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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-11

gtid,clas SiopIe, Spfepb @cppfrthlpaite
uno Scbn 9ncrepS, ipuroen AM Treitag bon
cen 9lid,teru rer Criminal @curt in phiIos
ccIpbia ibrer Shrgldaft eutIaFen, neil fein
hindn0Iides 3euaniB gegrn lIe bclfane, I'M
cine criminele 9nflage aniultellen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-11

9lrme am Som III G ri.---prtoats
9ricfc pcn Gu9laho metoen oae cine 9rose
slu,abl pcrIoncn, bic. rcrt Srpchner Der
9lrmenbdufcr mdren nit &jefo pcrfehen ipurs
rem, nm bic SScifeu ibrer lleberfabrt haf ccn
Bcrcinigtcn Staaten at beSableu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-11

@mtfhiebene Stim III e. - Die
Burger bon Stepbeufcn @auutp, StIinris,
entld,ieoen neulid) NIT 500 9c9eu Stimn,e,
oen u0rolidlcn 9beil pon Slinci6 nit 9SiSs
ccnfIn al pereini9cn unb einem neucn Staat
III tifecn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-11

cn qlccrid, SIhlcid, fauc am l5ter sIpril
Gin bcfti1cr jndacliturm ltdtt Sait allie Sen'
fern iptrccn cabei eiuaeIdldarn. Sin bars
dnfcfqeueer tiid,tiser plnere9en fdipemmte
30 Sald6i1er uno picle lEaareutiitcn pen ben
Straeeu i'll ben Gee,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-11

ninrih tung --SdmeS @iice, ein nod
0nns iuuarr Wann, ipeldler in oer 6curt pan
l'ecforo 9duntY, pd., cc6 Wcroc5 in erifen
@jraoc lduloi9 befuneen wuroe, bat ieine
Icoten QBnrrdut pom Gcurern0r erbdIten.
@r wro oemnud, am l7teu Suui udbitenS
in Dem gefin9nebcf Su Ssofcro bin9erAtct
merecU
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-11

Gifrnbdbn Uerfnuft-Gte Wors
riS uuo Gler @iienbahn in Jicu'SerleD, lpnrs
De ppr eiu9sn 3n9en inter bem SbertfSs
hammer perfauft fir bic Summe pcn So 900
SbaIer.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-11

Gine arcee GtaatssGonpentic Der 8rcun'
De ameritduiIder SubWfrie, tptro ain nd'h'
lten 4ten Suli Al GoIumbps, Ohio, sehalten
mercen. Gin gut aepdbIter Gag snr Sera'
tbang sihes 70 rpdltiaeR @esenftaHeeS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-11
Or0el Gtnlpetbun9
Gin 2eNrinn9e
qprt 20.

snin S6nteoesS S0anorperf,
wiro loaleid, bel benz llnterfhriebenen, in 9lf,
lentaun perlansf, pcieIbif er CUTE glufinnns
teruno flnben pirp. Gin Snabe Sipilden II
uuo IS Sahren aft, pom panee, miro ben
0ormq habsn. g1esen rem Jidbcrii befra9e
man I'D, an benz Gdlmierefdap ses unters
(briebeuen unwsit @anarer's rclSbof.
gtl9bmau Geip.
Wsai 4, rq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-11

Gin or. .jn0als, bon ScnperblI, Rdf. bat
ene Wtdfd,ine erflluoen, nit weIdler mdt ons
SchHecer fir Sticfels uno Sdhnhfchlen gus
lbneioet; er fam odniit Dor 5 bis 600 paar
In eilter Smnoe Id,ueoen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-11
95ri9aDe cJnfpeftpr.
Nreunee nno Wlitioloatrn

8reuuoe uno Witioioatrn
9lufgemuntert
burdb cine groFe Nn,abI uieiuer Igeunoe fnhs
le id mi6 bewcgen ais @anoioat filr oa6
llmt eine6
y riga y SnfpettOrS,
Der 2ten Brigade, 7ten DipiCtcn D. W1. ber.
pcrSutreten. Spllte id 10 9lildlid ieiu ere
lpdblt su rperoen, 70 meree id ole pflidten
ceS 9lmtes nit Greue mo puuttlibteit aues
ilben.
abraham Sarris.
Wduh @tGnf, Mlai IL. nq-bB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-11

Der gruperuor pcn 8ermcnt hat ben
Ndtb. Q. 6. @rafts gum Bcreiui9ten Stals
ten Ssnutor, all Die SteDe ces Ssrn. prentlB
erndnnt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-11

