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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

CrAcUIr COURT ". Benedict vs.. John Shipmdn.-
Action OF replevln in relation stock OF wooden ware
at Nc. l9 Futonst seized execution against Sas L.
Smith, already referred Verdict for plaintiff cents
damages and costs, and yauing the property ai
Sl4s5 81.
Richard Walsh Va jeremiah Z. Tdylor-This was also
an action OF replevin. Plaintiff stored with Ripley
Cuver l49 Maiden lane in Feb lei2 l22 casks Barytes
an article TOR making paint Some months afterwards
K. c. assigned and into bankruptcy and the de-
PENDANTS purchased the and took possession
OF the store. During ls43 plaintiff removed all his
goods except SO casks which defendant refused deli
ver claiming lien and right oil storage from the COM
mencement. The plaintiff rendered the amount due
since defendant had taken possession which was re-
all that the defendant entitled TO. Verdict for
plaintiff, vsuing the property at $3.50.
L. 5. MARsHALL's OFFIcE.-Forteisure Of YesseL-
Information having been given day or TWO since that
Thomas Trueet, in registering the schooner Crescent
made oath the Custom House that ne was citizen Of
the United States. when be not go. having merely
declared his intention become such. the schooner was
beed forfeiture the United States agreeaby 70
law Tae Clarion is fine vessel worth $1,000. Mr.. I,
purchased her in this city lately her arrival from
Wilmington, Del and registered her owner, maxim
oath above. She had a cargo on board, we under
stand nearly ready for Galveston Texas when seized
MARINE CoURr-J0hH jennings Vs. Peter Curtis and
Samuel Wkconbe-Acon by seaman OF the brig Leon
against the captain and mate forassault and battery
the part of mate the captain looking and not pie
venting il, while the vessel coming down the river
recently Tsbasco Mexico Verdict for plaintiff $40
and costs.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
Business Notices.

II YESTERDAY while passing along Cha'hAu,-st re
noticed great crowd round johnsons. No l42,
And there was hurryieg in no, has,e;'
ever and anon persons might be breaking throusA
the dense gathering laden wta boots, shoes ladies. ~.
,ers. &c sc. We thought o; robbery and looked 70.
faitAai s1r ofcourse, could see none,she taste co.,
,nued-sctusted by love OF law and order deter
N nee 10 ferret out and bring summary pun:shneu, o.
the heads OF the guilty offenders. On examination. to
or sston.hment II was The Insurance Company, .sle
OF Boots sad shoes damaged by The lMe FIRE
nu. when we saw ine calf skin Boots selling at So 80
pe,eed 90 81 81; Ladies Caters 81 l2l and ine Bus
k:as IS cents we surprised for such price.
never have been equsled since the time OF that worthy
disciple OF Fs,Aer M.e.S up who fearing tie
initiation OF lr-a .-asG, gave away his STOCK We are
informed this sale will continue for few days orees
de who bcotess remains
OF mao and Siush st.,l CON- plains
should leave Gothan-.eeS station
Where streets cleaned by corporation
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
MARRIED:

On Thursday evening 18th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Rich
mond GEORGE w. RlBLET 10 EUNICE CLARK,
adopted daughter Of Cornelius Read Esq Also. at the
Gme by the same JOHN ALEXANDER 10 MARY
ELIZABETH, daughter Of Cornelius Read, Esq. all Of
this city.
On Thursday morning the 18th inst. by Rev. Richard
B. Westbrook at Bloomfield n. J. Mr TEMPLE HALL.
OF this city, 10 Miss MARTHA r. second daughter Of
James :. Philips. Esq. Morris Co.
TUs C. DOWNING to Miss ELIZA B. ROGERS, all Of
this city.
On Wednesday. the 18th inst a: The Jane q Church,
by the Rev Peter Gordon, LINUS F. FULLER 10
CATaARINE s. daughter Of the late James Whi:eside
Of Cambridge, Washington Co n Y
On the 18Th by Rev. John NJ. Macarley, Samuel Il.
Everett 70 Harriet E. Goodwin.
Allentown L. L 9th, Russell Hinckley of Belvlle,
III. 70 Jane 7. Leverich.
AZ Oswego, oath ult. John Van Alstyue 10 Caroline
Olds 4th Inst. Orange Tiffany 70 Martha Wright
AZ Cazenovia 9Th, John F. Sentee 70 Elizabeth Knick.
At Syracuse 9th, William R Benham TO Charlotte E.
Gordon.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
Inklings from Washington.
of n letter IN n r1archaDt in thia city dated

