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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23
6ar0ware, &e.
HOT AIR FURNACE

IgALAER's Patent Improved 40, Air Fqrnsce. ;or
~ beating Dwellings, scrrs. Churches. lcThsse Fn--
1sres m neat economically AMI efficiently he al II the
apartments ii he ard sliby free o> ryuesf dusi
TE.- sre pa. 5p so5e7 ICE personal sz2erSsion u M
Walker Pserea ard have 1,harto ven entire As;i.
seton. ir a. warranted 20 perform vel
Reference y. ~. Taylor E.1 Governor NsS-t oTs ti
pi,'l I- Csr.: S.srr. Superintendent Do Edward SO
ESQ ~ Nya,,; ,. Rhodes, Eco ' esrl.trss;;
III. Thorue. McErsth u; Nassau 81; MI Geo w Tuck
er, -Os Sowsry EslfOrphau Asylum. 9Th avenue Mr.
Wn.P Chapman, Brooklyn: Mr W. c. Greene % sihst'
Mr. n. Ransom 200 25st: Chemical Bauk, SrosdwSy
Mr. ]. II. Ash 20 Broadway Dr. Alfred WH9slsf n W u
vsriy-piac., Mr.. Geo. NJ. Suovr. Sn.n-st
ilSH GEO. WALKER aa2 Rrn.ivrav
SHOE->HiPES, NUT R0DS, &e.-
- 500 bundles Shoe shapes
nc do Nut Rods
100 do "a saasre
800 do IL round
40 DO $40 do
l.st received aud Tor .al- by
SHERMAN ATWATER { co.
20 corner Cliff and Fulton
fKUN WARE HOUSE, III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tBreese < Sampson SUCCESSORS TO Boorman, johnson
Ayrs Tmporiers and dsniers in Swedish Rus ssh and
English iron nails ship bos and si road spikes rvets
boiler ion nail rods hand hoop aud scroll ircn sud slee OF
s!l kinds i9' omr
UOUND IRON. UOUPs, &c.-The srbscTibeT,
- for sale cszje1s kod- Of all sizes Of u?erio-
ijy. from S-l6 TO Eoor Iron % 2iHches
& SHERMAN, ATNATtR y co. No. 81 Fulious;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23

NEW UNk, FtU. II IS1I.
To the Editor Of The Tribune
In The Tribune Of this day you say the Demo.
cratic party Rhode Island have nominated ticket
of Restoration and Reform, at the head Of which
stands Charles Jackson, well known Wing. This
is the case and | wish TO say the gentleman asso-
ciated with him on the same ticket are all good
Ways aad true Of the same stamp Of James +.
Simmons Samuel H. Arnold. Nathan f. Dixon
Samuel Man Ii is the ticket nominated by
the Wing party, many of whom are DESTROYS and
determined 10 fall back upon the old party grounds
and endeavor to do away with the unhappy feeling
that has SO long prevailed in that State.
RHODE ISLAND WING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23

STORE AND OFFICE Furniture, consisting OF the
- following :-Brooms, brushes dls; pars, hammers,
hs,ches. claws tin and wooden pals I'm wash basins
and pitchers coal hoGs sers hovels and longs
hower stands spooBs amps Of a varieties ca.h boxes
OF sizes pen rscks papsTesrers eighs Dill hesfs
Latter clips Gate boxes, line reels posi- and psckr Ge
ry hAnk notices Letter ba snce in perc form, with
pen tooth pick aud senci sached compact and Coz
venieul urn stands anG basins ror sores. feather
clusters ronn.e do foc scrapers wiihes hair brushes
backing do combs marking pots and brushes oil and
filters together win multiplicity OF housekeeping ar
cles too numerous Ia mention. -
2lf SMITH. TORREY co. IS M.iden-lsne-
MAILMAN CVTTONS-2O letter II, both
w brown and beacheG. for sale By
2lf NESMITH CO. 81 Pine-st
GEORGIA. LUMBER co. Notes wanted al per
" cen, discourlby D. K PECK, II Wall-st If i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23

