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The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-16
Es0Epsnees gHggss.su5de ERag,s,

Es0Epsmeet EassguiGo EBag's. USf received, few Musquito Bars, superior to ket. They are of BoBINrrr, of sufficient width and length in the piece for bed of the largest size; and of the very best and most durable quality For sale low for Cash, by
 GEORGE MELBOURNE.
 East side Main street. July lM 1915. 44-tf
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The foregoing is a correct translation o the original
 STEPHEN Z. HOYLE, Translator.
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ANSON JONES
RESQI.IIrI0N

|ST RESOLUTION.
 |aal ol the existing government Fd Texas to the United States. |e government of the United |Oposed the following terms,
 fondliions, on which the peo- ol the republic of Texas
 Into a new State, 10 be called |Aas' and admitted as one of the |aetIcan Union, to wit the resolutions of the United |N' oy said terms, the consent government of Texas is re- |sIore.
 resolved, by the Senate and ''rFeSentallves \ of the republic .0oagfess 7, assembled, That the Texas doth consent that the .4ofy Of the republic of Texas
 l. 'l'o a new state, to be called
 'aaS' with a republican form of ' !. oe adopted by the people of ,t' deputies in Convention as " !, ], 'lat the same may be admi- 7 {, 9le states of the American 'l consent IS given on the terms, ' 4, conditions set forth in the ' lolnt resolution.
 J :, further resolved, That the ,n, < %le President of the republic ''as a.s. date May 9th, 1915, and the 5.aeS 9d to sit in Convention at ie'. ' ol July next, for the adop-
 euOn Tor the state ofTexas, had
 s,e.teWlth, .S. hereby recieve the !. ssllnlg.government of Texas. Ia, n.ur!ner resolved, That the rsaa sAas Is hereby requested im- u~'l the government of the Ough their accredited minis ,o 1'lment with a copy of-this
 to furnish the convention ,l. las'lh on the 4lh of July next, n same, and the same shall 'na al'er its passage.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-16
E. EH. pa aNGHaGEn

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
 OFFICE AT THE STATE BANK. Little Rock Arks., July 10th 1915. 4l-fr.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-16
Epr. A. NJ. Webb

90 D0Z. bottles Eng. Mustard, 1-O 24 do. Seliz 8. Soda powders, 5 i'd .ihubarb Just received, and for sale by
 II. HABER9fAN MqY Ilth, l345.--35;6m.
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|Hns for tie Executive to cx- |si confidence in your individ- sustain the best interests ol Ieryent hope that He who mes of men and nations in P crown your deliberations RI blessings.
 ANSON JONES.
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w oV ib respectfully beg leave lo caIl the at
 'en'ion Of the citizens of Little Rock and ifs ViciaiIs' to lis large and entire NEW STOCK of
 Esl'H es0osls asnd Gsrncns.E....
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 IT. Sl sworn and subscribed before me. this 2lst of June, IS45 lI-1W C. R SPRINGER. NnL Pm
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Mexico. May l9, 1915.
 The above is correct translation of tho original
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
DIED,

On Tuesday s: instant. OF consumption, CAIHAkiNh'
wifi, Of Rnph Demares In the 69th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family and the members
Of the Congregation under the pastoral OF Rev D. y
Dennend are Invited 10 attend her funeral, without further
nvitnon this afternoon "a O'Clock, from her late resi-
dcnce, III Spring st.
March 81, Mary Neagle, %.
Al Rye westclicstcr Co 30th u Peter Guion. %.
At Huf'nlo Both ult. James NJ. Fish. 49,
AT Plat,sburgi, 2Jth nit. Elizabeth p Cady, 49,
M Albany 3lst ut Mrs Mary Patterson, ~ 3oti,
John o. son of Jas, NJ. McAlllster. 4.
Al Palmyra, 22d ult. Hiram Payne. 49,
Al Hudson 2d ult Mrs Judith Folger, oil 2Ith, Corne-
lius Kenyon 80; Mrs. Catharne Traver, a.
Az Schenectady. 25th ut. Isaac Wickwire, Co.
In PRINCE Georges County. Nd 9th nit. ZACllARlA!
BERRY sen. 81, an officer OF the Revolution
At Baltimore, 2Ith ult. Col. JAMES MoSiiEh' so' u
Revolutionary soldier. , -
At Fairfield, Camden co. Ca 23d ult. Gen. CliAs r.
FLOYD, .
Lost overheard from ship Cairo March 29t on passage
from Liverpool to Boston. Allen Doanc, of Easthan
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
MARRIED:

