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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

NATURES ow'S rREScRirriox.- Indian Vcscia.
bic P' are the best medciuc known 10 man cr nrpcnt Con
mp,in SSih,nn oi every stage Bccdin: al the Luus.
Coughs, Colds Liver Com lr!n and all the diseases OF the
pulmonary organs These Pills approved hy the is.
un.stcd pin, >cHfS, and universally acknowledged TIE
valuable medicine ever discovered Weak lack. pm md
wekHcS IN the iLeu> bnck mi> and other pn' Uithc body
speedily and e3ctuHlly removed by these Pills
Tie Unparalleled success which attended the of these
Pms has induced some uGpuncplri persons manufacture
spurious Article winch they endcavu 10 ai upon the
pecis the genuine mcdcc hence the importance pur.
rhnSing only 0i the regular advertised agents.
CAUTlOS-li> coUHteTtci> abroad avoid all o y
dnGhul claracier aud he particular 10 nk Tor Wusht Indian
Vegetable Fills.
tiicl, devoted exclusively .e sale of the Medicine
wholesale unt retail No Is Greenwich street New York. ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21
Dr. EcIir Go,,reud,s Italian Mcdi-

Gated Soap.-For curing ireckics. plmpleS. erIptpns
Lrtrhe> srlrvy muphe. heat slct. mu>kctu bites. AMI H
irritation and -ine> aud >lcwne nnd darkness n the
skin THIS soap o The mot remarkable of recent chem
cal discoveries IL emoleu and healing qualities spoken
Oin all directions and every who recommend IT, One
cake 70 cents wgrr1nt answer Ill ordinary purposes
md 10 he had only ~ Walser>trect door
from the corner Of Broadway Agents. Mix street Boston
n Chesuu Philadelphia: Gay Pourhkccpsie rouscy,
Rochester Nves lie Maven Dyer, Providence Carleton
Iowell. and Truo Newark az Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21
Sc:.a"! and miscellaneous Books, st.
WILLIAM h. CORNWELl.,

So Ecaccr-atrcrt, i~o doors tram Peori-Srec',
~ Offers at LOWEST RATES. School aud I!i>cela.
r-o,,> Books, Blank looks Papers tui, nnd stationery i,
general winch ne tie aiiemt:un ui Merchants.
mhIO BINS
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E,prVrIJ CONCEPT
-, 49, -, ,..,<f.rp T.
Tramp MD iNSiRl NlENI =, III III
~ a Ai'iJ ptti'N itli - ~ nc I'm 'i'A-''
n. VIII t.tli-: insisted ls
St"NpR - ttE,. m
LARGE ORCHESTRA Of T'-E ITALIAN OPERA
on II t>Dhf hNl ,iNt'. Ai1y 1T
GLer tle Glr'y ton OF 10. Chapel A1Sier,
@lGNOR RAPETrL
PEpGg ,,.,.E .-.r,gr T.
-ar71s Ng,c f1r IN Vi1l.a m tie t-l.scal Sty!c.
{; r,,i t.efts,-- fu. lf-ges,-l.
,.,sni --,-1 ..t ,ris rptnp,Jse.! hy p1uzeiii aud
nm, BIZ 1900 -, Nnir:ainl
Grand t5rrsr,,,-E,r Iolliu =. in three part, n
sp m trlf' cortro>~: au rNc-u.ed ii Ncty ieuf1'
es,ni Ana .......-....--.- -aa' Nelieii1a
''i7 H., 80 ..,l , .,,.,. II .erx,,rnp,
NJ No. 80. ii,,,,..,... <,,l.
,,ia'' ''lti.. q; ,.-i H., -, ,,en,,s
t-aa, s.eaa and D4e;:o--i-oa Esl.aio sslnr 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

" No case OF Rheumatism. Gout. contracted cold. and
nsce> has been found that cannot be cured BIZ the In
dian Vegetable Elixir aud Lnmcnt y CORTLAND street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