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA 1916
THE war fever abates, and some of the trainers
of the Baltimore Resolutions TO the Wings
and exclaim-" Hold me or I shall fight"
OF all the humbugs Of the present season, the bel.
ligerent attitude assumed by Father RrTcHlE upon
this question before the meeting of Congress is the
greatest. Since the delivery of GIDpIscs's speech,
the old gentleman looks as if sleep had departed
from his eyelids"
The Conservative position assumed by Mr.. CAL
HoUY upon the subject OF Peace War, is perhaps
fortunate for the country but the Wings should not
forget that the great and permanent object in his re-
turn to the Senate is the overthrow of the present
Tariff.
Mr.. CRIrTESDEN's resolutions, think, will pass
the Senate. They leave the question where it
should be- and place the Wings on the right ground
Yours &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
DIED I:

In Brooklyn. on Friday evening. OF lingering ilness
JOHN MCKAY, printer. in The 52d year of bis age
His friends and acquantances and the members of the
Typographical Society respectfully invited to attend
mis- funeral on Sunday afternoon at clock from, No
i45 Pear!-st- Brooklyn.
Friday morning, January 10th after long and painful
ness which she bore with Christian forttude in the
65th year Of her age Mrs. ELIZA ANN BELDEs widow
Of the a.e Thomas Belden, Of Fairfield Co Connecticut.
and daughter OF The late George Ogvic D. D. Rector Of
Trinity Church in this city
The frends of the family invited 70 attend her fu.
neral from her ate residence, No 20 White St Saturday
afternoon AZ O'Clock.
On the 10th ms. Mrs. RoSANA, wife CT Israel Tay.
Ter, daughter OF Mira Johanna Fagan.
Her husbands fsieRds, and those of her mother and
ar James Pagan, and Mr. Richard are respectfully re-
auested 10 attend her funeral Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock, from No. LID Goerckst.
On Friday, 10th, EMMA wife Of Ward Newman aged
3e years, II months and 10 days.
The friends of the family and those Of her brothers
Edmond Redgate and Thomas Stanes are invited
tend her funeral the residence of her brothers Thorn
as stanes 70 Broome-st Sunday ls,h inst o'clock
At Woodstock- CT Jan. 9Th, Mr. GEORGE BOWEN,
need So years.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

FROM THE CAPE OF Coop HoPE.-The Cape
Town Gazette of the oath of October says:
In the Gszee of the Attn July last We gave particulars
Of whole ,rbe (aen women and childrea) being kid
Mapped and having fallen into the hands ofslave dealers
in bay contiguous the Natal territory; and which,
from the description given, We conceived might have
been iha, known By the Of 81 Lucia. From nior.
NATION since received find that the chiefs located N
that reghborhood confirm our suruises the said bay
being well known 10 have been formerly the resort OF
persons engaged in that lawless traffic.
The same paper, in speaking OF the wool growers OF
that Colony says by the annexation OF Natal which pos
all the advantages OF tropical climate another
branch ofcoonial industry is opened up promising 20 De
al least az important that of which We have been
treating viz cotton. has been with great satisfaction
that have occasionally sdverted the spirited eXcr
lions OF the planters with the view npprise them now
greatly this article is locking up In the English market
now lag before them the following particulars con.
nected with the increasing demand for tie same
This stale Of things IL Great Britain hishy sansiac-
tory, and We trust vii induce our planters to oestr
themselves IN the culture Of this useful plant Tor they
may depend on every announcement being given 10
them in England IN proportion as free labor In Africa Is
extended.
Great as the success OF wool growers has been,
ard bright as their prospects still are we hope TO the
couon planter by din, OF continued exeron and patron
age ere long also enjoying equal prosperity from the
growth Of this article; and do see where s the
impedimen. thereto considering that the demand for
both Is Of SO highly promising nature.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

