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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-10-01
IN ATTACHMENT.

4 Z VI L 4
TERRTroRY OF WISCONSIN, } Before H. Tut
Justices Court tie, Justice OF
the Peace.
Epaphro Seymour &
William ii. Fiield,
VS.. Racine County,
John W..White &
Hiram White.
T VIE above Defendants will take notice that
l. Writ of Attachment has been ISIS led against
them, and their property attached to satisfy the
demand of the said Plaintiffs and that unless they
appear before the Justice above named, on the 2lst
day Of October, A. ID. 1874, at one o'clock p. Nj.
of said day, al his office in Southport, in said
~, Judgment will be rendered against them, and
their property sold to pay the said debt.
BY order of The Court.
EPAPHRO SEYMOUR, ! p,a;n,;e,
WILLIAM II. FlFIELD. "''':D''
Dated September 81, 1874.
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d AMSDELL'S Iceland Moss Candy, the best
IL hing known tor coughs and ceidss Tor sale al
G. r. WALKER & co,
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to A. III. Morrison either
I n by note or account, are hereby notified that
The same are left with Volney French, Esq, for
collection. Those wishing to save costs viii! please
attend to this Notice.
ID. BALLENTINE, assignee.
Southport, Sept. %, 1874.
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A POPULAR View Of the Doctrines OF CHAs
"A FOURIER, for sale al
KINGS Book Store.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF BOOKS

Just received at the Southport Book store, full
supply OF School Books, consisting of Sander
Isl, 2nd, I'd and 4th Readers Emersons LIST Arith
metic, Sc. G.. X. WALKER g. Co.
August 2.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-10-01
LUMBER. LUMBER.

TINE undersigned have formed Copartnership
l. under the firm of Lay, Fisk & Co. for the
purpose of prosecuting the Lumber trade in all its
various branches. They have now commenced
receiving and will probably receive on avera &c
900 feetper week through the season, and they
would respectfully solicit all those wishing Lumber
to call at our Yard and examine our assortment be
fore purchasing.
Our yard may be found near the new Pier &
Ware House.
-TERMS:-CAsH-
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ESTRAf.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons con.
IN cerned, that Letters of Administration OF the
estate Of the late Ezra Brown deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned By the Hon. Ezra Bir-
chard. Judge Of Probate OF The County of Racine.
Il persons having claims against said estate viii
Present The same for settlement, and all person:
Indebted to said estate are requested make I'M
mediate payment ABEL X. PHILLIPS.
Paris, September 4th, 1871
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Marine Record

PORT OF PORT.
repaired weekly fer the Telegraph, by o. Brook
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STRAYED.

ENROM the Subscriber on the 18th of July, two
Il Steers, four years old dark red, the
other yellow cast, with star in the forehead J.,
both hind feet white, and about half of the tail
white. The horns Of the red one stand up rather
more than common. reward of five dollars will
be paid to any one who will deliver the cattle 10
the subscriber VIM. SHERMAN.
BIoomlelI, Walworth CO., OCT. |, 1874.
MA 81
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OAR and Hoop Iron, Spring and Plow steel
G. C. NANNY,
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Richardson & Co.'s Celebrated
AMERICA paNAl.EA

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free from uieu:lon, and warranted free from any inVre
SINCE by IN dvldua suely afflicted with DLCEkaI ~
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physicians in the United STATES tor eight year,,
without he least apparent hope OF restoration 10 HEALTH mo
was by them ncufnhe but whu after taking e
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diseases to wit SALT RHEtM, SCROFuLA, uLGnER;-
k[SEs E1i{ !TlisTEES 2,Srf H y
BiLES, sCURVY, CHRONIC sQRE EYES. 81; oTCHES.
PiMPLES On THE FACE SCALP llEAR AMP II C All
OR AN IMPURE STATE or THE BLOOD. The etfca-
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enumerated and It's effects truly astonishing Only one IN
ng which usually produces tonic effect while I'm most cases.
il also acts gentle catharc. increasing the appetite ana
general health of the patent causing all uceuted sores 70 9
charge profsely and producing m efectua ateatve
whole syse purifying and prOducinga perfect ucnon
Persons while taking it, should refrain from the Of all
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York and at 10 Asto House No. t3 and go
No. la Westseet Nos % and ao Bowep No; 30 Fulton
street No g and 3S Hudson md So HAMMOND street. co.,
Hudson No Jos Grand street No lS! and its 'neenwlcn
street No. liz and 81 Cherry street No 10
No 81 Cuthanestreet Nos 35l and 4el Peafstreet No liz
Brooklyn, j. W. Smith, comar Of Fulton and Cranbefy-
streets: and Wan Busuye. Sutes Btdnss corner :, ~ ~
Dr. V. b. iockrow, No. 81 Bcavers Clinton Buildings.
General Wholesale and Retail Is gent l 10; anany csre,.
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VOL. Nv. NO. Oh.

