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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06
DOCT. Hs0USEHEAN'S
GERMAN COUGH DROPS
DREPARED and sold wholesale by JUHN ]:
/ DAVIS city of Hudson, Columbia county, n y; and
for sale in this city at wholesale and retail by
JAMES S. AsPINwALL,

for sale i'm Is wholesale
JAMES S. AsPINwALL,
Sc Wiliam-street, General Agent for this CITY;
and by most of the principal retail druggists IN New ork and
This not ne,c medicine 1t has known years,
and healing influences have been felt by thousands in the
been made introduce the public large by of
the press 1t has be left work silently BY
sprisnce and tn ronde1Gl cures It has sscsa The
extent these and the high and just reputation whchit has
thus acquired are manifest from hundreds of testimonials,
voluntarily furnished the proprietor by gentlemen OF the
medical profession and others no have tried IT, Il Aow
for the first time, advertised in the public journals In order
that priceless benefits be made known, and enjoyed
more widely by the afflicted who suffering without 4
knowledge Of its healing powers, M. CT,
Group, Worms, Hemoage Tor raising OF bood), and the
whole class diseases affecting the breast and lungs tending
10 consumption and other kindred Diseases controlled by
by charm. These complaints aTs OF most nSidous
character They commence with slight cold, with some
tring ailment whic being at hrst neglected leads TO NJ
amnaton and .owy advance step hy step until the con-
sttuton gives way and the victim brought to the'ery
verge of the grave;
health should be without this mald pleasant safe and yet
powerful BAsAM In this climate, where changes of weather
are so sudden and their effects injurious Immensely
important timely use of il has aud will hon
sands from the pains potracted Illness from beds oil Ian
gushing from wasted frames deSIitatrd ana
extraordinary curative has often saved vast sums OF money
which have been paid for medical attendance during
With all their wonderful and efcacious powers DR. HOUSE
MANS GERMAN CeuGH DRoP, free from every Ingredient
vegetable compound and may be taken with entire safety N
all kinds weather and under all circuI The use OF
this nya ubs medicine has also caused IN
the health persons consutonay feeble as us effects 70
paIt aud vgor 10 the system while IL no instance
weakens the patient Ii acts mild healing expectorap
and the time very gentle ionic 1t IS III short ue
HEALING which restores health, strength, vgs e,as
ITCHY aud ch-eriuness the weakened frame M, the de
pondng mind 1t Is the sign Of triumph sickness aud
pa IN oppressive forms. This proved the
nfaibe testimony of thousands who have tried 1T may b.
proved by all who chose to try IT, Price so bottle Ola
n2l 3tawiy Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06
THE TRIBUNE.

~ The large Cooper shop of Mr.. James Es-
GOV Of Georgetown, D. c., was entirely consumed
bv fire on the night of the 3lst inst. Loss about
sIO0o-insured for $780,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

tIt NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
srT Packet of 2lst Feb-The splendid we'll known fast
go sailing Packet Ship ROCHESTER. (l,OOo tons)
Capt Jno sail positivea above her day
Cabin and Storage Passengers Those wishing secure
berths should make early application board foot Of Bur
lug Slip ort w. j. L TAPSCOTT,
AZ Peck Slip. cor South-st.
The Rochester will Liverpool the 9th of April
Persons wishing send for their friends can have them
brought out in her Of the regular line sailing from Lily
Drafts any fable demand without discount
OF other charge whatever all the principal towns III
England Ireland Scotland or Wales also be obtained
application above The GARRlCk will succeed the Ro
chester and sail from New York 26th Feb and from Liv
erDool fhs l1th AprIl f3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

no IRON MASTERS or sale, Mill Sites
L in the immediate nsshborhoed q Bituminous Coal and
10 te water where such Coal and ORE are found ;oyesE
The communication complete with Philadelphia and Balt
more BY anas and Railway. For Pamphlets descriptive OF
the property and farther information, apply TO Archibald
lEIntyre Albany; to Archibald RobeLson PhadephIs; Or
there may be seen specimens the coal and Also
M Nh F S,s"' V ''' w r. CASEY Civil Engineer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

MURpER-Nr. Martin Lawson was attacked by
couple of rufians in the streets of New Orleans on
The evening of the I'D and beaten and kicked uii'i,
he died. The murderers were promptly arrested
and confined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