Horace Manu-, ESQ. lec;ured before the Insti-
tute on Wednesday evening the subject of Great
Britain The frs; par; of the lecture depicted the
raj political and intellectual grandeur of the British
pre and the mastery genius which has fourished in
that realm in the persons of statesmen, warriors poets
and artists The second painted the miseries and op
preston under which the lower classes suffer and the
abuses enacted in the manufacturing districts Hs state
nents respecting the horrors which exist in the densey
populated districts the Mines and manufacturing Towns
of England purported to have been made up from
ports made to Parliament by Commissioners appointed
o- that purpose from which appeared that that coun-
try is il the most deplorable condition. Tne ills which
incident the lower classes NJ Mann attributed in
agrea to the lack OF general system OF Com
School education; and charged upon both upon
both Church and State desire TO keep them in state OF
ignorance
Nh Mann delivered Address last evening at meet
ing held for the purpose OF forming Teachers lnst-
tute
u The body of a female infant was found yes
terday in a segar.box floating in the Eas, River.
II The autographed SIS counterfets on the
Schenectady Bank, are in circulation in Brooklyn
GooD NEws.-Tbe Brooklyn Eagle, in view OF
the future Sae Of Long Island boldly take. ground on
subject OF vital interest 10 all Lonssland newspapers
who are short Of type up long The Es-
sle says
We have already whispered 10 :he prospective Go
vernon OF the State OF Long leland that &c uus- agree 70
iH els messages 20 four columns II ne counts on the
support OF this Journal Indeed OF the test ques
lions VIII be Are you in favor Of long or short mes
sages s'r
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

AFFKAY IL WEST FELIcIASA.-We learn rom
the louisiana Chronicle that shocking ahray occurred
few days since between Msssrs I-erluel P McCauiey
.ss ahG !Tna surh9a both planters OF the Pasn seems
that Iurnorl II company with several OF hls slaves
wenf upon the plantation OF Mr.. McCsuey TO chassse
Save belonging 10 the srter for offence committed
tne night before and the OF having him logged
oy one OF his servants when Mr. McCauey came up and
inte.feTed whereupon, Turnbull eveled double bar
relied shot gun and sred both barrels the former eight
cen ouexshot taxing efect-nealy all in the night ann
AcCauley then ared TurnbuI with doublebarreled
gun with all shos hitting him in the side of the
head. Soth are expected 70 recover.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
From Washington.
TWENTY.NINTH CONGRESS...Fir Session
Repsrt1d Specially for 7a< <N@=-YorE 7ri6une-

SENATE
WASHINGTON. Janusry l5th 1870
You probably never had shorter report than the
one will give you today.
The Senate did nothing OF importance They
were bu, very short time in session TIL they went
inio the consideration OF business with closed doors
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. COOKE of Tennessee made an eloquent speech
against the Notice He followed by splendid
speech from Mr.. BEDISGER OF Va. on the same side.
Mr. MORSE of La followed in favor OF the Notice as
did also Mr. DoBBTS of " C. Mr ROCKWELL OF
Connecticut obtained the aoor. when the Committee
rose and the House ad djourned
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

NEVIS ERsEY HISTORICAL SocIETY-We learn
from the Newark Daily Advertiser thar the New Jersey
Historical Society held its arst Anniversary meeting Al
Trenton on Thursday. Chief Justice HoG>siowEa pre-
sided and Col Robert Johnson OF SaleGi, Hen Peter
D. Vroom OF Trenton and Hon James Parker. the wee
Presidents were all present There was also large az
tendance OF members various parts Of the State
smong TEEN DR.. Csrnahsn President OF me Coiege o
New Jersey; Dr. Macesn. the Vice President The ven
erabe d. Miller, also OF Princeton. who was instru
mental in founding the n Historical Society ESt 8
century ago; Hon Carer D. Wal, Rev. q ; Stewart OF
The L Navy and o;her persons OF fdi,uncuon IN society
Il was in fact the largest meeting OF the eeeiey hst has
been held.
The Annual Repor, of the Executive Committee gave
a most gratifying OF the organization and pro
sress OF the Society showing very clearly tnA nc o'
than realized.
4 large number Of members was added. and variety
of interesting business transacted bishop Doane
delivered the anniversary discourse and is said to hAve
been splendid affair
Ey There wers 372 deaths in Newark, \. j. du
ring the year 1852 men, 80 women 81 boys and III
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

