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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
Testimony in favor of Missions.

Rev. Mr.. Tus,on. Cha plain to tho Senate. has
addressed noto through tho National Intelligent
Ger. TO the Hon. Caleb Distinguishing his o.
pnon in rotation TO tho misson efforts II
China. Mr.. Gushing replies that in the late no.
go.atons. important, not 20 sly Indispensable ser
wee derived from American Missionaries in
Chinn-and moro especially from Dr.. ldgmnn
md Dr.. 'arkcr.' He saws that thor Intimate
knowledge Of China and the Chinese mad. them
inva ua be advisors. and their high cha ractor
.rhu,ed 20 give woigh, and moral strength to ts.c
missions.
After abiding to tho va'uo Of tho philosophical
abors Of the .n'ss,onn ries China no closes thus
Permit TO add that. crninentIy great as
their incidental utility has boen i. is but 4 small
point compa rntiva'v among the great and good
deeds of the religious Missionaries IN the East.
There is not Il nobler n moro deeply Interes-
ting cha pter than this in tho history Of human
courage. intellect, selfish crfice. greatness in vir
tue; and il remains vet I" DO written in manner
worthy of the dignity Of tho subject, and of It's
relations TO civilization nnd governman, well
as TO the Christian Church.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
A Horrible Deed.

Our community liorror-stricken on las:
Thursday morning by the reported death of Mrs
Mary West, relief Of the late VIM West. oced
aboI, 20 years. and her grandson, Henry Swlnk.
aged bout i2 years, living four mics north Of
his place whose half consumed bodies were
drawn on. Of the flames Of the burning and des-
troyed dwelling Of the deceased. The dro was
first discovered by the ne'ghbors about day
light but it had SO far progressed that it was
impossible 10 arrest tho entlro destruction Of
the dwelling, smoko-houso, and CRIB togeth
or with all their content. The bodies OF the
unfortunate old lady and her grandson wero not
discovered until q late hours indeed for q while II
hoped they Ind escaped from The burning edi-
fee. \ jury of inquest having been summoned
to tho spot. after duo examination found that the
deceased had CONS TO their deaths by the violence
of some unknown person or persons on the NOR
ming Of Thursday, and tina. the building was
then fired. Mrs. West was known to be in pos
session of several hundred dollars in silver aud
p. per money; and there is doubt that the per-
pcirator of tho horrii deed just related was IN
pursuit Of this and very probably obtained the
whole of it.--Erom the Salisbury, \. {. Watch
man, March %.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
An Apt illustration.

"Ono murder makes villain: millions Il he 70. -
This is well illustrated BY tho following para
raph from tho Wcsttiald News Letter:
''lfa man (says he) is known TO bring 4 negro
into this country. for the purpos, of selling him
into slavery, he is guilty. of piracy, and must suf-
fer death. But if BODY of men meet together.
and decide that n new country must bo annexed
to this, and with it bring in twenty thousand
negroes in slavery. they called patriots, and
in honor of their deeds cannons fired. hats
thrown into tho air. and loud shouts are hca ri
for the glorious extension Of freedom and p ro-
gressiye democracy!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
A Money Maker.

About twelve years ago poor French woman
residing at Blnos Ayres. exceedingly perplexeo
with regard TO the "wavs and means, So, her
inventive genius 10 work, and bit upon the fol-
lowing cxpcd icn,: Observing a vast quantity OF
bones and animal otfal thrown away from the
saughtcr-liousc, with wich Bnanos Ayrcs n
bounds, "a though, struck her that she mi GIT turn
this waste to profitable account. Having pre-.
cured largo iron pot. coec!ol ql1n.ty of
bones, &C., sho commenced operations by boiling
them and s,simning OF the fat which sao sod at
tho stores Of Buonos Ayres.
Filming tho proceeds Of hor industry amply re.
arded her labor, sho perscvcrod. advancing from
pot to a boiler, and from boiler TO a ste,ming
vat, until she possessed magnificent apparatus
cap1b'e Of reducing hundred hcad Of cattle TO
talInw at ono SCANNING Four years ago she sold
her m,n"fictorv, retired from business. and now
rolls throug! tho streets in Of the h1ndsomest
Carriages in Bucnos Avrcs. Thoro is scarcely
respectable M rch1nt III that place, or in Monte
vidoo. but is in sonc way coanec.al with cat!lo
sto7mlng.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
British Tariff ON American Provisions.

