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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-09
TO THE LADIES

TO The LADIES.
Dk. HULLS UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
%spdd to the ,stes = the Of perfect
he
The Supporter hs. .s1y hFh Europe
painful lying
ns
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' at No
Re A.
sSy
lm WILLIAM sTREkT, CORNER OF JoHN,
ssj:$
comprises an Of goods rarely ever before
CAPs-In every variety, for gentlemen, youth and chill
CRAvATs-Of plain and figured satin. gro grains cam
iii: , s:ss sss sss chen. ..n Isle. .,..
ESSEs fsf ss:f ss
Gull and Byron. of al. qu.li.. and
sHiRfs-oflinen, muslin. French cambric plain and with
SsEb ; .as .sg 1 . ss @ no.
s ssnss aay o par. Of their and mr.
chaser. viii examining This :pisn-
d %sS sEHxr an then. old
SN1 IL GoRsh OF JOHN
ms 3m~m
BILLIARD SALOON
NO BAho4Ak sRTahEkkTcA Eaf a5r P2oRs BELOW
DRICE REDUCED to One Shilling per Hundred, from
A NJ to SIP M-The subscriber informs his friends and
the public in general that ne has Five New Billiard Tables in
the front saloonwo in the
saloon in the front roomell in f,t rate order
with private Cue his especial usehe tables being dif
apartments the proprietor thinks will render hmore
sEs s Hs rvs sS IN
BASEMENT.
His Bar will be ed with the choicest wines and
Liquors and the Sega be hadelso Sherry Cobbers
Jnleps Punrhes made otto be surpassed
B-fhe apartments have undergone thorough rchttins
Gentlemen Will please to communicate neglect Of
'''Y Of '"e '''s"'S''' : FRANCIS MoNTEyERDE.
mchls 9m.r 5 Barclay street,
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MF9RTAST oVH cnI.s, F4k ra
CHEAP CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

90 John street, (nssr Wiiism)
THE subscriber respectfully Announces his friends the
1.-THE Cheap Cash System where will always find
New and Of Clohs Cassimsrcs and
VestinRs, which will be made order style of IL
surpassed by other establishment in the
s. p,.s or ysoeT Coats. any color from ~ to ss
f:ss ~ wool SP.cI, or Fancy Cashmere. s;o
Of ssuo Sill. vaS1as wsvs Of prnr and u%
|go0Ss, q extraordinary low pnces :.
C. 0enrismsn furnishing their goods can have item
:.s unnsd at the lowest possible pss. ~ Ay
LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB
Der GOODS.
AND RETAIL. No. Wall street m
|ns.t cfimPsrsa India Rubber Water Proof Goods viz;
Coas ana Capes OF upenor Lama Cashmere Lama Persian
hSrsS sGs GsRC .sh ., AZ eSiST and sizes
sian and Cotton Rrspssea fer tsilers.
ss !,ss'' w'''ns' for ',efr%s:'x fs;
nd A RI TINS CASH TAIL KING
EST A B l. MENT
1H ~ s1lism Street., Corner Of Ian Strsss
It's decidedly the cheapest in the city There i svays On
hand cstcck Of goods purchased fcv cash
in ke III has given such general satsiaeos durins ths
last four year and saving OF per cent
0ensleusu requested 70 cali and s1ains Those VIII,
'.''A II ''H'~S LsfsEs AZ AND f'; rR sfS
DRESS Coats, made and trimmed ~ % 70 % -
Frosh Coau do do .....s % to 90
Over Ccsu,:. -. -: go. '''''s 90 to IL 70
Wis In MICHAEL K. MARTIN
CHEATHlN0 PAPEK-2o bales OF vary superior quaiIfy
suitable foy roof Of hcyscs and ships bo2ms sale
. ulp * COLLINS 4 CO.'S esuA IA
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'GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE FURNIS.H
ING STORE.

