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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
.roo1-nnl A1nR1cH & sPENcER, So. 4. Ezc!lanee

1JccURDY. ALDRICH & SPENCER No. a Exchange
VI Place, offer for sale
COTTON GOODS.
400 cases PRINTS, from the 4eIcal rni works a; Fa
River. consisting OF Hich Chintz. LEh; Fancies !,
Sand cold Plates, Lawn fia'es' Two Blues
&c &c.
15o do pslyrs. from the Lodi and other Works, con-
sis;ins o light Plates, black and white black aud
purple. ,. -
$50 do BLEAcHED Su1STIa9s ana shELIiNGs, VARIOUS
sGo baIe BuowS SHEEriSGs, Hamilton. Crotol As Hart
ford Fall River and other kinds
loo do Brown SHIaTINGs
50 do corroS OsN.BusGs, 54. 2s 50 and 36 inch wide
30 do PArAPsco TwILLED BAGGING, 20. % and 3onch
100 cases CorToyApEs Crankies and Printed Pantaoon
50 hail. "a and g.. BgprIckISGs. Stuffs.
50 cases CHECKS. striped Sh!rtinss nc.
50 do CorTos FLAG HASpKEScHiEFs.
woOLEN GOODS.
$50 cases CLOTHS superior styles, wool dyed black, brown
green, blue and mixed
100 do CAssrNEIEs, plain and fancy
200 do SArINErs 4 great variety OF styles, color. and
qualities from the best manufacturers.
30 do BucKsEINs light and DARK mixed,
100 do KENrucKY JEANS, blue, mixed, striped and plaid
100 do KEBsEYs, from the MaIOy mill
100 DO PLAID LISsETs, 3-+ aid Al.
SO do TTvEEDs and Fuled Cloths.
$50 bales CARPETS fnc, super ad three-py, new patterns
FROM The 0waScO mills.
SO cases AMERICAN SILKS, superior article from
the Dedham Factory. fes 2lw-
CTANToN, RICHARDS S HoLLIsTER, ofer for sale
- n so Beaver street,
Broad Cotfs-wool and piece dyed black olive and brown
Casmercs-Wool and piece dyed black, indigo blue. Also
striped. ribbed buchskin, and other styles OF
fancy CasSmeres.
satnets-Black blue mixed, striped, clonded and fancy
paids.
PaH;aoon Stufls--i variety OF styles
Wicg;ns-Black and white.
PAPER Cambrics-.AssOrted colors.
Vestngs-SleciaS and American tflngharls
Sewing Slks-.,mercan bue black and assorted coors
Cotton Duck-A superior article, suitable for sails ITO
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS
Which Dr.. Folgn's OiOsaonian, or .AK IicGling
Balsam has met Nth, not oq,iy III It's sale, bnt
also in the cares pIiich ii has effected, IN
persons ,cho rerc IN hopeless condition,
has convinced the most sklpttcat Of
its extraordinary ciTGtire pro-
pcrties, and established us
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naS AssS 800 i sa1s ss' ssn ytas ss
decided preference to this Truss, as you can
graduate the pressure TO fifty pounds on the
rupture without back pad, which docs go much injury
the spne fair trial being the best test OF It's superb
oy Is applied and six days trial given and 1t does
not retain rupture while performing every kind OF ex-
crcse coughing and give perfect ease-in word, IL liz
not satisfactory In every respect the money cheerdlly
returned and this Is the only condition on which you
should buy any Truss permanent Is easily effected
and warranted, II directions followed.
Those sending for this Trss need only mention the sde
ruptred and round the hips, they can grad
uate tile pressure suit their Sold wholesale and
ye, all a, ia Reekm,n.st au II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

n, V F. NORWEGIAN Bar Tron-75 tons for sale by
L. fi5 3w JOS. TUCKERMAN, 90 West-stEeet.
,1tEIJ73Y FIJI ES-ianuinc ctnfed By John Robery, at
a Matteawan, warranted equal 10 imort io ;aie 70
the trade hy LEONARD HONE NlCOLL.
fai I'm. 9 Pine street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

