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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

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DAVIS, city Of Hudson, Columbia county, ~ T.; and
for sale in this city at wh,l esale and retail by
JAMES S. AsPSwALL,
IS Will ,m. street, General Agent for this city,
and most OF the principal retail druggists IN New 'ok and
This IS not nc,c mrcine. 1t has been known yean,
and is healing influences have been felt BY thousands in the
vicinity where il has beensold But effort has ever before
the press il has ten r to work its silently by its
mst and to depend for its celebrity upon deiTS!
extent Of these and the high aud just reputation ~hch has
thus acquired manifest from hundreds OF testimonials
1ountay furnished to the proprietor BY gentlemen Of The
for the first time r. the uoe as enoysd
a a w;dev by the actsd who are suffering without
Colds, Coughs Asthma, Influenza Whoopipg Cough,
Group Worms, Hemoage (or raising OF 6lo"d) ana the
whole of diseases affecting breast and lungs suas
to consumption and other kindred diseases are cont oy
II as bv charm These complaints OF most instsous
Character They commence with slight cold or with some
ng amen whch being at first M n, sIdI s 10 n
stituton gives way, and the victim oIoushtto theeH
verge OF the grave: ;,;,I h,;,,
of health should be without this mild, pleasant sale and
powerful BALsAM In this climate where changes Of weather
are so sudden and their effects so INJURIOUS II Is nmey
important timely use of has saved and will save thou'
sands from the pains rotrcted illness rom 1ea; %, ia and
eve from death itself The hiss paid ol bottle o. hn
extraordinary curative has often saved vast 'uns Oh on
which must have been pad Tor td'cai Attendance uu''D'
I'M ali their wonderful and eic powers Dr. HogiE
MANS GERMAN CeUGH DReP5 free from every
of debilitang or dangerous They are Eaisy
vegetable compound, and be taken WITH eht'Tr saey
ali kinds Of weather and under all circumstances Inc use
this invaluable medicine has also caused great
tbs health of persons constitutonay feeble as It's etcw
impa tone aud vgor SYSTEM while it in no Instance
weakens the stent 1t mild healing expeStod,
and al the sam. time as very gentle tonic It's III shoH
HEALING BALM which restores health strength VIGIL e.
t;cy aud cherulness to wea kened frame and the a
poaIns mind 1t is the sign Of tt'umRh over s,eS" IS ae
ufallibe testimony OF thousands who have tried II may
>hNea fn FRY
pro o ~ go ~ MI 3tawly lm'
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RICHARDSON u co 5 CELEBhAlbD
CT


THIS Medicine, compounded solely from vese's s
any ingredients detrimental health was dscoyefrI IVY
one wear since by individual sorsly afflicted with OL1
ATED SCROFULA, and who has been under tte tie. S,
Of the physicians II The United states ~
and was by them pronounced ncurab. but who atr ,.
the above nolned medicine Ter ye weeks restored
fec health That medicine has been sold with
success and and has failed IN instance "e t
following diseases e wi1:sALTRHEuM, SG G QStgVgs
LIBERATED SCROFULA, BRONCHITIS, t ~ a.
SORES, KINGS EVIL, THlSTELO iSELASMsIrsss
TORY AND CHRONIC RHEuMATISA, y f INA
EYES, DLOTCHES, PlMPhES on d., TH hssf F asHs
SCALb HEAD, AND ALL CUTAEEOUS DE :, fhNSiif.
OR PAINS OR ULCERS ARISING FROM An 1NN,pp n1RIE
DlClOUS USE OF MERCURY. OH Az I'M i lem
has been tested in all the diseases above enumeratt'
effects truly ing Only one table spo"
taken (by adult each morning before eating
produces tonic effect, while Tin most cases aisp
the patent causing all liberated 10 discharge v
fusely and producing etfectual Alternative OF ts oJ
TEN, purifying and producing perfect actoE OF t II
Pssons while taking it, should refrain from me use -
stimulating drinks or highly seas9Frn6 e. TALM1Gg
General agent 20 Pinest opposite the mouse y p
~ =, Rnsbtoua 40 Broadway and 10 Astof blouse 6f
way John B Dodd 6,3 and ~ btosd"oy T. Rnbk
R,IIrer ia Greenwich street DR.. Eugene CroTe: ~
Rnwery john Syme. 20 Fulton street; Thomas hys.
Hammond streets Reuben (. Moss sos and sos Grand ses
Wheeler Co. l2 Cherry street. TO CathaIae 81,
noni ais Of its efficacy. Also III Brooklyn by Jas om
corner OF Cranberry and Fulton streets. George AmooSn
S1ues Buildings, Atlantic street, aud Mrs. h, Hayes %
Fulton stree. ,., NJ
Instructions for taking the artics ard great NUMBER ="
certificates and testimonials may be and o6anso I
OF the above PLACES. MA eooIn-I-
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GERMAN NE WIS p A P E h.
sAIte und Neue Welt
ron ,,J No,o W,,rI5 !