nAR0Elf.SG AGATE,
n advmade Lirsn, Stocks, Suspenders &c. offer
rich and varied the following ashonabe good:
black figured ssn t nohsir asspe and eaatisn era
Main and psis Of French Italian silks; pocket keIchie
Of Sptt fsId India and Turin hemd for immedate use;
lie and faithful of Enssh mode satin and rom
scsr fall fronts great variety; gloves
~ Ma goat skin silk linen thread Of all descrp
fiops Svsuendr English French, German and Ameri can
Collars outs. silk and cotton night c,pi Prrsss um
canes, beis and under garments Oh sA me-
|fino, lsmbs'-wool cottonc, & &c -.
would psrc uIsry recommend their improved arti.
lie he gepeman Russia riding belt Their estabshme Mt
yeurSy known for the last tssn inc ne
The int their they hope to merit
continuation Of their patronage. .ru
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
~@ ADAMS co g New York and Boston
N1k DAILY Package EYpless via Norwich and Wor
ce,ter RailroadIThe subscribers, respectfully
by the late have bren repaired and their
he entire route thus aft riding merchants:
brokers and ohe havog valuable packages be
the safest aud diuous mode Of veyance
does dangers and delays of round Point
Judith. ADAMS * 90,
a36tec Wall sweet.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

I'm p,opos WA:AIsSfoN. nh MA.cH, 1873
ss 5 rs
ysTsd on Lake Ee as designated by the Secretary Of the
T%s %sde
y
s:
sss;is1 th'ss
from the time Of the drawings and plans for
c d. the
opsratioq But as the application Of the Engine working
hs
night. and also the price exclusive Of said az hc;ty
mastol7ar secret,ry ofihe treasury
TNGLRsOLL's GREAT BOAT BAZAAR FOX I843-
and White
S s Of e sm
S.hmsn' warranted will bear the stamp of c. L.
the ub;sTSsy has produced that
challenge from the American u.ius and took the gold me-
~ S. e
sion % Ss Hn s n%p,n We
w5"out effort, made the quief.si time recod.
the If %
kind ipon from fifty buI,hea sni
s.n sy Ss. s e is b b.. S Ss. a;.
Col. .' "a and S, 81 W VA =. it. and ls Cherry
PsRsfe. salt sus life, and pie Do,..: Away.
chased elsewhere ipi imsr
%E w fS. C sS1p1.
sood and and also vessels and their
ears0e' against loss 0' D DIRE SiSissson
Thomas honas I woodlua Een;amn 4 Robson
John Davisop Francis Sage
Thomson Price. Joseph Allen
SMe s.si q T lee J I,ns y Ei %n,m,,
Caleb G T Tsaa. jaime. 4 Whit%s
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FAHSELLS y BUATE,
a. Imsec 2s7 Broadway, corner of PaIk Place:
OF FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS:


NJ 90 anal street MAD b. BEHRWAN, beEs to inform
friends the that she has us receives
from France. and beauul style OF SIX mate
ladies hats and along with cases Of rams SIX
which for novelty and eesance Of style never yet wa:
eot sik ha called Capotte Eenors, which indeed
Fl Psrisisa taste Nadine has u't opened
csss OF French imported fancy whaebones snd straw hat:
the syes also large assortment OF and
lime ge and varied assortment OF French
WI hats infants up ladeshe whole OF which
has Determined order 10 meet the exgency Of he
imes Offer such low must ensure her the con-
with their commands and obtain the prcerence OF
hose whose she so'icfs An early call re-
sted Al the old French esbishment. Marazn de Nodes
10 Canal street. B. has also received assortment OF
Pas ribbons which for variety and styles may De
called complete m S5m-I
An INFORMANT CONSIDERATION FOX The
la LADiES-MRSLOVE.C Corset Maker, No. 60 Li.pensId
IT, calls the ladies her important invented Az
domna Supporter for the preservation Of the health snd
called forth fullest of the most eminent Med
ca from satisfactory results those ladies who have
used Them IL perfect in it's application acting support
and preventing all ain upon the muscles and he CONSEQUENT
and whole system during pregnancy
Nothing that has been invented offers so many decided
Tor the system agantt every sccoen
the period Of the time preserving the natu
vantassous Mr, the time calls their at
improved Shoulder Elastic Braces for misses
the long required dssdeatnm the Of the
chest rs L. has secured patebt She begs refer in ra
the above, the fo wing eminent Of the
Faeuity-Dr Franeis, DR. f. Y Pond Dr. MeDonad, froes
Castle DR.. J. W. Moore, J. Nelson, M. D., J. w.
NJ ID mn unr
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TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.
TYPES, AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MATERIALS
MANUFACTURED AT
ONNER'S

