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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-02

"Plense to take my AZ m This ageis
prolific in new fashions, new eliouett.
new every thing. The last new thing
is. instead Of saving to a Young lady
"pleaseto take my arm," you should
say--"will you condascend so far as TO
sacrifice your own convenience to nv
pleasure as to insert the five dieitals,
and part Of the extremity of your contig.
uous arm through the angular aperture
formed BY the crookng OF nv elbow
against the perpendicular portion ofmy
natural frame 7"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-02
The ray 70 make Dottor A doctor

The ray 70 make Dottor A doctor
in Ohio writes 10 his father ihus:
Dear Daddy concluded In ra'cu-
late l'de come down and git grinded into
a doctor. hardly don't think was in
more Than s hours afore out cum as
slick as ever wss seen:
Hale coumhv happy land.
II | ant doctor III be hangd!
! plkoa. purgca and sweis EN-.
Then il they di, wi-ihen | lel's 'em!
81 gifts plenty of custom because lhsv
saw they dize ezv When vou rite done
forgiI 10 put doctor afore my name"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-02
Execution Of EEellman.


THIS wrelched man conVlclei al the
late torn " BaIum IRE comfy Coutt of
The murder Of his wife, M-lInda, near
R@islerown lsH spring. and by his own
confession hs mardsr Of lorm5r wIe
in Logan couOlv. Onic--Ras execu'ed
Yesterday mornlng, 10 BaIumore county
JalI ward, between the hours Of eleven
and Twelve O'Clock Upwards o. fse
hundred persons were within the e0clO~
sure. and many thousand persons. Of
both SEXES and ages and conditions.
covered be hills IN the neigh borhood OF
the Jail and eyerv point which afforded
sight Of the scaffoId which had sn els.
Vstion Of about thirty feeg, and VAS con-
strucIed with a drop.
We en'sred the cell of The cu!prit
about Ten O'Clock, and found him calm
and collected, seated ha,~een the Rev.
Nr. Newman and the Rev. Mr. Sarndsl,
both Of whom have, va learn, been un
remiIling IN their arteniions to him
ever since his conviction. He conVeTs-
ed freely a, times, and expressed him-
self prepared for the fate which awaited
him. A,ler little while he carefully
wrapped up some papers and presented
them 10 his son, whom he bid an sffsc-
tionate farewell. A nephew oI his first
wife also entered The cell snd had short
interview wlb him.
The hour appointed for 'he execution
having al length arrived. Andrew Halt
man, attended By the Sheriff. N. Tracy,
Esq his pfincipa deputies, Wilson and
SOIlars, the Warden Of tho Jail, lhe
Priests in attendance, and number Of
others who had been in his cell during
the morning, walked with firm slep TO
the foot Of the scaffod, ascen1rd lha
fight Of steps with the sans Stoicsn.
and knei down on the platform. He
was soon joined by The ministers Of God,
who engaged in prayer with him for a
lew moments and then Ief, him. He
was shrouded and pinioned before leav-
ing the cell, and sll hat now remained
Tor the Sheriff 10 do was TO adjust the
rope around the neck Of the condemned,
and place the cap over his ewes This
he did with despatch. and soon af'er
took his leave, shaking his hand. The
Warden of the jail did the same. The
| Sheriff stationed A. the foot of Inc sleps.
pulled a cord the drop fell and ths
wretched man was sent 10 eternity HiS
hands and feet 'rked convusiVelv for
few minutes. shudder passed over
| his frame, and life became sppareuilv
! fully extinct After remaining suspend
ed about twenty minutes. The BODY waa
taken down and handed over TO the sur.
gro0s IN attendance, who had made pre-
paralious for ga vanic expsrlmenls.-
We have been promised their report.
which will be published as soon as re-
ceived
We cannot conclude this painful mar
ralive without alndng IN the humane
vet firm manner in which Mr. Sheriff
Tracy performed he duties Of HE offi:e.
| All who witnessed his conduct IN Ihe
whole Of The trying scene. join in rhe
opinion that he impaired 10 the execu-
ton OF The law. dignity and sole emDitY
well calculated to produce The most ss-
rious impressions m the minds OF The
Spectators Bali. American.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-02
DAN SING SKULL.

