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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-25
MORE OF CooN's WORK.

MoRE "CHEgRfNc News FROM Quo.
--"Oid Democratic Perry the crack Lo.
'co!oco township of Locofoco Stark coun.
~, Ohio, which has given meioriiies since
1928 against as varying from 90 to ls6
votes, was carried by the Wings on the
lst inst, Tor the first time on parry con.
test, by an average majority Of % votes.
Keep the ball rol ingl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-25
That same Old Coon /!
Address to the Wings OF Berkeley on tao
Day Of Election, 2t5h, 1914.

Day Of Election, 2t5h, 1914.
Wings VII stood by Harrison
whgsl who hold with Mai SON
And with our Father Washington!
On 10 victory.
Sow's the day. and uow's the hour
See the front Of battie bower
Sue approach the jackson power--
The fefce Democratic"
Wao would be T'raitor, knave1
Oh who would not his Country save,
And see the Old Wing Banner wave
Der Old Virgin:al
Who. for Freedom Right, and Law,
Ga this cause would stake his al
On this issue stand or "a
Let him vote wi nc.
BY oppression, woes, snd pain,
In Jackson's, Vans and Tsler's reign
By all our labors. rendered vain
BY open Treacherie.
Lot US speak as Freemsn may,
1hro' the Ballot Box this day;
When We vote We vote for CLAY
The Bold-lhe Truc-Ihe Free.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-25

GcDIr's LADY,, Book for May has come to
hand. 1t ia caibeili.hed with Two beautiful steel
enersvinss, The Rebuke," and May Morn
ns," With fifteen different styles Of the latest Fash
ions 1t i. of the most attractive nsmber,
that ha. been published for some time.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-25

A Vine VIcToRy.--At the late city
election in Boonv!Ile, Missouri, MIR. Chiles.
genuine Wing, was elected Mayer.
The Wings also elected City Constable
and majority OF the Aldermen,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-25

Vine VICTORY IN PORTLAND. ME.-
ElIphalet Greeley, the whig candidate for
Mayor, of Portland, was elected on FRI
day, BY 2I3 minority.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-25

The wages of master workmen, in tho cotton
factories at Ellicou's Mills, range from Sc TO sic
per 'oeel; of grown females, upon piece work
from S2 10 upwards of $50 per month; am. Of
younger hands, from Sc to Sl2 per month Clerks
and statesmen emplo Dyed in the offices and stores
receive high salaries This statement Of wages is
strictly accurate.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-25

EAALM LEAF HATS JUST received IS doz.
Palm Leaf Hats. which they win sell from
81 to 62b cents. r. 4. BRYARLY, Jr. & Co.
April %, 1914.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-25
CLERK WANTED.

yHNHE undersigned wants an assistant in bis store,
III in Bath. who is a competent Clerk and Sales
man. To who can produce satisfactory testi.
monials of capacity and good MOI al character, a
permanent situation and lhersl salary viii be
given. WILLIAM HARRISON.
Berkeley Springs, April %, 44-d
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-25

On the 18Th inst, by the Rev J. A. Sess Mr..
BEsJAmiS Hill TO Miss JANE PfrzgR, all Of this
County
On Thursday evening last. by the Rev. Robert
Wilson, Mr.. RoBERT McCAFFERrY to Miss CoR-
NELn, daughter of Charles Hesieiine, Esq, all Of
Wiliiamsport. Md.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-25
RENTING OF PEWS.

The ve.try Of Norbctn ne Parish have determined
IN rent a limited number of the pews in Trinity
church. in Martinsourg. The Committee a3poin-
I'D for the purpose viii attend at the Church on
Saturday, he llth day Of May. when and whero
persons wishing pews viii please sttend.
HARRISON WAITE,
EDWARD COLSTON.
JOHN 5. HARRISON
EDMUND T. HUNTER,
April 25, 1914. Committee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-25
RELIGlous NOTICE.

