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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15
Executive Committee q the Home League
&C. Thirtccutl, Ward DEMOCRATIC CLAY
" Fora Notice Of Mr.. Ernerson's Lecture on Man
ners, and an article Association see First Page.
S For farther News from China, see Last Page.
Preparation for War.

u We hope nobody takes seriously the War
buster of small portion of the ress. in view Of
the s,ate Of our Relations with Great Britain
The Boundary Question, Border outragcs, &c arc
certainly no more imminent now than they have
long been; the Right Of Visitation claimed by
Great Britain on the Savc-Const cxcitcs little IL
feeling though much earnest discussion: while the
Creole case, we are confident will not be pressed
farther unless pro formo, ly our Government. a
war waged by US on that issue would be war up
on the settled principles of international Lava
war upon the common sense of mankind Thus
believing, we decline publishing the favor of Wall
Street setting forth that fleet of TWO hundred
armed Steamships and Shops Of War might read
lily be formed in sixty days from our Commercial
Marine, in case of n conflict. We presume this is
the fact and that the vessels and good crews
would be at the service Of the Government when
wanlcd-their ordinary employment being arrest
ed by hostiIities. To spend twenty or thirty mil
hons in clustering armamcnts appear, TO
,ls the hight Of extravaganza and folly.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
. 9.et, I've Dead re.,-,I ner.on.

y 7.ct lie Dc:'H rcsf.-AII persons Who ar %.
posed 10 the removal 1i the dead from the Belhr RapOi
hurSin9-Grnyad ~ Chrystie,trea,, also "h0 WI! op;0
any persons filling offices profit honor Cay, CIJfca
TAR y no have SAIL doue any thing epJaGger Ds
r!gii up ol the d@ad.eiilef by scandal. afh11
i5anG, p9.'-on or assault and battery invited 30 o.
at The Hall - Bo,Fcry, THIS EVENING, March ~
and every evening this wrra, LOCK-, Tor hrarEE no
f.s'- AMI adopting prevent the grave ron
beng robbed Also sud Hall Viii open ever da
from A. NJ uli % T. VI a .ad relatives an friends o!
IN! dead 10 IGN petitions and CIRCUMSTANCES 10 ie Lt2sf
tUr., and orth Mo, the poor' Guy Relief Association
w!l soon ind employment for those whose circumstance
who AMY ,ir,rin,, .he Nm - mis-
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: Hope Total .Ab-,incnce s.ci:cf society.

Pursuant 10 the provisions OF thu Con.iitnor special
meeting OF the Constitutional Members ct this Society VIII
be held Wednesday t.ciI, next, sa|tpa 3nclnrh
in the Hall IIelcr< are reqrt>,c,i be pnncaI ,hcr
aendancc and a. perep he admitted without s
Card il hoped that no one will NEGLECT eng pto'iit
with one JAMES COOK, President
-Uuns. " MnonRlrE Secre:ary. NILS Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

-t..N = lfIVlug tlIlarHeN rt-lt!tl Ns t>al,l.
Hiru No % Broadway. near Wall >trsct,l introduce,
NJ >tve OF HAS, Which have peeuIjar aapnc>s
;l. present STYLE. drS, aud rum tho approval o Gen.
;leiur,l OF i>'e. he encouraged ootr artclr
point OF aud lishtnt>> a! appearance together With
di,hug form gwen she brm, with a.cu, cGrye t
>g-pa>,t> all oh, orBer admirable Platforms 10 NiH,l he
would invite t!oS' ,>iring essential part otdgesS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

THE BEDFoRD MCRpEn.-The man who Was
discovered murdered on Thursday neur the Rail
road, is a.cert.ined to be jacob Gre,ley, of so
Ridge-street. NewYork where he has a wife and
two children He was tailor. His wife was in
Brooklyn yesterday afternoon and recognized the
body She says he left home on wednesday to 90
to Eas, Ncw-l ork, TO hire house, and took his
gun with hin=but no dog His apprentice, about
twenty years OF age, accompanied him. The boy
WAC also carried i gun. SAYS ,!lat they parted al,
the edge of the woods South Of tho Railroad, and
agreed 10 meet At a certain pointat the end OF the
woods. He waited long time, and after going
rousd the woods, came home to Ncw-Yerk. On
Thursday he all day in search OF his master
On Friday he went as FAR as the tolI-gate near
Bedford where be learned that the body OF his
master was at the Coroner's otiiae in Brooklyn.
The boz told is not in custody. The dog
is kept as a witness. Ourpoice are on The alert
and Will we think soon discover the truth Of thu.
matter. BROOKLYN Star.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

