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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
IVUE NEW-YORK MUSEUM. former,

1 n known rs FEALE's MCiErN, Broad"ay, opposite
CIV Hall
g. H. NIL has the honor 10 the public. that
~. h1s taken th, oi the sbove magnificent ani
popular institution which comprise. ihe most r!t CANT ana
,,ffa-t,,, collection al Natural and Artificial Cur,s
IN the niei states. ncudng the urrvaed Portrait Cal
lry of di.ingu she'd Americans than 30 IA number.
VI. tiILL proposes - present IN addition 10 the e.
.eI' attractions al during the day aud evening
>efie. rtaumtnt> which De trusts " ~ merit AMI
receive the attention and support OF the citizens ano
angers.
The lay Exhibitions viii commence on Monday morning
next ~ O'Clock, 4 VI. when viii be exhibited beautiful
model Ou ba>sO reryol of a part of
SWITZERLAND,
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THE MOUNTAIN PAVILION.-This

j establishment has heer taken by Mr. Y. JrsUp. pro
prrtor of the Pacific TesDer Hotel 1862 Greenw ch.
The Pavilion is undergoing extensive alterations, and ri
boz ready accommodate families about The net OF Junr
Il situated west bank of the HUDSON opposite 9Th
street. and two mile, from Hobotrn Ferry, overoohn
the CITY, Bay HlrbOr. and ia tact the whole sur onnlnr
country. The house VIII accommodate 30 persons I'M
upper and lower paLas form wide Promenade each loh
-et long. Onnibu.e. will through the summer IRON
the Ferry to the Mounalnfdre Il. cents Mr. Jerup has
associated hm,rl With gentleman To assist rim IA Keep
ny the House whose good quate, viii be- sure 10 secure
Tor the Pavilion nigh rank the best Hotels IN oUr
country All iniOx eating drink. will be dispensed with
tbs place Soda Fountain VII he fitted up, and many
eScee, beverages and reeshmen,, kept always On nand
ay
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DATUS-Brooklyn Salt Water War

hRa,b. AT Fulsn Ferry. open lor gentenrn aud ladie
- 5s~ lrorn 5A VI untill0P W. Also, Cold "ann am
Tnid sst wave shower Baths Ties Baths are plea.
soy situated at Fulton Ferry, and equally convenient TO-
N.v..N ork and Rrn0klyn az In
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AUCTION SALES.
BY S DRAPER, Jt.
S''7r - j arn-s-rrri. conner oi F.nc-sifs,e
WEDNESDAY. N,y l.
Al , n'rArr. - ~. -. hx..,u.

'off.- p''Atf 20 f'-~> ktNoors copper npisrs tor
'd'' f o s.' slirr se if,p,ci.ln OF the ward
roo, oi lut f--f. 'lr easl
TUESDAY. Nav6
SAL fEFNtI bn'fs Nug CA>s-ipQ .,s-x ro,rrh
DIV Good. fs. reported f+r latest arrivals cnmpr,rr
desirable a~orln.n 81 iash'onah!e and Ar
uc.e>
nrsc rnr, isIis'Tr o~uiiiugr Of ir,>h unr-,rtyd
Srrrch ans O. 7sp -on>, pIsHg nh selee.oa ..
,,fS uahic sftc.f>
A.. D. cl.r> tluf,sf .rrf
A>0. so l-.ferrs>
A.0. io ral4s-lire - ldres ~ ceebrs,r,i lslgtc
DAMAGED GouD> ~ TuE lo i PHILIPPE
DtNNstp Goons--N.~, 81 cl~s Fruch G0OtN saved
fnn. t@ trrck oi ,fc lou, iAilppe, Gamagtd on The
'ofa-" "i fnprruHr. sl lfftr lie Inspection OF tho
"arirf> o lr sHt TO. 90 the un.rw ters ior
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cIE.RFn YrsTERpAY

Hewetl, Havre, BOYD Hncken.
Rrigs Madison, Bulkley, savannah NeuViias. McFar-
land Ragged Island. Nesmiih Leeds: Mary, GIL Boston,
Thompson X Adams; Brem brig Bremen Packet Lamke.
South America. iIeaschcn | nkart.
Schs Vim Wilson, Baker. Halifax, T nnelt: Essex,
Nckerson Nassau y p. : Tucker; Ann, Clark George
town, = {, Badger Peck.
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NO SHOE FINDERS and others

