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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-28
roR SAIL. On LIZ. al.
II - s. Kz 8 q ~ s .

IT and - FaIi and winter Fashions,
Jt5F REGEUeED ar I3t" en- sELND.
MAIN s'gEfER"z',
iaHr doors aaore .Neen s, Gtra,hii's.
; NiANkFlI 10 my friends aud the public general
4 ", ter ae patronage heretofore bestowed un1ulne
ask continuation the same, feeling sGle lat sha
a 4al - please ~ .los, f.sridi,r;s
NulltAI CLAAFY.
Cl.4 +.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-28

John Mitchell. W.liaa H. Mitchell, Casin VI JOHN
Aja's Aot - VII. HI Glove I'D Juliaun hi,
,l-, ho5,st Massel. s4mus! u. Garland Edward y.
CJJyi and Robert Ii. Audel,on, cudants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-28
NirRfE.En ::

NirsiE.Ea
I Eues he'd IN the CIelks Office oI the circu, g..
FOR Court 81 Law aud ChAneey, of Bedford tou ,tT ~
.;.f ~ OF Geob =. iei7 tue
John $. Lei;" .eh ans Edmund lr,iro, Plaintiff.
dcL6et
A5aa: = Christian AMI ,1sr. { steytoe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-28

&u an Naton. Campbell Moore and Selma {. hi wife,
ate Selma { 3ni4n, Iona, Moore and Susan is WIFE,
ate A-uoie, t1l eth +. Scay, late Fliz beth T.
BE tcird IoneY, Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-28

\ I0ON IV>Ie.
HOH! Eli /. BROWN, lie i,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-28

Ambrose L; Mcdaniel, Ceorgee Menani.l. Eoi-J Davis
Lola VA ,4IPeasy As,..i', and William l. "@e,
zIiu'.G-,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-28

rt NiA -. Nues held IN the clelA' oficr OF tho en-
~pasil3r egnrt oil law aid chanrcry for Bedford
e'rats. the Ia DAY ol October, lsi1
E.aaala le,li4n. Paintn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-28

The Defendants. Samuel Davis and ,ra his wife mar
TN bh, aad lis c!en, May, lncy, Mirg ard Emmy
Bib, Adam Galg au3 Polly his wife, David Nit h,l, ana
Benjamin iaiays and Nancy his wife, having ehterea
thcrepl aud given securt, according the act OF
Assembly and the rules o tbs Court, ard il app caring hm
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants oil l
'"nmanv eaith IL udfed, that they appeal here on
second Monday 10 December 1t, and the bI e
Plaintiff a.d HAT copy Of hi, order be artl with nsef1
a. iAe }!Hebgf& Nnsnia tr Two months saecessn ay
nd tcd at de front dor 81 he Ccils Office Il tins eo'
y, on some Court da,.
Copv--Tcste -,
GEORGE. y NJ. DANNY, oFR'
Cct. li-~2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-28

Oct WIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02
Conversational Elections.

The States of IsDIASA, KESTUcKY Iowa and
ALABAMA elect their Members Of the next House
Of Representatives. today; ILLISoIs elects one
Member from the Peoria District 10 fill vacancy
TrsszssEg and NORTH CAROLINA elect their 'e
cations on Thursday Of this week. The 70. ai-
Of these Elections will very probably settle be
yond controversy the political character oil the
House and the returns will naturally be a"a'ted
with considerable interest. We shall endeavor 70
give them as early and accurately as possible but
a. opr readers need hardly be reminded, we must
priot TeIeeraphlc Reports substantially as they
reach rs. while should the contest in any case be
n. close as 10 several Districts Of Virginia last April
M one can determine who is chosen until the votes
shall be officially canvasscd. Meantime, we shall
give all probable returns and reports as they may
from time TO time reach u.s.
We look for the election Of )onr Wings out Of
ten Members from Indiana. sir Wings out of eleven
from Tennessee. sepen out Of ten from Kentucky
ON, out of two from Iowa, one out OF seven from
Alabama. and ear out of nine from North Carolina
Should these expectations he realized, we shall
consider the House Wing beyond plausible do "
We believe the Districts will stand at east as wei
as shove estimated in the popular vote but the m
timely aud suicidal divisions in several Wing DIS
tricts Of entucky and Tennessee may thro" away
their Members and the House. Shodh they do so,
We trust that the error If not its authors, will be
remembered and avoided
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02

