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TENTH DAY.

MT Evans stated 10 tne Court that he had hoth-
ing iurtner TO ofler IN behalf OF the motion ne had
haoe-tne recollection OF Dr. I'M does not sup
Poi' ',Ie h'aoflhaton WHICH lie hao previously IT,
celved.
me Attorney General stated that the letters
from Dr' fotter, taken from the prisoners person
"heh ne was arrested, contain hothmg oil lmpor-
lance 10 the prisoner, Dud contain rehecuons on
some OF the most respectable citizens IN WaterVle
wllch can 40 no one any good. ouch as tney are,
however, ne paced them at the disposal OF inc
prisoners counsel
, IT, Evans stated that 1t was now late TO examine
tnem, althorSh he might make use OF them mere
aiteI"
me Emef Juswce arose. and with great solem-
hlty, addressed me prisoner as follows
=, VaLo&OUS r. COoLEDGE-
10" nave oeen ihdicted lor tne crane Oh hauroefr
ana nave been put upon your trial Tor that offence
ana nave Desn defended by eminenC counsel; VINO
ha.e uohI ai' that couu NC eAPecte0 from hui1dh
ehort ana lngennity IN your behalf yet jury pc
he'eu TO nave becn as Impartial as the lot OF nu-
manly VFoeau ADMIT OF, AFTER partial ana lehgehy
il'eStgaelom, nave pronounced against you YER
oict Vi "Oil, J.. ana the Court are not aware OF
any REASON why they shouio not nave SO zone; !"
must therefore deem your quit legally established
uu,y 'iereuPoh oeVo'es upon US 10 award against
yom tlie sentence "1ilch the Ia" mas PrescnDed'
we hite UNDERSTOOD lnat you nave peeh auiy al
im'lea a MEMBER OF one OF the learned professions
IL ,a:.:.,, - :: a, :. q a, :. 10
Pny soiei anu III Una. procession ,iu YOU nave
~ "iat mas oi'el, iaeff 10 ehe lot
vi men oi your aye; lhat tle charges ePoh your
oSUhs a-Ve, IN 'ne space Oh apoul iour years,
Wo W .,S sun =, t,snt Thousand
we nave UNDERSTOOD iuTther, mat yoIare unlncum-
Deaeu Will Will ,ay 10 support ao 10 lar as aP-
pears co'i,d not hGVe peen under any pressing ne
oes'l'y 70 peco,ie lhoeo.eo Ior borrowed money 10
e, ainop4'. 20 d. liie un,e Vi 0e
i.p'i you hr IN tne course OF three or
,ou ,ears ptoo eo SS l9oaeu 10 inc amount OF
n neay ol l'iie 9'ooo, ana were sui pressing TOY
doal,t that o. tl ,'a we eo see leasol TO
uoS'ol 'llil o', 'ie evening OF the ootn September
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The Huntress.

This favorite steamer, having been repaired
and fitted up in good style, is soon to resume
her trips between The Kennebec and Portland,
under the charge of her gentemanly COM
mander, Capt Blanchard, who, is deservedly
popular with the travelling public. The pat
ronage bestowed on this boat has been RAPIDLY
increasing every year thus far, and we doubt
not but that the present year will witness a
still larger increase of travel on the route.
The lecture before the Lyceum on Friday
evening last, was delivered by the Rev. L.. G.,
Brooks, of Bath. His subject was, "IHc nor
ala$pect Of our times"
This we learn, was one of the best PERFORM
ances of the season. The subject was ably
handled, and most forcibly and eloquently
presented and should we attempt, from what
we have heard, to give fair skeleton Of the
lecture we should make failure of it, and
do the author great njustce.-1ngustG' Farm.
LyThe fine new ship T., J..Roger,. thus
named in compliment to the head of one of
our most, cxtensiue commercial trms,,lS now
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t5yFDr. L. G1RARDIN, on account of indis-
position, will not make his usual visit at pres
ent to Bath and other places. Persons wish
ing to consult him can do SO by letter, direct
ed "244 Washington Street. Boston," BY de-
scribins symptoms, and enclosing the money
for madeline, they wflllreceiwe it'll by express.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-25

EY' The great space occupied in our col
rmns by the report of Coolidse's trial, has
necessarily made us somewhat behind hand as
regards general news. We shall DOW cndea-
vor to catch up by giving every thing of i'm
portance that has occurred.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-25

