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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-14
mendlng INN 70 Others.
THOMAS MAsKEEL

Parish Of St. Mary august 18th 1s44l.
Fran Francis Daacy
Parish Of 81 Mary Oet II, 1871.
To Dir. A L Plough,
Dear ,Sir,--I hereby most chcr;ully OK.
press my thanks and gratitude for the kind
and sklllfnl treatment1 have rec siYed from
your hands in respect 10 Surgeon dentistry.
am truly pleased and have already enjoy.
cd more satisfaction, than | first anticipated !;
| have therefore no hesitation in saying that
in my humble opinion you justly deserve
PUBLIC confidence, as | have never met YOU
equal as a surgeon dentist. II affords ne
pleasure 70 add that YOU are expert in exc
c%ufiou, correct and punctual il application,
and use much judgement and taste in your
profe ssion.
Yours, z. Ed
From Suadrg cit7ehs Of 81 M~artinsriie.
81 Marfinauige Oct 23d 1871.
The undersigned citizens willingly testify
that they have employed A T. Plough surgeon
dentist in their families, and declare them.
selves perfectly satisfied with the operations
performed by him.
G D DebIanc, r Deva1court,
3 Norge, "A NsyieI,
e Voorbieg, / q Morse.
Z Mouton, parish Of lafayette.
From V lie Blanc Esq.
West Baton Rouge Ore. 4h 1914.
take much pleasure in stating that DR..
J. Plough, dentist, has served myself and
.amiIy in the various branches Of his profess
with skill and to my entire satisfaction,
md unhesitatingly commend him toothers,
sho may want bis services
r. y YITaVB.. v-#&
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-14

Coo&s are plentiful this year.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-14

WIG BANNER SONG.

And who ia be before us4
The SHADOW Of an hour.
A leader chosen in despair
10 prop expiring power
Our Champion, through the solemn Past,
Since first we heard his name,
Has been the %fayorite to this day
OF Freedom and Of Fame.
Hurrah, &c.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
halls,

sd - fctr bcquem in Stubcu fir
HI.!Ss ss5@ 9emclectcs @eldN6ft ciu9c:
e So sa thciIt, nit ctcr pia;3a am
F-5 IL y sas critcueuno ,pcitcu Stcd
!s:- -, - Ger 9lu,en Gauge rcS Nau
ft6 cntlan9, cine ;metil0dlNtc ecm N1ulc an,
octlutc JEiide, portrcfAid,e StaUung, mel
d'c ltper ;u ilbertrcfcn 1T, npju baS g9ai
frr tcaucm it, Gin bcquemcr Slcf ;-0rci 9u.
&c, oerdrm9e uno an Die NamiItcn Strafe
ifoecnrc Srdm Sdops, Itidlih nm einiqcs
Gicitdft bnrin ;u betrctcn. 0as @uithaus
it ocGcnmdrti9 bcwcbnt bon 98iGiam @ruio,
uro ocnicet cine ietr duSQcrehnte Stunclhnft
NouHuiti9c irQtcn oicic Gielc0enhcit ridt
uutcnuBt pCrllbcr qehcu t0scn, ilrScm CO ciu
fchr wCrthrolle5 &i9cnthum III. Sur n6mlt.
dcn 3rit iNa audi FIN Srim Stall Ycrfauft
ipcrecn.
Gin9e,r9en nno unrr grecuticn oencm,
,nct oIs pas @i9cntlum prn g III II
W hcr.
Sur uimIjheu 3cit unr nimIAcn Srt:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
6 a III c 8 6. 9S ali
0ifte Oct 9(9enten in 2efa gaitntp.

Stite ber 9t9enten IN geha 9aittttp.
SOlgenocs it cine eiite Der bepramddti9'
ten SI9cntcn fir 2ed,a Sauntp:
Samcs SO. 9BilIon, 9llIentauns
6. mo y. @jrcB, 9tcrosRhcitbaa,
s. uno SO. Soittel, SIlosWbcithaG,
ScDcr uno Wcccring, Tcrb'l8britaa,
9Iarpn @ilcnharo, Stc9crsrilIr,
Stcphcn Ballet, 9iprosgEhcitba1,
Swcn Sfcrn, 8crn's Wmhlcn,
6. uuo 9. Stcdcl, 9fcrb. QGbeitIGE,
Gurs 9lubD, ncrclbcrg,
81. uro SO. petcr, 9icrosWbeitbln,
Hcuben Sd9er, Sd,l6t 0amnL
Scbn Ireitblcr, Neiorbcrg,
0tathan @crman, @crmanSpitIe,
Somurl Camp, Ieus3riprfi
Scuas Naa6, QDnnpiDe,
Sefbua Scitcrlin9 pIcaIdnt 9titae.
Icocmbcr %, nqlS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24

