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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

BRUTAL OUrRAGE.-We learn from the Roches
ter Democrat that outrage of the ostaggravated
and brutal character perpetrated at Pitiardinia
Livingston county, on Friday the Goth ult. A per-
son named Alonzo Bates who resides near Peoria,
Wyoming county. stopped at tavern in Pfordi-
MIA, with the intention of staying all night. During
the evening, he heard that respectable widow with
three children-the eldest daughter II years of
age-ved near. He announced his Intention in
Boosting manner, of passing the night at her house
Some time during the evening he proceeded TO the
house. He found the mother absent and the family
in charge Of the daugher-und locking the door, ne
compelled the defenceless girl, under the threat Of
instant death, to pass the night with him. Toward
morning he left the house; but was soon overtaken
and brought before the nearest magistrate, by whom
he was held to bail in the sum of $500.
An enlightened justice, truly to hold scoundrel
TO bail in the pultry of ire hundred dollars, for
one of most infamous crimes known to the law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

% Alvan Cornell, who murdered his wife at
jamestown, Chautauque Co. in February last, was
tried and convicted in the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner of that County last week and was sentenced
TO be hung on the 18th of March next. This, we
believe, is the second conviction for murder in
ChautauOue.
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TOR SALE-New and second, naad sc oJ Js,12
sa,hes sash doors, counters, dawefs .;aaa i'm
planned, by j. Locke, 81 Ann H.
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GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL


THE CANTON TEA COMPANY
Principal Store l2l ChathGa-styeet, Neto York.
Branch Store. 3ls Bleecker-sre.t ". T.
.igency at lie Fu!ton-srcet, Brooklyn
iso corner Of Main and PGn Haitton-st, Pdtersor
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND
country families and purchasers or the ho-
days in general. their several establishments WHERE they
tuk viii BE- found by far The b5t selection Of and
dul,. ated Teas the United States The universal popu.
lary aud Of their House with sie,ence 70 high quail
itl5s low prices and upright dealing we'll understood
10 render fur thsr comment necessary.
Original and only for the sale of luas Black
Obserre -Stangers will b. particular 10 reneni-
Der ne number Of the principal store TZ-
l2l between Pearl and in seeking for IT, they
a- liable be led aray little Just started az 4of
Chsrameet (nsI door 70 Lorllalds Snuf and Tobacco
Stor) under the of Canton Tea Store. The pobic
wslso be pleased TO take notice thar TIE Canton ss CON
psry have nothing do with am other stores whatever
EXCEPT described Top this advertisement de Pm
TlEAS.-sOO half chests Young Hyson, Canton
a7tf NGRiNNELL. MINTURN & CO. 70 sou:h.st
d EMOVAL-JOHN RUTHVEN mas removed
Isf:ou Pearl the Ne Store John four doors
iobbin- Hardws-. 2f I'm
G10 O00 TO LOAN on good city security
paS 4. P&JC. SMITH, IS Liberty St
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REFINED SUGAR

K +, d u | n ? r c e.
SATOOLSEY AND WOOLSEY from this date
w offer heir Standard" DOUBLE REFINED SUI
CARS at the following low cash prices VIZ
Losl cents pound Whsn less than packages
Paw,Ierd ia do do additional ~
The above packed as follows:
Loaves in Boxes Of 300 pounds
Crashed in Bbis Of 200 do No charge for packages
P0wdared in do of go do
Apply the NewYork Patent Sugar Rehnsry OF
South and Montgomery at SO Wall st.
~ B. Orders Of thr city must b. accompanied bY
m II I'm
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, 1-J Health, Quiet, and CoMfort-Ihe GA
nam Hovse s. Barclay,ree New York proers dysnags
10 strangers days weeks the city such
are rarely offered Il esbly located clean and
street very near the business part OF the and IN the
mediate vicinity OF the priuaipi steamboat landings 1t,
apartments and while table supplied
with best Vegetables and Fruits that can h procured e1
GLIDING entirely Animal Food and stimnlants of all kinds
Charges moderate every effort made render Boarder,
comfortable. Shower Bath, free Remember, So Barclay.
street jy25d
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The Cdild's Christian Spelling Book, inclading
nem and simple application Of Words an
tcochiuG PuDiLS to read.

