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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-09
The PEOPLES Medicine.

The PtedsGntest, cheapest, and best in
~ The icOrld. IT,. =.
SHERMAN'S INDICATED. LOZENC CES.
GlX YEARS of Ofextensive use, and the con-
Osunption of over One Hundred Tons, has
placed their reputation far above every other
preparation. The demand is constantly in-
creasing and agencies are being established in
every inhabited part of the world. While ma.
ny articles are popular for a season, and are
then forgotten, SheFman's Lozenges are i'd
mitted to use with increasing reputation as
standard remedies. When such physicians as
Rogers, Mott, Vsnderpool, Kissam, Ludlow ,and
nearly all the respectable part ofthe faculty.
when such clergymen as the Rev. Sebastian
Streeter, Rev. Mr.. Handbook, ,and scores of 9TH
ers Of the first respectability--when such dis.
tinguished men as the Hon. Anon Clark, E.
Mayor, j sherman Brownen, Esq. Register,
w. H. Bum, Esq. Deputy Register of the CITY
of New York, Hon. Edward ] Porter, EXPIRES.
ident Jackson, Hon. Mr.. Afcher, of Virginia,
d.. Reed, of Baltimore, and in fact a majority
Of the whole American People, ussand Iecom-
mend Sherman's Medieated Lozenges and PIas.
ters no other evidence OF their virtue can be
reqiuled, and when every one who uses them
says they are the best medicine in use zone can
hesitate 70 admit their value. r tn
N CHILDREN DIE FROM WORMS,
after months of great suffering, when one COX ol
Sherman's Worm LozengeS would have cured
them, apd saved their lives. Many are thus al
Aicted and are doctofed for something else
without the least relief Even adults are thu.
troubled, and very commonly too The follDw
ingsymptOms may bo considered as usually at
tendlng them-Pain in the joints Of limbs, Of
fensive breath, picking a. The nose, grinding d
the teeth during sleep. and timOs paleness a,
bout the lips with flushed cheeks; blssding N
the nose, gnawing sensation at the stomach
ha'hes ofheat over the sntface ofthe bod ,slieh
Fchiils or shiverings, headache, .drowsiness, yer
tigo, torpor; disturbed dreams; sudden starting
in sleep with fright and screaming; some times
q troublesome cough; feye?ishness; thirst; pal
lfdhus; fits; bad taste in the mouth ;, difficult
breathing; pain inr The stomach or bowels; ia
tgue; /; nausea; squeamishne voracious aPPe.
tite, leanness, btOated stomach OF limbs grip.
ings; shooting pains in various pats of the bo-
dyIa sense Of smothering rising in ths- throat;
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-09
Brown Common Pleas.

Abraham MefRudaS SFetitlon for Partition.
-,.i. VS. ( 1.t Ssh
Samuel Meranda, Ella Meranda, Edward B.
Wharton, Mary Wharton, Susan Meranda,
Rebecca Meranda, Jeremiah Meranda g. Chris
tiana Mefanda. -. ! errE Er sgFst,
The defendants in the above case will take
notice hat petition was fled against them
on the 23d day of November 1943. in The courl
of common Pleas Of Brown county Ohio, by
Abraham Meranda and is now pending, where
in the said.AGraham Meranda demands partition
of the following reat estate, to wit: Beginnipg in
the river Ohio at the mouth of MiHIIrunn two ma
pies corner to Boud &School field; thence up the
river with its meSnders north, 81 degrees
east 20 poles, north, 65 degrees easl, 80 poles
to the mouth ofstiH-house run; thence north,
70 degrees east, 49 poles, thence north, 81 de-
grees east, N to the north Of Locsys run ma
pies; thence up said run north, Is degrees east,
So poles, north, Is west, 40 poles, north, 10
west, So poles, north, 30 west, 39 poles to a
stone pile on tho run side, thence south, 20
wests 3 l9 poles to two ashes ana sugartree,
BOude and School-6eld' corner; thence with
their Zine south, 10 east, 1874 poles to the be-
ginning, except los acres sold and conveyed to
one Samuel Thomas out ofsaid tract in the life
time of James Meranda deed, d,lsaving 20 acres
| in said tract or hereaboUls-and the said AD,
rahNm Merands, at the next term OF the court OF
common Pleas of Brown county Ohio. will make
application to have partition made IN SAID
primises, and for such other orders as oy la"
are authorized. ABRAHAM MERANDA.
~ MARSHALL g. PENN, Att's. for Peti-
tioner.
December 25, ls43 sa' 81. b.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-09

