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LEAD ORE IN CAr.RAuGUs-Thc Republican,
nrinted at Ellicottvillc, Cats Co, says:
A few days since, we were shown small piece
Of ore, found on the farm Of Mr.. Jacob Alhol-
land, in this town, said to contain So per cent
lead. How extensive the ore is we are unable to
saw, or whether there is any there of consequence;
hut sure j, is, there was large piece found there,
on the margin of brook leading down from
gulf
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Ks Spring the time take the FLUID Ev;rac Of arsn-
rarin, for purifying the blood every should take
this 0ie ye;r. and the best cheapest Coms;ock's
sold at q CORTLAND 20 cents peT hott.e per Dozen
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,,,.e to ;he American Shrw-cck Society by V,LrNr1Sy
wv Morr. ". u. Surgeon Gencra IL the S0ceiy
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-, S.MTSON.; iiorEL.-The subscriber tenders his
(s hnnSsro IN, friends mud pGtons for the liberia patron,
ill., ne received m old establishment N Nam street hnd
b., norn them lint lie has removed ,hereom to his present
bic hotel No - ark-t sest, VIII oh has been thorough
H. renovated nnd enlarged IN nll 10 vnno departments 10
families nr ge'eme desrurs 81 comfortable residence IN
et nu centru situation. with NIL the advantage, oi private
dwelling house. the present location oeH every nduceneqt.
ihe pnnrs and bedrooms airy esd convcnent and the
p"uctA rel,,,c Nny sh 1874 my92m
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FoNrNlrunKs.-JonasE Eger, Calharine Williams
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-Before Judge

STEPHEN b. Holt Va. EDWIN r. YALE.-Aciion
ofover to recover 5000 the asserted value Of furniture aid
OF lolt's Hotel and left IN 1885, the building ireered to
Verdict for plaintiff $50 damages and cts costs
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plain Directions FOR the Recovery OF
Drowned Pcrsons.
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A h. HODGES. Secretary.

=, FOX SALE--A Fui., Of - acre. the county Of
e. ~ NdIe,eN. y !. Il miles from Scuth Amboy nnd3
~. ne from the ioI.road There on the farm good
tmlec.. Tge Farm w bes I'D cheap. aud mmeriste po,;
cn,c ana .,;geet \ le,iet directed to 4. at this office.
,, M 10 attended tn myl0 In
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sTEATEp OF STOLEN from the stable u

