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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
IoGO PERSONS IN Pfi1LADELPHiA ALosk
{ - TioMsoS's COMPOUND sTIUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA.
READ! READ,
.41.oais.;ag C.lre q Ctrgaie B-onesias!'

-zH1EtS.t7J LnTr q Ia 3f'e - V'.s-..sS-
Phil ApELFHIA, May, a5, l-ii.
NJ 5. ?. THoxsos-Dea- siF: 70: m9'e ta.n i3 i2ii
years past had drealiu!iF afflicted win an aech
6f The throat which my physician pronounced Chrcnic
rr.chitis caused by repeated and neglected ceds lie
4;r.. suffered radescrbahle- hy throa; was literally
Ta, Win ios.t srsssloic cozhin-, hat blood would
come from II also great oppression pain and ;isess q
de ctest ard f.ve--in shoTt, al the usual pulmonary
SYMPTOMS showed themselves, causing eI:i-e loss o e
s-y Nv ro. lseched and bsiercd ove7 and
over aE.il made al ci every known FeI1e and. al
different periods had the advice Of SIX physicians ana =
win m srau About months since I!Ade isl1 O.
von- COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NiPH-
TIA and before had taken the first btte ielt Feei-
continued until had taken seven botiieS whie! COM
TlseIy removed the disease All restored ne 10 perez;
beg,tf and firmly beievel should not row be living had
Il rot b en- for rou- invaluable medicine
= 49, JANE PERRY. 1913 Spruce-st-
PRINCIPAL oce y Z conner OF Filth st Spruce streets.
sc;s wholesale and retail By the AGENTS A. T. SANDS
L co. Druggists. 2.5 Broadway. Charneers-s SOC
also at 20 Ful,o-s; Z. Eas' Broadway Ffice ees
per bottle, or s. yer dozen. ..,,,
Beware of cnUnteTfeits. - 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
NOTICE TO FAMILIES.


A IL Families who use CoNANrs PATENT YEAST accord
n ig 10 the simple directions may rely upon that
heavy sour and unwhoeSomc Tread VIII not be i'Hhi OF
their tables and what is often OF tie greatest comfort
the ycry best bread be prepared soon rs the ru is
ready bake, and while the table ordering ;or the guests
20 oat Il.
Mp MuSSEY, Clinton Hall. cor. Bcckinan and Nassau.
Champney Il .N,en. IS Souill-st. cor Maiden Lame
G;,.sier Il Young. l32 Chambers-st
Chester briggs, GSl Broadway
John II Brown y Brothers, lJ5 Eishth-St
Staples * Ford, 1872 Bowery
: V Albro 32S Dowery, ccrncr OF Bond-,t
T&AS Hope, i32 Chambcrs-st lt'
GENUINE TEAS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY.
PRINCIPAL STORE, l2l CHATHAM STREET, y. \.
Branch Stores:
3ls Blocker street, Ncw-fork.
35l Grand street, near suffolk
i9l Greenwich street, near Fulton
10 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
50 Chestnut and Is y. Fiftli-st. Philadelphia.
II Hanover street. Boston.
sNVITE the attention Of City and Country Families ard
Purchasers their several establishments. where they
think will be found hy tile best selections oi ruTc ana
unadultcraiel Teas In the United States The universal
popularity and rcnown Of their house with reference TO
eh qualities low prices and upright dealing Is TOO wen
understood 10 render farther comments necessary Orgi-
nal and only warehouse for the sale of Howquas Black
Tea Observe Strangers will be particular TO rem nj
Der the number the principal store in Chatham street,
viz l2i between Pearl and Roosevelt streets The public
will also be pleased take notice that the Canton Tea
Company have nothing do with other stores except
those described AT ,he top OF this advertisements 10
6'uEAr OF. SToEE.-rhe subscriber respectfully in
Oforuls the public that he continues the wholesale and
retail Lamp on aud Spirit Gas, his old stand, OF very
s,luerior quality ten per cheaper than can be pr-
chased at any other IN this city, viz:
Good Lamp OIL per gal l-.-.-..-....-.SO 30
Superior Tuai. Lard do. 62i
Refined OIL, I-t qality. y..-..-.....--.-. 10
DO do ID do .---......--.--- 6?s
Waite Sperm do..-----....----.
10 do 81 30 ...-............ ! 90
Do DO 81 DO ...-.....--..--. 81
Oh Cans ofall sizes Lamp Glasses OF nil patterns and
descriptions and full Assortment OF lamp wcks, con-
stauty OH hand.
amps cleaned and repaired. OF and Camphene sent to
any part o: tie city free vi charge.
MERRITT SMITH.
-. Yc 100 Greenwich, corner Nes.y-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

