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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-02-08
From the Picayune.
A CHOLERA SUBJECT.


Here is good piece Of fun, from
the Cincinnati Message. There is a
humorist at work on that Journal
There is an individual living not a
thousand miles from the "City of
Lakes" who is Familiarity known in
the regions round about By The !amil-
lar cognomenof "Old Cuff" Ia man
Of great singularity Of character, and
who sometimes, when hard pushed,
makes a'ten strike" at saying good
thing. During the prevalence of the
cholera in year 1882, thereappear-
ed at the Eagle Tavern" IA hotel OF
which the parsonage aforementioned
was then the proprietor) one OF those
"highly concentrated extracts of .po-
matum," hair and musk ttiRgs-a
bullesque on the human form divine
"a dandy,in all the moods and lenses
Of such a creature. After depositng
his baggage-consisting of pointer
dog, bundle Of sticks cut at Niagra
falls, and hair trunk in the hall Of
the hotel. he approached thu bar and
addressed the landlord, who happened
to be behind the counter,as follows
"Landlowd pwepawe me a glass Of
bwandy and wataw, with dimnytive
mixtwa Of the southwon weed"
Understanding his man, Old Cuff
had the article instantly prepared and
placed before him. The mixture
soon disappeared; and so soon as the
ceremony Of arranging his cravat,
moustaches, and a slight flourish Of a
higkly-Aavored pocket-haldkercEief
was gone through with, he again adj
dressed himself to the landlord in the
following language verbatim"
81, say, landlowd,-- does the oholo-
wa appweach the highaw owda OF So
cielaw in youwa citwa?"
"Nhat did you observer" insinua-
tingly asked Old Cuff.
Il say, nav .deaw fellaw, does thai
most howwible pestllence the choiowa
attack the -G.sL;anahles-that is. doe;
il weach tie MOVE weGned and -inteiii
] gent powtion of the exclusives o
youwa citWas',
NO." good-naturedly answered tn
landlord, "itdoes not; but ] would ad
wise you-ifyou.are capabte--to write
to your mothel. Immediately, and OBJ
tain her consent TO quit the place, 70
fear it may attack gou!''
"Whya my deaw fellaw whya d.
you speak thus2''
. "Because the. disease RACES to a lear
, full extent among a certain class OF il
dividuals. 1t Is dea:h on id tot
scarcely one escapes, its dreadful rava
: The ecreataw" soon disappeared
amidst shouts Of Laughter from the by
! ISLANDERS, and atthe latest dates ma
not been heard Of in those parts.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-02-08
EXCERPS..

Coqueiryis the vice. Of a small mind;
Of mind whose. frivolous vanity. OBJ
scures lis vision to everything open,
honest, and honorable,
The patriotism Of patton consists
IN love and attachment to her laws and
institu:ions.-W When these die patrlo-.
tism dies. No war is SO much to be
dreaded as that Which grows out Of q
distrust Of our own Institutions.
FRAT government is the, best where
laws are so Tramed as 10 infringe in the
lleast possible degree upon the natural
Of rights its subjecis;securing then at
The Same lime in the possessionof the
greatest amount Of happiness. Right
laws protect right, and for obedience TO
! law we receive the projection which law
affords. He that does not obey de-
servesno such protection.
The morality which suits itself to
ali men and all occasions shrinking
Ionly from that which the common Ia"
of the land condeIns, Twill afford. bu'
4 poor covering.to its pCssessor When
IcaIIed into the presence Of Hin. who b
READS the thoughts and intents q 'ns
Iheart. Outward seriousness and CIR.
lcumspection Is. no true index Of inward
lsanctity. A christian profession pa
4saved many a reputatiOn.iD this l ,I
'Inever a soul in the next. re-
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-02-08

KKIss KR1NGLE.-If notod y will
say naything about ii, we will freely
confess that this is stolen, straight out,
no and down and in full, from Corpo-
raj Streeter. The Corporal can put
it in his next bill. A handsome bach
eIor put up his stocking on Christmas
eve. for the favors Of old Kriss Kringlf,
and was delighted in the morning to
find that a lovely dalnsel, of about 20,
had .eusconced herself therein. He
at once walked her up, fell on his knees
swore eternal devotion, kissed first
her hand and then: something vastly
better, and ran for the parson in such
haste that he fell down stairs and
walked up 10 6nd..black Tom beside
his bed, griuning, DE brekfus is red
DIV, msssa Robert--bnt golly'me, how
drefful onesy you duz lay 10 b sure
tNebber saw no gemmah do so before
nebber" nc.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-02-08