Il CAL TIO\.-Tbe high reputation of j. ABe>- Shoe
Knives has induced Unprncpled persons 10 sanutsc-
and .s Knives bearing SAID Amrs stamp. OF ine-
qualsty both IN workmanship and material, thereby I'M
posing upon the consumer and inurug the high charac
Ter that Ame,s Knives have heretofore sustained.
The counterfeit Knives have been sold tins city by
Colt. Shoe finder Pearl between Beekman and Ferry
The genuine kHve, be- had of Me>>r Eversons,
Field kellog. VI. Armstrong, Becker Buckley, shoe
Finders or the manufacturer agent.
II LON
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THE PLACE 20 get Cheap and Fash
i0nahle GARMENTS ,s'G-

IL, Fniion-.ir-rt. near Broadway,
where Gos4, sc bought exclusively ior cash. and full
furnished AZ - hours notice superior style and ~
greatly reduced prices Our ock already large selected
with great care from recent 'up-rtaon comprising great
variety Of French and Westo England Cleh, Ca.
SIN AM Ch7lly N'si.rgS, 70 which We making daily
additions.
We take pleasure in inviting or 'end' AL he public to
call and examine our Good. feeling couadeG let car
oer .i greaier Inducements th,n ever and having l
employ tie celebrated Coat anil Pasiaoon Gutter,
car safety g.-r-nee that tie style Of garment, v
compare with that of as. h'1'ss In the trade
Tcrrz., cash on delivery, and 10 ahl-rao To- prces
ale ii J, &. BOOTH AGENT
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PLEASURE GARDEN

IL lhl.bn LLhJ' M 'NhbI'AN'
i This splendid Garden, situated on the banks OF tn
uarrrn River ore the del ghtiul spots IN The VI
cuity Of New York Astounding 10 all kinds OF shrub1eIy
Plants. and Flowers Of the finest and rare>t kinds
filled with Gold and silver Fish whose sroftse
ue on . surface Of The water add, much intere'.
scene; while the srpentine Walk, shaded Dy
lows, offer irresistible attractions tor rutsl m,
A .,,,.,,e sod ,lgant Awning has been Sfectso' ab
suitable GROUNDS have been lard OUT i'' '' "f
mes 10 practice Target Firing p... nj Flower. IN,
- pih s"i ~ Lon, Nav. 1872 an Bon
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4 PRIVATE Family in Warreu-street,

near Broadway having more room than they require.
would let ssgle gentleman OF habits about
board unfinished room the second hOOr with bed
attached, eugs. keep the good order.
Address T. VI, box 80 Park Psst Office References III
be given and reuured. ms IT.
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ITIN VIlU
Howard II, u>c Wednesday Evening. i,h int a; 9
o'cors pUnciual ATTENDANCE If an the rnemters +. r.
rst,td. WILLIAM n. SWEET President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03

II b. u'ri.ls. 4 is- tnrior Room.
ttofh> ANo 1As,fNaSss irDm 80 shelves roR CAAI.
N~1. On \ CREDIT or SIN MONTHS
tonr- ~ pieces c>t of t~gisnd & ,ihs and ash
mrs. jH>t ii'N,i composing wcu dVo hlacks. brow
visible green. n 80 m 'snfy caiorS Ten lon brow n. Ru,
-r,n. wcaJti Cise. cfrnn sr,~n ri,r-t bal, A.
h>o' leo pieces Cashmere O. VARIOUS patterns amt de-
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: New.York Lyceuim.-Thc Ann

= NtW'N Ork IyCfuii.-Ihc NnnuaI WtrIuE
o. NE member, fo the TRANSACTIONS of business will he held
NG lyceUm Rooms All Broadway. Ths TUESDAY Even.
s ID not. Il O'Clock, When the Annual Report OF the
osed OF Direction. will he presented. Per order.
M LEWIS G.. FORNiN, Rec. Secy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
old STAND FOR SALE.-The ad-