Eie gdacl Snbrif oes Grn. Walcu, 81
pho nirrile, pennE. irnrce neulidi bnrdh ben
gdierif fur 5000 Ihalsr pertanft. Die IA
BRIT bat aufduelid) 10000 1baler aefoltet,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-11

Qit bcm Bc.redsf, 9riefs 81 fraufivn ipiro
hler in ben Der. Stdaten stn isnsehenrcr
MBbraud, artrieben. Ser GiaD bat in let
ner neulihen 9ieoe im Gcngree IN Boftina
tor bemertt, bae nngefdhr 95 precrnt bes
9riffpcrto's bnrd) bieiss IraRfpfipiea flIr
nas Departement perlcrsn 9ieHsen, ano bae
beebalb be Grfhdftelenfs fat anefdbieeIId'
hae pcilesEanemsnt erhaIten mneIen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-11

5pnoerbare @efefl daft
Gin GeifIidpr aus Bcfien erSdhlt oae CT
ffir,fic, in Elm caus fam no er fclaenoe fcns
berbare Seene fab. @r fauo eiu Mauu 500
lieaen unc einige bon Der 8nmhis betruus
Ten mn ibn. 9n oerfeIben Stube inc Der
Ssbrper laa, nuroe ein iun9cS pirden 9t'
fraut Der grdutigam trug biefeibeH Hles'
Der Die nlan benz Gjeiicrbenenfc 70 ebeii aa6se'
apoen botte--nne silIes eeng TO frphlid1 pcr
i'd, als mare es Gin 6reuoenfeff.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-11
S5rtgape e}n(peftpr.

9tn ole Olilie uno Sreirpiltigen Der 2.
Bri9anG 7. Gipiiion y. 80.
5rcnnbe uno Mitloloaten
9ufgrmuutert burf cine orose 9Irs
SdhI meiner Treunoen nno Wirolcater, bin
it bepcgCn woyben, mid Gud) ais @anoioat
fir oa5
8rt9abesS SnlpcftOrs2lmt
lei Der nddblen QBabl anmbicten Gs pirb
fanm n6tbi9 fein, bic @rfldruug 3u MAIDEN,
one idb elmer Ger WitIploaten i'm leBten 6rieg
,par, uuo nCdj inner bel uno nit ibuen in
pclIrr Uniform itehr. SCnte id) caber 70
olldlid, iein erpdblt Su Weroen, 70 permrsde
idb Die pHtdtei pes 9mtc5 nit Greue uno
phnftlid)feit au6Buiiben.
&ner 2ldmng5octler Disnsr &c.
ypbn gene.
O9ai IL. 1912. uq-bl8
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-11

Ginaennpt.

Der eiuigen gBod'eu faheu mir Wlaj. Das
ilieI Wlcyer ocn yicro,IBbeitball fur oag sImt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-11
QBocfentltcbe 95rtef-9tIfe.

Sclgenoe 8rtefe nno oteff 9Bode tni 2lls
Ientauner Defiant lisgen gebIieben:
bsnrp Biting, peter grOpn, Daniel o.
Bilbep, Samuel @olpsr, Spfepb Derfsr, D.
Gdert, Saeob Srep Q, 2Inerem @sBnaer q.
GeOrge, Sotn 5. Ocuubie, BiIiam 0eder>
Wd,D Joedman, Nsrrp pne, @eOree 6eus
Der, Saeob Soertit, Cnuiel 5fline, 9arcb 0lels
Ter, Subn jtrumnefer peter Gubns, DCaas
o. Gore, IbomdS gtbteuipdIfer, Sdmuel
DItaer, poap Warfei, Srbiua Rars, Sobu
Mcu, @bwaro Wc@armif, Eaaiel WODer,
ScIspb DlilIer, 5cnafhan RoH, Waria Otl,
Dauio 9iudh, eieor9e 9taocr, Sacpb Jiomace,
@lorifd SnUoer, DenrD SdlmODer, @eorge
Semmei, eeipiS Shubert,. 'SHIauua Snts
pbiu, Scbn Sthelton, 6. Stettler, Or. Shies
fcnoefcr, {. Dl Seagreaues, Sofspb Scott,
Dapio q8ei, DaUio @eigeL Dapio Eanber,
9enrD Dcit.
S6if5 Yriefe.
@briaopb yieuman, BilIiam Gp0er
U. 6. Jlnbe, pplfneifer.
gPai IL. IS42,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28
cHILDHooD's HOME.
nv s. $. Lyspy,