1cle9cu duf bcr Iitiid'cn Scitr Der Wfaroarrt
SrNec, Der Stdot NNeutauu, Qcd,a @uuntu {;
mrltitdb an teia9te Wargnret Stras
Re, nrroItd an eiEr Vcttc nurcrlrt 100, gcs
ri9uct prn 9Inorco6 6raule, Gitlid an cine
auccrc Vcttc rCs Scbn Gicc mo Stare Grc.
man, mo luclId, III cine cfcutlidlc 20 6ue
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
9lIbann. cSnni 20. 1919.


Socrren Stainburn uuo Slidcner- Mcine
oerrcn: SD hattie MIDI id,on rcvSlbiercne
Wale entfhlo6en all Sic, in Se;u9 auf Sbre
itdsbaren pillen, su ld,reibcu, otcr nOtts
wenoi9c @eIfdftc baben mid, jereanlal biss
bcr oapcn at9ebalten. Die @rtract pillen
percen aabier febr bod 9efhdet, nnb man
be9innt ciefeIbe al9cnlein Su 9cbrau6en. -
sd, babe biefelbe fslblt fir Rem leBten Wcnat
9e9en 9tbrumatism 9ebraudt, unb fam gus
prriIdlih betaupten, bas bicielbe mid, sin;s
lid, curirt baben. 8erifieeene perionen ppn
meirer Sefanntfhaft ftno ccsbalb iebr su
@unifen Sieler pillen eingrncmmer, II. nuns
iden ta6 id bic slgentifaft fur cieic slbthei'
lung Der Staet annebmen mbd,te, bamit bies
ielbe, pcnn perlan9t bel Der Danb lein tpiir>
ben. YSpllen sic Die @ute hoben, mid, su
beuad,rid,ti9en, eb Sie einen 9lgent i'm n6rb
ld,eu Sbcil bon 9llbauD baben. - Weine
Wcbnuu9 1T 30. IS Sarato9a Stra5e, mb
weuu Sie cs fir gut adten mid, 81 cinem
9I9cnt Su crncnnci, 70 fonnen Sie mir tc
piIen init cem ndhfcn Boot ;uiencen. Der
Sbri9e &c.
CS = -, q 2 O 9N n a
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
100000 sSp1G
Srctter llilp SSolbcl;.
~ caDcr InD s. y # ,m q It,

Scuad,rid,ti0cn ihre Trruncc une cas- Nub,
ltfum, raB lIc bcn aItCn Stano ees Scffs
man unc QGeapcr, III Der Namltcn Sirose,
cbcrbdIb (H1Genbudl'6 @aifbaus. 0rnrmmcn
bnbcn, unc QIcidlfalt5 brn alien Stanb, ehc,
Gem Acbnlttn pcn Gjeor9e Jtcipcr une So,
olImc ic ln'Incr eincn 9rpecn 8crratb rem
Srctter nno Snubcis bon Uerihieeenea SCrs
ten nuf S1auo baIten pcrcen - oarun.er bes
fncen itd fcl9cnce
@clbs uno 1Sci6pcint S(ur Gcarts.
Noplar SparpS, Scintlings uuo
Narfen, Otipel. Sparr5 II. Scant'
ling Ylnnel gparb5 uno G Scant.
ling &trlhen Soarp5 uno Waatcn,
Soenllof SenszScdntlin96, Sciccs
9f6ftcr8, @i6cnsN Nlantel, 2ittdcIL
Sciter 01ume, uno llberbaurt ale
9lrten Sretter, Yaubcls Nfclfen,
gatten ullo S6tnbeln.
sic werben INNER cti9e 9lrtifcln gum Der,
failf anf Soane baItcn, uno iIno bcreit peric'
nen pom Fanoe oanlit an ben uicoriSlten prtp
fen 81 ucriebrn.
Ohnfbar fur 5crcits 9cnreeuc SunbId,aft
hrttcu ite oUrd, 9eIIduc uHo pnnfflide 2lbs
MAJ tun9 thrcr @jcid,dftr NIB biuige prCiic ep
nc Srrtcouer terlrIbrn ~ erbnliCn.
SSolepb 9Scaper,
Scbn Z. Sooffnlan.
5uIt H. no3R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
SfGttnbltrtl's

