davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-02

o. Sompiec Ideint Elm on9enehmcr Sri
fiirb omerifanifae Sclbaten su fciu. Sni
Ceccmber ldncl8ttn Fe nuf srilns Grtlru,
Sraneh, Sondnas, 9emens, @sfIiacl, &c.
welde an isbr nieesrn 4reiscu su tobsn
lluo. Wilee @nten fauft man an einem Sent
eas StId. @s III Elm oornshmer Srt i'm
Winteri abcr cine ifretIid,c 9cIbc Sieter
8egrdbni6(tdtte i'm CONNER.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-02

9imc @uilet, Gin Scloat ecr grcecn sIrs
NEE, nadber G'lieo Der @ricb9rbunq cen
QcuiGlua, ltlrb IN pcri9er W,d,e ia Ten
Sicaus, an Den Hmlcn elmer unbearimoe'
ten Eur d) I, or fei ppa eiHem tcucn SHunec
aebilcn iuorecn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-02

Gin oereddtigcr Sremoln9 it tpireer in
gBlitiugtou anocfcmmcn. Gs'ilt bic6 Se'
nor anod,a. ocrielbe crrr, neldlcr ucn pre-
fioent 9,clf fir Sauta gIuna bic 6. .laubuis
auslpirftc, nadlRcrfc suridfchrcn ~ ourfcn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-02

"S. g." fam urs Su ipdt fur bieft
QSod,e Snr 0ano. Shnfti9bin icg jeScd feir
Wunfh erfnLIt DeroCu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-02
9Satrirt nub Temcerot.

~geu. qBcrtb fcu neulid, ;n Saltillr.
Meriec, fehr uupcbl ae,pcfen fein. Dad,
ben lsBtsn 8crid,ten fcnute or aber fpiercr
umber grhcu. s.-
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-02

Gin hhbides ater fcbr bummes M6td,cn
audlte eineu oIl9cnrein fir miet9 aeftenecn
Sffiiicr, eer ihr 3ifdaadbar mar, ced, Gins
nal eincr gGie 81 MAIDEN. @ergetcns ernie,
eerte eerieftcn, tcr Wie laGs ith nid,t ROM
3auns bredlen, bic @jfle9rnheit muiIc I'D, bar,
bleten las Sr5ulrtn tcifauo auf ihrsr @ih
te. PUN, 70 b6ren Sic, laate Der Sffl;icr /;
@ctt, sic, mctu NrduIein, unc idb, mir fIno
breifdill9, mas IIno eater Sie uno i'd? -
2tpeifilti9 cripicccrtc Die jun9c oenc. linc
Sic allcin, mcn Sriuleiu 2 Ginf6tis, fubr
Gle @cfra9te Ihnsa beraus.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-02

Die 9ieplblif Mericc fdmIcet graenrpirs
tia nid,t peii9cr ais .ss4, 100000, Grn bic
fer Summe bat Gnglanc allcin $60,000,00
Al forbern.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-02

~ Das euisolle ScurnnI faet, bas Die
SrarScieu iiber l6 Sabre lang Rrie9 nit sen
glrobisr 9efnbrt hdtten-cas fte in alien Sc.
fetten icgtch uuo ccd,. mad, alien eiefen
langen Sabren pon Rlbleli9feiten unb SIut
unh Stc9cn, peitrr ricbts prcftirteu als Elm
bloecr miltdriIhsr ScfIe Don sllqier, uub
chen tiClcr ipdrcn fte nid,t i'm Sianee su te,
toIten, ouiIrr eurd, Die pirtlid,c @c9emrart
Citer re9uIdrcn SIrnlee ben 100000 Ianu,
unb jibrld)eu Sclfen pcn S20,OOO,OOO.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-02

"3u goffcn, Teuprrf, @altimcre une
iitrrhaupt III alien arceeu Stdcteu, Gub bic
Gjetraioc, ,prciir, felt tcn Ieeicn Rad)ridItrn
pom Gn9lane, beecutcno aelfirgen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

