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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25
MIR. Van Eurenon TIC Tariff.
The Plebeian, in the course of long lea

on the Tariff, authoritativey states:
Whatever doubts may have heretofore existed IN certain
Of country degree of protection ad"o-
Gated by Mr Van Buren,, those DOUBTS happll
moved The Free TRADE De,nocrdcpef the South end u est
are perfectly satisfied that att0rtdnf question:
ur Van Bacn IS at least equally sound 'ch M Cal
h0u1l."
We'll, the next thing will be to satisfy the
Farmers, NJ echanics and Artisans of the North,
Middle and West. We rather think that will be
more difficult, and will require doctrine differ
ent from that contained in the Indiana letter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

love novelty to give the Museum visit tins week
The Manager has Engaged the celebrated M ~
astehs the natives hGcous q ty ea5sd The Nus
,' r u neu ersnresertng Tom Thumb Polly Bodne
and band Of indians oa Sants t trader To-
If you pleased will the Managers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25
FOR PRESIDENT.
HENRI CLAY u.
FOR MAYOR:
MORRIS FRANKLsN.

1J The great length ofthe interesting fofc'Sn
News on our First Page compels US to crowd out
with much other matter, three letters from our
CORRESPONDENT .W W. in Dublin giving an &C
count of the great State Trials OF o'oonneii ana
his associates. Although the result OF those
Trials is already known, we think these Letters
will deeply interest those who sympathlze WIN
the cause of Human Liberty in Ireland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25
BY This Mornings Mail.

NAvAL.-The l. s. schr. Phenix, 1t. Com. $,
CLAIR, sailed yesterday morning for Chagres. W.,
the Mail for the Pacific. Norfolk Beero~ Via
:, - The steamer Colonel Harvey, Lieuteps,
oomnandant Boutwell,, arrived al the Navy Y,r;
To-Day twenty hours from Norfolk, with detsrb
uent OF marines and officers Tor the United S;sr,
snip Delaware, and draft on men for the Un,si
o'i'eS steamer onon; also with PerSicos satuarr
Capitol. [Globe, SstprIov 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

Actual loss
And various other small items impossible +" ascer-
tain. There were nearly 200 persona in the estab-
lshment, now thrown out Unemployment.
The q Union Works. thus destroyed comprised
three or four large three and four story brick build
ngs. (tho main one being $50 feet in length) which
were erected in 1888 by Mr. A. w. Kinney, and they
were subsequently, purchased by MIR. John C.. Heden-
berg for coach factory.
p s. We have just learned that the iron safe of
Messrs. Hutchinson & Runyon was rescued from
the ruins this morning, and their books and papers
found in tolerable order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

- Messrs Bronson and Brown, this evening,
in the Apollo at7l o'clock, give their last Ezhlbi-
ton of their Hydro Oxygen Microscopic Views OF
the three kingdoms Nature, Animalcules of Blood,
Sour Flour and Sour Bread, decomposition of
Beams OF Iig hit, Celestial Prisms, with ever-chang-
ing colors, by the aid of the celebrated DRuMMoND
LIGHT, and magnifying objects MILLIONS of times;
to conclude with several persons taking Laughing
Gas, producing dancing, singing, laughter recita-
tons, &C. Admission % cents Tickets TO be had
at the book and music stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25
CAUTION TO PERSONS
y,r,,o Purchase those most DeStrucsi'e

POisOuOuS and dangerous HT1zc'e' 7" oP''''''
: ''''''> or Destroying Human Hair
Remember that although eertain gack and
[ n un-r Fleuch name, such foudrst Subtle aaao
oh Thomas Joues of 80 Chatham-,tfee 90 g
e ~ ha, ali such preparations either simple to DC ~
cacous OF too powerful Of arsenic caustic, hlshy Ed
and poisonous. Donot be deceived by any aIgu S
uou eyes SC can bring forward the names oil seYerai ~
persons who have been deceived .
,,Ircularv certain one with French name not nuao
o from Watershed. have had three different cheT
make this for meFrench Eng lish and American. va
have all made different! but each SO Ter h bot
.nt M, as man with consC fence, not to sell ano'nel v
Of such stuff aud TO warn my fellow creatures iom
sing or using this If they do It they VIII Dc '''"s
io m 'I1t smis As THOMAS JONES, 80 ChathAn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

FATAL AccIDENT-Mr. Joseph Pattinson, son of
Hugh Pattinson, corner of Ann and Nassau streets,
now of Scotch Plains, on returning from shooting
excursion, while in the act of drawing his charge,
the gun accidentally went of and discharged the
contents in his body, and he died within half an
hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25
NJ OLD W,LL.srRrrr RA.cAls Alloy.

