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ynter.Cure for Ladies'.

Popular Work on the Health. Diet. and Regimen OF Fe
ea,es; With Full Account of the Processes Of Wser-
Cure Illustrated By vaS cases BY Mrs L. Sn1w' ;,
(Pp l6. i2;no Wiley Ind Putnam.
This book is full Of excellent advice and instruc-
ZION for ALL whether believers in Water'Cure or not
It's directions for the preservation as we'll as restot-
tion of health very good, very plain, and al
practical, and person observe them faithfully
without bsneGt. A great amount Of valuable intor-
nation with regard TO Diet, Bathing, treatment OF
Children, &c. sc. is here collected from the best
authorities, with excellent directions for preparing
healthul food, applying Hydrorathic remedies, &c.
We clip the following statement OF remarkable
cure:
al, was that Of child seven months OF age.
This infant having lost its mother AT It's birth, wet
nurse was procured, such as was considered by the
ph, sicians To lie healthy one. The child was re-
moved 10 u plantation, where ague and fever was
common. After remaining while, the nurse was
taken with the ague, and subsequently The child.
Both had the disease severely. At the commence
ment the nurse Ia young woman) was healthy and
| strong. Her diet aud general regimen were how
ever, as bad as could well be ;-conssung much oi
bacon, fine bread, butter, gravies, rery strong tea
and coffee, ,ciReS, &c. which lbiogs, also, the child
was taught 10 take. The usual anodyne and pursa-
tive medicines taken by the nurse, and gwen 10
the child At first, the little was the picture OF
health and cheertulness. AT seven months, in an
almost dying state, II was necessary 10 take II from
the nurse ltseycs were glassy-its head languidl.
dropping upon The shoulder and It's naturally clear
and white skin had changed TO uniform yellow,
almost like that OF mulatro. Its lips were COM
pressed and OF neary the samc color the face. IL
was OF course much emacia,ed-its cheeks hanging
down, and its whole expression OF one continual
suffering. For weeks II had not been seen TO smile.
|, was now put under the Water-Cure treatment
and a, the same time weaned. The chill and fever
took place every other day. At first on ',he well
day." wet sheet sweating was produced, accom-
panrd by various ba,hings. Never before had the
child been given drop OF water Now 1t took it
greedily, and soon rejected IFS accustomed drinks
On the sick day it being the second OF the cure,
yer, active treatment prevented the chill and lever
and IL lras nerer aUoced TO return.
REAL CHARIrY.-The good people OF Boston
subscribed $4,000 for the General Hospital
S60,G00 for the New AtheDeum, and S2O,O0U
for the Female Asylum. May they always h4y,
II In their power 10 be thus liberal.
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A FINE HEAD nF II AR I BE IA; ~" 80, 1t
n ~Hil.Ll GS-Ey lie u-e 81 tnrcr ,n,h= i".ni. -
hm,,us {; w II one trln! e'e IT, real gun t.s
..l ttr the hHr 20 an the head. bee body {" w.
~, y,.te iuurp nt.ire bar IL rrnw: t' N iis W
,,uk- the >rnp ,-,ty. thereby curing drndri. ~" ="
~ r.d rs s,ey hnrr drrs look M" IN tn' r"se sf';
,,",,iv n,k from III. fm L. mud has been '- hy hnner
~ nr 80. Il, re,pernbe ''iz-n.. Wm has gwen CT
r., ,,ii.f, ,ri.,n ,u",s Them are the h,lhuwiig:
Nr " I!nuk,f> Qa kin.->t. New Y''fh
Nr Philip, los Rrr,inr. WoUsterst
Judge Edwards uf pI.,d- phn.
Sir j. I'enr.nn, Nnvy Ynid. tlntlf-tnn.
T. Power grocer Fuim,-sl. l;ruukl;n.
lve ruld offer itv nil.' e persons who hIve nt
rh nli IL wns represented but The above not enough h
thing will inc one rnl snli quite rrt'ih
lie indeed rhenu--on g. orS ,hlngs bute, by J"ne-
.,yn m the Amer En- lie. ~ rtnfn i "r ~ i:rot*'I
v or 10 Futon i Brunkvn lei>- Br"ad"ny, Nbanj
Redilng Siats.st. BosUu Zeiber, Ledger buildings
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" - w - IT, Y -
NA\U act l. LkE ERS