kuEUMAIlsM AND RHEUMATIC PAINS
~ Dr. Cushman's Rheumatic Embrocation IS offered
conscentoasy those who suffering these dreadful
pains Il seldom fails in giving ainoSt Instant
relief IL every rheumatic ai!ectioT-alSo, for
PAINS IN THE BONES, JOINTS OR SISEWS.
Even when the bones swell with the ago
they feel his stops pain Il is sold end the pub
lie honestly assured that Il really good remedy
at So Chatham and 53 Broadway Y. y. Price so
cents and 81: and l5e Fulton 81. Brooklyn- IL I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
FOREIGN PORTS

At s, Cfoix. about I'd inst, shin Ey Davis. I'm syoys
wts cargo,
Havana. ssh inst, Norma. Barton, and Rapid. Ward
for NYork, soon.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
THE TRIBUNE.
From the Dublin Nation.
BE PATIENT.

BE PATIENT.
Be patient, Oh, be patient! put yourear against the
earth;
Listen there how noisclcssly the germ o the SEED
has birth;
How noiselessly and gently it upheayes its little
way,
Till it parts the scarcely broken ground, and the
blade stands up in The day.
Re patient. Oh, be patient the germs of mighty
thought
Must have their silent undergrowth, must under
ground be wrought;
Bu, as sure as ever there s Power that makes the
Our land shssi! be green with LIBERTY, the blade
time shall be here.
Be patient, Oh, be patient, go and watch the
So impsrcep,ibly, Ina, ye can mark nor change,
Day alter day2day after day, till the ear is fully
And then, again, day after day, ill the ripeued
field is brown
Be patient, Oh, be patient, though yet our hopes
are green,
The barvest-ields Of Freedom shall be crowned
with the sunny sheen
Be rpening be rpeaing mature your silent way,
Till the whole broad land Is tongued with 1re, on
Freedoms harvest-day,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

y 0a fFOr YoNxERs LAsTiSGs' ;>;, ,.o48!5: D9BBs
.ir1ss-7s7za-- SlNC; SING. CRoToN. GRASSY and
YERPLANK'S FONTS.
Tlc steamboat WASHINGTON " IRWIN, Caii- Ionp,
hin. viii Irsv, the foot of Chambers-.t MS Satnideyl
aternoon Fcbfnar 22 at ocock n for The above places
Returning viii leave NsrV!auk Point oclk y 2nc WI,
fther no,ic-touchpg at the foo; Of smmondstfee each
wav For further particulars inquire 81
i22,f B. TOJPKINs. t91 Wes;-stFeet
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

COALl receiving fresh and laIse sappiy of tn
4 bt quality OF Peach OrchsId sal aud will eil al these
reduced psiess or cash. that Stove and Nat T5 Egg aud
Broken delivered in the best order from the fa-t.
of King and Gr--Rw ich sts-
2.f iul- PETER CLINTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

nLD CASTiLE SoAP-A nne old genuine dark mo.,led
~ srt;cje Sold st 2S cents Pound. by T. JONES, s.
Chatham 81. aai 32S Broadway. tlf In
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
MARINE JOURNAL
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW. YORK, FEBRUARY :
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

4 tHEAP TABLE CUTLERN.-Ihc subscriber respect
Siuly inferms his friends and the public that he con-
stanuy keeps hand, ut his Cheap Furnishing
Store a choice assortment Of Table and Tea Knives from
Sd 10 So 50 per set and Carriers and Stcols 10 MATCH
and fine assortment of Pocket and Pen Knives. Alse
German Silver and britannia Tea and Table Spoons, and
good assortment OF Britannia Ware such Coffee and
Tea Pets, Lamps Of various patterns and sizes &c. &c
Also, Tin and JapanIcd Ware and Tea Trays Of various
sizes ami qualities. Also Hardware and Ilolowwarc
such Pots, Kettles. etc. Sadirons Brass Kettles,
Carpenters Tools, cheap and of tho hc,t quality such
Planes Saws ChIses etc. Nails Locks Carpet acks, etc
etc. An excellent variety also OF Woo-ware and Baskets
such Tubs, Pals Wash-boaTS Clothes Horses, Wooden
Bowls AMI Choppng Trays, Broons Cradles Basket Chairs
French Travelling Baskets, Carpet, straw and split
Bags, etc. Likewise brushes of almost every kmdCloth
and Hair, Scrub and Paint and busting Brushes. hSo
Fine Teeth and French Dressing Combs, etc. etc.
Please call at Il. Il. JonSsroNs, 3S Catharinc-srcc
where YOU viii bud excellent assortment, and all very
low. II. Il JOHNSTON, IS Catharinc-strcct.
\. r. Toys of all descriptions, at wholesale and retail
dl6 3mys
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