n = OLD WALL.sTREEr RksCALs. AHOY.
Say are you bald. or whisksrless ;
Is your hair red gray
Does dandrutf choke the life or roots.
And dops the scalp decayl
Use Jones's Coral Hair Restorative,
Its qualities You know
Twill force the growth on any part
Where hair meant 10 grow
This siIii!iu5s <ssi slss'
Isnt article made if merely used for dressins The ha
makes soft dark silky and beautiful and kees 1t SOL long
tme lis positive chemical qualities are 10 force the hair %
gr0w stop its aln. off scu or dandru and 10 make
yh, r,d or gray hair Low naturally ea'k ana pe-na-
sold AZ the sim of the American Eagle W Chairman su
292 Bowerv and 1873 Fulton street. BROOKLYN 'e1Ser pug
ms. Philadelphia; and STATE ST, bostoh. ii-' |!so'
NJ Asthma, or Difculty Of Breathing Is caused BY e.
- ~ morbid humors in the air cells 81 the lung, WhEn
s them from beng duly expanded; hence difficulty AID
Sorous BREATHING cough great oppression OF the Dreapsa
in the head palptOn of the heart and many other dlst
nc complaints Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills are al"a
cerain TO give relief Asthma; because they purge IRON
body those humos which the cause oteyery malay III"
-Four to six Of said Indian Vegetable Pills. taken every FL
on going 10 bed WILL short time. no! only carry ats
most violent fit of Asthma bat If used ocGasi9na bad
wards will keep the system completely lies lmrs
hurnors that disease in any form will BE- aosou'' ~
sble. -o;a Al, stores Of
Caution-As coun,erieers abroad aF G az Wbi In
doubtful! character, and be particular 10 ASK 'oi
Offices devoted the sale oil me nec NJ "a
sal. and retaiI-No 2g8 enwIcrstfeet Ne
,smon,.sfreet Boston and 1863 Race street. fiiaue'f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

~ PROF. GoURAUD delivered the last lecture
of his course TO two thousand learners al the Taber-
nacle on Saturday evening. His subject was the
Application of his System TO Astronomy There
was more simplicity, and at the same time more
grandeur in the discovery, than in any of those
which he had previously unolded. His expana-
lions were interspersed, as usual, with wit and
learning, brilliant and unostentauous His pres
ence of mind in embarrassmerts-such,o for example,
as arise from difficulties in our peculiar idioms is
peculiarly French. Nvacity and clearnesS OF con-
cepton-anl the power OF communicating ideas I'M
tranmeed by unnecessary adjuncts, are the prnci-
nal charac teristics which we would attribute TO MIR.
G.. as a lecturer.
AT the close OF the lecture, number of the class
read some resolutions expressing admiration OF the
| system OF phreno-hlnemotechny-o Its author
and of the strict integrity with which he fulfilled all
his promises The applause at this stage OF the
| proceedings was enthusiastic and deaiening. The
| whole class appeared perfectly unanimous; and
all went away satisfied that they had expended their
| money to great advantage, many resolving, doubt
less 10 be among the first subscribers TO his course
on Poetry and Prose, 10 be delivered IN Newly ORR
| next autumn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

MURDER IN BRooKLYN.-A young man named
Canadian, native of Ireland, aged about twenty
five years, was murdered in Brooklyn, on Saturday
evening last, under the following circumstances
William Miller went to the auction store OF K. }.
Todd, IS Fulton street, where Carnahan was EN-
gagged as clerk, about nine O'Clock on that evening,
and made several purchases, among which was
carving knife and as the clerk stepped out TO bring
in some goods from the sidewalk preparatory TO clos
ing the store Miller out, and for some real or
supposed insult, struck him with the knife he had
lust bought the point entering between the sixth and
seventh ribs and extending some five inches through
the diaphragm. A gentleman who the affair,
standing short distance from the parties, informs
us that both struck at the same tlmc Carnahun
probably with his fist MIR. G. was taken immediate
" to Mr. Wrght's, This boarding house,) where he
died Yesterday morning about nine o'clock. He had
been only about seven months in this country. Mr..
| Miller was arrested and confined, making effort
| TO escape. Mr. NJ, as well as the murdered man,
is an Irishman, painter by occupation, aged about
orty-Gye years, and has wife and five or SIX chill
| dren MIR. Todd informs that he has been con-
sidered as quiet, good-natured man, and an est
| mable citizen, that he is member of the Methodist
church. SC Some incline to the opinion that he is
insane Mr., T. says that he looked wild and acted
! strangely when he entered his store One gentle
man with whom conversed, thinks there may be
a mistake about his belonging TO the Methodist
Church, as he knows another by the same name anC
occupation, who belongs TO the church TO which
| Miller is said 10 belong.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