&rauter Gttract< y tuen
weldbe eirSi9 uno alIein bon @rtraeten Der
ihdBbarifcn poaitdnbi9 pur9ircneeu @ur;cln
mo pfan;cn, bic in bem pfauSenreid, 9es
funben werben f6nnen, oerferti9t flnb.
Dieie Webi;in Ghert iId ifuea bic @unit
bee publituns, uno bat flh iiberaa no ce'
IeIbe 9sbraudt purbe Sc9inlti9ung uub 3us
trauen errporben. Da beren 3uIammcnieBs
un9 ginslid ans 9rtracten beltsht, 70 mad,t
bies bielclbe nidt MIR allein ;u elmer Der IL
d1erlfcu unb meif mirf1omifcn Wceisinen,
lcnbrrn su9lcih tau9licb fur ale @pnftitutios
nen ,ur 2IuSrottun9 Der 6ranfbeiten bes 66rs
pers, bcs Sluts, Der @in9cWeice, nno alle
anbere Seidnercen weld,e baraus cntilehrn
uno iibcrbaupt bad menIdltde SDtcm befals
lem
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
SaunI(0ip 23eriammllln9.

3nfploc rincs gcfbmscS Der unlingit am
Soauit non I8lGiam SHittci III SuesgBheitboQ
0ebaltcncu @aumtD @criammluu9, ica cine
@crlammluug ocr Burger pou lHcicclbcrg
Saunidip, auf G;amitags ben 3tcn 9Iu0uif,
ndhtcns, am Gjdtbaufe Urn Ne eter WGll,
term Sdacrsullc 9ehaItcn wrroeu, nm
lid, fcrncr utcr ben prlldcupeu Snats. Gar
;u beirrcchcn. Glc SorbCidhler llno riuoe.
l1eCn bciSupchnrn. DC &cmittec.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
OefentltCNe 95enpu.

guf Samita96 ccu 3tcn 9lu9ult, UNI 10
llhr Scrmitta9s, ioIlcn am 5NanIe bcs per.
ltrrbrnen 6 b II 6 uber, in StsrsWa.
enn9ir 2aunid,m, 2sd,a @nuntp, fclocncc Dir,
htel nuf cfcntlidcr @cnou prrfauft wtrccu:
2 Sthhc une Elm 9liuc, Sdwenc, so 9jos.
@drpctS, cine 2Iu;ahl Sicnrntrfr, Better
Settlaecn, Bureau, "a StmrG.llbr, 3iIbc
mo Shblc, Sfen nit 9fcbr, Strcbtduf,
N"9rn S0ecV, uno fcuit nod piclcrlci 9lrii,
tel Su ,pcttlduftiA Su mcIecn.
=, c'r %rotn9lm9en am 8crfaufstG9c une
9Iuhpartun9 rCu
Salnmcn &llrcr. 2Gr,,.s
9SilIiam Succr, eF''S'
SUIT H. ro3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
2eu9ni6e pon Guren.

Gertifcaten BON tpunoerucllcn gBirfun9cn
Der 8rdutersSrtractspiacn uno bon ben pies
len @uren bic Fe beprft baben, fonnen bel
ben ocrIdiebenen 9lgcnten ringcieben merten.
98tr fit9en bier cincS bericlbcn bel, tuelhes
anf @eraeeipchl bon mebr als encm 2aus
Ieno bcrppr 9encmmen wuree.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
SCbdebares @tyentbum