Max rHEM!-The. N. Y, Courier
and Enquirer calls upon the Press
throughout the Uuion TO stereotype the
names ofC;ongress, who have changed
their vote on the Bankrupt Law since
July:
Thos. j. Campbell, Tennessee, R.
Z. Carulhers, e tennessee; B. S. Cow
an, Ohio; J. H. Crayens, Indiana; Gar
ret DAVIS, kentucky; A. E. Sellers,
Maryland; CHI. Williams, Tennes-
see; a. Young, Vermont.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-02-08

LovE.'ro the man from whom
death has Torn every green tie which
bound him to existence as 10 a bles
sine; who passes through. life with rhe
corroding knowledge, that IN the peo-
oled earth there is not one to care for
I'm, and the blighted affections Of
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-02-08

the native chiefs. Before him stood,
at that lone hour, listening with an
intensity. Of though and feeling which
shone through his eyes, iightened ore
his face. strained every muscle, and
started the sweat in great drops from
his lofty brow, one who had all the
spirit Of aCortez and ambition Of a
Pizarro. Quickas thought he took up
the task, and fpeated the words just
uttered by Both with the most cnti-
cal precisi OF tone and manner.
The s. h was one of no small mo-
ment, it Ifiay be, TO a nations history.
AS he b came excited in the recitation
his-spir seemed to take fre-and with
an air so strange, so determined, so
frightfuf that seemed the voice of
one inspired, h reclaimed atthe close
of a mastery Oraneous rhapso-
dy, eyes! yq to revel yet
in the halls d sdzdmas."
Reader, Boc~ ompanion on that
night is now President Of Texas-the.
hero of San Jacinto. And when can
say that the words uttered by him in
that hopseScitement are destined
neys filled. Sam Houston,
if leVents cast their shad
~ yet revel in the halls
on nas.
T6e description OF scene
which . y occurred, and which
recent ev' have called up with great
distinctne History has shown ma
ny instan of declarations, like that
of Housto which subsequent events
have indu fed men TO regard as pro-
phetic. w have overlooked upon such
strong passionate words as indica-
live brit possessed ofthe requisite
deti ton and energy.of character to
wq the .wonderous changes pre-
did Such is the character of
Ho and such may be the con-
sum ion of his singular career.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-02-08

The Legislature of Ohio has passed
law compelling the banks Of that State
Is lgsumeron the 4sk Of March next
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
Rankrupt.. Oct. Is.

Joel B. Post, lae irm of Post, Gibson r'''
NoveDber s.
jordan Mott, late m us J. n. 'lot, 'lotyshi Nov I9
Geo starr New. York. merchant laie Oh % - S,enh.ns +
Na,fan Sienhrps merchant la:e trni oil u 1tePi' -
Jones, Nov. 5. ~ y late OF Abingdon
Mass, Nov.5 Nv Dec u
nen,y Togrsend r. T. late firm OF To" nsend ! foof'
Carbon,iale
n n ,5ahonev late merchant, y Y.
ss,teT 2as gerry late firm OF Csies Berry, ~ y.
W Winn ~ Y, late firm Of Faulkner VINE, BAL
tiRore. -, .,;,, oa,ctoo- n Y
'chn ~ ie''' - OCTOBER !.
ruois Van rcl late firm IAN Pei; Fowler, New-{oik'
November 10. ,,,,, st,h y Y
compulsory, on complaint OF Charles ken"oTihy
John r Adriapce. Broker. Newfork, November 10
John II. waterLouse, n f.-conpasory. on complaint
OF Gutter Coos & Co.-injunctlon granted NOV !o'
SALE or ESTATES IN BA:KRUPTCY-Ihe resldusry ~
ere, in assignments AID effects al estates ~
ere sold AT public auction (by order o Mr ".dde @e
eynI assIpne- ,n Thursday and Friday last some OF tc
redaarv interests sold for G4 crnts others Is hiS az V
They were mostly bought by The parties themselves
The 24l estates sold for about 5 900.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
noMAN EYE BALsAM, for Weak

