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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

A GENrEEL THIEF.-On Thursday evening, SAYS
the Boston Post, about eight o'clock, tall, dark
whiskered man, applied for lodgings at the Roxbury
Hotel, and went, as was supposed, directly to bed,
ing, however, it discovered that during the night
somebody had visited the sleeping rooms of Mr..
Amos Fisher, MIR. Cunningham and Mr.. Magner
and stolen from the pocket Of Mr. F. $780, including
three S5Os on the Peoples Bank, $50 from MIR. c.
and S. from Mr.. Nj. The horse and chaise of DR..
Kttredge We're also missing from the stable, and it
IS supposed that the dark.whiskcred ledger took
them TO make tracks with.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

~ We learn from traveller directly from Dan
vile, that the Youngest son of Gov. Mattocks was
found dead in his room on Monday morning last,
with his throat cut from ear to ear The instrument
used was razor. Cause not known by orr inform
ant. johnson, VT. Investigator, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

CCOTT'S VEGETABLE PILl.S.-Mrs. Old.
- ham aged "A years resdidng 9th corner of South
and ls williamsburg after 6 months intense suffering from
ing trengh by the of these Pills individuals ason
this City afflicted with ScrouEa Dropsy in the Head Dys
pepsa Liver Complaint, Inflammation the Lungs, pain IN
s Breast end Sides, influenza Group Sc have been eec;u
ally cured by them, and be referred Sold in boxes
also E. g. Langdon's, 4O3 Broadway; g. 3. Price, soa
Hudsonst r. s. Dunn IA 9th Avenue; j. Slater ~ Div
sion-st ~ York. 3. McBrea Fulton, OF High
Brooklyn. D. Smyth, 800 Broad ST. Newark. S. Van
Schaack Il South Marketreet Albany. Kensdeli x Grf
fin, 81 Congress-st. Troy
Agents wanted. jl3 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

INN. BROWNS COMPOUND BONESET
w CANDY MEDICATED-Withi a few maltils
90 500 pounds have been sold this celebrated cough remedy
us quack meclp- It's ingredients known 10 all
tht make of H. the being mentioned in the trection
which boneset herb eecampane of squs
OF quoce, shame root and other roots and
rs whoopng cough and all diseases Of the uEgs throat
AL i, extensive for clearing the voice for yocaiss
reputation Tor curing the above complaints. In csnse-
quence OF extensive SALE has Caused base Geun1r
proprietor has hls stamped the candy also d;rec
s.s For sale only in Boston By VIM BTowo is Wash
In New York by a: B. & D. SANDS No y
Epiton = East Broadway. 273 Broadway. JAZZ IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

d;ass Temnerance Society called upon family yes
,ardav and found the husband had beaten his wife
rerv severely the day BEFORE after which she SAT
ali night without fire and held sick child in her
arms. The man has good trade and can earn one
dollar per day, but the rum seller has it ALL The
benevolent have supplied the family with a stove,
fuel, bedding and clothes, but cannot make them
comfortable. as the husband sells them all for liquor.
In the house was found quart of whisky which
was brought away by the lady, and the man could
not be induced to make known where he purchased
II we will thank the who sold it 10 him to leave
word at the Temperance Agency Office, as the
furnishing family wishes it exchanged for loaf OF
hread Buffalo Citizen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

5 HOUSE AND LOT IN JERSEY CITY
EE FOR SALE-That valuable and very; pleasantly sit
uaed House and Lot"u The southwest Of Wash
ington and York streets, the highest ground and The
centre of the place, near the public square From the
upper stories there delightful prospect of the NoIh River
stories built Of brick with root, about 10 years
since mostly hy !ays wofk under thu supefgtendsnce o.
basement. The fist story furnished with Marble Manels
Crates Sliding Doors and Painted Walls. Second story
Sliding Doors between the principal and bedrooms
over the nall Third story has good rooms having fire.
places and three closets The basement and kitchen very
pleasant with closets pantres between Vault under the
from! and large brick ciseru the yard. The Lot
is 25 feet front Washington and SO feet deep York
street. The House $4,000 TO build IL and is within
three minutes walk the ferry which makes very dsr
able residence for person dong business in NewYk For
particulars apply to J. w. HIGGINS,
i2o linz II Dey ST. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