told and New World)
A large and handsome Weekly Wing paper
in the GERMAN language, is published at The
Tribune Office every Saturday morning. 1t is
as large German paper as there is In the coun-
try, ably edited, and warmly advocating Pro-
rEcr1vE TARIFF and the election of HENRY CLAY.
Many of the Editorials of The Tribune will be
translated for its columns We trust it will be an
able auxiliary to the Good Cause.
We appeal to all German Wings, and those
who can in any way aid the circulation of this
paper, to do SO from the start. We are willing
to publish it for the Good of the Cause, and have
no hope of making farthing by it: Will not our
friends see that, beyond our own time and labor
we lose nothing Terms, So from now till No
vember next; cents copy, Gin the City pay
able on delivery by carriers;) 50 per hundred to
Newsmen We are making arrangements to
serve the City thoroughly; meantime we shall
be happy to receive the names of subscribers at
this Office.
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MESSRS. WALLACE u CAMPBELL, Ex-
lV1 Merchants Hennker y. II. write that WIS.,
trs Balsan Of Wild Cheryis doing trondtrs hereJor the
SICK"
MI James Emerton Druggist, of Salem, Mass writes nJ
that it had cured gentleman Who for eight months hau I'D"
most strongly marked symptoms Of Consumption. Mn.
Mr.. Edward Mason, Wholesale Druggist PoIahG, lse'
ment is one OF the citizens in the community IN "ch
North YARMOUTH, Maine, March 4, 1874
have bean mora or less severely afflicted with disease OF
the lun-s for EIGHT YEARS, during that time have
BEEN attended by eminent PLY and have also made
cines in the counya Of which gave me but partial relief
asr Nav was seized with violent Cough and pain the
LIFT side and bleeding Of the lungs. skul Physician
calsd who said OF 10 take much medicine As
tb. weather grew my health improved little, but
sf nas very weak. In November again attacked
with rackiug cough and raising OF blood running
down very and had but little hopes of ever recovering
health again About the first Of December finding relief
from MEDICAL ADVICE began 10 take Dr. WaIs Basam Of
Wild Cherry and can cheeruy testify that have derived
benefit from single bottle than from all other med
cnes havs taken have used two bottles and
IN better health than have ssjoyed before for SEVEN
YEARS. MARY JOHNSON.
Mary Johnson my daughter and am well acquainted
with the facts narrated above The statement is
ali respects and feel that il owing the Of
hraIih. JAMES JOHNSON.
Those who still doubt are invited cali and numer
testimonials. Among others We have the written sigma.
of Recorder Tallmadge and John Power D. D. testify
ing 10 its wonderful efficacy and virtue
u Beware Of limitations aud be get Dr. Wistar'
Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Sold only by Isaac Butts Us Fulton Of Nassau;
Dexter Albany; z. W. Bull. Hartford; Gorham Sew.Ha
ven mh22 I'm
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Tribune Publications,

There is hardly town in the United States but
what may be provided with all our works through the
Merchants in their own neighborhood. The present,
isa favorable season of the year to make up orders
and transmit them through the Merchants about
visiting New-York, Philadelphia and Boston.
w A new edition Of the LIFE AND SPEECHES
OF MR.. CLAY has just been printed, and we are
now able to supply orders to any extent with
promptness.
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% CO.: 81 So slysI..SsssssI

