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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-06-11

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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-06-11

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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-06-11

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03
x, wEDNEsDAY 7soRsrsG, JANUARY 3. 1saa

MELANCHOLY AFFA1R.-The Savannah Repub-
can OF the 18th inst. says: Capt. John Mock, OF the
steamer Santee, was on Saturday morning last,
stabbed with knife by Slr. John Wade. The knife
entered his side, penetrating the lungs. Although
NOT dead when our paper was made up last evening,
still little hopes entertained Of his recovery
Mr. Wade has family living in this city, and is by
profession an Engineer. Capt.Nock is single man
and gentlemen of the most quiet and inofensive
department, and is supposed to have been partially
deranged as no difficulty had been known 10 exist
previously between the parties.
. The number of passengers transported over
Dec. Isl, was 62,i9i; receipts for fare s40,073.
e In Ohio there are l,559 miles Of Railroads
and Canals, built at cost of So, 926, 3326.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03

DETROIT AND CHlcAGc.-The distance from De-
trot Mich. 10 Chicago, Ill. via Michigan Central
Railroad, is % miles, This road is now completed
from Detroit 10 Marshall distance OF 10 miles, on
which cars are now running. From Marshall, pas
sensers arc taken BY stage 10 ST. Joseph So miles
<,has.ce to Chicago by steamboat, 50 miles. 1t is
said that the Central Road will be completed
through TO ST. Joseph in Jnly, 1915, when passen-
gers may be taken from this city 10 Chicgo, dis
lance of over one thousand miles, in the short space
of from three TO FIVE days and at considerably less
expense than ,ltey are taken by the tedious and
round about wey OF the Lakes. Shocking things,
these Railroads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03
CORONERS' OFFICE.

The newly constituted Coroner, DR.. Rawson,
held INQUEST yesterday At l;6 Division street. amanda
Slcrs little girl! aged II Years, who badly burned
on sunday night BY her clothes taking fire she died Yer
diet. death by accidental burning.
Also, at 1872 Chyste street, on the body OF Tho
mas Nc Yair who also burued death by his clothes
taking during the bei Absence of his mother Verdict
accidental death
Also to-day, at the Bellevue Hospital, the body
Of unknown aged about 50 years, who onud
the East River In his pocket found letter directed TO
Edward CaToian. Orange County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03

Several thousand Hogs have been siaugh-
tered n, iton iiinois-prce 81 90 10 s. 90, accord
Ing 10 weight. 1000 or 5000 Hogs have beer bar
relied al Springfield, Ilinois-p5ice varying from
81 D 10 50 50 I2I is paid al Madison, Indiana,
for Hogs weighing under goo lbs. and 50 81 toT all
over that weight At Terre Haule, Ind, on the 9Th
insl Hogs were selling topackers at 81 per hundred
STgAmnoAr CoLL,sIoN.-The steamer Virginian
came in contact with the steamer Eyeline, near Ba-
ton Rouge, La, the 20th The sirginan was
considerably injured having about twelve fee1 OF her
starboard bow and side carried away. The Eveline
was very slightly injured
BRpTaL OUTRAeE.--on Friday night last abour
10 O'Clock poor white female was assaulted by
band Of eight or ten rnfians, calling themselves
" taaseTs on Pennsyiyanla Avenue, Washington,
aud her thigh broken, and otherwise malsreated by
them.
~ The zen. Mobile 'B Tribune Of the 18th says Our
exceedingly heavy that the rivers. creeks and ponds
were all swollen to their utmost limits, and tha,
scores of the dead bodies Of horses and cattle ere
seen foatug in them,
- Hon. WIN. C. RIyEs Of the US. Senate. Is
said to be writing life OF James Madison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03

no TEACHERS MOST ELIGIBLE OP-
I PORTUNITY.-The advertiser, on account of domes
TIC circumstances DESTROYS OF dsrosin o. his properly
establishment The location is bn few miles from this
city-besuru accessible and healthut tn Buildings are
ton of large number of pupils the Furniture, Apparatus,
&C. and all The appliances completes aud the School,
after many years Of successful operation, in
surishing condition Possession would be given at the
pation Of present April portion OF the pur.
chase money remain mortgage
An opportunity like ths,s rarely TO I've met wit Appca.
lions before the 2ob OF Febuny W from abroad post-pad)
directed TO SMITHSONIAN, NewYork Cty POST Office,
viii receive due attention. DEL aweod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03

