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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-20
STATE OF OHIO, BROWN COUNTY
Court of Common Pleas. p.pr,r,o,
Mary Jane Joncs,l by her next Friend
6and Guardian Edward Mcdaniel,

4onu OuatNlau A2iWatu MCOdul6l,
vs..
Sally Ann Jones, Diana Jones, Louisa
Jones, Andrew Jackson Jones, D sbo-
rah Jones, Roanna Jones, Macy Jones
and Isaac Jones.
SAID Defendants will take notice that
Petition was filed against them 10 said
court on the 9th day of January 1914.
and is nowIpending, wherein partition and
assignment Of dover are demanded Of
the following real estate 10 wit: In lots
Nos, Is, 81, us and l73 in the town OF
Aberdeen said county, and also Of lot
living in said town between lots Nos. lS
and l4o-and that at lhe next term of
said Oourt application will be made by
tho Petitioner for an order that dover
be assigned and partition made or said
premises. MARY JANE JoNEs, by Ler
next Friend &c. EDwARD McDANERL.
,Hin DAVID G. DEvoRE, Atty
Jan. 9th, 1914.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-20
New Map of Ohio.

The subscribers propose publishing new eds
tion of heir map of the State of Ohio.
This Map is compiled from the Surveys in the
Surveyor Generals Office at Cincinnati 4 m part
by Mr.. Samuel Morrison, whose skill as 9
draughtsman, experience and known accuracy
are fully attested, not only by the present Sur
| veyor Geaeral, but confirmed by the Sertifcats
hereunto attached, of Robert T. Lytle, ESQ, the
predecessor Of Mr.. Halnes: and will exhibit the
sections, fractional Sections, Virginia Military
Surveys, principal roads, Public works and con-
tenplated public Improvements, together with
the lakes, Rivers, Indian Reservations, counts
Towns, cities and villages, which will DO lait
down with the greatestpossble accuracy.
There is no doubt that this map will contain
the mostminute and authentic information oil
any state map ever published. One Of the pro
prietOrs hasvisited every county in the States 70
the purpose ofgathering every informs tien reuuis
ite, to insure correctness. This fact Of itselb
will necessarily give assurance to those who may
patronze the map, that for real hutillty, il must
any mapgo up East, for the purpose
of state, but without the advantage of the per-
sonal Inspection and labor that has been bestow-
ed exclusively on this.
The size of the map will be between 4 and 6
feet square, neatly colored in sounties, mounted
and vanished; and soldto subscribers at the loW
price ofsix dollars.
Agents or companies taking ten copies. will
DO allowed a deduction offoTty per cent
DOOLITTLE & MUNSON.
Engravers and map publishers, Cincinnati
have examined the compilations made from
he public surveys in this Office by Mr.. Morrison,
or Messrs. Doolittle & MunsOn, whoaEe about
o publish sectional map of the state OF Ohio,
md so far as they relate to the public Surveys,
heyare correct. ROBERT I. LYTLE
Surveyor Generals Cincinnati.
August 8, lS4I
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-20

"Have you Voted!" asked political
drummer Of loafer who was hanging
round the polls, as he thrust ticket in
to his hand. "No | havn'l, and don't
mean to, that's more ill the third day a.
bout sundown. Nobody shakes hands
with me, or treats, after have. You
cant catch me.p
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-20
Land for Sale or Exchange

N VWO lots containing eighty acres each
= in Lenawee county, Michigan, situate
about eighteen miles from Toledo, aud half a
m, mile from the Toledo and Aurian Railroad -
The land is timbered with oak, whitewood. ma.
BILE and beach; and the soils rich.
Also,a lot containing eighty acres in Luca.
county, Ohio, about forty miles from Toledo, In
a section settled by thriving farmers. This i
also timbered land, with rich soil.
wi sellall or parts of this land on accommo.
dating terms or exchange it for farming land il
Browncounty. Forfultner information inouiu
ut the Standard Office
1.ss r.., d. P. PALMER.
Georgtown. Feb. q. 1a41. "H E5..
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-20