and fifty cents for 100 bs or in round numbers one
million dollars estimating the quantity shipped from
Ohio Kentucky and Indiana At three hundred and hfiy
thousand barrels.
II was not unreasonable to suppose that this cad
perence would so wildly impress the fact upon the
minds Of the Pork operators. thst supply and de-
msnd alone controlled the price upon the sesboard.
without reference 10 ,he cost that the market might
open and rule here through the packing sessOr at safe
at least prudent rates Every IL taken BY sur
prise Al present rsies-two dollars two dollars fifty
per 100 los the highest marks month since
OF the old hesds. The market however ia firm and
tending upward and i the foresight Of many n the
operators s entitled 10 the character OF true prophecy
Pork is bound 10 rule with you AZ fourteen and
sixteen dollars per barrel for Prime and Mess ere long
The truth must be told-t is ssccrtsned thst the
crop OF PORK in this section will f short forty
per from last years exports Do start this
Our Corn crop throughout the West never abuu-
dsnt 40 this season.
The weather and many other circumstances have
favored the getting into our markets good supply 81
hogs but last the high prices brought an the
paicfnsl and maternal hogs aged and middle aged %
the bocs and the orphan pgs have not in consequence
hourished - anticipated. There is doubt but
sections Of the West say the Wabash Valley II
Louis Sc. will forward 20 the seaboard increased
amount of Pork this the last any other
season. bot 10 supply the deficiency in these head
quarters from such out Of the way sources IL entirely
specially a. Ike causes must produce
like results. The weather the last week has been very
bad for psckng-waru sultry. rainy days and nights
and no prospect yet OF Frightening up.
Yours trufr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08
Books.
THE room OF ANIMALS AND MAN.

II APPLETON a co. publish mis- d.y
~. y p-rimen;al Researches 81 the Food q ANNA .
Ard he Faeung q Cste with r.rnsks 90 The FOOD cf
Man bssed upon Ger undertaken By order 81 re
British Government. BY Robert Durtas Thonrp-cn. NJ n
Lecturer on Practical Chemistry. University q Glasgow
/ vol limo. paper cover s. cts. cloth - ceu,s
This one = he most useful WORK. OF the sli ever
rub SIZED II undertaken by direction q The Rrrsh
Government ascertain and determine he relative irf1-
encs of barley ard maxi feeding csule. Dr. Thompson.
% hon The as condded of high scieuurc
exec lent opportunity eXeuc The eNrer sns Necessary
to aiiain his primary end Is 10 meade tumAui.y-to
take iulo consideration ~ hs invest cations he physical
mana cement Of nsn well u ne lower animals TIE
resui before grt viii ts rad - I'D Interest BY The
scientific sd humane.
ID. A. Co also ruhiisr he following
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
Rural Economy. ir its rea.ors Win Chemistry PHYSICS
SD Meleoro'osy or, Chemistry spilled 10 Agriculture
Ry J. = BogissdrcauiL Translated. with Notes BY
Ceorr. law. AgricuItrrist LIMO 81 psFss 81 81
u,eri ed perr.a az the farmer .reafy 0bts
ing practical 1rd scientific know led -e q his profession
American Agrruturist
Tie Farmers Han Book Being A Full and Complete
Guide i1r he Farmer snd Emigrhnt Comprising The
ClenruE NJ Forest srd Prairie Lants Gardening Farmir
generally, Fardery, The Management sud rr,aiment q
Calle Cookery The Construction Of Dwellings, Proven
ton ani Cure % Disease with copous tables, Recipes
Hints Sc. By Josiah I Marshall. One volume, Illus
irsi-d ifh numerous wood engraying. Bound, price
This Mllual The esit % much experience, observa-
ton and research and a. such = confidently recommended
o. al farmers sud euigranis, 20 whom Il viii teach Is
dom and insure comfort. Eye1ing Mirror.
zone OF Tie resi useiul hookswe ever saw"
81. Boston Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Flour is rather
better but the sales still limited Holders are nim
for Gcnescc and generally not willing to sell at 80
OF Ohio round via New Orleans 200 bbls sold at -
and 800 do at l2i For home use the inquiry 10 limit
ed and shippers do offer freely Southern Is heavy
and 500 bbs gcown sold at - which IS the quo
tatons for rood southern brands The inquiry contn
ues for Meal and 1000 bbs Jersey sold at e1t Rye
Flour is plenty and brings 81 freely Rag Meal SO
a 62i for Yellow and White. Buckwheat 90 and 2os
aels in bbls and bags Shorts sd9ots ship stufs IL
Gl3 Fine Feed l6dl1 cts.
GRAiN-A sale of 1000 bush Gencsee Wheat was
made supposed for shipment at 10 cts Inc inquiry Is
light Corn is nc; plenty. and wanted Old Is held Al
s0ds2 cts sales 1000 bush Long Island supposed at
"A 1000 bush prime White southern at 10 and 800 do
Yellow Southern and Northern at - 70 cts small
parcel Old Northern sold at 50 cts Rye Is s5aeo nom
inaly Oats firm at 40 - cts Sales 2sO0 bush Bar
ey at oil eta Black eyed Peas s'i per bag OF bush
wHISKY-Drudge is down to p cts. with small
sales Barrels are ~. with small transactions.
HAY-ln store small parcels are selling st Sd62i per
cwt.
TALLow- Sales about 2s,OOO lbs very prime, at ST
cts cash.
BARK-A sale of 10 hhds No QueretrOn was made
at $50 cash.
FRUIT-The mrs, parcel OF sicily Oranges received
this season sold odsy on private terms.
RlCE-There is some movement for export 100 tics
ordinary 20 prime sold At - as 80 and 100 DO isr 10
prime at S0d3 s7l strictly prime would bring %
SPIRITS TUPENTlNE-The market Is improving
egAu, ofi CTS nhNlrS ptcn itluscu lVi FoiNc"
nIDEs-A sale IL 27o0 Ansostura was made on terms
not made public
FROVISIONS-The upward tendency OF Pork con
tnues and 1000 to 1900 bbs Prime sold at s7;d9
closing the higher rate For Mess 10 50 refused
The parcel of received is not yet in the market
The Hams were sold previous TO arrival Sales sour
Prime at % Beef Is hrm at 81 az and so a. Tor
Country and City, with firm demand. Some inquiry
for uerce Beef Beef Hams quiet al II dSl2 Picked
Meats held high Sales ~ hhds old Hams at q. and
q bbls new Shoulders at 5 cts. sales 200 Dressed
Hogs. large. al y as cts sales McChains Smoked
Hams at 10 cts l.srd is scarce. and prime barrels
would bring I; cts Sales 5000 lbs rough Lard at o.
cts. Butter and Cheese in fair demand, and without
change TO note
In relation to Pork we have the following from a
valuable correspondent in Porkopohs
CINCINNATI, Dec. 81, 1916.
DEAR SIK-The Pork fever RACES here At this time.
Thermometer 20 10 q in the shade-l02 20 lOj in the
Prices range from 1921 to 80 for 100 lbs Some
sales reported at 325.
To cost transportation, insurance. interest and
commissions the scsboard- your market must rally
70 and DC maintained full nine and eleven dollars per
barrel for Prime and Mess. The average loss on Pork
packed In this section last sesson was full one dollar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08
THE PILES i!

