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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23
N-eu- York. .4yrtl 10. 1s4i.

OF Daily Saratoga Whig.-on the day OF Sd
June next and Until the l day OF September next the sub
scrber VIII publish every morsne Sundays excepted Daily
Newspaper hall the Saratoga Wig TO be entitled
the DAILY SARATOGA WHIG." to contain besides the
political new, of day and deences ofWhc candidates and
VIII: principles record the arrivals at the Hotels OF Sara
tosa Ssnngs public meetings. amuements reports OF lectures
balls and they will sbserye the OF Justice and
morality, criminal prosecutions una Violations oil the peace
and good order Of the village.
Fornn. as Saratoga Springs docs durn. the moaths of
June July and August. focus OF intelligence. nda;ins 20
every important point oi the Union, believed the aGva
tages OF daily paper published here during these months 10
merchants and hoielkeepeTs The principal cities of The
Umo unsurpassed by those OF any issued elsewhere
Il confidently expected ha wll posses superior
advantages other papers 20 merchants hotel keepers ana
Others who already desH TO be- located NJ Saratoga ioT
the ensuing summer season. -. , -, 90
The terms OF the DAILY Saratoga Wing, VII DC 81 ~
Advertising. NOT more han l9 lines BREWER 81 81 the season.
OF 20 the hrs, insertion y cents each Subsequent insertion
business directory VII! occupy ptomineu place. An al
tuuuul charge Of 81 % wall be MADE iC advertising Guns
the season u,de. this head-dH n Gardnee. 800
Ordes e; with II. p Spooner Cay Bans Mason ali III
tie Nassau near Ann.t:ee J. B. Crook Fulton near Cliff
street, New YurA-A Spooner Esq 10 FIontstIee; and I.
b. Spooncf Fulton OPPOSITE iic.ss;rec;. B:onkyn y. Y.
or forwarded 20 the office ofthe Da IS Saratoga Wing Bos
way opposite the United Staes Hotel 10: Newspaper Ad
'' - " GEO. W. SOONER.
,,r,,, Nav rla law Sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23

RAILROAD AccIDENr.-We learn from Ma
chias, that the engine tender and two lumber
oars. on the Palmer and Machias Port Railroad
ran off the track on the 18th inst. about one
mile from the wharves on the downward TRIP
The engineer, Mr.. Butler, had his hip dls!ocate5'
the fireman, Michael Correct, was badly, II not
dangerously hurt. A plank which had been
placed between the rails to walk upon, had got
misplaced in such way as to raise one end above
The level Of the road, and on coming up 10 IT. the
locomotive was lifted and thrown of. he eH-
ginecr saw the danger, but coa'd not stop The
engine in Season 20 prevent the accident
Boston Adv.
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Passengers Arrived.

In thc packet ship Oxford from LirerDooi-llr Wm G
0rsey MIR Robert Harding al Ohio bliss Muller %"
New ork Mr. George and lady o England and 20
the steeragc.
Uaye. T. ROwlngs ana family. Gen Cunningham. -
n ne br.g Sagannag tgoa Saeqnads1At. Tayiof and
Miss kalender. Mrs Green Mis-. Wilson. Mss Clark, Mis-
Ca.san Miss gbce and niece. Mrs Thomas, 3 Cr., DR.
,;traoi Or itell, \ Be1Ts. hathaway Hunt. kIus
Sles.erton, Turns, Waiham, Gordon. Wood.
In the SHIP 7Nson, from CtGrestoR-NT Dickinson md
lady Mr. Maxwell ana lady ilr Wayne and lady Rev M
Huntington aud lady Miss Wayne. Mss Se,on. MIS- Ia
nurse and child Mrs Lonewur,h and chd, lfs Towers "
Green Chandler Gordon. Turner, II !. Parker. w II Lowell!
,aGa and al
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Correspondence OF Livingston < Co, Express No. 2wolt

