navy,
and the number of officers and men, demo-
ting also their places of residence.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08

EMIGRATION FROM GERMANY.-Late ac-
counts from the continent of Europe repre-
sent that from Germany whole villages are
preparing to migrate to the United States
"Three of these, in Upper Hesse have, with
in few months, been entirely abandoned,
and several in Rhenish Prussia are prepar-
ing to follow. A short time ago the whole
population Of a village passed through Mentz
on its way to America, accompanied by its
pastor and schoolmaster." One letter states
that 700 Germans were about to set out
from one district, and that the movement is
felt through all Germany and Holland.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08

GEN ATKINsoN.-Gen.H Henry Atkinson,
whose death was recently announced, was
buried with military honors, at the Jefferson
Barracks, on the 10th inst. The follow ing
extract is from the General orders issued at
Head Quarters, Washington, on the 25th
inst.
Brevet Brigader General ATKINSON departed this
life AT Jefferson Barracks near St Louis, the l4th inst,
al the end of a long career of usefulness and honor.
paton of the war with Great Britain that followed,
and in which he served with zeal and credit BY the
mere force of merit he became a general officer IN
1926, in which capacity he was often employed on
special missions requiring enterprise skill gallantry,
Judgment, and always with perfect success. In the
Black Hack irar his fine qualities as a commander
we've srkingly displayed as well in the field of battle
as in all the previous arrangements and operations
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
From the National Intelligcncer of Saturday.
Iulv

1t gives us pleasure to state for the Information OF
our readers that every indication assures us that the
maloritles in both Houses of Congress are deternn
ed to preserve, in the face of every obstacle in the
discharge of their daty, and pass before this
sion is brought To close, Tariff of Duties and I'm
poss such as shall be calculated to meet the wants
of the Governm nj and the wishes of the People
The vote in the House of Representatives Yesterday,
upon the question of receiving a proposition TO fix
upon day for adjournment, shows that majority
of that body will not at present consent to entertain
any proposition to that effect, or even TO allow it to
be made the sabl:ct Of consideration.
When we reflect upon the advance of the season,
the Oppressive heat which now prevails, and the great
anxiety of the members, after 50 long absence, 10
be at home and about their private affairs this deter
mlnaon argues consistency and firmness Of purpose
which can hardly be too much appauded.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08

DEATH OF THE HON. SAM'L L. SOUTHARD.
We regret to announce the death of this
distinguished Statesman which took place at
the residence of his son in Fredericksburgh
Va. on the Goth ult.
Mr.. Souhard has filled large space in
the public eye for many years, having been
representative and Senator from New Jer-
sey, in the Congress of the United States
for many years, Secretary of the navy under
Mr.. Adams, and until a short time before his
death President pro tempore of the Senate,
since the accession of the present Chief Mag
istrate. lie has been distinguished for tai
ents Of high order and the possession of a
character public and private, which was above
roproach, and he will carry with him to the
grave the regrets, not only of the State he
has so well represented, but of the whole
people amid whose councils his light has so
long burned with steedy and cheering ustre
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08

BANK OF BENNIsGToN.-The Bennington Gazttre
expresses belief, that not farthng viii be reali-
zcd by the holders Of the bills Il this brosen con
Germ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
MIR. Stansbury offered the following reso-
luton, which was also adopted unanimously:

iutIoiI, WHICH was also ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY:
Resolred That this Convention recommend to
the hearty and undivided support of the Wings of
Chttenden county, David French and Truman GaIu-
slla, the candi 'aes this day nominated for County
Senators and trust that they may be elected by such
majority as 10 render it certain TO opponents that
their hopes IN this county destined TO eternal dis
appointment
On motion of Il. Bradley, the following
persons were appointed town committees of
vigilance in their respective towns:
Burngton-E. C. LOOMS, Timothy f.
Strong, Henry Mayo, I'd.
Shelburn-Wm. Harmon, Lyman Hall,
Harry Russell.
Charlotte-S. II. Barnes, B. Newell, A.
l.. Beach
Hinesburgh-Orrin Murray, W. B. Viele,
Joseph Marsh.
Huntington-Selah Amber, Joel Rem
ington, Jacob Rood
Richmond-Iieman Aldrich, Hyman Bar
Der, lido Green.
Bolton-James Norris, Elisha Bennett,
Seth Stone.
Jericho-John Lyman, Andrew Warner,
Arial Stearns.
Underhil-Olver Goodhue, J. H.Tower,
Joseph Smith.
Essex-T. Halbut, A. Frost, J. II. Del
ano.
Westford-Wm. Henry, Isaac Clark, Nj.
Rogers.
Colchester-L. B. Plat, VIM. B. Mum
son, A. II. Duncan.
Miton-NIctor Adams, Lucius Sander.
son, Eliakim Fairchild.
ST. George-R.B.Isha Royal NJ. Beach,
Silas lsham.
Williston-A. V. Hawley, David French,
John Brown, Jr.
On motion of Mr.. Barstow,
Pesolrsd That the thanks of the Conyention bs
prcsent ted to the President for the able manner in
which he has discharged the duties OF the Chair.
On motion of MIR. Barstow,
ResOired, That the proceedings of this Convention
be signed by the officers and published IN the Bur-
linston Free Press.
Whereupon the Convention adjourned.
JOHN VAN SICKLlN, Prc.'t
H Il R. SMITH, Secretaries.
+. A. STANsBURy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07
For The Tribune
A TRIBUTE OF AFFECTION TO THE hLhohi
OF IHk DEAD.
By ELIzssrTH JEss,P EANEs.

.u.~ A., ,,ornfuent viii ever ~
En-ravcu ON the heart. Of tho-' "bo hh'E
Nsr ye, knew half her worth
IN sbe was gonS' ,,,.,.
No ,h..no. miss thee 4. that home where thou d'' noo NY
., LII, and y;gof ble., thy footsteps day b
d,y
x.., - an, tinaoes. moved among thy happy bousehold
band -. Ill b.. ,,., t,od,
Having 'or al d e'''''"u' -. g. 30. i, ,.io
Alas, alas regrets an' ~ t IT, ,,hs ,g,io
They cannot "''"s WV
DO thy moi falss thee f'a"d ''d' "'''' " ~
yiDe bower
Amid the p.asspt garden walks byree aHh opening Tow,
For thou vert tina, loved to watch each niue Qua ono
And every Nhuer' "'"i"""s P''' WIN
ho"i - o.. ,.,i,, Ieave.
Anh hon ""s' ues'n '"' ''''P'' wiz"
To t"i"ei $780,, 49,, ,o,o shall
for Thy tasteiui hanpi d'"O"' '
pine
=, -. - DO, fl, the scene that marked Thy later lie
W. hon ADJ r,.s the lingering hour. with weary SCH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..9g a., cay are re

r To Travelers.-6eiiientn vi,l.,, u,trt -
~v.c'r'Ilv invited 10 stop At tle GRAHAM Hol 81 -
ysrrav-sircet. where quiet home, PHEASANT r@"', 80 ~
i.I. le>onie food aud atmosphere nI"'pU'" ~
,~ohol or tobacco await tser acceptance ih"'f VIZ"
eve il impossible 10 live a rgdly temperate an" 1l ;,
,.refahl. ID 81 without severe pusaon are rtqu,'"u ~
ve /, one trial The house very convenient 10 lic u-N
- a., 81 tho CIV and io all the Steamboat Landings
Term. moderate. Gentlemen visiting tue Chy WIN pr
Of their Families will find such home Vastly more az
hl, than a Hotel shower Baths tree. nv "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