Al Newburg on the I'd inst by Rev j. w. LeFevre, Mr.
SAMUEL W. MARSTON Of this city, 10 MARIA, daugh'
ter Of James waring. Jr. Esq. Of the former place
On Wednesday the 81 instant, by Rev. j. II. Price, MI
JAS H. LYLES 20 Miss ROSETTA VI. ELLIS. only
daughter Of Chas. Edwin Ellis deceased.
Al Provrcetown. 23d ult Capt. Benjamin l.. Cook, o.
ship Charles Carroll, 10 Elizabeth Hemmesey oil LVeF
pool.
At Hudson, 26th nit John II. Hawver 10 Jane Cailin
At Albany 3lst ut Hugh Guyre 20 Sarah A. Clarkson
At Rochester, 27th ult Alexander Iomer TO Caroline U
Lockwood.
A. saratoga Springs Both alt Charles Morrison to Mary
CovcIl.
AT Chester, OHIO l0, ut. Mordecai rambling, OF st.
Lawrence Co. y. Y. 10 Betsey Bassett.
At Rnvenna, Ohio, 4th ut John PoaS Of Sew-f YORK. 70
Eliza A. Kent.
Al Boston, cath ult. Daniel c. Clark OF New-fork 10
Helen NJ. Ballard.
A,Phadephia lst Frederick s. Cozzens, of that city
10 Sutln Myers,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
IN PRESS,
POPULAR LECTURES
IE C E A D A r T:
eDtsf CITIES ann gotuns in tDe 9antten states,
ss anu gotuns in tDe aIntte1 stat
BY DIONYSIUS LARDNER,

Edinburgh rSas" tse
1aD n.ardmr yPrdeso fN,aaPh Phbsohya
havea
Probably
all
simplicity
rendered oral universally acceptable
Lectures esas,h re
thai
will
whoh
sfornw wch they ahsady
Tsubec
in
Worlds: Eectnetv Newton;
TheN Tn Br, Wat Lecture: tSteau
he Planets; Navigation;
Tbpro Wealth mana
The 5 SlarSyI
PopularF h Telescope eandM
rrfcpIU IUJnrina
lie
Sound; La0str; Inc thermometers
nbew
wlbe
o
TAYLOR, Batim@r
swac
se
div
TnbuneBu Newly
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
ROMAN EYE BALsAM.

IT, :" Tur LIGHT OF rpr BopY Is Tnr EYf.'-Wh
calamity be for those who have weak yves 10 i've IN
r.rnatual twilight! They read pleasant books OF
wfir pleasant letters their friends or ENJOY the pheasant
sunshine o bright day. Nature may be ever so Joyu 10
nor holiday they condemned 10 constant gloom
Not necessarily however Science has produced many won
,,crs and among Others the Roman Ey, Bdisdm a cata'
ogue of the patients who have been cured by It's appsa
could no, be read sitting IL the eyelds are lnlaheu
or The syeballs boodshot matter what the cause MAJ nav
beennst call at the Of Nessrs Sands % IN Broad
way and they will furnish yon with aIaI ol te M o
plicaon Tor short time. Yon vii sgeceedd c.o.,,s .na
rrep,red and sold by A. Is. SANDS 20 chsuists anu
Dnyrs 213 broadway Chambers ST. Sold also al ~
Enlrnn aud II East broadway. mIo lmls
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
= ~ ponn,nr,s Patent Lace or Body

