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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23
Thing. in Philadciphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA Sept -
Our markets have maintained more steadineSs
than those OF your city the receipt Of the steamer
news Holders ofFOur ssh - out brands not oil hFst
quality. sell for 81 - and - =. PeHns W heat rrse
upon the usw- and StIll riaiEtxrs itsef Teu setl.
ING lG2 lot and white 100 u los Com Meal
i very scarce a. - p Rye Flour also - s3.-
Corn Is IN reqrc<:-car-o sales yellow Southern
20 WHISKY has advanced. both on account Of the
advance OF Grain and the probable expectation O.. the
later TO the Snd @; Schrsps-t rules = and 90 cents
Provisions and Groceries quiet though y o. Sugar con-
n,,es IL request In Cotton holders are ADORE the pre-
sent views Of purchasers and there are no sales except
10 keep spinIers ~ work
Some OF the factories st Manayurk have been
induced By me lowering aspect OF the future 20 reduce
wages This Is seized upon BY denasoSacs to rT'tts
Labor asas: Capital bat think the woTSrnen are be
ginning 70 tire OF that sham sympathy waich "eeps AZ
their distress while !. could avert /. by supporting hon
css legislation We have had nlaeh OF tHs same ayS''
in our STATE know il is TOO iac to repeat Il IN the
mining districts ard think the manufacturing opeFs'
t.yes have also cuttaeir eye teeth.
The, CORNERSTONE OF a new Presbyterian Church
in Lumbard below Ninth row erecting Tor the use o.
coorcd congregation, was LAID yesterday Win 2ppTo'
pr:a,, snG impressive ceremonies, Reverend Messrs
Barnes Rood and Gloucester o:ac:ae,i--'hc latte! CO..
ored clergyman who Is 10 De pastor OF the church
\ nan iGmpcd from : coal tram on the Reading
Railroad last evening. and was run over and scd oy
another train which following lie fvSt G!d MOI
learn MS
An alarm OF fire at the -Arch.st Theatre last
evening, during the performance when tNs mouse " a.
densely crowded The restoration OF ShakspeSrc
original tent, came very producing iaa! results
The audience or great part OF them were pans
stricken and unanimously rushed Tor the doors lat
alarm spread from the ignition OF piece OF ha'=.nS
irapery and there sctual danger but scyerS!
PERSONS we're bruised. and small damage WAS cone
70 garments Calmnsss and presence OF mind, unde'
similar circumstances are the best precautions asas
SAIrs or SrocXs-First Bodr!-s2O0O State ;,
90. Bk NAulerica, SIS Bk Louisville, 50 80 Read
me- 81: $1,000 Wilmn 6s X, "a BenoesS Rodrds-
$1,000 Girard b5rw. 10. Secosd b0aTd-sS'O sta'e y
wv. &c: 500 do IS do COS 5000 5. b CO.. .ii;a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

CLUoN! CLucN! CLuoS'-The tnoa is sput
terins about the consistency OF President Polk on
the Oregon question. 1t is extremely anxious to
setthe 81 40 chickens once more under the Pres
idcntial VIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

Lieut.. Hunter Bearer Of Dispatches 10 Comma
GOre SlOate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

y Conference.-The Newark Advertiser pub
fishes communication several respectable cs,.
tcr,cn explaining the circumstances at:en.a. n. -,
Railroad accident ncas Railway. They say.
When between two or three miles from Rasx,,
about from seven to Ten persons Ourselves in'y3,
were standing the platforms between the m, -
second laughing and taking when one OF ourc,
number incidentally remarked 10 those Of the o,sr
platform. how easy would h ior !. 10 lcNye y. =
hind. Bu- we are well convinced that the ind,ySi,
wao made this remark had 10, The mos, reno,r a.
that anything OF the Kind would ~ attempted Pp :
4 few seconds some one more suggested 10 null a.
the bolt AMI let the TWO HAD cars loose This was ~
cested perhaps from The tact that Rssw,
and that we were 70 leave par, oi company a. H.
place. Some one WAS heard 10 say out with the bo,
AZ this however, OF the number put bis loo, IN
the holt. saying We, do not Some one however n
ter he removed his foot il Is believed a'd pull on, :
raise tie hot 80 10 detatcA the cars and the pnhary
result i known. We are persuaded that was ior
from the impulse OF the moment without reflection an
only with the idea Of playing trick The hinder car
not thinking OF the consequences tina, Nigh, follow
We together with Others OF the COMPANY spent ,or,
time III entcavouns 10 nnd out the individual WI
pulled The toL hut cannot yet identity him the r,f
-ou wGo Says lie the act, says he did nc, take -,
fcicnt notice OF hin; know vino he was had he b,sp
acquainted with him.
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Now YORK TRIBUNE.
.spe oIT.IpE OF T0-DAY,s PAPER.-G
Delegate. to the Wing state Convention.