1SsuRREcTIoH N SAsTA MARrHA.-The fol-
lowing particulars in connection with this outbreak
we deriv. from Cnptnin ]. D. Williamson lat.
commander of the steamer Union, passenger by
the British brig Elizabeth, Price, from Santa Mar
tina Capt. Williamson who came down the river
Nagda!csa, wns taken prisoner BY che revolution
lsts confined seven months and plundered Of pro-
perry to the value of 100000. The American
Consul, who certainly cannot be an American, per-
emptorily refused his assistance or protection
Capt. w. and other Americans readily, however,
obtained protection from the British minister, and
was at last indebted for his escape to Capt. Price,
of the Elizabeth. Four or FIVE Americans wer,,
still in the province, without protection, and ha,
ing also been plundered. ara without means. The
Us brig Of war olphin left Santa Martha for
the United States, most probably msled by the
false information of the American Consul, without
afording any assistance. Apaachicola Journal.
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s:ni!,cring.-Ti

IFgTc,npcrnHrc s.ut!icring.-'rhe Ark Ten
pcraucc Benevolent Society viii hold their rtgulnr meeting
TIN, Evening March l5 AT y O'clock, Columbian Hall
263 Grand several very popular speakers will address
thu meeting.
The friends Temperance invited 10 attru' together
with all those So intoxicating liquors moderately ur
immoderately. Come one. come aii.
Beats reserved for ladies, JOHN MARTIN, i'reS.
CHAs RIDDLE Scc'v mlj u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

II OIL nintin1~.-TheSu subscriber Las tor sale -
splendid modern European OIL Painting, by enlncn living
artists, htng parJ ioS. sold the Apollo Gallery
February consisting Landscape, Marine e">. Flowers,
Figures. &c viz four Views OF ,hr HUDSON, one We" IN
Eeyv-lIayrn three Marine Views; Compositions OF
Flowers Composition OF Fruit; one The Holy Fam.
iY-: Landscapes. &c. The above Painting. psn-
did frames. and WI b. sold much below their value. vary
M rom $40 10 SO HIRAM RAMON,
miI ~ ~ SO Ghryst!c-,ireet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

Lg 0rsEGo County h4. elec,e,! Is Loco-tocc
to 4 Wing Supervisors. The Wing Towns ART
Cherry alley. Decatur. Lauren, and Richfie!d.
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rgVnrfr,i-AP arrTrr vi

JTWaEfri-A Partner ,ritll cash capital OF Slnf4G
N well established yvhor>ay house u Pearl street
The opportunity presented ia very desirable and
need apply unless ttev have the requisite amount
OF capital to invest, and give underlined reference,
high respeciaoility character A,ress g. VI boz
~ Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

SnlPwREcK AND Loss OF LIFE.-The ship So
phia, of London, on her voyage from New-Zealand
70 Kiapara, was lost in tremendous gale. during
the night Of October ID, Oft the Bay Of Islands.
The master, Captain Harrison, and ten sculnen.
saved themselves by cnging TO the rigging and
portions of the wreck but the remainder con-
sistng Of twcnty.cght seamen and passengers, and
two women, met with watery grave.
Commerce. Advertiser
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For The 1'ribur.