~ yrriser wishing % into wholesale bushes, "a i
~. out on favorable terms, OF the best AMI oldest sands
Tea and Grocery business 10 oadway. AHy per-
acquainted with the busus>, and having e~ Thousand
dollar. cash. may hear OF fse opening 10y addressing G.
ppcr Post Office. No 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
~, ! Home Lcaguc Dash TniIoring E.,nb:

sam mt, No. II John-st.-lhc subscriber has opened
a>l Tailoring Establishment at II JohnStreeL and
tand general assortment OF Cloths and Cashmere
an manufacture ot superior style and hnl>h anu
~ coior> L. which he invites the attention ol tho>t
Neh " encourage cur own ma nuactcre>. Also ~,
CE "ett-othngland wool black ard fancy colarec
s and CaNimcro>. and great variety of fancy Vest
e'ut rch black Sdtns, &C. ot the best qua lily. all o
~ be made up low for cash Al short notice, IN The
- ahonah- style. under The direction oi Mr. ". Cav
!. y ya'e OF the \ew-Sork Cash Tailoring Establishment
,uonSiree) who's practical aud mechanical abilli'e,
cutter are universally Acknowledged.
runs cs>h, and no abatement in prices
I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03

II Home 1cnyuc.'-The regular weekly meet
* OF ule Home League ct thc State OF Ntwlork viii bt
fd At lie Repository OF The American Institute on Wed
Nay evening. the 4lh instant, AT haltpa O'Clock. The
tod ms p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
DOCKS ROOkSl,-The largest as

1T VIN'- TIVF7TNs| 7 KIT
sortment In the UPPER par of the city School Book.
Vi all kinds both English and CLASSICAL from primer thu
highest class book used the city, with large assortment u
81 Theological works tedious 70 mention; Periodicals
p various desc pticn.. Iaivs Book Lady's Compan-
on "ahanis Magazine Laiys world OF Fashion, Boston
ni>c,hany, NcN-Nork Visitor Peoples Library, Young
Peoples Book, Musical Library. &c. Note Book Rni Mn
sc IN gen.ra-ior sale at cheap bookstore 81 Bsekeri,
opposite Burton TINS 6us) ABM MAXI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
WANTS EMPLOYMENT-An Eng

w iih Farmer of much experience capable of takng
charge Of Farm. Also, Scotch Farmers well acqu1n'-
81 with farming AMI gardening n this country. For good
Men for business employers fequet'dlo apply or
correspond tn the Temperance Office, II Na,san-si WI
HENDERSON, Proprietor. Gratis to employer. uijl |!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
A RTIsT INIIAiR.-M Manufactured from

oni Laies aud Grnrm0n's IIalr. mot Itss Usl Two
nche, long) IN hundred different desgn>nscklaoes,
bracelets wachgnards, earrings flowers, rngs, wigs,
scalps The largest the cheapest AMI besi assOnen,
are lobe found A. e. BARkis, ifo Broadway, corner
Of Llierty-.lreet. .laIr.- FLIs Pr,mum. al3 nns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
For The Tribune.
Sonnet Benrp Glap.

HERO of years! thy name, on every tongue,
Lives and shall i've through allsocceeding time
The though,--the record of thy path sublime
Taken the great confederate Stars ameng
Shall be inscribed On banners, and be hung
With shouts of thousands. TO The fragrant gales
TIL, from the quie, bosons of the wales,
To every oun,ain.summit-erer young,
And free, and overwhelming, shall ascend
The song OF millions, ga,h'ring TO redeem
Nations honor-and Nations Friend
Tscrown with blessings sent from each extreme
And busy center, Of this Land supreme,
By hearts all kindled. of the gift they send
r
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
rA writer in the National Intelligencer of

|A writer in the National 1nteiligeneer OF
yesterday states that the power of gslvanio cleo
,ricity, which a1r. CoLT has resorted to in his
submarine battery, for the purpose Of producing
ignition is due 10 scientific combinations of mate
rals which haze been long before the world. The
writer also contends that the particular application
OF this power to the purposes of explosion under
water az distance from the operator, which Mr..
Colt would appear to have claimed as his own, is
in truth due TO the abors of others. only it
regard. the idea and the means OF carrying it into
execution, but ii respects It's practcalen
pioyment on an extensive scale in actual operation.
In proof Of this, he instances the means employed
in England some time since for the purpose of
blowing up the wreck of the Royal George, which
were substantially idenscsl with those resorted to
by Mr.. Colt As further evidence in favor Of his
statement, the writer appends to his communica-
tion portion of an article whch appeared in the
Journal of the Franklin Institute for October,
1888 This article describes "e process and an
apparatus for blasting rocks, by means of galyanic
ignition and was written by Dr.. ROBERT HARE,
of Philadel pha, long before the operations Of the
English engineers the experiments of Mr. Colt.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06


