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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26
CHARLES " liEGlNS,
\, JORDAN.
CilS WEAVER.
chs. rl.GASANTS,
GlpCUN MARkLE.
Hon, GEO. &. WElkER,
BCNl, HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LEISENklNG.

iirRu's HoTEL, Uomry fremont House, No.
llb Chesput s'rcel,) Philadelphia, September
2lst, lsli.
have usci Shugcrt's Patent Washing Machine
m my hou-e upward, ot eight month, and do not
hesitate 10 say that deem II one Of rh most USE
tai aud valuable lahorsayug machines ever invrn-
ted, inrmcr'y kept two women continually oc-
cuPed IN Washing, Who now do as much IN two
days as they then did in one week There Is no
wear or tear IN washing, aud i, requires not more
than one-thrd the usual quantity ol soap, have
had a number Of Other machines in my tam iy, hui
this is SO decidedly superior to every thing else and
81 little liable TO get out OF rcpur that would not
do without one # they shouli cost ten times the
price they are sold Tor. DANIEL HERR
RALIuRlNES, a handsome arucle ior Ladies
- Dresses iVr sale cheap, Toy
June IS. II, d. MASSER
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26

E<LsN SEED.-The highest price will bS
e given for Flax Seed, by
Aug 81 lsi4. H. b. MASSER.
{ COTTAGE EIBLES.-Fye copies of the Cot
- tnge Bhle, the cheapest book ever published,
containing the commentary on the Old and Neg
Testament, Just received and Tor sale for six doll RS
hy June Is. II. B. NASSER
'j'NEED LOrH, handsome article, all WOO,
light and elas'lc for Summer Goats and Pani-
lur sale, very low, 10y
Iuue Is H. b. MASSER
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26
SiIIGERI'S PATENT
WASHING MASEI1T =

~ & - -..A IN ~ .sFAs A. s--s - - -
FSHHlS Machine his now been tested by more
a than thirty families IN th,, nclghh1;haod, and
has given entire satisfaction. It is - simple in ITS
construction, that cannot get out of order. j.
contains IRON To ru,t, and 10 .pine. or rollers to
get out of repair. Il wl do twice as much wash
ing with less than halt tie wear and tear Of any of
the late inventions, and whit is Of greater in por
lance it costs hu, little over halt as much as other
washing maChIncs
The suhsrrlhcrh has the exclusive right for Nor
thumherland, Union, l. coming. columbia, Lu-
2ernr and Clinton counties. Price of single mn
chine Sc. II. B. VI ASSER.
Tie following Ce't0hcatr = from lcw OF those
who have these IN Clircs in use,
Sudbury, Aug. 81, lsii.
We, the subscribers ccrrly that We have now
in u~e. ia our famlllrs, "Shugelt- Patent WASH
mg Machine, and 30 rot hesitate Swing that il l.
a most excellent iuvcn'inu, That, IA Washing
1t viii ave more than one halt the usual labor
That does not require more Than one third The
usual quantity of 80 p and water and that there
Is ~ ruhhIug, aul consequently, htic ~ no wcnr.
ing ~ ,rarug.-~'rhat 1t knocks u0 no buttons, an.
that The finest Clnhrs, such collar, larrs tue s.
inlls, &c, may he washed in av very shout uu.c
without the least injury, and M tact wllhonl ,uy
apparent wear aud tear, whalcv,r We lhelcf,r.
chceHully recommend II t. our fIonis and - th.
public, as a most useful and labor ,avi... machine
J'n NpI1'S N' l,rIt,r..
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26

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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26
VALUABLE
FARMS. CANAL PROPERTY,
WATER POWERS,
House, and Lots for sale.

FENIE Subscriber offers for sale the following dc.
n scrbed Valuable Properly, all Of which he
will sell at very moderate prices, and on reasona
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-12
SHAVING & HAIR-DrEssING
Establishment.

