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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

r[CTWc copy the following particulars
of the loss of the steamer Buckeye, from
the N. o. Bulletin of the 4th inst: -.
On Friday morning, Isl inst, between
three and four o'clock, the steamers brck-
EYE and De SoTo came together ID Tue
middle of Old River, a bile bcl2w me
Atchnfalaya, the former bound up Ouachta'
and the latter down Red River; by winch
collision the BucKEYE was so much dam.
AGED that she sunk TO her hurricane ROOF
in less than five minutes. There were sup
nosed TO have been about 300 souls on
hoard the Buckeye, Of whom from 60 to 81
white and black persisted. The larboaro,
bow of the Dc Soto struck the starboaro
side of the Buckeye, Just about the fore
hatch. Amongst those lost, were daugi-
ter abou, 10 years of age, and slster.in1iaw
miss Smith. young ladyo of Mr., Hyams
| of Alexandria, who also lost 10 negroes;
Mr. Jno. Blunt lost his wife and child and
7 NEGROES; Mr.. A. Mckenzie lost his wife
and seven children and four negroes; Co.
King lost two children; Mr.. Beard at
TEMPTED 10 swim ashore with his nephew
on his back, and both were drowned.
There were a great many deck passengers,
both whites and negroes. but few were
saved. The bodies of Mr.. HYAMs' sister
in law and child, were afterwards recov-
cred and brought down on the DE Soto.
The bodies of four children, names I'M
known were also recovered. The De Soto
remained alongside until all the survivors
were rescued, and all the baggage and
goods which could be got out saved. The.
upper works of the Buckeye separated
from the hull and foated ashore before
the De Soto left. The night was clear,
and the moon shining bright A young
man and his two sisters had got on board
at Whites landing the night before; both
sisters persisted. ....- -.
The register book of the Buckeye, in
which the names of the passengers were
entered, was not saved. Ii is impossible.
therefore, TO ascertain the names or exactly
the number of those who persisted. II is
thought that most of the cabin passengers
escaped and that nearly all on deck were
drowned.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

ANoTnER.-The New Orleans Bulletin,
March 4th, says: The tow-boat Pilot, Capt.
Cow, arrived yesterday morning from the
Balze, and went up to Gretna to take in
wood. At about 5 o'clock last evening",
after she had taken her wood on board.
and was on the point of dropping. down
to the city. her boilers burst, killing and
scalding several persons.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

UMorris, Willis 4 Co., No. 4, Anr
Street, New York, have just published
Extra No. 10, of the Mirror Library
containing "The Loves of the Angels" ar
Eastern Romance, by Thomas Moore
Price l2I cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

