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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

CorRr OF OYsp AND TERNuNER-Betore Judge Ed
uonds aud Aid Johnson and Jackson. TRIAL ron Vx.
pER-Charles Thomas. u hearty looking black msn
about thirty years OF age placed upon trial. charged
with the murder OF aged blacs man named Henry
Ford at No. n Orm:cst. on sunday afternoon, l&e
Sept.
appeared by the testimony that the prisoner and de-
ceased lived IN different parts OF the same house which
Is entered by an alley from Orange 81 Thomas was
locking out O up window and Ford WAS sitting
on a char IN the ward directly under II Thomas called
cut TO Ford that he was old gray headed OF a
b." Ford replied II he WAS an old son Of b. thaihc
tThomss) was young one Thomas then said If he
came down he would let him know, and immediately
ran down. armed with piece ot board about yard
long and struck Ford with 1t over tho head, who rosc
and caught up the chair which he had been sitting TO
defend himself Thomas threw down the board seized
Ford BY the throat aud backed him against the lepre
here he was seen 10 move his II making ths,s
aud on his letting 20 Fond the latter fell and instantly
expired having been stabbed 10 the heart. Ihomas
when he let 90 Ford said something and went again up
stairs. tie 10 throw knife away aud was
subsequently arrested.
Testimony taken The District Attorney and M.
b OConnor appeared Tor the prosecution and Mes.r,
T. Townsend and r. II Holmes tor the defence.
The Jury found him guilty and lie was ordered 10 Be
brought up ior sentence on Monday.
L. : Dsrmor CouRr-Betore Judge Bets--rhe in.
quiry the sanity otherwise, OF Prudent Roster
charged with stealing large number OF watches, &c
board the packet ship Iowa, was concluded yester
day The Jury found that he WAS sane when he com.
mittrd the (Which he attcrward conessed but that
he is insane He cannot therefore, at present Do
put upon his ria. Mr. Butler Tor prosecution Mcsst.
I Clinton md siainBcht defence
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of 1874. to deal out accusations OF ueachery' IN
,.-alIeIed and Iaosve!ess sreache-y, against the
cared veterans who discarded business profit re-
p,.e. heath. every t'.inr, 70 WIN victory Tor M
Clay and the Wing cause IN that contes;' Nay.
more we cannot be faithful 70 our convictions OF
truth and Justice without saying that The suspicion
which Mr.. Edwards here INDUCES e one which caA
never have been really entertained by one mo
roughly houes,, intelligent Eaind
But We have not room 70 pursue iaFthe' 'ai'
melancholy exhibition such unOlushing appeals
70 the narrowess bigo,ry and the most 0es0t'ed
prgiodice such betrayal Of the Pa!t-ies' derna-
aoguisrn while pretending profound abhoTence
al demagorues such rscklessness Of assertion and
rrossness oil ilnppta,ion such compound OF NAL
ice and driveI we hope nos soon again TO see put;
forth 81 an aspirant 70 tie Chief Magistracy OF our
State The poisonous shafts aimed a: JoHs
YoUSG on the assumption utterly false that Gov
Seward had any thing to do with bis nomination,
VII fall harmless. If Mr.. Young were rot already
firmly fixed in the affections OF majority OF the
People Of our State This letter you'd DO much to
..rsf,rc his election
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Thing in Phnndcinhiu
Core,roade0ce q Toe Trisan,:.
n