A n ADULT CLASS IN FRENCH for Ladies
n will be formed the Seminary OF The Messrs ABBOTT,
No IS Colonnade Houses. Lafayette Place Wednesday,
January Intended for ladies' o. matursd minds who
perfect themselves the pronunciation of it. The course
viii comprise q lessons Of hour each MONDAYS
for those who have present acquaintance with the Ian
gaage and the method pursued vii be winch will
eeeabla duties while in the class. The plan intended for
the benefit Of parents who have occasion 10 aid e children
in their French studies Of teachers and OF young ladies' who
have completed their school educaton without having had
rhe opportunity acquire knowledge cf the French IAN
The terms So for the course "a yate advance
rI WsSw.York Dec S 1915 dig eod2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03
CITY INTELLIGENC F..

U. STATES CIRCUIT COURT 49,. Before Judge BErrs
The trial OF Mathews for Piracy ard Murder on
board the schr. Sarah Lavinia was called o and the
prisoner brought into court. The panel, however,
became exhausted through challenges before Jury
could be obtained, and, on motion of Mr.. a. Nash,
prisoners counsel, the trial postponed TO the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03
GENUINE TEASE!

GENUlN LAD
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANToN TEA CO NJ , PAN Ny.
Bs ssaey s a s f. r SsssksssBGs sss q
.4lso corner Main and yan Hoton-s Pats5;en n j
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND
DAYS in ssnesl to Tier SEVERAL establishments where they
taI viii be found BY far The best selection OF and una
ay aud renown of their House with reference high quail
i-s low pces and upright deairg is too welt understood
Original and only warehouse the sale Of Howquas Black
I + Il. % be to sn
l2l' be Pearl ard seeking for it, they
Chat6.mstreet aert door to LoaIds snuff and Tobacco
Store) under the Of Canton Tea Store The public
will also De assa 70 ke & s Ss Gsoa Tn G
except those described at the top OF thus ENHANCEMENT cg2m
s LII KINDS OF FLOUR, at wholesale and
retail, at the Croton Mills, 2.5 ChsrXs,IeetIFamiy
WHEAT; Graham Flour made OF superior Wheat-kept con
staIty hand IN TO suit Bakers aud Groees
The above articles also in small bag, ?? hfty and
twenty-five pounds for family and viii be sold II whole
:Ge prices Kept continually fresh on hand BY daily suppy
Also on hand at reai-ship Stuff. Shorts, e. at the
IL 5 chsss' 0 dec ck XIX kq BRsT Pr
no IRON MASTERS or sale, Mill Sites
i in the immediate neighbohood stBtuHinous Coal and
10 l60a tide water at Ts sss .ae Goa z and found
The complete y paaspa ana Ss
he property and farther nfoTns,ton apry e Archibald
5Xnrvre Albany; Archibald Robertson phiiacsipna or
10 The undersigned Merchants NeYsYor,
where may be specimens Of the coal aud oei aiso maps
a4 ID, is sa of the pfoie' CASEY Civil Engineer
RIO SILK GROWERS.-A RAsE CHAscE.--
Tie subscribers executors Sc Of the late john Parke,
lis. OF SIX years growth, located Paterson Jersey,
where there il ourishns SILK Mandatory in o.era-
fion) which they oar for saethss the trees soae with
fhe e1ound-on favorable Or ley would lease the
whole 10 responsible person dsposed TO engage in The busi
ness. Letters (posr paid) VII b attended To-
do 2wsssr D. BURNETT.
BOSTON AND WORCESTER RAILROAD
y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dividend Of Three
per has been declared by s Corporation, payable the
Teasures Office Lneola street Boston, and after Jaua-
ar lst, lS4t Dated. Boston, Dec. Go, 1912
HORACE WILLIAMS, Treasurer,
das Us B.&W. r r. Corpor.aon
$50, 600 a ~ LOAN s on good city sssanfy,
a55 - : 4sppis PaJ c. SMITH as Liberty 81
e6 nl10-s4,000 5000, and s., 600 to loan
nsoa On e'ls sres. G. sMiTa, as Lfbsrtyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03