CON OF THE FOUNDER OF THE THoMsa.
- SONIAN SYSTEM OF PRACTICE is locates o. nd ID
Brocms street here as usual wanted such
Thousands have called upon Dr.. Thompson daring u ca
two months To be satisfied Of his skill and ability
and have interview. host Of documentary narb .rd
together too volumnous for publication g,v under n s
rewards from sOO OC0 offered prove The and
respective cases Also letters from the Kings Of ~ po
Prussia and gold medal from Louis Phillip reseA'eu
T. may be seea az the Office, 343 Bfoome street Il, uko
y. B. The sick mans Guide TO Health st aaI. Of Coz
call book with plates testimony OF
mittees of the Legislative medical men, &c a TImDsW
QUESTION, call and procure copy. NM ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

ERENCH POLISHING PASTE.-This article
is combination of elementary substances having strong
affinity ch other which unite and form colound alto
gsthef character The braEcy and durability OF
polish timpars the delicate article of furniture,
carriages paten, leather military caps, Sc unsurpassed
It's application requiring very tte labor 70 rsto te
CO. Granite Buildings. 273 Broadway Chambers ST
also by a. B. Sands, 70 Fulton ST.; D. Sands 20 II
East Broadway Price Is cents. mills I'm
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REFINED SUGAR
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auctiouet..

REFINED SUGAR
REDU ED IN P R C E..
{ITOOLSEY AND WCOLSEY from this date
CARS at the following low e1s ash prices, VIZ:
Loaf II per pound When less than packages are
P5 SstsS Il. DO DO DO aditona ''Al '' p'' '
The above packed as follows:
f Fe;ss L Il S q q &c O. for packages
Apply to the NewYork Patent Sugar Refinery Of
South and Montgomery al SO Wall st.
~ B. Orders Of the city must be accompanied by re-
mttance. mil I'm
D EFINED SUGARS.-R. L. " A. STUART.
II selling the various qualities Of their refined
quantities Of five packages and upwards low
cash prices as any other refinery:
The Sugars packed as follows without charge Tor
packages:
Loases in boxes OF 300 lbs.
Crushed in barrels Of 200 lbs
Ground, ia barrels Of $50 lbs.
Apply the Refinery, 2S5 Greenwich street. corner oil
Chambers Orders of the city must be accompanied
BY remittance II u
TEAS-200 chests Souchong: 200 hall chests
$50 half Chests Ming Yong souchous
so do Caper Souchong.
&C chests fine Siohee Powchong;
20 fancy boxes fine Mohse Soucho7g
100 chests Hyson
10 fancy boxes Hyson, fire.
100 chests Young Hysoa.
$50 half chests do.
400 chests Evson Shin
so half chests superior liunpowdeE.
80 do do Imperial
For sale b. GRINNELL, NlNTGkN & CO.,
d. # 70 Seuth-sirest
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be gwen in s the o[sha IA Naass
o35E A. az IL H. s and faH:'j' oana ss viii
several arori' <, songs + 5 Sc o.,
Nh WI" Wood '' FEso 5iiii;; 4 IN 2.-2' an ''
5-saas-Mf Johnsoay tiock., my friends fare:
9ssLsSSs 5s.R sal 9 IN s cradle OF The deep
6.-Au;hem-EnPh'atrs o j. 9' 5isrmep
a-Saa5ieFs-rIh sa GhaP-, russell Russell
-Anihem-o5'shs :.a1 II. =
5 s-n-5So Jo fa'5n g Amman. R9:sti
ssonsNr 11ocS tempest Nelson
.s- +. s sFi5i', rest russell Hs55
7-Due5-H.ve rnercy ulon NE " az
-Anthem-H4 Ikeu unto \ C I
9,1i 1T tie gates OF Zion Tsio:
Tickets IS cents 60 ADM. se. ssn ane a
9GiaG W a A. nc eo @aHn ESQ Grand Y watkins ID
CahaIine sest and the door OF tn evening 9perio
DRCGRAMME OF THE GRAND NlloCEi-
ows s ASD oR PR 81 the FIRE DEFAKTsENT,
ON ,ISis OCCASION asnlE H. Vocasts
the kades. gegecnsiy sIF W.
s ssao 4 Ro aj5Hta 81 bfoUh VIZ though
Ss 9s StIkq Gisdy 4s sn
Miss TAYLOR lby ,ermis- Mr. HARRISON the celebEa,
NJ .darne ri XII ARU,r Philadelphia Concerts, has
C;%nor a VALTELLINA, III the kindes manner offer
S!gnor l.. PEROZZl ed ms services
Mr. Il c INN Who kindly volunteered p.ssds at the
PianoForte
o'aHO b. the New:Yors Sacred Music Society
Aria-From semnambula, .Beliin -. ss2o- A Mayer
Sc Romeo t uccise un liglio'-Beliini,
Duo" Di Roberto d'Evreuxn-Danzstti,
Alad'ile Borshess ct sisnor Pe!ozzl
Romanza-'" La schiaya in Bsgdat,..
" All CHI eli aieit teneri"-Paclni
Aria" La mec tenfant'-Donzet,i. .Mdee BoIgtese
PART SECOND.
Duet" somaambula,''
Oh! Heavens tempt me 9M9 i,: In d N, R,on,,
AL i; was no; my own n.;;s laad-w E Bsoass s
Song" You say par, foreve-Auber. Mrs Ed Lodsr
Song Thou art Gone".Rooke. Miss Watson
SOM" Meet M in the Wow Glen" Madame BurkhaTd5
SonS-By desire Love Tel Tale-A Lee. Miss Taylor
Eytempoaneous Etusou-Nlr Harrison vii! give lmproy
saons viz: Throw into and rhyme, on The impulse
Of the momen any subjects proposed by the AUDIENCE
and sing them off Immediately, III an astonishing man
Chorus and Haeuiai- nde n Y; sacred Music Society
Tickets One Dollar, admitting Lady, Gentleman Ex-
ira ladies' tickets so For sale az the PRINCIPAL usic
Stores; F. Fl Emtree Book store ia bowsfy ofc ,
Of the Department or OF eter OF te 'oh'''ee' OF al 'e
door the evening" OF Performance
Doors open half past 6Peormancs commence before
O'Clock. MARTIN w. EMMONS, u Spruce-street,
FoRsYTpHR J kABA &C. IA Gtand:s'Tset'
,oc 81; $1,000 - - " ommi.ree
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sEBRING's RESTORATIVE CORDIAL