good sense to embrace the doctrines taught by the
Loco party. There no safety until the battle is
won. Every man ought to be up and doing-our
interests are all at stakc-our principles are in
volved in the contest that laugh; US by those
who gained our sacred liberty. Every consdera
ton that binds man to his country calls upon every
voter to do his duty. IN ,heIanguage Of anothc-,
say Wings &C 1874. arouse from the ignoblc
supinencss which encompasses you-awake from
the lcthargy in which you are bound-cast from
you that unworthy apathy which seems to mskc
you indifferent to the fate of your country
arouse, awake, shake eff the dew drops that
gathered on your garments and once more march
to battle and TO victory. YORKER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23
Shouting over louisiana
he Louisville Journal of the 10Th SAYS /:


The poor Loco Focos were funny enough yes
tcrday to fire guns on account of the Louisiana
elections. Bang. bang went their gun by the
hour. This is about the qucerest proceeding We
ever heard of in all our lives. We understand
that Mr.. P. an honest Loco. Foco, went up where
they were blazing away, and asked what they
were firing about ooh, it's for the louisiana
elections" said II. "For the Louisiana cleo
tions?" said P, "why thought you were a
Democrat. Is this Wing crowd 2" No."
said Fl. "we are all Democrats, but then we are
firing for the Louisiana elections" Have not
the Wings gained member of Congress in the
New Orleans district by large majority?" said
P. eyes," said IL, 9" but that's nothing"
Bang. If they have not gained member Of
Congress in the Alexandra district, have they not
at least reduced our majority of five hundred at
the former election to almost nothing ~ said P.
Eyes," said H., I" but that isn't much" Bang !!
u" Haven't they carried the Legislature, and even
secured larger majority on joint b,llot than
they had last year," said P. Yes" said H,
al suppose they have, but that's not worth talk
ing about" Bang! "Haven't they carried a
very decided majority of the State Convention ~
said P mo doubt of it," said H. "but we
don't mind trifl4s." Bang! Well" said p.
"if the Why's have done all this in the State
bordering on Texas, where they expected de-
feat, and where we had no doubt of sweeping
everything before us by overwhelming majorities,
what in the world makes you fire guns" WHY
The truth 49," said H. eve have the powder ON
hand, and, as the Wings are going to fire, we
want to be beforehand with them" Bang
WELL" said p. turning upon his heel, "if
that's the way you mislead your political friends.
wonder you are not afraid your gun will hurst
and knock your brains out. hope 1t will. Good
bye"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

lSf, IN that Stale, Going bute munuiiy be-
half. tLoco-Fvco papers generally.
On the above the Baltimore Patriot comments
as follows
The above meets us in several Loco. Foco pa
pers, and we copy 1t from The Washington Spec
rator. MIR. Brown was one OF the Harrison
Electors in 1886, but deserted with Mr.. Calhoun
In 1897, and has ever since voted against the
Wings. Mr.. Stewart lrdS not Harrison Eeclor
III 1910. Both these gentlemen voted against
The Wings at the last election one in Baltimore
County, the other in the city, and then for the
first tiIae, the Wings carried the county and oh.
FAMED an overwhelming majority in the city
We have no ilca that tier voting agans. the
Why's cas INC reason of the WING trlumphs-
ia, the fact that sc did triumph IN the face Of
Their opposition proves that where We lose one
man, ACCORDING 10 the results oil the election, We
gain HUNDREDS.
In Mar land there is, we may assure Wigs and
Loco Focos, 10 doubt OF the result, either Of the
Guhernatorlal or Presidential elections. The
Wings will triumph in both by very large mc-
lorities-for the Wing party IS stronger now than
il ever was before. There is scarcely County
IN The State in which important changes have
not been made in our favor, and in the City OF
Baltimore the gain to the Wings is already
,onishingly large and is increasing. The records
of the Clay Clubs prove this beyond all contro-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

u Major L. II. OsGooD. an officer Of the
Last War, and who served through the whole
war, has been removed from the office of Measurer
in the Custom. House Of Boston, and James Hol-
brook, Editor of a Tyler Loco Foco paper in Hart
ford, Conn. has been appointed to the Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23
The yvhIg Fire I'm Vermont.