From he CIlcInnat Commerc'aI

run tue iAtii4ilft ANitlAli.l'.H's
Oar Old correspondent. g. " Cutter EsQ has
.us returned from loxnsion where Do went on visit
o. Hon HEsRY CLAY lls describes tHat g-nf'emsn ~
being in excellent sIfn. tlt very much bowed down
under sfnsa oi deep OF ci0n brought rpon HIN by
the loss OF his son tie amsnted Coz Clay Tie says
that from the neWsysper accounts 20 Mr. Gay, ne was
prepared 10 vigorous Old man 80 he found
him b.. That his mind and feelings seem % bear al
tle freshness ~ youth bat rendered do4oy Interesting
BY the mournfu rnss tna sorrow has csst upon them
Ire Object 10 Nr Cater 10 vis.nu- Ashland ~a' -
pis-e in ine hands of SIR Cay the sos which were
handed % him field Of Huaua Vista - Col Gay.
81 the moment BE- could longer h q them aim
-tL lt VIII 0e remembered ina. he ~4s strictly charged
1y the dying officer o take care OF those pistols al ne
iii not think lhe imposed by ina. rharE" was
ia ly mt on hs part ult be- had deposited The pistols
n The hands az the dn -ushed father 90 the d-c,ast
r SAYS that the emotions Of NJ Clay were truly pain
iu 10 witness ~ the moment when h. prnsenied ni-
charge bat that with tne strength of mind % peculiar
10 himself b. soon measurabiy overcome his sorrow.
AMI converted for shur Ums upon the manner OF ms
death IL sail that be- vas not appnzed nat the
circumstances might be- Of the parents or resuons OF
thos. who f. in attempting his that he
not wealthy himself hut that he had IL in his power and
would esee il pleasure 20 contribute to the ala ana
comfort OF any parent who from sucn loss might DE- IN
need OF assistance.
he said that 10 bad been his intention 20 present Mr.
Cutter with the pistols of bis son but mat some or ms
family had Expressed desire tOretn them Tor hs ltt
sranso the son OF Col Clay but be- would De- giAi u
Sir c. would suggesi some other pr,s,n rs icnem
brancer of the deceaset and token oi his own ieei
urs iuon being assured hy Nr Gutter that nothing of
the Kind had h.lu expected af Mr. g. III max ne n-d
only .ischsracd duty which any other officer oi trJ
regiment would have performed. mad chance placed
them in the Immediate situation be- occupied Al tue mo
ment Of toe melancholy event be- thn said maj u was
his intention 20 present 81 G.. with ring. containing
lock of the hair o the deccasrd snd requested Mr. Cut
ter 10 remain until one could be- procured Inc crcum'
stances AZ Mr. e. not permitting him TO remain absent
from home 50 long IL arranged that the ring should
be- transmitted to him at Coyinson, through the hands
Of the II m JAMES /. MOREHEAD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02

