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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11
Things in PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA Sept lO-P. NJ.
The elopement case, alluded 10 in several Of our
city papers, may be summed up thus
=, MARRIED, on the sh inst By key George hempton'
daughter OF WH Patton Cashier Of the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank Of Philadelphia
Rev. Walter Cotton left Philadelphia to-day to
join the United States Frgate Congress at Norfolk,
bound to the Pacific, in the capacity Of Chaplain Mr.
Cotton leaves many warm friends here
There a sale of Teas at auction yesterday.
terms months the particulars of which ! annex 400
half chests Young Hyson at Is. Al cents per To- as in
quality 800 do. Gunpowder at IS O. cents % de- I'M
peria a, 81 GO: 2Js do Souchong at - %; 20 do
Ooong at 36I: pos do rowchong at II "a a. The at
tendance not large, and the bidding by no means
spirited. Our Floi Meal and Grain market since the
receipt of the Gale iona has been rather inactive
but little change Of consequence In prices.
The anniversary of the Battle of the Brandywne
will be celebrated tomorrow. JOS r. Chandler Esq.
will deliver Grafton.
The fire this morning between one and tw o
o'clock broke out in the stable Of Michael Oak at Twelfth
and Vine which contained four horses three Of which
were burned to death The flames then spread to the
stables OF Edward Smith Patrick Hsgey, VIM. Banyon.
and Robert Buck, where five other horses persisted
Several frame dwellings, occupied by widows Christy
and Ralston. and Robert Buck were next consumed.
together with large quantity OF furniture Two brick
dwellings occupied by John Donney and Joseph Late,
also considerably injured with their contents. The
entirely destroyed with carpenter tools &C. valued
at $1,000 Tho fire is believed TO have been the work OF
incendiary.
George Munday, miserable pest to society, was
again committed prison this morning for being found
drunk in the public streets making the second time the
present week
There has been considerable animation in the
stock Market today and since the receipt Of the Great
Westerns news Pennsylvania Fiyes have gone up to i6
asked The market opened &c and closed firm at lot
with sales $4,000 at the Boad Texas Per Cent Bonds
sold % Tennessee Fives et and 200 shares Son-
ington Railroad at a. For L. States Fves lO3 bid 1887
zkad Tax Notes I'd ding afr
Bonds 65 bid 65i asked Reading shares ~ bid, "a.
asked Illinois Special Bonds. 81 bid, 81 asked.
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~ None well appreciate the wonderful effects Of
Connes Magical Extractor In cases of burns or scalds
without witnessing the operation Of this remarkable article
IL Guies all pain and la fifteen minutes after
the first application producing In most Instances quiet and
refreshing sleep, and there smarng until the yiTtu
Of the saye all absorbed when application should
be made The base attempts the proprietor Of
superior preparation i caution which the honest will
observe and neverbuy from any other place but q Cortland
a. where the genuine only Is EepL
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


2 For sdies Of Socks, SEE Ldse Page
"WEDNESDAY. 7.
The market was generally buoyani today and
there a good demand for the isncies Long Island
and Erie are very firm.
In Exchanges there il nothing of importance do
ing The supply Of bills Is good Sterling dalO
Francs %
At noon today the books OF the Erie Railroad
showed bona dde subscriptions to within 10000 Of q
million and half OF dollars The Subscription 10 suL
going actively
Annexed we give a comparative statement OF 1bs
Exnnrts and lnunrts Of ms Port for l-ll and sl5
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The Union gives the following. received q, the
War Department:
Consulate or rHy UNITED STATS
VxRA CKrr. August 10th. l-fo
Considering the present state Of affairs between
this republic and that Of country, deemed u
prudent cal myself the captain genera. before pre-
sen-ns Lieutenant Hunter.
am happy 10 say that this gentleman was received
with than ordinary cvily and the tender Of gun
for gun offered with repeated assurances that i would
be done with common plessure-at the same time
rendering yourself every offer Of hospitality the city
an afford
The for the salute at A. " tomorrow morning
! have the honor 10 be str. with srea, respect
ionr obedieni servant T NJ DIMOND.
Cox. T. sHvBEIcK.
L. : chip Ssra,ozs, OF Green Island
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TO.DAY'S OUTSIDE.

frssr PAor. studies in Religion; FROM the Oregon
Emisrsnts. &c
fovsrn PAoK.-Friends-s Poem; Things in Phls
delpha State Genus Money and Marine News.
" Labor IN kew-iork" No. XII on Journeymen
Printers, may be found on the First Page
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u Capt A. Walker of the steamer Great
Western Of the Lakes, and family soournng at the
Aston House They leave for the West in day or two
He intends to build speudid new steamboat for the
nsvsaton OF the Lakes. and has been ON 10 examine
some Of the improvements which TO be seen at this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11
SILVER WARE

~ Gale & Hayden, at the old stand. il6 Fulton
street have hand large aud general assortment OF 81
yer spoons FORKS. re. Sets Pitchers. Walters Bssdets,
Cups SC &C. all OF their own Manufacture the quality oi
the silver aid he workmanship OF winch VII be- gunan
tied equal 20 any made In the United States, which they o.
fer for sale the trade retail, on the mos, favorable
erm- f0 an28 lav5g'
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City Items.
FIVE MINUTES AT THE LADIES WINDOW

FIVE MINUTES AT THE LADIES WINDOW
One of the most harmlessly -vexatious scenes we
witness in ramblings the Ladies' Window at the
Post Office Stesmerdsy Mr.. Hallett is certainly the
most expert Of clerks and gallant Of men and the smile
with which he rreet his fair customers has indurated
into his face firmly that If he 10 be suddenly sub
jccted to the newly discovered marbng process he
would be known to the le'est posiery The Smiling
statue Notwithstanding ali his agility however, he is
not seldom fault in keepAg the run of his impatient
customers Sometimes. too. when lady is particularly
disappointed in not receiving letter she gives him
gentle scoldng look which seems 10 say. BE sure
you have my letter ready when come next time" DC
casonay he finds himself appealed to the principle
of shopping dear to women to make small deduc-
ton in the price of his wares, with gentle hint that he
may thus regular customer TO the shop Some
young ladies' who bring little oddookng letters which
they wish to pay the postage blush and litter quite
archy when Mr. Halett asks them very politely Double
singlef and reply with courtesy and the pretes,
shipper imaginable Single, your service sir Many
ladies go up softly the little window and whspertheir
names Reluctantly they would like to have them
changed while others (young and happy wives as you
can see by the starry smile in their eyes) walk with
keen and gliding step and pronounce the sooved name
with accent OF tenderness that makes musical
the common humanitylsbes Smith, Brown or Temp
kins Here comes pale. pensive lady whose motions
betoken resessness and anxiety wrought by dsappont
men, into fever. One involun,ary shares her hopes
and fears she advances trembling with that sad face
well known there, and the old question Has come to-
day, SIR With smovement of commiserating ascri,y
the package is taken down and carefully scanned while
you hold your breath for sympathy and the pre,ei
ally calm face of the expec,ant grows pale and paer as
the heap oileers mets away. Alas there seems TO be
sleticr for every body bu, her Cruel cruel he does
not wrtehe needs her not Perhaps she pines in want
her chidrcn-Ais chldrenery with hunger and he does
not write to cheer or help Yes yes-she gssps she tot
tiers and is sbou, fall But sudden che springs
forward with motion of fierce Joy He has found it
ii has come She clutches 1t convusively and but
our Five Minutes are exhausted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11

BEExNlS's ORIGINAL GEsVIsE PrLnosIc SYRUP-Ths
celebrated remedy for the OF Consumption, Colds
Coughs. Diseases Of the Lungs Liver Gun plant and Dys
pep-s can be hal ~ usual, the old ESTABLISHED Office Of
he proprietor No -. Corilsnds- door below the
corner Of GreenTichst ~ seH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11

APPOINTMENTS By THE PREsIDENT-o ri eial.
WILLIAM CROSBY OF Ohio as Consul for the port OF
Tacshuano in Chile in the place Of Paul H. Deano, re-
called
DENIS PRiEUR Collector Of the Customs. for the
District Of New Orleans Louisiana vice Thomas Barrett
removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11

CAMPHyNE-IIaying heretofore used Csmphene some
what extensively in establishment without acct
dent and having the certificates of Professor Rem
wick and Mr. schsefier of Columbia College, well as
the of our coemporsres and OF insurance and
medical gentlemen who have Witnessed the following
suits we are prepared believe that article Of Cam
phene manufactured by Mr. Williams Of % Wa,er-st is
no, as combusilbe and explosive in ts nature Alcohol
or those Ingredients Of which alcohol forms chief part
The experiments were follows A piece of wood in
perfect blaze on being immersed in quantity OF Cam
phene was Immediately extnguished and single lamp
burning al cost OF half a hour gave u ght
brilliant as to equal that OF Sperm Candies all burn
ing together.
specimen Of Spirits Of Turpentine, very bright and
pure to all appearance burning backened or gum.
med the wick in few minutes proving that base sub
stances often held in solution and therefore that man
uscturers and artists who Spirits Of Turpentne in
their business can for few cents per gallon more, pro
cure an article which proof Of its purity left the wick
on being burnt in perfectly bright state.
Bv reference 10 the advertisement of Mr. w. IL will be
seen that he also manufactures Burning Fluid OF
ceileni quality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11

EXECUTION OF JABEz BoYD.-Gov. Skunk has
issued his for the execution of Jsbez Boyd
ycied of murder Chester county. to be carried into
effect on Friday 2ls, of November next
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~ Thar sHRtwo OBSERVER MES MAssERs,
MAJOR Jack Downing, very Justly remarks -" Perhaps
nothing more calculated 10 excite feeling OF envy than
popularity. The popular is Ike the child who holds a
stick Of candy in his hand all The children around are On
nibble." This 10 emnenfly The win Dr.
GOursndtns popularity u whose Italian heccsed soap,
for Ae removal OF Salt Rbeun, Eryspels Scrofua, Ring
worm Pu.iues, Boiche Spot, ffecses Tan, Sunlurn,
saO Redress Roughne-s &c from e .Sin has won
for him wresih VI immortal sys-~nch his host OF enyi
mitstors seiulousy enteayOrng 70 despoI, by
plucknz escn leaf This precious soap forms also dell
cious shaving poundegen wAen used with hard salt
GOurauds Poudres slbue- are he only prepare
ton -San which will positively extrpaie .upef,uous hu-
without the slightest DEGREE Affecting he clti-
Gourauds Grcisn Hair Dye warranted 10 color red
light grey hair ch brown black aud in this
superior TO all other dyes, which only give the hsr dsa
greeabe purple tnge GOurani's LIQUID Vegetable Rouge
mparts pale che-ks Respondent and permanent
uon hue and gives tie lips usclou. rdlness resembling
cleft pomegrsne
To avoid position, be very careful purchase only
Dr. Felix GOursud. Cosmetic and perfnmery Depot, 81
Walkers first store from Broadway.
AsLSrs-Tuti.e, Assembly Buildings, Philsfel plls ;
Jordan Mik-sL Bo-,on; Carleton 4 Co Lowell; ives,
Salem w. L. Gerrisb New Bedford Guild, Bangor Biss
Springfield Green Co. Worcester; Myer. New Haven
Boil, Hartford; Backus 4 Bull, Troy; Peree sanwix
Hal, Albany, Morse, LockpOr; Stors, Hudson; Van
Busklrk, Newark, &c. Heinitsh. Lancaster, Pa =
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~ The Loco Foco party OF Florida are getting
into snarl about their candidate for Congress They
say tina, Brockenbrough was nominated by Clique
Some Of them talk of running c. c. longe.
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Ike appearance

II Last dag but one Of he Dwarf al the American
Nas-urn Col Chain l. the remarkable specimen Of
humanity exhibited in This any country, and no
should The present opportunity Of seeing him The
ifirocre or Human Petnfacuou, aso De Al al
hours. Two grand performances will lake place ). and
Z. 81 IN ich the Westerns Miss Etzsbeih and Others
Will ap pear and the splendid Dssoying Views Will be
limited Go one and a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11

" Al his season of The year nothing i more common
than colds and coughs eeotn the rsiOry organs
If neglected the terminus Is consumption, when by timely
Of Bartholomew EXpectOran Pink Syrup the vessel.
freely discharge and remove all Danger can be had Ct p
COrtand.sL
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lMPORTs-1stf.


lMPORTs-1Stt.
II SIR Months jain 1srsa
Foreign Md.e duuab.e.. 81 sis 275 s6bs33l :s557ns
Do. free. except Specie. 5,I50s1 t5JB l,lzlX.
'p''''' ''''''''' iiHpoRTs~isi5. 1877
Foreign Md'e iu,abe. ne4.eH s,ots.S32 se9t:
Do free, except Specie. d,5I,Gs $3.50 l,e;15s
'F'''7' RxpoRTs-Isti. ~
Domestic Merchandise li,6ls,s6 lyS9,'D l,9JlM
Foreign Mise durable D.. 89l,47i l3O.Hy lolsN
Do free, except Specie 5s2 80 $500 d,ts
EXPORTs-ISt5.
Domestic Merchandise i22bNl l77o6D lsszg
Foreign Mtse dutsbe 1882 2iDi Csgs
Do. do. free ...... 58l,D 1887 -
Specie ..-......... I<H,N5 lSs,ls' NV
The result Of the above as ioloys
IMPORTs-ISIf. 1913. NcsE,ss. oEcs.
For Mds- duuabe f3,02o,8s5 a egi041..., s,s4s@
Specie ...''...... s1soi s7oss5.... 4sss
To,al. $500 10 5o.5542sg
EXPORTs-I~It. 1915. iscsgass. Oses
Domestic Mise. E,sli,7j9 l5slt,.1l.... i,sA,0s
For. Md-e duti.be i,.z5.6is izSjSs1 ssss
Do free. T6,ses 7ssE1G.... sZ.zS .,
specie............ $3.50 ls l,7es7z... ss,~'
Total. sl2OoO66l p,lsjse7
IL Will be that the aggregate Imports have fallen
Of about 4 per cent and the aggregate Exports nesrJ
in the same proportion. The imports Of Free Good
mostly Ieas, have alone increased The exports fp~
benture Goods have been largely ncreased BY the open
ing Of the new facilities afforded 70 the Canadian trsis
The earnings Of the Reading Railroad for Aay'a
show. very large increase the tme Of the
prevou, year, and an enormous increase a com2A'si
with 1873
Recopts TossAfs
ro Isa 76V7 55il2
DO Observation-Disclosures l<'fii' Vs.
At Boston, Railroad Stocks which bear n'sn
premium in moderate request; the tfan'acnon'
any serious decline small and only take pace f'
necessity or fear Of those who dispose Of them bo"eN
has rallied little and ss.es time have been MADE
ia. Worcester retails at l6ial7i Eastern At fien
burg seldom offered is holders deem 10 Pro'p~'
i've advantages very great For the week ending Aas"
3Oh the receipts were 5O9I and in the month oil A0s'"
s22ls3 AT the meeting Of this corporation, the Pr"
posed agreemen. with Chares,own Branch for lease"
purchase wa unanimously agreed 20 and the diree'
authorized 10 purchase whenever they deemed espe
diem, within the three years limited BY this osfs.h.
Charertovn Branch Railroad stock has declined " US
lace Of this sale or lease sc6 and sac. have been MAJ
"A low AZ so So The prices Of nearly All factory 49,
continue nominal and scarce = transtction fepol'h'
holders being unwilling 10 sell ~ loss and ou5e IT,
inz shy Of such investments az present fs'es 80
North snpton and Springfield Is expected 70 open ~ -
November aud is extension 20 Creenneid 10 nov
10 bids from contractors. Engineers are engage
survey Of Fall River and Brsinrec line and " wiz =.
pushed with vgor BY those Interested unpi u '''"s
to practical operation ~,
The years operations upon the Long Island nav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11

ELECTRICITY AND SrEAN.-The marvellous dis
coveres in the application of electricity and Steam
10 say nothing Of inventions snd applications in
other branches of science mark the present as the
most interesting and important in the history our race
The navigation the Ocean by huge Levishsn steamers
the rapid speed of railway locomotives with their I'M
mense trains of passengers and reghtthe transmission
of intelligence by Morse's Telegraph in
Thoughts tina, breathe and rods that burn
Benningfelds Electric Gun Just adopted by the Ordn
Department of EnglAnd which at the distance o;
mile. do more deadly execution in given time than
regiments Of nfantryare subjects that cannot iai
TO awaken in every rejecting mind feelings Of awe
and wonder. while they pain the Fancy with vain con
lectures to how far Man his curious researches into
science will approximate the Grea; lniai,ude in whose
image he formed In reference the erection Of the
Electric Telegraph in England has been happily said
that the Island Will become system with
scarcely less inisibe action than the human frame
and the same may be said of our own country which Is
now having the nerves Of the Magnetic Telegraph
rspidy extending through its system We have at
present in New.York exhibiting nightly AZ Lafayette
Hall an immense machine said 10 be the largest and
most powerful in the world which beautifully demon
strscs may OF the marvellous effects Of electricity from
steam and possesses force sufficient single shock 10
annhila;e n thousand men and yet the exhibition
plays like Jupiter Tonans with the living lightning a.
safely as a child with toy. We commend this exhbi-
ton to the curious and scientific, ~ moe, eminenhy
worthy Of their attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11

- The President recognizes f. Keit as Coz
sui OF Wurtemburg for the p or, OF Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11

~ VIII one suffer with Pies the most harassng com
plant to which any subject rather than pay dollar
for Hays Linimen unfaing remedy, and sold At p
(ortlanl--f
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u The GrsuIsE GALvASIe RiSGs-These articles are
only be obtained ., DR.. CASTLES Office lS4 Puou-sr-
AL oers IN the Gig 0s counterei,A Sec advertisement
On frss page. o@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11

