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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
THE TRIBUNE.
The Delhi Trials.

1o,1s Editor cf The N. Y. Tribune
uppose it will be unsafe TO ask the question l
aosre TO- until have said that do not Justify the
Killing Of Steele, or the assembling OF armed men in
a;sgpise-I regard the law OF last winter as sauta-
:, 90 preventive of mischief. may also say that
~ ~ fsr removed from the turbulence that Rent
and Anti Rent have produced that do not belong
IN feeling TO one the other party 10 the Rent ques
ton.
IN, have an interest as 10 how Justice is admin
;sered in any part Of this State The Judge who
,,es;ded at the Delhi trials commanded my respect
il, manv things that occurred during their progress
Though, he was right upon the question when he
srd the Attorney General differed I could not but
,,ove of the disposition evinced temper his udg
r,sns with mercy and diminish .he number Of victims
lea, appreciate tie difficulties by which he was sur
roupded-an armed military guard exasperated COM
r,unv in which tie deceased had stood high-the gen
ava, feslinp In the State that such death as Steeles
eoud no, occur without there being murder-and VA
re,y of circumstances combined, would render it diff
eult for Judge to give force what would first
techncAl rule to the relief Of such oendcra Earle
And ye, your correspondent George Clinton, Jr. has
naJe some statements upon which desire TO be better
informed Steele and his party went second time upon
the possession of Earle literally Nth force and arms
srant that he supposed he had full legal authority and
that his duty required obedience to it, The gravanen
Of Earles offence the defending his possession If
Steele had valid legal authority for entering Earle had
no right TO defend all IL he had such authority,
Earle had right to defend in manner, will not
,pend words TO describe how.
Was the paper that Steele carried with him a valid
warrant for him 20 into Earles possession and take
bhproperty Could it have afforded him Justification
an action Of respass guam clansam fright or OF ro
YER for taking cow II Earle had but taken him by
The collar and walked him of tic premisesit sad
cursnce had happened TO sensitive c0mmuni.
II and require martial law TO be proclaimed would not
Steele have been required TO have shown valid author
liz for going the premises in order TO sustain action
q assault aud bateryf
Ionce knewa Constable nrrest q man upon n mere
Jcnces SUMMONS he thought II was 1Cdrrdnt but was
mistaken The resisted, turned over bon, in which
de officer trying 10 carry him across lake, and
came nigh drowning him. When the Constables mis-
nike about the process discovered good lawyers ad
rsed him to compromise with the party for false
Imprisonment inOtead OF ndicng him Tor resisting legal
process
Iwant 10 know if Stecle's authority was invalid md
fs what force given to that fact upon the trials
SENECA
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ascend. When they reached the top OF the scaf.
fold the Sheriff asked him il he would not ike the
attendance of a minister The unhappy wretch
shook his head, pointed 10 the rope, and then mo-
toned TO have it placed round his neck This is
dreadful said The humane Sheriff. bat II n,ps,
he done. AZ length all was arranged and the al
,eDdan,s had taken their last leave of The criminal
when be beckoned them back - lsh all ready p
asked the old man. Every thing replied the
sheriff; and thereysiihal the wafer stood in his
ewes Ish dere noting more 10 pc done =
Nothing lin one minute you will be launched
into eternity Den, mein Cor IL ish time for
me 10 sign dc-. paper, and take der prison -
You old rascal said the Sheriff grinding his
ieeib and turning whi:e with rage, is il possible
that YOU have been paltering, and putting Us to all
III is trouble and expense Tor nothing The old
fellow gave no other answer than gureiine. salts
Fl ed chucke that sensibly increased al the words
expense. and trouble which said more plainly
than words Now YOU have the reason WHY I did
itp He moved down from the acstfold, amids,
mingled shouts AMI Kisses. A ;umutuous assem-
b!age followed him 10 the jail some euraged and
abusive Others laughing and hu-rahinE. But the
old fellow sat as imperiurbabe as Judge save al
the mention of expense and trouble. and then
he could not suppress malicious and most pro-
voking smile When ne returned to the jail he
drew from hiding place beneath plank which
he had loosened in. the floor. Professor KILMAR-
Socx's last extra Quart OF rum. which he drank in
the coolest manner imaginable and then curled
himself up 10 sleep Bat with all his foily, the poor
cheated professor was really m object of commise
ration. From the highest pinnacle of triumph be
was plunged into the lowest slough Of despond'-
He kept lamentinr - a guide five hundred dollars
clean zane an fitted An the very weans
fiitcherin' at me for a daft goreril Siller and
credit bath game But the worthy Professor
did give his Lecture on Gavanism, after ALL and TO
large audience, who were highly entertained as
we are sure our large audience will be- when the
incidents Of that memorable occasion are laid before
them But these must form side.dish for next
Table In conclusion speaking of public execu
tons would those philanthropiss among who
conscientiously oppose Capital Punishment have
anv objection 10 the chances agars, it Sc; forth
in certain instances ct the old Newgate in London?
We read that on one occasion a prisoner was
respi;ed in order TO have his leg off. TO try the
effect of newly.invented styptic and that another
deaf man, was pardoned, that an operation upon
the drum of his ear might be performed for the
benefit of Science Neither case proved fatal.
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wINER's CANADIAN VERMIFUGE.