EB- Mr.. Clifford, of this State and Attorney
General of the United States, has been ap
pointed, in conjunction with Mr.. SEWER of
Arkansas, as Commissioner to Mexico, and
is already on his way to Mexico
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BY SPECIAL EXPRESS!
TRIAL OF DIR. Y. p. COOLIDGE.
For the Murder of
EDWARD MATTHEW'S.
REPORTED EXCLUSIVELY FOR
"THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE"

AUGUSTA, March %, 1913.
AT half past o'clock, the Court reassembled.--
An officer was despatched to ascertain if the july
had agreed. The officer reported from the Jury
that they had not agreed and could not say when
they would agree The Court then adjourned to
meet at the Court House at O'Clock in the morn
inc
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-25

ER Some one handed US week or two
since list of the Town Officers of Arrowsic,
which has got mis-laid. Will the same friend
give US another list?
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FOREIGN PORTS,

Sid FIN Laguna, 10Th uls, barque odd Fellow, Lowell
Genoa.
At Havana, 10Th inst, ships Columbian, Merrymnn,
for Matanzps DIS, 10 iaish ldg for Cowes Charlotte
Reed, Houghton, hence, ar 9Th, dsg; Hamburg. Wy
man, do ar 6th unc; barqnes Lucinda Deano, for
North Sea, 30 days; briss NPLean, Hardy, hence via
Barbadoes, cargo not sold Se5uin, Norton unc; Lii
on, SedgeIyy I'm Wilmington, Nc. via all the Wind
wand Islands, dsg Sid 9th brig J Dow, Merrymau,
slasie; l2th, barque 7 w lloxie, Prebe, Bahia Hon
da, to finish ldg for York.
At Mataa1as, 9th inst, brgs Merchant Graves, for
Baltimore, ldg; Sylvia, Paiten, for York, do.
Sid FIN Sagua, 10th inst, brig Wapole Ryan, Boston.
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Pleasure Boat AnsenOria.

THE above named pleasure boat, now lying at Bos.
ton, is offered for sale. She built in lS46-is
copper lastened built of the best materials, nd n
lshed most beautiful style Her tonnage is II rs
length 81 feet, breadth u feet depth feet. Apply to-
March 2A.-dl23 GEO DAVIS Il co
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-25

tzY~The Portland Advertiser reports that
Dr. Coolidge committed suicide after hearing
the verdict of the Jury. Hoaxed!
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-25
Spices and Cigars.

A LARGE assortment of ike best SPICES and CT
IA CARS Jus, reed and for sale by
March "a. I0d3w u.s.. SEVALI,
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SPOKEN

SPOKEN
March 49, lat 36 10, Ion 10, sch Flying Arrow, from
ThOmastOn for Charleston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04