BY Divine permission the Rev. Mr. Reynoldson
(BapiisD viii preach in the Presbyterian Church
10 Marlinsburg on Tuesday next, at early candle
ligbt. April %.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-14
GEN ANDER SONS ABLE LETTER.

An esteemed friend and correspondent IN Iennes'
see has sent US a copy of General Andersons able
letter TO the committee of invitation TO attend
dinner given by the Democracy of Maury Ienn, on
the 18Th day of July, TO the Delegation from that
State to the National Convention" with request to
publish il in the Madisonian He says, SIT will ELECT
much good in this State, and in other States, II wide
ly circulated. | hope the General has had large
edition printed in pamphlet form"
We cheerfully comply with the request OF our
correspondent
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-14
THE LETTER
ALEXANDER ANDERSON,
OF TENNESSEE,

OF TENNESSEE,
In reply 10 the Committee OF lnyltation TO at
tend a Dinner given by the Democracy Of
Maury, Tennessee, on the 18th July, 10 the
Delegation from that State TO The National
Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09
Whie Candidate for Mayor.

The CITY Convention met last evening at the
prosdwav Hopse. and unanimously nominated
MORRIS FRANKLIN as the Wing Candidate
for Mayor, to be supported at the approaching
Election. The Nomination was rendered by
unanimous vote to. the Hon. ROBERT SMITH, but
he declining, Mr.. FRANKLIN was with entire
unanimity agreed upon.
Friends of the Wing Cause! need we call upon
YOU to rally on this name? You gave hlm
generous support for Senator at the last Fall
Election, and the City gave him majority.
The same vote this Spring makes him Mayor
Let every friend of City Reform, as well as every
one who is friendly to the great Principles OF the
Wing Party, see to it that they be found fighting
under their own standards, and victory is sure
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09
CITY ELLIGE NCE.
CIRCUIT COURT......Be Before Judge KENT.
10 the Divine.

Albert B. Van Cott, Us. William Il. Sharpe
Action for Grim Con.-Damages laid at slO.COe.-Fiith
Dav-This case was continued. Mrs Pfebe Aun Smith,
called-Saw M Van Cott presence Of witness husband
and Mr. Pohemos expose his wfs bosom &C. John Polhe-
mus plaintiff former partner, testified to similar facts He
was lively and oicked about the house Mr. Smith hus-
band to Phebe Ann Smith, and brother Mrs Van Cot es-
titled TO seeing similar conduct the OF Nh Van Coti
Mrs Martha Wells h4lfsiste Mrs Van Co testified 10
being at the house Orchard after the difficulty MI
Van Co said that Miss Wadou and Miss Ride had spoken
as TO Mrs Cots conduct with Sharpe but he did not
believe them He spoke against them and his wile Said Dr.
Bailey had Informed him relative his wife and Sharpe and nc
believed his wife liked Sharpe better than she did him. he
spoe getting board for her and told his wife he woudgv
her $40 week if she would live with Sharpe. She said
said would or her hands off first He had his haudker-
chief TO eyes, and appeared be grieved Witness
Miss Wadron asleep the basement sitting chair and
Nh Van Cott sitting bench also asleep with his head on
her lap. Mrs Van Cott in the He called Miss
Wadron during the difficulty, comb his hair He was
weeping;a the time While Mr. and Mrs. Van Cott
visit witness house Smhtown she saw Mr. Van C0tt
and Miss Wadron lying the outside of MIS- Van Colts
bed asleep 1t hot day in August and Miss Waldron
had bean some distance Church THE effort TO bring
up testimony against Miss Waldon in relation to Nh Van
Cot Mrs Van Cott and out of the room, and the
door was open Mrs Smith (Ars. Van Cots mother) and
one or other witnesses testimony relation 10 the
difficulty and
1,o Co,rt :, ,J;ourneG I'll tlic forenoon
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

