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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10
Regular Weekly Packet
For Jefferson City, Boonville,
GlnSrn,r md ls,rick

OtC EHu LII uUSUtChs
The new and splendid
Ssss.srAe97as steamer LEWIS F. LINN,
rxgxsssssSSA Capt NJ. KENNETH, will leave
st. Louis every Monday evening, at 5 o'clock,
and arrive at Brunswick on Wednesday. Re-
turning, will leave Brunswick on Thursday
morning at o'clock, and Glasgow at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, and will be at Arrow Rock, Boonville,
RochepOrt and Nashville, same day. She will be
at Marion. StOnesport, Jefferson City, Cote Sans
Dessen, French Village, Smiths Landing, Port
la nd, Pannell's Loutre Island, Herman, Pinckney,
Washington, South Point, Mount Pleasant and St.
Charles, on Friday, and arrive at St. Louis on
Saturday.
G5-The LEWIS F. LINN Is an critic new
boat, of fine speed, and her accommodations for
passengers are not exceiled Sy any boz, in the
trade. She is light draught, and shippers and
passengers may rely on her running throughout
lie season.
N. B. This boat is provided with Evans safety
guard to prevent explosions.
AGENTS.
FERDINAND KENNETH G. t;.
N. RANNEY, o. hou'S'
)! McMECHAN, Glasgow.
May Cd, ls4i e-tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
Rochester. y. y.

thirty wears ago the ste # Rochester wasa
Wilderness. In 1902 the Hundred Acre tract compei-
san portions of the FIRST Second and Third Wards
OF the City was purchased o; Sir William Pulteney,
by Mcssrs Rochester. Fitzhush and Carroll and
ten Years after the laid out and called Ro-
chester. Mr. Emo. Stone, now alive, was about the
first settler. The first public celebration in the city
was OF the 9TH OF July, 1912. The materials were
contributed by Pic-Nc-one person furnishing
lamb, another pig, third bread, and f,urth-ast
bu, not least in those Days bottle Of whisky. The
table was spread al the corner of Main and Paul
Streets and all the inhabitants ofrhe town sat down
TO the festival. There were in number about twenty
persons. In the winter Of 1909 and 10, two years
previous 10 this. there no,a frame house within
the present limits of the City, and but two or three
OF any description. In 1872 bridge over the River
was completed where thr Main and Buffalo street
Bridge now stands. The first FIGURING MIL be-
longing 10 Josiah Bisseil and Harvey and Elisha
Ely, was in this year completed. TWAS called the
Red Mil, and stood Immediately in rear OF the Com
mercial Bank. /, called afterwards the Hy drau-
lie Building, ami was burned in 1887. The first
Church was organized in 1916, and was the only
one in n square of AGO miles. The first Mayor of
the City Jonathan Child.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
PARIS LIFE PILLS.
BEWARE or DRASTIC PURGES.

and tie impurities Of the bt6od reqnire recttyi"g
consequences taking Strong Drastic PnrreS at s pScG
ar aSon the yeaf. 10 has appeGed IA thousands 81 ~
stances that pateu by taking such medicines. compounded
by qrncks, hd0c found Aetr sraceS instead oil the
road 10 Health,
rcne nave more iutinue connection than the stonnc and
liver The presence O! food the stomach and the healthy
operation OF digestive powers, furnish the only natural
snrunt but whenever the coaugs al tile former
and morbid. tie bic improperly Seceted and
disease and generally unhealthy stne Ol the dge
tive orci,nS sipcfveue In this ntc. persons lily To DTa
liz prges for relief Such eseclully ut this sea nn
Of the jenr inbibuE FATAL LDNSEtlU ENCES. 10
glvc HEALTHY TONE 10 TEE SnMAClt. 10
FREE TIE FLOOD OF IFS IMPURITIES and strength
en- those organs areudy by change VI the year IN state OF
partial Gccay. take medicines tree from mineral cone ud
not r1riue. but strengthening such ure FAhK LIf L
PHI rne perfectly gentle Their opofatIunS md com
s,. "r gripping they also carmnn'lve nnd sonhin2-
pnrses. the contray. produce PAM sickness rnd
PtRkS LIFE PILLS are sold by ~ respectable Druggists
and wholesale hy tie HrOpGetufs. THOMAS i,oHLIsl' ~
CO. 80 III fusn street, OF broadway, formerly No. ~
foRriGS MERCHANTS ard EXPORTERS informed ihnl
PARIS LIFE PILLS put up ~ Frtei. GsIt1Gn spa
nS4 Portuguese Wrappers. with Books ind iestnonm'
JNs PiGrmacegtcai C0egeQf London have acknowledged
the efficacy 81 PAIRS LIFE PILLS. and gwen them
place IN their Ii; Of useful &sdices rHos RoBERTs L Co.
the Public against spurious lmta"n; OF tnef popular
,,.rinc, Their Agents Morris Slam street. Louis
vie - Bgt,a Cincinnati; 4 x T. Adam. - l"ui;; a.
Oliver Go. Charities r-rt, y. Orleans j. Is; ylc iilu-
more Maryland: \. Duyai & Co Richmond Dr. Fti'f.
rhin,-lpha ucnir Iosey. josln's Corners. Madison
County, Generl Agent, Tor Western New York; >. NJ
THOMAS ROBERTS & GO. No ~ fntonst
ee31m Late . ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

