davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
aaFARN FOR SALE AT AUCTION-The

60 FARM FOX SALE AT &UCTJON.-The
subscriber being determined dispose Of his Farm
Offers for sale and II not sold al private sale
or before "Wednesday the sih day Of February next II
will on tha, O'Clock in the -r-noon be sold pub
lie auction the premises The highest bidder Sale pos
live Said Farm lies IN The Of La Grange, Duich-ss
County miles South East OF the village OF Pou ghkeep
sic contains about 1888 OF Laud of excellent quail
Ivy handsomely divided. With first Buildings OF all
kinds suitable for farm and all taary II IL in first
ence and finely Iatred aud excellent Fmit of various
kinds the above described Farm il Of the desire
bic farms 10 the County OF Duch.Ss PersoDa Wishing
purchase such farm invited TO call and examine for
themselves. Payments easv Conditions mad- known on
me day OF sale Also al the time I'll his persona
perry, consisting Of Horses, OXen Cows, Hogs Farming
Utensils OF all kinds Hay Grain on the ground. &c
SIMEON UEARIN.
Dated La Grauy-. Duirhaaa Co Ian II 1aI6 81 Svy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

H. W. SMITH.
Attorney and Councillor Law land Solilor Ch4ncery
LONDON, MADIso. CO. OHIO,
WILL pay particular attention collection -ntrUst-
w ed him and attend any business the Legal Pro-
fession any OF the Circuits in the State OF Ohio
REFERENCES.
Hon. Ogden Hoffman, NewforA
% Edward Curus,
II. II Grinnel,
James Monroe, "
80 W. S Hastings Mindou, Mass
' DanL D. Barnard. Albany, N. Y,
Jno Sergeant, Philadelphia
- Geo. W. Toiand,
- CAss Naylor
" Leinuel Paynier,
P J. Wagner. Fort Pain, II. Y.
J. Rigdway, Columbus, Ohio. lSf lswim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

g. FOR SALE-Tbe new elegant Gothic stone House
~ and Lot No. 10 Gramercy PARK GthsL The Holsei1
situated directly that beauiu! PARK, Is 81 Zee! tron
81 feet deep three stories and sc nigh, and OF the most
coniodious construction. II hes Croou water gas pipes
and furnace rbee connected with excellent furnace
lhroughouL There spacious hail. marble nled is marble
rnsnes ss,usry 10 frat s;or plate gasl IN the whoeor
pa;ed furniture II sil the room-sath rooms and wafer
coses mahogany doors In frsI story yerandah front
AID and the whole repete with every Tor
re family snd "a hHished n he most nes! and substantial
manner. Th- will be sold either with without
the lot in he rear s,hsl FOR erns which VIII be ae
conrnodaang, apply 10 ELlHC TOWNSEND, % Mer.
chsrts' Excharge. or c. 4 g. sELDEN, Is Gramm=rcJ
- - - W.T., 80 Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate OF the
County OF NewYork Notice is hereby given 10 81 per
sons having claims against Richard Evans late oil Exeter
England deceased present the with the vouchers
In The CITY of NeYork on the tenth day
OF July next Dated, Newly ork the 9Th day OF January,
1916. GEO. +. ALLEN, Adminlsrh'o,
totr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

MACHINE for sale-Aas been but h.
ls1 lie used, and IN complete order Inquire a. rs
ren-st In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
THos F. PEERS Deputy Sheriff
Dated New York January ooih 1896 $50 l,v6%

