New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

resolution 10 a5o Sh the offce OF Superintendent OF
streets and merge Office those Of Stree; Inspee.
,s Dock Master and Deputy Health Wards passed-and
lie Board adjourned.
chancellor McCoun.
,ycrsoss.-Joh, L.. La.,reace. 5dr,;nis.rGtor &C. of
Isas Laurence dsc>u,ed, Wons Beach Lo7rree and
,,-Appctis! 70. the foreclosure CT mortgage and ap.
roia,naeut Receiver large OF
william, Liberty Cold, and oher streets. Application
ear,ed except 20 Sta, 9th and 9Th avences,
he title 10 which is doubt Referred M1 Codwise for
appointment OF Receiver.
Ricsard r. Lansing, Examiner in Caa,,cery, 70. John
Coak Solicitor il ChaaceryTse defendant caused the
in the of Curtis Enge TO be pro-
coed u AZ grsnt esg;h and The Examiners taxed
amounted SIP 76 he declares Solicitor agreed
they should BE- paid and for attachment against
him. thai he lie suspended officer Of the Court Till
tie an 5ln !. paid The Vice Chancellor remarked that
sn Examiner has Claim against Solicitor il Court &c
law and quoted decision in Page 5l0 to show thai
10 be lbe proper Application dened-e,ch party
10 pay bis own costs.
,fry Mooney Trustee &C., Eilliaa o. Connor-Ap
pcalcn have house in Divsonsree; paid
over for Interest due. Application denied.
John F. Stagg, Executor &c. Of Abratem Stage, rs.
sarles Cs!ie ad otershrpiicaton tho part OF Maria
\ Cee 10 be- paid one-ninh OF lae OF Abraham
sagg Mr. S. directed in his will that bis real estate should
be divided eqaally among bis nine children. Benjamia
OF his sos, subsequently, nlrled iiaria T. Rogers
came united in marriage 10 NJ. cee. The Vice Chance
lof stated that .e VIII evidently intended that the real
should be sold and turned into personal property
AS Cele is therefore entitled TO oneninh in right OF her
late husband. Order = :hnt eAact.
George Douglas Co. SmiM Ety-Relstive to mortgages
or property No s. 3roaG.streo Dtcree for he principal
of tie MORTGAGES, and the neres: al per cent as ogasst
the property, and or the deficiency against the mort
eager personally AT per cent.
CIRCUIT CouRT.--Bef5re Judge Kent.
William, adams Siias M. StiipeN, MARSHAL ScThe
chrc Despatch, belonging pian, a. was en-
p,syed Ia raising The schooner ReseIva Bnn packet
sunk lIarlaate March 1911 The naroha libeIed the
Re.srve, and The present action 10 recover $40 for SER
,ce after the MARSHAL took p2sesies Tie case sui on
Police OFFlcE.-THE CONTEMPLATING CASE
We mentioned in lest tho a-rest by Officers Relyea
and Kelnger Saturday. Rving;on-s,reet A,to
rev. batch OF charged with CONTRIBUTING and
passing OF IS bl II the Exchange BrRk OF Salel' alas
day many persons who had received the bills attended
q, boil; The Upper asd Lower Police Office to prefer COM
plsin,s and identified George Pest Daoe Van 'eiser Mrs.
&ary Shepherd. Eliza Capbe, Jusus Harrison, Ella
bth Case, and Nichols Gil.ccEeve. having been con
ceTnsd in passing oil he base more Cas.cs erormaa
and committed for examination on TIE same CHA ge ou
not identified. jacob Lewis and Stephen fhnmns were
committed hor examination The same cfag but not
ienilhea ard viii be discharged unless sufficient proof 10
commit them 10 iu! Is prrtuced.
s7szzzso-ezm
BccfSyvitii,s Ps;ia versus Quacisery.