- Dniiy Saratoga Fhis.-On TIE 81 day Of
June next and until the Vt day OF September next the sub
>crbe viii publish every morning Sundays cSceped DAILY
Newspaper hafthe ofthe Saratoga Wing To he entitled
the DAILY SiGATO&t WIG to contain besides the
political news of the day and ciencc ol'Vhc Candidates and
Wing principles record of The arrivals at the toei ol sara
to:a Springs public ecn-, umuemcHts, report OF lectures
balls. and iT they WI slhserve the cause OF ,tcc ana
m0ruity criminal Prosecutions and violations the peace
and good U.de. of tire village. .
Forming ms Saitogl SpHlgs does. during the months o
June Iuy and August. focus al intelligence. adIntng 10
every important pam, the tnuu = believed The ndvan-
,agcs OF daily paper published here durn. these months To
merchants and hotel keepers the principal cites III the
non are unsurpassed by these o any ssne e'eiefe
# also confidently expected that II VIII posses superior
advantages other papers merchants hotel keepers ana
oters who already desga be- located ut Saratoga Tor
the ensuing summer sensIn. 80, . - -
The terms q; the " Daily Saratoga Wing wis be 81 %.
Advertising. than II lines BREWER 81 ~ he senso
OF cents the - cert each subsequent insertion
business directory wall occupy prominent plnte IN ud-
,np ciinrre Of 81 20 will he rnde for udver: ng during
tie Saa.nn r.r irr III. h,-ad-aY "a clrsnce.
Order, left with H. T. S2ouTer. Cy Bnuk Mason and Tut
tic Nassau ncur Ann street. J. y. CTonk Fulton Cliff
street Nc" YorkA. spuGner ESQ.,. 10 Front street mud t.
b Spuoner Fulton opposite iiick,-'tcci Bro"kFn H. Y
ur forwarded To the Office ri The m IL Snrtosa Wing Bt"ad
way opposite the mcd States otei. Tor Newspaper. Nd
ycrils.ng. job Printing, wii be ponntly nicnds
Saratoga Springs My :. 1874 no law 3.S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

Franklin institute Nth Cornelius Lard LaFp, It IS
found mat one Poua.i OF Lnrd Yields an amount o.
iiG hit eqnq u one pm, OF the iesl Sperm oil. The
experiment may be relied en-. having been made with
the ggeatssjcate.
FErpryG OF CATTIE-T'h- following table gives
the relative quantity of sustenance in iew OF The
principal ar;.cl.s oil pro"enier:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

S9sAs orr ClTyI argues for the morals of our city,
w e last ie DAYS there has not been Grim nal
Importance before the Police Magistrates l. h. Citizen
Eok OFT FOR PICErocKETs.-Ve hope yclcrs will be
e, guard The nnbe-iugercd gentry ave taken the
~ ~ We season. and are Aendy sarinn bout Rail
Is, and Steamboat landings the al .rt TO extend IN
se eso the pockets and purses o. hP unwary stranger.
tim s s have lad Their pockets picked tins city
- 'e" days. Ibid.
10 put that and ina, ,oge,he,n we should think
argued very little for the vigilance Of your police
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

