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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
EWIS GROSS, 10 Fulion-sI one door east VI Broad
~ way Keeps hand large assortment OF BOUTS and
SHOES made in The moot fashionable style and oil Inc Oea
materials. -.
NB-Made 10 order AL descriptions Of Boots and shoes
PiTS warranted sod prices Low 20 suit the times 81 "
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DISTANCES AND RATES or FARE.
rom CRY Hall In x-tl sfr.-<t :. nj. a. "a renlx

Ia; asss III - III I'm
-nesday, September .sih The care WI
lsave
PATEasos DEToT. Ngw-Yosg
O'Clock A. N. 81 o'clock, A ~
III = py " IN
Leaves Paterson Depot al sew-io,s
O'Clock, A. NJ. 81 o'clock, A NJ
r. NJ At Z. ~
Passengers are advised to be the Ferry few minutes
before ths boar Of starting. -
'SHEET LEAD.--A superior quality fo9 s.s q
~ salz sm L0WBEk LkkOfS, 81 WsFe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

- II X arosd.-The steamboat SlMRDD Capt
John Brooks Jr. Will leave New York from
the foo, of Market daily. sundays excepted, 9t6 o'clock.
\ Min connection with the Cars for West Stoeshrdge Re
turning leave bridgeport quarter past O'Clock v ~
The arrival Of tho from West Sockbridge arriving In
New-York At hsifpast 3, Z. NJ
TIE O'Clock Line 10 Bridgeport Il withdrawn Stages
will the arrival OF the Boat for STAFFORD, Milford,
Fairfield, Southport and Derby.
CY This Is the only boat running In connection wild The
cara r. u. MASON. Snperntenf- nt anil 1n
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II ANEW-N OKk, ALBANY ~ TRD
e.ssE SLINh-For Albany and Troy DlREcs,

- W.T. n d
O'Clock I. M-rhs Steamboat EMPIRE
Capt r. h. Macy viii leave the steamboat pier foot q
Coartndsi every Tuesday. rhursiay and Saturday a'
noon, ~ O'Clock.
TIE Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt VIM II. Peek 'v-;y
Mordag Wednesday and Friday afternoon. all o'c.pes
For Passage Freight apply on board or NJ the ofcs
the wharf
Noucr-The evening line for Albany and Troy vii po.
lively any frei ght board the boas sacr
O'Clock. L NJ ies1
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it, UPPO-IrION rO MONOrOLY.-

~u-~- OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY. -
Morning Line al o'clock for ALBANY AMI
inefmsdiste landings, from the pier zoo, Of
ohnso lneNt above Bagciay) Brraks, and duner
on board The and splendid steam yacht ltlP VAN
WlNKLE. Capt L. D. Abel from Robinson-.L Pier, next
Barclay Tuesdays Thur-dsys aud Saturday at O'Clock
A. T. For passage freight, apply on board The Boat ~
AL Tie Office on the dock aus SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

o.. FOX SAIE-A Turpentine Dstery In perfect
NJ order for immediate consisting VI two large cop
per Stills. and all the apparatus complete. The pro-
perty situated navgsbe water in the Immediate vicnl-
IN Of the city, and viii be sold liberal terms Apply 10
s0 LATHROP K BARTLETT, 81 Pearl-sL
- FOR SALE OR TO LET, ihr Arnodvile PRINT
Us WORKS situated In snithned, Rhode Island. which
have been recently rebuilt and ned mp with new ma
chnsry and All other apparatus Necessary 10 the completion
u such AZ establishment and capable Of finishing hree
thousand pieces per wr-k To any one eutaIAing In he
Printing business il offers great facilities For uher par
iculsrs appiv TO PATTERSON & SMITH,
Pawiscket X.
% 3wiawiss or BARROWS PITCHER, a Pine-st Wy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