L,icizaoud-JoES NJ. 5isoS5oS
Ltrtngs.on.-PMto c. FrLLzE and SeoIi L +'--.5
Csssgo-EsENgzEl BiAKxtY bES'A''i' ~ - ''-1
A. D. WfLLIAas. ,,.
HI WILLIAMS and Haley sLaDE'
orkans--lsAAc swAs.
se4<a4ctGdy,-JoHS sAsoEES
Oaondaga-Hon. VICTORY BrRpszYE and Gen. A';o'
erA.cEa are TWO OF the Delegates nominated; the
o,ter two we hare not learned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

II Tho National haelligeaeer, alludipg TO the
presentation OF the name OF Hon JOHN NJ CLAY
roS.as a candidate for The Presidency by paper
in Delaware feels authorized to state that Mr. Clay.
tons feelings arc entirely opposed TO this proceed.
ing, We believe Mr. Clayton expressed wish
time ago to the Editor OF the journal ques-
tion that his name might be Withdrawn, but his re
quest was not complied with. The motive for thus
using his name withou, his may be to give
q Fictitious Importance to the journal alluded to.
That nc possesses in an eminent degree the qualit-
cations requisite to the office must be universally
onceded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23
r,r,r and D,rcc, Ta,otiou.

We notice Indications in certain quarters oil an
effort to make an issue III the Loco-foco party IN
favor of absolute Free Trade and Direct Taxation.
and In opposition to all Tariffs whetherior Revenue
or Protection Sir Robert Walker, it is thought
has no objection to being made Free Trade can
didate for the Presidency in opposition to Slns
Wright, or whoever else may be put forward as
the representative OF the Van Buren, swindle OF n
Tariff for Revenue and - Incidental Protection
The Progressive Democrat. Just started in this
CITY, is on the Free Trade tack. and we shall not
despair Of seeing the lines drawn between the nd
vocates OF Genuine Free Trade and the friends oil
the Protective policy. clean issue on the point
is all we ask.
According to n report in the Herald, Secretary
Walker lately presented to the Democratic Asso-
citation of Washington Tariff project with fly
leaf attached. which, if adopted, would have been
tantamount to recommendation OF undiluted
Free Trade and Direct Taxation for raising the
twentysix millions required for the annual support
of the Government in addition untold extra mil
lions for war expenses, &c. The proposition was
voted down almost by acclammaton those onlyvot-
lug for It who consideration OF their services dur
ing the late canvass have been elevated to offices III
the several departments Resolutions were then
proposed, approving OF the Administration and
these too were rejected one of the officers stating
that the objectoi maintaing the organization OF the
Association was, not to uphold the existing -Ad'
minstraticn. but to secure something more reliable
md substantial Officers were then elected for the
Association TO the number of some twelve or four,
teen subordinates, and Of all the number not an
otHce,holder was honored with an appointment
Blair and Rivcs, formerly publishers OF the Globe
arc attached to this association the latter being
nrincinal executive officer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

p NJ Peter Hendrickson. residing about
mile West Of ga.rsnsiale / l. kicked IN the aldo
men on Tuesday !ast BY hors which he was doc;orns
and 50 severely injured that he lived oay about fvc
hours Deceased was single s:san shout to-iy-eish'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23
From the Camps ard from, Mexico.