EDATENr ELASTIC SHOULDER BRACE-The superb
Gritty this Eracc MI ohe' mnnunc'pttl gcSnoM
edged all who them. mud the cxt"nE. d"'nahd i1i me
during the past year sufficient guarantee u h-tr
rty Tins article INTENDED r bnca ;e s!.ulders strength
en- the bhck and expand the chest '; in' notion % ~
aud being formed w,th .as, ha.h VII De found
imiei.meut rc iT.= 81 tiif rrrs Parents an"
guardians are particularly reQa lei tn examine is article Us
vii be 5,iu' bere, to cldrcn "i either sey who
h1y r..af lbt ots,nopng nui Hd> enshbe 70 all e
,n. rud ,eenrHy habits. lbs bruce mann'nctued
under ,9ction uI ir inr els "h" ma, been en-
e m i. the last fifteen years mhEugctGr'us different ~
'.-- m the same purpose, ard confidently offers me m
,- Sue Brace Us superior my article ever brought under
ils ub,etyHuOn. ,5.,
TIE above named articles manufactured ana mhy ne o.
mined wholesale ar RETAIL the old establishment oi PAX
SELLS y AGATT 81 lroadway. corner OF Park Piaee.
F. A. continue the manufacture OF Their superior hitc'
the En,tic Riding Belt The superiority O this nTtlcie consists
- .nd ,J,,,.i,l,v al9 I'm
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aic Ruli AND Tieus.y ,nps.

40 20 tG!ter ~ j ds 1 ri6GRe
lnlour paper Of pbe ll;h inst. there occurs the
6ioSng passage in sn article rou lie Natona'
lni-iie -uc,r
.'lraaS now fairy be said TIA, whateverlhe mer-
rs o. But. artiri~ means were used 20 fix a.
l.nlion u;luu ham alone he heraided b-ipr'
h- sppea'edhy persons no sounded tic trump o.
fame Tor hiw-t romance was got ~ TOR hls narne--
his biography was eubeiisiIed WIKI wonderful III
cident- until at last people would w'ingy have
paid mercy to see without; hearing him"
By reference To- q volume OF Blackwood's Maya
zine or 1889, aud 10 George Dubuurs's Violin, IL
vii be seen that this ''rnbeliishrd history was
"gct up" some ten years ago. Nieu3tenps was
htrald-d member OF several different Socleiies,
with all Their nu;nes at iuli length while the Nor
Ntgan Vloinst, with no more heraiding Than was
natural, cane amongst Us. Ole Bulls compositions.
Judged hy Hnv rules Of ar, aIe positively bad; yet
WHO ten rs that their wild chords touch tic heart MS
well as the earl The Vlcln- under bis hands, be
ones complete type OF the human heart, WIN all
is wangS and lis COWS
Gle Bulls genus has not been snbdued by art
Until Pagaiiini appeared, the world had not seen
,reat genius and great skill united nor can we tell
shen another Pnsanini will appear. Nleuxtemps
blows YOU the capabilities OF the iustrumen, with
cut revealing himself his own character. liz listen
ny 10 Ole Bull, YOU are convinced that he Is pour
ng out his whole soul 10 you; that YOU are becom-
hg acquainted with the man well as with the
ps'lorler. His face and music are perfectly ex
pessi,e OF his country. The conduct Of Vieux-
snps friends on his arri,a al was injudicious, but
b. world is wide enough for both. The question is
The greatest skill or the greatest genius u
We DO not understand the politics of fidding, and
aeTefore utterly at loss TO see why admiration
dole Bull should be held inconsistent with de-
GIFTED appreciation of vicuxtemps. Each is
ssser in his own way and neither is at all in the
'ners way. Ii we had noted the passage which
u objects 10 we should certainly have omitted il.
heu1temps can never be exalted by the disparage !.
INT Of Ole Bull, and of course must be sexed 'oy
ny ipjudcious friend who INDUCES in any ir.yid-
'O' comparisons between them. Ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