FhLArEifBiA Oct s
The eighth Of October with the therlnoae,,r :.
- il INV rcor, whore tie sun never .h,,,,. -.
:, ~ o,, A., :. 49,, ,..,,,,,,:,.s : S't's'
- - - 49, '' N''A iSis 'tsse
OF temperature nAs caused q''e feSiva! OF Sumner
oressTs ~. go. WIKI sFcA' s0'e''sde os he
nc - ''-a =. :, - ~, --,t
~ KAY - os '4s n, 80. .e.es'Spn Co1
psny yesseFuSS u A ae'eI,h.eo % eTse' aaosssr r-
OF WIRES tFoin 20 o1"iaorc' lie business Of
the COMPANY AZ 'nls stS''o1 5 very great AID Il ~
could OILY 6eSise SONG ps;' Io sss over your E;res
without delay. We sAoa!d Zee! laai We were t-.lv
neicbboTS
The commission store OF Mr. MoranSe II Fruai
below Walnut bat lafurcG BY tbs
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LATE FROM MARcY's FAMILY.-lt is stated here
by some discharged drivers who reached this place
night before last on the Winona, that Gen. ToulniD
Quartermaster Mobile, Saturday last, met the
commander OF the Georgia Mule Regiment at Blakely
and brought the whole concern TO halt. No more
mules needed on the Rio Grande &c nine.tenths
the purchase money of those eight hundred s lost TO
the Government. Persons here speak OF going down
to speculate in mules Montgomery (Ala) Jour
FlRE.-The barn attached to the farm house OF
Mrs. Leyins in the north part OF this town was dc
atroyed by Thursday morning last 1t was filled
with hay and grain valued at $1,000 No insurance.
tLansingburgh Democrat
PROBABLY SLAvER.-The brig Casket, Of this
port with Lieut. Barton of the L. 5 Navy prize mas.
ter from Kabenda, West Coast OF Africa. passed
Holiness Hole yesterday morning Mt O'Clock, bound To
Boston Boston Traveller.
-" Dea John Pond of Hopknton, Mass. was
ran over by the cars ON the Norwich and Worcester
Road and killed. Another man, name unknown. was
killed on the Plymouth Road the same day.
e The Albany papers announce the death OF
John y Quactenbush, who has been identified
for halt century with the business and principal inter
est of that ci
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HaRrER THE MURDERER.-Wc have already
announced the apprehension of Harper, charged with
the murder OF Mr. Meredith OF Baltimore He Is confined
NJ Van Buren, Arkansas waiting for official requisiton
from the Governor OF Missouri. The Lexington (Mo)
Express having occasion alude to the matter lets us
into the of the OF his escape His trial was
month OFT lie securely guarded, but the dictates
of humanity prompted his guard TO allow his wife to
visit him. Womans ingenuity suggested 10 her the
means OF etecting his escape Hanging some OF her
clothes against the wall knowing they would not be
touched she contrived work out the mortar and
bricks thcretrom, carrying them out daily concealed
about her person None ever thought OF examining her
and she worked away her task OF love unmoested-
The result was the escape OF her husband
- L MI Dan,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

~ DuplgY s GREGORY, Esq of Jersey CRY
was yesterday unanimously nominated by the
Wing Convention OF the With District OF Ncw.Jersey
as their candidate tor Congress inthe place OF Hon
William Wright OF Newark who after two terms
NJ faithful service, dechred a reelection Mr.
Gregory Is widely known as one Of the best men as
well as one Q. the most efficient Wings IN the Dis
trict aud his many deeds Of generosity ami philan
thropv have gwen HIM strength beyond that Of
psrty- Fe viii probably be elected as Mr. Wrish,
was reSlectei without opposition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

- The history OF the Ivory statue Of CHRIST
or rIiE CEoss, with notices OF the press ci @ -era-ka
BE piece OF sculpture vii be circulated IN Cty til.
morning with The Tribune. and commend il the
attention OF readers with The ho thai the Just tn
bates 10 me artistic excellence OF The work wiz
induce 'aeEn 70 pay i early v=t we are Fu-e that
persons ofpu-e taste wi be ihzn grained they
VII Dc instructed oy me grand conception Of the subject
here reazed L OF he most beautiful materials WIKI
exquisite Perfection, and ob;4n standard Of Judgmsn;
OF lasting value IN regard 10 works Of az generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09
THANSseINiso IN MARYLAND Thursday Nov. IS