ENGLISH NANUt ACTUkERS
nF PATENT THREADS. -h.r lhfeH',; -upet saii
Oir~m- Grit"s I sne. '"tptr War; anJ tha md Tow
'a' No 2 8UhI.Lv0 sLit. NEw y0hK. pc, sm.
DRnoKLYN Bo"T* AND >HDES-The .ul,cnlen
- rre n.w supplying ihere', IN i,' tm tusionirs
., nj i'm by e,,n. ri- .nH.e ~ '- ie-t ar tie B""sbn
'r"i ,r h'''''' ''''' .AnTis & nARTSHnRNE.
,,AsTERN sIIoE--The .'nr'''er, tnveoc hord lntrs
,1,.,,n,,e , IN. \. pIr h, " frnrh 'Ior." "a
t'fe' On o"e Oes' ~ sH 5 e ri! 3 m ~ "4'
nj i10t H. n stee'. lir- klyn.
10 MERCHANTS or Ja-r, :" ,; ". ~, ."a ~ ~ ~ eirh: y he
: zH ~ ar hfl'I ifRS t$ s?5r nj 70 Futon Ts ""a .
80 PIANO FORT rS.-'rhe .u,scr 'er, ne now
- iarh'"g n ei'' rely newerire"t n,'fu"tw,.
II ila.r. ,dtc s-o'n u'e au@h i@,er' The
Improvement c.. IL liAhP fesNs. peculiar 3" c'n''f"c.
,esl c p,e, u. .nlunus the ,enrd tue polp,eon aLd
r.ns,-' u'e invited = y eH,H ,a' mt a@ e''
>-z-czazz.PIANo FoRTEs -i,as subscriber oifers for
TI7te- n ns>rtIu.ti a. kUsew'-d hnd hah"s.
:%, :s,,' f1ss va s an" q s s'1I p'as 5s, "a
,,cinyes w, all improvements Ir,e in,i.I
rrnd Acon nni "nrraie;l I" =" ID n ,n s.ne m @ s
wishing put:nu,e g"d Tnd cienp itn.'e"' nv IN
'''ed u cH jAMfS TlI,SiP."N. o,e aan Rnnds'
;eI7 I'm. No l,.rcny-,t. opp's te tie a'of ho"'S
G CHEAP SUMNER BAfs, ls Brunh a, t. mi o -m.
,cr . hns now hard g'.'l p"si' n>'n' !,. -. 80
- me, I,ui, which ne off, rh.ur. ny l He
~. n ~ ,tyle u eeragce usu'r. e'' Dl ~ % III snd
.b,,.m (,.ueu-n ,sthiug neat. rpni' ,,,ly M
a H., r,,Iune ,nuce with .cn ."ny re l> s,r
vt.d cal th bacS hat u.."fiy Ii '' s,'"ins caps
cou.,r,I, an h,ia. .i-n r.iug Hh'e 80. ,,,u,
'u, ,,a,, nr. and niie. nnd Gsr: enen hhi w "'
im'e'"S 'ap DAEID : MILLS, is l're's y,.,.I
ie92w' -. ,s, H., r.nrs-
,IT' FINISH - flecnnt Hu'rn For y, ~ ,eror
nj, termed B,r,.ri ut tie ~" Ti,~,. iinr.
'n IN 'n"fr ."fnai ~ a.L f'-e s'1i at -
- ~ ~ 90 very Dies hnt :, $50, us Canal 81.
! Juil im ph""-''
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.

