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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-06-02

WHO'S 4 GENTLEMAN 1.-The Cincinnati
Herald states that Mr.. +. w. Thomas has
been lecturing in hat city on the character
of St. Paul. One strong point Of his charac-
ter was that of a gentleman, and he drew this
inference from the fact that he sent his infer
ence from the fact that he sent back to Phile-
mon, his runaway slave Onesimus. 1t is We
nv Unfortunate TO the inference that Onesinus
was no STARE, but simply a natural brother OF
Philemon. We have no doubt, however, but
that st. Paul was a gentleman. His wri-
lings abound with evidences and prominent
among which, is his injunction TO "remem-
Der those in bonds as bound with them"
Mr.. Thomas might have concluded that
Judas was a gentleman because he carried
the purse, and st. Peter because he once had
a sword, and cut off an ear from one of the
High Priest. Gentlemen, nowadays, carry
a sword or a bowie knife, and sometimes have
a purse well filled with money that does not
belong to them. The lecturer could not be
expected to remember that Christ told Peter
to put up his sword, which, measured by The
popular standard of 1915, was rather OF an
uugentlemanly requirement.-JJeSterh CHI
zen.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-06-02
Henry {. Wright

We learn is in Northern Ohio, having come
on in advance of Charles G.. Burleigh. He
is expected to be at Marlboro at the Peace
Convention on Saturday and Sunday, the
3rd and 18th of June, as previously announ-
ced.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-06-02

NJ The American Union is no longer Tie
Union which our fathers formed. Thu Con
s,ilution is already little else than a chain 10
bind millions of men in Slavery.
So says the "Independent Democrat."-
Then why not not join in the raIlying cry
Down with the Constitution! Away with
the Union! Why swear year after year to
support a Constitution which is little else
than a chain 10 bind millions Of mel in slave
ry"! why strive TO maintain a pretended
union which was never formed ! for if the
original has been destroyed, then we have
none. What remedy is there but revolution,
radical revolution
In the United States Court, Chief Justice
TANEY and Judge HALYBURroN, sitting at
Richmond, in the case OF the United States
rs. James II. Plunkett, a prisoner brought
from Rio ~Janeiro, charged with piracy, (slave
trading,) came up on the 18th Instant. Alter
a full examination OF testimony, and argument
by counsel, the jury brought IN a verdict OF
"not guilty."
The expense and trouble attendant upon
trying men for FABRICATION in the Foreign slave
trade is a useless expenditure of money and
time. 1t is very rarely the Court thinks it
worth while to convict one, and when con-
victed the Executive invariably pardons him,
for
"A fellow feeling makes us wond'rous kind
New WoRKs.-We have received from
the American and Foreign A. S. Society, the
following named works:
A Letter to the Right Rev. l.. Silliman Ives,
Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church
in the State OF North Carolina, occasioned
by his late address to the Convention of his
Diocese, by VIM. Jay.
Letters respecting a book "dropped from the
catalogue of the American Sunday Schoo'
Union in compliance with the dictdtion Of
the slave power.
A Scriptural Argument in favor of withdraw
ing fellowship from Churches and e%cclesi
astical bodies toleTdting Slaveholdlng a
mong them, by Rev. Silas Nckeen'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-06-02
Democratic Nomination.

We learn that the National Democratic
Convention at Baltimore, did, on the 25th
and 2Gth of May, nominate as their candl-
dates,
For President,
GENERAL CAss.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-06-02
BY N G. WRIGHT.

BY HENRY G. WRIGHT.
can be had. This Tract should be scattered
broadcast over the country, as well as many
other Books and Tracts comprising the assert
meDt.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-06-02
Very respectfully your ob't serv't
j. K. SATTERL EE.'

To which Mr.. Adams made the following
reply =
"MY DEAR SIR-I thank you for having
afforded ne an opportunity of half an hours
conversation with the agreeable and excellent
Mr.. Jameson. As to the proposal which you
were good enough to make-and which |
presume is intended as an invitation for me
TO sci myself up as 4 mark to be fired at
excuse me if | decline it. | can do SO con-
Sistently, as ! assure you | have not the honor
TO be a gentleman; but yet ! remain,
Your humble and obd't servant,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-06-02
DOdging a Bullet.