uo,,s Te,veRtPH-The Washington cor
,eenondent Of the New-Yors Evening ~
risbes that paper with the following Ps!u, ,s,,;o,
the rnodus ooerandi Of that .onder'ui l.' h;.h
I Maid visi, Yesterday TO the room ~ 49,
profes-r Morse is directing operations I- -
IN ,his ner and most WonoeiIu' ia-'
S..-i-s' ra..-;cs+;on. This invention mas OI:n ~
" 5'oon1,,v sod fy described ihat col.t ~.
- 10 clearer idea OF It tnan your l.tlg,s
iiope - sI have. But IN no account L me
p,og4ot{ r,;,;,g 80 indicated The pen used Ina'
Iiiooe " ,b-ee pronged fork or so many lt,ie
De cdisu -..al .crsws the ink Is electricity III
Poin,eu 50. = therefore you may say that you
spesAing NJ % s,eel pen and foEked lightning.
"'1.s IT, wiz nner of wiring is this. The ch1'ogra-
ne E1 Id Of the loose end Of the magnetic
Pnef 'a1, d,e this end in little deposit OF ner-
"ne' a,,;ck silver, which communicates the
GUY :. ~ and. this spark Of chain lightning
eeea,s .idoo the wire with the speed OF thought,
sufficient force press The steel points
7 80 .jnded 10, down upon piece OF paper
d, nS,, - nas5 beneath them. The distance t'a7
Id h. the fluid along the wire, twenty-five
lie and hack upon the other, Is Of course ior;y.
four niles the speed OF It's passage is lliDie'.eo
by The fact that the very instant the enc OF inc
wire is seen to dip into the quicksilver the h'5ie
noints are pressed to the papeT-ln other WORDS
there is no perceptbe interval between It's start:
;,g pDon and return from its TIP Of forty iour
miles. /; would 90 round the glooe IN one sew
enth OF q second. .r.;s
new scheme OF calligraphy. 1t is evident 'hal
the mere pressure Of the points upon the paPe5
Yould produce only dots. But when 1t Is w1sleo
- rns le a communication, slip ofPaper Is MADE
to nsss along from roller, under these points
The letters. the words or the phrases desired 10
be expressed. are indicated by the length oil the
marks, or by the frequency or paucity OF the cots
made. Thus suppose the letter A to be repre-
sen,ed by three dots, the writer dips thePoint
Of the wire in and withdraws it as quickly as pos
s;bIe 30 that the points onlv strike the paper and
instantly fy back They thus make,it is obvl
Gus. the least possible impression, that Is, only
dot for each point. But suppose c to be repre-
.ented by lines half an inch long. The writer
has onlv to keep the end of the wire in the quick
silver until the paper has passed along that dis
,ance under the points which are pressing upon
il. or course C is made. 1t will be perceived
that the usefulness of this system of communi-
cation depends in great degree upon the etR-
cheney Of the plan of stenography devised. For
if the distinctive characters employed were not
more complete nor comprehensive IN their sepa-
rate signica.ion, than the letters Of the alphabet,
person could convey verylitt information IN
day
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

ANANA.-Mrs. VESTS Boarding House ms been re-
moved u the bIisiias prsvo;ssy occupied a tle Aai
House Hotel! M iiS Gale Obrsbz. .; CGr Aer
Sadef> which has bca extensively repaired and ip;oye
tees arranged III coaio;y 70 Tie room occlp ed ana i-
eniaDins. For cards apply 10 Nasca Iute Is Mas
sas ns. who viii De happy furnish every Information 10
Vaseisr> bound 10 Havana
b-PaSenser are requested TO obtain passports winch
49, = iaeihtzie by the ceTS house, who v bosT ~
ses immediately iheu HrrvaL JIG 9awtt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
Public Stock E.change, june 3.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK, JUNE 4.


Ship Ca,hanne. Berry Charleston C Sutton; Emily Davis.
Ph,ladelphia Aymar Co.
Brs Clara panam roii az aSl se a2a yaf pSSsern I nm
Brett & vo.e Mnzeppa, Colson Caiai; Maine Badge
rs Chatham Martin. Everett & Batielle; Ellza. Lock
woud 81 CroiX, De flores; & &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
TO Force the Growth and Dress the
Human HiuT-Io stop i Failing Ot
Cure il OF L'rndruti-Geeutlty II, &c.

3
THESE the real and actual qualities OF Joness Coral
1 tiar Restorative Il will force the hGr To grow on any
place where Nature Intended hair 70 grow stop isng on
dark For dfssis the ha silky, nothing exceed
this- make. truly beautiful, and seeps So Il s indeed
the economical article mnde Tor the ur-
SDld-3. shinys bottlea the Of the AmeHcnn
Eagle 81 Chathnm street New York l9 Fulton ct Brooklyn
State It. Boston, Ledger Buildings, Phiadelphia ~ hns
street, Chnreston. :. &. ini' I'm
no LADIES WHO USE CtiAIk.-Ths injures the SKIN
gives dendly blush white. but the Spanish Lilly WHITE
ciyes the hiira tine ke uabastHr white; Indies, try H. Sold
pnce y cents, 53 Broudwny state ( Boston; Ledger
Bindings. P.iEad-Iphis; 39 Fulton -. Brnokiyn ml1 I'm
ITO TAKE CREASE SPOTS from Cothes. Carpet; Woo
ems &c SScrhe .iagc Erasjve Soap removes all grease
spot, stains rom clothes without nufg the texture bu
the contrary brhesing nnj b-auyIEg them Sold at =
Chatham and 80 Bn1dway ls Fulton st Brooklyn,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