- ncshfe 81 the cold ionysoi by prurnce cough and
ti,iru about the lung, una tgtnos> M ne chest, and w..
the only remedy that vii relieve. whchls Dr. Iatbs
Extract ct LuuswoT;, Il, y CUurlIauG street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

r. Cation Canvas. COMPRISING HEAVY
$Aif. DI+GK' iIt:iii' RAvENS ~ BOAT SAILS.
AWNINGS, &c A>c. HEAVY TART In ~
PER FEl l'INtS = Ia - inches wide iiiGlNt. Ftn
rrd ylci - aud ii men. Also, Gram and Meal los'. -
RE;iNC%Eitll1FF. FOX x PoiUEMus
lsf,;,.i. Beaver street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

r-~Harlware, Cutlery. &c.-LEWIS Ben +
MGR 4 co respectfully inform Their friends and lie pubic
generally thu. they removed to his CITY ana nave taken
- h ar. po,v opening af-e and wel-seecied aSsort-
,cn OF Goods both Foreign and Domestic. TO winch hey
would call the attention those wishing 10 purchase ap-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

~ I'll. Attention OF Gentlemen Is requested 10 ne
.sr c,frs light Black Beavers 0r Spring and summer iGi
'Ssrd by In. SUBSCRIBE. .iiiiDON; fashionable tiater
nils Owls " IA sbtSt' S'i"-''NNS'i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

~ i0SGLEY NEsTERS iSD!,N P.S.cEA yyill cure an,
Ot the following complaint, pny taken Tor No y
t"uutnd street, VIZ A.'inn, LIVER Compliant Dyspepsia.
indigestion ilioi, Ohsiruriioi.. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

S- The most distressing Cumpnnt ever known cnn be II,
once cured by the Remedy for SICK Icadach found ut y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

nv Nv 81 I,niao. the Counties Erle and Tiasare.
rbe ndesaed Receiver Of the ccnmer;,nl Bank Of
pir viii sell ut public auction ~ the CUuft House ~ the
I o. Bnl ,9 q" # II! Ee Fte The etrcf ixe To- the
yern pnfrc ,te. prepared or The occasion upon
winch tn locations OF ts property IN the Ciy are exhibited
10 p5r( 4-yar. outer lot No side lan,treet y SIP
tet iron, on Mpn.s;cet 20 eet deep on which l. maras
''I Fal lS@' s t;g Is Fec, On la let deep
-Coer lot fee, on north -Ite OF Peyirce; lO feet
Gu En- S. cANEGicAS oraL propar, consisting Of the
Ageneaa lot 5 5 f' ~ or i l 'o Font 5' @a y
,-5c, Tuunn; 10 ad q et on reaflstse' Ih parcel
one * the most Gld perfectly arranged mad finished
ho p5,l " Iit OF outer No 81. q feet Oo.treet
r,rr1. about 100 and Il tcct on GnlinD feeS.
ri, -, l., @1 To nm el-y on which are brick dwellings
P.yl.I flsfi lot Nn59 town 'nnre IN tonc2fd 5-'.
.rss about 10 uuLer improvement Tins !, one OF the most
pare Pa "f6IocS Nos 81 ana o. City Buffalo.
' C ~ Jjyol.I fa Of outer h, No. To- lower village
Bse5 esf 5de e. g. e. ea5 i's OF Bck Rock
l5 ;eet Ia: lee, den d, e,..t Poo.
30 ft on Vir-a.a-s';. l0 feet deep % let Of est To-
let t wag sF,m lot one half undivided of about i3 acres,
en-, part =. to'Tn II. range near "iiis'ie h''e
Par3 Jone sixteenth undivided Of the K--,nIn boc.
Isl fee o Maif i5 iet on Eagle street. D let on Peal
s'' 81 IL ~ a;i outer lot No l5 n fee, On south
side Terrace, s. ise' dep With 5ek G .
No. Part otter oi v" H. ~ ;se' front Oh 'aeSson;
No Par. o; No and L. 80 Jackson street,
g deep. - wood dwelling
prres N-farm lot known Cation Yarn, - acres III
un on Nc Adam r.,ad mics 'fom Bural2 south ht!i oi lot
:! town H. range WIKI farm iIotl>- md buiIin:-.
crc O-Plft lot g. cay .: Buffalo. - iset east de
Ib-!q,-srt:e-i !0. rIts deep. w!t'l ZOO. i'yeinE
p-rr.{ Pla-t lot No. %, city ei Buffalo - eet east
SIDE ,rlnEin-.tr--t 10 -.t deep alley II ert wie
pgrrf L-Inrm 1t town OF Amherst, norm pant !ot No
~ Pgrcl F9Fm o, town of Penle.on. Niagara county
east Dart Ini No. -. town -, rrn=e !. ltJ acfe7
Pdreei S-Fan lot. town Of Ae:s', westerly half Of lot
No 81 town Il. range :. =! acres. 80
PARED J-Fnrm lot Niagara county. lot No. Il, town T.
aaEe lg ucte,. Subject mortgage 10 the amount OF
HGree Farm LOT, Nisrara county. lot No: % L.
range Isl acre. SUBJECT to mortgage 10 the amount OF
pTreS NO i-Part outer lot No. g. south side Buffalo
Creek 81 O-l2 feet BsiilIo Creek running to the lake,
chains y Inks deep. ,r,
No Part outer lot g. south side Buffalo Creek, go feet
on Buffalo Creek runHln: 10 the lake -
No Par outer lot 10 south side Buffalo crees ~ ee' Oh
Buffalo Greek running 10 the lnAe -, cri
Ne 3 art lot. Nos - and q. south side buiaio
Cock - eet on Buffalo Creek running ~ the lake ,o
Nof-Part outer lot H. south side BGtin!o trek - -!v'
-, na Buffalo Creek running 10 the lake beng ltl t ueY
Full esrrptlon. of property vii be giTen at te SAFE
md the evidences OF title exhibited - ,r--1-Iy
Terms, Cash : ~ "a =; ~ ~ Rna-,l,
Budalo, May 10. lsii. iH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

