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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-30

Gen. CAss appears to have done himself
up completely. Ii is now remembered,
besides his folly at the Court OF France,
that when he was in Gen. Jackson's CAB.
met he never could bring himself to have
a decided opinion as to the removal of the
depostes; and his late Texas letter seems
to place him in The same predicamen; on
that subject though he says, if Annexa-
tior is Popalar it is all highland fit
'ain't it anti" We have never known a
public man "to come down with run"
so rapidly as he has, within the last two
weoks!-Aler. Gag.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-30
From tie BtaeAsstsr Republican.
We are requested 10 publish the annexi
Correspondence.

! Correspondence.
CHARLEsTowN, May 10th, 1874.
TO J. c. Berger. Esq Editor Of The YiyginiaH.
DEAE SrR: 10 your publication Of my
letter OF the ooh ull., there are several
singular mistakes, and one Of them very
material 1t is singular that the abbrevl-
ated word ODE. in the manuscript should
be drawn out obediant, thus presenting
me to the public as unable to spell correct
| Iy so common a word. Several other
verbal errors occur, giving to the letter
an air of awkwardness in the composition.
OF these do not complain, taking II tor
granted they were merely typographical.
In the following clause, however, there is,
as | deem, a material omission, to wit:
The manuscript reads thus: Referring
TO the constant efforts of the advocates OF
Mr.. Van Buren,, in 1910, TO blend his
name with the name and popularity oil
Gen. Jackson, remarked jocularly, that
It was even said that some of the good
folks OF Shenandoah, &c. In the pub.
Iished letter the word some is strangely
left out, although in the manuscript it is
NEttleu DIS ltSlOi1 do WIN Nutl HSii Dc
written. These errors pointed out TO
your foreman, (in your ABSENCE as soon
as saw them, yet they remain incorrect
ed.
These matters had deemed Of too lit
tie importance to make them the subject
Of distinct communication; nor would !
now refer to them, except for the circum-
stances that you have transferred 10 your
columns q scurrilous and abusive article
on The subject from the Martinsburg Re.
publican. repeat again, as in my for
mer letter, that | deem it utterly unneces.
sary TO notice any thing that appears IN
that sheei:-B But the case is different when
transferred to your columns, and my OBJ
ject now is, respectfully to ask Of you,
whether, in thus republishng that article,
you intend, in any manner, or TO any ex-
tent, to give your approval or sanction TO
the offensive epithets therein applied to
mel
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-30

ARE you TROUBLED WITH A FEELtSG oPPREs'
SION AFTER EATISei Do you experience faint
and dizzy sensation after taking strong exercise
Are you afflicted with gripping or spasmodic pain,
in the stomach and bowelsl Are you annoyed
with some eructations and other symptoms OF i'm
perfect digesiionl Have you dull but constant
pain in your right side, or between your shoulders
10 you experience uneasiness in the region Of ths
kidneys, accompanied by shooting pains oil inc
back In one word, have you any OF the symp'
toms which denote iisordered state Of the 'to'n'
ach, the bowels, or the nervesi II the answer
affirmative. and you wish to change Il TO nearly
and JOYOUS negative try bottle or two of JAMES
ToNlc yERxmusE, and, unless there is malior'
matt on in your organic structure, we guarantee
cure.
Prepared only by DR.. Jayne, No. 90 South Third
ST., Philadelphia, and for sale BY @. q z. W. Doll
Martinsburg Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-30
J. c. BOWER, ESQ.

LET US DO IF.-Mr. Webster was in.
yited 10 Wing meeting in Memphis,
CFenn. and being unable to attend, sent
letter, in which he says:
81 should be most happy of an opportu-
nifty of seeing so many citizens the State
together; but while that is impracticable,
| must pray you to tender to your assem-.
bled friends my sympathy and cooperation.
That lchich 'oaS done in 1910, has become
necessary to be done again IN 1914. LET
US DO IT.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-30
WING ELECTORAL TICKET.