- 10 LET-Six OF the nine three story brick Houses
; in 32d street; the oth iyenue built convenient.
--- With from 3 10 Rooms each floor, with closets
and nised basement wOcd houses large yards and cisterns
stable divided into three stalls with hay lofts III The rear
o: each house Cartnen invited 10 examine the above
Houses Is they are well adapted for their US.
To those tenants who wish 10 hire from the hrst ci May
next immediate possession will be without charge 10
ta; date Keys at lin said block Apply toJ 3 TREAD
WILL Uphoisterer, $40 Broadway near -Amy y-street.
Il ltps
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

UsioN OF STEEL BARs.-The Norwich Courier
contains an account of something new (accoIoins
to t)-the union Of two bars Of steel, apparently
without heat. miller in Lebanon (Conn') iouhu
tha, his mill would not go, and discovered u'a' 'nis
was the cause Of the detention.
The steel rod or spindle which passed downward rIuf.
the centre of tle rnllstonc and Testes on ao'ei -
steel spindle upon which rcvoTed had oeeotne eS ~ M
tbIs uuryht spindle In such manner az 70 maxi VI M
,soara,e and distinct bars, one sod par 70 Pe,ee!
,ora,her ns 10 render nearly impossible io e 70 u
cover the point ofJunction.
The girdIe, passing through and supporting the
milestone, which weighed about ono tom, revolved
upon fixed upright spindle these splndles iltied SO
az TO form perfect joint, and were surrounded at
the poin, of contact, by an iron box always flied
with ,alow. The mill stopped lnstantaneousy, and
,be union of the two bars must have been lnstanta-
neous 1t was so perfect, that the smith who sew
cred them, could perceive nothing at the point OF
junction, except minute seam on one side, and on
severing them with cold chisel, they did not sep
arate exactly at that point. The diameter OF the
bar was little more than inch II was not dis
coored, nor was there any appearance OF the action
Of heat nit
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

EVlEl CuTANEous ERUPTION OF THE SKIS. Sores
IL Chapped Flesh DistgTements are cured pcrma-
nen;ly aud al marks eaccd from the skin, by isng cake
of The true Jones Italian chemical Soap III many cases II
acts like charm. II las often
Changed the color of DiScoi0rcd Skin, remoutd PM
pies. BiotcheS, frfck}eS, SC.
And many physicians have found it cure the following ca
se when every internal and external remedy have been
used in vain:
Riastcorm, Sore Heads, Barriers Itch, Sat
Rhcum, Scurry, ErySiPcias,
and In truth. almost every cruptive disease VIC could ne-
,on II is only powerful, but is so healing ard simple
that il can be safely used by mothers for healing
Chqtes and Chaps iR IatdatS.
For ladies with delicate skin, as toiet soar,it
Makes the skin clear and beautiful.
The public are cautioned TO be particular and ass for
Jones Soap. There are many ccunielii;S. Buy il no
where but the s. OF the American Eagle. 81 Chatham
street. or 23 Broadway. and I3D Fulton Brooklyn; 81
Stale st. Albany; and State ST Boston. III I'm
{ OZENGE FOR lNSTANTi NEOUS RELIEF TO \
h COLD IN THE HEAD. and Tor iIoarsenesS and
Bronchitis, made and sold by
J.& l. CODDISGToS, Druggists,
303 Hudson 81, cor. Spring
It's mode of is thus explained: The Lozensc Icing
permitted dissolve very slowly in the mouth cXpends
is action upon the membrane of that which
hence relieves by sympathy the parts affected whether Of
the throat or the nostri!s.
1t is in all innocent and salutary Price - cents
per hox. j2S lmN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