William Bamber's Estate.
n Office is hereby given that the sub.
~ sfiber has been appointed and quali>
fed as administrator de bonis non of the
estate Of William Bamber, late of Brown
county, deceased.
RICHARD X. HOLDEN.
January Sth. 1914.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-20
~. l.x q lAs eaRph0l loaeags. gIvs lnqsdlale

ufrTa ifrafn
relief 80 "
sherman's Poor mans Plaster.
Only ia cents, and warranted better than all
other flasters for reuring rheumatism, kImbago,
PAIN or weakness in the side, breast, back, or
any part Of the body, worn on the lower part
OF the spines they cure the piles; draws corns
out by the roots in about two days. These
are the cheapes. and best plast rs in the world. /.
Many persons would not be without them for as
many doll.rs as they cost cents Thev are
spread by machinery, and the enormous auanti-
ty # over one milliOa is sold every year. Rich
and poor, high ard low, all ages and conditions
use them. They afford such quick and aston
ishing relief that some call them the Magic
Plaster. J.W. Hoxie, Esq, Mr.. Michael Mar
tin, George ID Strong, Esq, J B. Cromwill, g.
a multitude of others, WHO have experienced
such great and decided benefit from the genuine
Sherman's Plaster, mightbe referred TO. Cau-
tiOn is necessary Sea that you get the genu-
inc Sherman's Poor Mans Plasters. PIinted
directions are on the back OF each plaster, with
factsinile of DR.. Shsrman's name. Many
spurious and worthless limitations are hawEed
about; they should always bo avoided--trust
none but Sherman's; his is sure to cure, and he
alo"e possesses the secret of making il.
These medicines are for sale at
Georgetown, by d. ]. Stewart,
Feesburgh, Daniel Trout.
Hamers,ille, w. B Wright.
Russelsville, Lambert Nowland.
Ripley, Ridgway and Credit.
Decatur, Thomas and West.
Farview, Robert Patten.
Eckmansvil!e, John Morrison.
West Union, Wesley Lee
ATNIDTTnNT,eS
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-20
DROWN Co. COW. PLEAS.


Elizabeth Frazier. }
DE il remembered that on the 9th
Dday of December lS43, the Petition
er filed his petition in the above case,
setting forth that he is seized 10 fee as
tenant in common with Jesse Pettljohn
OF the following tract of land containing
so acres in Brown county Ohio. Begin
ming at three small white oaks, thence
south, 65 degrees west, 1863 poles TO two
hickories, ash and white oak ,thence south
25 degrees east, 80 poles to an ash, su.
gar s. dogwOOd, thence north, 50 de-
grees east, SO g. 2-l0 poles 10 walnut
and stone, thence south % degrees essi /,
99& $40 poles TO two sugar trees ,lhence
north % degrees west, III poles 10 the
beginning, part of Entry made in the
name Of Bowen and Mitchell No. 1915,
and that Elizabeth Frazier, widow Of vii.
liam A. Frazier, decd is entitled loDOw
er in the undivided half thereof The
Defendents are notified that application
will be made at the next Tern of said
Court by the Petitioner for an order that
Dover be set off to said Elizabeth in the
undivided half Of said tract of land, and
that Partition of said premises be made
between the Petitioner and Jesse Petty.
john according to law and the prayer of
said Petition. ANDREW NEvIN, by
G. W. King, his ATTY.
February 6th, 1914.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-20
Estate of Lewis Tetard

Estate of Lewis Tetard.
NOTICE is hereby given that tire un.
~ d6rsigned has been duly appointed
and qualified to administer the estate of
Lewis Tetard, late of Brown county de.
ceased, Margaret JAoUETH, ,Executrix.
February Sd, 1944.*
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-20
JOHN JOLLIFFE,

Great ercitement! Removal ofhe Depos
ties, and Dissolution OF tie Cabinet!
GEORGE KERANS, TAILOR.
u ESPECTFULLY announces 10 tbs nnb.
AClic that he has commenced the Tailor.
ING BUSINESS on Main street, three door.
south of d. Crawfcrd'S Grocery, where he Is pre.
pared to serve the publicwith any thing IN bis
line of business with nsatness md promp,pess.
Georgetown, July 25th, Is43. -
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-20
Gun Making and Repairing

BY the subscriber, in Augusta, KY, on Hig
rset, first corner above the College.
BLACKSMITHING carried on, en- the
same lot, in all its various branches. Calls ip
either business will Be attended to on the
shortest notice. New RIFLES always on
hand-waTranted notihfeTioF toany.
M. SELLS.
N. B. l want quaatity Of good eurled gun
tocks for which wiifgive a liberal price.
Augusta KY, June 18th, ,1s42.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-20
LIST OF Lr;T"l'riHe

