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Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-02
Death of WS,iiam Fseeman.-This wretch

DesM Of William Freeman. This wretch
ed being died 1t the County Jail in syria
cuse, on Saturday morning last. He has
been in a most miserable condition for
some weeks Past, and all who have seen
hin. within that time, have become satisfied
that whatever he may have been when he
committed the. horrid act for which he
has been SO long imprisoned, he had be-
come perfe0t idiot.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-02

Oo-The salary Of DR.. Hawks, as pastor o
Christ's church, New Orleans, is $4,000, with
promised increase, besides the usual perqul.
sites Of the station. The salary of the Presi-
dency Of the new University has not been fixed
but it will no doubt be liberal one, and the
duties will no way interfere with those of his
pastoral charge. His whole emoluments, it i
said will amount to $4,000 per annum.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-02

9o-Mr. Jonathan Witham, a carman, and
two horses were drowned in the river, Thurs
day of last week, near the East Hartford bridge
The horses plunged of the bank by some acci.
dent, with the wagon and driver. Mr.. W. was
80 years Of age and has left wife and three
children. The body was recovered by Mr.. d.
Cotton about an hour after the accident A
Hartford Courans.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-02
DIED.

In this village. August 9th, Mrs. MARY
ANN buckley. wife of Mr.. David C. Bulk
ley, and daughter of the late Mr.. Gideon
Stoddard. aged 80.
Seldom have we been called to make
more sad announcement than the above
sad, we mean, to those who are called 10
mnurn her departure from this 10 better
world. Beloved in life, and lamented in
DEATH" are fitting though feeble words for
her epitaph. Meekly she entered the valley
of death, looking with an eye of faith to the
celestial land beyond.
In Stonington, 10th inst, Sanford Will
liams ESQ.,, aged AZ
In Bridgeport. 22d ult Stephen 3. Sterling
aged %; 10Th ult., Mr.. William Shepard,
aged 80.
At warehouse Point, Mr.. John Able
aged g.
In Clarksville, Va, August 10Th, Rev.
Porter LeConte, aged 80. He graduated
at Yale College in 1912, and in the Theo-
logical Department in 1916. We knew M ~
well in other days-and Who that knew
will not sorrow over his untimcly fa
In Greenfield, Mass, 9Th ull. 80. NE.
Ily Ogden, aged lO2. ion al = Thnrch,
In MarlOS, N H, 10Th Basement f tSistr
iiict Of John Gustin, agsd. completed BY the Ist
GTEE- DIAN. lbs.
.fesiaaFFffEE. Building Comm
8. July 5th, ls47.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-02

aJCol. ChiIds, Governor of Jalapa, in
Mexico, who ordered the American troops
to kneel as Catholic procession passed,
is native Of Pitlsfeld. Mass. Dr.. Childs
formerly Governor of tina, state, is his
brother. and, both himself and family are
members of the Presbyterian church. u.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-02
GATTL1E SHOW & FAIR !

VNHE I.itchfeld County Agricultural So
L cie,y will hold their Eighth Annual
Cattle Show and Fair, at Litchfield, on
Wednesday the 29,h inst. The Plonghing
Match and award of Premiums, the next
day.
The Executive Committee Of the Society
will meet at the Mansion House In Itch
field on Tuesday the 2sth inst, al 2 O'Clock
P M.
A. S. LEWIS, Sec'y.
Litchfeld, September !, le47.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-02

sS5-Hon. Albert Smith, late Member OF Con-
gress from the Genessr District, N Y has res
moved to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and will then
and there resume the prattic ~ law.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-02

XAS THE Lhchh1d County Sacred Music So
SssSg ciety will hold its next Annual Concert
at Plymouth, on the "a h If Seple o'he.
A. S. LEWIS. >ecretary.
Litchfeld, Sept .. ls47. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-02
Litchfeld, September !, lS47.
BANTAM DIVISION, No. 25, S. Of T.

