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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

An HONEST MAN THE NoBLEsr WORK OF
GoD-A gentleman formerly in the dry goods
bu-iness in Central street, and well known III
,hs community who had been in extensive hns-
ness for twenty years, and had accumulated a
handsome property, was compelled ny unavolda
bic losses. consequent upon the cisastrons peri"d
of l637-'39, to suspend payment about year
and half ago. o"'ng a large amount of money
He COMPROMISED with all his creditors, by pnyiay
them seycniy-iivc per cent. OF their demancs,
(Which was The extent it was possibly for mn 10
pay.l and WAS legally and honorable discharged.
lie has since been able by the favorable change
IN the tiraes, 10 close his af:rs better than he
had expected, and has promptly and roiuntardy
PAID the balance, bo,b prncipai and Interest,"
The gentleman referred To does not know that
these facts are communicated 10 the Pnbc
tie would himself shrink from such natorle.r;
hu, it scans ;n be due to hn, that has h"nordrle
conduct should be knov'n, both for his own sake,
and as an example 70 others. Boston Atlas
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
n-s- Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
8-Thl, lnf.ntlon. lunng The month Of May,
Total Lives Insured. .a

~ Hardware, Cufiery, iSc.-LEWlS BESE-
DICT & CO. respectfully inform their frends and the rubc
generally that they removed 10 this city. and have uhn
the Store s. Peareet, eppcse the Peastreet House
where they opening large and welse.ected asso
nept of Goods both Foreign ar Domestic which they
would call the attention of those wias purchase. spJ II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
O'COilneii's Ireland

Memoir OF laG. >,vc md SsNou tSscond Ediron
BY UA>ini OL oN>fL NJ. wih iiarIess 90 me au;i-r
P,icr p cv.tS i,s CopI-s o- s..
u Urdv!I .ol any OF J- above named works be a.
dressed u GKs.s.Lr.Y y Nlct.LkNiH.
rrbnr- Is 4ihIir.s. \-s-N or.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

~ Or, Felix GOurauG's Italian Medicnte:l
Soap-For curiug crkles, pmpies. erupuons ogtcheS.
.c,ryy i;ur1he spots, ma, Aeio 'he-. H al irritation
aud xHusness n darkness Of The skn. This
sap one OF the remarkable Of recent chemical dscuv
eues It's emoet md hesns quaiicS >puken OF m MI
directions and every Who recommend IT, One CAKE
cents We wIrrn; 20 answer al! OrflnnEy pu rpoeet 1rd
"a IN he had genuine only n Walker Street door from
Chesnu: street. Phiajrph: Cray, PuugAeepsle. iousey.
Rochester Myers, New Haven; Dyer Providence; Carleton.
Lowell: art TrIpp Newa!k lei' IN
~ DIR. Felix Gournud's Poudre Subtitle WI!
completely and permanently erndte su;eifuos human hair
from females upper lips the HAIR conc-an: broad and ee-
waited ioehesr the nuhbOn beard ~ any kind Of
suIerfnous ha Be 10 get the genuine a the or glns
Office. 81 Walker street. one doo, from BFoadwry.
81 per bottle: directions French and Ensit itsh.
Asenis-Guthne. Maiden Lane. Albany Myers. New
Haven Brnwn, 70 Cheepu; street. Phlaiepha; Jordan.
Mix street. Bo-ton tay, Poughkecpse Green, Worcester;
Carleton. Lowell: G. Dyer. Jr. proyidence MauheS<nn.
Norwich Tonsey. Rochester. y. Y; Guild Bangor White.
Can be and tested Lecr- buying Proof positive this.
and 10 mistake. JelI I'm
T Notice.-The Board OF Directors Of the Boston ard
Worcester Ra Roa COfo"rLuon Fave th, day declared
dy dead a iree and h payable and asr
Inc first daJ Of July us5t al The Treasurer, Office Boston.
Mas. Je:i fJyi
n- The Books of subscription to the Capital
Stock of, the New.York and Enc Railroad Co II
the ofee Of the Company NJ "a Ws,sqeet !etseen 'f'
Sevs-Yo,k Apni 18th. is+i az1
C- DR.. Phinney's Family Pills constantly
for sale By A. b. s. ID. SANDS - Fulton street, G3 Broac-
way, and a East Broadway tso ON
.,E Graham House, 63 Barclay street. By RoS- ,;
WELL GOSS. N0u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
TyEALTH AND HAPPINESS At nnyr.-!lundrr,I..