BY some burglars Who carried OF ehemss. petit
coat pair Of India rubber over'hoes shirts and
pair oi stockings and lsi tho lslshd In lat Dot
Inn $50 f...7 cen i..t I.ns o. ntsd sr-.u Nifh
. rcd and yellow stresk the tip The rascAis are
no doubt thieves from OF the Hook In this tity--.
John smith sho US arrested len days since on
charge ~ stealing trunk containing clothing q the
value of 81 svioln case worth 90 and BIZ oi cN.
change for $50 sterling making sum total Of sSl from
boat =, the foot q Whi,ehslls at the property OF
George ID Trail No - Chfrry-st yesterday com
niifed for trial the charge having been subsianusied
John kennedy was arrested Saturday night ~ o-sr
WEIGH OF the First Ward charged with stealing tws
coats John Nelly was arrested BY officer Nelson OF
,he First Ward charged with stealing lead pipe Wa.
ria Nc Dernoti arrested by officer Conway Of ,hs
Fourth Wsri charged with stealing piece of calico
irrrn the store OF Lord Taylor 10 Catharne a. Ths
Lonss ofC A VsndeWster 36 Attorney ., was entered
IN saturday night and ROBBED Of Eve silver spoons va.
ue3 At $40 The thief escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02


Ga sunday morning. OF Consumption. Dr. ChAhLt-
n STACEY Curator OF the College of Physicians aud
Surgeons. sged -
His friends and the Medical Profession generally are
invited % attend hs funeral Monday afternoon at -
O'Clock from the residence of his father. H. { Stacey
NJ. q rrankliu-st.
80 Cony Island on Saturday evening July III. LOUISE
Youngest chiA0l 3. s. and Elizabeth Smith OF Cincn'
nat Ohio
Her remains WIRE Inferred at Greenwood Cemetery
on sunday afternoon.
20 Cincinnati papers please copy. -
AZ blooming isis. on Nrh day evening 3Oth ut MAhf
C. wife o. H-zeksh Williams, and eldest daughter OF
Capt Labsn Gardner of Troy Newlork, aged %
Ire funeral viii take place this Second day afternoon
the "a inst from 40 10 Bank a. 40 o'clock The friends
of the family ara respectfully invited
A. Ngevtas July H. Don AUGUSTINE NUMB
aged about 6j years Tie was for msny years mer-
that place ara 10 the time Of bis death was
largely concerned In the American trade.
On the l5h July. At Athens. Georgia. (where she had
gone for her healthy In the 3ith year OF her age MARIA
r BOARDHAN wife Of Joseph NJ Bosrdman of Macon,
Ga and daughter of Joseph l.. Lord of New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02

n The Uiaion wv ashingtonl Of Friday nishs
SAYS, in speaking Of Mr.. Trists mission
mo one can undertake 70 state with any prec!s On
whether we shall have Peace or War"
This implies that the Executive has heard notn
ing save through the newspaper rumors, Of the sP'
pointment Of Commissioners by Mexico to receive
Mr.. Trists propositions. Another paragraph d
the same paper confesses this. by saying
sThis evenings Southern Mail brings no dispatches
Of sny Consequence from the Army
That Mail included the Mail from Vera Cruz,
nth inst and Tampico lsthD by the steamship
New Orleans on the strength Of which the news
Of Mexico's incliniDg to peace was published in
Extras at New. Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02

PORTSMOUTH Navr YARD Oar citirets be
grsnh@d q earn ihs, Ber amin 2 DelaDo % Nsvsl
toustruciof has beu stsiioned At this yard Freysra
non. nav srfsfr fn.r'rf iYf ~ ~ ~, ~. II
war stesurr ~ the s~eoDs Glass ionnsFe 3ig Drn~n
sons between p"rp-uticuisrs 2iO f-.t bes
x let dspih 20 Ices In hold ~ est To b. pro
PEELED ~ side shssls Another steamer % the
tonnage 10 % be bu't IT Newiork 20 b. propelled y
screw propelers Trp fret csss steamers ~ toes
burden % 6e propel "A BY side wheels sr, 10 10 but
-ons at Philadelphia and the oher IT to-y ,rt. Va
Portsmouth ~ n Journal
rF-TW W. Williams Of Beo,. Conn has made
donstion Of $4,000 10 Re'o, Colege ws;oosn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02