CHERRIES sALE.-By virtue OF several wr,ts OF
- fier Facias. 10 directed arc delivered. Will ex-
pose sale Friday the 9th day ofFeT1ary next al The
vesbule OF the City Hall OF the City of Newly crE at l.
o'clock NJ all The r!gh title and interest Of Joseph Cadets
which he mad on the sd day OF August le or al any Time
aerward Of IN and 10 ali ihose three Certain lots OF land,
with buildings thereon situate In the l2ih Ward OF the
City of New York, the South Westerly side OF 5dstreei,
which taken together bounded follows VIZ begin
ming al point hundred feet distant South Easery from
the OF the E;ghsveuue, thence running along the
SouihWesiery side OF said iSdsiree. sky feet to point
hundred and sixty feet distant South EGsiery from the
OF the Eighhsvenue; thence esery along
line parallel with the Eighth hundred feet four
inches thenceN oTtWesterly along line parallel with
3dsreet sixty feet; thence North Eaery along line par
eel with the Eiehhsvenue hundred feet four inches TO
the place beginning Each of said three lots being in
breadth in front tdsree and the rear twenty feet,
and in length each side hundred feet four inches
Dated New-iork, January 18Th, 1916.
WM JONES, Sheriff,
Tuos + PEERS Daruiv ShnriF. lie lAw6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

NAIENEtNESs Naentlnes NR!ent.nes-JaNSr.N Y
BELL lS NRs,au-s have on hand the greatest sssori-
ren Valentines u be found in Cppids Regions among
which the following kinds Comic Sentimental Love
SICK Acrosc Funny Buresque Curious Humorous Beau
til HearStuck Witty Arabesque, Counting, SerioCo-
ica Characteristic, Sewiichng Poencsl Heartrending,
Love-encouragiag, Hearpiecing. Trihng Caricasure,
llvening Heart aching. Despairng Raving-red Hearts-
ing High.aowu Lsnpoouing Romantic, Lookingout Pro,
posal Espousai, Matrimonial Reupecklng. Suicidal aud
many cther varses for Tsrtcars 0: which inquire oi
rs JANSEN x BELL, Sistiouers. &c. l5s Nssssu-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

IN PURSUANCE of TN order OF the Surrogate OF the
lCouny OF New YORK, Notice is hereby given 10 al per-
sons having claims against lothian NJ Baldwin late OF the
CITY of York. deceased present the same with Inc
vouchers thereof subscriber At ais sihce NO ZV'
Cherry.sr,e in the CITY New York, before The
twentieth day July next Daied Ne-York the fourteenth
day of lamar 1876 JOTHAhi z. BALDWIN,
rs lsvvfuF Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
PAPER HANGINGS
II - L


TVOWELL & BROTHERS, Manufacturers and Import
ers OF Paper Hangings, having opened in New
City branch of their Philadelphia Establishment would
RESPECTFULLY cal the attention of the czens of New York,
and others wanting goods in their ne 10 their extensive
ssorlment OF Paper Hnngng Borders Fire Board Prints
Curtain Papers and all other articles ia their line of bust
ness.
.vems az DomeRic Manufactures, in thu cities Of New
York Philadelphia and Boston Silver Medals for the ,ups
or OF their goods Halter themselves that they
can se better article for the money than can he pur
chased elsewhere.
~ FRISCO PAPERS.
The sabscr bsrs would particularly call attention TO their
large OF Fesco Papers for Parlors and Column
PaTers for Halls Public Rooms, Entries &c &c
k,so Curtain Papers new article fer windows.
PaperinC OF Rooms, Halls &c promptly attended 10 by
careful workmen.
vantage to give US a call
HOWELL 4 BROTHERS, No. lS7 Broadway.
2doors above the City Hotel
Alot OF Drawers aud Shelvin: for sale as above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
Boarding an6 6otfls.

BOARD WANTED in Brooklyn-Bys Young Gen
ID tlelnan his wife, till May next in Henry or HICKS
81 between Pierpon and Atlantic that vicinity Ad-
dress " Board,n box 457 N. Y. Post Office. l9t 81
spHARD.-A gentleman and his wife, or iwo sipgle
ID gentlemen. obtain pessaut rooms WIN board Oy
applyng n, 20 Whte-st References exchanged. III
DVARDINGs.-A gentleman and his vile or lew SIN.
ID pie gentlemen can obtain board with pleasant rooms a.
Forsylh-st References exchanged lfi y"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