SEBRINGi5 KES TJKAITFE CUKDIAL.
rs now universally admitted to be certain
lspecc Dyspepsia, Ne[yoa. Affections Weakness Los,
of Appetite Debility &c Physicians prescribe thsrpa
TENTS gentlemen who have experienced Curative effects
gratefully recommend it; ladies have derived the greatest
benefit from lis exhibition and other complaints;
epcures restored their appee and the weak and feeble
made strong and vigorous. Health the poor mans riches
tended all classes and and manu.c
turer merchants and bankers lawyers and dvnes phloso
piers poets and planters have all been cured by this medicine
their certificates ard recommendations satisfactorily prove
Yet thousands upon thousands remain who daily suffering
torture both mind and body from the above complaints,
when invaluable remedy offered them the Kestora
tive Cordial, which prepared By c. C.. SEBRlNG and
sold al his Office No.. Murray street il6 BIN
T EECHES! LEECHES ,-Constantly on hand,
~ received fresh every arrival large supply of good
size, healthy Swedish and German Leeches that will bite
quick. For sale by the thousand hundred dozen and pot
up in turf be transported with safety any part of
the country.
Leeches applied By a competent person any time.
4. B. SANDS * CO. Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
In % Broadway. ChamheI O tanl1e Building.
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Wilder's Patent Salamander Safe against II
World.

DED OR GRAY HAIR may be changed TO a
using bottle the celebrated Italian Dye 1t has Justly OBJ
tanned reputation far surprising all others now IN use aud
may be used without the least injury either 70 the hair OF
skin HerersoIe the difficulty Of procuring suitable article
Tor cooring hair has deferred from attempting
Italian Dye have borne willing testimony offs efficacy
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail by
A. B. SANDS * co. 273 Broadway,
Chambefs (Granlte Bui!ding.)
En mhI9 i'm
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DOCT. KiOUSEMAN'S
GERMAN COUGH DROPS.