Il is no: quito certain what sort of reduction
hns been will ba rnade in tho British Thrift on
American Provisions. rha flct that tho Cam.
bra broush: was ,,a. Sir Rob,r, Pool in his Bad.
get proposes reduction cotton. lard. lard oil.
and slaves. Tho proposition of British Minis.
with nn1joriiy in the House Of Commons. my
be generally regarded law. But then thcre il
another important question: Whom docs this re-.
duc.ion take place? From tho language used in
the p1pors we should suppose it would ,ako place
irnmed iaicv. In respect to lard and oil, this
fact (fi, be really SOY is highly important to ..
hio; but important it is. daal,rs should be- caro-.
flI Of speculation; for tho esc: of thos, changes
prices IS generally slow. Tho most impor.
iant effect will DO to increase tho dem1nd for
these nr,cles-an etfac, extremely advantageous
tho VEST Gin. Chron.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
France and China.

According TO the Rcvuo do Paris, the following
arc the heads Of the troa,- concluded by NJ. De
Lagrencc with the Chinese commissioners ut Ma
Gao on tho 24th October last: l. Franco is to
be placed footing Of equality with the most
favored nations respects customs. z. Sho 10
mover 10 be sub ocied to tho po ytnent of any Pc
roiical tribute 10 tho Sovereign of the Celestial
Empire. 3. She may establish factory at Can
ton. on tho plan of those possessed by the Eng
fish, Dutch, Danes, S,vedcs, and Spaniards. 4.
Sho will be permitted 10 trade at Tchang Tchcou;
resorving tho right Of the crown Of Spain, which
enjoys privilege in that city. 5. She my os-
IA bish factories q, Hicmcn Tchaohng and Ming
20. 6. Finally, she will havo tho right of ira
ding in every place thai may hereafter be opened
to tho mos, favored nations.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
Tho Washington correspondent. of the New

Tho Washington correspondent of the Now
York Courier says:
Mr.. Dallas pcrtnacious retention Of tho Woo
Presidential chair tho close of tho session.
contrary to tho usage for sncl, cases made and
provided. was not accidental. He fonrcd O.
lection of one OF his rivals. Mr.. Woodbury..
who. no doubt. would havo been tho successful
candidate for the post of President pro tcmporo.
situation no entitled 10 from his character
and lcng,h of service, was approached by n
friend, and requested to call Mr.. Dallas notice
to tho necessity of cIec;ing tho Customary Off
ccr-''Ho has already been notified, Sir. and
second suggestion would meet tho fnia tho frs,
destined 10 receive" Dallas was equally op-
posed TO the election Of oo!bury or Cass.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
A rice point Of Law.
S,C1 Nin z

Blackstone, speaking Of the RICH, Of a vito TO
dover. asserts that if land abide in tho husband
for n single momen,. the wifi, shall b. endowed
thereof; AMI no adds in note. That this doctrine
was extended very far by jury in Waos, whore
tho father n I'D son wcro both hanged in one cart;
bu. the supp sod TO have survived the
fa,hcr. by appearing 10 struggle tho longest,
whereby he bocarnc seized of osietn by sur.
vivors:ip. in consequence OF which soizing. his
widow obtained verdict Of her dowcru
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
T0L. XVI

PRIzE FIGHr.-Ona Of those beastv affairs,
called prize fight, took place on 2 ut. a. VIII
liamsburgh, y. Y, between Mike Ward Of New
York and Tom Crib Jr., of England, for s. 10.
1t lasted fftv-nino minutes, and twenty-ono
rounds were fought. Ward was the victor, both
parties suffering severely. Tho second of Ward
was named Bill Jones, and of Crib, Andy Nc
Lean. Crib, the defeated one, is said 10 have
been left on tho ground, alone, enve!oped in
blanket.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
a SINGULAR DEvELorruESr.-A NOS, extraor.