HILL & BENNETT,
TOLEDO, LUCAS COUNTY, OHIO
Attorneys and Councillors al Law, Solic''ofs Ai1 hS1
Agents.
WILL attend promptly 10 the COLLECTION ana Remittance
w OF Debts Reter in New York 10
White BArnes Wn w Campbell. Esq.
T B& j. Odeu Carey Metz Esqs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

61FOR SALE-Lcts on iih and 45th ats belween the
e7S oh and 10Th avenues
- Lands ia Delaware, Sullivan and Broome Countless
Timber Lands in Essex Warren and Hamilton Counlies
Lots In Gowsnus, the Greenwood Cemetery. For
sale by Isl L. LINCOLN % Nassau. st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

SPERM CANDLEs.-4l boxes low price sperm csr-
- Dies for sale By HOWELL GIRAUD Isl Westst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
Eeaal Notires.

SHERIFF SALE.-By -.rtue of several wIla o. herl
- facias 10 directed aud delivered, VII e3poSs q
sale at the Vesikuie OF the City Hall in the Cty OF Ne
YORK Friday, the 9Th Of March, 1876, al L e9ek N
all he right title and interest OF Epbas spencer Hn.e &c
ha The 10th dhy OF June 1915, a. any te s'.s va
certain lot piece parcel ground wiih The
on situxted lying and being the former teVenh teoW
seveuieenh) Ward Of The City OF NewYorS on me easier,
IL side Of i5e Frstavenue bounded westerly n on o. me
Firstsvenue twenty-six fee; taree ineces. ols 81 go
southery by line drawn in ea1tsrly direction {.
snge. TO ess,ey side he Fi.srenue nom point
said easerly side OF Frs;avenue, Just hy iee. no.t
yrsrtly from the norteastery OF a1o
the Frsteveuue beng on said sou,hery side seventy
feet nine inches ess-besdss he rear par as-
after conveyed eastward by what lsiey OchEc,ae
euy-,hree feet eight inches, more or less nohrsrdly by
the souihery of lot number orty-siI cersin map or
pot number four o. Philip Minhorns Term peIonshe 70
Samuel and Sarah Hae,t Surveyed and aid out into os
Nsw-York, September 2ith l5ls by Stephen LuduI City
Surveyor, and being said norhery sice si.sx ee SIX
inches. more or less. WM. JONES, sn-ris.
JoSA. W. ALLEN, Deputy Sheriff
New.Yo5E February u, 1915 Isl lswoT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

*. To iET-The thre--story brick House No. ID Cher
Is ry-st near FrsnkhrsqCsre. Has been occupied "a
boarding house for many years To good LEI anL
will De rented ic-r possession Immediately II desired IN
quire OF T. J. COLEMAN 81 Wg-st from no III 4 81
60 COUNTRY RESIDENCE AND FARM AZ
Private Sale the head Of Great Neck, North hemp
stead, Long Island, containing 10 acres OF Lana IN
der high cultivation, with tine src convenient
buildings The Situation IS unsurpassed for beauty &c &c
For particulars apply 20 ANTHONY j. bLEEShER,
l6fIw Aucaoneer Brosf-s,.
90 A FARM FOR SALE.-Sitasis on he Roedt rou
tes New Rochelle White Painl about equi- dssnif.om
's each containing 80 ACRES OF LAND, al Of winch
L. Plough Land excepting Ten Acres which Is Wood Lanc
The place divided By lane I'd sd o1i conyenisns
los for cultivation AL the fences Of stone In gccd
order and grounitc him sat- o. The build
n. all OF good character md II order. For Tthssppy
"ssa aDfi al =, g u Jo OH N-v.Yo,s
GaF FOR sALE-A valaab. farm OF 100 acres OF ex-
ceilent land 50 of wood the remainder urGer oigh
Of cultivation. situated n one OF me pessnsst
villages on The East end Of Lcng lslanc oc tae feeonc
B.y miles from Riverhesd. The oucinssars al ne"
and convenient comprsirg double house Two os!cs aod
ouh0ases handsomely arranged and win lui!
h.d other pleasant and desr Terms
favorable fiSfl L. lincoln. = Nassaast
-, A FARM PUK SALE-Containtng 81 acres OF
SS lard In hi N state ofcnlrvson situated IN the
s. ofEasrh.stsr Wesichestsr County half mle from
Esrisr Rsilrosd Hunts Bridge On sa Farm there Ia
Iarpr cling house, barns shed mill house and
other out buildings Two young apple orchards and va
ely Of other fruit
For particulars inquire of John Hayward Charles Val
entire Valentine, Eascheste the premises, CT
! SLIM JOSEPH HUssoNr Is ohanberLst n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