~ FOR LIvERPOOLs-Rsgulsr Packet Of 6th
N&S Oct-1he splendid packet ship PAIk TRICK HENRY,
IC. Delano master, viii sail as above, her f-glsr day
Having very superior accommodations for cabin second
cabin and Storage passengers persons intending 10 embark
should make in mediate Application bosrdIoos q u scen
lane or TO JOSEPH NcMCkRAY,
Corner Of Pine and South
The Patnck Henry will be succeeded BY the fsvorits
packet snip Independence D. p Allen master 10 ss on the
ON Nov. hsT regular dAv. ~
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,UHR HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY

make lnsgrsnce- against loss OF damage by FIRE snS
INLAND NAVIGATION. on terms - favorable ~ zry
other similar institution in the city
Cspitsl 400 oOO-Olfce No. q WAl-stresi
DIRECTORS.
z dsvens Caleb - Halstsd John Rankin.
Sqiah Tgyior Nm " Todd. hsi.s Heu'smiu,
Phillips Phruix, Vim Couch. Nathaniel Weet
rsnnn. { Tuckr, L Wuoley Ferdinand suyian,
David Lee y Narrum, Hesry q Thorn )sou,
John ID Wok, Peter Il Nrvids. Edward Anihony.
r. HANENS, President
Trtxfs pan rps Sa-rsfarv tNUy
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.s1.. x. CAnrESrkk \ C".'- n. Lisg q {


sStl.---iN Ne bur gh--The new barge ~ fERiOR,
CspL CHARLEs HsLsrEsD, Will leave the
foot OF Wsren-st every Tuesday and Friday afternoon II
5o'ciOck-and returning will eaye Ns1burgh every Wed
nesisy sri Saturday afternoon nj O'Clock.
The above barge fitted up with sfaiero0ms large and
commodi0gs cabins and passengers Will ind very pee
ssn' way " making thsptssage
Freight tas.n at IN. Wwest rates
AL baggage passages parcels o goods money must b.
AZ rsk Of h-rf entered upon Tho
book. Of The boat r ip,ef for 80
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TOE NV Vr-s-lT' sTthFlDNlI INV1- Ia0I
4 Gorhsu vii cave New York irom psr Al the e,o ~
barclay e o'clock N. every Tuesday Thur.isy AMI
Saturday Returning, VIII leave Troy Al O'Clock, A N.
and Albany ~ O'Clock, A. NJ. every Monday Neinc-tsy
aud Friday
The low pressure steamboat NIAGARA. Capt 4 DereJt
leaves Ncw-Nork al O'Clock A. "a. Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday, snd Troy al O'clock A. " Albany al O'Clock
4 NJ Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
For passage freight, sppy board he boat 10 =.
HALL. The Once he vhNf foot " Rarcsvst ~
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A. Il. sands n 60. have above presented 10 he pub.
lie but portion Of the articles they have sale In n.
their varieties Of rsde with customers viii be
ever has been their rles strict determination pea-e
and DO justice all Every hing they Offer for sale ia Of
the best and puresi quality To Offer any thing to tie
public would be unjust themselves their custom
ers and they only al who may favor them with
orders tat no efors give satisfaction vii be leA
done on their part - 2aw2m
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- STEAM BETWEEN NEw-YORk

Il. FOR LlvERPOOL.-Eirs, packet with dis
OH Psieh The trs class fast sailing ship PASTHEA,
W. g. Lane Master Will BE- dispatched as above.
Having spe<ior accommodations cabin second cabin
and Storage persons who intend 70 embark
should maze lmmetla.e application board west side Of
Burning alp, OF 10 JOSEPH McAURRAf,
cor ofP Pine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

DIBBEE ~IIDE.-The subscribers have large a.
Ia sormeli OF Mems. Womens and Cmldrens lmpOIis4
Para Ruboers hand for sale chesp ao few casss o e
celebrated Providence Rushels. snd large stock Of or
manufacture comprising every variety OF Oser-loes
which for beauty and durability cannot BE- surpassed
In the world Dealers invited 10 cal and examine or
themselves n the warehouse of the Ne~afA " J. INDIA
Rubber Factory. - Maiden lane -
- HUTCHIN>O. kUN1ON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-05
WASHINGTON, l645.
Editor Herald.