- sTgAIEp OF STOLEN from the stable in
the 'ea oi " heIton street eort e. chfsnut coiGted ts
- 'qIare loiisr. wei lilfe cares ip iieEd and ail
dcby leaning e the rs, SIDE III f1f: foot H5,e and nee.
mud who. Eaqs',s ci ieun tn sd iior;e 10 my
u.J = - EfCXWrrn Aucto,eer store 20 Spring st
gl,S WATCHES-Ihe largest and ragst splendid as.
Z" II .tecnLeIs !ies constantly feceivng a descnp;
s o. irom the manufacturer, in England Fance and S"ii
zeand and enabled 70 otter qrser assortment and at mnfs %
less purcs retail. hln Cny ote EoIse ~ the CITY; Gold
T$r.cs low rs s2J;o s25 each. Watches und Jeweiy
t.ma or tie roq1ey etumed Watches, Cocks ard Jewey
rcpn'cf the be-, manner n"d warranted. lower than I'll any
{. A.-L$ lnqeasr Of wele S ,2! I'D Jewe,y
pY WRITE Of Pfeceqt ,sred OF and under the seal
.Pee-lrocareon hereby made: th7t Court Of Oyer
ara Ietmner and n Teisery md fathe C md County
of Ne'.Yc VII ue he'd "a tie C;y 1D OF me sad CI
On the r.t MONDAY ot!n next and MI peon O9Ins % np
Coroner n sh Constable. petty Consnhes nnd MaIshan
rnd persons bound saG Court be nen and
cnen and other renlenbfences do rtse things whcho
TIER o;ce' n this behH,t .qil aperfnn % L Done d n
MAJ !lo s' s~'igi S,' O. '' ''' WILLIAM JONES sheriff
CONFORMATION NoTlCE-Pa5lic Notice hereby gwen
Houses nrd Lot. .ap-o9e. or uaimpl,ti Lands affected
Hereby That iHe following Assessment, have BEEN completed
Jy .te As>' ad are lodged 10 ne street
!ue fSCutyf4 st et from ti 18th - the !gtn venues
erb-sc 1E H.. on ba sides ot I"cay-.cu!Ih s'eel Oe'"e
the f!ith and tns Eighth gyeite-.
Z. .-sois whose affected by the above nsmeo
as.eents anu hJ opposed - tie or et1er ot
cm aye eque,tet present their objections n writing 20 me
undcfslraed the street GOlm&soues Oce WIN " dsJs
froin tie date OF tas not.ce. JOHN EVEN.
Street Con.ssiOaer. and Ch1iru1B u tHc Assessor,
Street Cor.mis, .0aet's Office. MAY TO- lsi. nI0
(tORPORATiON NoTICE-Pubic notice 1e;e1y es' srea
Ito TIC owne occupant or ocrupahiL M tb.,
and lots improved unmpoye lands, nfteced
the following Assessments have been conpeo W ~ ~ -, a.,
,ors, and icdse: ~ the street sever IN
18Th street from University p!ece To me p' I ;e Roy,erv
Rroafvay between 18th GBd &h streets TO w vi Js nf
5@tseen m aud it streets embracing ?, on oo u 'Ges o.
Jsh .tree, etrvc University place npG -, avenue Dl
- la-i t-f ,th street.: OF the to"cJ tf"e,h l-tl
,r Ist ,, on south iGe Of lith ''iee' b'oan
way and 3d ascIcr, and On tHNc'''' e
lrh n it istr'ei'. ..,5 l.. 80 ,bo,o ,.r,a;
u "a - sJe opposed - lie scTe, ehcf of
80, ..ls,s! present tier objections, m 'vr1+,,o
- .l-,,ncG II is Street Commissioner Once, "hIa
"--''' '1' JOHN EVEN, siiee Comm ssienef, and
Chairman OF ASSESSOR.
stree, Commissioner. Office. Nay 10Th. iSH milo 10
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The Bible.

ihe following is an account Of the number of
BOOKS, chapters, verses, words and letters con.
3neo IN the Old ard New Testamonts. The
w suialor IS said to have spent three years of his
Ae II forming this table:
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W There are sixty papers in the German Ian
iaage printed in the United States.
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THE JUNIUs TRACTS.

M 7 Tug TEST or Parties Tried by their Acts
No Ii. The CrRREScY
No Ill. The TARlfP
no " LIFE HESsY CLAY.
No v Political ABOLITION
No. vi. DEMOCRACY.
No. VII. LABOR ASp CAPITAL.
No Viii. The Public LANDS.
Price Reduced.
TIE Pnce Of the JUNlCS TRACIS iof u'e iie''u''U"'
Campnicn will be 5 , thousand ,,e
Til. WHOLE SER les bound together comprising lsS
,,ces is published at 5 1 q n hundred
Irir- Fork. April 70. ISL ;.,.
" ordef' hust " "''0 Ei:PFEIEY & McELRATH.
Publishers for the Author
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COURT OF SESSIONS Before the Recorder md Alder
u. ,YrnN nnl WnnnIII.II -
JONAS B PHILLIPS. ESQ., District Attorney, nd interim
TEIAI EnR GRANn IARCENY - Inhn DicI.ro.