;. 70 eIsi5 ERIE nn ,,4o. "a tsHzz.zsr71.Ii7I:s
sss=S7s1=- PoRTATIoS--So e''l<t-n-<s,-'-:.,.s
CoMBINATIoS.-NEW-YoR AND CHICAGO LINE:
BABCOCK ADAMS & co. Propricors freight ana
Passengers forwarded 10 Uca Syracuse, Rochester But
falo Ohio. Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, and
Western Kentucky, with despatch.
The above line is composed OF first rate class OF boais
Proprieors have connection with the great Ionopoiy
on the Erie Canal but willing and derous al a times
10 DO business fair and moderate terms and share OF
the public patronage is respectfully solicited
The boats being all ana well furnished passengers
will find ii for their interest TO take this line, they wish
TO obtain comfort and speed.
a Boat Will leave Albany and Buffalo Daily
Refer to-O!iver Lee, Silver Greek Ransom McNar q
Co. Cleveland HOLSTER & Bca,, Sandusky CONWAY
Avery. Portsmouth; whalcr & Co. Michigan City; o.
Ncwbury s Co. Detroit Newbury and Dole, Chicago; 5
L. Corbin, Milwaukee; Cnshnan Eastman X Co. Ottawa :;
,Jno Ii. Porter, ST. Joseph's.
For freight or passage, apply to
II. i. BABCoCK, Ncw-York
BABCOCK, ADAMS & CO. Albany.
fIOf JOHN +. BABCOCK, foot Main 81 Buffalo.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
" Y PALNEK'S AMERICAN NE"oft o,fttgycY-
.sCRIPTIoN AND ADvEaTIslS" Az

" I6 State-z;reet, Boston.
a. 50 Pire-streci, PHILADELPHIA =. PaltDofe
z. corner Of baltimore and cAvert-ss crc ,s f s
Advertisements and subscriptions are Iees' s
OF the bes; Nc,gsFaT<rs Of most Ct ihs M vts Ss
cities OF every State in the snited
the duly authorized Agent ,.-. generally y - =.
ueTehants Manufacturers, and Dealers =, ws
,ectty invited to avalseaseiTes q ue @ E
INV asency afford: Of communicating sa ospers u
pie OF the country, BY advertising " y r PAI5lEE
Country. aas Agent for Country se0's-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

- - ALHANGE OF LtNAIIUN.-J VII
go STATES NAIL LINE BETWEEN
-Ia1->-71~ NEw-YoRK AND ALBANY, via
Bridgeport and Housaton;c and Western Railroads-Ie
steamboat SIIROO Capt John Brooks, J- VIII leaTe on
Monday. wednesday and Faday. and the MUTUAL
SAFETY Capt Jefferson Davis, on Tuesday IhFs-
day and Saturday mornings, at s; A NJ from me ts
Returning the Line Ieares Albany at ! o'clock 4. NJ
Albany Passengers on arriving az Bridgeport prooeed
iediaely on the Railroad and, withon; change 0! Bag
gage or Cars arrive in Albany the same evening.
A Freight Train daily, at 81 O'Clock a NJ
For further ntorn1tion both 10 Freight and BAGGAGE
eoIv TO G. ~ FERRY, Agent, at the Office l12 south
srcet near Roosevelt street, Livingston Wells foIie-
rows EXPRESS Ofice, Wall street.
fIo ''''i' R. b. MASON. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
no KGsTOKE IN BEAuTlFY. ne. HAIR.

GENUINE. BEiR'S OLIVE ts-
S,s isrS lirye TIM; alter all the efforts Of dsin.
- = n,zssy guhed chemists discover pep
aration beneficial TO the growth health.
= a~stsJ5 aud reproduction the human hair. i
fs$S1xSTka al last generally admitted that combs
~ 2= nation Of chemical aihniiies has ye, bera
'---''-sT s invented which possesses the vl.tu- OF
-enuire Bears Oil This article however. purity
Teney difficult Obtain Civilization, winch seems u have
drytloT- only this famous pre!1rdOn has driven
the animal thai produced farther aud farther beyond oTHa.
~ rvach In the Sonhwcsef wGs. sud Ghe I'm. for
eis o snaia the still pcow ,niamej lnd
dition a.d mere jhit the Aler Sands have rort=d
through conn,nv of oretanser fora coHs;sut
supply o this valuable article for aad preserving the
htr Their arrangements extensive 10 ensure Them
uiar su.piy and those vino purchase Of them may deid
sliuned or the toilet by 4 L. SANDS < co. CsaisJs.
% Brosdn4y corner ChsmbeIs-sir-e Granite BnIidn.s.
Sold asos; Fuor - t.ast Broadway. lH bottles,
pric- 90 :, large. - c-nt. small. - IN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
SCOTT,S BAZAAR,

sf Good Rooms for rsirat- Parties at all times sr,4y7l-
pr,tIs fnr nnfli -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
DEITZ, BROTHER & co.
No - .ToHg.sTRErT, New York.


