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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

u Dr. NcNnIs Acoustic Oil has been used by hundreds
nd horsant, Of esons who were nlmost entirely deaf with
h. wonderful success and has been proved To he safe
nj tsn ee for n complaint, oi the enr Adeai persons
re VINO rrc becoming sp md tor sake intend
peh,ng Ear rumpes to enable them. To- converse with
% ir. would by all meuGs advise - pr, cure 20 lhar
rsad naS Of this ceehuted oi which all probability
vii bHE pSrmanen, reIisf and most Likely eff CT cure
Wsr any wh incredul0us 10 the efficacy OF tns
0laN Robert aTpen,er No 5i0 Mnnroe.street. who WAS
en t0ll fealess at several months Standing by
s, ,hsp ask Cant Mann, of the barge oilsn. has
unensedre chamng effects of H. and WI be happy 10
r h IN who mny the trouble io call on nlin
lDge e,enre wanted call nj 81 Cornndt street where
Enay be bsd by nsls bottle quantity TO sui, purchasers
use 81 tsk So by the authorized agents of Conock
kiO .he Union,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

G- New Style EeDtiemeIss Hsts.ITbs sub
scrbcr prepared furnish his new style Tor The ia
whch viii! be found fully the reputaon he has here
ioo.e enjoyed the ofth essential article oi
dress. AMlDON. Fashionable Hatfer.
au9; I'm Wall st. ccrDcr Nassau
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

n,Iy. Prsther aud DR.. w. Hall, heretofore
.ni III ,raty on an indictmen; for creating nuis-
.cs .Ce. :. s Medical College on ST. Charles street.
sDS aI ss;eb led 10 very discredirable mob there,
war. On saturday sentenced 10 imprisonment tor one
misct. in the county Jail, and 10 pay hns oil h'e
s' IA, inry in the case OF the State vs. Mclean m
1srd or the murder OF Major Floyd, two years
,ra row tried for the third lime, had not agreed lhis
M morning. The case was given TO them on I IL
l,,u1l o'clock. [St Louis Repub. Aug 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

~ FAN Fnsnicn fer Eats.-O. FISH he's row
ready the Foil Fasnn Hats; which gentlemen ore invited
to call and examine his Werchouse )G Broadway. two
doors above the City Hotel. ORLANDO FISH,
nu2Disif Fashionable Halter.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

slsDs sSAasArARIJLA-The Curative properties of Sarsn
pna of and eli ElcunatisIt have onis
t:sg lteg cbsrvei and Acknowledged was long though:
u the root could only be used successfully m
suf n.d dvne- OF thrt >ot: hut TIE mighty .n.ttc'ni
e4eb wheh h,rc resulted fIom administering tunds SHi,n
s.y ,rpje2 that idea. Cuchcum Tor time cunder-
hiserr for this bit u hs' been demonstrated that
4, euc,ne ia nnny s,Ancrs the -NCtLtOSts. or
nrshDn the complaint 10 the heart IL the diect ten
rh, preparation prevent this ina result by cleans
ubs ord from all impur tic through which alone dscuse
y yed 10 the ,cnt oi life
Su sthvr particulars ard conclusive evidence OF 1t. supe
vsus and efficacy Pamphlets. which may be obtained
tus tro rieiors and their Agents gratis.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. by * B D.
"a .io at T3 Rroodway. " East Broadway. and drug
~, strsra Nv hrn,rhnui the Ur'ted States.
hee sl per bottle SIX bottles for s5.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
FANCY SILK GOODS,

Newest styles.
PECK, NICCLSOS b WRIGHT,
No 13s Peari and % Beavc'.srcc;s, New-YoTk.
Would respectfully that they are opening large
and newly selected Stock o.,
SILK GOODS.
oil of which are of the aie Fall styles, comprising full rs
DRESS GOODS.
consisting in part Of rich Cashmere d Ecosse. rch printed
Muslin de LANES Grape De LANES Of new and elegant sy
rich plain Cumeon md sna stripe Repeaers new and Ia
.hionable article Cnmeion. Brocade. and Brochestpec
Silks black and colored Apaccas. figured and PLAIN.
SHAWLS.
Rocto and Cashmere Shnwls, patterns; Camelon nn1
Bocade figured SILK Shawi.; Damask Wooden srada ant
tich Dama,k A!apaceha, Merino. Thbe;. and Muslin de
Lame in great variety, &c.
RIBBONS.
tl asso,tmen, eli Donae and Cap Ribbons OF the riches
Pnri, styleS.
Figured Cop I1cc'. Trimming Laess and Lace Edsngs
Thread Lislc. Plated and Brus-e!s Ejgiar,. &c.
GLOVES.
Consisting Of Kid. Six. Cashncfe IN great variety. toEethe
with r lnrs. assortment oi Fancy Milts
Also tu Of Par, cori,. GDs add FrinEe.
together with every article upsy to be found in Fancy
stock which ,hey ole. favone terms
rs any other cs,abuhmeat. slhtDecl I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
n.- Lectures ON GnmbIing.-Mr.J H..

