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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.

Tr-so,Y. August ], l'i.-
~ EDMryp SIMPSON, ESQ. who 'of the past
- wear. IA. had the management Of the Park Ihester
dea yesterday morning about O'Clock Of ossfeaton Of
TIE heart He was about 65 years Of age and has eit
sou s,A several children destitute By his ioss TIE
change Of proprie;or IN the Park Thestef % Tneh ne
vas thrown on, Of employment wrought 90 strongly on
n. mind that il no doubt occasioned his de-ih. It's
character for honor and integrity stood high with all
ibo.e with whom be had intercourse and hi' deeea'e
will b. mourped by large circle Of friends He eldest
.oa /. now Passed Midshpmsn on board the u : snip
ga,ksngsos. lying at present IN Delaware Bay.
FfRE-Tis morning ab0u, a O'Clock fire,
which l. supposed TO have been the work Of an incen
diary broke on, in the rear o. No 3 Attorney - occu
pied y Joseph Ritter workshop, for the making q
wood mo.alnzs By steam power The hremen were
quickly on the spot and succeeded 70 cxnguishing the
flames before much damage had been done
fSJuScrIos DESIED.-Tbe motion sor injunction
restraining TIE Erie Railroad Company from eharerns
their steamboat in day time 70 be used for excufsons
was denied this forenoon BY Judge Sanford tie boat
having been procured and nov used part Of the time
by The Company, In the regular prosecution Of tneu
business.
l. ~. % ~. ne Bfthl In iitNtat 20 tin
Order Of the state Of SewYork opened the annual
son las, night Tie fret busness w. election o. Of
GERS for the current year which resulted in the choice
of the following:
ForG C. P.-Joseph r. Taylor, laIe Grand Master for
the state Of Ne~-fOrk
Tor g. II. PIT N Clark.
FOr G. : W-Abfam Brewer
FOR g. scribe-Jno. ] Davies.
For &. Treas-Geo. X Jackson.
For G. ]. w,-fienry Bremmer.
ror g. Reps " i " sT Ds5Ie.
Res OyER.-Yestcrday afternoon boy about
10 years Of age named Michael Pembroke over
~ stage At the corner Of Barclay and greenwich 80
lie was iinnec afely conveyed % the residence Of he
rafents No 40 Tnnty-st when medical assistance
Was procured for him and il il expected that be ~
,oon recover from the effects of his accident A enid
about years old named Rhodes, run over ycster
day In Delsncy-st by grOcers wagon but va fortu
natey not dangerously hurt
AcciDEST.-Yesterday afternoon boy named
William Flood severely injured, by falling from
the new steamship In Belle yard foot Of Stantonst
that be died in about two hours aiterVard.
PoLIcE-A fellow named Milton Stamford was
taken into custody yesterday charge Of stsbDng
man named George Hans In the neck with knife and
nearly severng the main artery Oihcer smith Of the
Pihh Ward Yesterday arrested two men, named John
Crane and Ezra Woody olias John Hughes. whom he
caught in the act Of attempting force entrance into
the premises - Laight ct John Eis was arrested
ye.tsrday and committed for examination. on charge
of stealing $50 from man named Edward Jones.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

AVpACioUs ATTEMPT so SHOOT Mas ON THE
HieHwAS.-On Saturday last at about hslfpsst
o'clock IN the afternoon a. Mr Henry Hyde, OF New
ton Centre, was proceeding home after having sid
load Of vegetables in this city and had reached the edge
OF Newton. be perceived few rods ahead. a well
dressed young standing ~ the side Of the road
This young man, who could, from sort Of bill upon
which he was see beth ways, after gazing al around
waited until Mr. Hyde had got within few feet OF him
when he raised pistol took deliberate aim and dis
charged ~
Alter the discharge the rufhan, perceiving tia, be-
had not elected his purpose OF disabling Mr. Hyde took
% his heels and made OF in the direction OF this
Al the time Of the discharge Mr. Hyde sitting with
his arm across his breast supporting his chin The
wrist received the ball which undoubtedly IN.
tended for his breast Ii pierced through two thick.
nesses OF coat and shirts, inflicted slight de.h
wound and lodged in the cuff Anerwsrd. the waddng
was found the ground the spot where the pistol
Was discharged Mr.. Hyde had narrow escape for his
me- ana cannot conceive any other motive Tor the At
temptthan robbery He thinks he has seen bis sssasnt
IN this city. carriage little way ahead Al the
time. but was concealed from sight By turn IN the
road Altogether II the most sudicous at,.apt Al
murder aud robbery have heard Of Tor long time
RoStOn rraveufr
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DIVIDENDS.