o. 3 \ o n 6 { t {.
II r. CLAYTON Il SONS are in ccnstnnt receipt Of Pa
L.. pgRs adapted evefy branch Of the trade, embracing
an unusually large Blank 'roS Cap and Letter
rnn,nE n C%ored Taper Of Medium and oer sze. Envelope
Tobacco, Shoe and Tea. straw acd Rn; Wmpgns; Hand
yynre and Cloth great variety Silk and Log, Tissue, plain
and coored &c. &c Besides Straw. Bonnet. Trunk and
BandboI Boards Press Papers, &c. sc. mlCti
i,AIRBANKS'S PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.-The
manufctGer, have brought these Balance, great
adapted them all the purposes FOR winch heavy transactions
es +, Saa1s Es m ssgts by %sf Fl ad
KACA-nccuacy no, merely as SPECIFIC POM nG ~ % 20 an
amount but nJgrm aceucy ut ever angle OF te fanarm
These scaics keep their adjustment perfectly liable
ne IN iunstni the Railroads the Une States ana IN
scme OF hem they hnye been long n use he operation bes
merchandise Merchants and Others who have mad them
nccuracy and 10 The lac, ta; they nppen unaffected by
These scales have been patented IN Ens'nnd. where they age
Ss'ga'Sey %ay ' EbwaRD 9 FEIB No. Patt street and
90 eodly j. W THoRNE. No. lis Broad street n. Y.
AIDES sBONNErS.-Nearoiitan, az perfect article, Tor:
Rice and superb article Of CHIP WI variety of fancy Bon.
nets Also Gents Panama Hats, medium and Extra ne tor
'l'' @ BooTH < LYNgs. lo9 Maiden Lane, lst foot,
up6 2mcod' clne doc, above Pearl st st
DOUDRET'rE--A choice article Of This valuable FGrtl-
yer Ctr Neutrality-suspicious. qithe IerSeg sadc.o or
Staten Island -uad Naiia-For sae at .
foad aud Palmo's. and near the Pos, Office.
PoUDRE1'rE may be applied 70 Corn, and most otheI m
49,
rst and cren second hoe!ng, applied Mt pnntns
md when used the h,slns, VIII MIXTURE tie crop week
or ten days earlier than any other mnnure IN ordinary use
When applied 1t planting. the difference IN maturing VIII he
Il two weeks over o!nry manure. one farmer, Inst year.
Used barrels Long saDd this year he is lad oNe;
ninety barrels The article prepared By TIE NEw oRK on
pany IN the City has ban and w st be found superior 10
any other prepared in the rc'tg Il ], 50 rs matter of
course a. hey collect maiena! m b2 ana Casks, wht
others collect il in onts which thrown the matena
sand and water taken from the snk nsi when no d.
examination can be sebut with THIS Company who
have uy light to select the good and discard the worthless,
they have done more than 100 ggd, ths ieaS e cafeul
then 10 call NJ the right place. y Chambers street where Il
ca be had i,uiaeinieit 5ie o So lO barrels tor
Or nj, the Alnnuflcary M street, corner Of Avenue II by
The Toad at ~ cents a bus;lel. lIl- III u n MiNOh.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

Ship Roscoe Rker I'm Liverpool Apn OF and for NYork
with go paSenge put into ormou,h, on "wednesday nav
ine experienced violent gales and !ost al gallant
ioretopuast, ;op,a yards aad nearly whole SUIT oi sk
with all the rigging attached. The H. sprung her malnmas
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

B bp Letita lInyne TN Liverpool. mdse and passengers
10 order.
Schr Auca,;u. Lord, Pitts, Phladclphia
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
Spohen. &c.


