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The North-Carolina standard., 1847-07-28

The Raleigh Register admits that the PROPOSE.
ton which was made in the House, to insert in
Jacob Thompson's Proviso the words " or disap.
probation would have "e1trGcted the poisoned
fang from the Proviso " itself, but at the same
time asserts that this proposition came from whig.
We have already proved in another article ia TO-
days Standard, tha; the proposition was made by
Mr.. Leake, of Virginia, a Democrat What
will you do now, Mr.. Registerl Will you abuse
the Previous Question, which cut off the PROPOSE
tionP Or will you continue to denounce the /" I.o-
cofocos " withou, a why or a wherefore2
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-07-28

The Clinton (La.) Floridian declares positively
that it is certain that Gen. Taylor has not declar-
ed any opinion upon National Bank or Pro.
tective Tariff: And this, too, says the Union,
we are informed from authority which we can.
not resist, is the truth of the matter. If any Of
the wings have evidence TO countervail the asser.
duce it." - -.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-07-28

We have seen letter from Capt. William -
Clark, of the 18th Regiment, dated of Aoasa az.
July LIST, i847. He was well, and 10 good spIn' ~
and his men were doing WELL He expeclea ~ ~
reach Vera Cruz in few days. We regTe' ~
learn that Lieut. Wheeden, of Capt Clarks CO"''
pany. was in very bad health.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-07-28

We perceive that at the recent Commencement
of the University of New York, the Degree of A.
M. was conferred upon s. s. Satchwell, NJ. D.
of North Carolina.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-07-28

The Tariff Of ls46 has been in operation about
eight months, and still the country is not quite
ruinedl Hurrah for the croakersi
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-07-28

The President has appointed Colonel Sterling
Price, of Missouri, to be Brigadier General, ciee
Jefferson Davis, declined. -"
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-07-28

Carter, NJ. Braxton, Esq Virginia State og"% "t
tor from the King and Queen District, dlf" ~
Warrenton Springs, last week, Of dTopsy'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-11
ALBANY, Nov. 8, ls47.

ALBANY, Nov. 8, ls47
.q6airs in the Legislature.
An extraordinary state Of affairs exists at the capital
The public business is entirely neglected. and important
laws which would materially affect the interests Of thou
sands OF the citizens of this State lying upon tbs
tables of the two Houses because 1t is utterly mposs
BILE to compel procure in any manner the attendance
OF quorum Tor constitutional majority of members OF
either house. without quorum, no bill can become
law The Legislature cannot adjourn sine die and
the public business must be entirely suspended until the
honorable members dsign to attend to their duties For
several weeks neither house has been able to procure
quorum Before the late the Clerk Of the Senate
was instructed to command the attendance Of Senators
but 1t OF avail the authority Of the Senate
dieregardsd The patience Of the members who
not unmndful Of their public obligations, has 1T
last become entirely exhausted and cannot but feel
alsd to announce that measures Of stringent charsc
ter adopted by both houses TO secure the at
tendance Of members Upon the meeting Of the two
houses this morning. what Is technically styled "a call
OF the House, ordered by both la the Senate the
call was moved by MIR Emmons appenda list Of the
Senators who absent and who persist 10 remaining
Messrs Clark, Durham, Dennston, Hall, Hard, John
SON Jones, Sanford Sedg WICK Spencer, wheeler, VIII
Thsse are Tho absentees the Senate being composed
OF thirty-two Senator'S land two Senators having
sisned) 1t will be perceived that 1t Is necss-
snry that n portion Of the sbsentees should be
present 10 1ra iss r PTysm, to
personally require the attendance OF the above named
senators with the exception OF Mesirs Sedgwck and
Johnson who are sick, and who have been excused.
Mr. Young not been In his scat this session Msssrs
Beach Hard and Jones, have hitherto been very pune
tusl in their attendance.
The House has been sitting with closed doors nearly
all dsy they remained closed to the hour Of adjourn
ment and the call being still pending, they VIII bo
closed immediately after the House assemblies tomorrow
morning.
The following is list Of tho absent members Of the
House -
Nisssrs Adams, Allaben Aling Atwater Baker, Bar
b-r Barstow Bell, Bless Bowie. Durneli. Butrick Can
dee, Carpenter Chapman Croker, Crosby, Crowley,
Daniels Davis Dawson, Develn, Owen EesrL Emmans,
Fenno, Flanders Fuller, Gould Gray, Il. Green GREGG
~ Hadley IIeaton, Hodgson Howe Hunter, Keyser,
Lakin, Marks, McDoual, McFarlen, MCNAMARA. Nc
Whorter ID Moore, y Moore, Morgan, Perkins, fottie
NJ Pratt kapleo Russell rutherford, sage, shaw sher
man sicklss, skeee, Taylor, Trssdwei, upham, Van
vskenburgh, Walsh, Watson, Weeden, Wright, Ere
signed) Present, Oil absent, 90.
considerable CONSERVATION was caused In the House
to-day, by the announcement that the capitol
fire. but the fire, which In the flooring OF the Az
scmbly chamber was soon arrested
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-11
ALBANY, Oct. 81, 1874