DREPARED and sold wholesale by JOHN J.
i DAVIS city of Hudson, Columbia county, ~ T.; and
for sale in this city at wholesale and retail by
JAMES S. AsPSwALL,
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r0OTH-ACHE CURED

TOOTH-ACHE CUhEp
Thousands have now ben III . ,ao,.
without, a single failure. I ts;r ,s q.
ache i, cansed By the ner :, - o. CUE
posed. This never iaIi - d;Iffersat
The jaw.ache arises from ~, ., MS ID.
cause. Hence all those hosu mus, %.
iaw.ache, an entirely d tis s no pain
IN applying nai the remedy: ;. I WS,rrsnr
ID or the pay refunded. :. Church
I 1ia Chamhery 81. below =
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be gwen in the Orchards street
a. Church near Broome Grey. MIR: SawyeEs on Moaaas
Ming ASH ISL 1914 commencing At quarter before
o;slock Mr. + H. Nash and Mr. J. A. Johnson will sing
several iarorite songs, &c:
Conductor M D s, Cell.
Mr. VIM Wood 81" preside al the oT-aE and pia-o iS.c='
PROGRAMME.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

AIDES CONCERT AND FESTIVAL OF
CHURCH. at Niblos on Tuesday Evening, End April 1851:
The Orchestra Of The Bind hi lad ana "a
Firth & Hall's, franklin Square, Fanshaw. col Broadway;
Saxtons Miles POS Broadway; Newmans 1893 Broadway
the door Geneens Tickets so csnts-Lades do % cents
NIL I,yoS
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FANCY GOODS AND COMB WAREHOUS
VIM RI CARY & CO.

1856 Pearl street, opposite Cedar street,
T1AVE FOR SALE BY THE PACKAGE, or in lots to
III suit jobbers and retailers full stock ,f the following
GOODS, which will be sold on the best terms
Spool Cotton Shoe Lacets, Tapes and Cords,
Hooks and Eyes. Ivory Bone me md, Metal Eyelets
Spectacles Spoons Linen Threads Fish Lines,
Scissors Penknlves and RnZors of the best patterns.
Percussion Gun Caps and Pills,
Bead Bags and Purses-aso Silk Purses,
India Rubber Suspenders, Carriers and Watch Guards.
Buttons of Bone Neta Gilt Lasting and Pearl, in every
variety,
% cases Ivory Combs including every size and quality
1000 doZ Tortoise Shell Combs of various kinds,
5000 doz mock Shell Combs. latest patterns,
$500 doZ Brushes comprising assortment
60 cases Pins pack, pound and American,
5 cases Needles OF the best makers ut the lowest prices
ases Knitting Pins from No Is to2l.
And great variety of other Goods well adapted for City
,nd Cornfrr Trade mh26 1meod*
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FRENCH NEEDLE WORKED CAPEi
AND PELERINES.

MOORE, No. ash Bleecker-st.
Has just received splendid assortment oil French En-
broderes consisting part Of Caes PeleriLes Canazon
Collars Collaretts, &c. Sc.
Also, 100 dozen Work Bands
Black Silk Fringe laces,
Thread Laces and Edgings,
Hat and Cap Ribbons new styles,
With numerous other fancy articles all Of which will be sold
from so to 100 per cent below importers prices mh29: 81
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IDRlNlING Inn hANlfAtlll h1 II ne S'!usc VIZ
has been engaged " the manufacture Of Printing INKS lo
improved machinery into his mandatory which enables him
furnish his customers with very superior article trnter
find them promptly executed moderate prices and may be
assured OF being supplied with Ink of excellent quality
The subscribers manufacture Ink Of colors Red
Blue, Green tec Orders directed to his manuacory 24
River, through the dispatch post will be pupctuay attended
This paper has for several past been printed With
Ink from this mandatory. March % 81
r,l,1S tIc
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The Voice ofNew England.

.eeches applied By competenr person at any time.
4. B. SANDS CO. Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
u In 20 Broadway COZ Chamhe1 81. tanite Building
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
4 New Thing.