Doctor NiLN0R'5 UptHtOH
have examined specimen number Of work entitled the
Cmd's Christian Spelling Book, designed to consist OF Sc
namented with An Impressive picture presenting 20 e rye %
the pupil the most interesting circumstances or eyo contain
minds this has always found appenase calculated TO
interest the mind and make deep impression as we'll o The
;Sn The clear and beautiful type employed the printing
OF this work the marked DIVISION Of the words INTO syabes
the Spelling table of th2 words Of the essons-dly
ded iabes, dlssylabes Ac-he gnestonS and
giving % Of the and ,snas ss lsS
in my view give the work high value
the Connection Of the Spelling Tables with lesson
small advantage to the plan Of this work that excludes al
spelling as we'll as the reading LESBOS Of Itle ehiden and
copn.s the attention to y aSE & sSpR@t Sn Beaman.
teaching School in the pleasant and healthy village OF
STAFFORD Conn MILES distant from Bridgeport, TO which
aes a az w Ss snail sif charge Of Il s
week for which they will be- provided with board wash
schooling and every thing necessary Tor ieii comfort and
Summer to commence on he 2sh pSpTl aaJ con-
stratford Jan. 9Th 1914:
For further information inquire of Henry e. Scott, East
Reference TO Hon. william Johnson, ;, }strstford.
Rev y T. Cornwall, Southport.
William Benjamin Esq ~ yo,k
JAZZ lmt Lewis Curtus, Esq: IN.
DLATED CAKE BASKETS. The Subscriber
offers for sale splendid assortment Of the above goods
s "a ss3 sy BEaGH III n.s<
CHEATHlNG GOPPER.-lOO cases English,
- 70 y zw 10 9G XII ~ sII MINTUaS co. South st
d S. STUBS, FILES.-Just received an as
sornent of P ). Stubs Files, for dentists, jewel
l-rs watchmakers and hoemakeTs at s Fulton s.rf
Broadway. - ~
I K PARKS only true celebrated highly M
y proved Manifold Writer-Iha articie produces
Letter and Duplicate the tine without Inc asr o. pyH
o nk-yet the resemblance near a II can ScaiceS "
detected. XII; ,o,.,,,,r
70 The New. ork pres which with PRAISE al s Ydst
h. has made In III. above article ana invites
then, 10 call and examine the assortment ne as on
hand and copyce themselves Of the stty and chPaas oil
rh above arric. which he sells 30 per cent cheaper an can
b. bo,gh, sIs.where his Stationery and Patent Blank
Rook and Bank Ledger Depot John street. doors below
Nassau. >. -. -. .hun,. IS .n,-
c;ss, will neither smut nor rub on al the sam Time
line ali rhe har strokes or the pen. John
NOTICE TO OIL DEALERS.-Sealed Pro-
posafs for Coo gallons Of pure winter strained Sperm
Oil viii BE- received MI the i5h instant each proposal TO pc
ccomnsui- By sample OF Oil TO Be such the patty max
The proposal will oblgate 10 supply by contract The
81 70 be delivered IS required By The undersigned.
WILLIAM X, GORHAM, Supt. of Lamps < Gas.
Corporation papers please copy. -
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observation-disclosures.