ALBANY, Oct. 81, lB47.
The Speech of Mr.. John Yam Buren, at Herkimer.
transmit herewith. my detailed report of the speech
Of Mr. John Van Buren, at the democratic
ton at Herkimer the 2sth Of October This report
made under many discouragsments Your reporters
elbows occupied seats by several gentlemen and
account Of the dense crowd upon the PLATFORM it
almost impossible to maintain my position at the report
table Nevertheless congratulate myself that under
the circumstances the report which submit is very
accurate II will be found to be of the most curious
and sarcastic mpromptu speeches that deliver
ed In America.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-11

Boar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CANAL.-Thc CHI
oogo Journal states that considerable preparation r.
making at that place Lockport Joliet and OTTAWA for
The building OF boats for the Illinois Canal 1hs d
mensions Of the locks 10 by ~ feet which will ad
init boats OF sufficient capacity to navigate 10 many
ports the lake and through the ohio AMI Msss'pp
rivera with spfetv
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Price Two Cents.

nup.h S,s % nnd out hsv he came to his end
ggn. nus assissins He would not emulate this con
luz, IN the Ticket presented at Syracuse ne rsnsm.
oe.ou s,ie name OF no man against whom hs fslt aay
pcisouai uuKindness There several for whom h,
nsu ouershed warm regard which hs had reasons I,
peiievewere rsciprocsted 1t seemed 10 him far man
~ ana honorable to apprzs them Of thar dsnrsr: 4,
notify them that they might bs In
support and thus to give them opp ,rtuatv ~
those extraordinary exsrtions usoes.ary for IN
Mr. v said that while he would not ur,s anv MT
to vote the Syracuse ticket he fsnil (trYs d,m,
crats) whom he should bs unwilling to expos, 10 pers,
cution He should advise thoss who wers a,a
had conservative pstientsthose who LAWYERS and
had conservative cients-those who were sr ,h,nts
aud sold to conservative customers to vote the
ticket q Well will else they would DO grouud to
the earth He knew the conservative crssd aud tn
crisis It was peculiarly appropriate that those who
engaged In planting black slavery foreign free SOIL
should consummite their object by enslavng the demo-
cratic whites. In conclusion, Mr.. v. b said he was
aware that herce political storm rayiug-that the
political sea rolling mountains high; but hs had
an undoubtinx convotion OF the cerrsctnsss OF his
course and he thought hs spirit Of Justice and IL
bery walking the waters reaching out ts to
his support, saying BE OF good cheer, It Is Ibs not
afraid
When Mr. Van Buren, had couclu led, the vast multi
tude seem ID to be agtatsd like the political sea- which
he had just described and mighty and spontaneous
shouts After shouts burst from the threats Of the sdu
ring throng. No expression Of popular feeling could
have been more decided, or more sublime.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-11
Army Intelligence.

We learn that Capt. Shrover La, authority 70 raso
company of artillery in ths city Several frat men
have already enrolled Cincinnati Commercial 9th fEsf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-11

Man. tAn.usEs 49, ihr Nv % i~srt ,''is ~
TIE al iust, ioil, d to resrh iet,r.hufs 90 w. 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-11


from the foot OF Robinson street. next above
80 = -. Barclay street. The steamboat ANrEr
Nov 9Th leave New York r. NJ landing Perth Amboy,
Toss Vile. Woodbridge Tottens and Ffench's Landing.
Passengers arrive In time take Railroad for
rHINCETON. TRENT0 and PHI ADELPHIA direc t
aud Cranberry arrival of the Antelope. Returning
Antelope leaves New Brunswick at past 7. BreaA.
fat on board
Fare ~ cent?. rs 6tsrc exSu
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner NJ Fulton and Nassau SITS,
AMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR

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PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch.
All Letters or by mail. addressed tbs
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or FICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.

