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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02
FATTENlNG OF PORK IN IRE
LAND.

We notice IN The louisville journal, an
article on the Provision Trade Of Ireland
evidently written by man who understands
the subject. He informs us that the IIish
tpork, which in The English markets is pre-
Nened TO any other is fattened almost en-
IUTeIy on potatoes. He says:-
The pork, of Ireland is raised and Gatten-
ed exclusively By The peasanlry on cooked
Ipotatoe, with occasionally very little oats.
II never knew an instance Of more than ten
hogs being fatiened by one man for sale, g.
IIhls is very rare occurrence. The great
buk OF them are got from men who lallen
but one or two hogs"
The writer is of Ihe opinion lha, the 'bess
brands Of beef can be put Up III the western
section of our country aud sent INTO the Brit
lsh market so as 10 pay handsome profit
but Of pork he has doubts whether ever the
best can be sent there to any advantage.
On this point he remarks;--
We know that division Of labor on any
Thing is sure'lo pfoduce more perfect ar
licIe and at achtapet rate. jus, look at the
ease and cbeapness with which an Irish
peasant can (atlen his one or two hogs, al
mospefNe4y f;om he reIusesof h,s family
table, and see bow superior the flesh of that
atmal mist Be that is constantly fed from
lis biitFaS &ead cooked food"
0efpslltspal object in making The above
exlracsSss ldSeheck the prevalence of what
we belie9efo be erroneous mpressions.-
The frs whichis, tbatpork made rom
?oialoesis moi soQd-and secoud, that hogs
eanpo! be2fsiisned on potatoes. The latter
eilFSaa he's IauerIy received considerable
support rom some distinguished French
chemists. 1t may be proper to remark,
however, that Other. chemists, Liebeg,
Johnston, &c., do not agree 10 this COZ
cIuslOH, which the experience and obserya-
ZION of many farmers shows to be falIa
CtOus,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02
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HORRIBLE DEPEAVITY.

Edward Kinder was tried a, S.. Lou
rs on The lin inst, on charge of keep
ng house Of i'll fame,and, 10 the course
OF The trial, withdrew his plea of no
guilty and pleaded guilty, 1t appeared
laat The ooIy inmates of his house wers
his wJfe and three daughier8 aged II
t"Wteen and eLeven! with two sons
Kinder was an Englshmon, poor, a
ripple, and in very bad health.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02
ANTRAORDLNARY DEATH.

An old man by that name Of Todd, who
lived in Newport, Ky,says The CinCnna,
.GommerciaI,fell dead on Saturday afternoon
while giving evidence before Justice
Stringer. lie was told that he was swear
ing 10 lie, which caused him to become
80 much excited as TO induce apoplexy, it
is thought lie fell and expired flmosl
instantly.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02
Fee Bills

FOR
JUSTICES AND C0NSTABLES'
Printed on sheet for The purpose Of Post
ing up in their Offices.
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
aC7pThe Law requires Justice and Con
stable to have his bill of fees posIod up in
his office.
ALSO
Blanks for CONSTABLE SALES.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02

A CORES spohdent Of The Berwick Enquire
recommends John M'ReynoIds, Esq as a
Candidate for canal Commissioner, in case
Nr. Foster should resign. Of his fitness
no one can ioubl, and his nomination would
be hailed with universal pleasure,by the De-
mOcraey of the North
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02
CURE FOR APO PLEXY

Even after s!I other remedies have fail
I'd, certain cure for it will be lou ID in
in rice water Boil the ricelake the water.
make in palalable with salt and drink II
coPiously while warm. We never knew
this simple thing to fail.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02
STATE TREASURY OFFICE.

HhKKIsbUKU' JHTy "UVI' IOf~
The holders of certificates o(the funded
debt Of this Commonw wealth, are hereoy
notified, thai the interest due on The frs.
prox,, will be paid at The Bank of PennsyI
vania, in the Civ of Philadelphia. ~,
JAMES ROSS SNOWDEN. =
Stale IrsaSury.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02
WILIIAMSBIRG FURNACE.