WlN6h . S<.1S hI 1&14s 't3@A@'A~~
IA yORMS the fruitful source cf many ena very s.
~ diseases. indeed there Is scarcely conPlsbt
which nfc;s infancy and childhood, taat MAJ hI De P
duced highly aggravated by the presence oi lne
mails in h- recorded ss?s an eiHens
phy them producing ST v!u- uAics, Iocs
apopexy mania, dropsy in The hesd, ln1ehia on :" @
ey q. perverted vision, para ysis especially oi '
ssbs.Tvieut 10 specch auurg pepitsron of me hssi
hckup, dry cough, pleurac pains, eruption, rheuhac
pains IN the joints Dr. Cbapinta says VA. ese; sP
c.s OF Worms seem TO have their origin ard support 70
week end eprsged coudiion OF the digestive organs
gnn NJ sHys in all ca.es diminished 'r ngh anc eil a.
cation of however reduced and especially tbe bow
ella .hsr. in The tes;,,ted stale We may IN crd suspect
their exitence or speedy generation Dr. Gregory oo-
cannot doubted hs; weak state oi the dges-
tive organs s which principally leads To The productoD
of Lrorus~ Dr. Wood there 5 Vet great space
for i,uatoyen.ut in the ote Of Itealng tss cGmpa n
(yVoTns The .a.geat Worms urquesronabiy are found
sst frequently in young people or persons OF weakly asd
irel.stc fhre- disihetc bab and hence our f IL.
t.nor should be 10 the system generally, and
tn. stomach and iae,ttnes particularly.
TIN. r-lnsdy which would call the attention OF The
public winch proved sEccsssiul for long Tine
aud II Is universally sesno El-dged by ali who have rec
superior u any other nedlcne ever enp'yed
IN di.eeses fCr which is recommended II cot ony de-
solves and carrie. supera undsn: slime ucus 80
prevalent th- stomach snf bowels o. children more 20
p.cls!ly bad heslh The mucus forms th- ue or
nest IL which Worms produce !rlr young ahu ~ 'Eh'
ipy T. i j. Impossible for Wors 10 r.rnain u 'e
Is harmless effects the sysieu sno ine bean OF
The paert is always improved by iia ase' even nI n'
Worries are discovered co,5 hr
WYATT keicham Il Futrps- X A. Sanus los Do" Ely,
cor of SprlDg J. COcdns tcnr " huusoh' CUT SptI1si
u Rs..-it s,t Broad way, and Druggists generally
iil Tux Sat2a WIN
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Ns., Establishment for IA. srciusce Sale Of Choice
PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS,