Neon and Nesirrr Rai.ro.d Co
- -, have c.srci tirtend u Two Do ar.
- 49, on the rsra stock 81 De Company fs}s,e 70
~ Ns-r .-ocs .1.ers GO -he Q tnk % De slate ~ New
~ - ~. IN. On the l-i day ~ Augusi EeNL
seed J. II. TAYLOR, Ire-slIef'
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EXCURSIONS.
- cerrNwoop CEnrErERY.

F.ar f1 u 0u1 o. v 81 c-fls
o~S. THF STEAMBOAT SUFFOLK. Cse,s.,
>Nts--,>Hosulr-. vii u1 - follows every CAV
ss--sI Sluasvs exccpteil from the foot q Co
,.f,. = 2 Leave Nss Ycrk n ard io gc.ock A "
-, p ~ Te.vr Greenwood r. New -i0rk Gs.AN
- n NJ - a. ana P. ~ Pare each way ooy =
-. yJ
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/ PVRIFTCATTON or WATtR.-1

for application 90 vessel % me capacy OH hrs OF pail
wei 10 city hydr4ni Il ccanses sei oy changing
end for eui viii iisr from To- five gallons per minute
and j. Of durability LAST FOR several years The n-rlns
medium j. crushed quartz rock. compressed ana ri me
internal surface Of the metallic part s pure TN or Bnanua
The Diaphra M Filter j. DO Us operation Unattended Dy any
friction of metallic surfaces calculated 90 produce Verisr-
Any defect Oi any particular n4ier VIII Pc pfpmpu rene
died. or a given n iis stead The DIAPHRAGM ri
Ter been tested by many thousands 10! Tie New ioS
public d1nng the pas, three years t- ncr aud superiority
are eudorFed hy The prucpa medical ard scientific gentle
men ia New York. Pulaiep.a and Boston, and ceit-
cafe has lately Obtained from The Plumbers ~ this city
with regard 10 the Diaphragm Fiers entire efficiency ana
superiority and especially "a regard 90 The purity of ~
mafenal and nOu-atty % produce ver1gr- once ~
Broadway, corner Of Le0nafd-st WALTER NJ GIBSON
tv1s frr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

~ TO IET-Tt- lover part Of hoase ~ Bank, % .
& sms family TIE rrrf VII BE- yery Moderate for IL
- ss .-ace I'D he ysar. Appiy ~ COLTCN
nEiw SO Broadway
- ROOMS WASTED-W akin hAf nile Il N.
h. Cry Hal ether IN &rhouf bpsrf fs1I -rf4rr..h
~ .f for lnz gererns1 Ard his mo'hef- With d.,
md rscecfshe fry. srf WHERE tt-re chdrr, -,
T-skirr in ne holse Referees exchanged Atsr-..
PHILEMON Il ne ofce vi 6sAo.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

- FOR SALE OR TO IET-A fr.-rre TO
- sors house and o D. taurni 80 foss-ss.O3 rsy
~ he BAD ice 5. - AurIst APP 10
ivgD 5f.. on T PRICE, ~ Ess Broadway
- TOR SALE OK TO lie TIE t-'i eisss ihree.
- SOW trrs house ard Dc, - cef.rI4s in-e6si.
- rs.se.so1 oven. Apply % JOHN : GILEs
a., -. is WN8ers
o. sBINGDON-PLACf-P az see 4 Iee nod.
e - 49,. s-v fr.rk hnse ar4 .o = Ah-nEio1 race
- % al ID > ,et 1y 50 fees dep Tore are - sot
"a -. -. 4 tfe f-si sacoai Ard itlrt sores -.
Lee ut.@ wool and Goa o.cs, &c A.so' ne ys1.
- "a oar win i0~rrs. ETC TIE no--e a. 20 70 u.
- -, -. r-v.fs resifrrcr ri Ferfriltn Tree ICES
~ | - .,i,h.- 8 f.ei ~ ihe house ~ fuher pa.
r'-,,.rs AZ. apriy 10 A }. BLEEChEk. Az 'eeef,
Nl-- - = "fi'' Brosfss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

Owing the gresl success ard immense sale u Dr. Tow
sends Ssr-apArs ngmhr Of men who were formerly our
Agents have commenced making ssrsgoerls Extracts,
Exrs B:ter. Exfracs Of Yelow Dock. &c. They gene
rally pu Up the shaped bOte- and Of hem
stolen and copied advertisements they are only
worthless limitations and should be avoided.
PriEcips- 0tce IN FlI0n-st son Building. y Y.
uyl NWSFu
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CLOTHING.
GESrLEsfENs SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR.
VIM. T. JENNINGS 4 co.