hunnn ElInd. The uOcsssilV ofa utsrtufs
that sympA Attiixsn Wieh the atoiliak millions. y
Is as appaEsnt, ,thst comment e grafuitous at IL
one Of tine wants ofthe age. 1ndesd. We need
not dllats upon the Importance Of such worE,
nor undertake TO demOnstrate its necessity -
These considerations will readily occur 70 every
thinking mind The influence Of work which
gives form and satBfe TO public ssntimsnt, and
embodias n ganefai thought and aggregate idea
felt Throughout all the rami6cat0n
Of society, and must serve 70 give hOmogeueOus-
ness 10 Western ehafaeter.
Relying for oursuppV rt particularly upon the
Democratic party,w we have tb0s submitted a
summary 0fouf views andopiniYns, and we now
commit our enterprise 70 their generous sJmPa-
thies.
We have the promise Of aid from some Of The
most enlightened midds cnd Rbfest writers in
the West, and have no dodbt Of success il n SUI
deisat patronage can be obtain ed.
E, TERMS. ...' ~.
The Western Democratic Review and Moth-
ly Magazine, will be issued on the 6rst Of each
month, from the Office Of the Ohio Statesman,
at hve dollars per year, payable in all cases IN
advance, or upon the delivery of the 6Fst num-
Der. II payment be longer delayed, SIX dollars
will be required. Each number will consist Of
at least ninety large octave pages, printed on
fine paper, stitched and covered in the usual
style ofworks Of similar character; the whole
making two volumes year, Of $40 pages each.
The publisher hatrers himself that in typography
and Mechanical execution, the work will. be o
quail to any similar publication h the Union.
The fist number will be issued in January
next, provided sufficient patronage can be OBJ
Iained to justify the undertaking. All business
letters must be directed 10 S. Medary, ColUm-
bus, Ohio, and the postage Invariably paid.
October, 1913. a g. %
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Notice

4 Is hereby given that at the November term
IsA3. of the Court of Common Pleas Of Brown
countv. Letters Of Administration OF the Es-
tate Of Seth g. Wright Decd, were granted ia
he undstsisusd ed ;9all persons hAElng5 claims d
gainst said estate are requested to present, h, I
same according to law and all persons .indS I,
ed to said estate are required to make payment
JOSEPH WRIGHT, 'AdniiuistTatof
December 18th, iS43. .glE
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saypf'S survey Ne l0eD9 thshep pOr,hs
10 degrees east. about Eve poles 70 4
corner OF Thomas Z. ShiSlis survey No
1903, thence with Shields like north,
SOi degrees weii, 2s4 poles 10 Two white
oaks and two naples, southwest corner
10 said survey, thence south, III degrees
west, 1856 poles 10 Two naples, black
oak and mulberry, southwest corner 10
saidsShield's survey No 1894, ihence
sGulh, 10 degrees east, 24S poles 10 Two
whileoaks and spanish oak, northwest
corner TO Oharra and B1wmans survey
No 445 |, lhence sonib, II Jegtees west,
3G4 Polesto a slske, corner 10 Jordan g.
TbOmpson's survey No 1925. Is thence
with their line sonth, 10 degrees east,
2l | poles to The south west corner Of AL.
leo -Latbam's survey No l2sls, thence
north, Is degrees east, 70 poles to his
corner, thence DorIh, l9i degrees west,
.llS poles to his north west corner, thence
north, SSdegrees east, 20 poles TO the
south west corner Of Thomas Hollis entry
No 1873, thence north, "a degrees west
100 poles to bur oak, gum and large
black oak, his northwest corner and south.
west corner 10 Jacob Minors etnry No
l0754, thence north, l5I degrees west,
1893 poles to the beginning, containing
six hundred acres, valued at ST so per
acre, To be cold as the real estate Of
David Scott and wife at the suit Of Baird
and Thornton.
VIM, SHIELDS. sh'f B. co.
. Sheriff's Office, January 9, 1874.
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lESPATExT 0EyIcE The yearly num-
beFof sppIicsdoss i6r' patents s50unW 10
about 1000 ,Ofa Vbieh sbolfBOosfs Feiee-
ted, and obly'SbObi 100 eait4 O6t Of
She 600 Would stand she aesi Of aWoll
contested Iaw suit 3
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N O r &c T.