I hoard faint exclamation from Some ono -
ia, 80 No.. Coed God he must = al'e se''
,bere are drop. # perspiraiion now upon NJ 'O'
head Br;nr mirror and place 1t 10 d. "l''
nav brca,b, Vet. IL seemed that the extTeth',
# ms agony had wrgne oat a COIL de" 'l'N
kin. No sooner had the words been 'p"Af" -
there "a. a Wild hurry and suppressed eNe'"'l,''
lions # fear. and doubt. and surprise about u''
,,om What moment Of agony was the neAl
Tn fearful anticipation lest after all, there should
10 No zion Of breath, vs. worse than all before.
Tn. mirror ~as brought. and then | kne" by ti4e
hidden and fearful cry. that my real state, tnat oil
Catochu.. va. at last known
| was bled instantly: between ny hp, t."
drop, Of brandy were forced and my limbs and
b.ad were fomenied with hea'ed cloths, with -ucn
eG.ct. that in TWO hours regai5.d NY power Of
-,o.;cn and at up though weak from loss OF blood
and en,irel, exhausted by the dreadful suffering
through which bad passed ~ though herH .'-
deal. Believe M. those pains would not sun
,oa;n Il the urice should be- showcri1G - al ~
wealth ard ecry that the world can bestow. >l'H
..if-rior do. not leave man where 1t and> hiui
I arose from my bed an altered man with my
moral and mental constitution completely changed.
The main incident ot this story. however im.
orobable i. NAV seem, is founaed upon fact. and
la. occurred within the range of toe writers ~
,ericuce. Catochu- j. only peculiar form OF
Caialep.y in which the patient retain, tine Use o'
hi. various senses. while the power OF motion De-
m, .rely suspended. and presents m appearance
which NAV easily BE- mistaken for death IN re-
moving some bodie. from the vault of a church ~
a neiehboring city, on the occasion OF erecting a
new church. II wa. discovered that three tod.e'
had assumed such a situation a. could only be- ac-
counted for on the -sPPo-.ton OF their having
been buried while in a state u suspended ~ ma
tion or stupor, they having turned over IN H."
coffin. upon the recurrence OF consciousness. ,N
occurrence of ouch fact alone together with me
NOUN existence of diseases which assume the
.cmblauce Of death should induce the eNtromosi
caution. and make it a matter of duty Ia apply,
before burial. such tests A. to leave no shade" "'
.loubt and no room for mistake with regard 70 the
actual fact Of death. W. w =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07
Pumps, Pump, Pumr>
r WARREN. Manufacturer OF Miner
III 49,. Pt-nr. Or VOL, ani Z -slrIn..

P.trui Pump, Tor "tii' an |. 'si'ih,. ,.,.-....
i,otage. peculiar 10 these Pump are 'h's ~
- ,ns s 80 ii, Operation and security asHn''
,-s ,Io light sni Por'abr' and e"'Y ''' " '
u,.rd s.s np,nher Of them N use aud ne on 'el
-, shrh thy have ohiailed ~neI, my 49,
knwn are now deemed suie en' mi. Of Punp, in
IT - 80 ave MT my label upon thrn,. ,h' p.i
ami wSorn p,s OF heh beng @af % prapcr to sy i,i
In ~ a,i.n nirr, IT my manufacture hrilo,
bet Of s.ie y,ne ,f res fon 1ip S warranted
ant well saturated on 4 -, nous '""t
IN .y,rv respect a superior article. A. OSBORN 4
~ ,y,v ageu. in New N3k are Me >>'s' ,r-.,..tr
TiTrIE UariWare Dealers. NJ - - s.,.au y
United states Hotel to,iHei'5 "'' - ie6.is
cali. urnfN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07
HAKI-FN PLEASURE GARDEN

ri -te,,,.t Garden situated on tllr banks ol inc
u1r',r Ri,cr /, on ot the mot d"lghiin POI ~ ~,
cnv OF New YORK, Astounding "a AL .i"i' P' po,
pint. ami Floser, 81 the finest and rait,t hhl''
.f"I ~I COLL amt ~tNer Fish. vhc,e spo'uN' pay -
No.. n, The surface oi the water a,i> mncn - MI
,rrue while the ,,rg'utur W a!h' s"@"'' nN -
l. ,frr trre> i bi, attraction. fpr rural i'in'' t
An extensive and Elegant Awning u', hr,h 80, -,
.nfablc Ground. have been lad out pf MHia) '"'f
me. to pract.ce Target Firing. rr,. tor
- Gold ami silver ti.h and Bouquets at f'oN.is ~
.,s a, tho ,;.rlsn Harlem, MAY, l8i& 49, '"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07
Ep,NKIJN HOUSE. PIiILADEL.