VIM. t. JkENINtTS d co.
nRAPERs AND TAILORS.-Garments Of the fist quail
Dity Ready-mzde kc,-Z5i Broadway, American Hotel,
and Pennsylvania Washington, D. C.-HAvng co.
arged heir premises prepared 70 oter for Tie n-pec
non u their numerous patrons sac ne public a. eaiensv
a. assortment u gOO1s oT Spring and Summer wesr
comprising Cl0tas CGssinefes. Fesngs, Tweeds, Casa
rere.-s &C be found In he country, which they
enable up 10 order grrai reduction from here
loore Moderate prices such hAs -en he sschce submitted
10 BY Importers.
The style and character Of vnrx - TOO hruy esia
lshsd 10 require any encOmum hose points essential
10 realizing The vaI- Of garment would refer In Pl
csT. however % The PanzlOO1s furnished and solcil
tr1Al from th- most fas.c-Ous
IN ils siyus1e DEP srnen sha enf-avCrtO main
tain the superiority Of The articles weh VII ne found rqu
- ne besl ordered garments hs .ssofnen c0lsislng y
Dress and FrocA Coais Improved sye. Zephyr Closh
CAshm-reti- and MernO Sacks Pzra.oocs Vests &c VII
be Afforded q Prices that have clsrscezed he est4 sh
m-rI = rendering Ia A. case. the gtiif pro sSN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

SCHOOLS IN NEW HANPsHIRE-The report Of
the School Commissioned NewHampshre, Prot
l.. 5. Rust, containing returns from nearly every
town in the State, furnishes the following statis
tics
Whole number of school districts reported, 2l32
number of scholars In the Winter schools. 1880
average attendance in the Winter schools 530J7 mum.
Der of scholars in the Summer schools 50 3I average
attendance In the Summer schools 46Oll; average
length Of the Winter schools in weeks. q average
length of the Summer schools In weeks, 35 average
monthly wages of male teachers. exclusive of board
sl3 SO average monthly wages Of female Teachers
elusive OF board g. So number of male teachers EN-
ployed in the Winter schools $40, number of female
teachers employed in the Winter schools 10 amount
of money raised by for the schools sl26 6)s II
amount contributed in board and fuel, j2sj 10 in
of local fund s5i0l - amount OF literary fund
&9499 - amount raised for the Teachers Institute
about Sl0OO whole amount raised for the benefit o
the schools during the year Sl47744 g! To this be
added what s raised IN the towns not reported, the
Commissioner s Of opinion that the entire amount rails
ed would not be much less than $4,000, which is
about $4,000 more than the law requires
These aTithmetical facts good evidence that the
Granite State is determined st keep In the Of
the country she has heretofore done in the matter
Of popular education. Boston Post
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CORPORATION NOTICES

DrBLIC ADMINISTRATIONS OFFICE. No Nt-.au street
1 Note heri 20 The eitFe- and 81 An % PAT
RICK BARRY oi irearl. late paenErr toari ship
- Con-, ietz aai r1 alleged D. deed l,e,ia'r
fIe fe sad hands 81 puis Al
VI be- administered lri tFei ~ By hu sc0rHg
.is. unless PIE h. llef ~ lawful ainn
fa,oro - te,el' b DE l4t iJ OF August urstDtiei Nes
foh JlIy l., l.is JAMES IhAfkR,
Jls IlufH Plalf Alnluisfrlt0r
DUBLGC ADMINIsTRATORs OFFICE No.T Nasstu street
hereby gwen tle relatives ll lrrfoflu ri OMAINF
BRINyfLLF native OF Franre late 81 DC cy oi New
ll- ieressei sat who alleged l aFe died interstate
pfb On te Surrogate ri r County 0f Nep iq for letters Ut
asfrafon uIo1 fh@ estate III ssi etsi-, De-, Il
September leNf 0Ck lie Ua'sd Sew
August ], lsfa JANE, = IHAfER.
PHtNl AfnIrlsfrsfYr
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hll lxec ~iin new and suitable patterns Tor braid
fef = = new metallic mtFking blocks, far Ere
crane 70 wood, facinz pAfarns AID egr 70 ny brslss
mafkns o4ocKs' PREPARED . any designu
ly1o IL J. y. D0U0HTYs' Sci Gr.ad-st NY
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- Ut THEM AND WESTERN MEAI hANlS-
- Merchants from tre West ana south invited ex
the aTge sock u Papers Blank Books AID Ion
cry articles imported and slso Of our OWL m.nIscure
prers for the Fall trade Our prices are exceedingly 0w
and -ash buyers VII md 10 their purchase
store II Nsi1en-.ane Blank BOOZE. 81 al sizes and
hlEiings Copying Presses complete q reduced prices
Wiring and Wrapping Papers. very cheap. God Pens
dslond poirts very superor; Cards, D0mnoe-, Chess
men. Back &c. Note Papers Enveops. kc
az n FRANCIS L LOUIREL. y Msiesa-sne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