THE undersigned would respectfully
inform the citizens OF CarTollion and
its vicinity, that he has recently rented
the room formerly occupied by Eeigh..
ion and ROmsOwer-where he will hold
himself in readiness 10 wait on his Gus
toners al all seasonable hours He
would also tender his highest thanks 10
Inc liberal part Of community for their
patronage, aud soiic;is a continuance Of
the same. Hoping by industry, econo.
my and strict attention 10 his business
10 merit the appreciation OF the public
generally A word to Young genle-
men who would be admired by Tie Ia
DIES. TO those who have lost the great
est ornament which nature ever bestow.
ed on mankind. | would say, that by
making application to the subscriber,
they can have II beautiful head Of hair
restored with little expense, and with
out ihs least injury to the skin. Call
and examine specimen for yourselves,
and that will put the question hey ond
doubt.
RazOrS dressed on short notice.
STUDELY.
CarroIlton, Feb. Q, 1914.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue ola writ Of f fd ct leu ia
issued out Of the court OF common pleas
OF Stark county, Ohio, and to me direct
ed, I will offer for sale at the residence
Of Matthew Russell, IN Rose township
on Monday the 18th of April, inst. a
10 o'clock A. M. OF said day, the follow
ing property, to wit: 9 head of horse
creatures, Taken IN execution and will
be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
April S. 1874.
Printers fee LOO
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue OF a writ Of Pin Vendi ET
poaaS, issued out Of the court Of ofcommon
pleas OF Carroll county, Ohio, and TO me
directed, will offer for sale at the resi-,
dence Of ArchiboId Hunter, in Union
township, on Friday the 10Th Of April
inst. at 10 o'clock M. Of said day, the
following property, to wit: one bay
horse, one gray horse, two head Of COW
cattle. and nine acres of wheat 10 the
ground. Taken in execution and will
be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
April 5, 1914.
Printers fee 90.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining ~ the Post Office al Carroll
ton, .. 90 The Isl OF April 1914.
AItwelI Jason LawIer Fenton
Arbuckle John, sen Mccoy James
Black Daniel Myers EIl2
BIackledge John Miller Henry
Blair Isaiah Mcclure James
Brown VIM Moorehouse John
Black VIM w Michenary Hiram
BarnhilI James Nixon A6ram
Bushong Adam Nicely Samuel
Best Jackson Norris David
Buck James Need DAVID
BrdnnOn David Grin John s.
Coffee WIN Price John
Cummings Joseph Pummer C. orJ.
Cameron Thomas Pugh CatharIne
Cameron Joseph Potarff Jacob S
Drnies Jonathan Ready James
Derrien James Rose Henry
Deford VIM Stephens VIM. Jr
Davis Rachel Sell Gabriel
Davis Sarah StockweIl Isaac
Davis James M Swaney Andrew
Denny Joseph Sparks Thomas
Ebersole John Stall George
FIgIey Joseph, 2 Sheppard Wm2
Gilmore Francis Shr,ver john
Herman Catharine Swearingen VIM
Hewitt Samuel Shave John
Holmes Thomas Tope Hiram
James VIM Thompson Rev T
Jackman Adam Twiss John
Kemp Joshua Vanpell VIM
Karns David Weslfall Ruth
Kintner Eliza Watson Jacob
Lee Thomas Yant Barbary
Low Luther
THos. WILSON, P. M.
April 5, 1874.
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SHERIEFN SALE

By virtue Of o writ Of il ia et len ia
ISSUED out of The court OF common pleas
OF Stark county, Ohio, and to me direct
ed, | will offer for safe at the house OF
John Shook, in Washington township,
on Monday the 18th day of April inst.
at 10 o'clock A N. Of said day, the fol.
lowing property, 10 wit: S head of horse
creatures and one two horse wagon
Taken IN execution and will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
April 5, 1874.
Printers lee 100
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THE STATE OF OHlO,l
CARROLL COUNTY,

CARROLL COUNTY,
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
Tacation after October Term Il. D lS43
Henry Daniel and !
Margaret Ann
Daniel his wife, In partition.
US.
Barbara Long, etalSJ J
Frederick Long. Martin Long. Joseph
Long, Andrew Long, Elias Long aud
Mary Worstel ntermOrried with Joseph
Worstel, all Of said Carroll county, Ohio
and John Long Of the State Of Tennes.
see, and Barbara Long, widow of George
Long, deceased, Of Carroll county, Ohio.
will take notice, that petition was filed
against them on the 9th day Of No
vember, A. d lS43, in the Court of
Common Pleas ol Carroll county, ard
State of Ohio, by Henry Daniel and
Margaret Ann Daniel his wife, and is
now pendiDg-wbereIn the said Henry
Daniel and Margaret Ann Daniel his
wife, demand partition Of The following
real estate in said county of Carroll, to
wit: The South East quarter of Section
twenty three (23J in township sixteen
(l6) Of range six (6) and the North
East quarter of sec,Ion twenty four Gay
IN township fifteen (l5) of range five (5)
containing 10 all three hundred and TWEEN
Iy (32O) acres, more or less. and at the
next term of said Court, application wilt
be made by the said petitioners for an
order that partition be made Of said pre-.
misses, &c.
E. R. ECKLEY, Atty.
for Petitioners
February I6. 1914.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