perhaps ,.u>nc,, annually rSnr; u f.t
s slii liy timely Il the ur';
home. ar-e pr"p 81 crs,. ibis rNia'r-
would ba unnecessary, aud heat c"uG To - eise
ana ~ well abroad. t
fact g-nelll. admitted t.t Go ipc-e> iive i-r "f:ih 900
H. in.uc tie of The III lud. winch gnhHhy -'e
tons ts produces complete dl>or.ru eaton ~ M
whole systet Netahc plea III ruliuG the attention. 81 "u
r,rtrr- Ir.ir I-,icia called SANDS -SLSAPtKlLLN =
whci Nil siccuhY eradra Nil Wpurlr> fob the ) 'e"
rnd Sc'0t ;Iri Csnc muind = Goa GeteG an u
Z rl.in uI i.n nd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

ia paragraph from Buenos Ayres paper
was generally copied here a few weeks since,
owing story Of q rude insult offered by Com
modorc Puvi. Of The British squadron, u C.pt
Conoyer. OF he United States snip John Adams,
at {, dinner OF board the Brush sc.In !rgae
Gorgon." The National Tnle.lgencer publishes
,u.cyiract of A letter from Cant. Conuver wh1
has recently returned to the United States, ny
which it appears that the e'o-y has barely a sna
dow of trutn At the dinner referred 10, Capt.
Conovcr with others, took occasion to commend
,he attack Of Admlral Blown upon tortiicauun
m the bay Of Montevideo, and Commodore Pun
Wis rather warmly Condemned the course of
Brown. Finding that Commodore Purvls was
becoming someU hat excited, the American 9TH
GERS ouickly dropped the subject, and nothing
more was thought Of the matter
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
JOSuCA GARSED e. co.

ENGLISH MANUFACTURER
OF PATENT THREADS. She Tbrs1ds ,nret r snl
@''.i 80. Z BURLLH,G SIP. .NEH: YORK. ie5 :an-
FIRTH Hall No Frnsnsqa9LHsi nave @ =, Sens,r9,Y
SR r il EN IF al find. PIANO F0RI IS d di5ea
,ys and has GUITARS from the bet BE-. Spanish .sgaa gasrM r.
ute ov,r s other raker and vsry tone ald
,ye Of finish PluTE OF n sns end gsh t it %Ish ny
Bi t;iES. CGRSGPL0XS TR0MBGNfs sl q htlI
is9. f "ssfE % SIT sG of sFP!sf R ssi: SfW MsG an
ed Rg4i,! !S. rCBLStGn ?, n Viz ;te Ss. .2gf;
q 81 cPSSXH " hs a. FAifd III dRPEs PHI EEELfo GEE BoHk Hk J.
collection OF -e7 for og' ;ae s9'ce with pllno acf, M
i1s; ssh sGiar. 5y ATTN PlILPs PGee One Eoa pr
Merchants and ne MuScnI Community generally are r
TO STATIONERS, ENGR.aVERs AND PRINTERS;
l. Superior EHamsli= Forcrisn irory Sdr'ace wne 10
ccG anE GI,; ( .729a @ , ns 3.nsd 5qc
by l. SMITH. lo2 lohu street. opposite Chr st. myi
T ATE PURILCAT!oNs.-Amy Herbert. edited 1y Rev
Lw Sewe pnse l2i een, The sys.fet Of hs hea'h.
een ConinrsbT. by DIsrssl 9 cents. Noh and South
I'd .ss; we :ssS SSa:5 s @ ss1 esb eseS s. e.
ssa6s t f. t 5a; hED o %9@4n' @ e;n,a W
Poem-Ihe Por.. Sscr.d Passionate and Humorous. ofN
Magazine, ior July-Ladys Book. G'.hem's Magazine
LSas' sS Na''0'iI H RAYSoRs Bookstore. 7s Bowey
WAGON FOR sALE-A strong substantial Country
~. ~ 80, n.,r ijn,.,un ma2 II
ccs NIett he1I hO"7''''
1IoNEY-A few bo1e. beautiful white Comb Honey for
II .r,r by GASSNRR & YOUNG.
"a I2l 'hafham 81
S,u0VFIS : a SpADES-s(IJ d,nen a low prcs, article
, F. saIs5, MURDOCH LEAyTT7T,E i T.:, & GO; .Is.t
collar OII-The subscriber manufacturing Srni
attention. III zio CEe.fy
Street TRUHAN ROBERTS. To
CHAINs AND ANCHoRSs-fpm ~ inch to to T; t. 90 On
I , rhnrs from 500 A 10 Is B A. sold or exchanges ~
spR GAuNT Z DRRRCkSON. lAs soutn-s-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