SLAVERY IS KESTUCKY.-The following plan for
the abolition Of Slavery in Kentucky appears in
the Louisville Journal The author Is spoken OF
as gentleman OF high character, WHO has been
o member of Congress, sc. After speaking OF
other changes which the Convention ought 20
make in the Constitution, he says
The children born of slave mothers, ON and alter
certain dsysay the 4th Of July 1880 other suitable
periodic be free the males at twenty Eve and te
insles at twenyone years of age The owners Of such
persons pay neither State nor County tax on them
but in lieu thereof TO give them reasonably good In
gsh education, and, ster they are old enough % BE-
useful pay a small annually 10 the County Court
which with the interest accruing thereon should De
appropriated removing such liberated slaves beyond
the limits Of the United states and providing them the
means Of subsistence in the country 10 which they go
Husband and wife in should be forced TO separ
ate bat the first liberated should be- hired the proceeds
TOR his or her use until the other be freed The
children born of mothers thus provided for should be
free, serving only with the mother, snd going away
with her"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

COMMUNION SETsy-Flsgous t4nkArds. gohlets
" eoi pafes Aso, bspsna bow And colecEon plates,
manufactured and .of sale ~ Barlng-sAp BY
N&lw LUCIus HART, ATE soartmsn Hsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02
1NORIiI- AND F-sEX RNL

l., fts4f5r.-1-l flOKi1~ AND ESSEN hbL
ROAD The extension Of tbs Rsllvs1
from MorustOwn 10 Dover, ps~ss
through the village Of Denylie and ROckaway, viii y
opened for the transportation Of Passengers Tuesds
August
The passenger trains and after that date will nun
tween Newark and Dover As follows
Leave SYork for Dover int disie places AN ktRs
Newark BAN. tfPt
- Dover for Newark and NewYork y AMkliPn
MOrnrtONn JAM a Pb
Al Morrs0wn the NJ train ofcars from New. York &C.
recs with stages for schooley's Mountain, Washing8
Belgicere. ard Easton. daily
Al Dover the A NJ. Dain connects with stages Suca
sunny, Newton, Milford, and Owego Mondays We1ns-
days ard Fridays and with Joinsonhurgh Columhs an
town, SIOudsfg and Delaware Water 10. on Tuesdsy,
Thursdays, and Saturdays each line returning ateaEs
dsys.
FOR stanhope stage leaves the arrival Of the M
2 N. trains al Dover.
For Bsskenrdge stage leaves the arrival of the Pr
trsin Al MOrrlstOwn.
All packages tundes must be entered on the 81
or the Company Will Dot hold themselves pOnsible
Freight Will be foTW arded Immediately MOrnsf0wn az
Dover from Albany Basin, by stephens, Cond Coxs no.
81 soops 10 Newark, from the Trans pOnson Ofce
The y RI and Trans. Co. foot Of Lbeny-st and De
sired will be- called for any part Of the city BY sppcsfoc
Al said Office. iiy1s IRA DODD sopt
r.. caaRszta.zc PATTERSON 4 NEW.fOhk
~ SSSEsRAILROAD LINE.-sUMMER Ar.
RANGEAESTs, To comme0ce % tbs
lsi Of May, lsis-Leaye Paterson at ocloci A. ~
M II. A. NJ. and JPN 49,
Leave New. York q O'Clock, A. NJ; "a ~, ~
p N. and 5P N on SUNDAYS:
Leave Paterson Al o'clock. A. ~ and Up ~
Leave Ne~-fork ats o'clock ~ and y ". 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
A MEXICAN BLANkETs-i,oo eases extra super
r1lu--oo--l " ltreT blankets % al see, pan AM
iwed, for sale ~ NEsAlTH co 81 snd = P.ne-s'y17
ELANNELS-l59 bales white and scarei aanEe.s, q
Il Different widths ard Qualities for sale By
vi NE>NiTH co. 81 aud 81 Pne-s-
RLEACHED ~HIRTINGs-@'o cases -, Is and
~ - loH-pnced besched Eoo1s, Tor sac by
W. SESNITH CO. 81 and = Pnest
VIRGINIA O>NABCR6s-l5 bales % and ~
cotton OsnAour-s. foy sac By
IN NESMITH I co. > and 3 Pne-st
CARPET FILLING bales Of wlite CARPET yam.
- for sac b. NESNIrH co. 81 ard - Fin--si VI
RLEACHED GO0Ds-Ccmpnsing a. extensive Is.
DsorineaI Of vel known styles 81 ~ D. D, ~, ~
and - anc 90 w.dtas sor sale By
my2 c y HaRPIs q " - .e-pl.ce
MERINO cases suPer1ne Ne
t'hrno Cassiner-s comprising every variety Of color and
texiar- Tor sac BY C y HARRis. y ENchangepaee N.Y.
RLtE AND WHITE and blue and orange Prints
Cne" and aesrsole patterns fne arc refrum cloths
Tor sNeby lmyzl C. y. HARRIS. - Ezchsnx-.piace
EIANO.-A superior article IN lot %. ssE purchasers,
NJ fCf sale ~ A. 2 ALLES CO.
iy7l lADGWr Jag sac III wslsg4L
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TI'O ROOk-KEEPKRe. AND TBoSr IN,

