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FACTS REGARDING THE
SUGAR COATED IMPROVED
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
FOR CONSUMPTION, COLD
RHEUMArIsH, DYSPEPSIA AND FEvERs.
HAVING been attacked some months with bad
Al Cough, Weakness in my Chest, and Jss Of appe
lite, used virgins indian Vegetable Pills bur grew
worse, with cold sweals AT night; could not sleep aud
believed was in a Consu npon. / procured ruy o
Dr. Smiths sugar Coated Improved Indian VeuetabIe
pills, which restored my health within six days and
believe them 10 be the best remedy ever used
Cambridge Oct 10, l844
Extract from A. g. Pages letter, dated
The Sugar Coated Indian Vegetable Pills Won sen, me
than any have had.
LErtract .fron, LeUi Bayretrs letter, datedI
m ~ Cannon, Me-. reb. . l845.
yersal sat faction where they have been purchased and
the sale has been 50 milf rm that ihOnsht best 10 re.
quest Iou to send me on soGe OF them Immediate
lErtraotJ from Nm N. Pachard'slefter, datedI
Monsoon Mass, Jan 20 1915.
Sir enclosed Is the payment for the last pflls You
viii please send by Express another Ion XIV E mr.
dozeni they give good satisfaction have MOI ON maud
one do. "' O'' % 'hem
Irrtract fran DAM Tqn & SONS ieuer, datedI
m pn,. Iaitsvllle, W., Feb. 6, 49,
our Plls were received a few DAYS ,ipc. aYd h,,
= ~ some of them ana also used some nn, ,'a N.Y.
tnhk very favorable OF them and they are liked Il, ia"e
M ); I. SMITH ofGlouceser states lhat No b.sll
~, ana WISHES doz boxes more imniedntev NM ,he
e. ~" 9ai salIslhCiiO that
TO sell no other KIND OF Pills " "'S ue'e'Whed
Mr A. ALLEN, otPalmer DEPOT, states "th,, no ,,os
trIy thanHlu thnl ne was appointed agent ns b,s 1t
~ n peeh an Invalid Tor some time, aud n bov nj ~
rils immediately cured her also Thai th.v b ,oso
eh allke wonderful cures in the town and ,, p,,ol
ont ana wanted more Immediately nget ~, tl'ely
THIS Dul should only recommend these ' WI o'hei
lET"act from b. DanIorth's letter. do,en
pto. barnard VT an N ls4r
y, lease SEND me Immediately dozen sn,,t,, OBJ
ooaled Indian Vegetable Pills those Van ",,." sugar
me since are nearly all sold and give nnvnr shor'
lne ahove are only few of he numerous lo,,,,
uu'y received OF the great popularity ma which
ICY ruy excellent Pills They are The bes uuoess ~
ne above complaint that are sold md II, o neuclhe
tney nave been tried have given unive, 'ey case
", "ug should be Kept family nedicin sn'lslac
we ohly ask trial Ofthem 90 conv,nra ~ livery
pNTpuc OF the truth OF these assertions tue most
me directions aud treatment nf me 'd,.a
plny every box. Price 95 cts per how asos accom-
NO sugar Coated PiAs" can be gamma ,,
~, spatu,e o. he sole inventor SO BENJhMg we
every box. '''oRo W Health, p upon
~ O H devoted exclusively to the sale or,h,
ny oeeetoich ST. New York. and Water 8, medicine,
hg g ~ worcester, JAMES GREEN A. A. nnos'oh'
FOR SALE IN 4LL THE VILL IN ~ W:
~ NEW ENGLAND STATES una fobNS
PMs. m "o D"O~ed 10 sH these
March 9.
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CARRIAGE AND HARNESS MANUFACTORY.
School Books.
PATENT GALVANIC RINGS,

