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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

Issa WANTED-By lady and gentleman,
0 either the FIRST second floor Of 'hreesory modern
house, Broadway, at low rent (whout boa'd)
An Arrangement with family would b. preferred
ADDRESS NJ at Tribune office. mii31 e.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

NOTICE If application for the discharge Of an
~ nssvent from his debts. pursuant the provisions
the third article of the first title of the fifth chapter Of ne 3
cond part Of the Revised Statutes PETEh MAST LM
pc before the Honorable 4. Tawalg-, Recorder Of ns
City Of New York at his Office No II Nassau street oil ,a
moan If liar dav mill law6l'
n~.St,te Parer plea,e cOpy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

FRS. GREENS AGENCY FOR D0NESTICS, No. 3SS
Si Broadway, East side between White and Walker streets
Women and Girls who can bring good references supplied with
the bS OF places nj the highest The fee required on
euch one Is . cents. mh0 1ut
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

NOTICE is hereby given, that an Election for
~ Trustees Of the Eastern Dspensary will be held at the
office Of the asituton, tcorner CT Ludlow and Essex
Market place on Monday Evening next. LIST April
The Poll Will be 0peu from 10 O'Clock z. VI.
By order of the Board,
rn3O2t. Ed BROWN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

~. FOR SA Lea valuable Water Power, with
.:ti large factory ard dwelling for gos.iaen iociudig
s, IS acres land situated tn Hudson liv-r. APiy
25i II =. 2. SMITH G5 Liberty StTeet.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

rENU IRON MASTERS. or sale, Ellll Sites
in the immediate nsighbothood 6 6i;ominous Coal and
Iron Ore the quaiity fennsy vanahs reres point
TIDE wheGr such Coal and Orr Ioupd tosrtIer-
Tie communication complete With thilatlphia and Bst
more b. Canals Railway For Pamphlets descriptive o.
the property. and farther infon.tou apply 20 Archibald
lintyre Albany Archibald RobeIton, FiIiadclpil2 o.
to uudesigned Merchants schangs New ofk
where may be specimens of the coal and a'o maps
niG sm. " X. CASEY. Civil Engineer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

EORGE lRON-2O0 toas Refined Plate or Fun
i on; Iron made Charcoal Ps and very superior IN
quaity The of those engaged the lrou mNnuiac
ivi;e this article oil least 25 per cent
BE- realized by puddl NJ Plate instead ci Pig lion
Manufactured and for sale by OLNEY 60
mh23 IIns 23 West st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

uATTER'S PLUSh-The subscriber has on
hand an assortment Of SIX and Angola Plush which he
offers for sale, very low. T. P. CUMMINGS.
ulh2U lni- y Pin uear Pearl.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

Aa1 SUGAR HOUSE TO LET OR LEASE -
a b,ick Bulldog about 10 feet square, stories high
lssst5s with windows every sde has been occupied
Sugar House number o bs had wth all the ne
cessary uien, and fixtures refining oi Sugar I'm
mediate possession Will be given. Apply the premises
and II hose a. ST. Waterst inhl3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

eess:as:>.., ,0GU ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS, 1000
81: Pennsylvania ard Is 900 Indiana iiaProy.! and un
.t-s-nrrore3. ApPlyto = r 5Hfl II,
non If SIS Liberty street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

DIG lkON.-l50 tons Pennsylvania Charcoal,
i Nos. ard ., for sale b.
nh2} I'm OLNE.f co. 2S West ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

go, S-IG ACRES ILLINOIS LAMBS FOR sale
I OF e-clsics Lands location and tes good. Bargain.
o35 q 80 4 P SMITH. s. Lib-rty 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

IL irin. o. he battlefield al Monmouth Nsr JsrssT
IL. he's iae buildings .nJ abundance OF frl.t Terms
- s. z SMITH. S Lherr :. l22t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

T lVER POOL COAL YARD.-Tbe subscriber
IL intends giving his particular ce7o TO the purchase
and sale OF the above Coal ConsumcI5 OF Liverpool Coal
ara invited call the subscriber before purchasing else
where. lie is prepared 10 sell Egr small Tre1t:
Z. STOKES DfCKERSON,
70. LOT AnthonystTCet near Broadway.
rnall la1S Smiths snsc in- sale nhnYa. LIZ Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