Editor Herald. ..
The Senate to-day. after three hours session.
adjourned over to Monday next-also laying over
Mr.. Bancroft's nomination ill then. :.
A rumor was rife in the city to-day. that mr;
Richard Rush, Of Pa. had Been nominated a.
Minister to England and Col. VIM, q: Butler, OF
Kentucky, as Mntiser to Mexico, and confirmed
bv the Senate. This information ] have ascertn'n'
ed on good authority, to be enirely erroneous.
is not probable tho President will send IN any I'M
portant appointments till his Cabinet Is complete
The President held Cabinet Council to-oay'
the first since his inauguration.
Mai. Davezac on old file leader Of the demo-
cratic party, is here, and looks remarkably wstt.
The Empire Club set off for home to-day aooat
l2 o'clock. Before leaving, they received 'ho
thanks of the occupants Of houses, whose property
was saved, in part by their active sxertions. Las'
nigh, after having visited the President at the
White House, they paid Nj. Cahoun's residence
a visit, fred salute, gave several cheers &c.
To-day, first before leaving, they repeated Inc
same ceremony. 80 ~.
Company is now thinning of very rapidly, ana
Washington begins to wear its usual aspect.
Yours SANDY HOOK.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-05

tons, Green Smiths, James Briggs, William
Parks, to Parks post office, in the State Of Arkan
sas;
A post office route from Columbia, Chicot coun'
ty, via Clarkes plantation, on the Bartholomew
Fountain prairie, Longview, Burk's Landing, tc
EIdorado, the seat of Justice Of Union county.
A post route from Eldorado, Union county, Ar
kansas, 10 Farmersville, in Union parish in Louis
lana:
A post route from lizard courthouse in Arkan
sas. 10 Springfield, in Missouri, via John I. Tai
bolts, Thomas Stones on Little North Fork ol
White river.
A post route from Benton, via Joel Browns and
NJ. X. Edwards, to Stacy Lockhart's, on Los'
creek.
A post route from Little Rock 10 Fort Smith
on the south side of Arkansas river:
A post route from Little Rock, via the residence
of James Lewson, jr. and North Fork settlement,
the nearest route to Hot Springs.
From jackson, Lawrence county, via and up
Spring river, to the courthouse in Fulton county:
From ArkadeIphia, in Clark county, via Janes's
Ferry on the Little Missouri river, Clark's Mills,
and Spring Hill, 10 Fulton, in Hampstead county:
From Fulton, on Red river, via Pine Prairie and
Laynesport, to Fort Towson, on SAID river:
From Paraclfta, in Sewer county, via Casetete
Bayou. to Boonvle, in Scott county.
From Joseph Tomlinson's, on the route from
Washington in Hampstead county, via Black Jack,
and Vache Grass, to Fort Smith:
From Gainesville, in Johnson county, via Pi.
ney P. o. and Jasper courthouse, to Carrollton
in Carroll county:
From Carrolton, to Flat creek post office in
Barry county, Missouri:
From ChampagnoIe, on the Washta river, via
Eldorado to MurreIl's on the Military road from
Washington, Hampstead county, to Nachisoches,
Louisiana.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-05
The Preident of Tsras' Opinion Of Annera

The President of Tsras' Opinion Of Anmera'
tion-The Nashville Union says from conves'a- :
,on with Major Donelson, we are grauneo 70
learn that the present Executive OF Texas, 80 'ar
from encouraging the party in Texas adverse to
annexation, as has been stated IN many OF ou.
nubl;c journals, may be relied on to carry out
fa;IhfniIy the wishes of the great body Of tho
neonle, The result of the recent election in tho
limited States was highly acceptable to President
Iones and as IN indication of tho opinion OF the
.s,nIs ~ the United States, met with hsastJ
respop.e in all ths.brauches Of the Texan sovt.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-05
UNITED STATES LAW S.
[PuBLIc NO.-42.I