nR. A. H. CRIsTIE respectfully informs the American
~ public that he has lately arrived from England for the
purpose Of introducing in this country the novel appca
lion OF EectrOGavansm discovered by his brother Prof
Herman Crise OF London, in October The discovery
has received the universal appreciation of the medical pro-
essfon OF Great Britain who have pronounced it among
the most important of modern scientific inventions The
Patent Gavanc Rings have been found answer all the
purposes for which the ordinary gavanic battery;
trio and magnetic machines used but without any
OF the injurious Shocks which always accompany the APP
plcation by these instruments and in many respects
are more safe and certain in mpshng the desired
ject.
The Galvanc Rings have been several months be-
fore the English public, and the universal reputation they
nave acquired sufficient evidence Of their extraordinary
power in the prevention and of the diseases which
they are recommended They have been used with per
feet success in all of Rheumatism Gout Tic Doler
eaux Sick Headache Indigestion, Paralysis, Stiff Joints
Fits, Cramps, General Debility Deficiency of Nervous En-
egy, and all Nervous Disorders. The Gavanic power
which they possess is gradual and constant and the bene
hcia effects they produce upon the system must be wit
messed to be believed The Gavanic Rings are in every
way perfectly harmless and sold prices within
the reach OF all DESTROYS Of testing their efficacy Girls
tie warns the American public from the beginning to be-
ware of spurious limitations
To guard against fraud he will appoint one agent in
each OF the Cities of the United States The only agency
for Worcester is JAMES GREEN & CO. Nos III and
900 Main Street. SIN JuIy Is
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v. Paohard'Slefter, datedl

mohsnh mass, Jan 20. ls15.
WIN please send me by Express another lot say or
uozehi they give good satisfaction have MOI ON maud
do. " '' " h'"
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I ~, ~ VHIl IT. Me- T I'D, 3, I8l5.
Inc Pll!s which received Gu hive gwen such nn
yersa sat faction where they have been purchased and
the sale ms been 50 uu rm that / ihOush best 10 re-
Nv Nc ''''' ''"iD'i''N
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}. 5. SPEAR,
The Old Indian Doctor,

IAkES this opportunity thanks to the ctzena
OF worcester and vicinity the liberal share of nat
ronage which he has received for last seven wears in h
extensive practice. He also ees highly gra1ed in havin
the pleasure onformng the public that he is PREPARED rs
refer to large number that have been cured OF Consumn
ton Cancers iumors, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint GRAY
Fifty Thousand Patients
Have proved the true efficacy of these celebrated Med
cines. They undoubtedly the most eectua remedies
discovered and may be relied upon with great cong
dence aud certainty, many Of my patients will testify
~ will demonstrate the fact that these Medicines have
en- the most decided satisfaction. ' s"-
REMOVED. DIR. 5. may be consulted, as usual n, tho
Worcester Temperance House. the FOURTH MONnSW
Ofcach month ADVICE GRATIS.
Agents--M. ID. PHILLIPS, Worcester Mr. HARRINGTON
N. T.. Village; Mr.. Taf, Upton. Dec Sc o"'
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p "a TT,TTT "a -
Manufacturers Articles,

IS0 SIDES BELT LEATHER.
AOO SO do. Picker do.
200 do. Lace do.
"a dOZ. Calf and Sheep roller Skins.
200 dcz. Broad, Satinet, and Cotton Picker,
Together with good Of Shuttle Dust Brushes
Harness Irvine, Seine do, Copper Rvets, Glue Emery,
Sand Paper &c.
The above named articles will be sold low can IT,
purchased esewere. c. FOSTER & co.
Worcester May Z. 6wisosu
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RAIL ROADS, &C:
BOSTON Il WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
Summer Arrangement.

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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
NEW-YUKK LEGISLATURE.
MONDAY, Fet