the Reformed Gambler will deliver the Mercantile Library
Room. Clinton Halt iour Lecture, the Art of Gaming
commencing THIS Tuesday EVENING. September 8. s
o'clock the second Lecture rHERSDAY following tho
third and fourth IN MONDAY and WEDNESDAY EVEN
iNCiS. Sept, 9Th and lith
Tickets Tor the Course, 81.
each Lecture Children under IS years half
Tickets for sale at Reded bookstore. Beesman
ard NassauSrce nnd the door the evening Of the Lee
In these Lectures Mir Green who hrs been proessed Gam
bier and Manufacturer o Cards will deveope the Startling
mysteries OF splendid Euro Rooms this city and ele
yvhte he will show he sru-es, impoSilluns and yanle
Drncised by The Sporting Geaty and nod the unmnsked
Gambler forth the o, honorable num- s3 I,t
GS The Young Mems Democratic Clay
Cjub of south BrouSiyn will this evening Ihu!sdnJ
ut ~ oclock the Madison Iious 4 general attendance
the Wings OF outh Brooklyn solicited. Several speak
eIs from y ew Y York ere expected. By order Q!
A. SIDNEY BAXTER. President.
J. WADE DESrsoS. Secretary. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

sois. rs
,y,ISr0N-hcre ha, hSen active business dSns to-day
- ... ,hh "a e reaching sSu SAiSs mostly 10 shippers
u, H. cn pro-s current before The steamer.
% n.,nis .nce Isl inst is9 6aes Exports 10 Ausust
~ a.. e. nal Exports froFn [ states Tor ne rear eodns
~: Syc,nher 20 4S bales: ns' year. 2> e'i oass Eeas
before ss0 ts6 bales. ,.,, h.,.s, ;r,,;,x 10
d.v P,e M. Ssou; change Gsaesse4 = Sith ,'.y is S
=, w ,n.cs Sslss ~ bhsS Troy at ~ q - ~
~ " ., . >, ard eJ Go iapcy Co stS b3s Aooct
55 Shs sir Wes1n tassa at - & ~: sps ,.. so.e
cratrhed ., Al In southern ihete j. notnins ous "
-, ti,cSr - ,onniTr oG was ,reGe uts eS Ire Sse
Fsq rsc4y, 10 ,sy 40 bis was soa yfevt' .. s s
~. Snsl sales jersey eaia att % y e-iso " '''
ooucht 9 t ga
V..., T. Export isoi' ~ 70 ~ S1S ~ - IS IS bblS
.ouf..
ShAiN-Ihe,e is. we eseye no new W bea. %. =, 20 20 sn
Corn 10 suteien, spoy carro Of North Carolina, SSo
ouseis sold at S. weight delivered Northern oonDaJ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

G<5- No,ice-Carmen. workngmen. and other. Of the
City and County Of New York who desirous ohavng
4m-Tiean Labor Protected. and the election of
nrv Cinu OF Kentucky President, requested
meet al Knic kebocker Hall opposite the Park Friday
evening Sept 9th NJ hai past o'clock. A full Attendance
particuay desired BY the undeEned ms matters OF great
interest will De ,ubDnted or their co operation
Jacob Acker Gbrdt II striker, Geo. jernvon
Lew Up.t S,Ye rians, ERb IT Benson
" l. l. pentz x l.. trpoke. Chs McDuuRa.
Ira Brown. Phlllps Phoenix, nm FnrTinsfon
.lohn p r,n-g Geo F. NeSbit. James G.. Motfit
WIN Jones " p Kenyon. MAJOR Lyons.
=. II. Burroughs john d. Nnicwater anu about five hun
dred oiher.
Alsn. Sonny from The Glee Llnh. - =
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

80 csn ssls Sfo br,te. rre ct s. delivered 4 p-re. e
bsrsy l7te bu'ie, sslt a;5 oa;,aH
at q - cent SO bag BeckeJed Pes hats changed hands
'sc@'"' Export from 1t % 7is Ausua
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
F.-uI0NARIE FALL GOODS.