pHI&-Tb., new AM splendid h.',' a, III.
.Ls.rnr .,rrct. between Third and Fourth street. H.,
,,rrer of Frsnkiin Place. IN tie mmtuae os Tb.a.
-,,,h.,t landings Banks Exchange fo't inc - -
70. A. and ~ be- kept The Amsrcan az, ,, a m
,,,1otly h., ny both an O.dinary ard he>''Di'"'
h.. ,p.ntd on ih, int OF Jure. -t,- ,,d b.I.
,,,,> =, constructed q, n form pari,r s"" M
-, NJ, m b. rented without board A. trosi :. 3" ." -
,.r w,es or v -th board. al = per das. . ,,,i DE-
~ -, -. I'VE hsen eng aged. The wines all ~
u'~ Of tie purc,i quality viii be >o' at eN'e, o
i, rate prices, The iUrrliGre = cnir'N nv, T., ,1y m
ill., United State y " >NND'' 49,. u l,vsw
pt,I,..lnli, Nav Is. 1872 Try - -'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07
N-oTiCF ~ RIrPTURED PERSONS.

~ IL I. 10 NJ 4 MI
N-DrA G. III III. NJ Nr,ev street, A''or h"u't'
g yo-k-P.r.on, ALLEGED Nith KupinIss may r,N
mon the be-, Instrumental All The wnud afolus' on ~
rl-lf0n Al bis office. Ne>ey street, Ne" ioih, q"
his numerous agent, in tie cAiei towns 81 tn' uN'
state. Parent. must be- careful ~ examine the hsA
Of Dr. HuF, Tru>,e, 10 II they are endnrs'd ny "
Url IN Writing. None other ar genuine or 10 o. 'S'
a, cod D. lIu guarantees cure, IN All ou' W. ~
,,rrt, n. nv call II h, office tor treatment " e cur W
40, rod ca aud permanent TO preclude uit h'9sy
of wearing any tru>s whatever the mon siN@h'su
.I ON the e,graton OF lie term ,peched too NE cur
sbai.srr prnrcs, the rupture may have made """" '
Licaion. III. .,-.. Ill
Ct,iirrn under twelve years universally cur'n 80
ont further expense issn tie cost OF Tie -> ~ "a
iir,l rure IN, hc.a under progressive pracuca l
fs.nt Tor more than twenty years past III III -
Tru,. Once AMI i brought to state OF unr'''"
perfection. -. g.. ,,,.l ;.,i,,
MANY treachero-s agents have undertaken 10 s'l u1'
,on ot DR. IIulr, celebrated Hinge and PIVOT iruss iur
ihe essy and ,ae retention OF RuptnrtS Iae>e mits'o'
cannot be- relied on-thoy are made by unSA iui su'
,.,f, and mechanics and better than III. Ordinary
Tru,,e, OF Ike market The genune have ny i9 nan u"
writing. N"'' W. ~ - 1T
Dr. Hull has the request OF several re>pecao' pS~
Gan. st-d M room exclusively for Ladies. having
ate entrance from business department. wherein 10y
, n constant attendance to apply Trusses ana SupIore'
s,f 10 mai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07
CURE Of the PILES.

w We invite the ateut On of the public TO DOct r.
numplreys Vegetable Pile OnlIent one Of the most Ger
tain remedies for Ples, fi,'s Wounds, Chlbaln kc
nov before the public fros y. sianB, Cashier Of The
Csyuga County Bank. o.. p. iiumphreyes->lr-I com.
menct Use yOJi ointment for the Piles lew week.
sgo. and have used onaly since, although IN
- Circumstances unasorable that did not expect much
benefit the fret apple alton , immediate relief from
he that usually attends the disease and THINK
am almost % rot altogether we'll and 90 most cheeruliy
commend i ~ sl similarly an ctcd. Auburn March d.
49,. STAIN For ,se at lJj Na,,au-'t 'olr agen-
~ toy Nesio. ely and at the principal Drug store IN
he CIV - lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07
DFNTISTRY-Wm. Thorn. Dentist.

c.. the at,ei 0u o i-o>e ho Uear Ariinel
AMI bo.e who r-ay rtGgr- them % h' wrihoa ~ 'olt,
- tie larv fam IT, VIZ fte teeth Know n- lha' nv
i. ti.agrershe taste 10 the mouiis 81 mo-" 40 49,.
-. r.g rem III, s,tion Of the acid on The gold p'ae,
- u,fllt using one par icle Of metal q any de-
elhpi'.s 'o'' 80 i'm. l. 81 CT tNBERS.>T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