-hpHpAi' feS' IL
SENArE-Mr. Jones, from the Committee on
Commerce and Navigation, presented a long report
on the subject o the NewIork Pilots and Lover
nor Wrighs's special message. The following
loint resolutions accompany The report -
Reoired &c The lssem eSnSSHTl S,. Ina, G M Mach Gi hCSS "a
1851 is questionable constutionaiy urequai ~ rs 9p.
ton unnecessary and unjust and IN the opnon"i tins Legs
ResciSeS That senators Congress be instructed and
pP pTocn. an immediate rsisi Of the saidiaw
Resoired That the Executive be rcsec;uy requested
to each of our and Representatives ~ Congress
Mr.. Lori moved the printing OF live times the
usual number Of copies, which motion, alter sp-
rted debate, was adopted, 10 TO D.
Mr.. Clark gave notice OF bill 10 provide Tor the
election by The people of Suuogatcs and Loan
Commissioners and 10 change the mode OF 0ppclnl.
ing Notarles. Supreme Court Commissioners and
other officers.
By Mr. Lester, on leave. bill to fix the place Of
holding the terms Of the Court OF Errors. (Pro.
vdes that all the terms OF the Court be held IN the
city OF Albany)
Mr. Hard moved 10 discharge the Committee Of
the Whole from the farther consideration OF the
resolutions heretofore introduced by him on the
subject OF Texas. The motion was LAID on the
table, ii TO 10.
The Committee of the Whole Mr.. Scovil in the
chair took up the various resolutions on the subject
of Texas
Without taking any question, the Committee, a!
two o'clock, rose and reported, and the Senate
wen, into Executive Session.
HoUsE-Mr, d. LEE called for his resolution 10
discharge the Select Committee on Texas from The
further consideration of tho subject committed 10
them, and that the same be made special order
for this day at II o'clock.
The House refused to consider, ayes 80, noes 81,
Mr.. Ross gave notice of bill to incorporate the
Ncw-York Industrial Association.
Mr.. Van Schoonhoven called up his resolutions.
making special order for Wednesday next the
resolutions in relation to Massachusetts and South
Carolina Laid on the table-53 to IS.
The remainder Of the proceedings were unm.
por,ant.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
THINGS N PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. is-

PHILADELPHIA, Feb is-P. ".
FROM HAKRi,srEG.Nothns Of the slightest last
August interest appears 10 have been lost sight Of entirely
Pennsy Ear from heing hopest y and unles4
thin: be- done the co Of the she will indeed be
most aDentabe condition Only about months 70 th-
FIRST d;y of AusUstfeDenbef hsi. ye legislators
,tPKoySC.-BusiGes along wharyes beginning
low the CITY fleet OF vessels expected to this
ming viii considerable activity The weather to-day
has been delightful One Of the Steamboat Lin-s
Baltimore has commenced running
Ews-Therr Is no iocs news Of the least interest stirring
sur OSprAxAh, ve,se which et, Liverpool three days
after The sailing OF TIE packet .p uned State, reported
Ownsd m ;his city By Stephen BALDWIN E,q
SIocEs.-Tbe stock Transactions to-day, far the
iances aFs concses was nEu 'us arg ltelGIl Ksii-
sold sd Of the latter 1850 Girard Bank firm
I522 staF-s changing hands State Fives advanced ,
Wilmington I'd 81. % Bk s.: IS % Chss Del Canal
Loan h5 CO; II Mechanics. Bank al: sIeo 6 1916 nlw
SecsEd BsGri-s5q0 Wilmington Railrrad various wa7-s
q 1855 sLr> Girarc Bank a 5000 Stale Ts,: sSoO
Bank b5. Reading Rst .; e0 Vcksbuss 5ds sf
sieee L.hish 6~. 1S.5, 9si-
Ellen Brown Charleston Rodolph Finn Boston Steam
r. f. + ssoGktoa Layrnan. Baltimore.
3r;srse-BFig SiaI'h2 m Kasmsn penieksou from APaa-
By this Altreaooa's Southern M2ii
Correspondence FhiIadeiphia Exchange.
LEwEs. Del. Fe5 1.-THE ship Oudaks. Capt Glid,len
from Liverpool; bark Lor:sa from I,arana big Ezab,
from Msianzs; and et North Carolina from " ilmngton
y C. came in yesterday anchored al the Beak,sarf
esss 4nt several ch.s -ry tb morning sud are now
tai z X a-iow the Buoy Of the brown. bea;in: MP.
and Elizabeth, schr A A Thompson and II Westrot and
esai I o:fs'I I unnST:R Fei under way tins morning. and
ioT CenrCegos br Potter for Bnbahoes OTen. for Ham
burg. Palm Tor Bcn VIM Pit; scrs Leader Sir Arnold and
-. o-f went 10 sea Iee!dny The ship Hcrknway
BeloE-l5 vessels. Wind NV. weather pleasant,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