June . by Plo, boa, Joseph y Lord 10 ns Sc Of Fire
Island. Br barS Margaret. OF Johns, om Liverpool wl
pus.euger for Philade!nhia.
May 6h exchanged ssnas with packet ship Sddons. bound
Ap, n hat 45 Ion e 90 br bark Verona sc day, from Mau-
for London. distress, and snort OF povsons-supDed
her.
May > lat ~ !, Ion 21s, Leontlne, Tor Nor eaEs.
May 10, Monument, Nar>hHi, Hayre, iOr Nlcrk.
Match 3 at "a y, Ion II w, Am baIk Gulnare Boston fof
SuUaiTa.
MAY s. Sicily bearing East i4o miles. orlnda I'm Liverpool
ioI NOtleaHs
May 3 lat 81 len 10. Henry Bliss. from Liverpool for New
YORK.
Mar T. lat a. lon r1 Samuel Ab5O, I'm NewpOr; for New
York.
PHO, boat New York of New York saw 70 miles Son,h Of
the hook, The masthead of hern. bns 10 iee
blowing fresh on the South a. the ue-soouto the
May 2 Ia. 3 g. ion 10 % snip Robert Puiord 10 days I'm
Boston tor Havana.
Boston lot ). John. PR
May 3 lat g ~ 20 ,0 bark Montpelier. II ds Cam.
den 10, NOrleaGs
May sh. Ion brig Nenvi,ss, of Ellsworth. ds I'm New.
York lot Ragged Island.
May r. lat q 81 y long S 80 w schI Wal.cn of Portland
Ticona, T. ini AIexaudris iof Bermuda.
Mas IN fh o Georgetown Sc bfis Mary. from NJ OK
!oI iHten.
Whalers. &c.
Arra. New Bedi1rr. on ,ie Sist u: ship Julian Nayhes
NV Coast New LesiaRd 81 CathGnes, Apai 3. $40 VIII.
- - oil, and g ,0pc .5> bone
S,onins,on. sQh u bask Ua!:ed Staics BaInu1n
C5ozetIes. Iio a5ls - and $50 co elephant OIL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

ru,,. was cilead's b4ln in the ninstFePs song
To a sp;;r;. reused by mighty wrong
AID il stole DER tie tempest OF grief with thllh,
Ike the blessed Redeemer's {" Pease be stu :,
M, never for one rash trust betrayed,
o, b.ing whom Nature SO mean had made
No never for this VIII wrong, by fear
The true and the noble, the fond and dear
No, thus shall triumph the false, the weak,
Though Faith and Love, in thei, might, are weak
For God Will "temper the wind " 70 one,
Who say, IN her sorrow, (" Thy win be done! Z"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

nRowSrn.--We understand ,ha, yospe lsa,
nsiiied Emendorph. sged about S, was dron ned an
sunday IN CRUISING small foot bridge over the
CaiSSiu lear the residence OF Gen. Salisbury.
lCattskill Messenger,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
ny2 I'm
REFINED SUGAR

IHTOOLSEY AND WOOI.SEY from this date offer tl,eir
w STANDARD" DOUBLE REFINED SUGARS u, the oi-
lowing low prices. VIZ.
Crushed II do d" pqTrhased. half cent pc pound
Powdet,l liAdo DO additional
The above packed n follows:
i,O-=cS IN ba~ Of 50 h.
Crashed m bbls of 30 " : M charge iOf DachRset
ABBY TO the New York Patent Sugar Refinery of South
and Montgomery SIS. or NJ S' Wall Il.
n h. 0osr cut o tho city nu bs accompanied by remit
orcs ei lms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Richardson IL Co.'s Celebrated