a SINGULAR DEvELoP~IENT.-A most oxtraor.
binary atiair has occurred a, footing. Eneand--
A person had lived in that place moro than a
half q century, part the time cook to n In
dy. and six years as the vito of Robert Welsh
tho parish clerk. died At the age Of 50. and was
discovered to be man. He Ind regularly par
taken the sacrament. and was roligiouslv buried
rs "Sisier Ann Welsh Many parties wished
10 keep the matter secret. but woman named
Fletcher. who was at the laying ont. had sworn
to the body being that Of man, and i. would be
disin.erred according 10 law.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
Constructive Travelling.

4 Washington letter SAYS. before tho adiourn-
men, Of tho extra session Of the L. S. Senate,
il decided that Senators were entitled to
mileage for the extra session. although no. onc of
them had left the preciccts Of Washington. Tho
travelling is all constructive. and thus without
paving on, cent or moving from their places. the
Soaators will each pocket for travelling COM
pcns1tion Of abou, 800 on m average. nmount-
ing in the aggregate TO some $4,000 or s 10 900
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
How to pack a Carpe, Bag.

\ Southern cotemporarv gives tho following
directions for picking carpet bog:-Tho bag
should be packed by placing tho clean linen in
first. ncuIny the trcd shirts. After which,
stuff tn con, and boots; garnisl with shaving
tackle, and m down with hair brush. If tho
packing is not then successful, insert foot
into the bog, and pull forcely The handles. 1t
docs no, matler aboLt tho carpet bag beng wide
open n, both sides. it Is closed with a pad
lock in the middlo.-fN. Y. Evening Mirror.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
Tennessee Politics.

The Wing S;a,o Convention Of Tennessee ns-
senlblcd ut Nashville on March 9th. Tho
Nashville Wing states thu. in point Of numbers.
position, influence and character It was no.
passed by any similar body on any previous oc.
caslOn.
Tho Convention nominated Col Ephraim H.
Foster the whg candidate for Governor. at tho
ensuing August election. Mr.. Foster acknowl.
edged and accepted tho nomination in speech Of
ability and eoquence.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
wears since.
Arrest on suspicion Of Being Engaged in the slave


Tho Wilmington Ool.) Gazette Of Yesterday
snys, Capt Gray, of that city. was arrested on
Friday last upon the charge of bein9 engaged in
tho slave trade the coast of a frica. n few
months since. Will, commander Of the brig Az
nc,. He govo tho bail 80 O0) required by
Jndro Hall, the district julg', 70 appear in conr,
nj New Castle and take his trial in June next
The charges woro preferred by tho Hon Henry
A. Wise.he lla"ing cause TO suspect the brig when
on The coast Of Brazil.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
Tho Washington cor.as?oalcnt Of tho New.
q rls Daily Advertiser, gives the following:

CAPT. RYSDzas. OF THE Vampire (EuPIaE)
CLUB. =. I.--Iherc is gentleman now In TIM
CITY. connected with the Now York! D>rn ocra.ic
press, who has in his possession some very in,cr-
e~ting and iinportant letters wi'ten by Rynders.
which furnish a key 10 tho past history of TINT
important porsonagc. The saiI letters were ia
ken from gambler, forgor, &c. who was soma
time since arrested, and, believe, convicted in
New YORK. In them he disp vs. to the person TO
whom they wero addressed his catiro connection
with tho NcksbHrs gamblers, &c.-who were 50
unccrcmonoasly driven from that city few
years since.
Being written about tim: time, he enclosed a
handblil advertising himself and others which he
tolls his friend will account for his leaving there
Il, all, and as the reason why he took his dcp7r-
turo abruptly. They have boon read by Gov.
Wright. BY whom the Capt md his Vampire
Club. is understood and marked for demec tic
degradation. Tho letters will probably be shortly
published in the \. Y. city press.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
The Native Americans.