.DvEarIsEp ~ TIE rnrsUEE ~ SPECIAL AfroisIs'''
,is dsdSs u TaytA<r esscfed,
"a III sdy.rsenens made under The orders OF ins ios
,s.ssr G-rersl IN Newspaper pewspspers o. le.'s
1870 for n any Post Otcs shall be Inserted 10 zoe
or pspers Of The Io~r or plsee visre ne ore
N'-' - 1 Nh PED Of.o< Ian. pased March }, ls}o-
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TANNERY EOR sALE-The .ubssrI

- TA>>ERN FOR SALE-lhe subscriber OF
~ fers for sae his large Tsnnery on he Detroit RIVER
~ near the Hydraulic Works, together with welles
,ablished leather business connected with The same .
This property IL situated the Detroit River Win
good dock In front OF Il and room enough hr large un
Der ward In addition the tannery buildings IL contains
bark The machinery 10 carried BY Steam en- ne
Of IS horse power which together with the boiler Nas
rolling MILL bark mill, hide mill and pumps, snd al Us hs
lures are in good order ard capable of tanning lto 10
IL sides IL also offers many Advantages tor con
Quoting leather business found in most parts oi ne
United states slaughter hides can be bought "
nbnndRace all seasons % The year, al = cs per 10
This requires bat small smOun invested IN hides al any
one time HefniOck bark 81 tho best quality can be pro
cured nj 81 ~ per cord. The market al home, with
moderate capital nearly sufficient for the leather manu-.
farured and freight 10 New York leather l. but "a 20
Per ton Slaughter sole leather has been sold al
home Tor less Than : Is per hundred.
This tAnnery has been built but four years Rnd VIII be
sold on reasonable terms with without tho stock In the
lannery aud part Of he purchase can be paid 10
tannfng M fair rates Apply 10 w. PARKER.
Detroit. Mich, Dec. =. 1916 70 lmeof DAW'
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az PER TONGA, Coal, Cosi-Peefn .. '1s
T,1s. screensd from ard and delivered free q y
=, Inc lowest market price. small nd, coal Al -
a I'll screeued. Also chsstDai coal for engines enc
. 81 and-r cover Call snd buy good steis !, -
son 81 yard ID AMI 70 reompsonsi below sprhs -
(OAI.-of ell kinds fcr ssls aiv B. rALnkk -
CSSrs No Spruce Trbons Duu1ings, 49,
% @i purchasers, End vsrsnssd . fcos esne'> III
sroupliy susadsa 70.
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MARINE JOU II N A l. .
PORT OF NEW YORK
CLEARED

Brgs Ines, Appleton Bermuda Brett & Nosei u
Wolfe sturdevsnt Newry, w w Pratt
Schrs w Davis Murch, Wilmington, NC AMANDA
Opheha Dodge, Franklin. La Plat & Van Bunt
sloop Juno. Aleis Providence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-23

n House and Lot situated on the east side OF Middagh
- Brooklyn, being the third house from Washing
ton. place and one OF the Just completed II l. finished
Ia the most modern style and In the hest manner with
counter cellar CRATES and marble manels hfoashoni te
house ID hs. court yard Ia front enclosed with hand.
some iron railing The situation Ia not surpassed by any
n Brooklyn being upon he highs opposite g Coionadr
Row The lot " BY 100 feet and the house 20 10y % net
Terms liberal. For particulars. apply "a
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Auctoneef,
tsn Rroal Il
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WINTER ARRANailsMENr.