Continues TO 90 splendid business,
making from ioe to six tons of the best oil
metal daily. We understand that Col NJ.
DOwell; is making arrangement, 10 build
mother furnace by the side Of the present
one, in the course Of the year. Success
attend him:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02

Chester Butler Esq has been named BY
Ihe WilkesbaIrc Advocate as candidate for
Canal Commissioner A benenGIecllon
from the whig ranks could nOI be made.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02

Iii is said that spoonful of hOrse-radish
put into a pan of milk, will preserve the
milk sweet for several days; either iD the
open air or in ceIIar,whlle other milk vii
; our.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02
TOTAL,
STATE TAX.

We mentioned in our last, that the whole
amount of the Stale Tax, due from ,hi,
county, for lS45, had been paid, amounting
TO over ten thousands dollar not ther
Knowing The exact SUN We have since
learned from Mr.. Clark The County Treas.
nrer, that he not only paid into the State
Treasury the lax for 1915, the sum ot
S ,6Sl, but SO, 900, on taxes Of former
years, making in the whole, Sl4,6sI,
thereby making a saving to The county in
the percentage Of five hundred and eighty
dollars and five cents. We5yenlure TO say
no county in the State, according t
her means, has done better, than Coum
bia, aHd the thanks of the community, are
due, MOI only to the County Commissioner.
but to the County Treasurer, Mr.. Clark.
for their united and unweared cxerlons t.
advance the interest OF The county, by pro
curing this large amount of funds in ST.
short period, and in all others matter,
aPperlaiaing TO the business Of The county
nz1azzzsSzz.s.sv.rszs
'Ihe fools are not all dead yet.'-S,
said some one years ago,and il is no les,
tue now than then' if we may credit the
thousand foolish falsehoods set aAoat by our
neighbors in DaOViIle, ia relation TO the
Removal, the lales, one that we have heard
Of is the most ridiculous Of all, and 5rough
to our mind the above quoted line All will
no doubt be amused TO learn that the sub
lecl matter of this great and important news.
which is circulated as a sccre! wormed
out OF some Removal man; and which j..
calculated 10 have an important bearin o
upon the result Of This fall election, is the
rtling announcement, hat subscription
paper has been privately circulated to raise
money 10 pui up the public buildings; bu
that il was a perfect failure: &c, &c. The
whole concern is perfect lie. and eaeh and
every yarn ofa similar kird, pat saoat be
tween ibis ant The election can be described
in the same manner. There will not b.
any difficulty in raising me necessary sub
scriptions under the Removal act, ard all
stories to the contrary are made Of moon
shine.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02

The wretch who murdered the Adcock
family in Tippath county, Miss, was taken
and lied by the neck to the top of a ben.
saPIin, and thus sen, to his long account
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02

The Banks Of Cincinnati have resolved
10 receive Spanish shilling. lor no mora
lhan ten cents and SixpeRce 8 cents
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02

To hare Green Pens In Uinier.-Take
The peas when they are plenty, shell them
wash and scald in hot water, then drain,
putlhGm into b0UIes, and pour on strong
brine enough TO cover, on this pour hin
layer of good salSd, cork tight, then dip tho
'orks into Pehed pitch The bottle shouIi
be quite 'ittl aud Kept upright
81 WHAT#ls AUXURY.
Acaudlo would have beer a luxury 10
AlheJya couongown to his Queen. Car
pets IN lieu Of rushes would have been lux
uries to Henry VII, glass windows to his
mobiles a Ieugce to Henry the Wills
Queen, spk gloves and stockings 10 Eliza
seth, easo on, ad infnitUm,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30
Commercial, and ,.oney matters.
az For eer.a.re.s! as s,,ueg at..r.. So Last fass