John Quincy Adams once received the fol-
lowing challenge -
"SIR-Your remarks in the House on Tues
day relative to my deceased friend and rela-
tive, | consider a personal insult. Being at
leisure to-day, | have prevailed on my friend,
the Hon. Mr.. Jamieson-who you will find
to be a man of the strictest honor-,o call
upon you and arrange for a proper settlement
OF the matter, as is customary among gentle
men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14
MARIN E JOU r N A l.
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arrived-Bark Rapid, Ward, I'm Havana Jan "a sugar
&c to Moses Taylor Left In port ship Chr
tovsi Colon Smith, for NewYork Jan 80, Norma, Eis
a,scbsrgug; Lagrange. Libby, for Touop under repair
Columbia erTman for Boston arrived 18th uiti baTks
Chiide Harold Rich, from Nswvork, do; pentcost ray
cr from Boston, discksging Osprsy, Ripley Tor Cowei
and market loading Jubilee 0oodps freight or chsrtet
MAJ 49, sSsn" =. ifeps n Porand, do do;
Disniaa ,,..,. q, ~. Rost Henry kesey, Gray do
Ounsrs Hyrne, do Robert Morison Dyer for Portland
90; Nathaniel Blake, HaIsey, do Sabis Thompson for
Tor freieh. or charter; Dudley Fulton, do; Sarah
Bryant, Gar, do do Lyra Remington, for Phiad days
John Murray Suits for Boston, freight or charter James
Andrews French do do Maria HeTsey Parker DO do; Da
vid Nichols, MITCHELL do do III Dorado Echburge from
baltimore arr 25Ih ul Pendleton, Curtis from Belfast
arr 18th ult with part Of the of the schr ii ii Cole OF
Salem which down by the said bark and Part OF
the crew saved Capt Julia and the two mates OF the
schooner passengers in the Rapid Naasco Currer
fm Boston unc; brgs New York. Skoffied, for Whining
ton do do Ohio. Osgood for Portland dscg Nestfollou
insiand, do do, Georgsna for NNofk in d. Cardness
oodng, Portland, dsc'g Ssbszo Coffin, Pensacola ds
Brigs Toledo, Glover, from Portland freight OF charter
Chas Hammond Stinson, do do, dig Partridge Barstow
for Portland, waiting fesh Tsllmadge Nining DO do
Belfast do; Henrietta, Sawyer, from Portland, arrived
2lth uit Schs Convert, Brown, from Portland, disg
Cherokee, Carver, do do; Gaens, Higgins, do.
Brig Norman, seabury, st Marks 10 ds cotton &c 70
master 18th u of Torugss, spoke schr Lehoot OF and
from ThomAston for New-Oneans, 10 days out.
Br schr Spratt, Frazer Halifax Ms 10 ds, fish, to James
Hunter Il Co.
aiIed-ship Sea. for New Orleans; bark rhetis, do.
NIemorandum.-The severe cold weather for the few
DAYS past has created considerable quantity OF drill
ice in the north river and Lower Bays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14
no THE LADIES.
GREAr FEMALR MEDICINE