REMARKABLE IsclDrNr.-A Philadelphia pa
per says, d young girl about II or II years Of
age, daughter Of Mr. Fisher, IN FuuIts-street,
'sbove Master, has been the subject Of most re-
markable physical phenomenon, which appears
almost incredible. For near two years past she
had been unable to walk and TO speak. During
the time OF the riots the dwelling oI her father,
IN Cadwallader- street, was Destroyed by FIRE, and
the family, with the greatest precipitation and
fright, took refuge in the woods in the suburbs
OF the City. This girl was among those helped
10 this retreat, her case exciting the strong.
est sympathles Of these who llne, the crcuu-
stances OF her condition. Her alarm ON the TIC
casion was of the most excruciating character
but what is the singular feature of the whole
affair is the fact that she has recovered her speech
and her powers 10 walk, and IS now in posses
SION of her natural scultes. The cas-. Is one
that has coniounded all Who have been acquaiuld
with il. There Is little doubt in the minds ri
those converssnt with the crcumsI ances, that to
the fright uccasoned by The destruction OF neT
home and The precipnate fl ght made by the
'amily, may be attributed her wonderful resio.
ration.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
MACkIE q LEVERETT.,
AIISSIOS niER c IL 4 y T 5 {,
No. in7 WATER STREET,
IL Il

ISo. tnf ATfk STREET,
Below WAL street,
John F. MAcKTE late aiacse. Oukley & JenC!s0a. y V
Josiah 5. LEygRETT. late l.-yetett q nnaa' m
l-,lers cut ard Wrought Nails and spikes; Axe. n
Plate. Banca Tin. Lead. COseef Zinc, .pete W Eng,
h Am-iran and Russia Sheet lion. iioop Iron bme''
R-is Band Iron Nail Spike Rods Shoreis Spades Chsi
Steel Brad- TackS and Suauwbi Bras, kett!es Ihnets
Tools. scotch Enslsh < American Pig Iron. &c o
Fire Proof safes and Iron Cacss nf all -lz.s uls 3ln
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
TRIBUNE BOOK BINnERY.
No. : SPHTCE STREET.
THIRD STORY
GATLOk ~ hLEH A NDE.R

Are prepa'ei To cxerut. Binding fr bO0kSLLLEES.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private individuals
" T. Particular attention paid 10 r-baG ng Old Books Pe.
rndcns Music Sc., ~ lie and nj resnnHbe ntrS
Persons visiting the cty can have thelf books rebound III
short notice iEit
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

II The Eucleian Society OF the University Of
the City of New YORK. Will hold h-r r,t AnnnE Meeting
IN Their Hail. Friday evening. 18th sttnt ut "a oc'ocS-
Tie attendance ote iln"orry Members will be nccept
able ad gratifying and that "i The Graduate Memoe,
nestiy and particularly requested The Hon VIM AlcNu'-
ray. of their number. VIII ey Grafton on tse coca
SION. W VI. n: MARIlN
HENRY 3. DUNCAN.
Eucleian Hall. 9th June, ls4i. je22 81 : L 6CF'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
Ne>~-Yora Daily Tribune.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. lbJ NASSAU STREET.
4 ii kinds Of job Printing. suca
PAMPHLETS AAMMuT. SHu" ILLS
CATALoGrEs. t.k'~TUKE BILLS,
CHICKS. CARDS. COSCKRT Hills. PLAN aac
INSURANCE POLICEs, Fnncy.
BILLS or l.ApiSG, Political BILLS,
CIRCULARS, CIRCULARS. lueatI sc;
Promptly executed the Office OF the Tribune No. lU NusscC
str,ei-up!-.>fe the Park
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