BRACE-ThiS inStrumea; desisucd TO re.ieye dsIssa
weakness and Nn sides OF soHeseSs IN me som,
sch CONSUMPTION and prs weak uEgS cough and sri,n
OF blood, ppuIon OF the heart weakness o the hips ana
limbs drooprS OF ths body with OF the spae and
enlargement Of shoulder particularly IN ehdEcn ana
Youac ladies; also female debility and we0kness oil Soev
iads dad much immediate comfort from ts use IL orr-
s bv eleyatug The whole pie Of (which have de-
erpdra from muscular weakness, and maintaining them thus
By It's lifting Aeysilisy Pr caa be consulted AZ ~
Rnoue near Lsureus for few weeks between IL \ VI and
p 81 female is IN attendance Ladies from II A. NJ.
70 p NJ City and Country Phys,eians and pruSxsis are
stdrr<x Common Sense. on Chronic Disease, for sale
An arangeen, no relief pay be made. mis- smeods
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
n--rhe E,rst Annixer.ary ofPtoneer Tenn

10 1-Uouc Carpenters Protective Association WILDE
aesbnted BtoaMay Tabernacle on dGes. @ be de-
i,, hy n iarie the diffusion oi scienhc anu % us,I
hn"wedcc An Grafton by the Hon Ell Moore on , Se "
The exercises VIII be nterspcsed with MUSIC e e'e' p'p'
ar IN ..n,s 10 adm, gentleman and ladies can be piS
cured AT Saxon Miles, foS Broadway RSe l9ekwo,, l s
nry Hall Woods Tool Store, corner chatham ann nu
nre streets r. key Co, 2l broadway. eNsnmbs b o
& ~ tbe door during the or either o. the .oi'e'eS
anu a. nscnents ~ & L. Coddington. corner OF Spring and
Hudson huye'S o'e''A'' - WM A. DAVIS. President.
MArrHrrSS, HirrSS,Nri,TEE hNirir,,ITEE Of ARRANG EAlENTS:
Nm DAVIS, Matthias kslly ,benlaminc rnce'
Wm NJ Martm, laps S'l Jacob a. ooie'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

C0UGEs COUGHS - COUGHS -! COT eli > -
u COUGHS !..!! COUGHS = :. Il he most popu-
lar Aledie~ that IN the CisY OF Boston and ;hr
Neypg1zt States for the OF Coughs, Colds Con-
.grn,ous Shifting OF Bood and all complaints Of the Lungs
.sd Breast, !, liss u y. GARDENERS INDIAN BAL
SAY! OF LIvERwoRT, its efficacy is already known In
Ns-York by those who ay Boston fo: The medicine
and sl having rep-a;rd orders, would give notice that
yiessrs A. B. D. SANDS have now supply Of thr aboye
iuvnu.le Cough Bas4r aad viii furnish the pne.
=. IN gos,ou II IS pat up yi4ls 20 each with foil
dirrctioas i0f use. -
Sold a; No 70 Fu!tOn z73 Broadway 7 East Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
SILK GOOD s.
NEW SPRING STYLES.
PECK, NICHOLSON & WRIGHT.

