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The New York herald., 1844-07-11

Wool FROM THE PRAiRIEs-The ST. Louis Neu
Era, of The 29ta ut, chronicles the arrival in tha'
city OF thirty bales OF wool from the Praires Of Illinois
and adds the The receipts OF this article hav
not be long before it will become Of the principal
tcles Of export from Illinois" Missouri possesses equa
advantages, and II the present rate Of duties wool
continued the growth OF the article in these two state
" II increase with great raoidty. The natural growt
upon their uncuvated praires, Is estimated, will b.
sufficient to sustain thirty millions Of sheep.
The New York herald., 1844-07-11

LOUISIANA ELECTION We have received scat
tering and incomplete returns. II is reported in
New Orleans that of members to the Legislature,
the Wings have elected seven and the Democrat.
three. There was some doubt and trouble ther,
in consequence of what are called the "Elliot'
certificates. To-day's mall will probably brine
some decisive accounts.
The New York herald., 1844-07-11

90 We beg to state again that wM. H. ArrREE is not
connected in any capacity with the Office of the New
Yosx HERALD and has authority to our name for
any purpose whatever.
The New York herald., 1844-07-11

The MoRMoNs. have no later news Of con.
sequence from the Mormons. The accounts are
still contradictory as to the mode Of killing the
Smiths
The New York herald., 1844-07-11

AcoUiTTED.-We learn from Vicksburg that th'
trial Of Daniel w Adams for the killing Of DR. Hagan oi
merly editor OF the pckburg Sentinel, was terminated
Raymond Friday evening last II resulted in his &C
quittal The jury was only out about five minutes.
The New York herald., 1844-07-11

LATE FROM LrMA.-The Baltimore Patriot con
tains letter from Lima, under date of the llth OF
May, which says;-
"The country is still stately from the
seat Of thing quiet here in this city and very
little business stirring u s. ships In the port OF Callao
Frgste Savannah, flag ship, Com. Dallas, Capt. Hollns
soop Warren late from the United States sloop Cyane
lately arrived from coast Of Mexico storeshp Relief IN
port time frigate United States, gone to Sandwich
Islands sloop Levant, Capt Page. gone to sandwich k
lands schr shark left the 18th Of April for Panama
to return quickly to this port The squadron here all il
good health.
1--WE have a report in town, within the last few days
that the French and English in difficulties at the
Society Islands, and that when the vessels that brought
the report left they about to commence hostlties
The French had imprisoned the English consul.
The New York herald., 1844-07-11

LATEST INTELLIGENCE. Gil Davis has just re-
ceived a large importation of choice wines, and
brandy OF the Coney Island brand.
The New York herald., 1844-07-11
Anusements.

NBLos GARDEN. will be grand gala
in this fashionable resort for that popular corps The
Tigers visit to this city, to be present. at
the and under the escort OF their hoPabe and
gentlemanly entertainers, the New York Light Guard
The presence OF these two splendid companies will doubt
less m the saloon to the dome and the fair Amazonans
will strive to the utmost of their ability to give the high
est effect to their warlike evolutions on the stage.
RABINEAU's HoT, COLD, AND SHOWER SALT Wa
TER BATHS, foot OF Desbroses street.-The popular
ity of these baths scarcely needs commentary 1t is de-
veoped in the perpetual influx Of the invaded and rheu
matte patients, who always return refrigerated, well
in the br cling efficacy to the young Of all ages and
The hot salt water baths Incompatible and the
shower, private and swimming baths speak eloquently
for the unweared zeal and energy of Harry Rabneau,
the enerprsng proprietor Look in also at the foot OF
Morton street-who would then went bath for OF
cents.
THE FAMOUS POLKA las danced by those little
buds Of humanity, the Infant Sisters, at the Ame-
rcan Museum, turning the heads of all lovers OF good
amusemens, and in conjunction with other wonderful
novelties and attractions is filling tine house to overflow
ing Performances this evening at quarter past eight
O'Clock The Dwarf may be seen at all hours
The New York herald., 1844-07-11

