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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20
THE TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, is4s.
~ The Ereninr Post is 20 CONSTITUTIONAL,

u The Ereninr Post is 20 oonsfitutlonally
.ver.e 10 controversy tina; its ucpida;ion on the
brink OF one bc;rays it into slight inaccuracy nov
and then Styling our article on Gen Jackson
Fame a discraccfo ebuliion Of party spleen and
impotent mslignity, j, quotes the paragraph regard
Ing Gen. J a. Military man. and thus comments
"Th. is consis,en, certainly The Trib@ne says that
Gen jackson Was no, more Ola wholesale butcher be
cause he had no field for the display Of h slausherna
and despoc propcnstes Yet for az much a. he did n
this way Il honors him" Men who write from oac
passion and not from reason very apt u a ihi"
these absurdtes.
Why thou blind and deaf Post, We never
thought O, honoring Gen Jackson for what he m'ghi
have been in another age and country, but for That
he sas in our own. His slaugb,ering and despo,c
propensit,es," df you viii have ii so we never
honorcd but in view Of the direction given TO his
indomitable energies the fearless vaor and patriotic
devotion Of his Military career, We do honor despite
the dangerous qualities betrayed along with these
He wu great warrior though never engaged IN
great wars nor in command Of great armies and ne
fought mainly and triumphed brilliantly in defence
Of his country. For these we honor him, and deem
his Military career more truly glorious than that Of
EaDoleon
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pOIyGS IN OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY

Cornr yoR TIE Connection or EsRoRs-A. S 4.
LarreHos Ca vs. The Cir Of Var l0rs Court ma
allowed Tie argument n this case lrcicrred 10 yt-ier
dlyl 10 be- fully gone into Mr.. Webster VIII address
rlr Court on behalf of the plaintiffs to-day or to-mor
row.
SUPERIOR CouRr.- Ca,idripe Ra,y ". Oscar Hog and
Cdrman Niclois-vcrici for plaintiff $1,000
Gait .4ndrsrs y Co. w. Darid H. Daris,-Nerdct Tor
planuT si6j
CIRCUIT CouRr-Tr Brookrayv W Fulton Ferry Co
Acton % damages &c.-This case was contin'
ued Motion made for nOnsuit, on the ground thai
the misfortune caused by plaintiff own negligence
he not having waited ul tn. cham hooked on and
the boat drawn usual by means OF the windla--, %
the brdgc-thaf II he chose as hundreds Of people dc
every day take the r-k OF stepping on shore before
the has been made fast and accident occurred NJ
cannot make the owners OF the boat hahe-thai me
owners of the boat have no authority compel persons
70 remain on board all the boat fully up 10 the bridge
that there light sufficient 10 shew the position O.
the boat and hrdge-that the testimony shows plalnut
m have got the right foot the bridge and that ne Wa
IN the act OF turning round speak 10 relative who ~s
on board or something OF the kind when he ie win M
other leg between the boat and the bridge In which -
uation became crushed Ac.-The motion for nonsuli
was zeaousy opposed by counsel tor plaintiff and case
point cited on both sides The Court viii give IT. de-
ci-ion on the motion for nonsui this forenoon
4 suit OF sectment brought by the heirs of W m Ne
Gregor formerly OF Saratoga TO receive possession o.
some lots in Essex street. held by the heirs OF Nr
suyvessnt bu, lies over til the termination Of the
BrOckway trial.
Judge Edmonds announced that he VIII take up no
other causes TIL .Oth juno.
COrRr OF COMMON PIEAs-Chdriss PoPpidon ys
4adrelr b Fonaiaia.--yeodct for .aintifi, So X
L. : CIRCUIT CoURr-ChGrics L. Williamson, ana
eli, " JOSIAH Berrv w is a daughter OF the lat,
Thomas Clark and claims 20 be- entitled TO portion Of
the Mrs Mary Clark grandmother OF her father
Thomas u The estate was very large and includes the
store and lot Broadway opposite the Park. occupied
by Mcssr- stewart 4 Co The present acton - brought
70 recover lots situated between 9th and 18th streets
and ih and 9TH Avenue The defendant claims to hold by
purchase from Mr. Clark The case vii be resumed
. L A.-..r-.
