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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-17

IMpRovEMENT.-About eighty years ago in ira
yelling between New York and Quebec, it was ne
cessary to 60 Boston and overland to Burlington
account Of danger from the Indians and the journey
occupied about one month Burgoyne made the first
riage road from the south end Of Lake Champlan the
Huson, and after the peace OF 1885, took nearly fort
night to 60 between New York and Quebec. The mail
in once fortnight now is daily and it takes
three days and two nights The commercial communities
tion however did not make equal progress. 1t wait
ing for the Chambly Canal the progress of which has
been but slow. We however, that transportation il
effected betweeAQuebec and NewYork with only one
transhpment and no land carriage The same thing may
renee and the lakes the Weland and Cleveland canals
the Ohio and the Mississippi There is only the obstacle
of the Saut Marie to prevent steam propeers
have long to the south end OF Lake Mchi
gan Thirty years ago, only batteaux and bark
went above Montreal Custom.house duties and regula-
tons raising obstacles to intercourse which they
cannot prevent when it be carried to the common
advantage, will overcome all obstacles OF the extent
carried on, not fully acquantedQ Quebec Mercury
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-17

PROBABLE Loss OF LTvEs.-Great fears are
tertained TOR the saetyiof the of four fishing
smacks, containing in all 1t is believed, twenty per
of color and white man, which left here early
Tuesday last for the black fish bank about ten miles out
side ofhe bar The boats late the afternoon
Of the same day. in heavy slua of wind and rain, by
The hands from another smack since which nothing has
been heard Of them Charleston Courier, June Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-17

IHK EXECUTIVE MOVEMENTS. We see that Mr..
Ferris has been rejected This has probably arisen
from the hostility which the Senate bears to Mr.
Curtis, the present Collector, who, if they had
wished to retain Mr.. Curtis, would not have re-
jected Mr. Ferris For after the adjournment.
the President will appoint new Collector. and
Mr.. Curtis will walk the plank, and with him pro-
badly two-hrds of the subordinate officers.
We perceive that Mr. James S. Green. of New
Jersey,-a very worthy man,-has been nominated
as Secretary ofthe Treasury, and will probably not
be confirmed He is athoroughgoing Tyler man and
a staunch democrat, and would probably facilitate
the Custom House changes II is curious enough
to see how justice is meted out. John c. Spencer
and Edward Curtis were, year ago, the chief adj
vlsers of the President,-now, they are laid high
and dry on the shelf.
SENATOR CHoATE ON SECRETARY CALHoUN.-The
following "picture IN little " is generally under
stood to be written by Senator Choate. of Massa-
chusetts the supposed correspondent of the Boston
Courier -
Mr. Cslhouns position with the administration seems
oecomins daily more an involved idea Like his pp-
licai existence it may form an indefinite absac
ton Since his assumption of the state Department he
mas oeeh successful IN disappointing friend and foe
Know not what he can possibly do for noorety Even
the sssnIort resolutions to dissolve the Union unless
Texas De snnexed no longer the semblsnce of To-
cose novelty. Mr.. Cshouns life is destined ~ no an m
finished existence His history IL vioia,isn y, al, 81;
tos's rules II wants beginning middle and end The
morale OF his intellectual life H. character without
structure without desgn-taent elaborateiv
Who will succeed him in the Department Of state g.
doubtful, and the public may be interested to know
"
TRAvEL TO EURoPE.-The Caledonia left Boston
yesterday with over one hundred passengers. Sin
William Drummond Stewart, the great western
trsvsller N amono fhs nunheY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-17

The NEw PARTY AT OLD TRIcKs.-We have
been considerably amused by description, given
IN the organ Of the new party, Of grand " froc'
which the city fathers had the o,herday Leaving
the filthy streets OF the c,y-ihe wharves crowded
with plckpockets-Broadway ihronged with row.
dies aud lewd women-the omnlbuses driving al
full gallop land all the other evidences of good
government behind them, the members of the
Common Council made pleasant trip to Randall's
Island But let us give the description itself, which
Is one Of the choicest specimens Of wit and poetry
we have met with for some time. Here il ISL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23
Passengers Arrived

