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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

NORTHERN RAILROADS Among the numerous
Railroad enterprises now claiming public attention,
there is none which we regard with more lpte-
rest than that which conIempates connection
between Lakes ChampaIn and Onarlo. The
Charter which has Just been obtained, ls, we be-
lleve, "a liberal one.
The North is The Mineral region of our State
The Counties of Clinton, Essex, Franklin and St.
Lawrence, abound IN ores more precious than 81.
yer and Cold, inasmuch as Iron, Lead, Copper,
Nc NC have intrinsic rather than conventional
values The resources OF the Norh though long
neglected if not unapprec'ated, are now being rapid
iy developed We have continued, tor various rea.
sons, to remain dependent upon Europe IN Iron -
Among these reasons, was the superiority OF The
Foreign production But that superiority will not
long exist. We are making excellent IRON now,
und it our capital and labor are protected, We shall
soon produce the article OF as good quality and
as cheap as II eau be Imported
The Bus,onans who are reaching their lone
arms as far North as they extend West, will, with
the cooperation of New Hampshire and Vermont,
soon connect themselves with Lake Champlaln -
This done, link which will make Ontario trlbu-
rarv becomes necessary. THIS would enable the
North to pour It's mineral treasures either into New
York or Boston. Both Cities, therefore, are nte
rested in opening the way 10 these Iron and Lead
Mines
Hon. Mr. Horton. the intelligent member of
the Legislature from Franklin, who has been tor
years zeaously and efficiently laborng TO obtain,
for that portion of the State this much-needed I'm
provemenr, accompanied by Hon. Mr.. Russell, a
m.mhrr from ST Lawrence, and an active and
able friend of tue Road, have, We understand, pro-
ceeded Eastward with view 10 draw the attention
of business men and capitalists TO the importance
of an enterprise which we hope 10 see accomplished.
Alb Eve. Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

x ALL PHILADELPHIA SUBSCRIPTIONS ~
The TRIBUNE be paid TO the Agents. Zieeef go ~.
3Ledger Buildings Sd and Chestnut sts where sirs
MAJ also b. obtained daily oclock (2) flleoep
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19
Subscribers Received TO the Weekly
lribnne
Subscribers to the Daily Tribune,

-Not ihciuuhlS any received III the CITY 0i .Ne"-i
tn, cash IN all cases accom- pdrying hhe oJSrj
SArURDAy, May H.. Istamh I'd, Con. .....'
poushkevpsie, y Y.-..... 1l0sdeasburgh, Y...'.''
roy do u Montpelier. VT .....''''
CINCINNATI, Ohio. 49,. iIRockrille Goa .'.'''
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LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEw-YoRK.
Tho y.y Excise Law.

cy.p sOo-An Ac, relating 10 Excise. and 10 Ii
crusine Retailers of Intoxicating Liquors ,s.,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

&C. EIGHT FAvoslrE PolkAs for l2s cts. VIM.
H. Graham, Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

wevk, e,n,rac,ng the ef Boy, An interesting com, q
juvenile E,biop,n Mnsrrls, Great Wessrrn ana
others OF good reputs. The performances are fieh
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

WINcuEL is draw ing grent houses ut The New io' =
scum ad with Others IS gIyrng splendid performance
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

LITERARY TRAVELLERS 1T Is stated IN the Cos.
rier des Erats Uais that Lamartne, the diromalist
and poet, is soon TO make trip 10 this country, 10
study the progress OF democracy; Gto'er Sand
,s about TO visit Cons,antinoplr Eugene Sue,
Ita!v: AMI the new peer Victor Hugo, 81 Peters.
burgh NJ. Arago Is about 10 pay visit al Berlin
10 his illustrors friend, NJ De Humboldt.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

rs The mountains are on fire all around US
To the East of us ro has been noticed for more than
week, and from its appearance must be doing great
damage. The Essex mountain across the lake has pre-
the appearance Of solid column oi flame aud smoke
days. and the smoke and clcrs impregnac the
for miles around The loss Of property very
considerable and likely to be much greater.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31