ppv,tFy-slip Herrsione-52 bxs mdse Gieis-e 4
soD.t Cosritz l. Flsning-ls Levi Cook C.-- Soh.-
a., 4 Bfother.-4 Hif.cbisldt l. 5omer-l y metnsi
C WIN Pehl-l0o bales T2gs Hsnsehei InErs
a. o,tn A a HeahI-I9 AiuT Pst@fs0l-9 me- u ~
-..no.t.eh--f r sch~.nler-s Neriu-5 = flrn-c~ "a
Vos Keli.r-s bales cloth ORce-f bHs hooks = %
,ioss-Is bales M 80 Brown schndsft-in n " -
Kobn,amue-l Betch-l Dreyer-l * Woolsu 49,
ION ,rare speysr Col bs 80 md, IhorsF ecASl
c. e.ses bIs juniper OIL Bovi1g Mite-s p1' ng.s
s.lrscb 4 Coz Mests Plate CO.. p ToPPss - ~
Tung = sshrusn-4 Hing-r Col n em4lh-0o -
\ c1lientn.i-2 4 Boksr-tj House Nielef y -
s.h4itleir-5 Wolf Bsutsnburg-1 Nsikef U.s.
s.nTf B.ruhsimer Flausmsn-l hessl-f 80 49, alle
: D.ni.op-s RI udekoph--3T hsr9t a. 80 Aos9I o
fsitt Rroth.u-8 Pot.ens d. COigste-l& II ~ plll
y Vsnd-vs-t-5 y Mssssr-4 Lshms--f btgy,leI--L
tii,sebfel5t Sonierf Bach Sci ~
"a gs.h.ldsr Burr Cos sp-luEu rfaL-I- ri.ly
4 Robbfrs-s9 Milier-73 y he lnett9l- .,l1
: 1ct-.-q Caffell Fieuins-l bch--s koseI = '.es-
a.nI H..s.pbrueh& Co.'S speigsl-s y Nahef'ir Z
- Wsis. scbeive-l n A Carr Co-l4 slg isu = :
Rseh Cos Schsrt9erhoru sein h7msf-i e =
Trcbs-7 Rainier 4 Meek " f0rteu0a-n--.
G-o.hsiaezll5 dsla 0hns Hsnshhen D. nkh4.tl 49,
y Aitbrou-I csss md -e Boury dlfernos1, ~ -
I CruF.r-l " RAdde-i5 Rlslin brPihefs- - Dt-i
b.nnf-s cks gch-sre Koope Co C. use GU :
ArbsH.-4 = ; lnnss Co.'S Victor DlcAN.t@-l .
coeb,sB-l Johnson Moore Tayior--l himp PSF ..-,
RIO DE- JASEIRO-Barf lsabt.--V-s nss' Cones 800
hide, Mason X Thompsou - OIL, l.. l. cd
CARDENAS-Rfig MoHr0c-23l hhas sugar - oAA 90 90
NATASZAS-BTif Na-siis-e6 bias sugar = NJ a's5
yeang 4 Bswkins-l00 hhds sugar so bxs o. DoloAus
Co-s3 90 sugar q IhuIsiOn 60.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
| WAS A PEASANT born
BY soBERT STORY.

I WAS a Peasant born. the straw-rooisd cot
ntained Ny cradle. BY my infant ear lcrupk
TIE uncuitured words which peasants SPEAK were
TN m, tongue caught and uttered Them came
In my youth toiled with peasants bearing as they
The heats Of August snd the winds Of March. though
The thoughts that peasants q ok were mine and
some touch OF learning, may have rubbed away
A little Of It's rust, hope ny mind
smscks Of the PeasAn. Still.
cannot dress
Ny face 10 smiles when my heart bids me ffown.
| cannot pay respect, wher my heart says
The msn's a william. IN my soul losihe
The smooth by pocrisy which. ice-Ake, keeps
A sansce never Tutsed by storm
Nor 60 like his vslor. who can see
The foe al work beneath bis citadel
With the best will 70 batter IL, and yet
Retain his temper, and extend the hano
Instead Of pointing the artillery.
The generous man love; The tyrsnt maze
Bu, would not veil my haired nor my love
For ali the mines OF Chill. Birth and rank
That wear their honors worihily, shall have
Ny deepest reverence, and II requisite
My hearts warm service ou' tney snAh 80. on''n
The freedom OF my thoughts, nor soften Gown
Tns correspondent freedom Of word
Thst brands q meritless minion.
These are thoughts
TIA. square not with the msxims of the times.
80 much The otter 10 be mice, theR who
AN proud aud well may be 50. sprsng not
From sires that sucked the blood Of the peops-hve
And died detestsd-leaviDs 10 their seed
world Of infsmy 10 purge away,
And not one virtue % achieve the WORK.
Ny father toiled like Adam gained his pfeso
By his brow's rnolsturs died and went 10 HEAVIER,
Leaving 10 me no legacy, save what
He taught me to extract from yon oh BOOK
That tells old fashioned tales Of Heaven a. He'll
And that Coo hates hypocriie.
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ORGANS ANp PIANoFoRTEs.