Compromise bsiween Rum. Sellers and
Washingionian, IN Augusta, Me -.
We copy The following from The Augusta
G"sprl Banner of Saturday we"k:.-
"rhe following ore III" resolutions agreed
MON by mutual compromise between The
iWa,hingionians and the iQnor dealers in
town. They are signed by every Tavern
keeper. Apmherary aud other sellers Of mr.
dent spirit. in The place excrp, one. There
are 81 names"
Al n meeting, on The 18Th Of December.
ie43 of the dealers in spiriluous liquors, IN
tn" town "f Augusta, held by special r"qnes,
lof Committee Of the Washingtouian Soci
Ie'y. appointed for that purpose. and IN con
junction with said cnmu.iit"c, The following
r"solu;ions were adopted:
R,soip,d. Tho, spir'uon. liquor. ARE used
~ n greater or les. degree, tor medral ~
other purposes, by every family in ihr UnIird
States nbir in procure them; therefore, ~
"ur "p.ni"a, they are a legitimate article ol
llrrdr. -
Rssoirsd. That The abandonment of IN.
traffic vn,ssdanly ar nihsrwi-r, by The pIos
nui dealer. "a tins town. will be the means
lof. ,oihc's Srsae!ng IN the business, less re-
! t,pNn.ib!', .'n"l wholly unprinciplrd in The
means they niny use To make money out al
the articlc.
Resoirri. Tha, license, according 20 law.
~ ~" best p"ssible security ngalns, an i'm
proper traffic IN The articIc. and the best pos
slblr guaranty the town could have, that IN
dlvidunls who make bad use of spirluous
liquors. 10 the damage Of themselves aud
property, will not be- able 10 procure the
same.
R,sOiped That we respect our Washngio-
man brethren, and are willing Ia do oil we
can, consistently, Ia advance their cause, and
assist them 10 keep all they may persuade to
-ign the Pledge from breaking the snme
Resoired, That we will np, sell any splritu-
Gus lquor nr liquors - part of winch are
-prlluuus. to any individuals, who belong 10
this town or ilall"w"ll, or to any of the
lnelghburlng towns, whn are IN the habit oi
lnungIng about the stores, and drukInr To
the damage of themselves and property.
swearing aud breaking the peace but wit
use every endeaver To keep our stores aud
shops as clear Of such individuals as possl-
Die
| Rtsoirc!, That in order IN prcvcn, drunk.
ards ifon procuring liquors through the
agency Of children. we viii not sell aiGrbt
spirits Ia children, to br carried away IN bot.
Ties or other vessels from our stores aud
! shops.
Rtsolrsi That il shall be- the dnfv II
committee appointed hv the Washingionian
Society "a lurn.>h lh" iQu"r dealers ~ rhIs
lo"nw nh Va" names at ludIvidnal, io whum
It l. unsuitable Ia sell spirits. IN Consequence
of their abuse of themselves, their property
or families and oar dury not 10 sell 10
them.
RrsOirea, That i, shall b. The duty Of The
iCoumiiee 10 attend Ia, and hrly aud honor
inhv investigate, any reports thai may CONE
To them, that any draI"r has broken any nf
lhc above resolves, by first inlnulng of ,h.
lnd,d I0l ngHiirst whom the charges are al
I"ged, and afterwards by such course as
they amy deem proper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08

II IloUsE. Sundry accounts and peti.
iions were received aud referred.
Account of Charles Potter allowed
An net authorizing Engine Company
No. to have IS men, passed.
H A resolution was introduced by MIR.
Whlpple providing for increasing the
jury fee, TO he pad by parties in civil
suits, from five TO twelve dollars. After
debate the resolution was rejected.
The oyster law was then taken up and
pnssed to u second reading, after the
adoption Of several amendments.
The following acts were read and
passed An act regulating the dis
charge OF firearms an act concerning
dogs: un act in relation 10 the taking ol
sea-weed from Dutch Island an act
directing State officers To take charge ol
persons committed under the authority ni
the United States an act lor the cree
iion and support ol guide posts an acI
10 prevent The circulation ol private Sc
cufIlIes MS currency an act IN relation
10 turnpike roads, Sc. an act ~ i.aliai,
Ia the Indian Tribe in this State nm aci
To prevent excessive riding M net -.
qu,Ing The clerks OF courts To account
an act regulating mlllers IN taking toll ;
an act regulating the ass,ze of lime, SC.
an act IT, prevent lraud ~ The iar- al but
ter h,kins; al act ~ secure the fulfil
m"ni ol certain contracts, and Tor tn" rr.
Iiei oi married women IN certain rns"s
an at ~ relation iu the duty Of the ~
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passing "f teams, sc.
The House then adjourned.
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