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the country yet without any one stepping &C
susIly 10 begin IL knew the dl-icnty 81 en'e,ln. ~
such task alone but believed that very many
would be found to aid the enterprise, once oegln
IN seven dsy. from tina; tine vas IN Wssnln Jon ~.
Clav and M Webster were both consulted Win ~.
"a the e.rsb,hmen, of such work and oo'n -a'' ~.
unqualified appreciation Of the schern- and inrI -l
sense Of is great importsnce-cou.f Il Dc ealIe
es.ctsnd their views Of the manner n ~nch j 80
70 conducted Hon. John Quincy Adams ny. :, - a.,
Nr Y.rr,en Evans Manzum- Aorenesd, erl'leiI'' -
kennedy Rsrrlsrd George Marsh. and many onel -
ting,,i.hed member. Of both Houses Of Congress
sIly1cave their sdvice-wnicn was enfirey s'oo
and made free offer ofsssisance. WIKI -rF'ra- ~ -
gentlemen am in correspondence ana an ~ 60.
time 20 obtain their counsel have also 'Ai.,. - =.
70 less extent u the friendship, sd'lee' a.
the talented corps Of Wig Ed.or- IN tni' ~, vs,
Of various Gentlemen in private NE. ho-'.. 49,.
.hades Of opinion To al these return "a
~ he, In..lt.b uucon.;rsined aid ana ~
f-end.hir Bu- whom does the sutnor Of 'nc 49,.
mean Ok m. political sdTi,ers-uh-'---' ''-'-f-
rh.nyesfJe and rreacherous men ,...
7 49, no,bin~ more 20 add The American ~ ~
us.heg,n In .;ngenes. Of purpose DeioIe NE fisS',
f. ~. csr~ed forward un~sTenngy through ~ 'n'
and sespondency from defeat OF - eondlc' up
- 80; ,;e ,bos. VINO nave read II can Judge IL i-iIie
~ ,rsv equally be Jeff their impartial estimation
'''' Respectfully, yonr- ,e.,,-o.
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Gov Seward C. ~ Clay, and doubtless other
Wings s well as |. were invited under this guise.
Bu, when the Convention met the thing took dill
feren, aspect altogether We may suppose that thls
was in par rendered necessary by the absence OF
any but Liberty party men from the Convention
but surely the selection Of Mr. james e. Birney TOY
President and the constant appreciation Of Third
Parysm as the only real. honest, effective opPosi-
ton to slavery were hardly in accordance with the
professions on which other than Third Party men
were invited to participate in the Convention bn'
let II pass H. IT,
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We can find room only for the closing paragraph
Of our Philadelphia etier


PHiLADELfHi,. June l--r- NJ
By the arrival of the brig Orion Capt " ortinger
this afternoon from Puerto Csbelo dates the 81 inst
have been received CAPT, " reports that recently ihe
Government OF Caracas had negotiated treaty VIII
the spanish Government acknowledging The Government
OF Venezuela Markets were represented a. being dun
Coffee. OF superior quality wa-hedsi2 nom. price, Green
Coffee II best not washed s., nOm Common class DO
:: which l. the only quality to BE- obtained Al ni- sea
sonof the year o. and Cow Hides Sweet -. and IN
great demand salted do s. per qninfA. me AS
sale- II indigo e-ected comprised nearly al N market
say ~ or more -eroons al :. pr for r lotion
Wa selling Al q 10 -s-l0O0 bales went On AZ ms
price a few DAYS previous u the Orons leaving. des
tined Tor Germany Cocoa 81 and upwards % 50 anu
- anc-0 NJ 10 70 nett according % quality fuu
pa- held ~ 49, = Dbl Caracas currency.
About halt pas; O'Clock this afternoon q FIRE
broke oar in the are building in the rear Of The Marble
Hal Hotel Marker street above 9th, occupied hy VI
Marshall b. pattern factory the upper part which
was materially damaged. The lower part OF The build
in- was occupied ~ stable.
STATE Five arr down rihe to-day. but the market i
pretty fm The steamers sdviccs are wanting. Texas
bonds advanced and Tennessee Bonds went up 20 =
First Baard->l6O0 LehSh Mortgage Loan. cash. I.
100 New Orleans Gas. 3ii $40 state - - >Ooy DO
d. ~. q Kentucky Bank IS 900 Texas Bonds, :
~ - Farmers and Mechanics Bank ~.