SHOCKING DEATH.-Mr. James Boughton man
A years DID, came to shocking death in the vicln-
ity of WATERFOWL, on the night following Tuesday
last. He was burning charcoal to use the lslom
of the craft, and was in the habit OF protecting nm
self from the cold by lying down upon the pit: On
Tuesday evening he was seen, partially intoxicated
from ardent spirits On Wednesday morning he
was found extended at full length and lying on ms
face upon the top of the pit, and entirely dead The
pit had suffered from neglect the flames had broken
out very near his body and in little time more the
body would have fallen into the bed of burning
Goals. The verdict of the Jury was, that he died
of intemperance and suffocaton.' Poor man he
was an apostate Washingtonian. N. Haven Cour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

sg A duel has fought at Peoria between Mr.
William c. Toney and Tobert Thompson IN whcl
the latter was wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06
NORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAlLR,O9As AZ
.agS1 -WTnter arrangement On and afte5 w eapti
day LIST November, tie Cars on this heaa wiz
-G2v&x- leave as follows: ,nd AZ
Leave Morristewn At quarter ALTER ! IN the mofu1e
O'Clock IN the afternoon. - F., IN tbe
Leave New-York o'clock in the morning, ana III ~
afternoon. =, !, IN ,be az
Leave Newark 10 o'clock in the morning. and IL inc
Ill arrive
there Iii O'clock where will De IN and
vey them Schooleys Mountain, Washington, Milford
Easion daily; Succasuena Stanhope NEd.rs and 10
and Owego Mondays Wdnssdays ane pssdays Thurs
days and Saturdays each line me svenng on the
The stage for BaskinS Ridge will leave every LIE e., rio
arrival the cars and the next morning IN time 'o'
TO and Jersey City VIII Ssneia bs
n Iss Wing the city, the passengers WIZ uePoSs .e
s ns1 At the foot Courand-street, where an
.sof vel be- in attendance TO receive II. VI,
Agent FROM Morrsown will arrive Newark IN time
be morning and evening trains for Trenton and Pha-
1hs road having recently laid with the heaviest
Rail is complete Running order and offers aconmo5
on and expeditions conveyance TO and from Tor
passengers or freight
for $50 per annum
from Newark 10 Morrstown Madison Chatham; 800 TO
the Summit; S4e tc Millyille, and S25 to Orange
nj IRA DODD, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06
OORPORATlON NOTIrt Pnhllc

CORPORATION NOTIGt-Publlc Notice is
Whereby gwen 10 the owners occupant occupants
OF all houses aud lots improved unmproved lands att cted
thereby, that the following assessments have been completed
By the Assessors aud lodged in the Street
Ohcr for examination by all persons interested, VIZ For
Regulating and avnG 22d between the 81 aad ith
NUS and Fagglne feet vide through the NOrthery
sidewalks OF The same embracing lots both sides Of 22
street. between the 81 and I'll; avenues, the West side Of
the Sd and the East side Of the 4 avenu between 2s and
23d streets and both sides of Lexington AyenGe between
2st and 23d streets.
All persons whose affected by the abOvenaned
Assessments and who opposed the sams, either Of
them requested present their objections, writing
The undersigned, Street COmms toner's Office within
thirty days from The date Of THIS Notice
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner,
annI' lairIn annffl1. 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

DEATH OF AN ED1ToR.-Mr n. a. LkAL' -, noi'o'
of the Oxford Republican died suddenly Oh nui
dav last of an affection of the lungs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

nreDER.-The Lowndes County Chronicle OF
eOth. published at Hayneville, in this State, an
nounces the murder of Mr.. Thomas Long, of Mount
Willing. Itsays: He was stabbed on "Wednesday
evening, at Mount Willing, by man named feaTce'
and died in two or three hours after. we under
stand there had been slight difference between
them Savannah ooutioi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

sr Wilson Mcconnell of Goose Creek, 3 o.,
was killed by Daniel Hough during an affray on the
Goth January They were both intoxicated at the
time, and had previously been intimate friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

LIENS LADIES' FRENCH BOOTS
"A The attention OF the Ladies Of NewYork is decidedly
this beautiful article manufactured b. Mr.
Alien 70 Lspenar. Go what society may II
the elegance Of the fit aud Of Aliens Boots and
Shoes Hence 1t Is that he always busy, while Others
are compIaiang Their quality be surpassed.
their beauty sxcetled Such masterpiece of Mechanic
nnch and doubtless viii receive the best patronage. His
neat and geutee 70 Lspenadst, BroadwcT
i13.0 # LADIES'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06
-, EARMERS MERCHANTS AND ME

w. FARMERS, MERCHANTS. AND ME-
ETH CHANCES LAND, LOAN AND EXCHANGE
this office can be found greater variety
property for sale for exchange than other office
Factories Water Power. Wild Lands, Houses aud Lots
good CITY security Merchants or mechanics wishing TO ex
change goods manufactured articles for good productive
property for valuable wild lands will find their
est to negotat through All business entrusted
our care Will meet with prompt attention.
nj A.P.&J.C c. SMITH, IS Lberty-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06
PAPER WAREHOUSE
NO q IOEN-STRE EFT

