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FALIIARLB EXTERNAL REMEDY.

HUNTS LINtNTENT-Tkis celebrated remedy aov
for ~ fst er 70 the New ok public, The eele
originally INTRODUCED ms induced the proprietor 70
tad sale throughout ths coucty TIER l been
discovered external remedy tst is proved Certain n ~
-s p-rnan-ltly cErrc The cll0ic. diseases RN>i.d-
Srsi!>d Ls15s. PAN the CbeS; GG BAG S5TciS,
B--rs.y 7screEs Wenlrzss re jofatS Coz
fractions u IL flsctes Surs, SAT- RsezE. CTg.7 ite
n tte tece. Ie'ta -9eae DC 4e-
The following letters from III hiShlT eminent Physicians
who have had charge OF tn Hospital The SIrG sag STATE
Fnsou Tor any powerful evidence IN favor
OF ms celebrated s1fsrua Remedy and ci-at
cU,rz ;he certificates accompanying slch box Price Is
NJ Dear Sur Received your ys;erd4y asking my
>;ln-nu Knowing It's composition And having frequently
used IL recommend yet sale external remedy.
and IN ny opiEion the best !. ini1ent a9w IN u.s..
NeFy truly and respectfully yours,
Cot PrrssE Van Corsrl,vpr
fully concur II me allow eG,,9aE,92n ayr curp yD
This Liaimea, sold b. Rush,nu Co 10 Bro,dway 70
AstoE HoGse BToadway, Corner Eoarieea n street D.
Sands = Fulton S;r=-t. ~ Broadway = Est Broadway
AsTinw7l. s. william e.; MssSlu, Sill Broadway: GuIor;
70 Bows. Of Gand>i, Moss OF Cannon and
Grandss: Hues,s 0l Nasslu-s OF Ann; Bonsall,
Canal and Hudson; Austin. Cedar aud Nassau
Waterst; Hbhard Cobb Is John Mrs HAYES iSs Fal-
oust Brooklyn: SUirk Of Atin,ic aud Coumas-sts
BROOKLYN and Druggists generally Throughout the u'ied
States aud b. HOADLEY. PHELPS y 60. li2 Water.
TO them or 20 the proprietor q sing Sgg VIII 5e atirTqed 10
Bush Hyyer rs. Disbrow "a 4 t POS Ciresnwichs,;
Cum Beecker ant hsis:oVh-rstS WATSON. b Cthanne
Cox 10 Sth SARGENT. Sth street lGd ID avenue
fsb1ad>r II sth Jackson. 10 thtrTy-st Ro;;ou,
s2 Est Broadway; Colby. y! Psl-st Eyestt &c hudson.
street, Hart GS Gnrd>t. " Bunsil, Il } husband. hI
Bower ais lnly
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REMOVALS.

% gAioVED-CROSS, BULHLEY s co. have r.
II moved their arebous- No. $40 PsrstTset
Ipt1t cor shove the Of Baas sip here they VII
Sp cor<t.tiy or hard general supply OF P~T Of
rsnety and would invite call and examine
,heiT Stock m -
a CAKI-JASiES BUCHAN. tate of No. IL E!lrabeth-
street. ss 20 ac3uaint his irienSS ard pablo tei he
b., u ken those premises az present oecs Is ne
tshsnders Melting Co known Nos IS and ~ Ez1
.-- NEXT above his farmer eststs-cut where lie eI
49,. -, re.au,e business Monday. 9Th OF Missy next.
would also hs nuAeroGs customer, mai ne
-. e sch ARRANGEMENTS the IRE. VIII ersbe aim
says a. commence the manufacture OF al TIE Earious
~,,,ionS of Soap on scale calculated 20 supply I'll de-
manGs -: 10 r,,.tA,h $3.50, MI
u,set with p,oulp, attention ini
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biz lntellectua energes 10 De gubiec

scienousy his intellectual energies 10 the subject
But as the science is new one, the Association
ists are aware that the Pioneers in il may be sub
iect 10 errors and Tor thai reason they are not "a
nstical and fixed in their opinions and Judgments
but are constantly studying and are open 10 all new
We've and deveopmen ts and as all discoveries
and progress in this science must come from or be
Tnade by human reason. which is falIible, and are
not communicated TO Man by Rerelation, which is
!nfalllble, therefore they do not by any means al
tribute infsllbility TO the men who have been
working ia this field, but Judge them as men Of se
MUS, OF vigorous reasoning powers, who by the
side of their discoveries Of truth, may have COM
mi,ted errors This leaves the Assoclauonists free
to accept parts or the whole Of the views OF any
able thinker, without binding them to the name or
the sanGy o. any 1nJ a and the sacred
which il has in view "A q
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For The Tribune.
Magnetic Tclcgraps,s.