Since Our last paper dispatches have been -
ceved isoa the camps OF Generals Taylor SID Wool
They confirm substantially the accounts which We r.
psis,eAed IRON thc Nc~.OIl-ar> papers Cen TAv,
was On tie eve o. marching for Monterey Gen. W.
was Receiving arn.s, ammunition. and recruits agd va
preparing TOR an isrnediste march Chihuahua H.
three camps aIr. in rsicr snd eNpec; to hes- Of -
es:vc and successful resls from al =; no Gstsas a,v
Il g supposed ,ha. in thirty days, or sooner Gen Tn
will DC in possession OF Monterey and perhaps o. S
Gen Wool. OF TIE army OF the centre, viii DC Al -
huAhus and Col. Hearney VIII be al Santa Re n.
reshes are apparently drawn. closer around the Ns
cans and three important poets and sections OF cor
W. i! be in our hands besides The ports which we ~,
have taken il California lrn:oa
~ The Union also gives synopsis Of the On
tents OF Mexican journals received al the Navy DEM,
meat Is intelligence has mainiy been anticipated y
accounts from New-Orlcsas. Gen Sails who was
tho exercise OF the chief executive authority usd
address 10 Santa Aas in which he stated the, 81 4.
troops of the republic had been placed to c
,crey. New Mexico ard the CALIFORNIA; The par,
however. tell a tiincryi,- story
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n-SpaTczEs FOR THE TRIBUNE

nv eLEc TRIO TELEGRAPH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23
BRooKLYN AFFAIRS

FIRx-A IRE broke out this morning about Il
O'clock ta-ee doors from corner OF Jackson IN Wstcr-st
yytich DESTROYED two Buildings WAFER - SID Two
buildings o. Iea- ct lots corner OF Jackson and ateE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

Proposed Exchange Of The Captain Of The IruAton
for Gen. La Vega.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

THE STEAMER PRINCETON SENT To cHAGREs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

~ GouRAuD's ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP - y, j;
10 Tan, PimpIes, FfecAles seaoahi ,s tore s
bleE:ishes, pay TAKEN al o. J" 1Ae a,s i RezS
Broadway, positively to be hS' ~ aus scis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23
Dispatches supposed to be Warlike'
SANTA AVA AT THE CAPITAL.

CO. sALIs ACTING PRESiDENI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

e Col CoMsTocK they say is experimenting
ihe building OF monster Steamboat 10 new
route 70 Boson-he Boat TO 20 FaiLRiyer, zad the
II? thence concluded by Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

a srLEyprD EseiSE-one Of the most bcaut
tul Fire Engines we have IS at the House
OF No. II Nassau-st 1t built by Mr. Waterman OF
Hudson, and is about be by Mr. James Hlyer to
NewOr!esns for Company No. = OF that City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

Iithh." ANbLhSp4't W. ~ po''S'g
the first Establishment above Hestefii
Please notice the number, 90. 80 2weol'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

y \ man named Shay and his wife were ar
rested and committed 10 the County Jail on achsrge OF
hayaz lei. :her child II the care OF Mrs ltdius AZ
south B-oosp whom ,hcv went to visit, with evi-
dent intention to abscond AID abandon. The complain
ant brought the child 10 tie police Office and twas gwen
into the charge Of the Saperntentents OF tie Poor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

CHURCH OF THE MEssIAH.-Thc public VIII not
have forgotten tia; among the disastrous conse-
quences Of the Fire a, Ni5los the total destruc.
ton OF the Colored Church occupying the second story
OF Phenix Hal Every thing, literally every thing, OF
properly belonging this Church was lost-organ, b!
bes Prayer Books fixtures sc. &C. and il!
Tered abroad with no place 10 worship The congrega-
ton numbers sbou; two hundred persons, with Sun
daySchool OF thirty scholars and constantly increasing
There aboa, eight thousand colored Inhabitants IN
The CRY, and not church accommodations Tor one half
o; ther. An appeal therefore made by the Rector
Wa-tens and Trustees for the SUN OF $4,000 to be
raised by subscription. The Rector Is Rev. ALEXANDER
CEoMNEr. II Moist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

