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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

N-InI.o.S .G.iGDFy-GCRtXI' HOETlCuLTUgai
~ tiiii, / ~ - l.. 49, , ii,.il'Hri' enn : 20
F5srer. lrt, tH3 te-c:ab- p: tgs ..i"rn |'eGne-
iss jae 5ht :'2li"an @; eeioek, 2 u. and continue
A. It men. II nike hi, ~ .aa sy q the .e,rn
ali a,irt-r. aud rt.uerS requested IN cnriraa plants
flowers. t>e. wu.ihT nieI5bton Ils tJHul:e4of ,Ian-e
meat, i - a.tsa.arce ea'r on - morning u Eces
the COMMITTEE hy te,era= tier s early plss1!e.
when t1-y vii reccl.. her t.cs ssrS o' raral,sor
iirsUbes c iae Scg;g "''i ie'e'e er trEeis also on
Wednesday raara'nr lAho.;rs aaI Mensefs t-Ae-s ac
K,:! who a .in--e Of tie Coa,ervato-cs 81 Nslo,
Garden. VII b. III 'te7d4ncc er etef every as,fa9es 70
contributor and Managers nll :.
c,CnOCl. r0R Yf3r>G - ADiE,S--Ioca~ ~ oas of Tie
= mo-; ciarur- vla-- of Nay En=iaaeay Of acccs,
and aut .lo 4 t-;ln' :'csa TIE Neu4p" Every aays2-
cr1ca ant aGnra m pisra or i winch they are 10 move
70 acquire ;iznsh k-I,neca OF tho ussfi well the
bgaicn Utraton while trey AVOID TIE hear.
expenses ;Hc ii0.E.S EoARDISG SCHOOL
commoIou, nm! .-e ri ele-l - ;@e cour;t-the
Praapal =vues her rs exclusively 70 the Pu';-sud '!
as,l,,ar;s-ssr the .s,ni!y THUS ;e ounr lldIe'
unattended nor iafct y ~ advertisement cHn
it n'."eifte all nayani-es oieed pie.- are a.H=i ,
hsopincs oi uGfei ra-ibe- Of iouns latc. admitted
Tsx.S :-Boiri sii tuition III The English RInaeHqs
elulus !!ta9r, ne te1c iarsua=e bT1"in=. Painting
!its g u IHao. &C 70 " ~ 80 .e1i; ;.,o = .,,
@ Gi5an',' m g & H.l e. ;n.:c -.ae -, gaai,e;
~ Sf Dr. Nise No C...,:e y. y. nj LAWNS
Irsr Ftrgi.!sgiEp. TIE BigLE %rUDENT AND
y FAMILY MOAIT'tR. SEN!.1ioSFHLi fER'o?tALi
cnccirl ~ an NvcntoD ri sni>te'' ard 7g'"'l aiI'
by .. h'i with Biz i;.i'h isrn ;. pr so,gme
,!:a, ;bc .srnn=c which the merits o tie "'Ih
agd haze the In: nialer mailed t. t:'e1 ga, ,itce
Pubi..hsr. mi. IN,
,!7O Sr4TiONER-. gNt,t,.,. s.t- AMI rKl:.TERs
:;iigs5or ..5rilaq! P1rc"aa i..y :'J5tace wh5 ~:
fre si % y, 5:d Hn.c- 9; reie ;ics.
i,, / st-t Sn f =.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

iF- Irish tmigr.at SOcic:y.-Notice.-An
Election Ter Gcc ctis SoGey 70! the ensuing year, , & Ml
Of the Society p Li-ry.s;. Pol" from 10 \. " !" Nv"
o'clock, P NJ. New York. 10Th iuy. eii MI t@!lrne lic
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
sEvrSrn WARn HAxg. New. York, Mny