AND No. e. FuLToy-sTREET, RRooXLYY,
Original Inventors and sole Manufacturers Of the genuine
Doric Lamp. Also Manufacturers and dealers in improv
ed Camphcne Lamps. SJar Lamps, GiTandoes, Hall
Lamps and Lanterns, Astral and Solar Shades, Chmies
and Lamp Glasses OF al kinds Lamp Wick, frrc Sperm
Oil, Camphcnc aud Burning Fluid all Of which arc offered
wholesale and retail ai low prices for cash. Sep2i
TENlE SUBSCRIBER oilers Tor sale following de-
J. scribed goods at very low prices
Tea Trays in sets or singlyi variety ofpa'terIs.
Solar aud olcostatic Lamps, patterns.
Grandclcs, with and without drops elegantly chased.
Fine Table Cutlery, from best sheffield manufacturers.
Silver plated ware, consisting OF Casters, iea Trays,
Cake Baskets, Candcsiicks Shutters, Trays, &c.
Britannia Tea Sets Dixon Il Sons Sheffield.
WM. Z. SToUTENBURG1l, li3 Fjlton-s.
j3o between Broadway ana Nassau-st
UNEA TRAYS, &c.-SPii.o " 60. z2o Pearl street,
u have just received large assortment OF Gothic and
Sandwich Tea Trays in sets. Also full assortment OF
all sizes Tea Trays by the dozen; rev st, les
Dixons Britannia Ware very elegant patterns To-
rehcr with general assortment OF nc Table and Pocket
Cutlery Scissors, &c. &C. u2N
DAIhN1 sULAit LAitp LA4'lfo IA great variety for
rl5 DiETZ, BROTHER S co. No 3John.st.
DAPrK LAMP sHADtS-Jusl .eceised some new pat
Paper Lamp Shades ASSORTED sizes aud coors for
sale wholesale aud rctail. by DIETZ, BROTHER Go,
M lphu Afs,tt ne for Inc man n lac uTpTS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

Is PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate Hs
County OF Seg-York, notice Is hereby given TO allci
sous having claims against ELEANOR WOOD, late q us
City OF Newiurk widow, deceased, TO present The sams
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber at his store
No. 81 Beaver IN the City OF NcwYork, on OF be-
the nineteenth day Of June next. Dated New-f%A
the 10th day Of December, 1874.
dl7 law6m' THOMAS DENNY ENecnot
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

I ATHRoP Y NBARrLg.r o1-r f,- -,,. :, 80 T-,-i-,
Saast,o, IL S,ss y sIs ss0n Washed e0bs, rough
Tariocl. % bbls do,
Spirits Tn4eatirs - bh!s,
tamphce. % DO.
Roxn. so IN. p,.i ,s,,,
tofee, 70 bags Iaoeha, ~ do Afficsa. -
lhoeolAte, r-tperse CocSa Snl I'ceos P,,t. ,e -
of Webb & I,yo1nbly ~ = >0~i aNSe in2.r!ac !acinFe
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

EoY ORDER oi Hon. Elias Ransom, First Judge ihe
I'D County Courts of the County OF Niagara and Counsel
lor-at-Law In the supreme Court, notice Is hereby gwen
that attachment has issued against the estate OF OF b
joH DepUe nonresident debtor. and that the same NH
he sold FOR the payment OF his debts unless he appear b
discharge such attachment according law within ~.
months nom tie irst publication Of this notice ana ui
the payment Of any debts Que to him by residents ol ~
state and the delivery him Tor his use o any IoJ
within This State Belonging h;m and the transfer c y
such property by him, forbidden by t" aud are o'
Dated LocIport, August 18th. ieti. j. c. C0LToN,
,n.2A laNylni W. N. AtlnrneN .Dr AtiAchng EIenly.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

"a \ COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.->ituatc on
" the Kngshridge road, between 18th and 9th aven'cs,
.e 1854 and 10Th streets, containing acres oland in
good cultivation and abounirS in ut shrubbery-
&c The ground is elevated and commands noble view
OF the waters of urgate and East River and also
teus!ve view Of Long Island Terms made easy Arpy to
ANDREW * :. Il. McGoWN,
Executors of Andrew McGown, deceased; or
ta:f J ADRIANCE, Sc JOhn-st. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

CllEAP OIL SrOKE.-rhe subscriber respectfully IN
Corms the public that he continues the wholesale and
retail Lamp on aud Spirit Gas, a; his old stand OF very
superior quality. ten per cent cheaper than can DC pur
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
u-,xrrp .pg.SGENl;ST.