In tho siip Sutton from CAarierex-Mrs Porter and chl.
drens Miss Porter, Mrs tisrvey: and in the stesrage.
s a s GsSS a.s Ia BSssfsS Col
t6s ship EdDarl Baiksr from CharestOn-M Daniels.
Mr. Bun. and MIR Wilson.
In tAs briG Dimon. from Charesisn-Capt Hatch. and
! sissruse.
IN he brig Macon, from Sassnaah-Miu Can. Mu Can.
Miss Gardner. and Dixon.
Es tbs brig Francis. from TuSasso-E Barlow and Lewis
Bauow.
= sehr Reaper, from Afadeira-John Fernandez. Manuel
do Prcdad TclO. FansOn Hsnroues. L Spanalla
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23

JAM Z ) LACY.
DRAPER AND TAILOR.
TT No. o. John street tasar tpHiiar.(
HAS always hand select assortment Of the most fashlo
,hIe s,y. i Goods found the market consisting ni
Cloths Casspieres und Fesnss Of description which
yyl he made no style nj nj ana wokmn-hp no;
y any Establishment the city and NJ con-
side rable reduction from Broadway pnces.
Gentlemen furnishing thor own goods cnn nave ihen mhue
and trimmed IN the best manner aad good t warranted ut
the follow ing prices:
Dress Coats IS TO $40 rock COas $40 IL
Pr. I, and Vests. 81 each
Also on hand select assnrtan Of ready made Clothing
Dress snd FrOck Coats Pants. Vos Once Coats OvercooS
nnd Cluaks & c. &c al reduced prlcrs. -
Tine lowest pIce asked and abatement. Terms 7sh on
delivery. - Al"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23
Passengers Sailed

In the Packet ship Queen Of the Vest for Lirepool-Frnr
cs Peabody l. lady Mis-, Peabody. Miss Peabody Salem
VIM Richards md lady. Rrookyn Jesse Browne and lady
tsr and lady. 9 Clogsh England = WpF Booth and lady
want. Montreal Miss Jemima Hendeon. Scotland Mis-,
Daniel: e Convoy. d Smith, Arthur ir Rlch'd Hunt
New York: John Ees Staten Island Herr Van Kapf Balti
more James Lauree Boston; Richard Jameson, James
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23
CLOTHING.

4 H. WASHBURN. tlnie E4seuon & Washburn: would
respect fully inform friends and customers that lie hes
tnken the new spacious store. No oS John street between
William and Nassau streets aud four door from the cefer 0
William, where he will continue the business o Merchant
Tailor He would also inform the Public that he VII nave
constantly on band styles OF Goods OF all descrp
after approved London and Parsan Styles ana wuf
runted Ia IT. -, :. -: ,. Oh q an,
tanty that they shall be promptly and faithfully executed
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23
Arrived

Arrived
TO Moss Tay Is banS Eaabeh Rsnn:iasn de
bnx Pedraza, from Baltimore. do schr Baon for Matan7
hence for Havana Capt Barton reports very healthy u, hu
shp Sutton Galloway 10 days from Charleston cotton and
% ssD; Sat n os.Sbss
,eer,ng E, 9th OF ganesa exchanged signal, with brs
Brs pmon. Robinson days fon Charleston. cotton ard
Brig Wisen Fuller Cobb. IL day. from Savannah. 1T bal
ses and Csarman. 18th a sS a. long "a S. spoke 5rs
Sterling, hence for Savannah. ! ,eerage passenser.
aasSsaS Ss o
osdng for NewYork the only American vessel in Pot,
Tsb ab, ss'{ mon day, fl s csass?S s 18th S Ss
81, spoke ship Mary Frnuc hence for Mobile: time.
SA Srs GsoIss. Charleston 81 u long q & The i,
hsa gales tee passage during which split
Bds Mary HAYDEN. d.y,, from Georgetown. c. WOOD
Biz Francs; rowsi S aay. from Toee.co, p; wood Isf
Brig Aldnoh Scale. 30 days o% NIsyssas, R. to sop
& Chauncey. Lef schI Gallant Mary for BaSniore Soon-
Rn1G Lamar. sannerman. IL days from Savannah, ic
sehT Hbei,ina. Hnchuan Is day, from Ragged Island sal
Brds:oa days from Porto Rico PhiSdeiphia '''N
ss s% oT Rssopd With foa
Schi Slower DAVIS d from Newbcrn c. naval sore,
10 81 Mitchell
sehr Olivia and Virginia. Rollins. days from Frodercks
sehf Vesuilion. Seaman days from Baltimore corn and
Sch, Eyel,ne Leach g days from Cenuegos mahogany
Let Neptune Boston, loading; Eolus Welsh ot NYok
nsxt day-tho Madeline. Chau,pln. sailed days oefoie
Schr Sophia, Tolley. days from Plymouth. corn.
Schr Register HaIck. days from Neweefp. NJ with M
sssr Bird. Roberts. days from Washington. Nc naval
ScSr Iynehburr days iiom Richmond. ndze
Sckr Andrew Brown Wpgnte. 6 days from Richmond.
Sehr Bradley. Penney. days from Washington. {.
sehr julia Il Nancy Sterling days from Newbe.n c.
sehr Il Fowler Raid. ls days from Washington. N c.
sehr LeInson. Van Cider days from Richmond coal 10
sshr semer Powell. 6 day, from Richmond. COAL to
schr Napoleon Patterson 90 ds I'm swan,5ro naval stoie
scr Margaret WHgram. Petersburg. cotton.
Schr Elizabeth w Bradley Finley. Washington: NC
sSHI 6sSofah Ann. Powell. Richmond. coal.
Schr Brandy wine. Philadelphia, coal
Schr George Washington. TDsop. Cherystone
Sehr Register. Harding, Nowbern. q. naval stores.
Schr Copper johnson. Virginia.
sehr Chef. Van Name, Baltimore. -four.
schr Paml,co, Pulford Washington. c. naval stores.
6chr Se1fotd. HUGHES Norfolk: potatoes.
Eehr Ann d. Bedsli Norfolk. -four.
Schy fhfect. Briggs. Baltimore. mdze.
BchI Kentucky. Barnett. Fredericksburg.
Sailed.
Shps Queen OF the West, LIVERPOOL Libey Eusooe de-
Gladiator, Loadon and oshez.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23