My eye has Just rested on an article under the
signature Pho Bono PUpLIco concerning Magnetic
Telesraphs in your paper Of the 2ith inst. Please
inform the writer of that article, that he shows
some enterprise, some ingenuity, and good deal
of Ignorance
He speakssof the wire, and says its gravity
would sink i, to the depth where water was so
dense as TO be OF equal gravity" &c. &c IN what
philosophy or in what experiment does the writer
ascertain that the density OF water increases as the
depth | should like toknow-for have supposed
that all scientific men knew that wsterwas Al IN
comp!essbe huid-no more deuSe thousand
f.thoms down than on The surface OF the ocean
The wire would rest on the bottom.
Again: wafer is one of the best known con-
ductors of electricity In laying the wires through
Rivers or even through moist ground II was found
that the electrical current became dltiuSec and The
effect was broken. Of course they could not be
wound with cotton and be laid with any good re-
suit through ;he ocean. Morse's Telegraph -
wonderful invention practically useful IN us place
Bv proposing impracicsble operations no good end
is secured. Ii ever TeegraphIc communication
is instituted between this and England, Il Will BE-
effected BY some other process. o.
Aprll 30th lS4S.
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SHAKESPEARE HOTEL.

CORNER OF WILLIAM DUANE-STS., ". Y.
l.A The subscriber respectfully informs the public that
.R he ha, leased tho establishment and pr~
-.1 pared accommodate them with Board and Lodging,
very moderate has been the most thorough
and complete repair painted and rehsd with additops psw
furniture will not what he INTENDS TO do.
but socits the travelling community 10 Witt and give MN
trial and udse Tor themselves that the estAbiishsnt nndr
The location being central business offers inducements to
passed ~ any other house the city Terms 81 per day
per week IN proportion.
The subscriber bess 10 call the or psrfss DAT
the Assembly Room will he TO let these giving Balls epd
Concerts or ce remaining of the season snd that NE
room will shortly be PUT eomp!tts reps and htse ap IN
,gnGe-ut style h further calls the attention Of the pro-
sssiona grnenen OF the law that his for erbrttors
and referees has undergone alteration aud thar he ready TO
accommodate them reasonable termswhch will be resn
by his regulation of room hire. -,
y. B-A select number OF Permanent BosIders VIII os
taken moderate terms. - -. ...-..
m,c I'm n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-02

SoLplERLY AMusMENrS.-1he Baton Rouge Ga
zete Of the 18th ult gives the following interest
Ing accoun, of The way in which some Of the sol
diers OF the T. S Garrison iii that place are in the
habit of amusing themselves. As practice makes
perfect" they will no doubt render essential ser
vice 10 the country in the case of war;
Thc disorderly conduct OF Of the soldiers Of the
garrison for the days loudly calls upon the officers
In chsrge thereof adopt measures to Keep them
from prow;g through streets snd cndangerinc the
lives OF cur citizens all hours of te night Some nights
AGO Young re teuan OF this stopped BY some
Of them and after asking him few questions, in highway
man style. they let him On THURSDAY night party OF
them entered workshop OF Mr. John CaPouladc, abou
ten ocock night, while he was at work. and without
provocacn beabored him with clubs. lie, however was
able 10 raise the aarA and seized all with which he
quoted OF them the time. The citizens gathered
to the spot the rest OF them Of. on Tuesday
night some them went coffee house with the Intent
of making disturbance bui in that they were frustrated
Such repeated call citizens tobe on their
guard Instead garrison being protection. il +
bscomrg source Of dread 10 our peaceful community.
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CnI.NrfNf; HnI.sr sTATlnNERY-ER4vCIs a I