Mr. CLAY AND THE Tuscaloosa COMMITTEE.
The citizens of the City and County of Tusca-
loosa, Alabama, at a numerous meeting appoint,
ed Committee to proceed to Mobile in person
and invite Mr.. Clay to visit Tuscaloosa on his
way to the North. Mr. Jemison, Chairman
of the Committee, in brief, eloquent and pertn-
ent manner, expressed the admiration of his fe
low citizens Tor the eminent public services and
distinguished character of the great Statesman,
to visit them MIR. Clay replied, in his usual fe-
Gcitous and happy manner, regretting that the
rnle he had laid down to govern him IA his visit
to the North, not to depart IN any case from his
direct line of travel, would compel him to decline
the invitation of his fellow citizens of Tuscaloo-
sa. THAT rule (said Mr.. Clay limits my visits
6 to places directly on my road, and if l were te
deviate from 1t, one deviation would beget an
other, and | should be insensibly drawn into an
inconvenient extent Of travel, that would give a
political character to my tour, which it was
never my intention it should assume"
Mr.. Clay then repeated his thanks for the kind
and flattering manner in which his public services
had been mentioned by Mr.. Jemson, and closed
with brief alluslon TO his agency in the passage
of the Compromise Act after which the Com
mit,ee Withdrew, and Mr.. Clay received the visits
of large numbers of the citizens of Mobile,
throughout the rest of the day.
GREAT Wing MEETING IN HARRIsBURG.-A
glorious Wing meeting was held at Harrisburg
on Wednesday evening, after the adjournment OF
the Wing State Convention, at which Gen. IRWIN
made an eloquent speech, and heartily endorsed
the nomination ior Governor Of his successful!
competitor before the Convention, Gen. MAEkLE
Several other warm and glowing speeches were
made, and the meeting adjourned IN the midst OF
the greatest enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09
The Court adjourned till this forenoon.

SUPERIOR COURT. Eefors Judge VAspERPooL.
Madame De La Haye VS.. Rev. A. Verren.-
Action for libel, brought Of anonymous let
tels said have by deendansready referred
TO. The Jury could not agree, and were discharged
U. STATES CIRCUIT COURT. -. Before Judge BELTS.
The Grand Jury returned true bills against ia
cob Gates mate o! the Oxford, and Abraham Sutton, for
smuggling. Joseph Miller arrasned Tor counteretng,
and Smith and Coll for assaultins the Of the ship
Charles Carroll, at Lisbon. They plead Not Guilty
The trial of Frederick Lander and three other
sea n for attempt revolt, Sc, board the bark La
Grange concluded. Lander found guilty of conn-
Ing the captain, and the Others acquitted
COURT OF sEsSlONs. Before the RECORDER and
Aid. SCoLgs and LEE JONAS y. PHIL IFS Esq, Acting
District Attorney.
SENTENCES PosrPoNED.-The sentences Of
John Jones convicted Of rsemeano procuring abor-
ou and of Edward F. Burke obtaining arca disc un
der false preterces, postponed to Tuesday next.
NoLLE PRosEoUI.-ln the case of Edwin Mills,
indicted Tor assault and battery on William w. Whitney
noIle proSeqt entered the complainant had left the
State.
GRAND LARcgSY-Charles Gibbons, mulatto,
tried for grand larceny, stealing coat overcoat vest
and ranta!oons worth Si. from the Of Edmund H.
Weyman No. % Maiden Lane, the 29h February last,
The accused proved good character honesty and
trstWothneSs having had charge OF large money
When conndent servant TO MAJOR Frazier Army Paymaste
IN Florida. VeIdct-Guilty. Senteace-State Prison 2
years
ANoTHER.-Abraham Ryarson and William
Spwor tried for grand agcrnv stealing S37 from Hugh
LsTckeT, OF No l64 Eighteenth The Night the
2lSt February the Five Points The jury found the p
soaeFs Guilty, and they remanded for sentence.
BURGLARY.-John Moore was tried for burglary
IN the Sd degree breaking the CT P Hay-ns Co
Al the corner OF arket and Wafer ,es The 9th Febru
e-y last about 3oclock the morning, BY forcing out one OF
the panels of The front window and bolt, Yc
with lntent 20 steal He found the oy Watch
man Helms and arrested. The Jn-y found ha guilty, and
recommended him 10 The mercy OF the Court.
ASSAULT AND BATTeRY.-Peter Cusick
ed for ASSAULT and battery James Powers the I'd jan
uay last by oeatiug HIM Roosevelt the head with
billet Of wood leaving him PoweE. haa ptev-
o procured billet Of "ood and beat Po"sLs Ter
cused Guilty and recommended him 10 the mercy OF hr
Court
NoLLE PRosEoul.-In the case OF jeremiah II.
Tspran indicted for 1rxp, dsofdeIy house $40 Grand
street.-The nuisance being ab4tedd f;oe prosequI
tered.
FoRFEIrUREs.-SamueiJ Johnson, indicted for
-b-zzenent and grand larceny James NJ Burger for the
and Gabriel HATFIELD Tor assault aad battery severally
failing appear and then Jecosnzances Were for
feited.
Adjourned till Monday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

