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New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29
!. TUEsnAY woRSlNG, NOVEMBER 2e Es4s.

ing imitation shows the great defect of all our civil
lied methods of Education.
All authors of Systems OF Education nave fallen
into the great error Of considering the father, or
tutor under mis- direction as the natural instructor
Of the child Nature judges differently, and for a
three-fold Ieason.
lst The father seeks to communicate his tastes
to the child, and to smother the development OF
its natural instincts and capacities, which differ
almost always from bis OWL The whole nlechan-
ism o the passional Series would De destroyed, II
the son inherited the tastes of the father.
2d. The father is disposed to praise and iateF
excess in the child the little merit which it may
possess, while on the contrary it requires to be
criticised with severity BY Groups of associates.
Sd. The father excuses in it want OF skill and
dexterity, and prevents, consequence, the pro-
gress which would result from judicous criticism,
which is submitted TO when it comes from sklful
associates
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29
1AND,s REMEDY for SALT RHEU

Rinywor,n and letters Scald Head Ba befs o. Jack
son Itch sd other Of the skin They ,rc;u'
ally cursd by thr Of SaHd's reney Tor Salt ishrum.
" hch has now been tested r,ng 1900 cases without IN
one Instance having a!ed any disease OF this class
The uoparale-d of this uahe remedy IN curn
diseases skn without equa! In The history OF medi-
cine.
No change diet necessary. and there no danger in
apoying il even 10 the tenderest infant Testimonials
rs efficacy almost daily received, and can be exhibited
al the store Of the proprlrtors
The following certificate was banded 10 our agents IN
Troy tNr.rs Fase,t S-dsn By OF the nIost re-
spectab- resid- MS in that city ,ooo
Messrs. A. D Sands.-Genteneni This nay c.ru'y
ha, INV elies son been afflicted with the salt Rheunl
or some other loath.oe disorder hi, tor 10 r 10
war, and have tried scores Of different hnds 6' IN. ~
cInrs anu all TO no PURPOSE unit ourd your remedy Tor
,nc diseases ami using 10 days, Tor less than one box
ot ointment and bottle Ot Sarsapara has effected
ne, feet cure have delayed giving you his cerhcair
I'VE mouths since effected. Ter tear tnat u
youn aga appear his legs psrf-ctV SMOOTH
bay. tue uno.t confidence in ssyFg hat think II very
valuable meana and sincerely hope that thousand. may
vet receive as much benefit in he above mentoned
Yours, very respectfully
Prcnar-d ,nd sAld ri whol->sls aud reaii oy b. & u
Si<DS Druggist, No. 7s Fulton st corner OF Gold and
100 Fulton s. Also sold by David SaGds 60 no -
Ea,, Broad way corner o Market e.; a Sa2o- q &c.
No 27s Broadway, corner Of Chamber T. Price s,l"
,9c i,,,
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AeZaT's OFFICE, STATE PRIsoa,
iunr-1 0ct ~ 1919

TT Office is hereby given, that sealed
Propo.s.s will be recsye4st,hr or'cs nf me soscTin-
e anil ussday the 10th o DeceuBer 10 O'Clock,
a. VI srryic-s Of Ten Cpnvics "th the prlYsgr cf
Increasing s same ibe agent be ahi- b, furnish
aHy number not e6iT2 Three Hundred for tie of
Five yrar, fronI h 6r>t OF January be en-
ployed the u,anua Flies >rch artc!-s gf Co
ery which thv Uniet s.es Is principally suPpcc ny
foreiPp importation -,
Sufficient s.op. room, suitably warmed ana lighted WI
he furnished by tkr STATE. d..
Tscs Persons making proposas required % nar '1
amount. per day offered the s-rv"es OF eaIn gd .
and TO furnish the OF the p@rson nr person. -
sursty III the Contract. with Iger wrtsrS os'.'
snd she respective person making pro5t'ss @ ~
20 be present; a, the opeens .'en Sopss e@sn
2o) elher in person or byaaoSS pDfaswffe agent
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29