The Clay Wings of GOLD FRANKLIS,' Yer
mont, held a Convention at Sheldon on the 18th
inst, over which Hon. HEMAN ALLEN, late Min
lister to Chill, presided. The people lockcd thither
by thousands, to hear the free and open discus
sion of the questions now presented to the coun-
try for its determination. The Convention was
ably addressed by J. j. BEARDsLEY, Esq. of St.
Adams, who, until the nomination of Polk and
Dallas, was in full fellowship with the Loco Foco
party, u Loco Foco States attorney, and Loco
Foco member of the General Assembly; by
Hon. GEORGE P. MARSH, present member of Con-
gress from the Burlington District, by Hon.
SAMUEL S. PHELPS, present U. S. Senator from
Vermont, and by J. w. FOWLER, Esq. of Cherry
Valley, Otsego Co. New York, q very forcible
and brilliant stump orator.
The enthusiasm cyinced is a favorable augury
fer the success OF our Wing ticket at The coming
election. Yon may rely upon it that cold
franklin " will come to the rescue.
Yours, Truly, ST. Adams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

u There were 1925 arrivals by railway at
Saratoga Springs for the week ending the 18th
inst. The stages brought about GOO more, SO
that that the aggregate number of arrivals in the
week has not been less than 1900. The number
of visitors now at the Springs is estimated at
5000. Alb. Daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

IJ1Thc steamer Nimyot, belonging to the
American Fur Company, arrived yesterday, in
l6 DAYS from the mouth of the Yellow Stone.
She brought down 1850 packs Buffalo robes, 20
packs furs six bufaloes, an elk, an grizz!e bear,
and beaver. ST Louis Gaz 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23


~ Water Cure.-J Shew. NJ. D. m author on Wa
ter Cure 23 Fouts ready his friends and Others
who cnrc TO be trete medically ith0 drugs Water Cure.
for efficacy system without parallel in the healing nr-
Most cases. not ALL be well treated in private dwell
nss elsewhere. The poor advised a'atultoisy y- 5m
n-Jamcs IT. Hodge, who IS practically iamllaF VII
Mining operations ard the working OF Ores IN the United
States and Cuba, may he consulted on the value OF Mining
unds ores, and minerals at his rt)i No. - laite buiufs
corner of Broadway and ChamEer-St'eet-
He will aualyze Minerals Soils Waters and articles OF Com
MERGE rs Potash. Bara White Lend. &c &c Specimens
oMner Ores and Earhs may be sent TO him from The coun-
try and he will their value and uses ut once or
submit them exact analysis. Us may DC required au MS
charges will vary accordingly.
References Gnne! M.n:urn Co.. Prof J. Revere. NJ.
D.. w. c. Eedfield. ESQ.,
We have employed M Hodge to perform some chemical
analyses Tor and from the exrc; manner WHICH tney were
ssss%is We s So S'sla'y 's'0 T. SANDS
New YORK. June 1. 1874. ie2 eodtf
rs- The Tariff: - IS, compared e'La the Sabst,-
tue proposed by -7dsersGes IN Ae BIZ reported 10 ne
United States House Of Representatives bv Gen. Mckay d
NC ~ Il. GREELEY
The above Trac, Is ready and or sale * The Tribune cce
Price Sl5 per 100.
~ The Life and Public Services of Hem
ry Clay by EPEs SARGENT may be obtained at Reddlhs
Co.'S Boston: Zeber b Co.'S. Philadelphia and a Cushing
Brothers. Baltimore. ms Biography tie fullest and most
complete OF published of Ar Clay and sold at the
unrommnnly low pnce Of i2N, ceuts per copy ~ DEW
o. Thomson's Clay Metal.-Fof see at The
Tribune Office. leo Nlsau.street, THOMSON CLAY MEDAL
The Medallion acknowledged Likeness. and pronounced
masterpiece of u Prize 80 per hundred Orders from Clay
Clubs solicited. jyll II
% The Letters OF Cassfus n. Clay, on SA-
very and the Presidency printed Pamphlet and for
nile at the Tribune otc Price sl per lo or STU per 100
copies.
OF The Books Of Subscription to the Capita
Stock the New York nod Ere Railroad Co.
the Office of the Company No. "a Welsreet between ne
hours Of 10 and 5. WIN. NJ. GOULD. Secretu :.
New-York. April 9th. 1871 10
CT Hardware, Cutlery, &c.-LEWlS BENEr
DICT co. respectful! inform their friends and the public
generuy they removed this city. nd have taken
the Store 81 Pearree;, toppote the Pearsreet House,
where they opening large and we!selec'ed nssor
meni OF Goods. both Foreign and Domestic to which ey
would call attention of those wkhing 70 purchase ap3Ou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