Y Aw CARD.-CoLLEcrrcN OF DEBTS IN TIIE Nonrh-
4 WFSr-E T. wASuBUENE. Attorney at Law. Ga
lena noiS) will give his attention 10 the collection oi
debts due Newly merchants In Gaena; Rockford AMI
Rock Island, Illinois; in Du Bupue, lowa in Patteviie
Puos, Prairie du Chen, Mineral Point and Madison, WIS
cons!n.
Nixon New-York. s2l
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

no r, &c-lhe Subscribers onel Io' ,s, "a "
MI Pnciyybeat Flour as substitute for Oas Meal ior
sseiar Cattle II Is now extensively used ior .nai p
pose on account being considerably eneape .s,rD,rs
~ taItf p|u5 WRIGHT, LosEE co. 70 Moore Ct,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

LLINERI GOODS Cheap Tor Cash, al ~ Be.ver-st.
w three doors from Pearl-Thc subscriber has Tecei'e'
within the pas few days. large and splendid assorimen;
OF Spring Millinery Goods 10 which he invites the atte-
ton OF Merchants 8lncls, and the tradein geers lie
has been On hqHd whenever steamship or packet has ar
rived order have the frs; selections and does NOT he
itoe 10 saw that he has now OF hand and will continue 10
have during the coming season. The richest, largest, and
most splendid assortment OF Millinery Goods 10 be ound m
market Tile reputation which he has oi seiliHs goods
clean is proycrbal and his i'll selecting Hat Ribbons
and silks is acknowledged by those who know, TO be iha
best in the city and that every thing in buying pur
chascrs erous OF buying such goods VIII sell may rest
assured that, by cans they VIII lind 70 DC true wnal
here represented L. VI. STEVENS, 81 Beaver-st.
Eoy. yorl. Eeh 10 ,s.5 l6tY
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

MONET FLANNELS-s-l aud IL. for ssle by'
~ flS Esa adams, TIFFANY co. - FINE ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

Collections In Mississippi
CtUEVES & DAVIDSON. Attorneys at Law. Coffee
u vllc Missi T. A. CHEvFS & \. ii. DAVIDSON
will give uromnt attention to the business of their profess
sion generally IN the Northern and the collection OF for
csn claims, amounting five hundred dollars and up
wards, IN any part OF the state. Feb. 3D.. lss5.
RIEEpLNpEs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

T ANDLORD AND ENANT-vaIous forms Of Land
lords and ensns Agreements including one Kind "a
iEg the Exemption Law. 1T
every variety Of House Letting Bills together WIN
the Laws cf tie State OF Sew-f ork relating 70 % ri,
and Tenants together with ell acts and Amendments III ~
tion 10 the same in pamphlrt-Jricel2 l2f cents.
For sale at H. * 8. RAYSOR'S Bookstore, 70 toWsiS'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

1oHN CoNGEii Jr. Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
- and Solicitor IN Chancgry Fort Wayne Indiana, Will
attend professional business in the various departments
Of the State of Indiana. VIII also attend TO the payment
of taxes sales lands. and all other business appertang
TO II General Land Agency for Northern Indiana
RJ,e,eAceS IN Nec- York. W. Edr onds, Esq. Me$rs.
Foot 6 Dayles. W & :. Woodruff & Co. SuydaR, Sage S
Co. ThOrnc. lIuff& Thomas, Sruhers, Mcrehouse Co.
Comstock * Congcr. ms 3In>
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, l2l CHATHAM STREET, y. y.
Branch Stores
3ls Bleecker street, New-YoTk:
36l Grand street. near Suffolk.
l9l Greenwich street, near Fulton.
10 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
SO Chesnut and IS Y. Fth-st. Philadelphia.
II Hanover street, Boston.
INVITE tie attention Of City and Country Families and
Purchasers 70 their several establishments. where they
think viii be found y FIR the best selections of pure ard
ui.atuerated Teas in the United states. The universal
popularity and of their house with reference 10
high qualities, low prices, and upright dealing Is too well
understood to render farther comments necessary Ors
nal and only warehouse or the sale Of Howqus Black
Tea- Observe "Suangers will be particular 10 renem-
Der the number Of the principal IN Chatham street,
viz 1911 between Pearl and Roosevelt The public
will also be pleased take notice that tie Canton Tea
Company have nothing 10 do with any other stores except
those described at the top Of this advertisement SO
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