GREAT FEMALE MEbiNiNLs
DK TOWNSHIPS sovereign ana speedy
cure for incl ent consumption ana Tor the genera pros
tration Of tae systsm-no matter wiethei ne esu VI m
herent cause produced by egulary illness or
Nothing can be more surprising than its inysorsiius
effects on the human frame. Persons all weakness aud las
sude from taking it at become robust and iu Of
energy under ts influence II innedAtey eounel Sc.
the nervelessness OF the female IAnei winch - NV e
II will not be expected Of in cases Of 50 delicate ma
ure to exhibit certificates Of cures performed bu we can
assure the afflicted that hundreds Of have been report
pS. TOWNSEND: Nv wife being greatly distressed by
weakness and general debility and suffering continually oy
pain and with other difficulties, and having known eases
where your medicine has effected great cures and a'o
obtained bottle Of your Extract Of SaIsapafa and FOL
lowed the directions you gave me- In shoIt PERIOD y re-
grsteu for the benefits she received take pleasure 10
thus IT, and recommendingi IL 70 s puoHe
NJ. ID. MOORE, cor Of Grand and LJ di's SIS
N'O1 TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
This Extract Of SsIaparua has been expressly
IN reference to female complaints no female VINO ~
son 70 suppose she Is spproachinsthat crca pefloa e
turn Of life should NEGLECT 70 take ~ a. Il pre-
yentiye for any Of the and horrible ase Ase 20
which females are subject AZ this time OF LIE rms period
NAV be DELAYED for several years by using this medicine
Nor less valuable for those who approaching wo-
sbod as calculated 10 assist nature BY quckenins
the blood and inv gorating the system Indeed ts neo
cine ia invaluable for al the diseases 70 winch "0o a.
Il braces the whole system renews permanently The na.
turs energes-by removing the impurities tne
40 FAR stimulate the system 20 produce subsequent
relaxation which the Of most medicines taken ioi
female weakness and disease -. -,
N r. Purchase but such az have wrappers tha'
hide the completely and have the written signature
OF pa.I rs Fulton.st Sun Building ~ Y; Red
aias Co 8 Safest Boston Dyott 4 Sons l52 NORTH
sscond-st Philadephia ) Hanee' druggist Baltimore
Dnrol 4 Co Richmond 2. NJ. Cohen ChAIlestoni Wright
Co 1871 ChArtresst New Orleans 100 South feaIisi
sbsny; r. Van Bussirk 92 Of Market and Broad SIS
Newafk n J. and by principal Druggists snd Merchant
generally The United States West Indie. 40
The CANADA i1O 3awlm'MWSF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14
q UNITED sTATEs A Sy. kysor "a j r ~,
TO rARmnRs AND PLANTERS.

DOUDRErIE THE LODI MANUFACTURING CO
offers for sale their new and improved ponbIette al the
AZ the rate of ~ 81 per barrel for asy lHser quantity
Delivered free Of cssge other charges on board q any
vessel, or AZ any place IN the City Of New-fork
Th. concentrated manure which i perfectly dfy and
inoshsye powder, ID the cheape. Ia the world for rae
lug Corn Two barrels - WORTH will manure an acre
OF Corn 10 the h and the Corn 20 come quicker
grow vigorously mature earlier, and yisd heayes
crop OF Com than any other msnnro. The nfst cost o.
the poudf.te aud all the charges II transportation adses
10 IT, with the cost Of applying IT, will not amount 20 III
eos, ofcatng and the labor ~ barn yard
The Company point % reputation Of 10 Yeas standing
aud tho large capital Al rs< Ia their business sysrsn
tee of their masking good article. fair tia IL All thss
IL ssked Applythby mail postpaid tou.e LODI MANU-
FACTURlSO Co 81 Liberty ct, Sew-iork, opposite the
Post Oihcs.
Al Ils factory tho Hackenssek River, miles FROM
New York where vessel. drawing feet ws'er can come
Il m be delivered on board Of vessels wagons 10 bals
at III. rate OF - cents per busheI lZf NDkNN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14
HANLEY W. BUSHNELL,
SYLVESTER n. DIXON, Trustees
IOHx n BEARDSLEf.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
Iof the County OF NewYork, notice IL hereby gwen 70
ali persons having claims against PETER SCbNAkG,
ate OF the City Of NewYok, grocer deceased 70 pre-
,en the same IN the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber
AZ bs Nassau It, In the City OF New-l York on or be-
fore the 9Th day of May nex-Dsted New-forS the 8th
oay ~ sr fAMEs s THAYER Publie Admnistrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14
TIE figures below exhibit the foreign arrivals