+ H. b.,
Gen,lrmso: me md. ssn~d beng anxious tina, them.
,,Ses VIM III. oH'r ihN btatS oY onl cy should hny-
The opportunity Of hc.rnK confe OF Lectures from te
distinguished English GeoaNgi>. jHARLEs lY1LL Esq. F.
Il. : &c beg !Ua,e bring lc >hbect bror vour board
II cannot unknown TO You that tfS gcnleI holds en
lrn rank among the cuitiyaor- ,.-..nce rha, he la.
delivered successful course, OF Lectures Boston and ha.
deIqda and i understood that he provided viii he
iueans of illustrating such hg drawings, Ac OF The
most Interesting cldTaCtcr
believing thai the organization of your Institution such
world br Likely orNet the benefit, OF his instructions
widely and the tn. couiuc. efficiently 10 the
proper remuneration OF . lecturer is re>pectrly sDs
ge,tc liai take INTO consideration The poprirty
Wing him t deliyera the pac- where the lectures
OF Your institution are usually held
In ol such importance" the undersigned trust that
lec"operaono OF oti"rp public n.iituon, n' be obtained
asst rarely happens that equal sarnug and talent canhe
cpmUanI=, Tor such dnollccL
We arc, gentlemen. &c.
II {: De Rlinm WA iittI,irIJ Geo wilkrs,
' %t,rt 1y I 'sasl %"s S "91
J kenrney rodgers Ion VI Wainwright, John Durr,
lIni,'. REM. jch. Charles inthon, Jnincs Dekay,
Jon GoodInr, ,onDelaie!, Jacob Harvey,
Henry Bmyoor, james kiug John F" Francs
IT. IN accordance win ih, wishes expre,'edin rhr above
communication, the NcnI orr Lyceuul txcI, IN pyit3-
tor, to Professor Iy, which ha, been accepted The
nre, 20 commence "Wednesday evening, 10Th inst The IL
large ao' Si did! ana more ample tal ANY h'frioore
used. m!3 Is
o. PRO i.ycl!'. Lecture on Geology.
Ei2i, Lecture, G.olo-sy, By CHARLES In
ELL r. x :. President GroIogca society % LONDON
wlbe delivered before h' York LTceum aud tfr
uher generally, IN thc Broadway Tabernacle, commencing
Wednesday TIE 10Th inst at u O'Clock p "; to be cona
nesi every "Wednesday and Saturday anti concluded.
hf conrSe wi 'Hbr1re=tiie toiowing subjects, viz
Frth water Formations of;rera@e extinct VOLCANOES Of
successive periods.
>aIc'are OF trna origin granite rJrlts; change, IN
iplea.ai and Sub,ideuc. liz Earth, Crust, subucf.
f "a ti s3,lo4 OF IIenpIco srraps
C9raiihe Limestone Of variou. geological ac.,s
,,atire and orgUof Coal
Fop,-maIhS al fossil Animals.
ChlrOfteTiEin Dfg1Grrcais III the mos, ar .u r0cE
itecessionOt the Pail, al Nbsg.rs
S2lid-r Formation transporting powcrof Ice Artiono
Glaciers and icebcrgs.
Each Lecture viii be- illustrated with very large and
,Iaa"id drawings, prepared IN Eagan expressly for his
Lectures ntiii. Country.
Tickets for the Course, three dollars; d:o 10 Nom.
5ers Of the Lyccrn dollars; Lnde- Tickets two dot
laf-io b. la! at the Library tie Lyceufn, III Broad.
WY; at Saxon l-si Fulton Il; and Al Wiley Putnam,
NIP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

u Several accidents have recently occurred on
the Petersburg and Roanoke Railroad, (Na.)
from distractions having been placed on the rack
iy sone Unknown scound,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

II Public sicisoos---fhe iricpts cf nlY fr-scn'
of ibc Schools will bear III mind that tie meeting
will be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING, nj 5o'c.0Ck
in the Park pursuance Of The call already signed by
about t1rcnty thousand adult citizens onid The weather
prove uias!rable the necn@ Si'z''r 9thed and ''c
n0jic, given of the day winch ai meeting VIII ,' tG
I,I5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15
THE TRIBU n E..
NETWORK, TUESDAY, MARCH Is.
- Homo Lcague Convention. ApriL5 e