SILK GOODS
NEW SPRING STYLES.
PECK. NICoLSoE s WRIGHT.
Sos. lss Pearl and 90 Beaver streets, New-Ycrk'
would RESPECTFULLY invite TIE attention Of Merchants visiting
This CITY 10 ther assoItIne; OF SIX and Faey Gso@s com
'''s''' III '''-'' DRESS GOODS,
Bsrsgss and Balzoriaes piaied Jaeoae aud Satin
s Auslins complies OF Muslin De Lanes
Of All styles and prices Tich satin STRIPED sAd embroidered
T.rl,a Muslin dresses Camelson BEoeadr aad satin striped
ssilks. su,vrs
Broebe Cashmere Barge and fall assortment OF Cam-eoH
and p.na,l SIX Shals rieh Daaask Alpaca -ad stFadil-
|, SAwls new beautiful article, Together with black
and eord Muslin De Lame ShaYvls In erAt variety.
RIBBONS,
full assortre, Of Bosa=t and Gag Rbsons Of the newest
and riches; s;y- complete assostei Of a-,a aDd Ss-
Tin giebon. Also fall Of Millinery 2rriss
LACES.
English and Gsszn Thread LAees and EdsiEss hsd Cap
Ice .-e aSsortrnsst trimming Laees aaa Lace Eesinss,
Se- GLOVES.
Consisting Of Kid ,he manufacture blk and cot SILK
Eyyr,au sid Eet Gloves wiki hAre assortment OF Fancy
s se,-s, .so.aea, Of ancy Hdk Linen carb-ie Hdkfs;
itaiSetd iiIfs ;o-etir with graf Fsrle,y OF
PRS Cords. Gis.ns caS IftatH;'iS new ss5lT9 ~ -
tbich ,Sili b The ioaees; E4=rssf T77ees
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
RICH GOODS.

- Just landed received tweag cases various STYLES OF
rich DRESS GOODS, the most splendid and c1peh;ire
ush,;c. and the richest colorings ever exhibited.
III ,on nf thos. who buy for the fashionable
80; H.; iny;,sJ - BOWEN x McNANEt,
30 'a ' l6 William ST. corner Of Beaver.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
crN1rINE BEAR,s OIL.

~ rnv the celebrated naturalist speaking oil oears M
Cy9s ms that their used by cleopatra ms the most nn
b.tance which could be applied 10 her magnificent hair
science has given the modes compound Tor h,s nurpo
I Ia The provisions afforded by Nature III me grease p
~ hesr liz effects. especially the form of Oil are truly
wonderful The capillary roots are n o"aTtit
Ey.n h,L spS,S fertile under ITS influence w.
roots have no, totally annhh r; and tins rarTy
80 ~csn, Al an advanced age In fact the 'en'ns brdr
or is nnouesonaby the best preparation for the Hair That
% ,,;ns oil highly perfumed aud purified for the pur;
pose G iht A. SANDS CO oS S9eT,s's a,o al anS 20
futton ST anu i .. i''' mis- Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

- Europenm Tour-The advertiser IS desIIoas II1 70
,r ,bout weeks Eurore viz to VISIT fnsanu, leau
t, Scc,l,nd Belgium Germany and SwitEeTiandIto
isse erpdiosv and eccnOmeo He would ss s,d b 10
,, sn 1--we Liverpool for Newly ork about lSt sept
AnY scmYnuncations addressed 70 Eurore, and ie al
fsSnor y o"""''''>' ~ al SITS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
c,rr Oweu,s Lecturcs.-At

~ Mr. Owens Lecturcs.-At the termlna.,pm rp
Of IN OWENS course oi lectures, he was , ursvu' ~
S snSsci of his lectures bring and hitherto so ii
t l, the uubc of New of Tins request was acse.eu
,S course Will commence the Minerva Rooms aud
Bgoaway Wednesday next, a, hall pas, anu S sor
49,, o. enS Course tickets 81 cents. Ladies iIce pouIs
ANY written questions the subjec OF the ieci9te
sent o'l' '"e" "' "'> ~ AZ S,lS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

The number foreign arrivals during March at this port
was l20 Of the following denominations Ships So bafks
* pyIys AZ Schooners Or these there British
S Swedish Prussian. Danish, Bremen, Sicilian,
Hambug French Venezuelan, Russian and 81 Ameri
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

WUODWOkTH'S PLANlNG MACHINES.
LNOURTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE, together with
many valuable improvements and additions 70 his for
1er enables the subscriber furnish short notice
and OF the perfect construction, materials and work
tanstip Machines plane wood In all its varieties, such
as planning surfac!ng only, or cutting moulttngs
Also planning tongueing and grsoying. jontins, rao
betting, and planning clapboards
Application may made the subscriber, at his estab
Esbme in Foxboro or AZ his Office, corner Of CONNER
cla and Lewis sIest Boston. where Machines may be
seem and ay information relative the may be OBJ
tanned as wei rs Of Josiah Blackwell and Co. SewYork
or Of J. W. Schcnck, Albany.
Letters Of mere inquiry must be postpaid
SAMUEL B. sCHEECK.
yoxboro' Mass April 1. ls4t. IL lsu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
Drr Cent Advance.