i. ROBERT II. WHITFIELD, OF Tale OF wight
2. JOHN f. SHELL, of Brunswick.
3. HENRY 2. IRVING, of Cumberland.
4. JOSEPH X. IRVING. of Amherst.
5. GEO. III. GILMER. of Put.ylvana.
6. VALENTINE W. SOUTHALL, of Albemarie
z. JOHN JANNEY, of Loudoun.
8. EDWARD +. TAYL0E, Of King George.
8. RALEIGH T. DANIEL. Of Richmond.
10. MOREAU BOWERS. of William sburg.
IL. ANDREW HUNTER, Of Jefferson.
IL. A. II. u. STUART. of Augusta.
10. VIM. BALLARD PRESTON of Montgomery
IA. ANDREW s. FULTON, of Wythe.
IS. ALLEN +. CAPERTON. of Monroe.
I6. AUGUSTINE J. SMITH, of Harrison.
II. JAMES NJ. STEPHENSON, OF Tyler.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-30
THE LATE LOCO CONVENTIONS

The Loco National Convention which assembled
in Baltimore the 9th inst, had made sseo-
tion of Candidates for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency up to our latest dates from the city
The Gubenatorial Convention, which was held
at the same time and place, nominated the Hon.
JAMES CARRolu, of Baltimore City, as the Loco
Candidate for Governor Of Maryland
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-30

The New Orleans Herald "a leading
Locoioco paper has pulled down the Van
Buren, flag, and hoisted that John C. Cal
houn, as a candidate for the Presidency,
"subject to his own decision and the wish
es Of the people"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-30

UThe Editor of the Gazette expecting to be
absent from his post for several weeks, has com
mit;ed tho editorial charge Of the paper to JAMES
T.. STEWART, Esq. May9
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-30

The Cumberland Alleganian says thai
the Mount Savage Railroad will be com
pleted in October next, but not as early
as August.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-30
NATIONAL PRIZE BANNER.


At meeting OF number OF Wings
from different States of the Union in
Washington city on Tuesday, the 18th day
of May, 1874, Gen. DUNCAN l.. CLYNcH,
of Georgia, called to the Chair, and SAM
UEL STARKwEATuER, Of N. y, appointed
Secretary. NATHAN SARGENT, OF Phla-
deIphia, offered the following resolutions:
Resolved, That PRIZE BANNER be
offered by the Wings OF the United States
to the Wings of that State which shall at
the next Presidential election give the
largest proportional increased Wing vote
over her Presidential vote Of 1910; the
said banner to be presented to the State
to which it shall be awarded on the 9TH
day Of March next, at Washington city.
ReSOlved, That a committee, to consist
OF one person from each State, be appoint.
cd by the Chair to carry the above reso.
luton into effect, and that Treasurer Of
said committee be also appointed.
Resofred, That, as the Wings ofthe
United States abhor reputation, and as
banner wuS nobly won by the gallant
Stale Of Kentucky in lS40, if the money
collected by the committee shall enable
them to do it, they shall cause banner
to be prepared and presented TO the
Wings Of that State at the same time and
place that the other shall be presented.
ReSolred, That these proceedings be
published in the Wing papers of the Union,
and that the gentlemen named as the com.
mittee be requested TO perform the duty
assigned them.
The following gentlemen were then up.
pointed SAID committee by the Chair:
David Bronson, Me-, Alfred w. Haven,
N. H., Abbott Lawrence, Mass, Samuel
Mann, r. l., Charles Rockwell, Conn,
Charles Paine, VT, James N. Reynolds,
N. Y, Henry w. Green, N. j., Nathan
Sargent, Pa, John M. Clayton, Del,
ReveTdy Johnson, Nd, George w. Som
mers, Va, Edward Stanly, n. c., VIM.
c. Preston, S. c., Robert Toombs, Ga,
Arthur +. Hopkins, Ala, VIM. l.. Hodge,
La, S. s. Preutss, Mss, C. C. NorveIl,
Tenn, Jacob Swigert, Ky, Robert C.
Schenck, Ohio, Caleb 3. Smith, Ind, ].
J. Hardin, H., Charles r. Morehead, Mo.
II. Chapman, Michigan, James II. Walk.
err, Ark,
The Char also appointed JOSEPH RAN.
DALI, of Philadelphia, as Treasurer.
Resolred, That five of said committee
shall constitute quorum.
DUNCAN l.. CLINCH, Chm.
SAMUEL STARKwEATuER, Secy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-30
FOR PRESIDENT,
SUMMATION OF PRINCIPLES.

