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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-23

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schaed.15 Psr.oas Canning cos HUDSON Oakley
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s's.-as 7 Rs. rc,SeSs Bend William.
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to, Jarvis .on-so insli, seoIo Cornell & Bros
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s0 %sT, M Lex" so 81 w Ie ~G
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,Ss j.1.s-i Gould ( x,wais'-, ofa, Bradley co..
Ru.s,il Sill Ihompso.I5 Cope Teahsns' , Sso
Yoans sm;,h-a Il II l. LaquFeI-2 ch,t .nds"c 30
bufkry, Grsh coae Cr.s GO chr''sr os Twn.
.-ndIW slosne-l lioht Coohe-I s Tas
cssk Phelp Dodg io hampers roa'ors soae' ooAe'
"n1 &C. Apcse,e7 bag. eoee 20, cocoa
OOo lbs ogwood Rossere CO o"S' eo's' ~ '"
-s0J Mariea-2IJ Blown
Dom.s,m t,sp"rsntiOns
= S. .'s0s's csc Xda%.-ssc
anvil 4 eo-l3i tunip Johnston.
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ss o. American I'd to ID per ID higher whilst the bet
is kad. are comparatively Little inquired surat
american, 1880 surat and 800 Egyptian and there has
eeh into the country unsod during the month
- $50 bales. "
CO CO s Sc, n:.i 20 1850 Mobile: ssad
7esS wed Gsos. s,.S a,-o Kew a o.Gs.s &c
The Imports Tor the week are 24.5O9 bags
Disc % The demand for cotton continues good but
freely supplied with American at last weeks quotations
Egyptian rs III fair demand hut heavy Of sale In Brazil
moderate business Is going and several instances
decline Of Id per h. has been submitted to- Surat in
improved demand both from the trade and spectators,
but very freely offered at former The sales VI the
week amount to - $50 bales including $50 American
ami $50 Sur on speculation and $50 American for export
Mobile &C. aa std 10 Ssp 's onsan. to GA
good extent Of business has been done American cot
ton today both by the trade aud spectators and the
higher The sales amount 900 bales OF which fecu-
iators have purchased 200 bales.
LIVERPOOL Conn MARKET, Jan. 2-There has been a
large import Of Oatmeal from Ireland and fair arrival Of
Wheat Oats and Flour, since Tuesday last. With
derate demand the prices of Wheat have been generally
firm during the week. Irish in instances obtain.
ed Id per 20 lbs ADVANCE Flour both Irish and Canadian
has sold very slowly at former rates No change can be
noticed in the value Of Oats or Oatmeal
The duty on Foreign Wheat advanced last Friday Is
per quarter and It'd per barrel on Flour. There is
other alteration At this days market Wheat rather
Foreign Id per 70 lbs dearer Irish and Canadian Flour
We're also in better demand advance Of I'D per sack
ana per barrel Oats were ID per as lbs dearer but no
change can be noticed in the value Of Oatmeal.
SATURDAY Dec 23The imports of grain, Sc from Ire
land during the last two three days have been small
but with the previous arrivals of the week. have had
moderate quantities Of wheat and oats fresh up from that
quarter with 1850 sacks Of four and 1890 loads Of oat
meal From Canada there reported 81 quarters Of
wheat 73l quarters Of peas and ID 400 barrels Of -four
Tuesdays market was again dull and decline OF Id to ID
per bushe had to be quoted wheat I'D per bushe on
oats, I'D per load oatmeal and 3D. to Is. per sack
Hour No further change has since been made in prices
but the business has, the whole been limited in
wheat two three parcels Of foreign yesterday tax
en- for the country and few thousand bushels OF oats
bought by the Yorkshire mealmen, but little
done by the towns dealers U.s. to IT, I'd per 70b the
current rates for fine Irish red wheat as 3D. per 45b
Tor the best mealng oats SIS to Ais per sack for Irish
four 20s 3D. to 90 Cd per 240lb for oatmeal Canadian
flour has been sold at 30 per BARREL for good brands No
change with respect to barley, BEANS or peas.
TOBACCO TRADE, LIVERPOOL, Jan. 8. 1s44 "A compare.
tive statement OF the Stocks Imports and Deliveries Of
Tobacco in Liverpool for the last four years.
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Am uselnents.