"a TO LET-The three story House now fin
RIA ishng the First Avenue, first above ST Marks
modern style, plated furniture marble NANTES CIoton water
floors deatHsd and good supply oi c,nets aud Tardobes
The situation is very plea. having fire Of Temp
kins Square, Wiiians'urgh and the East River. Murhy
Eghh.sett Stages pass the door every few minutes TO
good tenant will be let low the balance Of the present and
the coming year; will be ready By tn 5t of January For
farther particulars apply 10 GEO. a. JARVIS,
d2G SIuSThtf 81 Front street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

graye-stonc in the burying. ground at East
BaTnstablc, that some of the Puritans thought
there could be no Church without Bishop; SO
thinks correspondent ofthe Yarmouth Register
He inhumatur corpus reverend Jonathan Rus
se Episcopi EcclesiI Barnstabe-enss.' Trans
is buried the body Of Rev. iona. Rus
sell, Bishop Of Banstable Church.
GNew Haven Herald
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GLOVE ANODYNE.

remedy that viii fail to quiet forever Ihe
fender. -, amedies
Ii is Immediate and certain effects, curing the most
lent tooth-ache pain in the gums IN one minute v
give immediate and permanent refie after the o. ~
ether remedy IS pleasant to the tas and c %, ns viii
entirely remove the pain and from decayed
be filled rendered as useful s l as sv s1ound 1 tooth
apparently sound this application will give speedy ei "
rubbing aiew doaS The part esced ee ssiB Broad
,yay 70 Fulton street and 23 Broadway, corner ChamUTs
st Grant. FINDINGS. 1o -H-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

DEAD WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
IL HAVE DONE.-Nr. DAY. boot maker, no 20 Til.
ay treet Brooklyn, suffered greatly for eighteen months
with enac;aton debility sickness Of the stomachoss OF ap
orife shooting pains the bowels his stomach neglected al
most every kid food except He had been attended
BY iaous physicians and for months by the professors
Of he University, and all 70 no purpose
On reading Dr.. Shermans Book descriptive OF the symp-
10 ms Of he thought they his ne purchased
box of Shermans Worm Lozenges, Aiew doses brought
cured HIM multitude of siniilar cases might BE- mention
"a here children and adults had su ied al! bat death from
worms aud nothing gave rief but shernans Lozenges
Coughs Colds, Asthma, Whooplg Cough aud even on
ges tha. any Other known remedy They ailay the tickling
secOnd and enable those afflicted with the most mar
RAISING coughs rp whole nights The Rev Dr. Dun bar
Rev Mr. DeFor-s Rev Dr. EastmGnd and hundreds OF thou
sands their happy virtues as OILERS can 10 inc
efficacy OF Shemaus Coagh L0zenses tor headache pap-
taton owuess Of spirits, Sickness aud ssIiude iem
bodily mental eXeTtlons and oriA wonderful properties
OF Sherman Poor Mans Plaster winch costs but Ia cents
aud is warrased for rheumatism anG uioaSo pam or
,n.ss in the breast side back any part OF the body
X FOR -rmaus Poor Mans Plaster end that his
and hi, Sac smile with directions Tor use are on me back
~. graf worthless limitations h4"XeG d01nt
and sold d, unGrucplsd druggists .teineaoer {" get ehef-
mans Jzgucrs snd PiateI3 AID lfusa--none Others or you
will brt-Crly=d
Dr. Sheru,aa Warehouse IL 1906 Nassau street Agents
22 rson street corner Sping $50 Bower corner Spring;
~ Fasi Broadway corner Market, 81 " lam street, no. 73,
1850 anu col Broaaay In Brooklyn, Mrs. Has 1879 Futon,
aud Aiounidna Drg S33 button sSon corner rios
pect and aclsc sheets. IN jersey ny f. Randall goSe
In Newark j. f lfppe Broad street fhiItspha Z.fbeg
i Co. Ledger Buildings Boston, teddpg * o. STATE
street Albanc. A Guthrie Stanwix Hall Dr. James a.
Reed corner Cav aad Saratoga streets Baltimore Jones
Cluk Washington City. A. Head Charieson -
go Andrew Oliver Co., .tew Orleans ID Iant,sndGG
Barry Augusta d Robson Harrisburg. l422 mU1W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

as FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AND NE
at this Office eau be found greater variety
Of property Tor sale Tor exchange than any other office
this city with diagrams and descriptions OF Farms Mills,
Fac;oes Water Power. Wild Lands: Houses, and Lots in
good city security Merchants or mechanics wishing
change goods manufactured articles for good productive
property for valuable wild lands, viii find their
negotiate through this office. All BUSINESS entrusted 10
will meet with prompt attention:
III a. Z. L j. e. SMITH, 20 LlbeTty-st
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New Haven Herald.

MAIL us ExpREss.-A suit has been common
ccd by the General Post Office in Northern Dis
trct Court OF this State, against Pomeroy & Co.'s
Express, for carrying mailable matter.
Roch. Dem.
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A-l For SAL,E-The ey

- FUk SALE-Ihe eXtehslVe Premises NO
LIZ % Fulton-st. between William and Gc1.a.rests The
- Lot is IS Zee, inches wide in front gradually IN
to 20 feet the rear and 80 lse in DEPTH The front
the basement desfened The building is three stories
high besides cellar andattc and toored with southern yellow
teras, well lighted aud would b. appropriate for
siyc Printing and Publishing establishment large vault in
front capable OF securing from fire all the stereotype plates and
other valuable property IfnO sold before the first of ebru-
airy will then be rented for the ensuing For further
particulars inquire of JOHN RUIHVEN,
ial lwS3taw3w eos Pearstreet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

~ E-SHOES--Warranted supe ~. nrie.
sIssoos s'e sas al .uSee, nay
the To .s IN GfE S BY NAL or otherwise leo Os 70
n eSs59.y To- be reeh fsy are
s. u. - ,te subscribe Z. the works, or % a,bt
p wsisps Hart ts s john 4 Ty nssss
Toy, q 60 New. York Charles Smith Boston; IL
B. " Jones and Pats e p, ss9 saSi.e
saqi RI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

and BY most Of the principal retail druggists New York and
Brooklyn r-
and its aang Influences have been felt By thousands IN The
vicinity where beensoI But effort has before
the press il has b. en- 70 work way silently by its
nt,n SIC merits aud 10 deend for celebrity nTon ocanG
experience and The ,condeJu cures ii has eDected The
of and t- high aud just reputation which, has
thus acquired manifest from hundreds Of testimonials
rounta rly furnished TO the proprietor by gentlemen Of the
medical profession aud Others who have tried it, II
for the time advertised in the public journals order
that priceless benefits may be nas known and enjoyed
more widely b. the afflicted who suffering without
know ledge of its healing powers.
Colds Coughs, Asthma, Influenza, Whoopins Cough,
Group, Worms Hemonage Tor raising oil 3ood) ana me
consumption aud ohsr kindred diseases controlled by
it by charm These complaints arc OF most nsid0us
tng anent, which being at first neglected. leads TO IN
amaton and slowly advance step az step until the con-
suton gives way and the victim Is brought TO theSefy
verge OF the grave:
person who has any regard for the nestimabls blessing
Of eah should be without this mild pleasant sale and yet
powerful BAsAM In this climate where charges OF weather
important timely of has saved and "ill save thou
sands from the pains OF rroraced Illness from beds OF IAN
gushing from wasted frames dehated constitutions and
from death itself The fling paid for bot OF THIS
extraordinary curative has often saved OF money
which must have been paid for radical attendance during
long course of painful sickness.
With all their wonderful and stcacous powers DR.. HOUSE
MANS GERMAN COUGH DROPS axe free from every ingredient
of debating or dangerous nature. They are purely
all kinds of weather and under all circumstances he use OF
this invaluable medicine has also caused great Improvement IN
the health persons constituonali feeble its effect to
mpar aud the SYSTEM while 1t instance
weakens the patient Ii mild healing expactoTan
and the very gentle tonic 1t IN short the
which health sangth rlgsr etas
cy and ceeriuness the weakened frame and the deS
pondng mind Ii the OF triumph over sickness and
pain their oppressive forms. This proved by the
nfalbe testimony Of thousands who have tried may be
proved b. all who chose TO try IT, Prlce 80 cents bottle
ounces. Ell 3tawly Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