And Toilet Articles, wholesale hno ielhl.
I,HE SUBSCRIBER, VINO exhibited al the late Fsir OF
tho American Institute tho much admired display ot
choice Peumery and Toilet Soaps, aud who wss tnere
onened mn ss,ablisbment in This CITY No. l59 Broadway
where speciality Of Perumery not 10 be
ed either In Europe America he would remark hat ns
Prisry has the sreaI the foreign OF be-
Ing reshy prepared and that the uneqaaled opp31unnes
Pfeet Fils OF which for many yesrs the director
his possession Of skill equal 10 thal OF any
cpmplee assortment ofchoice articles Of the most cello
brated Will at all mes be Kept on hand thas
enabling mis- cusoers compare sud TO choose, aud be
has ESQ imported from Paris beautiful assortment OF
FANCY ARTICLES, ,suiAbe the approsSlng houGays.
deormt7 INTO besui old into YOUTH or Pornaluns
which possess the uansceuden virtue OF creating new
or~sns for Ii. growth OF the hair These miracle. he leaves
Tor others; but he does pretend offer TOILET SOAPS
scientifically Compounded thai no nnneuual1eo sIAa
remains fret The most delicate kin, and be oners ios
elegant pre- highly recommended oy an accom-
p,I.hed suthoress OF America his AhANDlNE, when WIZ
prevent or cure the most inyeerha chapplng o. me sa
Ho Oder his unrivsled SHAVING CREAM, en sfueIe
which, uisd, viii always be present In every se"-
terDan's dressing. case
picsiioa 70 delicate shaving, much nore e'
xun preparation the Cold CIsa,n .,,,,,o
He ofrrs lor tho head, OILS, ESSENCES, foMAI ICno
and WasHEs possessed of various properties SONS dc
signed 70 beauy and clesnse ihe healthy hsr some %
, ronertss for the irritable head; oihers stimulating
and debilated Scalp impaired 70 is iuncuons
ed with well known physiological principles, frequently
restore The hair stop it's falling when m loss does roi arse
from obstruction VI h1 organs OF u1e haf ano eie no "
be confounded with the thousand nosuuTs 90 ahaTeiessy
warranted to cure D all caseA Hs bEAhs OIL, ne as
sures the public perfectly genuine when represented a.
SUCH and Is prepared, by application oil neal 30 ce
which differs from other substances OF similar Gel
For The quality SS1d. 20 Of s most
table chemists Of this city, who Tor th7 aS' se'oa Sea'
nave yend-d articles Of his msnuiscure
Einav every thing al his viii be AZ represented,
and II any article does give full sansacon wih NOT
ony willingly but also thankfully be TAX en- back me sud-
srrer Il anxious 10 acquire for his esabs hent clec-
Ter for yeraciiy good faith, when from e nature OF me
articles there much room for Hisrepresenlaaon ami
h. upon hs employ 10 maintain tho anne s-
h.renc. 70 truth and good fsh call Is mos;
solicited. EGoh-.sL Eo 70 n Syn Son.L,
No l5e Broadxay belU e-n Liberty and Cortland,
a. Inv. and IIa Chesnutsr Ptiisdslphs
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DKFKMAN,S ORIGINAL Genuine

EFKMAN'S ORIGINAL Genuine Pumonic
DSymp-For Children in cases OF Group, "nooplhg
Cough Colds and Affections Of the Chest and Throat gen
eral!y TINS celebrated Remedy has equs II quickly
sootaes the sufferer and brings about certain
cure II pleasant the and 10 The stomach and
NAV in the delicate cases Numerous aini'
lies k-ep this medicine constantly the house The follow
ing il from of most p-ctlp!e citizens:
NEw-YoRK. Dee. 9th, l8i5.
Dear Sir: Allow 10 express my grateful nrRnowlrdg
epts 10 you signal benefit derived in my family from
the sc OF your admirable medicine My Three years
Of age while yet .ue ring from the effect. of recent alHck
ofnhsmation heavy cold aud The Group set
in From tie celebrity Of your syrup was induced 10 NY
IT, and with almost immediate relief TO my child She gre"
better ct once by continuing the use o Inc syrup sEe
speedily recovered is we'll and hearty The ope
ration Of the medicine only extremely gaung
but truly shing both my wife and myself and we
have determined be without II In the house lts
virtues such make peculiarly valuable 70 the
heads of families and earnestly recommend II 10 every
who desire effective safe and agree
sbe medicine always at hand. Reepecunly,
JAS. WRIGHT, II Bedford.st
DR. BEEKMAS 4ai Cortland st New York.
The above medicine is for the propheors office
vow jI7 2swFISn
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NIr. Polk on Oregon.
of the Journal OF Commerce.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. 20.
have three words only 10 say. deemit import
ant that you shoald know upon " hat Mr.. Polk reiEs
10 bring us out of our difficulties with England he
certainty is copiiden, of amicable arrangement
ITpon wha, is his reliance Do you know
don't But can conjecture. So can any one
If nv conjecture is worth any thng'-and it's
e,nnded on many conversations with public men
here. and a knowledge of the character and policy
of The Administration. will give it. TO wit
In the first place. Mr.. Polk relied on the pacific
disposition of England and the aversion of her Gov
eminent 10 20 10 for remote and vnueless
r;.ory. So far, Mr. Polk was right. His error was,
in losing sight of the fac; that preiensions might
be urged in such way as TO produce quarrel upon
the point of honor TO which England is as sensi
tive rs we are, and has greater reason to be so.
In the second place, Mr.. Polk relies upon another
offer of arbitration. AS proof Of this would re-
mark that there is mention Of that resort IN his
Message
In the third and last place nc relics upon Treaty
Tar.G; some reciprocal arrangement that would
give Great Britain equivalent for the abandon
ment Of her claims to Oregon.
If you can pon; me to any other grounds OF Mr.
Polks confidence (which he certainly has) of set
ting this difficulty, ,hen say, tn er's n1asnns
Apoi0
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l..s1 " M SruReis. in his valuable and instructive
"e,oie ,he Mercantile Library Association last
rsnx = ssiea that it might be uainteresting
~, oeert Gray the dscorerer Of the Columbia river and
nns hsSiga'or who bore the American tag in ,ri-
odson s0una No the word resided in Feders., the
fto,u the ad remarked that he had business call
sa.r sao hour Than many OF his younger ese acouan
e''s uaAAe their appearance at the breakfast table
Boston Trans I'D
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wATER POWER IN CENTRAL NEW-YoRK.