cUrHcr UI FuItVII' I VATI anu '" "tUI SHV,.S'
10 2w New York.
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IHRIENDs OF ROBERT b. GAGE are Informed that he
l. has located NJ No. 81 IIBERTY-sTREET.
DRY GOODS at the smallest possible advance.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
Is sreQuCscd 10 his stock OF
DRAWER GOODS AND LACE GOODS,
which will always be kept full and complete presumlng
showing the largest aud fullest assortment In the city.
nos 3ms
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

sNRY GOODS AT BAl;GAlNS.-Thc subscribers i'he
~ this opportunity OF informing the Ladies ci " ork,
&c. that they prepared TO offer great bargains III
Dry Goods: their stock consists in part oi l'roadc.cis
Cas,lmercs and Sancs, Bombazincs, lcrinocs and Al
paccas Linen Shectig, Table Ll,en. Towciin NaqAirs
diapers, &c. Cashmere dc la.cs GinshanS' Prints Sc
Cotton Scctiils and SrngS and al other Styles oi Sea-
soiabc Goods Ladies nvitcdto call ana examine her
stock and make themselves acquainted with their prices
before purchasing elsewhere. W. d. GREGORY co.
ito 10 SpriilE-st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

TgNHE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY make In
i s1rances against loss damage by fire and inland
navigation OH terms favorable any other similar in
stituton the city.
Capital 3O0,O0O-0aice No. 81 Wall street.
DIRECTORS.
r. Havens, Caleb @. Halstcd, Johu RANKIN,
Najah Taylor, VIM. w. Todd, Aeigs d. BenJamin
!. Phillips Phoenix, VIM. Couch, Nathaniel Weed,
Tanning c. Tucker, H. l.. Woolley, Ferdinand Snydam
David Lee, j Il. Narnum, Henry G.Ihompsoi
John d. Wolfe, Michael Badwin,Peter l.. Nevills,
Edward Anthony. K. HANENS, President
Irw,s PuutIps Secretary dlsf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

NOTICE TO FAMILIES.
A LII Families who CoNANT's PATENT YEAST accord
N ing 10 simple directions, may rely upon II ;hat
heavy sour and unwholesome Tread will not be found on
their tables and, what Is often Of the greatest comfort
the very best be prepared soon AZ the fire Is
ready to bake and while the table ordering Tor the guests
TO oat It.
NIP MUSSEY, Clinton Hall, cor. Beek,nan and Nassau
Champney & Mlen IS Soutll-st cor Maiden Lane
Gassner & Young 32 Chambers-st
Chester briggs, 6Sl Broadway
John Ii Brown & Brothers, l36 Eighth-st
Staples e. Ford. 1872 Bowery
SV Albro, 32s Bowery, corner Of Bond-st
TIA Hope. 1872 Chanbers-st ia3
" Is. PALMERS AMERICAN NEWSPAPER SUB
sSCRIPTION AND ADVERTISING AGENCY
Is State-street, Boston.
'' 50 Pine-atreet, Philadelphia.
s. Z. corner OF Baltimore and Calvert-st. Baltimore.
Advertisements and subscriptions received for some
of the Newspapers OF most OF the principal towns and
cities every State in the United States for when ne Is
the duly authorized Agent.
Merchants, Manufacturers and Dealers generally are re-
spectfy invited avail themselves o the medium when
my agency affords OF communicating directly with the peo-
pie OF the country BY advertising in the papers OF the
country. V. b. PAhAEh,
d25 Agent for Country Newspapers.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