' charl Rel i,h Coai-Lump. Broken ai'i NJ 81
To undersigned Authorised "a lfhe ori'r' Tor w
- 90 m he yerv lowest prcs either by the cargo
m ton delivered from the bargc e. OF carriage h any i''
al THIS city Broeslvn. 81, ,. 81
: ,u-r.sn Btusinou. Coal. Tor thS grat,' 'qu"' ~
III LysruooL Best Virginia Coal, or - "'
WV wy Office ~ lls NasDu.tr'eL
~ d 'i"0t w ~ - mylHf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07
= l. sFOR PEEKsKILL, YER,

ASsKas14, PLANCk, Grassy Polnl, >lng sne, Tar
rylOMn, DolGs Ferry, Hastings and ionhers- bfeaANs
ana Dinner on board.
The new AMI splendid steamer COLUMBUS Captain
W. Stone will leave New.NOrk from the foot Of Chamhrn
STR IT, every msrning Fridays excepted al 1ocock !
and returning leave Peekskl day at O'Clock, y
except sundays, when she will leave Psekhsll at "cod
y. NJ,
Landing a the foot oil Hammond street, each way
NVricg.-Al goods, Freight, Baggage, Bank Bills, sF
board this boat b. al the risk of the ue
4ood. Freight Baggage &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07
,IIrCurILS Reference and Distance

VI Mar, II the nei >taic,. " ih A. a'C''. River.
,ooi,inin. an Index of ali the Coonies lows ST., and
In the MON Also general We" 81 IHt III 'nr,o,,.
,l,.,r,l states AMI Territories, t"r ln'' no" ~,
,tsut. g. The whole illustrating Tie "tNsisl''i,
r,,, y ami statistics of the lnon 10 @"ir 'u'n ~ p
. ,,,',,,. ,,n la. been llhsrto alt'inpten.
. f...t -,\To\ MILES - brW''"SN'
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DINNEFOKD'S PATENT iMPHpt-

niNNEFOkD'S PATENT iMpMns y
ELECTRICAL FLESH G 10Y - anu - Nar>
healthy .iats OF the system LV friction tholt the
.k OF tearing the shin all the Ordinary liorSe'sr "9'
IT. .., value Of Horss-Hair Tepoystor ~ 'her,
peiic svcn whc appl the human BODY NOW eo ven
known 4, every one paid line least attention To the
importance healthy action OF the skntc require farther
comment
Yer ale by A. B. SANDS l. co, cTS Broadway, corner
- ct,,,i,arSy- s,ro., (;,,,i,s XuLi,ug ipau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07
DATENT CHEMICAL OIL Lamps

i CHEMICAL OIL, BURNING fLUiD.-rhe sub
scriber would invite thS atetoH vi tie public To Ia, stock
OF GRE bNOU CHS PATENT LAMPS shIc.. tom their
beauty aEd superior qualities destined 10 sup-rsde all
ohers rev IN U.s. The oil whitk i burned u them .
chemical PREPARATION very clean in IL properties. aud give
brilliant and economics A. git The Burany Flut
portable lght. free from all smoke smell grease
will utlrr sol Common Lamp, be altered
al uirug elprn~ To burn tie aud. Tic subscriber $
kindly permit. 10 refer ssme of most respectable
flsgies, who a. now Us.H,s the article.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07
Hygean Medicines

l from the " British College ct Health, London"-The
subs' bers having been appointed ae Attorneys OF Nesss
MORRISON. hoai Co., and Agents or the State of New
Work. have received afss assortment OF Medicine direct
from tie British College Of Health, Lcrdon are ready
supply thu Agents LIBERAL terms than hereto
tore. Persons wishing 10 be appointed Selling Ayers
viii pleas make immedate application To the sLb,cri
h-rs. All persons indebted Ia The late Age IT, VIZ Geo.
TAYLOR requested make immediate payment to tie
undersigned only authorized 10 give receipts Tor
tie same FIRTH HALL, No | Franklin Sqlare.N. y.
MET Agrnts lnr MORISON MOAT co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07
n FOR SALE-The three story Brick