IN PURstr NiE oan odor ofthe Surrogate nfthe Cnun
y of New Yok. Notice hereby gwen TO AL person. 'v
inc claims assinu SARAH BARRE late otthe y "i New
York ecsr the with the vouchers thereof
a. the subscriber. nj s residence No 81 Washington 'ree
In the City ol York ksorc the Tenth day si e
cembcr next Dated New York ho First day 81 June is
res ,swtr. WM. BROWNING. Adm'f
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23
POLICE OFFICE.

LARCEElEs.-William Blake and Patrick Conno!-
Samuel Thompson was committed for stealing crockeD.
garney Fary was committed for stealing basket o oysters
Henry Clay was committed fors,eaing pitcher.
jobs Mc Bfey committed for stealing bow,pnt ihrord
worth 81. from the sioop Confidence at ames'slip:
Mary Johnson committed for stealing silk bdkf ror
H. H. Cunningham s. Liberty 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23
BOOTS AND SHOES.

4 ORIN BKCOKS-I the Undersigned. happy to IN
IL form the public particularly The 'por'sien and those hn
are more of travelling with than ordinary ease
elegance speed and infinitely less physical eHeio
that am fully convinced that BoosIs Eastic Metallic shank
Kind before introduced and that tends maternity TO IN
crease the facilities walking &c nave, the.e
isy wears pas; wakei mary thousand miles, and
hundreds, hut must tina; never experienced so it,l1
fatigue tIeadng the distance and nj Tire speed rs ava
yesterday n summing miles and quarter over the Beacon
Ceurse which satisfied IS. To considerable extent auri
huabe the admirably constructed Elastic Metaiic Shanh
Root u,anu.ct ,. Mr.. LuR IN BROOhS. No iee tui
ton street which had the good fortune In wear coming IN
connueror BE the qualification u mind what II may al
the r-Slt. acknowledge that en- much indebted 70
Mr Hrnoss and the Eia-ic h-tc S.pk. Tor which otter
nun mani thank, and recommend them al with hearty
good VIII. II ; I N-N.NtIAD. 'soH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23

GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
I II L CANTON TIE A COM + ANY
PRINCIPAL STORE. III CHATHAM STREET, n. Y.
Branch Stores.
3Ie Reeckrf street, Nsw-Sork.
toi Grand street. near Suffolk.
l9t Greenwich street, near Fulton.
1I6 Fulton street BROOKLYN.
81 Chestnut aGd - forth Fitn.s;. FauGfeIanla
q Hanover sreet, Boston.
INVITE the attention OF City and Cous,ry Families and
4 Purchasers Their several e;tab hmen where they think
,s be iuund b. far he best selections Of pure and unHduerh
ted Teas IN the United The uniysrsa! popularity and
reGown te house with reference tn high qualities. low pm
ce and upright dealing too we'll understood To rencst lar
thef comments neceSsary Original aud only warehouse for
sale Of Howaul's Black Tea Obserye -Sfangers Will
be particular remember The number of the principal .;ofe
Chatham street. l2l between Pearl and Roosevelt streets
ne public M also be pleased 10 take notice thut the Canton
Tea Company have nothing do with other stores except
ihn,e dssr.e az the Up Of thIs advertNemsnt. soI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23

FIRE AND ExPLosIoN.-The keel boat Tiger
of Morgantown, Va. took fire lately while lying
at the Luzerne Township ferry, on the Monun
gahela, in Fayette County. The crew Of O.,
10 men rushed TO the forecastle TO secure two
kegs of gunpowder which had been placed there
but the flames spread all around them with fear
jul rapidity compelling them to fee TO the shore
for safety They had retreatcd but a few steps
from the boat when the two kegs of powder eS-
ploded, making complete wreck of the boat,
and destroying its valuable cargo. consisting Of
140 Or $50 barrels of salt from 5000 to 10000
weight of groceries and other goods, together
with large lot of liquors Not five dollars WORT,
of the cargo could be saved, and the crew lost
all their wearing apparel.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23
THE TRIB u N Z.
CITY INTELLIG ENCE.
SATURDAY.
SATURDAY.
CoIJRT OF SESSIONS. Before The RrcoRprR and Al
dermrn MoTr and DICKINSON


NJ q. PATTERSON. ESQ. District Attorney
CASE OF CoLviH s. SwEET.-The District Al
srney called the attention Of the Court TO the case o osn
Sweet convicted months since Of an assault ant os
tery Mr. Mugan. Of Reade street. BY which one OF n
OF ESQ each These fines District Attorney sad had nor
ben paid End as M Mnssn eieaIs ssa move, ha, Con
and swee, be brought into e9nr and be compelled enef
would consult with colleagues who were on the bench al
fbe time nnd come to action on the subject.
DIsCHIRaED.-Willism Nj. Goulding, cabman
eh,Yerd with grand larceny stealing upwards Of $50 from
Mn Susanna Carman after her TO her house
Broome street, discharged from custody. aS An. Cnrnan
eould mot be fourd testify against him.
CASE or ANN WILLETs.-This female, convict
ed Of grand larceny in stealing s235 from seaman named
Wbeean was sentenced the State Pson for two
The Court then adjourned for the term
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Before full Bench
JAMES GoRDEs BENNETT, of the Herald was
h day ordered nd bail in the sum Of One Thousand
hrs the of MIR. James Hunt. for publishing alse and
malicious Police Report relative the arrest OF wouan
named Mary Fern-pubshed in the Herad Of the I'd inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23

WATER POWER AT DASHvILLE FALls.-The
w proprietor, of the valuable privileges az Dhshylle s
in Ulster County of New York Offer for sale or on lease
W SITES witt. eny required quantity OF Water to the se
Tn. power unsurpassed bT any Fas within i miles o.
New York being the entire flow Of ;he Waikiki River! Wnlch
over 100 miles m length The dam Is aatunl rock 20 feet
in hight and $50 in width ths affords supply oi
two million. OF cubic OF per hour n d:o:i END
+ perfectly pure anC free from Iron. ~,
There several Mils operation nj the place Bui-
of the best quality abundance on the p'e
Lime. Lumber. sc al low pHces within shor distance ne
country yey heahy-proysons cheap nnd hands can oe
procured reasonable pncss that almost any shsr c
ufscturng village.
The propreors Will insrest if desired IN any inc.or
that mar Be erected The will DO reasonable ior which
md uny further information apply 10
sl4 2w J. r. BLEECKER & co. - w illlhm 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23
SECOND BOARD.
s,snipr,on. bio IS ! 100 Norw Il Wor..
Public stock Exchange. :. SEPT. 2
ReuI Estate. .srrrrxrER 81.