,.4s i BARG AIN-FOR SALES Acres of valuable
S Timber and Farming lands finely located Cortland
Co. Ny. Price So the For particulars app!yto
4 T. SNillj! S Liberty. mh30ti
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

COLAK LAMPS--Ot various patterns, manu-
- factursd aud for sale, wholesale and retail b.
DIETZ, BROTHER co.
No. l3 John ST.. New-York, aud
llf6n~ Hicks 81. Br0okyn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

ass ToLET-An Cffice or Store with back
IA room and basene House 90 Chambers ue1 TO
.gg.ssiSl. gsiSi the corner Of Brnadwar. nh27 W.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

y a-:eF NEW-YORK, ALBANY AMP
j1--s&ssSG~--lTRoY LlNE-FOR ALBANY TROY
sssiZzrrG.3s--a D iIkCI.-The steamboat SWALL0W,
(Nlond4yl Evening" April isr. lSii at o'clock, ! he
Ssalo, Owing TO her light draft ol will be enabed al
all r,nf to pass the b. and reach Albany and Troy ample
time 10 take the morning for the west
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

ssRs FOR SALEA Fnnn situated Mt the head Of North.
SgS port HurhoT. Huntington, Long Island: Said farm IS
,L-pay al joining the water and has 1T proportion OF
su meado-e upland for fertility unsurpassed well wGerei
aud wooded stream running upon side through sad iurm
sufficient for manufacturing milling purposes fence IN ex-
ccent rea an apple orchard and other fruit trees house.
barn ernnary tenant house &C. farm dock where coast-
ing vessels Iond and unload iihn 90 To,s oi ~d ar IL con-
be Persons dcsirous of purchasing apply 10 SEABIRY
KSSAM lj3 Fulton street, Brooklyn j. H. SCU ODER TO
East Broadyoy New York mh16 lmr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

r EECHES. LEECHES ,-ConstantIy on hand,
IL received fresh every arrival large supply Of good
size healthy Swedish and German Leechrs that vii bite
quick For sale By the thousand hundred dozen and
p turf be transported with safety part OF
the country.
Leeches applied b. comCetenr nersor at any time.
a. B. SANDS & co. Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
MIL In 273 Broadway Chamber Granite Building.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

| EORGE IRON-l50 tons Refined Plate, or Run
L Out rou very superior article that De pudded
saving of least % per Pig Iron Manufactured
and for sale b. OLNEY x co. % West ST mi23 ln-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

A1l TO LET-,Ihe secondStory, with Ose or Two
it lofts. OF ne store No y; Chatham street 10 feet deer
-.sas:a, by 50. Apply 10 GAssNt:R YOUNG,
mh23 I'm No f32 CiallaiT,t.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

>, HE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, will
make Saryeys, Estimate. Of cost aud reports for Kali
ways, Canals Koads, Docks Wharvss SUSTAINING; Walls,
Bridges CT every description. with Plans 'nd specifications
and when required, will sulerinend their execution.
Aey will ard compute cubca quantities OF aarh
or rock the OF removrg the same t-j will
land and report tie best mode OF Rendering water
ROVER available aid Of opening mines aud luaries They
lIl make drawings and specification: Of improvements IN ~
..rvce. Of Dr. Thomas Jones have been secured Tor any
business requiring personal attendance at WasnEon hfy
will act tor the sale oil LetteI tan Also cl i!s
Mines Suarries, Machinery, &c.
Adde'S. either OF :hc uucrsicu,t, leklants z-
cl,su.e Nayg York EDWIN +. JOHNSON,
ploerr W'lLLlAN VI Il. CASEY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

sole ia ths City for Leitwica celebrared cav.n
dish ctacro, lour brand which stands uEri.aed
| in Isellence JOHN ANDERSON Y 60.
tchlG I'm No. z Wall, el3 AID 2j Duane streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19
DAGUERREOTYPES.