a CURE FOR LIFE SECURED DIR UPHAM5
"A hterHa Remedy for the cure o. Plies ne ,ege.1H
al physcisn Of New ora city, s the only really sue
c.ssu remedy Tor thai dangerous and distressing complaint
tbs Piles ever offered % The American public A.,
TIE Elscmary contains no Mineral Mtdlc,n< no d!ses
Cooeynta Garbo &C. other powerful and irritating pnrxs
tiys No lAklng cold while under Us lnnuenco 90
change in diet necessary tsAen according 70 directions
Q cure for l,fs u guaTantsd
4aotler Csrteate added TO ihe hundred, ths have a.
ready been received u the efficacy Of Dr. Uphams Eec
igsry. H.w-Yosx, August IS, 1916.
Near, Wyatt & htehan.-Genf,: For seyersi yrsIs psstt
have been troubled with Piles avery eosnys .s'e an
my complaint not being severe az 20 disable inc fow
BUSINESS and dread had Of physician. and psset mod
soplied 10 physician for relief The Piles then being 90
severe that allowed several operations 70 DC performer
without any benefit Determined sher this TO uy o,nef
means read an advertisement Of cure guaranteed by
the OF Or. Upham's Elecpisry purenzsea tnies
boxes your and from the o. ~nlcn touno
myssn entirely cured Of the Rues and my health much
Improved. remain, sirs your much indsoLsd friend
fa. writer q ns s'o.s S Sg .nsorie. a. % refer %
him or shox the original CefEihoas 70 nose no msy
doubt its authenticity .,., ~. r...,.
yis~tnsry PniADELPHI. Sept 2, 1915.
Or Ipias-Dea Sv About i've years ago vas AZ
sicted with what called Chronic Dyseniafy ! nave
suffered with il ever since and ply sesns have tod me
thar my liver affected ami thai ny we're uierf.
s,es, for blood and pas attended win pecey pelr1
made visit 10 Aassschusetts 10 hopes ~ benenI nom
change u air. suffered severely han s.sf before
h. there physcisn offered mos for 80 10 three
months Happily In the midst Of INTENSE pain OCCASION
Ally relieved 81 lsadsnum, saw 10 wrspper Of your
viii many esrheas Of curea This gave great con
sseucs 10 the medicine and purchased boz. and nine
dses Of which h.s spp.9y cured s sna :"
can s.sS Ssss y your: :Ss''1 sEs1afS
rroor,.,ors once 1876 Bowsry sold, wholesale snA re-
ail. ~ WYATT / KETCHAM Ia talion-st n 7. and
c. Sloane. 1s4 Faltonsl Brooklyn. rhessL
fva smeodis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08
HOLIDAY ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE OPAL FOR 1s47.