E9rNoorNL GNI-From Ber5a&css-The Brit
iSh hrsaatae Ser:nads, Capt, CArseu at this port yes
iesdSy from SSToacoeS brings accounts OF very 6Sas
trou> storm passing over thai island Saturday Sept
10Th Tie weather Tor several days previous gave ey
dence o. is approaching Besides Tie blowing down OF
few houses the gale done bar he iajary on the land
The shipping in port made 70 s,ier most The-e
We're L sail Of vessels lying anchor IN the harbor
Carlisle Bay) only American Ozark punlspA MI
;Aeo;hers R-irSh-tAe bark Caleb Agnes frurl Laalon
brie Fame schrs Agnes Manchester and sl0op Mary
Ana sll were driven from their sachorases cast the
ncghho,ing reef and broken into pieces The American
bark punls rode the gale mos, molly sustaining nc
iaiary. BALTIMORE American.
~ l. is rumored that the President has ten
aesea the appointment, OF Attorney General OF the Uni
tea Ststos 10 Hon. Ns;hSn Clifford OF this State.
fSaco (Me) Dcncc.s.
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nrsp.rcE-sFog TIE TRIBUNE
YELEcTRlc TELEGRAPH
Election.

BAt-i'foaE- alFsdaJ Il-Hi
The state Election appears TO have resulted IN
an unexpected increase OF Wing strength II every
par. Of The state froH, WHICH we have returns
Tbe:r r,ajo-,y N both branches c: TIE stare Legs
!asure. Judging ron the results ssceTtaihed- wi!
De unusualiy large
here. IL consequence OF their T1c'oT!'
The Southera and Western mails oTlns 10 news
worth phia=
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

AMERICAN TRACT SoclErY.-We have received
communication eondenning in very strong terms me
ae;s CT TIE SCENTS OF ;s institution IN reference the
brick wall which they are consc-rtlns the of
,he %, Nassau - The writer alleges that lie wall
L unnecessary and Is only pot up &c nlare The
Nessrs Gould Banks i Co-;he val completely shut
tins out ali light from their store. We do wish to
open our columns to any controversy between the par
de- %; we would exhor, al persons. especially aeigh
oor:. % I've to.eths! y un.ry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

MAINE -Dixmont, &c, Wig Aboliticnist
Phipsburs, &c, Loco, Monmouth and Greene.
Wing Sydney and Rome. do Hebron and Ia
mer, Loco The House Sc far as ascertained, now
stands 81 Wings TO IL Locos. Any quantity OF no
choice agaln
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Court Calendar. ru> DAY

SUPERIOR Corsr-Yos - Al -. -, lco loI I& 10y
to ll3 us Il6 III, 100 20 lS5
CoNNoN Pux,s-Psrt Nos. Isl. GoO srs 9OL 20
20s 30 2l2 pa 30 2lS 49, ~. l2l los ]l6 PartS
Nos 49, 100 20I 203 81, ~ 100 I'll. 2l5, Els ~
az aIn III lN-
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overwhelmingly cveal1--

STATE O. -HE NARKETs.-Whea;->a.ss al 90
cents Western Flour 81 1855 % Western Butte.
cents = 4 Corn = c5a cents : 5asae--
Al MIcziIeAx C!7Y-Waea; 50 cents s'sisAt 10 S9;-
:alo = cents.
II FoS- wAyxE-waea; So cents. Corn = cents
Rye 3 cents Oats 10 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

i' The ECLECTIC COMMENTARY on the tlo-
y Bible Part ILL., of this excellent family companion
is just published The present number extends 10 near
y the end of lid Kings Price % cts and for sale by
shannon & co 900 Wiiamst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

Iot3s EaNeT % Ia 7TI6Nle
have iust passed delightful hour at the Far
indeed proud exhibition the skill industry and
ingenuity Of American Mechanics was particularly
struck with the ych display o: Patent Leather JapsEned
silks aud MusEns, manufactured by j. s K. Ward Ct
Newark y j. These Articles - different kinds, en-
brscng every variety OF shades and cUlor-the Leather
Is most exquisiiely finished polished like mirror
Too mach credit canao; De sYen to THIS en,errisin.
arm Tor the elegance aud perfection which they have
brought th. important branch Of mechanical can
only hope TIA; their may be proporouste with
their merits w
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Business Notices.