No 70 Eedai, .ne diof rnrn Nassau ST.
tyAS jL Auction uBknlhcs French pihed
Mu,ur>, rich Boche Phid nnd snc'l l"ul be Snri |
uperDr 1uulry bnrE -trpcd BHffefc, ~" >iye bNhp
,,ue l0j ,rtn slnped Bnreg. Shnnk. ihdi"> tnfhi',
nch iinl nnd Cap Ru.p,. Brn~e' Ihfrnd anl H,nhrf'
.,, Iyce, vhIt- nn. i,lnrk C'uim c"lyfel SW Shh"i
.r-l.y .h,t iny Uns,ry thve.. Person, pufrmsng
81 rb ,,, n Ne. Ia c and the sock bei"re vuf
" -" -, ,,,..I.
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Mutual LIE imsmEEs drIns tSs ua"bib ot uSe
Total Lives Injured. 81
E-Dr. Felix Gournud's Italian aiedicated i re-,


NJ DR.. Felix GOuraud's Italian Medicated
SOrp.-For curing freckIes, pmples efupHnfs ohrne',
srryy mnphew pot,. mus keio bie@ nnf ai irritation
md rongne,s aid slowne.. nni darkness oil the KIN ms
ap i, one of tha OF recent che,cn scov
ere #. emoIent ni hean- qunte, rre >p"hei oi 10 ~
directions and every Sho 49, recommend u One chse
IN enr. We w,rrrnt all ordinary pu rp'ee, and
to be had genuine ony TO- Wnksr yies oe 6nf ifnm
,he CORNER of Brndvny Agens-2 Mix street, Boston, 20
fte,nut street Philadelphia: Grny, Puu.hkeep>Ie. iou>ey.
Rnebeter Myers New Haven: Dyer Providence; carleton.
Lowell: and Tnpp. Newark Jei I'm
D- DR.. Felix Gnurnud's Poud;e subtitle VIII
comnleiey and permanently srncre sue,uos hair
from emnes upper lips. the hair cnnc"ln- br"d and eie
ypied toreheEr the stubborn beni Il any KIND o
.uperfns hr. Re 10 gel the genuine nj the snn
office, 81 Walker street. dear FINN Br~dTny.
81 Der Rot, le: dectr,n, French and Enssh.
Asents-r;uthrie Ntiden i.ane. Aihnny Myers New,
Haven Brown, 70 Chenut >ert, Piihd-i;,iia lnrdnn
Milk street. Boston: tmy PoughkeepSe; t;reen Worcester
Cnric.un Iwe: G. DYER yr. Providence: Mntillewsnn
Nurrch Tonsey. Rochester, n. Y; Guild. Bangor: White
Cula..
Ian be and tested before buying Proof post'ye this
nn,. ni,tnke. lel' I'm
U- Graham House, SO Barclay street, by RnS-
WELL. GDSS. rou
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oFhRTNE9sTP NoTICE-e 'ph,eos,. naye n ns. ,s,.
n,ho, h; heaeu mn s ~ ~ ;;1,, ~ DFiAyAS c
70 3,. under ite 7He ana nI % ~
New YoiS. '' h'"' "'"a'' G5SSs GpISiFl E F. DEi.AV'N
New.Yo,k July /. Ia, CHRIS Ian : D'''A VIA;
IITILiIAM INGI.iS. arorp4, rnd Coun.eros NJ law,
t'b, :, 'as '''''s' "e ''aees 81 H. S'O''''' 'i9G
,,-nn
1 MI \kEks 9F N>APAkllL NY J. ne, si'fHet
@ fse n r.. @ a", Gs :, +. a a 81 e " Are IAN saa
Erse. 9 ch4than i, % 20 b''"d''a': N-1 ini
GREA-E SPpIS ~ You ' "a ". OK - ~ ~:
np,ovei. hy tie Magic Ers,e ,,i'''a al SS boa'
,,,-r v,rr s,,,vt\C soap 10 r,as, F. ,nrk
re" .a.v h,,.y h,hrr tn tea ai3 'e SKIN
~ y, B'vad~ay. = ChalHa." ''ies- 'e" "'s, ~ m ~"
STEA8 ENGINE FOR s,LE--A .ee'.o.i-h'oe Enfoss
s,tIM I'll Ss t M, t' ge - e. r ~. D. iS .n
=, ''''-'''' ''9 " "f's' 80
w Wnr,.n e,seea, '5Ias Z; "%s"s ,,a mo
'sf-''r~e'. neN, h"'''"n M"
r ,ee ..I ,l4y q sc.,...2 y, e-!l = : =. - ~: ":
IN il,y " birr inrs,r,, ,ie nee nrrs ladies'
rpiS ,r,'. e ,' .;,r 49,. hut c,.c,rn rn nrrs
~, rra-n !, :. ..,d on, srouue 30 h,a.~as. 81
Chatham - " v state IT. b"'''N' ai' 10 IN I'm
,.,> ,.7l.I.1xS KEW 99iii--v,, s.s1s" s.,s s1ock
| Il .snsc,t, .n ,h,ry .hay- ui v,cA.hug Sank
,ck m buckley F'., api nnful--'rN Is ",n
"sef 90, A..e' @ l.I, ,i -, ,o q an, to Malls Ths
was a., v ..s>tnr II At Thnm.-.,n. ,iTc- - Nas
nntS
- -. - sop :, a. ~ + AN rF
10 THE IilN ER or '''Nf''h - 49, 80
| MALE.rn. ,,-cnb-r' ''" Pfr.7"eh y" Ike ,"'a'l'.
Sh,c- mad, on them .sfisct we0 int ut "n axe
The cNte.e Ic. bur ffs and eVe'y lcr''n 'hend
lr.ts ia 'le iret ' my "N-f' ftc- F'N,t
rb s., ne, trJu~ ,rr,GRS! ever eNpsr.iieea """u' com
~" i",,nbI. j, b saot. =" SSos. ,,or.,.,
Kr,okly aud I.ns Island Boz" anil Sn's S"; ~ ,py
a, IA TIL, lvpPi IL - H....r., Imnro-
'lNHE ktSi S''At w ~ -, b. 49,. me ye,, gpu.r
we'd bn"n S'r'p % az. n "' u, ,,nril l,u.. tni
lily ~ use w i',' ~ ,h., ,,r-r vh ,, keep hnt
,b.r uut the. customer. of with m"e m.i"L . I,,s
rlsl It wcu"unce To he The .,' an4 & eanl aa ~ u
n-t at M, th'ns " "'e H ,, ~ -. ,u.4l H,.rr-,
pae S"ap '9d sv| va, , w. ,,,nr,., sruc,n n
sS cy T,'m" Snl i s1o.gG. yS' Sir Ns"Sias, prs
% ''''''
SAsn-or. ARD, y. .. :..ssS FL: ss> ,, N :
u The Circuit Courts al Adrrr rnd ne tu'rs.i ''ns
n the Susr"r C'hrts "i 'he S'his m''''mr . w. gr-,,
unn--ton VI "h''nnH VI etn'' nIn H. ,.,s, H.
la IN the Parishes III LAT @tSie ~" NHe' ,,t,,i ana
,rin & nif''n, , ,, p,,,,r Wsm"rs
""o, , ',.,,.'; i "5' 5s W. O Malc,.u 4 Gaul.
pte'nes, esH - W. Haury is,v-ry
nm 'snrhh ,lfly
-|"'nm Nai"
* i u,s,,rt.,ry >, r.,n.,.-d nom ifult"n-.,r-- 1
ann ,>..t opp-, te hi ,tr--.t ~
xnrl iI mil 3nl l.. SMITH lt2 J"hn't
,.,,,>. ,,,,t.,,v n..,., ..,.,.,, t,,r,
EHN NJ u, ~ - ,,,s'n, ,.,..,c i, H.yAer
V frince 'uf-4' q" ~ "'''''''"'' ~ ,,,IS a,
:, poyNEIJyACo. No 7c:rnd street. c,ooe, a
Aih h,, L,li an r,,ei, We ,.,nrn-l ui th. to-
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COlrnG ON & >tNt.k>. 3il BkuApw.f.
: 4 -II.L.I.ks nI I-AAEs. CIR ANlnlL e