THIS Medicine compounded solely vegetable matter
free from aful,sruon and warranted tree from any ir:re
nce 6y an individual sorely afflicted NTH ULCERA1ED
SROFULA and who has been under The treatment OF tie
most phy-icsns the United States for eight year,
WI SI,St b ts, s Tancsd incsbe t Who after
above named ecie Uf tive weeks. restored perfect
health. That medicine has been sold h unprecedented
d dssss s gifs?ei sif} Slss SSs e gSs
RiIG's g EVIL TTi!sIELQ INFiAMMAT0RY1 AND
GRoNlc kHEMATISM P RittS t:sp ERYS!PEhAs =;
PiMPLES oI TIE FACE sGAI-D I NE at.AD AMP AL
GEASSEPPKRS From PSEkSE al 3R fA M OF 2k MER9R EHR9hE
OR AZ. INFURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. % The etica.
cy OF t medicine hss been e,,eG IN sl .s dss' above
Die spoonful To be taken by an adult eac morning before eat
ns which usually produces TONIC effect while IN os esse
also nets .ent. carartc, increasing the appetite and
,eneai health OF piren causing MI uee!aei .or to da
te whole yster purifying lnd producing perfect acton
Fefons While taking II, should refrain frou te use Of al
timultiug drinks or hlzhiy seasoned iso Fer stie BY
Obtained ~ sh2leait. ot IH1S. .. IAi-Ma6E,
York saf u 10 A1r House; ITO. oB and ~ Broadway
;Sr5, B2adNey an ghabetss;Iss no :. Ff9gii;ifeei
No. II and 4is HsSoB and % Hammond stTeat
,es tsesoa Nj m @ agS Iiis,st g e g. a a e 5Eecss
Sc . tiafne-stIse Aos sl and t- Pe1r!stre- No IA
Brooklyn, J. " smith, cornar of Fulton and Crlnierrs
streets ami ifu- BlHlroye ogue's buildings. va:
low and aiantcts Ind Dy ell the priDrip1i druggists IN d.
Dr. V =; Lockruw, No. "a Benvers-. Clinton Buildings
& yc;7 S sat sa NSs Sa is Soin IN seeona ee
Wholesale Agent iof Ii!ilaGe!phla.
Instructions takinG the srtice and great number Of Ger
cates and .eshonli may De seen and obtained at any
IAe an-re ptacss. ns4 eodim ~
SHoVELs sPADES15o dezen eH priced article
- !ar saieby MUEtUCh, LEVITT & co,
ElI. q Is est street.
- AGS-nhHe anil coord old sa;l.: da country ,;,
L y wanted ior cnsn any guHn,;ty by 49,
a1l3 GAL y < bERk kiCHSON. l59 South Il
JONES SAkSiP6klLLA C.;NDY-Each 25 cent ,ocT
se cqntaE orRees OF the medicinal propera. Sf hs
foo; sod NJ = Chaiiialn u and q Broadsgy mi! In
(,HAINS AND ANCHORS-f,psn IL insh ., -
- sE9rs iio''i ~ ! 10 . /. sod OF exchange; az
A96 t,At FL & DERRiChStlN IL. Sonfb-st
II General Tia rrlsoE, Tor Saie by - " "'''i '1iN
ni' GRLNAELL. MiArURN & co. 7s South st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
Sailed


Ship Sea- Edwards, Liverpool brig Madison Savannah;
rhrI Iier, RIO Grand
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

lE A nstive esacer Of distinction, OF the Sand.
s'cn Islands GoNern,nent Ia compzn, with Rev
v N'' acaarts, MISSIONARY, were AZ tue Temperance
exchange Hotel to-day. ISprins6sld Rep.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
Disasters. &C.

L shp Columbus has been taken from the North River
the Navy Yard by steamers Hercules and Jacob Eel.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

On Sundays il the weather tine. the Cars wiI run every
hour from City Hall 10 adem and IVllsiGls Bridge.
The City Hall and 9th lnc will every ten minute.
through ;fe day. from % n NJ ,9S ~ +. NJ
Jh- f.yl Night Line Will leave 9th Tor City Hail.
$50 $50 10 " 3D. H. II y. Leave City Hail or 27tn street
at 9. 9 20 TO- 10 ~, IL, II %, r.
By order Of the Board,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

H4EThL ROOFS GUARANTEED WATER TIGHT
vi FOX FIVE YEARS WHICH Is FOUR YEARS
LONGER THAN UsCAl+-The subscribers have invented n
which they To remain wafer tghi I'VE YEARS when
nut oa by them. The metal put that cannot he
affects. hy TIE shrinking swelling of the plaDk which
iaid or hy the contraction expansion al the metal
The following gentlemen have had their dwelling houses and
stores , city. covered by this method To Their abstraction
Henry Brevor. ESQ.,. corner oi 5h avenue and th s.
John $. Scfe,ls srhern ESQ No. 30 Broadway.
Da avld Austin Esd OF Exchange place and WIlamst
Green Pearson ESQ, Mefchnni. Exchange WallE-
Geo 4 Butler Esd. No. 81 NasSau-s;.
Francis BurrI,t. Esq, b. Bfosds.
Notice gwen .a n she improvement patented. all pet
the trade wishing n rpo by the subscribers plan
can c4rAin permission m0demte terms.
r,hIhf Z NANlIDk {. co Y and T9 Rroah-st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