~ For G5pr,a.-ciS! ar6 .H0asy nders sR Last feg
WKpSsSpAy, P. Nj.
There vyBs no mark. d change oi irsl;ne II Ihe
stock Market to-day. but things 'nther heavy lhe
movements in Congcs on the Oregon question. following
Immediately the Texas have hhd then etec, Inc
Money Market nis0 tight. and the ''tlo<eneT 20
incre.e in the rao approach cfhe ist Feb Inc Banks
ret per cent the the rate IS from Ia iV per c
This great margin between the rats IN LONDON and here cannot
continue long There good securities, whch even under
the Disgrace brought upon American scure' oy ne aeeu
ing States will tempt Enrsh capital here si the present high
r,e s interest The attempt reduce the per cent which
Is reported ,v! De made BY tie Esssh minister viii un
dou,ely have the effect attracting The attention Of Eng
m capital s TO the Stocks of this State and of the United
States.
'l'hs foreign bill market i dni, and fs'es have 4
downward tendency THIS probably owpE IN some measure
to the difficulty have the present. state Of the Mo-
pey Market paying for bills Sterling s74al0, Francs .
237sa5 22ls.
Tne PACKET sherid.n, iJr Ligerpooi, had no
specie.
W.. near of 70 i1e.eht znga sem-nts FOR L.erpooi.
The rate Is sd for square bates.
,'aa shipmentf nf Doniesics from ihis port be-
tween l,t and 23,h January were s.! packages.
Tn. Jackson Marine Insurance Company !sve
declared dividend OF cent the capital stock also 8
per cen; on the scrip both PAYABLE the l., of February
Ti- Mechanics Bank Newark. y LIS usual -emian-
n.a dividend Of per cent, payable lst ofFebruary
We gave las waek table # lho Free Banks
Of this State circulation OF WHICH secured entirely By
Cned states stocks. Those Banks are secute
m lar ~ the noeoIdcrs concerned, beyond all peradven
ture We now give below table o. the remainder OF the
Free BANKS ohis State, with the circulation aSd securities
on the 1t January 3 Of the safety OF WHICH every one can
Judge for themselves;
IAHLr oF BANKS. TIE NOTES or WHICH ARE SECURED BY
DEPOSITS OTHER THAN NEw-f oEK AND tSiTEp STATES
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30
C;rcI.ts Court.
Rernre .lnh re nj.

Bacing, Brothers & Cows Davis, Brooks Il Co.
Action TO recoyc the value of large quantity Of railroad
otes Iuyoced at f Sieng which had been sent by H.
4 Co. from L., erpooI to Pcnsacola N connection WITH
abroad ron und splicing plates, but which spikes had never
Sea ordered did not III the ras and were sent PACK a eaay
.ss,red 10 The question whether DAVIS Bfo-ks 4 Co
h as yepfs ta the Raund Co. Florida. ths order
soB H. * Co for the raroHh and pla'sS had not de-
syed long notifying ;he English house that te spikes
world be back 10 reader then'eye. liable Inc evil
se showed ta; d. H. K Co had eeu put 20 large expense
In storage freight The Jury did not consider there bad
ven unnecessary dey ami verdict for defendants. o.
g. L Coz for sJ,720 50.
Grosyenor IL Star, vs.. William Slamm --Aciien
10 recover the OF note ic 500. signed by Mr. $ and
snorsed by his h:oernaw, Mr Rogers Fox the defence
wps cOHeGded That the signature to the note no, tina;
Nh Slr. The jury. from the testimony. considered that
ne note had been signed by Nh = aud verdict for
gsinuif OF s5So %, beng principal and interest.
Van Bnren Ryerson .s. Franklin Morreil.-- Mr.
g sold IN Dec 1913. Mr. 81. his stock and furniture
good VIII Exchange aoel So 2s Courtund,s;ee. Tor
srh Mr NJ asfeed pay SlO 10 Mr.. L. caSh. $3.50 for
,sn 70 iII pearsn OF the building, md Sllt0 Tor
rod gsee held by John Shepherd The sale was FOR slV
rms balance be pad lands Shelby Co Michigan
s ressn; the balance with interest 4 be-
nr commended that there sucf county III Michigan Nc!
irf i,r plaintiff, s2,IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30
United States Commissioners Office.
EnInr, : R,prIIE E.n.

c. W. Haun, mate OF the brig Erata, from lja-
y.sa WAS examined charge smuggling 10 quarter bTNes
onayans c=as tappeacd by the testimony that the CT
sar Ind been wrapped up the SAILS, and pace
an the saIlnaker's Uftba Humln ugred wh Air Pace. =
ioe1es Sip yho not aware Of their having been
s To II Them for SIS, beng $l2 NJ. ana that whe be-
ng curr ed the saut Ia the store OF Mr. T. they were
Iscoyered By CUSTOM House officer und seized Ire bnc
lsy the time East On behalf of the mate 1t
.bswu had been but recently married. and boGght the
cigr nj Unyaga vowediy for the purpose Oi maxim. them
nrsen; 10 hls ie,aw Baltimore, where he resides and
that had staed 10 TIE 2nd mate m Intention OF getos The
rspxin To nut them manifest, bu they had continual
lad weather ~ coming the coast. which prevented Inn
from speaking the capainand that the nuic bad been
laken by Custom House officers sooner than he had expect
3D. excellent character was given 10 hun He was
I'm To
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30
rDrrs, DEp1pTNEN.T1