~ : DONNELLY u CO. No. 2S7 Grand street. conner oi
Alien have on hnnd aSsnrnien; OF the cl
oy,n. ho- kerpn, DRY GOODS. which they invite lie
attention uf purchasers.
al 10 IA impern and iinreliie, tluI!ts
10 lVI by "a p!apes and Dsmask Table Cloths Hil
Linen.
Sheetln-s. ,
Ku..iu Scotch and Irish Towelng Diapers.
IS 3 and II i!laper and DHmask Napkins.
Crash Haze uauck and Br;eye lrGper.
a. aad So Snlr,n: and PawCuse Linen OF all qualities.
A. heavy ndr--,ed LINEN.
French Embo,,e,l Cloth Tnbe and Piano Covers.
Coored Cotton. Wofsed and Linen iGnie Clo,hs;
And nsn an exten.ve ut Cloths and CafSaefe
Drrn Ea. GaniLroons Linen Drlings. and other staple
,rd F,,c- Tiry t;nnIs nv2i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
CHEAP DRY GOODS.

Z. 7 WEWFLE,
No. 3 Cellar, d,br t.um Nassau St.
1TA lust r-ceired Auction gncen French pnted
Mnsns rich ifoche Paid ard striped tumt de s,e, Oi
superior Gualry. black striped Batfege. New style BIlkV-
,ine lOI satin striped Ba.!-gs $hawls, ld-- CraruS.
rich Hat and Cap Ribbons. Brses Thread lnd Ash5g'
,nn Igce. white and b.ca Cardinals coloret SILK shawl.
RnrnIey Sh.y,nc Hose Cloves &c Persons purchasing
for cash wi do well 10 calf and the stock before pnr
~. ~ tLe,, ,,..is my@a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
WHOLE Nc. 1902.
Scientific ~ ssefu, Publications..


u The following valuable WORKS a7e pub
lished at the Tribune 0t:ice. and may be obtain
ed from any of TIC AGENTS o' the Tribune; or
al CNcl>NAri 'ram Fiiillm II iio7re i 20:
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roN .ro,n Rtdaias d 20.
Elements Of Natural Philosophy:
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and 20 Ousl Le af-r -lui'ir. atu to ~ -
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fhi NJ. crlu"ltN Gu-ur'i tor ur irss a ii ~
.chi iUsf i nc Other .uh CATIONS o. - y'Giff
81 piasnp .uL ,nr.n''tfy ir- est i'-l3ns
~ book Sr. trr fGeui -! uf-s OF stu At
rh.i. y. ng> ent- w:l- io!lp"Ins ir f-ct'o
co air- IA No such lfcutv wall occur IN
the OF ths *urA D5. Cal rlas 1ri i-sc'sFx Is
r.1n-,r,ti 20 -vs.,tn, the work. Face 50 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

FATAL Ayf ARA iar=i r-ncnutre roos pnc- at
the i'GucUnnoa Iron Work. Oh 1ioud., w--k last
~ " hich man hy The gau- al Miles Evans was
kr!rd oy W l!.Inn ''Gsgrive. h-v were both en-
pia.rd at the foundry, and The f,'ai- -caia-rmpht
grew out oi dispute - 10 winch was ;he better
wcTGman OF tie ;wu.
And the na';er Vas settled, uninubie,v TIE
survivor must bc coa>ldyte9 tie oc>, workman
HIS w'ra x ne 10 lnc, i ng. f. i r.i-h,-
and taken home, and he may now sit Gn~n and
contemplate ms d,y's l:hor-a labor upon win n
he entered. p'rilaps. with as kindly ,eengs as
any et his el!ow-workm, Emulation, how.
ever. Is dangerous tu some. L. Is :, sI!Hudn'
that needs regulator power mat must De-
-uHo'd'rate Under proper control. il Is 'he
nrlncpc Of pubic mpr .renent, and of priv4i-
d'stlnct"n. Ii gathers laurels for the warrior
+n1 hays for the pp-t. II actnaIes the nven,o-
and is The moving principe OF those who travei o
tne deserts OF A!lca. or explore the ice fields 81
the North. Ii enicrs INTO the feelings ni those
wn" do business on the great waters, and has in
iiuence with the men VINO 20 down 20 the sea Oh
Shios, 10 preach the Gospe! TO all n,lous.
Bat this feeling, uncon,roi!ed-tte predom
nanL passion OF the heart, The motive power OF
the hands the source Of most of the m s5ry
with which the earth is afflicted. Ii is the Spirit
that has unjustly poured out all the rl-he lus
blood, from Abel, 10 him that died at the Dun
cannon Iron Works and II has ndddcnsd the
brain and emrtiered the bosom Of all that nave
sought the injury Of their kind. II sent Can a
vagabond from Shlnah to the land Of Nod and
1t has driven Muserave nom the labprs that be
loved and boosted oi-ironl The blessed air ot
heaven and the associates of ms like, 10 the con-
tlnement and the solitude OF PRISON walls.
Il
earth, whose beauty and love!ness are the pattern
by which we picture heaven. INTO waste Of evil
passlons-an acclccma-a place nf blood
III : Gsyette
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