CHURCH BuRSED.-The Baptist Church in Oil
yer street, formerly presided over by Rev. MIR Cone,
was entirely consumed by fire on Saturday afternoon.
We have been informed that the church caught
from spark which fell upon the single roof, there
having been fire in the building in the course OF
the afternoon for the accommodation OF Mr.. Brad
bury's singing school, which met there. The pre-
sent pastor OF the church is the Rev. Mr.. Tucker;
and the building was insured for Sl0,OO0-s6,0OO in
the Bowery ms. Co. and $4,000 in the Jefferson.
The church was about to be dismantled and nearly
all the valuabes removed, for the purpose OF effect
inc some contemplated Improvements in the interior.
So we are glad to say that no actual loss will ac-
crue to the Congregation There was crowd OF
children and others running about and out and IN
the church while it was burning, although we I'M
derstand that happily no one was injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25
tsP Rev. HENRY GILES will lecture tomorrow

fsP Rev. HENRY GILES will lecture tomorrow
evening at the Tabernacle on the Life and Charac-
ter of DANIEL O'CoSNELL.n This Lecture was
given in City some time since, and so moved the
admiration of some risnds of Ireland who pre-
sent that they insisted its repetition at the earliest
period consistent with Mr.. CHESS convenience, 10
which he has acceded. Dir Giles is native of Ire
land, though of different race and creed from Dir.
O'Connell he knows the Liberator thoroughly, and
is an orator of Natures making. Those who would
know who and what Daniel O'Connell is that Ma
ton should so confide in and love him, well as
those who have already reason enough to admire
him. will secure "a feast of soul by attending this
Lecture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

NEw-JERsEy.-The disregard by the Loco Fo-
cos of Monmouth Co. of the Compromise agreed
upon between the two parties has given them the
control of the Convention to form State Const-
tution-the delegation being 80 Loco to % Wing,
instead Of 80 to 80 as agreed upon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

LAMBERT on THE PHILOSOPHY OF LIVING
The third of these lectures, which are pronounced
by all who have heard them pleasing, delightful and
instructive, will be delivered this cvening-the
SUBJECTS especially interesting 10 dyspeptics, viz ::
The heart stomach digestive process, &C., illustrate
ed by taking the parts from the model and explain
ing their uses and functions. We are pleased to see
that Dr. Lambert receives the most hatter-
terng encouragement, and so, Judge from the rapid
increase of the audiences the larger part of whom
have been ladies', he will soon have 10 change the
place of delivering his Lectures. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

u CuAREs SHERMAN, Esq. of Suffied, Conn.
died few days since, following, by few months,
his wife, and leaving twelve children orphans Mr'
Sherman was the Wing candidate for the Senate IN
the Cd District He was for many years resident
of New-Haven, and much respected Wherever
known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
By and tyth the GGrice and consent Of the Senate
Henry r JACKSON, be Attorney of the United States
cilned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

o." SYLVESTER GRAHAM is in our City, ant
will give short course of Lectures, commencing
some day this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

IYP The Banking House and Hercules Har-
DIV are having fine run. We havn't read eltheroi
them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25
NOW In PRESS
OR A FULL EXPLANATION or no
COPYRIGHTED PRINCIPLES.