FOUNDRY,
CORNER NASSAU AND ANN STREETS
NEW YORK,
CAN BE HAD AT EICHTEEI PER CENT DE-
,,,,,u DYCTIoN FROM OLD PRICES.
Type and STEREOTYPE Fouudr, formerly known as JAMES
ConrEn 8, and more recently CONNER Cooks. and the
public general xecute orders for
PRINTING TYPES,
PRESSES, Oh Asses, CASES, IMPOSING STONES,
INK, FRAMES and other article necessary form
Complies PnntBg Embellishments favorable terms
good quality any other establahment in the United
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Puuetualty regards the day sailing will observed
sreofoe The price Of passage outward now Eed at One
undred Dollars for which ample Of description
nj be provided with the exception Of wines and ouor
hich will be furnished. by the stewards.
GOODHUE CO, 81 South st..
e. H. MARSHALL, 80 BurlinQ-slip NJ Y.
ie2l 1yh Barring RROTHERS & Co. L,pool.
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LOUISIANA A s4f new Nv RHINE LINE OF PACKETS
& & rs re M
For the better accommodson Of Shippers, Intended
% 'ss "a ss sas
TS
sss S%% %sS,s c .Ss ia' ccns
ss $%p H5ssissffrfi,p GsP,s sasf iiPma
sss ss2xYKsss$FE5dh e ssS'sii a Sis..
s$ $pp SASHSyi ltRs ca ss,haH aunfsra
ssSSP E6 5GsA.s Se SssshR sn'sa.
:s;!:: ~ q ::
syS
down the Mississippi BY steamboat
BILE for we baion precou. stones: silver or plated ware
e. 11 d.
the value thereon expressed
''' Freight E;i..S ss.s
4: s:s sssii
PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
@ IL S& M
70. bringing on The Old country sub
for friends emigate the present season ls3l that they
with ih. ias; being hs Oldest or longest es,abhed out Of
this port well known that that the CON-
Communications fitted expressly for the comfort and
ence Of passengers
Should those settled for decline coming out, the passage
will usual be refunded to the party from whom it
received, without deduction.
free the various of Ireland
and Scotland, Liverpool be secured if desired Ap
ply to
SAMUEL THOMPSON,
Old Established Passage Office, 273 Pearl st..
Or to &. GRIMSHAW co.
10 Goiee Piazzas, Liverpool
Drafts London LIZ erpoo the National Bank OF Ireland,
Northern Banking 90. nd Nauona OF Scotland,
sight. and for any amount Apply above. u8 Im*r
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OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.


OLD LINE Packets Liverpool will hereafter be
despatched the following ORDER excepting that when the
sailing falls Sunday the ships will sail the succeed
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la A ri ms CASH TAIL I'M
ESTAB ISHME Mt

CHEATHlN0 PAPEK-2o bales OF very superior QaaiIfy
mlo - COkklNb 4 Co.'s beu0 sts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24
Albany.
(Corrsspondencs of the Hcmid.l


