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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

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pOURAKU'5 HAIR UPROOTlNG Rog q.
- DER S-Lades ai Others can have tins trs.ss
they purchase, agree to return The monsy. M
every patcl- Of har wlereVerItls IS appiietotf,
ord.r tat poor or fch nay 9ss we hae
20 ONLY tlFTf CENTS a 81 iLt ,,s
Sold at the sign Of the American Eagle, 50 Chiml,%
~ y. or l29 Fulton street. Brooklyn ..
,.-,.,..- ...n-,sy-s A AMERICAN COOPEEs,T0esN
fi siIF o2ka G2AkRpENiTERs E TER l' bttE$;s;SE4 E;;S
e &c can De ootansd n all the 10 T2SyR e SSTyRsET !! NJ
sALr a.d PET All, At s3 tULIofss (snfsA
aI5fK IL sssi SONS. 5rS' . @coNGERs, BARTON &sM1h'
HORIZONS, GlFFokD's. and Hds1,nr T,nsi me. Bru;
American Iron l!isets DO 9ses gses u a5iSs Bansa
c002s' Bss Brss a51 psps tsie Join do do Less4s F
do. s.oek .SS' Howells and DO. CCns.s;fi CCnssis,, ssr
CroseEs; DO
NOTICE-suticenti i, it answer to the adv ahs Tsa
that appears 10 the contrary, that we not 9y va, Or ks
9iJoAa CoHGEh 80 Attoneys'iest' a.a";ne w,sRlD
Cast Steel JOHN Z. CoTGER's, winch we ., msi
spects equal! not supeii9f TO John 80 much
Aad as the said John Conger has maniesles he MAXI
ins in relation selling Tools that are ho G
deem bar Justice for the iaormdtion OF LIE , The siEs
that ne said John conErf s his ,[aIT o the quality o
Tools made By john z. Congef we hG,e AnOt
they 60 not require 'hs paG'e OF jehh e0As''' :.
street, TO make them sdl"hple ,,snueh as ~
In addition 10 the eS'sf, ssdf,,I'ls.lasn al.e ai
- csntf.diction Of our own ad,sTIsiitsss III. tsss
seft-dthat We hare ,sone o. MS taosn 1S tog
be Necessary for us here whete We t,,haod az r
,rifuL and dGiberc.e one, and which Ne are . 1 ., nj
sub5tantate ". lest those not acqu iasa npas
BE- deceived or mslei, feel yes c1ea bpt s.dG
so and further say that only have hem .ur a, @
continue keep his said Cou2es Tools 50 nrS r
shall be demand for them and they are lof Sas ,.
liberal discount OF edge Tools mer;hGas D
The subscribers are also IMPORTERS and nAS
Ess 10 ENGLISH, GERMAN and AAshiorc'Et asyc 'Etrrtsrn
WARE, CUTLERY, &c. &c, including ss IaiM MTeangsp
AsscnrMEYT, which they offer 70 CogSI-Na it'll
aad Others at MARKET PRICES. OSb0hN
CHARLES OssoRN, j5E
CAaRLEs S. LITTLE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
JOHN a. Al1LDEBERGER,
III I'm Conner OF HAinmond and Fou rtl-st New ork

fsG FARM FOR SALE AT PERTH AMBOY,
ST& IA Farm OF lS0 pleasantly situated upon the
Sound about mile north of the town Will be sold
or N convenient parcels IL is vel wooded with
large lt- and other timber has number Of pleasant
sites for dwellings, with large forest adjacent for shade
ana ornament The soils good the situation healthy ana
couTenleqt farmhouse the Tsmses with barn sc and
pch orchard bearing OF the best 'arIrt ana me
farm rciosed . good chesHut ence rut no ne" within
iyy Perth Amboy there IS az rAceiient school Tor
girls and within short II the classical
school for boys high r-pnte besides other schools and
Ghn; ehes Tor Epscopaans isey BaPsts ard Me
twice day by steamboat, al low fare; and daily by
stage {, the railroad az Railway.
20. terms aad farths. Information sppy TO F. w BRIN.
Ley or LANES fARkER, E1 Ps5!h Amb2y, s2y OF 70
1of 3saws '>'' No. So Merchants Exchange n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