SERIES OF hydraulic powers, in all over -ishty eet
"A fall been formed during the pas year on the Lime
stone Creek at Fay etevle, OnoBdsga Co N village
of 800 the main turnpike road eight miles
East SYRACUSE three miles South of the Railroad one
mite from the Erie Canal with which II Is connected by
large navgabe Feeder belonging To aud maintained by the
Stale.
here III also small but very pure stream, well suited
fr naper mills or other establishments requiring light
power with over one hundred and twenty feet fail This
ia ell that Of the Limestone, can be subdiyded as
desired.
Belonging with the over one hundred acres OF
non Tn. country is healthy, beautiful and fertile and
close at hand abundance OF lmestcns waiefne, pas'
ter &c.
ds posed To use IT, easy TERMS -.,,,,,.,>,,,
INQUIRE of JOHN McVICCAR, PORTER TREmAlNE,
or WILLIAM NJ REDFIELD al Fayetteville; or Of J. d.
GEDyARD C.z.poyts N Y IS I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

sNFALLIBLE REMEDY for Frosted Limoa3The
4 proprietor ofthc Danish Lnimsrt which Gas shahTo
sucr Celebrity in the north OF Europe for is efficacy 10
bapg Frosted Limbs been Introduced by Tim In d.
iadepnia h equal succesa acGuauts hose na st
n. ha. spoointed Agencies 10 b!eodSeF-s eDo ID
MsJrn-lGue snG Il Madrn-iane stairs where supply
m.y a Away, prcrrIr-H Is h-''t" dS 31i
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

" IL THE U. S. SENATE on "Wednesday, Mr.
Begby Introduced resolution proposing certain
10 the Constitution OF the United States
SO as 10 extend the Presidential term to six years
and to establish authoritativey the zone term prln-
ciple"-to render the members Of both houses du.
ring the time for which they are elected, and for
four years afterwards. ineligible TO the Office OF Pre-
of both houses ineligible 20 the Office of and head OF
any of the departments. The object of the mover
was stated to be the purcation and security OF the
administration Of the Government, and his proposl-
tons certainly present matter for respectful consid
Grafton.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

" Neither the Steamboat Mail nor the Norwich
which left New York las, evening had arrived ar
In, s past ibis afternoon. 1t must have been next 10
la, 10 have made passage through the Sound
@sat Bost. Trans Thursday.
& a The difficulty was not in getting through the
but over the Railroads as the boats this way
''ed at about the usual hour. ED Trtb
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H,HE TREMONT-At6 g. E..l BrosduaY. rear Mar

JIBE TRE8IONT.-At6 81 Ess, Broadway near Mar
ket-st extending through II Diyisiou-st Is the long
Bowling Saloon In the world being t0 feet long
add containing sixmost splendid alleys three eschsee
running from the centre which Is quit. novelty The
alleys completed, ready for bow ling They have
been laid upon .Dre new principle and sobd
han any 10 the city Gentlemen are oud OF this h-sl
fol exercise which recommended by physicians are
requested 10 call and Iy ihem. IiRpl III steods
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A'' - JAMES T. HATFIELD, Proprietor.
,sI 2,reod HENRY L. TWlGGS. Director.