By virtue of writ of f fa ct leo fa'
issued out Of the court Of common pleaS
of Carroll county. Ohio, and to me d.
rected, I will Offer tor sale on saturday
the Goth day Of April inst. at 10 o'clock
M. Of said day, at the residence of John
Bird, in Augusta township, the follow
ing property, to wit: two head Of horse
I creatures, 2 sets Of horse gears, 8 mich
cows, one bulk, 2 heifers, 2 calves, a
acres Of wheat in the ground. one plough
and one harrow. Taken in execution
and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
April S, 1874,
Printers fee $l,00
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THE STATE OF OHlO,l 9.
CARROLL COUNTY,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
October Term, l643.

John Coalman,
Us. Petition for DiOOrcs
Hannah CoaIman
The said Hannah Coalman will take
notice. that the said John Coalman did,
on The 9th day OF November, A. D lS43p
file his petition in the Court Of Common
Pleas of said county, praying TO be di-
vorced from her, the sald Hannah, for
causes following, to wit: lst Gross ne
glect Of duty: Cd Ertreme cruelty: 3d..
Three gears aOilful absence: 4Ih. AdHI@I
try, by her The said Hannah, wife Of the
said John CoaIman-which said petition.
will be for hearing at The next Term Of
said Court.
JOHN COALMAN, by
E R. EcKLEY,
his solicitor
FahruarV Ik 10dA
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of writ Of Vend, ErponaS
issued out Of the court of common pleas
Of Carroll county, Ohio, and TO me d
rected, will offer for sale at the resi-.
dence Of James Gault, in Loudon town.
ship, on Wednesday the 24h day Of
April inst. at l2 o'clock NJ. Of said day,
the following property, to wit: s head
of horse creatures, IL head Of cattle, one
three horse wagon, sets Of horse gears,
$50 bushels Of wheat, s tons of hay, 200
bushels Of oats, rs bushels Of rye, 100
bushels of corn, one windmill, head OF
hogs, ID head of sheep, 20 acres Of wheat
in The ground and 8 acres of rye -
Takea in execution and will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
April 5, 1874
Printers lee 100.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
April 5, ls44
Prin ter s lee 100.

Bv virtue Of writ of Alias Plu Vendi
ErpondS, issued out Of the court of CON"
mon pleas of Carroll county, Ohio and
TO me directed. | will offer for sale on
Monday the 29d day Of April inst. at II
o'clock NJ. Of said day, at the resi-
dence Of John w. Russell, in Rose town
ship, the following property, to wit; 4
horse creatures, Q sets of horse gears,
and one wagon. Taken in execution
and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff,
April 5, 1914
Printers fee 100.
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NOTICE..

john DUNBAR, Esq, aided BY Stark.
weather e. Jarvis, will attend 10 closing
up the professional business Of our late
firm.
PEARCE, STARKWEATHER, 4
JARVIS.
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THE FAMILY DIRECTOR:

Designed as a help 10 those whO are cup
plying hemSeioes IN whOie or m part
''lm WOoIen goods oftteir OtOH man.
ufdcture.
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To whom il may concern!

To whom it may concern!
The subscriber regrets that he is un,
der the necessity Of informing those in
terested, that as his former calls on them
for money, have been in great mems
ure neglected, he is therefore compelled
to make this last peaceable appeal.
You are aware that business cannot
be conducted without money; and you
are also aware that you have for a con
siderable length of time been withhold
ing that which is Justly due; thereby
violating the golden rue, do to others
as you would wish them to do unto you.'
Feeling confident that no man can rea
sonably expect to prosper in business
unless he uses Some eXerlion to pay his
debts in reasonable time, lat least in
from two to five years after they become
due.) He earnestly requests all those
indebted to the late firm of Jackson &
Sinclair TO call and pay off before the lst
of April next, and thereby relieve him
of pecuniary embarrassment and them ="
selves OF The upbraidiugs of conscience
WIN. M. SINCLAIR
March 8, 1914.
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SURPLUS REVENUE.