SEVENTH WARD BAxg, New. York, May p 1871.
10 Electicn.-Ihe Stockholders oi thi. Bank afe
hereby notified thu; election or thirteen Directors for The
sung ycnr three Inspections Of the next succeeding cleo
ton viii be held al the Bankng House tie III;
dav Qf JaNe neIt.
The Poll will be opened IL NJ. and csse Mt O'Clock P NJ
By orler OF the Board. A. :. FRASER, Cush.er.
InII
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

ID kkIS TN " ANTED-f'onpetrnt TO take tn. eotr-
charge ale and delivery Of st o, country with
rom doars cash capital The scre : connected
Il Tnanufactufn. e-tabIshr-ut to
work 40 do.tS per week is zdvefii-
ser ~ put equal a. ua ! he bGsse>. and psce
eonS Adde'S KING. =; Trihune Oiec-
mG
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

XH7ANIED-i P'o,estau; u DO ID. work of
w Snai, family She mus, understand cooking wa,hnr
ronlu.. sc. sad D. wei recommended. Apply st islS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

{NAN'rED imrnedra,ely50 young m-e. Americans. ~
w huiHs mr.; - a Hi.o ~autr.,
coi.r cooper. i bis ..inhs. 20 whom gay ylI be
.iyrn All e1inns And ,thsr sres will b> fur.
shed tie o; tie voyage. A22,s - 10 Si tt.i.
nm ,,xjS .n10 lwD < StnN@
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

STE NJ ,;EiSr MIL. TO LET wh IL horse power q.
- mn oil .;nra> n ucT:ect order. Can r. usei tot
:saTl, btIsiass. Il required To be l cen9 nod tenn
Enruir,. ot JOHN IOAulNGER. :. Pit; 81 y. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

VHDANTED-B respectable icpa lately from Europe.
w 10 IVeunend the straw Hat bus nrs'.
hh ,he understands ni rs branches ot Cleaning
eacan- Slocanr Dyirs. &c hayng conc huspes Tor
rs o M. prEcYs! houses N caf Eo rtepi2ncs tho
n,. feoa rtaeut OF the r trade. N uecu 20 ~ tho
n,ed stairs Address by letter. pa'd. TO A. Il ei Eoa
-ori ,t,r-t B-ookiyn Clty. m5V u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

f5- Temperance Ho.:ss, - Ne,eJ street. near the
AstOT louSeis I. NJ Gus has ;asen ti, delightful sna
ton ard offers ,s her friends and the public lis 'nfio'' "
ysninceS un tho most reasonable terms
The house ard newly iurni.hed-te SITUATION airy
cusnt and convenient ohu aud the steamboat andns
pure vegetable ior those who pTcer -wafl and cold
i,thS free my .2t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

,s1TIE COUNTRY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
AGgscY OF " b. PALMER. extensively known throughout
he u;ed states embracing most of the best NeTspape ni
he prlncin.i towns the Union established at ltp Nassau
.tre Tribune Buildings oppoety Cry Hall. ct the Goal
Office ~"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

VAL. EENSEl'T < co. s. CATHARlNE-ST. wCcd
INFORM ief fofmsr customers and the public s.nefaly,
that they have the above and otter Tor sale H
stock of Spung Goods purchn-ed Tor cash o the In
and iucioccrs, which will be ,d nj greatly reduced
prices among which may ie found the following: large
>nreni oi BaiaarGsS and ara:es from Ito j. col Lawns,
Printed Jarone;s and Canonc uSnS, RombazinS- biz and
Cclo-ed sli Par Lu,tIcs .aGc assortment OF Muslin DE
Lane, run Is I'll =. SaTa-e SIX aaG Cashmere shawi.,
blk biuebluch and colufc silks. Linen Cam5rck iidk;,
t,nnbtoois Linens and good assortment for mems wear,
togche, with SILK Parsc Prints Nnns. and variety OF
other goods winch you invited 10 cal! sHd examine
.,.ll2
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

ns- The Books OF sabscriptio" to the Capt."
Stock The New nnd E,e aoad Co now open nj
the Office OF the Company No. 81 Wastrcet. between Tie
houFs Of 20 md s. TM. u COULD. SECRETARY.
Sc,y-r rort Aprl 9th ls!i i.5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