Such as illustrated 10 his private classes, 10 s p
sons oChis various courses the City OF Nsw.YoN'
Further notice will be gyen.oi the bookstore WE.
10 be had and Of the price, whIchwiil he 80
one who cannot attend Prof Gs verbal expsI
lions 10 obtain complete knowledgeto the theory ~"
ular system of Alnemotechny ,b A.
y E Tn. public are respectfully cautionrd oy ehe
Tho, ~, ,d s.,aust speculative attempts at guiiing w
bv,,,ndsd revelations" or publications" Of ms SS'@D
Eya, nag. ofPror G.s system IS copyrighted ana MS
rnaons Of It's "priucfpss' have been the Dord (or ~
Of coovrightsd private Lessons, or lectures " ~
lo 70 caution Publishers no might be tempted 70 y
h,s fraudulent manuscripts infringing upon Prof. Wv
pyrishts. ,,,,uys
o. Finally every adrert sement offering any GkNoi."
publication on ths topic will Designed By the Author IN
mha5 4teodis FRANCIs.FAUVEL GOnRAup.
CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
THE UNITED STATES.
NO. 80 BOwefy
ANDERSON g. DOBBS ..
Have Just received arg. assortment OF Splendid E,r
terms Of ENGLISH Three Ply D9gs I WkIr s1l'
and GoMaoS iyGRHiS CARPEIdING%;r GoIsas TErfrD
tEn Hal RtGs TE ROBE s52Sn ~
COVERS Sc. all Of which were purchased iof ,i ~ I
at the 60 usua low prices at no 50 BowERY. nj
W. all so are e0sas DqEf5esE
NH 81 Owls above Hester s'fes~
r Seventeenth yvard.-The Fist "a Aasu Vii
of the Democratic Wing Clay Cluboi the n Inland, u
given in honor OF Henry Clay the Farmer OF 1S,h -
Apollo Saloon, Wednesday evening, Maten nav b. u
Tickets the number Of which have been limtea' hi"'
OF the following named gentlemen: W Grres.
2scVO p aGne'' 'r y IaCEsoo Joseph Keen,
=. riilhS: ~. n p,,,op Jacob Pat,srs9a
Re Churchill, Phillip l. Lnt WiiJiam " Dss
alma hiil, sp caodT.an john Schossef.
6enediGt h Lewis Js ane Aaron Schwartz
Daniel Fl. Burtuett William Stone. Howard hou'S
CieorcsaNiker Apollo. -, ,;r,.z
GEORGE w GREEN C9 9vw VI
JOSEPH KEEN, Secretary. NM" I"
10 Spring Fasnions.-For me acG accom- Ers
of Manufacturers abroad the STYLE OF GentieIisa ., O
for the ensuing Spring will be forwarded to teW CO.
application, post paid 10 Lsan n,oT HonS.
N.B-Gentlemen can be supplied with Bd's
| style, at counter. DIV
New.Yo,k, Feb. Is, 1914.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25
The Richest Joke Vet.

Old Tammany held an anxious meeting on
Friday evening to confess his sins in regard to
the management of our City affairs and promise
amendment. The hoary reprobate owned up
to "a long catalogue of fragrant iniquities-lying,
cheating, ppe-laying, squandermg, plunder'ng'
&c. &c.-all which were perfectly notorious be-
fore. Like all culprits in sight of the gallows,
the old sinner loudly expressed contrltlon iol
past offences, and promised to do great deal bet
ter if only forgiven and trusted this time The
essence of onion exhaled from the corner OF his
left eye, while he wmked at Police and Election
villanies with his right. No use. The People
only laughed at the ludicrous contortions OF the
eleventh hour penitent, and went along humming
the significant old disticll---
When the devil sick the devil monk wouldbe;
But when the devil got Ue the devil monk ne ;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

LADIES' MAGAzlNE.-The April number of this
popular magazine contains two fine engravinss and
some choice reading matter. VIM. Nj. Christy,
Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

sB The remains of the late DAVID GARDINER
Esq. were yesterday taken through this City OF
their way from Washington TO the burial-place o
his ancestors, at Easthampton, Long Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

LAUGHING GAs.-Mr. G. @. Cotton will give his
second exhibition of the effects of exhlaratng Gas,
in the Broadway Tabernacle this evening. The first
exhibition wentsof with great eclat, and we presume
that large portion Of the ladies and gentlemen who
attended that exhibition will be present at this Ii
is certainly wonderful to see effects produced by IN
haling Gas, where the elements of the air, are only
changed in such trifing degree. Those who 90
early will secure the best seats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

South CARoLlNA.-The " democratic Repub-
ican Central Committee of South Carolina have
decided to send no Delegates to Baltimore, and
issued an Address, declining to support the
nominee Of that Convention, unless the funda-
mental principles set forth by the Baltimore Con-
vention of 1910, and which are the basis Of our
party association, are satisfactorily vindicated and
redeemed, in regard to Abolition and the Tariff
in the present Congress-" sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

- A man named james Morgan, who we hear
has wife and family in this city, recently found
dead in public street IN Daren with an empty bot
lie in his pocket.
E-s%Calvin Carr ali agen, of the American Letter
Mali Co. has been arrested ~ Baltimore and held
TO bail in the sum of $500 on the ground of convey
Ing letters contrary to the law of Congress.
81 Anti-Texas resolutions have passed the
Pennsylvania House of Representatives by vote Of
SO to IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