THE Boerd Of Fund Commissioners
for the county of Carroll, IN conformity
to an act Of the Legislature of the State
ofOhio; entitled ian act to provide for
the payment Of the domestic creditors of
the State of Ohio" passed March 18Th
l843; do hereby require that one-eighth
part of the Surplus Revenue loaned IN
said county, be paid on or before the
first day Of September annually. until
the whole be paid, commencing in the
present year.
GEO BEATTY, Agent,
April 5, 1914.
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February l6, 1914
SRERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of rendi erponaS.
issued out OF the court of common pleas
for Stark county, Ohio, and to me direc
ted, | will offer for sale IN the town Of
SherrodsviIle, on Friday the 18th Of
April next. al IL o'clock NJ. of said day
the following property to wit: four head
of horses, two miIch cows, fifteen head
Of dry cattle. Taken in execution aud
will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March Is, 1914.
Printers fee 100.
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HENRY HELFxICas

Begs leave to inform the public in gen
eral that he has commenced the above
business in the frame building adjoining
the Cabinet shop of Thompson 8. Crum
rlRe, a few doors north of the Western
Exchange, ton Lisbon street, whore he
is prepared TO make, in the neatest and
most substantial manner, all kinds Of
Boots & Shoes.
He hopes by strict attention to business
and working the best kind of materials,
to merit liberal share of public patron.
age. He is determined, as far as posi-.
Bile, TO live up to his promises in furnish
ing his work to his customers.
CarrolIton, March 90. 1874.
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February 16. 1914.
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Carrollton, Feh. Q, 1914.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
kcli,.ii;inn I.

JONES takes pleasure III announcing; that, by request
JUVENILE Mi SitlL ENTERTAINMENTS.
consisting u solos Duvrtos, SemiChofGScs. ana ChcFiSeS
"'' WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY ~
at The BRAiNERp CHURCH. n RHn-tonseet. between Or
chard and Ludlow commencing NJ he'o'e : loos
SIGNoR ElNG the celebrated Ialian Gu.tqust has been
pieces. and Vi SAMUEL DYER vii preside IA, the Piano
F>NLy TICKETS. sdp.tin= persons . cents, SoSs q,
Bowery Nm & lunbcr, ~ Roadway. aud u, the tcor
" ciien viii be admitted 70 the audience unacconcencd
by their parents ~ guardians, ms Us
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT DErE.-N; the
Geltnc,t request of Grte number Of ladies Oa gentlemen.
series of these concerts. :" i'onable and popular IN fI'
VIII be syea daring the p'-scn' summer at the Nst'op3ian
Hocn ] 6 S Hsnd%a e}G9s e,a % t .5a l,t ny IN %
will BE- engaged an every eNenn WI be made 10 eg'e e
tons for the sc,,on, - >les g,e ~ @ci, ye,ty l u
scrbe . the MetfcRotp = ,s ,ea,, :, cen cents . ss,e
~, Mi 2Ii""' s;I D' o''s' " ~ SNELLiNG TlsDALE.
4 MER!CAN MUSEUM ERIAL CARDEN,AND PER
Corner Broadway ard Il An";!(ff};I AhsFTffN Manager
EVERY DAY AND Evssrso TIN, WEN, coaNENe'S@ Mos
each afternoon ni fiSn ha past g. and each evening at s.
" , NJ. THE GbirT G M M d S:abs GhNThsS mcss,e not les,
than FOURTEEN sEsr-mu&ins them the T,LE>T PAlM ever
known, are 10 be seen every da nn 10 O'clock A. NJ III T.
NJ. from ull 5 = and from tlI! 10. ..;t .,,
The Manager IS hnpnr rccnsUseeut with tie
ORPHENN FAMILY!
Ofiiye persons NIL NuScHU> ui the first rl"Nne 81 whom Is a
LITTLE Miss OF ONLY SIN NEAkS!
SoSGs. DtfErTs. TRlos. QIrARTETTES, &c.
GRE.17 pESTER.T
vii appear in his ,,,.,,.,,,,,,,
.iNLNII. .MiG.NEYIS.h.
and also h!s limitation of 81 Locomotive
iiR. -. X. G. NELilS. go
the man born without nrm. vii also appear IN some oi the
most Astou,n Feat, with his lu, which must be seen to
be believed.
La PETITE CERrrO. the nanscuse.
beautiful collection OF Way Figure, Giraffe &c &c.
The Gypsy Ct EN the fortune teller. may he seen anu
privntcy cnlisue at a hours ." the dag and evening
l3- Admission the whole y cen-chren under III yeaS
ha price.
~ y cent, extra for consulting with the Gipy Queen nrl-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