,TNiTrn STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY 10
| BR6ADVAY. UP STAIRS.-E WHITE wo .sa, ;Le,
,nsc,fy cal be attention ol czeps ana suanse'ns ss
Sge Or in groups rum Il paun: on the ssne p ne
rfch for beauty and accuracy OF te.ne7non can h S nr
viiou he coors TIRE prices OF ssic ne IA. 70 0'
TIC oercar iaI,:nts AT bate exhibition ewGfned ".
Co. =, he frs. Prep. un ;ba best lsgueir-osyp
- tfor grouping gac -ecer,I effect WHICH u ou '
70 the .lperiory OF his Portraits ,u ,,-- ,,,s,;or
NJ: White is sofa nzel in Ne- YnrE oi the VT
imported German Ceinsras and az no o.i's eS'-'
the ctr OF tate ccn they be obtained. Ls Ao--
S B-lpoed German Cameo as siio fSnG 81, ana Gs.e.
80, ats OF the very best quality, with Ptsies Cs1e
Chern.cnIs Polishing materials. &c 49,. I'D -,o.+
Sr Whe Case Meauac1ry beng ne s,se IN n.nfiiy
he manufactured to sell DasuereOyp9 Miniature "a
psr cent lovrer than any ether house m tpe Union 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19
A DsLAwAnr FAnn.-Mr. Luke coverdale,

A DELAWARE FARM.-Mr. Luke Coverdale,
residing near Smyrna, Del. states in a commu.
nicaticn to the editors Of the Wilmington Jour-
nal, that he raised the past on one field OF
about 6fty-four acres, eleven funded end sixty
six bushels of wheat weighing from 81 TO &c
lbs per bushel. This fiald vas lined tno years
previous to the wheat bang sowed, at tho rate OF
one hundred and sixteen bushels TO the acre
The field was ona year old Stalk ground, and
ploughed in the mon,h of Joly ard August, about
seven inches deep, thea ploughed the second time
the first Of Octoter, the wheat sowed on the top
and ,hen narrowed with spike harrow. About
four acres of the field were i, jared by the frost in
fho winter. Sd that there was very little wheat on
that portion Of The ground in harvest.
We believe that this fine crop of wheat may
chiefly be attributed to the liberal application of
Lime. Our farmers in this county, as well as
those in our neghboying State of Delaware, ave
becoming every year more and more convinced
of It's utility as fertilizer of the soil. With US
lime acts almost Immediately, and we have
known many OF our agiiculiuris,s apply as much
Us one hundred and thirty bushels to The acre, the
result of which is heavy, and Consequently e
profitable crop, in almost every instance. We
should be much pleased to hear the experience OF
some of our farmers as to the manner of apply
ing lime, and the results OF its application.
Chester (Pa) Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

TIE NEW TeaRIToRY OF NEBRAsKA.-The Sec
rotary of War proposes to establish new Terri
tory, at the Eastern slope of the Rocky Noun
tains, on the head waters of the Platte and the
Arkansas, 10 be called the territory of NEBRASKA.
We believe this is the Indian namo of the Platte
river. This Territory would be ON our own &C.
knowledged soil, and would command the grand
pass between the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean.
Near this spo. rise the lofty Peaks of the North
ern Andes, around whose brcws circle perpstuai
SHOWS Ga either side rolf down the waters
which mingle with the Gulf of Mexico on this
side--with the Gulf of California on the South
we.t, and with the broad Pacific, es 1t washes
the Western coast of America.
The advantages of this position, II military
ar colonial point Of view are Immense. 1t would
make the Journey of the emigranss West, COM
parativeiy easy. They would have both defence
and rest. In case of interference from iorelgn
powers, the troops of the nation would be ready
to descend either on the South, or on the Pacific
outlets OF Oregon. or move on the British tern.
tories of the North. It is the great central po-
sition Of the North American Continent, marked
gu. by The God Of nature as remarkable, oy the
mapni6aence of its mountains, rs streams, and
it's extent! Whoever possesses and brings Up
future generations on this high central plateau
will be unconquerable in position and energy.
The Secretary also recommends cham OF
military posts ON cur own Fcfri,ory, extending
from Missouri to the Rocky Mountains. Agansi
this no nation can say word. II our OWE
coil and we must possess II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19
BOOK KEEPING, &c.

AZ C. MARSH, Accountant, respectfully announces that
~. his Counting Rooms, No. S. Ce1lnr street, continue open
from s A. NJ. to . I. NJ.
In the study of Bookkeeping taught by Mr. Marsh.
pupil the practical complete sc;
Of parest2 books. embracing al the dieTcn, susne.s
OF house: he becomes familiar
with all the book, constituting tie set with all the documents
resting 10 tis books trial balsnce bal sheets, accounts
discount. equation of payments, exchange, &c.
In OF instruction pe,sn OF good capacity WI
cate iha, effect Ne e,s ,sush, u class
,.1ve sson, which WI, uo fail in eifecng valuable im
nnrcnen Specimens of truly mercantile style DO seen
Pro- peci,ses with terms. heu &c. sy be ob:aiOed at The
rom. day and evening. ,-,,, ,,,,,,p.
The Science OF Double En.Ty Bookkeeping Snphheo Ith
edition 80 pages octave prIce 81 @, :,
The An OF Single Entry Bookkeeping improved "a ed
tion 1870 pages octave: prcs Is cents.
For sale at the bookstores. and at tho rooms.
Mr. Marsh offers his opening ciosns' OF wiring
up books IS Cedar st,est, up stairs of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19
JONES'S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
OR INlTIAToRY COUNTING ROOM,