ELLIOT, BURNAP " BABCOCh are con-
z stantly supplied with large and general assortment Of
PAPERS suited to all Departments of the trade,
which are the following Hubbards eolored Papers,
Sreat variety; Boston Coppe'plate Papers of suqsr!o
and Blank Book Papers; Printers Clohlers and Carpet
makers Press Boards Druggists Hardware and Cloth Pa
Binders and Trunk Boards; Shsathing and Wrappug
2aper., SC. SIC.
Iagef-mahers ,uppliet with ali Kinds OF stock ard
iegar II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

aza TO LET AT WILLlAMSBURGH,f FIVE new
f:: story and attic Houses. pleasantly situated South,
Third between Third and Fourth about equal DIS
lance the Grand and Peck Slip Ferries finished nmod
er style with marble maneIs and CRATES throughout under cell
lars court yards &C., calculated for gentee families Pos
session CAP be had Immediately Also House erecting
on the corueI of North and Second streets with eight
lots Of ground will be finished By March Enquire o F.
r. usuesr lbs Pearl street ~ e. or at Kilgour peys
lumber yard foot of South Third street. where the keys mag
bs haJ ia22 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06
Ezsa HOUSE AND LOT IN JERSEY CITY
:M For SALE.-That yalnahle and pleasantIy st.

C:M FOR SALEThat valuable and very pleasantly sit
uated House and Loou TIE southwest corner of Wash
ngton aud York streets on the highest ground and in the
of the place. very the public square From the
upper stores there ghtfu prospect of the North River
stories. built of brick with tin roof about or 10 years
sace mostly by days work under the superintendent OF
basement Tie fist furnished w,5h Marble Nsntss
Sliding Doors between the principal and bedrooms
over the hall Third story hast good rooms, having fire.
places and three The basement and kitchen very
pleasant with closets pantrie between Vault under the
street front aud lag brick ciseru the yard The Lot
is IS feet front Washington and 50 feet deep York
The House $1,000 build and is within
three minutes walk Of the ferry which makes very des
able residence for person dong business New York For
particulars apply 10 j. w. HIGGINS,
i29 Inns II Dey ST. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

sza COUNTRY SEAT-i'o Let or Tor sale, a
dsah Gonn,ry eslds der , a. am1,Gs rom
the Railroad nearly two acres is oIamHted wli4 oTGamsn
paragus flowers shrubs, sc. The whole improvements are
modern and built eTIessy for the p bo
10 acres Tch gardening land aud nursery will be sold
changed not sold will rented application is maids
10 JNO. H. IOlLLON, no: audIiC,si',
f-h3 Inn South Ferry, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

a., CROTON HALL TO LET This Hall, oc
~ cuyying one of the best locations The city at the
Z corner the Bowery and DIysonstree Is TO let four
evenings each week aud every day Sundays Ii IS
finely fitted up has ante-roon ,ate Piano Forte and
well calculated Lectures Concerts. aud Public Meetings
Of any kind JOHN ALCOHOL trial at thus Hall
every SATURDAY evening He prosecuted with strength
and yicor and defended h equal spirit, and will probably
"a r. r. SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

sYSss.A FAKN Fur SALE-Sltuated IN tTe
township of Westfsid, Esser Couty -Fetc JerSey,one
A1me east of Scotch Plains, on the road TO Railway
SAID farm contains 81 of highly cultivated land with
good dwelling House ard Barn and other build
nss Apple Orchard producing choice grated fruit; also
aspofss straw eu nsr and nd and
srwhch fails There in about IL acres in
wood IN wheat aud rye the balance In tage This farm
wi be sold cheap, the about engaging IN
other business II not sold by the middle OF March IL Will
T9 Dc IL. lo one or more years Inquire OF j. STOUT
PLAINS Depot. ja25 Inns
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EzlslZ Azzkllss,lll
t0NO REWARD WILL BE PAID TO
~|f TIL, rnT n1vISC ,ELJD AUIT