To Greai BriiaH-Four l0if7 bbls Corn iu3yo'
bushels Barley 800 do Pork 40 bbls beei ~ tes,
Cotton 47f bales; Meal 253 bbls; Wheat lZ5loo
bushels Cheese 81 3y2 lbs, Butter 1890 lbs; Lard
10000 lbs Hams 225lO lbs
TO France Wheat % g3s bushels Cotton O5- bales
Flour 1902 bbls; Aches 255 bbls Whsebone fl2'O
lbs Tallow - &ll do
The Philadelphia and Baltimore money markets
ara easy and without change. Loans are negona"d
easily At legal aterest and 10 somo cases below.
The interest on the Pennsylvania public d-t
will Do punctua..y met on Monday one nall being Ped
Ia par funds IL Is also stated tina, after the payment OF
the Interest there will DO surplus Of $4,000 in the
Treasury Besides this Pennsylyanls has recently paid
oa a temporary loan Of the amount
The funding Of the unpaid back interest OF the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Loan, amounting 10
about $4,000 Is about 10 take place
The following ia an abstract OF the net produce
of the revenue Of Great Britain Ia tho years and guar
,rs ending the 5tn Of JAY 1916 and lS7 showing the
increase or decrease thereof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02
OnnkwCtAL AND MONEY uArvEKs
FOR Sat. Of Stools So go Fovth Pasf.

SATURDAY. z. NJ.
The advices from Mexico being calculated TO throw
some doubt on the appointment OF Peace Commissioners
Treasury Notes we're duer aud sold at per cent Inc
Fancles generally we're buoyant and Improved
The Bill Market Tor the steamer closed without
much activity The supply Of bills was large and pre-
vented any rise. Sterling sold al 5isoi Tor the De"
bills. Francs were 33i a 32i
Freights were inactive and rates heavy. The
only engagements heard OF wero the new ship Aoer'
deem at Is Ga for Flour l0id for Grain and J' 50 Ter
compressed Cotton and the Rochester for round sum-
equal to q. Ga for Flour both for Liverpool For iayrs
there Ia little offering ard he packet goes out hall
fall
The amount of goods imported and entered at
the Custom House this port exclusive OF those sent
10 the warehouse and the amount OF duties paid during
the week ending on tho 3Oh inst compared with the
sarua nariod lasf wear Wpra IA fOlOWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02

Rior-A serious not occurred IN Pittsburgh on
tn night Of the g7th July crowd collected around
the house 4 nan named F.eck whose house, u aP
Pesret hsi bn comp ained Of a. disofdery and some
stones being thrown ~ H. number q persons rushed
cut and fred upon the crowd Five persons we're
wounded three OF them. IL i fesrec MORALLY TIE
most direct account Of the s.ir and says the Corar'
-iai Journal Apparently the most reliable Is the toll
lowing The house OF Fleck Il appears vas OF Dad re-
putt and yCung bad visited Il during the even
md for the purpose OF rescuirg his sister WON De
posed 10 D In Ii. hou.a Bsng unable 10 obtain her be
eff and gathering lev Of his friends the s-rsy com
meaced, which has terminated 90 fatally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02

srEPHtSss BOOK o. tbs FASN --fC0af asof
"sse- Of Farm servants. CONCLUDED 'ing chiefly
retrospective View Of he Condition Of i.abofer- on
'"" . -orn Markets giving ll direct @. Tor ne car
'ns Keep Ard sale Of rain with he ~ ssrisg- result
ing from d'frreut modes II Management. g. Forr..g
OuoA""' Nnd Liquid Manure Tanks viii Al tirecton.
on every point = Winter rissuon-the sis-rsss Tho
ries IN ressrd 20 H. snd thelr utility srs,e, Ds.era-
lion on s beauties en.oymen. and be, -sls-iss tasy
sesson 90 FSrn-he Duties OF The va ous A's.,sn.s.
etc g. Cows Caying AMI Csivesdeial ns ths Manase-
nen Of Cows and Calves. both before = sfler -svng
the Milking Operations, how TO be p-tfor eel rightly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02