r!,HE ALBANIA. 80 broadway. between Spring and
4 Prince Branch 6o 2ast Bfol!wny II he p.pist", o
tins elegant resort, while acknowledging w'th sr'ue tne
liberal patronage bes,Ow e.. upon h the S,i seipn Dy e
i1s hloIabie public the knd indulgence s"a towards
m1uy m rregua.ite. mad uperiectOns nl"hy, incident 10
-i, establishment the pleasure - an9ounce 10 them tha
ne has perfected hs arrangements II" me coming sen
guest in the pomptest and satisfactory manner. The
saloons have enlarged: repnine ana decorated and rem
tain Inns been con uc;e The beautiful and novel d.
d.pnying variety Of cuno1s and amusing et In
the tche OF the Temple surrounding the fountain placed
number and costly statues which give ar Of cln
sisI ,rnden 20 the whole phce. Thee. the OF
the BIRDS tine fragrance OF the flowers which perfume the u
which il made l more delightful and reeshn- by the
.tart SONY from iluntn. torn together combination Of
ATTRACTIONS he found any similar establishment tn.
country OF the Ice Creams and other refreshments offered
tse-e !, needless 10 speak their reputation being afeadJ uy
established suffice Il % say. TINT sui greater pain VIII he
taken render them iue. than the lateue Of the season
At OpeGef at summer and the consequent nuy and
confusion Ht:enduut thereon would permit % do.
Stranger, VISITING the wal md agreeable place
10 spend hnii an DoDr than ta5.
\ f. Pure Cream constantly IN hand. mo I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
Schoo! ard Miscellaneous Books, &C.
WILLIAM X. CORNWELL,

So Bsooer-s;reef, firo Goors from Pe1ri-street.
a. OIe-, at LOWEST RATES School md MisceIa-
Books Bank Boo.s. fagcr t.ui and Stationery
genera 10 wh.c! he invites the attention of Merchants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

20 Two or three uaoccupied buildings in New
Bedford were set on iiTe on Sunday night, and one
OF them entirely consu med
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

a5 George Goodwin, Esq. formerly for many
,tais the publisher ct the Connecticut Courant,
csd at Hartford Tuesday morning, at the ripe
id age Of So.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

Icy~T.ots III Williamsburg fcr sc.c-SiX eligible
~ iDiNG LOTS c extra size. t;'e on tie laG thorough
nr, East from south Ferry surrounded Hy and good
uh.ics hey vi. ,e sold chc2p 70 clNe pnrHe'shlp. p
iy 10 p i. FISH, = Na>siI-st. New NDgs- IN lie evening
I,i irnrh IL NLiIlIm.ll.fs. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
REFINED SEGAR

yrTOOLcTY AND WOOiSE from til, date offer their
~ STANDARD" DOUBLE REFINED SUGARS at the ioi-
I"f ii Gems re, aound When e tbnn FIVE packages are
Crashed 7 90 do pqIeir'ei. half cen; pe pound
The above packed u follows.
l.na"t- m hX. Of 81 lD..
GSs,,ri p 56s q % :. NoeharEe to' packages
Apply the New York Patent Sugar Refinery coz oil south
una MONTGOMERY ~ - Wal s..
.oca " ~ " 80 ~ aIu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
STRAW GOODS.
NAPIER, FISHER s. co

NAPIER, FIS II Err & 90.
l3i Penrl ..
OFFER FOR. SALf. a large assortment of Fashionable
" Bcuneis Of Their manufacture among wir are re
ao;ar, Patents Aole,us iiutl- l>. eae, Birds
Eye, u-cn,. iace NanpptaS. FIur spit St'"ws eNniS
Willows i,sored Aftnca! FlOwe's &c &c. as'3 imS-
MRS WILLIS the iuy learned slrlury. has return
VI 81 furn the 'uuti -. BE- ~ Ter n>ieJ"e. 10
Ryeon cc,. ui Orchard. where she viii eve la
dies private Lecture, OF future and wigt past ON tins
mil all linus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

JS-ANTEI}lw - brought ~ young Lady. y or Is yean
age attend and sc the companion OF bnd ady
orphan r.on rely from the county wouii Be Preerrec
Apply day o this week, between l. and clock va
Err..iY.nE MO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

BOARD - TIE COUNTRY. -, private family. having
ID delightful rr,delce Nldnns5ursh, wherc there
,h,rrr al f, wi! accommodate inia, few
,ing .r>ns vth board Tor tue summer n9at, Address
the office Of the New York Obseryer,c<
call Al the premises large hucS house Mct.ben street
direct -nad one mic Peck Sip Ferry. accessible 10 the city
every few moments Terms moderate. Also wanted conpe-
,ent music teacher the gusr ana piano forte MIA 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

lVTtD-Boar Tor Girl Of T. IN Il respectable Ger
" n. u family A,So place Tor cr o Il learn the
rIinsr trade References and required Apply nj ls
R,n,,i..gv tu>eurrf ms 2w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