Nervous debility Cl,, papa'ivn Of tho boort, liver
complaint cold feet coye habit and almost constant DIS
,sss the head. relieved oil the above difficulties by
der whose treatment had been twelve Hens and had be-
come completely reduced health and strength that was
entirely untied kind OF md scarcely able 10
help myself all havo u or the benefit Of othefs
Tint fast recovered under Dr. Beebes treatment, md now
quite we'll a5 have Tree odHes, my head inn
beiore for ,oy.ra! years. Ars T.. VI. HAnBEK.
certify The above statement OF my wiz 70 the best oi
my knowledge true. /. HAaBEk. 90 Brooinest
he,y- York ian. 18th. 1875
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30
~ m, W. rz,,,na,rs g;i1,eral Weeti.-The

celebrity which these Tesh have ohained and the hEh value
upon them BIZ those Vho have worn thcu tdsete. ~
their known 1trsic superiority the great mas oil lee
tina: are nae in country, have Induced d. hInbhh 10
make such arrangements will hereafter enabe hun to sup
y TIE Increasing demand for them 10 extent he has been
confirmed this design by the uniform success w!cE his G
tended his practice this department OF his profession ann y
the high cncou that have been ed upon hese th Dy
mary ui oar distinguished citizens who are now wlrns
thon and by several of the most eminent PyScGS ana Den
fists this cy have spontaneously offered the nds am
nl e.tno;nS to iheir excellence These teeth and will
continue be made by Dr. kmbnll IctSrSly tor ms om
p-rctice the elegant manner uio; eTy
gold plate and adapted 70 tie mouth IN such way rs 20 com
binethe highest utiy with the greatest possible comfort ney
ME warranted be unsurpassed by any that nre made IN Tue
United States, and guaranteed IN ali cases to Mt peftecy,
nnd 10 answer the purposes that artificial eeth can be ane
10 answer iir kim51 wishes II To he particularly noted hat
his mr. ngemens such Will enable in to otter these
teeth made m style above mentioned at pc same prices
kat are ca4rred for .e Eost an t0 Kinds Specimens may
be seen his house. No & BrcadSay, near sptnstieet
olO lmisy'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