FASHIONABLE FALL GOODS.
I,HE SUBSCRIBERS ere receiving By every new arva
frcm EUROPE then tall fashions II fch Cfvas ecn'
Cloves Their assor,men; OF the above articles osetny,
s found The no extensive of any esabshment IN ths cy
Having engaged tor the last ateen years IN the same e
NJ bn,,ness he fecilss for obtaining most fashionable
articles through their aees in Europe and ihelr own kno"-
ege and experience in business gives tbeH every "a
the- selections All articles o. their manuinc;ure may be de
penie on or Their superior Hish and du!agty entemenl
rnd a, this establishment extensive OF the Ji-
o,yng roods either of the subscribers or I'M
ported expressly Tor their city Fade Crava Scars suspend
Nrtn Shiris blessing Robes Money and Ridnr Belts. n
very superior article six. MeIno CG;ion Lamb swooi and
brellas e &c The subcnbc pny particular attention To
their Linen department Their sES are cut after me mc't
nnnrnved French mcihos-to suit the form o The wenrer
,erahy ohviatng difficulties attending the usual ethod o'
ma king up linen in the old style Gcrlrmen may depend OF
being suited with any he above aceS.o superior G;h,
~ and AT fair and moderate nj the old OF
~ PARSELLS & AGATE.
sen5 81 BfOHdNny, corner tafR fIacs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL. GOODS.
pRY GOODS. HOUSEKEEPING ARrlCLES-S. &
[. HOLMES No y John street, between Broadway
and Nassau sree are receiving new and de.abs Goods Tor
ihe Fall Trade which thes offer for sale 1t the lowest pces al
,.boesa e and retail, have Iaely received
R.,.. nnd Whitney Blankets do extra large
Raal " elsn and other F aDHeis
Silk Wnrp do, Euglish Canton Flannel
MarSeie, Ouu aud Counrsrpanes
Irish inens uthe 5e-t hlsnch
9s Pillow Case Liners ) 1 lIi,h Sheeting,
Iyish and Barnsley Sheetng fr)m - 10 Ia wide
DamsSk Table Cloth. and Napkins
Tnwenes Of all kinds CTa,h
Cotton ShiItiuss and Sheetngs, best qualities
Red Ticks English and American Lang Cloths
ong Lawn Linen cIm5iic ard cnrnb!lc Htkt.
French MArnos. Alpscca. da'k Prints
kch fy'd Cashmere Shawls
Frrns nsh Ronhaznes Cra c for NeIls. &c
Black Silk and six Hose
IDfapsry Mnsins furniture IGhniy
Table nnd Psno Covers. TOle; Covers, &c.
Wool q od Cloths and 'asmercs
Fancy inssu,eres aEd Ne>irg Sattinets. &c.
With variety OF atcie their ne for sale at :. Ohm
street al the lowest prices.
n B. On hand genuine Tan lie Cologne
do extra wide Russia Diapers. az sod 2wis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

- BOARDING.-hrs SIS. having opened the new
ind commcdious house IS Vesey ST. the Astor House
proars choice of desirable 10 transient permanent
Roarders Cruion Shower and cold Baths free The
ocstos very central quiet and shady. Terms moderate
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

markets.... Ca-etYay reoareea Jsr 7He TraSxas
"WEDNESDAY. Scpten5er4.
AsBEs-Pots nre sel teday n s and some small seies
have been made At that sure which hoT, small improve
msnt AAau, 100 bb Pears have been asen al o. which
$50 A shade better.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
DORR CHAN DL E R,
DRY GOODS,
30
Lfberty-stpecrs src isspi

74uLfNERY AND SIX GooD-CFEAP FpE
vi CASE-The subscriber has recefved WIN Ie iasle-
days No 81 Besvcceet. three doors ti9fS e.
beio Wall an UNUSUALLY large assortment OF H LII Ehf
end FANCY SILK GOODS fr TIE Fall Trade Esyins
bought ea:y TINS ss-son had tbe Plh G te nnshei-
acd knows his Is :.rneDt CANNOT BE BEAI he sSean p
lcuIafiy Of BoETEr SILKS. YBLVE!s. SaILNs ssa sso
ElBB)SS-he having 6Acidedy the .r-esi eoo Los
70 De found and M BE 5rstAn,y ses.lcs d.
CAMS nEE aaeton pfvsIe sale aiJ M @ ,n; &c 80,
As 5e buys and skLLs FoE CASH, ven An@s Ia go
Inducements must b he'd 16scr % by =
yy ard De believes the reputation 5e has % eIak ~, ee
,il1a can ts bausbt elsewhere. SUE Eus-Ii.s oI
He invites MzKcs sad bLLfsESs 20 en- a.i e1ale
before purchasing TheT r.ay cscSId ti ! ~, sot .y
,rr 10 q, 40 be-, ssy ygi u LIDO 2A leT NsI
II; ), II 5e had N STrvreS
3 iE.s l. ~ x ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
CLOTHING.
WM. T. JENNINGS < co.
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,