The Delegates TO the Baltimore Convention
were instructed to support Martin Van Buren, for
President, and Richard NJ. Johnson for Vice
President.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

Tpy New ORLEANS ELEcTIoS.-Our New u
leans papers of the 25th ult bring us the vote o.
the Senatorial Election there on the 26th and to-
abundant causes of the defeat of that staunch
Wing, Christian Roseiius, who has been oaseiy
defrauded of his seat. The vote is as follows
Municipality |. ,ys,;,,,
Is, Ward .24s 1873 ih Ward. +t, t6
2l maj. 5th
Municipality II. 90,
'st Ward - 2:3 l2s 3ld "aTd...ls, 90 90
Cd ...2T 22i itn ,rr 49, - 0
W., - .har.'e''4Seyy aE g9y Ballo, Box bTohe
ISL F." "u. = "''' open by l.. +
"a 40 l,h - MAJ:
Total ii. ~; -. =: ~. l22
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09
By This liIoglalg's Mail.

Mgx1co.-Adyices from Mexico TO the 9TH Of
February state that the Government have aP-
proved OF the arrangement made by their Minis
ter at London. The February instalment due on
the indemnity to the United States had been paid
and the u. S. ship VinceEncs was awaiting the
.rr;va, of Gen. Thompson at Vera Cruz to take
passage for the United States
lieutenant Barr, United States Navy, bearer
Of despatches from Commodore Dallas, command
mo the Pacific squadron, arrived at Vera Cruz on
the 18th of February from the Pacific, VIA Mex
leo. and was to take passage also N the IN
cennes.
New-JERsEY.-The Trenton correspondent CT
the Newark Advertiser thinks that the chances
in favor OF TIE School Bill are somewhat M
Droved. An amendment to the Election Law was
adopted in the House on Thursday, by Mr.. pat-
terson, Ioco) to the effect that no person from
another State who connects hmseit with LAtera-
rv or theological Institutions IN Ncw-Jersey'
shall be entitled to vote The reason OF tins IS
supposed to be that four lths Of al these persons
are Wigs. This is certainly very good Loco
Foco reason.
n Commodore CHARLES Morris arrived IN
this city on Wednesday, after an absence Of
nearly three years, in command, first OF the T. ;.
SQUADRON on the Atlantic coast OF South Amerlca,
and subsequently, of the L. S. squadron IN the
Mediterranean. Nat. lntelhgenccr, yesterday
TRIAL OF CARTER-The argument IN this
case was continued at Trenton, Thursday, and
the case was expected to occupy two or three
davs longer. 1t was supposed that Carter's plea
of his acquittal for the murder of John Castner
would not be received in bar.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09
New York Legislature.