miss stsr lieh'foot PROPOSES ioe open
a dan sing skull in witch hat helleeunt
hart will bee tort in the new west fash-
m Lad dies and gentlpmun hoo ma sea
fight to palrun ewes him in his under
tahn IN will pleas to sin rhare mans 10
this paper, Skull the bse pen a. sun
as twen tea sinners do sin.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-02
From the ZaneSuilIe Republican.
The Confession
OF
SOLOMON SHOEMAKER:

Who was executed at ZanesviIIe, Ohio,
on Friday, the 10Th day Of January,
1874, (or lhe murder of his brother,
Elias Shoemaker, in Washington
township, MOskingum county, five
miles east Of ZanesVille.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-02
DANCING.

A young man who had attended mors
to the cultivation Of his heels than Of his
mind hattered himself that he could bet
Ter his condition bv shaking his feet.
rather than an empty skull, issued the
following proposals:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-02
No. lG--WROLE No. ASA

prepares 2 man 20 do tho work OF fead.
FAREWELL!
his
SOLOMON u SHOEMAKER.
mark
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-04-30
(Conclusion in our merit.

Squire S. OF our village, has a very So
gacious dog. He sits Il like man in
chair, allows you to put hat upon his
head and a cigar in his mouth, and if any
by-standcr chances to give him ftp or a
levy, the dogs owner IS the only person
who can get 1t from him ngain.-Wess.
Rep.
A remarkably sagacious animal, truly,
but not so good finan as the elephant
we have heard of, who took in money on
every special opposite
"fhars a very knowing hanimal of
yours, is he" said cockney gentlemaa
TO the keeper of the elephant
Very" was the cool reioinder
ale performs Strange tricks and ham
lies, does hef' inquired the cockney, eye
ing The animal through his glass.
..Surprisin n're.orted the keeper-we've
learn, bun to put money in that box you
sec way up there. Try him with a dollar"
1.-THE cockney handed The elephan, dollar
and sure enough he took i, into his trunk
and placed j, in "A box high up out Of reach.
..WelI, hat is VERY hrxtraordnary-
hastonishin', truIy!" said The green one
opening his eyes. .Now lct'ssec him take
it out and and it back. !"
Ave never learns him that trick, re-
torted the keeper with a roguish leer, and
then turned away 10 stir up the monkeys
and punch the hyenas,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-04-30

MEALS FIRST AUDuENCE.-When John
Neal commenced his literary career, with
great confidence In himself, he advertised
20 deliver a poem in Philadelphia; having
travelled from Baltimore for tho exprass
purpose. Hand bills were posted all over
Inc city, printed with glaring capitals. A
room was hired, and a man employed TO
light II up and tend the door; The tickets
were to be sold fpr something like twenty
five cents apiece. TIE hour arrived, and
the hall, capable Of holding two thousand
persons, was brilliantly lighted---when
Neal made his appearance. He walked to
the desk, waited hall an hour, and 10, his
audience consisted Of but one solitary indi-
ridaal and that man was the door heep-
er he had employed 10 light up the house
and take The money at the door.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-04-30

To destroy bed bugs, place their heads
under huge trip hammer, when in full
operation.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-04-30
L f RIM s 4.

The Telegraph is printed on double medium
sheet, at the rate of 80 90 per annum, in advance
Sd so any time before the expiration of six months
from the time of subscribing, or SO 90 if payment
be longer delayed.
No subscriptions received for less period than
three months. No paper will be discontin led until
all arrearages are paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS,
Inserted at the rate OF one dollar per square lot
the first insertion, and two shillngs for each SUD-
sequent insertion.
liberal deduction made to those who advertise
by the year.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12
AtriADt;.