TO TIE LADIES.
MiLLISEgs ASD OTHERS ARs RESPECTFULLY
invited to call ard eIIaine stock
Of Stra.n Geods. In part fellows, viz:
Rnmet. Misses s!zs: aso Misses Boys and Children. Lag
bnrn Panama and Palm Leaf Hats. artificial flowers, &c &c.
AL 'e''''' GALE & CO.'S, aos Pearl street.
l.. :. toel Building late
ms lm' Hoit's House. New foIs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

TEN DOLLARS REWARD-vI' Ksgrke B%SE sTock
A certificate fpt ,h-y SHARES of NlcksJug Bark
,ioes N 'e name of Buckey PEEK and mum -ed @ ;" IN
"7Set % ar"rney aiierf'i i Saturday. "a MaicH
WI e'Nr.r~S n ei and ~, My Wall = 4 ~
h've "l - Dad oy -Ssns Thompson. Office. y '.sf
nhA
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

leave NEW YORK on hiundhny
-, i'hur,day IN Steamboat Niil!'QD, at ,
ocIO,k \, NJ West SockbTdke ionsG;onc al!'oad
Return ove Wcs, Stocsbdc. Jr New York tuesday anu
rday for The transportation o bundles, packages None and
nr,.liicc llfice No. l2U u esL Street. nlSV ON
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RicharG,on Il Co.'S Celebrated


'TrTS Medicine compounded .pley from res,'npe niaeI'
free from nduten,Iiun md "nsne' tree from my nsrs
detrimental to health wH, i-pNeG n99. 9I ~. 81,
.nc.. nn Ind yiuni orey Inflicted with 'l'thh ~
1It la who len. been under The tI.ninelt 81 tno
most eminent phyc, tho tntcd states Tor elsi, yenr'i
.cstorhlon Ia henith h'I
byc named .iy, weeks. restored Ia pethct
Tint cdirir has been sold with unPrtceden''s suG
lance with irectons 10 effect perfect cure ~ te i"w,ne
.ense. 10 wi SALT RlEt NJ, SCROfuLA ~ oi1rE hH-
TEn scRnFUh,A BHQNcllIilS KY EM eoi,hS1fjj aSfjj
I,iiE$. SCJ'l:VY. CIiR6NIC SoR i E(E II. BirrCHES.
I!NPLES on THE FACE. SHALp liEAnn ANn ~ ,hbI hbL
iRiSiNGFROM AN MI plClDlS : OK MERCSKf
'iR Az IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. The ethca-
" Of hl. medicine In. been tested IN all the denSe' nbose
enumerated aud effects rly astonishing ony one Ia
M sp",nl m I've nkcn 10y n!u rnch morning before cut
ny which Ilny produces tonic efec', "ie III mos, chss
also gentle cniinrtc. increasing the nptute ana
rue more ro,.seiy md producing eiicctun htemu'e
ofthe whole system. purifying and producing pce'' ncon
0fthe blood s, H., ,., or ,u
,t,nmInting drinks or highly sens.ned Y'sl. forsne ~
Wh"ned II ,vhoesnie Of TlIUS G. TALNAGE,
General gent % Pincreet. opposite the Custom nis- New
corner Bfoadwny and Chnlnbers street No z,
M IA West rect Nos t3 and SU Bowcry No; W uitui'
,tTet No g md 3s Hudson mud 95 Inmm9nd street. cHI
Hudson No. US Gmnd street NJ" 2i md -;
No S a,hanesirse, Nos 25l and i2i Penrs'reet No ia
Bmokiyn, j. w. Smith, corner Of Fulton and CfanbstTy
creers and VIM lSngroye Sgurcs Buildings. corner " u
and Atnntc and by NJ! the principal dnsss" IN tho
DR.. " B. iockovv No 81 Bsayer-s': Clinton Buildinei.
General Wholesale md Retail Agent io: Albany
T. W Dyutt e. Son, No. lt No IN Seconf-st. befrIui
WHOLESALE Agent Coz Phlndephm
Instructions for taking the arce AMI gea nunDe OF cer
cnes nnd Testimonials may and odsIned at my OF
The nh. ve pjnres nA e"dlin ly
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