CASH TAILORING EsTABLIsHMEST,
23l Brocd@cg. .!e's-icss Hofel, opposite
tie Feastgis,
Solicit attention tom C,1eus sui Stranger. rqurinr Car
leaS to i-e assossrt oi Goots as Fail sp Wiutes
ear selected VIA view OF rendering cur sack es 10
aa'y Snd Nsre'y bc found II As city Comprising
,sF and ae CoAs fc' oNereost. CioaAs Se. Frnsa
" Sh<sA 18th Ter dress and icek Costs. styles
Assnnen. Rich Velvet lerino SIN and Ss,,p V.e:-e
'heh w be made to order pees 10 sustain ou, epu,s
500 IS Inc son:-Fs IN the Progressive rorDasioa avert.
lie cause Of ecpsu, that surcharS ere taxed os
the ds'Ircae eies The style ard of C;Arasnts
s compare with ihOse Of any other establishment nd ;h
the sequel nf;h extensive chci,e - sis.f
RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
At The
New- York Cash Tailoring Establishment,
Isl BROADWAY.
Three doors beLote tie fra,skiia Hose.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
CLAY AND FsELINGHUYsEN.

lJLAl NNI' = FEI1I-'7tIU tsEf'TN'
TO Fourth Ward Clay Club.-rursunnt TO the
of the tlv Cent al COMMITTEE Mas Meet
oC this Club VIII be held NJ National
Hall Ihui.day evening. the 5h lrs nj "a clock
expeccI -verri enin"rt .peHs"rs will
be present. The menbes n the Club ieQn-es {" meet NJ
the Shakespeare Hote Gt o'clock tn proceed N pocennt Ia
the meeting. JAMES ii. BRAlNE, President
THOMAS H. BURRAs,S y
S s. CHsTTgRToN. secretaries .o.:..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

rEIINDOW SHADE DEPOT. No. srAgcE sTRxsr.--
w The subscrbs would advse al thoss WHO WISH 70 pef
-, " hades either holes RETAIL 10 cg n No spruce
eet as they greater assortment. than al te other es
sb.hepts Ia city, and they truly say then tbe on
y oiars y,sre they extent Eor, Dot
III eol. shades painted signs Bannei and ntetlqt pseoIa
Mons done in siy. M. 10 b surpassed Adss of achnoH
sdred reputation viii always find employment Also wante6
brss or four apprentices None need apply unless hey hevo
m NJ soi, ioi o'' BARTOL IL De mAUNY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

CODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERs.--rh iub,,
y ,crber wishes make known ~ the public tna Glucn o.
h biscuit and -racker which sod this city bJ The sbyo
Games are entirely Different the SODA BISCUIT anu Sr
g.R CRACKERS made at his Bakery which have Zen nc
y inyrds particularly those whO suffer IRON lrdlerstvn
r noe than t..Ety yern with the hest results ~hie us
,,ntun y heh car be- ras fr Ass prcs tbhush 2snrvs
I'D f,r oerson In heah wholly unit tp the 'les W. 70
rb0ge Brsculv ard n,9 tTTr. oi-eSI' nr
R;scrIr BETTER CKAcKEss. WnTkR ~ r.,
md .yY Rk o. gf Tire .Fst duiilsl ,s,,s ,a .y,s,
sle At ,hs ~sii.sno"a ,o EpBRS!M TREADWE l.
Iii. f.Fi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

h,- Ninth Ward Henry Clay Club" MES
TO YOUR PcsTs' The Cub wi, mcst Thurlday Even
ing cept 9TH. a IA O'Clock, ni keGucky Hall. No SPeiTy
street
Let every Working Mnn OF the Ward attend and enroll hi'
among who have already pledged ,hsmelves To
MI honorable the election OF Clay and
ftelinghuysen." the peoples candidates.
Remember, the has Tor action so come out and
hear he principles of Protection American Labor psomu
gated
Good speaking and singing mny be expected.
By oder oi VI. y ROBERTS. President
Chs ;..:. CEASg: svcc.presdsnts.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
CLAY AND PRELINGHCYSES
GDEA GgrDgNG