COUNTING HOUSE STATlONERY.-FRANCISa
I Lot TREI, AZ = Aats lzue. hand larz-
rtrrent Easish French and American Sanonery-Aso,
Account Books OF cesetpon. which ey otter at
low aes. Ruled Bill Paper, Invoice ard account Current
apet Letter md Packer At Paper suitable for 9eiZn Cor
esS1E.eace, Bill Fes Improved Litter Clips Pen Rack.
De-. -nd Porke Knives d Roc-sr. and other lake Check
>'eaE,. ScIssor Wax. WAKES Barker snd sgte tase-,
Strei Pens. OF Gie-s. Perrys. Wade. Leon Hsy,eas.
.Hd Mol=y Nngts ruanufacture. God Peas with
Pencils, superior ace. Manifold Letter Wrtefs, Coping
pses Copying PGr improved IrEstsnts,
eaireL patterns Dak FG.e< Ne,rs. DIafs Cbecss,
Bills Exchange. Bills I.scIug. Receipts. Memorandum
B.oss great Orers for Account Be- oS. Stationery
and PrIuflnc vii pfurnut attsftlun.
FRANCIS x LOUTREL, Manui.cturnR Stntioners.
a. 2w q Maiden lane
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HANSEN 4 BYII Dsne.s N Books and Slatece-y Law
INKS ScHoa Book and Blank Bsok, VIII ,-rn the
Sin az Nav - ter former stand, No le Nasau-.t Tribune
Pud nss Opposite the Park. wber- ter viii continue
complete general Of aronery of the best gua
p, English Freucn and American Abe Blank Books os
eyery DESCRIPTION always hand and rIa Order ruled and
bound any pattern CoEec1a and Law Blanks Of eTey
DESCRIPTION and approved FORMS YriHi TIE s
" of papsr general assortment Of Scho Books constantly
% hand Pa;ng md eadag al Inoesrais p.lcea ~ q
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PROTECTION TO BOOKS, MONEY, &c Til. sub
scrDe has ard rec-iIIEs rom "
- ia rhs city. assortment Of RIEH'S lHFhOP I'D
P.gTE,NT S.9L-2A-iNDER SIZES, embracing a zrsat
yafi-ry ana patterns, ica n warrants 10 = sr sac
~ IN rs fo q.llti-s and sul~rIof II Other RESPECTS u
ANY otf-r ai-s his G-d
trs Persous wishing purchase respectfully iaTlte
call ;h- Workmanship, -4d Ley VIII not
A : MARVIN IL! W1tsr-street
There rou- OF ftIchs safes the PItsourz lre
The merchants ihs- trusting eh-zP article made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-02

FArAL ACCIDENT, Thomas Garfield, SHOE
maker in Hsverh! Mass and Mr.. Edwards O; The same
place killed within few days near Have.h in The
Following manner: They were riding In buggy. and Il i
suposel ha; the horse became frightened and b1cAeG II
bank as The bodies Of the two Were found a. the bot
tom the precpce. The horse lying on TOP OF them The
horse was apparently uniujred but enIased N The
harness SO unable up. They have both XII
families NJ. Garfield So years OF age, and NJ. I'd
wards about 10.
SrlclpE "A young woman By the name OF Emil
" Bish Of Holmes Hole ,nd employed seamssress in
tailoring es,ablisInen; IN New Bedford. committed s-
eide in tia; sunday last, by taxing iandAnnIn-
Cause unknown
Oh. what shall we DO ii there should be
war }" said daughter Do!'' SAID The cd
lady, with her venerable eyes sparkling with the
light Of other days-''do as did the last time the
red coats came over here. Make coarse SHIRTS and
panta,oons foI your sweetheart, you JADE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-02