TEXhs.-In The resolutions OF very large annex
alton meeting, in Chare ston, : {. the following APP
pears
Reso}ro That the ;eople of Texas kindred people,
cuieated mostly itom ne lned states. who have cnred
with tet, principle, 81 cyil and religious liberty social
habits. and lulu r;.l pursuits.
We ALWAYS heard tIat man. Of those who emf
Grated 10 Texas from This country. took with them
many things thai belonged 10 the people of the Uni
ted States, bu; we never before any part OF the
schedule: it could, we imagine, be varv much III
creased l. :, Gal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

Boston DAILY Bee April Is !sil
For inier pnncuar,, and conclusive evidence OF ,upe.
rlo nuc nnd efficacy pamphlets. which may BE- hnd ra-
W. ! o the poor II + gwen proUi of their worthnes,
repaired and Sold wholesale and retail by = T. & u.
: ME- winIcsg fu:cl>i. q Fulton street. Y y sold
a,p nj 2.i I'rvulSay - E,>t broadway: ana hy Druggists
generally Throughout the United states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

LATER From IIAvANA.--We had two arrivals
Yesterday, bringing dates 10 the evening Of The
ith instant
The only item of interest we l.nd in the papers is
that intelligence had jnst been received, via NaIan
zas, that the CITY OF ifangier attacked and cap
tursd by Spanish army under Gen. Cnncha. who
sent 10 demand satisfaction Tor the Insult lately
offered 10 the Spanish Consul resident in that city.
No particulars given.
Tie drought was sill very severe throughout the
whole island fCuba. y. .. Bee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

&c, Nm M q men, Brondway. NIL 3ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