ZINE And SUPERFINE BOOK PAPER
u 200 reRuls 2Ix33 inches, 80 lbs per
200 rcnme 2ixS3 nches, sc lbs per ream
400 reans 2ix59 inches % lbs per roam.
500 reans 2ixS8 inches 40 lbs Der
1870 reams 2fx39 inches, "A bs per ream.
GOO reaIns 24xSS inches &c lbs per resm.
100 2iXS9 inches, 40 lbs per ream.
$50 Teams 2Ix39 inches, 80 lbs per reanl.
100 reams PASS inches, 90 lbs per reani.
100 reams 2ix3S inches Gu lbs per ream.
For sale In lots 10 suit purchasers. by
l3f2w CYRUS W. FIELD, Burlingslip
ITO JEW Ell EEs-For Sse-The fixtures small
stores in Broadway Terms liberal Possession lst May,
or sooner, II required For particulars inquire OF
6f2w r. n. LOCKWOOD. No. 126 Fultnn-s
MARBLE MANTELS. Doors, Castings, Grates, &c.
Vl &c-The entire trimmings Of house No q Cortland at
them forthwith. HORACE Ii. DAY, IS Maidenane.
19f 81
EXTRACTS FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
UPWARDS OF fly varieties OF the choicest extracts for
u sale Wholesale and retail by
w I'm E ROuSSSL l59 broadwaY
VHNCLISH FOURDRINIER FELTING-12
Lfeet long, &c inches wide. endless
"a feet long. &c inches wide, endless.
IL feet l7pg, rs inches wide, endless.
81 feet long, &c inches WIDE endless.
Jackets Press Roll Fel,s, &c. &c. For sale by
laflw CYRUS w. FIELD. Burlng-slip
CANIPHENE, Burning Fluid, Alcohol &c
~ so hbls CAlnphene of a most superior quality.
~ hba. Burning Fluid or Spirit Cas-
50 bbls. Alcohol. 50 per cent proof for Druggists.
90 hb,s. do. high proof, for Artists.
200bhs. White Rosn COZ Soap Makers For sale by
lgf I've w. WILLIAMS, . Waterst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
4 County of New-York, Notice is hereby given 10
all persons having claims against Stephen O. Koe hie OF
the City of NewYork Physician. deceased TO present me
same with the vouchers the subscriber ahs office
Henry Sherman ESQ No &c Nassau-sl in The Clty Of
N-wYork before the tenth day OF April next paeo
New-York the ninth day Of October, 1919
on Law en- JOHN CHRISTIE. Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

LINENS, SHEETINGS AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.-A ARNO LID & co 81
II Csns-st have received per ships Rochester OK
ford their Spring importation OF Linens TO which they IN
keepers
+. Medium Linens warranted OF The finest fax and man
uf.cture1 expressly for heir family trade
- Extra heavy Housewife do 10. - superdn- Front
ing do do.
g. 10 ard III Irish s1d Ba.n.l-y sheetrg warrant
ed pure linen
"a TO- y 6 and 24 Double Danass Table Cloths, new
and beautiful desgns.
= 8 and 1914 Table Diaper and Damsss.
So ST. 20, and II Damask Napkins patterns 10 match
The cloths Damssk Daeys. coored d.
s. TO- IL and lS Imperial Coun.erpaues Summer do do
Superhoe Toilet Qllt from cradle size 1871 Also TOT
let Cosers. Long Lawns Birds Eye Diaper Russia and
Scotch Dapers ToS<elings embossed and printed Table
and Piano Covers with large AID general assortment OF
domestic and housekeeping articles. l7fny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