Two IRON hAAoTERS.-i or sale, Mill Sites
Iron Ore the quality in Pennsy ron:
ide water where such Coal and found ogeths1
The communication comp with Philadelphia and Bati.
more, by Canals and Railway For Pamphlets descriptive Of
.hs property and farther information, aprS 70 Aehbad
the undersigned % Merchants Exchange,
where may be specimens Of the coal aud lso maps
plO 6ms : - - ". R. CASEY, Civil Engipeef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

U The {" Congressional Temperance Society
was reorganized on the 25th as the Consresson-
al Total Abstinence Society,"" (some of the Mem
bers having probably given loose construction
to the term sTemperance.O The following are
the new officers:
Hon. CHARLES HupsoN of Massachusetts, President =
V;ce. observation-disclosures DUNLAP OF Name; l.. " Z.
EiMpR of New jersey; IL w. SUMMERS, OF Virginia. SA-
MUEL C. SAMPLE, of Indiana; E. DEEERRY, OF North caro-
Secrefa,r-GEoRGE S. CATLIN, OF Connecticut.
Erecutire Comn.iHee-JAMEs +. BELsER, OF Alabama;
lanes A. BLACK of South Carolina; DANIEL X. TILDEN,
of Ohio: AMAsA DANA of New-York ANDREW STEWART,
af Pennsylvania.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

IA FOR SALE-At Willlamsburgh, l.. |. two
@ neat two story brick front Houses and OTIS, situated
A on North Fourth st, between Third and Fouth streets
aud five oiau walk from Grand hdnl frTy Lot
rooms with fireplace and -four bedrooms, all well finished and
good order They will be sold bargain and part of the
apply 10 ljaz9 Inn. f. PETTY, e5j Centre ST. Ny.
;za TO LET At WILLIAMSBURGH,f FIVE new
E story and attic Houses, pleasantly situated on South,
Third, between Third and Fourth sis about equal DIS
EN- mansf aud scaes gel Gel
session can be had Immediately Also House erecting
Of 2Rd Sec9nd Streets Sn with o sIsRt
e Luqueer in5 Pearl ~ I. at Klgour& RPleys
Lumbar yard foot of South Third street. where the keys may
he had ia22 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

CouNT ELIowTcn, alias BRATIsH.--This per-
sonage has recently obtained more distinguish
ed notoriety than he gained in his Maine cam
paign, having been seized upon, by the English
Consul at Cadiz, where he now lies incarcerated
for absconding with the luggage of all English
travelling party. This adventurer, under the
assumed name of Gen. Bratish of the u. S.
Army, enjoyed the hospitality of an English gen
tleman at his country seat; this kindness he
repaid by making off with the baggage of the
family pleasure party, which he had also joined
by invitation. If we recollect Alright, this is the
distinguished foreigner who gave splendid ball,
some years since, at the Mount Washington
House, South Boston, which was very fashiona-
bly, attended. Boston Atlas.
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OFFICE OF THE RECEIVER Of TAXES.
Old Alns.Eousa iParklS