~ TiEcAST HOLIDAY CIV
EDfTED by John Reese 20. and Illustrated WIZ
Esuperby colorcd mezzOtnt engrasinss executed bS
john c. Chapman ksq. , - 4,
This favofie souvenir i entirely original ~ eysfY
49,. ..4.sa
WAKEFIELD 10 are distinguished for purify ~ sentiment
and graccuness OF style IA hs perceived by The fol
lowing srray
Proie,so Longfellow. Rev. Doctors stone. sprague
Pierpont Schroeder Bascom aud Dim Henry T. Tucker
Whittier Essrs. Mis- Sgourney, Ms. r. Oakes Smith
Miss Lynch Mrs ST. John. Mrs. Osgpod, Mrs Haze &c,
The Opal" has received the warinesi praises OF h'
press and i deemed by high and influential authority
.uperemneniy rae ON Boob Of The season Bound n
muslin. Turkey morocco and white calf, richly gut
For sale by the booksellers generally
large and complete assortment or annuas ana olhel
gin book. always on hand Al the lowest rates
al lmeods j. &. RlktR, Publisher, ~ FULTON. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

Markets. =. Carefully reported for The Tribune.
THURSDAY, Jan 7.
AsHES-T'he market for Pots Is up to elt, which
is bid without sales. Pearls rather duh at - 50
Some holders of Pots ask s..
COTTON-The sales to-day have not been very ex-
tensive say COO bales but prices well maintained
and the market has decidedly upward tendency
The sales Yesterday were 5000 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08
Datent Aeoillues.

rchrIsTER,s AIL-HEALING OINTMENT.
rI,HF ACTION WHICH THIS OINTMENT las upon
The human cuticle demonstrates It's grand emcacy and
healing powers II Is the FIRST and only dlscoveIy OF an
external preparation that has power 10 restore mo inse
sible Perspiratonn The skin being the medium through
bich Inc blood drives of ITS impurities Is often locked
no by cold whence occur rheumatism, Group coughs
headache feyers, and thousand DINER nssop
he pores and permit the humors TO out and All ihese
diseases vanish a. once This McAtisrERs ALL-hthlN1
OiSrNENr effects 80, ~ o.,
Ii6.s cured cases Il s. and 10 years standing some Of
Is ami 20 years and one s6s ea:S q Yv,Rs
standing It beyond all peradyenure, the best remedy
deafness and dizziness are cured with equal
Tass again the quinsy throat One nights sppics-
ton IA Frequently sufficient this compliant tuI IN
no case will u fail We challenge The world on hls poht
Rheumatisnl.-In al cases Of swelled imo- eonuacun
cords pains and violent Inflammation. there 10 no remedy
so good don't care what Il Is or where comes loni.
Here 10 this Ona be found certain remedy for
rheumafism. Let the sufferer look toit
Asthma Oppression OF Breathing, Se-in no class OF
difficulties does the Ointment give greater SUBSECTION
Tbsheevy Dad upon he heart and difficult respiration II
remove. almost in day. Wonderful, wonderful, 10 me
vre hs untold power and goodness Of the ALLhtALihS
lp ssmorrhoids or piles we been repeatedly told
that the only article ever made MAJ would cure all
eases OF piles. Aud we are ready 10 believe H.
The eryspelas and salt heun are overcome WITHOUT tho
Liver compliant we have cured Of twenty years standing
end We hesitate say that s one Of the beet rene
desknown. Persons would be astonshed TO witness us
effects.
Beside all the above diseases II Is sovereign remedy
for all erupiions Of The skin pusues, bolches Nc
rendering the face smooth and for ever free from Denish
In al Of Inflammation swellgs. cuts, bruises, and
poisonous wounds is noble remedy And as tor hufns
;,rs Is not It's equal ia all the lan1 To say pain and re-
move The IRE and Inflammation there compound 10 en-
.ience Of such value Beside IL heals the place without
LEAVING the Al ghiest mark behind Equally valuable Is u
f d ulcer sofes aud especially eyes head snd
Of the spioe. aud Of the nerves, aso s"eed or
sore breasts sn female complaints also sovereign
remedy for ague In the face and influenza IL Is truly on7
Of he safest and valuable medcires Inc word ever
saw No regrets purchasing this or tnen oet ause
he feel, he will be ben Gifted and deceived. Good
always cOmes from It's Let the people then seek hs
medicine and abide by H. for IL never deeeyed ANYBODY
vet and we believe never will Grand Depot removed To
Ia gulfon.st II Imseod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08
THE CRICKET