NEW-YOHK INSTITUTE 23l EAST BROADWAY.
Tbs principA <. Jenny, 4. u. rrspec rIiy annour'
cps 10 bis parons the public ray that hr has
completed , arranv thorough course oitruc.
,:sn in ALL various 5rLnchrs % az ENGLsh AND Lac
.JclI EDucATroa The above In'tltut 0E comprises
fou DISTRICT Il. paIt n,sus each OF ~heh l. under e
aprnrn OF teachers who well qualified, and "hO lave
had lon amt sucressiu experience IL each ~, viz
The CL.ssicAL DgPaRTMEsT-which rmbr Gee all stud
les requisite for admission any CollePr,"i be IN
s,fuclrd by the Principsie
Thr EfeLl.H DEP.sTmssr, Tor M.'ters embraces fun
ami compiler csur,e Enyi. i"s "s'Gcudi'g thor.
ough knowledge practical Eoek kpng h. double and
single en,ry. will b- in-tGctrft by WILLIAM S BALL.
Tn. ENGLISH DEpAaTsasr for Mss. and Yonng la
dies viii embrace trsnrhes NJ 70 vi ai1 ppiisr 20
ucaon sd viii bs Instructed by Mi's NJ DoTY ana Miss
II. wAsHBuRs. ,,,-,-.
will br n>,f uctrd geaiDZ, p~i!nY Elements 81 A..
mrc ard Geography and Is under management OIL niss
The Music Department unAer the direction and inHrnc.
an ofPr wymsn successful teacher o. Vocal and in-
strunental "usic
NIB For the xpisBuiioDs o. Chemistry AM Philosophy
valuable and complete spparau u' hs, bren prncors
Ir Pupil. may enter any uHe' without Inconvenience
u The any inerrupuonio tbe clas aad the
charges viii commence from the tns OF entrance
Die 2Nr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29
only Twelve md n Half Cents.

n The WHIG ALMANAC and UNITED STATES REGISTER
FOR THE YEAR lS45 contains table showing the popula
of the United States by States and totals also Popn
a,on of The Cities and arger towns in the United States;
also the population OF The State of NewYck by Counes
Ecpses Planets &c &C.; Calendar o the months III lSiS
with calculations for section OF the Union; Diary OF
Remarkable Even,s &c. List OF Officers oil the Government
of The q. s. Executive judicial and Dplomaic Senate
and House of Representatives till March 4h, lS4S al ar
Gle or the Protection OF Hcme Industry being careful
summary of the considerations which mpe TO cherish
the policy of Pro,eelion with brief review OF the reasons
usually opposed thereto by Horace Grecey General JACK
sons Letter in support Protection; Extracts from The
Messages of Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe q
Adams Jackson and Tyler in favor OF ditto; Facts for
Farmers: Manufactures OF the U. S. the Elements rpd
Names of Parties Votes for President and Vice President
., Al, the elections under the Federal Cons,tuuon Votes
f,r Governors and for President in the State OF New
YORK The Grounds of Difference between the conIending
parties; Memoirs of Henry Cay the new Apportonmen
of concress complete Election Returns o the Union, by
state. and Countless total Votes for President in 1886 and
ls1n bv States and aggregate Times OF Holding Elections
in each State; Anecdotes Epgraus and hunors oi the
Times ,;.s- TO- q, a.
wear and will be found very convenient IN TIE eonnsg
room the workshop or the freside OF the farmer. ne
reading matter alone worth double The price Oh 'e
~hle the statistics contained IL II canAo U pa 'N -
any other shape tor five times the money. - q,
~ Price per single copy, u. cents - per Ivy, ~ ~
per geo lis sale in The principal Clues OF tne
oy ,he Agents OF The Tribune, asd Iay pe paSaar,
in ,b. ,n = %n4ssaie or retail TON mos eLRaTH
Tribune suil1ugs. l6o Nassau-sieeI
Memoir of Thos. mccoy; with an account OF the
horro shl al Hastings, which euded in bis Dean' ano
Reflections occasoned thereby: By Friend OF humanity
Just published for the benefit OF destitute and desola
Motne: oil mccoy and for sale No. &c Seekman-sTeel
and al this office. Pnce 2a ngly; u per dozen
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29
"HE BLACK (or Alleba.is) SALVE