10, -
Some forty br.s and schoone have arrived Saturday
full laden from the West but the quantity OF Breadsu auai,
Wheat especially less than i usual with 70 large ma me
The quantity Flour may pIUoby reach Il 90 UJ bar
rc. The exact quantity cannot be ncefalne. vessels con
tiuue fup,d succession Wheat Keeps G,ruuI.i'
insly well: 81 cents been paid today Tor Northern In
di.t Some Chcncn sold from store At So, but me used
this atcle very sparngy 80 the manuidcii
or IL. of Milan lud been would have brought % cent.
Indeed Wheat a kept beyond lis relative quotation al! the
,Dnn- and la, frequently sold quotations which the prizes
Of Flour would warfat. OF course. the n!lers
understand H.
Flour i fiat Several lots sold 81 One Of the RncH
Rock milers. who manufacture largely OF Chicago W heat,
Inn, been selling freely Of late at prices OF ordinary Western
As understand IT, the Gram ground The owner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoKN, MAY 22-2P.
Cleared,

Ship Ann Gro'c Rotterdam, Boomer Graves x 20.
Swedish bark Charlotte lctiu FJicen. Rotterdam via Bal
tImorc. BoormHn. Johnston & Co.
Brigs Cunmaqud, Sprneue. DunklrH Howes < GoGire'
Selma, Smith, Mobile, StuTges Cieufnhn Noon liuy.s
Charleston, Durham & Dmon; David Duie. w llGms, WI
Scl Tosa HalIOck Wilmington. Nc. J Ogden; spy, So
mer. Richmond; Btnz9s Lincoln, Pensacola Foster & Mex
erson Cambridge Hall. Boston.
oo,s Vicilant HEATH Providence James LaRpheer Ken.
ny do Industry. Brown. New Bedford Warren. Thompson.
Nev- IlnXeu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23

SIGN OF A SlNGER.-"An, Cuff, will ye be afthcr
tipping us little bit of a sang this cowld NOM
I'M" exclaimed son OF the Emerald Isle 10
brother of the sable race, co-lahorcr IN the d.
vision and subdivision Of wood.
"Golly, massa, can't sing"
"Can't sing and what is yer leg stuck in the
middle of yer tut for, Ike a BIRDS, if yc can't
sing ="
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23

Brig Kosato Cook Of Newcastle. 81 ds I'm Lisbon sal; and
wne 10 Badger & Peck.
DANISH brig Clara, II d I'm Por, Plat, ST Domingo,
hogany, &c. 10 AymaT i Co.
Badger 4 Peck
Sclr Brilliant, Gibson from Boston, plaster. souo Il
Whitney
Providence.
Schr Vuhalls owmer of Ellsworth II ds fin Havana,
nSscs Ia Spolu:t. LllestUn 4 Go.
sclir John ILL. Brown, Georgetown, lumber
Scfr CuEdcla. Baker. Plymouth fish.
Schr HANDY. Tyler, Hartford.
S.hr ENNnInlC. SImnSnI. iMcIln.. lIlinbor.
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LIE ANA soe.cmes OF Henry chg.

aHOtNtf IafSe tCIr!Ur! On tI-s uI'F''0V'.-..E71E!
cheap work has just been printed, and the pub
fishers are now ready to supply orders to any e1
tent with promptness and despatch. The worn
in two octave volumes is of upwards OF llG0
pages with steel cngravings, and is SOLD,
Bound in boards with cloth backs and gilt titles, 81 %
wholesale price IS ceuts.
Bound IN fol! cCh with stamps !dss, 81 5e-"ho!e>!
Bound IN nll coth with gilt backs, 81 75whossaIeS s. q
are CONSTANTLY receiving orre5s Tor this wo!k VI p
directions forwarded By mail Ih- poslsr viii
cost double Price OF h- book nd We 'er-i9r advise 49,
rh,rt, Who may De visiting tie cites for goods
Whr;.yrfs cgb OF ;''civs " more can o. Tas@d y
ou Iscs m. rc7us oicrs .sbo make lie vuIc!-ss ~
- GRs.i.i ~ s NcELRATH.
.n..- PHI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23