This Society me, yesterday evening Inc
p..s;dent. DR.. \. ID. WILSON, IN the Chair al
Cor few remarks explanatory of the character
and objects or the Society, the Sec'et.rF, nm"s
Anu WoopKurf, Esq read the following minutes
~ ~ ,he proccedings OF Tie Society at Concert 1a'i
~ ,be evening of May q.
Pursuant TO notice the 2nd .naaai Hlseii4s ct .,
MsrsbaIl I. A. Society tor ;he election o'ncers
lfe 'ook place last evening, Ma, 2rh, at Concert
Hall. =, .,,o, tho ,ccention Of reports i,
''oan;mon,lv resolved that dissolution OF TIE
h.i wss q,,I T. 4. Socet, NOW take place. aud thai
hs.".sel 10 re6rganize under the same name IN
we sn,S simple and efficient manner.
"o,nmi'ee NOR of three were daly appointed who
.s,ad SO,I' the following Pledge and agreement,
repol"m @ xere adopted, and in accordance herewith
WI %hG" cs,,"snC gentlemen duly elected as the
ssc;s,ys s. officers for the ensuing SIX months
S'''0'' President DCcr 4. n. WILSON.
L. yIre President Go :. HARTKIpGE,
al Wee President ALBERT GILBERT.
TTs..rer IouS " SOMERI>DYKE.
sscrstary Tuos NJ WonpRUTr,
.s;,'t Sec'y. FREDERICK FOSTER.
rob, Hubbard G,lber; Dayton.
I1,.a.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

catet! soap'-t"r cufp; iIe'AeS piiiei % pg ri
retIor and fcu-hn> and sa!owacS ana darkness oi the
sEir s. scan remarkable OF recent cne;n
i,-vcrfe. Is en,ier; nnd healing guatie> spoken
m MI DIRECTORS and syesy who recommend = Cne
cnke - cents, waunn i9 answer q! Ordinary pu1t9
ION the corner of Brnatwny Agents NIX street Eo,ton
= -,,-r PHI atelpha Cray, PouGhkecpse lot>.y
Por;ssf: Myec, lew. Naver; Dyer Providence Carleton,
i'u,.nii. ,,,l 'r-ino Se,ynrk MA t!s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

re head o ar m sccecs and connniS,ers have ponounc
m tn. mo-: perfect and extraordinary invention tine day
The rrs. advantage novel and unique " " L is ic
ins made without sewing weaving winch causes ~ np-u!-
n 81 closely 10 resemble tf- natural hair. both ~ isfnc>S
l .ne-r appearance defy dciccuon iS texture benz
=, rarlu porous md 30 free that IN all cases OF Pefpra
t,n yeno,,or unlpes and the great evils u other
s entirely avoided The csptlc and connnl>seur He alike
invited 10 inspect ;hs novel and beautiful WE and the
nl.r method c fitting ;he head at the manufacturers. ~
e. RARkY l45 ruu'vay oi Liberty street uo stars
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
j. W.DODGE. Miniature Painter,
lsj flxSRy-srRrEr. Eil Smis
NEW-YORK
Cnsh Tailoring establishments

14c FULTON-STREET. NEAR BROADWAY.
This establishment, furnished with entirely new AID
SPLENDID S,ocs Gentlemen abou, 70 c;ie' then supply Of
Clothing fp The respectfully aFe to chi and eSa
mine our large and varied Of Spns and Summer
CoI, which have been elec;e. with the greatest possible
10 ri.y of material and syle Of embracing the
finest French and English Cloths. Canefc and Ne'ilnss TO
be found n; any house othct city ~ the United
St,-e The Cutting Depatmen; Will stll be conducted ~
Nj Fisher and M Couch. of firm, who have been long
n m believe tvorsbly known the customers of tiS house
| vc etrer ourselves tina we Will - ablc furnish Gentle
Garments equal IN pom: OF it and elegance to that OF;
apy other establishment ts or Europe And by ad
berr cty TO the Cash and One ce system We are sna
bed 70 supply our customers wh a'e articles OF Clothing
at greatly reduced price, y = FISHER < -" M i;n'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
MARRIED..