A sound National Currency, regulated by the will
and authority of the Nation.
An Adequote Reveaue, with fair Protection to
american Industry.
Just restraints the Executive power, embracing
further restriction on the exercise Of the Veto.
faithful administration of the public domain, with
an equitable dtstriJatiOn Of the proceeds of the
sales Of II among all the States.
An honest and economical administration Of the
General Government. leaving public officers per
feet freedom Of thought aud Of the right of suf-
frage: but with suitable rcstrains,s against inn
proper interference in elections.
An amendment to the Constitution, limiting the in
cumbent of the Presidential office to Single
Term.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-30
SAMUEL SrARKwEAruER, Secy.

6TThe Committee will be good enough
to transmit their collections to the Treas
urer, together with lis, Of the names Of
the contributors.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-30

hy-E. j. MoRRIs will accept our thanks for q
copy OF his speech in defence OF the Tariff of AZ
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-30
Fine & q. a. Salt.

EUST received aud hand an extra article o
81 Fine and g. A. Salt, by the sack or retail
cheap for cash. WIN. KRoESEN,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-30

PROFESSOR MoRsE's TELEGRApn.-
The working of this wonderful result: of
human ingenuity, acting upon late devel-
opments in science, excited universal ad.
mration in this city yesterday. The
communication being perfected between
the Pratt street Railroad Depot in Bati.
more and the Capitol, communications
were exchanged between the two cities
at several intervals in each hour during
the day; the communication from one
city to the other occupying only an almost
insensible moment OF time. Thus, at 20
minutes before o'clock information was
received here of the nomination of MIR.
CARROLL as the Democratic" candidate
for Governor; few minutes later, of the
nomination of JouN TYLER by acclama-
ton as a candidate for the Presidency by
the Tyler Conventions; and SO on with
every other incident occurring at Balti-
more during the day.-Nat. Int. May IS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-30
From tie baltimore Patriot. May, IS,
THE ELECTRO MAGNETIC TELE-
GRAPH


Morse's Electro Magnetic Telegraph,
now connects between the Capitol at
Washington and the Railroad Depot IN
Pratt, between Charles and Light streets,
Baltimore. The wires were brought in
Yesterday from the outer depot and at
iached 10 the Telcgraphic apparatus in a
third story room in tie depot warehouse
building. The batteries were charged
this morning and the Telegraph put in full
operation, conveying intelligence TO and
from the Capitol. A large number Of
gentlemen were present to see the opper-
atoms Of this truly astonishing contriv-
ance. Many admitted to the room had
their names sent down, and in less than a
second the apparatus in Baltimore was
put in operation by the attendant in Wash
ington, and before the lapse of a half min.
ute the same names were returned plainly
written. AT hali-past IL o'clock, A. NJ.
the question being asked here, "what the
news was at Washington" the answer
was almost insianianeously returned-
Evan Buren, stock is rising meaning Of
course that his chances were strengthen.
ing to receive the nomination on Monday
next. The time Of day was also enquired
for, when the response was given from the
Capitol forty. nine minutes past elev-
en-" AT this period it was also asked how
many persons were spectators to the Tel
egrnphc experiments in Wash:ngtonl-
the answer was "sixteen." After which
variety Of names were sent up from
Washington, some with their compliments
10 friends here, whose names had JUST been
transmitted to them. Several items of
private int lligence were also transmitted
backwards and forwards, one of which
was an order to the agent here not to pay
certain bill. Here, however, the cleo
trio fluid proved too slow, for it had been
paid few minutes before.
At bali past II O'clock, the following
wGs sent to Washington, "Ask reporter
in Congress 20 send despatch to the Bal.
timore Patriot at 2 p. M" In about
minute the answer came back thus. at
will be attended to-"
2 O'Clock, p. M..-The despatch has
arrived, and is as follows:
One o'clock.-There has just been made
motion in the House to go into Commit
tee OF the Whole on the Oregonquest;on.
Rejected ayes 70, nays Sc.
Half past one.-The House is now en-
gagged on private bills.
Quarter 10 fsco.-Mr. Anterior is now
speaking in the Senate.
Mr. S. will not be in Baltimore to night.
o'clock, p. M--The intelligence com
muncated at this hour was, that the at
tendant in Washington desired 10 dine.
This was responded to, and the telegraph.
c express ceased for the day. 1t will be
in operation again on Monday.
So that we are thus enabled TO give TO
our readers information from Washington
up to two o'clock. This is indeed the
humiliation OF space.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
HARDW ARE.


