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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-26
BALTIMORE FOR EVER.

The invincible Wings of Baltimore have
followed up their partial but unexpected vic.
tory at the State Election with one which
covers them with glory. The Locofoco ex-
cuse for their former defeat was that they
were taken by surprise, and did not call out
their full vote. They now had ample no.
tice. and in the Charter Election each party
has polled its last vote, with the following
result;
1913. Mavor-James o. Law, Wing, 1880
VIM. H. Marriott, Loco, 1898
wh;p Majority s32
1910. Presidens-Wm. H. Harrison 1896
ii. Van Buren, 1896
Loco majority 80
Increased vote St3; Wing gain S62 |!
CITY Council-Fiiecn Wings elected, fhnt
teen Locos last year fUe Wings, t,Oenty three
LocoS.
Thursow Weed, in one Of his letters to the Evening
Journal written from England, thus describes scene
which he witnessed on the Bank OF AYR:
Be(oTe leaving the Brig (brdgel my stteOtiOn
u,aS amested bv what with u would he regarded, IL
Hot Date0Ged, ss an Improved Washing Machine
Al least . dozen Wash-tubs were placed along the
shose Of the river Ayr, in which as many females,
eoUoe cd and ugly, and others young and pretty,
were pounding clothes with their feet! have
heard that the 9coich lssses. who have large 'Ba-
kinRs,' knead their bCead IN the same manner Tor
tho ruth Of this however, teannot vouch-out that
sAw ihem dsHcinsiR . Yashtub W'IA9Nt stockings OF
gsEtsEs, ees'alnt
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-26
DRESS MAKING.


MMISS WETMORE would respectfully
lvA informs her friends and the public,
that she will be happy to accommodate them
in the DRESS MAKING line by going to
their houses; share Of public patronage is
solicited.
Litchfcld, Oct. 81, 1913. n22 3w
DISSOLUTION.
I'VE copartnorship heretofore existing
L. under the ma me and firm of O'Brirn
d Cook is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business of the concern will he
settled by Il. F. Cook. JOHN O'BRIEN,
r. +. Cook.
Goshen, Oct. 16, 1913. n % 3w*
THE Court Of Probate for the District of
Il Harwinton, hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof, for the
creditors to the estate Of RosAMAH BALDWIN
late Of Harwinton deceased, to exhibit their
claims for settlements. Those who neglect
TO present their accounts, properly attested,
within said time, will be debarrcd rccov-
cry. All persons indebted to said estate, are
requested to make immediate payment to
JONATHAN BUEL t,.,.
ERAsTUs BALDWIN "N0e"'o'"'
IIarWinIon, October 18th 1919. 3w02
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-26
Horse, Wagon and Harness
FOR SALE,

TNTIE Horse is nine years old, good in sim
Il gle or double harness, and excellent
under saddle. The Wagon has good
leather top and can be used with one or two
horses. Enquire Of the Subscriber at the
bank. G. F. DAVIS.
Litchfield, Oct 1S, 1913. 81 3w
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-26

"Rev. Truman Marsh. whose son. Moses Seymou
Marsh, died recently at Syracuse, New York.
tCapt. Seth Landon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23
THE TRIBU NE.