OIL Cans Of all sizes Lamp Glasses Of all patterns and
descriptions and full assortment OF limp wicks,
stantly or hand.
Lamps cleaned and repaired. on and CamIhene sent 20
any part Of the city free OF charge.
MERRITT SMITH,
s2T Yc l99 Greenwich, corner Vesey-st
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-29
From the Saturday Emporium.
LACONIC SERMON.
1.-The singing of Birds is come"

Ye darling little ministers Of plea
sure! you come gaiIy with the soft
breeze of the south to herald joy,
eladness and love. In the midst OF
busy life, you arrest the wise and good
the sage, the warrior, the Christian,
and the philosopher.
We hail thee, sweet harbinger OF
spring! of universal hope, happiness
and love. On thy pinlons, which
float so merrily, so mysterlously, on
the breath of Him that made thee-on
the sweet winds of Heaven are born
eternal truths. Offspring, JOY and hap
piness in youth; Of summer, pleasure
and beauty in maturing and ripenlng
wears; of autumn, the harvest and gath
ering Of dear ripened years and joy
And so we love thee: we emplore and
pray thy coming; we grieve and mourn
at thy exit.
Silver locks are rufiled in the wind
while the ear is listening to thy sweet
notes-and the frail tenement of age
is leaning on its staff The faithful de-
voice, the minister ofthe eternal gospel,
is inspired anew, and the heart flows
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A COMMON INQUIRY.

what does that yong man do for a
living" is the common inquiry, as
some foppish, well dressed individu-
a! passes by. 'Nothing-noing at all, ;
is the frequent reply. But what sup
ports him in his extravaganza None
can till-but we being Yankee, have
the privilege Of guessing. That young
man who dresses in fine broaGcloth,
carries cane, and is so extremely
polite to all his acquaintances-espe
cially the ladies-is the son of man
in moderate circumstances, who finds
it difficult to sustain himself with
moderate income. His son
wishes to be a gentleman, and to 1--we
without labor. The father in his folly,
refuses to put him 10 trade or send
him to work ON farm, hoping thai
something may turn up, BY and by,
when business will be better, for his
son TO tnan,ain good living without
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herman ofagoons Kept together after
having expended their ammunition, and,
led BY their colonel, charged with their
swords, but were soon overpowcred.
The whole detachment, though well
lnclosed by two east-works, were
forced to give way to thesuperior num-
Der and courage Of the Americans, who
with their brown frelacks, scarce a
bayonet, little discipline, and not a
single piece Of cannon, yentured to at
tack 800 wel'-trained regulars, furnish
ed with the best and completest arms
and requirements, having two pieces
of artillery, being advantageously pos
ted, and accompanied by 100 Indians.
When the militia had gained the VIC
tory, they dispersed to collect plumber,
which they were very DESTROYS of secu-
ring. This nearly proved fatal to them.
While thus busted, Stark received in
formation, that the reinforcement under
Breyman was within two miles OF him.
Happily, at that instant, Warner's
continental regiment, which had been
sent for from Manchester, came up
fresh, marched on, and began to en-
gage; meanwhile the militia collected
as fast as possible, and pushed on to
its assistance. The action became
general; and the battle continued obsti,
nate on both sides till sunset; when the
Germans gaze way, partly through a
failure of ammunition, leaving their
two pieces of artillery behind them, and
a number of prisoners. They retreat
ed in the best manner they could, i'm
proving the advantage OF the evening,
and of the night
The Americans took four brass field
pieces, twelve brass drums, two hun
dred and fifty Dragon swords, -four
ammunition wagons and about 700
prisoners, among whom was Lieuten-
ant Colonel Baum. Three hundred
dead are said to have been found upon
the spot; but if so, surely the slain on
each side must have been included
The Americans lost but about 100
killed and wounded. The courage of
the men was sharpened by the prospect
Of advantage, for in Gen. Stark's orders
they were promised all theplunder that
should be taken in the enemy's camp.
The royal officers were astonished to
see how undauntedly they rushed on
the mouth of the cannon. Both men
and officers are entitled to much honor
for their gallant behaviour. Colonies
Warner and Henrick's superior skill
in military matters was Of service to
the general, who was less conversant
with them than they, but his rank in
the army of the United States was az
forwards given him by Congress, on
the 4th Of October, when they 'Resoly-
ed, That the thanks of Congress be
pretented to General Stark, of the
New Hampshire militia, and the Off
GERS and troops under his command, for
their brave and successful attack upon,
and signal victory over the enemy in
their lines at Bennington; and that
Brigadler Stark be appointed Briga-
der General in the army ofthe United
/ States Never were thanks more de-
servedly bestowed. This was the first
turn in favour Of the Americans In the
northern department after the death Of
General Montgomery. 1t raised the
spirits of the country, and made the
militia willing to turn out beyond what
otherwise would have been.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-29