Western Is, "a 3 @ ahGpsh holder. asking q l and it
e'ipons are iiIrn bni we heai o. ~ important saie
VI. g, Export from 1t 20 18Th January, .,t,,
W heat tlour...---.. f5l bb!s
e o. 's 5 % 'ssi 5ahc a.ei H. fai i ss S' '
i'r di,t,lns These aFe the only an,acou de'cp
Con- Ez9a i'o1a IS t to - ssii s
EAY-s notice sale Of 90 bales Jer.ey. ff shipment
1t 56A4 cents
TALLosyrhsre so5oe movement. and "a cents IS n.
SEED slthet sale Of "A .c Clover has beea nate nj
cert Export o Clover seed the pat week. $ bids. ;
terceg
BoNE-seiss 100 los Nor,i-,yes, on preyiouI terms
.,PRoYlsioNs- Potk rather buoyan, ;o-ar. 5u:
- as 80 and private :ers Me, nomicaGy st Becf
oen Ia rrlTe with sales 100 bb At that orss For e
lot of Hams 4 cznts WIS refused.
Beef 5tGG 56. from e & 7s53 81 inn9s n995 gse.
HIpES-We notice sales Of 300 Tampico at IO cent?,
mos o 1859 dry Southern nnd Western 81 10, eAh
aud 60 green lted honeudeo Cow 50b.. 20 El,. Al
az ssnIa fs': 2 Dec eh e. lsa i Liverpool Dec ' ISL s'
ouS.No .ales Of Whale tor export. Laseed conuues
request, with farther sse' oi 0 Enci'h al 20 cents cash
V s cent ch iS1 eaes efeac. oast - and Is t
Bauk and Shore si5 50, bo'h cush.
Black we understand does exceed I2 900 chests The
ket very ifn with far nqqy from me trade, and some
- go coo tbs against g.. .i00 eco los Dec. 81, 1873.
The following transactions for days. include
some lots before reported within that time:
IES.-C0fiee continues raiher dali and La Guay
70. within fortnight, OF cen, lower Ts sales Hre 1900
bags Brnz cie, to cut of market, at 81 cents 30
e Guayra g. 81: 80 Java - Green 90 81. usual time;
aud $50 81 DOmnEO. Tor export, 81 81 ceat cash BY
auciou l bags damaged Brazil sold AZ g.. 81 cents.
There cCUd dennnd for New Orleans Sugars frcm
the trade and they offered paUnr. prices shade
higher than al The close OF last wee We notice aes Of 40
New Orleans nj A. a 81, ceuts 5C0 boxes Brown Havana,
part lur export 6s n7; aud ieV White do 81 CT, mos
New 9euu Ulsses fc1uest, and prces have Improved
per gallon. The sues comprise 70 casks and 5 h y.
lterr she residue Of the cargo ~ cents; and l20 bb!
Ne,y. Orleans - %, mos, closing rmy the LATER puce
JET'AI4S.-The CGnbr;a.. sdyiccs hsve induced mach
fnes the part p holders OF Bar and Pig lro and higher
prices n;c ROW Gaaapd=d have heard of salss. We
b,!eve there been further Sucs of Missouri ps Lead
but the particulars Ad learn In Tin sale $50 slabs
Straits ms beer made - coats cash TIN pates Owing
favorable advices from England. are held higher.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30
SIT Rherrl.

ANOTHER LADY:-Mfs. DaneI, y Crosby st. Y.
was afflicted W In the above difficulty. that her hands
sne complete scub all over and her age crmped ups0
that she could .sghten sen 1T all; arm esno
much affected the cOrS muscles becgme contracted
As 10 rner impossible for ef stIaIghen The difficulty
aso extended Hety all over her body legs which render
sr distressing aud IN ict II Ci tile worst
rnsuin She now fast recovering
by the d. Th0mson AnilccOrbutc Syrup procured
OF DR. Be-he, 5.3 Bsoome street, New YORK.
y. BNe MIS- Daniel this morning, Jan 18th. NJ her
rcdence found that md become strEgh her
fingers wei also coming buck their pace and .kn i,
forming all her hands, and, Ia ac she almost new
ceuure-tud. trust, VIII be entirely we'll W. hope
that those whn laY doubt the above. viii call and Ter
themselves, at y CIUsby-stTeet.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30
Vicc.ChanceiIor'a Court.
Rsfnrn HIM WirI1.M Il Mci 'nI.s YirsG Ghnnrnlln

f. Spencer VS.. II. ala5s aud H. kuttennor.--'i'hs
defendants keep coaya the n Z. oi 4h St and
.tnyenue 1t complained oiby Ar. 3 whose !esdence
adjoining, tho ground that nuisance the coal dust
affecting his family and domestic pursuits and the coal beng
pled against side oi house. He applied for. and Oh
attachment aguinst them. they uving, II is sd, violated the
injunction, the con yard. Ia 10 this
.ewn ,hat tbey had ceased pile against complainant
hose motion made dissolve the lnJuncton
the ground thut conlynId not such q has
ben complained of Motion dissolve injunction allowed
but that for attachment reserves for decision.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30
u, 6. HEershai,s Office.

George Bcanan, mate of the schr. Superb, from
Portsmouth, n. C. arrested yesterday chG'ge opur
oning cap AIMS The vessel sailed from this port
the 26i Zee and returned the 9th charge OF Mr.
Bcnun the mate, Captain Drake Of :ie vessel having been
have ad somewhat valuable watch and the mate was en-
uared OF what became OF II, when he sld that The
tnn had his possession when he tell overheard. The
watch subsequently seen, 1T suid POSSESSION of Mr.
T. the mue, md The present complaint was therefore lodsed
He wi, hn @ eNnmnel u. dnY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