2I7 Broadway, CORNER Of 1,URstY-sTskET,
Er1BE OBJECT Of this institution Is 70 impaIt isoousa
cal Arthmetc and Qualify gentlemen for The PRACTICAL ues
Of he desk Private structon Is given required hoon''
ny Nsmhes OF the Mercantile Lhr8y assoslatoa are re-
nSfcd to appy TO tho Librarian al CLIFTON Hail. who WI y
rSh Of adntssen uuder tho arrangement made With
the Committee. r,tl .,se,,
Merchants and Clerks ho boon students darng TIC last
or For sale Jones Principles and Practice q B3oskesp
ins Syo Ia This yo,k is adopted the st Acadouijc ~
stiaiions IN this country II as esnbshed III England
and extensively introduced there. o. 81"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19
MEDICINES.


CtorGHs As remedy for CSpehs Cold, A.hrs:
- ,F. Chest ara Lungs, the PICTORIAL. HONEY "
rVEP{VoRT stands ynied III rcputrtcn 'uly es.hV-
libel n, The most safe speedy md certain Tefedy ever "
fsd IN the pb,c the hundred cases IN whicn ths
Ies - v has been ,;set not .pgia instance known oil
+, b,vinr failed In eectnE per'eet cure IL STAGES hsh 10
~, OF many OF the mos; cac pny OF
~ Who riyp evidence of the coed opinion they ehter
~, ~ Il. merits rs reEedy for Coughs, &c py feco
Sn nreparr tons without SUCCESS md nave oecvie u
ron-n re sre earnestly invited 10 Try TINS many
,cets OF tbs cityHGt residents % distant pieces VINO
have bcu restored health by the Honey OF LiversoI ana
yin, la We n raluctnnce their nnInSS appearing III ue a,eI
M their mines and adress with the proprietor md gwen
,rr,n to refer person To them who may wis 10 ahe
nnuir-s relative the success thai has intended rs use
hottie Foi s1e wholesale. III Maiden lane arc al
rs,1l a; Ainusou 4 Oiii. Rcvery ana a. f,iondway
& t,oddur ton SO Hudson w. Watson. 90 Catherine
aTalt @ (resnvdc C. SLAM Fulton St b0'Aiy"; a5a
OF pf"ssAS Se"''AA'' AuDuRS, Oct. l, ISIS.
cnf S-In Inc f of 1851 contracts! severe cold winch
b,;si MI the efforts nt uy attending physicians Ia conquer
~ snrti, Hey caiddly informed they could 40 noti
onthat nv disease Ind evidently arrived n the last stage OF
cons;,n,pton In this abornS under severe ana a.
the right SIDE and c1css excessive P
ntnr Of blood friend Brought bottle OF your invnna-
bin nrcprraon from which received so fnucn penei tha'
with nv phrsici7I reanest procured nnli doA
ys Of which al expense Of b bofte-ha 10 me Is
Translucent of Nil my friends, perfectly curet me OF u.ee
announced by three physicians Conaump past ne
p,biIy of cnre In short time vii sind you ccrtl.
es,cs oT the doctors who attended me- II you ne no, op
400, IN wish this 10 be published IN te pa;
per-tor think every person ought to have IL by the VIII
save many valuable lives.
Ever your grateful friend, ,,,r
Je Raw JOSHUA D. HORSEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19
IT. WEBB'S
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY,

CAKES, iced and ornamerted every style Orders thank
Piled order with Ice Cream eies. Pyramis Chnrlo,te de
DROPS, Venea Jurabes, Lady Cake Notices, Kisses, with
extensive assortment Of all kinds o.! Confectionery for the
coming New Year. Also good large loaf OF Bead ds I'm
MACHINE BELTING.-The Compound India Rubber
Iva Betting made BY the subscriber has been thoroughly
tested of the FACTORIES The East md elsewhere
have the preference Leather and every other material
use. It's advantages are,ha needs oing.
stened b. cold, elongated by and be furnished
required ien:th entire piece. Ode FOR Belts Of
any width and thickness executed at short notice by
dig HORACE II. DAY, = Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19
HARDWARE.