To III -. :1'Ncr. Esq agent:
sir-Para, press you my surprise and aston
hhHent that "t suc.' medicine entrusted 10 your hands
rBeekwitis Pills yon should hesitate in awning yourself
oise opportunity OF pacing them thoroughly before 'le
pubic, hv of tic pubic press, thus extending their
beneficial influence ali Classes Of society, ard those
generally in which they have hitherto founo them
sres sauiary; while they generally aGRled by
all who have trle their efficacy, be specific and pana
ceelc in all Of Dyspepsia complaints of the liver and
OF stomach ,ud bowels and consequently that lengthy
train ofdiseesss wc result ftom then Reorganization.
Ls ask yon, sir, how is the public to be duly appraised
of the superior oualva invaluable preparation,
YOU not put them proclaim them together with
eo.e testimonials af their sovereign character
guished OF high and honorable ,aa
y-tteshrd the merits OF medicine service are
weak ennrgli to believe thai the world Is Intimately ac-
quainted viii these a,,s, with which you familiar sim.
ply frem you position with reference 10 The medicine scli
you estimate The qua: of this medicine OF TOO high
scharacer rendered ervient advertising means
neither You wrong, decidedly wrong; neglectDS
your duty 10 Dr. Beekw, TO yourself and 10 the public
You su the inoostor The mpudent and li;eaic adycn-
iurer TO orea The market with his ne;rums TO luxu,lae
in the namy of his dsluans with many mortal mark on
LIS head and TO pcpe rate 18th mpuny his inlposure upon
the cednly OF mankind whe you hold in your op nans
the available means Of re'derng aborye his ms h,evous
ends, and cs;ab sh in practice medicine founded upon
sces6c principles and which needs only 10 become gene
rally known generally and universally adopted.
is quits Clear that these mpostors soely deFenaeht
on the public press for their productive notoriety and be
health, beard them Win their weapons in fact des-
troy them by the which they employ in advertising
am sir, yours, &c
New.Y.rk, August, 1872
REPLY.
Sir-Alcw me 10 say that your suggestions respect
fully received and considered That the public press is
great instrument advance the pscuniSry interests OF
the vendors ot medicines ADMITTED .F 1t enc when
TOO oen made OF by quacks and lmposors TO deceive
the public by false representations and garing capitals, 10
rob them Of "a, Money but what Uore lagraIt out
temper with their health and 10 di>gppoiH them III
their hghrwrought hopes. From The beginning hare
adopted principle resort to other method dG
eupad and 10 stand nioof has always been the case
With the pills in question: from all the arts OF quackery con
sderins even a The legitimate the press scarcely
reqeise to promote the sale OF medicine, deriving us orr
gin roa respectable quarter, and which has always
Slainailed its firm sound among the thousand inventions
the day Surely IL il were seme,l necessary 10 publish
much, there is medicine which eau boast OF sucn blgh
and excellent testimonials nor would gentlemen Of srch
Standing lend her sanction their names to any thin
which was not found extremely sanitary ], lot my part
ton witch ,ley hive niready acquitted and TO their ceain
pogressin public esteem, relying solely on hef own merits
HENRY D. TURNER, Agent No. 10 John street
NeW.fork January llih, lS+S JZt 4b~"
Literary Associations.
DIR. Editor Observing In your paper YESTERDAY iist OF
the Literary Associations city, Justice requrcs me to
state that there others Of equal standing and importance
and ia equally prosperous and four:shrs condiuon-
Among wEich ale the following:
,T6e N Y Society of Letters" which meets every Tees
day evening the College Ct nno
Ian Hail. Grand street, Thursday evening. "r M
Meropoi9n ASSOCIATION meets Thursday evening al NO
evsring al t5t Broadway. b.
or Rptsers Ee-tiiu:e. s,:ctnrea.IThe Irus
tees have arrangements for coarse OF Lectures 70
be given Thursday Even ne of each week, IN iae Chap
Jan. as-one Lecture by Rey. Or. BErHuNE. sutjecs
Opinion o! the Ancienis.'
Hectares commence at Il ocleck.
Single Is cents or52 'or The course (tcn Lee
admission for family 81 lor The course Stockholders
Gu ;ss tickets On application az ne ." 0 al
a2 chairl:an Lecture Committee
TN. Y,ce,,m Debating Department
meets every Muuday evening IN the Ha, Ill 9ioauWay