a MEXICAN WROUGHT IRON BUTT 2:
"a suscrbes have recently commenced the uaGIactr! q
wrought iron Bult Hinge. in the city OF Troy Thc7 ai5 abe
70 suppy o'dcrx for Table and Pew Door Duits and VIII
IL gb5 20 furnish I'll the kinds cic:s Tho MARKET lIo
commencement CT The BUSINESS. ore 81 tee :tbsceeI ie'
sen engaged in It ntenceEt iof the vHous Ishncdc
su-ufs tie article. The invertioDG ard ptoy asl nse
BY hin in The machinery have brought the hu,n53 to t pre-
sent cCnparatgc rlats Of perfection, t eg therefore feel
15!s 10 produce Sc5 that fgIc s1ot Al odns 10 rc
il5scr sj9s Troy, II. Y nil be promptly attended t.,
kf2 2af htLSNEY :. l,Ahci4b.
gEljN, STgsf. NAILS, &C. kC.-REhlEYs. BREa1ss
h SAMPSON Il9 Greenwich 81. Sleces.o,5 10 BOUR.
MAN. JOHNSTON. AYRE3 * CO.. have or hand sini
Swslish :ia End square bar iron; R.sian old ebis d.
EasiiEh round, liet and sqisrs lion Arceriean DO
american fine rlpare lI01, = 10 n iroh
Sreztsrs' Rods, 3-l6 to y inch
Spite tsotFaEd =hce shapes, o. I'll SEA
sIC-xe Nail Ro.ls, OF Norwegian and Old t2jia Ii5a
Eand and Ecrnii Iron OF al y:e=
Ar:aricsn hoo3 Iron, Il 10 LIZ inches
III: Eeii: BIn1I and ::pke,; Eosish wrought Fam
sa5 Steel of 3rteGE. 5.bers & Co stsinD. all sIs
Spring steel. OF tbs Ellstaap. warranted
5=3aar Steel; German ) Gel! ot varous sayupa
{. EiJ:ci Soei. fc ard tcccld G5aits
srrsricen blister Scal uuats h1:=, .u2eIio article
Z. SHet.. iiua ca sisEyo 30 furnished, tul1se. &c
d-:wjacE. Ie9oG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
DAGUERREOTYPES

FTMiTEU STATES DAGUERRIAN GALLERY IFS
u BROAHWiY. UP STAiitS.-E. WHITE would re
eciy call the attention Of citizens and strangers vis,ilns
Tho cy TO lis splendid cnllcccn Of Das1sneotype Portraits.
nys or in grou;5 from % IA persons on the same pise,
which .oI beauty and accuracy OF deneauon cannot be sur
pas,cd Portraits taken vi kinds of wenther, either with
without he cocfs the pcsS o which nc nus reucedi 10 thoe
CHARGED BY the most HerpsrreDced in the huslnesi
Tie American Institute al liz lalo exhibition a~!ded AI
White ,rst Premium 70, the hes. L!sone
o. grouping and gens eec which, bat uncther proof
10 The supsrionty OF his Portraits
Mr. White sole agent in New York for the supenoT
imported German Cameras and IL ote! IT
.i- ci- they be ubtaiDsd-
reg Senan G S,'o viii PIae eS Cases
CHEM ,cais Polishing materials. &c.
AT Whites Cf2e introductory 5einz tha ngea ana ncst
szlaziYa in tho United Ses he enabsd from The qunl
he n.hnulctTe to sei Dagueueotype Elnn'ue Cpses III
psr cent o.her hD,ie in the tni11 Syc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
Police Office,