- . ,,sc,icsble and thereby dispense Win
-. ,.s, expensive transportation through the
-. y, ;,nBmerable traders and factors, and thus
-. ,ho coward Of Productive Industry On
.;,he, side. II the Tea drank 10 this country
,voud grow here as well IS in China who tha'
con.iders can doubt that the grower would re-
ceive more and the consumer pay less for Il than a.
nre.eotl Now Association fully carried out viii
accomplish the great end more thoroughly than i
can be attained otherwise by bringing together tne
largest possible circle Of producers in the same
neighborhood O. township and securing to eson
producer of an article the whole sum paid Tor 1t y
the consumer. Protective legislation contemPates
this end. and though far less comprehensive sna
eaectual has done and does real service. It's noi
oar custom 20 reject an imperfect instrument Of good
becsu,e we conceive that something else possible
in the future. would be still better.
~ Some Of tbs Illinois papers are dascussns
Col Bakers eligibility to the Office Of Nicerfes'
dent be being Of foreign birth. some inslst tha'
the rule Of exclusion which applies against persons
fo,eign. born as candidates for the Presidency does
m. operste % the prejudice Of candidates for the
inferior Office while others contend that under me
Constitution. no man il eligible as Vice President
who is not eligible as President. and even quote
the Consultation Itself % that effect
1.-THE Constitution be the sole obstacle 70 Coz
Bakers political advancement It can be easl!
overcome by his turning Loco Foco. In var laws
are silent and in peace. with the Loco Focos' Con
stitutions are equally 50.
OfCoL Bakers qualifications or claims for the
Vice Presidency the Illinois press IS provoking
taciturn. We have heard something Of his Gums
o0o,ua the United States for bis services IN the
double capacity Of Representative in Congress and
Colonel in the Army. OF other claims ~ are 'or-
tunatelv or unfortunately ignorant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02

Deduct decrease. ....s...s.. .-....s...l oil,of)
Increase on ne ysH,..,.. ..s.........ltVNb
Bank is about 20 be established at Glens
Falls under the provisions Of the General Banking Law
Nearly the entire amount Of capital (sO00o0 has o.
ready been subscribed.
The Wilmington Dell Manufacturing Company
have purchaaed their machinery and made the first ps
ment on H. The hrss instament has been paid ~ me
stockholders
The amount Of Coal transported on the Reading
Railroad during lac, week ives % 269 tons Total for the
season 6s3,6es tons.
The following is the amount Of Breadstuhs &c
exported from Phadephis for foreign ports from 'oe
18th 10 the 23d inst with the value OF each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02

IL That -nfceni Balloon Panorama of London ard
portions uf England. Fsancr and Germany which was 30
uniyei sa ly ADMIRED last Winter will be exhibited again
NJ the American Museum h sert Don ami evening 10
cosuuCt with other performances hy the Orphan Yam
ly. The Shaking Quak-fs end others see bills aud al
r..rfI. ..rf- Ittr tlfn. DAD .pIf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02

GOLD PENS 1t is now settled point that the best
assortment Of gold pens to be- found Ia This country
that kept ~ }. w. GREAroS Co. II Cedar 81. They
have thirty different kinds embracing everything
known In the shape Of gold pens and their prices are
unorm and from 80 to - per cent lnss than those Of
any other houss purchasers OF these articles either
Wholesale retail will save money by dealing with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02

~ The Sermon pres he yesterday morning
NV Rev. DIR. KKsBs. repo-., r The Tribune and
published in today's paper IN be regarded {"
particularly sessonsble by such Of our citizens as
are sbout making their Summer excursions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02

~ Tie Rchsieu' Gold P-ns having deded compeu-
ton they stand confessed the beat aud cheapest Pens Of
the day The price g. ard in every respect they are
equal those sold elsewhere al a. 80 Some persons not
allowed to ss This Pen. to distress themselves 10
trying to cry Them down The public Of course understand
all that The genuine Pens sold by j. y SAVAGE, %
Eulnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02