This party has carried tho majority Of the
Town Council, and other Offices III Harrisburgf,
Pennsylvania. The minority there has hereto
fore boon Loco-Foco. This is another evidence
tia, they all coma from, the Wigs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
Tho mos, b,antiful array of f1owars n

Tho most bonutifui array of flowers may DO
produced By taking an older stalk. punching out
tho pit,, placing within tho stalk variety Of
seeds. whose flowers blossom about the srmo time,
and burying tho stalk. an wIen b'o7soning it
has various kinds Of fiours. according TO the
seed planted in tao stalk. This is n beautiful dis
coverv, and we'll worth tho experiment.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09

Business never was was so brisk before IN
Philadelphia. The hotels arc crowded with s,ran
gers and merchants from abro1d. and ovcry mail
brings hundreds who arc compelled TO seek rri-
vato lodgings. The stores are fail-Mnr kct ST.
IS like boc-hivc-boxas and b1los ihrong the
pavemenis. and everything wears the air of en-
terprsc and raro prosperi.y.-LEx. Paper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09

A lad of ID years of ng.. named Charles Woe
yer, died in Now York lately. of Inflammation in
tho stomach, produced by a pioco Of tobacco.
which had been cnndes:inoly given him By some
unknown person.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09

Tho nnorrnons of Nauvoo arc proceeding to
execute the provisions of their city charter Just
Us if It had not been repealed By tho Illinois Leg
isIaiure. They expressed their determination to
disregard and set a, defiance the &C, Of repeal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09

EXECUTIVE CLENsScY.--Captain Snngs.or.
who WAS convicted a, the lato Grimm nal Court Of
assault cx-Prcsidcnt Adams, Sntur-
day last pardoned by the Prosident.-[ Nat. Intel.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09

Az UNKNOWN DoSoa.-The New York Col.
onz1iion society has received contribution OF
$500 from some unknown donor.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24
YORK. MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUA1sY "a, 1875

p 1oARDISG SCHcoI.-IGvISG INSTITUTE, Tlszr
- Town, y. Y.-WILLTi3I L. LYON, \. II. Prirci-
fai--SuE.mer Session VII open the lst OF May.
To those who desire place soGs az Boarding School,
Tie advantages offered i: this Institution believed to be
equal, il not superior, 10 any II has been success
ta operation seven years Tile location delightful AMI Sa
luorouS : coavenen; OF rom the City. The ell
ice is conIodoas and couiortabe-thc play grounds
PIE and disconnected from the village. The government is
efficient but mid, resembling that OF well regulated
Christian fiiy-and day scholars received
;erac; the salatary influence ef family training.
The system OF instruction designed merely ~ ad
vance AID perfect the pup! in the branches studied. but 10
develope and instruct the Judgment, to ensh;en the
dcrsiautr- 10 form the habits, and 70 give mora and
useful direction TO the incilnatious
Further particulars, including Catalogue OF Students
opinions patrons &c. VIII 5e the pamphlet circu-
lar OF the Institute, be had application At the Book
Stores OF Bartlett & wexford, As;or House. and Rayliozs
IS Bowery.
Reference, By permission, to hc following distinguished
gentlemen
Washington Irving, Esq.
Hon. Daniel Webster, L. s Senate.
Hon. GuliAn c. ferpia.ck.
Capt. Alex. Slitel Mackenzie, L. s. y.
Nathaniel B. Holmes, Esq. T;rrytowr.
Francs Hal, Esq. Rev. Nathan Bangs ID. VIM. c.
Bryant, Esq George T. Trbc J. T. Van Rensselaer,, NJ
d. Harper {; Brothers, ScwYork City.
Also the following who have been. Patrons
Rev II W Hunt, Zebebce Cook, Jr. Benz l. der,
Rev L u Vincent, NJ Van Beurer, Oscar Irving,
Rev Thos Burch jus VI iIeyt, Tleo Reese,
Rev J Dewing, j l. Mott, J W kneves,
Rev J Sewell DuSenberTy, j. Denson,
Rev \ Sellect, L Kip, Geo Clinch.
Rev Dr. West, 7 Parmony, il W Ciipp,
DR. Jos Scribner, Vim G. Boggs, Bcnj D Brush,
Rev Babcock Z W Van Noorhs, Campbell,
\ X Livingston, Leonard Kirby, W Dnnliar,
Elisha Morre, Jacob Leroy BF Howe,
Peter rincSuey, Gen G. II Striker, ii Ra.nor,
Chls Storm, Harvey Weed, Isaac Adriance,
J Ches er1nan. BF wheelwrisht, Thos Patiisoa.
Morris Robinson, VI Van Antwerp. VI Ecls $50 5rl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24
tOK IHt PILES