and tho ports and exports Al NswYork and Boston Tor
series Of years The figures Will show that 10 inward
coramerce Boston has been gradually gaining on New
York 10 foreign The average Imports Of the
first ten years Of the period given were about 10 H.
while the average imports Of the last seven years were
about 10 Boston having gained that difference IN seven
years 10 exports, however, New-fork has gained Oh
Boston somewhat The average exports Of the hrs ten
years were 81 while for the lar, seven years the
average wat a. 70 NewYork having steadily increased
while Boston has been nearly stationary In foreign ALL
walls increased last year over 1916 about 81 per
cent while Boston increased only 81 PEI cent The gain
In inward commerce New Is to be sserbsd 10 the
establishment of the Cupsrd line Of Steamers when nave
brought large amounts Of British goods to that port when
would otherwise have to this During l8i7 the I'M
ports by these Steamers were s77ssOOo With the ad-
vantage Of these Steamers and the aid Of the whole ao
irsbs system Of Railroads centerng at Boston, the 80
v.ossss Of NewYork exporting port could not be
durbsd and while increased our experts 10 1877 over
a. per cent ~ compared with 1896 Boston only increased
a. the rate Of % per cent including the large amounts Of
specie which exported In the Cunsrder we annex
the tables; , 49,. sos,o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14
Foreign COMMERCE Of NEw-Yosk AND bosioS.
" New-York Boston New YORK boston

Provided the topuase bears the proportion 10 the
number of arrivals II did n 1896 Actual tonnage not
ret ascertained.
Last quarter partly estimated
The Commercial Bank at Kingston, Canada ex
persnced singular the 4th inst An suctioneer
having draft from New-York to pay sent bills to the
hank for specie which he received BY some accident or
design the transaction ms'tated ana before tne
Ioosi udcrous rel ports ahost. All the small holders
we're alarmed and endeavored TO pass away their Sou
mercial Bauk bils Next morning 50 soon as the oanh
dsors were opened, everything became right All VINO
came for specie got itn in English silver but 10 span
sh or American money by twelve o'clock the run was
quite aud many persons who hao carried away III
YER in the of their accord and return
l..AI IAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14
CORPORATION NOTICES

SUPREME COURT-ln the nAtief Of ne sppn -.
- ton Of The Mayor Aldermen ana Comm9na1y =. &c
CITY II S-uY ora BE- affs- o. the of-lN- ~ nt.a -
80 T.r,- $500, N T-snty-tfth street and he
publ. place bounded northsrly b. Twenty ith street
essterly BY the Fifth-svenue and ~ss.ety - s ~
In III. Esht..ntb sri Of said eJ-Pgblc police Is ne,e
by gwen sy the Maye Aldermen and Comnonsliy OF ne
Ciiy Of New YoIk pursuant TO statute 'aea So
rnoraty Of th- CITY of New York ntene 20 maze
lon 70 Ii. suprerns Couri q The sta,e q ~ a. ~
:. - CO.. ~ an the fret Monday Of March next
being The sixth day OF March s42 a. the opening Of ne
Court ca that Gsy OF thereafter . co-n.-5 can o
Ss.-5 ~ Es sut Of Comm si0ners q Estimate
and Assessment IN hs above entitled mattel mat p. ~
p-e.e,.v co., s-fvsr,,-,treet 70 Twenfyhh street.
and the public Place bounded northery y twenty
street esstsry by the Fhavsnne ana westerly ~ BROAD
xav In lie Efsbieepth Ward Of said CITY utec New
~ F- - ~ - WILLIS HALL,
IiftNis Counsel 70 the Corporation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14
CORPORATIoN NOTICE.-Piers a. the f99t q