COMSTOCK & co.
NJ q Cour,landstree,,
Have hand.
ARTICLES
Whie snI ba 1919 ost9ined
POPULARITY VIZ:
Cex~yIs MAGICAL PifS EXTRACTOR, for instantly
@ovins all rain ron burns, and ?w.y heslin: without
ii rsr ; a5souis @ 5r vac S0N"' q
Burns. OLD Sores. E.Eyspelas,
sai5 s s's. Eve. r s. s5?s: Blind Or
RHEUMATISM. CONTRACTED Cord, sun JOINTS and Goq;
Ezir and ;rims'.i The ,eep;esi We invite call and be
f G Who have been cured Of RheemaSm and Gioat b.
this l-n-,ly They w,rrantetl TO cure any ease.
,ocect.u IN a 6saa W. have many any cS s
from OF this CIV who have used TIN, OIL with
s,.e Of The E,r to examine the PGOoy ~
Csnsocks Ez,ractGf SarSATa-i!a pure article
b. made. The reasonable that the Poor
afford tbelng nut 80 ssnyr bottle OF s. PER dotrn
hi aSLT se r s, VII Iuhs . pny % gao9 b
use Of C5loInel VII fg ID, SURE rylef iramt
color the Hair shade from light brown to e,
IIars Yon RoSehss Or Bsd-Busy Your House:-A
OF these noSous yeFnia be had at 81 Court,
The CIinese Hair Eradicato-waaped to remove the
hair from Face Neck aud Arms and will not ajuFe the
HlGi-4 eS nilie, every member Of which
'ose; hays csq wa wa b is Of r.,wo,
aud Bassm Of Lverwo for all diseases OF the Lungs,
N,is DiseSssyeBy which all Stove. and PIPES be
KEEP; LET with beautiful polish Coach Body.
T dm Rl S1Gns ~ amm Ss Keep IS Aa
Lopgieys 5este,n Indian PanGceGIs warranted tn cure
Asthma Dysp-psi Indigestion Cosyeness &c
Dcfierer's Mggie Rar O,l-t the hair beautiful
gloss and Hcues II TO curl aud wholly unlike any Other
Oil never soils the fines, Ladies Hats in the least.
Prsse-rc aud Bsdutty the HGir-By using the Genuins
Olinge Balm of Columbia. which Immediately stops the
Hair from falling and restores ii WHEN BALD. ltkeers
the Hair lrc from scURs Sold o>Lr genuine
al y COurt,rd street.
U,ich To0'h-.4che Drops Warranted cure, AMI will
no, iuiure teeth OF gums. Price q per bottle
WORAiS.-Kolms,oek's ptrm,sge.-ts entirely vIGE-
TABLE and ingr the delicate CHILD, even
shO IIi there h- Flcr, - cents.
Hdys LiniRers-Wiil sny of PILES, (either
Blind or Bleeding Wv lRRASTED.
CAUTION no BE REMEMBERED,-Th ,boyo-
named Articles sold ONLY genuine in this City by
CoNsrocK CO. 81 Couriland street. and By DR.. Field,
n T. corner of Third Avenue and Tenth stin brooklyn,
i3o Futonst REMEMBER THE NUMBERS! TAKE
80. yytrtI Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-02

NOTICE FROM DECENTRALIZATION TO CONi
- TRACrOR$.-lt ceer! duty 10 Ergr-eFs and Con-
actor who may have tea 81 visiting Cartsze1a, =Vy
Grenada, ,gith any untefta lre 20 advise such
IeroH- Gallon Herman !. LOAsA n @ SpFce-siFee
phil4Lsi ania. previous 70 Such interchangeable l. hsy1Z
been actively Hz-! with party under TIE original co0tllc
or work, during the !est months.
M Lnmbaert mag III the above named residence on
after the tenth dsy Of JuGe he snd the party wh
winch he acted expected ifua the b. that
time He a.;h0rze say tEaf whatever statements Ne
this iJ-ct. w be folly sr:sieined by Samuel H.
hlea.s ESQ L. : Consu IL Ca.thAgeia- Justice 10 the In
S,r=f Ors requires - information of coec; char
than heretofore been Disseminated N tas country win
>tect tie iicue. the work there Contemplated.
.Lc,id ta isid b4t,ra IN. nntIr az 2aWln
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ASK THE SUFFERER
FEON
iSTHlIA
FOLGER'S OLOsAONIAN,
Au-uenI,uc R,Is.u,.