. Home League Convention, Aprl5 ls42-
The following Resolution was unanimously adopted al
meeting Of the Home League Of the Stale OF Newly DIRK
heid in the City Of New York Oh the 9Th FEB inst
Retoired That the Home League" of the State OF Ne-
York approve cal. order OF the Primary L-agae
for National Convention Delegates representing 'e m
friends frotec;lcnot Home Ind : and
Promotion OF Reciprocal Commerce. and n tle
request that the delegate. which may be chosen: from obtr
Home Leagues and Agricultural Societies and al-o rom
Mechanical, Manufacturing, Commercial and lnttIai IN
provenei associations lhroug hout the United State
desired bring with them ali such Importers n'oFila.
their various opportunities, localities, &c a.O'o 80 80
ece 10 lht object, o. the Home League ana ,n
delegates a; the Repository OF tie .t 80 ~
Oh the 9TH day o April next. az II 2ciocA ~ -
Executive Committee Is, here5y aauio1l@.! =,
measures "a they deem t1ieInrI't ~ -, "a
Lefty tie above call. THADDEe D. ,r,
WILLIAM CONSELYEA
WILLIAM c. LANGLEY,
HORACE ST. JOHN,
Executive Committee q the Home League
OF the State Of Newly OK.
II TIE Edorsof al The journals an tie Country Hao
are friendly Protection IF Home Industry and th>
establishment Commerce basi of eqlt and just
Reciprocity .ciM all hnt,ons ea,nessty requested to gre
sh Gal nt least anIertion IN trT eserdI
1aprr. md ask t<r readers 70 Tie
~ Thirtccutl. Ward DEMOCRATIC CLAY
CLUB.An adjourned meeting Of ii. Club ibc held al
Tppecanoe House. No. Sieriiistrec Thursday
Evenin. the iTti half past O'Clock, for the pur
Constitution and yc-Laws ;IA.to complete the organza
of The Club. All eiriend, OF Henry Clay IN this
Ward who wish 10 ion the Club requested 10 attend
JAMES A. BROWN President.
r E.hs r. h n.y. Secretaries. MIA,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

~ Photographic s.iitcnc.af-, Ivy mn improved
Dngucrcotypr process by NJ ID VAN Loan, corner OF
ChalnhrrS-st. and Broadway. ca I IL I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

e JEFFERSON County holds Home League
Convention at Washington or the 22d Inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

10 Howard and others il a suit against tho
Cincinnati Whitewater Canal Company recovered
over 100000. Abillof exceptions lla. been taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

q ScHuYLE1LL County, Pa. held s genera!
Meeting Yesterday 20 form HoNE LEAGrg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

q Capt. James Head was killed at orono,
Neon the 25ih inst, by limb failing from a
tree upon MN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15
sor;uy Sf,Ic.-C. Z. AIVORO < co. N

Bowery a public tine Ear iin Four Dollar
the spring pattern equally lightnnd durable, IN
costly qualities. and }>>t>E. all the elegance ot appear
arce keepu. lli assortment OF Other qualities Al Bea.
and Nolc>kin iat>. In the trcico ne NEuia Hat,
At 81 nov offered, they aimtu excel ~ NIB Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

TRIBUTE TO MERlr.-The Legislature of Flo
ridu have passed resolutions expressive Of their
gratitude for the services Col. ". j. Worth has
rendered that Territory as Commander-in-Chief
Of the military forces in that quarter They speak
in erhighly complimentary OF the skilland
ability with which he has conducted the military
operations entrusted to his charge, and state that
he has been instrumental in Kidding the Territory
OF nearly seven hundred of her murdeross foes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

q i young man named Reuben Hess.
recently thrown from his horse in Berkeley Co.
Va. aud kicked to death. He had brother
killed in the same way q .hor, time before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

IIowE's iYcEtSE IloREHouNp C,<ps-'Ihle rsras.li T.
safe. and economical rcuery cogh>. hoar-ue>>nt,
throat. ami all caS>c. OF Influenza &c Kept constantly
hand by the proprietor i32 Broawa corner !owaL'i->t
and pronounced hy those who have used remedy in
The fatal effects OF all the above symptoms
by , week. yrepor oftc CITY Inspector. Tor The mall
OF half, perhaps onll qHnrtrr ola dollars worth i
AN Ali uliu lp.,.a Vridri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15
70 the Public.