NT $4,000 Reward.-Three Thousand Dollars
Will be paid for the recovery and delivery of tina contents
the undersigned OF black leather bankunk and about
ches long and snches wide with the edges sharp 1t
bound vi,h wood straps running along the top aud bottom,
also strapped with It's believed to have been marked
Pomeroy s. Co. P s; CO." the endsi the sad trunk
supposed have beer stolen from on board the steamboat
Utica on the 18th i2s 1t contained large amount Of checks
hank notes and drafts enclosed in packages carpet bags
aud directed TO brokers and bank in The city OF Nav
York
The above reward viii be paid adlr to all other re-
wards offered hy other persons interested.
POMEROY & CO. Wall street, n, Y.
Nsy.yorL Dec I6 1882 dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03
co,-RT cAJFNnAR TINS Day.

COURT CALENDAR. >. TINS DAY.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. 1, 3, H. >, 6, I, 9, 8, 10,
II, - 10. H. j., 16, II, 1S, 10, 20, SO, q, y, 3D.
"a, %.
ClRculr CouRr.-Nos. 80, d, As. 50, So. SO, 81,
50, SO, Is, &c. 43. /, 81. 81, 50, G6, 81, sc, 20
COMMON pLEAs-Nos 81, 80, 10, 90, IS, 30, %
Be 81 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03
MERcHAxrs, BANk. fRovlpEycE. Fsh. g Isle.

NIEkCHANTs BANK. FRovIDENCE. FEB 2 1873.
hereby CERTIFY that NJ William Hail. of Boston, has this
day osned one OF Andrewss Combination Locks the
door OF the Tau of this Bank winch was locked b. with
ky composed OF the following bits VIZ: ,, s. D. g. IL,
IL and 10 without disturbing the tsaie, ne never a,ns
the key or the interior OF ihis loot! my knowledge
Il p KNIGHT, Cashier.
was present when the above lock was picked
JOHN l.. MOVES. Cashier Globe Bank.
was also present. WI. B. BURDlCk,
First Teller Merchants Bank.
was also present. AUGUSTUS VI. TOWER.
Second Tee. Merchants Bank.
was also present; gilan the lock picked aud orsned
HENRY EARLE, Cashier of City Bank
also present when the abovelock stated
bv H P knight Cashier. LUKE GREEN,
Cashier OF Weybossett Bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03
HOLIDAY ADVERTISEMENTS.


TEMPERANCE GIFT FOR THE HOLI-
4 DAYS;;--HANNAH HAWKINS, The Reformed
Dunkards Daughter by Rev. Johu Marsh. For safe The
American Temperance Cnion Clinton Hall Price IS cents.
Call, mothers and get d22 2weods
VALUABLE GIFT BOOKS-JOHN s. TAY.
LOR SEQ. Publishers and Booksellers, Brick Church
Chapel lis Nassau have on hand large and choice
lection OF valuable Books various styles of binding sulta
bic for presenrs-uciudng moral and religious works,
moirs HISTORIES juvenile and Sabbath School books Bibles
Testaments, Prayer Books, SC. &c
n B-Any valuable books to be had in New York, fur
nished by j. s. T. & CO. the lowest cash prices d!6 3w
A N AGENCY of the PRESBYTERIAN BOARD
of Publications. now establslen the Brick church Cha
pei NewYor where all the Books of the Society can be OBJ
faled on the III Philadelphia The friends OF
the church are invited send their orders and foster this
tsprlse.
ory which every Christian family ought TO have 1t be-
eyed contain valuable matter than any Almanac pub
iished III the country.
Also constant supply the new Hymn Book of various
sizes, qualities and prices. IS Park Row. DIG I'm
A T TWENTY CENTS PER NO.-Harper's
"A Illuminated Edition new Pictorial Bible. at the cheap
Bookstore, 4S Nassau-st r. BLANCHARD. d30 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03
We were present when the lock mentioned in the within
certificate was locked aud opened.
HENRY A. WEBB.
Cashier Of the Traders Bank, Prov. X. l..
A 3. UIkE
JOHN L. NOYCE,
Doe 3s4 Cashier Of the Globe Bank, Pioy. X. |.