TaEy told me eastern lands were green,
Where morning suns arise,
soughta home and welcome scene.
To dwell beneath their skies.
l left my own green mountain dear,
Its blossoms and its streams,
And wandered far where skies as clear,
Could bless with equal beams.
love to view the landscape Ger,
OF fair and Aowery Maine,
Blu. love the bone OF childhood more
It's hills and smiling plain.
And when the sun in glory quits
TINS sky and day is done,
Tia oft i watch each star that sits,
Or Fingers Ger sweet home.
There fancy paints the twiiis bit hill,
The house, the tree and spring. ;,
And childhood hours come Der me sun
Bright scenes to memory bring.
And while my thoughts still letter here,
And ponder past tines er
Fond memory brings Joy and tear,
For al loved in lore:
so long as life shall breathe sigh,
Or friendship feel tear,
So long ] bless that home and sky.
And love its children dear.
MY native home-my native vale.
bid you each adieu,
And every pure and pleasant gale,
From thy long hills of blue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28
The American Laborer for October.

The October number OF this work is published aDo
ready for delivery to subscribers.
CONTENTS.
TIE PRESENT STATE OF THE QUESTION OF PRoTEcIlon
TO LABOR.
The SILK CULTuEE,-Report OF Mr. Bliss 10 the Legisla
,ure of OHIO whereut the whole subject fully discussed
and the following question. asked and answered Is
Country adapted 10 the produce OF Silk Can 1t be done
probably? Is there sufficient market Is Unnecessarily
give Bounty on its production!
INSTRUCTIONS SILK GROWERS, by }. B. TillinghasL
LETTERS ON THE iUBJECT SILK CULTURE, from J. a
Earquar of Cincinnati, from j. w. Gill, Mount Peasan
w. BeSb, Esq, Hamilton E. Wood, of Asbtabula County
j. Fox Superintendent silk Manufacture, Jefferson Co
g. Wells, Esq; Seubenvile, F. lamn, Lorain County
| and J. Meyer, OF Perry.
TEN YEARS OF FREE TRADE.
SPEEcH OF MR EVANS OF MAINE on THE TARIFF
Appendix lro another Speech OF Mr. Evans the sam,
subject
Wooi. AND IT'S MANUFACTURE.
Brief Editorials Extracts, &c.
The American Laborer is devoted exclusively TO the adj.
vocacy and illustration OF the Protection of Home Industry
II is designed present in compact, cheap, readable
or,Il and in familiar and practical manner the iii.
and convincing facts aud support OF The
policy of Protecting the Industry Of People To
this END cmbodies the ahcst Speeches. Reports Statistic
and other documents the subject
z = The whole work comprise large octave volume
400 pages and is published IN parts every month";
Seven numbers already and ready for delivery
Price the whole twelve numbers only IS cents being the
cheapest publication of the kind published i'll the
| United States GREELEY X McELRATH,
oil Tribuae Buildings 100 Nassau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28
STOVES.
CTOVES-HOWE'S Patent Stove,

for heating Paries Halls and there probably is
moi Stove Tor sale This city nat contains fin small
copess all The advantages this Stove does for neatness OF
fuel and FOR emitting sottand plea
sant heat il not surpassed by any, and eqUaed by very
few If any and while about II should ike TO cal
the attention of the public those Stoves for safe in this
rsarket that are only got up look and for
and utility; there considerable croaking about hollow
bases bearths, 10 warm or dry The eet nPon woa!
merely ask question: would hearth base made oil
s!ee, stand much putting teet Tor tsat
think not; therefore would caution The public 10 buy
such Stoves only bave been we'll ,eed and tried This
has iron hearth and two doors in 'front.' one Tor
putting in coal and the other 10 show the fire. thereby CIV
ing cheerful appearance aud al the same tine brIns
an open fire convenient warming drying the feet Il
may be the Fair week and IS for sale al me
Mandatory, No. 59 Waierstreet, and also at . ard rs
Bow.rv, and al Pow ell 4 Winnings. BROOKLYN.
- I'm SaNTTEI n SPEIMAN go Water-si.
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CTATE OF NETWORK, ss,-ln