xXm1 HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND No. e
NIrh,i.irc.i between Madison aud Honry-stree> Tse
lot 3 ~ q feet the House = by ~ teei. - inch
walls bull by day, work under the .uperntendence Mr.
George Ireland. There ten FIRE places a.. House
Df sbch finished with marble chimHey.p ece,-
IL,re Dry cellar undo the whole paved and divided
INTO several apartments, hre-prOO asthOus under the
kitchen FIRE place, and the whole in complete order The
premises may b, every day between tie hours Of Il
and 2o'el0ck For iur:hrr partle glars apply 10
f4 GRI<\EIL. NiNltRs6 CO, "A south street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07
~,OUGHS. Colds. Pain in the Side. Kais

4 'OibUC, Olds, i dlil Ill TIE Slde, Rdl5-
~ Ing Blood, Palpaiion Of the Hesrt, dangerous
symptoms trhc With. IhOusan., q lives annually
n,t ~ IT,, way. Every person Of nirgen ami common
An0ws hat te>e diseases the beginning OF Con.
SUMPTION and unless cured must prove fatal Dr. Aliens
Bsi,al Of HOrehound, Lis-rwOr and PleurSy Root will
the above diseases. We hold Ourselves ready and vii
ng - prove ts statement u any per>on Who may stand
need OF Dr. Aliens Balsam Will Cal DR.. GuION, the
Agent at p Bowrrv. ral7 III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07
IN FOR SALE.-Barsains Bargains -

80 For sle sr exchange - tract, OF band.ori- iyud
'Onisning - .crss each, sOl Cf superior quality
erred h fac streams sud covered fine 2 such
white oak hickory beacb, walnut maple and sycsrsre
The S adapted wheat rye, corn o,i> cotton tobacco,
weet and ri,h potatoes The above srs will snj Al
raJcrd prices aAd trrDis ID suit, they all be
hanged or almost any hind Of merchandise FOr jumps,
diagrams and particulars, apply 10
ni A T. SMITH. Is 4. beriv Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07
n OTlCE.-The undersigned hereby give

~ vi ~ L. ne unuer>lS ned nereDy give
= not CT that they have formed Limited Psrin rship
pursuant 20 The nr tie Of the fourth chapter OF the second
part the Revised statutes. esited Of Limited Parn-r-
sf>;' and that the terms thereof follows. The
name or nrn under WI ch such cOpartnershp 10 be
Quoted : 90 " ism X. Gogldng" The general nature Of
- business at. nded 10 be transacted i that Cutlery
and surg cal Instrument Manufacturer The genera part.
Interested thsrril i IaIu L. Gousng, resl ~ IN
he CITY Of Newi.rk. aud The special partner Allison
Post. residing IN the same place The amount Of capital
which the special partner has Contributed 10 the common
stock ten thousand dollars The saJ partnership to
commence t day and rSi day Of jan
vary, Tie year hou>snd eight hundred and
Dated Nev-Yofk, April II. 1872
az Gw ALLISON posi-
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- EXCELLENT opportunity for Build

~, Capitalist. and Other. aud even tor Specula.
tprsAt private SALE several Of land ard specially
hrauuul country .sat the plain, little oulb Nj
lOrkyle. Tic alter place embraces . contiguous nt, on
tn second and Ird Avenues. and Eghrth and Eighty.
fst>ireot,, all under the very hgbe, state ct cultivation
Do the prem great varsity of fruit trees shrubs
vines ower, &c. They a~D have thereon Convenient
city built iiogse two Barns, well OF fine water umnr
houses &c. Railroad cmuhu. and stage Accommodations
great value u these premises This properly !, lite.
rally 'JrroUndrd by the summer residences Of Gen Pau-
r-, Mes,rs PRIME. DelaneIs, As0r, jones' Rkers Law.
rences. Rhinelauder., Raw, Coster, IL.
Ao lor ale u. on s.sy-hrststreet, near Fast River
Known a' Mount vernon. The title Un1i.pued Pan 81
tl- purchase money may remain mortgage. Builf,ngs
put Of these lots would increase tc value of the
whole. Apply from ~ 2P. W. 10
my2i GEORGE \ CLARK l02 IsLerty-,t