sehoclu,a<ter. and Others. cen,ihe a-reh,,
Bsnk oil,r money aeHtihed thar whics H.
,ncement WIS made BY which Camp WIS 10 Sr, he ~ A.
Jnsticr II referred Us 70 Mr oster and Il he md
IL Wa not said before Justice H. how much he ,sss t
al.rf Justice IL back Nj S'ast ,ad sopthas sS
Nir S;uut eaei-Thiaks Justice II. eAups into th4 o
going 70 the safe 10 srt trs money, ba; DO; -
FouRru CITAxGr-{Vioyent and uneovernalt- :,r,Bc,
Cart Hopper ,ecalcdlvas present ne,nIls al IL s,
return when Justice H. came SAID good mrnins Jrd
watch won't give the Judge good nsiDe they dos CON-
care.. Tie few INTO FASHION, and sad we dure g, -
lad name told hm bad wnh 10 spesk III Of kr 10
ne became very snsry and told ne 20 Of he
would c0mu,, ne quiz the roam sGd cf the pr,ars y K
Never knew Jscc H. Til si s,,e' o.
% teal meeting bad neye been Ssry intimate With hr be-
watch rSiIIfn Officer Joseph c,ne io' IT ora morning Ss
no,nlne"I .,ri wou have ihc ct the o,e S
was c 10 ischar-e ;c watch. W hen tobi The Juststb
watch would not think much q The Judges a, csT1e IA.
lido not know hat the .,archnen laughed lspke 20 sit
nr@tnias we had bee3 dehafecd BY justice II.
llmcs Hnrt swornIlFas before Justice y on he IL, Of
man was tlerc sad something him. aud Jstice s,
had been beating TIE wornan Shfh seel he sad se
olfce re sad be back with bail ycTy few ratss
though he sad he had dcrc The complaint sai tps
~, r,,'r,i- vns about making complain, A.sIn~ ~
wemau. but hroken off by the JGstice, who Ca
The witness underwent cross,e1amaction. but no, aS
wa elected.
10 Mr. HINT Tire corduc; of Jus; &C H. seemed opptesye a
Mr. H. told Justice Il that the whole OF hS oppGston
Hunt rcw out Hunts complaints aS 20 the guos bun
Camp Appeared as the counsel tor the woman Camp al
TINT ou men had crossed his paths they were urder the %
nnd Hunt should fsow them before The end Of lie wear. M
nrd tbat Han, hss sued him fox libel justice H. told El
ne Ind had his eve upon him in relation 20 the duor ca sd
Uunt sni be lid not care whether he had not In conplr
in: as Sunday o:icer against the Guct shops he I'D
nore than ms duty An altercnten ensue mo manrss
Justice H. seemed lTrl,atyc TO Ir IL Inc Justice ooAme
bail. without asking questions OF me;
AGIouruc, 10 Tuesday ncAt at clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
From the National Ia.elIig.pc.r of Tuesday.

Our FOREIGN REIArIoHs.-We are afraid that
the general sense of the NauoR IS not sufficiently
awake 10 the critical position IN which our country
Is likely TO be placed bv the action of the EXecu
tive upeu our foreign relations, and by the partial
concurrence OF the House OF Representatives IN one
branch of its proecis and the action OF that body,
even surprising the Executive recommendations,
IN regard 10 another.
In speech yesterday made by MI Adams, on the
spur of the moment, but IN which he was led by
the chain of MS thoughts into a much wider field
than he intended, Mr.. Adams took occasion to al
udr TO the present posture OF the Oregon question,
and TO the possible consequences OF the bill on that
subject which has raised the House, should ltnpen
into law. The direct effect ot such law, he
said would be 10 bring into collision with Great
Britain and 10 cause ust apprehension OF our being
ultimately involved thereby In war with that
Power.
Alluding TO rumor which had reached him OF
the purpose of the Administration, IN the event oil
the passage OF the Oregon bill, TO propose 10 add al
once five regiments OF infantry 10 the present Mill
arv Establishment, MIR. A. in'lmated that, how
ever necessary or proper such measure might be
in such contingency. il was nothing in comparl-
son to the exten; of Military preparation which 1t
might become necessary 10 make IN consequence
of the rash and nconsiderate action IN regard 10
the Oregon question which the House OF Repre-
sentatives had on lis part already countenanced
Referring to the speculatlons which had been IN
duIged in as 10 a supposed design OF Great Britain
10 acquire the Island OF Cuba by negotiation with
Spain-to which he said we should, by our annexa-
ton of Texas lose all right TO take exception
general iples-with what probability OF sue
cess should we undertake by force TO prevent her
acquisition of that island, or wrestitrcm her hands
when acquired, considering the utter disparity OF
our naval force TO hers. Were we, following out
the idea of the late Secretary of the Navy, (Mr.
Upshur,) TO attempt 10 enlarge our maritime force
10 only One-half fthat OF Great Britain, gentlemen
must lay their account with expenditure OF tor,y
millions Of dollars year for that branch of the pub
lie servce alone, and, if actually engaged in war
with Great Britain, upon whatever ground II might
So that, as a mere matter of money to be raised
from the people in every form of taxation, foreign
war was not to be courted as, by the levity with
which it had been spoken of, some gentlemen
seemed 70 think It should be
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