TI,oR THE PILES Are You afflicted with Piles?
L Try then, without delay. Doctor uqians Veg
etahlc EIeca the remedy ever offered 10 pubic
noce This really excellent medicine Is the re>; OF =
thorough medical eit cation ana complete knowledge Of
The disease fo- which IL is recommended iAe most IT.
uu1phan: SUCCESS attends ;s administration.
Read The following remarkable casea:
iaiy residing IN Norfolk street. was seriously afflicted
,h Piles so reat her suffering tat 10 Use her own
xreSs;cn life Wa. bureG for four weeks she hal been
attended v one of our eminent Physicians, without
,t least benefit Satisfied that il aggravated case
f Piles urcScrbet the Ecctary two boxes were used
Six months after the LADY called TO prescribe
r ,oher COMPLAINT, and then informed me thai she was
ncffecv cured oi the Piles by The two buxes, and had ex-
pcreIccd no return since
sfr G. residing Greene street, called nn me Last sprs
n. :at she had been affected with Piles two ycEs,
Tnnsrel b.. pain the side, papita;oR OF the heart,
nsa of srach:neSs across the chest, and oppression
b ~ unable 10 lie down without eeva:ing tie head ard
t considerably; resting horizontally produced sense
- snfratio followed by cough. BY Using box Of
M Fla-rv the Pain in the side, papitt!on ard opp.es
; cose She could lie down without Inconvenience, and
s pies " ere partially removed, and second box made
,,r;e;e cure 10 the great gratifcatol the patient
IA In This CITY tv the Proprietor oaiy regularly edG-
PHYSICIAN confined TO office practice for the
,en+ of CHaoSIc DISEASES, No. le6 Bcwery. Medical
-,,is Price OF the EesaaTy one dollar. ~ Remember
,Ia, ,be Er,.dry IS INTERNAL REMEDY, and not All
,SrnaI appiitation and sold AZ s6 Bowery four
DOOR. above Spring 81, oce hours from a. NJ to P.
NJ j?a 5n-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

TtAUTIoN-The subscribers, finding there is set Of rn-
Sncpled fellows, Who are Ill the habit c sel eiAdeS
Of an interior quality purpogtin TO come from their
factory iiioEIn the palic. or those who wish good sd'
that om dGte they VIII be found only at No Spruce
street. where they have OF the most splendid sS9rt
nent, which could he collected They warrant their shite
TO wash They ,yill curl crack, they Use :0i
but oil c0o-s. (They do opca ten and twelve cases
tay advertised by o;ers-tiat being too inucl
hunbusgcry-hcTe being such thing cases OF shades
But they Keep more Shades ha;d than ali the other
stores liz tie city, and they ali manufactured uEdef
their own person direction. y person can. By choosing
their own views, have them copied correctly.
on hand few pairs OF correct copes OF some OF the most
celebrated Cathedrals il Europe.
si.n., Banners ana nteEr Decoration; done in man
ner no; 10 be surpassed. Trimmings Q! al kinds cheap
shades shown with the greatest pleasure ~ Visitors even II
,bev do not bu-. If lm) RART0E e De MACNf.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