}- --F->f
as. 5,.l IS. =..3
X FEpS CONSTANTLY on HAND Mt bs ln6nnAU.
IN 33 Broome street. his valuable Medicines TOT b7yep'i.,
Liver Compliant. Pqlpution oithe ear. pains The 9rn
side, shoulders weuknss the bark, pam the bnd coo
feet CGstiyeness, Piles. Weakness stomach, Bleeding
Al the Lung rush onod to the heEd. and all liyercsi aea
Nervous affections, female weakneeS, &C. AlsD NJ
csebmted Scorbnc Syrup Tor Scrotula n-d all inpgr
ties OF The Blood. sUch SaltIheum. scn head Erslpe
Lep0sy, syphilis. old Ulcers. letter St Anhonys FIFe &c
&c 5oa,d and attendance Tor those who wish 10 larry
ma lyyF
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
'ia'ueh ''A'7 '''' - HORACE II. DAY,
r,1OIn Successor 10 Rolhury india Rubber Co


COZ ITHtOf y MEYERS. 34l hROApwAf.
MANUFACTURERS OF LAMPS, GlRANDCl;ESS -
VI CANDELABRi. sc. and Dealers N t'1uStf-t Il.
NiSlilNG GOOlS cenernlly-Benr connec'eti WIN ono ~
ba rge uanulctnnes IN the Untel Stnes. they are en
bie, To- Offer mp, Landeahra. &c. fC CHURCHES siniN mo-
tel pnyrta Dwellings, Steamboats, and Packets on ths Ho
regsouhs fsr. and Of guBity not "a be sr9aet ~ l'"
nv other country Especial attention invited 20 their sth
nd Shp Lamps. ,r economy and light superSedin: n ueh
enra tie pubic No less than GOLD ana rwo SLvEs
,yp.ls have within the last yenrs been a"afus !" ~
manmfacrer for iiIsr superiority this class o' go" ne
nuhc are respectfully invited c and examine ior thef
relyes e.. -. ..-;..s ,,,1 L.,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
Agents in l.verpool: 't4'''h 1-hs
EE5 MN TiARPSGkaTT FiRFsk5 7 ssy g; }l5Gese Pa,s., ..

DRAFTS ON ENGLAND EI.sND
about renting money 10 then ee =, tSs :. ~ q
SE conntry. can be supplied with drsf, !, " ,. e eI 70
&. Is E5 &0. SD ESQ any anonli ,ysbs o . 800 o. -
TIhSa' Te9g pxa q fay B15S S ~ c%ass % at he Bark d
Binken. London Barned Co Eychanrs s sTD & Co
Bank Liverpool Eastern Bank ofSc,tss5 E,sn.S cunt
iig Company, SIR William Forbes Hunter 4 ~ ss ptns
nd the branches ~ every pos; thtouc6out 81
md, Scotland and Wa!e which Drafts NIL be 5-ssrss <,
the Packet u ilh. lt;h. 2s 42h or m. Py "
steamer winch leaves Boston the III Jaae ON sn,. .
ton To ". 4 :. T. TAPS(yyi.1'
AZ ther 1eneu faSsase Once 20 souIhs. corner Msden
lane. ''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
CorsrRY 1RADxRs supplied at factory prices myI In
r,,Hg AIHAMRA. $50 Broadwny. between Spring and