>scoud Bosrd-sl00o0 state Sc b. :, ~ 81 7W do
; a. 30. - Wilmington Railroad d. l. 80 DO. IA
IT, Farmers and Mechanics Bank. ~ LOO Lehigh
" Loan - $1,000 Tennessee Bonds. =. 5000 do.
4 100 Reading Railroad. Monday q; $1,000 do BIDS
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MARRIED.,

On "Wednesday June 18th by Rev John Gray q Sch.
d.ck Iandins Rens Co. \. Y, Nj. ROBERT n GRsy
To Miss AMELIA TAYLOR second dsushser II N,
Henry Taylor all Of this city.
On "Wednesday morning. the 18th inst. IN "a. $780,
Prcsby,rrian Church. by Rev W 3 Srrarue D n NJ.
r l. sPFLNAN o. Miss LOVlSA REED ago;An.,.
ON Thursday morning the ieth INST s,the T. Chu-.s
Bedford street, By Rev John Sey.. NJ H. / SIac,,-
of Philadelphia q Mis. JANE 4 MEAD q Nsx.ye,i
~ Philadelphia papers please copy.
IL Hudson. liih Erssrus Hsxleion % Eiras-,h -.
ner
hecca HorsisA.
Al Nbsny oh ins; Townsend wches Of Tro, =.
Mary 4 Coggc. Of Albany
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A. English Seshborhood. y. J ri iaE !oLs Ma,
OF scwNor> ..
A. l,hsca 9th Mrs Fanny A. VIE q II K.ss a
4, Albany. 10th. Aune,;c Hal. ~.
Ar ClsrS-tnn MICH. 3l-i at. JESE~IAH Ctnx -
- pairioi OF the Revolution
Al TarvioWn 9Th Caroline / ksshbone Il.
ON "Wednesday 18th. Edward Van Bsrcura IL, =.
George Franklin. 81.
Al Brooklyn ls'h Edward ION OF Captain "a 4,
mes. :.
A, Freehold y J. 18th Agnes. daughter II i. =.
Abraham BrnckcrhoT. OF ihis cts.
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TRAVELLING WFsrw,RD--The great ruGie 10 the
West and South We, via Baltimore and Pittsburgh
or Wheeling ha. been 80 arranged that passengers arr
transported from this Cry Wheeos IN 'trfy hours
a cost for the ridel of only serrr'ass soadr' From
Wbcel.ns To Cnciunnt. ~ 20 that traveller can 20
straight through from this City IN about three days and
half q, COS. including board OF about So and losing
5u; one night. sleep on the way For particulars see
Advert -.sfner,l
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TO-DAY'S OUTSIDE

Ffssr PAer-story Books Tor the Hot Weather IN
suencc Of the Moon on the Weather By Dr. LaEdner
HORACE Greeey'- Letter to the slavery Convention
a, Cincinnati
Fors1u PAcg-Poctry-The vaIley-by Augustus
-nodgrass- Commercial and Money Ns''er- MARINE
Journal
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f7t

Dr. WOODS sARssPAsiLLA AID WILD CHFggY pfr
rERs-A successful combination 0 those medical syen-
he SPANISH ,kKsAPAafLLk ami he AMERICAN WILD CHEs
AZ, for the nr-i tine eEsred lie public Ia tie BIZ
iers Ot Dr. " OOc- Ife.e vegetable feuees have long en-
Dyed the highest reyue ID Tie medical world and tie Fs.