My- THE CUNCENIkAIED EATHACl OH oAn-
sAFARlLLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared
by the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy
ablshed for the suppression of quackery This refined
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the pur
wing qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs
Is confidently recommended by the College, infinitely
superior any extract OF rsaparla at present before
he public, and may be relied on as certain remedy or
all diseases arising from impure state Of the blood,
such scroula salt-rheum, ringworm, botches pi
pies ulcers pain in the bones joints nodes cutaneous
sruptIons ulcerated throat any disease arising
rom tire secondary effects oi syphilis or an injudicous
Use oimercury.
Sold in single Bottles at ......... rs cents each.
in Cases NJ half a-oOscc Roiios, 80 so
dOI,u o0
Cases forwarded 10 Oh psfls " tnc Union.
" ia very liberal discount to wholesale anrchae a.
Once OF the College, % Nassau street
w. s. RICHARDSON, NJ. q, Agel4t
The New York herald., 1844-07-11

MADAME CrNTr DnMoRRAU.-Th charming pri-
ma donna gives concert al the Pavilion New
Brighton, on Saturday next. II will be delight
f,,l fraaf
The New York herald., 1844-07-11

PosT OFFICE DfpARTMENT.-We perceive thai
Postmaster General Wcklif[e is now in this neigh.
borhood, and we have no doubt that he will draw
great many sensible reflections on the pre-
sent situation of the Post Office Department, by
seeing the manner in which his contemporaries are
prospering in the work OF carrying letters cheap
rate. The probability is, that Mr. Wicklfle will,
before he leaves his office, run the Department in
debt to the amount OF million OF dollars, beside
running il in public opinion, that great difficulty
will be experienced by Congress in its re-organiza
ton
Such have been the effects of Mr.. Wickliffe's
obstlnacy-s self-willed obstinacy in refusing all
form OF the Post Office Department, and partlcu
larly IN adopting his narrow and proscriptive pro
hlbition OF the railroads employed by the govern
ment, from conveying the newspapers between the
large cities He now begins to open his open hs
eyes TO the effects Of his own oond,o,
The New York herald., 1844-07-11

suppose you are aware that John l.. Graham,
p NJ, and silas M. Stlwell, Marshal, are at the
bottom of the movement in this city, insisting upon
the running Of Tyler electoral ticket in this State
and elsewhere lhus endeavorlng to convince Tyler
Of theit loyalty, in order to keep heir'paces and
prevent removal-and as a reward for their :" hum
bug' to be retained by Clay, if elected.
Pork CHOPS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04
,,.. s,o.p Eycb ance-March e.
CONCLUSIVE PROOF
OF THE EXTRA ORDINARY EFFICACY OF
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

OF The EXTRAORDINARILY EFFIOdSl "
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
HADDoSFIELD, New-Jersey, April 20 1873.
On or about the 18th day Of October 1871 taken Vith
violent pain the side the liver which continued LOT
about DAYS and followed by the breaking OF an ulcer
or something nwardy which relieved the pam LITTLE put
caused me throw up great quantity OF on nsVe matter
and also much blood Being greatly alarmed at thla ap
Piled to physician but he said though ne could DO but
fused 10 take feeling satisfied they could do good
many other remedies then procured by my We and
friends but done any good and the discharge OF
blood and corruption still every te days and at
Ia became so offensive could scarcely breathe was also
sized with violent cough. which times caused TO
much blood than had done before and disease
continued in this still growing worse until February
when all hopes Of recovery Were given u and my renos
ali thought would die Of galloping consumption AT this
moment when my life apparently draw ing Its close
heard of DR.. Wistas Basan Of Wild Cherry aud got bot
three bottles of this medicine, all pains were removed my
cough and splitting blood and corruption entirely stopped
and few weeks ny health so far restored as to enable
me work my trade (Which carpener aud up 70 his
time have enjoyed good health THOMAS COZENS.
Ne,c.Jerey Gloucester County, sS-PersonaIly came De-
fore me- the subscriber of the Justices OF the
for the said county Thomas Cozens and being duly
according law, saith the above statement Is III al hss
true Affirmed before the 10th day OF Ap1ii, 1873
' j. CLEMENT, j. +.
Another of 10 gears standing is cured by this Balsams9
II we can refer prove this whose authority VIII
nor be questioned Bsware coutrfe1ts and '1nstqt.ons
which are offered the reputation of this Balsan Sold only
bv Isaac Butts Fulton OF Nassau New
York; Dexter Albany; <. w. Bull, Harttordi Gorham,
New-Haven icy In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