On Monday evening" the eth by the Re-. Nj Struun.
of Uuca Mr IouS B,RKER TO Miss MARY ASH Don1, both
On Monday the 9th in, by The Rev. Ebert Young
EDWARD NJ. YousG 10 MARY JANE LlGsoS, all OF tins
On the 18th inst ty the Rev Edwin Hatfield, Mr. Edwin
BoUTON aud Miss IxAu A. BEAM, all o' tins City.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

completely and permanently eTn1lcae SaIeiunot htii %
i-nr tsrge. upper g the lIr cunceanc broad and se
va,ei forehead the stubborn bear o man Or any An, o! seL
iuou lie -et the genuine - tie ofl-d "ce o.
! Walker street, one door from 5Tuadwny.
81 per bottle directions Frcnch and En-'s! ;,
Aseni.-Gurhric, Mniaen lane, Albany tyerS; NewiiH
ven Brown Is Che-nu PhiiadeiphIs jordan MIX
= Ros-nn cruv Iskkeel>l. Green. uTce>te: Care
, n!i q ,jve- T. Providence. tiat-nsv>on. Norwich
'T"1>ev Rochester y. Y: Guild Bangor: White. tala>
Cur he nad tested before buTia. ff'oi positive ln, ana
/ no MI ui-i p'L'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
Commercial and ncncy Matters.

sS For Commercial and Money .hd;:crs Lest Page
TUESDAY. 7. NJ.
There WIS farther advance in mos, descr ip,ions
Of stocks to day with Sign, reaction the Second Board
The Stocks whe HOvn been considered of the least value ap
pear TO l- The iarori;e, with speculaic-s.
Tie Exchange market is steady but with hu!e
yet dong the steamer Sterling Is ot prime 8b and
Francs 5.25i. u 2I's. The supply Is far.
The following are the rates Of discount on Bank
Nutes nj ~ w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
CorKr CALENDAR. THIS Day.

CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos. 81, 30, 4, ~, Sc, 4G, AZ,
II, 33, Is, IT, 90, > A, IS, II, a, 27l, 81, -.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. II, At, i0, 49, %, Ii, ~,
90, 81 80.
SUPREME CouRr-No on argument l22.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

| he Stock OF the United States BANK du-
vunce yesterday i2s. The TN, stock attributed
increased value of Pennsy and other State Stocks
owned by tins institution held her account by bankers IN
England. By which said that her worth u!! 70
r her debts The general prosperity oi the coun
Try too regarded highly favorable to the closing up o us
concerns rendering hc- claims md vltrn OF col
lection and her hens and judgments public Improvements
and real vastly valuable than they resa!ied
by any twelve months back We know nothing about tie
institution ourselves viii rejoice greatly TO leatn that the
stockholders are likely realize small amount CT their
investments
Th, vast extent o country which is brought in
dcc, connection with Boston by the Western Rllroaf must
be Of great and yearly increasing advantage mat bu
ing up h- trade with the West, for which, without tbs
I;onG, he could not hope compete with New Yoh. ;
point .c si.;e,vd capitalists and Legislators Of Massachusetts
well when :l'ey invested tie large amount eight
mill ons OF do! building ;hs 9niuab!e Ink IN the chain Of
roads from Boston the great Lakes thus To intercept po
yvenh and business Of the great West which 9th
cwc wonld take the route 10 New York Ih, cNpcn-
has been projected and completed the Albany
Raond and the New Yofk and Ere Raroad talked Of
and how much c either of ;iee roads finished Had New
Yors capitists and prop-ryowneis 1.-THE of the public
spirit slrewdne. which charac;eTzcs the people 0: Boston
these enterprise, would longer iangulsh o- Of funds
The completion of them would ndd than their the
value OF the property NewYuIk The Western Railroad
cost o4 a. of which 39 so loaned by the
Of Massachusetts, and 81 C1J0 by the city OF Albany Tie
business cr Tie Road IN isl3 was: