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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23
THE WONDER BLESSING OF THE AGE

q
1T EVERY MAN WOMAN AND CHILD. who j.
troubled " h Coughs. C0hs, Nffnmg Mood, Lrtf com
pi1nf Asthma. Bronchitis, Nh0oping Cough Pam lh uf
Sds and R,af sore Throat nsug tickling in he Throat.
Nervous Debility. Papaiion of te Heart Brose ConfH1-
~ from the Use of caofne and other causes, try the genatn
and only qeuine SYRUP % WILD CHEEKY prepared By The
celehrsied Dr. swAYSE at Philadelphia All others are ~
nous and mutations Therefore De- cufo' % a-h Tor
the gnni and ony GesinS preparation from THIS valna
hla nee Dr. SwAyNE's CoMPOUSD SYRUP o. Wild CHER
~ Principal Office " ~ corner OF iguth and Klcesis
~ K,,p tio name Of DR.. sWAYNE in view, Eight
and Race Philadelphia 49, .
AsESTs-Ilagiisnd. Reese & Co. New-fors. Dr. W. II.
in0r cor Br0Idwav lnd J0n-sf r. \ Sands. 1913 b."
cry. r. b. Warner - El.echrr-t y !. cry, Ms Hay
BROOKLYN " -. Wood. Harlem. Beuamn Od-, Newark.
Iuhn Pearson Railway John Terhune ich, \.
j.. J. HARRISON, salem. Mas. " ~. Pierce, Albany J.
~ Nin.Iop Rochester. y \ Blr.u- Bull Troy
Green Co. Worcester MAJ. John Z Hal Co Boston
Harvey S,.vnor, Hanford. Conn. r. Hose, Buffalo, =.
r. " lm Montgomery, Lan-nghurg, y. y, p VI. tonet
Co Charleston. :. c. Andrew Oliver Co. New-orran-.
r. j. Adams aud r. cine - Louis. " III. Thorn, ne
n,trlr 2 n uiumsu Cine matt elq Iueod.
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TRIRuNE IoR PRINTING orrrICE.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No >PRUCF -SrREET-( Ihee Doors from Narlg4ffrcef
rI'O HANTS.-Merciants supplied with Oh kinds
j OF PRINTING 40 the cheapesf rate, viz
Cards Bill Ladirg.
Circulars. Receipts.
Oil Heads CHECKS. Nc
T. LufR,Ry Gr>TlFyts -OIi gina. 3tHHfcrpfs print,
ed with ACCURACY.
Pamphlets Stereotype Wors and AT kinds Of
Books Teffcr Pre-. Prmffnr
To LFCrURFRs ,ND MusiClANs-Pro. ammo beautifully
printed.
Lecture Bile Small Bills for D-ir.
Agruoii Bali. button, SO.
AMI every He-,f ton Of fai1 sHd DraatfHfl Jsb u
executed Win great neainess aud punciuar ai fle once
No rrIce--fre'f.
The improved POWER PRESSES, for Booss. PsY-
PHLETs Sc
All work be above Presses win BE- done a. ey'aor
duarv iOw prize WIIf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

TIItA aud Horlelsgllr Ra.lruaa.-NOicr istrfrb
n 1gen that IN pursuance Of an act entitled Al on o.
provide ilf iie cOnsn cuOn 81 Railroad rom Ait'a o.
H0re-tile. passed May H. 1915, Books viii be open o
ib-cr phone DE capital stock u h- Aca and HOneIf
vile Railroad Company. ~ The Mansion Hou-e n he city
Buffalo aud 30 h~ smecaniloie IA the Village Of ofneA'
VILE and fIe Esan8 HOtel 10 the village u Auica o.
"Wednesday the loh ~ Of september next si 10 1cOc
forenoon and continue open for two days u'resi-
Dated Buffalo, Jny io, 1916
GEO. PALMER, ; w. SMITH,
JAMES g.. HOYT STEPHEN MJNDf,
JAMES X. DOOLlTILE, J. L. BARTON,
". VI. HAWLFY, WALTER JOY,
WI jy COmmi- iOner-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

j F0r ~ Sea P0-'sz- Las.-JOHN SHELDON, 2
Unique Pocket trml arou coliz ming Letter Baani
lf- e. Do c- and 81 cs rates ~ Postage no
d ~. al o. Aqo.rlup0.r W-igii-, . convene
Pen alt Holder. improved eyefr pointed Pencil. Too
Pes and Severe gD1as-, Letter Sea, reserve " Lea
IT, -op o. me ,a--, ard lie lo.r
ue1a exactly inches forming comp ste Mulmnl IN p
So. e curs ere1c-s " = ilch -il dent For -si-
JOHN J. BROWN s co. - Fu.ion-st- near Nassau
---- --.e -r-I-a az e ytver va sa-h ar,c-a ~
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1,O>GKE---HALL.-sa sprngs-cAL'Is
u MUNGER, Proprsi"r im- co"i c"mm"'i"s- sDa
~ mai ebraed medicinal fountain Congress Spfns snf
5nmsnds healthy location and beautiful prospect 90
nv .irni NJ establishment a. Saratoga -rrDgs
4, fare vii 10 found excellent, ~ lrns - moj~fefe
nd u. attendants yrOmpl ~ MEET the 1ishre " s pa
oyns ~ gentlemen ana isale- rsn desire
The proportion returns his thanks a. he pubic for ne Der-
ity hefetOOfe eksnded D. BIN, and assures those who
ny hereafter Wit HIM that he WI mo- BE- surpassed 10 any
ug hch reasonably contribute % NE cofnofi % IN
0yuenf Of he quests jyS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23
EDUCATION.

DEV. K. T. HrDDARrs CLASSICAL AND COM
IL MERClAL BOARDING aud DAY s'HOOA-Fouf
fesnh--'ree between University Place and FINN Avenue
Th. Establishment. which has lately been removed iron
Houston .r,, prepared or ue reception of An in
creased number of Rnail 30 eNp.usc has been spare,
render a complete, Wei arranged school for boys
Nf. been u Yfe--y for Tire purpu-" intended, under IT,
direction of oi hr fret architect. n he cf, and VI
HnIdat has much satisfaction n presenting to ~ rrrhn
and hs Public Institution which, every requisite nor W
accommodation, convenience. and comfort ~ h- pupils
combined md such iir prrrnce of many years has e
g,.lri. Tia situation j.. perhap the most .Eih" "nic
cou have bten selected for the purpose As regards hrn
aud flc v uf srce-s All the advantages ol ID" best H.
-iuciors and Professors available while the D"ehs q"
country residence are gained by the outdoor athletic e>'i
which be enjoyed w he spacious play ground
Further information Of study, ana oif psf
-fr4 interesting tD parents, NAV De obtained on appcaAn
o. Mr. iluidsr az hl- residence IN ian street.
y B.-Ine regular Acatemlca' ! ear VII commence oi
the sfof september after tlc Summer vacation The mum
bcr of Pupils being limited n the hy school, vacancies A" D.
be- filed a- fty occur
For BOARDEKS and DAY BOARDERS, who are en-
tire and scperae, applications VIII b" received
any time,
TERMS-F0r Boanier- 300 ger annum without accom-
pl.hnens Day Boarder- - per quarter, Day scholar
.a Der oiar.er PEA jinO. N.W.AF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

SD 0nn ENARD.-The above r." ara va. =
'co.OVO paid for he recovery of lie i0Ao",hk ~
of N0u-vof N proportion 10 ihe amount rscpv"fr
wa. -fOen from he Barge Clinon, Of POugnrrp-s' .
foot u Murray street between he horrs o. sno - "
N0nlay ihe IN Instant on HI passage % ro's'A'ffF
viz. D.
$1,000 Of tie bls Of the Merchants Exchange baH'
.-f,-for.
- ~ ofthe oil. of tie Bsak Of Pourhseep.ie
: "a ~ h.. i,ll- Of us Farmrr- and Manufacturer
Bank Of Poug hseep-is.
p P BENJAMIN. Cashier Of
Farmers snd Marufactu'-r- Bank. Pongh~espsis
r. NORTH Cashier II flie
Bank Of Pogghs eepse.
An~infornsOn may - given 20 he Merchants Exohrn.
~. S.gy.l ORA. ieXS oct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

COW seuuaus chur' BEES, court and school room
hospitals railroad carr prisons, cabins, holds 81 Fe--"
when laden with peshahc articles, and nl places design
for crowded mhAes, has been proved by many cs"r
nenf. before scientific associations In this cry and Boston
where hey been arisd gold and silver medals Ca Zoe
e only selrac.lng Govt known that Will aciAiat" eNia
lion though vertical or other fines.
The Npernens referred prove that all Other Co"
the effect O check Draiis, although many 81 men ~
prevent particular winds blowing down chimney and u
rire fieir smoking.
BY AID OF fe Vacuum combined with receiving ~ ~
mum Coy. current OF pure mir brought from above 10
building bee mad. 10 Tow through any place f"fninn
ventilation.
The apparatus By which he experiments were male ca
be- seen In operation any morning between and ~ al y
% Wafer-strert ArcIiiec- builders, persons hb"'i
build and those who take interest IN philosophical rAf'
.ns are requested 20 cn ami witness results hat won
hardly be- believed without sssir. where can also De t
fhe ans Of NJ Joseph Curtis or Warming aud Nenuia
iug which b. believed be- impro' emsut upon d.
House of England. JORDAN L. MOTT, ~ Water ~
NorE-Sncr he public experiments a. ue last Far 81 ti
American Institute. rer-nn- have cut "t me SIM
end ~ iIe Cowl known t-ple, "a permit the wind
sweep through N doing 80 il infringing upon my fden
VIII bod dlln responsible. unless uey call and yet ~
written consent which VIII freely give upon appicat alton
n make nothing by the operation, must have he credit
ft- Invention
There are Others who have made IN his Cry and e-s
where limitations II my C0wl, many Of them win iliu
20 Of the principle II constructions 20 nose shs
rof f. 80 .ft.,f islj farN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23
:. :, ,,uIR UETKEAT.- e,.po,


kl Persons de,iron- OF Spending a shot ume !. ll'
- country. may md al 4 4. iiiOotNS formerly WIN.
r. Jaque.l Pavilion Key Port y j. all the aecousm"is.
ions that tho spicurc gentleman of p"a-uf"
desire
The Pavilion j. situated about sixty yards from the -hor"
VI kaulan Bay, pleasant rise of gfpun1 \ ~"
beach. extending mile more AMI nm" sui, ire" nom
M danger Dressing houses erected ON lr beach for
accommodation o The guests TIE situation l. healthy
and delightful having OBJ. beet wuier, O." refreshing uf'tf"
rom Bay, and the hne air Of m. country, No retreat Ia
le vicinity Of r city affords mon" extensive AMI dwvfsi
tcsi prospect
The Nsrow- Sandy Hook. Sc, Staten Island, with her
green reds and stately MANSIONS NJ also Amboy, snd is
oug cchisd Ma0yan Point are IN full view, preaching
youth and age for the nner and The poet and all
NhOdclg1t in nature, improved by the hand ofut
The steamboat inca, Capt Weeks with e>ceieni ae.
tuinmOdsious and aiekuon, leaves k-yPou at ococs,
A. NJ anc York. tom the foot Of Chambers street, Al
3 O'clock 4. NJ, daily, SUNDAYS eSc-pted)
Mr. and Mrs iigrn- Will b- always ready Ia entertain
parties OF pleasure, terms suited a. the tunes Military
companies their target excursions VIII De conveniently
provided TOT
to stages readiness 10 convey passengers to any part
81 the tOunly
Key Pom, July 10Th l8th Jyl9Iw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

FROM rHE OREGON EMIGRASTs-Ihe ~ Jo-
sephs Mo- Gazette of the ith says We learn IRON
traders that company Of emgIants consisting OF twen
" TWO wagons have entirely missed their way ana nave
got near the mouth of the yellow Stone The company
from Iowa, and crossed al the Council Bluffs They
left the settlements without pilot with the hope Of fol
lowing in the trs of the main companies which eii thu
place The traders report them without provisions sui
cent 10 prosecute their Journey and barely enough
return.
~ At the Hot Springs. Arkansas. says the Lit
10 Rock Gazette there short time since. terri
hi, ousrr,l in which two men were pttei against
Mr. Hale keeper OF boarding house, had lei room %
Mr. Reagan for definite time. The time having cN
pred Reagan determined not 10 yiea possession "ne
sc,,., ,be nrctnise. 10 another man Hale met will
both these men. and a rcnconirc ensued Reagan sho
Hide in the face Al the last accounts MT hhe mao De
come delirious and his life was despared OF the Ms
sourian had received a dreadful wound, which would
bkcv destroy the use of his ann for life If worse ans
Rcassns hand shattered that he VIII have 70 lost
several Vi his fingers, ii not bis entire band.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

HYDRAULIC LItIE.-Ih- afiiclei is Manufacture
expressly for Masonry damp vet % * posed place
such 49, Cellars Placements, OaDr-, Chmmr-' Afta-' So
-rs Fertilization sc. % A. cssp A. InDnst1h ~ yh'
gcs Lime and forms o stronger bond in much les TIME
and maze. wa air. rsl and ~af .fughL u better ma
4nv Csfncnf-i Line or Lime alt Cement mixture now
,-r and much chsaper Th. article = manufactars
only hv ABfJAH SMITH AZ tts scam Nlls, Wilbur. q
Ser, v boz 30 manu- rouui lime Of III" beet qualt
born ~ which 3D.. l delivered. fresh the kIln-
,sir. on The Hudson Fa-i kvsr- 10 order At te lowe
nar.-t prce. AL orders sddfr--si 10
HART 3 SMITH, Ageui.,
% Maiden Lane or At their Lime Yard. ~ Wesi,
Troy street. New } orb or, SANAGk& BENEDICT, 81
Per 4 blly Or. o lle Nanuscfuf-r ar kingsln VII f
nurctua.t attended f0. Tf- article II now being used
The erection of u- Penfenuary Albany, under lhr o.
recton u Dr. Stalls. .aie Mayor of Albany, and oh"'
ivl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

STOP THIEF -Den-i-f- fod-heatefs end raw miro
- kerr look out TIE Subscribers haf their c'se broken
op-n and taken hcrerom fl SCI % 'erh upper and ln
der also urrer sets. also jobs. one ~ n teeth one NJ
dos all hut one oh mounted with tne gold and that Is
UPPER win SILVER. and i adlcsie io 4od JOB won
nv on- ~ or ra,r. on hr atmospheric pressure pnnc
pe Also r'sie- got up ready for te, liberal reward
VII be- paid Tor al or psrf ol iiaI-e Jobs by
BJSKFN IL THOMPSON.
p.rf+i ~frrfrr.. leo Canni--f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

- received fr f. aor bv e day o e convicfs employ
Ell IN de- shoe department DO e NewIer-ey Stale Prison
numbering rom a. t0 So contract o commence on t
IL dsv of August next ali fr ~uch period may BE-
mutually agreed on. The Institution viii furnish supern-
PENDANTS practically acquainted with he business. Sufficient
.-rv Ill, be required from The contractor. Proposals
other Communication. on the subject vii be- addressed 90
fhe .uh.criber j. &. GADDls.
Keeper New Jersey State Prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

a., THIS LONG KNOWN AND fANORITE EsTAB.
=: sment with the extensive grounds belonging 10 u,
- and all liz appurenances has been recently pat into he
perfect order and repair and al be opened rof mo
fecs pOu OF Wis tors On the I'm OF Jun. next
Tie Inducements ana advantages offered ny u" sans
,ouc sde hUl summer retreat are too widely kn"~n
, render minnie description necessary lls .ysciou. and
elegant saloons and apf'mens-be nch and diversified
beauty IT, extensive pleasure grounds no" IN he highest
finish rnd cusafion-the quiet retirement Of ns
.sdv retreai--and coniDu and order I" ilct u l. n"nd
shall p.fyae and chsftc~file h" whole 'sisDi shH"ni
Al. combine present unfivaed attraction. 10 u- pubic
10 4ne- and those o from delicate health OF osr
may prefer quiet aud epose u Oilers peculiar adyan
gcs It, location IL six miles from Saratoga springs WIN
which communication ty railroad several un-s day
anorng easy opportunity VI NM my 10 he sars and
ADJUSTMENTS that fashionable watering place without be-
M sub .cted Ia the annOyanc. and confusion Of s crowds
The Mineral Waters VIII be constantly furnished
fresh esih and sparkling a. at Itr springs themselves
There s,o Mineral fountains 10 the immedsts vicinity
the sans sOnc Ut great value and enen'y Inc new
sPsIsc Barns At seaiogs LsAe are four miss
irisni and carriages VIII run from ~ hotr Al All uins- ipf
10. accommodation visitors vino may wish 10 the bsih-,
y ~ en oy the i.hliul scenery Of ne lnss.
The "-an- -ouc" Vil BE- under the charge u ars H. w.
IhANE aud h. W HUArOkD, late Of lhe kaslr 1aysfn,
Albany and they uus that t"n personal .h"fs together
sh IL many al snisger and attractions, VII frnde
al tia could bee wished for by tbo-. who s~-s b.sii
'omfDd or o.~--1'e dummy .he co"ins ..ss"o leS u
&C. MN 80 ht.h ~ MMEk kEIkEAT.-1bs
- ma coniinue. 10 seep he above named BOARDING
ESTABLISHMENT for ID. reception q those who may
he sdysntage ~ cool sni healthy afn"-fhsf"
The Hou-e LARGE and tOMMODIOL> and pesssDty
-laied Acsisfny H. within i've minutes vss ~ us
.amhoa landing The Pfo-r.'i. one o 10 richest % We
,nl fne view 0i Hr- Point, he ~ shands, Mountains,
scuey, Sc Faie- Or -Dgs p~I-on- can De -as"''"""-
Nevburgh May. la4S lHyS hni-ipl 10 y DoDOr
-, NLw JEksEi HOIkL-MOkkI.1Ow n
r. The subscribers respectfully iLio'm ,Daf hi'ld' AID
,.-. erected Hotel al Mofrso~n, New Jef.sy, 10
op. entertainment Of al thos~ who VII isyof sem
company, when uey hope o inrnisD hrm such ar
.nmIuoalslons 10 entitls them " pubic isyor
nayfn funUgT
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Daicnt nle0icinrs.
sANDs's sARSAPARILLA

ros rHr sgNovtL AID PERMANENT CURE % Al D.
F,sF. ,RisiNs from ~ iNrCsE srArE ~ THE
BLOOD. OF HAGfr of rHE SYSTEM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

AM Inf0rnlf0n may b- gVTn % Ne Nrfchtnls tkchtn
psr. N.ss-lor. ie1z oct
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BOARDING ano 6Otsls.

BOARD. with without rooms, can be- Obtained al No
ID a. 4 is,uiDrr.- street opposite the Park.
lDUNkDt MI OVnucnieu ami Wcf wNoe, 90 single
ID psnil,mrn can obtain board with pleasant rooms al
No fnr.vtlrstr.t References exchanged. ylt W.
lDONRD.-f.ssaut Room ~tih Board, can b" obisn.d
ID Al - Ianast Cent, aud ucir Wives OF sns
Gentlemen ~, I'm
lDOtKDI>G.-Mr- GRIM los Wsuut-Ieet be.
ID t,e,n an and STU PIN sdelpma Having connected m
aer old e.lab -uenl the aud commoiiou- hous" al
aiming i now prepared accommodate additional mum
Der oi geni, BOaldcrs sh. has several ase and airy
apartment. for Families, Travellers and Others
WARM AND COLD BATHS attached Ia the house,
aud every attention paid BY herself and waters The stns
non Is central Terms moderate. Nj IN
MOTTO E.-Tte subscribers BOARDING. hot>t
~ Long Branch fronting the Atlantic Ocean, now open
reception Of company under the management o Mrs
Ferguson.
II SEQ Bathing, pleasant scenery, pure AR and quiet
House viii be satisfactory they vii be found Al bis tstsl-
ishment JNo. hOfftk
Inns Rr,nch y J. lime p. lgl5 les lmcod'
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oituaticns, &e. 1)anteo.

WANTED-A sinsron BY two r.sps~ish'e Young
w girls "a 70 A. chambrrmads 10 do general ioa-s-
"a "a gfs Sie family Plssr sPply o. No - hs-f'y
street. IA n. rear fr-f h0a~s, vG n
The New York herald., 1845-10-11
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE. { M
PAW

THE great public u the period mo hs
by the Mutual Bsnet Life ns
of the provisions of their charter the Of
the tables of premiums being ready they offer to the
G The ss ISL
and bv Aye other Life COMPANIES insure chronic
the ar Ttp Ind BN HSif hnfN LIFE Ns
RANCE coMPANY ]. instiated here. : 'f' ''''o
The science e statistic. has only within period
asd he a
s,tstcs ia and information most aduoay and
hcay collected for this extending 29
estens%n Of al Ha s%sS
cases anodng the utmost confidence u the safety its prin
OF Sa IF
The premiums are equitable commensurate with
ns y be % Tor as the
rs various stages influenced by hereditary
IN Ss
restoration to permanent within the
ssd sasS
% On os Vs
In addition to The privilege which he Comrsnys sha5t.!
aEsXAHP
those wh9 no., wish h TO avail themselves Of the benefits Of this sd
who might left destitute they hold oas singular
IS Ss hoss ss wha % hsfe sy
sonf6y expect a ample return for Their paid and
healthy and Invalid lives viii be kept separate as the
% coa
pa.y, consists Of the following eminent men, viz -
VALENTINE MOTT, M ID.
JEREMIAH VAN RENS NSSELEAR, NJ. d.
JAMES STEWART, M. D.
ROBT. l.. PATTERSON, Prest
ss.', G 5Ss 5Mttfs' l. SoRp Sss'Ep Ass@, i. New York.
ANIedica Exar rner will attend az the office Of the Compa-
ny. No IL Wall street daily, from the hour Of to 3
md Sd&s hi paid y Go%pRTy
ing.) cornero New street. $40 2w cod jgb
CTATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE co. of Worces.
y ter, Mass.
President-Hon. John Davis, of Worcester.
Vice Presidents-Hon. Isaac Davis, Worcester.
- - Stephen Salisbury, Esq do.
Treasurer-Willism Dickinson, ESQ. do.
Secretary-C. Harris, Esq. do.
This institution prepared receive applications for
lives from S00 $4,000 of less
than those chs ed by other companies has
capital of 500 for which, per only
paid All the profits divided amongst assured offering
greater inducements than any other company Application for
assurance may be made h. D. SAXTON,
tAgent Of the Company in this city,)
A Wall street
A. SIDNEY DoArE, NJ d., Medical Examiner, s2 Warren
The New York herald., 1845-10-11
A CARD.