11ANES OF lsi3;-Pursuant 10 the 9TH and 9th
Sections of the 81 Article Of the Act for the Collection
fTa1es in the City If NewYork passed ApIi 18th, ls3'
ubc notice HEREBY given thar uni the Taxes
n4ira unpaid shall b paid before The 18th of
ebrusfy next, addition Of per cent will be charged
moon al Taxes remaining unpaid that days and farther
addition of per will De charged upon all Taxes
naming unpaid on the l5h day OF Nlarcn next
III. Taxes required to be paid IN money current at the
several Banks in this City.
Ofics hours, fIom 4. ". III 7. NJ.
rs tMh H. I. KlERSIED. ReceiTer OF Taxes
COKPORATiON NOTICE-Pub!lc Notice Is
She!ey given oupaESor occupants
OF and lots improved unmpToTea lands aft ctf
thereby that the following hare been completed
he the assessors aud lodged II the Street
Office Tor examination by ali persons interested, W. so.
Regulating and lavGg 22d between the 80 AID 9TH
nues and Faggng feet dc through The Sorth'Ii
sidewalks the same embracing lots on both sides u 22
street between the 81 AID m on the West side Of
the 81 the East side of The m between st and
and both sides OF Lexington Avenue between
DIST aud 2}d streets.
All persons whose interests affected By The abovenamed
Assessments and who opposed TO the same or either OF
them requested present their objections ~ writing 20
the undersigned the Street Commissioners Ohlce within
thirty days from the date this Notice:
JOHN EVEN, Stree. Commissioner,
and Chairman OF the Assessors
Or I,nr,rr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

oilers for sale splendid assortment OF the aboye rools
Al new patterns "t lich silver mopntngs al low prices
ial7 I'm ALERT BEACH. III Chatian.s,
CHEESE, CHEESE III, 900 casks Cheese
" large and small sizes among which many choice da
Also 1900 boYes Prime order for shipping in and
not selected FROM for ssff by BUTLER & MORRIS
la2l Iva .s Wstsrstge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

A CORPORATION NOT SouLLEss--In December
last, Miss Mary Davis, of Peacham, Vt, had one
of her hands so badly injuredm the Suffolk Mills
Lowell, as to make amputation necessary. The
corporation sent her to the hospital, and paid all
bills till she was healed, and then gave her $500.
The operatives in the mills also raised $200mofc
for her. Nashua IN. H. Tel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

The DEAD OF l943.-Among the distinguished
persons who have died the past year, we perceive
the names of Robert Southey, La Motto Fouque,
author of "Undine," Hahnemann, the founder
Of the Homeopathic School; Casimir Delavigne,
the French Poet; Foster, the author of valuable
ESSAYS; Noah Webster Washington Allston,
Hugh S. Legare, Clevenger the Sculptor Thom-
son, the founder of the Thomsonian system of
of medicine and DR.. Charming.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

Is now universally admitted to be certain
1specic for Dyspepsia Nervous Affections Weakness Lass
OF Appetite Debility &C. Physicians pescbelt TO their
tents senee, who have experienced lis curative effects
gratefully recommend IL ladies have derived the greatest
benefit from us exhibition in and other plants
epcures their appetite and the weak and feeble
the rich mans bliss has, through lis influence. been
tended 70 classes anl ons-mechanGs and manufac
turers merchants and bankers lawyers and v,n-s phoso
oilers poets and planters have all been cured this medicine
as their and recommendations satisfactorily prove
Yet thousands upon thousands who daily suffering
torture both mind and body from the above complaints
when an infallab remedy offered them in the RestoTa
i've Cordial which Is prepared by c. {. SEBRlNG. and
sold al his Office No 6 Murray street. ,,tUi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

as FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-400
handsome Oak Opening Lads beautifully locat
.ed takes paid and title perfect. Apply a p j.
G. Smith, So Liberty street. NO IF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

OLD AGE.-The Schenectady Cabinet says that
John J. Van Worst srespected citizen OF that place,
has entered upon bis one hundred and fourth year.
sg -Four boys were arrestedin Petersban, Mass.
last week, for an attempt at rape on a girl named
Gssdaer, l.gs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