EyeS-This BaiS7m Is d prescription oil
one OF the most celebrated ocnlsts mas oee onS iue ID
hssr so ,sr srccs.rl sape used tor hfiamuaoTy
ds.arx of 4 eve In cases where the eyeEds are very
much inhume ar the bail OF the sye ihickiy covered win
blood il Operates aos like magic and re moves as aPpea
OF disease after two or three ., ,;-,.
In D!nineS, Sight caused by nAed a'tsnuu" " - ~
ohie,l> or by long exposure strong bsh aDa III va.
y,kpe, ,r partial los o: sight from SICKNESS OF ct"
.ire rsSorer aud should he used by all Vho anu u'if
ey.sight failing without any apparent disease.
TLs sisa has restored sight IN many VII
rncS TOTAL BLINDNESS, caused by excessive !nhani'
ma Jon. ha existed Tor wears. illumination anu
caused by blows contusion, wounds on fbe eye OF ny tA
traDeou. bcie anritaDg rItnre Introduced uuer W
evelGS removes by the Application OF Inc na
SAN, trial will convince the most iGcrcduious o s
following evidence OF superior excellency from
the Pastor OF the Episcopal Church al Harlem ,,..
Ss.sS o. sapds K Co-GentS. From motives C hl-
MANLY am prompted lnnIm yCu that few applications
ef yogr Roman Eve Basam have made perfect III
rl. case OF ms aged mother who has suffered under RIOS.
sp,u Inflammation the eyes for twelve fifteen years
Pby isns given the hopeless account OF
,h aIj,r,'s aye b. the ucSSlDg OF Heaven, your rsal
e has yerifet tic adags. Vile there Is lie there
hnpe, Yours most gratefully, IL hoTr
gss Dsv,. no y Es>e1.sree has been Cured OF lndam
ulauon the eyehds dnG weak eyes OF years da alo oy
ls,ng only nne iar o the Eye Basam
,s, Fl1geraId No Market street had Tor TWO or three
v,r h..p ~ much afflicted with weak aud Unframed eyes
h, A, tunes she could scarcely TO read ie eyes nave
h.an coUp.teiy rcsnted by this ba.an alter all olef
means had failed Hundreds have by lis meaning virtues
en 10 sight where almost total blindness caused
nv excessive nfamaoP had existed TOT years. I'll up
IN small iar> with u!i directions Tor use t'ics
Pnare, and ,oj Wholesale and retail, by DAN ~ hHpS
i Co. - East Broadway, corner olarhet Slest. ne
aiiH - -, " ~ oS 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
BRONCHITIS. Disease of the Throat

Z } and Lungs which is annually sweeping ihousahhs
UPON Thousands TO premature grave undg' !he
raae of Csns1uption, always cured oy a - :
soreses, Of tse Leas; Hectic Fer Spittng up o.
Phscr or matter and sometimes Blood IL Is an ''al1ad.
non NJ r- ;Ie skin shch rS ihe inside OF the Whole OIL
h, spd rrtes or vesSeE which run through every
mar, Of the Lungs This Expeciofsnt immsdisisf s9p
pss ,he Cough Fan Iaiammalicn. Fever AID Daeriiy
n Rreahjue and produces Tree and easy sEpeCtor 6uen,
and cur i soon effected. Prepared only by VI L.
JAYr.E No ~ South ThTd street Phladeiphe-
S,ld al u hol.sais and retail by the Agents y o. q "
SANDS Druggists, No - Fulton conner o! 6ou 81 ana
No 100 Fuiipn i also sold by Daniel sandt Co NO =.
Fss, Brna.war corner o Market ant by abraham b.
sand, Co Ne. z75 Br9adway Grant. BUdiIsl corner
Price 81 Si4 IiA
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
IFE LIFE LIFE =" All that

man hath VII ne give for his he.'--o :" hn' II 5s
rn,,>f ancient and b+sl OF books, but hen we
80 tbonss-d, Iylrg all around U.s. with Con,utpuoo;
CrouD Cough. A,nma, Bronchitis. Splitting bool' aba
oiis Pulmonary Affections led Ia doubt The cor rect
S. al The above assertion, especially slnce = 20 "e
Down that certain remedy MAJ be obtained "Hch a'-
,ayS arrests tO>e diseases
DE JAMES ExPECTORANT never ta'is 10 give fe-
isf and always after every other means have ieu'
Tn. can he and has been proven II thousand, e nSiac'
u b,, eiI.crrt radicaicurss after th pateuthad bSsh
,en no hv his friends and phyScan Ihs valuaoLn TX
pecoran, i preiared only b. DR. JAYNE NO SUI III
THIRD street.. Philadelphia
Sold 2, y, ,holesale and eta by the Agents, A b.
sands Druggists No 4. Fulton coT:er OF sod ST. ana
loo .oi by David Sands I Co. No u aSt
Rroaiv.y corner OF Market Abraham B. Sands 20.
N. rs Broadway GfaGile Euding> cotnetc Cha'1oer
w 80 slo
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
DR. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.-