dis lawD an IR~sS SN NNf <pWrr"
i5z FOR SAEE-A TWO story brick house and lot, No
liz So Hammond-st between Fourth and Blocker SIS
N In the vicinity of two stage routes, and In
every respect desirable residence Part OF tho puchnse
money bond ard mortgage. For particulars
apply To JAMES II HER0Y. Is JohD-st.
Gf 2ws M stairs.
FLAW QFFICES.-EHgihle Offices in The rnaT,
Iii building, No Is and -. Nassau TO he neatly
finished aud ready Tor occupation on the first day cf
MAY next Crcton will he introduced each lend
ing Also Offices In front build nr, which VIII he put
in thorough order and repair diagram OF the Ohces can
san-st 2ud story. Y" Sn
IN FOR SABE-A Farm .itunted in the town OF Grecn-
Up port, Columbia CO .ly, ard adjoining the Corpora
49, lion Of the City of hutsoH formerly occupied By the
subscriber well -t1aied any in the county for
convenienc. and beauty, and well atered with living
spring. The house IA modern bril in good repar and
With all necessary oui-bu!dngs. ANY gentleman de-
srous of purchasing country eea would do well TO look
the premises There ia handsome building site gu
the farm be found In the STATE commanding hne
view os Hudson surrounding country for sixty
miles. Terms made easy. Applv tn the subscriber
NORMAN ii. FINLaY,
l?f2v. Pouphkaepsie Duchess County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

D BURDENS PATENT H0kSE-SHOES, being
ID sale by he principal desersin Hardwaren the
United States all perfect In FORM and inside OF
the very refined iron Every Shoe which may be found
moi accordance with The above Recommendation will he
received bsck and ho money returned with a expenses from
Ire most srlart parts of The country IL BURDEN Agent
PROV iron and Nail Tactnrv Nsv IL. laIS ruvleSiary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

NEW TYPE FOUNDRY. No. 80 Anr.sI urar God.
Ss-The Subscribers have opened new foundry Al se
above psc-, where they prepared furnish kinds OF
newspaper book fancy ;yp-s and every other article
nscessay foF printing Office. The types hand-casi
IN Few noucs from ne tnatrxes OF The best OF materials
and warranted superior 10 o-saty and DURABILITY u
any TO be had az any other foundry tie city of NewYork
Tney are cut tie latest Engsh style expressly for
otypng and for this purpose superior anything
before offered 10 The public who invited ca and
ANIME for themselves.
Liberal discounts VIII be made for Cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
a. WATER POWER aud Manufscturiog

c. DESIRABLE HOUSES for sse.-The Two sto'
81; ~ brick house. No. a6 Fourh-sL in the handsome
block between Christopher and Amos sis finished II
the best manner with excellent basement and attic ard Gel
lar under the whole: lot size Also, The two story
brick House No lbs Mercer-st few doors above Prince
r.peie with every convenience" for amy residence For
terms which will be made favorable, apply To
ilgeoJtf EMERSON 4 PRICHARD. 10 Wall at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

VITASTED-By middle aged Scotch Woman e situa-
w ton for an infant chds nurse, cook In private
:, '.'' 80 49, " ' l9fR>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
ReQl Estdte.

g. LOFT TO LET.-Al large Loft In the second story
III: OF the new bIiIdi1r No "a Aans Possession givsn
- OF the ;Msy. Apply 10 c. ". ENplC0TT,
Iaf D sc Beeknkl-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