Ein-s Queens Generals. Csvicrs and laes OF the Court
were retre,erst there and among the number some
who appeared the dress OF fools! Il seems that ie
former ambitious soares. In high life there nave
teen several bnIls-among The number are those o the
Ro,h.childs
Berloz has given Concert at thc Cirque olym?i1ae-
The Orchestra composed of $50 performers \ new
pece called the 'Tor DC Sicc was composed by SeIioi
The Billie Spain has been published here i'll the
French languages the Journal de Dc1d;s devoe5 five COZ
utnr. 70 q cr,,l.i.In OF II.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

DREPARATORY O5oAEDiNG) SCHOOL, MIDDLE
L TOWN, conn. ID. Il. CHASE, \. ". PRINCIPAL.
Established in 1855 Sessions commence May 18th and
Oct. i5h, continuing i've months, At $50 per session.
Thorough preparation for college or business, ana persot-
al attentions secured TO pupils fully rs In the most
expensive schools Lads from Ncwlork are placed Ill
charge of careful person. cois and returning Circulars
III 81 M,Ikr,-s.rce; AVID Ia i.roahMAy. d23 yc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24
NATIONAL HOTEL.
No. CorzriANDr. STREET, AND So LiBEzTr-sraEfr
NEW-Y DIRK:
THREE DOORS FROM BROADWAY

INKEr. UUOkN F RUN bRUNUW M.
- THIS NEW HOTEL Is now open, where the pro:
@ pretors will bc happy ecccmdate their friends and
...A The public with bold. The lodging large
and airv and internal arrangements such cannot ial
IL pase The location being the Of business is
oilers Inducements merchants from other cities and the
conutr, not surpassed by any other House in this city.
Tie FURNITURE Beds and Bedding, all new. aud made
exnr.SSIy for this establishment.
families who wish Paror with Scenns Rooms attached
can be handsomely accommodated
The assure their irisGds and the public that no
efforts on their rert shall b. wanting 10 secure the comfort
and convenience OF their guests. and while they solicit
sht of their patronage they hope by unceasng attenton 10
tb. lutr, of vocation, euc satisfaction
w 80 IN, CHAS. wSCKOEF co.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

of persons residing in New York could he given who are
rcaiy 10 bear testimony TO the superiority OF The oc!o-
nian over every other remedy known for the cure OF
Coughs Gods, Asthma CoIsumption Splitting OF Booa'
DySPcp ic Consumption, Bronchitis, Difficulty OF bfeah
in- Hoarseness Influenza Pain, in the Breast and Side,
and the various affections OF mach and Liver
For sale nj Ice Nassau-s door abore Ann and al
Mrs Hzys 129 TrItoD-S;. BROOKLYN. ilO 3n-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

as,Ili W.,KD LUMBER lAiip ~ HE io0t ol 24iii
i 4. street Hudson Rver.-G. :. MOTT takes pleasure
il; giving notice 20 the of real estate and re'ites
that ne has on hand large assortment OF LtnUer 0! all
kinds which lie Offers Tor sale the most advantageous
terms and is wel aware he compete with other deal
es in the City, prices and Qnaity and particularly IN
ves all persons 10 give him call and examine hs stocA
previo,s to purchasing. il
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

DERiFoCAL SPECTACLES-At No. ie2 Broadway.
new article OF American manufacture, inducing ease
10 the wearv eye, and strength tie weak. Numerous
testimonials OF their superior met will be shown. among
which are those OF Dr. Ladner and other noted sc!ente
t,c,ne;: bur the public are invited 10 judge for them
selves Difficult OF deficient vision solicited.
NIB Every other description OF spectaces At less thar
,,,,r,or rrices sl2 isSo-eodt
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

n. LEECHES AND CUpS AZ led by Nj. MACiNU>
corner OF Broadway Gnd Btoone street, entrance ii
BTooule 81. Nev-fork.
Rsfsrsnces.-Dr CheeFnIH, Or. Mott DR.. Nelson, Dr.
Frsncis DR. searns, Dr. Berger, DR.. Weed, Dr., Sinclair,
Dr.. D. smith, Dr.. QuackeI5os
Best swedish Lecciies constantly on hand. jas I'm