L'OR SATURDAY. January O. will contain Part Sc
cond q The Chain Of Destiny, or the Adventures of
a Vsg sbond.'
This s perhaps the rscy exciting and interesting
romance II modern times 10 embraces the most star Ting
events Of The nineteenth century, and viii doubtless ere
ste sensation equal 70 that caused BY The wandering
Jew
Beside the shove romance, The Cricket contains any
quantity u legends stories fancy sketches riddles anec-
dotes. ests iOkes. puns &C. &c. &c.
Price Three Gents per single copy, or I'll year
For sae At the news Offices. by all newspaper carriers,
and BY the news boys. - $500
DENNIS HANNIGAN, Publisher
d. ati.- Cricket Office, % Ann-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

sequence Of injuries by the food was tll3l3 making
the aggregate loss the state by this unusual casually
s26l l5 II this disaster had not occurred, the sccru
ing revenue exclusive Of the balance In the Treasury
on the lsi Of December lsi5 and the taxes then out
standing would have been nearly equal 10 the demands
upon the Treasury during the last fiscal year.
The follow ing table exhibits the situation Of the
Baltimore Banks as officially reported the 18th Janua-
~ last
Condepad Vier Of dc Condition Of he Bands II the Chy
Of Baltimore Oh NE Fourth Of Jan. 1oi7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08
r.. EzrI z. y. MAIL LINE FOG albany :,
~ Iss Troy Vi: brdsrpos' and HoS:. a.,

EXTRA New Haiied Bucs wheal-Tbs undersfned
TLus prepared TO recs;ve orders for new brled buch
wheat neatly PACKED In barrels half bs,rss quarter and
sshlh bUrels also 10 b.ss Of 50 snd Is ies esrb also
Tor Graham Floor and Os Meal 10 se pscAsxss Ihses
Of The City, accompanied with ely rmrrynss WI
meet with pfomps sttsnuoa IT ,hVoIi
oll1 ruis- "a BfUntst- door bslOW Herh-eup
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08
GLOVE ANopYNE TooTHAcHE DROPS
So quick he cure II almost seemed
Thai of A .oOthache had STRAINED Pee 4 Paf'r'

Thai Of a .oOthache had sredmed - FGf~T
~ The ~uddcu Action Of this astonishing rene
not remarkable characie risicn 10 not on
QUICK but permanent In iis effect and may 5- used ~
perfect safety Profse the expressions % grateful al
mraton ha have been lsvi.hed by grooming suhei,f.
upon this preparsion. So vel and fAhs4ly hss ~
CL ovg ASopYSE perform all thai has been caled .or ~
Thai m.ny attempts have been made 10 initiate H. AMI many
worthless compounds offered under the name Of Glove
Anodyne Purchasers must be and asa ior Johnson
ooab Drops and observe that The Of Henry John
son il on the wrapper OF every genuine vial Prepared
only by HENRY JOHNSON, (successcr to A B. sands 4
Coz Chemist and Druggist, rs Broadway, cor Chsnser
Esst Broadway, and SO Hudson-si. Price . eena
Al ,nt..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

CALLERS PREMIUM Fire Proof ssi-t-At me
ate Fair OF the American Institute tae nrs
medal "a. awarded G. j. Gayler for the b~4 Double
ara single Salsmsnder SAFES. Gsyefs Double *ses are
h~yont doubt Fire Proof snd his proved STe safes
viii .recuay rssist more intense heat than any V'hrf
single safes nox IN Use Gsy.rs Safes are all Hstc en-
tirey with yyrou ght iron and Dolcon1oetng hIepfoo
Defor Loeks or with locks Of any descr pon required
All who need The security which IL combined 10 ne sniss
80 - -. .s,e by LEONARD BROWN,
n>1 ,e.I9-W l2t Waier-sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08
Boarding.