'Ge the Fublic.-tmldop>= celebrated style OF
short Nan Beaver, smooth Castor, ami Cashmere Hats
which have been universally admired ana, approved are
still furnished the old establishments corner OF Wall ari
Na,,ail->trcet-. Ut h., usual io" price
Tie French vie Just Introduce! exclusively hl tie
subscriber character with thu long Inst OF elegant pat
ferns which have. rmanaied from l!>.rN >hmcn.
ANlDpN. NgCnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

% The main line nl the PENNSYLVANIA Canal
is now opened from Philadelphia TO Pittsburg. and
tn. transporting trade has opened quite briskly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

y Public ach0ol-.-.lsi'. meeting 81 trends OF
these Schools viii be- ht uMDi;pW t"s'iHrsi'avl at
. clock the afternoon IN the Park. l call -'I''il
are informed, by ahOn cocoa n,ac lah!!aulsot Tie
city over tie age OF tweny -o1c wears. nib
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

u s.ii,O9raphic Priufs-l00,rn0 splendidly
b,r" about 9at designs, a.rcn, which
grca nnnher National Tea; Moral aud Religious
subjects The above are published in superior style, aM
for sale by The subscriber, IN lots To suit purchasers
S.ETRRiFR, Spruce->t. opposite the sun office,
X Z. NeN subject, from iernS,y The ;r,i artists will of
=.,,.. o every week. t2l ng In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

q In consequence Of an accident 10 her=air-
pump. the CLYDE did not sail on Sunday She
sails this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

.IosEFH BooY Esq, one of the most re-
spected OF the old T rcnch residents OF Missouri
died at his residence, st. Gcncvievc, on the 9th
I'll. H wa. the Wig candidate tor Lieutenant
Governor d few wears since.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

AIosr BRuTAL.-On the 9th inst. the wife OF a
wretch named Bird, atPittsburg Pa. was burned
terribly that she cannot recover. When d!scov-
crd her husband was standing by making effort
to save her; her arms and feet tied and she
afterward made oath tina, the drunken brute had
tied her thus to her chair, gagged her. and then set
her clothes on irc@He il in Jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

anal loo Bower.
sTANrARo PRICES
Rraysr., -.
.;as.. - 90 Six s. -
Il>n, ,>era AMI splendid patterns ~ Cloth and Vel
WI Caps Gentlemen Youths and Chilrena very large
stock conrr>G the best assortment u; the cv, whnir,ae
and retail at extremely low prices. mo.e~l>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15
Il Transparent s,n!in:, Window shades.

OLIVER W. WDpDFOi:D 10 Chiariur-.t i}gilt,. ne AZ
enon OF tanie, about furnishing their on.e i spring
10 splendid lot OF Italian window Shades uii,urpass, b.
any EVER briore brought 70 this country. They are III
painting. OF artist who la, dev6te lie 10 his plo,
.loa and embrace ever variety OF Landscape Scfary
Perhap, piece OF furniture appears better agni;aec
or more inviting than handsome parrot no~ -ll,e
painted IN style 70 initiate The invoice contain,
Italian laadc"Pt pcs GntlBc Arches. iIoonsh Scenes Scroll
Borders Ni,Eette Crniers, &c. ..I,
y b. Country Merchants bUyin. to sell again ip
10 their advantage 70 cali and examine tbs. ayoice lot ou'
1000 part a. ttiei Will be sold o" cash About gao pal,
al the low price OF 81 50 per pair. nIlff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15
WI. r. JENNINGS.
II Fender Chins.N1nv gentleman may he.

II Tender Chins-tnv gentleman maybe. IN
family relieved from all PAIR tying ttI. operaiGno shay
Stop invented by G.. Saunders which .uporss.e- the
cc>aity oil hone and by which tliem0>t >kiul aSay
produce a. keeitnd smooth ,! q. the could BY
any possibility exhibit under the mo-; <Pfrieced hand
Il i The, only eectralnean which e art OF man has Vet
devised tor giving to every man opportunity OF Gitne
his razor to hs chin 0ltl the amc cerainy he mend
pen TO suit is o"n hand. which person 'rii br,towG
hy bringing dull razof and E"ioGt Charge ha90gt pat
in order OF the Tablets.
This Son ia. been IN eyt.nsyese or The last y.
five years during which time is proprietor ha> received
certificates o. il great ntti from Tho >t>cieu;ifc
4eliemenin the Country. The decided superiority ot a'
article above all Others we'll cncorS. By t.e American
institute, having the premium the late, well
preceding Far, H!len exhibited for competition ~ mis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