~ How ellen Intelligent Drelens ue concealed by The
hnif growing too low. winch ~ removed
by the Chinese liar E:aGcao: sold ii Courtlaui street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

tOyHIc 10 various ports III
ASIA n: hri Ia tine MeIicranean.t if>t cia>' vessel.
with superior accommodations Tor passengers vI Lee de-
patcci above buu, the !uih pfuSm", ouc!h: ut
The AZORES WrsrERS lsaASp, hen proceeding :" Gin
:ALr.R, henee L. MALTA where Mediterranean Pilot, NIL
ba taken: thence I" ATHENS and lie GREcINS SLANns-
thence oCo>sTASiNoPLE, where the principal part OF the
outward cargo wall 80 disposed of thence E~uuo> and the
Rum, OF ancei; TROY: thence to SNTRSA. SC", s'No>
RunpES, cyprus. ryGK. sinoY. CAg>AREs and JoPr,.
there the vessel w sufficient time 10 enable p'se
gers visit IERs then return down tic Nete!Fnneny
wa EGYIT. iR!rOLI nnd SYRACUSE. ard Ii Tine VIII cS
;d The passenger, desire It. The he EXTENDED 10
MES>tyN. NAPLES tNIT, tEccnIA the seaport ni ROME
thcucc Ia CoR>ICA, ELIZA. lLGuURN. GEN6N. ME-, MAR
sGLLEs md BARGE touching for Supplies a. Angler
and MADEIRA. and the southern across the AZ
atic making II desired. bei stop III tnrcNi"n, = T. io
land passengers ind effects a' thence 10 t po he N",
viii probably occupy about seven months during winch
time much valrnbe commercial a other Information may be
acquired al" iE!F interesting chiSt> "i 'il', ~ q
amy be collected fa pioneer expedition. projected lot the
purpose q" opening iUr trnde between the od mud
New NGfd. VIII doubtless e "c OF lFniit ~ ven rs al fa
the passengers. nl! 81 whom. besides beng provided
board oi iu ,vll he allowed take with them the
round certain Guantiy ii n.eHc goods 10 dispose oby bar.
prnnir S T ,,cg; t. r~afy OF quite Goyer The
price OF passage The charge ioeaGa PASSENGER provided
pesc OF gentleman psnr tie summer ~ SaFatoca ~ Nh
garn Those inny wish avail themselves al tbs intori-
HE oppnrtunig for acquiring graritcpi cOmtrcG{ p0ccfs
and visiting the llnLY lASp nnd many other places 81 inpoi
lance To tie ,iueni the nn Of pleasure aud Il business VIII
please make early application the o the vessel Ia be
employed the voyuce VII. depend III measure upon me
number who come forward curly guG cssngc passage. The
rGrilny ,y be- select and w be furnished with every pos>
hc information >aer:tH: the HTtcl most ,acabe NJ the ports
intended he visited, GGd tire most advisable TO DC
made return.
For freight cr passage apply 20
myll 4wls- SAM III. w DEW Ef. lU' Front 81.
Grs- No Charge until t'ic Hair Is restored,
re the Oric iHqi terms wiich
BEALs' HAIR RESTORATIVE
Isapplel and supplied the l'ropr,:of'' office.
NO. 10, FIRST AVENUE f..
Personal references SiceE a. 10 rs success.
pEPOTS.
Guons l73 Broadway New York.
.I0rdnis > Mix street. Boston.
WILSON, Il Locust street. Philadelphia.
NI.rLo ,rnnt NnI.nrh. M Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21
REMOVAL OF THE
NETWORK CASH TAILORING
EsIabIi /. ilneut.