LIST OF Lr;'L"A'Eiho,
I'D EMA.NlNG in the Post Office at
10 Georgetown Ohio, on tho lst day
of January 1874, which, # not taken out
in three months, will be sent to the Gen.
eral Post Office as dead letters:
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-20
SHERlFFlS SAIE

BY virtue of a writ cfvenditiOni expo-
mas to me directed by thscOurt ofcommou
Pleas Of Brown county Ohio, will offer
for sale at the house Of ALEX. Porter on
Saturday the 24th day Of February 1874.
between ten aud O'Clock on said day'
the following property to wit: One LOT
of tobacco, supposed 10 he six Thousand
pounds more or less. To he sold as the
property Of Alexander Porter, at the
suit Of Clark and Wells. Terms cash.
ALSO,
On the same day, at The house Of Wm.
Porter the following property 10 witt
one two horse Wagon, one COW, and
One lot of tobacco, consisting OF two
thirds Of the crop raised on the farm
where Wm. Porter now resides. TO be
sold as to the property Of VIM. Porter al
The suit Of Clark g. Wells. Terms e cash
ALSO,
by virtue Of three writs Of VenditionJ
sxponas TO me directed by the court OF
JommonPleas eG Hghlan d CouDivO Ohio, |
win Offer for sale at the house of,James
CamPbell in Perry Towns hip Brown coun
y, on Saturday the 24lh day Of February |
!!S44, the following property 10 wit,one
our morse Wagon. To be sold as the
property OF James Campbell at the suit,
, Ripley y Hillsborough Turnpiks Co.
'e rms cash.
VIM. SHIELDS sh'E. b. G. o.
= WIN. DoWDNEY. Den! nRrr
Shsriff's Office, February 10, is44. !
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
sli2.5.l 10

The net Revenue for the past six months viii lie nearly e9a
to what i, when thi, Rod had the whoe Ut the New ORR
business, THIS owing 10 the inc ca~c al the iai usue
The freight ia, increased at year as follows 10 Mo
Stations. & per cent Local. IA per cent aiu -'e" h -
per cent.
The Roud is now in very good condition. a-d Tax better ha
It was four year There about lio S'evpes 10 V'
renewed which ts henvy expense VIII Ve
ateI ei, years 10 come particularly Is 'eE"
last years. which hive been PREPARED as"s'
decay y being soaked IN strong solution o. the suphate o
Copper.
OUR large amount OF counterfeit bills upon ih'
Bank Of Manchester OF Vermont have been put IN cfcu"'
IN BuIlo and have deceived The brokers' They ne o'
the denomination OF 30 and SlO1 mad even sad sV. y
sOnot OF the following description No ST. letter A. paya
bic to y. Burton bearer. sgned w T. Black, Ca>hef. VI
Bunn PRESIDENT dated Jan g. 1874 Durand Camp oil New.
York The vgne,te good engraving The dies and letter.
ing good. although they are toeFabe II sAu'
that the Bank oil, out Of these denominations
The rrceipIs on the Delaware Canal for The hca
year to June Zd is S37 $50.
rh. business on the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad for the week ending June - 1874 was us follows
c.fnye,, Freight. &c.....'.'......si''4'' aI5s Os
'eV'ou,iS ihis -
Amour, Of Goa. ,,,a'Ss1: IN La. year to June 1 SIS
Increase this year...............' sl'IV1 :"
The following sales of Stocks made al bos-
ton yesterday:
l' shares Western Railroad. 72S 80 do do DO 81 U.s. 90
p do Portland and saco Railroad ss; . do Readlns IN"
road. 2 200 do do 2 IGj do do 2s so do do 10 ds s
. do do mos 9 80 do mos q; a5 do do 9 40 DO do
% lie 100 do do % 20 do do w. 9 50 do Long Island Ra'
road s34; do Merchants Bank To-; 25 do East Boston
Company. II.
The Exchange Company. Boston, have declared dividend
Of "a cent on the value The ssre.s-nnd anti
cpnto regular dividends OF cent per for the next
three years when having absorbed by sulus receipts Out
ing debt. ii will be L per cent stock.
There is not much Improvement at Boston in solid
dividend Railroads. except Eastern which advanced to
liz and 10 for n. H. Lowell worth Ol dividend of pei
cent oa-Ma.nc ~. and extension 4-COncord 97-Chsrss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