r-xzxuuuzU- NORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD
- q g Leave New.york. O'Clock A. NJ ;
0S-H1---o'cp +. NJ. Leave kewnh, 10 oclt
A NJ 4oclock PM Leave Mouiss0~n, oclocs, A. NJ.
O'Clock z. NJ
Passengers by the Morning Train 10 Morsiowu viii ar.
Nv. the re- al Oclk where the stages Will be In readiness
~ convey them Schooleys Mountain, Washington, Bel
yiiere ana Faslon daily, Succasunny Sanhope, Newon
N ford and owego ON Monday Wednesdays ana rlt
Tuesdays Thursdays and sanrdsys each Line ,snluny
the following days Ia meet the ?. NJ trains Tor N n
.tag. will also leave for Baskenfiige every evening
The arrival OF the cars at M0rristown.
Passengers go through, IA and from Jersey Cny winou
changing cars on leaving tho city passeug-ts VIII dSos
N their baggage Ia he the foot OF Cofsnd o. ~teIe
an cent Vii be In attendance receive H. Az psekases
OF bundles be entered ga The way ohl OF NE eomps
nv will not hold themselves responsible
er.oht \. I'M hs forwarded Immediately 10 Mousoso
from Albany Basin, by slep' ems ani ,oudts Lms
sloan. 10 Newark " from the Transportation Once Of ne
J. r. r. and Trans Co foot of libeftysL and desired
viii be- called for In any part u the city ny applcsaoo
ssid Office lnil INA boDDi Suprmf11ehA
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BoGLEis HYPERION FLUID,
ID vrcrTARrF HAIR COMPOSITION


rl,HE subscriber having devoted considefsbe portion
ofhls rme ior series u yeArs 70 NE snly oil ne
disease. o. The Sam ard me huatn hNf 80 1r 49,
mea7. Of treating and curing The sarne has a. en z sitrI
sbogous research and deep investigation specredea y
bringing perfection composition, Ne virtues Of "AieH
h. -caiisn yes III world ~ excel
Lssle. viii snd he Hyperion great Addiiion 70 ne
te both 90 account o. it, delicate and agreeable PEI
Ann. snd he grea. fsc es IL srorts 10 dressing he cal
xhh " b@n moist win he FLUID. can De dressed 10 any
requred form. % preserve its pare "he-ei PAN
"a eufs The following 'peaiss %. a., SIN lsts
NJ Roctx-sir - consider Il duty oSe you As vel
a. 10 tho.e who may troubled with their lead 40 haf
a. rave ben 10 ssknog e he efficacy u your HyPs
riou fluid BY ne u which have derived % I'LL
bese6 For twelve year. ~As oas ..rss ~, 49,, nj
coat Of scAy hunOr Tor cantruf in ia worst ioim eh
enlifey covered the pore. OF ne sSn, e.asea
80 "a entirety united for stcy ny eAr $50 i1o'
sv nd dead and a. began " turn bald and grey 70
csrs which t1ed AL he advertised nners OK ~ "a
s-.ri al voar HyperOu fluid and although u wss hghy
pr.I.sd ~ ho.s who had used H. YET vas afld ]. vas
bqt another humb1g u e day but as ind1ei ~ y1l 70
give Trial snd an 81 70 s.y y rs ealsy 800,
- The ssin " ny bead clear OF nlnf 90 aaa1Iui
my hair daily growing Aiesef aaa u iT 49,
your Hyperion tad 70 be al yO Re 2fy.Tl ca.pv.g
N..ge.rtsre. ssd Sr sac By WM. BOGLE, Arliss in
Hsir- - washington, eorner q sumraer-.L Boston
soi sac BY A b. SANDS, Druggists, 10 F9ton't
corner q William ana n EAss Broadway, New York-
go 80 bv IA Johnssn 273 Broadway, O. Dexter, Al
bay, w, Kneeissc 4 CO. N-w-Ofi-ansi g. BUS
Springfield. Mass al ~ Dusxsi. e-ner.ly ~ 1nl-o1
ru,uF RESI- FAMILY MEDICINE Is Or.
i Rr.h-', Vegetable Pius-lhey composed Of nA-
,- u r-snedes herbs AID vegetable extracts Of rare
,r-ruc- And ofa conbinsion happy hat hey s-ssI
- 4, her efforts expe, diseas- aud restore healt
They purify The blood -quaze NE eifenanoa and restore
tss Ever Kidneys. and ot-r secreoy organs 70 healthy
IT, ana .ron From heir tonic properties hey never
nrtu~s LAt Debility " ih- stomach aid lniesnes oea
he Consequence u q 0tn-r P1rzalve- In dyspep-
Il. snd ali bilious affections hey have proved superior 20
INV other MEDICINE They ee.rss he stomach and ines
!.1-. from q. impurities and finn heir general aetlOn
i've r-ueued energy u hs constitution. Price with fg
dr.cropsj Is crns per box To Dc Obtained a. whole
sac or retail .. he 2dncipal Office, No az Broadway
d3l Sneoi
nR. SPRINGS COUGH CANDY IL lhs oess IA
IJuse for coaKas colds hosrseness ~. and u ~ vel
spcwu that IL does not Require any putng For sale a
d. ufiuri5sl drug stores 10 this cify Brooklyn and
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publis gouptpanles, CT.
Il REGULAR MAIL LINZ bs,v.
Boston sna N-~.Te,,, BY q. ~,