SioNoxA rcos CoNoEsr.-This evening s the raserna-
Gle Pcc will discourse liquid mssc assisted by all the xa-
;aen ~ presess IN hc city. To tho patrons OF the
Opera, recommendation VIII be necessary attend this
Concert 10 those who have heard hi, Charming sing.
would say that Sgnora Feo has elected from the
best critics The connendaon and that she
equally admired both in her private and public sphere
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

THE NEw CARINKr.-The latest cast, as yet, al
lows Mr.. CALHOUN 10 keep the Premiership for six
months or more according to circumstances; when
he is to resign and be succeeded by Senator b.
cnAsAN. This pushes Senator WAlxEK back upon
the Attorney Generalshir with Col. WM Q. But
Lkk of Ky. for Secretary OF War and RoalULuS NJ
SAUNDERS of N. C, as Postmaster General. New
York claims the Treasury, but Comptroller FIAGG
Is understood TO be unpalatable 70 the Texas juntc
and Gov. MARCY, his alternate, is thought weak
here; so Ncw-YOrk may lose her place altogether.
Virginia would like TO keep Judge Mason in the
Navy Department, which secures a good deal o.!
the latest plunder Of the Government, but this puts
out OF Joint the nose of New-England Loco-Foco-
Ism, which has also hankeriug after the flesh,
pots OF Egypt, and presents aa assortment OF raw
material for Cabine,waye-Giov Moxrox and Mr.
RANrouL OF Mass. Senator FAIRFIELD OF Maine,
and Gov. HussARp Of n, Il. We hore their scat.
filings won't crowd Col. Butler on, of the War De.
partment, for we have good opinion OF him.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Rst,,,,. fu.lL.,. tNe.R.tt,N,

A,r,u,MT TnyAlLys. TrREvNcE BorcE.--ictou OF ur..
70 recover of Mr. Boy (krerer oi Furniture IA
haiham Squae quantity e household I'D iuaIgTe 1 NhGs
isbt.> 10 Miss Helen Nelson witl which kep housed.
No los MeIcer.>t but which furniture Miss Nelson soldn
\lr Boyce said tue value ol vas S and was 5ok
NIr aud Mrs Thee rent for the furniture Of - PER week
and return IT, witness remarked When required he de.
] il that The furniture had been loaned 10 keep house Cl
an improper chlracer and that Nr g. Is mot liable The
as. viii he con ,iuued lhIs forenoon
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

CAruM PUNISHMENT An adjourned meeting OF
the New-ierk Society for the Abolition Of the
Punishment Of Death vii, be held this evening a,
the Hall corner OF Broadway and Lisfenard street,
Esd story, entrance from Lispensrd s,reet) Msior
DaSezac, Thomas Dunn English, and Others, are
expected TO address the meeting, and i, is nst uu
likely that some defender Of the galiows may par
ticipa;e in-,he discussion. We hope there may be
numerous attendance
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
POLICE OFFICE.