On Aondsy morning the premises known
= sfo7Psirs Baths, al the corner OF Broadway and
were broken INTO AID robbed CT soid watch
eo.ea silver spoons. valuable gold ring, gold eye
sass SCI OF gold shrs buttons, $50 SO in money
PAR q vsabss pistols and other articles. worth IN al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

THAT HAr.-We are at length released 9TH
cally from the nputaton which the iustgiou, o. e. O.
Society Charleston thought proper to cast upon our
Editorial veraci,y-havng yesterday received the fol-
lowing Letter from the Inquisor General OF that body
HALL OF THE O. 6. Q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

Y Yesterday afternoon fine boy between :
and years II .-e named Richard Logan whose parents
RESIDE at Nc. lso FrankIiast was plaEing upon and
about some boats in TIE North River the foo, OF Ear-
rsonss when by scae ace:den, ne trn overheard and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

- The year 1901 is accounted by all good chro-
biologists we believe to have commenced the Nineteenth
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THE TRIBUNE.
From the Liverpool Chronicle.
OLD TIME
nYa. LINx.xus pANxs.

THERE'S mighty Old .piul abroad in the AR
Aan nis footsteps are ri.ui- -yery ~tere:
He ,tn o--n az: mountain all no.ry Wiz years.
Aud cfi ), oed,.sed In al ocean OF tears;
Hs hath c.moered er ,urrr-t and b-ttiernent gray,
And vrs,, them to Dsnjie- Of silent decay
H.. hath ,x.p, through forest and isic al ois",
The .t.i,vart oak chief u the leafy 'rsoe, low;
In Ar, rs In Mature the vsst and sublime,
All speak Of the Waits Of gray beard Time
He. skeleton ,h.ng with a countenance grim,
All too,hlcss his guns, and his eyeoAila din;
A two.o ged ,cytne Ia his ank, oony hand,
His scuicbeon a he,chrnent Of siass-eboins sano
A tisr of Jewels, woru,>esten aad black.
And srrows ornnipotent hung ~ bis bsck; ~i,5
II. mounts the lightning ne leaps VIII 70
D..troyog and nca,terng, before hod oeniSe
The sun di4vs ,nado~, and old abbey eo'
Denote Nth a warning The mission u iiN''
Ua ,o.,rs,b unyearied by night and % Gay,
a ds,in. did ioo,p.d .tlli tracking our way
u ,..,.,b mn din aeon no Judicial ists
&c '.1 axe from besgsred and great
u -. .,1,b sith youth In ia valley OF Towers
.or..tb with love through the eagle "4hseo hours
o., ,b. b.ld. oa,rd laird and the reuiulous Hnee
m, mos, he deiighteth with eve. to be-
bil. the wounded in heart and the deepest 10 crime
Reg call from the mighty physician O'd Ilme.
II. ninde;h the traffic. both early and late,
Tina, i,ue,p the road " Eternity's gate
And uasseth mono by, shod with earthsciayoy mlre,
Hut ne ,sLeth the body rs toll for bis hire.
I'm, GRAND se may siG his richly carved chair,
And m. Iih's blood Of insects Indignantly wear;
The monarch may rule ss god, on his throne,
Der the leAsehod Of ashes he cslleth his own
But the spoer round their sronghods shall climb
And six leer Of earth be the conquest OF Time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04