town HIaech s-Ptoycrce s-Auburn and Rochester 81
i"l.au :, ihe statement ot iHn.re cur. and enrine
upon the sience road. by recent coIrsion ans much
eNnFger1ie nst will exceed 30 dolnr-no one ho,nnd
MS 'Lc here hHve ccn ,ale< OF Wurces,cr-i
per cent offered mud - asked Tie renewal Of Il, old tr,rk
with heavy rail Is progressing.
he ~" B"ston COMPANY Ind Their second sale Of land f
d'd no nS week md nearly hal tie amount was taken np
- Is sth the Nnr'Tici ouse !. 10 be down. the
N.se ce covers mndc available 'or bnldn ng hts. The
NnnisSim Co rnfe IN, ornh- .nr.rnnt ntnir, :;
n'lnnn meeting. and the tpck firm $50 for 90
kcren nle' OF land IN Boston and cnyiros sao- s ample
urpy o 'aIn! l"' purchases OF req! advance
mas sad. been o-cd for the lot. purchased by The Ahe
neim IN itemon'S street hWt nnolc NOR. ccnerllg nc
there rs IKE bcs, available site. = "''' - 49,"
The following vslsahie tables arc from work
ecety published IN philadelphia. by n- w Hammond Ga
~" ~ {" Apu, lSi The time at winch work ns praaar.d
tne m afIccni1 amount Of Snte Loans unpaid was el3
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
CITY IN II L. LsL Il EN- c E.
VICE CIIANCEIIOR'S COURT. Before lion. WM. T
MCCorS. Vice Chancellor

VICE CIlANCELLOES COURT. Before lion. WM. +.
MCCoCS, Vice Chaucelor
Lo>GwoRTHr I. llIcKsoN. -Mr. Longw orlh leased
- Nc Crow nucunuecr. the No us Nas>nus'ree
ro occupied as hat ure ami the fixtures t. be kept and
up IN good order al the expiration oi the lease. Mr. Crow
!ncd the lease To Mr. HcS~nn. who proceeding take
d"wn alter the lNtues the place liquor
and haf-toon The landlord obtained injunction from this
Count restraining h from iukius dawn the fixtures
the Motion made 10 Dissolve the injunction.
M Sray. behalf oi the Tenant cotended III lessee d
his lease. has right take ner fixtures,
ded that h. ies not . freehold aud plnceS them
good order and condition n' the eSpnt"n u' The sl>e e
tirh heIui>u that there assent shown nn the 'n
~ the ennn, t" the place should lie occupied only hat
The Nicet Chancellor. his decision. stated the
have iee Tor hat aud That the lX
tueS should lee kept md delivered IN The od order
,!.en ikcn The lessee a, right. heriure lake
them d"n. ar 10 change the character O tbs busne Muiun
In il -u.NC tenipl.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
THE WHlG DOCUMENTS.

e following is llst OF the Wing Documents
or sale nj The Tribune Office. Ord-rs from
fSCIubs, Wing Committees, booksellers, Mer.
Sas and individuals, accompanied by the cash
t@iromptIy attended to, and the documents shin.
1 20 a"y por, OF the United States.
8SEST'S LIFE OF CLAY-The fulles, and mot
fplete BIogisphy OF Mr. Clay ev9f written. Price
hSesn4 per 100 sS 60
sASD SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY. vols.
- Engsvings bound 81 25 by the Quantities. IS
ScLAY TRIBUNE. Weekly Newspaper. For
ssa nee Prospectus in another column.
LABORER. Hall Bound. ......... l 90
tLCTloN AND FREE TRADE A Tract By
Per 100 copies. 30
AS IT Is. BY Il. Greeley Fer lC0.... 50
MI w. H of JOHN NJ. CLAYTON-per 100 copies ] .
'oN'S-C!ay and Frelinghuysen-nn admira-
coiecion Of The very best-per 100 copes ] 20
ksMEpaaTF QUESTION IN GERMANY-per 100 l 90
fr,TpI Al INTERCOURSE OFTHE UNITED
SrrEvS ~. IND ID GREAT BRgTAIN-per 100 copies ! CO
az WEIc CAssiUs NJ. CLAY-per 100 copies ! 10
IN Tel.r IN n,hMANAC-per 100 couie, , %
m rf-onpi pi,S, by janus, Per Loo ,,m
sS, TARIFF. do. ''''..'..'..-..... 10 W
M M OF HENRY CLAY. do" '.'''.....'...... 10 ~
e ~ dliCAL ABOLITION. do. ''''''''..'..-.. 10 %
.is. is.CRACY. do, '''''......... 10 "
In vk K AND CAPITAL. do" ''.'''''''..... 10 "
SrOBLIC LANDS. do - '''''''.''. 10 "
ofders must be addressed to '''''''''''' 10 w
GREELEY & McELRATH
ln'uns BuldiDg,. Nsw. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
Commercial, and Money Matters.