THE Members Of this Division are notified
to be punctusl in their attendance at their
Regular Meeting on Friday evening.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-02

4
av.The Rev. DR.. Burgess, of Hartford,
has been chosen Orator Of the Yale College
Phi Beta Kappa Society, for next year
The Hon. John NJ. Clayton, the diStin>
guixhed Senator from Delaware, is his sub
stitute. Poet-0liver Weadall Holmes ::
substitute, George Hin.
Useful LesrRing.-A gentleman in the
the country says that school learning is of
very little use to boy, and he accordingly
teaches his son real practical knowledge,
such as he can get living by : that is, he
as kept him turning grindstone for five
years past.
The eldest son of Governor Seward.
who had just graduated at West Point, has
been commissioned and ordered to the seat
Of war. He is to join Gen. Worlh's regi.
ment. ~
pThe Hon. r. J. Walker, Secretary of
Treasury, is now on a visit to Boston.
nFThe line of Telegraph is now com.
plcted from Boston to Philadelphia, and from
thence to Columbus, Ohio.
~ The new Custom House in Boston
cost 100000.
nFThe Wes,borough milk car, on tho
downward passage, yesterday, broke an axle
which caused a general upsetting of milk
cans and a spread of the tactical fluid for
quite a distance down the road boston
1rdpeler, Goth.
m-The yellow fever still RACES in New
Orleans. The number of interments on the
10Th of August was 40-and some days
there have been more
I7-Hon. John P Kennedy is the Wing
candidate for Congress in the Balti more
District.
~ A pious woman. named Lewis, who
supported herself by selling cake and bee
was ba rbarously murdered in Prausville;
Greene county,N Y, an the 23d nit. The
old lady had some fifteen dollars laid by in
her chest, which seems to have been the ob.
ject of the murder. An Irishman named
Kelley has been arrested on suspicion.
uThe Wing majority in the House of
Representatives, in Indiana, is now as
cerlained to be 8.
Rome and Utica Plank Road. We learn
from the Rome Citizen, that the stock for
this road is all taken; $4,000 being the re-
qured amount. Rome, Whitestown and Utica
subscribed SIC, 900 each.
0j-Rev. Joshua Leavitt has retired from the
editorial chair of the Emancipator which he
has occupied about ten years. His successor
is not yet announced.
~ Mr.. Phelps, who formerly kept the
stage house in Nassau village for over 20
years, was found murdered in his bed-hiS
head being split open by an axe. Mr.. P.
was in his 18th year, and lived entirely
alone in the house. A watch, two coats.
and few dollars in money, were taken.
No one has been arrested, though hsrribIe
suipicions are atioat.- Albany Evening
Journal.
P. S.-Since above was in type, we learn
that warrant has been issued for the arr
rest of Truman Phelps, son of the deceas
ed, on charge of having committed the
dreadful crime. He has been arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09
hoard Of As.i.tnnt Aldermen.


The President, Linus W Stevens in the Chair.
C0mnrHica,i0n-From the Msyor, In answer 10 reso-
luton stating that S59O7 extra had been received By
Policemen, which they permitted 70 accept, oy
Way VI reward. &c IL the year ending May /. l-4I-
also that the received By them IN the same way
BY permission Of Mayor Havemeyer. was s461T.
Prom board ~ Aidsrucl Report 10 favor " Nursery
Buildings a. kznfals Island. COncuTred in---.I he
ordinance relative % uniform plan for awning frames
o. Be constructed a. iron and taken down Ia " inter
referred ~ Committee 90 Sreets--.ln iavor Of con
sructng sheds Tor the accommodation persons bring
M produce Tor sale, the ns~mace ground west VI
Ashington Market COncurred in.-..Ihat the gas
pipes 10 Sevonhst between Third and Fiith avenues
be completed. Coneurred in.---ApPoriionment for
ning sgnken lots on north side Iseniy-tnn 20 south
site twenty sixth 81 go SIDE Fourthavenue snd east
side Oi Madison eyerls. COncurred in-- that Com
niice Ct I've from each Board De appointed 10 make
arrangements Tor celebrating the Fourth Of July, and
spprupfl-nng s. J.O therefor. COncurred IN and
M-ssrs. Allen, Robson. schultz, Hath-ld and Cum
miuss afpolnted..-.A COMMITTEES from each hosrd
relative 70 the expected vsi 70 tbs Cry Of tie Pfesi-
dent q TIE United States. Coocurred II and Assist
ant AID Mcknight C0ger Gray. Collins and Herring ap-
pointed Apporu0nmert for building sewer IN
Twenty third a. between sixth and Eighth avenues.
Concurret in-Do In the matter u opening Madison
sgltre Conc1rred Assessment lists Tor sewer 10
Iciruethst IRON Madison avenue % Boomn gcaeroad,
aud FOR regulating s.. Edgar a1d Oy ser Paste sts be-
tween Broadway and Greenwich. 81 Concurfed IN.
Reso,HIoas-By Assistant Aid Isckson-Ihs, TSen-
ta.Ed - from Broadway to sixth avenue, BE- paved.
AeoPied.--S 81 ssle-IaAi euiyert Se placed a. the
y. W. corner OF Eita-svenus aid Twenty -ihlrd a.
Adopted
number Of Resolutions &C. sen; iIom Board Of A.
dsrnen, were ecneurred IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09
Major James ID. Law.