Ask your friends If they know Of any thug that will 50
SPEEDILY cur. long and tedious Cough Passing Of Blood
Bronchitis Dysieptc Consumption HoarenesS, niiurnzi
diseases OF the Throat tolger OlosaonlAn md they
nes 5f na notice WITCH has Seem productive OF 50
good IN so short .4gos q .s E@ R thsioo"Hs
,i Bo~D the celebrated Boston cracker baker 90 tssu
t,bmS for years and could lad rTllsf from
produce induced 20 tr h srea; remedy She IS now
disease ,rad II and also cured BY Mrs Bond
so we'll that able from her bed earl? in the
AM ,aroy auce from her distressing msl4dy
HENRr JAcNsoN l3h street nei. the Catholic ymetfry
Olosaoaan having been cted with Asthma for more than
90 wars aad wa, so exhausted on h' ARRIVAL mat hv could
not ek he purchased bottle i9d rode hone rous gay.
erw ard b walked from his residence 70 he office without
fatigue distance Of over two miles 10 tell oil th-
rri when he mad experienced LON HSlhs aD"ui one ai' oil
0's 0O''ec CONSUMPTION or THE LUNGS
blr CoN#orr 3 White 81 ms 80 low IN the month OF De-
cem-la that he was given ~ o. hi! physician HIS friend.
hc Oosaonan and his surprise has far restored him TO
h-al;h that he now able TO- walk about the streets,
ESQ aad C-o.e W HAYS Esq all bear testimony from
experience Of the healing properties Of Ibis Great
'sl-'e' - N''''N sPlTTlNG BLOOD.
Mrs. THoug9rsN l52 Monroe s. who had oesn troubled
W. ~ tbs ,r.,et rruasdy in the world
DgNNts KELLY Wetrr-s: lls0 eli-yed. from The
Fayire ben 1ra-r H. calr Of his paesi.
~ ,I "a, sistsr alrbonsh he coui-t constantly
and Wa very much troubled x Hsht wezt, bottles Of
The Remedy enabled hiLn To r-taI 70 la daily work lie was
David Henderson 90 Lsisht street Geor2= w Burnett.
formerly Newark y J.. Heuy Lisbon. @9 BfTiGgonst
other prrI0n have C-r4 specify and T-f'na'
a-E.ly cured oil th- same complaint D. ,hIs remedy
THE. ARRAY OF NAMES
wch could b podacsd OF r.oa who have used this great,
rsmety would Khan nil column. Among The number
We az permitted refer A. NJ B.1nscr 2 BARCLAY
NJ Wilson of Hotoksn. hrs Bel Of NonIsLown y. j;
James B. D-yor lei -ads street. hrs ScCff-~ % A;tcr.
n-ys're-t r Smith. g q AFs. W m Il. Af-e Of
ilis ci,y. ,ad Yrs. Archibald IS Whi:e;s,'-et-
b deceived with ether rsurdy when you wish 70
purcas- thS :hat ol.-s Oiosaouiau Al
Healing Bsisal sold only isG door
above Ann. Al rs HAYS 35 Futoastre- Brooklyn agdat
Hin-snn's. Willtimsbarg. s'2 Sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-02
WooDW0HTnls PLANlNG MACHINES

WOODWOHTH'S FLAMING MACHINES.
LyOCRTEES YEARS EXPERIESCE, toge;hsr with
many vAuSle improvements and additions 20 his for
NOR enables subscriber furnish short
and OF tire mos; perfect constBcton materials anc work
rnan-hip Machines plane wood In all is varieties, zach
A. claiming or suTfac.ng only, or cutting moai1ngs.
10. pl=uiag. touy1eng ard growing, ointng or rhb
betting. -hi planning clApooards
Application may he made tn the subscriber, at hs estab
ishnef, IN Fo1bo:o' or al hs Office, Of Conmsy
dial al: Lewis stress, Boston, where Machines nay be
see and any information relative the may be oo-
aiIet vel 0f Josiah Blackwell and Co. Sew-Y1rk,
o. Of j. W. ScheDek, Albany.
Letters OF mere inquiry must be postpaid
sAMCEL B. sCHESCK-
vo7lorr, Mass. Anrn !! is4a "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-02

GREENWICH POTTERY
No 2s West Eighteenth ST. between och and 10th avenues
THE attention Of the public IS called the numerous
tices manufactured tins Establishment consisting IN
part of the following, viz:
Stone War Ear,hen Ware,
Portable Furnaces, flower-lotS,
Beer Jugs. Oyen-III
Chimney Tops, Grren-iiouss do,
Stove-Brck Backs 5; lambs for CRATES,
Fire Brick Fire Cement and Clay, Sc.
As Establishment the on one of r kIad the city
where all ;hc above articles manufactured and sold Deal
respectful lily invited cali and they will be supplied
cheaper aud better than be- had IN the city
20 05o Portable Furnaces hlud aud ready the
snrinr trade mrt 6r WASHINGTON SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-02