This valuable medicine is daily eIecting some ofilr
mos astonishing wonderful that have been
known All who kave used IL for Asthma, Cousbs, SPIT
ting OF Blood hopping Cough Group or Hives, Con'umP.
ton Chrome Perrisy Hoarseness PAIN aRd Soreness OF
the Breast culy n. Breathing and every other disease
of the LUNGS anI BREAST canand DO attest t1 lis use
rulncss BRONCHITIS, disease which Is annually
sweeping thousand, upon thousands 20 premature grave,
uuder the mistaken name Of CONSUMPTION, Is always
cured by it.
The usual symptoms OF this disease !Bronch'ts) are
Cough Sorenes, the Lubss or Throat Hodrscnss5 Dit.
hcuiy eli Breathing, asthma, Hectic Fever spnung oi
pblegm or mail and sometimes blood 1T an lnanIIna-
on of The wind tubes vessels which run through ev-
ry mar, of the lungs This Expecorant immediately sup
o $50 The Cou.L Pain fJmmiien Fever, and difficulty
If Breathing and produces and easy cnpectoailon,
and cure soon efieced 49,
II always cures ASTHMA Two or three large doses
will cure the CRUUf HlV Els of children, in from fifteen
riiuut.s To an Ii Immediately subducs the
ence of HOPPING COUGH, and effects speedy
Hundreds who have been given by their physicians
ncurabe with CoEsUPTIoN have been restored perfect
Prepare and sold by Dr. D. JAYNE, No. ~ South Third
street Philadelphia Price 81 per bottle $ per half
dozen.
Sold at ho esale and retail hy the Agents. A. B. ID.
Sands Druggists No. 79 Fulton 81. OF Gold
100 Fulton sold by David Saads Co No II East
Broadway. OF Market Abraham &. Sands Co
No. 2T5 Broadway, Grao,e Buldngsl Of Chamber
siS Ina
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
eTATE OF NEW-YORK, ss.--In

- IT u I u
- Chancery. before the Wee Chauce!lor-ihe ttna
Eire Insurance Compan, OF NsHIork vs.. James Arthur
and Others Masters sale.
Pursuan, n decreta order Of this Court made in the
above entitled cause wbt sold RI Publlc Auction under
the direction OF the subscriber OF The Mas'ers OF TN,
Court, By " kins y cllGs Auconeer- at The Merchants
Exchange, in The City oi NewYork, the 1h ttweny-
seventy day OF Oclobgr instant u O'Clock noon ~
that day All that certain lot parcel OF land situa lying
and being IN the Third Ward OF the City OF New-iork.
known aGd dng u>hed certain map OF blocks OF
ground between Murray and Warren. tree IN the City OF
New-York showing tue division of the among lesev-
era propretors thereof which said map IS annexei to
deed OF the partition bereoi among the hers OF George
Cn,on deceased 81. in The oce oil The Clerk OF lhe
Cily and County 0i Newfork by the nunibers " 81
Bounded Souery in front by aurraystreei Nof'hery in
the rear by lot nuabeyed the said map 80, Eastery
on one side by lot thereon numbered 53 ana Westerly
on The other side by lots numbered on The sand Iaap g.
H. 90 III. So ard ", 81
Dates New-YcTk, October Alb, 1912.
JOHN ~ SiDELL Master IN Cbancery.
Eo. IS John street.
L .lIl-l
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
Croton " ater.
mo ENGINEERS. Manufacturers an.

FEyO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and
z others Reded rrrou ght Iron Tubes, for Steam, Wa
ter, Gas, &c from To inches diameter and leRghs
from inches 2 feet, capable OF sustaining internal
pressure OF from l0o 10 lnDo lbs per square actoge-
the; with fittings oi every description such bows, rs
Heclcr. Sockets, Cocks. &c, which Tie Tubes
ioned BY Screws, and by means OF which they ay pu
together v the greatest facility 0y ordinary workman
The great strength and durability OF these tubes
pared with Copper other material and their economy
5en.r them superior all others FOR any the purposes
ansye mentioned. For sale by
rs N " W OE,TH 4 MASON 81 Ann.sr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

tute-An English and Classical Boarding School Tor
Youag Gen,leu.e Tarrytown New YORK; No Jay scho-
lars received)-WM P. LYON y. ~. and CHAs H. LYUH,
a. ~, Principals.
Creular Containing reference catalogue OF patrons
all desirable Information. may be bad application the
Institutions the bookstores OF a CelDan 23 Broad.
way; K Lock wood, 81 Broadway II. ). Rayncr, rs
Bowe1y, T. J. Crowen, 633 Broadway.
R'-Wu,er omen, on the Iii November. q
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
CURED.-Messrs. Ed