THE FARzERs' LTBRART.-Every friend OF
agriculture in The country wish success 10 the
Farmers Library, to which the veteran fneno O.,
agriculture John 5. Skinner. is now devoting al
his faculties-a work so elaborate and comprehen
sive that i, has been well suggested IN 'si -
quarters that it ought ne adopted IN all our bo,
schools That it viii ultimately be there can ;s
l,ie doubt. We are very glad 10 learn ina, h.
patronage. a. this early perod-only h,a. .aI;cta.
since j, was comuiencedfsr eIceas nc sdi,or n
# he publish,rs who encourage i9e eoiso, 10
M ex en-. TO make it worthy OF Inc age 'oe
esa sc an and me country They have alfsaay osen
,se nec.ssity OF reprnng back numbers 70
', he demand and 10 issue an edition OF three
!hessnd copies Every subject slustrated where
are necessary at whatever cost. making
Generally two illustrated volumes OF near 700 pages
each. In quality Of paper and style of printing |;
does credi, 10 the employed and 10 Inc liberal
proprietors
The Editors particular ambition seems TO be to
excite The young Of the country TO seek ds'inc
ton by excellence in Agriculture which ne Is at
tempting 10 do By giving ia the Farmers Library
elegant engraved Portraits Of men eminent for lheir
servIces 10 the neresI, accompanied by memoirs OF
their writings and examples in the field OF pract1ce
Bangor Daily Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04
STAATS 8 BA4AER.

CLOTHING AND FuRSIShIS6 WAkEhoCs2.
No. l7y Sroltrdy directly opposis R0rcdrd Hote!)
~ & 8. recelviug large sBc elegant assor;
- mon. OF spring snd summer Goods hich they III
up tbs fashionable styles al hef us1.
vi reasonable price,.
Stranger. ana Other. can ,apped with very superb
OF article OF READY MADE. CLOTHING.
Blue. brown snd black colh OTess and
rpCi ItHs, 'Sif ~ W
SaIo q lls CAlnr-rsII Peo CCa.s ~ TO i o.
r'e-as h-rt,An. De Lsu s.cE CuEis...... ~ 10 ~
2hu.s o! CS> Llu-a pr.l., sc ~. ~ 10 M
Ee.tt OF While Mars Cashmere, SiEs &c- ~ 10 Q ~
Ovefcos!-s mt and b-Agnfl r~-eis, Saxo Gothas
aad Cssstues-s iOf travelling O'-rcSa.s
isc general assortment OF furnishing srtices, viz
Crasess SIocs.. Ties. Co.ars Gloves Suso-ncerS
81. nnN rnstln linn-r Sh'rs & SC mig SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04

LrcERDEMAIs-oR How TO GETA WHOLE SUIT
OF CLOTHES 1sTo A JUSY BoTTLE.-Every time
you feel like taking HORN" drop the price OF q
'Dipper'' into the bottle and drink glass OF pure
cold water Repeat this unit; the bottle is full then
break and carry the contents TO good tailor And
within the space week, you viii find yourselves
enca.ed in new suit OF clothes withoutany trouble
or pense 10 yourself. The same can be done with
bats boots dc. We have known CARLOAD OF wool
and barrel Of -four be ,ransmogrifed in similar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04
LAND AND LOAN AGENCY

HENRY PAYSON having Gagged Ia he business CT
general Land and Losn Agony, respectfully soiciis
share thu patronage Of nj, friends asd Others he
The ut:e Of m-s.rs Shlpmsn ayres 81 Wal.
n from - "a 3 O'clock and his Office near Peck
slip Ferry, Williams burgh ~ other business hours
He hs. for 'n- reasonable i-rns large number OF
buaing lot. various Of the pleasant and thriving
village OF \, is Also uur'-r Of very desis
bic IeDem-ns auun hirb very sad convenient
modern hu cling house with six lots OF ground, IN
nigh Stale OF cultivation, and richly stored win great
-ty OF fruit And .nrgbberya good sl-be and
carriage house II Is bred d.s'rahls place OF
-.d nc. cannot fo 10 The vicinity of New York Guy
Wi-nsburgh Is IN Incorporated village containing q
population OF u 900 ,Lnabisntsit well provided
with churches OF almost every rrg Ous t-nouIs on, aud
sufficient number OF good public Ard private schools With
pure found IN paris OF The
country Inyl4 incod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04
jnoia Rubber GOODS.