>ToTiCE-Achbait Grnee h,ns. ha' thr' day been ad'
united parnrt oy ,,.,.r ,,.,,n =, L,rSc
r,3t IN fhiNf, W AM q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

ID NONS TO Lisr-A iesh,ml suit Of rooms Tor reo.
~: ,crnn ami lady br sInse rlnen may ne rad AZ
il ,oai~ay with family co.r.tin: 81 only two persons
nSSi -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

:, fOE>tI.E - I'fECITT or NTHARK-., rouse
IHJ 3 acre II Liant s:;Gaif-i m :-"ut7 "fr'' + !! =
80 he i~- . i-tt i.at oy 5 deep. = sire iict
-.'I ..se ;.sEyt the |d,et .:.ifi tnfv'isn''
Ir good stables Fa!'- 'et- ;sr narr7.' - ~ g'i>
+ i !l.II s";lsr S!.-s. ~ Of WILLIAM ~ i.
- -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

The pubic n:e respectfully requested To call md examine
,c,s Rnnee whch has introduced this spring which Tor
,ht, .mpcity gn economy has been .nrJrs'e7i
~ b i 49, ~ - - .llA I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

=. rtif SiIE-i Farm Of = acre>. N Inc county 'f
"a Nr!le>e,. :, J. :: 'u-> from South fmo"y ma
1.. r:''s' ;ru'r lie i'ri'oi here !, og ia ;;'a -,
Flulf Tree The F,nn VII ~ ia rheap qE T;e ia's
session clvor For particulars Apply &" schis COZ, =
avenue eud Etroet. i ci.s; clEsctc 10 \. II 'li ct'S
:, d, j.. ..,,-.-,l. IA uTi0
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

t3DNEih ,Tnily or few ,ingla gentlemen Of rooi
u r,f> ran have ruaui 1r .Hr I~p. prvae iar
- a yrty Ga-rab, incau"n y tii ,t. House ag4 npar
'en;, unusually please I aut agreeable a. i"
,snAn\t; O. ~ : ,Se cen'irrnen &c accom-
ro,ae. IN :.,ins ,iL boar q, 10 lirLsi"n ,,rets
tln..r, ;r,,; Nr.anNRY. uD9 IHl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

;,DAK-A Sentetnan and hs wiis snd sescn ''nse sea
y iemcn. can be accommodated WIN s'af' a, q ="
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

n rNovM.-E. BRYAN, Surgeon Dentist hO: removed
Is ~ "A ty-Tsn.st my3l 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
FIRST PREMIUM DAGJERREO TYPES.
DiIfNRE DAGJEkRINN GALLERY OF PAT EN-
4 nj . T. Ne u

OfIfNRE DAGUERREAN GALLERY OF PATENT
4 PEEMiUH COIDRED PHOTOGRAPHS. No. 2'l
B;ondway. nDuve Murray-stree New l4fk-Awarded ths
FIRST PREMIUM and HIGHEST HONOR. by Amercnn and
traas!r Institutes Tor the most beautiful! coofed D-suef't'
types eNlhtcd.
proved. by The addition U neatly Whole OF TIE fF>t Hoo"
above In, street aud embraces ewer thhn TWELVE
separate apartments The scale upon which the business Is
conducted advantages which where else 10 be
with: and hence the reputation which this concern hd
alw ny. enjoyed, : bein: tine = irsI IN ;ae world.
- Tie Cale-.nc cnr!ied ou and improved
apparatus :or taking paguec, type Miniatures, u;Geted By
scientific get!eYan OF Edinburgh. from the establishment CT
Pfo Punbe Ii far superior instrument eser be!ofa
manufactured Bay State Democrat.
pimbe' Premium and German AppaIstus and nstInctlnn
Plates. Ju>es &c at lowest ini.s ms I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