CORRELATION NOIltE T. 49, - 49, > -. = -.
y G0uverne8r-sreet East River-fuDne notice y mere
BY given 70 al the proprietor, % ios pa .Yps -
the owners Of And pers7ns otn-I~sse ~ 80, Pfvs,
b.seu ts esst ,a4 on the foot Of Montgomery street
and the west sds q the foot o. -
.ls0 al the propretors n 9n ylns olPosi.s % ~
rs-s f ana nsr.ort otherwise interested IN The water
fronts the brlkhesd stusted o. me t--- lse.
the east side q The Got o. $500 80. fbs I.vor
Aldermen and Comrn0uAty Of the City OF New ioiH
determined upon sinking lnd CON .e'.ls ~ - 49,
eastery side and also pieE from me ~esleIy sus =, "a.
foot Of G0uverneur-street. under me dreeuon o. th
Street Couussioner each pier % be Two hune.ee sS
p3srs - red "a on before the first day u March
80. ~suiy M f. COMPLETED within four moalhs there
slef. vii b. the hrst day OF jay Iots anq noe =
hereby farther given % ne proplle'o "a
site TO- the owners Of, $40 persons niece - 49,
that they are required 90 or b-ioIt ~ -, =,
weeks from the dlte % tbs notlce ana ~
signify In writing % the Street Comissoref CO hs once
No Hall q Records their Intentions - unle YIN tls
said Corporation n sns-g nd comp -ns ne sac
a. sfre-sfd .nf 10 thsr respective pro portions
Of the expense ~ sinking aud eonpe-ns tne sAie'
not 10 urit- 10 sinking ard eomq-llA- ne -te ,-l
No. 10 bete ther respective proportions On the eN-
o-rse thereof A. thevuay deem expedie And nolce
Z hersbv farther sven that Z any persons the propne-
tors OF ats yinz opposite o. the owners o. ~
otherwise interested 10 he rironu or tne ul ~ 81,
The East River between the east sde Of ne iooi o on.'
yoarvsreat and the west side OF the loot OF 1QlFrl
r-ursirrst shall refuse neg ct 90 comply Win we az
retons - Aforesaid. aud shall not bear or dscnsfse
proportional parts Of the expense Of sinking and empis
- 80 nisr from the westerly side q the foot oi Cow
s-neutfest as sorsssi, and that % shy persens, tn
On ohrvis. Interested the wsterfronts or the bulk
h4.d On the East River between the east SIDE OF the ot o
ouvepsrrsreet and the west side OF the foot OF va
nutsreet shall refuse or neglect 10 eompy I'D tns ~.
rections soressd and shall not bear or discharge ei
proportional parts q the 81 pens. OF saNk sD ~
liz said pier from the tsstety slde OF IN 10Y ol
neurstr,st s Aforesaid that said persons a. Aforesaid y"
thersby forfeit al night or Interest IN aid PEI, respee
ivsiv = sunk ans completed, and the wharfage AIsns
tberefo according 20 The act Of the Legislature OF th
! state 10 such case made and provided ,,-
/ MARTIN T. THOMPSON, Street Commis'ioner.
Street Connmissi0nsrs Office, January o. 1885, De- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Ia bark Ropid from Hoyan0-A ndrew Henr,on, SaI
Williams John Smith, @ "A Campbell, w Curtis New
Yors; Capt r Peterson Boston, Capt w iuin ,ats
schr II Coles Of Salem, run down; Joseph snrsun sp
lady Of Spain; Manuel Gunsloon, jose E1ores' jose
Jarrillo OF Havana; NJ Foras Of France
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14

o. At PRIVATE SkIE.-Ihc 3-story ana base
Ia. ment brick house aud lot j15 Sixhs the south
1-@ side between Avenues and size Of house = by
81 feet inches finished in modern style, with folding
doors marble mentes black grales pantes &C. Size ~
lot "A BY % Part OF the purchase money can re-
main on bond and rnoftgage For particulars Apply 10
~ fw A J BLFEGKFR, Anci0neer. 7 Broad 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14
ALLEN DODWORTHS
PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,


NfFW CLASSES last forming for Quadrille Dancing
tand Waiting ct ! and on Tuesday and fnasy ere
ulngs. -.
a. 3 on the evening
Cas. Tor aass aad children at on Tuesday and sstsf
dag afternoon
solrets twice moltI c01fEed entirely 70 the pupils
Private Lessons az any tine net occupied ~ the e~S~
a 1meoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14
TEETH EXTRACTED