e. vii myself 20 and determine r"oined thc Surper
he took the Empress by her hand and leading her into
the great hall placed her the throne beside himself
knsolk and MOBILES. sad The U=urper, by the oaths
- nuye sworn determine between and Ihls man
..ni tie Empress answered. Let me. IN duty
bound speak iirst Heaven be my witness know mol
which j. my lord and husband
And all the MOBILES sad the same.
Thereupon the ci-ncd Joviliian and spake:-
MOBILES and friends. hearkeni ihtt : your En-
peror and your maser hear yc him knox that he did
himself above that which right, and make hi;I
cii equal God. Verify he hath been Ievyaried he
Eath suffered much indgntr and wrong and. OF Cot
".. ye knew hiin not he hath repenied nm OF nj
-r.ey1us sin and the scourgc i rc1noTtd ne mas
made such satisfaction can make. bear y nm
know him. obey HIM.
j. the fccned Emperor thus addressed The asonisAed
MOBILES his features seemed ilUmined with lar and
spiritual lir, his imperial robes fell from Ct him. and
he stood confessed before the assembly anEe! Of God
clothed white riIncut AMI. hc ended his speech
h.. bowed his head, ana vanished tron thsr sight
Iov.nau returned 70 hi throne and for three year-
reirncd with much mercy and justice. thai his sub
jec;s had regret the chan.e ni their Emperor
And i; pass after the space OF three years me
angel appeared u him in dream, and warned
him Of his death oyinn dictated h t-oubous .ie
NJ Secretaries that rnirh; remain warning unto
all men against worldly pride and an ncemcnt 10 me
performance Of religious duties. And when he had
done he meekly resigned himself, and fell asleep IN
death
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31
WISTAR'S BALSAM.

a COMPOUND Balls lMIC PREPARATION from
n Wild Cherry Bark and Tar.-rhe best REMEDY
known 10 the World for the cure Of Coughs, Colds Asthma
Group Bleeding OF the Lungs Whoopngcouch, Bronct
It's IEtuenz, Slorrcss OF Breath Pam and Weakness IN
the Breast or Side, Liver Complaint and the first stages OF
CONSUMPTION.
~ \ THOUSAND CURES. in cases deemed utterly
hopeless have hrnv established us vast superiority over
every former medical discovery II has always been styled
Nui,Ir,s own Prescription" being formed chiefly from
chemical extracts from Wild Cherry Bark and Tar-rvo
lungs prevail We give aiew instances OF lis extraordinary
power, from Catalogue almost without end:
lady Gddress VIII be- gwen at The Newiork Agency
who given up 10y all o her physicians 10 die ot con-
SUMPTION had hard mUc lor months the slde-raised
among large quantities ofmaer sort obony suhsance-had
medicine tor months, beng past all hope-cn-
jray cured by few bottles OF this Ba!sam IN September
and October, 1911
down. tor years, (beins obliged sleep sitting
postel far cured attend To his business in the most
stormy weather.
Thomas Bmdee, ESP J. p Jamaica J.. cured OF asthma
OF "a years standing.
Thomas Cozens fladdonield " J. esr.ies under oath
that he had violent cough aud pam the sdctor months
raised large quantities Oi corrupt naeralso much blood
his physicians could do but little Tor hniguve him pills o
"aopns consumption cured by three bottles OF
WISTARS BALSAM
Mr-. Ann D. Hopkins OF Knowesvic, N. Y. entirely
cured of liver complaint and general debility ot eighteen
months standing.
Jacob Holman, VI. d. Huntingdon cured child OF F.
ScrOebc OF obstinate disease of the Lungs, after he had
red all the usual remedies IN vain.
Cases ARE daily occurring III every part o the country
every shade Of Lung and Liver dseas every other
preparation heretofore known TO the world
Sold Wholesale and Retail by \. Il. & ID. SANDS,
Wholesale Druggiss ~ Fulto-st. Nevl Ort. Sold also nj
oNLY AGENTS IN TINS CITY Price 81 per bottle. Six
bottles for -. ml-9 6m'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31
ALgASY. january =, 1915.
A1RANY. AMI IS. is+..

sNLN-NNl
Dr. Townsend Dear Sir-l feel great satisfaction % HOW
being able certify fully the eeacy OF your Extract u
Sa--apaa IN cases Dyspepsia In my ssi certificate
stated bad used bottle. Hnd lad been much beLrie
since then continued TIL had taheG three bottle
and though ny cast very aggravated one regard my
f H. cured Previous 10 usIs your SHrsaparl44a !ur
months NV food my isrost-uy stomach Wa very
t,- gd irellelf,; after ealing would vUut up III Lad
esi,-l also suffered much pain ~ my saulac- >4ie
rls ac IA orcr ~ induce tose whose habits are sedei
,r s ril, lr- ana who are afced with Dyspepsia. %
nIus, ust OF vo1r Extract >ar>apai a, b evins HAT IL
vii b, as be-. 10 tler "a ne.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31