PUBLIC No.--42.
IN ACT making appropriations for the current
and contingent expenses Of the Indian Depart.
ment, and for fulfilling treaty stiPuations with
ID the various Indian tribes, for the fiscal year
j scommenciug on the IL. day Of July, lS45 and
ending on the 8Oth day Of June, 1916.
:. Be il enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-.
siaiiues of tie United States Of america in Con-
tes Asssmbled, That the following sums be, and
lev are hereby, appropriated for the fiscal year
IDmmencing on the first day Of July, eighteen hun
Ped and foTty.fve, and ending on the thirteenth
by Of June, eighteen hundred and forty'six. for
lke purpose Of paying the current and contingent
svpenses Of the Indian Department, and fulfilling
treaty stipulations with the various Indian
fibes, to be paid out Of any money ir the troasu.
= not otherwise appropriated.
4 For the current and contingent expenses Of the
dian Department, Viz: ,.. rlu.
To tie Ckoctaps.-For permanent annuity,
ipulated in the second article Of the treaty Of
zteen.h November, eighteen hundred and 6ve.
roe thousand dollars; : h. ..s.-
For permansnnt annuity, stipulated n the thir.
snth article Of tho treaty ofjeighteenth October,
gtheen hundred and twenty, six hundred dollars;
"A For permanst annuity, stipulated in the second
ticle OF the treaty Of twentieth January, eighteen
nndred and twenty-five, six thousand dollars;
n For life annuity to chief, (Bod CoIe,) stipulated
the tenth article Of the treaty Of twentieth
hnuary, eighteen hundred and twenty-five, one
Nundred and fifty dollars;
5 For life annuity to three district chiefs; (two
HnndFed and fifty dollars each,) stipulated in the
hees.h article Of the treaty Of twenty seventh
eptombeT. .siehteeu hundred and thirty, seven hun.
1rsd and shy dollars;
For limited anaui,y. fortwenty years, stipulated
bvensh September. eighteen hundred and thirty
venty thousand dollars; l-
For education Of forty youths. for twenty years
leluding support Of teachers in the nation, (two
ths ,ven,issh article ef the treaty Of twenty
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-05

FROM the Nsp York True Sun.
1T sLEEPETH.
TRANQUILITY. it sleepetb,
On its mothers breast,
Gentle thoughts have won it,
Lovingly to rest.
Lo! low deep iis slun'ber,
Like summer lake;
Kiss it, mother, kiss it,
That it may awake.
Pross il 10 thy bosom. -
Warm il with thy smile,
Let its sunny glances
GLADDEN. Us awhile.
Lo! . shadow stealeth
Der il dim and dark,
Canst thou hear its breathing
Woo the silence I Hark
silen.i Lay thy finger
Gently on its heart;
Silly one it sleepc,h,
Wherefore dosl thou start7
slespeth! aye it sleePeth,
In its beauty where
Mothers love avails not,
And tho Angels are. B. II.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-05
lsr. 81 For the Arkansss lntelligsuesr
THE DEPARTED PATRIOTS.
AIIRsr ESSAY.

AIIRSf ESsAf.
5Thsy ars gone. they are fed like dream
y Tha, ,Ieaves recolIections behind,
3 And Of, sheds ,orrowing beam
2 Tha, lights up the past in the mind.
sYss, for ever alas they arc fed,
Blu. their memory still is lingering hsres
4 Though perchancs il to some may b dead
Fom me i. must yet claim tear.
Tbe tribute ws owe to their name
'pt Who tough. for the land Of our CHOICE
Must not b denied, long as Fame
n Can Lift up her schoing voice.
They have left Us the blessings Of peace,
Tho richest, the brightest bequest;
!. 'Tis ours, to leave to our sous
!, When We shall be called 10 our rest.
The swords which they welded in life
Now sleep in their time worn aheashe,
~ needs b. they'll gleam out again
% To be circled with vctorys wealth.
II
lf called 70 defend what they gained
u BY psril, by toll and by strife,
!. L.. Us manfully stand undismayed
Though miIlioas oppose Us in fight.
What are numbers to the heart that is brave
= Prepared to contend for the right,
THAT ouaiIs not-that scorns to cravo
! Though danger and death be in sight.
VI v.
Nan Ru rem, March "a, lS45.
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A. popWoRTH,s DANCING SCHOOL.