sy,- aydropnthy.-A Hydropalhc Institution has
been opened al orrsown N j. under !he supervision OF
Dr. G. 7. Dexter.
This establishment hiss the most annie ACCOMMODATIONS
for pnents aud arrangements OF Baths alter The
lses, and most approved plan. -,
The effect OF water on disease truly surprising Old
chronic complaints such dyspepsia, gcut. long standing
r.uusiisrn spina! Diseases curvatures difficult
hes paralysis skin diseases injuries o. joints prs droasS
prolapsus OF Inc womb receive immediate sud permanent
benefit and diseases 81 arrested and cured
Morrisioxu is well known Of the most delightful
and healthy villages In country rendering H. therefore,
avery desirable residence for lRvaids.
Applications for admission be made q l2l Wsler-si
or hy letter (posI paid Dr. Dexter MorstowH US 4
~ J. u. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor al
LAW and Commissioner OF Deeds, &c will sispd In The
R,sling Room OF Tsnmsny Hall 1t sl hours o! he day
40 .-~r ivl5 osf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23

e The Subscribers Lozenge for Cold IN the
Head instantly aleviaes The dsagreesbe Symphonic OF ina.
unpleasant disorder Permitted dissolve slowly In the
mouth in it, action the membrane Of maj organ
II w,hdrava Inflammation from the parts affected II is
also an ercscous and approved remedy FOR hoarsenes
and loss Of voice. Price p cents Il box. o>
Sold at The principal drug stores, and by j. coz
DiNGTON SoI IIu6son cor Sprins-et $50 lmis,p-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23

nR H. Z. PEERY'S FEkMI FUGE, or " Dead
~ shot for Woun-4 hishy concentrated aud chemically
combined preparaon capable from the PTompttnde OF i
nctior clearing the system fear hours Of eery norm
The exceeding emuli quantity oi tha medicine required 10
te,t existence OF TO remove every one lLV
lhe sysern ia operating Ia 'eW hourf ISgen 80, hr
great certainty OF effect constitute II one OF me most br
a, i.cov.es of the age IL seldom needs 70 be repeated
and MAYER 10 be followed By any Other purge ureloro
urpep csser those OF ts spasns or
nv worms, !ts unrysed superiority 10 manifest
ctnes calculated 20 improve te healn vi Cunofeu
zen where no worms exist es removes lhose
cIdties that line snd closely adhere 10 Inc stosch auo
bo.s giving se symptoms that counterfeit every va
Ti IN worrnd.ease Though prompt and certsin II IL
operson, It perfectly safe sd scsp'eo 10 ene 'enoees
age. j.. H., . ,,,,,, .
NJ oihers az or is great medicinal value
Ertract from Litter reeerped from d.. WhaTton
NgwcAsTLE, Va, JAN 3, 1884.
Dy.s sra: gsve vial OF the Dead SHOP you len
with for the purpose OF testing lts meris TO fnd OF
mine who introduced its his family by giving 70
patient selected suitable II YES acficis-sSec &c
cocing the directions around the VIAL and 10 my sson
ichr1ent the FIRST operation brought away 80 UormA
administered in seyers Other instances ancs tln
good success and 1t will afford me- much plessire
IN doing hi IN my TO recommend II 70 me noo"s ("
my i Ivi1S snu ,s fHos J. WHARTON.
JEFTgasoSvIL.LE, VA, 18th May, le+i-
ss,- certify thai about six months aimee made use OF
DR. "a Peerys Vernifuge n case OF one OF my ch4dfen
about the age OF four The child was very 10 %
much 80 that Pit her almost at the point OF
fw hours se 1870 end In the course d INC
rer day was entirely restored her former heal N
have others OF !he family WIN the Sauae
c;a effects. -. n
pe.ry in field OF practice, embracing mis- ana eV
ers djscsni Counties, for number OF year, sao VII, m
ex snped x1ccess Ah,A d. ShAiP-
Prepared By b.. h ?. PERRY, and sold by A B. ( o.
SANDS Dr1ggists 79 Fuiton-st 21S BROADWAY, ana ~
Ess, Broadway, New-York and By Druggisu g. neraly
ihroue boui the Uni'ei States IA In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23
Trini of Wyatt for a,urdcr-Ho Verdict vet
Correspondence of The Tribune.
IL. -