~ Hydropathy.-A Hydropxlic Institution has
been opened Mous,own N j. under e supervision OF
DR.. 6. T. Dexter. -.
This establishment, hss the most ample sccommod aions
for patients and OF bshs &c are alter the
latest aud most approved plan. ~,
The effect disease IL truly surprising ga
chronic complaints such dyspepsia gout long s'sndc
spipa Diseases nervous dihcu-
ties PARALYSIS sSn disea-r injuries OF joints plies oropsy
proiapsu. OF The womb receive immediate sd permanent
beurt and AGATE diseases arrested and cured
Norfslo Sn is well known of the most Geils saial
ana heathv villages Ia the country rendering H. therefore,
very desy able residence for invads 80.
Acpice,ons for admission can he made al 2l Wsterst
or by letter post pad 20 Dr. Dexter Morrstown J' II
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
SANDs,S REMEDY for me Salt RheumIThiss Ils

S,AYnS,S REMEDY for the Salt Rh.um-This
= medicine has acquired very extended aud
reputation wherever has been Used based enliIey 9n W
yn merits which It's superior efficacy has eione sustained
II s been found n OF 10 be peec snn
lasting cure following cn:aneous Diseases VIZ oa
son lea Mentagra Eczema, Psoriasis Pamara Blo'ches
Over .n thousand cases skin diseases have been cured
bv his medicue which alone sutc mt guar
anty Of its great medicinal virtues Ths ionowng GER
rIgIcATE is selected om variety OF others, which II 10
believed will fully satisfy the minds OF all who may use The
medicine Of s Intrinsic virtues.
Me,,rs a. B. & ID. Saads-Gents | certify that I have
been Gu red the Salt kheum OF years standing by hs
Use your Remedy and SyrGp Of Ssfssoara and wish
every person troubled with this dreadful disease In any
form would cal ne and viii satisfy them that your
medicine viii them perfectly. Yours. truly
ANN MARIA WEIBALL-
Newly York, June I'd, 1910.
Prepared and sold wno!esale and retail By A B. D.
u Sold bv A B. SANDS Co rs broadway. corner OF
Chambers-st; DAVID SANDS Co. II East Brood dway
S-w-Yors. ln Iln
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
C5APPED HANDS.

CHAPPED HANDS.
Rouss.fs Ansnc;ne.
VERY CELEBRATED article for the certain cure asd
a n,en,ion Of Chspped Hands For sale al the prncp
drgsi.;s dealers In peruraery throughout the United
Slatrs and al he manui 4cturer'G
''A'~'' E RoUSSEL, No $50 Broadway.
Wholesale and retail jl2 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

For sale at ISL Fultou.st; X R Van Buskrk 2s2 cor.
OF Market and Broad s, Newark n j. T. ingu. u. rs @
8 S,ate.s. Boston; Bsckus & Bull, Troy; Mr. Wells
druggist Utica; Grant Bookee, druggists PouehReepss
Fovver III and by principal druggists general
throughout the United States West Indies and the Canndas
None genuine except put up the large square bolles
which conair quart, and signed viii lhe written sign"
,iass " " - dr. law lyS
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
IPERIOR COLOGNE

SUPERIOR COLOGNE,
Foo sale by the subscriber,
TN EVERY VARIETY and shsped bottles. or by The ga
/ Ion and quart E. RoU5SEL l59 Broadway.
Wholesale snd retaiL u In
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
General Notiles.