Burglary and Arrest.-James Woods was ar
rested last night By Waterman w g. lhompon for hnvin:
broken into the store and house cellar oil David Pollock
ne OF Become an Columbia streets by forcing the lock and
stealing rkn butter, containing lQG pounds. worth Sl6
which fcnnd his possession by The atchman. He was
committed 20 answer.
from the Penten,cry arrested and baca the
Isiant TO serve out the remainder Of his term.
IkrfL-lSicrar johnson was arrested last night
aud lodged in the watch hose for stealing IS silk handkeI.
chiefs worth s2 ffon the OF Messrs: Miller Gould,
No o Chatham street By bending the bars OF his cell he
escstsed hul has not been recapiuTed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
Arrived:

hoeany to Aymsr & G.. Left brig Wampanoas. (oi Add
son) Cuson. ldg for NYoTk.
Schr Batlmore Wogam lOd I'm Petesburs' hour 70 jas
schr Two Mary,. Londy. fin Philadelphia, coal.
scbr Thomas Thompson Bishop, FIN Philadelphia. coal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
71IyTRCI BELLS AND TOWN CLOCKS.

-,s,s;e,.,. CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN CI,0Cks.s,
= ( This rrhsc1ber. who gns ewarass ihpeIn y. =
the York Staie Fairs OF 1873 and iEti ", y, -
rs: bel; toned Cfnrch Bell AID a,n S,iyeI Asdas
the hes. Bell, and Diploma for Town ClocI r.. III
btsd a the Fair Of the American ID1tI,ua in Qctobe, T.
COW prennrcd his Foundry at West Trey, New fo,
lunsh Bells ct from 20 TO TO- go Ihs made Of the e IT.
nm Is ssd warranted stand sDd TO plsascIci ~
them improved Cast Iron Yokcs with Movable AmI, -
increasing demand for his Bells 10 tho best evidence @
be given Of their excegnce Orders have Deem eeesa VI
the Canaias ard almost Ill the States, and abou, ~ y
been iurRsbed TO different places 10 The STATE o. G
ff0n hi, FourdR.-Iown Clocks. leyelipS and Su''''
ias,ruuens. Copper and Brs's Calngs ac S:eevpgIY
nQi 6Ip hSDREW Mf".I..---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
mh3; 1aw9n.

SuGRIFF'S SALE.-By virtues Of wnt OF fen iaciaLe
Sne directed delivered will expose Iot sale IN tbsvs
bnc Of the CITY Egi Thursday. the Goth Juas next Il
twelve o'clock all TN. right, title and lneIe,t OF JAMES Cr
roll which he lad on tie I'd of 5iuch. 1884, anyiiEs
liter IN whose hrnds be- t all that esris
house and lot of and. ssted lying nn beng the ounh
Ward OF the city of New YORK known and dstnsu,,hsdu
No 81 Water street, mud bounded follows: NoThrTe
from: By Water street, esery by land now or lste oIhmy
fransn. deceased sOuhey BY lani now ot lais o. EM
Holmes Trad Hawley md james f. Holmes, and westefyg
land formerly belonging to William T. Baker corislnnsh
width in front and u feet inches. and IN length 10 e@
New.yert. staya. WIN, JONES, shciE.
Iwo W stir. ijepr,y Sheriff. IJg law6sTh
he above so Is nfr,Srsd until Thursday the 18th Inst 81
q NJ, at the same Ulnce. - o.,r, GU
New York. June ~. Es4I. WM. JONES, Siern:
JSO. w. ALLKs, Deputy Sheriff ~,
The above sale further postponed until ihrrday inc %u
on Nye az Vol June % lAi VyM. JONES Sssi.
JsO w. ALIEN. Desuiy Sheriff. req iawtTyo
he above sails sfareT postponed until the l0hd day oil cep
tcnlber 1874. nt the sAnls hour End PLACE. 80, "a
f;eg-Yotk July IS. 1874. Wn JONES. sneiIuc;
j. w. ALLEN. Deputy Sheriff yy5o iawssf5ty :
The above sale is farther postponed pn fnaay' te u s'
of JanunTY. loi5. ct The sumo hour and place.
New-Yotk. September 10th, l5i4. ,e,n,r, o.r
j w ALLEN Dcnuty Sheriff. fillawtJaG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
Missing Vessel.