BIZ Halliday 4 Jenkins
Lot md buildings W OF Beecke ana BnI'o" c-o
streets l9 feet on the former, 8! on the latter .siVy
Strip Of land in rear Of above. II broad by 81 II long, ~
The Albany Argus gives the following statement
ofnndy article. delivered al tide from the eanas from
IL. saa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23

a MEXICAN ELASTIC SUSPENDERS HED WEB
ABlSG-The surprising perfection attained By hs i'm
provelnenl the snbscnbe compromising lni1
the D.anui1ctuTs OF EIaztc Vebbnx, hy
the aid of hg machinery variants h in saying that the
Su,psndsn offered for saf; o2 hiI the best u.ds
Among the advantages he claims Eis mode o nanoiac
that OF Nj Goodyear, freedom ifoi te tl9Tor.
smell nsepar15e from G.. The peculiar and exclusive
prope y Of retaining reir elasticity and "
stiffness without additional bulk weight l.
complaint among tEoa who have Mr.. c. su,ceGsr,
they ios. elasticity after bang ssr
Thi. entirely obvaiet By Days process and dealers
peudes webbing are avs u examine The goods No. .
Maiden An assortment embracing all tbs leading
terms, always 0n hand and for sale by II. II. DAY,
Successor to The ReI5ury India Rubber Co,
erN IL % Maiden hae.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

CCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE. WITH EA-
~ Y-Fil be sold under the direction Of r. Master
IN Chaacery a. Wilson'S Ho,. Lttle Falls. Hersnet %.
N Y on TIL iRSDAE October l. next, 10 O'Clock. = n
large number OF Lots, with Water Power suitable for MUS
and FACTORIES including GINS, and FIGURING Mil ~ ithoe
Axe Frc:ory and large number of VIsgs Building Lots
The property situated tic bnuk ot the Mohawk
ali the Water Power los situated hst Canal Boet'
may be adza and uniaden at eacn Mil sre.
Their. II probably situation the nea Sta'es ud-'
ali circu,Siances adapted of the erection and scc
u operation of manufacturing establishments !ts 20
markets the facilities FOR tra. By means OF the ere
Canal and the Railroad the large and supply OF
water the cheapnes. of bu ding materials mud the cn ia-
ng county surrounding H. combine IN liz avor. fn maze Il
location most desirable for those who wrh embark IN mann
lrures or 10 purch.ee Real Estate with - iis
in prce. Little Falls, Sept. ). lSi. 81 inc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23

ACCIDENT ON TuE HARLEM RAILRoAD.-On
Saturday evening while the cars were on ther
route to Westchester, a few rods from the river,
wo Of the largest cars, well laden with passeD-
ers of both sexes, capsized over small preci-
ice, tearing them to pieces, but through a dis
pensation of Providence, all escaped without any
serious injury save few slight scars. 1t was
caused by an excavation of one side of the road.
SuIcIDE.-A Mrs. Beman of Shutesbury was
found dead about O'Clock on the afternoon oi
Saturday last-she having hung herself with II
skein Of yarn in her own house. 1t is somewhat
remarkable that hor husband also hung himself
about year and half since
~ Sentence of death was passed on two bro
theirs, Bergman and Charles Jones, at the last
Superior Court Of Lumpkin County, Geo. for
the murder, last Spring, of Jesse Mooney. They
will be executed on the 25th October.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23

IN PtRSUA Of nm order oi the Surrogate OF te on-
is n New York NorgCg hereby gwen to Nj pc"n' hhN
nc ca,ms against ROBERT BARKER. kte o the cay ot
New ok, deceased present the same with TIE voucher,
heeftu the subscriber. h residence No. ti Washington
street the city of New York belize the Tenth day oi
December next. 400.
,sslsw Em. NAl. BROWNING. FAT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23

THE STEAMER ERIE.-The Buffalo CONNER
eial Advertiser says that the wreck of this boat
cannot be raised Several attempts have been
made to get the hull and engine aAoat, but on
getting the vast bulk weighed with chains some
thing continued to give way and let her down To
the bottom again, some IS feet from the surface
Those interested in the undertaking will in future
direct their exertions to recovering such pieces Of
the machinery only as may be deemed worthy Of
reservation.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YoRK, SEPTEMBER 80
Cleared

Cleared
Ship Monticello, Dasee.t. Glassow. Dunhaz, Il Dimon
Severn. Cheovsr. NOrleens. do.
Rns' Long l.lans pT,hO,p Qgoo 0.S0In M AIanSo How
Eiys Coz ssrnsogs, Bsdel Apalaeh@e%a @ Pc. Philips
Marietta Burr Knapp, Richmond. Allen Pax,un: Mar,
Casey S;ubhs. do. McCready Co Manchester. Worth
Peesburg James Hunter; Belle McMeth. Norfolk Surge
& Ceatmsn: Model. Jones' and Magnum Bonun. Hewett
PHILADELPHIA. w Mckee; Peters: Holmes, do. Bunk,
Place Grace Darling. tBrl Calhoun. Halifax Wipnio
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23