TIE BEST ~ TIE WORLD -Sher.rans 0rrs Tooth Paste
Tor cleansing and beau,iiyng the seth hardening the
and wertenng the breath. Recommended hv-s-veral
first dentists and physicians aud by all who have used
stermans Cough Lozeng.s for The speedy relief ofcoug
cold, nsthma whooping cough tignes OF the chest and
consumption The Rev. Mr.. Anthony aved from thu
consunptve by only three boxes thes. Lozenre
SheruIans Worm Lounges, for the destruction and
nova OF all Kinds 81 worms IN children and adults Recon-
mended by the physicians generally for their l-nsantne>-
and great virtues.
>heruans Camphor Lozenges for curing the ,vor,, head.
ache ana pal pltat!nn five minutes, givt immediate
relief faatncss uwncs depression Of spirits sea sick
and all nervous diseases.
Shaunan Poor Man. Plaster. for rheumatism lunhaoc
pam or kness IN the hack, side, breast or an part
the body. One million sold yea, All Dr. Sherman.
ees are good and can De relied on They ,o 100
Nasaustret. and bv agents atvts-din this city, anj
Ledger Building Phiadelphia and states. Boston.
AFlcT WORTHY OF NoTIcE.-To many il appears wholly
often speak OF the extraordinary virtues ri
Pea,e' Compound Eorehound Candy bat when thew c0n-
der many newt invented nostruES have been started
the which the above has met with 10 apo-
ogy !, necessary. W. wish the public 70 discriminate be-
tween tI- genuine and worthless
Pease's Compound Extract o. Horehornd Candy needs
praIse-t has ALREADY received the inr!ble stamp
SoIi a, IS Diyi>ion->,ree, and 70 As,.r Hous-
II The most beautiful woman in England >, Lady Ga
imagine an angels. and her couDerafIce one ol such
surprising 10 v-a- that the polished and hest brr4!
men can scarcely withhold themselves from staring her oui
couat-nance Hence. may b. supposed she produce,
sensation in that counry-amost great Dr.
PETERS, Loz~nSe> produces u this. And yvay sr.ak.
OF P-ter's Lozenges would remark that Tor curing
..aSchne> coughs. colds worms. headache low rls
and Ga-sa, they surpa'. ali other a. Each as
Lady S!anhope lovely ae- surasss the her far
country The beautiful Ciar>sl lives in I0ndoD-
Peters Lozenge. are TO BE- lad i59 Broadway
AMERICAS Mrsscm-Mr Harrington and Yam, Zoo. ,F-
thnait'an, are both grea, performers, .y h
raj 9TH, talented ar'!s;s arr Engaged here this week
only. Tomorrow there wll BE- splendid ,iav perform
O'Clock for h- accommodation Of ladies' and r,
persons as cannot conveniently attend IL tle, evening"
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II W. call the attention oil reairrS 10 the advertise
ment IN another column Of Mrs. s c. Reid and daughter,
1874 FouThstre. ladies' avorably Known having some
years past been al the head successful establishment III
tins city Tor the ndcious, moral and intellectual prove
.nen OF your. ladies.
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u NORTH tmcricun 'i'ru.t and s:anI.i..z

Company.-A pceuug OF tie Solicitor, md Counsel
defending The foreclosure otmnrtgag- gIvtl said Com
pany. VIII hed attle office Or. Brooks solicitor
10 Maiden lam, on ,rueray, lIarri 5ih I,tani, II
O'clock p h 10 consider matters relative % Ic offence.
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familiar rtt lures on Geology arr also given tie iy
mn for tho special benefit members 81 Schools with
.r TEACHERS and parents. ~ mil II
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% The I. 5. Steamship OF war Mississippi
Jeff Norfolk on The l0t!lzinSt. for New-Yorl. The
IS soop Of war Vandalia has been ordered 10
the coas, OF Africa
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IL In accordance with 'hcwi,l2s expressed in The above
communication the Nc@iort Lyceuu -SsIi.' an nyit3-
ton To iroeAsor Lel, which ia been accepted. The Let
lures 20 commence on "Wednesday evening, 10th The u.
>tratinS, ici hundred III Number, are very
large and did, and more ample Dian ANY h"rctoloe