Sll,wLs AND CLoASiNGs.-STEPlIEN BARRIER .oi
Grands has within the last few days added upward OF
800 Shaw!s his previous extensive stock and IS there
by enabled 10 accommodate every cass OF customers,
with any description OF shsws, from dollar Rob Rcy
,oa seventy.hye dollar Cashmere. lie has also com
plctc OF PoynesiAn Plaid' Ihbet Meriuoe'
&c for Cloakings TO which he would eau attention
CE>iN.,L SINGING CrAss.-Messrs. Bradbury and
Nashs class Tor Ladies' and Gentlemen in Franklinst
near Broadway DIR. Hardcnburg's church, will com
mence this evening at y o'clock. This Glass will afford
nm excellent opportunity TO those who wish TO learn to
sinr hY note.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

~ Knox, l28 Fulton.sL (Sun Bulldings deeming
unnecessary enter into particulars respecting his Fail
Fashions for 1886 would simply ha, his new syla
will excel in beauty lghlness, tsste and color any ans
ever offered to the hat wearing public OF NewYork Hh
,ric.s AR. a. low ma hia hats ar. fno oil lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

PROTECTIVE USIoSS.-We ere happy 10 hear
that branch OF the Working Mems Protective
Union established last evening which Is also 20 haze
is Depo, il Boylson Hall Apropos 0; this, there
IstS in Berlin Association CT Al poor families who
purchase comparatively II Common the necsssares
Of life Tor thc Purpse o. economsin. and saving tie
expenses .. Intermediates The Society aieh pa
t-ouis> this enterprise exercises IL functions rattoGs
" Statement; has been made il affairs during the
past wear appears that the Association has ELECTED
II the purchase Of wood bread coffee salt and articles
81 furniture economy g. sixteen hundred dollars
The .fe.-s-! q Caso9ac after mentioning The fzcts
remarks That by OF such association and c0clb
nauoa the whc!e OF Society could hive oGshrd less
and lar better than does No Doubt: could hu;
The trouble : 10 induce society 10 sop;
OF evident ut'iiiy Il Is easy thing lead horse
the water The great difficulty i MAKE han drink You
say no Ae VIII drink il 6e / dry Well have
horse so thirsty that tie up~; the bucket his haste
get The water before another horse should taste l. sill
horses sem 70 trust esch other -y As well
tCarono;ype
LAND SALES-Land sales take place in Wiscoa-
s;n aud Iowa as follows Mineral Point or Monday
me aatn OF November; Green Bay on Monday, Dec
lita az Da Bpqus. Monday the Sd o. Nov az Iowa
City on Moadsy. he So.a Of Nov e, Arteld or Mon-
3av Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

TIE GoosERERHY CAsE.-1t may be recoIlected
that some time since little -r named Macdonald was
taken up by gentleman named Angus Cameron, OF
Garden Island Tor plucking goosberry from as garden
while passing BY and that Magistrates convicted her
penalty for stealing TIE little girls father brought
acton damages against the psrr!es the present
Assizes and learn fruu the British Wh. that the
Chiet Justice charged favor Of the plaintiff. Among
other things ne stated that common matter 10
pluck fruit wnen passing orchard garden thai
clergyman rni.h. committed the tauIi CHARGED 20
the child and aot hare thought he did wrong The
Jury after shor; absence returned verdict II favor
ct the plaintiff damages so4 los This l. very prop
verdict and may teach petty tyrent= that they rannot
Cypress the weak and poor win IMMUNITY.
Hamilton &C. w Journal.
- Mr. I q GALE, historical and portrait paint
WHO has Tor months resided IN tel. city, and
wao has lately had series OF Scriptura Paintings
exhibition al Hardlnss Gallery has ysterously dsap
psarec and apprehensions entertained that ne may
hare destroyed himself He has family IN the city,
and any information respecting hm will De gratefully
rece.7ed At the rooms, Nc. % Schoost Boston Trav
3 On Tuesday evening, at the Worcester
Railroad Dep6l Boston, NJ Iohn Wright OF Lowell,
robbed OF his pocket book. containing s765.
= The Editor of the Boston Post is certainly
wGg lie is yraveiy talking about tae Loco.Focos re-
eeeHiing The staunch Wing State OF Massachusetts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

II ATWOOD, CELEBRATED EMPIRE Cook STovEa-
Theses Stoves warranted US usual Persons waatn;
Cook Stoves invited examine them before Purehs'
ing elsewhere. Wholesale and retail by Hlckok Co ~
W.t.r-s, sill 3neod
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Loco-Eoco Nominations.