DOARD- large attic situabe Tor U.s. single gen
ID llemen- also small with breakfast and Yea
or with full board. Reference exchanged Apply al "
Franklin 1t few doors from Broadway. u us
DOO,I- TO LET in pleasant pat of Chsmbers-st
IL with fun board for gentlemen and ladies' or SINGLE gen
temen Apply Al H. y w
DOAKD-A gentleman and he Wife two single gen
ID flemeu can bee accommodated with board snd hne
rooms Al 40 Chambers-st u Shs
DOARD-One or two single gentlemen can he accom-
ID mOdaed with board IN private family at NO " w al
LaL-.L na.r RrnaLNaN E.lererr.. eNc-snrn1 D. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

lust PUBLISHED-NO. I, VOL VT contains Art ]
y The a,e Chief Justice rndal 2-kestraint OF Trade
3-Assignment 10 Fraud OF Creditors, i-CrimiDal Law,
Conviction Conspiracy Reports of cases decided IN L. :
District Court Maine Vice Chancellor ssndfords Court
(lhe Mock Auction easel, NlceCh.ncellor Rooensoo''
Court the Court Of Common Pea. decisions during The
October and November terms English Cases IN the Chan
cellor's Court, Nce-ChancelOr WOgmm's Court PTiyy
Council: Queens Bench Common Pleas, &C &c. Pub
h,hed monthly At II Annst Pdce - year, payaoe IN
advance In Stls.l sAML OWEN. Editork Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08
80. Grr-An infant about .s.a snree


60. err.-An infant I about .scd three
ldior.Sly ~spped up ,p ~. s1o,sirs va.
"a su.n,s srrivsd 8, Ne" bTun,~i' nan .sv
@ nsss', 4 H &c ' % Of Mr. AsIsh.%
3. VOID r Ella va. Deposited hsIe 'u, s clo,b lso
ys,rh<s ca ca opening ne bundle =, ,snose
il . se.e "a: found sScop.ue. .ern necessity
a., shrh 's With end in dong 20. 'ne o.' Ss
svss ~ g The act are musaied ~ sre sse
zesf sour psierna care and ,s noPe p do ans
ssd,d 70 or sy reward In the eon'oo"'pg, ~
u ~ HusTrseDoS, PA.- luae,, r,on IS
HrEke.', az saturday las.' gives an acsoun1 ~
A,,ssrs Rsrse.. rsieh occurred on the sunday pre-
seees sa,re The roof Of the Baptist Meeting
ss pssss,ss ied Of and the western ssoe , sr
sss s snn ipjurng four individuals "no T p,'
.sss ss't" "a .svsrsl others slightly nrs, bSI
DE r eut under her chin and IN ne, 's Sey 'et
i 80 Sseys s.ui.od Her dssghier esd d her le,,
~ 'ey ia - a ohersise much hun, ~, 80 rs
,sshg hso pc much bruised. Miss Malinds sta.ey
Esd r nr, njared-hor back very nuen u u'e'
- ftIl wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08
CHANCERY SALE Ofs vslu,OIs brick house and

- 10, No I9i Em.st near Broome-st-JAMEs NJ MIL
LER will sell at suction Friday, January 3, ls47 Y
o'clock At the Merchants Exchange, under the direction
OF Lucus Robinson, Master IN Chsncery, he two story
brick house and lot known is EmsL The house Is IN
bret rate order bull by days work and finished In Inc
most substantial manner having good cellar with stone
bottom basement ghi and well arranged with srsIe Nc
pnor. with folding doors marble manies and crates
Second story folding doors with CRATES and closets BE-
tween over the hall open TO the front room.
suitable Tor bed garrett and bed stone s,oop win
iron ranss Also Croton water introduced The shove
house well worth the attention Of sny person wishing 70
invest money Rent $50 portion Of the purchase mo-
nev can remain on bond and mortgage. o4l p5us