fsss. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
cPROPERTY-Afa farm Containing about 50 acres in the
ACounty Of Wes!clester 'ste of New York, and mile
from Tarrytown It's in good order The fences have all
house with well house adjoining the kitchen with pump Of
good ?atsf barn, caiasehouses and crib with flower
garden kitchen do SC number OF beds of asparagus
we'll SUPPLIED with fruit apples pears piams peaches cher
aspo-fss gooseberrisS and ard
ef wanus hereis sucency of wood the farm for use
IL wai-red ;Ith running he-ast and on the south
sides Also the stock consisting OF cows one Yoke of
pair of GROWN horses and handsome b4rouche geese
duel fowl and hogs, with all necessary farming utensils
Also farm OF hyoneand oue-sixth acres near Dobbs
Fy and adjoining the land Of General Hamilton fronting
the Albany Post Road having good building sites with
the R.er may be had if required having handsome bslch
and 4 good front the Rver Enquire Of
JOHN a. hlILDEBERGER,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

"a TO LLT-The old established store aIo iI
::a; dwen: foruirry owned aud occupied b. John Nc
sts2- Nab. The of Eighth Avenue aud Fo"teentn
street The sere uow and always has b-r occupied as
(irocer There IS new ,..o story brick Stable and feed
House on ,he premises, which viii se let with the above
The premises all lat to t present occupant until the @
media-Iy iunu;,e OF P. CLENDENEN,
~ 2ws 1872 Eidridgestrret.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

By order o the Stockholders
ALEXANDER CRIMES,
5ATHEL XVIII 5rafi% raaffi#A%HEiRsoS, Committee.
JOHN ". VAN CLEVE,
Dayton, Feb 2, 1914 f2l 3w
sssssS 500 ACRES ILLINOIS LANDS FOR Sale
exchange Lands, location and titles good Bargains
MO f G2" % s' 'y syr"S C. SMITH So Liberty ct
assas FOR SALE or. ExCHANGE---A FARM
@ of S5acres near the Hudson River !Yesch County,
put nas s" ''0' '0uss f J C. sMITH bery,.
sa4 eco ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS, 10000
snns and IS 600 in lnfnSa %pFsysd rW rTd un
NO ifA''''''' # --'''' " as Liberty
sg.s:: FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-4oo
s handsome Oak Opening Lands beautifully lccat
c. Smith, IS Liberty street MO #
ss-=a- FOR SALt.-2O0 acres OF excellent land sit
4sls in the town Of MqEehouse Il; Hamilton County n
extensive e RSTHoSY Fl hGgkEE
ez5ye FOR EXCHANG NGt,-A snug Farm contain
100 crss .? Land good Housn 6g2rR 0fhs;J and sn
street u2e If
s77ssss> FOR Sale OR ExCHANGE.-A highly
tools. The buildings ample convenient and in
foe order. II desirable and productive property situated
oe 3 Of n i siiTH if {. s
e 81 Liberty street.
sssssss 24O ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS and $500
Sil TO exchange for productive property near New
York City: Also, $1,000 cash and valuable of
laad adjoining the City Of Chiego, Michigan, for Farm
Nrw-Yorlt Also exchange, handsome place of
few acres located pleasant Eastern village, for
neat Farm In New jersey. Apply
dl3 ;i A. r. x J. &. SMITH. e5 Liberty.
S>ssss 10 HANDSOME FARMS TO EXCHANGE
~ FOR GOODS, located near the New York and Erie
- Railroad, with Houses, Barns Orchards, Wood and
Plough Land Price S2D some Western lands and
money would be directed Diagrams be
BY applying A T. j. E.. Smith, 85 Liberty St dl3
fEeH eHFARMS-FARMS FOR SALE-A valua.
bic Wheat Farm of 273 lying between the Cayu,
and Seneca Lakes, bs exchanged for Illinois land
and money Also, Farm of 100 the Csnango
and canal. for cash only. Also many good Farms New
Jersey containing from 10 to 200 Appy A. r. j.
G. Smith 35 Liberty street. NO If
esTe VALUABLE STATEN-lSLANp FARM.
Ess good Farm divided iuto meadow plough and wosl
sand, two miles from Ro5syle and q miles from Rich.
mond, on ne road leading from Richmond 70 Rossvile-on
M premises is double house 30 by so feet, with
three SIDES aEd kitchen adjoining with CRIBS cIdr mill
fine garden peach and apple orchards SC. Also about 10
acres OF heavy timber Apply
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER & Co
il3 Broad street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