"a HALL TO LET-A comnodious Hall suit
E;;ss able for Temperance Society Lecture Room
with Nos. and 36l Rroome street between
the Bowery and Centre Aarket let for evenings
the week exclusively forl, , or years. From
if Possession be bad the first of May
e4fly application wogld be desirable order 10 get su
Client time alter aud repair such things the applicants
may require,
Al,a to let the same premises Room suitable for
School Room, and which hs, been used such for
time.
For farther information apply the premises TO
f2l lm* JOHN EDWARDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

Es FOR SALE OR TO LET-The convenient
F,:S story basement brick house. No. 40 Madison
street, has every convenience for the accommodation
of large family and OF the desirable situations
the The lot 25 by 100 feet If Sold the larger
proportion of the purchase money remain mortgage
Also the two story basement bck house directly in the
the Of the lot has every conven for the accom-
mediation of families. If sold the largest part of
the purchase money may remain on mortgage. Apply;to
JAS. LOFETT, at the Bo,yery Ins. Co.. cor. OF
Ge22 2w~ Rowery and Grand street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04
A SCIENTIFIC HAIR TONIC KEST0V n
AND BEAUTIFIER
TRIAL BOTTLES-TEREE SKILL INcn

VI IEUSE WHO NdVS used ones 8 ,Or.l o.;
L Restorative know excellent qualities: IA w..
have not say that The fac, OF cur se ree-sSss s6
AFRAID of persons trying small quanti, Grs, We ne neg
possess the following 9uates-i; VIII force the han
grow any part where Nature Intended hair n CO. a %
falling off, scurf apdruf, and make igbs S sop
hair gov dark For dressing the hair soft and six soSisy
exceed ths- makes truly beautiful and keeps II -
for the hai, Sod-p!ce g. or shiIliass bse..m mag
sign Of the American Eagle 81 Chatham.stree; Newyn
Buildings, Philadelphia POI King-s,rees Charleston
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Brother IN Humanity,
WILLIAM HENRY CLAIMING.
,erciaI Ctrcnlar Foreisn Lette

u. Commercial Circular Foreign Letter
oce e3s will be 19waTd
dies and q G SEsr f
i;shed twice week Monday and Thusday mornings, a,
aad this one Of the most valuable publications Of the day
29 lwS
u, New Express for Detrois.aM1essr;s+ Wells Wells
a'sfs'dsSs $dJSSy S W.
NEW YORK. ALBA hxpk ANR BUFFALO DAILY
office Ee M .s SfT he G a ns Saas.
sds for h os,or S 6nnh notes
accounts and all such other business as may be en-.
Packages must be delivered at Co.'s office on or before
The evening of the 9Th inst to ensure m @
New York and Buffalo Express
WELLS & co.
:nh2Tt% Buffalo and Chicago Express
ULots IN Wimlamsburg for sale.77six eli.
Ihorcn-har- East from The South Ferry surrounded by new
Sod s5 SD Ss.s ssssP < ss R't 3;
the evening his residence in Williamsburg ie2sf
sa,f 2s.s5 sna s1ss. a
~ Tlsy offered Z esiOy located clean and airy
M vc Of hs pasp pi as ans ne Ia
sonvepnt and neat while its table is supplied
s Ing entirely Animal Food and s.inulants Of ell kinds
sa 9s'e Shower Baths tree Ss"s@'ef 81 yasa
~ DIR. Felix Gourauti's Pouars Subtitle
ps s s hsT nn
eevad forehead the stubborn beard Of any kind of
os BE the the
so M. E.snih a and a HSsh New
RSsn; Brown Is chssa" Street 's Jordan
d%s
Norwich Toasey Rochester N. Y; Guild Bangor; White
Can be seen and tested befobuyng Proof positive this,
aud no mistake. 2si I'm
Have you heard the News If you have
@ ss that the w sss asSe
R55 Gsf mecas and s the
beneficial results affecting they do the dearest interests OF
ans% m nG," az e
ariy brought within ;Ae control oil medicine Even
'"s "s CCoco%SSss SUMPTION DEATHS Prime Minister
which has long preyel upon the and best OF
s R Fl: sia s fs Il ys'd to the ''H''vs influence Of
In I'M, of humbug these assertions may appear be
aSd sn' Of 9sS e. fhf b sAn
1 q ITS s efficacy Sss.sss OF
strcted perspaor. cannot fall think TO convince the
most scsp,ica f263t
me to express my thanks for the bsne-
h have derives from the use of gour Southern Balm For
which during The Winter particularly deprived Of
ss would a inGs7 sc se that Wss
@ ssib d aon 'Pe rs sn obSs to IN
Constant fear rup;prins blood vessel taken
bottles OF TAYLoES BALSAM OF LIVERW0RT
ihoat obtaining permanent relief and began 10 despair
o getting any thing that would by chance
obtained bottle Of your SOUTHERN BALM, and before
qhleSm. and able 20 sleep soundly all night
NV wife also attacked the Influenza tina, she was
unable 10 lie bed aud after trying various remedies, herb
tees &c &c without finding relief she used your Balm
winch very cured her entirely have hesitation
saying that II IS the best medicine FOR the lungs nyeuld
inaSmuc rs Immediate effect and pleasant the
TASTE and cheer9ily recommend whose
lungs affected With bsst wishes for your happiness
and prosperity, Ire,nau yours SC
L. F:GREENi, 1876 Froat ST.
Brooklyn, JAM ". lS23 f276t~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04
= vt FASTs p Fok Rl s. lsis J;
u !ohn l,onper Of Nav York, has, ID

u SSIohn Conger Of Nav York. has, IN a
series of but not now for the hist me az
sailed ch racer aud charged upon the attempt 20 PAIN
of spurious edge tools by Of the stamp which ne
has seen m to use but which he has In actno ght and
he has seen fit TO impcate IN the same charge the hrm OF VI
born s. Little with whom atoms my tools are LOT SAG,
deem It my duty TO make the following statement and nsD
sixty wears since my father, Thomas Conger FOLLOWED tn
business of making edge tools IN the negbong sta,e
New jersey and invariably used The stamp Of Congsr ana
that 100 when said John Conger was blowing the bellows
bis forge his apprentice. 10 that business was ptonsn
M and when my father gave mp his buSness about he y
1922 continued IT, using the stamp The above namea
JOAN Conger was with my father sbout an apen
tce and journeymaa he says nteenaiy) IN his savel
mept never learned anyhing OF father dun9S tha ul
he by that SANDER the dead incapable Oh Is
ing him the Ieputa ION OF my fathers Tools both a. nome
Upon the contrary that he himself WI iheepip
of being taught may By And from the iac1 OF me-
John Congers taking the stamp Of father 70 give
TO tools Of his make should rather be inclined 70 aA
it in thst respect true. Iii,
Ofone thing however will give John Congef me cfeO,
if that part of his advertisement be aud that OF
ing be honest assuming the stamp which ne JUN
have taken the first place and left my stamp 10 hose m
alone were entitled and make the stepping SION.
his and unjustitabe use by himself psa ~
keeping or attempting keep others out Of the maEe ~
myself conscious of having devIaed ifen the pau
Of right shall continue the stamp heretofore used oy He
my father before As TO my tools. they require no wi
than their merit give them character asI
would De before the public my own nen
respect them had John Conger bsse asailed WI"
my the character Of Mesrs. Osborn Little VINO a
and Will be future my sole Agents in tbs Clty-crp
f27 lw JOHN r. CONOhn.~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

@GF0R SALE or Exchange for property in the
c. city CT " York Farm Containing Is acres. be.r,if
--and healthy situation, miles from the City Of New
Brunswick, NewJersey, the Philadelphia road On The
premises good House Barns and OUT Buildings with
variety 81 Fruit Trees Fo further Information incus OF
christopher Citing the premises or TO C. CoTteiyou
Tyre Founder. No. I3 Chamber 81. y. Y. NH Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

n m In addition TO the ADORE. inasmuch John
r. Il "a Conger has by late advertisement and in
contradiction of own advertisement,
serted that hare Of his Tools, though
1t be necessary for here. where are known 10
uounce the direct and positive atsehood,
1oiul aud deliberate one, and which fully prepared
subsaut ate YET lest those not acquainted with might
be deceived mised feel ourselves called upon DO
and fur say that only have thn but we shall
continue 70 keep his said ConSers Too 50 long as there
a liberal discount edge Tools To merchants.
The subscribers also IMPORTERS and GENERAL DEAL
EKs in ENGLISH. GERMAN and AMERICAN HARD
WARE, CUTLERY sc. &c, including very EXTENSIVE
ASSORTMENT. which they offer To COUNTRY MERCHANTS
CHARLES OSBORN,
CHARLES S. LITTLE Jas 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

Ed NOTICE..-Osborn& Little appear quite
E FESTIVE, since their detection in the small business
which they have fit TO engage, aGd DESTROYS
n 81 mssy.s IL g0Hs way
w Let the CALLED jade vince" They me Of
la,ehood IN the statement that they had uot my toO
~ TO sell. mean they have not assortment and
this can subsantate. Two persons called Osborn
Le and inquired carpenters tools of Conger make
they said they had They asked for coopers tooshy
were handed assortment stamped Couger" bat the
genuine stamp. They then asked for Congers Of New
York-they produced and adze. They asked
for rounding, howeling and hollow knvesthey had
The fact then, appears they have just sufficient 10
by, and those they have procured without my know
ledge consent They have made OF my so long
that appears quite neura and would almost death
them part with it, They say they Intend as Ions
there tools of my manufacture i'll the Market clearly
showing that they appreciate the advantage they have already
and still hope 10 gain through tin their business The
upon my tools is thus C0NGER,
I'm York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

.asa FARMERS, MERCHANTS. AND ME-
C::5 CHANICS LAND, LOAN and EXCHANGE
-1AOFTICEAt this Office be found greater variety
property for sale Tor exchange than at oheS Office
Factories Water Pow Wild Lands, Houses and Lots IN
good city security Merchants mechanics wishing TO
Change goods or articles oC good productive
nroDrty or Tor valuable wild lands will find er
est to negotiate through Office All business entrusted to
our WILL meet with prompt attention.
P.SiiIH, 50 iiibertv-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

@&FOR EXCHANGE-A snug Farm contain
ing 100 acres OF Land good House, Barn, Orchard and
90 Fences will ae thee-Quater Michigan Lands and
ore-uaTa7 cash Amply 20 A. smith IS Litertyst H2o #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04
sEBRING's RESTORATIVE CORDIAI

rs now universally admitted to be Certain
Specific for DyspsPa Neyons Affections, Weakness, Lex,
of Appetite Deb'; &c Physicians prescribe to her ~,
TENTS gentlemen who have experienced It's curative e
gratefully recommend ~ ladies' have derived the sr1,,
benefit from exhibition IN and other conn,.
ep!cure restored te their ape and the weak and fssS
made strong and vigorous. Health, the poor man, .S
tsnd 70 ali cases and an sa =.
turers merchants and bankers lawyers and vnes phiss
Pliers poets and planters have all been cured BY this mse
as their certificates and recommendations stsac,oay rray
Yet thousands upon thousands remain who daily suh
when an niashe remedy offered to than in ,he Rs
sold at his Office Nos Murray street jls in
T'HE ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
! ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP, FOR THE CURE
o. ERUPTlONS., CHAPPED FLESH, &e.-CAuvg1misss
THE PuBLtc-The proprietor OF this lately confined
momsly n'ereed therefore, buy cake Of this with
the signature of T. Jones the wrapIe and particularly
only the agents here advertised Be careful OF this. you
want the genuine Always ask for Joness Italian Chemical
Soap-take other Without misrepresentation these .r.
positive QUALITIES for which il has received the highest en-.
Of the ssupy and the unsolicited approval The
ted States OF dsguremen, and eruption of The skin
such pimpes 'reckes botche salt rhepm scu5vy heat
spots burn, morpew SC. Cure chapped flesh, Sc
1t will change tn color OF dark yellow or sun burnt skin
to beautifully healthy ceaIpess To prove to the public s
Vesprn the inventor BY the Medical Society Of Paris: Tvs
consider NJ Fesprin the greatest phanhropl,; OF the age
and his Italian Chemical Soap miracle 10 cure supuonI
Disagreement otthe skin II will prove blessing 70 utu
ages" Sold b. the only general agent IL the United S
81 Chaham-street. \. Y. 1879 Fuonreet BrooSlyrs
Siae-sttect Boston, Ledger Buildings, Pmladrphn al
kng-str-st, Charleston, :. &. IL: In
AM fddIs y G s.sS FL Ho Te9Ls Is
SSHlP CARPENTERS, BUTCHERS
e can 5 = Il HI oESs!siR EMTh SEk
YORK Of the celebrated manufacturers, t0a,Tcad
sf SsS c9SGERs BARTON :a5 SMITHS
AL.o, ICo0pers' Doweling Bita;
Am.ncan Iron Rivets; do. Beck Irons;
Coope,s' Tru.. HOOPS; do. Tapand Bung- bo,.f,;
Do Head and Stave Join do l.eveliug Planes;
40. vices;
do Stock Howells and do Gompas'es;
Crosezs; do. Marking Irons, &cSc
do Braces;
NOTlCE-Snffcient is it in the advertisement
that appears 10 the contrary, that only have the Tools
JOHN CoNcEn, 50 Attoney-stree New York, for sale
here advertised but also have the genuine WARRANTED
Cast Steel JOHN p CoNGERs which warrant in all re
| spects equal, If nor superior, 10 John Conger's.
And the said John Conger has manifested much feel
ing in relation TO our selling Tools that HIS make
DEEM bat Justice for the information Of the pabc say
that the said John Conger learned his tra4e with The fat
Toos made by John p Ccuger We have abundance; aud
they do require the of Jsn Couser % Attorney
81 O make them saieable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

AA CROTON HALL TO LET.-This Hall, &C.
cupying Of the best locations in the city, the
corner the Bowery and Divsonstree let four
evenings each week and every day except Sundays. IL
finely fitted up has ante-room ate Piano Forte, and
well calculated for Lectures Concerts. and Public Meetings
ofany kind JOHN ALCOHOL is trial at this Hall
every Saturday evening He prosecuted with great strength
and vigor and defended With equal spirit and will probably
get clear. Inquire in Clock Establishment the Hall.
f3 re r SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

s-rS 5000 ACRES ILLINOIS LANDS FOR Sale
e1change-Laads, location and tt!cs good Bargain
-.zss-can be had By applying TO
Al SWIFT b, IS LipertT 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

"a FARM FOR SALE-Containing Al acres
iAi Of pasture, wood and plough land with number
CALDWELL, ESSEX COUNTY, y. j. 10 mile. from
New-York, snd North OF Newark. The house is commo
fowheh purpose it was built BY Calvin s Crane dec. whe
had oufishng school there for many years. might
command custom from the much travel on The fne turnpike
prevails There variety Of fruit the premises the
location is high and healthy line of stages Ne.r
ark thence by railroad Newiork Pnce $4,000 par, OF
which may remain mortgage not sold before the 49,
OF Third month tMarch) it " then be offered al pub
lie SALE the premises al o'clock NJ either in village
lots entire purchasers be found Tile ndi.pntable
For further particulars inquire the premises 10 Wilson
Crane, Genus s. Crane, West Bloomfield; or sin New
York. Of MAHLON DAY s. CO s1i Pear! ST. Of Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

e,sss>4. 600 ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS, 10, 900
80 Pennsylvania and $1,000 in Indiana improved and
.-AsiInproyei. Apply 10 - Smith,
n90 If 81 Liberty street.