Extract from q letter dated
BALTIMORE, Monday, June :, ls47.
am here on a most melancholy occasion--the
funeral of Major JAMES o. LAW. Ii the King Of
Teuors so called, bad been specially commissioned
to strike down one OF the most benevolent useful,
popular and beloved in Population OF more tnan lOo-
OVO not In this community bad stronger claims 10
the distinction than ~. Whist makes his fate more
striking and lamentsee 10 thst he has been OF In the
prime of life, leaving young and helpless family
Never was the voice Of regret more uuiverssl-neysr
that sentiment profound than this occasion
His parents both from Ireland, but Baltimore Was
his native city l should suppose be was some years
under forty yet few At any age have attained such
taness Of reputSnonior al ,ns, gives claim 10 homer
and public esteem lis yeutCriug nothing anticipate
such demonstration OF public feeling in paying respect
to bis remains rarely been witnessed Baltimore.
lay by my pen and 20 make 10 the procession OF
thousands snd refer you 10 'he paper. OF 10 morrow for
The truth OF my predictions, and Ae justice Of my es
msse Of his character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09
Npn tAs Cesrler & Enqsrer.

But 1t 10 becoming evident that the ANsi RsHi faction In
Albany aud this CITY have determined upon defeating
Nc WHrE. for tbe simple reason that be opposed the
election VI JOHN YOUNG; and 10 thoroughly eoDservs-
tive in al his sentiments The bali set in motion
By The Editor OF the A5asy EreEtss JoRel during hls
reosog visit to ihis City and IL carried out BY his
satellites here wsy OF which the Bhtg Meeting OF
1harsdsy evening Chords an ediiyins specimen.
Here is a specimen oi the random reckless and
INSCRIPTIONS accusations of the C0n'7er q Es-
qR,rer against Grow. YouSG, the Epea'hg Journal,
Anti Renters, DC. The paragraph quoted contains
a distinct. specific charge. That charge is dis.
tincsIy and specifically false. The Editor OF the
Eceaisg Journal has not, in the slightest manner
OF ia the remotest degree, intenered with nomins
lions ia the City Of New YORK. he did not when
IN that City, set any such ball in motion Nor
has Gov. You've or the Anti Renters Eited
hnger against, or, so far as We are informed, be-
slowed a thought upon the Individual whom the
g. d Z. supports 50 zealously, and who, We are
Tree TO say, is SO rorthy Of its support.
Albany Eyeains Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09
Business NoilCrs

NrwsrAPKRs-rIK YANKEE BLADE.-THE BLADE
N Omo-Iust hear wha, Col BsADhrKT. Of the Gin.
ennsd Sunday News cay, Of the Blade. BxAD- it %
well known is regular veteran OF she goose quill. SID
his Imperial dicium in all thing "a recsi' ed
as absolute throughout the Great Wesis5miitns OF 10
more dispute than decree OF the Pope or decision Of
q Lord High Chancellor
This capital paper ertoore published At Gardiner
Maine. and edited with much tsste snd spirit by "N
MATHEWS Esq. has been removed to Boston. Mass
which city will hereafter be its hesdquArters We have
no question about is prosperity for the editor has few
superiors in bis profession. His wit as keen " er
ar and he literally royels in fun and iroc jus, though
he enjoyed it. Msy you make fortune friend Blaze
In less THAI no time 81 all"
J. A. FUTILE & co. il6 Nsssaust
MATHEWS. GOULD & co Publishers, 30 ston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09