[ z Every invalid should al and reflect il they desire
restoration to health venture affirm, says emn
writer that the grand othea and disease con-
secie with the natural or disordere function Of the liver
that every chronic lingering illness from
defect there Chronic Hepatts the nios frequent form OF the
disease This country is slow in its progressive stages The
attack will be suffering usler under
mining influence and yet real disease will indicate To the
patient the alarming state under which ne Is laborng
ransiea, Hdposuon he mpute 10 different cause,
suspectng that the liver being affected the latent source
OF these disturbed sensations thus ln a. It not In ms
take the necessary precautions 10 guard against
this insdious enemy hi, repaSe. The symptoms OF this
disease often slight and c1t ior considerable te
such iuness after meals, accompanied by oppression
feeling vacuity the pit OF the stomach The mind be;
irritable memory defective, Gcapacy ior mental
e3ertion prevails the appetite becomes variable, tongue
urred, mouth cammy yated. slight lOisr causes
start sleep disturbed with rightiu Dreams occasionally an
ob pain the ght side extending 10 tue top OF the
shoulder, cramp opaS oiIen experienced ana merry
twtcng OF the muscles and aching pain OF the inn,
sick headache generally caused by 1t 1T OF
appears the torn Ct cough ashhHa &c as diseased
the liver either by sympathy or pressure induces
arrangement the functions OF the lungs aud occasions
disorders By changing the morbid state OF the liver,
The irritation OF the lungs Immediately gives way. The
liver iaderd connection, primarily or secondariy cause
effect with various disease OF the head as well as other
parts OF the system.
From these views, then, there be doub. that the
disorders OF the liver al oil the hrst importance aud every
effort used remedy them should e conducted rational
principles, and by timely and efficient attention and The
OF the most proper mecineS many very serious csnee
qgencss he prevented which TOO often cnaled
the constitution by procrastnauon.
As remedy peculiarly adapted IN the e liver aicc-
TONS Dr. Stdgweatbeps HepdLc Elixir has proved 10 be
patent and efcacoGs and every days experience
confirm, positively this assertion. II candidly be-
ieyed preparation has been before the public
that has with such uneIamped appreciation from dis
tnge distinguished judges, and grateful pa
te"s this medicine, and greater amount of suffering
has been miigaed and more permanently effected
by II than any other medicine exaa
So confident the proprietor Of lis curative properties in
every that when the medicine used according
dreclcrs and the patient is satisfied convinced after
using bottle, that it has produced beneficial effect his
agents are authorised 10 refund the ohey paid for
lurn OF The empty bottle.
For sale by CHARLES DYER, Jr., General Agent for
the United States, ~ Westminster Providence r.
Sold al wholesale and retail by the agents, A. g. L D.
SANDS Druggists No 79 Futonst. OF God.s, and
No 100 Fulton st Also sold by David Sands No II
Sands Co No z73 Broadway, Granite Buildings, corner
OF Chambers street. All i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

~ NJ. de Castenau is about to proceed, under
the sanction of the French Government, on an ex-
ploring Journey across the Continent Of South
America from Rio Janeiro to Lima, and return by
the Maranon or Amazon River, and the interior OF
Guiana. The expedition was originally patron
zed by the late Duke of Orleans, and has been,
since his death, adopted by the Duke de Nemours,
anxious to carry into execution the views and
wishes of his brother. Nj. de Casrelnau is con-
sidered especially competent to undertake this ar
duous labor and fulfil the duties of an exploring
traveller. as he heretofore resided for some years
among the red men of North America, and has
published several works on the natural history Of
that country.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