DURABILITY OF CEDAR-A cedar single was
put on the barn of Ensign Abel Bliss, of Wilbra-
ham, in May, l740, and taken off by his grand
son, John Bliss, July 9, le44-making 1t lO4
years old, and yet but little rotten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23
MANSION HOUSE,
ONLY
TEMP ERAN E HO U S E:
MlDDLETOWN, CONN.
By Z. p. III b A Il D

@- North American PhalnnI, Monmouth Co
j. address Leedsvie P. o. 81 miles from New-Y wa
steamboat ORUS from Fulton Market to Red Bank daily dur
Ing the summer. Mr. EDWARD GILES is the accredited
Agent of the Phann1 NewYok. and may be consulted on
s business from 5 to o'clock NJ at his residence No. l
Wnlkerst jyl 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

who have cnoret clothes to wa,h
L will find fthey Roberts Improved Brown Soap, TINT
their cnces and musn' x not fade nor Their an1e shrink
making them clenr fresh and son as when new and : war
unted the texture the least II etfecun
in removing grease from wooers carpets Bear in mind
Brown Soap. and every bar stamped I. Roberts In
proved Soap For sale by OF the principal Gro
CEN in this City and Brooklyn Manu@eiay go ChsEyss
y6 TRUMAN ROBERTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23
TIE VINO SPIRIT IN KENrucky.-The

TIE WIG SrIRIr IN KENrrcKY.-The Louis
vile Journal OF The l2h inst. says
Hon. john ]. Crittenden arrived here ycster.
day, and in the afternoon we sent out a few hand
bills, announcing ,hit he would speak at the
Wing Pavilion in the evening. The evening
came, and with i; came the NEST tremendous
gathering tina. we ever saw in the city of Louis
vile. Full 4,C00 persons assembled to listen to
Fir. Crittenden, and more than 500 of them were
ladies' The orator spoke upward of two hours.
or the transccndcnt brilliancy oi his coquence,
and the rap,urous enthusiasm Of the vas. multi
,udc, VIC have neither time nor room to speak
this morning. We must defer what we have to
say till to- norrow. Suffice it for the present TO
say that the whole was glorious, glorious, thrice
glorious.
On the next night they had another grand
torch.hght procession, in which over 5000
Wings participated, and whichis described in the
Journal as far superior to the ono on the 29ih
alt. which the Editor pictured in such glowing
terms.
TRNNEssE.-We copy the following from the
the Nashville Wing of the 18th.
Old Rutherford a,oake -Four Thousand in
Council near Murfreesborough.-On Thursday,
Hon. E. II. Foster and Hon. D. W. Dickin-
son addressed between four and five thousand
persons, at barbecue a few miles from Muir
frecsboro', on the Nashville Turnpike. The feast
was prepared under the auspices of the ladies of
the neighborhood, and we understood that about
eleven hundred of The wives, mothers, and daugh-
tiers Of old Rutherford were present. This is only
one sign OF the Wing spirit Of that county in the
present compaign. We shall have many such
hefnre November
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TRIBUNE BUON BINOEt
No. SPRUCE STREET.
THIRD STORY.
GAYLORD & ALEXANDER.
Are prepared to execute Binding for BOOKSELLERS.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private individuals.
n B. Particular attention pnd to reminding Old Books. Pc
odcnls Music. &C., good style and reasonable rates.
Persons visiting the city con have their books rebound
.ho,+ nc,;r. J5u
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Useful Books for the People.
EarnhamS Travels,

.ui Rocky Mountains, and Oregon Territory; by Thomas
FAa>HAM Esq Pnse . cents; i've COPIES for 81 . 1t j,
really rrr.hnS from, the p-ruSal OF such valuable
and work There such fountain OF FRESHNESS,
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drinking from :. sp4tkn. !nunt IhIia. paper.
In these DAYS o Cheap Literature when every Kind OF
flooded weekly from the press,
really refreshing to rise from the petsa of sach valuable
and interesting work The winter appears to have struck on,
fo himself sns path and h.s so entertained and
or mi owr.s BEAUTIFUL imagery and stirring incident that
lover in lis widest and most sublime :eaehnSs
o the kind possess There such fountain OF freshness
originality gushing through every page. such CONTINUAL
stream and anscdote, that never oeconeI
drinking from rs sparkling iount.
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COODBOARD-Fnr single gentlemen or geosnen atG n .ne'
wives al NJ 81 yeey,tr,et corner 81 - fe'efs race
~ g. Transient 6oaIdes accommodated hee!enr,s "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