<ENto%NfNS NSS<N&HNA|
ouf bfentli6er Senru 81 perfaufen.
Samitaes ben 24ifen 9lu9uit I'M 10 llbr
gcrmitta96 icG aufccm Gi9entbnm irIbt If
frntIid oerfauft wcrben
9}c. 1.-Gine Cote 2anb,
ocIcorn in Sber WiIforb Gaunidip, Gcd,a
@auntD; Qrdnsenb al 9ano bon Oanicl
@trrbdro, Sharlcs Tair uno anccrn, entbal.
teno ru9cfdhr II 9ider. Gas Edno 1T in
benz belten @ulturfaure, uuo lebr gut in Scns
fen.
$50. 2.-gin StriCb Qanb,
9elcsrn in ben n6mlihen Sauuld,ip {; 9rdus
,enb an Qano Der 8eremi9teu Sruecrn, S,rus
0a6 eoub it gut III Senien uuo lr9t an Der
Gffentliden Strase, ipeldle bon @maus mad,
Sbarlestauu flbrt, NIB ipitroe cine pprSii9s
lide ectte icin, nm barauf Su baucn.
go. 3.-Gine 2cttc Glno,
9clc9cn in Sol;bur9 Iaunidip Srin;enb
All 2ano pen Sobn Jfnaus, lcBtbin S6rael
Cool, ino antcrn tntbalteno 10 9Idcr -
9dcr oaocn 1T 9utes 5ocl;lanb, ras llcs
bulge 9uicS 8dus uub Sttpammlduo, nit
fEBencem gascr barauf --aIIes gut III 6cns
fen.
0lo. 4.-gin Strt6 SoclSlano,
ev,s,. gelcgcu in SolSbnrg Gounirbip =
E;S53f9 9rdn;cnb nu 4ano pru SceI SEED, &,
STS> Siuaue, Saccb Mdrfs Eno ouceru;
<ezssss enthaItcnc 50 9fcr ccs pcrncbmitcn
jcclscs.
So lit Elm 9bcil bcs lic9cnten 8crmGocu6
ces prritrrbcncn Sacob s @bri 4, lcgtbin
bon @maus.
Die &rcin9un9cn am @r,faufsta9e unb
snfwartun9 pcn
Srbn 8. 21lrall, 9lJcnt fir
Samc6 @brtit, Gr'pr.
Suli II. nobT
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24

ouf bfentli6er Senbu 81 perfaufen.
Somita9s cen 24iten 9Iu9ut um 10 llbr
gcrmitta96 Icll ufbcm Gi9cntbum lclbit If
fcntlid) oerfauft ncroen:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17
Tuesday after the frs, Monday in November
was passed-Yeas l4l, Nays 81.
A motion TO reconsider was rejected and the
House adjourned ARGUS.
Things i'm Philadelphia.
House ad
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


| PluL,pKLrHiA May IL, T. NJ.
| CHURCHES OpENEp-ScycIal OF the Catholic
Churches opened early hour this morning Tor the
MARY ST Joseph and The Holy Trinity independent the
saeement Sssve bn; mow isy ceased notw'isnnd"s
the existence Martial Law and the daiy rS"ns oil Orders
Col. c. j. Jack, rather obnoxious to the great
Of the Native American fay. arrested Yesterday
saf liz hS sa 500 Ae s 9 10
Grand jury of his ono!s ohaIrc IN the relative
which he denied the law LAID 10y the Judge gave
embTaccu.
a large quantity Of slugs, made from block-ln,
lead iron. &C. have been found among the runs kensus
tonaso number OF bars said 10 have been used for the
purpose OF Knocking down understood Mai Gen
cans intends S afternoon to make thorough search Of all
Catholic houses IN the District 81 hsHsnf@n where ire arms
United states troops despatched to guard the Arsenal al Frank
KUMoKEp.-lt is said the Grand Jury will in all
probability find bills of indie mon: inst the Editors the
e u hs S S as other active mem
For AkSoN.-ihe boy Hess arrested in kensng
during the riots, while the act firing dwelling IN JEFF
S55 bail ''' 'Ne'' '''' '''' III ''''"' %
ANOTHER ARREsr.-John Curry, an Irishman
was arrested this morning kcu>inston charge having
been firearms during the late not.
SENTENCEp.-A colored man. named Carbon, who
attempted evening two TO break coal office
this TIED aud convicted IN the Court OF Sessions
and senicnccd TO two years imprisonment.
For MuKDER.-CaEney, the yellow bar-keeper
charged with c murder Of Higgins short SINCE is no,y
ga trial in the Court of Oyer aud Terlnncr.
SToCKS-A medium amount OF business was
transacted to-day at the Board of Brokers. with but little
change prices except Reading Railroad Bonds which
upl. Readug shares also improved :! Stale 5 declined ut
Frs, Board-i59 .s Cirarl Bk 91s do L. $. Bank Is.
8 do MorrlSown Railroad - ~ do Wilmington I'd 1874
$40 do Reading I'd ~, 5000 Reading Bonds fiat S7il
shs Northern Bank OF keutucky ga. 500 City 1864
1885,; q 81, Reading Rd 90 500 Camden and Anboy Rd
&- $3.50 Snte is. az $3.50 Wilmington 6s 1857 So 5000
Dnnvie and Potsyllc loan sfs penna. lns Co. l
$l+Oo lehgh Mortgage Loan %; $500 Ches. & Del Canal
Loan S.
Second Board-s0G0 Ches. x Del Canal Loan S.: 500
States 6S lS2, lis; 10 shs. T. : Bank IA l0 do LOUIS
vile Bank s. 5000 dollars Reading Bonds ds flat "a
500 state Is 7es; 81 900 Tennessee Bonds July Sj1s 3i 81
b. flat Va: do Mechanics Bank 26}s.
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PORTRAIT OF BERNADoTTE,
LATE
KING OF SWEDEN.