= fer. fscss me direcfec and delivered, vii expose
sale Friday the 18th DAP of March next al - oGocs
NJ al the yesteule OF the City Hall Of CITY oil or
had the 9Th day of October ls45 or 81 any TINE alter
wards OF, in and 10
An those certain Lots OF Land lying adjacent TO each
other in the Sixteenth Ward o the City OF WIN
the buildings ihsreon and which taken together are bound
ed follows Beginning the corner form ed o Inc inter
section OF the North Easterly side Of
with the South Essery side Of the Fourthsv-nue thence
running North Eas,egg along the South Ekseriy see OF
the Fou-hevenue 4a feet ard Inches thence South East
ey and parallel with the Fo1r!hsveuus 10 feet and nca
the Norh Esatery side OF 25lnsiree.; s1d thence
Norm Westerly along the Esserly side q 2S;t-
street. 100 feet 10 the place OF beginning.
THos F. PEEas, Deputy Sheriff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

.y-s FOK SAlE-The two story brick front House
l and Lot Of ground No 49 Delancey.st Lot sSx60 r.
The story brick front House ard Lot of ground
sd Joining the above on the Of Etrdge.st Lot y
f. x60 f.
Tn. Lot Of ground No l25 Elddgest with the buildings
thereon Lot 4Gx6Of lfdssred the hole will be sold IN
one parcel Apply 10 JOHN PHYFE. l9 Murrnyst
or JAMES PHYFE, IS Maden-lane,
I7ftC Executors OF Estate of John Phyie deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

and IS OF other pursuits
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HASShY, Secretary.
MuSruRN Posr. Physician, 5Oi Broadway.
l3f lot
sSTArEMENr OF Tho Mutual Benent Lfs Insurance
- Company, No IL Wall.stissued from lst May lSio,
3ist December. -
In January PAS =. 2l,T67 Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

TEE CHOICEST PREMIUM
Toile, Soaps, highly perfumed with
DATCHoULY Verbena, Rose Bouquet &c &c are TO be
L found al The store OF the subscriber.
E. ROUSSEL. l5a Broadway.
~ Iin~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

q. HOUSES, LOTS and Dock property for sale In
90 Whsusbure-Sevsrai parcels OF the above descrp
ton property for sale the most desirable parts OF
his thriving and delightful village where here has been
erected du ing the year from $40 TO 600 house, Enquire
OF Z HANFORD. Architect SO Sassau-st New YORK rom
10 70 s. and a. residence in ithst, South ih VII
liam b1rP morning and evening. Of I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

GEORGIA LUMBER co. Notes wanted a. per
VI cent diaeocnt by D. r PECK. u Wall.st III I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

DEEkNIAN,S ORIGINAL Genuine Pulmon'c
Cough Colds and Affections OF the Chest and Throat gen
orally, this celebrated Remedy has equal. II quickly
soothes relieves the and brings about certain
cure Ii pleasant the aste and 10 the stomach and
NAV be taken In the delicate Numerous tafnl-
lies keep this medicine constantly In the house The follow
lag is from one OF our most respectable citizens:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

g. TO LET-The store No Is Sowery, also ne cweL
Les ling over also the dwelling and carpenters
49, chop No. 30 ChrJstie-st Inquire a: No. ls bowery
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-28
ANOTHER sHIPwREcK ON sQUAM BEACH

The packcship Henry Clay, Captain ME-, from Liver
pool for New York, ashore Tuesday night, about Q
O'clock Squam Beach, about mile north Of the place
where the John Mnun and other vessels lately wreck
ed At eight o'clock Wednesday morning the masts
away the ship, large portion Of the cargo
thrown overheard and attempts made to hawscr TO the
shore. Mr. Cooley, the second mate, with four seamcn
uncered to carry the lne and succeeded in fastening
post He returned to the ship but the floating spars prcvcn
Cd him from getting on board Eight passengers then
made their way by rope the boat in which Mr. Cooley
and pulled towards the Shore but the boat struck
by wavc and all the persons in her with the exception Of
Mr. @. and one seaman, were drowned
The Henry Clay belonged to Grinncl Minturn q Co.'s
line Of Liverpool packets She almost ship, and
Of the largest of packets She only
DID, fourteen hundred burden, and valued at 500 000
Her freight list is unusually small for this season. and the
goods Of light nature. She very strong vessel
and is the general belief that notwithstanding the severity
Of the gale tho ship would not break up, and that further
loss Of life would take place.