- sossss .ss MOI, $, :. sf ~ =,
ard GOVERNOR ~ NS'"'hOsSrrs
fbe steamer GOVERNOR, CAPT Sch YAsy. A..
MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt W Potter. ~il run nrosss
dencs and Boston ard frovitenee Rsrosts lssvAsN
ySra daily ssnd.y: sIesgy'i hoo pc, NJ Nora
n upon ne arrival Of TIE Mail usn RON sos,se
These si-snsp .re unsurpassed in speed sF-nSor a..
ss.r-rooms ana berthe foS 81 pessons bssaes Ns, 80
vS.s rooms Tor families aud rsrI.ea
Toe steamers ofheersd By th- sxrerisarsa -
srd win shorten the rxssays between Se~york ass a.
ton froms Il ~ hours thereby arriving In ample ems rs
y ne nes running non New fOrl' NOrsA, socsA ssa
Wet ard al lhe llnes from Boston Norh sat Essl
The GOVERNOR VII leave Nsw-Yosk TUESDAY, ftsrs
Lave s:oninstSn-Moussy, Wednesday ssd rr,s.,
Yss MASSACHUSETTS, viii leave Ss~-fsrt-Noc-
~ s.-Pssseugers. ou ne arrival q no s,esrers Al
s.oningion, pfocccd Immediately IN re rpleatt Rsro,
cara % Providence Aid Boston without any delay All
Baggage Moer cconpAnies each uss - bosoa 1A.s
Fof passage o. req incalre on hoard he bosaupr
No. Norh River, or Ne 10 Battery place y.
rT- A>TkaMBOATH,D so >.-rssssss7
20. HUDSON, csPt Wa. X Melee. Aav.
ing been Overhkgod = no~ N frsi rae ~.
,,ith,ut ,io,ri-y ~ - irfrrs.t,, i.,six. i..vs.
from Tie foot II Csdkrst NesYOfk ~ oeloek every
Aond1y Wsane,sesy sna sr,e.y evenings and hss'ss
OF 90 he srr,vsl u Ia Cars nom The East
For passage spply CA beard. Tickets thro1gh u fiue
teld = ~ Wsss S,ooshrsge - IS AMI Chatham q -
p s-rhs soN has large rvraber q state Roous $50
xR- AtOR POuGukHEPsiK,N swbargh,
fishsil and inecnediaie sndlngs, Or ss
fN A. he Ice will permt-rhe Steamboat
HlHGLASDtk- cArt CaAs B. ArnsiIons, viii leave he
pier foot u Warren 81 every Tuesday rhrssY AMI sat
urdsy afternoons Al ocloek, uain farther notice.
For passage or freight, spply on board
B.-Al baggage snt freight % every description pal
on board ~ this boat must be 81 the rsk % hs owners
hereof unless entered he books Of he boat o. receped
for -Nsw.lOrs, Dee -. lss0 d. tpr
IT. AFOR BRlDGEP0RT.-lfor freight
sssk.1.5SoT psssengers The sieanhos Nihkoo,
Capt Brooks " N leave pier ioOt ~ MAJ.
ke. o. 81 H. o'clock noon, esrk dsv. unJsys rNcepted
Passenger. for Albany aud Troy car ake Ms hos sni
- 49, =, p,i,r.nnrt an. rfyft as
IT, MOTTO E.--un ara after friday. Novem'
zzS StE xlSher angh. the Steamboat sNLPh, tsptNo
Brslsled. will make he following uips 70
snd nom staten Island, until farther roucr,yir
f>sse Neu- Nsfk-Ats and n A NJ, 81, 81 NJ sls
I<sne NasS hlIRd-Atsl. 10, " A N-san1 v r
IT ANOTtCE.-rhe .,esmhosi loLAs u
Nsa.s.1S ready for towing IA aud sooui he bar
Dor. n. X. All persons are forbid trusting
any one on OF the above boat of owners balls
will be paid II their contracting b. y. MOOLsfY
il3ss.
~u~~ FOR SALE-steseboat EMERALD
s-Ntr-iNytng nj the foot of Murrsy-sL with The
sss.srssszs- privilege Of her Route from hlngston
Nav York Inquire OF WILLIAMSON VAIL
iil .w- 10 W sss 81 New-t ots
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BRIG Wsichmsn. Frost fun st sgo de Cuba via New
London de- sugar, uiolssses, &c, to Badger q fees
sAILED-Packst ship Queen Of the West, Wood
house for Liverpool
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]. Ar Private ..I.r-A valuable. noa.e a.