They GIVE IT uP.-A correspondence OF the Sum-
init Beacon, writing from Columbus, after de-
scrbing most admirably the scenes Of the 10th Of
January, as well as those of the 0th' and compar-
ing them, says, in concluding paragraph
Mr. Rodolpkus Dickinson, Canal Commission
er. SAYS, If it were not for the Abolitlonsts the
Wings would carry the State next fall by 2o,OOO
majority, and that they acM carryit and how hlr.
DIS prediction will prove true, abolitlonists or no
abolitionists, if the spirit manifested among the
Wings from all parts of the State, be any criterion
by which to Judge. The Wings were never more
determined TO carry election, than at this pre-
sent moment, and the Locos know 1t, to their
sorrow"
Considering the source from which this enc
mates, it is worth considerable, as indicating the
onward, irresistible progress of the good cause
IOhio Journal.
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- CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN

: e. CHURCH BELLS AND Io ,,,a.d
I SCL0CKS.-Ihe subscr5eI WHO wi, was F sh ss
wh s dp ,r T. a the iss s Ehare S' B
prepared at his foundry al West Troy * 70 furnish nsn.
Of any weight from 20 lbs. 4Co lbs made Of me s'
gals and warranted to stand and tone such as 10
Fasens 70 them tie Improved cast ron YOKE e M, Ell
arms The increasing demands Coz his besls the oet5 Of
dnce that be given Of their excellence So Bells
other States between three and four humid red Nsw
have furnished for different places IN Inc 'ota "
s &C. 5S:a zIBRH =
--,r-,.-,,,..,,-s AMERICAN COOPEks,T[oGsoLsS5
ss gH Fo 2oAlRSrE9SEf FER ' BE6tTSa55ks.
Sc obtained il Al fhs; yStsTfER I new
WORK Of the most celebrated manufacturers i"'""
AaffsBE EXITS o CoNGERs BARTON asMlih
HORIZONS, GlFFoRp,s. and 2nsl ms. Bts
Amencan Iron kiyets; 90. pech Bnng.b ofefs;
c00' HeeS a ao stsye JOIN d do Lss
do. Stock Howeils ard Do. Compsssess s;o, acse:
Crosers; 90.
NOTICE in answer TO me sYs the Tools
thar appears the contrary that We net onI W. for sale
here advertised but we also have the genuine =; all re.
Cast Steel joHy P CorGER's, which we waffaHs -
siects equal if superior, TO John CongeI % much ss
And as the said John Conger has manifested "a mas
ing in relation 10 our selling Tools that are not R 70 say
dee m il but Justice the OF the he fs,er Of
that the sad John Conger Ecu his az the quality Of me
Tools made By John Z. Congsr we hS' "a Attorsey
tliey do NOT require the name o. joan ConsH'
street, 10 make them saeaoie ,h.n,s
The eSsfFIf; are S and s12 AARn
WARE, CUTLER &C. &C. Iudins 4 yfy
.s,onrMEsT, which they offer 10 SSsEpnRN LITTLE
others at MAR&gT PRICES. oopo'-
CHARLES OssoRS, jas 3m
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D. GRAHAM, Jr.. Solicitor -''l - IS 2taw1s

D GRAHAM, Jr. Solicitor. jG 2aYtJ29
The above sale postponed the sixth (th) day Of Feb
ruary pext "a D. 1910 the hour and place Dated
New York, January 18th 4. D. 1914
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL
ja30 cawtS Master in Chaucery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

sasssse4, 900 ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS, 10000
e Pennsylvania and $1,000 IL Indiana improved and
--aks. improved. Apply &. p * j. {. SMITH,
n2l if IS Liberty strret.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

p Rev. George Davis, local preacher of the
NJ E. Church al South Brewick, Me. committed
suicide by hanging himself with his pocket hand
kerehief on the 10Th inst. Mr.. D. was single man,
abou, IS years OF age and supposed 10 have been
insane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

T OZENGE FOR COLD IN THE HEAD
Always safe and eeetnal It ns,an5iy relieves The ma
tom of the pituitary membrane ~ g. It's also approved
remedy ami SF0G sS n made and sold
Snrine Sold also BY Rushton s 60. no Broadway and
10 isior House; Jas s. Aspinwa SO William ia street. T R.
Deorest 10 Greenwich st Jas iarIant 25e GTfenWichs ST.
i3l6