VOICE peals DER Lies wildly heaving waters,
More startling than the anthem OF the storm;
Sweet as the hymn wherewith Etruria's daughter
Went forth of old 10 welcome in the morn;
II shakes with fear the Despot stern and hoary;
He totes on his blood-ceinented throne
II brea,hes into the Warriors ear the story
OF days when fields of blood will be unknown
II fills the gray old dol-iancs, whose affairs
Are k,ly buded DER the hollow tomb;
The Priest amid his incarnation ialters,
And ,rembles with the prescence Of their doom
Falsekood with fearful agony dssembles,
Yelled in the darkness OF persisted age,
And Vice, within her gilded chamber, trembes,
and Hate grows darker s,iIl with idle rage.
But the crushed Bondsran hears il, and upspringeih
To burs, his shackles and once more be free
And shouts aloud until the echo rngeth
Der the far islands OF the Eastern sea.
The faithful Lover OF his Race reJoices-
The Champion girds his cleaning armor on
The Seer saith God speaks in those voices
Earths fearful battlefield shall vet be Won.
Each hallowed Martyr Of the ages olden
Leapeth Tor jov within his darkened grave,
And newborn Poets wake with voices golden
To chant the glorious actions ofthe Brave;
Der Earth it rolls like peals Of gathering thunder,
And Nations rise from slumber on the sod,
And Angel. list all paute with GREATNESS wonder,
Its echo, in the Living Soul OF God.
Der every radiant island Of Creation
The music OF that swelling peal is borne.
Land bears TO Land, and Nation shouts to Nation
The war-cry Of the age-Reform!-REroRM
List TO that mighty music-O, my Brother!
-. Ill
Like bursting flames that darkness fam wou'd
smother,
Through the deep chambers OF the inner soul,
Waking the spirit, in its deathless power
To grid It's srmor for the daily fight;
And in the Presents dark and fearful hour
Go forth 10 battle for the True and Right.
Hearken and burs, the Shiny chains OF Fashion,
Let the false Wording soon thee il he will
Rise, sun.like, DER the storms OF earthly passion,
And stem with fearless breast the tide of ILL.,
Success will crown each erduous endeavor,
And from the strife thy sou! rise great and free,
And deed give birth TO deeds ;hat roll forever,
Wave after wave, Ger Times grand, azure
A crown OF ,horns the foe may Irvine around thee
Press on, the way is open, heed not them
The nournful wreath, wherewith their hate hath
bound thee,
Shall change unto starry diadem.
The grand OF soul, the true, the noble-heerted,
Will hear thy strokes and rally at thy side,
And round thy brow, through rilted clouds AID
parted,
Stream down the smile OF God. o, glori6ed
From life and voice the Weakened world inherit
legacy OF Truth and Love sublime,
Whose charm shall echo when thy earnest spirit
Rests with the Mighty OF the olden time;
Rests, filed with JOY hey ond all human story,
As looking down, with calm and god-like eyes,
Ii views the Race, in Minds transcendent glory,
Sealing the star-crowned mountains Of the skes
H;nien NJ T., .Hov. 1874.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23

Az ExpLosIos.--A soda fountain belonging 10
WIN. Watson, Apo,hecaries' Hall 36 Catherne-s'-'
burst Yesterday making most terrific report cans-
ing considerable destruction, and seriously inJnring
arm in two places and decorating it dreadtully. No
blame can be attached 10 any except the maker
of the fountain; it was new one and he'd only been
used once beiorp. tHeiaId'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23

A TENDER ADIev-Sydney Smith is facetlons
fellow. On Bishop Selwyn leaving England ior
his diocese of Cannbals in New Zealand, Sydney
took leave OF him with tears in his eyes, and IN
these terms:-"Good bye, Selwyn; hope that You
will not disagree with the man that eats YOU"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23

sales OF Real Estate at auction. aIay 90.

BIZ .7Rti0nv j. Bieccker & O..
At YoNgERs-Real Estate and Water Privileges belonging
the Estate OF the ia:e lefuc Wells Eq., w:
1t. he mansion house and land, attached the iu,c
residence OF Nj Wells, and about 100 acres Of
in: Geo
81 fe..ae Seminar and about III acres OF land 1853
81. i.rnts south Of the Saw-iiill River. being the
see, 'i thoa 5ala . or 1863
w. tie r Ssai, Containing nj mi is t '' @ 9
'' ac 1cSpied b. sl1. Rose '. aa u. 3o0
eth - ncres Of and being middle secton OF the farm 2l
1ih ADJOINING s@ction ot y nrrns - 2tSJ
sth Lower water inl including the huldinrs - 90
9Th Mahogany saw. M .. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,.i0
10Th Chicken Island saw-rn iC5
Academy 1850
Total $3.50
then offered one parcel and sold for 500 -ihe latter
sale uu ifyn nj tbfp hlr,ro one rash
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Disnster,. &C,