77ss es eeEhpHsss's siz Ess ss25 Ha sae
-1n. Others SCARPA's OIL fsr DEAFNESS trit DE
ng sufferer my.-iD unusual anxiety TO hno" @ lnoe
atogt The meuicnc: consequently | have made sreat
many inquire, an nd ts reputation Is al ihat one cpuu
wish. vast numbers have used with success, sna ei
and iGd daily mprov,menl IN my bearing: Yours SS
'"" 'i''' ''''' II. g. DlNGLEY.
For sale by D.. JAYNE, No. II SOUTH IhlkDSi"
Philat!epiia. N
sand. Druggists Nc. 10 fulron.s eorger ct God-,L ana
100 EuIous sold by Davd SaCds co. no. a thNt
Brondvav corner OF s;arkei-St; Abraham D. sands Co.
No 273 Broadway, (Gaau- Buildings, corner o Chamber
-, eS0 lm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
al sAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silvel

REUSIC AT THREE CENTS A Page,
IYE at No. u Lispenardst, cor OF Rroadvay.-CHAS.
r. q ESLAlN. Music Publisher, is consianuyreceivag
md fashionable Music for The Piano. Guitar and Flute,
which selling the very owprice of cents PAGE
all Also on hand, small lot OF Musical instruments,
heb will be sold very low The public invited cali
nd for themselves. Wholesale Seaers supplied
heaper than other establishment IN the u. States;
\, S.-Piaao Fortes tuned al IS cents
iylsH GHAS II. GESLkIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
IN CHUDREN.-Of all

diseases to which children arc expose in irs are
30 fatal 0 ,hcm Worms. Unfortunately elu e,or,s OF
seldom free lroa them, and they initiate be
almost every other complaint they often proaea orjy
cau,. of disease tbe.evss. but by their irritation 55say
yate all other dis anderng from, one par! ~ ". o.
TO another, winding themselves up into large oans con.
vul.iols and 100 often sea,b The d. sired rems9y sh
found ia DR.. JAYEE'S TONIC YER3iFNos., y, y. 'S noor.
y i'll very soon destroy the Worms, and n1goa'e 'De
ers of digestion prevent return OF them. nr
Prepared only al No. 70 South -Thirdsueet; aE'' -
sale al 49, Norl-Seccnd-street, Philadelphia. n
Sold at wholesale and retail Iy the agents. q. .. .se,
SANDS Druggists, No. 70 Fulton corner Of s,s c.
rs Broadway fGranile Bnildngs,) corrrr of Chaiacs,
street. and By David Sands Co., n East Bfosdwas, ,s In
Of eio
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

IA TO LET--and possession given I'M
GaG mediae'y-The three story modern iinshed u"sll-
in1 No % Pearl street. adjoining the rest ence ol mr.
t;eodbue on The corner " hiiehalsr-r. quire OF
sS7 9,rt T. s. DOREDUS, so Water-st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
BASSETS Oral and

4 Analytical System of French Taught without books
by be antor his residence i59 Broadway, entrance l
door Gr2nd-s, Those who wish acquire the French
Language with asd facility. VIII hHd this stem
be surpassed by any that has ever been introduced.
The language taught gramna,lcay without boDks The
speaking easily acquired by this method and The pu-
oil finds from the first lesson Improvement both speaking
writing and Ireus,ang. Those who wish Ion for the
ensuing different evening casses Will be pleased
10 call IL their Terms payable quarterly III
advance.
NB The Professor can only Ge before 9 \. VI.
and after p NJ. o4 3taN6w TThAS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
GUNNER COMPLAINT, Diarrhea