- Chancery, before the Vice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I
A. Floyd Jonah Newton ct al.
la pursuance order OF this Court made III he above
entitled cause will be sold Pablo Auction under the d.
rec,on of the subscriber one of the Masters Of this Court
bv f. H. Ludlow Auclioneer the Merchants Exchange
in the Civ of New-Yorl on the 3ls day OF October IN
s,an, at Il O'Clock noon, that day All that certain dwe
ling. house and lot of ground situate The tourteenn
Ward of the CITY of New York. on the Westerly side o
Elizabeth street between Prince and anu
feel three inches Noherly on one side by house and ot
now or late of John r. Livingston, and known as No 2l3
Ezaetstreet, ninety feet six inches Westerly IN the rear
Inv lot of ground now or late of William Lawrence TWEEN.
~ fee three inches and Souherly the Other side by
oue and LOT of ground late of and Post
~ feet nine inches and known as No. 200 Ezabe hstreet
he the said dimensions more less The above described
premises the which were conveyed 10 Peter Cork
ner by Charles Nc aud Margaret his wife, by deed
March 29d l843 and recorded in the office of Register in
and for the City and Couaty of New-York IN Lib 29l OF
Conveyances, page 4l2
New York. october 9th, 1872
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL. Master in Chancery;
T. : nos SoI;ctor ol0 2awtoSl
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DEAFNESS CURED.-hIessrs. Edi-

DEAFNESS cuREpn yssl paper h and
some Others, SCARPA'S OIL for DEAFNESS Tell toe
ing sufferer nyse unusual anxiety to know more
many noures and find It's reputation Is all that one could
wish numbers have used il WIN ,s success nnn .n near
that The call for Is 10 my hearing Yours e
' M 49, Ii. @. DINGLEY.
For sale by Or. JAYNE, No. 20 SOUTH THIRD-sT.,
Philadelphia
Sands Druggists No. 70 Fqlten-s corner Of God-st and
broadway corner OF Market-st; Abraham B. Sands Co.
No g73 Broadway, Granite Buildings corner Of Chamber
street $50 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28
Coughs and Colds
p EMEMBER No. 81 North Sixth street.

Coughs and Colds.
Id EhIENIBER No. 81 North Sixth street.
Il a one door below Arch-street, Philadelphia The most
certain and hes, FAMILY hEDiCINE, for Coughs Colds
Splitting Blood Threat and Lung Diseases, rising sensa
ton like choking Tickling, unpleasant distractions For
the above, DR. SwAYNEs COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY will be found the great remedy. Persons who
have abused themselves by the ardent spirits will
fad both their strength and resolution much improved by
lea ns of the spirits and taking draft occasionally OF The
above restorative. All preparations from this valuable
except the above may be considered spurious
erfe The real artce may had of The following Agents,
or al Ne. 81 North Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
LIST OF AGENTS.
Dr. w. a. Minor, Druggist, 1872 roadway, New Yors
Mis-, NJ Hayes, lS9 Fui,on-street, Brooklyn
Benjamin o .ds Newark n. J.
jobs Mason, Patterson. GA lUs
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IN CHANCERY-Before tho Vice Chan

4 cellor-.Iamcs Voley vs.. Alexander Mcdonald, &c.
In pursuance of a decretal order OF this Coui made IN
the above entitled will be sold at public aGcuon, un,
der The direction OF the subscriber of The Masters OF
this Court by Mordeca Myers Auc,loneer, at the Mer'
chants Exchange in The City OF York on The l Gay
OF November next at II O'Clock neon of that day,
All that certain lot OF land IN thu Ninth Ward ol Inc 0ly
OF New. York and known and distinguished on certain
map charts made thereof, and OF the ande oi "ian W.
C;ilber ESQUIRE nv rhoula, Gcsrek late OF the City
SURVEYORS by The number thirty eight, bounded Nerh
ery IN front by G:oye.seet twenty five feet; aserly oy
lot number hirtyseven ninety Souhery by lot NUM-
Der tif;yhrec twenty-five feet and westerly By lo mum
Der thirty fee tand now known as number ski!
in Grovestreei New.York. October IS, 1872.
WILLIAM w CAMPBELL, Master in Chencery
.,,vrx Solicitor ola 2dw ids
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IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