letter from the wIeckmas;e at Bana-at, states ihct hcy
had got all the cargo OF tie btg U>celo, cXcep. =
bales The be carried the nle; By land,
and from thence 10 be shipped 20 Ny OH.
Theb Freeman. kiIan from Ma,anzas. ior Boston
York, which put into Bermuda previous 10 the sh instant N
dstross had been sold. \ letter from the Captain, dated tie
S the vessel hnd been sold and the IeSpped per
schr Suana, for NYork with the exception Oi hds suG
which were lost
Scr Poughboy ashore on the Z. SIDE OF Nantucket. hes
bee and wall be total losscargo sold upon the bcac
y the late arrivals from the Maurtius intelligence has been
received relative gale oil wind that visited that Island ~
month OF January, during winch an ndIamaii NAMED the
Hugh Natthle buTten and grant SHIPS and
other vessels completely wrecked Among the latter
was ship imiiy bclon.n. Liverpool tons BURDEN
with lSQ eng an bonrd besides the Tie Hugh Mat
THE Capt Spakc wrecked nea! the same spn iie
with the cargo, computed IL 100. portion ui whlc
will fall several insurance companies The loss OF the other
ye>Sel>he Maron Capt Ruse; The Malay brg Capt Shaw;
and the Bordeaux, which had all emIsfGnts boaFd-ou
place under precisely similar circumstances They were
rally driven from tc and were cast ON the Fock n
,oln,. the nabo, 10 these Instances. not single le
sacrificed. lLiNeTliou CHRONICLE, MAJ Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Richardson ~ Co.'s Celebrated
4 MERll'AA l. N AEE'

yTNHTS Medicine compounded solely iron vegetable
free from adtcoilon, and warranted e- rom nrre
by individual sOrey afflicted with l &c LRAlED
SCROFClA and who has been under the Treatment OF hs
eminent phycss IN the United states for sht years,
without the cgs nppneut hope OF restoration 10 health ana
By tem pronounced ncurnbe bu, vino aite taxing the
atuye named medicine for weeks, restored 10 perfect
health That medicine has been sold with unprecedented sue
and has ine takenn accord
dlsea>es, 10 W.T. SALT RHEGM. SCROFULA. CLCEK-
KINGS EVIL, .TH!STEL0 lNFLAMilAToRXi;,. ANp
BILFS. SCURVY, CHRONIC SOR Z EYES BLOTCHES.
piMP!ES On Tue FAGE, SCAi.D HEAD AND A Aps
* TSfbl36yF A tSE 4 NERct tfY
Or Az IMPURE STATE or THE BLOOD The effca-
CO of hi. medicine has been tested IN all the diseases shove
enumerated and effects Truly astonishing Only
bic spoonful be- taken by ndut each morning before eat
lng which usually produces effect wn!e IN cases.
also gentle catac increasing tie appetite ard
ciHge proIsey and producing ecc,ua nietau's
Of the whole SYSTEM purifying and producing perfect acton
OF the blood
Persons while taking it, should refrain from the use oa
stimulating drink, or highly seasoned food Forse By
Obtained 1t wholesale OF TI!OS. G. TALMAGE
General agent 20 Pnestreet opposite the Custom ouse New
York and Mt 10 AstOr House no. G3 and III iIroatway
corner Broadway and Chamberssreet No . Frons,,ei
No IA Wests;reet Nos Is and 80 Bo,sey No 30 Futon
street No. & and 90 Hudson and S Hammond coy.
Hudson No. M trani.stre-t No. Isl and Us Greenwich
No IL and 81 Cherrytree No. ID Nalkers.ret;
No 30 Cahhrnesteet Nos. 25 and VI Pearl'ree, NolH
Canal street.
streets and WIN. Blngroye Sllie's Buildings corner WI
low and Atanuc and by al the principal druggists N the
Dr. v h. locsrow No 81 Beavers. Clinton Buildings.
General hGlcsale and Retail Agent TO Albany.
r. ". Dyott s: Sor, No. li2 Nom SecDndst, General
Wholesale Agent for PhladclphH.
Instructions tor taxing the ace. and great number Of GER
ufcat and testimonials nay seen and Obtained any Of
the Juve places. I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23

j." A young married man OF property and re-:
pec,abe connections IN Pittsburgh, IS sc1lSed Of
having beaten poor giTl whom re had ruined,
nearly to death, on the night OF the I'm instant
The case will come before the public IN few
days-the details so FAR are revoting ana inar-
man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23
Spo,tcn, &C.