70 The train OF cars which left here last even
ing for the West, with about 100 passengers, got
as far as the top of the inclined plane, and re
mained there until morning, the road being COM
pletely blocked up by the heavy fall of snow. No
cars have gone out come in this morning
4 lbany Eve Jonr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

U The old powder mill owned by MIR. Wade,
a short distance below the Mill Creek bridge blew
up yesterday while some persons were removing
a machine belonging TO the mill. One of the men
engaged carelessy dropped lighted cigar, which
ignited the powder scattered on the foor and pro-
duced the explosion. Two or three men were
verely injured, but killed.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

NoN-INTERFERENcE OF OFFICE. HOLDERS IN
ELEcTIoNs.-Mr. Postmaster General c. A. Wick
life, during a recent visit to Kentucky, gave his
deputies to understand that they take open
ground in favor of MIR. Calhoun for the Presidency,
or walk the plank. So says the Shelbyville News
Mr.. WickiHe has shown himself fit associate for
John c. Spencer and john Tyler American.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

tge When the Duke de Creisaul, a remarkably
meagre man, came ts London to negotiate peace
Chas. Townsend, being asked whether the French
Government had sent tic preliminaries of treaty
answered-''I do not know but they have sent
the outline Of an EmoaSSaaor.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
Cincinnati Message.

70 Judge Upham, of the Supreme Court Of
New Hampshire, on Monday last sent to the Gov
ernor his resignation, to take effect from the lst
instant, having received the appointment of Super
in,endent of the Concord Railroad. The salary
of Associate Judge in New-Hampshire is only
$1,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

BARBARlsM,-A burglur named John Pember-
ton, has been convicted in Wilmington, Del, for
breaking into geRtleman's house and stealing a
number Of valuable articles. He is sentenced to
receive twenty-five ashes on the back, to stand in
the pllory one hour pay fine of FIVE hundred
dollars, and to be confined in prison four months.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
STOVES.
DARLOR sToyEs-Exrra.-R. d

n D II .
NcELROY, No. los Beeknan-s;reei, HehT " ate Isl
1auufactures ard has hand superior a>sosht Oh ar
- Stov- called the Philadelphia Radiators Fnch Wele
,snTad bv the celebrated Jonas Gleason OF
and the demand that city and the STATE o
last three or four years with Jul parallel N ts
nntry and they Introduced IN tins city asl wear WIN
a ucce-s which proves then TO be The most
r. ever introduced Paror taking i-ss thaa he'i
,be fucI of a CRATE, and are free rom dust
He Las SIX s1es OF theul suitabe tor almost any
Th ioIlqing only ewcf those that have used he
New-York and vicinity and De given as references
- Martin Van Buren,. Kfnderhock, New-fork
J. J. CodGugtnn, No II Bond-strest,
Major J. Benedict sol Heury-streei, "
n l. Gris~olh, 75 Cham hers-Strest.
Mr. Mitchell, los Warren. .s'Ieet,
samuel Williams, III Waverley place,
John Degrlw, Stone-street,
J. T. Norris, li0 East Broadway,
Messrs Haraden Co. 8 Wal-treet "
Lyon Co so Liberty street, "
Maltby L Starr, ~ Water street.
Bramball Abernehy Colirs, IS Nassau street, N .
l. B. wymaH; y Prospect-street, Brooklyn.
Beri J. C.horne, l9e Henry-streei, g
Edward A. Biden, 2l6 Pear-street
D Perk ms 81 Herry-street,
He has also en hand general supply OF the most a
nreyed Cooking Stoves also Alright Stoves OF tfie roS
u ,rpI pr3ceN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
CTOtDH Ndlct'
TO ENGINEERS. Mar