WHOIt.~ALE VN I, = I I'D =
~ WHEELER co. IS Maitsn tane " no pos'ssi u NJ, n
u snIl facilities cr rurch e hsEs BOW Anc Wi
1SsTp0THS 1sTp Sg11; C.SSSITERES, TESTINGS SERGES
ttG1 III goods IlS~i b. Merchant IAors. which
- ,ho-Sslr o. -rzil extremely small adj
.e. W. f cost They ths-sors, with great Confidence IL
's she 9fisf5sn oT: .s o esseiay invited call mis- i's
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

Public notice hereby given that election VIII Pc hS ON On
, No Ann stleet between the hours oi eleven et9ek
a NJ aud ONE o'clock P NJ 20 choose arres,eent @ hTe o
t tscy,;yr Committee NIL the places oil Msssrs Snuri
yScn charles Nj Marry. Charles NJ Conaolly anS ;oSr
Stuart who's" 'e'us s'' VIM ml2 PIT
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
THE CULTVAToR FOR APRIL.

THE CULTWAIOk FOR APKIL.
MONG the rnsss OF valuabe articles in this number
n letters from correspondents IN England Scotland and Ger
many and Communications from less than twelve nf
the Unon Among lustatioI amounting 70 dozen
figures. beautiful of Eng sn Farm House and Out
Buildings drawn md engraved expressly for the Cu'ivn,or
s;ub.cripto for THE CCLTfNATOR' received by VI
II. NEW ls9 Broadway. New Nork. of whom the
be stitched printed may be had free OF postage and
where muy nlo be obtained R of the back volumes
this work. which has been pronounced By competent judges
by all comparison the best Agricultural paper the Uaion
pYcs oDIy I'll q veor ana
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03

- SPRING STYLE OF HATS,-BlRD. eoNNHR OF
pr~r AND NASSAU ,rREArs-Geniemen Hats OF the s'y'
for the ensuuS will be introduced 1h'' LAY
day March. ist, I$t5.l
>, Inns. BIRD corner of Pine and Nassau siree'''
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
WILL BE PUBLISHED,

To-McRRoW WILL BE PUBLISHED,
PRICE a5 CENTS.
Being Sunber Oee OF the NV L:nkAar or s.AS,Azo
NorEL.- Edited s-.t Selseaed by
PARK BENJAMIN. ESQ.
FRANKENS Elm,
THE MODERN PROMETHEUS
BY MARY ". SHELLEY.
ETf> Of P 3. Sasi7ey i.s i!iusrioui Po>'.
Vigorous terrible and with sustained - The
last Fr1nkens.ein IS certainly Of the original works
,h,t eve proceeded from female Pan Lite-srT Gaz
The romance OF child of ssaiu,. lc.anias-
Oae those original Conceptions hs; ,aS- bold Of TIE pas
lie mind once and foT Noor-s Lite Of ByEon
This ok II be universally zceef;abl-- Atlas.
Perhaps modern invention which has rak-a NOR
thorough hold The popular Imagination than FEankeHs'ein
lSpec;a;os.
IL HENRY c. DAGGERs. 20 .ann..,, un Stairs.
BURGESS. STRINGER & cos
LIST OF NEW BOOKS
THEIRS NAPOLEON, No. ,
THIS f.gEADI.
no. OF THEIRS NAPOLEON.
HISTORY OF THE
CONSULATE AND THE EMPIRE
UNDER NAPOLEON.
Pnce l2t Cents.
Also second eaition Of No. |.
New Edi,ioa-aiACAULAY'S NuSCELLANIES.
CotaPle;-, eontalnlns the Sax parts Pncr : =
No Treasury OF History. Pnce = cents-
7 lIlprovisatore, by sl,s Ellis F.iee . cents.
All;he above for sale wholesale and retail By
BURGESS. : SIklNGEH - %.
~ 2t. s222 Broadway cor Ana st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
SPOKEN. &c.
IN ship Queen I'm Africa