n- E3r Commercial and Money Matters Last Pdcs
WEDNESDAY,, =. NJ
The Stock market continues heavy as is usual Al
,bi. season and will probably continue until SepteEber
with small fluctuations The bears generally have the best OF
the game during the SUMMER
Fxchanees are quiet at 9 a o. for Sterling. 5 26i
for Francs
We have n letter from Boston giving some valua-
HE information in regard the Reading Railroad which we
shall endeayor 10 publish TO morrow
The following are The earnings o' thr h"Stoh q
Providence Railroad for the mouths OF this yenr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

Tuesdny, June 5th o short illness, Mr.. JAMES T. GIFFSc,
aged - years.
the funeral Thursday ~ \. W. tom his late residence, ~
Ne> Broadway. -,
RACHEL AUGUSTA. daughier oi !. = and Rnchel HUI.
The ferves and friends ~ the iami. respectfully lsv-
ted attend her !uuc1i this lhursGny nrrnn, u ~
u'c"ck, from ~" 70 second Avenue, near Second i.
Al New Orleans, The l1th alter short Illness JANES
T.. LEvERICII. aged i3 year.
On Tuesday m.rnug. June 18th Inst of consumption, CHAS
y. FOSTER. AGED 10
AZ Columbus ia June II. Mr.. LrcspA WINTER. CON
sort u John c. Winter Esq. Mf>. Wlner wn nniive "i
onnecucut She removed the cy Ui New Nork s0nn after
her uinutts which place She married 10 Nlr. Winter
some . ago.
New. No:k. nsel -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
CITY AFFAIR S.
WEpNISDAY.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Mr.. CLARK in Inc Chair

NIT' CLANk IN NC NhaIr.
a code Of Bye.I.aws was adopted
The Standing Committees were appointed for the
ensuing year
81 90 was appropriated for the School House in
the Nh Wnrd. Mr.. Weir stated that the Schools nrc Cd
ucstirg l0 children Ward n, nu expense Of ss wear
eaci-nnd the Common Schco Society SO clden mn ex
pentc Of IS year each
The salary OF III" Clerk, Mr.. Stewart. was in.
crcnsel To Si2N ycHr. being understood that he shall oh.
tam VI his owe expense such assistance enable HIM
perform the dutja, which the law require
A report was received sIalug that the Comptroller
hnd deposited .75. with the Chamberlain for School p,r
md VIII DEPOSIT the other half October and December
LAID on the table
The Special Committee reported that the sum of
S2ll.31 Will be required for School purposes th, year rsc
Of $0cO reported t. c Common Council by the Comp.
toct aud th' sum Of S2li .3ie includes stu9 for the pay
at building and ~, school houses &c Tie ,or,
was adopted, aud the Board udjpurncl.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
UPPER POLICE.

CHARGED WITH STEALING NoSEY:-A co'oreu
In -be- of No 4S iaynr street. named Samuel Lewis,
rested by officer Bird charged with having stolen st N Bans
mlls from the pocket ot William i. knapp. lumber deal
c No 33i Cherry while sitting III the shop "i Lew
ci.nc shaved Lewis str ped and searched bal 10 mon
y found on hn ye he committed Ia prison TO answer
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
COURr CAl.ENuAN..TuIs Day.

SUPERIOR CouHT.-Nos. ), l3, % II, II, Ct. SO,
81, II, co. 80. 80, 50, G5 %, 3D. A. 81, q, 70, -
e., 10. l., 20, -, 6.
COMMON PLtAs.-Nos. 90 81, O., -, %, Sc 76,
81 n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

In this City a the ChurcL Of the Ascension on Wednesday
the aith INSTANT by tie Ri-h Rev Benjamin Z. Onder"nS
Bishop the Eastern Dioce,c of New Y"fk. M Eycelenry
JOHN TYLER, President Of lie Unrci S'ntes, - JrLi
GARDiSER. daughter Of the late David Gardner. ESD
~ Chfi,'> Church. Cincinnati, Ohio: Monday morning
eth nstnlt. by the Rev Dr B-n,h- lESKY BLATChFoR
firm n : i Bnlchiui at III cty. Ia Martin
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