WAsuIyGro.'s LETTERS on AGRIcULruRE.-
Mr.. KNIGHT, OF Washington city, has collected and
published number of Letters written by General
WAsHlyGroy 20 Sir JoHy SNcLAIR, chiefly on
Agricultural topics They are engraved 50 as to
be exact fac sim7es Of the originals. The Letters
exhibit their author from poin, OF vie,v whence
he is not generally contemplated-qui;e remote
from the stirring scenes Of War or the exciting
tulnults OF the Cabinet. From the peaceful and
quiet pursuits OF Agriculture we would DC glad to
make ihe memory OF Washington Is familiar and
as dear to the Youth OF our country, as his fame
the field Of battle and hs patriotism all occasions
have rendered his name and deeds inus;riops and
immortal. The book is quite handsomely got up,
and is illustrated by several ciigravngs.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31
REMOVAL,
1,UE PUBLIC Is rnIi1ieJ Ihnt IHr OF

J'HE PUBLIC is notified that the Office for The sale Of
H. sCliENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP, has been removed
doors below Broadway. opposite National Hotel We eau
on The public to hear IN mind that p $ Bee4nnn of ~
of lhc Genuine SCHENCKS PULMONIC SYRUP.
Bewareot Conneriets beware OF Spurious limitations!
To obtain Tie pure genuine uEadulternied scheiS"s Pmo-
Lc syrup go directly to The Propreors Ohce No. Court
ton has cured when every Thing else has ialetle ai-
thor ati- this without the fear ofcoHradcton, and doe
upon tie ceaTest convictions OF truth. II taken, and used
according 10 directions it seldom fails OF fetiectns perfect
cure.
Il. principle operation easily explained soots aud
Gains the troube-onc cough, pens the absces-, facilitates
cYpecorion and frees the lungs OF Ia. matter when
collects IN tie mriube' ltrcsates the bowels without e
Of other medicine strengthens the SYSTEM and pure-
Gus ingredients Dut IL made exclusively ot roots i nclp
In Scencs Treatise 10 be- had lgrail- at his oic Court
the early history OF this Syrup be II
originated from it, curing The Author wien IN tho lowest
OF Pulmonary Consumption
Tins medicine, cure for pulmonary Consumption, Las
now become permanently established with the public; The
number Of cures Of Pulmonary Consumption made in this
Cy which before The public, sufficient to prove That
the syrup 'Vll cure Consumption, and e Only medicine
t can be relied upon with safety in that f1gtin disease
the of Mrs Tucker No IS YOr-street Jersey City Sne
was 50 lar reduced IN Consumption as TO be unable TO leave
gan 10 pen tie nbscess came to head and she discharged
nearly quart O yellow matter; her lungs healed her tes
returned and she Is IN the enjoyment OF good health
NJ Lus., Pastor OF the r. D. Church, Jersey City states
that lie acquainted with Mrs. Tucker and believes her
statement gwen in Scheacks Treatise vi Consumption TO
be tr.e.
We aye only space to mention the of Mr. C. Van
Nest New -BrIIIswck late Me<ifnt OF NewYork, No. -
WiaE-reet. who restored 10 health by the OF this
syrup AsO Mary f. Van Buren,, No. 10 Chrstoph
SewYor Charlotte Evans. 81 Montgomery-street Jersey
City, aug!er oi Mr. Peter Delaney, No p Market-sree,
Newar, y. j., VINO all victims Consumption, and
cured by the use OF Syrup alone.
We Just add, in conclusion, thst If any wishes fur
her Is furnished in Scenck's Treatise by
calling a the Propreors Once, they wi! be furnished with
cured by SCheuCh'- Pu!mOnic syrup. Ml4 lmeOdS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31
RANE DEPARTMENT. AIbanv. May 10. ls-;;i.