iIHNils sndsuigued having entered intO q
Il psfnanent parsership, viii practice ned
lieins, surgery, Sc. IN George town and surrouh-
ding county. Thsif Ohiee is on Market street,
in the house formerly occupied by the senior
partner whsfe one or both .Bay al all times be
eonsulted, except when absent on professional
business. q .' P.y. BUCkNER,
& ~ .f e.! q oK.sf. STEWART.
June 1sf, 'Is43. ~ a- d.
Doet. Stewart having studied his profession
under my immediats Instruction, eaables tns 90
say to my friends and the public generally, not
have the fullest confidence in his quaIi6ea-
tions to practice ne tafious branches Of his
PTofessiOh.- lG 90 sf n
With his assistanee, isball be able 10 give q
laFgel share Of my time to attend to eoasuIiG-
lion business, and calls from a distance. Our
united attention viii be given 10 the manags-
ment OF all cASes confded to our caIe. We hope
therefore ia render general Vatigfae tion to thoss
who may require OurpIofessiOnai services.
P. J. DUCKNER.
June lst, I5l3-Gm. -
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Attract Of land containing 25 acres,
more orless, on the east fork Of the Lit
tie Miami river in Pike lov nshp, Blown
county, entered ingthe name otoi Charles
Patterson iE No. 295S. Bepiniup ata
small whltecak white thence south. IS poles
@ sngaslFeePpd sassafras, thence east
q poles 10 two whiteeaksy IheRce north ,
% poles TO stone, red oak and beech.
e9lsG gSldGignoJ siHs
ssf1iJ sdl b slas7nI
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-09

Out lotin the town of Ripley Brown
county Ohio. number twelve mo. l2.l
70 be sold as the real estate of Samuel
eehafey at the suit of FlaaklnG Shaw.
aIued al, $SOO, 81, Z .r4,r.f.a5G s#f i.al
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

srd ,he s44 would be likely to know after while; this
~ June lSil.
Qaes. WAS Mr.. Ballard IN ta hsb of visiting ths prisoner
al sout hous.?
Objected 10 4nd ruled out.
1ns nave gentleman supposed Sir Ballard Of
zen asz NY house and have se:n the accused cut t
Gus ,has poiotins Ai Bas:d) Tie man
'ad lGs B smen wh-, lie prsoaef eaule aa4
Cros,-eraminet She BOARDED With M aatl July or A,.
w=a she et, before sh. .,it Af Ca-nGey, sne wss
Was ue 4sy al lod would a9t t,iN asked her 70
- ty ,1aS NJ w?ult go cat 4boa; eSh, O'clock aSh;
duct caused ne 10 Sa, pct something wrDr.
Nr. HcCreGdy recalted-The prisoner since Isl
Noy-mbsr hen s.: i confined eas ovea s> goadi..
ieId,us -lmost trsar-hgs hsgll Ii ysp-,,gg d oc:
s~rous owing believe saa an cony5ee3 70 rbs >T,
her mind mental cond to Oace she was so III that
ysi.rt her several times gTius the dar She .,i
rmas h,d hystera patoxism hty- found her .yinc oa
uauuc7 >yolsnr =. it.J i. 70 believe lb.r fi 2 - =
hsiGacs and thar such ;hsI- eculIag troubled
expression about the Characteristic o such stacks Her
he @-eef ;ta feared ss msh commit sucld oseef
!pai u ,I iI rj o. Issstioa
10y ,ryzs,t Of The sn,.- y, ~
81 e. t0uiy know hat there APPEARANCES IN cell ,c
Joining hers which she had to of preparation 10
commit suicide found wo buuks placed upIght and
across them pisCe of Woo. placed aud sand h1x u
-rnea the oor, enable person >hor, stature
70 resch up t4l,o the h.us> OF Nlr Wheeler DvpGty
k-'le" piece OF cotton cIC plated IN the form Of rope
morning last. On visiting her cell sunday found herip
p.f,cu.,ly depressed OF mad-her c6uu;esancs and
rnuversaton both proved h depression. Like ,yeIy feeble
female ,ha pIi-onet aptrst b. Isyly ertItlbc
Here Interchange of expressions Of contempt scorn
passed between MIR. Graham and Nh Sando eynciug much
evaporation Of fsceg on bo,h sides. They speedily
clecke! by the Courtl
Cross Examination Previous TO my vsu1s her in pass
ing her c- have seen sr despoadency, and her several
n. in tears She h. yiOea hb chcS produced BY an o.
,tnatey unhealthy state OF einsrio Sys,erihe ds>poal
ency, amounting almost 10 despair was exhibited ae
her confinement think She deSpcuGent on
SUNDAY an have he. previously The evidences WEI.
hs expression o: the CONFERENCE.-The eyeher gene a
the language Size used and the declarations
she ,asse TO me On the previous da there had been suicide
IN the prison by similar 10 those useby the prisoner
IL has been observed that when suicides have bee commG
m p.rcular manner, Others apt 20 be committed in the
same manner hays had hand IN employing counsel Ia
his cas-. aay more than oruug Nh Hopper OF prisoners
situation after her being left without counsel by Mn arne
ernrloyment in tnotherCOuIt.
Thf court at O'Clock adjourned TO 6A o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
sill Another Murder:

Intelligence was received this morning OF another
| murder having been committed few miles from the
CITY. An aged colored man named Todd, who had
lately buried his wife, residing at place called
Guinea Hill, near Holmesburg, was found dead last
evening in his humble dwelling, with numerous
marks of violence and blood upon his person, hav-
inc evidently been stabbed with some sharp nstrl-
ment! He had been missing, am told, for about
a week, and it was III consequence OF his absence
that his death became known. Todd was believed
by many TO have possessed considerable money,
which was unquestionabiy the object of his muir
der. No one that could learn, has been suspect
ed Of the foul deed.
ACc1DESr-A German was killed Yesterday al-
tcrnoon by a fall from bridge at Manayunk
The jury in the case OF James NJ Sanderson, OF
the Franklin House, charged with libel upon Mr..
Mexican, the gentleman who lost considerable
sum OF money while stopping there were unable to
agree. They were discharged.
The AMERICAN HoTEL.-This is the name given
TO one OF the handsomest buildings in Philadelphia,
located on Chesnut street, opposite Independence
Hall. understand it has been leased 20 Henry a.
Charter and C. James Mcclellan, and VII be open
ed on the lst DAY of March for the public.
STOCKS The Stock Mark to-day considerably bet
TAR STATE IS concefned they lead off at the
First Boad 63 aud closed pretty firm at the Second at 63
Philadelphia Bank sold At par Western Bank improved i
Farmers and Mechanics :; Wilmington IS l.. Reading
Bonds Penns Bank fell off Wilmington Railroad
/; L. ). Bank t..
Al the Second Board shares Philatephia Bank sold at
100 do Mechanics Bank at 25. S30 Wilmington Skies
$40 DO do Git 80 shares Union Bank of Tennessee
65: $1,000 State tves p AT OBS; shares Western Bank
AZ i6 do >oyamensns Bank 38.; DO Pennsy
Bank 2;3 26 shNres Farmers and Mechanics at M S2GO0
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Loan IA About $50
State Securities and Loans taken the Boards
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
BROOKLYN LYCEONi'
PRoF. FAUVEL GOURAUDo
PUBLIC INTRODUCTORY LECIUrH :
PHRENO-M -MNEMOTECHN1' Il