o. Hon. Henry Y CaANsrox, we learn with
regret, remains qute iii at Washington. lie was.
however, able to write lew ncs 10 his son, Mr..
Wm. Ii. Crans,on, on Saturday last.
Rhode. Is.ant:cr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

- Editors publishing the above and sending n OF
,fS.f pape marked sin receive Tie Saturday Emporium N
eXciunse.
j Express. Courier Herald Journal Of Commerce, Even
Po>t American nnl lrus sun VIII twice Week
md .snI hIl! tn the nnhL,ltrs. ic. SaW.s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

A DrseRAcfFuL ScENE.-We learn from the
Louisville Courier of Tuesday last, that on Mon
dav fearful scene took place IN that city near
the corner of Man and Fourth streets. A gal
lant chivalric gentleman, driver oi milk
cart. whipped woman so severely with small
stick, over her face and hands, as to cause the
blood to flow. He was collarcd by a gentleman
passing by at the time, and had he not SO qnieiiy
submitted to the shaking administered to hui,
lie would have met with rather rough treatment
from the indignant crowd. The razor stFoP
man, who happened Just then to crop in' pu'
every one in good humor, by calling OUT " ~
few more left-did any gentleman say he wanted
one of my strops ~ StroPs seemed 10 take fiuch
better than the strapplng did.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

TfNFTIIEAi, NI.TII... INJ TN.N't = M l. bTI'IIT.
way ir,;veen Th.teeath and Fourteenth ,eets.-lHe
.,lt tui public respectfully invited u tie stare
,t opened u above ltconas extensive ussO-ni u! s
article ie the family with vHfry :" 'ahcy 90 d.,
rZ:Pns Scedias iuoA, aud Eyc. superior Sewing q KOS.
and SIX Ruun, .a7es, B"bbn. Pore !S, 1.puyf It''r-
,cd Can,a,> Patterns perforated E.tol i'onrd lii,
Liuye- t ld.- Crt:at ANA taps. leuteucn's Collars,
i..uns tu.c. irndk"ichi.f,. sus.edefs. &c il'''fJ
lnna C!rh. ludg. SanSe-n, fJasgis. sun Shades
-huy and Travelling u aietS Pam and ftncy lins-t.
WAY ami other Dul,. ila Nail nni Teeth .ir,.se.
Ivory and Shell combs Pi.n ard lanc; sal onety Note 70"
~ fnncy snnp efai n Thuyns tren and other e9're
mi e, r tn. Toilet splendid tnHlgret,s. Smelling Brue+
Sc .c-'lhe stock hs been selected with .reat and
III If &. BLUM.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

SANDS S,R~.P,R LA, = purely vaee nile pre-. rritlnn.
hs> J-- hur'Gsty re,e Vnr.ty "f a'e'e- aud i if
ev.,saynce be an ,fftctt uf scrn'C
- .nur VI tie Glgrt-. cp>y, Sat Iiisuu. S,!
head. tczema. RaeuH.'-m. Pait-iI - .. the tcal H.
ti-eas,s Urg.untr-- lu'If" ur taUrtNcd 'ii col
the blood uefnu cement II line digestive iHr g.
irlrtOTs ,s!ly written tr.iuOnms, svtus i
Dc al ..s -NtntntGi!afy virtues, tuShh u-
-crIt -! cen l;rses. letter. al the cicrsy mag
private Lru al cnuilnls the sl'vmeit' g.
conuuy srd. HIl he rreT'uy exhibited "u"h
sicain. rvc"r.r >ufce ty Clear Hd c'nv s
To- atly The accdulo!, q. le iea! feIIis Ui ' %
ulLle m''irne.
~ The following certificates III te read wth interest paI
tcuiary bJ all suffering IN >ininr liannrr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