Btti, brs Leon Lwel, 10 d I'm Windsor, Ne. plaster Z
scIT Alfred + Thon, Sanford 5 ds from WiImins;cnNC
S:hr John Cooley EIlrdse d, from Boston. mde to At
kins.
rck ~
Schr Richmond. I'm IhOmastnn. lime.
schr Wa,chmln. Smith, TN lhomaston, lime
Schr jasper HnweS ds I'm Boston mdse 10 : w Lewis
SchT Cambridge Hail. ds I'm Boston, mdse To Stevens
s,ch- Ceyiou. GIkIe. I'm Camden. lime.
Schr Southerrer NBedlcrd. bound 10 fhiisde!phin.
Srhr pniT.n Thnnnston, me.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

TIE GIG GATHERING.
"A New s to l'c Good Old Tune
BY n. B. b.
Wha; has CEASED This great conmoiion, motion, ms
Cur country throushl tun
Lie the bal rolling on
For old Kcn.uck Gad the Jersey Blue,
For Clay and Fralinghuysen too;
And with them we Il beat your Polk, Polk
And all such sort ofloik-
And with them we II beat your Polk.
New England glorious star rs SHINING, shinins
Steady and true. lshinirs
!, sheds It's rays throughout the land
For old Ken,uck and tie Jersey Blue,
For Clay and Fre!iashuyscn too;
And with ;he,n We II beat your Polk, Polk
And all such sor; Of iolk--
And with tlesr we II beat your Polk,
The EMPIRE. sons in might arc rousing, rou=ins,
4 hardy crew. (rousius
ExoELsIoH' lhey proudly shout
For Old kentuc&, So.
From Jerseys blood-s,aiued land of glory, glor
The loud hsiloo [gloT,
Ring forth as erst il rung Of yore
For old Kenluck, sc.
The blue hens chickens bfavely fighting, hShiin=
stand forth anew. [ighrii 2
And Maryland wheels into line,
For old kentnck, &c.
The "OLp DoM.loN" she is coming, comirs
The NORTH State TOO. Lcomine
And Tennessee sends forth her cry
For old Kenuck, sc
The Pleire fires a,e brightly blazing, blazing, blu
The ~ide West through; Iias
Where strike her hardy yeomanry
For old K-ntuck, &c
The dark aud bloody ground ofbottle, battle, ba;
Which tyranls rue, t.
Peals iorlh once more her victor noIes
For old ken;uck, &c.
Lo. Georgia's fiery sons advancing, vanciug, yauc
Their faith renew, iHg
And pledge her gallant chiyalry
For old Xeatuck, SC.
The Kevstone State our arch DER spanning, spaa
Solid and true, [uing spounin.
Completes our glorious brotherhood
For old Kentuck, &c.
The clouds so long our ianl shudowing, Shadoe
vanish Ike Gc", linS' e""ucHiH iH-
And brightly beams the fising sun
OF old kenguck, &c.
And now the whole battalion passing, passing, pas
In grand review; In
Shout we 10 heaven our loud hura
For old Kenmck aud The Jersey Blue,
For Clay and Freinghuysen too
And with them we u! beat your Polk, Polk,
And ali such sort OF folk
And with them we III beat your Polk
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

DEATH OF THE Hon. 4. II. READ.--We regret
10 state that information has reached this cit, the
death of the lloa. A. H. READ, late the Represent
alive OF the l2ih Congressional DislTic; oi Penu-
sylyauia. Mr.. H. died al ms residence in Alonrose,
Susquehana County, having been compelled by de-
clinins health leave this city several weeks snce
[Spec;ator, Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-TORK, JUNE II.