brHtt Oh w NGtt lUT HufuCr-IND ttFulCt NeSs
Correspondence of The Tribune.
AUBURN, Feb. IL. 1916
The Jury in the case of Wyatt have not yet re-
turned verdict. They retired yesterday at noon,
and came in this morning, declaring themselves un-
able 10 agree. The Judge sent them back with re-
seain appeared and requested more light the
subject Of moral mania. Judge Whiting read 10
them from several authorities citing in particular
the case of Abner Rogers, bat without any bias as
10 the case before him AS il seems the Jury are
MOI allowed 10 disagree aud, per consequence, must
render verdict of some sort is feared The least
intelligent portion of them who are evidently in
the majority viii gain the ascendcncy, aud once
more prove the truth of the old adage, that
Men must hang that jurymer may dine.
The Prison Discipline here is monstrous and
loudly call for the zeal OF the phanthropst and the
action of the legislator Boys of very tender age
are brought here in dozens and placed among old
calpri,s. 10 be farther tamiliarizcd with crime. TO
grow hardened under the uiiction OF the eat, and
prepared for life OF infamy, TO he perhaps ended
by the States aGcDt-thc Sheriff. our Solons and
Lycurguses doubtless deeming II the hight OF wis
dom and justice TO usher boyhood into manhood in
sschool OF namy. and then punish Il for practcing
the lessons which they themselves taught. Plumb
was an insane boy. with living witnesses TO attest
his early alteration but no one Interesting himself
sufficiently on his trial TOR theft to seek them, he
was condemned 10 prison and finally frbipped 10
death because he could no, make himself o. sound
mind
The snow here is IS inches deep ana the sky
promising an addition.
In haste, very truly yours II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23

THE GREAT LAKEs.-But few persons are really
aware of the magnitude of the great lakes of the West
They are truly inland and navigation there
dangerous aud subjected all the vicissitudes which
Black sea or the Mediterranean The following is an
authentic tabular OF the extent Of those fresh
embraced in -epor: Of the State Geologis;
cf Michiran.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23
The same tabular statement exhibits also the
l.l... IL a.,h ha,.c ida tor.

is computed that the lakes contain above IA 900
bic miles OF fresh water quantity than halt Of all
The fresh the earth. The extent of country
drained by the lake from Niagara TO the NORTHWESTERN
snge of Superior including also the of tie lakes them
selves is estimated al 355l5 square miles.
Boston Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23
plprR HANcINGS-

AOWELL BROTHERS, Manufacturers snd Import
OF Paper HancfnE- having Opened in S-Nv-forE
city branch OF their Philadelphia Establishment would
respectfully call lh- attention OF the citizens OF New-Hork
and Others wanting goods in their line 10 their extensive
OF Paper Hangngs Borders Fire Board Prints
Curtan Papers AID ali other articles il their line OF bust
ii B. having received from the Institutes for the Eneour
agement OF Domestic M4nufaciures, IN The cities OF New
YORK Phlsde phia and Boston Silver Medals or the
nor manufacture OF ;heir goods iae5 themselves ha they
can sell better article the money hsa be pur-
chasei elsewhere
FRISCO PAPERS.
The Subscribers would particularly call attention their
lsse assoruen; Fresco Papers for Psror and Column
Papers for Halls. Public Rooms, Entries, &c. SC.
Also, Curtain Papers, new article fer windows
Pap-ring OF Rooms Halls, &C. promptly attended 10 by
careful workmcn.
Country merchants and city dealers will ind to their sd
vantage 10 give call
HOWELLS BROTHERS, No. IS7 Broadway
2doors above the City Hotel
A lot OF Drawers aad Shelving for sale as above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23
General Notices.

RI Pree Lecture TO Ladies.---Mrs GoVE'S
Lecture 10 Ladies' on Water Cure Constitution Hall, 90
Broadway is postponed of the inclemeucy OF
the weaiber ill Wednesday z. NJ O'Clock, the 18Th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23

Ia isEs IN Reconsideration Jan. !, 1915. to
s $50 there We're 50 fires causing loss OF $l39.
si6 Ss3 80 Ia 1874 in the city, loss
'usance $4,000. 49, '0'' s''''O'' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23

NAYS PATENT Braces for Expori--ll 800 dozen,
Deruracng his various styles esd qualities. for sale
very low stable for domestic and export, In
ready for Spring trade. for SALE by
HORACE II DAY. - Maiten-isue.
OF after lst ofMsy. IS Cortland-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23

r. Lyceum of Natural History.-The Annual
Meeting for OF Officers for the ensuing year WI
he held on Monday Evening, Esd asIsn at the Society
Rooms No e5e Broadway nesr Bonds; (Stuyvesani In
SIf ~ R. II. BRowNNE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23
WoRTHINGTON s HoUGR,