r. Cotton Canvas, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAT-. DGCk. LIGHT RAVENS, for BOAT SAILS
AWNINGS, l.c- Also. HEAVY ,TAl,PAlllNS, "a
PER FEELINGS, - to = inches wide BAGGlNG. PLAIN
and twed - and "A nch. Also. Gram and alsa Bags "a
u'''' = '''"'B RINCKEKHOFF. FOX & POIEEMUS.
12C6niS 3. Beaver street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
O-s-Dr. Eeli1 Gonrnrd.s Poudre SnbtiIe wi

completely md permanently eradicate superluou' human I
from ;cmars upper i~ the hur conceanE broad and ele
waited forehead the stubborn beard Of man any lnd o, pe
Walker street one duor i.aE Roadway
81 per bottle: directions French and English
Acen,s-Gur;drc. Maiden lane, Aibuny Nyets Nelyli1
ven Brown 81 CheSni street. Philadelphia Ja-ian N!k
s. Boston; GRAY. PnUshkeePsie Gfesn. Worcester: Care
ton o,.e G. i;-er r. Providence: MatihsWStn, NORWICH
'ronsey Rochester. NY: Cui.G Bangor: White, CALAIS.
M Tni.take apo Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

tiRLs.-TNwo barns and one or two other small
saIdings were destroyed by FIRE yesterday morning,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

MTINnoW SHADES! WlNDoW. SHADES! whole
w sale or retail at INM. BERRiAN'S, l3t Chatham
Just received 1000 pnin. which, together with his iormer
stock Will make the lnrsest md best assortment IN the Cay.
for the same article tphcc'er Carpet Dealers. and GoG
Try Merchants supplied with good waSlahI Window r'rds
nj prices ynrying rom s2j. y. T. There 70 other
goods but window shades and nanemgs sold At oI Ciham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

A-NNTED-A s;ua,iou by respectable yourg girls.
w one Cham5erma'd aud Wntet the other - Cham
rnaa Washer or runcr. Csn -cl the h's, ~ city ieer-
ence cs<c apply % King street. corner OF Hudon up
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y I, APO LIT a y 30 \ y T. L
NJ E'frGIsN

MASUFACTORY.
~ The Ladies respectfully informed. that tins new and
beautiful article no produced the greatest petectonn II;
SiANUFAcToRY. No. 1913 BOWERY. Up STAIRS.
where they are sold ut
WHOLESALE AID RETAIL,
at the lowest prices large assortment kept constantly On
hand 10 >eec; from Merchants and Ahllc supplied the
he's, terms ml0 Inns
CHEAP WRrriEt; PAFERS.-JOuN CAMPBELL <
y CO. 10 and IL Nassau street have hind g'se u
.oument o Writing Papers manufactured by
Ames, paincf & smith,
Bn,ey. Owen * luTl5ut,
and other celebrated makers winch lhey offer oF sale 'ogeue
with e:cry variety OF Other knS, reasonable terms
M Inns
I5LO0MFIELD INSTrT'TE.-pAVip \. FR ME.
~ j. VI. prncipal-i Boarding School Tor boys i nis
fnn, T. Y C,y M. n. noh o; Newark Esscx 20 y !.
Tcrrs modetn;e Circulars ut the Book store rot ct v. ~,
Dnid Enc. Oh. Chapel ieariit, Tow q 20 ~ SINtoH
< Miles. DO broadway; uGd j. :. Taylor 10 Snsn'-,'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

A GRADUATE 90 Dartmouth college, who has tcen for
efcase! teaching. ard WISHES II Hakr u
permanent business PRINCIPAL asstacs
IN vee-sh,he,i Academy Grammar School The high:
~ E-lra,!y nlo wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
CoUTHroY 4 MEYERS, 34l BROADWAY,

COUTHrOY & tEVERS, 3l BROADWAY,
MANUFACTURERS OF Lamps, GlRANlCylE -,
vi CANDELABRA. &c. and Dealers in H'lUsE-l IL
EISHlTG GOODS generniIy-Belng connected WIN one o
lied Ia Offer Lamps Cunieabrn. &C. Tor Churches Halls Ho
tel. Private Dwellings, Steamboats, md Packets on the most
reasonable farms antut quality lie surpassed N tbs or
Any other country Epecn attention IS invited to ther sGa
nnd Shin Lamps for economy and light supersedn. MI Others
before the public No less ;Hn FOrR GOLD and TWO SILVER
MEDALS have within the last yeas been AWARDED to- me
manufacturers for hs superiority this class oil good lie
pubic are respectfully invited Ia call md examine Tor them
selves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
tmy4 edt.Ieu Total Lives Insured. 81