tbo
uT Boz is just waking up. we lao's'
6r.s ,w Q numbers Of his ChuzzleSir rataer h7a''
but he comes on, in The new one just recei'ee.
His old habit OF exaggeration oi'ngs 70 ii'A'' ou'
ba uses it with beautiful effect as the of1cer
aid of hi. cannon. For ios,ance-Chevy Slyfne,
n drunken bu,nbug and Pretender to genius, with
his isckal, Tigg, have run up score at Their no
rel and. as usual, cannot pay SO they are detain-
ed So Tigg goes up TO Mr. Pscksn'ti's IN -'if'
pa abseace 70 humbug the smolsnt OUT OF .. .
Young men left in charge Of tie premises nc
opens the case thua
"Then tell you what it is, gents ooth' mere
perfect constellation of talent ana soa'ua' WIZ
i,y,lvad ,bro,o5 uhst cannot but designate as
,h. cnlnabl. ,ee g;pepce of my friend Pecksnf, in
in q Situation as tremendous, perhaps, as the 80
cial ;o,ercourse Of the nineteenth century Will
road;, adm, of There is actually at this instant,
%, ,ne Blue Dragon in this viilage--an aishouse,
ob.erye; q eommor, paitry, lew-misded, ciodnop-
ming. pipe-smoking alehosse-an individual, OF
whom it may be said, in the language of the poet,
thar nobody but himself can in any way come up
10 him; who is detained there for bill. Ha! Ia !!
Fer his bill. repeater his bill. Now said
MIR Tigg, eve have heard of Fox's Book OF
Martyrs, believe, ana we nave hsara OF Tue Sooft
of Requests. and the Star Chamber; but fear
the contradiction of no man alive or dead when
assert that my friend Chevy Syme being held in
pawn for bill, beats any amount of cock-hghting
with which am acquainted"
Martin and Mr.. Pinch looked, first at each other,
and afterward at Mr.. Tigg, vino, with his arms
folded on his breast surveyed them, half in de-
spona ency half in bitterness.
s'Don't mistake me, gents both" he said
stretching forth his right hand q If it had been
for any thing but bill, could have borne it, and
could still have looked npon mankind with some
feeling of respect; but when such a man as my
friend Slyme is detained for score-a thiag in
itself essentially m-an; low performance on u
slate, or possibly chaked upon the back OF a door
II do feel that there isa of such magnitude
loose somewhere, that the whole framework OF
society is shaken, and the very first principles OF
things can no longer be trusted In short. gents
both, said Mir. Tigg, with passionate flourish
with his hards and head, "when man like
Slyme is detained for such thing bill, re-
ject the superstitions of ages, and believe nothing
do mt even believe that do mt believe, curse me
If I do"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

Der offers bis farm Geneva for sale. II consists Of
30 nc OF excellent land, whereof about eight
well wooded. The house is in the E0gsb Cottage style
with spacious ball. two parlors connected by sliding doors
on one SIDE and three bedrooms with closets The other
all on The mrs; 5oor with rnom; woothouse ard Aah
en- annexed There - also cellar kitchen, we'll finished
ass ample cellar room ssaso tenant hcule, shed
Garage house. stables an barr and henary-all n excel
lent order Pie farm is well stocked with fine varieties OF
a' ana IN good fence and commands hne view Of the
aKe and surrounding country. II is cistan, and hall
miles irou and in full veE OF ihQ village OF Geneva The
subscriber won!d dispose Only above premises
farming implements row NJ Ga Tie place mon re.snnah,e
terms AID would refer TO JEo Sios,ou, Esq Nassau ST. NJ
fork for the terms and coalitions OF sale The sucriber
can De seen at any tine ii his otce Seneca 81 Geneva
mh2l 3lawlmA r sIngs0N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

acA Fur SALE-A Farm situated a
Far Rockaway, Long Island, within short distance
distance Of the NariGe Pavilion and fronting on me 5a
cav lay and tie Atlantic Ocean. 1t is within j. miles ci
New ork and it contains nearly 200 OF land 10 odd
acres of which first tsse land ee acres OF COCO
Grass and rscado land, between "A and 10 acres OF eo1
land On the premises Farm House earn, novel,
and other ont buildings together with ven OF hr rae
water There immense QUANTITIES OF cTtweea
" driven by bay aud The farm that can De COT
ec,ed 10 erich the soil Vessels drawing from % TO tl
water can by the Jamaica Bay deliver 10 OF receive goods
ard produce from the said farm The above farm can De
divided into farms less quantities OF land so drs.re or
VIII be sold altogether AT prices 10 suit ths times to
further particulars apply 10 Samuel r B. Norton on thr
premises or z. G. 6nring and Samuel Ossood, No 10
Wal! street, up stairs in the rear building, room NO. 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23
RToRISON'S Hvgeian Medicines