WORTHINGTON i dOUGH,
Attorneys Counseors 81 Law Land Collecting Agents,
FORT WAYNE INDIANA.
Referenc-S
David Lesv:, Esq n. York 7. Reynolds, Esq YORK
Gavin W. How EGG do Spoh0ri. Tieston x Co. do
George W. Hatch ESQ. do Edward g. Faile Co do
JonAs Conkng ( Co. y. Y. = LaHlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23

4 no reams gix39 inches 81 lbs per rean.
90 resins 2ix33 inches, 50 lbs per ream-
900 reans 2;x33 inches ~ los per reen.
$40 r-ans 2;x53 inches 10 he per reaG.
$50 resns 2ix52 inches, IS bs per resu.
10 reams 2ix55 inches. 10 lbs per ream.
100 reans 2ix3e inches, 4s lbs per rean.
go realns 2iy5e inches, - lbs per feeu.
1870 resms 24I33 inches, Sc lbs per ream
100 reans 2i13a inches so lbs per rean-
For saI0 In lots TO suit purchasers, by
isf2w CYRUS w. FIELD, bafnSk-shP-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23

JSFALLIBLE REMEDY for Frosted Limba -ghe
proprietor oithe Dscsh Ltnmsni, which sas az Alsed
such celebrity in ihe north OF Europe. or ~ ecstJ
Jsdelpnia with eGuhl sccest, s.nts ,hose sciet sai
be hss appointed Agencies ct rs Beecxer-s. trt 80
ad-n.lane sni Il Ms.den-sle, stairs. So-re oply
r-,.Y s-Sess pr7-ured Is hnrIe 5l1 IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23

ANEoDorE OF J. G. ADAMs.-The correspond.
ent of the Baltimore Patriot thus writes
An incident occurred in the House Of Representa-.
tivcs few days ago well worth reading. Mr.. Chas.
J Ingcrsoll and Mr.. John Quincy Adams as is
geRerally known, have been anything but warm per
sonal friends for wears past. The other day, how
ever, Mr.. lngersoll was seen At Mr.. Adamss desk
and the two venerable sentlemen were conversing
together in the most courteous and friendly manner
After Mr.. Insersoli had repaired 10 his own seat,
Member observed 10 Mr.. Adams that he had been
pleased in witnessing the meeting between Plate
and icrodl Mr. Adams thanked the gentleman for the
remark and then observed that just before The down
fall of Mark Anthony. Cicero made friends with
several Of the Roman Tribunes with whom he had
been on terms of bitter enemity for years. His
friends charged him with inconsistency Where
upon Cicero replied, Il desire that my ennsities
may be temporary my friendships eternal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23

a STORM AMONG THE OYsTERs-We learn that
the on Saturday cvening last, made great
motion in the oyster beds the Potomac we'll the
Chesapeake At,he Light House Piney Point they
were piled up the shore by the in masses Of
thousands baltimore Sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23
lnnia Rubber GOODS.


MATER PROOF India Rubber Goods of GoodyeaF's
w Patent Gupcasiic warranted 20 stand IN any climate
GEORGE BEECHER, 100 Broadway. tbetween Pine and
Wall has hand and daily receiving from the far
tories goods manufactured under the
above patent which he offers the trade At low prices viz
Gum Elastic Shoes. mems, al sizes
Do do ladies' do
Warranted not tn sa.n soften under any degree Of
cold or heat
Carriage and other cloths Cfevery style and thickness
Jupanned Cloth patent leather finish article superior
20 patent leather and al less cost.
Machine Bending Military Tents
Lii. Pre,ervers all patterns Water Hose every size
PORTABLE. shower Baihs, Caps Hats and SouthwesIers
low price. over Coais,
Travelling Bsgs, Peg. Coats. ysrious stvira
Horse Covers, CIoaks,
Carriage Aprons Cnpes,
Carriage Boots Mems Overals,
Wafer Pals, varioI. patterns Leegins,
Bathing Mats, hunung ard FISHING Boots'
Ladies' Aprons Ducking Pants, with foatay
Mechanics' Aprons, Foot Srils' W iih ar pl .'
Gun Cases and Ccverg lSuspenders and EiastcH
Air PiIows Gloves and Miis
Chair Cushions Camp Blankets,
MAYO Cusb;urs lCircngies and Glrts,
Air Mal;resses ,r.n;a for Sportsuen.
r. The anove goods are prepared by process entirely
different oiher manufacture rendering Them inhn
.y superior the Rubber goods heretofore sold
in The Orders promptly executed Tor goo5s oil eu
s,vls- n 2nwt!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23
LINENS, sHEETINGS AND