Slcetc'.
shp Garoane. Myers Baltimore Jos Wolfe United State,
Bri,t0n, Liverpool
iiark lf,iits Prince. Nlatanzns. Nesni;h x Walsh.
,rgs jud>on Brysun Dcmemra Cunied * Spencer; sym
o.,y Jelnfd nulnpl Island ahamas; dammit. pussian
jansen, Siettn. " We,>cr.
Schr, Mary Frnnce. int MatAn2Hs Ln;hrop Samuel \
Appleton Nckefs0n, Bosom: Advent Rollins, Portland;
tfnnvle Peirce Augusta Excellent. DAVIS, Phiadelpha;
Larses ~ hale Baldwin do.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

tF@Te Arkansas En,eiiigcncer states that on the
llth nit William B=nge staohed two Indians in the
Cherokee Nation, killing one and dangerously
wounding the other. TIE same pape. mentions the
shooting u. u young man named Patterson in the "
cinity OF Van Buren, There are two versions OF {
stoTY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

PRESCRIPTION OF GOODS MANUFACTURED AT
~ THE NEW-YORk CARD MANCFACIORl
EnaIueed Porcelain, SATIN Gold Bordered, Embossed Gilt
Edged Fancy Colored. Bodee. Mourning Cards aud Prai
efs Blanks Of every description and SIZE coo!ed urd plan
variety ofback Un quality Ouadri!e, large and ma
Come and Social Conversation Cards extra thick COOisd
Card, Or EAI.road Tickets. Pencil Cards. sc. &c.
Orders from all OF me country respectfully solicited
and viii be faithfully executed by l.. SMITH,
my3l In lC2 JOhn-st. isi- Il Futon'S,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

The Jersey pilot; boat W flagstaff, spoke on 9th INST
Block Island NV by North. distant fy miles, brig Ansrcc
ol and from New Haven oT Demaral June SIN. OF Hny
Head spoke whale ship Warsaw, from Falmouth io fsclc
us9 g. 25 miles South Of Cape encpen, Rudolph for Gos-
Janes. of Cape May America, from Philadelphia foE BS
MAY 81, Ia, 90 lon 50 % brig Moay, Grant, I'm Wilmington,
May D. lat y lon 81 ,p Washington Of Petersburg, from
Nav 40 Ia; 5 o. Ion 20 i5 ship Gov DAVIS Neef, from Mo
bile Point l2h u for Liverpool This the vessel which
incorrectly reported as ashore beIow Mobile some time
May "a lat D. Ion 81 % ship Essex. Welsh I'm NoFcans ios
May Ssh lat y Ol lon s2 20 bark Alert. beating down the
Gulf. ~. -. ,
MAY So at = 50 4 lon IS 9 bark CoEa. Warner. days TN
Ph!atelphiu iuI St Thomas
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12
To Force the Growth and Dress the
Human Hnir-To stop 1t Falling on

To Force the Growth and Dress the
Human fint-ro stop 1t Falling on
Cure II OF Dandruii-Beautity II, &c.
Pnce g. ard shiiDgs bottle: -
THESE the real ana actual qualities oi j0nes .oa
Ha Restorative. II viii force the halT 10 grow on any
place where Nature intended hnir IL grow, stop lni'e Oh.
cure Scurl Dandrt and mHke light. red grey Fir sr
dark For dressing and .ilky, nothing Gun eAeI
hi--t makes truly beautiful and keep, II 20 u -, os. Ii
the economical, Superior nrtcie made io ue ii
Sold shlings buttieat the sen oi the Sihec
Eagle Chatham street. New Yos; lS Fulton 81 bnsn
,sno, S1s..e ELapa,,nns q, - q ml1 I'm
0LD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE.For sale by"
~ les Iw WISNER & BUNKER II Old sill
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12
., rs,s NEW.YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
al u COMPANY.-SJiMNER ARRANGE GEMENTS.
-On and after May lsi. iSA. the Cans Will run rs

On Sunduy 4 the weather IS iIne Inc Cars WI run every
hour from ,ity Hall To Harlem md Williams Bridge.
The Cty Hall aud 2Tt street Line will every minutes
though he Jay. 'front.' ~ 4, VI. tos &P. VI, ~,
The iNEr Ngn Line ;yl -.h street ivf tlty Hal, nj
o. 9 TO- 10 60 H. II - Leave City Hall for 9Th street
q: = ~. 10. II ~. H. II -, L.
By order Of the Boad, ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12
InN0k hEsi l5i iIs. B.