Each containing bessll DaSueyreofvye hkeoes Of Hen
~ Clay or heo Prenehnyssn sals wnoesae and stni
By ANTHONY EDWARDS Il 20
AZ istt Saonsl Miniature f:slSry. ~ BfotdTay. MY,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

CROCKERY AND CLASS Whoje.ns and EeteI;; H., NJ
" No s. Cherry. bewesn Jnmes and ll''ef streets
white ana ra,cd blue sguc 1ea2oi.. suEc Creams. Cups
md 5suce Sion Bowls Plates. Di,bes. iLfees lowered
rhrs sauce onts Mugs Ptcher Ewers and Sasins Soap
ores Brush nys togeIhs' with oil kinds of common Ware.
rumblsrs as Jars Lamps. Lamp GisEes. Gators, bouI.
,rd Gia-seS and Baths. snecIa, Nante Vases. git Toy
HuPs, Toy Tea Sels. &c. &c. nj low price, a., ,,<,ap
.43ias GEORGE W. HOSr,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
EEY AMERi An WORKS
liz Y ptfRILSHEn.

NEN AMERi, An WOhkS
JUSr PUBLISHED.
Life snd Eioerenee Of the Rev syivsf-- 1sraed. Br
r Gursr. thick vl. with 81 .
The IrFn.i,hy eTsnds vol with s-y-ari1gs ..-...
N' Story u-hth0oi and IT, Times 70
TIE ria of Abner e. gerS A:-:'r-T o.
6irssn EIcns1re % tha Ar. Of G1E1nE.
SMITHS Ausfnns cal triss. Par: .
Pe-ecr5oA BOUNCE. Sc'ted fGst..............
Foster E-,aEs Biographical zni Hstosrsl :
ToEue's Pre- hsn,,;-y. exhibiting the wisdom
md hesefeence Cod ,cl.-................... 20
Ch-svery fcrturrS m Buuyan. IN. -.......-...-..
I1rTs SeE lnstrRcinf the Piano Fore. -
Hsrh's Llnd of frne -o =
Walker 90 EectTctype M.nroalation. parts n
H7nRs and Prayers fr Chdrea vol. ............... j
For ssls by WILEY & PUTNAM. l6l Broadway.
WORKS IN PRES5-tNearly Ready.)
Tupp1z's Elements of Logic wi.
The American House Carpenter: with engraving, 7ol.
Chervet's Bunyan. No Is. completing the work
Oracles ;hs Poets diysrnE AID pleasing Game for ihs
social family circle. / vol.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

DAR IRON AND STEEL-A foil ass1r,rnent OF Ergiisb
- Srdi,h inecan. Rnssian and Norwegian lrnn n.so
Cast T-tr hear. German and Shear Stee of al cescr.D
tons. for sale in lots 10 suit purchassr by
BIEECkER & OOTEGCT
i'Irtf ot strs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05


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DID, beautiful miniature edition. elegantly bound in CLOTH
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On Friday,
PUSS IN B0OrSA pure translation from The Sna Ger.
: illustrated with 1! plates from deslrns by Oitc
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On Saturday,
RURAL TAI.ES-Porraying Social Life By Hannah More,
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the Porte II. Al for the .es:. IL. Two Wealthy
Farmers. ~. Tom White V. Pilgrims. vi. Valley Ci
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to the Eclectic Review by John Foster vol lsno with
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
Commercial and money Mats.r..
Gss- far commereal and Money Matters. sec Last pn4

!- For C1mu,eeal and Money Matters. Last PAGE.
"WEDNESDAY r. Nj.
The Stock market was firm to-day, and prices
generally show small Improvement.
Exchanges remain quiet, with no upward ten
dcncy. Sterling quote 81 and 10; Francs 221s.
We stated day or two since the amount Of dri-
collected at this during the month of August.
s3226 75 We give below the Of imports ard
ports:
Imports and Exports al the Port Of Ncp Yvrk fer TIE month
Of .GugRst, 1874
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

E,AM,IY. TUToR--A young gentleman, educated in
i Cambridge lnw-studeDt and who haI before and
since his college course travelled Europe wshe,
TO obtain situation instructor nf the modern languages
respectable family, where part OF his time oniy would be
cupiei his principal object being TO obtain plensant
dence Unques;nnsbe references given Inquire al Bartlett
s. Weords Bookstore Asor House. for tartnef particulars
als0 w Is.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-10-26
Eurr=E2Eepscnzr1ElHn
REMEDY FOR LYING.