.,
HOUSEKEEPING ART ES.-A.ARNOLO dCO o.
Cnnals, have received per ships Rochester and Ok
ford their Spring importation OF Linens 10 winch hey H.
Wit. The attention OF families hotels and boarding-house
keepers. a. I'D r,.,
ufactured expressly for their family trade
Al Extra heavy Housewife do DO A SuPerhne Front
ing do do. ,, o,..,,, ~. ,y.,r.r,
"a TO- H. is and 7o4 Ioable Danask Table ClotAs new
and beautiful designs n.L
"a 81 49, and ~ Damask Napkins, pauerns 70 mklcn
the cloths Damssk Daileys, coored do.
TO- II and 1871 Imperial Counterpanes, Summer do do
Gnosrfue Toe, Quilt from cradle Eize 70 l34 Also TOT
ist Covers Long Lawns Birds Eye Diaper Hussis end
SCOTCH Diapers Towel!ngs embossed aud printed Tace
and Piano Covers with large AID general assortment OK
domestic and housekeeping articles. Hf1y
NTUTICE TU CONTRACTOks-Ptopo. win
be received AZ Bridgeport until the 1oh OF March pe1
for relaying the Housaonic Railroad with en- HRa Sps
fcatons will befurnished at the Office Tho II
Bridgeport on and nfer the 10Th Of February:
r. B. MASON, Engtneer
Bridgeport. February 14th 1919. III ~
GROCERY STORE m JERSEY CITY
NOR SALE.-The stock and figures Of ths store 70
Il MONTGOMERY a. near Washington, for sale The stock
g, now eh and the well fitted up and now Ia opers-
lion The stand considered good one ana oy perse-
verance and Industry profitable business nsy DC e9ns
Apply on the premises.
TI1HE sUBsCRIBBRs ohurs ior sae = irs5 1 snppy
i OF Exira Early Pnnce Albert and Cedomeli Peas z
Cs,Iiaower p York Z Emperor, z. Batte.sea, ana
Jrsncb or Heart Cabbage e Lettuce Cucumber, Radnh
60, Plants Tomatoes, &c &c suitable for tinmedate
wsTsDed as represenred Proper persons
Oh a6 M 81. ' ~ DUNLAP & THOMSON sS5 Broadway.
S,T. CKOTX mOLASsES Of the frn quality con-
- - sah@S on ''-'A HOWELL cIRAUD 1871 wes.-.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23

skAA ,sN l.tt-ttU.:->trcssKe duced--The Anirri-
can lnsut- awarded silver medal for ihese OVershoe;
st the recent Fair the quality IS altogether better ha
ans let The prices have been reduced
10 compare with the poorest article in the market.
4, at y MaidrI-Bns. III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23

SHOWING WoRMs.--The following satemen; is
contributed 10 the Congregational Journal of Con.
cord \. n. by Rev l. 5. Davis brother OF the late
Mayor OF Boston:
As was returning from Piermort on Monday, the
Isl OF December, saw the snow. which had fallen
during The night whs, supposed to be oats. spread
broad cast but MT seeing any track In the snow-for
the htst that travelled the road the snow fell
my curiosity led me 70 descend from my carriage and
examine when, 70 my gres, surprise found that the
objects saw were living worms. about inch lon 2
lying on the top of the by hundreds and these
scattered along The road travelled for distance OF
notices. than i've mics would say farther. that there
were no trees near from which the worms might have
been shaken and if there had been and the worms had
been on them. they would all have been frozen for i,
had been very cold and the ground frozen hard be-
fore the snow fell The alive for they i'm
nledia,ely cooled up when | took them in my hand
They were of brown color. with about II or 10 legs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23