CHATHAM THEArRE.-We speak with more than
usual interest of the performances at this house
night The occasion is the benefit Of Mrs. Herring,
of the best of the day. and certainly the best
this house. She has chosen for her personaon the
characters of Young Norval in Homes tragedy of Dou
yasa character which she can better sustain than any
other living and that of Margot. in the spectacle
of the Pretty Girls of Stillburg Among the volunteers
notice the Virginia Serenaders. Master Diamond and
New York Minstrels band composed of Messrs Booth
Whitock Donaldson and williams. There will of course
be full house, and seats should be secured early.
AMERICAN MusEuM.-The magnificent perform
ances at this establishment went off last night with
unrvaled cclat The new and interesting pantomime,
9" The Four Lovers" received with unbounded al.
miration and applause and Dr. Valentine seemed to be
eccentric and amusing than Indeed the
afford unusual degree of amusement to the vsiers
rhe Abino boys attracting great deal of attention,
indeed they should, being the most remarkable pheno
mena in nature. The Gypsy Queens apartment for pri-
consultation crowded early and late and her
lerful revelations Of future astonishing all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-23
New stock Exchange.


The market continues very duh. The season business
will commence.
AsHEs.-Pots remain very dull at 81 623. Pearls the
same at so i2A.
WHlskhv.-Drudge we quote at % cents barrels at
a4t cents.
alteration. The IRON Europe will have very ia
vorable effect this market
CoTroSThe market to.day opened fat. only four hun
dred bales being sold upt o'clock The news per the
steamer Britannia three O'Clock, gave 6rmer tone to
eighth and two thousand bales changed hands before five
o'clock closing very firm.
real EsrArE.-Auction sales of Real Estate by T. II.
Ludlow Co, January -
Lots in Beekman between Cliff and Pearl streets,
rs feet 6 inches by 10 feet each, sold for $4,000.
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Married.,

On Thursday evening the 18th instant. by the Rev
w. Balsh, Mr.. THOMAS WARpLE, formerly OF Newcasu.
upon Tyne. England to ELIZA daughter Of Wilks, E-q
OF Worcester, England
Al New Brunswick Goth instant, by the Rev David
Demerest ALLEN H. RoBsiNs OF New York city, to SiA
rilpA b.. daughter of William Sunderland, Esq, OF the
former place.
On wednesday, January I7th by the Rev Edwin Holt
Mr.. WILLIAM BocKUs Of Hoboken N. j. to Miss CArHA-
RfNn CuSSINGHAM. OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-23

JAN 22.--At market, 100 Beef Cattle, 40 Cows and
Calves, and $500 Sheep and Lambs.
PRIcEs-Becf Cattle-1 he quality was inferior to last
week. and prices obtained with difficulty we quote 81 IS
a 476 to So rs a o 30, with extra at SO.
Cows and Calves-An sold at fla a 26
Sheep and Lambs--All taken a. 81 80 a so lot oil
prime Wethers at s. 50 u 6 co.
Hay-sales at 62 81 cents per hundred weight by the
load.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-23

o. One hundred pages on Physiology, illustrated
by nearly one hundred engravings, will be given to
all who pay twenty-five cents admission to Prof
Bronson's Lecture on Body and Mind, this eve
ming, at Rutgers Institute See his advertise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-23

FAREWELL CoNcERT.-The Hughes Family give
their farewell Concert tonight at the Shakespeare,
assisted by Mrs. Page and other talent.
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LrvERPooL-Packet ship OIord-J DeprerBan, NJ Oakley
II Brown. = Shepherd r White, II ID Marray-8 in the
Arape-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-23