I'VE NoTIcE-Whereas, 4. 4. Samanos, of 81 Broad
Nay, New-York is making an improper use of aessr,
.acrson Co.'s appointment for the sale OF their Me
Se This is, therefore inform The public that Mr.
n MSanos t y not authorized to sell MOfuSoN,S PILLS
New-York ara Messrs FIsTH \ Hat. Of SnNI sranL.
nine. se sas 'ts1iIiSS Ss1 &c a Sea
DATED Bri;isa consges Of nesl,b NsW Rsus Ls1dop.
'1ue i'Aa' i'%~ jy9u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

BY Special AppolnIaen,.
EOSEPK elliott, Pen Manufacturer
~ TO THE QUEEN.-ChUTION.--The high chr-ac-
-sc Pens has aduced the attempt the part OF
several dsreputab!e makers opraciice srd Only
PR. Gili-u but also upon the pubic An Inferior cle,
bearing the msSpe ZANE, thus, elliot onittng The final
ir the r0aIss. Il readily &c stcced BY It;
nnnisaeG appearance snd :hc very COMMON sye L which
it's IN. NJ.
Observe, the genuine Peas are are all marked in full
"Joseph Gotts FGieat" Joseph CI,stt warranted; ~
ard that each gross bears smile OF lis Signature.
TIE ABOVE amy be had, wholesale, OF HENRY JESS0s
ivlS " OF Jahrsrest. nF fin!d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23
ONLY GIVE IT A FAIR TRIAL.


W We ask OF any ;ban 10 give Dr.. Jaynes
Expecoran; fair trial, and if il does the
diseases for which il is recommended ana eff
fectnay than any other medicine that has been Of
ered the public, the proprietor is willing undergo any
penslly however severe, the rnbic may proper
impose upon him. Ii has, it viii, and il coughs
COLDS asshsa bronchitis bleeding IRON the iangs throat
whoopng cough Group ard very large msoriiy OF Lac
hopeless %; consumptioS, whsl physicians and
their prescriptions fail 10 DO COED Again say ;y
il X viii not harm you bui and viii do you gon1.
Il is prepared only by Dr. D. JAYNE No % Socsh Third
street Philadelphia and Ne. sos Broadway, New-foik.
Price 81 per bottle M lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

p" How can yen be 30 rude as to cape be-
fore lady," said Susan 10 Whizz. Madam"
yawned he. bur at The same time bowling, g I
would mt for the world have gaped 6e}ors the lady,
if / had suspected sha wanted to cape FIRST"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23
o1 ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT

~. PASSENGER OFFICE 81 South 81 New YORK YORK
80 Regular line OF Packe-The sussIlees as
.-. m, persons from any part OF t'rea' britain a;iu
Iszs bo NAV be engaged by their frsEds mere, ny e
aeAs. ships s svGy ro aI ans may rely rely that
~, -. wi, h. taken TO have them despatched "ltnou.
delay in Liverpool viii always endsayor has 10 seen
contiEnanee OF the public patronage, "hea .. ,e IL
sr,lv bestowed for many years past aod tnose re-
ts MONEY car have Drets pa abe al all Tue oaA' am
Brauchrs throughout the United kingGotn. u,;., =,
For further particulars apply Il! by le.ie pos'
y0HS HERDNAN.s 81 South st W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

~ CSHEN N1ILk.-Pure and whole
some Mik from the choices: Diaries in Orange
ty. may be obtained every day 1873 Resdesree
West; also al 10 Henrys;ree, Pike Four Cents
per quart Also supply OF fresh Cream every day TEoe
who want pure article will please make a Trial:
ml6 2S. T. SELLECK,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

90 FOR SALE, Let, or to Lease.-.A
tlaple land, laid and cultivated garden, 1t is
closed by picket pale and board ience Tie house
capable of accommodating 100 parsons and we'll
situated Far RqckawaJ. Long Iilnd, within lours
travel OF New YeEk, and within quarter Of mile or les
of tie Marine Pavilion Ii commands beautiful and
tented vie" of the and the surrounding Country.
On the premises there isa pump and well of first rate
water; also, barn howell and all necessary oubudings.
The above premises will be let moderate terms good
tenant WILDE sold price to suit the times For fur.
misses 4. G. Burng ard Samuel Osgood, No. 10 Wall
street. up stairs, in The of said oudirg room No. 2S
mig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23
esa LAND WANTtD.-Tho Sylvani