ard ALLEBAS1S 5 FILLS-FoT 'he cure oil tsv.-
Sores Fron Uicer. Temor Cuts burns spf11n,, sTui-
,roo.harbe Rnennetisr Bite aaa Dogs, Bite of gat'e
n,ses St ne,s IN tbe Muscles or joints "eaka ssof Pain
~ ,be BACK go~esor Cbrs, L1rg and Livtr Com2i ms
?, fsvers Affections of the Hear, Colds Cough A>hms
Fever and agne general debility OF the ste tSordefe
b,ood sr Sc rh- above medicines have acc.,aplI-t
youders for the sbort they have bern N use 9coha
bl no ee;cn.s have taken such hold 1pon The
confidence OF the public as hee Since The rre 9f e>e
neJcioa av been rly e,,sbli.bed, snt white The pro-
oretor bas been preparing r for general circuaiinn-
many fsue have become attached 10 them that they
uond rot on apy accnaDt be without them They
good as anp physician hand. just take ,hs trouble
n call al the places and ara particulars and pre-
cure The me !icne: Bookstores OF M-ssrs ssxtoR Niie'
5 Rroaduar H. :. RaynJr,7 10 onw.ry; sir. AHrah ,n
Mar 25T Bleecker Wholesale and retail al l. !"
G ,-rt 70 Dey the Bookstore OF NJ A. <. Wild
er 81 Fal,on 81 Brooklyn. nc eoii 2E,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29
Crotnn Water.
TITO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and

others-Eeoed ,vrought iran Tubes, tor Steam, Wa.
ter Gas, &c. from inches diameter and in lengths
from inches u feet, capable OF sustaining internal
pressure OF from 1000 to TO- 900 lbs per square nchoge
ther with fittings OF every description such as bows, rs
Reducing Sockets Cocks, &c, to which the Tubes are
together with the greatest facility by any binary workman
The g-ea, strength and durability of these tubes as com
pared with Copper or other material ard their economy
above mentioned. For sale by
jyZ3 WALWOKTH !. NASON 80 hnD-St
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29
DFNiTaNcFs TO IRELAND, &c.

,r,. .,y,.crsber CONTINUES 10 trapsn'' money, In
~ olC- Jt IN osr.n's residing IN any par of Ire
s n args s OF n:on. and his predecessor In ba.
len ~ % cone tor the last ,ry years, aEd norei also, 10
nr,' ~ rsr, "a n. England or scotland.
any pentler by rit-t post pail to tie srhscrb r, o.
.ilv tgp.ssd with him, with i.e name o. the person
pon,, IN Ireland Englan3 Scoh I'd. 10 1hos IL i,
~ and nearest po>t-owp viii be rlrsdIaieis trars
ed ast paid accordingly. and receipt {" tocf effect
giy-n or forwarded 20 tHe >+n6er
p!s Inn GEORGE MCBRIDE, Jr. 80 CedaEH
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29
By Special Appointment.
EOSEPH GHLOTT, Pen Manufacture

=
EOSEPH GILLOT'f, Pen Manufactures
~ TO THE OUEEN-CAUTfoN.-The high charac.
ter of these Pens induced the attempt the part o
Mr.. Gle but also upon the pGbtc- An interior ar cle
oearing the mspclod uame thus elliot, ontng the hna
IS now in the market II readily be dscced by III
unfinished appearance and the very common style In whics
is put up.
Observe, the genuine Pens are all marked IL tu.-
"Jo,eph Gotrs Patent" jose -ph elliott, warranted
and that eac. gross bears fac sne OF his Signature
The above aiay be hnd, wholesale, OF HENRY JESS!
ivI5 Iy 81 John-strrrl 81 tinl.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29
A s so OCIATION:

Or, Plan for Reorganization of Society.
n TIE Edito7slp of til, column il dtint from, that Of
TIE Trbx1s Le.ters the r5ject TO Be oddres.ed
post2Gid to A. BRISBANE, IS Leonard.treet N>-foTk
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29
EAYDEN'S Premium Pens.--A Silver

IEAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver
i Il Medal was awarded j. Hayden for his " very supe.
rio Pens" by the American Institute a! It's last Fair M
Government bave given them the Preference and the best
ACCOUNTANTS many of the public Institutions will use no
oe Pens They have justly obtained the highest faputd'
on and are no surpassed frQualed by any ii the country
rhe trade are sapped the Maauacurer prices ~ Tie
agents }. II HAYDEN, rlatt-sTce,.
Agents also fo. Sinan's School and Coun.inshouse lEs
s,rds nly3 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29

Pe,tio will be presented the Legislature Of the
Sta,- New York the session. for an ac 10 incor
pora,r th- Nsw.Y0rk Institute No 80 East Broadwsy, In
the City OF New York.
Dated Ncw.York. Noyenber Is, 1879.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29

4 Tea.-flowguas Mix,urel-Tlil, extremely delicious
anu unparalleled Tea highly Celeb. aed IN China and
europe inst imported, is Tor tie Cantor ren
Coapanys Central Tea Establishment III Cha;ham-street,
NswYork in Chinese packages pfirs N cts and 81 each.
r,y2 n
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29
ECENT DISCOVERY.-Electro-

IA Magnetic Plates for rheunssn, nervous aH-ctions
prepared urier the direction # SIR La1on apntn
ernrv iu Paris General Depot in New fok - rsnA'h
s,-e ., iir Ninuard's. Price 8 90
IpfaIlible cure for NOT acute and nSelefate pms
@ az 5cute and cbrouc rheumatism, The gout nenFalosE,
s1 re doloreuI danse de ST. Guy, chlls, mrgrn,
". in lhe stomach paralysis in the 6eginatngj and
ortfy for all nervous Affections chiefly diseases oil "o-
So and voauy srs as greea sickness, anenorrnea sup
-; ;,rs x,nour. nerynus attacks &c. nlo .ul
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29
/ IULL'S TRUSSES.-Notice to Rup-

ured PersouS.PerSons afflicted with rupiuIes may
rely upon the best instrumental aid the world Affords
application the Office, No Vceystreet, or 20 either OF
b agents in th- principal owrs In The United States BE
careful examine The back pad oi lias russe, 10 see
they are endorsed by Dr. Hui IN writing. None 2enn-
ns be relied upon good, without his slgnainre.
Many persons have undertaken tn yead InltaloGs OF
Hu,s celebrated rrsses thousands imposed upon
consequence These limitations be reied upon they
are made by unhiifu mechanics, and 10 better an
the ordinary Yrss-s.
Rooms have been fitted up at No. We eyueet eHcu.
sively for ladies' having separate DU the bui
department. whefe female Is IN constant attendance
to wal, 1pon female pltianis ~ II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29
PRINTING INK MANUFACTORY.

THO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS g.
PRINTERS-The subscr her. a practical Printer and
Napier Pre- snan, respectfully informs New paper Publish
ers Printers, the public generally, that he has taken
tie excellent Napier Printing Press in 'h- basement OF the
office the Evening Tatler 81 Annset amt prepared
do Press worh particularly Newspaper, either In the
folio qu.ro form with neatness and punc,uaty Price.
very moderate in proportion the size OF the shest and
the number Of crp'ss 10 he printed.
". b. Large Posting Bis whfn there are goodiy rum
her wanted printed very low Good City References given
!f required. Residence SO Elizabeth street
nlS lm- SAMUEL BlNt5tlAN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29

w ANTED-A place by respectable
w healthy young womaa Wet Nur.e. Apply at
4 CNerrr s.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29
IgTIss GRAMS BOARDING AND

ISA DAY SCHOOL will be opened on Thursday, 9Th
September, at No. IS Hanrona STREET.
Mr.. and Mrs BLEEcKER tor many years the head OF
popular FemaIe Seminary In Wrs;rheser County, aSoe
asd with Miss 0ra OF this City, having nken the
Mansion No. IS Hammond STREET will opea Boarding
and Day Schoo! for Young Ladies on Thursday sept s
The building grouRds Tor elegance convenience and
healthy location, not surpassed by any similar insu
in the city.
Miss ORAM, with assistants will attend TO the instruction
o the Young ladies, and the domestic department will be
nn.iei the perinlendence OF Mis- Blrrcker. s2U
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29