ALBANY, TUESDAY, Feb. Al, 1913
number of appointments were made to day, but
none of them are for the city of New York. It is
rather too bad isn't it, to keep. hese poor devls-ths
expectans-so long the tenter hooks of suspense.
see our friend Paul Grout is still hanging on-hs
takes matters very easy, Paul does-and lets nothing
ruffle the even surface of bis temper. BY the way.
it is said, that the bill under discussion in the As
sembly relative to the -four inspection, intro
duced expressly for the purpose Of providing Paul,
and one or two others, with good fat little sops.
In the SENATE TO day, Mr.. Faulkner's bill provid-
ing for the construction of the New York and Erie
Railroad was under discussion Mr.. Porter made
a long and quite an able speech against II. This
was abos all the business of importance transacted
in his House to-day.
Both Houses have agreed to adjourn over to-
morrow. it being the anniversary OF the birth day
of Washington There is little preparation for any
celebration here /; the time has gone by for such
things Yet, all is not quite iorgetten-during the day
saues are to be fired, ard in the evening the Bur-
gesses Corps give their annual ball, which Is always
the most fashionable and crowded OF the season
By the way, talking OF danclng-a large addition
has been built Congress Hall, in which is one OF
the most spacious ball rooms the country. il has
been chrstened Regency Hall, and series OF pr-
vate balls are to be given in rapid succession. So
you see that all pervading as the spirit OF bgotry
and fanaticism is here, il has not utterly extinguish
ed and banshed the taste for polite and innocent
recreation.
The Troy calamity did not prove to be serious
az was at first feared. Still il was most awful
and heart.rending As far as is known, twenty
three persons have been killed. IL IS deba-
sing to human nature TO how self-interest
mixes itself into every occurrence, no matter Of
how terrible or awful nature. For instance, on
the occasion of this very calamity, the Troy Wing
in the same article detailing the awful particulars,
displays a grovelling fear lest the occurrence Of
these land slides should Djure the prospects Of the
city, and informs strangers that the accident hap,
pened only in the outskirts. SIMON.
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k&R NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETs-PacKet
M3A\. 25lh Feb-The splendid. well known. fast sailing
&sspacket ship GARRiCK, Capt VIM Skiddy will sal
pos.ysiY above, her regular day.
The ships Of this hne all 1000 buhen upwards
and well known that their Accommodations cabin,
cond cabin and passengers superior any other
line OF packets. ..r .. ~
Person, of securing behs should fail make
early application on board, foot of Wall ct, or To
w. & J. T. TAPSCOTT
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Off the object of the bags confinement, would
they not have been necessary after the prisoners
were sent below1
A-Undoubtedly.
Here bag brought into Court and measured. Out
side it was Ga by 49,
Odd they not these bags for or 10 days in the
day time7
Al should say not SO long.
Q-Turn to the log book aud give the state Of the
weather from the LIST Of Dec. to 10th, at
A.-Dec. !, moderate breeZes and pleasant" ID, the
same. Sd the same. 4th same. 9Th, same. 9Th, same
7th same. sth same 9h same entry 10th, light breezes
and pleasant.
SAML @. VAN NoRDsN, examincd-Just before the top
gallant mast carried away noticed Small and Crom
well were at the bti Small got up when he heard the
orderhe got and hauled aud the mast went heard
Spencer talk OF Disgusting the brig and also Of throwing
the boys overheard.
BY JUDGE ADvocArK-At the time the mast was carried
did not Mr. Oliver Perry give order at that
time He in the orecaste but do not remember that
the Commander sent for him aft never heard Small
speak of the of the being carried away; me-
yer mentioned what saw until got home. The officer
the order and the Commander who was ON the wea
ther side, repeated it. ..-.
Odd you not hear it said at the time that the mast
was carried away to rescue Mr.. Spencer
A.-No Sir, not as recolect
Here the Court and adjourned.
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Circuit Court.