celor.-Daniei Monroe vs.. William W'in,ertou, &c.
In mn suruce o. decretal srder Court made in
thu above entitled cause will be sold public auction
DE-, ie drecIep Of the Subscriber the Masters OF
this Court by e IL. Ludlow iocuonecr AZ The Merchants
in the City oil NewYerk. the Sd day OF Ne
yeber nr1t IS o'clock noon OF that day. all that certain
80 nr n,--el III land situate the Twelfth Ward of the
SS;,. o NV York on the Bloomugdsle road, between
FortyfI and Forty-seventh streets aHd hisomirgaale
road Eighth Aveaue containing ara oounasa - ei
ioYs. H.rinninr al point tue BlooHiingdae road,
get ,5d three inches Southweseriy o: the
nnrthery line Forty sixth street Wnere ihe anu
alter described Joins that OF the late Francis reitneF tuh
ming thence north westerly along The and on the sI
CTS Feitner two hundred and thirty SIX ieet eSn' W
the land late OF Francis Child Iletee
ery along land the said FRANCES Chd deceased
teettwo inches 10 the land OF DAVID Gainssy @
soulh-eastery along the land OF toe SAID pavu g
aad of D. Garnsey hundred ana ntssn lsel
three aor;easeriy aons the SAID Erasmus
D. Garuseys land thirty feet nine inches 20 Ihs 'sua
John H. Du>enbury thence along the said john h. Du
sepbury land ninety four feet south easrriy 10 'e sao
Bnoingd dale road and thence along the said Blooming,
dale road To the place oil oeginning being, paIt OF sne
conveyed 10 the said David Brown by Francis Cd and
wife by deed bearing date the 18th OF August 1854 and
recorded in the office at the Register IN Lber 57 Of Coss
page 0 which land hereby conveyed also known
map the land of David s Brows in the Twelfth ward
made by Samuel s Doughty acting Surveyor dated The
sd ay of December 1884, part Of numbers fourteen.
een sixteen seventeen and eighieeu and The whole OF
numbers twenty twenty twenty ard tweuythree,
,ogciher with one half OF the street opposite TO and
,olIs To the said lo number twenty three, which
on 6le IN tie Office of the Register aforesaid Also all
ho> hya lots pieces or parcels OF land situate, lying and
being in the Twelfth Ward OF the CITY OF New-i ORR on me
no,herly side OF Fory.sixs street between ne seve.t:
!
sixth street aforesaid westerly by land now or late the
property OF Mary Cilds aud north eaerly by isnd now
or late he property Of Mary Chlds the said FIVE lots to-
sthe forming triangle and being in front on I ro ,., I'
Street one hundred and feet five inches on the es' sue
hirty,1 feet and the northeast side ore bundreu an
tScntyons feet FIVE inches, and known and Distinguished
on map land belonging 10 the estate OF y.
Apr OH 1855 and led Office OF the Register ct the
City AND County New.Iork Ivy the plumbers 10, Vnr,
,ern) H. uoueen) 5 teenl 10 (siSeenl Ia, seventeen
and also all nortLery half part ot tor'ys1th sure
aforesaid joining the said lots, and which on the sae
map distins uished by the letters n, u, W. Az y ""
| New York, October y, 1872
| WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master in Chancery
! y,nrs uuNpupry Solicitor OILS 2awtpS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28
DARR'S LIFE PILLS.-The immense

increase OF The sale OF these Pills for The shoit time
haze been introduced into this country Sruy
shiBg and convincing proof of the conqperng power OF
this herbal medicine remedyng disease At this
OF this invaluable medicine will clear of
thu and bad humorS which heat nrar ably generates.
The liver, which generally gets sluggish, will be put into
healthy action and thus be lhle 10 perform the functions al
oled 10 it, the body altogether viii be Refrigerated and
prepared to undergo whatever change the winter may
bring In bilious comp lants heavy colds and Aamna
tons they afford spsdy rel ef and 10 the female cons,i-
tried them certify. In TACT every one who has used
PARIS Life Pills be insled with life their
fine, tonic properties invariably restore the stomach
healthy longing food sound sleep, and all the
tans attendant good health. The extent 10 which they
used Europe, all classes OF society, beyond
conception for more than Seeo boxes are there sold week
w. showing that II who them appreciate their WORTH
They sold exclusively By The following agents viz
Rushtoa Asp!nwa druggists and chemists, 30 William
street. 10 Broadway and 10 Aston House.
Abraham SaGs& Co, druggists and chemists granite build
ings, 273 Broadway, corner OF Chambersreet
P. Ucke, AIS Broadway, corner of Lispenard street
John &. Dodd druggist Broadway corner OF Bleeckers
A. ~. Badeau Bowery Medicine Sore, 20 Bowery.
John C. Hart drug gsi jiS Grand Norfolk street,
A B. Tripler. coraer Fulton and Watersheds
Horace Everett druggist S67 Grecnwich-srce the
corner OF Franklin.
J. J. Codaingon apotheoares. ~ Hudsonsreet
ct Sprng-s,reet
E L. Cotton chemist and apoheeafy 26S Bleeckers,reet
Joues-strect.
j. wendover druggist and apohecary al Eighth Avenus,
Broekyn-wm. Armstrong seed, drug and patent msdcine
warehouse, 1914 Fulien-streeL
And wholesale al the proprietor's Office.
T. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
o5 In Clarendon House. Drane-st. and Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28
81 lawtDg1 HENRY POLHEMUs, Agent
NJ Office is hereby given, that the un-