TRIAL FOR GRAND LARcENY-John Dickson
lanes Dickson aud William ffcci0r were tired for II grnnd
larceny cahng 10 hogs worth SO from John Crane o The
corner o Grecnwlc and iehune streets the I'D March
iend a Dickson shop IN the t and also Mr
cehcrn IN Hudson street, all killed dressed and pan cut up
lie pork soon 2itcr removed by defendants Mr. H.
Niie coobo'ed mos, of the statements Of Crane For
fence, Mrs Dickson, mother of two of the accused dcpo.c
that they purchased three small hogs weighing lS4 pounds from
m!a nameh ilmo;hy liaTgcs thu; and John bor
nwed other 50 10 pay ir them. There were no other pics
there that day. john j. Marsh depo>e that he saw Joh
arcS sell hogs 10 Mr. freeborn thHt morning. also said
George Lewis, who took down the weight the hogs, The
accused proved previously good charncie Tie prosecution
TIE contrary proved that Fcchorn had bad Character
The jury could not agree and were discharged.
FoRFEIrUREs.-Jona Eyer, Catharine Williams
ans Caarne Cnll Jacob StaGts, George Snnts and VIM
Gnii indicted sevculy for assaults AMI battery, ing
Court adjourned to Friday at II sclock.
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NEw-YoRE AND New HAVEN RAIL ROAD
There arc reasons for believing that this mpor-
tant line of communication between this city and
New York will be put in operation before the ex-
pira,ion of two years. Not cny the people Of
this state along the line of the proposed route, but
the business men of New-York and Boston are
deeply interested in its construction. They arc
determined to enter upon the works with great
energy, when the Legislature OF this State shall
have granted the necessary acts Of incorporation.
The amount OF money which would be disburs-
ed along the border of the State in its construc-
ton, and the important line of uninterrupted CON-
munication between Boston and New York which
this route would furnish should enlist for the road
the emphatic friendship of every member of the
Legislature. Petitions were yesterday laid before
the House for charters, from p. z. f. Degrand Of
Boston, Aaron y. Skinner ard other, OF New Ia-
ven, and Alexander Hamilton, of New Yok.
New Haven Courier.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Bciore Judge ISGRAIAM
JoHS l.. LAwRtNcE, Agent, &c. of the executors
ofls,Ac LAWRENCE ". THoMAs CoFrEE.-Acton to
rent due premises % Cnn street II was con,enei that
plaintiff had right TO his and ought 10 be
nonsued Verdict for the plaintiff subject 10 the opinion of
the Court.
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PRESERVE ASp BEAUTY rHg IIAIR.-Th;, can be done
only by the use oi the genuine Balm Of Columbia In every
where the genuine hns been used the last 70 yen the
mas been delighted with To be had n; q Courtandt
S;rpci
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C COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