q. At PKIFATE -NIE 4 Nalua,ie, House aud
a. los In The Sixth Ward, (simaiad ON Muhery-st D
THIS properly would be exchanged Tor one N M.
Seventh Ward, and the dih@rruce paid To CASH SIZE 81
lot - by deep size Of house y sct 0ni aud rear
by IS deep in alley OF feet, good large es
tern coal and wooih0uss aud grape vine In the yard Inc
house tIl of brick and In the very best manner All IN
GOOD order For particulars spply 10
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, Auetoneer.
tlOfw Br04dst
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r. sT. JOINS PARk;.ras :g.ada ,l Mansion :,

Hi No Is LaighIst near HudsOnpars AT private sale,
being four story brick dwelling, built lon The bss
manner al Of over Sl2o00 under the uperinlend
VI of the best builders repete with every
convenience - n front by 50 a. deep LOT 2sSya, wlu
me brick stable on Two thirds of the purchase
money remain mortgage. For father particulars
apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Aucilonesr,
ms 2w BrOsd-st.
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MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Iu.ur.ne. cOmp.n

NtTtAi. BhNEFIT Lie Ins1Tases COMPANY
WI Office No II Wall-sL
The Company Offers he following sty.ntages IN he
pabhc
Lives only insured Al the loves. rates q premium
The premium 80 NAV be paid n cash and Abs
N secured note Al ~ m0nihs bearing per
u may Re paid monthly or quarterly.
No person - liable beyond he srouul u tis yfen.um
msrried woman may insure lie lie q Der Husband Tree
from Any demands Of his crcdi.ors
There viii be gsuuA division q profits uayab- scrip
Ceriincaes bearing interest per cent which interest
Is payable annually iu cash
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nR. SPRINGS COUGH CANDY Is ms pes, n
IJQ.e Tor coaKa. colds hosrseness az and u well
sncwn that Il does Require any pufng For sac al
lh- prime pa drlg stores In ibis cry, Brooklyn and
thrUu shoat The Uufied sLAlrs
Whoss..le As-sl., Jas AsplHwsl, 20 wilism-st and
I.rael Minor, ia Fuon-s-
Prepared snd sod wholesale snd retail BY l. Jones,
Drugsist ga Hogslon- cor. AeDolssls d insfu3 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-23

DYORDER 0fs Caldwell, Supreme Co1n con CON IT, ss.
ID .oner notice Is hereby gwen that an a1senHsns
.,Qed against the Of Ethan Psni, DIV I,,y
detsor sad thar The sane will b. sold for The psJns
hi. debts unless he appear dischsfge such -
according b law within nine monlhs from NE ma -.
cation Of ls notice and hst Ne payment N.y -, a
a.. a. him nv residents Of Ibis State and ne fenfe'J
rim or fyr his use Of any properly within The ssie ~
ing 10 him and ihs transfer u soy such properly ~ -
are 'o'D'''s" y 0EORGE TRUscorT, Jr
~ t.,.ocn Attorney for Attschins Cfedit0f