THE ART OF WEAVING,
BY HAND AND BY POWER:
With an Introductory Aecoun, Of ITS Rise and prozess II
ANCIENT AND MODERN TINES,
yoR THE USE or AAyUTAcTuRERs AND OTHERS,
By Clinton q. GilroS,
Practice! Weaver and Manufacturer.
ore leYg. eco o-1s Rastrd;ea ,i,a a1arty oo Engrac
rzEs OF EocG and Steei, PLAN GEd >oiored.
THIS !. ,ytf written with admirable eearnes, orouzbIy
pncca and one Of which manufacturer Of Cloths al
ford tn remain ignotant Wh view of encouraging
enlnre circulation. tia work has been issued the exceed
ingly los 2riee Of Five Dollars net.
Al orders 70. Books. accompanied with remittance ard
specific deccns how 20 De adiesed vii be neatly put ~
and r expense sny of lie principal Cites where
p,,ss .-or, # wsd will be put ap, directed end left Al
zay place IN this City, aceoriLn. 70 snztructions.
cs IFS GEO. D. BALDWIN, Is SPruce.st,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30
p00DWORYH's PLANING MACHINEs.

y7,y1RTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE. together. viii
Z many valuable Improvement End additions 20 ~, Iefle
rs enables the su'rctbe: 10 fnIsh al soft nure, nl
of fhs r,.: e-ct construction materials and 'vpfSfna p,
Nfrhine 10 plane wood ali - vHretes suoh - pii''
or suriacns only. eating moahiinss- - :. that
Also, pinuin:. toncuc'IS and s-'r'lhs' Jo-uin-' ' ~
tinc and plnninc caFboSIis. -. -. os..hi,sy
Application NAY &c Iae n the susctet = - M
,ant n FyIu-n' or Al his nc-. corner oi tJE=Fcia a-
-wissts o-jon ,yaer Aiach'res may be sesn' ana I I'M ~
OF Josiah Blackwell & Co. NeYots OF Of j. W. sf'encA'
Albany. -;
i'S1esa VI 'i7'e l-''' SAMUEL b. SCHENCCk-
t,o,bor,,, Mas. April l. 1873 Jll ist'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30
posr OFFICE, NEw-YoRK, Jan. I'D. 1915.

E- The Post HJaster General having approved
the recommendation the establishment ofa PERM ANENT
POST OFFICE. and sanctioned the eEecon mnte by the
Post Master or lis location CHATHAM SOU hE corner
of Fh RrOaiwaY has directed that The removal ifoIl the
present Park office the Post Oce Nassau street. ana
the Branch office Chqiham SGnnfe be made sinuaneo
H. The offices wall te Tendy inr occupation dnnns the
ensuing week, wienthe present Post Once III The paTk VIII
be VACATED The Post Master con-1;uGtes his ie@w citizens
upon the completion of Arrangement we'll caiculaed TO pro
mote the convenience Of MI cllsSes Of the community
ja3 i0t JOHN i.ORiMER GRAHAM, Post Master
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30
~ r,sfnb;issted .?95.-SOAP CANDi4LS AND

~ f;IstnDsis.led :!3o.-SOAP CANIIi4LS AND
sTARCH-J. d. K W LEE. Manufacturers. Nos. 81 and
S Regde street, NewYork have constantly on hand ese
assortment of the niuve articles which they v sell n the
lowest myrSe; prices. warranted equal if not SUPERIOR TO
rnapuiactn.cf in the city delivered shipped without charge
Merchants C;roc4rs Country Dealers and Families, vino are
in ant the above Articles w hnd 10 he interest 10
cp5 nIS Sq Rms, gS, oe'oi purchasing H. & " LEE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30
" ''TlEl'aIM! IM!lICEHXEL RICHARnsoN, u Ann.atresi
Lirer Cangia.nt, .Jallndiec, B!ioes Ferer. ae.

I.lcGT C0htyIaUlE, JdITltcI, IJI9I2E5 FtUtT,
Nr Badger, of 40 Cherry street. relieved OF the above
dicultes by Dr. Beebc inter all other means had aed h.
had the Ot oer physicians severn months but
con,naed gradually down, until he wu5 reduced 20 low
that completely stopped nearly seBess, and unable
TO turn himself bed tie recovered and hos enjoyed
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