IpoN syIsr.FzT. MANS &c. sc.-REMEYS. Big t,tSSE
= SkmPSON ia greenwich at S1ccs'o.1 s 20 I'm
NAN JOHNSTON. AYREa CO.. have OF iAhA 49,
s end .quere bar iror Rc;:sn OLD isS' %
sngIirF, round. ia; and square log AmeFle.h ~
; rn.Ticrn l1s snpnr. Iron, n 10 - inch
pra5ier7' Rods, Is to Il inch
Sake Rods ard .hoe lhapss. OF all r-s1
nn..e Mi Rods, OF Norwegian and Old safE iies
5snd and scroll frou OF si sl.7I
Sn,-rean hoop iron, 4 10 IL Inches Ira
is.,t Esis Brair and Spikei: Enslah vIousai NaT ,
Cart sieel. OF Sanderoa, BEothen q Co. Eanap III '"
Snrirg Sl,coi of the EBgtlrap. warranted
Shaay steal: German : sci: Of verleus stsrups
+ Blivte- Steal tir.t and tocJad quality ,,i.t.
.-,son Si;,,er :ao. fupt'. Axes, Tipsrto: t:'sc.
f. B-Svudifh Iron alwZys DC funifhsa .e3ssg -
In vrhark. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19
FASHIONARLE BANGING

MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPONAY,
Il AS tie honor of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
pose giving the principal fashionable Dances
prevailing the highest circles OF European and America
society.
Mons has lately arrived oE Boston, Saratoga and New
mort where his style the wannes admiration oil the PUB
hc and the mnrked approval OF the fashionable communy-
Among Others, Mons r. proposes 70 teae that well known
dnnco IA POikA-the Ouadrlcs with original music
the Vase de Deux Pas,e MazourkB-uew Cotlilons-nsw
Eaoppe and oil Anericap Dances: ,.a--o,-.,
Musician The obstruction viii be given in the Freuch, Ger
ivan and English languages.
Rooms are engaged NJ IS Park Peoestcy private cco
and ay,or the accommodation Of Ladies and Gentlemen
The Polka and the new 0cades, at present danced IN
the fashionable circles Of London ana Par be taught IN
siI or twelve lessons sScep, the M1ourSa- All Others In
Fos further p sicnla, inquire MONS. KORpoNAY, at
TExas:-Clas Lessons from 10 to L. a NJ. ls to i, and
10 p. NJ, and from TO IN the evening.
Private Lessor.ax lessons, sS twelve lessons sl3 qusI-
tcr S2c
All other hours viii be devoted 70 Public Institutes. Aea6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

Yesterday afternoon o thu brig Castro Captain Bcae was
proceeding dow the Bay, bnuDd Rio GTande when one
nis Meth Of Sandy Hook, Henry Georges SEMINAR leu from
The re,omast cross trees deck broke his leg and otherwise
niu- himself The brig returned landed Georges, and sailed
ti:. morning for her pert of destination.
I,aHr SH1P-Mr Wilson, Superintendent of Lights, In.
ocn us that the light ship dragged from her meorngs on
Wednesday last She Macknac md will not be returned
TO her staten until spring. LMlwaukle 1lefalu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19
DiSnStcrG

The schr Mint, with lumber from the mouth OF the kema.
zoo nm hoe in Milwaukee. The schr u
q total wreck no lives lost.
The bark Tweed Dixon of and for Hull Eng, got ashore
on POINT Escumnac NIB 2st et short time after the
pilot left her She bus been condeuned ind with her Materials
otIe cd for sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

Cleared
Ships Emily Davis. S, Crox, Aymar Co; Martha WASH
ington, Iloane, L Hurlbut & Co.. ,u,,,
Banks Whnon. Curtis. Malaga, Buck & Peters; anddics'1
Slrigh., south Amboy
Bt,cs ARIEL Marston Antwerp Gerding T. hunkieHann;-
D.r.on. Robinson, Charleston.
Steamer Vulcan, Smith, Philadelphia, olaf
Bste:pan. Phladelpha L McCrecdy s. Co; C Smith,
Mil. Wilmington. John Ogden; Spy. O,born. Salen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Richardson & Co.'s Celebrated
1.g.pIft4 D kNAEEt