Seren;h Seaate D.Stric:.-Goo H Middleton OF
Wayne County.
mia Congressional Dt<tuct.-Ausburn Bird
sail Of Brooyue County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

IT will be seen that Mr. lamar Wing. is elected
TO the House OF Delegates and extra from the
Office ofthe Cecil Wing says We have also elected
tcnr County Commissioners out OF the seven
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M. , Of Lordner,. Lectures.

This Number, which we have just reprinted, Is now
ready and orders now be supplied twould be well
who have imperfect sets 10 complete them at once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

II liza HARMS OF Albany mas been dominated
for Senator by the Third District Ant, Reas Con
vention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

MEMORABLE Events Is OcToBER.-Oct l. lS07
ms; stsamboa, sailing on the Hudson. On that
day. too, the Scotch attempted lo99 TO form
merclal settlement the sthnus OF Darlen when hing
" am OF Orange instructed the Governor OF Jamaica
neither 10 aid correspond with them Oct Major
Andre taken Sd Treaty of Limerick 5th Battle OF the
Thames sin Pennsylvania charters last L. Bank
joan Hancock died 9th Pulaski killed llth. San SALIVA
dor discovered by Columbus 49, Oct 18th, Battle
Queenston-Brock killed Murat shot 18th Battle O,
Jeaa-NIllam Penn born l5th, Napoleon arrives at 81
Helena 10th Bstrie OF Leipsc Bishops Ridley end Lar
mer burnt Aosciu=ko died Marie Antoiaeirs Queen OF
France oeheaded I7th ship Frohc taken Bursoyne
surreuders Gates Al Saratoga will II not oe pleasant
We shall have to chronicle somewhere between Oct;
oh and l1ih. the complexion al albany by - Dele-st
OF the best and abes Constitution the Union 10Th
Lord CORVALLIS and the English Clio. mem surrender
TO Washington at Yorktown 25th, Battle Of Bennins
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~ Who win 20 To the Museum this afternoon and
evening the Shaking ouakefs, They give their ex
Ibitions conjunction w,ih other performances at y and
o'clock The DIS arr, Ofang Outang, &c VIII be- visible
d.r nd M
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tovEs,s ORIGINAL PoEMS-No 5

JONEs's ORIGINAL FUENs--NO y IN
love uooD SUMMER night. when al the word 81
To S. how loyeIy Nature calmly bend. 20 S.nIes SlI-
gve ,b stfs t si.ent moon The cath Tue ar ne -
But who could oye ID. Tan and botch lssts lately '''
on me-
love 4 woman or whO mas The sense 70 kno" ,s
That Jones. Hair Restorative vii. force the BAR ~
D4rk silky clean and lovely sofl, and keep IN Ee
Twice, ay, thrice. long any other hair ''nH
Thai Jones. Soap viii al pimpes freckles 5..s
Or any vie eruptlou from the face or skin Of mad ID
And sunburn, unorphe@ salt-rheum, snd Gar
low sain ,o, Ri.
Assume youthful snowy white, -rfsee or hane, a.
Reader fhoug Oh thus puff and Poeze t nsse .o,ies
ce. you will find them upon trs to b. more Sssssl
even ihan represented TIE Soap cures plHpes ~,
or crached kin saltrheum scurYy, Sc The ONO, ~
every hing eve. invented Tor the hair Both are ~
tne ony IN New-York a. the .!gn Of the AneLeIp ,osI.
az Chs,ham-s 1873 Pulton-s- Brooklyn, and 1S VIZ.
Newak Sod at the SAME places, Joness LILY =, Hgg
Amber Tooth Paste e1ceileni) Is csnts. Ths go
Dive ia tha world rs the Moorish Hair Dye pace -
OF 2leod
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Loco over al 43o.

Nou the Wing Senator has over the Loco and
we have carried Of the live Assembly men Ma
tvism has evaporated aud the Wings are united
aud triumphant, Silas do you hear
Below is the vote for Senator and Members OF
the Legislature.
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BALTIMORE Election.