DR. Townsend Sri have been u.llctel several wears
with dysprpSia in IT, oru- attended with soree-- OF
stomach loss of appetite, extreme heartburn and general
aversion 10 all kinds ofiood and veehs (~af could ea
have been unable 10 rc.uin bur slla portion on iuy
stomach tined The Usual remedies. but iHey had but ic
effect IN removing The complaint w> induced @oou
must say ,it tut ;e Condolences 5ui after using nearly
tyvo bodies find my appetite restored ami TIE heartburn ell
;irty rc,uoyel would earnestly recommend lie Use Of
ii 10 those who have been afflicted a. have been.
Your> w ". Van ZANDT.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31
cnMANT,s PATENT YEAST.

CCORDISG 10 the old maxim, Bread "a Tie staff Of
- l,.v But II il thai GOOD HEALTHPUI. BREAD
SWEET LIGHT and DIGEsTIgLE, u by no means crSy OBJ
tained -.
Chemical science and research expended Tor
more necessary and useful purpose than IN the discovery OF
the material which should promptly and certainly poduco
GOOD Bread Thai great desderaium has been obtained ey
me sk Mr COnant Of Lowell, who has sscertaned no
fad w fresh as the hour can be kneaed and baked Prcs
- cents per pound. For sale by
nvantt GASSNEE A YOUNG l32 Chaihamst
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31

Dr. Townsend: Sir-l hayc been distressed with ile dys
Tep,a for scvera, years. winch originated whilst residing N
ih. West from having my constitution impaired by tie
Western ever and probably 10y taxing udcious quantities
oimclicne Myappeil;e was VERY poor Hnd my food I'D
not properly dgcSt-OCcasuuln" weakness aud general de-
bly ilr:uchon' nav whole system. tried number
Of medicine 20 enedy T. among others both saas- ac
Rr.tn- Sa-a iril.. but they q! Ia ID 10 effect cure
Known. ol -,,r cases where vor pari.ia ac been
very beneficial. resolved Try on. Id deriving .I=lt
i!lertro. continued ua.ii d take hall dozen dies.
and am happy to inform you that my eaiis now restored
To those atcied similarly myself would cletru4!y re-
onr. H. d. CURRAS.
Co.i Ac..t lgi SlArket--trt,.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31
rOR vuu Piles

nR- uPHAMS ELECTt-ARY ian internal remedy Is
~ certain the PILES either internal -N-r-
pal-hleeng or blind Sold only tins city NJ the Office of
the original Proprietor. y UPBAM VI D. resllnr ednei-
ted Physician twenty years experience, confed 70 an
of. practice where Pes and az Chronic Disease
cs.,!lv treated. .edcal Oice i93 Bowery four doors
.,iv;c. ,-ar5. Inyl7 imD xEV~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31
NOTICE.

THE opar,nersp heretofore existing under the firm OF
l. BENEDICT & HAMMOND, was dissolved on the 18th
May, loi5 by mutual consent, Samuel Hammond having
purchased the oS W Benedict, who withdraws from
the
$ HAMMOND is authorized To use The name OF the firm
qudaon the beng per articles ol agreement DO
tween ). w. BENEDICT and SAMUEL HAMMOND
Dated March 7tii 1915.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31
FAMrLY MEDICINES.

CHOICE FAMILY MEDICINES, DRtGs, CEEMI-
SCALS. &c. for sale by DAVID SANDS CO, Chemists
and Phar,naceuti-t. No =. East Broadway, corner
Market street Physicians Prescriptions and Family
Receipts carefully and scientifically prepared competent
person az ali hours OF the day anu night
SUPERIOR SWEDISH LEECHES constantly or hand
for sale applied by competent person all hours r3O
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31
-u-wu.xr-A
= Dysnrn,i,-DYsncn.in g

~ Observation-Disclosures eas!-
IL cured Read the following testimony 1t SiIl-nu,t
convince every intelligent im; the Dyspepsia Is eay
cured Then remember tia, Dr. TowNsENnS CoMPorND
EXTRACT SARstpARILLA is put up in Quart BOTTLES,
ana Is .ix Zines cheaper than any sold But read the follow
nc certificates from some OF the the couHry, ana
l,nnl, il vnli cDr.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31

IT The Celebrated Lectures OF Prof. Fauvci-
GOCRAUD, on ENO-MNEMUIECHNE. or TAE
AIT OF IMFsovf%G THE MEMORY handsome royal octave
OF nearly 6t1 pages elegantly bound Il e!oh wihan eiav-
ed PortrMt OF tle Author.
invaluable work to those VINO are Gseient OF memory
OF fdcts-Ti-ibHEe
4 yery useful ,vork eloqueaty wr;ien.-Mirror.
Indispensable accessory 20 d. eAish Asraries-C'
book e,uinenty deserving OF The success which awaits
'-Pi Pnbi"be,! by WILEY L PUTNAM. Ne,v-York
prce - alleoG;i
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31
Ernm ~ Alhnrr Arnns.