rJNHE UNDERSIGNED thankful for the many iavors
conferred upon him has he honor 70 inform his friends
snd pupils and the public generally, that he has made
srrsngemens with the most celebrated manufacturers Ia
this city by which he Is enabled 20 furnish the most supe-
Nor Instruments Ht wholesale prices, warranted 70 win
stand the influence Ct sny cu ate Organs Of every SIZE
f,om $500 10 $4,000. Reverend gentleman building
churches aud in want Of Organs, will save themselves
much trouble by addressing the subscriber Pianos In
rosewood cases octsves from Sl50 70 500; q and q
from $500 TO $500 from $50 to $40. The In
win always be carefully packed under biz own
inspection, 50 ths they will reach their destination
Whether By snd in perfect safety and In tune lie
will select ss heretofore instruments from soy maker in
the city hst his friends may OBSTINATE Please direct 10
tie subscriber ct fO4 Pearls; n. Y WIN ANDRE,
formerly Professor Of Music II Mount St. Marys
College Emmitsburg, Md. now Of st John
College, Fordham, II. Y.
For the benefit OF those who personally aequsnt
ed with him he refers to the following geDtlemen The
mos. Rev. Arch Bishop Of BAltmorei RI Rev bshor
Purcell of Cincinnati; Rev. John McCshrey Prest Mt
81 Mays College, Emmitsbgrs; very Rev DR. The baud
Prest 81 Johns College, fordbalp kobi NJ BLACKWELL
Astoria, l.. l.; Alfred LSoque, Esq Montreal Censaa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04

ID ITTFRs-TO TIE DYsPEPrlC-L0Ok 70 the tnteg
Dirty Of your getiye organs, and the means OF pre-
serving them unimpsired. x,c
0 Heath spreads bloom DER LIES delightful spring
And needs no aid that GAlen's art could brig
Hut when The feeble frames with pains opPressa,
Then Physics sovereign yirtas stands confessed
How TRANQUILITY flows the stream Of health when that
araud reservoir the stomach supplies 10 the tributary
orsSus in due sud healthy proportion, tbs elements on
which the system is dependent for is maintenance and
rspsraton But when the functions Of tn. portant
orsaa are perverted oppressed and snieebed how soon 10
ts hAruo1y disturbed How rapidly Is an inuEo Us inl-
ence felt The system II Il we're poisoned AZ s very
foaut circuate far and wide is uoXiOus combination en-.
rendering endless and diversified chain Of - ptos u
sf tie bilious and character, varying from hr
most familiar form Of Indigestion 70 the severe't stale o.
contributions suffering NOT limiting alone 10 the
bodily organs bat increasing painfully uron the domain
OF the mud. inducing either a. unwanled irfits0y OF
terrifying with the most gloomy spprehersions
BO important then, IL 10 10 remove a. cary as possiDo
even The trAng symptom Of dseAse-to modify -
phassto eradicate its and 20 MAINTAIN "a eqaa
b ancs Of he consultation. IL IS II cssss q impaired
health from hs that the Of DR. Green's oxy
sensed Bit.ers will be found 70 act with milcnes oet 81
fectuay upon the entire aimeatzry organs ana by tei
tonic pro pertiei imps 70 the stomach ia lost tone ana
power Of dig sat4on. Sold, wholesale and retail
II Il JONES, 10 Broadway,
and BY ROBT. A. SANDS ls3 Besery and BY 0EO
WILSON, cor Ct FGlton and Cranberry So Brooklyn
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MEDICIN Els.
DR. IVANS's
COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA.