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
So SEw;YoRk NE, AND M ,GgwIsH g9,IIS has5 ND
WoRcEsTER-Ccuposed Of the following superior steam
e.s running in CONNECTION with the Norwcs and Boston
and Worcester Railroads:
WORCESTER, Capt. Vanderbilt
CLEOPATRA. Capt. Dus:al
HAVEN, Capt Ean Iei:- ~,
Ono Iieh VIII leave Pier No. North R!veE tEl-Eeeki;.
The New-Faven, Capt Van Feli- on Tussaayi' IAa's-
dars and SATURDAYS, 4; O'Clock, 2. Il. -.-
passengers on The arrival OF the steamers az AL!-iN
rorST VIII Immediately forwarded IN the sPeida "a
corTnodious Cars Of the E@rsad 10 BOSTON, without
change OF cs-s For passage orfreisht apply on board OK
10 rj23 n D p. ALLEN. 81 Broadway. upstairs.
ISDEPESDEST LINE.
100 =. WINTER ARRANGEIEST.-Fpt.
Co. NEWPORT, PROVIDENCE AND BoS-
ToN.-Passase 20 ProyideneeS2; 70 Bos-
ton So 50. The splendid steamboat NEPTUNE. C&Ii.
wn. Rollins, will leave pier No. North River, every
Monday and Thursday a; P. II.
All kinds OF freight taken al the lowest prices.
Passengers by this boat viii arrive in Providence IN time
10 take the morning train Of FOR Bcston.
For further information, inquire board Of The boat or
of riaatMhl1 J. v DILTS IN. l9 West ST
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

CoN-NNrS PATENT YEASr.-The best article for
raising escad ever Gsed- Warranted 10 keer In every
climate The American Institute, their late fair award
eo .he nven,e. Drlons declaring this Yeast the bcs,
s,sie ever manufactured ioc raising bread Sackwhea;
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hImnll-
school house tax s 80 schoo house tax
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SALE OF DELlNQU ENT LANDS AND TOWN LOTS
800 for IdGes.

gESE following list and Town Lots, and Of Lots, within
the county Monroe Delinquent by JOHN KERR Treasurer
and Collector said County, for the Taxes of 1914 which added the In
and Penalty due thereon and the Simple Tax of l845
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NHRISTIAN KRABS' ESTATE.-Notice
Ois hereby given that the subscribers have
been appointed and qualified as administrator and
Administrative of the estate of Christian Krabs,
late Of Monroe county, deceased. All persons
having CLAIMS against said estate viii present them
legally authenticated within one year for settle
ment And all persons indebted to said estate will
pie ase call and make immediate payment.
WILLIAM STILLEE. Admir-.
ANNA KRABS, Adm'x.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, WoopsElELp, Nov. .


Agreeaby the provisions Of entitled prescribing the duties
County AUDITORS passed March S4O
prescribing the duties Of County Treasurers January
hereby notices that the whole several
parts contained in the foregoing
the and penalty charged thereon, will be
the Court House, the Of Woodfe Monroe county,
second Monday January being the twelfth day said
county Treasurer such and penalty be paid before that
time t s1 JOHN M. KIRKBRIDE, auditor
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BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS,


.fboM mule south o. the borough or Bedford, Penn
sylpania.
ESPY L. ANDERSON, proprietor, respectful
IL ly informs the public that he has fitted up and
newly furnished the above celebrated watering place
in a style of superior attraction and comfort, and
that it is now fully prepared for the reception and
accommodation of a very large number of yisiters
The extensive buildings which have been erected
within the last three years, and other improvements
that have been made on liberal scale and at great
expense, with the important natural advantage of
salubrious climate, rich and diversified mountain
scenery, hunting grounds Astounding in game, and
waters whose medicinal virtues are unsurpassed by
any in the world, have placed the Bedford Springs
amongst the most attractive and fashionable sum-
mer resorts in the United States.
Mr.. Anderson has the qualification to announce
to the numerous patrons Of the springs and the pub
lic that the establishment will be placed under the
superintendent of Mr.. A. S. Barnum, proprietor
Of Barnums Hotel in Cumberland, Maryland,
whose reputation and superior qualifications give
the fullest assurance of comfort and enjoyment to
all who may seek this retreat either for health or
pleasure. (Barnum's Hotel at Cumberland will, Of
course, be continued as usually A large number Of
experienced servants and an excellent band of mu.
sic have been provided for the season.
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