No date lat 90. long 81 bark Meney Tucker, from Apa-
lachcola Tor Liverpool.
Baxter. ~ hours from Boston Tor Charleston.
MAY r. Ia, 81 o. " long 50 10 ", scf Declaration o. Ban
cor, 10 is TN Portland ior Havana
MAY To- lat 81 - lang 49,, bark Tennessee. Wnow, d
from Boston Tor Savannah.
May TO- oil Havana bark Evergreen. of :, Johns, Ne I'm
NOreans, bound Liverpool: bark, supposed to be
the Sarah Hand
MAY s. lat . 81 " long 81 IS W, passed schr Eugene of
Boston. from Civniuescs.
May :. 10 miles Sc uithe Boca, brig Matanzas.
May H. lat a s. H. long ~ % W. schr Oregon. from New
Orleans for NiOrk.
May lat i3S long & 60 steamer steering Z, 'th
was IN CO with B!en. ship Gutha.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23

" The cars did no: arrive on Thursday until
evening. The delay was occasioned by breaking
the pcdestals Of enc CT the baggage cars, and also
of the axle Of The tender. The first occurred be-
tween Dexter and Jackson, and the last near this
city Detroit ADV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23

QUICK PAssAcE-The bark kazan, Capt.
Leck;e, bound for Copenhagen, &c arrived at
EIsineur, on the oath u!t. in 81 days from Boston
the sho.tcs: passage on record.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23

French ENGLISH" Vat yer conical Ian
guage de Anglais Isl said French gentleman
the other evening at table. " Do you think so y
"Oui, very droll. vii tell you. Wanted to
see Angland-ver good. arrived at Doycrs |
was yer much hungry. looked in my dic;:on-
nairc for pottage '-p7tage, soup-sopc Mad
ame, said I, some sope, if YOU please In oac
minute dc lady beckoncd nc. vent vld her 10
the chambrc. Dis is soap said she, and dc
water Pardon, Madame, not savon, but sopc.'
Dis IS soap said she. No, no, Madame, not
dat, potago sope' Well, sare, dis is soap
Parbeau, Madame &c sope-sope, comprencz
vous p This is soap Dat sope! dat potage!
Madame. am not one unbeci!e, one fool
want &c sope-not one lump OF savon sope,
Madame But she would mt understand and
50, sare, washed my hands vid the savon, and
vent to bed. De hands were yer clean-but for
want of de sope dc stomach was very empty >
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23

TIE Monkeys TelcK.- Lord Taynham's
French cook 50 trained monkey as to make him
useful in plucking his poultry and winged game
for the spit The monkey was ono day follow
ing his occupation at the open window Of the
back kitchen. and had just plncked one of
brace of patidges, when hawk pounced upo" II
and carried ii off. Poor Pug was IN a sad fright,
well knowing the licking that awaited him, Af
despereadum, however, was his motto. He plncs-
ed his courage up and the remaining partridge,
and laid the bird III the window The hawk,
pleased with the feast, returned for another ttbit;
when Nun seized him, and in spite ofhis scratch
ing and scrceching, plucked him alive, ard land
him and the partridge down before the cook; and
with gesture stronger then language, seemed to
say: "Il's all right; there's your brace of brds-a
fair exchange is no robbery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23

IL Thomas Hogan, Esq one OF the Ad'ioT5
Of the Nashville Union, died on The IN INST at
Nashville. Tenn. of consumption. lie was ma
tive OF Pennsylvania, and at the time Of his death
but 80 years Of cge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23

Scientific a. Useful Publications..
IL The following valuable works are also put-
lished at the Tribune Office, and may be obtain
cd from any Of the Agents OF the Tribune; Or
at CINCINNATI from William II. Moore & Co;
PHILADELPHIA from Zeiber q Co.: and at Bos-
TON from Pei1iyg IL Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23

sasars CHURCH, BELLS AND TOWN CLOCKS
e IN 8 The subscriber. who awarded a Diploma a:
the New YORK State FAIRS of lSi3 and 1913 ,f hs
- bea toned Church Bell md also a Silver Nea for
the nest Bel. and pipomu ior Town Clock. eIhi-
bted AZ the Far oi tie American Institute October
prepared at h Foundry nj West Troy NewYork fur
nh Bells OF from p 10 1900 lbs made best materials and
wurunted 10 stand and tone Ia peHse-iases them m
proved Cast lion Noae, with Movcnbe Arms, The increasing
demand lot ms Bells tie best evidence that De gwen Of
their excellence Orders have been received the Cansd
and almost all the States. and about 400 have been Irn! 10
different pace IN the State Of New York from his Foundry
Town Clocks LeyeEe a3d Surveying instruments. Coppef
and Bras Castings &c. &C.
apis 6m ANDREW MENEELY.
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Elements Of Natural Philosophy:

Embracing tie c.1rral pfaciles Of MECHANICS y!osat.
les Hydraulics FneunAS, Aeou-tcs, Optcs Eectncit:,
eyanis.n Magnetism and Astronomy. Illustrated b. sev--
r3i HUNDRED engr4vIuss. ByLsoSAys D. G,Ly - Pr
i-ssoI Geology Mn-r2!o.y IN hs University OF tn
Ci:r Of <-w Yok and Lecturer Chemistry and Natural
Philosophy h. above work IS extensively introduced II
thr School, ntonshou; different parts OF
The United states aad ccueitsre ire best Book Sz-1nt io
plyae Dr. t- being himself gsc;c2 Chemist
ard ut-s 4, Lecturer -quHHg him 70 maxi
conslalGd sd eIp=E rsts Al! oIaTct-s OF Natu!l
Philosophy. emin-Hy qualified FOR til tasE Of -dtu.
such wols. ,Us' OF the publications on the 1HVu!a
branches PHILOSOPHY ecd Chemistry com.ilatcLs
:= ~ book makers, lee tie I-Gg=, :suf-s OF stuipt
leir s:;=af> eN' isHts while o!loS lse hs directors
contained ~ these works - snch difficult: vii
ths has work At Dr. Gale Psr-as a-d teachers
T.Gue,te! 20 ssallae lie work. ::isr 81 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23

GEssEs-s, WARRANTED CAST-sr EEL EI1GE
Is Il TOULS.-Tle real genuine Congef' COS
II u eau only be had at 50 Attorney street wheIe
"a u they made and finished with my own
hands therefore recommend thein
and NJ George Briggs * Co.'S. Plat Those Tools oere
b. Osborn Little, ate' Fulton street. stamped Conge h
not ms ke md designed deceive. Mine s5lnpe
thus: Consef, York 90 Attorney street" a h-'''
discount 20 Dealers Pcnse observe the stamp.
MI 3ms JOHN CONGEk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23
THE TRIBUNE.
BY REV. THOMAS [. HARRIS.

For The New-Ycrk Tribune.
FORM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23

ZONES sARsAPARLLA CANDY-Eaeh . cent Il Sq he
al age containing of the melchs plope4 If In
loot Sold a. 81 Chatham ST. and 80 Broadway H' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-23

ETiXENISt, RED HEADED WOMEN-iien If you have
such coax them, my charge them % buy three
shilling bottle of Jones Coral Hair Restorative. Tel them
three weeks II they rub this on Their hniFess Sca
they have pretty good hair md then your own hair Is dr.
dirty, rusty rub :;lc 4 tn, twill cleanse T. make It
soft dark and silky. and keep long time. sold nj the
sign the American Eagle. e Chatham and 20 Broad
way, " Y. o, l9g Fulton street, Brooklyn. nil I'm
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Lectures on Geology.

Doctor LYELLs Lectures Geology Secor: Edition; i
contains ensy-c kroa'plee r'ela al idr section
art Of ia= sarts Ctu. 'vh rX?!salto9s also
itns general introduction 10 roy not before Ta5sh
Lecture ebf-.ss he following subjects Aavefsa- acn--
..n0d. Volcanic Period tJa OF tos-Srinc Mount
Dor. Lecture H. The ilEth strata, NFI, St.ia Periods,
igyrr-a- District. hAi-ni4~s. AiOuat Eta Lectse
i'll, Suos sGl.s.
Of Scraps; Monte Nooyo Lecture w. Coral k--fs. Cora!
Islands. lecture V Origin Of Zeal. Lecture l. FOSSIL
FootpunS Lecture va. Recession OF the Fais OF Maya
Ia. L-etu-c VII BOuists aud lcebeTss.
To tie above also added this edition, Sketch OF the
Lecture Of Dr. AUGUSTINE sAI1H. d-ireTtd before tie
Lycsum Vi .a:nIa History the 9Th OF December las
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