In Turks Island pnsure. "t and Baltimore bound
TO Cape Hayden, L d. Ou name not frcoIIeced :.
June lj lot 70, Ion - baik Don Juan ln Philadelphia i0T
Haven. Al,
ord, t,.\
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27


E- TRittNPI Of ART.
he present fay. so ieitis n lnrentdn
lAs - comnHud ever site attention.
Sould seem 10 te the Aurustan nse. N which
Sciencc had reached IL .ina rIsn: D'ch
Did not each dry', cI9~,isnre .crSc 10 show
That bpundar. line. iny-- tun ne eF know.
hu, t,ontfuh. prince ot chemists. da- by dag.
ACts To- siE NgontrOus skill suin. Ire display.
Md hy jia uuSrt OF h.. hi-Inbcs nil.ni
Charges darS cprIals NnH I" n wnte:
move al! fou-hue from the har,esr KIN.
aHd MAKE, I, m Inlnll's ,mon;h Hnd tnln.
.'nts To lie cherk wiirh ual- ! a, th- .uUHs
lnrt magic iut high cssr,r GS
Removes the hey cpiprtf1u ne Il Nc
Ard ve' q C hos = ri1he. f.hy red.
Al tpis :uc--yet 10 iISE.
j pub &c good. but ss't-s sly -uvlnu. wtI-It.
iias l.pu.I-rt upIn II win i foEri-'s intent
ci clc=tuis rHsrgt cat o: nj, nssnion.
it- c.eiu OF d.. Felix ouraud pepuraton, /. too vel
snoHu require eulngr ~ u present. dry Suffice -
that n EE We1tc tai >"dp w remove hi ciIEi"a' :
ire k. t1 >9own..> an sinGr' iuu tn. sE1.
reIf1- beautifully transparent =. G-trss Ha:r Igs VII
&C.. hour change .hte % h-it il tiGi brown
lHr l. the u.ou 81; 10" while H. Pour >'h'f
ne poie, ;ic rcHgr-a IF r from my part 81
frame oTe 'pnrn o bis Liu'd Rouge ~ cheek ~ D. -,
splendid cnlr lie by rubbing. Iolvvd u.
position. he and purrDs' Dg d ir"uand D alser
street. door from Bfupt MI prepsrfuu- eafr:
the n,n" sold reS'fe a-,s cyn,.rft., aud c-r
taiaiy iO harm ih8a good. Ie-J -,-cd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
on THURSDAY uoRNISG,
ii \ Il + T. Il =
ILLU MIN Att d 3 | B L E,
PRICE rwyyrY-tivg CENTS.


NO VI Of this superb publication nearly ready The
Publishers assure who have favored them with their pa
narse all tc,puc with the proper execution
u the work in > mechanical department used IN s'"lns t
numbers, Large addition, their naruiacr"y are ~ pnte'
"t completion, uu orders tor seveal more machGe pie'
were 4-pn,cie "a the makers Jtu'ry a,t. AMI i b.
supplied at the ga c The PGl, s-I have deter
rhs work shall be- p-ine in iye superior TO ihnt
of ans other publication of the country. winch rn be dre
uuy by patence and bat they 10 rcmn the public
that owng 10 the wear Of enguvnSS. those pef.ns " w.
poses, the best impressions ho obtain tie work the
len ere issued
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
Correspondence Of Livingston & Co. . Wall street.

BUYFALo. June %.
Oar imports nte heavy again. md the "i gram and
other bulky articles find themselves muck emhans>e "f >nre
store wit!al The leading items oi import ana eA
pc iunc the past week compnre II, follows
E,u, bbs -..... - 90 i0,WO
Wnen, hush ..... .ItD.OuO 10000
the various mills and >iue ho,e mt Buck Rock await fur
,her views of the holders The Uu shipped oi course goes
Eu>t - ,etk market.
lVoa continues 10 pour III upon increased quantities
The impu, iir.t Instant not ui from Ico
ueh greater than ever tei!e hro
-0me ,i II euin. Lowell rruu .ctu'eis VIA t-
Western Railway Tie canal exports Tor the r>t three weh
lure ar 2Oi o b.. 1859 the total amount itHded
from tn 5v III. chunue wis only it.,VJ b' i,c>
thls aicay point lu hat the w est Is Gun. IN i'
great le"d 81 n:Trulur-
The ope,a diS To, inJ whateVe..-
There are plenty OF parcels atuat. but no buyers
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

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