a0NO REWARD WILL BE PAID TO
.DlUU PROVE THE FOLLOWING AFFIDAVIT
TNTRUE--JOHN THOMSON, 3i2 Broome-st.-scR9-
rrLA-T mportGnt Cure confirmed. New-York, jan Goth,
1874 On the Sh Of January, gave my affidavit thar aSo
nshing had been performed me By Doctor John
sq .rn erysipeqs, sccid or lerSy all Of which
hs been denominated In said affidavit, stated that had
been afflicted Il that had employed 10 different Fhysl
ci1ns had taken 10 bottles of Sands SaTsapaa and be-
twe.n 20 and bottles OF Bristos SaTSaparl!a. That
head Mad shaved and dressed with poucs and Ointment
me celebrated Extract OF Dancus. also used for months
cor san;ly, drink made Of Burdock yellow dock
prckya and Sasaar!a One physician PAID SOL alter
An attendance of five months; another attended eight
monhs but al OF no My head was SOLID scale all
over which had 20 every u nouns with soap-Suds,
The itching irritation distress intolarabe believe
had the compound incident eryspe!as scald
head salt neum aud scroiua have spared pains
nense this complaint Ia Il years have paid between
500 and $500 without any benefit Ii stuck 10 my stomach
misery the bm Ny distress was beyond my description
Almost Of despair called upon Dr. John Thomson.
on the 30h OF December S3 and he engaged 10 1t by
contract the St of January 1884, days after
head all appearance we'll and general health better
than for three years. affidavit that those
thu; afflicted NAV know an we'll And woud say to all
afflicted with scroiua, srySpelaS and all eruptlons OF the
skin try the e4ns have tested and they Will regret
have several other persons who have been cured bv
Dr. Thomson who induced 70 make the trial from seeing
abatement OF my
JAMES HASSON. 81 Moore-s,reet
Sworn before THIS Goth Day OF Jan. 6A.l
PETER PINCKNt.Y. Com Of Deeds.
B-Wanted 343 Broome street. such patients as can
i1d no relief from others. Dr. rhomson's An-Scorbutlc
syrup for scrofula and all eruptons of the skin For
Broome-sreet New York by JOHN THOMSON.
1wd ltwr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

OZENGE FOR COLD IN THE HEAD
IL Always safe and eectua Il instantly relieves III. ina
9iit Of breathing through the nosrs and te burne
ucn OF the pituitary membrane y B. 1t approved
remedy Tor bonshs and chronic hoareness made and sold
sy j. GGQDDiNGToN, Druggists, 225 Hudson
sprung Sold also, ny Rushtcn Co. II0 Broadway and
10 Astor HOUSE; Jas. s. Aspinwa sc William street; T r.
D-ioest ~ Greenwich Jas. Tarrant, 96 Greenwich ST.
and j. Maxim, 5ll Broadway Price Is cents box.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06
pub,,c stock Exchange, Feb. s.

j. B. Plumb has been appointed to the Office Of
Cashier of the New-York State Bank. MIR. Patchin
his predecessor remains in Albany until the 29th Of
February, when he removes to Buffalo to establish
a Bank, to be called the Patchin Bank of Buffalo,"
The entire income of the Western Railroad for the
year 1843 has been
From Passengers $275, l39 81
Merchandise ............... 6,696 10
h1alls and Express ZSU9o Oh
Total S573, 1872 81
Income of two sinking funds :. 81, 1927 So
Total -. ,2l6 %
Expenses s2s3 1926 10; Interest S2Si l82 49, Balance
gone increase sinking fund S26 90l IL. ,2lO %
Excess Of income of lS3 1892 6lei 90; of
Of last months OF 1913 the last months of 1892
$50 600 The freight of l8i3 equal 60 $50 carried
entire line of 56 miles The charges for freight We're
duced in April the quantity Of up freight has increased
.bou 100 per cent For the last months of l83 the
in income accruug for increased business and reduced
renses has the of S $50 monta gain which
hids far 10 continue through the winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

"a FOR SALE-At Williamsburgh, l.. |. two
f;E neat story brick front Heuses and Lots situated
on North Fourth bet Third and EOuIth streets
and over minutes walk from Grand ST Ferry Lots
q by i00 Houses % by "a feet Each ho1se contains
rooms with fireplace and four bedrooms all we'll finished and
good order They Will be sold bargain and part Of the
sonvto LAG Inn +. PETTY, 25j Centre ST, Ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06
and Chairman of the Assessors
Street Commissioners Office January 9TH 1874 27 Ot