ksSNIlF ~ II KFfS III In NiS. t'lh.N Nl''l
vi CANbEi.hBlA. &c and l)rnhcf' m ii',l st-tl H
FISHING t.tiI- -iL connected MI u
ne nrge>i unnufncrurc, nutri >t-,. they
ed offer lm,- t,nd-'Th' ~ hnf"h-s. iin lo-
-, Puyni. rlugs. Stepi, Hbj PHchtts, IN the most
nhblr lsrn, and ui H) not t c sufse'T ~ ils Dt
ny other ruIntfy E.pccn' Hen"n invited 10 fs Snnr
d Shu ANN. hf scGn.a,y rt stt >ui-reiR al uihera
-ir- w, public Nu i-- diam y"rK ""Lp nnh fsu siLVrR
FINALS have the Est sif'. eI ithr. io tho
,~nrtlf.n ,. ~. sup-turdy thi- ciis, good. hs
,ic are respectfully invited :" csl rnd ior theG
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MACKiE & LEvERETf,
commIsslns M..K BASTs,
~ a.
l07 WATEh SThLrT,

B.t,w Nr .'re-tl
Jous F. MAcxlE. irtr Narke - kty 8 ienntson. ~
IosiAH : isysRsII Iai- l.et.ieii h"inns-
I-i-r, m cot aud " r0Usr N,ll> aud ~.'srs, Axe Tin
plnie Yrncs Tn I,Pd Copper Iuc. -l-feI Wire Eng
rh A.rricsD hn-'r sh-ri iron, it-'p i'o im'ses
4 ii. B,,l IT. o. Nui HH pix R, hns -i, -ir'ies, tnt
See. i.ni, nrk- rii SIHrri~hi, br, Kettles. Iinnen
T,,. -r,.rch, English hrnencin ir'it. &c
rnt ~ To-. n... iron ( .i->, nl nllf 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

r. Hardware, Cutlery, 6c.-LE"is Benz
DICT l. co respectfully inform their friends and the ruh'
,.y thai they hnys removed this city. and have ukeI
III. Store 81 Pear-.treet topposte the ea'Tcet House.
where ,hey arc opening urse ard weIseec;ed asset
men, of Gnods both Foreign and Duuesc TO which e
voud en-, TIE attention nf thss wslng Ia puciise up50u
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,orsr., rk.pkNs .a.oIlsd ~ lnetot, u,ee..
,,nAEAn. NEfnLE ANp fANCy srORE. Z

j'ukEAp NEEDLE AND FANCY SlpR Z. Bfnad-
| wuy L.tw.sn lme.iih ,ud fourteenth stn'et,.-l he
lie ton the puhc rSpe t'y it i"i t' te new store
.t l,.t n nb.,e curiH rht''t" ,N" b,n' lsinni
,tnr al dad, "uls t4n vtf etj ' nGy H"hs.
sz;-pi Ner,ls. li.Db, md - - >upe7" Se"us tbn.
md SIh Baton 'lHi-, B"thi. Pure Fart l-gyf b"n-
ed truvg,, nii r,lr.,. nuint bhtI N"nfi Bhiw.
i;inve, Witt nhet nv L Had "' '.tht "I t7 '"t''
,,r.u. Gn,., IltudSrfciisfs. ~t-p-ud"ts 6c Hosiery.
,nnn trts, t,. Iudm Nnn-t"n. trms.s ~" Sh"h...
-.L,, NM, irpVriug " h,it.. Pam nnd fnhry BH'h's,
,Vp, nm! ,tl. lul Inir. NnIi "nd r"th bu'nes.
iy u and - cumI,. lrln n:i frnc Sln"hefy ."" IN
.r nve,p,- steel PEN. i.if nj silver fencl' Perfume
:, Fancy >.n. ,u-fni ~ shaving e"ni MD other ~ zee
r., ff the Toilet. ,enc "lrett' Smell nr i'pi'le';
.,r Gr-l. .t.,k h1 .I-ei ,lccr with sfrh chie, ana
~. ,ul3if - s''' ~ WV G.. Bl.tM.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