THE SLAVE TRADE.-The schooner Patuxent was
recently captured by the American ship Yorktown
the coast of Africa rs being engaged in the slave trade
Both vessels pu, into Bermuda from whence they
hourly expected 10 arrive.
The Liberia Herald states that the slsvers Galinas
are al length forced into rsther unpleasant predca
men, Trey have been lately closely watched by the
cruisers rs not be able ship any slaves since the
left The PatuNcut's cargo OF three hundred
was ready las the Herald sstes and had been marched
down Cape Mount somewhere in the vicinity of which
they would have been shipped i'll two or three days ii
she had not been taken
This last hope being cut of. it seems the slsvers. in
despair OF opportunity ship and unwilling TO bear
any longer the expense of feeding the slaves einptled
their bsracoons snI gave awsy the slaves, divided
them among the head OF the country to labor for
them as In equivalent Tor their food with the promise
given that they should be promptly returned when there
opportunity to ship them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23
Rhode Island Politics.

We omit the greater part correspondents letter,
ms Il has been anticipated Ia colunns.--EG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23
Bridgeport. February 14th, 1875. III

~ THOMPSON'S TRUssEs, sold b5 J.
ISAR. BENJAMIN, Office Is Beekman-st-Aboui
S%T-y2OO OF the physicians and surgeon. Of New
York have given their decided preference 10
bs as you graduate tho pressure from one TO my
pounds on tho rupture withou, back pad which does 20
much injury TO spine fair a being The beat test q
lis superiority i. applied and six day.. usi given ana
II does not retain the rupture while performing every nna
Of exercise coughing and give perfect easetse mon
Is cheerfully returned permanent cure Is es'ny eH
And warranted Il directions followed. -. sta
Those sending Tor his Truss need only menon
ruptnred and The measure rouno 'nc "P'' o27 eodn
can be graduated 10 suit their case
LEWIS Gsossyyb SHOE STORE.
81 FASHIONABLE BOOT HHrosdwey
~ l56 Fuion.st one door IL srae,.
III ". B-Prlces Ios1 20
=. 10. 9aa ,R4sHIONs:-To those who ,s s'u 10y
at SPRlNG. sabschber In accof1ancs, VIZ 49, ~
<A economy, induced his superior Imiaaon, e. -
times. un Rod.es the extreme low P'.o osnss -
AKIN t hss sssan dfe,, as civ a, $3.50 ana $500
van.ageossnriy manufacturing Far and sre v p,iess 70,
s Ases quality, latest Paiisrn' aaa a VIC wv
cash .., =, -s,vst and cloth Caps consacny ,ou
n IN ans nsance the above Coz 10 80. ps.,,cr
hana; IL esn be fuy obtained ~ gyI1s n
70 The subscriber u6 Csnst<t
d. Sni
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-13

Dc.ore JuuBe Eomonos, Aldermen jackson and Johnson
Der. l2-This day being appointed for passing
sentence on Charles Thomas (cooreJ convicted last
week for the murder of Henry Ford long before the
court was organized the court and ali the avenues
Leading to were filed with spectators to hear the
tence pronounced At haEpast 10 O'Clock, precisely
Judge Edmonds with the two aldermen and His Honor
the Mayor the courtroom and took their seats
the bench The District Attorney then moved udg-
ment on the convict. Thomas the convict who had
been in court since o'clock, ordered to RISE He
was then asked what he had why sentence
should not be passed upon him? He replied firm tone
that he had nothing to say but that he had had
rialthat no questions asked the origin Of the
dispute between him and the deceased-hat he fully
prepared to die. and he glad that God made him
die Judge Edmonds then proceeded in feeling and
impressive manner to address him. He had been in
dicted for one of the most henous crimes known to
our laws that he had fair and impartial trial. was ably
defended by his counsel, and that he convicted
the ceares and most conclusive testimony He therefore
upon him the necessity of making the best
ne could OF the short time that to be left him to make
his Pesce with his Maker-he also warned him against
indulgng in any hope of mercy; there circum-
stance in his case that would warrant such hope He
then proceeded to sentence him. which was
he should be taken back to the place from whence he
came and that on Friday, the goth day of November
next he should be then and there hanged until he was
dead The warrant directed to the Sheriff. for his exc
cution then read and handed Mr. Owen Bre man.
the deputy sherif and the convict remanded We under
stand he said his way prison. that they might have
made the time much shorter The Court was then adj
journed