FJygIS Necn- compounded solely from vegetable Tafie
free rcr adueTaton, and WARRANTED ee itn;n any insrF
dents detrimental % health was dc2veisd Ippu t 3 ~,
SROFI.i. and who has beer under The eatlel. u .s
,st eminent pnyscians the United States of e-! years.
without the cas spgaIent nope % G vn asns the
show named medicine five cesE was rss,ored TO perfect
heath That medicine has been sold with se
d da1ss wlt 70 Gecil2si e RHEM UGE
A7Ts s fy UThfsT H9SfFTks tASo&k kNb
raRONIC RHEtMATiSM PILES, ERY * ifF;th
BIZ e HHREH F FAcE scb HAp aNp AL
SR!SiNGFRoM AN INJUDlCloUs Use OF MERCURY
s5R AN isiPURE STATE OF TIE BLOOD Inc eihca.
enumera,sa and its effects c.e truly Oy one "a
bic spocn Re taken Thy adult Zach morning peoe ec.
iny which i-ualy produces tonic effect while TN most cses
also acts gentle catharc increasing Le dppeu!e Iu
oencra health ofthe patient. causing al uiceed sores 10 s
cage more prousSy md producing m ciiec,ual aetse
ofthe wcesYscl, purifying and pocucnsa pensctacuo
Persons, Will ta.as it. should refrain from the use Of all
stiTnallg drnSs highly 'sssoa91 f92! FGTsss RACE
(;eneralascat oDpes's,is Custom ilouie Now
YoIk M: NJ 20 hEtG! EoGse; ip bE3 Gnd ~ bF0nd'iy
cnrnsr :r,sf:a2 and Chambers tcs 10 - tfcn,;SIeet
; No c S'5S a 81 r6n I nd I'd & Han end Sc
p;son no SO t,Tand-siIc-; No. i5 and ~ tlreenHe
street no !!3 and = G!er:rTset: no in stike,e,,,
B:aoxyn J. W. Smith. eoyn.! q .@9a ..ad C:3ntc;!y-
low aj it!rsos sad By all Tie principal drcs'' W me
sSoa5 s :. Be-, e. iS S,ea O'a"s''
r. q. pTs SON. 30 ia 80 N cae at. GeceE.l
WcoIessIs Aeen, iur prinde'phie Bush :. H;!,yer.
G. COLBY. No. 81 Pssf-srreet, \. Y
icas ad tes9Onls be 'een md obtags NJ gn{ Of
the n1ove niacsr nz.--lolo. ~
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LEGAL.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TINT the sub.cIibeIs hsys
been duly appointed Trustees for m the creditors OF STE
PHEN j. TYIfR. resident debtor. All persons In
Of all debts and of money owing By them respec
Dixon & Son. Westfed, ~ by the thirteth day OF Janu
perry effects OF the said debtor required 10 deliver the
the said debtor required to deliver their respective accounts
Dated Dec 1874. A. 4. sPI5fXN26NSRrrs e. Trustee,
dig 1nw3wc II. X. ROUSE.
IN order of the Surrogate OF the County
of New York, Notice hereby given 10 all persons having
olaimI against WILLIAM II. LEAYCRAFf, late OF tho
City of eTk deceased To present the with
the vouchers thereoto the subscriber at the office OF Edgar
H. Iaing, No. 30 Washington street IL the City OF New
York. before the thirty first day OF March next 800
Dated New York. the twenty fourth day OF September III.
81 lawsm- SUSAN LEAYCRAFr.A drninstrntrix
by ORDER OF George M. Smith, Supreme
IL Court Commissioner notice is hereby given that
attachment has Issued against ,he estate OF CYRUS WOR
DEN late Of Natchez, State Il Niss.sppj
resident debtor and that enc will be sold for the payment
his debts unless he appear and discharge such attachment
according law within months from the first publica.
tiou Of ths notice. and that the payment Of due
him BIZ rssGsnts OF this STATE and ht delivery him. for
his agy properly within tina State belonging 20 hin
and the transfer OF snch property by him forbidden by
law and are void. Dated Norwich, 5iarch I2rh 1914
JOHN L. BABCOCR,
rnh2l ltaw3m Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
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