II Tux AMERICAN REVIEW for July is on
our table. The presensisa number Of more than ord
nsry interest The articles 81 readable and some
even eommendable, which Is greater praise than we
could accord TO any Review have undertaken to ex.
amino for months past The JesiisioR Western In
provemenss s particularly good add those expecting
attend the Chicago Convention had better give their
consideration that they may be the better pos,
I'd up" Tue article Hssdley's Washington and his
Generals Is nearly composed Of extracts from the work
undertaken 10 be reviewed. II may De 20 majority Of
readers none the Tor that We commend the Re
view 10 toe patronage of discriminating public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09

sAsDs's sARsAPARILLA.-This medicine 10 constantly
performing almost Incredible Of diseases arlsns
from Impurities Of ths blood The unfor,unas victim Of
hereditary disease. with swollen glands contracted sinews
and bones ha cshous has been restored to health AID
Yigor The scrofalols patient, covered with ulcers
loathsons To himself and TO his attendants been made
whole. Hundreds Of persons who have grosned hope
iessy for years under cuisneous and gandulsr dsoe
chronic rheumatism and many other complaints sprngps
from arrangement OF the secretye organs aud The cifcs
lsion have been rased, as were from the rack Of do
ease, and now, with regenesled constitutions gladly
Ify TO tbs efficacy OF this neslimabled preparation The
testimony Of those who have been cured by ass, wi
their resdeoces hss been Published from to time spd
were II desirable, OF the overwhelming test
mony could be brosght forward proving concusveJ
Its inestinsble value
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B. I'D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton corner OF WI
hain-st 20 Broadway, and II East Broadway ~ YorL
Sold sso BY Dreggiss generally throughout, the United
States Price 81 per bot,is ak bottles for S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09
ooVRAUD's LECTURES ON CHEMISTRY.

" IL IL not 80 well known ought 10 be thai do
generality Of The (so called TomETTE so.Ps AZ. pdr-
cp.ly made Of slkai. IN The shape Of poaa.b-sn
pure liked alkaline sat, made by burrog from yag,,s e.
This system Of preparing soponaeeous slts,
nsurng abundance OF lslher 10 the gr,s
cescrpon need be surprised 70 find hsr sk. Ire
cisieo red and smsrng, sfer The operation Of ws.hlng
These soaps are frequently handsomely got Up and 10 les
respect resemble shitened sepulchres fs 10 The view
osI within noiang bat rostenne.s and mems bones
How widely different from such catch. penny fresh 4. 10
delicious, eTnOient ITALIAN MEDICkTED SOAP ore
pared BY DR. FELIX GoURAUD Soothing and sohs %
mothers Ass" Is his delightful soap the skia to ssy
nothing OF It's wonderful properties In removing tao eck
les sunbasn redness, roughness pimples chaps cses
sArs tc ~ aso The be. shaving exian, an5
be used with HARD or SALT WATER 0OCRAUDs P0u
DkEs UBTILEs will posit vely uproot a. lar
OOURAUD's LIQUID ROUGE inparts nalursl fosi'
TESS TO pale cheeks ard lips.
" Remember. the genuine preparations Of DR.. FE
LX GOURAUD cannot be obtained anywhere In he cty,
except o. bis cepos, 81 Walkerst fs, from Broad
wsy. jesA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09

DAY Boat FoR ALBANY, Troy AND THE LANpiNGs.-
The new and splendid Aida viii in no case re-
ceiye emigrant passenger. This boat was built iof
the pleasure travel and is the most magnificent day boat
on the river Her speed is such that without effort che
can lead the old boats aud 10 therefore pcrseey sale
In case anything shoud happen to her passengers can
rely going through. as the Troy Is always oennd her
some three to ten miles and would take them on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09