Fr0m ~ fuitoa-Sireetl ~ I@ BroadT0y.
Tho subscribers hive removed their establishment to ~
Broad,,uy door below the Fnn%ln House and are now
n,..af with a fun and vnrcd assortment Of Cloths. Cast
mere, and Ve.tng, which they would nVe u.S attention
Of their old customers and the public. In removing 10 more
central ocaton wtl increased icues FOR dong bu'Esn
.ye shall lie snab.e! L, offer stall greater Inducements 10 Inc
cash Dpyng customer u, shall Away, AIM by aAhering To
,i @ and One Price System the confidence OF our
c,;rner Having N our employ the most experienced cut
,e and employing none the best OF wofkmen and having
In. whole bi.nes, under mmeiae snpef's'on we
.n ..ey guarantee that garments WI! compare IN 'tje
.nc with taoe Of any house IN the United states. In
,,,n N our former STOCK We have hand full and com
% ot every article usually kept genemani
..uc house where our customers always depend on
W. ir'S J. Z. BOOTH & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21
Se,y-York Cattle Market, May &c

Reported for The New-N ork 1'rbune.l
At market 1903 Beef Cattle chiefly Sou;hern lSO Cows and
Calves. and GO -heep and Lambs.
PRcrs-ReEF CATTLE m good rcGt al Ire pre;iGus
advance. and quote all retailing soa sou -. A Dt
cows ,Sp CALvEs-The market cleared n, :is so.
SuErr Asp tMgs-An sold at sl7jlo 81 for Sheep. ana
i0u5 - for Lambs.
HAY-ln far supply at % Il t. cents per cwt
-------~--------
Passengers Arrived
IN tic Ship CiGrieSie tram Nflc OreGHS-Ali NknsGn
lads three children, Ms TUFTS. Ms Dawes NJ Root VII
IN The bar. fncauac ram Jery Cru=-Wm Gibson 50
of Eprland Mr. George Van Ne,> OF Nrw-l urk, Nj ii Der
nj .i. Erance. lu. L lacksln. El:Iand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

MISUNDERSTANDING EGGS ~ STEAM.
II The proprietor OF tbs wonderful invention when u nov
cnsOssl: much OF public Attention happJ To announce
the reopenng ofthe Eyhibn. at - i'roadwhy opposite
Washington Hail from A. W. until sunset daily Ladies and
gentlemen assured tina; tins Exhibition not oh!y ~ me
highest cn,toi responsibility. but combines Instruction WIN
amusement md never aiis 10 crafty Tickets - c.s
Children -. ct, Orders cce,ef for the Machines. az ih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21
- Fnntr IEnngin-.. Enr,ir, nnI ~

K Martin e. Thompson. Archte..t and Builder
office No. Wall street; ifcirirc! g iuil Plans sn SUPER
intend tire Erection ~ .ili=s. Residence 80. Eleventh
street doors o Bowefy. where he be IN the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

viii SAIL Tuesday. 2ls, mt 81 l. o'clock.
Passenger, VIII pien.e 20 = on b"ar eam'r j}cob Bell
the Merchants Exchange AID iee Foreign e;,ef office NJ
l half. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

stock al the New York and Ere Rn,road 60 open
the Office the Company. No. - Wal-,'tee leseen the
hours of 10 aH,.j H,M. NJ cot Id Secretary.
Nnyr -Nn,h Anril 2lll. ,sii an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

SAND SSARsAP,EILL,.-rhs invaluable article for the
cure oi 'Ncs at the blood, has already established wide
ana wc9-erve'i reputation II trun Guuck, de.
wee IN "a. me CtiDklng out OF their money but medicine
compounded 10y thorough druggists. the principal ingredient If
wn1 Is one U the mos uSetU plants the whole MnierG
hciia l. supple au pleasant 10 the tlsie Within our
krwedse has proved highly beneficial tu hc.
VINO nave made Use Of IT, Il excellent cutancaJ
ore and 20 give ;o children afflicted huuofs ~ TIN,
s''on 9" Inc ynr more than my other, perhaps lncl-
cine useful W recommend friends eve u far ri,
afflicted the nave crurera, ID above f. c,,
Il m t,lr IL liirIlr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21
Below.