EORPORATION NOTICE-Pubc notice is
pants OF all Houses aud Lots improved unimproyed Lands
affected heraby that the following Assessments have been
completed b. the Assessors, and lodged Street
nlssoDer Office for By all PERSONS Interested
VIZ For fencing vacant lots the 9th Wad embracing lots
on the East side Of Washington street, between GanSeyoor;
and Hofao streets, the Westsde Of Green oh street be-
tween GdnseyooI aud Horao the South sid.
and the South side OF Hoato street between Greenwich
and Wash gton and the North side Of Jane street
between Greenwich and Washing streets. Also on the
South side OF th street between 9Th and 7 and
thu South side OF th between Hudson street and 9th
avenue on the West side OF 9Th avenue between 18th and 18th
streets and the North side of 18th between 9th and
tn avenues Also on the North side of 18th between
9Th and 9Th and the South side h street
tween 9Th and 10th Also she South side Ham
mond street. between dhngtoa and West streets
North SIDE Of Jane between 9Th
and the West side Of Hudson street. between Charles and
Perry Also III 10th Ward the West side OF Edrdge
street between Delaney and Broome streets and on the East
Also the 18th Ward the South side 18th street, be-
Broadway and University Place the North side
th University Place and 5h avenue and on the S.
of 10th street and 5h Also the 18th
Ward the South side Of 18th street. between 9th and 9th
avenues the North side Of nth street between 9th and 10th
aud 9Th Also the 18th Ward on the Soah side o
9Th between the st End I'd the North side
10th between ID and 80 avenues and South side
Of nth street between the I'd and Sd avenues and on the West
side of Sd avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
All persons whose affected named
assessments and who opposed the same or either Of
them, requested objections IN writing 10
IN thirty days from the date of this notice
John EVEN
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PARTY VESTS.

PARTY VESTS.
PER AMER DRITAN MA
A FEW CHOICE PATTERNS of Light Satin
y and White Marseilles Vestings
Also new article for White Vests Several ready.made
Vests for Parties, Balls. SC. for sale BY
WIN. T. JENNINGS s CO., 23l Broadway,
2f6t Opposite Park Fountain.
NOTICE TO BAPTlSTS.- sale, one naf
~ the lease of Pew u the First Baptist Church cor
ner Of Brcome and Elizabeth streets has eight years 10
run .b A ~ to Miss Jane S'e0''A S' a''ns'on street
$4,000 , Tg Loan R IN Ss;l i. c f
now svn aHe c5nt W99@ do Well f to Of
mortsasss ,ArPlS TO sERGEAS S $ SON A l,u
CCOTT'S VEGETABLE PILl.S-Elrs Old
- ham aged a years, e3idding 9Th corner OF south
and st Williamsburg, after l6 months intense suffering from
ing ms trengt by thu of these Pills individuals asoin
this City afflicted with Screfua, Dropsy IN the Head pys
The Breast and Sides Inf uenza Group &c have been eectu
M cured By hep and Can BE- fId e. $50 an
udson-st ii S Dunn, iii 8th Avenue; ]. Slater e Div
Back0 1S SMITH 5sc Broad %!Sn SsWa s
Setback, a South lLarket-scFee Albany hensdei Gr
fin, 81 Consress-st. Troy.
Agents wanted. JlJ i'm
1aTM. BROWNS COMPOUND RONESET
w CANDY. MEDICATED.-Witha a feT months
$500 pounds have been sold oths cough
II quack medicine, It's Ingredients are known TO all
thst make of it, they being mentioned in the direction
which boneset herb elecampaner root OF saus root
lluOIce snake and other roots and
herbs known he good for coughs colds phthsis bronch
hOopng cough and all diseases of the lungs throat
Also il for clearing the voice for vocasts
and public speakers. This Medicine Candy has gained
great reputation for curing the above complaints In csnse
quence It's extensive SALE has caused many base counter
ies b. Offered to the public consequence OF which the
proprietor has hs stamped the candY also drec
;ioa will accompany The candy when purchased the drug
gsts. For sale only Boston by VI m. Brown 48l W ash
lnyton street In New York by A B. & D. SANDS No 70
Fulton II East Broadway, 2I3 Broadway. Jai3 I'm
DARENTS. DON'T NEGLECT YOUR Cnld-
ren-Thousanls ofchilden annual become deaf in
sequence of discharges of from their induced By
scarlet fever colds SC Sc. Now, If mothers would do
their duty and procure ScARPAs OIL FOR DEAFNESS, and
use directed. their children would be cured; but
the discharge troublesome. the
hearing gradually and inaily partial total de,
ness ensnes This invaluable medicine sold ~ A, B..
sands Druggists No. 81 Fulton street. 273 Broadway and
II East Broadway ll3 In