POSITIVE SALE or TIE MAcoms PROPERTY AT KINGS.
sRIDGE." RObu, Rayys. Mary C. p MaeOmb and Otaos -
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell at public auction
THIS DAY, Wednesday, the 9th inst =. ~ O'clock at
the Merchants Exchange the residue of the property
Of Mrs. Mary C. p Macomb, at KingsbrIdge remaining
uusold from the ID of June inst comprising all the salt
meadows divided into convenient sections and tho
mansion, outbulldngs, dock wharf and over twenty
parcels of village lots or upland, well situated for
building purposes
The present sale embraces the principal part Of the
Mscomb property, and the sale will DO peremptory
without postponement under the direction OF stephen
Cambreleng Esq. Master in Chsncery. The survey
map Of the above property be at the Exchange
lea n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09

" ThE oSrHsAS fAstLY spp-ar Ia lher grand Coz
GERS ihs afternoon a< evening tee American Museum
IN conjunction VIII avieIy 0fother Te form.
sncss and The cxhibtan II that Truly bssuipul nor.
irg panoramic rspfesertsiou OF the Funeral Sspo
Bousprte. The Living Nes:on. Orsng Oatang, &c Ac.
msy BE- seen NJ al hours Cay and evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09

GOLD PxNs.-THE CHEAPEST IN THE CIrr-suoh
pens sc others advertise for 81, w. CREATION CO.
II Cedar st. ars selling for 81 IS and the pens advertised
for 81 50 they sell for 81 25 Beside these they havenI
merous other styles of every grade quality and have
provided every convenience for trying and selecting
them Purchasers, either wholesale or retail, can
from 10 to 20 per cent by buying Of Creation & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09

srPrnros CouRr-Nos 2 T. s H. -, D. 10, Il, 30 p,
"a - II. y, .. -, %, "a, So 81.
Co,fvoS PIEAs-Part Nos l3l. 1873. lis. 81 A., =,
Of IS g3 10 la Is 81 a. 81 "a 295. y. S3 l9. lVo,
1875 Par, go ~ 294 a. ll2, ia, TO- lis 8, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09

ELEGANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF admirers "
Fine Prints lie invited to the Sale OF valuable eoec
ton Of English and French Engrsviugs, Thus EVENING.
a, the Rooms OF Royal Gurley & Co. Soi Broadway.
corner of Dusne-st consisting OF an extensive and
beautiful variety OF interesting subjects many Of them
richly colOred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09
WILLIANsBrRGH AFFAIRs.

BuKGLARIEs-The premises OF John p Johnson
Ia WilliAn.bursh VA. 6urssrously entered on Friday
night and ROBBED OF number OF silver spoons and sew
srs table covers The house OF Mr. Johnson, ADJOINING
th.t occur "a By Mr.. Johnson, was alec entered and
robbed of various articles Of value, with which the
.,,,,as asearaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09

MEcHAsics AND FissERs' BANK. ALBAyY.--
The following gentlemen were elected Directors o.
Monday lssi Thomas W Oicoi, ssmuel ;. Fowler
tfirni Nlpf 1r-y. fhDs liuhouse. li~nry s,vmsD
Robert shepherd Len1el Steele Robert Dunlop Jsnss
kidd, "m W Forsyth. J. b. Jsrmsin. HSmana.
Blocker. Hugh Huuphrey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09

ALBANY AND WEST SrOCKBMpGE RAILROAD
Co-The following gentlemen we've elected Directors
last Monday Marcus 4. Reynolds Friend Humphrey.
Thomas w Olcott Lewis Benedict Teuais Van Yeeh-
ten WllliSm Parmelse, John V. l. Pruyn. Of Albany
Samuel Fowler OF Rensselaer, co. WA. II. Tobey OF
Columbia Co. and Lemuel Pomer0y Gsd Geo. Bliss OF
Mass N. T. Reynolds Is elected President Josiah GUN
ey, Jr. Treasurer and Jas. Dexter, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09