PIy MANurAcroRr.-We have in this village
the most extensive Pin Mandatory in the Uni.
ted States, owned by Messrs. Siocum, Jilson and
ca. Tbey commenced about four years since
mon moderate scale at first, but since the
Wing Tariff of 1912 their operations have been
constantly and rapidly extended, as their orders
from all quarters were beyond what they could
supply But they are now placing their WORK
upon scale by which they can furnish the
market any extent that may be required
They manufacture 1900 pounds OF pins per
day oil various sizes, and are getting additional
machinery ready by which they can soon manu-
iacture !ooO pounds daily. They employ IN the
VARIOUS branches of their operation one hundred
hancs regularly They use $50 tons OF wire and
between TWO ana Three thousand reamS OF p'psr
per annum. ihelr pms sell upon the average at
seVenty.hve cents per pound, making the annual
value OF Their sales, when their additional works
are in full operation, at least S525 600.
All these extensive operations are carried on
for the manufacture OF the single and apparently
unimportant article Of pins. One hundred hands
have constant employment and support in the
works themselves, beside the additional laborers
who also obtain employment through the patron
age Of this factory, in the manufacture OF wire
and paper, in printing. &c 10 say nothing of the
amount annually paid for freight, Carriage and
variety of miscellaneous matters.
What better argument do we need to show
how much the interests of ,corkisg men are pro-
motsd by manufacturing system yet without
Protective Tariff pins cannot be made IN this
country at all. Now with the Loco Foco policy
of Free. trade, those who receive steady employ
ment and good wages in this pin factory would
be sent adrift, and our merchants would send the
mrney ,ha, now goes into the pockets Of our
own people, to England.
The same arguments that apply to the factory
here alluded to, apply with equal force 10 all
Others and we believe the day has at last arrived
when intelligent men no longer Will be led away by
demagogues to support policy that is utterly
destructive to their own interests.
[Poughkeepsle Eagle
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

y commence 1r,ch rs -. --e"f-i 'rf. tf' -
,n,..ilys, a.c requested 10 atet l. r', ., 20 .i-y o.
/ -. . :. 7. 4iISCol J..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

.-s--.z- PIANO FORTES-1.,e Snbsrrber ulcrs for
-s.rsg-i sa.e assortment o Eoeewo,d aDd SIn1og
any Cottage and HorHluiui Piano FOfiss 0f
~ II every vhC-ty ui putefls, in1in u seven
.-rfaN,s with All GtaefT improvements. fssc iB'ifu
fnens made a the be ued nifn gt lie fpnrH
Gsnd Actun aud shralteG 10 ,a.G cthie Per-
wishing pIcin-. god rnd cfr'p iifgIc@, are IN
yra 10 call. y. u. tid Pianos taAs' it -x;Afng,
JAaf- IHDAiP-t'N. iate i,i.!uan Z itandei,
ELI tn ~. lGIc,Yy 1T Dpyu,ie fhe AI0r house.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

- EHnNAi.-'he O.ceaad sir,o< Room o'fh- Ne" ~;
IS ani lrau...l, .u"s ~ ltou iruy'1-,'resi o. ~
IGN ,,,i III ~ '' :,i L. Smith H. John ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

WILLIAM RICHARD
pncs ul confidence The statement made by Buck.
having known him the past sixteen years .
H. n. RANDOLPH.
know Aaron PucF and believe what e sfHte- tf
rnnnt 10 lie perfectly trrr GEORGE HEART.
ne " ter of the above. A. Buck. being member ni my
family know statement 0 bc correct m every pct
L. WHEELER
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

r;Iu iAIVY ERG-Ihe Law libr,ry nre of Stephen
T.. ur"n. - !crk,.l. Lec9a,ed. consisting 81 nDout
- volume. ui Report. Ugsis Bnd EleUebIy works Oi the
sie 4i,fpu ~ good uud condition, uiDDs which
ai mi Sra,c-. offered Il very o.S tof parii
cunfs inui.- ,.. T. Neisun. u ~ icg r.'fer, New
York of of FrO.t iotoI mi w. Neol PeeMskib - Y.
Pee. al june stii ..Il ycll 3w'