The NEW WORLD of this week contains the following
choice articles:
l. SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF BERNADOTTE-ByG
C. Hebpe l.. L. D.. ws:h i've engraving.
. ADVENTURES On THE TESAN FRONTIER-No.
VI. givins Il vivid picture border life.
3. GLlMPSES IN THE MoUNTAlNS-The conclusion
Of this capital story.
4. FATHER GoRloT. or. Scenes Of Pnraian Llte-By
Talzuc. Concluded.
5. ANNEXATION OF TEXAS-A powerful nI:ice in ia
OF this MEASURE considered reference to the slavery
question.
9. THE KING AND HIS sKETCH BooK-By Laurie
Todd.
:. COWARpLY ASSAULT gu Geo. L. GIddon E.l n,
the bookstore of the Applctons. with comments
g Satisfied with eNracts: National Academy Of Design
Religious Anneslres Important Letter from WashIngto
Phlladephis Rlts Beethoven ColectoH Of Music &c &C.
E Single 81 SO year. Citizens and ,tfan-
gers are invited Gull and subscribe Once 90 Ann street
J. WINCHESTER, Publisher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17
Commercial and Money Matters.

ao- For Commercial and Money .Naters Last Page.
THURSDAY p. NJ
The Stock market was without material change,
Dot some descriptions improved slightly
Exchange Is 81 a for Sterling and 5 27i for
Francs, and dull.
The recent rise in the price of NorYi and Wor-
cee Stock has attracted much attention. and has been
rally considered the result OF speculation We have Obtained
the following statement OF the aa and of this Com
pany which will give readers an opporno, nj f,,minp
thei. opinions 10 the value of the stock we have
cry confidence in the Truth of the suboned statements, Il is
proper remark. that what called the lonp ,,,oI %
tens per cent OF The whole receipts This very mnor
ant act "a makes the INJURY likely 10 result from the oppos
ton of othe. roads but uncomfortable thing ca,,,j
The whole business Of the Road There believe
'wo hundred manufacturing establishments depending on this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17

--j,Tl5
Since May commenced the receipt, have averaged ss e,
ny. which al the rate of 80 go for the month
Al this ratio, the gross receipts for 1874 would exceed szO
u may happen, however, that the receipts no,
months oi the year Will great u,ooo,
on and safer therefore. 10 calculate ON $40 40
a year. which unpropous 70 railroads IN general
Ne gross receipts of the Norwich and Worcester Rnio,d
ached Sl5l 3 H. With of nearly sl7 900 tor
ee m9nths, uIreudy realized il does not OF the wo
eaienlets on s31V Tor the ensuing months Tax
~ ,hen on bass OF calculation the receipt of 500 0 for
peseh year becone- evident that the Company can pay
nc hes on its debt, and give dividend of IS per share on
10 49, January s after eservng s5 goo for sinking fund
Fased a. a. per SgmDanys Statement Of anvary o. 1874
CIV o Nnts e, cent doe t July 1856 $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17
MARRIED.,

On Thursday morning. the 10Th by the Rev Dr. Mil
this City.
On Wednesday morning 18th by Rev George Potts at
the Brick Church. Bcekuan street, Mr. Isaac klrP. Jr. 10
Miss WISFRKp II. CARPENTER. all OF this City.
On Wednesday evening. 18th zion Church. Mott,t
by the Rev. VIM Morris, DR.. James Stewart 10 Miss MARGA
RET WEEKS, all of this CITY
On the 18th Christ Church Brooklyn. by Rev Dr. stone
0uS j. SoLEY Of Boston, EvIRA, youngest daughter Of
the nte {. :. leseen. E.q Of Leehorn Italy.
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PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS
OF A
w f Z Y. NE w S p A L r,
TO BE ENTITLED
r FL T. = z q Z LIZ ET