"a The Saratoga, at Pensacola August 81
brought the news which We published yesterday. one
day ahead of that by New Orleans
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Why will you have bad dirty hair,
Or hair that red grey,
When for dark soft, silky crop
You We but three shlllngs % psy.
IL your scalp bald does tho hair fsll OF
Do you IN your hair 10 i've
Then ges bottle Of
JOnes's Hair Restorative.
The Joness Hair Restorative well TO be the best
hing made though uaxes hair however dry and
harsh may BE- clean, so and silky forces hair grow
stops lis falling o. th- scurf d.ncrf and keep. Il
In order thrice .ong Any other ace Sold only al the
Of The American Eagle ~ Cnaham-.t and 81 Broad
way Sew-Yors or lSs Ful.Gn-st Brooklyn. - .ieod
lT most blessed, strange. astounding and nj acu
nYrnlon " cure cutsneou erpuOns and clear DARK
burnt yellow deolored and chapped tender srd ecke
SAB M.nJ-ey there many-who have been cheated
With Trash and therefore think the powers Of the genuine
Jones soap are exaggerated let such give fair trial
Its indeed the mos, s.ng1lary wonderfully curative pre-
perauon ever made IN al kin diseases In fact seldom
or never falls IN curing pimpes botches recxe. ian, NOR
pne~, sat rneum, scgryy, eryspe.a barbefs Itch, ng
worms Old sores, and sore heads
But mind, Il J0ness Soap has done, and ALL effects
ese cures Get II now here else 10 this City Cor you will be
swlnded with counerf-i but al - sign Of the American
Eagle 90 Chathsm-sL " Y l5s FGltOr-st Brooklyn.
Mind, uness you Jone.s soap. 81 cslts cake, you
viii ruin your complexion Take care - leod
BswAsE-Ladies, touch common prepared Chalk I;
IL will ruin your SKIN Use that besgul vegetable preps-
ration, the Joness Spanish Lily While- will give your
skin namra, ehke whiisness. aud improve your skn--
Sold only 81 81 ChAthsn-st S2l Broadway 80 Futousi
Brooklyn ~ sod
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~ Save your money by purchasing ssrsspsnla at a
Corand-st for ~ per bcttlr and Wsas Basam Of
Wild Cherry for cOnsump0n !. sold AZ The place.
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Maine ElcctlaIi.

We have returns from 10 towns for Governor in
Cumberland county including Portland. which give
for Morse w 1879 Anderson H. 23ss Scattering
+34. This is comparative gain Of about 40 for
Morse over Anderson. and gain of about 400 for
Morse and scattering over Anderson There is de.
crease OF over ii0o votes in the above 10 towns600
of them in Portland alone, No choice for Represen-
ta,ives in Portland there being Temperance
ticket run, which poled about 430 votes. There is
close run for County Attorney between Carter, (V,)
and Swasey, 1.-the latter probably elected
Probably no choice for Senators in Cumberland
The Wings elect their Representative in North
Yarmouth the Locos theirs in Cumberland. Stand
ish and Auburn Gorham Portland and West
brook. no choice.
In York Co returns from Is towns give Morse
sls2 Anderson e16l scattering as. These Is
towns show a comparative gain of about 1000 for
Morse over Anderson since las, year-,he scattering
vote Is about the same. Wing Representatives are
elected Ia Biddleford and Kennebunkport Locos
In Lyman. Kuery Newield and York No choice
m towns
For Representative TO Congress in Is, District,
10 towns sive Hopkins. (Iy) 2ol3; Scammon, a.
s9ss- Result doubtful-the chances In favor of
Seammons election
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Court Calendar.

COMMON PLEAs-Nos % 81, -, 90, ~ 10, u, ", 81
) :. l6. Il. SO p l22 Sc Is. IS.
The Superior Court will continue is Calendar
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y We have received from Azrr CHAPMAN
Esa Of shorcham, VT an Eagles Quill mcasu-
rag some two feet in lensth-a formidable article
Of the quill kind-with some samples Of fine wool
iron his hocks, which are among the best OF
THE or any country. Mr. C. has done much for the
Improvement OF the quality Of the Wool of his sec
"on' and means to do far more The Vernon: wool
sro"e" have dsrkened prospect before them.
WIN The Tariff to be probably Gu, dewn to low wa.
ter mark and the unequal rivalry now spriusing up
on the western Prairics Nothing remains for them
bat 10 pay rigid attention to quality and 80 rival the
Wool oil ssAony and the choicest Mutton of Eng
land Let them do this, with their new avenues
now opening to Boston. and they will soon render
their Sheep Husbandry more profitable than ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11

Y Mr.. Van Buren, and Mr., Paulding are a,
Boston