SlGNOR RAPETTI having dedicated himself exclusively
70 the instruction Of Music respectfully nioms hs friends
and the public he will during the month OF October
class for the VOL his room No $40 Broadway
Terms moderHe Those who desrous OF becoming pupils
VIII please apply to Sgnor Godone 03 Broadway and at
Chambers Joliie, 3a5 Broadway.
SRnor kapettI will usual giving lessons the
PIano and Italian Singing s2i eodlm.Te
The New York herald., 1845-10-11

~ TO BE RAFFLED on Saturday evening next
L%<October ith, at GEORGE w. FARLEYs, iss
Cherry street corner Of Market street fast Pacing
Horse, warranted sound; will 90 mile inside Of three
minutes valued One Hundred aud Fifty Dollars seyenty
Ave members two dollars each few members wanted to
complete the list. ol0 2ts me
d. ROSE HILL STABLES. eiuh street, between
Nd and 80 Avenues and nearly opposit. Bulls Head
lJust arrived from the country, and for sale at the
above stables 50 Horses among which four fast trong
horses last pacing do several pairs farm horses fine
cart few good road and stage horses and shippers
So 2mtrrc r. III NORTHRUP. PROPRIETOR
The New York herald., 1845-10-11
1sl s 80
CHANGE OFHOURS
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
Commencing on Monday, September 18th, 1915

Commencing on Monday September 18th, 1915.
Ledre BrsokLv7l-
AT s6 o'clock A. M Boston Train for Greenport daily
Sundays excepted stopping Famingdale and ST. Georges
Manor
sH A. for Farming tale aud intern places daily
Sundays excepted and Tuesdays Thursdays and Satu
day: Though to Greenpors and Intermediate places.
Sundays excepted and Saturdays Suffolk Station.
Leape GTeeapo,I
Boston Train, O'Clock, NJ. the arrival of the
steamer from Norwich daily: Sundays excepted stopping
st. Georges Manor aud Farmingdsle.
A At9 o'clock, A. NJ; Accommodation Train, on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays.
Lesvs FarmingdaIe-
For Brooklyn ca o'clock, A. NJ. and r. NJ daily. Sun
pdays excepted.
Leave Jamaica-
The New York herald., 1845-10-11
EIOCuTIQN

ELOCUIlON.
LNDWARD MATURIN, A. M begs to inform his former pu
- pills and the public that he intends organizing classes for
sucon in the above accompshment well as in the read
ing OF English Poetry b. Nj. offers his Schools
also. He will commence sufficient number OF
names be obtained and show, apple lton te
nmonias Of the most satisfactory character Residence al
Warren sl0 Intro
The New York herald., 1845-10-11

ton; belongs the same have him thar.
at the meetings. made promise when Joined; did not
don't know what promised have said never would
pay any rent except at the point Of the hnyonet
have said If the posse were to fire at me would die
back.
Henry L, Russell and John Laughran The witness cor
roborated the testimony OF Laughran in all its material
points.
Cross Lives in Bovna; has belonged to an
antren associations took the usual oath; have sworn in
30 or IS Indians myself; furnished them with disguses
they paid for by the society have never furnished
them arms; have borrowed" some and let them have
thsm (augher) OConner at the Indian meeting In
Deh he had his dress on. but his mask on The cross
examination was continued at some length.
WM. McLAucHRY sworn-Was member OF the Coun-
ty Court Grand Jury Henry L. Russell was called
witness before against OConner; he stated that whom
he got to Seacords he found big Indian in disguise;
thins said he thought il was OConner, but was not
p about il; he mentioned RutEerord's name, but
=. IN think it was O'Conner. 49,
seramned-The grand jury was on found bill
, iO'Conner
,NMApIsos recalled-Stated on direct examination
ti was in ambush and saw the big chief with hands
eys nd mouth blackened he did not TO belong
to an company noticed his left hand the nail o6
il was Edward O'Conner this had dark whisksrs
under his cnin OConner till saw him here;
did not hear the big Indians called.
Direct resumed.-Am confined in Jail in the
ton with them last night the chief at the spring raised
his mask above his eyes, drank out Of BOWL first saw
O,Conner last Friday evening"; think the man at the
spring was not OConner The witness repeated this)
John Edgerton and the District Attorney talked with
about this matter this morning
Mr. GoRpov now informed the Court that he should
call Moses Earle Witness and wished the Sheriff to
bring him to his in the morning
The Court adjourned till tomorrow morning at
halfpast o'clock.