r. prs ndrpted TO every branch Of the r1dc embracing
nm Inusun liz large assortment Of Blank BOOK Cap nDd Letter
Printing C1lored Paper OF Medium and other Envelope
'robaccO Shoe and Ten St:aw and Rns Wrnpp,ng Hard
wnrc und Cloth great variety silk and Log. Tissue. plan
md colored &c &c. Besides Straw Bonnet. Ifrn& and
Bandbc1 Boards. Pres, Papers. &c &c nlGi
SOUTHOLD ACADEMY.-'The Trustee of thi. lrsttn-
SuOn would give notice thnt the will tie tICogE
paired ard put Ia proper condition 1T the reception OF pJp<
me public that they have engaged the serce- O TIE Rev
T. 81 kSAPES. graduate Of iddlcbUry Lol--c. VI and
teacher of op.t,el experience tcQ established feya'atr'
who has in ms possession Testimonials oi IL. mo: tniter
character from several highly distinguished ntemel m u
state Vermont Whilst the utmost pains vii be taken t.
n., INTO the minds the pupils oi is Inst tuOn love -
Justice and the practice OF the mora! yuss eyery l!- VI
.ectarIln character wll De sctupulDu'iy " cyGcet.
miles fox one dolla, fifty per week The prce OF t.
ton Will from .3 TO - per quarter. according to tic
branches pursued. =, =,
18th lsii and Il deemed very important lat stGe's sou
commence with the quarter.
For the Information OF e proper 10 'te
that the Academy pleasantly situated IN the rilase OF South:
hoI sr miles from iireeupo which tue termination Of the
Long Island Railroad which, confidently expect. wi.
be completed early the month OF July next and winch wal
nrn speedy communication between the cities ot Boston and
New York Southod may be reached from New orA
~ hours Railroad ard sage, or ID about tie time
The Southold packets which ply regularly between the tYo
iare, The Rnlroad within few rods oi he tcate
nv and when shall have been completed wall enable vl3t
er. or pupils % reach Souto from New York dbout iouf
Fo further particulars, enquire ofP PRIcn. Esq lj fr3n-
eet I'd eooT: or Rev + j. SAWYER, u Rivu-5B scet;
WILLIAM :. BALcH, 10 Amcs street, Newi ADEL c.
THOMAS, Brooklyn; MosEs Ballet, 8 EzrbeiA'iee ;ad
b. crde: OF the Trustee.
sou,hold. L. l., May !. ls4i. moS SD lt|Y
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:szss TOR SAiI-t Fam Of 70 acos. IN the township Of
<V Na"ep, .ngiy ct |ometet New jcr;oey hve m,es ,.
.a!c River, tH tho opposite d; Il te = Or
Vtl li,ts!y AID CIDER Mil, stor-aGG ia House,
:'ro Cmley, Lavrs iIou - ct Natural .leacow. Az
the L.r j., very productive BAN, Sheds. SC Inquire q
my, Is. j. b. ;IER1'f. No l9 John st. n. Y.
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pj- The Chinese Hair Ernd;cntor from .. Cou.tland
intended improve by removing from the ince neck
and the speriluOus hr winch extracted by rOois
without the leasl nIurJ To ile skin. warranled
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STRANGE ARRIvAl-NEws FROM AFRICA
The brig Uncas, Capt. Roach, which bad been de-
tanned Off the river Galinas, by the United States
brig Porpoise, Lieutenant Commander Craven, on
account of some irregularities in her papers, and
proceeding on The coast, was brought 10 New Or
leans on the morning ofrhe Goth ul,. under charge
ofLieu,. G.. w. Chapman. 1t is also said that the
mate of The Uncas had been murdered by one OF the
sailors, named Robinson.
When the Uncas left the coast the health OF inc
U. S. Squadron was quite good UP to the l2th OF
March no case of fever had occurred.
The IT, :. ship Saratoga was 10 sail from Nionro
via for the Blight shortly after The departure OF Lieut.
Chapman.
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,-c.3. FOR SALE. CiiEAP-A Farm of 10 acres, located
- m Tie centre of The township OF Warren nnd County Of
~, Soneaet. New Jccy, five miles Iom the village OF
!ln.tcd the rJnd 10 Liberty Corners. IL has large two
,;ry Dwelling liOu,e will tenant llOues store and
.ge 3d-n and Shed, niticAed III, good stand tor q
s.oe ard Egerr, U:t be divided INTO :!ec Fnus-one Of
~ acc,, % rce,, and u ~ plenty VI
wcaG ie.d Hsura ii j. u. MERRITT, -
my!O lv" 80. ~ JOha-st. y. Y.
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r FOR LONDON-P1chet Of the 10Th Of :iay.-1hs
tT= pacset,hip GLaDiArUk. honius Bntton, nnster,
t4e-e.i 'wil! sai. Us cbO.e. Eer ree'ilar day.
fof eght -.gSe hnvpg superior accommodations ap'
'' o.aiNNELL, MIN Urn & co. IS South ST.
The packet !lp WELLINGTON. D. Chadwick, master.
vii Gcceed the Gladiator aid SAL June 10, her REGULAR day.
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1-,r,.rs.-The Board OF Managers Of III. New
-, r.antl;n Tvnorrnphical Association have opened
10 nDt, aND REGISTER ROOM, at No. loe Nassau
MI a. so f,r the use OF all Journeymen Printers Mem
he, Of he ASSOCIATION OF employment are requested % can
nnd Register their Names All printers VINO are "ps
,oo,ion yil! please leave their names At The associa
o t oo for the puo,e oeng nominated by the Board oil
Managers. 80, ;,, b., co,.ptinc the
" Eni,o' % n..I;nr oom. mt cod 81
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HEAVY GALE.-Quite heavy gale was expert
eaced on Lake Erie the 9th. The Buffalo Com
mercial says-1hc water in the harbor and canal
was raised several feet and the flats and the low
grounds of the city inundated During The hight
of the storm several steamboats, and quite number
of sail vessels into port, and experienced great
inconvenience and some danger by the crowded
state of the narrow entrance TO our harbor. AT
times there was perfect jam of vessels, and yawls
were crushed and yards carried away by the colli-
sions that were unavoidable in such gale and so
confined space.
Most of the vessels which left our port Yesterday
were forced back by the violence Of the gale. The
steamboat Jefferson left in the forenoon for Detroit
and probably reached Erie, though not without Sc
rious difficulty. No steamboat attempted to so out
in the afternoon.
We have not heard ofany serious damage, though
it seems probable that the aggregate OF individual
loss would amount 10 q considerable sum.
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90 1900 Don. John Cinrk, Jun. d Co.,
Black and Coloed dc .los Spce COttOns Tor Mllne
us: received ard for ,nic by
my6 iwr WN. II. ELM0RE. 80 Cedar 81. up stairs.
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SANDS'5 sAIIsAPARlLLA.