Il Rare Chance for Printer The interest
IN profitable Daily and Weekly Newspaper Adjustment IN
Western city offered for sale The circulation. terms
SC. MAJ be ascertaaed the Editor OF The Tribune
Materials neC practical printer editor OF cash pa
per, would find it 10 Their interest To SEE TO this. 21 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03
BANK OF NORTH AMERICA,

Providence April r. 1913.
hereby certify thai have the door OF this Bank
one of hudrews Combination Locks, containing fourteen
umhles that within mouth past the lock has been taken To
Boston and Ihaver Edwarss Improvement PIT into 1t,
and that the said Improvement now IN the lock- and that no
alteration has been made since. farther cgttiy that
locked said lock with key composed of the following blts
and rus s. 8, s. O. y aud H. being on the vault
door .he,e belongs and the door closed and that l VIM
tale or nurine tbs lock in The least IL -ss than forty MT
he having been present when the lock was locked
or ever having the lock key my knowledge; The
key private drawer the drawer locked and the key
in my pocket during the whole time that Nh Hal was at
work upon the lock- II: +. HUDSON,
Cashier Of tha Bank Of North AnsIica. Prov X. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03

u F.eaith, 3u:eG, mad Co,nIort-ILhe Ora
House BaTcaytTeet, New Dirk proers advantages
10 stranger, stopping few days weeks the CITY such
are rarely offered IL esiby located clean and airy
sdate vicinity Of the principal steamboat landings Its
apartments are convenient and neat While it, fable 10 supplied
with the best Vegetables and Fruits that he procured,
GLIDING entirely animal Food aud smusns OF all kinds
Charges moderate aad ever; effort made render BoIders
comfortable Shower Baths free. Remember &c Barclay
street jy25n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03

Certificate Of Of The best Mechanics Nese- YORK
and do consider ii perfect ece CT workmanship IN al ITS
parts; do not hesitate 10 say that II orinon there IS not
man living that pick make key that VIII open II
without having the lock apart do II.
CYRUS DURAND. Bank Note EngEaYsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03
Bosrox, October Isl, l8i

BosToS October Isl, l8i
This may certify thar the undersigned haze examined Mr.
Il c. JoSss' Bank Lock, (of Newark, y ~ and alter
close and careful OF all parts, would most
ch-trfn express their opinion decidedly in lis favor
The ditcut and combination OF eyerc and
their Tar vet complicated movements, sufficient ey
deuce IN judgement, 20 convince every unpreJudced
mind Of their superior excellence.
In regard 10 workmanship there want OF thoroushness
o s-,'i ~ Ns3's'' - ADAMS ( HAMMOND,
Iron Ches, and Lock-Aiaksrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03

Merchants, Bank, Bosros, Nov. Sd. IeiI.
THIS Bank have purchased CT c. Jcpes OF Newark ~
op Of his Bank Locks believing SUPERIOR 70 any Lock
known 10 them. T. n. h1ifac-Ooc-'Sa sniei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03
suffolk Bank, Bosroy, May 18th, la42.

Suholk Bank, Bosros, May 18th, las!
b; that on examining the Bank Lock manufac-
tusd iy SIR H C. Jones Of Newark j. we find them so
much supsrio any other Lock have eyer sse that ne
Locks in addition 70 hye Others which were ptsvlousI On
rne doors HENRY 3 STONE, President
&c. BREWER, Cashier.
To show the insecurity of the Lock OF DR.. An
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03

PREMIUMS REUUCED.-Th Manhattan Fire
Insurance Company No55 Wall street has Capital OF
900 dollars which we'll secured on Neal Estate and IS
noy insung every descripon OF Buildings Merchandise
Household Furniture SC against loss BY Fire. at greatly
reduced rates of premium. ,,o,,
~ pr,r Ir Sactarv d27 2y<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03