Ia-ANTBi-A si:Esi.ou by respectable ycGns Woman
w ~ >lYi!i yNN1'. t1miY. good c"sA "asHst M
.nrcr innN q q - u Eclr ..e 8 .ysane. ~ s.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

, .,ilI :{l kt.ii = Niii..t; .tti"Ehl.-'ac nc s't'
-. would respectfully utIur the THb'c 'iin' >
- House "ps; i- Tie 'cc'p' o. 81 such ~ ''a,
~ l -aily tia cool arI '"a'''y s;. -.'Hef
is iiul,r !ifsc .us. Hnd ~ -rniy >if- '
n. A-r'-,ny Hs. ",thG ~ mnuc' " ni tc r'ai.;I'r
M >u-r, is one n tae .c.s,i the Hudson I.lve' NJ:
.i:g .n .rcte! ~ ie eatI-e Me-. b;5sa i-y
Ge v.a o lvtS Point. Ire !l:E!'. mount ~ ,ccnrfi
.tcHUb'a;,. I'd,
Tr:uc uf .n-e .-soGs CIT - nccon:..oda;c- w' bead
: the 1v e: yerA ~ >outte of:cr lnr further .s
r> nc.e o; Hc.,a.,i " rrsn Esg.vi Bve, ''t.- Ac'
snrs. i. l. F-..T'E.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

- ENitlV AIlhe ui'ire nnd Sales Roam u the Ncw-f1tk
inni Nnnunct"y removed nom lFu0n street. TO lVd
ohn ,t.ee opposite CHI street. ,
ANIL ID NIL Snl i. SDll J u. wv. JOHN 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

, , To rT-Is,. II,lse 20. 8 ti,nraPy e,t. lear
fA- d.eirrhe residence account Of = co9veneHI p'i,
fan i.tFecn the li"sof -t1Ee' Oh l,t SO 'waE ma
,ans street well vc5y Guet neIgEhnFaou aa IL
from ,n,t ra,i many nu>incs common "a TIE Cry KS go
complete Order having been !a;r cic1c' ana pa.asd 'T ~
,,a wishing good ,t-toa world DO "e to *
anime ,l. prein,s where aioE'nn w be s:c: C9 d. Lr
uiica Of the Cvmm.ss.Jners OF tho .iIn; :iousc
Eli WILLIAMS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

nR j. C. HEWE7-r hns removed tn NJ. y H'ceckeTs ST
~ sroad"ay, Ncw.\ "rs rr'tce S"n,Heh I" us9- @
-. Lamb. eunat>n, N-r,ou. Ai.rt"u.. lenhenc~> In.
,nrnts nd "the Spine Jciruuet shoulder.
Nhr Swelug WcaaneSs p the joints ard Diseases OF ts
limbs generally. , ,s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

A RARE OPPORTUNITY y row "te'et w: tn 'ei a
Gr,t rate Manu- acfing and Fancy iiuls OF long stand
~ The lo,,irr Is tine be-; rat tie city affords ai w-u"
rot sc .ot TIE Prncgpil good health AddreS A.
AZ the Tribune u'Fcc IA real same. Nhch VIII te cna-
rdeatnl and .Fntartiy e<pOnds-i 20 W. :"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