Inn On0 LBS. Binders Boards. assorted Nos. medium
fUU.UjIO aud double cap SIZE
l0p,j lbs straw Bna.is. assur ed Nos superior quality.
5,JiJ do nandbrN BoaIt, assorted Nos.
$50 do Gap Maker, Boards. extra large SIZE.
5.yUJ do Trunk Bo;rt>, asSursd NU>.
5JJ s,t,, Bonnet Boards. various qualities
Press Papers white and brown, fiat, Jr sale IN quantities 10
purchaser, at Paper Warehouse. No. - John st:ee by
ni.O Z. B. CLAYTON & SONS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

= PASSAGE FROM IRELAND EVERY FiN
,$r7a DAYS T'HROUGHoUT THE EAh-i, rom % CgIS
tAAkS Dublin. Belfast, Newry Londonderry; Wnterihl,
WeAioTl, Shgo. Cnerain Dunnk. Drrrhedn. inencS &c
sSc Passages nil times be engaged with te snn.cii
-r on tine must advantageous INST class rev on
biilt pnckets .iiling from Liverpool - - - . ,
EVERY FIVE DAYS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR le4i
necessary Tor the ccmio and general h'e
rest passenger. VIII be found connected with th Inc OF
Sims VIZ. proper attention Liverpool aui goo nccoInmn
board tine ships, yhch the Subscribers sa,an'ee m
g they eusasetl hfing Foriurher particulars, H?py ct"r'
pnldj To W 4 J. I. rAPSCOT'F. = Soutn street,
' corner Maiden luic.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

- For LnNDON Packet of June 2Nh.-'Thc packet
:SA ship QUEBEC, F. Il. liebard MASTER VIII sail rs
t1stn-tAxS above, her regular tny.
For freight passage, having superior Accommodations a
ply on board foot o Maiden ane M Or to - ,., g -.t
'' 80 GRINNEiI4, NlNTT'RN & co. - Souh-St
The packet ship WELLINGTON. D. Chadwick. master
Will succeed the Quebec and sail Juy iV her regular day'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12
OrncE OF RscElyxa 2y TA1EP':

Og
ODD Aim, iouse. Para. y,
PURSUANT TO resolution OF the Board OF sgge's5I
adopted May 81 Sit, public nouce u hereby Ju,
by the 81 section Of the Act o cnnbe the npet ~ .sA
Cty tp rase money by tax passed May "a. ~ W rave
Boor may correct erroneous assessment "h.I M M ysIf
been mnde by ue isesS0rs Of eet Of iie " ani ~ P5s
lsi3 Application TOR such reet 10 be made I" ,,l nss
within three months after The passage OF 'S1 aeS; cal
dc tbot the eroneou. assessment diJ result boa
neglect tie part Of the person or pcr'oa' op''-A
Notice i al.o hereby siyaG 10 a., peron' who a'se M
e the Common Council Tor fiiel ifo' Sune;,s
new applications under SAID act u ihe e. oiiF iKiiFRsiED
will be necessary. H. fili,rJ 49,, nt I iies-
June6 lo++. ! jeb iVtl a,,r,r + Ne
nRAlS IN i6lh AvENuE-PI BLlC Ngl Gh p The Boa.
kg gwen that pesiiiOn has been p,eseINs s,ns ~ t:ss
OF Aldermen, 70 construct tfan "a iel'" ''e"
Isli, street 10 the drain 10 4Gth street ~ IN sas
re- pTcn; t Objection, w'iae I, ne ID,
'gned q, his Office, Hall OF Record, 20, on ol 60TiGHTY
June INST. '-i'' = Street Compnns,oo;Sse
Stree, Commissioner, Office. Jgne Sin l0A. l0A..,c;e e
SEWER IN JOHN STREEr-Pt BLlC Sydi :s.si ~ .e
= hereby siyen that PEI peio nr9 "a Ss JohS t;tes
a i ne,esed in this proposition and oppSsas to be
ieI.C, 90 present their objections IN ~ s h
Gnderygnet his Office, Ha OF kse?,' T, Inoi'GHTY
day OF June inst -A- stree, Cotnmsslcnern "a
Stree, Commissioners Office. June sh. 1874 ~. :.
,op,yrPs Proposals VIII he eeeSe .,e nat :;
street Commissioners Otlrr unill Iios,'rlets Coz
TO re pave I'll h ,sneed iot the faithful compeo"
work. ,, ,bo Stree. CorlmiSo''' :
OBJ. Where ls esained commose
''''' "',s'' D9LGHTYi 1, ics fSieS, ia. s0'D- e
80 51Zp ,f-T1R Send Proposals vii t,Isy be A
=, ~, tst comm s.ionsr Office un,i an s;i Ave
,T.tal 10 e.ua :s;h ,'Jse beNeS'I = G klul peftcrni'
nue.. Good 'e;oi'y VIII = o.,.
Fer further particulars apply at the sss, s,S
Office where the pso.e . pmoSiGGGf1Y mSi Comm '',si eli
Street street COMMISSIONER Office June iV''' i''N
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