GoRMANDIzE.- wants to taste some ex
quiste cold Bufaloe meat from the western praries
Gro to the Phenix Exchange to-day. See .adver-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-23

LospcN-Packe zip Gsdiaor-Capt HumnE Lieut. May
ROTH Ensign Davidson British Army, West lndes; Mr. MACK
NontIeL; Mr. Fitzgerald, w eat lndIrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-23

Since 1899 the amount of valuation has gradually decl
ned until for s43 reached below that Of any previous
year since 1897 The from taxes for lsa3,
s3O520 which paid the interest the State debt and
left s72oao towards the payment of the OF the
State government The Second Auditor Of the State est
mates the receipts for the year ending October TO- 1874
follows
Amount collectable by shcrids, payable
Dec. 1911. .$5l2,z5o
or which was paid previous 10 Oct. 10,
$3o5,35O
rxrenses Of Collecting &c.. 1910
Leaving in the treasury from this source s272 $50
OF which one third Is transferable to the Sinking
Ioav;,o 6,r revenue purposes ls, tg
To which Is TO be added, from various other
sourc es including $4,000 collecable ny clerks 'o"
Total of net receipts for 1874. .......... 2iTW
To which add balance in treasury, Oct 10, 1874 ooi4
Militia. ~. s,rn of ...... 400 9I3
rom ,. Wn,un a aer ,hs ,sar 2os 40
1T nS, % ~" al s'', ~ ......... o944s
From which should old balances, reported as
standing against the state be hernandez, when .
is not expected, however OIL .''''''''' 1870
The balance remaining in the treasury on that
day will be but. ........ ......... si9'osa
A more favorable report could not be wshedby the
ton of the sales in this market for investment but the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-23

90 GO 1T, HARNDEN! GO 1T, ADAMS who
gets first We will receive by the expresses of Harm
len and Adams this morning. all the late English papers
The London Illustrated News, only l2A cents
Pictorial Times, l2t
Punch, 10
Illuminated Magazine, 81
These together with host Of other late English and
Irish psers numerous to enumerae, for SALE whole
sale and retail. by
BURGESS, sTRINGER & co. 222 Broadway,
Ann
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-23

in bslk Gnshed cloths at the present time The near
approach Of tbs close Of the year y the csuse;
market during the last week A. l. usual at this time
Chrstmas sales dull and limited Prices the same a
Isos TnApr ~ W.L.s-we are glad to learn that
large orders have received per Britannia steamer
Mehyr which have been the means OF improving tae
prospects Of that town an! neigbborhood
Cous, AvrHEsrisun-PARis Jan alive per Cents,
1881 6Oc Doc 90c Four per Cents. loaf 65c; Three
per Cents. saf loo l6c a5c zoe. a5c 2Oc Bank Ac
ions 32i5i 22of s2lo; s2l7f Rsnte deNspes l07E Ro
mans. lo4t 81 Spanish Actves 293; Passves, Belgian
ys s ss 0 ss o 1 I,e Gents 5
Two-and a-half per Cents. 565. Exchange London,
one MONTH money 25f doc three months money,
BouRsr, jan 2, halfPast o'clock, Mast prices
Fvepsr Cents 24f 5c Three per Cents s2f 4oc Rente
de Naples io7f; Belgian Five per Cents, 1919
:, MADn.s. Nov. s-cotton-friees unsltered. No
thing doing ndigo-A large extent of business has been
mand. Money Market-MOney Is abundant; govern.
lid to IS id at 10 months date and few bills available
Piece Goods The market is iangud few traHsac'
tons have been done for England.
DISCHARGE OF MIKE WALsH.-Judge Ingraham
delivered the following decision in the case OF
Mike Walsh, who was brought before him on a
writ of habeas corpus yesterday
1.-THE arising upon this writ and the return
thereto having been argued by David Graham and r. s.
Rivers on behalf Of said Michael walsh and by Mr..
that the Sheriff has authority to dean the prisoner
der the commitment referred to in the return Of the
Sheriff. II is ordered that the prisoner be discharged from
the custody of the Sheriff Of the said city and county
SALE OF PAINTINGS. half of the catalogue
of the splendid collection Of pictures at the corner
of Chambers street and Broadway, will be sold
this morning (Tuesday.) at ten O'Clock, and the
remainder on Friday. This affords rare oppor-
tunity to our citizens to pur. base good pictures,
which no doubt they will avail themselves of.
FAREWELL CoNcERT.-The Hughes Family give
their farewell Concert Tonight at the Shakespeare
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-23