Ds Mess t0mstock &Co. y tnr;and-si:eet. ENJOY
enyir5e and wide spread reputation for putin, forth various
nrces cures. ANA peyen'aiveS. wich have iuI, and salts
iucuri!y bore the t- Our nderS should peI ihei: notices
md nave To Me>s Cor"ck * G." n Corlan,t.
tor what they mny need hcy huye n cnpltn ace called the
Indian rfsfta5ic Ei1 Cnd .a,gicnt winch ;hey wnrrat
t.rre any case ni rheumatism. Gon; CortrGeit Cords.
-TE> >cit Sc Hrd eIcccat article Tor e n Burns.
ScaaS, SDrains Bruises. Always read their notices when
uu.lIl t!en l Dur
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-,nircl Nilc,, Charlie, o. Handy Francis Stenheil.
John egsett, l."'nue Richardson. lie,k W. FavIe
Nicholas WycSol, Christian ZahEshie. stephen Nilc,
Nn,i,s &. Bcmei.c, John Skiuan. ThOnas Mcke.
jeremiah Johnson.
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nv Medical Society of the City and Coun-
~ Of New York; stated meeting n1 be hee s ~ I'm e
Grand Jury Room. Halls OF Justice. on Monuay' e i'' ~
at ,o ~ es,ocS @ Ti f BUEI W. D. Recording Secy.
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70 -Mnemotechny.-Proi. BRASoH previous 10
his deneru,e for the West Will the request OF fend' de
liver free lecture on Mnemonc AT the Stuyvesan Institute
m Monday next NJ =; P NJ. precisely. The Fundamental
Ba,is Of AryE PARIS wl be Impae 10 the audience ana
,uoi with the copyrighted Fundamental Basis of P,oE
Ennreud The detail OF the systems Will be eoI7Grec
The friends o. truth justice aad science are respectfully ny
10 attend. tiiS SN-
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y mpcrnnce.-Mr. J. B. Cough, who spoke r. 50
,onncnir on 1emDennce last evening a the Broadway ln
bernacle vii speak again this evening al me ''ee"
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WAKKIED,
Ia Brooklyn L. L. on the sh INST BY the Rev. E. t. L. Tny
lor CHARLES w. FREDRIcgsoS. Of lialfnx. y s. to Miss
MARY f. daughter flhomas Trlesdel, Of Brooklyn. L. l.
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AN OPERATION oN FowI.-A few DAYS
sInco,a very valuable hon, oj tn" Dorking species,
belonging 10 l.. f. ALLEN, Esq Of Black Rock,
began to drooP, and gave symptoms of being Sc
riou>ly indlsposcd. This being observed by an
old lady residing near by, she examined her. and
soon became convinced that the hen had taken
some substance into her crop, which was much
distended, which dcfed the powers of the organs
of dIgistlon. As the only way of afordng re
lief, an lncislon was made in the breast, the crop
taken out, and on eihptying 1t of its contents,
a piece of India rubber was found at the lower
part, which had caused all the mischief This
was removed-thc crop placed back again, and
the incision scwed up, and when the hen was
again let down into the yard, she Immediately
pitched battle with and floggcd two other fowls,
and VIC are Informed by gentleman, who saw
her a day or two afterwards, that she was doing
well. Buff. Gazette.
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p.,.. s1.4 Cts-37 Ia Cts. for 12 Copies.
ran there be a Church withent q Bishop.