III TO LET-A four story brick building in
tis Of No: l2 Columbia street. near Grand street.
ishte all sides and well ada ped to any kind OF
f1II THOMSON PRICE. Us East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

A TO LET-I'he new store No IL Spruce
f@sA srrsst. Appyto GEORGE j. PRICE.
tI@ rprf -lrl' la East. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

go FARM FOR SALE.-A Farm situated IN
- the En- si,sf Neshbohood, Bergen County NeyS-Jrr-
sey the road Hackensack and near the toll gate
known as the Neck Farm miles from HobOken Ferry aud
Il mile from Bulls Ferry with ii modem tuilt dwelling
house with Egyptian marble manteis folding dS9Ls good
part land is well calculated for gardening. 81 may
m ,in on bo:.d aad mortgage. Apply TO
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER K co.
aJ.ctraa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

ri For SaLE-A Paper Will dwelling aogjs ,g &c
wpany New Jetssy q males from Ss;T .d ,ad aaa
miles below Monistown. The Mill is situated never
.ins stream OF water ii! dye' eng te dr5 Est tune.
Tn. water lpei I6eet wide aud Il feet diameter
good engines and rauuing g-er. Tor further
cu4rs inquire o dAUNI q Dt-ttt1lCh9V'
ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

M4 HALL To LiIT--A commcdious allsuit-
:E; able for Temperance Society Lecture Room,
tls Bowery and Centre Market let Tor l. 2or evenings
the week or exclusively for l. g. or years From 10
necessary Possession be had the FIST of May
An early application wo.ld be desirable order Suf
Gent alter and repair such things the applicants
may require
Alsa to let on ts same premises, Room suitable for
School Room, ard which has been used such for some
Time.
For further information apply on the premises 70
rpl Ims JOHN EDWARDS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

"a TO LET-Thc house No 43 Bond street,
...fs two stories high finished with mahogany doors AID
..s. !5 marble mautels. Apply to
&c IF GRlNNELL, MINTURN Il co. is Sonth-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

Instructions for taking the article and great number of
certificates and testimonials may be and obtained at any
Of I'M, above plaaes u2i eOdim "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IR E
ME4s LAMP. &c Persons about M ;emittins mo1-
IkXiLA1y Be- supplied with Drafts in sums Of Il S9
5 ,s;1Iaai e. slo 9eo e5e or any amount
National Bank of Ireland Provincial Bank Do Mess JAZZ
Ba Co ssBf Bnki, Banfs Co. En
Greenock Banking Company. Sir William FORBES Euntsr s.
Co.. and the branches post swn through
be forwarded BY either Of the packets OF the 18th 2s, OF
2Sth or ths steamer sailing from Boston on
Al ineif Gsneai Passage Office, 43 Peck slip. Sourst
y b-All letter from The country nosI naid
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

Ss4 FOR SALE OR TO LET-The convenient
LITE stary basement brick house. No 40 Madison
street. has every for the accommodation
of large family aud of l- desirable situations
the The lot 25 By 100 feet. If sold, the larger
proportion Of the purchase money remain mortgage
Also the story basement bick house, directly in the
OF the ahoye No IS Monroe street with brick stable
the Of the lot has every convenience for the
mediation of families If sold the largest part Of
the pun chase money may ren3m mortgage Apply 10
JAS. LOVETi' at the Bowery ms Co, cor. of
lt22 2NNt RnWerv aud Grand
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