The bri: Bunker HILL hG: been before reported missing
consisted Of the following person John Perry master, Var
mouth Saml WInsow, mates John Hamilton, cook; james
David Haley do; r. GarnetI, Of ST. Kits. passenger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
NOTICE TO Tx PaYERs;


Brooklyn, November It'll. w;
PURSUANT TO an Act OF the Legislature, entitled : A
Act relative the Collection OF taxes IN the City o. BrL
I'm md for other purposes" (passed April 18th. lS3 se
is hereby syen That the Assessment Rolls Tor taxes ig W
current year have this day been delivered to the CQap%
the City Brooklyn: and that from all taxes which ss
paid To the said Comptroller within thirty days from s ~
from all tnxcs which shall be paid after the expiration q W
sadhihy days and within sixty days from said date ns
First Tuesday in January next, per cent will be a1an
oil taxes then remaining unpaid aud tns on LIE Is9
Collectors tho City of Brooklyn ta said Assessment he
together with the wnmnts thereto annexed, directing hem
proceed with regard to the unpaid taxes in the manner
By INV. - Il.
Tha Comptroller would respectfully reaues, tose VIC u
tend TO avail Themselves of the provisions of tho Act iee
70 in the above notice, inform him thereof soon a.
be that their bills may be N readiness 80 rs 10
In compliance with resolution OF the Mayor and Conn Conn.,
Ter will receive tnxes his Office in the CITY Bnldngs
g O'CLOCK, A. N: UNTIL 2 O'CLOCK, T. M. h'W
nl3 If 4. ~. MERyLN. Comp,roha.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

EaPORTANTTOM MARRIED LADIES AND NURSES.
1.-The Patent Flexible Ivory Nipple Shield and Nipples oI
Nursing Bottles These articles recommended by The most
nurse who he's given them trial for their sotness sweetness
and durability The Shield being entirely OF ivory rendered
neyibe by n chemical process protection 10 the
nipple and as pleasant the infant rs the breast el The
nipples tex nursing bottles the best artificial purses ever
used and no mother should be without For sale By
SANDS & CO. 27S Broadway, and y all the principal drug
tureH FELLOWS & ]! ERSTEIN, % Nassan-ss.
CAuT;oN-Be sure to call for Fellows & Hemsten's Patent
Ivory Nipple Shield their Nipples for Nuniag Bottles Oh
none except such Us come from thar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
Court OF Sessions


MAN. NJ. c. PATERSON, ES1. District Attorney.
Ssntence-Jonn Besl, indicted for mas bem aa6
convicted of aggravated assault and battery N wopndnr
&C. was sentenced the Penenay for and to pay
1jotiyn far Contempt The decision CT the Court
statement Of h trial. BY Alderman scheen VINO
the motion to e2Rel the Reporter
Trial torSorgery -Horetio Gleason was tried
f., 10 b sab RaBn n 81 eq % on ya
groeo in for gass OF Sgor on the sit osto5
D and was arrested Tho Inrs found @ guilty, and the
Court sentenced him the State Prison for years. being the
leas; term alowe1 by law.
postpon,meut The trial Of Henry Wyckoff and
J. 8 DOYLE formerly Of The Republic. indictment, for
libel on George r Dcw9g gns postponed BY he defendants
owing to lie aEenee Of Mr. Sutton material witness Tor the
defence. II VIII be tired next term
Trial for Assault ard Battery exander Max
well wns tried f TN assault and battery Elizabeth Glliis
The jury found him not guilty.
Trial for Burg2Gry.-John Adams, impls AIDED
,,o ; o S St o Gei No on the night
the 18th Of October and steang abopt w worth Of coals md
could be sold An attempt made to abb, and n
female that prisoner occupied the with her
and Is summed up BY Slesr j. B. Manchester r. H. Nor
rs and by the De Attorney Tor the PEOPLE The Rscotde;
retired and aer brief absence, returned INTO Court with
verdict OF Not Guilty. go
Jeffrey tired for violent assault and battery psssen
ger the railroad coming down The Bowery IN June
last There wa FIRE bs, G h wss d eo me be
The along and would not ac? The hose were
hSes and threw an iron wiench apparently the diver
which through the windows OF the and bit pGcn
Ga, The centempn wonnied depoied that tho wrench cut
throushh. hat cut s head yiy badly and eo9nsa nm Len
The CouTi adjourned to Tuesday morning.