~ Of Medicine snI al writers IN tie Medca Naeria hav,
uniformly spoken u item WIKI ihe ghes respect and cor
tdence The one FOR - efficacy Ia diseases Of the blood an,
NJ o,r FOR ~ great tonic power With invaluable property
for aayng nervous irritation and exciiabity hs- h. on
ceehreie-i- In Dr. Woods sarsapsris aud Wild Cher,
bie' ey arr found acting together h perfect harmon
and success, and forming b. eif UNION new safe
I've ac agreeable Tonic and Aper-ni Medicine and refne
Tor =. Diseases Of The blood, stomach and hillary organs
Be particular and asa fOr Dr. Woods sar.spara anr
Wild Cherry biiers, and receive no Cher
Aeenis-Ne~- ora Dr. Wm. IL VI nor, 1872 Broadway
Geo " Gum, III Beeckerst: 2. 81 Cuion. 1T bowery
broosyn James ~ smith cor. Fulion and Cranterrys-
"a ,el7-1awim-
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NEW HsxrsHrRE WING NoAIsATIoN'-Ai
,ytiy STATE Convention held a; Concord on "Wednesday
Con. ANTHONY Colby. Of Nev-London' Wa unanimous
y 70. nomina,ed az the Wing candidate for Governor
and Hon. lcHABoD GOODWIN. Of Portsmouth wa Ai-'
unanimously nominated as the Wing candidate Tor Con
re,. 20 FIJI the vacancy now existing IN the delegation
from hat tai,
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
- The Union states that the negotiations con
cernins the Oregon Question viii not be transferred

APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESlDENT-Oiiicis "a =,
Toff~ ! PEAVEY Of Maine. Consul Of ne un'o
state. for he po q Picou n Novs scotia IN the Psee
q James Primrose. recalled
JOHN " WIxER Deputy Postmaster At - LOUIS
Missouri vice :. p. Churchill removed
DEPARTMENT OF >TArs-lniormstion mas o'et
received from the Consul u the United states AZ Nassau
p OF the fea,h Of George 2 Fleeschman. Dentist 5
citizen n the United states who Wa Drowned IN uN
hsrbor On sunday the l-h Of April While attempting "
board frsnspor; ship The Consul has iasen posse
nf hl- c--.cf.
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Court Calendar.

SUPERIOR CouKr-Nos2a -. %. %. as L. =, * 10
30 a. - r. % 100 lOl, lO2 l03, lg l05 100, ll2
CoMmoS PIEAs-Nos ~. % 81. To- t. "a, q, 20
g. 3
CIRCUIT CouRr-Except the two cases now on no
causes Will be taken no I'll 3lth June.
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The following are new counterie,s SOS on the
Union Bank OF this city AXrcd from ones. On each
-ile OF the yignette j. the AMER 1.-The genuine hs.
% on each side of the ysnere. The Union Bank on
The altered note is in block letters-on the genuine
German text l0s on the skowhegan Bank Name
Altered from some broken bank concern. skowhesur
Bank defective. So, on the Nsrion1nfank Providence
r. l. 4 counte rfet on the new pNe. vignette the
heads OF nyc the Presidents forming the letter
The paper has a whu-h cast and the engraving sight
y blurred
A meeting of IN, Subscribers OF the Worcester
and Nahua Railroad Co are 10 meet a Worcester On
the 2Jth for the purpose OF organizing The prospects
If the Company warrant immediate arrangements for
commencing operations This road VIII add largely 70
the value of the Norwich and Worcester.
The Greenfield papers state that all the stock q
he Greenfield and Northampton Railroad has been sub
.cribed tor, with an oyerplu- of 5000 Some eoac
Gentlemen who had learned that the stock W" shor
$4,000 offered subscribe thai sum but found hsi IN
books were closed and the stock made up.
The Nashua and Jackson Manufacturing corp0
atom, have each declared "a semi-annual diyend u ~
per cent and the Appleton and Hamilton a semisnnu
dividend of six per cent. each The Eastern Rairos
has declared a sanannual dividend Of four per ceu,
\ semi annual dividend OF four per cent W. Dc
clarcd on Saturday last by The Directors u the Tors
wanda Railroad Company
The Receiver OF the Commercial Bank VII pa
final dividend of two per cent on the ll,h OF July.
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p The Mutual Benefit Lie Insurance Company
whose advertisement will be found IN another column
have adopted some feature. INTO their mode Of dom
business which appear TO ., least to be quite new
and Judge snglAry advantageous To tnsr customers
see their advertisement IN another column.
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$3.50, sAssA,AEIlLA-Tl- opera.ion of ID.

SANDS saEsapARiLLA-rh- operation Of his preparation
: hre-iol. Il acts tonic. strengthening ne digestive
power al Restores III appetite - AZ srereri. peculiarly
yrnre iasliive effect. and ants-ptr
plryng tie 1uid- vi the body. AMI n-razng IN TIE blood
lie active principle OF disease The many well authenticated
cures u ,crOa u the mali gnart character, wrought
by >anf. Sar.sparl.a have gwen and deserved
celebrity. But not alone II scrouls nor IN he cas- o.
diseases hich beous- that MS preparation nas ben
found beneficial Il specific 10 many diseases " TIE
.kn. and may be administered with favorable results IN a.