&C. LAND WANIED.-Iho SylVania
- Association OF the City OF New-York are ,esapus
OF purchasing from three thousand acres OF Land
within hundred miles OF NewY9rk Cy n me sta ad
Land must be well supplied with wood and water, and
adapted 70 grszag grain growing and gnTaenIs paI
adjoining would be preferred. Owners OF lands who car
give clear ltle requested TO prepare true statement
relation such lands, with the most favorable Term,
Pcsiden. of the Syvana Association, % PnesL
The attention OF andhoders respectfully so!ciied,a
the Syivania Association intends going into operation
early possible.
Editors Country Newspapers requested TO copy OF
notice this ADVERTISEMENT StI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

" The covering winch Nature has bestowed on The
head of man. is one of the principal elements OF human
beauty What he less pleasant 20 look than bald
uead, Even in the LINE Of the Prophet Elisha thou bald
head" considered the superave nfinsnt and repoac
and in modern days. The defect usually concealed Wiih
jealous But how muck better remedy than 10 con-
c-al it few bottles of JAYNEs HAIR Tonic WILL in al.
all render wig unDecssary by decorating the
scalp with growt g. hair If the hair ang
Off matter wha, Cause, few applications OF Jaynes
Tonic viii! the diiapidating process These facts
upon say So" but upon testimonials OF uu
questionable responsibility. HS2 Its 2tos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

VERMONT SUeAR.-The Montpelier wa,cbman
estimates that the maple sugar produced in tba,
State the present season, at the low price of Ave
cents per pound, viii amount TO one million of dol,
lars This will make the quantity Of Sugar shou,
hossheads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23
TULL's TRUsSES.-Notico to Rup

,ured persops-Persoss afflicted with rup;urcs Ess
Iey upcn the hes, Instrumental aid the weird affords
application the cce No vesey.ssTefe OF 70 's
careful 10 examine the back pad of Hubs trusses TO see
they are endorsed by Or. Hull in writing None are se:
me- or TO b. relied upon good, without his Signature.
us celebrated rgsses and thousands are imposed upoa
consequence These limitations cannot be relied uponi z
ere made by unsAul mechanics, and aFs 10 Desserp
The ordinary uusse<- Ia
Rooms have been fitted mp at No. Vcsey-reet
slvey Tor ladies, having separate entrance homNte
ness department. where female IL in constant aites
q wait upon female patients 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

" George Cruikshank, caricaturing the Lon
don post.ofhce, says: g A gentleman in London
having received a newspaper, enyeloped, with the
inscription TINE FLIES on the seal. was charged
fall letter postage, on account Of information con-
tanned ON the asraDper -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

~ Jnync's Toaic yerinifnse.-some medi.
zines warranted TO destroy worms Children, are very
we'll calculated TO destroy The children This is rot the
with aSnes Tonic perRuge Ii does rot contain
single ingredient which iia, The delicate infant
and yet expes from The system with facility and
certainty, perfectly astonishing. Nor this It's only
property: it fac s0machic ard aad
stermilent levers has been administered with graft
yipg results Obstinate OF Pies have yielded
influence and lis tonic qualities render II excellent med
in the consaescent stage o! all diseases Its exceed
ugly pleasant to the taste. n2e Iii, 2lss
u Consumption, Cough, Splitting BIc0d
Sc.-TO CuNSU NJ PrlY S.--Fuur H. BIS Of you
are really suffering from neglected Coles, ob.
struction ard consequent; Inflammation OF ;be delicate
nsng of those iube, through wheh the air we breathe
dshu ed every part OF the lungs. This obstruction
produces pain aud soreness hoarseneSs cough d ully OF
breahng hectic isyer, splting OF blood matter
)agn which aaily exhauss the strength ct The patient,
aou ends in death. JAYNG'S EXPEGT0RANT never
fails this obstruction, produces The
pleasing and happy results II Is certain in is effects and
caanot fail TO relieve.
PREPARED only by D.. D. JAYNE &c South Third street!
Philadelphia, and sos Broadway. New-York.
Price 81 per bottle rsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