[my4 edtJelI Total Lives Insured. 81
Ms Office OF the New York ana; Harlem
Railroad pany.-Notce = hereby eiren ,hat M
ANNUAL Election thirteen Directors of the New oTk and
fiure;n Iilr-n Company. will Ice held ~ their oace NJ"
ryun Row. Tuesday. the2iSt dEy 81 hy next between
Tie hours OF IL n0CH. and o'cl.ck l.. ".
The Transfer books Will be c sci from the liih to the I'd OF
najtA2l. W. :. CARAlAN. Secy.
n-s- Health, Guie:. ar: Com 20 rt.-The Graham
House 30 Rarcilyeei New: ORR. pru.lcrs advantages 10
,incer stopping te days the city, sicf ~ ara
rrgv olisrci II egiby Ocne clean and street.
yer, the business pu ii the CITY and m tie immediate
vicinity OF the principal steamboat andng - apartments are
CONVENIENT ncut while table Suppie1 with Tie best
Vegetables ard FrI that can e procured excluding eilTey
Animal Food and >tImuiini. ot all kinds Charges moderate,
and every eori made render l~arder comfortable Shower
Baths free. Remember IS Barclay steel. U-ou
~ The Rocks OF Subscription to the Capital
Stock nthe New York and Ere Rnuad Co. now open nj
the Office of the Company. No. 81 Wastree between the
hours OF 10 and5. WIN. NJ GOULD Secretary.
New-YoIk April 2iih. lll 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

ItDNi acve, nitiIicrn' Young nan Of GOOD nd
" dress. - 1S>ist Di,1errcuyp- establishment. At-
dt-s w y b. Office oi Tribune s,a;ns terms. &c mia 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

ys-ANrEu-A situation bs respectable young man, Is
crachnan-yvoud Sc himself generally useful good
rc,'-''-r> Npaly ~ rs iu,,s:. basement NILS 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

gFlRST RATE BOOTS AND SHOES ~ BROOK
4 SMITH & IARISIORSt mHnuhcure Ladies'
81 Gaer, OF every DESCRIPTION. equal To Broadway N aya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

We gather these facts from the Rochester Directo-
ry printed by Garfield & Warren of Rochester, and
for sale by Burgess & :s;ringer OF this City.
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botcneS, 'curvy. moTphew ea o mus eo oteS and M
irritation and T,ushu,s, and saiuwns> and darkness III the
skin This Soap a. the most remarkable Of recent cileIn
ca discoveries IL enueni and heanc qualities age spoken
oin ali directions; and every wln recommend It, One
Ike - cents warrant 10 answer NJ! oruly purposes
md i, +, to be had ccuupe only at 81 Naseci, one door
from the corner 81 B0adway. Agents. Mix siee; o'ton
10 e~uust.ect. Philadelphia Cray, P0uchke olSey
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srOJ'ND-On the 18Th Of Apr Pocket Book containing
money ard suadfy 9ape7S which ore OF considerable
vaGc o tire who have TIE same D. calins az
No y .sws street. describing and paying expenses
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I- Martin r.. Thompson, Archiec; and Builder
No. " all street, prepared TO furnish fni ana s,'ler
intend tine Erection bindings. sdencc No9 Eleventh
street. oi BUwe. where he may be seen III ne
liii' oihis
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~ 80 Charge until the Hair is restored,
re the original terms On winch
BEAL.ss' HAIR REST ORATfVE
Isapplicd and supplied II thu Prcpr:e.nT's office.
40. 49, FiRST-ANENCE
Personal references circH rs 20 ats success.
Guons 173 Broadway. New York.
.Iordun. . Nix street Bo.trn.
Wilson. II Locust s,f.et. Philadelphia.
Parker. Market. near Broad street. Newark go lmSltW
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BOARDING At y. CORTLAND Sr-'ihis establish
Omen; been taken lease ready 70 LeSiHe snsn
cent elnen itm whn wish permanent board WHY
Comfortable apartments. Enquire OF Ms CeFe. q C9urlnnd
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