10 PROFESSOR vELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
PILLS. for the cure of Gonorrhoea elect Fluor Albus
and all mocapurulent discharges from The Urehra These
ps warranted 10 effect In half the time taken
by the old treatment without tanng the brea h. disa.
yrecing with the stomach, confinement from business
Price 81 per box Office and consulting ofthe Col
lege Of Medicine and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-23

Fnsr BOARD, JAM 22S2000 Pennsy S. esp, SO
$4,000 do 6s, d. 63 shares Grard Bank, 81; ~ do
Union Bank of Tennessee 63 20 do Delaware insurance
Co. eli; 100 do Wilmington RR l6S; 40 do Schuyk Blk,
exp 9; $1,000 Wilmington Loan 1855, 80; shares vii
mngton RR 6s; $4,000 Pennsylvania SIS, 63; 90 shares
Wilmington RK 6s; 100 do New Orleans Gas, 30; Siaa
Pennsylvania SIS. sal; shares Camden and Amboy RR
40, 30 do Reading RR. 233; $4,000 Cincinnati 6s 81
SECOND BoARp: Jan also shares New Orleans Canal
43; do Schuylk Navigation IS; rs do Planters Bank
Tenn 6s $1,000 State 5s c&p 63 $4,000 Chesapeake and
Delaware 6 1856 4al $4,000 do do 43 Is shares rhla
dephia Bank, 99t; SO do Norrstown RR 81, do Penn
syvana Fire l49i 40 do Commercial Bank 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-23

ny- RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIN
TURE for the permanent of primary or srconst,
syphilis and all complaints arising from the use OF Me,
curyguaranteed to Sold IN single bottles 81 each
in of half dozen So carefully PACKED and cent to m
p1rts OF the union. Office and consulting rooms OF th'
College of Medicine and Pharmacy ~ Nassau street.
w g. RICHARDSON, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-23

Dom.s,n t,.s,"rs.tiOns
A,.,, ran, L;eoois--( rpor ed yesterday-40l bales
., " No bro,t Nets 4 co-so Thompson Adams-@
anvil A co-l3i urfIti Il Johnston.
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,,,.Nrrn a.. ...n.,,,s,. ,.o,n.r ,;,h GOOD CITY
w Az rD D' ,. ~ r,,vs,s I,miv "a 40 en-. raj
hoge work o. 10 COOK "a'h' aha '''"' "' ID irre
. AZ = -, n, ~. ,osd to III. c,v trade
9 ALESMAN WANIt D-O,e &C iheo !" uss CIV. uss.
- would b. preferred. Apply by leh, su,"ps r'"''
and where las sevsd 10 boz % rh 'os' ocT
j2] acre ---------
49,, .rrOuNuN. .r-IaW
yr,uE Asv.,r Who has had era expesnce In the
GEM raj routise basn-ss m law once desir ss 81
obs;n,pY SITUATION this the cesi Try. AZ nodsre
salary t,.f~Gtory rerpess iurn h.d Lomr .s'.,ons
,ddrr,sed w o. the Once ot tnn pApet VII NceI'T
| i@m,d,rste ate ton. j0N.s
-----,,-,.------t7 A. !. "a, n : - TH0- PAINE
EaiENDs 70 rr,y,,b y, tCs,ee,t nan this .vsnms
AZ o'clock usea hSai airnpgemfnt ior the er~o"uon on
No-day. 30 h INST
n1~On he uhday Previous oI,tions neo aoaIs1 y
drf,ve,d Oh the sane sunte,t by Wssfman Auowes:
Vaie and ofheis, at the NATIONAL iap' ShIh A"ss
p,Irs, AppIrs,,t-Eor sal, bv HAWLEY
nj 81 FmIan Msraet-I he best Quality or Western
81 ~ Yk rt 40 ANAL or Iarse spi rent
80, 90 t;,Iitiov ers and tbe Liud, would
do WI TO can io' lheie WI" os NO S""" ;" '"'''
lse nn ~
md ., rnmsnt.. i.naaSsstins Ibis science D be de-
Iiy.ra IN Cuton Hall to.inon oceek in
trinity Go written ny The lecturer ~ the NV .orn
rspess 2h 22d 2'ih rst siyr.d Phones Srapho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-23