Controversy leween Rev. DIS. Wainwright ana ro'':: T4o Th.
ing out Of the incidental asserti9n on @ oi tne o''e' N'A'
o4Ie T bove Controversy printed IN nea, fampEi,d ,, %
i1 .b nrnted covers For sale al te 'louhe oinee-
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A cEycy o. TIE W!LhIAMssIU.RG(;!H g! INSURANCE M e1

q COMPANY no {! Wall street. Wells Buildings CON
cs To insure nganst loss damage 10y tre hroshout Tho
mod :.itcs. iAyunhe cOnatons nS other offices
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C Dacy's Magical Pam Extractor S2lyc 70 be had at
Dley's Agency % Walker 81. IL store FROM Broadway
LeMgre n.lt.nlis under . OF lonnel ayS .e0d
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LIE fAsruRAGE OF BEEs.-Neat to the situa.
,'on OF the beehive is the consideration of the
oees pasturagc. When there is plenty of the
whitc Dutch clovcr-somctimes called honey.
sucNie-'t Is sure to be n good honey year. The
feo clover Is too deep for the proboscs OF the com
mon bce' and is, therefore, no, so useful TO them
as is generally supposed. Many lists have been
made OF bcc-ilowcrs, and Of such as should be
planted round tho apiary. NIignoncttc and
oorago, and rosemary, and bureloss, and lavender.
'he crocus for the carly spring. and the ivy flow
crs Tor tho late autumn, might help 10 furnish ..
very pretty bee garden; and the lime and the
liqmd amber, the horse chcsnut and the sallow,
would he the best trees TO plant around
Or. Bevan makes very good suggestion, that
lemon thyme should be used as an edcing for
garden walks and flower beds, instead of box,
Thrift, or daisies. That any material good, how
ever, can be done to large colony by the few
plants that, under the most favorable cifcum-
stances, can be sown around a bec-housc is of
course, out of the question. The bee is too much
OF a Ioanler 10 take pleasure in trim gardens.
1t is the wild tracts of heath and fufzc, the
broad scrcs OF bean fields and buckwhcat, the
lime avenues, .he hcdge:ow flowers, and :he
cloicr meadows that furnish his haunts and till
his cell. Still 1t may bc useful for the Young
ana weak bees To have food as near as possip'e to
Their home; and 10 those who wish 10 wa,ch
tncr HABITS, plat Of blc flowers is INDISPENSABLE
Quarterly Review
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lZ- FoR IiEALING HARsm, KOrGH. CHArFED FtE.F.
pepqnon ever invented for erndcatns pmles, iteckle,
ches dark discorred >kE> and all efIpnns
Bewnro fcounera, and buy only 81 Walker St 1t Store
FROM Broadway, 5Ocents cake vii suffice. we warrant
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~ Lectures on Chemistry for ouns, La La
dies by GEORGE sCHAEFfER A. ~ at the se5e sea
TTTsn,y MAY l4th at a. P. ". -73rTisSlon + rec
Teachers respectfully gvled to hs5 attend q YIN VI h,op !hf,I
Brondway and corner OF Broadway and sh-s' Also AZ tne
(olege IHlV IL
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Hur!oh. hurrHE the counrys rising
For Hnrry Clay and Freashuysen
lust PUBLISHED. the famous Wing Song OF - CLAY
AND FREllNGlUYSIsN.' as sung where by ever
todv. . ruoun
The word. By J Greaer. Esq to the music OF Old Dan
Tucker" Price l2ls cents; , 80
u;- TRADE SUPPLIED. IN
Also large assortment o new aud popular Music OF every
kind, at alhlLL D MUSIC o,H hepos,3I,y, ,pIy
IN t,,.- Below ~ PauPs.
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leer IN Executive session, the Senate ad.
,arred. ARGUS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