NORTH CARoLISA.--The Loco Focos Of this
State held Convention on the sth and nominated
GREEN w. CALDWELL, Superintendent OF the U.
S. Branch Mint at Charlotte, as their candidate for
Governor.
The Wings held Convention at Raleigh on the
18th inst. over which DR.. FREDERICK ]. HILL Of
Brunswick presided. We have no, received the
result Of their deliberations bu, they probably nom
mated Gov. GRAHAM for reelection
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

F Last Day and GRIND Farewell Benefit of III" cslebt
ted scotch GAut and GRntcs- ~ the American Museum
a. they leave th- Cy positively Monday to-day
tr Only Chance le f"r seeing them. and thousands VII
doubtless vsit the Museum peep snd bid adru
u ths monso4s Szed pair The manager la. arranged 70
maze y real Gala day aud vii giVs splendid pe'ornlAn'
ces at -nd half past NJ comprising the Strength Of lbo
whole Museum Ladies and Chideo old and young
should p y their res pecls 70 lhe Ginniz today
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

CAsslUs NJ CLAY's SPEEcH-The Church in Ju.
iannast crowded sufocaiiOn last evening the
cason being Exposition by Csssius NJ Clay Esq OF
his views concerning Slavery IN the United States
II was announced that the proceedings would com.
at half past o'clock but the doors opened
much earlier period and within few minutes after
they opened, the crowd which had gathered
thronged in, and completely filled the Church. Up to
O'Clock continual Of people arrived and depart
ed without being able to reach the main building.
The Reporter sent take Of the speech arrived
there few minutes after o'clock but able
10 get within seeing hearing distance and are
therefore unable present. this morning readers
the proposed sketch of the speakers remarks.
Philad. U. 5. Gazette, Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

THE Hupsox orEN TO PoucHNrxrsrE-The power.
ur Ice Steamer DELAWARE. Capt Geo Nash, willeare
he foot OF Warrcnst. This Saturday, Afternoon at
O'clock for Poughkeepse and much farther athe Ice
will permit making the usual intermediate landing. For
resh, or passage. apply of Andrew Clarke corner War
rem and West SITS or on board.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

t-sY9 The trial of Sslamander safes of yestet.
day at vauxhal Gardens agreeable to announcement.
They were subjected to the most intense heat during
the day ana will remain in the position in the fur
mace until o'clock this morning, when they will be
Withdrawn and opened in the presence of ths Commit
and those OF the public who desirous of witness
ing the result
The Safes tested those OF Gaylers. Richs v Wild
ers (Or Herring's) make.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

REAL ESTATE SLEs.-A nrst class mouse and lot No.
IS ST. Mark place. FrstsvGnue. is 10 be- sold OF
auction nj - O'Clock Monday. by Beecker. the Ex
change. For particulars advertising columns.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

Mrsrc-wc take pleasure in calling the attention Of
our readers 10 an advertisement of Mr. Warner for two
new classes in the clements OF Music. The value thu
art, both as a social accomplishment and as source OF
individual happiness is such create very strong
uceucus to its cultivation by all persons who posses,
the physical capacity
Mr. Warner as a teacher, holds an iulisputabe suPe
rority and with the accessons to his facilities
which have been made by new elementary books, be
can furnish advantages which 1t would be dBcu, to End
elsewhere in this country
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
ASSEMBLY.