~ 4 party of traders and trappers arrived this
~ lrninr on the steamer Hsidee Mr. Murray one OF
the party reports having left Fort Alexander on the ON
OF June and Mr James Kpp ls Fort Union on thu ian
nit They brcg 90 news whichever, and represent every
thing As being quiet With the Indians Trade hal been
It Louis New Era 2lst July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02


Remarks on Thins. in General. No l. by Rambler
the mountains Of Virginia with Note. ~ tho Editor ~
The Farmers Library o. who hey addressed
tanning some Hints n Reform In ou' systems Il kia
cation together with ourrai Of events r'r hnush
out the rouie the Markets. Agheulure On Re Rappshas
mock Use OF Mari in Virginia, etc. etc
Recipe for Destroying he curcuic.- sheep rrade aear
Pittsburgh.
Climate. Its Faecs on the Growth - Plants Ae-Nir.
series growing space Sheep Husbar1ry In ne VntAi
S.aies
The Principles u Aul6cial Maturing, Second PDtl ~
Psos Jssssas Ir-srg.
New Grapes-Increase IN the N.lae of our Grain Crops
sheep Hu.osndry In The ouih, by h \ Randsl-le'-
ter WIN Prospects OF the Wool Markes-Fuure Demand
and supply.
How to prevent Flea teasing Hories.
Agricultural Educaon-A Accommodating Signs IN Avor of
geners System Of Appropriate Education for Agcuu.
rs,s-voice q the Cultlyasor'
Decentralization Tor Preparing the Grosud, Pisls
sgs sns roSty-Hovv 20 have them all tho gear
Wheat Effects u ddereri Manurs-
The Ba.on-ier-Its Practical Sc 20 Farmers and oh
WIN Rae. Tor PIeoisang the We nsr Ian,
good Harvesting Machine.
Machine FOR blessing Barrel Saves
scraps. great variety Of subjects instructive ~
r.sS. showing ne Period. Of Pregnancy diaeIsu.
Animals Ansyss or Wheat; Amount OF Fai ana MUS
e produ-fd from an acre
Tfeucang the Process IL conducted. ,
Prices Current Tor ne preceding Mohh oa'7'u'' '''
reced
sub.cript)n price a. per year. IN advance.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02

~ The revenue cutter fancy, Lieut. Hunter
arrived at the Navy Yard on saturday Tor her oH1h'
previous 10 dining the naval service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02
MARRIED


On 3O,h nit by Rev DR. Potts JAMES P. ROGERS
% OLIVE ~ daughter OF Thomss w. Harrey, Esq OF
D. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02

~ Not more than sixty licenses to liquor deal
ers have been issued as yet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02

II Secretary Walkers visit to the Atlantic
Dock. on Saturday Was stopped by the rain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02

~ A new engine house has JUS. been finished
n Hicks st near Atlantic ior Company No lsouilt on
the ground Of Jacob Frost. Esq In the best manner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02

SUMNER UNDER SmRrs-Th, superior article, 10 DO
Al the hosiery eslabli.hmeat Of R,SKiN RAY, loi
Bowery cannot be strongly recommended 10 tho pub
nc They are composed Of fine white merlno WOOL light
wear Ab.orbs tho Precipitation, are very eisstc snd
most desirable Tor Summer use and Tor health and comfort
I.-L L.. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02

II The Eog's says that man was committed
to prison day since by an Alderman OF the SIKH
for the enormous crime OF being sick and destitute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02

ERfreckes sunburn tan morphe~, pimples, blotches,
and al erupuons quickly dsPeed by one cake Of Ihs
genuine JOnes's Italian Chemical soap. IL MAKES saliow
dsrk akin bea7uf1iy and white. Anybody can
tell ina. lady hAs common prepared chalk on her skn
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