SATU RpAY. FEB. 5
IN SENATE there were several petitions for a
law to punish seduction Several unimportant
bills passed when the subject of the Tonawanda
Railroad come up and occupied the Senate till
the hour of adjournment
In ASSEMBLY, bill was reported by Mr.. JER-
EMlAH to amend the New.Yor School Law, as
recommended by the Board of Education.
MI. boswoRTH submitted resolutions amending
the Constitution of the State in relation to State
debts and liabilities and finding that the act passed
March 29th, 1912, specifying the appropriation of
the revenues should be confirmed and that the
Legislature should not create debt at any time
over Sl,000,O00 except in case of instruction or
INVASION, unless authorized BY law and it had been
submitted to the people in general election.
From the Alton III. Telegraph
LIE WIG ALMANAC FOR lS44-1ssued by
Messrs. Greeley Il M'Elrath Editors of the
Newfo rk Tribune, is one of the most valuable
publications of the kind that has ever fallen un-
der our observation. The great and universal
favor 1t meets with, in all parts of the Union, is
the best evidence of It's intrinsic worth; and
copy should be IN the hands Of every Wing, and
all rejecting Loco Focos in the country. In ad-
dtlon to Its beng correct and excellent alma
nac It's statistical and political matter is invalu
able 1t contains lreatises on the Government
of the United States History of the Tariff
The Wing Tariff of 1912; A National Bank
List of Presidents and Vice Presidents of the u
States; The Protection of American Industry
Mr.. Van Buren, on the Tariff; Mr.. Clay on Pub
lie Lands; Political Register; Seventeen pages
of Election Returns; Times of holding Elec.
tons in the several States &c. &c. They can
be purchased at seven dollars per hundred; and,
to any man Of observation, are worth double the
money. There is no way in which the Clay
Clubs throughout Illinois could each appropriate
seven dollars more judicieusly than by purchas
ing and circulating hundred Of these Wing
Almanacs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

DEFINED SUGARS.-R. l.. " A. STUART,
II are now selling the qualities Of their refined
quantities of five packages and upwards low
cash prices any othar refinery.
Fb. Sugars packed follows, without charge for
packages:
l.oayes II boxes of 300 lbs.
Crushed ~ barrels Of 200 lbs.
Ground in barrels Of 250 lbs.
Apply the Refinery 285 Greenwich street corner of
Chambers street Orders Of the city be accompanied
l,s+ JFrE
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"a EXCHANGE HOTEL-BALTlMORE.
f.';H ERASTUS COLEMAN has this day taken HEN.
RY + JACKSON into Partnership and in future the
House viii b conducted In the name OF Coleman IackIoa
The patronage Of the travelling pubc md Influence OF
trends is respectfully solicited.
BaltimOre. Feb. |. 1874. Il Ina
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pEACH ORCHARD COAL-The subscriber
has hand for SALE the above coal Of all ,rs.,
which he offers for sale low market price from the yard
Orders through the Despatch POST OF left the office Of
the subscriber, viii b. promptly attended to-
T. STOKES DICKERSON. No. loT Anthony ST,
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THE JUNHUS TRACTS.

No l. TIE TEsr; or Parties Fred hy their Acts
No II. The CCRRENcY.
No III. TIE TABirY.
No ". LIFE OF Henry CLAY.
No V. POLITICAL AsoLlTioN.
No. VI. DEMOCRACY
These little pamphlets working infinite good 10 the
Wing cause and observe with pleasure that they aye De-
Coming the standard publications among party.
New Orleans Bee.
The JuSus TRAcrs becoming the standard Wing
publications for thu present campaign"
Lexington Express, missouri
This Series of Political Tracts from the well known
author Of The Crrs Of ths Country 1910, uniform NJ
size price published and for sale II the lrbuIs Once
New-York at 80 50 cents hundred copies $50 !hou'
sand Orders part OF the UnoG supplied with des.
pacA Remittance. by mail post PAID free. AZ the risk OF
SION.
r , Orders mus, he accompanied with the cash.
GREELEf X McELRATH,
p,k I,el. far . AuYh
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GS HATS. H MONARQUE calls the atten-
;/ ton Of the public assortment of Fine Far Haia
jsa I'm. xs BOWERY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

NICHOLAS CARROLL, Agent and Attorney,
IN connection with his Associates Washington for
thu prosecution Of Claims against the General Government OF
the Unltsd Stat.,.-No 81 Waat Nsw.Yofk. nI6 tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

Liverpool and Sydney Coal for family or Smiths, op
haud for sale above Asc Ash and Ltish Coal Of all
sizes. al5tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