/ designed have been duly appointed Trustees of all
the estate, real and personal OF Philip Slack Jr noD-
resident debtor pursuant to the act cancerang Attach.
debted To said Philip Slack r required render an
account OF all debts aud SUMS Of money owing by them
" ely xss the 1a us,se at the 9ee Of John r.
December next and pay the and that all persons
having III their possession any property or effects OF iD
said debtor required deliver the 10 we saa
trustees by The day above mesDned and that all me
iior OF said debtor required In deliver their
and demands the said trustees one OF lnen
the place and by the day above meniioned-Dated al
HIRAM MANN.
THOMAS NlNDE,
o2l lawsr COLES BASHFORD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28
AcESr's OFFICE, STATE PRl.os,

Auburn, October 10, 1912. 5
DY THE CONSENT and direction Of
, the Inspectors, Regular Meeting Of The Beard,
held Prison October Is, 1892 notice hereby given
sub>criber in Prison, until the 27 day OF December
next O'clock A. ~ for the services OF such numbe
OF Convics exceeding forty, the Agent may be able
spec;ive Acts Of the Legislature of this State, passed May
H. 1885, and Aprl9 1872 for the t rm OF tive years from
The first day Of June next 10 be employed In the mannfac-
Steam Engines aud Boilers Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
and Railroad Work. Sufficient soproon, suitably warmed
and lighted, to be furnished by the state.
NoTE--Persois making proposals are required TO name
the per day. offered for the services OF each Con-
and give the of the persons who are to be-
oil lawiDT HENRY POLHEMUs, Agent.
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cTATE OF NEW YORK, 8. SIN

AIAIE Of NEW OhN, 5. S-lu
Chsucery-B the V. Chancellor OF the lst Circuit
James Evans vs. tariin :. Fiemins-Mdsters Sale-in
pursuance of decree OF the Court of Chancery OF ME
State OF New-York will be sold AT public auction, under
direction of the undersigned, one othe Masters OF SAID
Court dl the Merchants Exchanges III the City OF New.
York by Alba kmball Auctioneer. the twenty hth
day October instant. u O'Clock nosn OF that day,
all those certain Land conveyed said Fleming by
Chrisliana Fleming by her Deed the oath day OF pc
cember last, situate the corner OF iSd street and oro
avenue in said city, and bounded follows All those
certain of Grousd situate in the Twelfth Ward ot the
CITY of New York part OF tract or triangle OF Lana de.
vsed by the last Will and Testament OF hlarlln Sm 10
the said Chrsana Fleming, commencing al the P9n "
intersection orped by third avenue with the old Harlem
road and comprising the major portion OF three Slocss o
ground embraced between il and I'D iSd ana 4tt suee,
the said Lots beginning point on the westerly sac o.
the hrt Avenue . LIE feet porh OF Sd street ana run
ming thence norhery along the Sd avenue 500 Il 1t the.s
westerly and parallel with 3d street TO the H"em io"e
thence south westerly along the Harlem ROAD ABOUT -
feet more or less TO ground conveyed IN Ralph Lockwood
thence eastery along Lockwoods grouad to point one
hundred fee, from the third avenue thence s0uery aon
the easterly line OF Lockwoods lot 70 oilth ice', anu
thence eastery 100 feet TO the place OF beginning.
Dated York, Oct. 3. l8i2 ,,.
r. C.. WHEELER, Master in Chancery
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CTotop Wafer
Two ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and

4 others-He Irronghi IRON Tubes Tor Steam, Wa.
ter. Gas, &c from TO inches diameter and eKs,hs
from inches II feet capable OF sustaining internal
pressure from 1000 10 loo his per square nch-oge.
ihe with fittings OF every descriptions such bows, r.
Reducing Sockets Cocks, &c. to which the Tubes are
Joined By Screws and by OF which they be put
together with Inc greatest facility by any ordinary workman
The great strength and durability OF these tubes com.
pared with Copper other material and their economy
render them Superior all others for any the purposes
above mep,oned. For sale by
IVES NJ WALwORTH K MASON. So Ann-st