Do SyIvnnia AssOcintion.-Th' AsocInron =
located nj DarIingsve A!tod, Pike Co Pa 'eO mile
from New York direct ~ hours by OF the Ere knfonh
I, ddletown mile. from the Delaware and Hudson Canal
and from the of the Erie Rairoa tesrons esnD
l>hg branches of Manufacture winch Will sive employ
rnen especially TO Women and Ghdren-nnh Tn this end so
cit. udvce and coopeon irm all friends ot Socn Reform
and from phlanthrnpIc practical men. Lucrative employment
no, expected fair reward Of Labor is The Connch
youl ike to with any rers"n nbe unh dIsposel "
eubi,h some proper brunch branches Of Manufacture and
yhn due. not consider Muney the sole object OF i'c Please
addre.s 5. Kinzer. natlIngsvie Pike Co. Pa
The Association is endy proponis postpald IRON
persos desirnus uniting tie attempt IN eie'ae nh' H
move the condition of the lnhoer. The mepb- regret mat
,he,r neceStie- will enlbe them receive 4! present. ANY
ren, as,ocie who cannot take tock II the a"ant Vi u'
lens, 500 and this ouy for single Of cnpacIy for nmeh
oe usetn e.s For families md especially the compr'ns
nnrv cinsn rnusd.rai!y larger Sn>cnptinn ""uih he
,c1,e t. r,eu. n employ rro' thiy the nD'f m 'S'
nn ,rd zen her have Teen oersc ted SuD''rti'N
timer stock s21 from onre>idert uemiers nf- -if
a,y solicited ,pd M anuun dividend ~ III least SIX per cent
!. s,ornnt-ed ndrrers in Newf"tk nni vIc'nty are re-
oue,ied To- cn Nr E. Prrhy. l5 3wery, who .v'll snd
~ lmpdrt information und answer indnlfie'. DeHa"h"
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Useful Books for the People.
EarnhamS TraYeiS.

No. Tr.v-is the 'reat Western Prres, the AnNhp.
I.d isnckv iiuu lGG Osrg TrrItnr, ~ lhys.,
F.R>H,M r.,g Puc- 5 cvuI,; H. cop,e,i' 5 " Il y
/, rrn the I-rasal o' such 'aaa'|
snd tuf-,r. ia. The such iDAntiu o G-snn-s
AL sin.Iity su.u- n vu.h rvefS rt-. 'nch con 'hp
>:r-,rn sud .a-cLo-, i urvsr ,e.mrt e4p &"
ifi,,, iu. from ~ .iAl "a. 'ount hi't .Ai'-f
L. t,r>- !sys C-Ap Literature wh-n r.ery smd u
,,nby trash ronl-d weekly tom the i-.s, At -
r-.v r. ,hinE the .efuS,i Of such vruN"
aud iu .unr mook The tr,-er. 10 have .tes o"
10; hms errir ur" .t. and hA entertained ir
I'll the sIr-u leaves Vi IGstruct1n an IL
bn-h u~-,> Of BEAUTIFUL imagery tnu 'tirhs pci'-ni N
20 lover ~ nstuIr widest 1nJ most sublime teachings
4ttrlcr,uu. such OpIuui, very i-w work
~ ti- knd ,.rss. her, lssach fountain OF ''-sr-' W
,ciusltr gushing through -'.fy such coutinn'
,:4,n and tnecdot- ts o- ne'-r o'c"ne- "ra'
IrIusing from sparkling tount.
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History of the Silk Culture:

NO. Vi. Tn silk Cuitusr Ia IN United States Fin
,,rns compete the l,eAt rd most arlTo'r'
nod, of H.rching R-a,ing drd F-riuk The SiL~
Managing CncU"u-ry. ls-rLg, SPINNING and Mdnninctut
r Ihr S. Sc &c with v-fy History Sk-tth-
f The silk Business, Naual Esfo, Of The SrlhwOtn th'
.u.rrry, sc. illustrated BY Lum-i"u, euLr1vlnss OF Viz
.hip,rv .d proc-s aud .auUsi of the silA Culture
Pf,r- u c-.its: iiv- c.pi- Tor 81.
i)rl-rs hr 'dnIrd with III. c-sh.
GR.ELE.Y 4 Ncti.KA Il, i'ublIsirf. for the Al tho
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Political ErQnOlI!y.