A young man named John T. os.Iaader was arrested az
night by officer Hnr. FOR having embeZGen me amount
y bales of hay worth so, the property OF b. Nj su"cl lie
WAS Eell To bail 10 answer.
dress from Eliza Freeman. .
Peter Thompson William Poo, aud Lev fleiI' cseid
stealing 500 pounds OF old from the Affair Works No u
George V Johnson was arrested aud committed for s,ea,
scnr worth S3 So from George r. Grln, corner OF Peal
4 a sham
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DI>AsTEE--The steamsr
Pathfinder, from lazoo, when about midway be-
tween Grand Gull and Rodney on the Sh, with
isl bales cotton, was discovered 10 be en- iFe
There Immediately ensued scene OF confusion and
dIsInay which NAV be much more easily naslhsd
than described. the Pilot was forced to leave
the wheel. BY the smoke which nearly sufiocated
MIN, after Ae had stee-ed the bow OF The boa: for
The shore.
The Enginee, was also forced TO leave his post
before any movement OF the boat towards the shore
could De made, and when the flames ragged the
nercest the bow ct the boat was pointed up stream
Several of the crew commenced throwing cotton
bales overheard, and many saved themselves on
bales, and others nn pianks chairs, &c.
There were seven lives LOST, thai are known Of
and doubtless others that the officers or crew do
not miss Those known 10 De lost are Messrs. 5
:. Caldwell, higgins and Butler, of Grenada Mis-
sisslpPl, 3E Carleton, OF Tsliahatckie Mr. Pinch
back, oil Illinois; tie Steward OF the boat, and one
of the crew. names unknown.
The IRE originated between the engines, from
what cause Is not known. The whole cargo Of
l+sl bales OF Cotton is loss, the whole catastrophe
having taken place near the middle OF the river
The crew and surviving passengers were taken to
Natchez by the steamer Wave The stiIl bnrning
hull was met 10 miles below Rodney.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

For 7 he I rlbune.
have lately examined with much interest
work noticed by you some months ago on Natural
Philosophy for the OF schools and academies, BY
K. a Coffin, published at New-York, by W. b.
Dean have no personal interest in the work, but
it seems TO me one OF no ordinary merit lis moral
tone is decidedly good, lis style attractive, and its
emnenty adapted to interest students IN the study
of Nature. 1t needs but 10 be known, think, IN
order 10 be appreciated. MENTOR.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

Nz- We beg leave to cali attention TO Mr.. Cath
erwood's advertisement of his Panorama. We ua'
derstand that il Is shortly to be removed to Boscn'
and if the public Of this City wish to see 1t they
must call soon Its beautiful painting, and gives
high satisfaction to It's visitors.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

KENTUCKY The Legislature OF this State ended
lis annual session on the 10Th instant. 4 day or
two before the adjournment. the nomination By the Cover
nor OF the Hon John White (now member OF the House
Representatives,, and he Speaker of that body to be
Judge Of the nineteenth Jucal District OF the State
confirmed by large majority. Adoubt expressed, in
debate in the Senate, whether Mr.. White would accept
the appointment. Nat. Int.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
co7rpT c.1ENDAR-THts DAY.

SUPERIOR CorRT-Nos IS 7e % ' D. lc TO- AV' 10 1''
10 ~ 5, IS, T. IS, II. i'll, y y
=, ~, Nos -; ;5 80. 50, 81. ., 5S, o. o. d.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

In speaking yesterday the attack in the Courier
Mr.. Willis, dd to imply tha; The personal
had been eosaeaeei on The CouriCrs side. We don't
Keep the OF such matters though ,his have
Ferso onal; either side than consider pre-
ntablc or etlIying.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

Advertisements for the Daily Tribune must be lei
=, The Publishing oficc, No. 80 Ann-stFee ocfo'e ~
o..,ecx in the evening. For rates hrst page.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
THE TRIBUNE.
7,,z,nNrsDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10.

The once of the TElBryz Is temporarily located at
=, Ann street. We expect to be in new Buildings
S.... opposite the City Han BY the nrs day OF May
~ Letters fron tie country, however require only
= =. sed TO "GHEElEr & McELKArs, NEW TckS.
~. s,ree: or number need not be endossed.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

Wines OF NEw-YoRK, do no, forget your Jiard
Meetings this evening The interior of our State
is doing nobly-every County which has yet held
Its Town Elections shows decided improvement,
ON the vote OF last year. And shall the City chill
this generous impulse No, never Give us a
worthy, popular man for Mayor and a strong ,icke,
in each Ward, and we Will outdo the best OF them,
Look sloft
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

cIEAsINo rms SrSrsrs.-wc saw yesteylsv Mha. was
TO us novel method ccarns the snow out Of stree,
channel dug through the CnG-s,rcc, nom
ssekman TO Ferry streets hcsc then attached to
hytrsnt and the introduced the channel the
foroe Of the current carrying OF the snow, assisted by men
stationed Oh each side.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
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