Wrwoud cal the attention Of readers 10 the advertise
ncnt and testimonials OF Dr.. Townsends Medicines N TO-
days paper The certificates are signed by some OF our
mos, re- abr citizens whose verucy cannot be donbcl
His medicines been before the pubic Tor some length o
tinc and hesitation III recommending item 10
those who are afflicted with the Consumption. Dyspepsia
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31

SARATOGA WATER constantly receiving fresh
~ from the Pavilion I'D Iodine Springs for sale in lots 10
suit and delivered any part OF the CITY free OF expense
BY the agents. GASSNER & YOUNG,
az2 iS7 Ctlttsr-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31
1r.. NE\,HUKi;u SUNIMER RETREAT.-Th

E sDscrDcr respectfully ulluulcts 10 Inc puOc VII ~
- still continues 10 keep the above named BOARDING
ESTABLISHMENT Tor tile reception OF those who may
wish enjoy the advantage O cool and healthy atmospheric
The House il LARGE and COMMODIOUS, md pleasantly
situated Academy liii witln hvc minutes walk OF tha
steamboat landing The prospects, one o the richest on tho
Hudson aordng unobstrctcd view Of Newburgh Bay,
aud view of West Point the highlands, Mountains,
Scenery, Families single persons can be aecommoda-
with board by tile day u reasonable price.
NeMburgl. NAV. 1915. Imy27 2mlstrl j. 7. DODGE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31
fine Watobes ano lemeIrp.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.

oICHARD FISHER, JR. WGtclEhihser and Jcwelor,
IL now prepared sell WATCHES ut retail lower Than
any other House IN tc city As he is constantly receiving
al! descriptions direct from the Manufacturers In England,
France and Switzerland, he enabled TO oher very large
assortment Gold Watches from sl5 10 500 each Silver
do from - TO $40 eucll-a warranted keep good time,
the money returned. Also, veiY good assortment OF
JEW ELRI and SILVER WARE very low.
y. B.-SecOnd hand Watches aud Old Gold and Silver
taken exchange bought for Cash Watches Clocks,
Music Boxes Jewery repaired III the best manner and
warranted by experienced worKnien, low any other
House in this city. RICHARD FISHER Jr Importer OF
Watches and Jewelry Wholesale and Reta No Sl Broad
way, New-Y ork a few doors above the City Hospital
nil RICHARD FISHER, JE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31

S Hammond has tlds day associated with him OSDlN
ASCRAFT, and il continue the business OF selling and
repairing Watches Jewelry, usual at No ~
Exchange under the firm of ). HAMMOND co.
5. HAMMOND,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31

~ Cunni frO;u " of !.iTer 10 -Nemphl,.-5T
order o line EoHri ot Mayor and Aldermen oi The Town
Memphis Tennessee do hereby adyertie ior proposals 10
..,r,, n, ever, Miles sad Canal wi! he laid
ros Of one nile eac and eaed proposals for Il cons;c
viii be received un;il The -th Gay oi Iuy next; lie
feliy Years 10 49, u eTe=. pa!ao!e seteAIsa!iy at
7 IsislpHa-
h- Ircr. 20 per cent per Tor The last four Years
and now amounts 10 aJou enly-ive 5c' thousand dol
lars year.
Operators wishing TO contract are invited 10 come and ex-
anime the ground when Gil the niofiao1 desired VIII DC
furnished. j. J. FINLEY, Mayor Of Memphis, Tenn
NrnIlns 5th Auril iSi= al ty2Gos
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31

NB-s Hammond having always attended TO Chrome
meier DuDeY and lin. WORK lnmel wishes 10 inform his
trend. tt ~, ,l continue TIE slne and solcits connu
arcn 81 ,b.i, n,rropogr milo II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31
Col. PIERRE VAN CoraTLASDI--
fully concur in the above opinion. =,
GEORGE z. STANTON.