lrT. For SAIE-A Farm OF l25 acres ilcanny, s.tna.
T ted hry lcntGn N South i'rd|'S"k; y. near
the New Yor. and Phil depha Rnlrrrd = n:'Irf Ifun
New yo7k ,hGCt 20 high state 81 'EnIior-
N good fence apple und peach orchards. ua.acr :a"G g.
cn; with soo wa,erpuiap the duor. Also. the sicA
crops. took farming ,tens1 Among the stock afs durham
and -rksSir u TIE ucilg,cS The farming utensils
GOOD sufficient Improves, system oI ;sficu.Iue Ia
qtre .; ". PALMER, II NOti, or
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
THE TRiBU n Il,
Methodist General Conference.
TWENTY. FIFTH HD.ii.-V'EDNgsuAv. May -
SPEECHES OF
Bishop SOule and Rev. ljf. Difhin,
SPEECH OF BISHOP sOULE.
Reported ior The Tribune.

The question OF suspendins Bishop Andrew ON
,,nn,, a h connection viii; Slavery BENG under con-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

.y,D JOIFKNEVMYN SHOENAKtRS.-Wau hf@
- '@ SMITH & hAKrs HORNE.
re5 10 til,un ,,Eect, Brookyn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-01
GARDEN SEED,
JParranted Fresh and Genuine,
-, ,rr AVN pETA
w II o l. + s A l. L
A RTICHOKE-Grern Globe

w TIOL T. s A l. L A y ID Z -
A RTGCHoKE-Grern Globe
n AsPARAGUs-Giant or Dutch No.,
BEANsa1ge and Small n Lima Scarlet Runners Broad
sShr Ssa"eyc CHINA Early yellow
BEET2Eariy Blood Tnnip Rooted Yellow do Long Blood
Yellow French Sugar, White sesan French Sugar. Manse'
HRocoLI-rurpe Cape and White
CABBAGE-Early York, DO. Ncnpaei Landrfih's Large
p"s sf,I Largo Se bergen D 's savoy
c@.ed Sa s BED Dutch for s picking n
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
CELERY-Gant White Solid, Norihs Giant Red
CARRoT-Lons Orange, Early i0Tn' Long s"dey' Altering
CREss-Cued Peppersrass Water and Broad Leaved Gar
CUcUMBFR-Enry Frame, Early Cluster, White sPined,
Long Green, Long Prckly, Gherkin for pichns , Sion,
CoRN-Eary Sugar. Early Tuscarora, Early Golden SiohN
and Early Canada
ENDIvE-Green curled
EAIE-Blue curled Siberian Green Cued Scotch, Rape
LETTUcEsRoyai White Head, Ice Early cued sesia,
MELON-Nuimrs, Green Citrn Puc Apple
WATER ME!oN-Finest kinds
MrsTARn--Whi,e Medicinal Eiacs, Grors,
oNoN-Slvet Skinned h.l9" lls; ta.y htu e,v Nav
Early Franz do Charlton Blue Prussan, Dwarf Mauowa',
Bishops Dwarf Prolific
rEPpER-I.arse Bell Large yellow
PARSLEY-Fine Curled
RHUBARB-U ndula.ed, for T'arts OIL, ,,,,,
RHADIsii-L scarlet short Top, Long Salmon White
SATISFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER
spHaS Bnsh Orange warted White Crook neck
ToMaTo-I.argr Red and Yellow ~
rfiRNIP-Whte Flat Dutch, Yellow Maltese, Red Top Kuts
Ba Flower ROOTS and sEEDs-a large assortment
pt11 and SWEET HERB SEEDS - = -
oRciiARD, HERDS and KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS SEED,
the latter very best exan for lawns and yards and "
offered at half the former price
'''S' many WILLIAM PALMER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-01
BARGAINS IN Dry GOODS.