THE PROOF OF - THE TIL PUDDING. &c-lN9iA RTE
BER nOSE.-l00CO feet hnnt. fcnGy tor summer
ales-pr!ce from sct, % for inch. aud on Ct -
IS cts &c. foot for other Our extensive FAC y and great
experience IN the manufacture Of the article enG51s " 70 iu
ni-h thu, which mot likely 70 give salsilctoa Oi Ill TIE
India Rubber Hose furnished last ycar muLafctIfe "t
the only one which cunnuei 10 give lct0. While mott
no, a.! others wee utterly contcm1ei wc predict ai 81
hose made last vel. tis ycnr wI 4 !inirs n
sheet rubber. We noV: ubGndpn tho ;,ineto, ii- -" :
OLJ serve make winch Oi caiiHs caka-e
before the Hcso Is otherwise much wO For .ae Ony dt -
Maiden ane. India Rubber Tree before tHe .9oi
HORACE II. DAY.
rnl0 lIn Successor 20 EoNDufy .nda H"olcF -.
- DE-PACKING AID STORAGE OF PROVlSfpNS.-
IA The subscribe: not 10 s trends and ne ,:.de u
general that he ha, taken large aud ccamodouS buildings
Brooklyn the South te:ty, Tor tie IepacnHs 1d 2face
Of pr0y>ois: .,
MIC 2,,- JAMES h. THOMPSON.
Hose FOR THE CROToN !YATER-1he 'ib.cHber
i, se!ng 1t reduced ptcs superior Grlcle Of iniig
Rubber Hoe lined and co.efed IL Sheet Rubber. and
nne 10 wear longer t!nn other Hose nnfNet L pu
together dltierca, manner, and tng covered docs NJ
rot Couplings attached wItllDut chntre.
For sale nt ~ MAIDEN Lsic, nnd ,S' Broadway; w.
j,, l.. ROSS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10
ABRAHAM 3. SANDS Il co.
WuOl ESAI.E AND Retail CHEMISTS AND
Ia u IL q q - Il =

p-srrt"rrr. LILY call In. attention Of Families. Phy.i
cans nn II. pubic generally IN town AID country to the'
extensive an! we'll elected stock of
DRIIGS AND MEDICINES,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

Tag instant a body is removed from the water,
,bc lungs ought 10 be inflated.
Nothing can compensate for the neglect of
, 1844-11-30
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the
u undersigned has obtained from
the County Court of Lincoln county.
letters Of administration upon the es,
tate oFSamnel Estes, deceased. bear
ing date the I4th day Of Nov. A. ID.
1874, that all persons indebted to
said estate. are requested TO make
immediate payment; and all persons
having chains against said estate, are
requested to exhibit them properly
authenticated. within one year from
the date Of said letters, or they may
be precluded from any benefit Of said
estate and if said claims lie not pre-.
scented within three years they will be
forever barred.
S. r. MOXLEY, Admir-.
Nov. 18th, 1914. 3w3