Several reports of Committees were received.
Mr.. Coz called up his resolution TO inquire
whether the Office OF Inspector of Salt cannot De
abolished and the fees Of Superintendent be re-
duced
Mr.. C. made a few remarks on the resolution and
was replied TO by Mr.. Tefft of Onondaga
Mr. HARRIS. on notice, introduced bill in refer
ence to Manoral Lands, &c. which will be found in
our Albany correspondents letter.
The Speaker announced the following Select
Committee on the subject of Capital Punishment
Messrs Titus E Marshall, Primmer, j. Miller. Dur
fee.
The Assembly then resolved itself into a Commit.
tee of the Whole. and resumed the consideration OF
the Governors Message.
Mr. CHATFIELp resumed and concluded his re-
marks on the Anti Rent question, when
Mr.. BAILEY took the floor, but soon gave way to
q motion 10 adjourn.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

oursrpE-Fsra Pase-Li,erary Nodces and conclu-
.icn of the Article the Oregon Question from the
North American Review.-Fo'frth Page My Boy,
Poem The Csbrnen Sales of ssocss Marine News
List Of Letters. -.ss
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

PrRE JUICE WiNEs.-Readers Ii you use Wiaes use
those that pure Abro & Co ll5 Division and 24o
Grand sts have m assortment OF pure old wines which
have been highly spoken OF by the best OF judges and
have been recommended by physicians for asdal pur.
poses account OF their 9rea Gse and perfect purity
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

s The Times IS the name OF e new Daily paper
a. Nashville, Tennessee published By Lands, Williams
4 Church-John NJ. Mckee Editor. Nashville has now
five daily papers, viz Wing, Banner, Union, orthopoii-
tan and Tines
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

q paragraph iu yesterdays Herald impels
say that no person connected with The Tribune has
asked received any thing attending or noticing
the Concerts OF Mr.. Tempe,on any other ar,s. Mr
Crehugh authorizes US to say that in his published
in the Herald he had alusion any one connected
with The Tribune
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

SERMONS TO THE YouNG-The Rev. l.. T. :" Ba!eh.
Rector ot ST Bar,hoomews will preach the 10Th In the
course OF Sermons the Young in the Church OF the
Holy Eyaneests (Vandeweter.st tomorrow evening
Service at 7 O'Clock Services also at loi NJ. and
M Al! the seats in this church are free.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
NEWY LEGISLATURE.
ALBANY. Ian. ID.

ALBANY, Jan. 10.
SENATE
Mr.. BAcKus reported in favor OF the establish
ment of an Asylum for Lunatcs in the Western
part of the State.
On motion of Mr.. PORTER. the Senate went into
Committee on the bill in relation State Printing
Mr. WRIGHT offered substitute and Messrs,
Porter, Sedgwick aod Lester offered amendments
which were ordered printed.
The Committee then rose, reported progress aud
the Senate adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

GS " B. PALMER, The Agent tor Of The beat News
papers OF all the ces and principal throughout us
country. Hr and receives Advertisements h Cou
try NerspdSrT dd1srtnR agency in iIs buiIdins sEn
rRuce q. The CnAi. OFFrrp pSa
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

We have received the first number of the
Atca Journal good-lookins Wing paper published at
Aitca, Fountain Co. Indiana, By Messrs McNutt &
Campbell.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

DICKINSON CoLLEGE.-The Catalogue of this in.
sttuon located Carlisle Pa for the year la45 gives
the number OF students i%7 divided follows Law
Glass o, Seniors ls Juniors 70. Sophomores 25 Fresh
men 81 Grammar School 40.
CITY OF CAMBRIDGE.-At town meeting in
Cambridge on Wednesday. called for the purpose Of
considering the expediency oil applying the Legisa
ture for City Charter 1t voted by large majority
of the voters present. TO petition for charter.
Boston Courier.
SUIcIDE.-A young man. eighteen years of age,
named Nimrod Coburn, a of Heman Coburn of ORA.
curt Mass. committed suicide, by hanging, Monday
last.
e The Eighth OF January, the anniversary Of
the Battle Of New Orleans celebrated with great
in fhatH
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