4 WRlTE--Coby's Patent Bo,lng Paper a new 49,
useful article for the use Of ch0os colleges public os@s
&c ard IL ty most q the pnaepa book keepers
bGnks and Pablo 0ces zoe sac In packages from Ia
10 g For sale BY A. TRA|ERS 4 co. Sole Agen,s
fyH I'm 81 Maiaer-izpe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

w, POWELL, CCyLISr. AURlST. ke ,neo4.
We ay 70 an eascs 81 re Eve Ard Ear ID hi. ,'~- =,
brea~ay e. f,nce y Wsrea-st- Jssi puss.hsis ~ s@
ono edton Ct Or fowers Trestse % ne Fys 49, :.
cenia Which 2 ce had Al ms ossc, t.o hs rr,,, 80
Seting Eye 20 risns large supply q Arscsl Eve. p
ceuly impofiei ~ e-ssest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

AcclDEST.-Yesterday afternoon boy named
William Flood was % severely injured by falling from
the new steamship in Belle yard foot Of stanton a.
tast be died in about two hours aitervsrd
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TYPE FOR SALE.
HoTRINs LIKE LEATHER,

Isl ZOE TUE cROTOS WATER. for sre-ensines
,S-S &c Manufactured from the best OaksSnrec
sashef, win ~ro0shi copper rtvs.s asv. on 800 90
~ sale q. % .Jvsss r.ic.s bv ~ ~ $500 -
Tv'N' inFSh soNIp co ~ r--,,rev
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02
CONVEYANCES.


Re-, r.sEEH-srzsz1 NEW LINE AT THE REDUCED
- fare Of 81 cents between s0GerylIs
and Scv-York via Bound Brook.
New. Brunswick, Railway, ElizaDeihOwn and Newsk.
over th- New Jersey RafOsi On aud acf Moody, Tho
2rh July. instant passengers will he earned to and nom
S0mor1e. BOund Brook and New-fors, by Railrosd be-
tween New Brunswick and New YORK, and by ud
splendid Coaches bets New B unswick and sonerne.
IN continuous hne. sOmeryile and Newly Ork through
bythree hours.
Leave Sonervle. a. = 4. NJ and "A Pm.
Leave Bound Brook. A. NJ and 2. r. NJ
Leave Sew-Yors. . A. NJ. and a p NJ.
Leave Newark, ~ A. n. aud p 81
Leave Elizabeth WI, q A, NJ and 81 r. ~.
Leave Railway, 10 A NJ sud y p. NJ
FARE FIFTY CENTS EACH WAY.
Between SOmervile and New-York,
Newark.
Edzabeh,own.
Between Bound Brook and Sew.York
Newark,
Ehzabeihtown.
Railway
The above line VIII start from Raihbun Nanderrs 10
TEL sOmeryLle, calling for passengers the other Hoss
ard Al t-ir residences by leaving their he Hos
Of X v. and from klines Hotel. Bound Brook Amfs
accommodations for sll passengers coming from plas
West OF SOmeryllle and To and from EasOu, % y
furnished. uy22 lm'l HART MOORE, Propneto
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/ NEW AND GREAT DISCOVERY SoT re