.
TONTAINiNG ONE QUART. $500 forfeited u THIS
Osyrup IL good as any sod IN the United otstes
and The very best purifier OF the blood kn9"n
every age and condsn Of tho afflicted and msJ De 80
nnstered in sny stage or form Of a'ee's WIN
safety and certain benefit IL Is well known tnes
are many preparations Of sarsapsa before me peoe
bat it il not well known that but few very ies Of mem
possess any virtue or merit, unless u can be found IN
lengthy Advertisement an iDhated medical pun "hcn
Gully intended 10 operate upoa the hnances OF me eteou
lous mass Physicians Of responsibility and hish sana
fpR readily adult that Sarsaparila Vhen property com
pounded and prepared, 10 one OF the best neu
cines used yet without such combinatlon ana
ton Il falls below msny others. and IS far from oelng
the one thing needfu" or valuable 81 specihc' q,
The great differences between Dr. lvanss Compound ~
fup .nd all others that hts combines not only ali the
virtues Of SarspaLa but Of medicinal plauts causing
70 act powerfully and with peculiar efficacy on mat sIss
fer the blood from sllimputy which II rot done issen
in morbid and impure state throughout ne sJsssH gu
liz is 80 sif icted
More hsD 900 persons .Derius from oisesse in almost
svery form have been cured the past BY having had
recourse 10 this speeihc Phy'eian' o. CELEBRITY 500
Of It in hsh Of praise to whom references VIII Be
slyen Persous using il have medical advice Tree
chn.s BY addressing DR.. Iyans (postpsd.l
This syrup IL recommended for the removal snd cure OF
all diseases arising from an imrure state OF 70 oo1s ~
habit OF system, particularly the iohowlns seIog ~
kngs evil, rheumatiim, eutaneous efupuoni pimPcs o.
pustue, the face, botches, scalo be ensr o.
The Joints stubborn ulcers syphluc dsorderf umpago
spinal comp erys pelas sst Theun SICK headache
cosveness piles colds conghs, bronchitis and eonsump
ton and all udcious Of mercury acites exposure
or imprudence 10 life 10 nvssDly cures neuralgia gen
srs and Lsrvous debility, pslptaton Of the heart hys
comp aint dizziness in the head, weakness OF ms sto
mach Ii will purify the complex on. Females OF con
sulnptive habits or who debtsted BY Obstruction
10 which they liable speedily restored % h=ati
by the use Of this great alternative compound For veal
and puny children Who afflicted oy erupuons 0otch
81. sc 1t % the medicine knowni being pleesaat .
the taste they readily IT, and are soon restored 70 aP
pe.te strength and activity The syrup csrsiaiy pa
10 In boxes and sent 10 any part Of hs world Price SIN
ale bottle - cents; six bottles efi u oottes 81 500
! wholesale and retail. A. the principal Office, By
II Il. JONES, 10 Brosdwsy aod
ia Grand-st. New-foTk
Alsa by agents, $50 and 2-6 Bowery -
Il s. kespectsble will Be turnishec on sFoIAo
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Net amount subject TO draft lb5 10 SlSi4of< q
The net auoui is smaller than last month.
The Mineral Bank, lin Cumberland Allegheny
County, Md suspended payments on Wednesday, and
closed its doors The Civilian publishes the following
card from the Directors
The President ard Directors Of the Mineral Sank nave
m Of the Of the failure OF Jos > Lake
Co of New-York determined to cose The bank for the
present They have determined this course not be-
cause they believe the creditors OF The bank VIII lose any
hing the which reached THIS psce ss
night created such panic among the people ana
the President aud Directors not knowing tue true oono
ton OF their position with Lake Co have thought u al
vssbe equal distribution OF the assets OF ~
institution among its creditors 10 seeute this oosct the
Board has made an gnment OF all the as,ets OF the
bank for equal distribution In the meantime, MI Tucker
the Cashier has gone NewYork At The instance OF The
Board TO secure The money due the bank by Lake 20
and the Board will direct Thomas hcksig to proceed
Immediately 70 NewYork look after the interests OF me
bank We ask the pubic 10 suspene their opinion UNI
the Board an lay before them full statement OF the al
fairs OF the bank Joseph s Lake Co never borrowed
dollar Of this bank but their Indebtedness arises foIr
the proceeds of notes, bills and drafts belonging 10 the
/ bank, In their hands for collection
The Civilian in publishing this card says The osn'
having suspended by that very act forfe its charter sn'
must OF course, 90 into liquidation"
The arrivals at Baltimore during March were
IFS Of which ~ were foreign The clesrsnees were ITO
Of which 90 foreign. The arrivals at Boston wer
56s of which l69 foreign. The cleNsnces were ST.
of which 1874 were foreisn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04

~ We are happy to notice the arrival 10 this
City Of Sig NATALIE PEnELL the accomplished Ie"o'e,
who. when here last Summer with the Italian opera
Troupe gained such hosts Of admirers Could we lot now
have the pleasure of hearing him at AS'orpace tany
raj, h. should be included in the approaching organ
sstion OF the Company there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
Sales nj the stock Exchange. ...APsrL 5, ls4a.
OF the exports of produce last week there were