4 also exercises controlling influence IN bilious complaints
and the system has been debiaf-d ether BY the
OF power.. mineral medicines other causes Il WILL be
found excellent restorative.
For farther particulars, and conclusive evidence OF
peor value and efficacy, amphlrts which may be Do
famed OF tie proprietor. and lheu agents grstia
Prepared and sod, wholesale and retl BY A. 3. 4 D
SANDS Wholesale Druggss - Fulton stree; New York
Sold also rs Broadway, EsG Broadway, and by Drug
sss generally throughput he luiied S!a,sA Pncs d pr
bou.e ~ hotties ter ~
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~ EDWIN WILLi,Ns's NEw-foRH ANNUAL
REGISTER for lsij. has just appeared 1t contains
complete liz, Of the Post Ohces IN the several
Counties OF this state with their respective distances
from Ner- York a. well Is Albany-never before
given. Ths becomes specially useful under the
new Rate. of o-a.e We learn rom DO that The whole
number Of Post Oace- in state j. l9l-an increase
Of PIC in ten vears Among the contents Of The Register
ar some hity page OF Canal and Railroad Statistics
with very f accounts Of our various Moneyed lnstit
tons Il covers - pace very comPsety ned and =
sold for Is cents. livery business mar should have &
copy. Turner & Hayden. 10 Ioha-stJ
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ASHES There l. a fair inquiry for both descrYtes'
and the market has rather am upward tendency. We
sales 30 bbls OTIS mostly NIB si and 200 DO Pees
At la al D. The receipts yesterday and today hr'
been about 400 hbls.....N Boston The market b.
proved Ia demand and price
BONE.-Wo note sale of 1000 los Nora'ea
Coast terms not transprcd Holders are askinsTd
COTTON There is no new feature 10 note tie oe
mand tor shipment being good 1T steady rses and os
moderate receipts preventing factors from pressing ou
on the market. The transactions to-day reach 1no
0JO bales al full rates We quote A. before.
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. That fAyOriie pleasure steamer Tie AuFuz
safety makes rip down the Ray tomorrow taking
turn round the LishishiP now anchor eight NILE
from the Hook
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~ Manesca's Oral system Of Tesclng The Frencl
Language pursued by hs daughter Madam Dursnd riihe
in Class % private Lessons Ladies and Gentlemen al No
= WllkHst " n13 lnsotie'
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e The old and only established Office IN his Guy for tn
sale Of tie igna GENUINE PULNONlC SYRUP, 81
~. CORTLAND street, ofr door below Greenwich,
Please Mr. Be~kman. advertisement hrst page
this payer tea.ed Caufion tie Public" cs eotu
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- FROM THE REv. Ma. HArr, CRY MfssioNARY--
Ne-sr-. COmstOcA (O.-Gtutemcu For The henrni
others happy io be- enabled state that nmy fam.
us, nave used my entire satisfaction the celebrated
"COnref- Magical PAIN Extractor procured Of you al 81
Courand-si. have also been eye-witne., 10 a
we're case of burn which happeu lire person of Rober
White who lives house. l5i leOusrl-.t His hand.
and shochngy burned, with compo- cn made
Of -eic and alcohol lnfanmabie ingredients u.e hy hi'-
ier- No other used but COnnes Pam EXtrar.
tor from Il Couniand-t In short time be tell asleep. t
ire be- ny an drawn The wounds arr healing fash anf
now he walks would recommend your Invaluable
-ave all. hoping flat no family viii be- without b.
GEORGE HAITI
Thu Extractor viii the following complaints.
Buru-. Old Sore. Er-iue'l-. Sclld Bruises. Cha,...
Salf-Rheum. Scrofls. Wounds Eupfor. Sor, tye. Piles
Chlblaln- Gold ln Wounds Tender fee.