(Or the Art of ACQUIRING Memoir ;og,
Will be Repeated This Il
JANUARY 49, -
(Hithou POstponement on account Of .1,W ne % 'e'
IN THE BKO0KLYN LYCEuM. q ts IS
~ The same senes of attracting 'lln'tfaIloD1 Sa
bon,dd powers OF the System, given 10 he 5,, W
and ajy.rtis. iu all the pap@rs during the last lev
form the subject of the evenings entertainment k DoCo
G~5- The Lecture VIII besia at precisely II 0 CIV
% ~ Tickets of ofadmission 80 cents children . 5.e,
yolumnous programme Of scientific ard huof'ea sih
the -Mpemotechnic experiments OF the e'sI'-'
distributed gratttousy among the audience oAasi in o
n B. The subscripuon List for BroosiY ,Vt ut PS
library room Of the Lyceum,l aud for Ne" Wetfs
G's rooms 2Sl Broadway will posttitesy Close jbn
day evening, the Gath instant.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

~ Ia
Il A DISSERTATION On the poWer oi llie -
tercepted Pressure of the Atmosphere, by hehj
Pratt. Mr. Pratt if we understand MS panpl,'
thinks a building might be erected, that sn0u''
by the power with which he expects to move iD',
chinery economisc to great extent human al-
animal labor in the furnishing of bread stull' v
the people. There are other Improvements II ~
bakery he would erect, in which the whole p'',
cess from grinding the grain to baking inc VIC. ~
would be periormed-but this ne" po"''' :, :,
driving machinery seems to be the gfea. ~. ur
covcry. 1t is impossible to give an idea o. w. =,
machinery in our limits, but we cannot 80 =. y y
practieability. At all events the theory nsp' =
tested without such waste of words aoou' =
If the atmosphere insulated in a vast ano ''
waited cylindrical tube will create such 'ol.' -
he thinks, at the base,-a force suiilcleu'
turn heavy machinery-we do not see WY
small one. that could be erected at tnh"s y :.
pense would not give indications OF 1t IN W..
decree. If Mr.. Pratt succeeds he has dl''"'s,
perpetual motion, and we need no more -. ,bs
horse wind or water power. For sale a. :
Sun Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
IL We are indebted to Capt. FlTcH of the
Eureka, for Albany papers Of yesterday morning

~ SUBSCRIBERS TO Prof FAUvEL.GouRAuD's Course
on Maemoechny invited 10 call the Professors
Room 2S Broad a. for theit Tickets OF admission the
Cours on MONDAY aud TUESDAY the 22d and 23d
B.-The sub,cnptiou Listwill be pOsitirey closed
Wednesday evening the eth instant. The Members of the
Class previded NTH tickets. will unite Immediately after
decide upon the organization Of the Glass according Article
F OF the and the first lesson the Course will be
given the day that shall have been appointed that
ing, BY the majority OF votes. Jal94t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

A STEAMBOAT BURNr.-A correspondent of the
Savannah Georgian, writing from Asalachicola Jan.
9TH, says: The steamboat Fanny Ellsler, owned
and commanded by l.. A. Phelps, which left this
port yesterday at ! O'Clock 2. NJ. for Albany, Geo,
accidentally took fire moment aiterward and
burned down 10 the waters edge. Ten minutes a-
ter the first alarm the entire vessel was enveloped
in flames. Fortunate Y. one received any in
jury, and all the persons on board arrived in this
city in the yawl boat u few minutes ago. The boat
of little value but the freight may be estimated
at $4,000, total loss than $4,000. The ac-
cident occurred about mile below the Shadee, -
miles from the city. >,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
Correspondence of The Tribune.
The Murder.

Caroline Sweeney, the wife OF the murdered man
mentioned yesterday, William Gillette and his wife,
heI father and mother have been fully committed
to prison. the former 10 answer the charge OF mur-
der, and the two latter as being accessory thereto
The brother, who is from New-iork has not yet
been arrested; and it is believed he too was par
tcipatol in the horrid tragedy. The wife does not
appear 10 manifest any con'rItion iii view OF her
crime, aud is represented as beng woman Of
strong nerve, capable OF oyerpowerng her deceased
IN, shnnG with ner:act .aa sa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

TESsEssEE.-The Wing members of the Ten
nessec Legislature held meeting on the 6th, and
nominated Hon. JOHN BELL and GUsTAyus A.
HENRY as candidates for Presidential Electors,
and WILLIAM MARTIN and LEWIS P. WILLIAM
SON as Senatorial Delegates to the Baltimore
Wing Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

q DR.. THOMAS O'HARA CRoswELL. Post
master at Casskill, n. Y. died at that place on
Tuesday, Jan. 10th, aged nearly 50. He bad
been Postmaster at that place for ftythree years,
having been appointed under Washington. He
at one tune ran the Mail as he could up and down
the River, receiving what he could get for his pay.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