sysse FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A highly
n;rov ed farm of I25 with all the stock, c-ots
-and tools. The buildings ample convenient aud IN
order II desirable and productive property situated
ia ). Brunswick, n. Jersey. Diagrams al the
office Of 4. L. 4 j. c. SMITH
,aO &C 81 Liberty street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

yzss: FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-loo
sacres handsome Oak Opening Lands beautifully locat
-EA-ed takes paid, aud title perfect. Apply TO a. T. j.
C. Smith, IS Liberty street. n20 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

al TO LlIT-The Lofts in Store No II Coen-
3 ties slip years occupied sail loft and OF III,
y best situations ailaker 10 be found being ine
ittey opposite the middle pier. For terms apply on l'e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

-a FOR SALE OR TO Lt.T-The Three Sto-
;a ry and Attic Brick Dwelling House No so Second.
The Lot p by Ito feet; tne RoIse = by %
l..t with story tea attached.
sDuI; 10 the Howard Ius. CO. 5. Wall ST. f8tt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

SRl FOR SALE-At Willlamsburgh, l.. |. two
& on North Fourth ST. wee Third and Foulth streets
and five minutes walk from Grand ST Ferry Lots
with fireplace aud four bedrooms all we'll finished and
good order They will be sold bar basan ard ps[, Of the
appyto [ja2s lm.l F. PETTY, 255 Centre ST, Ny.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-13
COROVER'S SALE

By virtue cf a writ Of AI!as Vend, Er-
pOnas issued out OF The Court Of Com.
mon Pleas Tor Carroll county, Ohio, aud
10 me directed. Will offer for sale Al the
door Of the court house IN no town Of
Carroluon, on the 8'h day Of January
next, between The hours Of 10 o'clork.
A. a. and 4 O'Clock. P NJ the following
real estate to wit: The west hA'f OF The
south wes' quarter Of section iouneen,
N4l township thirteen. [I3l OF Range
'our, 4 containing eighty acres, more
or less, taken in execution and will be-
so,d by JOHN MOODY,
Coroner.
n.nnL.- 1GAA
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-13
sale OF Real Estate by orr
der Of Court.

On the 3lst day OF December. A.
D. 1914. between the hours Of 10 o.
clock A. NJ and o'clock p. NJ OF said
day, al the door oil The Court house in
CsuoIton. will be sold to the highest
bidder. the following real estate, as the
property OF James McCombs, deceased,
10 vii: The East hall OF the Nortn
East Quarter Of Section twelve (l2)
in Township fourteen IA and Range
six (6 J excepting 10 acres sold to Fran
cDs Reynolds, subIecl 10 the dover ess's
Of Elizabeth McCombs, widow Of james
Met tombs, deceased. Appraised at
S575 90. Terms Of sale, one third of
the purchase money in hand, one thlrd
iD one year, and the remajnng ons
third in two years, TO be secured by
mortgage on the premises, with IN
teres.
WILLIAM OGLE,
Administrator with the will annexed of
James McCombs. decd.
November 20, 1874.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-13
NOTICE

f. hereby given, that there will appi
cation made to the Legislature of Ohio,
a, their mex, session, for the establish
men, Of Graded State Road, lea dag
from Down,ngsv,llr, Carroll county,
Ohio, TO Bothlehpm Stark county. Ohio;
commencing for the same at Down'ngs
Vile, theuca the nearest and best route
10 Starlv, thence 'he best route TO John
p r Rordrer's. and thence the best route
10 B.ihIehem. rr
DC, 81, lS42.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-13
NOTICE

At nv instance az attachment wss
this day issued by Benjamin Boice, It
Justice OF lhe Peace Of FIX township,
Carroll county. Ohio, against the pro
periy and effects OF John Armstrong, an
abs7onding debtor, u pouresldanl Of said
county. JACOB RICE.
Dec 6, 1914
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-13
WEaEAT WANTED.

The sub crbsr wishes 10 purchase n
quantity of WHEAT, tor which he " i'll
paw Cash on delivery
Dec 6, Al WIN. VI. SINCLAIR
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-13
December 6, 1874.
STATE f OHIO Carroll County, as.