n drring Daguerreo ype indelbe, al j. BEALs Pre-
mum Qne Dollar Daguerrean Gallery. NB.-l5e Broad
way third noof, between Mzidsnane and Lbertysl-has
20 connection With any other establishment IN the
city iya6 I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02
Onn UOUNT -AVAGE FIRE BRICK,

o,UUU so Barrels sosp stone Dust ground ssd bolt
ed FOR Foundry USE soap S0ae SaDs and Blocks, by the
ton Funnel Block Gntc-es &c sc Just received For
sac by JAMES, 5EEBE 4 co.
jyz5 3wDkW 20 fl.tun-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS &c
II Comprising compete assortment, well adapted 70
the county rade be obtained Of re subscriber AZ g
Fulton-ss Neu-Yorx CHAs. LITTLE,
iyi4SnDkW sucr~s@or Osborn 4 Lire
EOR sALR-COTTON MACHINERY-4 dead sptn-
de SLING frames, = sprclss each, usg y looms per-
ieiy new 70, ete drin<s " shsetEs, ana q TIE
r=ssoneole terms Apply a. tbs Othcs IA lmscd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02

LME LEII&MG8 - 8AlIm OBLA4Ms
The Nes TSrk sliTor. II noiieing Dc seniene.
q Smilh osDfiEh, rEnaFk.:
The frmpess q the prisoner appears 10
have oEsndea The Judge, fes after rery brief
sddsss. % him be pronounced the following
foul and bloody sentence, which no man Who
hopes for salvation, Or cherishes . speck Of
christian feeling in his heart, could ever utter.
Il i bloody, brutal and most barbarous
sentence, and II i foul blot upon the char
acter Of English Legislators that they permit
such remnant Of the dark supcrslitions and
revengeful passions q their savage anees-
tors to remain on their statnte books aHis
lordship,1 a.. the implicable mereenary l.
called, who pronounced this butcher-like SEN
tenee, said, after he and his confederate
judges had most appropriately put on their
black caps to denote the hideOusness Of their
doings:
THAT sentence i, that you, William Smith
O'Brien, shall Be taken hence to the place
whence you came, and bc thence drawn on
hurdle 70 the place Of execution, and be there
hanged By the neck until you be dead, and
that afterwards your head shall he severed
from your body, ana your body severed into
lout quarters, 70 pe olsposed OF As her MA
jesty may think st May the Lord have
mercy on your soulW
Nov lei US think moment Of the young
and delicate Queen Of England, after she
has sat down TO her evenings pastime in the
company Of her husband and children, being
called upon to give directions for the dispo-
sal Of the four quarters Of Smith 0'Brien,
and ordering one arm to be sent 70 this city,
leg to that, and bis head to another, and
80 on.
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BRONCHITIS AND COUGH CURED.
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:. I1sIVN, n u. lJi 70 %.
Mr. s. w. Fowlc--Dear Sir,--Haying been lruu-
bled for considerable time With bad cough and
bronchial affection, was induced 10 try bottle OF
Or. W,stars Bi!som IF UiLd CAerry, which am
happy TO say entirely removed the difficulty. ldcem
il tut justice TO say thus much for the benefit OF
those who may Be similarly afflicted.
GEORGE Fl. DAVIS
Firm OF HalleIt s. Davis,
Piano Forte Manufacturers, Boston.
l hereby certify thai an personally acquainted
with Geo. Ii. Davis Esq, and have the fullest con-
hdenee in the above statement ii. G. BARRua
Formerly Practising PLY stefan
Boston, Aug IS, lSls
MS. Such testimony can be relied upon De
Scf the article you buy. 1t must have the
IRIS, On tn. wrapper to b, genuine
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