The Board Control orhe ocieiyor the Diffusion of Truth
ofe City IN York being DESTROYS promufatne The Gospel
condition OF fallen man. have thought VISION to eta
sh paper this City, advocacy and herald OF the a
of the Church o Christ OF Latter Day STUNTS \ portion
of which, times will be devoted Agriculture. Commerce
and Manufacture well the Foreign and Domestic
News of the Day II Will Likewise be the faithful advocate and
defender othe Constitution of the United States whose glory
and efulgenc- known cline winch bnlted Tor
and istTIUus and ancestors The Arts
aud Sciences shall be neglected Sketches Narratives
biographies Mora; Essays. and Poems Will also mad place
IN m. columns OF The PR0pHrT whilst is conductors will
end.avur TO mpnrt variety and ll;e It's columns
TERMs.-THE PROPHET will be Issued saturday morn
ng the 18th instant on an Imperial Sheet No Spruce ST.
New ors and will appear thereafter that day ut One
Dollar per aHnurD. invariably in advance.
DcS-A letters and COMMUNICATIONS must be addressed POST
PAID TO The PROPHET. No. Spruce.st. New York
BIZ order of the Board G.. L. LEACH President.
New York MAY IL 1874 mis- It,
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Pull is hed this Morning.,
THE LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAZINE,
FOR JUNE
THE BEST LADIES' .M4G7ZfNE PUBLISHED.
EMBELLISHMENTS OF THE JUNE NUMBER.
"Myrha' elegant Engraving Steel to illustrate By
ron's Drama of Sardunapalus, By story s. Atwood.
Fancy AfabeSque Pattern novel and beautiful Em6el
lishment, designed and engraved by F. Qunrree.
Fashions for June. engraved by j. j. Pease from Pa
risian designs. and colored expressly Tor this work
ORIGINAL ARTICLES.
The Cross Of Chrysolite-By G.. Donald Mcleod
.lune-By Mrs Cathnrine Allan
The tii,ann of Iea-By T. j. PoTGr.
Asprntions-By Mrs. Francis ;. Osgood
Love before first Sight-By Edgar Wayne.
The Poet--By Mrs. Lydia Jane Perssa.
Wild FOwers-By Chas. J. Peterson.
Fancy-By II Bradford.
our fcmale Poets. No. 3-Nlrs. Annie T. Dnnes.
Song-By Jerome A. Maybe.
lIavanna, DE CuJa-By' The Poor Scholar
Our PLAIN Dnuglier-By Caroline OInc.
Mynha-t llustfGted.)
Aunt Palty-By Mrs Ann :. Stephens.
The sea--By :. swain. JT.
Fashions for June.
Our Contributors.
Autographs.
Novelties. Omissions etc.
Te,msn:2 per nHnum in adyqncc sgge na9bc,' Is Cts
nil Tribune Office loo Nassau st.
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To Force the Growth and Dress the
Human Halr-Io Stop II Falling Of
Cure i. of Dandruff-,Beautiiy It. sc.

THESE nre the real snd actual qualities of Joness Coral
Hair Restorative. 1t viii force the HAIR TO grow On any
place where Nature Intended hair To grow stop II fang on
dark For dressing the hair soft and silky nothing can exceed
the most economical yet superior article made for the Hair
Sold-2 or .hngs bottieat the sgn of the American
Eagle 81 Chatham street. New York; @ Fulton St Brooklyn:
Estate Boston, Ledger Buildings Philadelphia; aG King
street Charleston :. c. NIL In
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THE BROTHER JONATHAN