Ann Brown, 479 Houston' Street
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail and or
,at;on by A B. SANDS CO., Druggists and CheGIis s,
Granite Buildings No zS Broadway corner OF CfafnneIs
street ne--York Sold also by A. B. D. SANDS cFas
= Eas, Broadway, of MsIk,tstreet Pace sICo
hnti s. NJ "
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29

w 1 y -hIND = ITO AN1-th b0HV' OF 90
, sortrnent OF NEN'S, BOYS and YOU !HS' BOOTS
SHOES and BROGANS, viz: Mems boys and youths
dick boots, calf kip, sewed peVged; do mems aud
boys thick and kip bogans; wonens misses and chl
Il, ems booees bu>kins, slippers, &c Also, fu cs;h and
s-let CAPS; 6ne silk ad consy hais. All sold 10" TOT
csshor city accepances, by the do.ea Country
merchants would do well 10 call and examine al
GALE x Co.'s. 260 Pearl street,
os 2n. under U. :. Hotel N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29
wHoLs so. 5S1
XXTANTED-An elderly German wish

w emeIovlnent as Porter, Clerk, or N aCy way
that he bare subsistence H. give une1eep.
tonahie CITY references for integrity and capacity Please
address B. al this otsce. nSsSt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29

M ANTED-At Sc East Broadway,
families supplied gratis viii the best ser,anss in
be sity n2S 81.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-16
NOTICE.

To the Honorable the Judges of The Court OF
Common Pleas of Pike county, nOw composing
and holding the Court of Quarter Sessions ot
the Peace in and for SAID county,
The Petition of Martin W. Dingman, of The
township of Delaware, in said county, respect
fully sheweih: That he occupies house IN The
said township, which has heretofore been used
and occupied as Public House OF Entertain
ment. and is DESTROYS of continuing 10 keep a
Public House therein. He therefore prays
your Honors 10 grant him License to keep a
Public House at The place aforesaid for the en-
suing wear. And he will pray.
NJ. w. DINGMAN.
We the subscribers, citizens of, and residing
within The bounds of the township of Delaware,
do hereby certify, that we know the house for
which license is prayed, and from lis neighbor-
hood and situation believe it TO be necessary
for the accommodation Of the public and enter:
>,ainmenl of strangers and travellers, that such
house should be licensed; And we further GER
Gfv that we are personally and we'll acquainted
with MARTIN w. DINGMAN, the above petition
er, and that he is, and we know him 10 be, of
good repule for honesty and temperance, and
is well provided with house room and conve-
nences for the accommodation Of strangers and
travellers.
Solomon Weslbrook, Simon ]. Decker,
VIM. C. Jaeger, Isaac P Vangorden,
D. w. Dingman, jr Benjamin Frazor,
Thomas Corlrght, Jacob Hornbeck,
Albert S Stoll, VIM. T. Wilson,
Daniel Brooks, Daniel Decker, jr.
March l6
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-16
BLANK DEEDS
For sale at this office.
Monroe county Sale Of
UNSEATED LANDS.

Notice is hereby given in pursuance of the
provisions of the Act of Assembly passed April
Sd, 1904, entitled an Act directing the mode of
selling unseated lands for taxes and The sew
eral supplements thereto. |, the subscriber,
Treasurer Of the County of Monroe, will on the
second Monday of June next, to wit: 18Th
June al the Court house in the Borough Of
StrOudsburg in said county, commence Pub
fc Sale Of the following Tracts Of Unseated
Lands to pay the arrears Of taxes due thereon,
and the cost of such sale, and will adjourn from
day TO day if necessary until the whole is sold
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-16
NOTICE