FEB. 22.-.John 8. Eduardo vs. Dsrid Rsynolds-This
action of trespass the for dsmag conss
quence of the levyng by deondsnta landlords
upon the furniture and fixtures of the North American
Hotel in the Bowery, the 30h April last contrary
agreement Plaintiff purchased the furniture, &C., and
good will ofthe lease of the tenants Morehouse and Hus
ted but with the understanding that defendant
would wait for $500 back due FROM the tenants until
first May Plaintiff assumed to poy the rent the frst
of May. This cause commence ed ten twelve days
since and went partly through when his Honor the Judge
was taken sick After the summing up Tuesday, 1t
given to the jury and yesterday morning Feb 2ad
they returned into Court with sealed verdict finding for
plaintiff 1856 SO.
For plaintiff Messrs. C. C. d. Egan; for defendant,
MIR. T. Wilson.
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR 1913.
rs M & M

OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE
No. 81 SOUTH STREET, N. Y.
DAssAGE to and from Great Britain and ireland BY The
gusr line Of packets sailing on the h 7th istn' '"n n'
The old BiseE Ball line Of packets are a, follows
COLUMBUS, Captain Cole,
S s3TTHH A ASEETG Captain Rf: sssS;
:" EN adbAASSp, .,s;n R, Wsss;
tn. Commercial Line is composed of orty seperes fsst
sailing ships II IL S.ss from Liverpool To oon
News Onesn. and Mobile, three times lea,h Bsd
more Chlrlsop and savannah twice month to bs differ
in making known arrangements fer the year ia begs TO
call the OF those persons residing ~ the United
,o% Enssnd Ireland scotland and wales that they al
WAYS by line OF packet ships sailing
e rs els. wenowS American hp.
ing the Commercial Line will in addition TO the packets be
during the season. thereby any detention Those
sending for their e nds may rest nat evsy hng eo
psc@p,ass. Win these the
command preferences for this iine and ~ ~,
pusc patronage which H., been so pses decline coming
the money refunded customary Tree passu LELAND
be secured BY STEAMBOATS, from the different por"
Remiances and Dswtb regard 70 his
for Tie payment OF ms s he banking houses demand
Great Ireland ISo.s r ssrs
fore ne 10 sey Fart Of United K,nsdon viii
oce on the receipt amount here with name an6
addres; Of the Gp sS s 20 forwarded ships
or BY rst packet ship and receipt or duplicate 81
psd through t 6 GGs 80 once '''e
tfby letter post p yoAS HERpMAN 81 South street. or
INV. ROBINsON Goree Piezras
In Msp Dsnie ,sSa Co.. o'S S.soS
ee Beas Hs''%ay tc 'rSdS %
ray, Esq, Cork @'e
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NEW YORK, FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY "a, 1S43.

A.-Not to my knowledge. l
Q-Are any Of the bags now on board the Somers
Al believe they are, but ascertain in short
time.
QDid you learn from Mckinley that his feet were
frozen
A.-No, sir.
By Captain BoLrsN.-Dd not the confinement In the
bags render the security of the prisoners precarous
as they might have worked their irons off
Ayes, sir
JUpoE ADvocArE.-Refer to the log book and tell us
the temperature by the Thermometer from tho 10th Of
November, to the arrival of the Somers,
AT Tidnight we have it thus -
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&&R OLD ESTABLISHED EMlGRANT PAS
NM SAGE OFFICE, 81 South street, New York-Reg-
uular Line Of Packets-The subscriber continues to
from OF Great Britain
who may be engaged by their friends here by the regular
sending for their friends, rely that Just will be
taken 10 hat them despatched without delay Liverpool and
will always endeavor TO of the public
which, has been literally bestowed for many
past and those remng have drafts payable
the Banks and br anches throughout the United Kingdom
For further particulars apey Lii by letter. post paid
j6r JOHN HERD NAN. 81 Souih st.
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.
raaHhXftANSNAk lstxANNERa "a fAiNcIpAL