WITHOUT PAlN-By the application Of Chofoiorm,
w article Of test % suphuric ether OF noos
oxide, as lie application may be made with the res'ee
safety 10 the moot nervous systems The andeasnsa w
comniends his surgical skill In extracting teeth.
PSshould the above not prove satfactofy 70 the ~
cipaoU, 81 he pstiept 20 ch.ee will be made for e.
fracfina In L. RkRHARD. DsntN. 10 Pesn "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14
MEsMERISM,

CLAIRyOYASCE AND MAGNETISM applied % The
Odscosery and core Of all diseases by DR.. q. isye.
and the great cslfvoyant formerly o., DR.. Brown, ~
Chsmbers.st. has removed 10 III Sputgst betwees
sse. this method TO inform the public that be viii DO ne
best that IL in bis power 10 any that will favor HI WIN
call Medicine sold who esale snd retail AZ hs once.
7fzws DIR a HAYES New.lou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14
ag1 RLIzABkrHTOwN AMI

L. ~ sOMERvILLE RAlLRoAD-aslsi
NIX during the past season with hes,y
n Rau-WINTER ARRANGFMENT-Lesye b. n J.
RAILROAD foot OF Corsnd-s st. 81 . A NJ and = NJ lesss
by steamboat from Pier North River at los O'Clock NJ
(frs ght train.) and 81 o'clock L.
For EAsrON, Wilkesbarre Msuch CHUNK, "a. se
Leave by tho morning !ipe By Esil'osa for seats sply
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14

DY ORDER Of Martin Lee, County Judge Of Wa-i-
Id nst9n County, counselor, &c-Nouce s hereby giY-
pursuant % the provisions Of the slAtne en.houHns
sftsehn-ns asanst ahscondiug concealed and nonres
dent debtors that attachment has Issued sgant ne
estate Of HORACE GRAY and NATHANIEL FRANClS
A. debtors and that the will be sold Tor
IA. payment Of their debts unless they appear ana as
charge such attachments according 70 law within nine
month. from the first publication Of this notice, and thai
the payment any debts due 20 them ny residents OF f
state and delivery them for their use Of any prop
erty within this state belonging 20 them and the transfer
Of an such property by them forbidden by law and
are void-Datsd January IS, 1873.
PARKER POTTER Of whitehall,
To- hfrr (raff
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PARKER 4 POTTER Of Whitehall
ON Attorneys for Attaching Creditor


by ORDER OF FrederickP. Stevens. Esquire, County
ID Judge Of the County OF Erie notice IS hereby gwen
pursuant the provisions Of the statute authouzn a.
tsknens against ahsc0ndng concealed aud noe resident
debtors That attachment has issued asans. the esae
~ THOMAS SHEPPARD sMYTH - a non-resident
debtor and that the viii Be sod Tor the payment Of
his debs unless he appear anc dischNge such sachue
according Law, within uns months from the hst publ
eaton % hs notice and that the payments or any debts
due 10 him by residents Of this STATE, and the delivery 20
him Or FOR his Of any property within this state belong
ing 70 hiu and The transfer OF any such property By him.
az forbidden by law and are gof-Daed the Ith dag Of
J.ru.ry l84s SOLOMON q. HAVEN, Buffalo.
ia lswem Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14
ARCHITECTURAL,

TVRIMBLE CHERRY, Arcnitses, respee,~.ss. rs<
form the building public that they are nov ~ ia
with gns designs Tor store fronts, private n 20
Elevations plans sections, specification. ss esosl
cordsncs with the wishes OF the propfisi'' a ,u
way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14
lNO- ANALYTlc ANp sYNrHkrIc INsrLfUI
TOT Tie cue ~
STAMME RING,

By systematic exercises In
Vocal Gymnastics, ....
nN PHYSIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES and the - a.,
Otye method, At II Amity-st New loEk unds, W, n
rectiou VI DAVID 2. HOLToN'
ilg lnnso1l Al Wsows