G10 O00 TO LOAN on good city security
paS <. P&JC. SMITH, IS Liberty St
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GOAL. COAL,,-The real genuine Red Ash
SPeach Orchard purchased the dock Of second hand
dealers but the fountain head the mines where get
the mrs; quality Of Coal and win be delivered the following
prices free of Carriage well screened the yard
eisher endorsement on the back of each ckst Nut S.
Stove s. 25 Broken EEs s. from the Lump; Lacka
IS, Lshigh S. Liverpool screened, 50 Yard 58
Washington 81. near Spriag GUERNSEY K CO os
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INFORMATION WANTED Of Mr. HENRY
DhAfi On an Eugiishmsn, many wears IN This eoun
ty-Any information respecting him VIII b. tbspkfnlIv r,
csneoH W. J I. TAPSCOTT'S,
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NOTTCE TO OIL DEALERS.-Sealed Pro-
osafs for eco gallons Of pure strained Sperm
Oil viii BE- received MI the 18th instant, each proposal to be
By sample OF Oil to be such the party max
M The proposal will obligate supply by contract The
Oh 20 be delivered IS required hy The undersigned
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cheeriuy recommend the work the attention of all
who take an nteest-and who should notn such subjects
~ ~ "B ELLIS"
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BOARDING IN PRlYATE FAMILY
AZ Fbnr hys persons hs handsomely accommodated
~h board IN private family ths cpI~r part OF the City
ANY communications addressed the subscriber, viii
cslye attention. ANTHONY J. BLEECKER u co.
"a Broad
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ID S. STUBS, FILES.-Just received an as
sor,ment of P $ Stubs Files for dentists jewel
-, p 49, fJ3ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

DLATED CAKE BASKETS-The Subscriber
offers for sale splendid Of the above goOds-
All new Iatterns .ith RICH silver mounngs AT low prices
ial2 In, ALBERT BEACH. Ia Chatham.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

HAVANA Mrs. VESTS Boarding House
HIS e.n removed 10 the bading previously occupied
the MANSION House Hotel Ne. lS Gale Obrabia,
OF Cae Mecaderes which has been extensively repaired aud
lmprorfd Prices arranged IN conformity to the room
ur rs Narsauset, who will be happy 10 furnish every
10 travellers bound TO Havana
:, BFasserge required 10 obtain passports, which
viii b. facilitated By the clerk of the house. who will board
al vessels Immediately on theirarriyal ji3 2wd
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CHEATHlNG COPPER.-l0O cases English,
t2g - 2W W 'GRiNNELL, MINTURN & co, 10 South
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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-19
The Yazoo Democrat.


The Proprietors have commenced in Yazoo
City, the publication OF a weekly newspaper,
entitled the " YAzoo DEMocRAT." The Demo-
crat Gas itS name implies) will be in part, devo-
ted 10 the dissemination Of the pure principles
Of republican government transmitted to us by
Thos. Jefferson, the Apostle OF American liberty,
and in later days sustained and carried out by
ANDREW JACKSON. 1t cannot then DO me-
cessary to add, that we are in favor Of a neid
and economical Administration Of the General
Government; separation Of the Government from
Banks; reduction in the price Of public lands, so
that the industrious and poor man may find
home for his children; in favor Of the immedi
ATE annexation Of Texas TO the United States,
believing, as we do, that it is a measure Of par
amount importance; and ALEC, that we are in
favor Of the lowest revende tariff.
We shall, with whatever ability we may pos
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Bank, by which the many are to be plandered
and the few enriched. We shall oppose high
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ing that the system is alone calculated 10 deprcss
""N PAN"NSA TIC ROutuCiu pldulGE9 10 IdLNeu "a
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by our ancestors, and by them handed down to
US. In short, our sheet will sustain zeaIousIy the
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Jackson.
We have ever regarded the following as cardi-
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TO all men-eauaI aud exact justice--hberty.
equal rights, equal privileges and strict political
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whlie 1t protects the rich and more foItunate,-
1t teaches US 10 perform and exact equal Justice
between man and man, Ito love our country and
onr countrymen.
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PROSPECTUS.

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Sept 2, 1874 Proprietor, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-19
NEW DDS
"Just Received from the North "

TaHHE undersigned have just received II large
4 and well assorted stock Of FANCY and
STAPLE DRY-GOODS, consisting in pspt~oi
Prints, &c, all ofthe latest style; aso FI6nnels,
Kerseys, Lindseys, Blankets, Boots, Shoes and
Hats. Together with large stock 0EGROCE-
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SUPPLIES Of every description fall Of which
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az We are also prepared to make liberal
advances on Cotton, in hand, or Store.
w. g. L. YYMAN,
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