Brig Macon Lewis DAYS from Savannah. with eotea -
B'itish schr Ermns Pit o. dys from sIer~ Lsoas yth
palm oil, he. 10 ~ Wasp OF H. John. ~ -
ne r has exisrsneed wfaih on the passsee osS
Jas. Huntey
below.
Ship Wnuesancs Lowell 20 days from New Orleans. with
COTTON, 10 ofoer
Also Russian ship r. Up Straits snd Swedish brig
names " known.
Sailed.
ShiPs Glad Britton, Lo don: Oswego Wood New Or
leans brig juno Dnnk"slsr Matauzas, aud ohess.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-04-25
WHAT l LIKE TO SEE.

like TO see persons enter a printing
office and lay G-s upon matter put
in type for insertion in the paper, and
knock it into pi. much to the satisfaction
Of the "deviI."
! like to see person seize piece of
manuscript from a composition, and exam
inc the hand writing.
like TO see person thrust his phiz into
an editors cIosef.and peep over his shout
ders to see what he is writing.
like 10 Sc man come into a printing
Office, step round where the advertise
ments, communications, &c. are kept,
take down one at time, and read and
examine the hand wiring; it shows the
person has good breeding.
like to see person when he comes
into printing Office, step up TO COM
positor, look over his shoulder and read
his copy. especially if it is manuscript.
l like to see man, woman or. child,
give an editor advice, (gratuitous of
course,) and finally tell him if he does
not pursue particular course, he will
violate his feelings, and possibly lose
subscriber.
And las,ly,I like 10 see person when
he comes into printing Office. mind his
own p's and as and let ours alone; and
not even put his hand on single iota of
thing. Do you take.
GREAT PRIMER.
Editor, printer, publisher, and "devil."
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-04-25

A Gross AND BRUTAL OUTRAGE
On Tuesday evening party of Ameri-
can Republicans prepared 10 hold meet
ing at the house of Mr.. Whhers, in Smith
street. The room intended for their &C.
commodation being too small, they held
their meeting in the street, opposite the
house. While quieily transactiug the bu.
siness for which they met, they were sur
rounded by a band Of foreigners. who
by ieers and noise showed determination
to break up the meeting failing by these
by these means, fight ensued. The
American party were overcome by num-
beers and driven away from the ground
A man named Rogers, who was drum
mer in the band employed on the occa-
sion by the Americans, was most severe.
w beaten, and had his drum broken to
pieces. His son, boy about thirteen
years of age. was also very badly beat
Advertiser.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-04-25