A good story is told in an English abou
trick prscsIsed upon Chinese sversmi'h
hy the captain Of ship. Tom WorkwelI
was the name Of silversmilh, and the cap,
tain suspecling his friend Tom, in making
some spoons TO his order, had played him a
trick commol il China, of adding no small
portion of tu:enague 10 the usual portion OF
slioc taxed him with the cheat, which he
denied, with the strongest asseverstiOns OF
his innocence. The captain then told him
lie had bro't with him famous water, call
ed lie waer,which being placed on the ton
que of person Inspected of telling an IN.
truth, if The case were SO, II bCrned hole;
if otherwise the party escaped with honor
and unhur,.-Tom thinking il a trick ,readl'
v consented, upon which, with much form,
single drop Of acquaforlis was pun on his
tongue; he Instantly jumped about the room
in violent pain, crying out, Very true, halt
lutenague, in hopes iha, the onfessing the
fact nigh, stop the progress Of 'he lie water
which, from the pain he felt, he had some
reason TO think possessed The qualities as
crbed 10 il. Several Europeans who were
present, and had bought different pieces o
plate from bim,pu. similar questions 10 hin
and he confessed il had been his conslan
and uniform practice to add large quandI!
of .uIensgue TO every article made a, his
shop, for which during his continuance o
pain, he promised ample reParalion.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-10-26
T. II l.. p A l. NJ .

So imporlan, is the Data Palm to the
Arabs ,ha, they fsnci;ully invested ii with {;
dignity approaching to that of man, am
of language. The fable that the young
trees WOO each other with the tenderness Of
human love, and tina, truly virmous adept
in the knowledge Of the secrets of nature
may, with time and study, attain TO the
knowledge Of this language and understand
the morals and the wis Ion Of these vegeta
bile ssges. The last of such favored adopts
was the learned Doctor Abraham Gaon,
who died about the year 1910. The Ma
|hommedan traditions have banded many
marvels concerning the Palm; among the
rest is one which must have been borrow
I'd from one of the spor,aphal gospel OF the
Infancy of Christ. The story Is as fnIOws:
When the Vitgin Mary was on her way
to Jerusalem TO be registered, she tainted
ard grew sick at the foot OF a Palm,as aged
tha, the crown was dead. and ihere remain
ed nothing hut the bare trunk, She had ne
sooner sat down a, ito root, however, than .
clear sptink Of water swelled out from be
Meath the withered Palm, the branches shot
'aesh and vigorous from the BACKED stem;
he fruit budded, formed, and rpened; the
whole graceful plane bowed down before
her and celestial voices were heard, saying
Drink ,eai, and refresh thine eyes Thus
was the virgin mother comfor,ed, and there
did she bear her divine SON Whoever was
the author Of this fable mus, have been well
acquainted with The Greek story Of the flgh'
of Litona TO Deios, where she gave blrlh
TO Apollo and Diana under palm, whence
The tree was consecra,ed To Diana. 1t il said
that Th,seus first carried The Palm TO A
thens from De!os, when he returned in Ii.
umph from his victory over the MinotauI
The mainland OF Greece was never favor
able TO The Palm, though several Of She
Creek islands were az, ,rned with it. Even
IN The south Of Italy they have always beef
are, though they are not scarce IN som'
parts of Sicily. Near Genoa, there IS {;
narrow warm, sandy valley, full of Palms
~, they are deminu,ive IN growth and uu
ruilfoI, being cultivated only fot the sakt
If the leaves which are annually sent 10 The
Pope's chapel al Rome, when they ar
blessed, and distributed by the cardinals
and other drgoi,aries, in sign Of the ulumpI
of The church. - Callcous He,baf ScrIr-
thre.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-10-26
MESMERIZING A HORSE,-S SOME
THING RICH!

The other day, the crew Of The Wap-l,o.
IN 81, Louis, were completely nonp.ussat
ny fractlous horse which they we e8
leavoring to get on board. Mr.. Euut
nsgneuzer was requested to Operate r1.
we are happy 10 learn, dlt so with immel
ale effect. Simp y looking the anlna. i5
he face, making few passes dop h.
lose, and with perhaps. a gentle % 20
lOIs'', the sensitive creature hecan
ectly dociIe, aud walked sto RI VIA ..t
wen once saying neigh Al least 5, ase
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