What a Mon acamts has wye to kno,c.
There are certain things man wants
his wife to know, and which are new
er learned at ladies' seminaries, and
but too seldom we fear, at home. One
would like his wife to know how to
make shirt Ever so rich, it would
be a comfortable sensation to think
that she made it; yet there are some
who cannot even sew on button. To
be able to cook a beef steak properly,
or roast joint to a turn, or make a
savory sauce, or dish up fricassee-
to cook ones husband good dinner,
in short, if need be-is what every wo-
man ought TO know, and what very
few DO know, until obliged to learn
it. 1t is solemn fact, that not one
marriageble girl, in twenty, can make
good pot Of coffee.
1t is very well to study French,
without ever beng able to read or speak
it with any facility-to learn six or
eight sciences up to confused smat-
tering, unavailable from the fear of
making blunders--to learn music and
dancing for the parlor and drawing
room: but man wants more than this
in wife, and the sensible lover is of
ten frightened away from an amiable girl
by display Of accomplishment, which
indicates the absence of more useful
acqarements.- Wall Street Reporter.
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Z NO. &c.

$3.50
work He is obliged to dispense.
with the luxuries of lile-perhaps with
some of its comfor,s-for his son to
Keep up appearance and go into good
society, as that kind of company is
termed, where young men have nothing
10 DO but dress according TO the latest
fashion. He is quite Independent, and
uses language to his seniors that
might be considered uncourteous
from king. He faces all classes and
conditions without blush, and dares
to lock with contempt upon the honest
apprentice, whose generous soulwould.
outweigh a thousand as high as his
own. The companions he chooses are
like himself, pulled up with vanity,
swelling with importance, and who
make pretence of doing something,
by occasionally visiting lawyers Of
fee, to read page or two of Black
stone. The end Of such a youth it
needs no prophetic vision to see. "It
is as plain as the way to MARKET" as
DR.. Franklin would say, that he will
turn out low, despised and miserable
tool. Perhaps the penitentiary will
bring hin up-pe,haps the gallows.--.
But if he escapes these, it will be 10
hang him ike an Incubus on those of
his friends who for pity sake have not
the heart to send him where he de-
serves.
The above is a true picture of many
Of the young men who may be seen
daily in our streets. You meet them
at every corner, in all public resorts,
at all parties of pleasure-rlding, sail
ing, talking, Ching, joking eternally;
apparently with money enough, more
impotence, and less brains. But how
they all contrve to keep body and
soul together, without work, always
spending and never earning, we confess
is sometimes mystery to US. When
projecfof pleasure is talked of, the
( expenses are last thought of and last
considered. OF one thing we are
certain, that we are fast vergihg TO a
nation of paupers. It is impossible
for people to live long in idleness ,en-
joying the luxuries and the blessings
ofliie, without gradually diminishing
the resources Of comfort and wealth.
To be prosperous as people, each
must do his part-at least do sufficient
labor to gain his own support.
Parents are very guilty in this mat
ter. They should not permit their
great lubberly boys to hang on them
for support, when they are well able
to labor,an when work would promote
their health and make them cheerful
and happy. You do them a mighty
wrong, while you dandle them in folly
and nurture them in extravaganza, and
tell them how manly they appear,when
you know-you must know-the del
eterious consequences: if your great
boys will not work. you should not
support them.
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a Faet.--Young Ladies who are ae-
cus!omed to read newspapers are ii.
ways observed TO possess winning
ways, mos, amiable dispositions, insa-
nably make good wives. and always
select goo,i husbands.
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PRICE ONE GENT
SECRET DISEASE
NuRED IN FROM TO & nav