The tidings of a Wing victory, or at the worst n
drawn battle, in the City OF BALTIMORE nearly
always strongly Loco. surprises us prepared as we
were for succession Unpopular verdicts against tho
Executive measures OF the last Congress. Dalti
more never gave Wing majority in Presidential
Election, Van Buren, beating Harrison BY 80 votes
1896 to !, 296 1t has almost always been repre-
scented by Loco Focos. In 1874, it gave Polk ma
iority OF ,222 at the desperately contested Cover
nors Election, though at least half this majority
was grossly fraudulent
A, the Presidential Election following, the spu.
rous votes were kept down; Polk actually fell OIL
30l from CAROLS vote for Governor, and obtained
but i73 majority the poll standing Clay SAB to
Polk s.ss6. Last year the vote oil Baltimore stood
Wing ......3sl6 Loco-Foc 1865
Native. 1916 Al others 7,.2229
Temperance. l61-1,229
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LIBRARY or ROMANCE

JULIA WsiCHr.-CAsTo VII
such great advantages VIII sefYe 10 $40"
That IuS Wright had lovers, ql-hah .1HT
or might hs re had, II every bIainiess oeS1
Had been ailo sed ~ breathe his Yapia sIa.'
But J1lia's good sound sense led her W NJ
Two lovers. for one WOMAN, we're enousN
From whom q partner for her life 10 choD'7
And even ono Of these ,lis must refuse
no gE cOSTlsUED.l -, ,,.,r,
GouRAuDs IrALfAS INDICATED Soar has been -, In
uensI in procuring many far lid good husband W.
might Otherwise have pined hopelessy under tss :,
ing influence Of Pmpled Tanned, FFeck.eai a.,,ye
rough skn GccRAUD's PorpgEs SCBTILEs ~! psss.ee
~ eradicate every yesige Of eupefgous hafifo ss,I
neck, arms and brow. GouRACD's LIeCip HOWL '-f
delightful color to pale cheeks aud lips :, int
store from Broadway. No article Is genuine uheS
chased a. above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

SANDs's Observation-Disclosures testimony from Yer
mont East PoULrSEY, W. Aug. loth, 1915
Mes,rs Sands In the Spring OF 1854! had tho Typsu'
Fever with which suffered the mos, Intense pain ana
when recovered from that attacked with the 'Pnil
complaint and inaamed throat This continued uan
June 1913, when my throat AID lungs ucera'ed a!ea"
with cough and my face covered with se'0u'
ous sores. cannot describe what suffered for heyea'
three OF which confined to my bed and could not I"
up at all During this period received no beneht'f on
the prescriptions Of different Physicians ana h
nearly given up all hopes OF ever being any better al NV
Time was induced TO Try your Sarsapara from The n'hy
remarkable had performed, and strange as ''
appear the bottle effected sensible change BY
.inuing my health has much improved 'hsl ea
only situp, bu, walk, and fully believe, WIN 10
blessing Of Providence, that 1t win effect perfect cure
You're very truly, ADALISE STASLE!.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by b. 1p
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 FuonsL eofne' u
Wiamst 20 Broadway, and n East Broadway ne4
York. Sold also by Druggists generally throughout
United Slates Price 81 per bottle OF SIX bo'te' w -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

CoSsPIRAcY TO DEFRArD NE PusLlc.-Two
persons answering 10 the OF John r. Townsend
and Aired her,hsn, arrested yesterday morning
b. Of bench warrant issued by .he Court OF Gen
era sessions upon indictment charsiD: them with
having conspired defrsud the public by OF
pretended Insurance Company, alleged TO have been
formed under the title OF The Newiork Fire Marine
and Inland State Stock insurance Company, the Office
OF which was located al No ~ Waist and OF which
of the before named persons the reputed Presi
dent and Kersham the Actusry.
In their advertisement they inserted the of
twenty-five persons Directors OF this mock corpora
ton and profezsed have capital OF $4,000 when in
fact As it alleged the Directors of straw or
in other words without capital OF incorporation
It believed that persons have been taken
by this and that many curious financial opera
tons will be brought to light during the progress OF the
ra The accused parties each held to bail in the
SUN OF $500 which they gave and were discharged