Spoken. &C.
,,,v 9Th. lat % 80 long s. 30. ship Tppscanoe Gray. ifcnl
Baltimore for NurleaIls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

BOOTS-At the Brooklyn and Long
II Island Boot and Shoe etore-5uO nts Gel' Boots Just
s.yad and for 81! far prIce according 70 quality.
III. vefy best luaiy Of Boots made order from TO dol
In3 SMITH & HAWTHORNE. l,C Fulont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

DLIJOMFIkLU INSTITUTE--DAVlD A. FRAME.
d 4 NJ PrIncipal-A BOARDING School io boys; !! mile
from Y CITY ard imiieS north Of Newark; Ease1 Co. "
Terms moderate. Circulars AZ the book stores OF VI "
& Miles 30 Rcoadway and ]. = Taylor. rs Nassag.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21
FAREWELL CONCERT.
GRAND VOCAL. AND iNS'rRU MENTAL t,iNCLRI
II AT fAlNQ'S OPERA HD' 81, 81 TIC CIii' NLltS
n VIEyNTEilPS. INSISTED by
SltNGR hNTC4-$iNi,
Sit, II : ALTEillE \ md re
LARGE ORCHESTRA OF Tai TT ALLAN t|f.FN-
on u ESDAi EVENING. Ai1v 3i>t.
Under th@ Glregt'nuot the Chapel Muster,
~la,NNR L AptrI-rI

l-,.4 t,rrr--,-r -. fu.' D5he,tH
Cspu,-p tlts.i ro-By .=-81 n tNsrie h' '''-Nsi'N
Grand -.enl and Dle;.r-Tom Fs,-4Ho, sang I'D
uil costume by = .iitarlili and I.iei''la
Grand Izn;as-c sod Brayou7-N aratil1t upon
theme. from 90 Nurf1e. '' compose! ai4 tN'cU-ct
upon one string 5v Nj.tIefic,
IcScts : each. ~ a7t - ~" h o;rr. if3i ~ -'.
-orN. where ,sa', al! private JoSes 8y - >ccG7ed
Performance 30 o-ocS. Iirn ct-cg -
TIE fre 't suspended with tAc exception % TIE pfcN'
NIL Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

ship CharIcs:on Bailey. Fl Is from EoFean cotton pork
III 10 ,"a,,s Won from Yea C,uz 3gh April goat
,kln specie 81. Hnregu,. Hfaiaeis < o. Ter bf.e
kirkvon Martin for <prcanS next day: aia!IcIcuh io
H. i, 2 day, ,cif Creole unc; III SACRIFICES II snip
pur tn,. SpoiiGl TIE Mexican steamers Gnuia !oupe aud
Nnnics,ltna I'D iu;, before Tor ! oTN.
Sch, Iisrlus 1Llei> 10 Z, I'm ubec plaster to Brett
Nt>". i- ., : IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

air Johnson who m, devoted ,eyern 10 the invt
4gaon u" f, subject rms the request 81 friends
ne an Office AZ II5 Chaf.ber -tr,tt where h. VIII
b. the Of this nsen He h;, occurred Tie seice
CarvOyan wip VIII maze eSamnat ous
If individuals while under the magnetic influence rs well ~
ma ihos, TINT require The attention % those persons
puIculriy lnyitet who have long Standing complaints
mai VINO have been treated by PHYSICIANS 70 no pupp" VI
J. numerous persons TN, CTS. who dunac s
inya been relieved by TN, gent
niiire hour. from 10 O'Clock \. VI. ui9P VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

XITANTEI-A, situation ly II respectable Young gifi To do
w General homework She get the best OF city refer
e1ce Please apply at 30 - kns street. OF iu-,oa
TOO, nm s,,I,s hnck room MI 81
Polynesian., 1844-11-16

ledge of the student. Indeed, so notorious
had this old COW become, that we boys long
ed for the day of her death. Many a winter
evening, when the feats of the old COW en-
crossed the conversation, did we speak of
the time when she would be led down to the
slaughter. The fall was appointed when she
must die. Her life was hunted. But whether
she carried the hemlock with her, in view of
this fact, or died at the hand of nature, l am
not able to say. We boys got up one NOR
ming, and behold, the old cows spirit had
flown. Her body lay there to be seen, but
her immortal part was on wing. And | do
not at all suppose it contrary to reason, that
the spirit of the old COW is now ranging in
upper air, and looking down upon poor hum
bic me, now writing her b~iography--me,
who, for her ugliness, have chased her so
many miles, and beaten her so many times
with all kinds of weapons, even the hoe, the
rake and the pitchiork."
Polynesian., 1844-11-16