q VI
a CHARGE MADE. Apply to DIR, JOHNST on
Ofthc LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick sirtets,
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may he OBJ
tanned the most speedy remedy for G0norhHa elects,
StncEuCs. seminal Weakness, pain in the LONE, .a-
ectOns of the Kidneys, and every other symptom Of
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation OF the rava-
yes of this disease. WheB from neglect consult
Skiiiul physician, or from ignorant and improper treat
ment, The constitutional symptoms make t!lCrappear
ancG-thc throat becomes liberated, tina rose diseas-
ed, nocturnal pans III the head and limbs, dmness Of
sight, deafness, the homes affected, hlotches On the
mead, face and cHremltes, progressing withinght
iu rapidly Ill at last the palate of the mouth IS dis
TOyed, the homes Of The nose decay and fan in; the
Vlctr' OF this horid disease become object Of pity,
until the last scene OF The drama winds up and death
drops the curtain by hurrying the unhappy patient TO
an untlmeIy tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured 10y
certain pcmiciOus practice may he soon restored TO
perfect health by applying to Or johnson, either per
soEaIIy or by letter DR., j. has seen cases thai were
sufficient TO appal the heart and harrow up the soul
OF all who were not used to the observation Of such
terrible sights.
Should this meetthe eye of any who are suffering
from the above affection, let them fly immediately 20
Dr. Johnston, who stands ready to relieve them; and
from his extensive practice III the first Hospitals OF
Europe and America, he guarantees speedy cure, no
matter how had the may be.
TITS proper here to observe that DR.. JOHNSTON 10
not at present engaged in the practice OF medicine
through pecnniary necessity-he having, by the de-
cease OF relative, fallen heir a fOfnc-but thro'
an ardent desire To benefit his suffering fpOwcrea-
lures, to pour like the good Samaritan, oil into their
wounds. and particularly to relieve those who suffer
from disease for which the world feels no pitv-
AGAIN II must he remembered that the object Of DR..
Johnston in offering his services for the relief of the
miseries of manknd is nOtthrOugh pecuniary neces-
sity. Hence no charge will in any case be made un-
less the PATIENTS cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such az
for Squirting Cataract, sc. Also those for Defomty
of the Limb, such as Club Foot, &c, performed on
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, the right hand side of N. Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, doors from III .
corner. Observe the name.
{Gy-AdviCe to the Poor GRATIS.
All LETTERS must be PAID. fla
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have The opportunity of going III the Steamer Jewess
Capt sutton, on every saturday afternoon, an eX
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Comfort, where the Baltimore boat will call for them
on Monday afternoon for Baltimore.
As this excursion is boi efcial to nvaidS by get
ting the breeze and advantage of salt water baths
many who cannot leave home only for short time
will ind this tiip of much advantage
Ef~PnSsage and fare for the round up will be made
at a moderate price by applying TO
jcl3-u T. SHEPHERD, Agent