~ PEALEs BEAUTIFUL PAINTING, The Court Of
Death corner OF Broadway aud Leonardst open every
day from 10 A. NJ till 10 P. NJ. Admit,ance a5 cents
Broadway stages stop at the door.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

n The Massachusetts Society for the Abolition
Of Capital Punishment, held its anniversary meeting in
Boston on the 18th inst which continued throughout the
day Mr.. Amasa Walker in the Chair.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

T. The Boston Courier says the Pest Office De-
partment has made arrangements TO forward 10
New.York by E-crsss the mail by the steamship Hibs.-
na from Liverpool if she shall arrive of mail hours
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

e Mr. Preston, who was injured by the explo
sion olneyve, has since died Il is expected tha,
Mr. Potter will have 70 lose bis Rru. PROV. Trans
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
John Il. Couch In Rrookl.r

Mr. JoAS B. GouGA made an Address las; even
ing al Brooklyn, for the bencut of the Parent W ash
ingtoaian Society His remarks, as he stated IN
commencing, contained but little that was new but
be seems to be more earnestly impressed than ever
with The importance of,he cause which he is engaged
IA advocating. Mr. Coughs discourse embraced princi-
ps"y rehearsal Of the various of ineuperance
Saea WI had come under his observation 10 conclusion
Soash (aadins his enemies) remarked that there
.'a oe some who had out Of sheer curiosity,
, W he"I what the fellow bad TO say" To such he
would say ha, he wished himself and his Affairs 70
o"s's'oh ior ~ha, ne to the Great Cause of
temperance, but bubble on The wa,ers
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

- Mr. SrEwAxr HAnDINoE Will give IN Exhibi
tion OF his Photographic class this Saturday. evenir
al the Clinton Hall. Although i, may apper almost 10
credible his pupils hssng attended bat two lectures sys
now able 10 read any thing in the language written
photographic characters without any hesitation.
30 one OF any literary capacity should fail to sive tbs
important science investigation the labor and tn,
by writing in this is about onetwelfth OF ths
Of the ordinary mode. Give This subject hearing and
then Judge for yourself OF its utility.
Lecture to commence Mt J O'Clock. Tickets l2t ct,
10 be had at Taylors periodical depot No Asor House
Ladcs tree.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
PHALoNS CHEMICAL HAIR INvGGoRAToR.
.IrltY hEiphI n.I,y .rnIna Lalr

Art hss made the fair more idlr.
Every body that has made OF PHALoS'; Hair Inv9or
aor delighted with its qualities for roHoyang wesk Har
removing dandlf and stopping the approach Of badnr'
Is aconPound invented after long study and gives uDt
'ersa Satisfaction Lee the doubtful try and they VII
soon appreciate s value Prepared and soii by <. PEA
LON, Wig Maker aud Hair Gutter. 2l4 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

II Pimpes, ChspDei Flesh Salt Rheum. cured n =
few hours by using Jones's Italian CneB.cal Soap h1-
rssder this really Try only Sod st,Ss
American Eagle, g. ChaIhalnsi ST. Broadway ard ~
Fu!lon.st. Brooklyn. ID Geoo
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

CuRoNo rHEkaiAL-poctor Isy'ors system OF errs
in his celebrated Bssm OF Lyer"o' IS oanded on this
principle. which IS now occupying the mipd' OF the
Faculty In Europ' This medicine i' deservedy held N
high estimation by ali who have used :; 1t has cured
cases of Consumption TO the knowledge OF ;ae writer
that have been considered past cure; and as family
medicine il stands truly unrivsed You give II %
children and intsn,s with the safety and bote
will cur, the mos, obstinate cold and cough. |, also
gives immediate relief for Shortness Of Breath, ASTHMA
and Consumption, Dyspepss, Brouchnis. &c. Buy oay
of the Doctor Office 35 Bowery, see the signature Of
Dr. Leeds 10 the elegant label the bottle Mrs lays
l3o Fulton ct Brooklyn !. agent. VEKirAs TEN YEARS
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

E Inc Rochester Telegraph is the name OF a
new weekly Miscellaneous and Literary Journal, pub.
lished BY George A. Knapp Rochester.