To Great Britain-Pork III bbls; Beef, 30 terces
Lard 2 O2 lbs Turpentne 098 bbs Corn % COS bush
els, Kosin 22O6 bbls Tar 50 do; Oil Cake 7s@l los
Cheese 9l do; Tobacco msnutactu 90 Ool 90, Spd,
bbls Bread, $50 do .,, 80. ono
To rGeLsrd, 9el2 lbs Hams, ei2 lbs Cotton i''O0
bales. $50, -, ,.p ut..
IT, Spanisk IVes Indies5O bbs Flour; do Rye lour
go do Meal z25l7 lbs Hams $50 gals sps TGrPentne
300 bu.h Corn eli lbs Butter 400 lbs Tallo~ ~ DDS
Cheese "a les Rice II bbls Pork S43l gals w hale OIL
bids Tobacco 4 OF lbs Tobacco, manufactured
10 ST. omingoSj0 bbls Flour: III lbs Lara " DDS
Pork 4 hhds Tobacco case Tobacco so bbls Beef
COZ lbs Cheese sos do Butter. 1850 ouo
To British North AneTicdR COtonieSlOO bbis flour CIV
do Bread "a ties Rice 90 bbs Ter $50 do Meal 3,ll
lbs Cheese 9 Ola do Tobacco, Manufactured -.
To Rritsh West Indiss-FlouT lag bblsi Meal 30 DO
Cheese SIC lbs Rice Is terces Tobacco, Manufactured
LAS lbs Lard sl2 DO Pork So bbls Bread 10 90 bee
10 do Butter 9O7 bs Corn 7s2 bushels Oats 40 do Lpe
Sfock-Oxen, 81 - 80, n, oo, !,
Butter 2l2 lbs: Whale Oil 457 gallons; Rice refees
Beans go bushels Meal 479 bbs Beef do; Lard 2lZ'
lbs; Bread, Ia bbls Rye Flour, 81 do.
The following comparative table will show the
A.. she ted Treasur
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RROOKLYN AFfAIRS.


CBARrER CoSyESrIos.-This Convention held
meeting on Saturday evening, and took for consider
suon the Report Of the COMMITTEES on Public Improve
meats which provides that the expenses Of all public i'm
rrovsnsats except the opeains and widening OF Streets
squares he shall Do raised BY general charge upon the
whole city which 10 to Be levied in the annual tsxes
Afsr few ansndmsn.s Of minor importance, the bill
wss adopted aaa referred the Ensrossine Committee
CHURCH OF THE PILGRlNs.-ln order TO carry
ont the design in building besuf sdihee lately com
plated for this congregation debt contracted TO the
amount Of slsoo We happy learn ihss tbs whole
IN periodical iuslsllmsnts.
PLYMOUTH CHURcH.-The house now occupied
Nv his congregation together with eli the fixtures and fur
us.rs ana about eight OF ground was bought about
shsssn moaths aimee from the First Presbyterian Church
for the purpose Of organising Congregations Church
The purehsss made By three ndyduss end We learn
that move 10 now beog made by toe eonsesstion 10
raise the money have that property transferred snd place
this Society on permAnsn. footing The great popularity
ef their pastor Rev. Mr. Beeeber must insure success
PoLIcE-John T. Anderson. master OF q Virgil
ala soop vss brought before Justice Pierce Saturday
On charse Of h.vins thrown large piece Of coal a the
hesd Of : coorsd man. named William H. Smith. IL sp-
$500 ffom the svsncs that Smith work upon
osishborns vessel and snssxsd IN dispatns with
frv vorkmsu Anderson intsIfered, which led 10 the
ssssut ana II the negro he'd not dodssd the sheets Of the
mssile would have been serious The accused "ss hned
costs and discharged.
W. Se.vsv G,ymeriy of the Batavia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
PRINTING TYPE,

The above prices in consequence Of Increased aeties
for manufacturing are much reduced from former rates
liberal discount cash ia hand at the date OF the IN
voice
Presses Chsses Cases Wood Type ink &c furnished at
the lowest nanufscturer prices either for cash or
Orr Specimen Book for i8f3 10 ready Tor clstou-
ton to Printers who will send for IT, and contains ms
ne w articles that " have before exhibited, such
Writing FlouTshes, Ofnsments ornamental Fohts a.
Of which We have an ample stock for the prompt exeeu-
ton Of orders. ,.-,
Printers Of newspapers who choose to publish TINS sa
three times before the let OF June, 1913 and
send Us one Of the papers will be paid for It IN Type
when they purchase from us, Of our own manufactures
selected from our specimens five times the amount Of
their bill
For ,sle several good sscord hand Cylinder and Psten
Power Presses Standing Presses Hand Printing Presses
&c. GEORGE BRUCE "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04

GALVEsTOS-B1rk UinttToP-@5z bs,es oo..9n - - -
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