The QUEER QuIzzED.-On recent
OCCASION of medical professor delivering
practical lectures to the public, a gawky
looking Clodhoppe thought he had devils
ed a mode ofturning the laugh against The
doctor. He mounted the stage, and be-
ing questioned as to his disorder. said very
gravely,
"Why Pm liar''
"Sad disorder, sir, but perfectly cura>
ble," said the doctor.
"Well," said the man; "but I've a
worser nor that, I've lost my memory"
"Qaite durable, also" added the doctor.
Come again after dinner, and | will be
ready for you; but pay down five shiI-
lings."
The man, who had intended to have his
fun gratis, resisted, but the doctor declared
he never let any one down from the stage
till he had paid something.
"Beside," said the doctor, "how can
trust you? You say YOU are a liar and
have no memory; so you will either break
your promise or forget all aboutit."
A loud laugh from the crowd expressed
heir acquiescence ia the justice of the
claim, and the poor fool, nolens rolens.
was compelled to lay down the cash. NO
,ne supposed that he would come again,
'ut he still hoped that he might turn Inc
ables, and present himself at the appo'n-
ed hour. The doctor received him win
,rea; gravity, and addressed the audiences
aid;
Gentlemen may think it j Ike. but |
ssu!e them on the honor of gentleman,
hat it is very serious affair and | here
" engage 10 return the moneyif the by
flanders do not acknowledge the cure,
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-04-25

ing, and, by an united effort, the people
will bring it about without sensible
struggle, so weak is il, when its power is
brought before the public reason. -
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-04-25
THE
YPNILANYV SENTINEL.

VIII be published every Wednesday by
JOHN VAN FOSSEN.
Office over G, Sucks Store, three doors
west of the Post Office,
TERMs-Two Dollars year if paid in ad
vance, or Two Dollars and Fifty Cents if not
paid in advance,
Advertising on the usual terms OF weekly
papers.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-04-25

sThls remark. however, applies more par
ticularly to the eastern parts OF the U. States
and the inference :hat should be drawn from
the anecdote given below. exclusively belongs
to the people ofthat section.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-22

TIE MIssIssrrr-Toc BeIvi!Io (Illl Banner,
savs:-" The waters of the Mississippi have been
gradually subsiding for several days past and will
soon have fallen back into their proper channel
but their frightful ravages oi remain for many
years as painful mementos of the most disastrous
food that has ever vi>it,d any section of our
country. The farms throughout the entire Amer.
can Bottom are literally laid in ruins; and to
many of them their owners wall never return
Indeed, we have been tvld that many parts Of
the Bottom which have heer thickly sctlIed WILL
be wholly uninhabtabe, for the present season,
at any rate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-22
To Teachers and Parents.


ELEMENTS OF URAL PHILOSOPHY,
embracing the general principles oil Mechanics,
Hydrostatics. u draulics, Pneumatics, Acous-
tics, Optics, Els ricity, Gavanisrn, Magnetism,
and Astronomy. Illustrated by several hundred
EngTavings. BY LEONARD D. GALE, M. d., Pro-
fessor Of Geology and Mlneralogy IN the Uni
versi,y of the City Of New-York, and Lecturer
on Chemistry and Natural Philosophy Price,
full bound, 50 cents S4 so a dozen 10 Teachers
The above work s-r.esayely the best schools
aad different parts the United states
and IS the brs, book for d.
ae being himself practical Chemist. and his professional
dates as Lecturer him make aud repet
ed experiment., IN AL branches Of Natural Philosophy
eIaeat,y qualified Tor the task Of editing such work Iosi
the ohs publications. the popular branches OF Phil
Pay and Chemistry ara computations, made By book.
makers hence the ireaent of students in their
teptS pernent5 while following the
in these works No such difficulty will the Of
tils work of Dr.. Gale.
Orders must be the cash. and Addressed
70 GREELEY & McELRATH, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-22

HoRRID MURpER-A gentleman from Han
cock county informed us Yesterday that the day
before he left home, an cid M In cmperats man
was found brutality murdered an the road side. in
Truman Township, by persons unknown HIS
name was WelIs, and formerly worked at black.
smithng in this State. s'mewh're near Chilli
cpthe, where he has relations-Cin Gem July IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-22

G- We are panied 10 siae that Hon. Ed
ward Stanly was severely, though mol danger
ously, hurt by The running ewayoi his horse. yes
lerday wednesday, ev' E. rear P"oto Creek'
in the lower part of this county. as re Was on his
way to Leacpville end head of Pungr, to ill ap
poin lmenis for meeting the p op'e.
Washington N G Wing, July ID