.u. v .F,ul.Ir.ss" roitcd r.con"my, "r the Laws 4
.- F.rm-n.. ui s.ripa "a -ath d-vvinp-d hJ M > :
IT, hu,,i+,i h-in- tl aies ui
,S. .,v.r-I ~. Hani.l,,Um "-,s-r' t,Om s'"" b
,V,Lt,N AIKI>,os IN lntr"tu'tiOn, T'-atnns :
n tat. ~ t- oliticsi t.couuuiv sd a.
,,iut no rIuciIrh % ih- ',o"di'I"n ~ our e"
'onnrr, aud he hu ld": its Pt slectS, BIZ Dosas
,,st,IEy Pncr % c-ns: flv- cnpirs tUi 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

tsRtN kEKS Of : SNii>APABlI.l. A-T'y me- trfHet
~ oi >nt.hPr"in 'Hndy--it cern", mot eNccie",.
,, vseril exip-cir mos btabi iiI Cnry m,i shiua
III. ,.r-,ry II all r., .ni he ..sn ot Are San
F,yr = 1 -b4t than Il Vr % Br.nd~sV. VI I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
,'r1ce Ia Cts.-37 lie Cts. Tor IL Copi..
Can there be Il Church Wilhaul a Bishop

Controversy b-tweeD Rev I. WuinwnKh nnd PntL, k""
tle incidental assertion III the former hu Their
:nnnot lie y Church without ii i'rhup
The above Controversy printed II Pnuphiel un'
limo M, with nj
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

REAL CHARlTY.-The good people OF Boston
subscribed $4,000 for the General Hospital :;
S60,G00 for the New AtheDeum, and S20,00O
for the Female Asylum. May they always h4y,
II in their power 10 be thus liberal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

/,REA-E SPOTS ~ YOUR CLOrUF,>. OR - ANS.
.Ie -t,I sud thr np,s and t, e, ihe zr,ccs
.r,.S i,y tlc Nl-:ic Er,s.,e c7g-,d At 80 Brua~a ~
md 81 Chatham >,reet prc- :. cents J"Is Ion
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

,.tN COLLARS RsN Aftii.-Nn ASst x" SANb Stuck
a .srhe,t. ,i ,niry .har> ui EcA.hu Sank
,,rk m the n.u- BucSi-J Per. aid nuuer1 SIS; Win
,r., i Atsoue, a';achS1 saturday, ~ H'Hfrh
.,,, cncl,r n . -i-f AMI -i . TO Wall = Ing
,.. .iI b. pad hy ~ ThomirR. ''her y WA'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

.,,pr REST SOAP IN THE WORLD -Ri'ef','' inoro-
GOD nI,n S.p ia M rhHt hn> iS- me very sFurI'
H., -, no. m ,b,, civ, and II seier' w"nlI "s -
-, ,nrr ,nd nn ,.e,l Their sfuc-r-. wh q" nh zee, ., I
r., NM ,b.r customer. off with more ue'i" h = "
VIZ -, yuuId tnf cc,.rny -, t, tr>e I" no h''s
- n,rnntrce II ,o lie the is nnd "hehrNi u r g'u.
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nd nrt n Pa I. Snap ,i ever, iArr 'iHn'l hft''' 'I
rive, Hn,u Ssp For 10, most "i n" nnnr S'''''
y, ,,. w., "a, ,.,vr N,uui.c,nf 20 h~tfy
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
Or. Lardner's Lectures.

80 III cuupir:s Course of Lectures. delivered
Il Sni,,, S:Io n 10 the City The ,unj-ct.
mbraceJ IN tfr Lectures. ae: Eletticiy.1he Su' -""i
vinism-Ti- Fixr, >Iars-Nl=u-.ic Nrsd.-Lrlitudr a.,
Lnns sui.-Blrarhn.- sanuug-P"prlaT Fallarir'-L'rh'
ia Ing St,rs1 mrnrsy Sts-t'Is orical >hricl oi As
rrnomy-Dew-S -Scie.ee har,i by Al, 'rurIh" p'sc"r"
s.-SunnL-v ihrat,.u, of the Rrtiua-Volt &c i'r'-
81 am t:ugIu-, nc4 nd aud a "-iIca l his -'l"n
Ducror .nd.-s Lectures INTRODUCED BY >t-t.h oi III
rusr,, Of rhy,cal PTi,, ior tn whu inclu"i !
L,r,lnrrs Lrciut-s % atts per se copy Po>unas'"
,,.i o,h, will W iv- rnli-S q, 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