ChANLES UUNNE WAIEhLANDs
THIS Academy established two ago, under The
uonrge Intendem General OF the Island, aad
other individuals Of the nobity and merchants Of
TINS cy. Il n1cducted the plan Of the German Rvmna
sian the interogatve" All the
scholars undertand Engsh language, and many Of them
speak il ha5tually and nuenly
manv England, and the Unitod States. His chof aim ID 70
give the youth his practical knowledge q
those branches Of polite education which required IN all
active caroe1, and are applicable 70 any. 80
The eosse Of sody. thsrsfoe comPTshenAs the English
Natru Philosophy the practical part of Mathematics and
rrofsson dven nations scquirsments reside the
abshment, and all the classes receive rotaon instruction
from the director
ve Ct he pups uude twelve yeaIs syes SPEAK
foreign languages, perfectly ntehrbAs manner, and
those Of riper years correctly and eAsifv u
The acquisition, only Of the Spanish, but also Of other
languages thus placed within the reach OF the youth Of the
nQu.sh many which nom anEnglish ed
ucsion The object Of the Principal desiring to receive
youths the United States, facilitate the requirement
Of the Engph for his Spansh pupils, which service
would douby repaid them by the latter and to introduces
here manly spirit the English schools The yeung e
mate being spacious and airy SITUATED healthul
spo distance from the city; and containing within It's
limits fine bath and complete gymnas'm or the preservation
OF tho pupils health Two youths lately arrived from eerna
have passed the the scoo IN perfec health A.
the pcipI married man. and his wife and sister have
s ss o. the an.or department; children are received al any
/ very papd enjoys religious Opinions undsturbed
ne terms t0o annum payable three month"; IN adj
vance There extras eycept clothes and book
H'fs'snes'-nAiESsEs GHASI RhAKh SsH1oTAERs.
NIL Havana
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TELT adhesive Felt Tor shesthng ops of houses
and shps bvoms for sale in lots suit purehsser, by
soc H.. X COLLINS co, South Of
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ITO THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
Howoua's MixtureThis extremely delicious and unpars
Ieled re-, 40 highly celebrated in China and Europe
ported Is now fof sale the Canton Compapys General
Tea Establishment l2 Chalhams a. New fork-n Chincse
,.cl,gcr br,re ,0 cents and ~. M msr
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AT the opening OF the Court, the prosecution called
JANE scHEkMxRHoRN, a colored woman, who was
swornl live In the basement under the Cottage and Keep
a refecory there with my husband know Underhhl
and Hathed-the latter know the best. On the nghto OF
the rape Dinger and another person came into our reeo
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-07
WINSOR IL HANCUET.

SADDLE, HARNESS AND Trunk MAKERS,
At the old stand formerly occupied by K.
b. Winsor. two doors north of the Ex-
change on Exchange-st. where they will
at all times be happy to wait on customers.
The subscribers having on hand an ex-
celent lot Of harness leather and other
stock in their line, which they feel safe in
recommending TO their patrons; and which
they are now manufacturing and offering
for sale at eastern prices. And if manu-
featuring to order at eastern prices and
with dispatch, in the latest style, be any
object for their friends, they respectfully in
vlte them to call and satisfy themselves as
to prices and stock.
They also intend to keep constantly on
hand any article usually called for in their
line.
They will also attend to all calls in the
line OF Carriage trimming.
N. B. The highest market price in cash
or trade paid for green or dry hides.
X. b. W1NsoR, P. HANcHEr, jr.
Southport. June IA, 1912. 52-y
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-07
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the Supreme court of the territory of Wisconsin.
In the of Uriah Wood, petitioner to be de-
clared bankrupt.
Notice to show against the petition of Uri-
alb Wood, farmer, residing in the town of Bristol
in the of Racine and territory of Wisconsin, for
himself Individually and as one of the former firm of
Wood & Tymson, doing business as merchants un
der said partnership name, at Canajoharo, Mont
gom-ry county, New York, to be declared bank
rupt by the supreme court of the territory of WIS
consln, court be holden by the Judges thereof
at the capitol in Madison, on Monday the 18th day
of May next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said
day. La Fayette Kellogg, clerk.
Nolney French, Sol. 81