CCOD BREAD-GrocsrS hotels. aat Families n The
u lower part OF ei,y b sq2pl'=t with Brad made
f,, t r- tst br.pd OF sup.ra- FlOsT-snch split and
us: Brad rpz1e Of ts b Southern AID OHIO Flour
table Refec,orrS and others for vii bing Of The
Is Gu; 70 n advantsc ls tsnily Br-a1 maj % the
k.s, Ohio aad erse- Flour. t Rolls ad Graham Bread
of ,rrr 1usiitT Rys and Com Brad fresh morning ard
noon Those vishu. 20 te sGFp-e viii please leave their
Orders ~ he srcr:s Bakery - S=kInaa-st-et between
Cod nd ifsrrs-:s he strefest p-fsnss 4e1OG will
* paid INA, his customers su1pll-t Ia se2sou-
JAMES KELLY, - Be~knzn-stTesi-
FOOD I5a b-g4l naHd ~a1e3 ard bcy from is to
yess oi - aVsr-ziice 10 ;a; branch OF liz tuscA
Arulr q haEe m q
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From ,be baltimore American Of Wednesday.

NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTIONS The new Postmas-
ter General has prepared instructions 10 Deputy
postmas,eTs. under the new Post Office Law, which
goes into operation on the Isl Of July NEXT. The
limitation OF the tTasking privilege Of Postmasters
has cut ct the usual mode Of transmitting SubscrP-
tons 10 papers The following method Is therefore
substituted by the Postmaster Geners las provision
for the transmSsen o; money, much preferable 70
that now in xse We extract il from the Synopsis
which the n Y Herald gives OF the letter OF IN
struction a..
Money for newspapers subscriptions not eHesedns $40 IN
each case may be paid 10 Postmaster e' me p" pose o.
hi naiJ % The publisher Of newspaper at any o;her
oacs The p NJ Is in such caseio give to he person
paving the money recep; therefor and TO advise orh
with the Postmaster, who IS 10 pay sad amount o a'n
d I-non .1-ss,rtaton Of this receipt; the amounts
10 bs paid over The Postmaster receiving me amount
10 dc6t himself Herewith in his account and Inc f'sI
paying that amount is 10 credit himself IN us "'
count OF contingent expenses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-02

GLASS WARE AND CHINA
u 2Uo1 doz Tumbers, various qualities. for family use.
1000 doz do DO do. for bar Use
hto dining of different styles, Solar Lamps of the best
quality Solar Shades. ground and Gund0lts Of every
de>ctiptonnll of which will be sold AT very low rnie<
Families about commencing housekeeping requested 10
call before purchasing thew will md the goods n low can
be bought aI auction +. IiADLEE % Greenwich -.
ap23 3Ew In between Barclay anG Vesey.sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-02

~ THOMPSON'S TkUSSE.S. Once 10 Geek
u GNNman street. About $40 " the nrst physicians
es sSiS to aS.t r as' s@ s
graduate tho pressure from 10 fy pounds on tho
rupture without back pad, which does much injury
the .pne fair trial bang thu best test OF its superb
orty applied and six days trial given ud II II does
retain the rupture white performing every kind OF cI-
erc.ae or coughing and give perfect eason word II Ia
satisfactory every respect. the money chserfy
returned ard th. the only condition on which you
should buy any Truss. permanent easily effected,
and warranted, If directions are followed.
Those sanding FOR this Truss reed only mention the side
rlp,ured and the roRnd the hips they can grad
nate the pressure TO their Sold wholesale and
retail a 3 Reckman-st AMI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-02

M1LgnISM The proceedings OF the professors
OF this belief have SUCH that the officers OF TINS s
other towns In the vicinity have FELT it their d 10
tsSe means 10 pat stop 70 them.
Mr. George " Brown, OF orTncton, who hiss been iof
some weeks in This and vicinity, arrested On
Tuesday bT our seleete examined before Mr. Barton ana
sentenced 10 the county jail for twenty days
On "Wednesday OF the leaders ell known rs Joe Tur-
ner another named Harmon with others Were
arrested az the house OF Mr. Mcsquie Poland by the
selec,mcn OF that GOWN, as was reported.
Norway (Me.) Advertiser.
The person who took an Umbrella from the entry
Of the Bspt.s. Church. sabbath evening last If he did
no, design 10 steal restore +; 10 The by leaving
II nj hi, Office BY so doing ne viii avoid exposure
Sara;osa Wing.
He probably keeps the Umbrella 20 "av0d exposure
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