r.,UP ATUAMRA lig Rrnndrny. between Spnng and
Prnce-ija lt5 East Broadway -ihc piapneto, M oi
Tins elegant resort while acknowledging with gratitude uc
bsr n"tr,n- 20 bestowed upon hm the past sen'on by the
fs"hannL. pufc nnd kind indulgence shnvn towards
Im1crtectioii- Ai>ays incident 10
nov establishment the pleasure 10 nn1unce l" the thd
10 hn nn n his Tor TIE coming sea-
ne % -, io,ve h,I1 no upology tor hereafter serving h
guess IN the prompt,t aud mo>t satisfactory manner Ire
sin We been enlarged repaints H1d decorated. md ret
.aJ nar.. beautiful md attractive than ever. new Foun
,o bs been cSnucsed o the most beautiful and novel d
r,,n jisonyirlg vu1ey ut culoss aud amusing letS ~
~, al The Temple surrounding the fountain are placed
nr rare and costly s;ues which give an nir OF chs
,b , tbe fragrance of the flowers which perfume the a
Yc y made It'll delightful and refreshing b; the cni
~, -. n. the touniin. together combination OF
stornn moi 10 De found similar establishment m ti5
,-t,y az ,a Ire Creams and other refreshments offered
,bst j. needless 10 speaA their r-puuttion being already fully
esnhled suffice il 10 say. that sui renef pats will be-
,tan ,o render uteSS than the aeneSs % the
al which we opened and the hurry and
cnnflson attendant thereon would permit TO do
SungeTs visiting the city wll nd no more agreeable pace
to spend Il hall an hour than t1lS.
constantly hand n6 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
TIE TRIBUN

ro, The Nss-Yort Tnbuse.
IAN s.ar., sre %, ditos;i! lss ;hy tr1is' rus.
Be es-p - 80, fms ti;rn on TIE ps 80 dns.,
sSs a.. % M ef se;ays ber child 10 lasinz ~ .l.,e,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
Cure Old Sore Heads, Ringwonn, &c.

1t made in the form OF beautiful piece Of .oap and s
pleasant remedy. Give Il one irial.
But reader. this article counesieite and you must bs
VERY particular and buy nowhere ee N hui ut The ,sn
of the American Eagle 81 Chatham street and GS Broadway
Nsen> Rediinr. State street Bts;oa Zebef 3 Iecer
Eulugs Philadelphia; Hays, lS9 Fulton street. Brookyn
ml1 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
- CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN CL0CKs-

sz-g<,a CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN Ci0CKs-
8 - The subscriber who awarded diploma a.
the New York Sletc FAIRS Of lAI and lsi5 M We
tsSs best toned Church Bell hGd also Silver Neih ot
the best Bell and Diplomn Tor Town Cloek. eih
bted at the Far of the American institute 10 OctDbef AS
ngs pEep6fe AT hi. FUu West Troy New York U ls
ash Bells Of from - To 300 lbs made oftie best raelAs are
warranted t1 stand and tone plcHS-a,teos ~ uef a
proved Cast Iron Yoke with Sovonbe Arms. The increasing
demand for his Bells the best evidence thni can ~ giye
tier excellence. Order have been received from ne IaSa1
and alnos, all the States md Hout 40 have been rls"
different places the state Of New York from hts f"aa,n
l0wn Clocks. Lsyelng and Surveying Instruments C'p
apiB sm 'N'''S'' g. ANDREW mgNEELY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

VAL. kENSE'T'f 4 co. 81 CATHA8iNt.7ST, would
inform Their tuf:sr customers aud the pubic generally
at they have reaken the above sJ0 an oer en-
stock o Spung Goods purchased or cash Of the In
pofters aud Auconee which VIII be sold 1t greatly reduced
prices among which may he found the owin: large 40.
or'ment OF Bnl2anr"s and Bamges rom 3io A. cod lswn,
Pnu'cd jarOncts ami tumbrc Nsins BombaZine blk ard
Colonel N Parn n,,rs large assortment OF Muslin Ia
Lanes from t. 6l 3s aiuse Sk and Cashme.r shavk
hlk bue.bhck and cooTed SilAs Linen Cambncs litkh
Cnmboon.. Linen, and good assortment TO- men, wear,
together with silk Ptsoi, Pnnts. MunS, and variety d
other goods, which you invited to Gull and eSaminc
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