DOES Your HAIR FALL oFF!-Use the Genuine Balm o
Columbia q Courandt and il WI! stop lmmed
atey Also East Indian Hair Dye warranted TO color The
HaIR bur not The skin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

L,pfrs 'n.''' Common Chalk-it looks bad-it
IGsss - took yellow Try Jonss's Span
IA LII ,'s'; IPsz tt.e face neck pure ieke ala.
ha,'- .'l.'t 30 d at LIS s- Of - American Eagle 81
t.tIam j23 Broadway 80 Fulton street. Brook
lyu. Hh2s 2tsod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

loss. InsurauCt
Stock $4,000 $4,000
Hutchinson s Runyon, Stock sc 1890. 1000 1900
Gardner Harrison s. Co., Mae:ble Iron
Foundry. a..,..... 1000
John Clark Ca. iages. Stock, &C.. 1000
c +. Post, Axetree Factory, &c........ 900
Heinjs ch CUTLERY. :. ............. 2G0O
Terence Devine, Glass Gutter $50
John Coles. Needle Manufacturer. 300
Lewis Cuk. Surgical Instrument Cases,&c 500
Simpson s Bontgen. Engrarer's Plates sc 500
w. X. s. A. Insloe. Machinery Work 200
Jesse C. Hedenberg Shop in Academy ST.. 600 GOO
Daniel Murphy House II Academy ST.. 8on 500
Amount of less ........ S68, $50 S6,iO0
Amount of Insurance. 1900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

rich offered the lovers OF good sIeakiug
and singing By The Young Mems Rutgers Total Abstinence
Society tAux the Am. TEN. Union) They celebrate
their Second Anniversary the Rev Nh Cheevers Church
Allen street, this evening. There viii be speaking By Rev
Dr.. Partsn Rev. WIN. w. EyeIs, Dr.. Kirby and Horace
Greeley Es-toseher with appropriate By the able
Choir Of the church, under the direction of Mr. Hart
The admission Is free See Programme another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25
The Annexation.

The Washington correspondent Of the true
Sun, who writes from the councils OF the Gal
houn men, says
.There is decided majority against the Annexa-
ton in the Senate and no treaty will be ratlled as
predicted in my former letters. Mr.. Clay will de-
clare strongly against the Annexation, and the
Wings will endeavor to ma Ike party question OF III
by forcing the Democrats into sustaining tue nsa-
sure MIR. Clay's well-known friends say that he
will come out fat-footed against it,, without any re-
servation or lodging the question. He knows that
his sure cards for the Presidency are the Abolition
lists, Liberty men, and Manufacturers of the North
The old party issues are becoming every day more
apparent as the same TO be again fought over III the
next contest. The AboEtonists, Manufacturing
Native Americans, Bunk, and Internal Improve
ment interests will consolidate and form the Wing
ranks. Their ultra extremes will compose the De-
mocracy"
Hoeo are the Locos to be driven into sustaining
Annexation? If they choose to oppose it or let
it alone, who can constraln them to do otherwise?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

DEArsEss.-Dr McNars Acoustic Oil has repeatedly
cured deafness after ell else failed IL should be esorted
by all troubled with noises head such buzzng, sing
ing. &c. Al q CouItlaudts,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

BEWARE COUGH CANDIES unless they sold these
me the money physicians remedy, called Jones'
Cough Candy sold on those terms None fear to buy
be the excellent remedy for lung pulmonary comp plants
ever made Sold from shilling package at the sign Of
street BROOKLYN m25 2teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

@ TOILET. FuRs!.HISG STORE. !63 Broadway, be-
Courtlandt aud Liberty streets the
be found The city, comprising P-rumrry and
Soaps from the celebrated manufacturers Brushes for
toilet every style and fniih Combs &C. and large
assortment OF Razors The subscriber having long exTrl-
the latter article enabled 20 choose, and will
keep those OF the best quality warranted.
G. SAUNDERS Inventor and Manuacta - OF tt,-
mh2l lw Metallic Tablet Strop, 81 Bro 4! s.y.
SEsRIse's CoaDIAL.s sold az No.5 Murray ST. o5ltf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

| TrORIESTAL WATER OF GOLD, and delightful
perfume for toilet; all that will obsee that
the nails polish aud he dellcacy Of feeling before
| I'm a 81 COurrlaudr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

| RasuMArIsM-How important TO those who have Rheu
mstsm Cjout Contracted Cords Muscles the ndieT
Vegetable Elixir aud Llnnent which has known
10 fail in single these complaints AT 81 Court
| laudt street WARRANTED