friends thai il is his intention to Private Dane
ing School al his resi- ;epce No AS Broomes Monday
afternoon, Oct. Goth From his long connection with the
from The best masters have visited this country snch
u. Pau! Tegiopi and others OF like celebrity, he feels
thai he as well qualified teach any il the city and his
Musical education will certainly give him great advantage
over many al present in The professions be that as il may
those him with their patronage can rely upon
curing correct and fashionable style OF Dancing.
TzRsds-A quarter OF "a lessons including the Ouadrle
Wall fallone and SO 90
10 Lessons In the Waltz or Polka. .-.......: D 90
DAYS AND HOURS Or TUIrIeS-On Monday anj Thursday
Wednesday and Saturday al O'Clock FOR Misses and Boys
under - wears age and Monday "Wednesday Thurs
day and Saturday for Gentlemen att O'Clock, r NJ
attend earlier. from 9 20 TO-
Private Lessons given all hours either al the residence
OF the pupil, or the school OIL lmeodis
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NEw.yoRk WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, NoSEMbER .,
y l. PoETRY.-October, by VIM II. c. Hosmer;
Song foi The Season by Rober, F. Greeley The lndsn
Slminer; Sonnet Autumn. By the Private ScholaI IL
EDiTORIAL-A Talk with Young Men Wages and fFo;
els: Sad Case Polk and Pennsylvania; Factories nrd
Wages; Our Oregon Diplomacy; Tree Planting, Nc Ill
POIITiCAL-New-York State Nominations; Voice OF
Delaware County; Montgomery Wing Convention; MT.
Van Schoonhoven in Hudson Ohio Returnsj Tennessee
E.lrc,iouOfical; New-Jrrsey Wh, Nominations; Great
Wbig Rally in Nev-York. &c. ~. NEWS-From Europe,
nv The Great Westerns Interesting from the Far West
AMI Rent Fug;,ves Indian Council al Wsshington Nor
mon Troubles in Illinois, From the Prares Another o9
rape In Greene Cbenango Co.. From Texas; Later from me
Is Plate: The Express Robbery. " MISCELLANEOUS
CORES pondence OF The Tribune from Texas The Gens
see Washington Philadephn, Osio &c; Important Meet
ing of Inventors in NewYork Abolition OF C.ptS funisa
mont; Facts for thousand Millions Letter 10 Gov nih-
cy by VIM L. Mackenzie; "reminiscences OF iha air oil me
American usiureFirst Premiuus-Geu Talimads ss Aa-
dress: Stn- Temperance Convention Industry ana C0-
petruc- What they do nextf; City Items rom IN
d ally Tribune; Notices OF New Puocaiops elc- w.
COMMERCIAL INTELLlGENCE-Stocks Money rfo-
duce, Cattle Market Nnw-York Prices Current ac-
Single copies put up IN wrappers fer TIE Nj ais' eau "o
obtained al the dcak-pricc st cents !,
rf5- TERMS-S2 per year. All subscriptions Payhp'e
iuiexibly in advance. Address
GREELEY McELRATH, Tribune Buildinss
Cor. Spruce bad Nassau SIS. opposite he Cty haa.
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sCHENcK,s PULMoN1o SYRUP.

COUGHS AND COLDS generally the .orerunners
" of Consumption. The only remedy nov kp own, that
will positively cure the Consumption ncpisGt or well
seated stages is Schencks Pumoaic Syrup 1reacves all
diseased nater the System. which, II lett 10 remain
Sumption vii! follow Schenca5 Fumonic Syrup mss re-
centy curing 90 The city, OF the worst
reference 10 whom will cheeruly given, on application
al me office. what has been done by This medicine,
Schenck Pu monc Syrup whose have appeared to
beyond tie reach OF any REMEDY and you consunpve
NAV slso be cured this invaluable medicine
As y This means consumption may arrested Of ills
and the afflicted restored TO perfect health Only principal
Office for the sale OF the Genuine Pulmoric Syrup, No
Cortlendsiree where pamphlets, descriptive OF conspmp-
non all and may be had graiuitousy nj 81
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HUMBERT'S