|OoDNEAR,- PATENT Elastic Suspenders, man
Iutscuf-d nj H-w.tt " have always given the beat
sti,fncton Of any in the market The subscribers WIN Sci
their r-fainne II !o prices 10
GLIDING Fancy SIX Goods msd- cypress Tor The retail
rod. All our good. warranted perfect, made up o.
IN. very mat rial. and full length
p-k-r- and others Invited Ia call and -Sanns our
stock h-:lr. purch4.ng else Sh " We sell cheap
mvistf HTrCHINSON. RUSYoN. ~ Maif"n--n-
4 Moody EAn,- rATEST-A and beautiful ar.
VI tc- Cum Cloths. s-nty painted, much chs aper
and more durable ihan DruggeL
my2 GEO bEECHER lVU Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04
WATER POWER

TO CAPITALISTS AND MANUFACTURERS
rENHE only extensive unoccuprd Water Power near Tue
CIV Of New-Yors is NJ Dashville Falls J,t.r County
aud which offered for sse 10 isase on very IL
etal aud such qualities Ia suil applicants The
Power tn. whole dow Of the Waikiki River, OF 100 mi!-s
in length natural dam Of - fact being nv sur
vry .0c cubic feet OF sHef per hour IL ia lowest ate
chpsbr Of operating i2N spn-s In %. drirs season,
And rQu. to Of tho Powers Tue access TO
Dnshvir Is good roads from Poughk--Psir, hyde
PARK kirgston Eddvvilir. Steamboats, daily To-
within OF the F4is and freishs taken n low
rate, Ia the Winter there daily communication bJ the
Erie Railroad To company with sufficient capital 10 rl-
prove snd build up large manufacturing n.er,< The pro-
prisiors b. wiling In the hole OF heir prop
cry al Da.hve, consisting Of Factory Buildings D"el"g
dnu.-. Machinery, Mil Sizes Water Power Land aud
Village Lois fair vAnsson. snd ould lake STOCK Tor
tvsohiris the The buildings one our-siory
Cotton Factory OF 81 by 100 1ih $500 spndles and
81 power looms ia operation; one lhfe--iory Woorn
Factory, IS by S. with machinery Saw Miii and hx
lures hr--,lory Boarding Hou,- OF stone 81 by '
seven Dwelling Houses, Store. Cotton House, Dye Hous-
Stabl-- Sheds, Blacksmith. shop: Nc For far
lher psrticusrs apply To GEURGE BUTLER,
wis JH.eNOs N--.v-at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04

NOTICE. n-f-o, slv-u purs.an /, sll..- tn.t - e
tnr Ead-f. sn-t have ben duly appointed oy Hon.
jacob q Lzn.ns, supreme Court Inmi.siou-r TfGs.
tees for a.. the creditors % E.h MEL
ns d1bori and a! Persons indebted the s.d N4lh4nl
JacocEs b-r-oy required render account Of
de0a and sums OF money owing by respectively ID
Inc s-i Ssts1nie J-cOcAE and 70 pay h-
before he tn DAY Of July The cc- Of G Par
me-e IN The village Of L4n.lnsbugh R-G,sei4-r Couuty
ard al persons h.ns tGzir po.,=,son aGy properly
FL cts Of toe said Jacocss required deliver sam
10 s OF or before Iae day and AZ place sp-c-6
acn al cfecilors OF ns celver
their respective accounts and demands the same
time and place Dated Lau.inghursh May 90 1916
ALFRED e. TIMING
CHARLES c. PAkMELgE, Trus;eea
m727 iaw3v RUFUS CARTON
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NJ. COkBLTT,


SURGICAL ASU MECHANICAL DEsTlsT,
ESPECTFU LILY auCJ1Ac=s 70 lie CITIZENS OF Brook
vicinity :nzI as oas opened az oinc- a. Is
H-ury, AlsGac-.L SfooSiyr ~serr all operations
p-rApiuS 5 yrUfcsbOr VII b. Performed with such
AM ability snt such DC .rusis viii give
sails ac. % sad rusur- patronage.
Aching :r-lh h,sics nc nerves exposed treated II
such cogplst-i? removes The pain and al The
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