II American Gynnusiuin, Nos log and loi CROSBY
neAr Beeckerst having heen completed is now open Tor
exercise This institution has been NJ considerable
expense and with every 70 The completion oil eeh
branch in order afford this city desirable place Tor the
OF athletic exercise to the great heneh OF
the general heah The building having been erected ex-
presy for Gymnasium covers in sl space OF w sqr
IT. the exercises occupying rising 4n The eSer-
else. viii found amusing well AS benencial-nssocia-
ons pleasant aud select The baths with not and colo water
viii be an agreeable acquisition 10 he establishment also
the Reading Room containing the files OF City and English
papers The exercses constructed that by the use OF
each every brought into action causing general
development and streng;henLg oi al parts OF The body
Pupils will he under the instruction OF the Director TO
those of sedeasry occupations the Institution is OF much
importance ana invite their attention particularly, rs
also that OF the public generally The beneficial effects OF
athletic great number Invaluable, aud
his CITY has greatly needed institution complete with
every thing necessary welregGled and properly con-
Quoted Gymnasium. The following genilemen have gwen
s lhr support them have liberty o. referring
Valentine Mot, NJ D. J C. Cheesman NJ. D.; J. Kearncy
Rogers, NJ. D.; a. c Post, NJ. d.
N. Y. Jany ls,, 1886.
JAMES T HATFIELD, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

OFFICE OF TIRE MEgcASTLLE MurgaL lNsUsAseE Co.
No 63 WalsI December 9Th, l3is
ATA MEETING ft:e Trustees, ned al The Office OF
II the Company, the Sd instant, JOSEPH WALKER
vss unsuIuousy elected PresiG -nI place Of Lewis Greg
orv resigned; and Lewis Gregory elected Vice Pre-
eu TO supply occasoned by Inc resignation
OF Joseph Hoxir. BY order q the Trustees
iLLWOOD WALTER. Secretary.
Maine INSURANCE oS CARGO AND FREIGHT ONLY.
Th Wercsnlie Muula Insurance Com paay. No 65 Wall
81 ,fn-, ia business Marine insurance freight and
cargo.
Hundred Thousand Dollars have been Received and far
,ber additions are daT being n;s1e 10 the asseta
The Company invites a.euon TO its pian OF business
winch II il believed oders greater protection and larger
tuTus ~ Tie ssGree tran s!y o.let
TRUSTEES:
Thomas Hunt Jas McCatocsl, l nos. AcneLs,
VIM C. Langley, y ptiInus Sro9As Iro: w ta!Iof'
-. Ere.I.nS CaAs. n. Rogers A L-xoux.
Thos. S Nelson, d Z hulhe u l. 9=:I=,
WiIson g Hur! ". C. Atwat-r, Al-s.- ) Baker
s,ay.rr r NSrsh W. a keIetAa, 81 Ward,
Geo. HAstinss, SnaA VI Sa.eu' o-lOy,
c. W. A. godgers tacius 5i1PAtns, SAs y haIioA
Henry JessoP, D~aiI'e1 ~ " . iA--' ;' 9 :
u. D. Phelps f;S,l1sI ,u DyH ~ =; -, p.4
LEWIS GREGORY, Vice President
Err. W Rs S'r-rrls'E nY' IN
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
CLoAKs. cLoAKs

CLOAK5 CLOAKS.
7 Gln LADIES' and Misses ClosKs, Goats and Cir
,DVUcu selling OF at sres reduction from former
prices consistng OF all he various styles in and most
fashoEahe materials varying in prices from SS to Sia e2ih
Those DESTROYS OF p1chssng such respectfully invited
10 Call aud examine WAASLEY HOLT,
dSo limos ~ Catherine a. Chsthgnsquare
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
Ann ELILAbEIH SItFENS, NO T laI-'
Albany. Jupe II, 1915
THIS lat certificate is from the lady Of Col S.evers.

Dr. Tounsend-Dear Slr From the many favorable no.
ces your Sersapaa by persons of distinction. was
induced to try effects ana happy say With sigma.
success have ot the sautay beuehts ~ the
SarsspariIia in cf debility, indigestion &c sud II Is
hut deed OF Justice You say that preparation Oh
it is in my opinion preferable any other, whether II be
reggded for the plegsaness os taste The beneficial ell
ects which produces the system Relieving II to oe
valuable acquisition TO those remedies cucua i
the sulTeriugs consequent upon the " Ills OF the nes
would cheerful!y recommend it to all who are suffering
from inigestion. A A. LASSlNt-
Albany Oct 3, l243. CerK IN Post Ohice