ID II. JENKINS would invite the attention OF merchants
Ia. families and Others examine the largest and best
uf Dry Goods in the city many Of which pur
chased before the great advance and will be sold cheap
Brown and beached Shirtngs-5 cents, and finer.
Beachsd and unbeached Sneengs from 10 yards wide
loo pieces irish Linen just imported spring prices
IRON l. ca %. 3D., 3s. and finer.
Yellow Nankrens blue and cold Driiincs.
EestinGs plaid, domestic and Apron Cheeks.
lu00 pieces Furniture and Dress Cacoesa prices from
~ and Ia cents
1000 lbs. Seine Thread at IS. Cd, g. and finer.
White and black ool'd Spool Cotton-cheap
Black and white Cotton Ho,iery-yery cheap.
1000 Linen Cambria Hdk-is cents Is Cd to the finest
Red and white Flannesls 20 cents Is. cd. - a. 10 the
finest.
Cloths, Cassimeres and ves,ings-bargains
Silks and other goods FIR ladies' evening dresses
1000 genem.n's silk Pocket Is 3D. 49, 3D.
&c.
Lambswc and Merino Shir:s and Drawers
The new Goods lust opened and Ia be
found Al wholesale retail r. H. jenkins,
Jan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-01
an WINES AND LIQUoRs-AIso, GRoCERIEs.-I ha

old WINES AND LIQUORS-Also, Groceries, have
" very large and general assortment of old Wines and LII
quors part which have been kept hand IMPROVING Tor ten
wears and old My Groceries
bear fair comparison with the best In the CITY, a. may
regard quality and price, and carefuness in putting OF them up
The old Wines and Liquors will found benefcia
the health moderately and udciousy used
Should be found as not to have rn
unslak en- belief in PLAN Of fact assertion, let him
enquire The subscriber who has been regular tempe
rate drin during of his life and II not salts
fed appearance they portrait Of his
uncle who died few III the state OF New YORK aee
IO7 wears; and he tcc knooa drinking fish the
day he left Fereniosl, then stripping. WM NaLLAIE.
auu 3l--wly
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POETRY.
From the .Ssic York Tribans.l =
SONG OF THE AMERICAN E
"MucH YET REMAINS US rSG


SONG OF THE AMERICAN E
sY Lazy rERMoy
Ibuid my nest on the mouutaig,rets n rest:
Where the wild wind. rock ID the ,hunders crash,
Wn m rev. .ne . lsmn nr5snis and dash:
For my spirit free " Liberty
A type for the SON.
A,"t ny, .f" OF, led dome of the azure sky;
through .he sTns;sh, take my AIRY flight,
o Ana sun s,,,p !, n god Of liquid light:
Hne I1a 10, play in the noontIde ray,
Va ~, blaze from the throne oil Day.
.,rng, with a tireess wing,
Nv ~ steathery cloud poise aud swing;
III down the steep where the lightnInss leap,
"A the clear blue canopy slowly sweep
pFor dear 10 me is the revelry
OF free and fearless Liberty
,love the land where the mountains stand
Like the watch.towers high of u patriot band
For may not bide, in my glory and pride,
Though the land be never fair and wide,
Where Luxury reigns DER voiuptuous plains,
And fet;ers the free born soul IN chains.
Then give TO me in my flight 10
The Land of the Pilgrims ever free;
And ne'er will rove from The hauntS love,
But watch. from my sentinel track above,
Your banner free over land and sea,
And exult in your glorious destiny.
Oh guard We well the land where dwell,
Lest 10 future times the tale tell,
When slow expires in smouderiag fires
The goodiy heritage of your sires.
How, freedoms light ruse clear and bright
From fair Coiumbia's beacon height,
,Till We quenched the flame III 4 starless night.
Then will | tear from your pennon fair
The stars We set in triumph there!
My olive branch on the blast III launch,
The flu.terng stripes from the flag staff wrench
And away I'll fiee for scorn TO see
craven race in The Land of the Free.
lndon, VI, January 1914.
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IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS.