ss FARM FOR SALE, situate on Pas
mile from Beev!le II contains about IS IS OF
witch is woodland and the remainder under goad
ton. Il has on II good house and barn, and other
ouibuldagS and young apple orchard Of about 2s0
OF the best selected fruit Also good dock for hoas
where the new steamboat Proprietor. from New York
Will stop on her daily trips 10 and from Paterson Title
tispr;ab!e ard portion OF The money may remain boed
and mortgage. Apply TO
mic Inn JACOB VREELAND, on The premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23
OF LEASEHOLE

NT OTICE.-SALE OF LEASEHUIsI
y ESTATE.-The subscriber will sell al public !
ton by Wilkins and Rollins, auctoneers, on Ihursdl
in this city the unexp;red term Of years, from I'd
first day o. May, 1910, OF lease from William Cairns
and Ann Eliza his wife, of two lots together with The 20
Ninth Avenue The houses are large three story iran
buildings the one occupied in part as drug store, 90
upon The other, large improvements Tor the hrc8ss
beer The lots are together 81 feet front and rear
feat deep.
The tile is rdispu,able and the sale will be absH
For further particulars inquire ct
A. [. & II. P. ALLEN, Es9rs,
No. CT Wall.s,rsrt. or the spbs:noer
mSC4l- JONATHAN HiLLMAN, 1853 Maiden Lifa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

REFINED SUGAR
AT THE LOWEST REDUCED CASH PRICES.
XKT GOLSEY & WOOLSEY continue
w TO sell their Standard quality Double kshnea s'|
gar a, their loves. cash prices, namely
Loaf 10 CENTS par pound When less than FIVE pacsasen
Crashed. 10 do do do purchased halt cen! per PsaG
Powdered, 10t do do do additional
The above are packed follows:
Loaves in boxes Of 500 pounds)
Crashed in Ibis Of 2nO do No charge for packages
Pow de-et IN do OF go do
Apply the New-Ycrk Patent Sugar Refinery corner Y
South and Nosgomery.sis. OF at a9 WallstreeL
remj,t.nra nils D'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

p PRICE 81 ,0G0.-A FARM for SALE
.sans containing q acres, very pleasantly situated q
from The village OF Wes,feld Esse- county - on
the i:Ee OF The SoTervr Railroad SAID farm has suisa
bic proporon OF woodland, fruit trees comfortable dwell
ing well OF wafer near The door small barn, &c Said
iurm situated fourth OF mile from The cid sage road
leading firm New York Philadelphia, and is in the vi
caity OF schools stores, churches and markets Enquire of
EDWARD TowDeJ nenr the village OF Westheld onefourh
ola mile from the Railroad Depot EiizabethTowo OF
Elizabeth Town, Jan. :, 1888. M I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

GREENWICH POTTERY,
2Sl WEST ElGBTEEaTt-STREET,
et.v-s,, hand I0:h duenues.
FENHE Subscriber respectfully calls the at
Il ten!nn OF the public the great variety Of articles
manufactured this establiShnen-suchs as SroNE.WAsE,
E.aTREr-TARE, PORTABLE Furnaces CHIMNEY PoTs,
GREEN-HousE TILE, FLOWER PoTs, OVEN Tile, BACKS
AND JAMS, FIRE BRICK, &c Gc
this the only establishment of The kind in the city,
where The above articles manufactured, The public are
assured that all orders viii be attended with pTompnes
and pupciuaiity, md tse most liberal terms.
\. A grea; Improvement has been made in PORTABLE
FURNACES and the sizes enlarged and warranted superior
any sold III this city. WASHINGTON SMITH.
ITS Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

EAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver
K i Medal awarded J. Hayden for his 90 very
ror Pens by tie American Institute lis last Fair The
GCvercn: have given them the Preference and the best
accountants and many of the public institutions VIII
other Peus They have justly obtained the highest Fspurs
ton, surpassed fequaed By any in country
The trade sspphs the manufacturers prices by the
ag-rs J. P HAYDEN, niatt.s,rcet.
Agcnsi also for Sinnn's School and Counting InL
S,aciI mvo6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

FUST RECEIVED from AUCTION, a
% splendd assortment OF English Thread Lsces and Eds
legs very cheap; small 10, double thread Brussels Lace
also very cheap Fd plain B"b5net Laces IGr caps
10, OF Second Mourning do; French needleworksd Col
lars hrn>tlched aud reversed Hand at 2s'6d, an asset
n,su OF Ribbons 10 per yard, striped and corded
Swiss s,uslus 81 pr sd, quantity of green brsse for
Wells co'd liug uslins at 90 pr I'D, brown Hoan;> bro
and Preached hcerg from Cd 10 81 Coon IlcRen al
Od 400 yds striped Canton Mating p sd per YARD
Gloves Hos cry and other articles II The dry
T G. GIRYAN,
MOO Lie DOS $50 Bleekef. Morton 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

81 Particular Noaice.-TAose pcr=o MATHIS
rrniture OF any description dispose Of WING breat
ng housekeeping Will 6nds ready sale for ay peTllol
all Of their goods By sending their address, calling
,pon lie subscriber. Goods to any amount purchased
AT private sse-Two Piano Fertrs.
le20 II X. COTTON Il Co. 1877 Chatham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

respectfully inform the Printers and Publishers this city
and elsewhere thu; he has he facility and ability 10 exc
ali kinds of original designs and engravings VIZ. en-
bei,hmens for ilu books pape-S and periodicals,
architecture, machinery, labels business embieas, auto
graphs, stamps &C., 100 Nassau street, Tribune Build
ings, oppos lite the Park.
N. no patronage solicited from those who wish barter
or credit. VIM. w. BRITT. fS3G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

T To Pr;aters.-A PRESSMhN OF experience,
steady aud nduruus habits desires situation
amoderate salary. He that IL well acquainted
VIII the working Of wood engraylngs, fine book &c
He would like chance perfect his knowledge OF Power
Presswork Address W. Acn in Of ii. Greeley, Iri,
hune Office. mis- u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

D' On Thursday night a frame-house. on the
corner of Market and Clay-streess, was struck by
lightning, and so shattered that i, scarcely hangs
together. A German, who resided in it ct the
time, says tina, his bed was moved some distance
blythe shock and mis- night-cap thrown from his
head a pump, on the same corner, was sunk SO
that only few inches of the handle are be seen,
and the water IS said 10 have altogether dsap-
Pearea. Lou jour-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23
$50 NEW-yORk 10 EASTON, Pa.

Et.-Et PEOPLES LINE. Fare
Leave pie, no. l, North r'Aer al q getueH
NJ dav (suadays eIcepted.l by sieaneoa1 70 ~
- ~ We me Zoo, Of CourIlandi street az O'Clock Ak
nv Jersey Railroad EzabeEhtown there eonnsct
he ran o; cars Scmeryle COACHES thg EeE se,;
,i;cs airing al Eastau a, O'Clock, NJ FOR seas "P
~ IN a o Hope Merchants Hotel Il Co7tandi s.. :,
II g. This route, on account OF me shsf' o'>'~1'> "
COACHES comments itself To the pubic .e,a
0sire reraov. from, IS To - Cortandt Sre">
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23
* A COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO

<5lE a VDUIS II bCSIDEsNE 10
ln: LETh small story house, with furniture and
beautiful garden, barn. bathing house, &c. attached
The ouse situated the bank OF Hampstead
Harbour about thirty miles from the city of Newfork,
about mile and half from the Vllas of Glen Cove,
and the steamboat landing where the steamboat
American Eagle plies and fo daily Rent moderate.
Apply To VIM. NJ. WEEKS, Glca Cove Capt. Cbas.
PEGS. beard steamboat American Eagle. Fulton slip.
mia 21r