~ We would be glad TO know what the clerks
of the Post-Ofice are about when the Southern
Night Mail arrives We have been annoyed ex-
cessively lately by their neglect in distributing the
mails. After waiting an hour and quarter last
night, we got our papers and letters There
IS inexcusable neglect somewhere, and we would
be obliged to the Post Master if he could adopt
some remedy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

- A meeting o! the StockhoIders OF The
Northampton and Springfield Railroad last week,
$50 900 worth OF stock was taken on the spot, so
that $4,000 in all have been taken up, and II was
expected, before the week closed, it would amount
to S75,OOO. We may expect, therefore, with the
first opening of spring, 10 see ground broke on this
route.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

u January 18th was observed a. a. The
fasting and prayer at Oberiln, III view
mentabe fall of II. c. Taylor.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
CASE OF AMELIA NORMAN.
Tr;atof Amelia Norman.

IHUSSpAY, Jan iS
COURT OF SESSIONS. BsIoss tis REcoRpEs aiil
AldeImra PUsDr and FANpEHyooRr JoSAs b ihlL-
- NlstLct 4
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

o. We see an advertisement in The Sun,
and an Editorial in the Herald that w. H.
Claiming A. Brisbane, and H. Greeley are ex.
pected or invited to participate in a Sunday dis
cussion on Socialism somewhere in Grandst. 1t
can hardly be necessary to state that neither of
the persons above named desire any collision or
controversy with anti-Chris;an anti-Property
Socialists any where aud that no one of them can
be induced to engage in such controversy on the
Sabbath. The advocates of Fourier's System Of
Association believe their views are based on I
positive and definite Science, and while they are
willing to PROFOUND their views, they decline con-
troversy, and prefer to abide the test OF mature
practical experiment rather than court the ver-
dict of partially informed audiences.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

Ug~ Ex.Gov GlLMER Of Virginia will probably
be made Secretary of the Navy, in place of Da-
vid Henshaw, rejected. This will remove the
obstacle to Mr.. Goggin's taking his scat IN the
Ennso
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
The resolution was laid over.

II, 4 MERCHANTS LIBRARY in our city has been
resolved on, of which James G. King, JAS Brown,
Fl. C. De Rham, John Duer, Theo Sedgwlck'
&c. have been chosen Directors. 1t is to be
magnificent affair: Subscription S25 Annual
payment S5. We arc not sure that Library lor
anv class is essential, and could wish that our
CITY had one good general Library, open to every
honest person free of charge in which there should
be departments devoted to Commerce, Mechan-
ism, Agriculture, History, Natural Science, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

u Rev. ORuLLE DEWEY repeats at the
Tabernacle this evening his Lecture on ''Amerl-
can Morals and Manners" which was received
last week with such signal favor. There will of
course be a crowded house
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

PoMEHoY's TRUNK.-The injunction laid by the
Houghtons to prevent the paying out OF the money
to the discoverers OF Pomeroy's trunk, has been
Withdrawn, and all parties have agreed TO the
division of the money on the terms proposed by the
Mayor. The bill of the Messrs. Houghtons was
filed, and the injunction taken out only TO afford
time for the receipt OF explanations from the cores
pondent at Troy respecting the amount OF money
RENTED TO them. These explanations have been
received and all parties are satisfied.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

II Prof. BRoNsoN will lecture this evening at
the Society Library the Laws Of Body and
Mind, illustrated by the dissection of the Mani
kin, and exhibiting the entire Nervous System
and the General Physical and Mental Economy
of the Human System. Admission 80 cents;
and to every auditor will be presented copy Of
Prof BIS Elements Of Physiology, and the
La,rs Of Life and HEALTH" containing about
one hundred engrayings-worth the cost of the
Lecture.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

FROM FRANcoNIa-30 BELOW We learn from
the Salem Gazette that in Franconia n. H. on
Tuesday last, the spirit thermometer was down
TO 26 and mercury to 80 degrees below zero!