To CANDID INoulRERs Let all such as wish to know
the difference between the medicine which Is worthy
and the medicine which is worthy inquire to the
benefits 10 be obtained from Brsndreths Pills 10 the
United States there are over MILLIONS who have
used them you need so far to ascertain to he
character. Inquire.
In cholc aud In Inflammation OF the bowels these Pls
will al once relieve, and perseverance in their use
cordug to the directions will surely do all that medi.
cine can do to restore the health OF the patient
In diseases arising from the Of mercury, from
any cause or yiilalon from bad blood otherwise.
their will produce the most happy results 10 all at.
tacks OF rheumatism eryspeles salt rheum and 10
Of chronic recent cosyeness ths Of the Brand
roth Pills will DO productive OF infinite servce-some.
times ocessoning great change for the better to
cause great thsnkfulness
In all OF indigestion, worms, asthma. diseases Of
the and in all affections Of the stomach aud bow
els, the Brandreth Pills will be found never failing
| remedy.
To insure the full benefit OF these celebrated Pls they
should be kept in the house that upon the hnt
mencement OF sickness they may be a, resorled to-
One dose then Ia better hsn dozen the disease has
become established in tbs system.
The Brsndreth Pills purely vegetable and 50 limo
cent that the infant OF month old may use them II
medicine is required, no. only with safety but with
certainty OF receiving all the benefit medicine capsule
Of impartins Females them during all the crit
Icsl periods OF their lives The Brsndreh Pills will IN.
their health and produce regularity in all the unc
tons OF life.
Be careful of counterfeit Pills All persons should be
careful 10 purchase at Dr. Brsndreths Office or OF tho
regular appointed agents. They would thus ensure
themselves the genuine article otherwise they may get
counterfeit ha, recently been offered In
this city.
BRAsDRErHs PILLS sold st Is cents per box with
full directons) at DIR. BsASDRETHs Principal Office 2aI
Broadway Also, at ga Bowery, 2iI Hudson-st N. Y ;
Mrs. Booth, Marketst Brooklyn; Is Atsnucst South
Brooklyn; James Wilson Jersey City. jes2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09

TIE RicHELrxv' DIAMOND PoISrs-Try one OF
savAGx's Richelieu Gold Pens. II you wan, nrs
rate article They are So only and the bes, Pen to ee
found Also, Gold Pens at IS cts and 50, with Silver
Pencils Don't mistake the number, % Fulton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09

Il TraSelrs and Others leaving the City In the after.
noon are Informed Tia, Ereatas Edition Of The TribsRs
sprn!ed every day containing Stock sales Market
News by the Southern Mail, sc. up To o'clock. BY in.
curing OF the Newsboys for the EveaRs Edios of The
Tribune every one will be able to take with him the
ssess news up 70 the tns Of leaving the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09

~ THE CHRISTIAN CITIZEN. 10y Burriti the Leaned
Blacksni,h) 80 per aunum can BE- had al famers
Aeency ia The Tribune buildings lie is appointed By
the propretors to receive subscriptions and advertise
nen,s Tor the best papers OF all the cities and towns in
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09

INeuEsrs-The Coroner held an inquest yester-
day At the corner Of Washington snd Robinson is
mon the b.,,iy Of Abran storms who Was iound In
the dock foot Of BsrclAyst Verdcs-desth BY drown.
ing. The Coroner held AZ inquest Yesterday al oJ
Cross st. upon the body Of Csiharine Phillips nsuve
Of Ireland who died from injuries received BY causes
unknown. Verdict scc0rdlngy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09

FOURTH or JULr-The Sons of Temperance Of
the State OF Maryland intend to hold grand celebrs
ton the Anniversary OF our National Independence
the 5h Of July next al Baltimore. All the Divisions
Of the State will be Represented the occasion among
the speakers will be Judge Garland Of Virginia snd Col
T. L. Snow Of this City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09

~ AT Ms. T--Js sosree last Monday two twin sls.
lrs were conspicuOus-one hose face corpse-lke
Ard sa.ow tie others face aud " hite. snow
Ee-llke clear, yet besuiful spges The frat lazy
hsd used common prepared cha and the latter sdy used
Jone.s spanish Lay White Sod ~ 81 mind 81 Csihs'
81 Hencs he difference je9 2.eod