a, r-.. l5li-S I.N.uER Observation-Disclosures
al 4 MlDDI.ErOWN GOSHEN ASr lSTERhEpI-
hsFs@5S. ATE PrAcEs.-NEN-Y YORK AND ERIE Rail.
AD.-.i'he new and splendid steamboat
n KLhN Can't Alexander II. Shutz ieayes the too, OF
Duane .t,eet, daily. Sundays eNcegG AZ O'Clock NJ.
and T. p pasSI. the beautiful scenery Oi the Hudson
rver xFernont where passengers take the cOmnuous cur
o the Co through the picturesque valley OF the Ramapo to
Goshen Mtdetuwn, etc
Returning leave Aiidletown at 5 i. NJ. and 4 p. NJ
Passengers by Morning Line remain from three to
four huur Goshen and NdtetOwn and return 10 the cty nj
O'Clock the evening.
~ F1mIes gnd Pleasure fa!:e. Wi nt this the most de-
sti, Excursion om the city The cars unusually com
nnols I'd have apartments appropriated expressly to !ades
For further particulars inquire of the Captain on b"af-. "r
OF J. VAN RENSSELAER,. agent, corner oi Duane and
West s;Tr-is. ii. I. Sl-f MOtE superintendent
Passengers for Oweg0, BughgmptGn. Hnd l the pnncipa
pca- M IN. Southern Cnnte, the STATE of New York and
Northern Counties Peuny lyana vii find first
careful drivers take them from cd!etUwn chespef 3id
more expeGiciOu> than any other route. ns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12
Snilri.
Spoke1,. &C.

Shjp> nited States Lve1uo0 CordoyH. Bath. Me; bark
Mary Jones, ;.oudon bTes Syca, Bfemcn Vanguard sgd
nay b. and Others.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