Proi0pSuS tfert Carol bg EIisrEat .N'4aS
FAR. Ro 1'IIoMrSoN's PELVIC CORSET hNo UTsa
engagements for manufacturing these Instruments vhrh U
able furn>a supply adequate tranv demand. TArr
Of appreciation winch we constantly receive i!nn tA' h'' a
III this city, and from varions Parts OF the c"nnyp
in pressing their claims ir preference upon Tie Boi
the medical profession and the public.
Physicians throughout the STATE invited L. rumos t
a. we feel satisfied they he Convinced o HER
and applicability To prevent mistakes IA ordering, We csr
brief description If the w", which " III enable any or 10
which may be applicable 10 the for which mas DO
The Pelvic Corset Ter the crGS o II""P-ts bte 1Hd d
diseases, rasiy adjusted and Is worn by the pi,1
any inconvenience The pad which gives snPp ri
cal portion III l- peIvs n past usually tender under pressure
based upon lm loair Of prayer and shape, uah .
I'D; which j. secured III is place by 1870 saq,, cpo-rtd
material L. which added a portion at elastic wsttus
al the Intentions OF c!asiic! comrhi 'e4 #
the , ni banda@es.
The Abdomimal Elndaec for the OF pr iau
and weaknesses, admirably aiIpis itSri ~ Tie
Of the patient, and contrirr and constructed OF s ma
rials allow embrace the entire soft a"d elastic ro
Of the abdomen aud, while sistans the spinal column 81
comfortable manner allows tlie utmost erion o at"'
every part OF the bodyand can under no ceunsiauc,
drawn nto hrlhhle' OF l1us on tnc @ y.
and giving IL support comfortably an1 generally AZ
ing ohjeron usually urged against common hand'
which be thrown INFO wrinkles er folds ana iUtf. -.
cord THIS handbag is also kept IN place D.; mems " s''
of elastic webbing
n These pt'rHtI and he use OF t,'
tic webbing, part at c matria l. :le eH 'e ii2Ht " W
palent-e aud We deem w"uctrs' 'S '' 'Wrl %
hc ln;age The oi II m Their manutfri,e nS ave 70"
surprising viii be- reaiy conceded y aii lhHu'in''' Nv
rtc ,urr.~ are Liable objection, That i"y rFfcy -
iii comfortably well, can they be modIrd l" sun
cum-tanccS the These objections are 'i'Hr' "N
IN I;r Thnmoson's INSTRUMENTS try can he made ii'lti
smaller a. desired with Tie Aud vet ahoif
vamr,o- L. ta, they can be had about hall the m
other srumcutS which offered We are enabled 10 III"
having purchased right 10 make them "il'i view q" "''
kind because o the high price, asked 10. them hoping Z III
burse ourselves by increased sale by placing rm "n
p,nch Of patients who would Otherwise declared the
thrm and, far. pleased 10 say, that or eAprtaa
have been realized. ~ .
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ITO W. D. DAVIS Take notice. that shall, on the 2.nd
day Of March, 1874, Pleasant Grove, IN ti. county OF u
nenbug and State Virginia. take the depnstons of Christie
Samuel Crauey and Others 10 be read as ev
drnce in pending the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery for Cumberland County, Virginia, in which you are
plaintiff and Josiah ~ Young and others are defendants
CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON, in.
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

THE subscriber is Constantly receiving from The celebrated
nnlaciery OF Nnnns Clark New York elegant and plain
Piano fo7trs, possessing the aIest improvements
deleacy oil touch and sweetness one peculiar
nufaciurc.
Also large assortment Of Musical Instruments
Merchandise general
Piano Fores repaired tuned hire exchange
CHEAP MUSIC.
The arge1t collection Of Music offered for sale In this
State may be selected FROM of the subscriber
now enabled to sell al the Philadelphia and New York Wholesale
and retail prices.
Those purchasing TO sell again will be furnished upon
terms than they can find elsewhere in the State.
P. II. TAYLOR,
JAMS Piano Forte and Music Store. opposite the BaRks