{IILifaM iNGIiS. Attorney nnd Coun'clIos at Law,
w has rt'Gmed the p'ae,eu 81 n. profession ut ~"
f,hn I'SN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

4 FIRST Kate SHAVING So'P. - u'nar 'h"k.
n neh ea.v h>nr ,hrr I" s''en ~ Ge't n, 'e 'Nn;
pr-- ntion Ut oil NApies SOl' 'd i" II JI
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

4 Ac'lN F'R >AtEI .tr,,ag. S!J>tnntiHi '"''"Uy
w NnR,,r -rueDtiy "hir,al,,-l smtl of
r.u.s ral, ,errl ly. Ap's Phen, BnkaHr l-t-
,sr-sir~- Iip.>tnn. m--
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1844-05-18
20 ST sc RIP L.

Late last evening, after an Executive session
several hours, the Senate removed the Injunction
of secresy from the Treaty, and Documents accom-
panying it, for The annexation of Texas. We have
not Of course, had any opportunity of examining
these papers, but we learn orally that, by comma
ncation from the President yesterday, the Senate
was informed that he had ordered military force
to repair to the frontier of Texas to open commu-
ncation with the President Of that Republic and act
as circumstances might require and had also or
dered naval force 10 Vera Cruz, to remain off
that port, and prevent any naval expedition Of
Mexico, If any such should be attempted, from pro-
ceeding against Texas!
Thus are the rumored stpulations" with Tex
as, referred to in preceding remarks, confirmed,
and the extraordinary fact rendered certain, that
the President has, on his sole authority, taken a
step equivalent to waging sudden and open war on
friendly and unoffending nation. We have no,
9 e 81 IBIS lkaias JAfaa4Rh pf5stdufs fnrh
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1844-05-18

trial Committee, Of presenting new ssus" TO
the People at The Presidential Electon-rShich
they knOW must, il they borne out in itbring
about war with Mexico, unless they can scceed
in overawing her by show of force, or apFasing
her wounded feelings by apologies and bbes Of
money, such as are said 10 have been in avance
rendered to her.
We trust that among our readers there is ut one
who is capable Of regarding with unconcern ne de-
berate. violation by his Government of thexist-
ing treaty Of amity, Of boundary, and Of commerce
between The United States and Mexico; ler one
who does not shudder a, the thought Of wntonly
involving the nation in war for an object ut only
not essential TO the national honor or welfre, but
actually in itselfof expedency SO doubtful TIT many
Of the wsest and best Of our citizens are opposed
to il under any circumstances. Ii therebe one
such, however, we earnestly recommended him
to ponder well the suggestions contained in the
following brief but comprehensive comnunica-
tion," which caught our eye in the last nImber Of
leading political paper in the State Of New York,
the weight of whose influence, ordinarily opposed
TO Us, we are happy 10 have, for once, onour side
of the question:
FROM THE ALBANY ARGUS OF SATURDAY.
"Do THE PEOPLE WISH WAR THE Washing
ton Spectator, mr. Calhoun's organ,) while laud-
!. ing Commodore Stewards letter,iR favor of the
immediate annexation of Texas, alhldes to the
probability of war with Mexico in a tone Of le-
: witty if not of JOY. 1t would be well for such
politicians TO remember that is not as popular
as in former times People begin TO reflect and
compare its results before they plunge into its
mseries. 1t is perceived that wars undertaken
for the extension of dominion exalt the leaders
and managers while they crush and impoverish
the masses
"The trappings Of the war-horse and the glitter
Of armed legions tickle the fancy and please the
eye, but the people see that they place leaden
weight upon the hand Of honest labor. Ii is for
this reason that true statesmen regard war, UNDER
taken for such selfish purposes, as one Of the
greatest evils that can affct country"