~ NLn liSL & Gr H. TT TN lJ M and II t,ynrite Packet
tAAe.L ship ROCHESTER, lG0 tons bntcn.l Capt John
IiIion will sal on the 2lst June. her regular day
The ships ,hS line beng all ltO and upward. persons
about to embark FOR the Old Country will not nli To see the
yantagc be derived from selecting tins line m preference Ia
amy other their capacity renders them every way
more comfortable Gnd convenient than ships o smaller CHS
aud their Recommendations II IS well known are shpers I"
nny ohcrs Persons slg Jer'hS should not i 'o
make enry application on board. lot i Hf!!nS Slp q" o.
w < J. r. TNPSCOII nj thelt general Passage tlhce,
76 Sourh-s;. cor. Maiden Lane. up st7rs
The Rochester will sal from Liverpool on The Gih Augu,
Persons wlsn. send for their ncniS can a'c them brous
out IN this magnificent Packet, or any OF the regular inc sa
nc on the Is, 9TH l 18TH 2l>t and 2tl cevery month
Drafts tor any amount. pnyab!e on Gennnd without d,
count in ali the principal towns o England, Ireland scotnu
or Wales, constantly for sale rs above. ie!l
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12
Agents m LlVerDNoI: -,
GEn- nLEnA AHn ~ SiLN M il-ntntln., Rnnd.

--r.--.r CHIKtII BELLS AND TEWN tLOIkS.-
= ~ q The subscriber. who was awarded Itn!oma n
the New York STATE Fans Of ls4- agli lsiy q for The
the pes Bell. aud Diploma ior Town Clork oxil-
bied al the Fur %: the American Institute October last
now prcpr red nj Foundry West Toy New to fur
ni,h Bells o. from ~ 1000 lbs made the best mnternls nnc
warrnntei la stand and peHse-Aers tu them
proved Cast iron Yokes with NOvenbe Arms The increasing
dennnl for his Bells is the best evidence a can be given Of
their excellence Orders have been received from the tnnaj
ani almost all the States md about Az have been !hhed to
different places IN the State of New York from ls Foundry
Town Cocks. eveEg and Surveying Instruments Copper
M spiB I'm ANDREW MENEELY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

u Persons now holding Licenses requested 10 pf.1Y,
them when applying for renewal also, speciay fees -
Inv By orc!e: MONSON CLARKE. Fin; alar'hs.55 alar 81
New-YofS, Mayors Office. May 9TH, Sl. nyii II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

DOUDEET-TE-A choice article OF tlis yaluable FcftlI-
| ze-Ci,y Neutrality-suspicious. oftEe !srsey nsGd0H or
staten Island -g! -nGe-iG-Fof sale rt 3 Chamherstree
Remember the nunt- y thaml-fs-.treet between The Rail
road and pairnos, and nca. The post-Oiflc=
POUDRETTE may t- applied TO Corn. and Iost ether
c:c,s dressed with the hoe with nearly GOOD effect az TIE
F,; the second noeinc II applied III p!ant!n-
when used the EOeiDE, VIII mature the crop week
or ten days earlier than any other ordinary
When applied planting the difference IN naunns vi! te
full weeks ordinary One iarme:, G
used barrels Lol. Island iS year he tas had over
ninety barrels The 4c,e prepared b. TIE NV oRE Co-
paHy in the City has ben and Will sH - found superior To
any Other prepared tie rtcnfty. u as matter oi
they collect the material IN TUBS and CGskS, whilst
0:lS collect II ~ Boats into winch ! thrown the material
sand and taken from the slnA> at night, when no -
c:illra,On be u>eibu with ts Company who
have dag III select tie good nd discard the worthless,
they have co1e than iJ loads tbs season. BE careful.
then TO cali at the right place, . Chembers street, hete
be nad rmdid-3 barrels iJ So OF ~ Oarrets i0 SD,
AZ the SlhnuEctnry, l2stIee;. corner OF A'enge Ia ~
The !0dd 81 W cents . bnshel ln.s u u. II. MINOR.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

PACKETFOR BRISTOL. .ENGLANil-ro sai! pos
stiyely en- the 18th the well known, last sailing ai
slAft favor.te Packet Ship "COSMO, Capt; w X. OUT
ETIBTlDGE, will sail punctualiy advertised She ha s',
an and eerace Passengers Those about proceeding 10
ths Old Country will do well 10 select the tosno n: ter
For further pnrticulars apply board. foot o!
oiNc+ r,s-.t or Ia w K j. Il. TArSC0rT,
80 7S SoItli-st cor. MaIdcnanc.