IL tle Sssr4r If tis Cfy and COUNTY qf .N;s Yo,h
20 SlA-NDiice i hereby gwen, mat at me n-N 6srl
Erainn held the Iue,sr 'urcesdins the mt Mon
dry of Noycmber the following oicer' 10 be elected,
to
a and lieutenant Governor 81 thi. Statc.
Thirty Electors Ut President AID Nicctfesdent Of 10
United states.
-Four Canal Commissioners.
senator Tor tho FRt Senatorial District. 10 supply tie Va
oancy ch will by the expiration ~ the term Oi
wee OF John Scott The last day ui D-"emb"r next
Representative the 5gh CpuEfe,s Of The ued states.
fnr the Itrd Com District consisting of ta b ID,
3 lth anl Wards o said Clty and County uSo. epe
sentative in the said Eougres. The Fourth Drnct
ng of the sh 5th 0t aud Sth Wrfds The sa CITY and
County Also Rep@sn,siyc n the said Congfe,' i9r tho
,aid CITY and County mud ao Representative in the sad
Congress r the SItR Congressional District consisting OF th.
ltb 2th 18th and 18th Wards OF the said CITY and
County Of New. York.
a 80 the following county ofi-ea wit l3 Members Of
Assembly. YOurs L-sp.atiny-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23

AeoIDEsr.-On Monday morning last, horse
attached to buggy, in which was Mrs. Ray
MoNp, of Orangevllle became frightened, and
IN spite of all exertions to prevent him, ran lul
speed through the street, and in turning to crot
the bridge the lady was thrown violently upon
the ground, and had one leg severely fractured,
besides being injured in other parts Of the body.
utica Democrat.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23

nEAR LITTLE LOVELY CHILDREN playful. IN
u HEALTH AND GLOOMY II, SICKNESS Is there
them Castor nII We expect uot-Wds Castor Oil Caads
has ali the effect Of the OIL end 80 TASTE OF i-ciltrn viii
freely ard the cec; cer.na- X costs Oh shilling PER
package which places the reach Of all Nearly
physician OF note viii tell all asoutt Sold at tl Broad
way Dr. Guiol. Grand 81 and Boweyy; COdingtonS
corae Spring and Hudson Hart. Broadway and
chanboa q, Always ask fos Wld's Candy, II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23

DLUMBERS! PLUMBERS PLLbiBER5.- - he sub
crbsr would call the OF Plumbers and the pub
he TO perfect article Of TIN PLat,d L>ad Pine manufactu
ed by entirely ne process af winch he ha. thu month '
Gu ed Pa;ent which plates the the inside with
an perfect plnie of pure I'm.
Having attained perfection 10 the Bethst Of maaUfac
rung and plerns Lead Ppe ne segabed {" u this
ar-tce 1t the sane price CHARGED tor common p-
He warrants the Pipe manufactured by nun not o. burt
.p, ali fss -cales or other npefecons and OF
perfectly uniform thickness.
ppe whca can eIamnsd the asnuiaco.y, III West
rs smc = r. w. LOW8ER
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23
INTENSIVE WATER POWER. ON MINES. AN!
E,VA II-APJ y J'R ACT OF I,ANDFOR SALE, lying

EVALCABI1E TRACT OF LANDFOR SALE. lyng IN
Orange County on the RGspo River . miles rom ne Ly
pike and Raapo River passing nearly through the centre o:
The power capable odyins .lac:nery TO
raj fails There about i m acres of and heavily I'm
extensive non mines OF frt quality and limestone possessing
a,ength Part Of the land weult make e1ceen farms
par of the the scenery o. which beautiful The place
remarkably healthy 1t is known n the Augusta tract. and
is three miles nbove Pierson's Works.
Access cnn be had :htee -four houTs from the city OF
New York By the Vow York and Erie Railroad or ~ five .!
six hours By the wnJ OF Hackenack and Oange Turnpike oT
By the way oi Nyack or aTers,aw on the Hudson Rye'
InrrIre a No. a ChAthErl ie2t 1fn|