WATCH MAKER-A young nan OF Industrious and
steady hshs md who >. fully com os'cn, 10 eosduet such
hn,tc., wi hear nf cht"n woriy a: hs ATTENTION
frnr and beautiful village Eeer this tty b. calling at g
80 Jylslw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

.C,uo,yrp R.Tu-Wsnied 10 purchase. seeond hard
~ R-.n IN god order Address Shower Bath l.. p
0ce Box "a ,,zss Kind pnce. and where may b, ,..0
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How they Make ,em.

In Maryland. ELIAS Brown and DAVID STEWART the
former HARRIsos Esc;or Of 1895, and the latter tor
1871, IN that Slate, Going butte nuniuy be-
half. Loco Fvco paoers generally
On the above the Baltimore Patriot comments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

pOARDING-A, 9. Corrtlapd,-,ree,--Sin sen.smea
ID or senteel t-ues he Accommodated ~ board ana
comfortable rons Of pariors and required. bed
rooms adj an.ng, at q CourSGdt street New Y"ik.
''o NV NRS. GERE
IT,. r.,.b % il ,,oksn IN the family ,eS neod~
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For further particulars and conclusive evidence Of It's superb
or value aG efficacy pamphlets. which may be obtained
gTas.
Prepared and sold, wboesnIe md rciail, by
a. u. & u SANDS. Druggists.
70 Fulton street. a3 Isroway u East Broadway ,1
States. Price. 81 per bottle; sly bottles tor 90
% The public respectfully requested to remember tnat
such remarkable of the difficult class Of diseases 10
which the human frame SUBJECT therefore nG Tor Sandss
SnrsnnnnlLn. and take Other le1o lmDoSW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

COUTHUOY & MEYERS, 81 BRoADWAY.
ifl 'CANDELAB SC, ard Dealer IN HQUsE-FuR-<
NISHING CoOIIS generally Being cennesifa van sns o.
6sd TO oseI I.Asp, Candeana 9f ;hatah'' bai 30
tns Prt-nie Dwellings. ;sc End y'ke on The most
rss.onb tarins ard o quality moi be surpassed IN tbs o.
any other country Epera attention ns 10 n aSsl,
beire tie public Eu les hn FOUR c"LD md TWO SLvfR
MEDALS hive within Tie inst been aTainsd 70 ne
manufacturer for thor tupeEUty this class 81 goSd ne
public respectfully invited 10 call and examine LOT e
~ CousrsY TRADERS supplied Is, factoty prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

~ Water Cure.-J Shew. NJ d. m author on Wa.
ter Cure s Fourth. Is ready his friends and Others
who care to be rcued medically chOm drugs. Water Cure
for efficacy is system parallel in the henng art
Most cases. il not ALL be well treated in private dwell
nss rs elsewhere The poor advised aatulolsy. y2 3r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

rs- The Tariff: = IS, compared ei1t the Sabst,-
tuts proposed 6y i 7drersGres Ae BM reported te
United States House Of Representatives 5v Gen. Mckay q
N. c. ~ Il. GREELEY
The above rac; ready :or sale A The Tribune Office.
orire ais Nor 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

We have employed Mr. Hodge to perform some chemical
ana and from the eyc: manner IN when tney were
t,-iu,rlng such work a. Il. SANDS x co.
Sa,v-yorl e2 eOdtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

Z ONt; BRANCH EOARD DING HOUSE. fronting the A.
IL hn;c Ocean;-Io subscriber respectfully morn, LEG
publc that ,hi< House COT the reception OF com
NM under the f Mn Fesr, II sea octh-
Ing sea brr-zcs quiet and -ocd GecommioiA AFRO
the public ee ASSURED o, hnirg le
a this House. JohN hof5 IN,
Long Branch ~ J. July 5. ls4i US LIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

PIANO FORTE MASuFACTORY;-Ihe
rbers nre now furnishing entirely new
Of instruments. which warranted ai-
Ilpeor tone 10 may N USE and to Keep - ee
much longer Tie Improvement nrp Ftainepecu
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