VEVO ENGINEERS. Manufacturers and
others-Weided .vrousht Iron Tubes, Tor Steam, Wa.
ter Gas &c from to inches diameter and IN engihs
from inches to Y feet, capable of sustaining an internal
pressure from 1000 1900 lbs per square nchoge'
iher with fittings OF every description such as bows, %
Joined by Screws and By Of which they ay be pu'
together with the greatest facility by any dnary workman
The great and durability OF these tubes IS COM
pared with Copper or other material ard their econoni!
render superior all others for oi The purpose'
above mentioned. For sale by
IVES e WALWORTH K MASON. Sc Annst
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

work equally useful TO all classes oil eadeFs TO De coh
pleted in Il parts OF large pages at 20 cents each
G. ANTON q MILES, 2O5 Broadway,
~ publishers and Booksellers. will receive subscriptions
ence Literature and Art comprising the history de@crip
ton and scientific principles Of branch o human
with the and definition OF all the
terms in general USE illustrated by engravlng' on wood
The first number will he ready December Isl others VIII
follow al intervals of about two weeks. SANTO MILES
ais, receive subscriptions Aisons History OF EUROPE
Sr i,1 : ~, ,n;lj h.. i.s,edin !, few davs n25
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
By Special Appointment.
yEpI EII GUNH Pen M ManufaCtnrni

By Speca1 AppOinuhshl.
TOSEPH GILLOTT, Pen Manufactures
81 TO THE QUEEN.-CAUTlON.-The hlSh chnrHc
of these Pens has induced the attempt on the p-
AIR. Gillot but also upon the pGbfc. An inferior fce
bearing the msspe.d name thus elliot, cntng thr fa
/, is the market It readily be detected by III
unfinished appearance and the very common style U whc
/. is pct up.
Observe. the genuine Peas are all marked in !rll--
"Jaseph t;otts PATENT Joseph Sllett, warran.ed
and al each gross bears fac sm!e OF his Signature
The above may be had, wholesale, OF HENRY JGSSof
yl5 IL 81 John-streeI corner az rtiih.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

NNTOOD SCREWS-25, 900 gross New
w England Screw Co.'S refined Brass and Iron Wood
Screws comprising variety OF Lock Piano Forte
Machinery Gun Screws &c assorted from in 10 Inches
No 20 warranted any other manufacture in this
country England Deaies will be furnished win these
Screws lower prices than good article can be imported
Every description of Brass Iron Screws will be made 10
order al short For sale by the agents
MITCHELL X WITHERELL, 81 John-st.
~ B. Wilson'S Screws, Ames Shoves and Spades, Br.
tanna Ware, together with general assortment OF Demes
lie Hard COR Sne above. nSO
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

J clustering snow-storm commenced here
last night and continues this morning IN rough
srnothering style, quite after the oden time
Downcast has gotits great coat on now and ready
for winter business. Bangor Wing.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

ILLEGAL VorERS.-The Grand Jury at VIII
,ning,on, DEL have found forty bills of Indictment
agains, that number of individuals for illegal vot
ing The persons SO indicted have been tried.
found guilty, and compelled to pay fine OF one
hundred dollars each. Brooklyn Eagle.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
u EW- YORK MEDICAL AND SUR.

! GICAl INSTITUTE, No. IS Chambers-s,reet-
This inton IS established for the purpose OF extending
10 those OF limited the benefit OF sound and scientific
MEDICAL AID AL diseases treated and Surgical Opera
tons perforned The operation for SrabismI Squtnf
ing a'd FOR Stamr"s, Las been in every Instance sue
cessfu IT this Institute
In treating obstinate chronic diseases of all kinds no
cn7rge l be made until the patient is satisfied that be is
rapidly improving and that short time more would conf
plete the cure.
Charges viii be made in accordance with the circun-
stances Of the applicants Charges for medicine and ed
vice from 25 TO 50 Particular attention win be paid
10 the diseases OF Wemen and Children Cuppng, Leech
ing and Vaccination attended to-
The Drug Department attended by an Apothecary of
twelve years experience, all medicines dispensed from
this place may be relied upon as genuine Open day and
night Families who wish medicine only, will be furnished
at prices much less than demanded other drug stores
DR.. HOMER B0STWICK
Attending Physician and Surgeon.
Dr. Dr. Pas:n Pa s,t1xs L. ao'Ef Consulting surgeoa i,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

EEAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver
4 4 Medal awarded J. Hayden TOR his very supe
rior Pens" by the American Institute at its last Fa iht
have them the Preference and the best
accountans many of the public institutions will use nc
other Pens They justly obtained the highest reputa
ton and are not surpassed eqUacd by any III tie country
The trade are sapped the Manufacturers prices by the
agents ). r HAYDEN, D riat'-s,Teet
Agents also for Slmans School and CounHnghousa inh
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