Bush Hyyer 49, DisbroTv s7S A Hi 28 Greenwich ST;
Gum, Beecker agd Christopher -,s; Watson Ca-
Cox, 10 9th aven1e Sargent 9Th street and Sd avenue
Gabander Ill 9ih avenue; Jackson, I'D Cherry ROTOR
la2 East Broadway Colby 55l Pearl Everett 9 Hudson
street; Hart 5S Grand M u Bune! r j. Husband
lJ7 9th avenue Coggeslan Chatham ST. C.sr:ac ious-
and Bowery. al0 lmy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31
.7y;a SH.AhSPEARE HOTEL, c

aStt.AhSPEANE SoTucr pt NlIuhii
E:I and Ouane-sis. n lTLe Subscriber respectfully in
orns the public that he has leased the above essb
lshnenl, and prepared 10 accommodate them with
BOARD and LODGING very moderate TERMS II has
been put the thorough and eoupctr repair, painted
and rui!ted with additional furniture, and he VIII not
As usual say intends do but socits tho travelling
visit and lyc hm trial and judge Tor hen
selves, thai the establishment under his management Is DO
central business offers inducements 10 merchants from tho
country from It's rerr situation unsurpassed by any Other
house in the city TERMS, 81 per Day-per Week In
proportion.
The Subscriber bcgs call the attention Of Parties that
tie Assembly Room will bc 10 let, 10 those giving Balls and
Concerts Tor the remaining part ot the season. and that uo
Room wi! shortly be put complete repair, and hed up N
magnificent style. He further calls the aiteGton o ue pro-
gentlemen OF the law that lbs room for abluators
and referees undergone alteration and that he Is ready
accommodate them on reasonable ernls-winch VIII DO
by his regulation OF room lure
y. ia select number ol Permanent, Boardcrs will bs
taken very moderate terms.
mai,iu MlNORD s THRESHER
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31
= ~ IN. -..h,rv Pn.riot.

be-,n 1. ,,iie trout ,giii weakness o: the
sn,nacil !, ifi!,,. and consequence win genera
ieuiv-Hut wliu few Nveeis pas more particularly
dis,,s al iit. stu.L wiki loss OF appetite. oppressed
ifh lreat difficulty taking my meals, and G!ier eating
VIII; n o,5i>e sulpIu wind was induced 20 Try bottle
ofr above uedcir having heard It highly recommended
y ,irli .a- a. my own. well for Other difficulties
lad no, ,aken titt ;ime5 before e srea; relief and be
fore zi laktI hall botte ny diIlcuit> appeared - oe
i, r1u,ir,ratyey well and vigorous ever snce deem
is lucii1ua 70 the public ana 10 DT townsend Lie III
ry il for themselves. numbers nre 7uatfs
''''' ''-'' +. W GOODWIN. Ed Albany PaiHo.
JcLY 81. 1871.
For sae at lSi STREET lo5 South Pcarl-s,reei,
AIbsnv; Backus y Ball. Troy ar. Wells. Druggist tuea
Ro,.nan Co IIudson Andrew HHtax, ScIeeciady 'if.
Fowler usingburg, and principal Druggists Throughout
;he uiied Stdie-.
hi contain quart and red with the written signature
OF 5. ?. TOWNSEND, snd hs name blown IN uf glass
lnyol 2ios S2Mr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31

DDAHD.-lS5. Isl. i39 Broadway. Mrs. q. FIsh now
ID has pleasant airy Rooms disenguged AMI very
desirable gle Gentlemen Gentlemen and their wives,
l,vithoui childrn) Also, u limited number Of Gentlemen
accommodated with full partial Board moderate
TrAnsl Boadcrs handsomely entertained al al
pcr day my2S 6t
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31
SARATOGA WATERS.

ERESH from the different Springs or three times
week, VIZ Congress, Union, Pavilion. and Iodine, in
pint and Quart bottles For sale By The Dozen single bot
!a. by DAVID SANDS & co. Chemists and ApotIecares,
IL East Broadway. corner Market--t. ui5o
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31

Wood Type Printing Ink, Paper, Cases Galeys, Brass
pnla COMPOSING Sticks Chase- and otfr Printing MAZE
r;s furnished with prompiitude and ii be lowest pnce
''- GEO. BRUCE < co.
70 The Type on which this paper printed from the
above Foundry, mysa pkW1n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-31

u sSOtSDlNts.-Ouc or TWO gentlemen can be accom-
ID moialrd with Breakfast and Tea iull Board II de-
sired by applying No. IS Crosby-., Also ita.
bic gentleman and his wife. References exchanged