ALBANY, nITsudE, warren T..
In the SENATE, the Report on Surrogates' fees
was received and the question Of printing ten times
the usual number referred to the Printing Com
mttee The bill to extend the time for complet-
ing the Catskill and Cana joharie Railroad was
laid on the table. The Medical Practice bill
was then passed--ayes 10, noes 5. The Geolo-
gical Survey bill and its amendments were re-
ferred to Select Committee
In the HOUSE, after the reception Of petitions,
amongst them one to submit the question of
Constitutional Reform to the people0 Mr.. LEE
submitted the Report of the Committee on Agri-
culture, together with the Reports of the State
and County Agricultural Societies--ten times the
usual number of all ordered to be printed. Mr..
BURKE by unanimous consent brought in bill
to establish Court of Law in New York City
in place of the Marine Court. The Lien Bill
was further discussed and referred to Select
Committee. The State Prisons bill was then
further discussed until adjournment, and the dis
cussion resumed in the afternoon session, but no
vote taken.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

The packet Liverpool arrived last night, hav-
mo sailed on the 9Th. We see not a line III
our papers of later political intelligence WORTH
copying. The news from Parliament is of no
moment, and we have nothing later from the
State Trials. The Cotton Market continued
active, and an immense amount OF business was
transacted, and prices were still advancing.
COTTON MARKET-WEEKLY REPORT
LIysRpooL Feb. 1.-The demand for Cotton. "hlch IN
proved week has continued 10 increase day, anu anu VI.
unprecedented Ihe az
c s;nce tridsy is td per h. for American aud Snrat i'd
for Egyptian and fully I'd for other he d m
ness at the advanced quotations. Spectators have taken
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

P .. The Town Of Black Rock is redeemed
CATTARAUGus.-We have carried sixteen towns
and the Loco. Focos seuen, as far as heard from
five towns to come. These will make the result
about as last year. Cattaraugus is call right ~
The following are the Supervisors elected as far
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09
COURT CALENDAR. .Tz1s DAY.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Case still On.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Calcndar not posted
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 73, IS to 50, 50 to S.
SO, 80, 81, l3, II, 35, AZ, Al, so, 63.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

The UTICA ELEcroN.-lt appears from the
Utica Gazette that the tremendous majority OF
twenty-one received by the Loco Foco candl-
date for Mayor iii Utica was obtained by the
tons " from the surrounding towns. These pat
riotic gentlemen will all be wanted at home next
November, and Utica viii tell different story.
Last spring the Wing Mayor was elected by 10
majority. The year previous the Loco Focos had
9 ,naior,tv of 30
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

FThe President has officially recognized E.
Buguen as vice Consul of His Majesty the King
Sardinia for the Port of Mobile.
U A brilliant Clay Bail came off in Faneui
Hail on Monday evening.
Mr.. SrEPHEN P. WEBB was chosen Mayor of
s;alem Mass. on Tuesday last.
AMEKicAN MUSEUM AHEAD This grand gala day
with splendid performances AT o'clock afternoon and n the
eeo M Whi,lock and Others As RI. las: Of The Min
srels they the popular and amusing songs. dues
dances, &c. &c look out for something Ech.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

LATE FROM THE SANDWICH IsLANDs.-We have
advices from the Sandwich Islands to the 9th
December. The Government had refused to
stop any English or French vessels for debt, they
being in such fear of those nations, that they
were unwilling to put their laws in force against
them, but as our Government has always been so
tame with them, Americans are sometimes im-
posed upon.
From the 25th October to the 9TH November
inclusive, 33 whae,ships had touched at Lahai.
ma, IN the island of Maui, having on board 90,
40 barrels of Sperm-oil, and 500 ditto of
Whale.oil
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09
transacted, and prices were still advancing.
c,or,oua news from the West.