THE ARMY OF FRANcE.-Profcssor Dur
bin, in his work on Europe, states that Louis
Philippe maintains a standing army of 400,
0OOmen fully differed and equipped and takes
every precaution to ensure its fidelity to his
family. His eldest son, the Duke dc Ne
mours, who becomes Regent on the death
of the King, serves in the army in person, in
Algeria. Yet, Notwithstanding all his pre-
cautions, Louis Philippe is distrustfll of the
army, and thinks that it could not be relied
upon in the hour of trial. There are now in
the capital $4,000 troops, and many more in
the immediate neighborhood. The different
corps are transferred from one post to anoth-
err, within and without the city, not remain
ing longer than ten days at any one station
in order to prevent the formation Of conspi-
racics among them. Europe would not per-
init Louis Philippe to maintain such an amy,
did she not believe it necessary for the safe
ty of his Government. The next revolution
in France, says professor d., will result in
a Republic without a throne, a signal for a
general war, in which France must stand
against Europe, or ave the foot of another
monarch placed upon her neck by foreign
bayonets. This last, the professor thinks
will probably be the result.
Polynesian., 1844-11-16
NEW SERIES, Vol. mo. 26.
the Tonnant, Of 80 guns, at the battle of
Aboukir. When Admiral Bruys assembled

the Ionnant, Of 80 guns, at the battle Of
Aboukir. When Admiral Bruys assembled
a council of war, Dupctit Thouars dcclar-
ed that the fleet would be lost if he waited
for Nelson in the false position in which
he had placed himself. Another officer hay
ing given a contrary advice with some as
pcrlty, 81 DO not know what resolution may
be adopted, said he, "but you may be as
sured that as soon as ! shall be on board, my
flag shall be nailed to the mast" Once the
battle was begun Dupetit Thouars thought
only of victory or death. He commenced
the engagement with a brilliant success
The Majestic, with which he was first en-
gagged, had her captain killed and almost all
her officers, with 200 of her crew killed or
wounder. Subsequently, the Bcllerophon,
after having received Il broadsidc from the
Orient, the Admiral's flag ship, fell under
the fire of the Tonnant, lost her three masts,
a great part of her crew, and was obliged to
strike her flag. Unfortunately the English
vessel took advantage Of the fault committed
by Admiral Villeneuve, who neglected to
send a frigate to take charge of the Bellero-
phon, and escaped. The fortune of war hav-
ing declared against the French squadron,
the Tonnant was attacked by several Eng
fish ships, and then commenced a dreadful,
though unequal fight, which was rendered
illustrious by the heroic death of Dupetit
Ihouars. This brave captain kept his word.
He nailed his colors to the mast, and, COW
cred with wounds, having his two arms and
one leg carried off, he still possessed sufi-
cient strength after he received a mortal
wound to make his crew swear never to sur
render, and to cast his body to the waves,
should the English succeed in boarding the
hip.'-London Erening Mail.
Polynesian., 1844-11-16

THE EXPLORING ExrEDIrIoN.-At a SOL
rec given by Capt. Wilkes, the commander
OF the Expedition, the Geological Associa-
ton were shown many of the beautiful draw
ings that will appear in the reports that are
shortly to be published. They will form II
or l2 quarto volumes of plates and maps
The number Of drawings made by the expe-
dition exceeds 1860. The number of birds
exhibited in the gallery, is nearly 1000; the
number of fishes, 800; of reptiles, l4O; crus-
tacea, 900; of insects, 1900; Of shells, 10000;
zoophytcs, 300; of c%orals, 400; of plants,
10000 species, and 10000 specimens,