State # Ohio Carroll County, 4"
George Hartman,
VS. Petition in Pare
John HarmaU, ct ais \ tition.
By virtue Of an order issued out oflhs
Court of Common Peas for Carroll
county, and to me directed, will offer
for sale al the door ot The court house,
in CarroIton, on Monday the 9Th dsv
OF January, A. D lS45, between the
hours OF ten O'Clock. A NJ aud 4 o'citck,
P. NJ. The following real Estate to wit:
all Of the south west or Of section II,
township Is and range 5, excepting so
acrss OF the north side If SAID Or. sec.
ton D WATT. Sheriff.
DC 6 ls44 Printers lee S. 80.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-13
Foreign Debt.

Annual Int.
per cent. stock, red'ble
in 1850, 100000 90 10000 90
per cent stock, red'hIe
in '56, 10000 90 $500 90
6 per cent. stock, red'be
in 80, 4,O13,6 ,658 76 242, ,6I9 SO
6 per cent. stock, red'bIe
in SO, 3,4I2. .779 "a O4,766 rs
G per cent. stock, red'bIe
in go, 6,855, ,T8I 90 All ,3IO sc
G per cent stock, red bic
in'70, 667,OG3 so 40,023 81
7 per cent. stock, red'ble
in 80, 100000 90 los, 900 90
Total, I7,Oq8, ,682 so I,03I, ,22O 95
Sink'g fund st'k to
be deducted, $4,000 1890
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-13

Total for'gn debt,I6, o45, ,682 SOL, ,O26, $40 95
Domestic Debt.
Amount due the
several school
funds l,424,842 81 86,830 IA
Outstanding do
mestc bonds 734, 900 SO 44,092 l6
Surplus revenue
paid in by Cos. 59,523 &c 3,57l AZ
Same, loaned by
State 10 coun-
ties 82,l01 G1 4,944 10
Domestic scrip of
various kinds 29,432 OF 1,765 90
Grand aggregate
State Debt. l9,276,751 78 l,l67,444 SO
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-13
248,000,000
80,000,000
100,000,000
300,000,000
1872 100000

'"h''hS p'N"uCSu ny 'hb tmHe0Sc hue
tuaions IN the standard of value. And.
il is correctly said that "thr greatest in
jury TO society resulting from this siate
ot things, is in the upheaving OF the
elements Of social order, and The utter
Generalization Of men by the tempta
lions 70 spCCuIalions, which end in swlud
ling n re;ain their i'll gotten riches. -
IN attempting 10 frame new system of
banking, it becomes us 10 profit by these
bitter fruits of experience, and provide
against those evils and abuses which
have heretofore been inflicted upon
suffering people
A proposition has been recently made
in this State upon the consideration of
the Legislature at the last session, some
what new IN its character 10 the people
of Ohio, 1t proposes the establishment
ol a banking system based upon Govern
mrnt so ks. with The special powers end
exemptions of the old system uodor The
provisions of general law The capital
ol The banks is supposed to be invested
IN State sto"ks 's an alIrdge6 security
10 the bill ho'der. or IN other words
the h'nts are TO he founded on The basis
OF GoVernmeni debt. and ba ak debts are
To be made dependent on the debts If
the Government Tor heir security OIL
all the srhem for banking wbIch have
heen d. vlsed, Tins ia thG most on 'cuon-
able aud The most dangerous IN ia ten
denotes To the independence srd purity
OF the Government, and the liberties Of
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-24
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nit Mie Sulia q hHlcE tfier BON
SbersMilfcrb.
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S,inribtuno pom apom SOrn.

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fewt,ts fir Die @rmrrtung icincr 8ran fano
IN rsm @sfdngniskcfe ~ SaIimcra, am ocs
riacu S5reita9 90 Minuten ppr IL llhr ifatt.
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mar 70 bod, bas Der cbere Auerbatsn ulrrs
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ttatrn, Die je bic Wenlhheit geidldncct bas
ben, NIT onfahen. Der 8erbrchRr fdtien &C.
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Gfarb.

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Icines SIltcr.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-24
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ti9t cinsutrin9en.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-24
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