TE'EAS.-2G0 chests Sonchong; 200 hall chests
l. do.
$50 half CHEATS Ming Yong souchong.
10 chests fine Mohss Powehonss.
20 fancy boxes fine Mohee Souchong.
100 chests Tyson
10 fancy boxes Hyson fine.
100 chests Young Hyson.
$50 half chests do.
400 chests Hyson Skin.
so half chests superior Gunpowder.
so do do Imperial.
All country packed and OF late importation:
For sale By GRINNELL, MINTURN co,
d. ts 7S South.streer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03

DINE APPLE PRESERVES, &c.-lCO jars
l. weighing from 30 lbs Of superior Pine Apple Sweet
general assortment of Fruits Wines SC. &C. suitable for the
Holidays, for sale reasonable prices, BY
d2l GASSNER y YOUNG, l32 chatham ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03

CHARLES LINGULN, IT. Wa!len Mass. otate fF1s0il
Mr.JoSEs-Decr Sir-Since writing the foregoing the
Lock has been examined in ng Office by the Officer who has
charge OF the whIesmh shop the nstutinn and who
witnessed the efforts made by the Concs throw back the
bolt He IS white and blacksmith aad IS we'll skilled IN his
profession since being stationed here he has great oapounl-
lies of examining locks of The complicated workman
ship He OF opinion that your lock lar superior 70 any
lock he seem and that could be picked If
the interior structure should BE- examined by burgler beor
an fort should be made upon for that purpose.
Yours &c CHARLES LINCOLN, IT. Warden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03
CHRISTMAS
AND NEWLY a r

GOUTHOUY IL MEYERS, Sill Broadway, are
~ Just opening of the richest stock of Goods suitable
their friends and the public cali and examine. Among
other articles will be found and s4perb style Of
SHADES for Lamps found where else in New
with great variety Of PAPER Mache Goods and articles Tor
the Toilette of the richest description.
They have also hand the varied stock IN the United
States Of BTonzed and Ormolu Chandeliers Centre Man
tel Solar electrotype !ountains) Bracket and Reading
Lamps; Caatelabra randoes Bracket Branches and Can
dlcstlcks in svety variety OF pattern. CABIN SOLAR
LAMPS anew and superb article peculiarly Suitable Tor
Packets and Steam Ships all Of their manuac,pre and
for which they were awarded the GOLD MEDAL at the
iots E.;r of hs American Institute OF 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03

TOAL! COAL!At 2l5 Westsreet, corner Of
~ franklin and come. of Fifth and Lewis
chard Broad Mountain, White and Grey Ash Goals brosen
Of a, cheap as the cheapest Orders lief; al the Sugar
Refinery % Leopads,rt through Despatch Post
either Of the yards will da,e attention
dl8 lmN TYLEE MAPES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03

roALS.--Large nut size So; stove SIS rs; and
~ fresh broken and egg IS per ton from the yard corner
of King and Observation-Disclosures. Consumers may rely gee
the yard and delivered at the above prices for cash redac-
rs per will be given If taken direct from the
bOats PETER CLINTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03

Loaye1 in boxes of 200.
Crushed in barrels Of 200.
Ground i'll barrels Of $50.
Apply the Refinery No. 2S5 Greenwich corner OF Cham
bers Orders of the city must be accompanied by
dl3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03

NSUFFS! MUEFS!-FURS.-A good assert
w uaur of Muffs and Triranns the lowest
Es, n-ice-for sale al j. II. ni0NARQUEfSr
nc Bower.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03

DEFlNED SUGARS.-R. l.. ~ A. STUART
II sale the various qualities of their refined Sugars:
in quantities Of five packages and upwards at the following
cash prices:
Standard Double Loaf sus~, \, n cents per pound
Ground ~
Ground Sugar, I'd quality, ia
The above packed follows, without charge for pack
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-03

WEIGH BELLS.-A fui assortment OF loose
and strapped Sleigh Bells al wholesale aud rsfaoT
10 s,r OSBORN & LITTLE. 90 FHlton-st-