e. Z NIiIEJt tVNIFI INIIF i, DIdTrHHh,
- Dyseu,ery Choc, and al dcrdng OF The stomach
and bowels cured by JtYNE'S CARMlNATlNE BAL
SAM-Thi. Is o: Ee efficient pleasant, and
positions offered 10 the public for The The
only article worthy OF the least confidence orcuripg Cho
lDlantUm, summer Complaint, and in all the above
diseases il really acts like charm.
All persons requested try 1t, for there No Mis-
take about being OF the valuable family med
cles yet discovered. Hundreds nay, thousands of
certificates have been received Physicians Clergy
aud families Of the first respec.abity bearing The
Prepared only by DIX. D. JAYNE, No. 90 South Third
street. Philadelphia
Sold al wholesale and retail by the Agents. A. B. d.
SANDS Druggists. 70 Fulton-stree Of Golj and
100 Fuonsueet Also sold by Abraham B. Sands L Co.,
rs Broadway (Granite Bui'dncs) of Chambers
street, Darid Sands Co., n East Broadway, corner OF
Market street Price 80 cents. SIS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

TT Office is hereby given that proposals
viii be received The lnspectars oice ,ne State
Prison, Mount Pleasant, the second "Wednesday IN No.
venber nt II O'Clock in the forenoon for contract TO
commence with convts the first OF December esu.
ing be increased within year i0 for the term OF
i've years at making such kinds Of chains, wrought nails,
he'd res boy-s aud longs. sad3lery, cutlery and other
articesof hardware OF which tie chief supply tor the
consumption OF the imported iron "tEout The
limited Satesr Convenient shop room and fuel Will be
furnished whosyer takes the contract must hnd tools and
fixtures aad be subject the rules aad regulations OF the
Prison The payuers must made monthly with credit
Of rre months Satisfactory security viii be required
Let the proposals specify the price day for each
DAVID L. SEYMOUR
Agent State Prison, Mount Pleasant
Septen.ber 9th, lEi1- slD Pm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

- CuANCEEY-B-or The Wee Chancellor OF tn frsl
circutwiIam II. Paul administrator, &c. Ns William g.
tucknor ald Emily, hs Nr'ie.
Masters Sae-Pdrsu.bt cecreia order OF The Ceurt
If Chapctrc made the shtlcd cause, III be sold
at public uler lie directinn n h: subscriber
of III. masters this court by 4. Ludlow, auctlonser,
NJ ,l- Merchants Exchange, III the city OF Ne"-Fork on
The (SS,) thirty fret day e October, stan al 2 O'Clock,
4, noon OF day, those certain lots hereinafter described,
Inat 10 saw That certain piece OF land sta ate dt Man
a,tanyIe tie Twelfth Ward, nthe city o N.w.l OH,
cinnine al the northeast OF Laurence street. onthe
southeast side the Bsomingdaie road, lot number
seventy sever laid ard surveyed by A!nphus Loss
CITY Surveyor the hitecnli September 1906 the SAID
piece beng entyhve eet front and rear aud twe
hupd ed feet dsrp, being TIE lot conveyed BY Aexan
der Dunlap and said William G. Bucknor, the
ninth DAY of January 1855 Also, tbose certsr lots
The same ward conveyed on the hrstdav OF OsceGoeF e52
by Thomas Dunap. SAID William g. Bucknor ami nre
situated N SAID Hsnhaanv,!e, the OF Blooming
dale road and Halton street and both twenty-five feet IN
from, aud rear: hnnd .dtee deep Also, a certain
cihe To-, al anlattanve Aforesaid conveyed by AGhony
4 Harrington and aud william Dunlap to said :" "eal
C. Rucknor ed. dated the first day oi May, 1855, tle
said lot being part piece ol ground lad doTn on the
aid map OF sand Los nunbsr seventy nine ard adjoi1-
irg or.riy said lot uumber sevsny->RveG on SaG nap
IIs,. Nrw-Yc YcrS. October Th, 1872
JOHN 4 SIDELL, Master in ChancCTy-.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

vi Z SCbSCNfDDI I'm TIlUTHIs EIIs IIItIIu'
and the public ,at be is opening rech supply
OF Eng li.h and Domestic Har Merchants and house
keepers will find for their interest 10 call and examine
orices and quality Among the be found
superior article OF English Coal Ho from - 10 II nch
Tea Trays and Walters, from 10 80 III.
Composition Tea Kettles and Sauce Pans
Britannia Tea and Coffee PosAuierican and English;
Plated and German Siver Spoons;
Britannia brass and Japan Lamps, Candes!chs spoonS
&c.
Cedar ware Tubs and Pals
Cnt Nails &c &c SIMEON P. SMITH,
Is In, a7 Maiden.Iane. near Prar-c q.