For the present week will greet ms friends with
bouneous and supply of rich literary viand Among
the choice articles may The False Prince Or
the Community OF the Seven Deadly Sins continued-a CAPT
re story from Backwood .. The Pirate, of SegnG-conciu
sion of this powerful story Biography Of Mozart. the great
composcr-conculed. ). Military Adventure o. N'cel!ane
Agricultural Matters. 8. Scrap Book, Poetry, &c
g. Acknowledged Punishment, the Anniversaries &c. TO-
News of the Week. copous extract.
By all odds the cheape,. and hes, newspaper the Union
Buy and Judge for yourselves Only SO or 6 cents
single.
Publication Office 80 Ann where ladies' and gentlemen are
requested n cnil and subscribe m7
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AMERICAS MUsEUM.-Who has not heard the Orphean
Singers Then to-day without TAIL lose the richest
that mas been offered for months They engaged for
day also, Winche who dyspepsia for nothing-Cole
and Certo, beside the Gan who be all hours
and the Gypsey, who be consulted BY all Only - cents
don't ect the chance Performances At 81 and p NJ
Tt-H W. Hewe Bookseller and Publisher 30 broadway
..l!l issue Saturday 18Th No of his Illuminated and
illustrated Shakespeare. Tins number embellhed with beau
tuiy engraved illustrations ali OF which will equal any hth
cIto issued this work.
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COURT CALENDAR. This DAY.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. 40, II, D. u, l. ~, AZ, Il,
So 4, 6, 40, 20, SO, IL, ii, 80.
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II The Canal Board have adjourned to meet
again at the Canal Department on Wednesday, 2Gth
June at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. fAreus.
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DAVID SANDS & co.
,r,,tc.rc, Avn pIIapM

CHEMISTS AND PHARMACEUTISTS,
n East Broadway, cor. Market-strect,
n ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the2ublc GER
n esIy that they have for sale extensive and
fully selected stock OF
choice Family Medicines, Drugs, Chemi-
Gals, &c.
together with large assortment OF the most deca'e french
English. German, and American
PERFUMES. EXTRACTS. COSMETICS, &C.
md rrea, variety OF Fancy Articles, Brushes Combs Toilet
soaps @' PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
5 Family REGIMES carefully and scientifically prepared BE-
cntnncirni person al all hour OF the day and night.
TlJES of the best kind constantly on hand. Tor sale or
,nnljed BIZ a competent person II all houIs.
fSARATOGA WATERS from tie dtieIent springs. VIZ
Con-:,s Pavilion. and Iodine, received iFesh ever weeh
rYIIiF REST SHAVING SOAP IN TIE WORLD Is the
rsnornon of the Old Naples Soap. made INTO periun-
ed by The forms me 9nT 5
n. Shaving SOM, VIZ: to MAKE ATHiCh RlCH Ltl HEX
at viii mol jTy II mind really does hls soiians the
cranc. To- The nose Gents this once sold at g Broad
wsy 50 Chatham ST. State ST. Boston; Ledger Bud,nss
Philadelphla la Fulton St Brooklyn mi. I'm
mo LADIES WHO USE Oh ALk,-Ths rluFes The ,Sln
riyes II deadly blush white but me spanish Lily me
os the kinn fine ike nlabastaI wlte aniesuy H. sou,
- o. cent. Al a Broadway. State IL Boston; Logger
Rniidnrs Phadelphia: l8 Fulton ST. Brooklyn NIL I'm
y1I1TT4KEGREASE SPOTS from Clothes. Carpets, Wool
cns &c Sc-Ihe Magic EFasrye Soap removes all grease
,no,s STAINS sc from clothes without nlung te
N H. and beautiiyng them Sold al .
Chatham ST. aud Sd D'oau""'' - 49, ~ - '
mil I'm
TONES SaRSAPARILLA CANDY-Each . cent pack
containing ounces OF the medicinal properties OF me
Sold al So Chatham 81. and 30 Broadway. NIL In
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DIED,

On Tuesday 18th Mrs. C,RoLIS A. KYLE wife OF Alex
under Kyle. Jun aged ~ years months and y days.
So pure. fair, so fond. - few OF days.
That even the stranger must our loss deplofe.
Tho thou called 10 JON the Sernphs praise
To Tim, whom thou hast loy q. forever mute:
For hearts Ike thine the worlds duIk ways
'jnce ldsi TO earth. ne Time eer restore
In This City. the si of March last after illness Of three
days OF the Typhoid fever Mr.. WILLIAM MACK, aged nbou
"A years.
nc Seneca Go. papers please COPY.
Apul 10Th after short illness. Miss CAROLINE WISANs
daughter of Alr,. Eliza Wnans.
Al,o the morning May 10th. Mrs Eliza Dit PoST.
daughter OF Mrs Eliza Wnans and Wife OF John II. Du
POnt.
The friends Of the family invited attend the funeral
this Friday afternoon, O'Clock. from her late residence
tGl Broadway. wI,iou, farther invitation.