NOIICE
Tn al bv order of one of the Judges Of the
Court OF Common Pleas of Pike county, made
the 25ih February, the Sheriff of Pike county
was directed to publish copy of a certain writ
of Foreign attachment for six weeks in one
newspaper printed at SIr0udsburg, in Monroe
county, and also one other newspaper published
in the City of New-York. In pursuance where
Of hereby cause the same TO be published,
copy Of which writ is as follows:
Pike county, ss.
.,z,z-. The Commonwealth Of Pennsyl-
GS. rania to the Sheriff of said County,
sSSEStS; Greeting:-
49, We command YOU that YOU attach
JoHN 4. KING, late of your county,
bv all and Singular his goods and chatlels, lands
and ,enemenis in whose hands or possessions
soever the same may be, so that he be and ap-
pear before our Court of Common Pleas 10 be
holden at Milford in and for said County, on
The seventeenth day of May next; there TO an
zweg STROUD ], HoLLIYsHEAD, of plea of
tresspass upon the case. &c, and further we
command you that you summon all persons IN
whose hands or possession the said goods or
chaItelS OF any of them may be attached, so
that they and every Of them be and appear be-
fore said court at the day and place mentioned
in this writ, TO answer what shall be objected
against them, and abide the judgment Of the
Court therein; and have you then and there
this writ
Witness The honorable WIN. JEssUP, Presi-
dent Judge of our said court a; Milford, this
25th day Of February, eighteen hundred and
fOrty-two.
II. S. MOTT, Prothonotarv.
JAMES WATSON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office Milford, Pike CO.
February 25, l842.
mar 9.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03

hiR. EwBASKs LEcTURE.-A friend who al
tended the Lecture Of Mr.. Ewbank before the Me-
chuncs' Institute last week writes U. as follows:
Mr.. Ewbank is what is called q self mad man
in the common parlance Of the dey His lecture
before the Mechanics Institute OF this Civ on
Monday evening last, evidences for him that ne is
one Of no ordinary character. The subject, . he
Early Hisicry Of Steam as motive power is one
which could not be hsrd!ed bu; BY one who could
command more than the ordinary channels of In
formation. Mr. z. has for some years been devoted
tot the task noble onc) Of rescuing from coupara-
tive oblivion those traits of ancient excellence
winch have lain hlddsn in the nusty tones OF the
bye-places OF lite, ature, unscauned BY the more
classic scholar who seeks only for models Of beau
;iiui lungrase 10 paint moral and edorn ae;;.
but, diving into the hidden of that mystic
sa:b winch was thrown over mat description OF bse-
Dl invention, hy tie early poets and mythology a!
writer's, he unto. .ds 70 tfe secret fountains oi it
arts and sciences wilich were considered "a sacred
treasures only for the asYrants 10 Deiilcanon he
traced the progress OF the arts from the rein"test
periods with a mastery hand. evincing profound
research deep study a.d indomtebc perseverance,
in ,hls favorie pursuit.
With mind thus stored mith the rishes; trea-
surcs OF Ancient History, he dclineate- the minu-
ta OF those domestic occupations 10 which MA: be
traced the fountain of knowledge in the arts llet
ncw spreading f4r and vide the blessings o; pIen
~ and Independence; wt.ich, he Justly remarks j,
was evidently the design OF Providence TIA; man
should enjoy, when by proper u;e .. the tacgl
ties implanted in lils aaturc he should have arr:ed
nj the knowledge OF the 5nexhaustibie stores NJ
power and wealth which are concealed IN The COM
binations Of matter, destined tor his only when
!,v seehinC he siIOgld li0d them out.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03
coRoNER,s OFFICE.

SATURDAY, January
lsqvrsrs-Thc Coroner on Friday, held an Inquest at
ms Office Centre street, the body of colorod maA
lying dead No l3' anhony street. Tho deceased wus
a Chimney sweep, and died IN TT, about o'clock r. NJ.
of th, day He very Incorporate IN his habits was
,nknl III in the cnriy in tho morning aud con-
vcycd honc i; got something better bnt=hnd rclaP'c
,bnut noon. and shortly after wax corp:o.='crdct,
ioat!, ftos, COMMISSIONS protuccd by incrnpcrancn
TIE, Coroner also held Inquest, yrstor"y at the
Aims ou., tbs Park, tho body Of Mary Mccarthy
ls years bpr roaud, who was burnt to do"'A At
,a frs which broke Saturday cron'ug, ut no. >
Orange street IN tho Tho interior Of Tho building
US much hIrrod and aftor tho fremcn had succcod'd
IN subduing the ftms*, gonr INTO thc apartment occu-
pied by the ~oman ihsy found hot burnt to
cader vsrlici oftho jury. death by accidental burn
iDp