Medico- Electrical institute.
TT Established in SIG, for the Treatment OF
Disease by Electrlcity.--Eiectrlcity is valuable
auxiliary remedy i'll all of diseased action Properly
applied it is prompt and efficient in the OF Acute and
Chronic Rheumatisn Goul Nervous Headache general or
partial Debility suppression retention Of the Menses
Cu,aueous Eriptons Inflammation Of the Eye or Ear,
Pain in the Side Back Limbs, Muscular Conrachons,
Sweings and other sima: diseasessrresng generally
In days the accommodating misery of months or years
after all the other Of medical art have been tired
and abandoned in despair Dr. Fl. that the successful
eareu Of disease by Electricity FOR &c years in this city,
IN cs HIN 10 dispense altogether with public testimonials
or references He may he consulted by those unacquained
with the remedial uses Electricity usual gratuousy
daiy from A IT. tos P NJ. The very poor attended 10
sratis between the hours OF 5 and 4 ?. NJ.
DR.. A. C. HUMBERT. Medical Electrician
cZ jn Western Office No 81 Suiiveu-st. near Spring.
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EDr. Swnync,s {

g DIR. Swnync's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry is
now adm ted by thousands who using daily to be the
best medicine discovered 1t is daily efecdng most
astonishing cures in Consumption Coughs Colds Asthma
of tbs Heart Pain in the Side and Breast Splitting Blood
and all diseases OF the Lungs and Breast The genuine is
only prepared by Dr. SwAYNs corner Of Eighth and Race
s,s Philadelphia fresh supply of the above medicine has
st received and for sale by DR. w H. Minor corner
broadway and Johnst N: " Havand, Reese Co N "
Lones, ST. Greeuwchst N Y; John C. Hart. 54S GreLd
Norfok.s N 7; Horace Everett 9s Hudson co rner
Sta Brooklyn; M. III. L. Cook Prospect and Bridge
sis Brooklyn, and Benz. Odds s7o Broad 81 Newark
o211 ISjsr
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rTr Wanted.-Those stl.c;ed with Indigestion AID
Dyspepsia, General Debility, L;~er Complaint Sick Head
ache, Janrdce, Pap'tan"n of the Heart. Pies; hst
Woop's SAEs.FARILLA AsD WILD CHERRY BrrTEEs, a
pa aui safe and una:iing remedy. reference The
rarphlet which MAJ mad o. hs agents viii exhibit
,Inony in favor OF ih preparation from such
.ources ~ satisfy the incredulons WYATT &
KETCHAM hc esale and retail l2l Ful,on.s Retail
Dr. w H. Minor Broadway ind John E II. Guion
cor Forery snd Grand Geo. o. Gum cor. Christie pher
and Bleecker sts ~ y. o23 CTS,
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DISASTERS.

The schr Charles Brown, at this port I'm James Riv
err on the 29h Oct miles North of Barnegat at mid
night was run into by the schr Florida hence for Will
,nineton NC which carried away her bowspr cut wa
starred plank sheer and caused the vessel to LEAK
badly was obliged to heave overheard part Of deck load
(pine woody The Florida returned to this port to
pair having had her arboard bow in head rigging
carried away and received some other damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

II Sebriug's Restorative CordinI.-Thsple as-
ant medicine IS neycrstng remedy for Dyspepsia AID
Nervous Affections IL IL certain Sick s1d Srrv
Gus Headaches and IN excellent preventive vi Cosveness
and Lor Spirits. II correts morbid OF the hillary
organs and very ecaciogs in relieving Fa-ercy Chol
TO-. and -iiar comHaints Of TIE somech and Bowe!s
speedily promotes the Of strength auc activity IN all
cases oi Debility; restores healthy appetite where this
greatest of blessings ia deficient and n natural
Guence gives ton4 anu Vi gor TO the hole system.
Sold wholesale and retail By A g. D. SANDS - Fulton
street, also > Broadway and - East Broadway Sold
also by KUSHTON & CO. llo Broadway 10 Asiof House.
and Broadway. corner OF Rourieeuh-si Also by J. 4
COdd!ngIon. S5 Huds0D-s. jTs eodi.d
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r. ts~Nwss HaNs> Nt,N,ter Sc>,r t,r the cure OF
e Sr~cke, fSo Sellowncs- Tur,trn. and all skin lie
g. rseeU, at hc $50 depot, 4 WalAcrs Is, Store FROM
= t"S, Sernn a csAs, Grcctas Hair Dye, Iesffas"
M-.fS, tNr ertrscrtnS Jrs and Cheeks fona'e
IN sf.~t,eeftas ssSyasea, Aat', wthcn, injury to
iM iNI 'tA1s, tNt ansnty scattering rhtnrss ana
saNeu the ScN Acoustic dp'ps for curing deafness NC
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