Our advices from Erie, Monroe and Cattarau-
gus come in cheerngy, and serve to dissipate the
slight fog which arose from Utica The Roches-
ter Democrat of Wednesday announces Monroe
true as steel Sixteen out of twenty-three Super
yisors. Gain of four since last year! Wing ma
iority on Mayor 1885," The aggregate vote Tor
Supervisors is as follows:
Whig o1S o,S
Whio aCgrepate MAJ. OOS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

D'AuBlGNEs HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION
Saxton 81 Miles, 205 Broadway, nave issued this
morning elegant and cheap $50 cents) edition OF
this celebrated work. 1t forms Nos. l, 3 and o!
their valuable Select Library of Sacred Litera-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

GooD.-The Barn-burners,' were defeated in
the town of Herkmer OH Tuesday, by the Dol
ters,' in the town election. The Boilers major
ity was IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

g A Concert, complimentary to Mr.. JosaUA
DUDLEY modest and meritorious young member
oil The Musical proiession will be given on Wednes-
day evening next, al Croon Hall, for which such
arrangements have been made as cannot fail 10 af.
ford entire satisfaction The purpose is self-recom-
mandatory.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

u young girl, an inmate of the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum in this city, few days since at
tempted to drown herself in the pond adjacent to
that Institution, but was discovered just as she
was about to throw herself into the water. She
gave no particular reason for her rash attempt,
bat stated that she was weary with life, and de.
sired only rest ard sleep. She indicated her de-
sire for death was unconquerabe. We hope thai,
the hand of kindness and love will gently lead her
from such fearful thoughts and teach her TO look
cheertuily upon that world from so many OF whose
sweet delights she is debarred
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEw-Y oRK-The
number OF students IN the various departments
Of this hourlshing institution is SIX hundred and
eighty. They are classified IN the new cata-
logue as follows: Medical students, 323 Under.
grates, l45 Members OF the German School
2l2.
We return our thanks to Nests. Adams Co. for Bos
ton paaefsof Thursday.
We are indebted to Capt, Brook. Of the NinIod for
Albany papers oi yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

SPEECH OF Ma. HUNrINGroN.--We hope the
strong, straig forward and convincing Speech
of MIR. HUNTINGTON, of Ontario, on the subject
of State Prisons and the employment Of Con-
victs, which we publish on the outside OF this pa
per, will be universally read with attention. The
whole subject is well understood and ably ham,
died by Mr., Huntington.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

HARPER's ILLUSTRATED BIBLE.-No II. Of this
splendid work appears to day. 1t has been some
what delayed by the astonishing demand for the
first number, of which $4,000 copies have been dis
posed OF, and is in every respect equal to that The
Embellishments, of which there is multitude, are
designed by CHAPMAN and engraved by ADAMS,
Artists whose names guarantee their excellence.
The whole work will comprise about fifty numbers,
sold at 25 cents each. There is no need of COM
mending it to public favor.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

STATE PRISON SrATlsrlcs.-On the 7th inst.
there were 9O7 prisoners in the State Prison, of
which 829 were males and rs females
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

Madame De La Haye VS.. Rev 4. Verren.-
Action for libel brought Of anonymous let
te said have been written by referred
TO- The Jury could not agree and were discharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

PENNSYLVANIA Loco Foco CONFERENCE.-The
following are the results of the ballotings for
Governor at this Convention on Wednesday:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

'MCulloch's Gazetteer, Part y. is publish
ed this morning bv the Harpers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

CAPITAL PUNIsHMENr.--We have received from
from Albany the Majority Report of the Selec
Committee Of the Assembly, in favor OF abolish
ing Capital Punishment
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

GREENWICH ViLLAGE.-Prof. Bronson, by spe-
clai request, will give ono lecture more in ST. Luke 5
Room, corner OF Hudson aud Greenwich streets,
this evening, at u o'clock. Subjects: dissection
OF Mannlkin the Brains. Heart and Lungs, Stomach,
&c. with remarks on Phrenology its principles
true, but The science faaciousj and Mes1nerism
Philosophy OF mind, and distinction between Male
and temae minds: also the science and art of true
Christian education; interspersed with several Re-
citations and Songs by himself and Mr.. Nash. Ad-
mission 25 cents for Lady and Gentleman