Sold also BOO Brooklyn. 40 li4 fultun--, and by Dr. red
corner Ut 81 Avenue anal lmI--frert
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- DASBuRr. Ct il among the neaies; and hand
soonest Of country vIase--rsdAy country no' -hIieA
from steamboat or yell from m oysieT"s-on TO be
heard IA K Mr b. A HoYr. = VII BE- seen BY cur adj
versns columns offers pleasant room. and good are 70
gentlemen or families may choose 10 dodge me he7
and dus, Of cites FOR a week or Two.
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" Ngw DisC0vERy, by which Stoves and Pipes oi
Grsr- may be- kept eharE, with beautiful polish
coach body. with one application Year Il keeps Stove.
and Pipes from n,tng through the summer and far super
-edes he paint % every description oi ironeHccs
IRON work. So Sold Of p Courfland-st
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~ FAST lNDr, HNg DYT.-Th- Is. beyond q doubt
one OF the remarkable chemical discoveries of modern
times II coor- the hair. and yet the skin perfectly
from H. Influence. Red grey hair VIII become dgr.
leiback, after application. Moreover great AL
vantage ro-ses-si hy the ka- Indian Hair Dye i this
may bee applied night, while the head rests the phi
lOW ofreposr THIS Dye i prepared hy Dr. lom,tock him
self e cr'rbrned chemist wto-e tex book l. Used u Oh,
b.-f ~ Colleges and Academic, throughout Great Britain
and America Sold by Comsiuc& 4 Co, p COuriiand--i
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~ HAIR ToSIc-Odndges Balm OF Columha-ro the
Bald and Graylf YOU wishs rich luNurani bead Of har
free from daniruh -curf do m 20 procure The genu-
inc Balm of Columbia manufactured by cOW>tOck Co
In case. OF badness !, Will than exceed your eNpeca
on- Many who had lost their hair for twenty years have
had restored 10 rs original perfection by the use oi tn
Balm Age, condition. appear to De- NO obstacles
whatever lIal-o the hud to dow. with which the
delicate air rlie filled, by which mean, thousands whose
heads were grey the A-ltc Esgr have had their hair
restores, IL natural color hy the use Of n- invaluable rem
rdv I'm all cases ofevrr Will be- found DE most pleasant
wash for me- head thar be- used few applications only
are necessary 10 keep the ha from falling ouf Il strength
ei the roois- never fails o impau rich glossy appear
ance and decacy Of feeling before unknown and per
tune for lle toilet % Is uuegua led.
CAUrfON-S0d only a. n Courflaud street and by Dr.
Field corner al Avenue ami l0-sireet Brooklyn, l3
ruifou--.
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= A warning TO Immigrant Boarding Hou's heeE
oyv WI 10 found U another es.aaaS-
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~ HAzRswArEAY. rHr CsSNfHsL CHEZ, ~ only New
Z-asnd-r 10 America. who . holding rs leye-
iOdav In American Museum J. stirsc'ng more aiien-
ron nan every other novelty tie city He !. indeed he
lion VI he i0an and every body should HIM Other
30 endd attractions likewise presented IN he bill
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PORTABLE SHAVING CAsEs.-Ihe subscribers having Der
ect- and finished ganey Of tie above or-r he saf1e
he most complete YET invented. suitable 10 ilc wants ~ ~
travelling pubic, containing OIL hat neres-ary for The Oie
III LIE addition VI the let.c Ie5ef Strip, for -arpenlu
and keeping kszors in 'he most perfect order
O. SALNDEk-& son, IL Broadway,
feft- 4, az.
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ToILET ARTIcLEs-Raz0rs Of the most celebrate,
makers warranted large va-fy OF Toofh. Nail snd SHAY
ing Brushes Perfumery, Washing and shaving ~oaps a
Of the best quality, Al exceedingly lOw pnce- aimon
Cream, for Shaving, which makes tie ces possible sfir
-old 81 only 81 cent? pol a. g. SAUNDERS invent,
and manufacturer Of tie Metallic Tablet >rop IN Broad
nay. ~ i.I4 III
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IRVING ISsrIrU1r-Thi- admirably conducted
academic institute al Tan.-own 80 Learn = IN ro'i
dou-hing condition and well worthy the stien'on Of
parent, who may wish 10 send their boys OUT OF tue dust
and turmoil Of the city William P Lyon, the Original
founder i .;.n the Principal
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COurtiand-sL Price only - cents