Dec 81 in the Straits sunda, bark Lord, Peter I'm Ma
nilla for London.
M.rch TO- lat s. Ian 80 British ship Qneen I'm Africa
for Mobile.
l3,h March, lat &C. Ion IS, passed three small cebergs;
lst inst, OF Moniauy, saw whale ship bound In
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
HOME PORTS

Al Charleston 2sth ul Ca,harne, tor NYork, do New
AZ Boston, 3ist, alatarnalla. Luce, SYork.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS
At THE Ne Wy oRK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
LIZ Rroad dway.
Three doors below the Franklin House.

Three doors I.I9w tHE fIAIAIII IIQu5t.
The luscrbe receiving direct from The turo9an
markets tn latest and fashionable styles OF SPiNG
GOODS. stlqtzd for Ci-utlrmeH with which theJ
prr 20 furnish their customers tie public, with Their
Spring Garments a very moderate prices Our stock Of Fan
e Goods is ver ch being selected by Agents from The
Paris aud London markets, fer eas;hereSy enabling Is 70
oe. The riches. and de patterns Of every article r.
longing 20 gentleman wardrobe such pe-s as will con
vne- IN. most scsrtcal that d. and viii furnish
,oer with full or partial outfit unparalleled low pnces-
no; taxing our patrons with = d-nquees n-ce,aarl a.:
,ehed 70 the credit se; puac;aty Observed in
H-ris mis '''''' J. c. BOOTH 60.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
LA y IT MIG III II .
At NlSI.O'S


AT NlBLO'S.
FRIDAY EVENING, April I.
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY.
hG ;bsE maIfS
''Y'''S LAST CONCERT.
AT NIBLO'S SALOON,
on FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 4TH.
being their LAST opportunity Of appssTnE before New
they have positive engagements
On hi, occasion they Will have the honor Of introducing
choice OF their selections and compositions oi
SUCH music as has elected the applause OF the public
icke;s 80 eteho he obtained the oad book
stores on Broadway at Nos ls9 20l 295 2g 29 29 3D.
Also at the ticket Office OF the Saloon Wednesday evening.
oaen At I to : Concert TO commence al TO d ~
rI,HE GENERAL COUNCIL, OF THE TEMPER.
lie M ASGE hsy vii Eve n + a
d a,es Ar; a. M hf 3 s s
o'clock On which they will be assisted b. Dr. Cox,
lIr J B. Cough Slelodnns and Others.
PHoGRAMME:
l. Glee-Com- silent evening Melodlans
B. The Delegation Albany with the Nam;
moth kemons,1nce Of 25.06i citizens will
Tsnder report OF their MISSION
I. Charming Woman .Sle!o,inns
6. Dr. Gox. in behalf of the Judge, on Prize Essay
effort awarding the Premium oi SicO to the
= Trmpe1nc. Glee-irom Bohemian Girl rl-lodians
3 WaGa.y. WaSa yoa remember me Mr. j. ie5Saas Sduss
10 Jolly Fellows push the bottle slelo4inns
rcks 2"s Is Cent, be had a, the Organ ocs eor
Ann and Nassau Crystal Fount Office 100 Fnonst
American T-mpcnnee Union office ts Nassau street rotor
Lunch. Wrlshs Temperance Eating House; Green Mercer.
Ann aud Nassau streets ae l38 tishth avenue,
Of the General Council Of the Executive COMMITTEE. }.
w Oliver. Ann and Nlssausts; w. j. Huxley -
lIercer.st. A. D. Wilson Y Wakerst; D. Mcleod $50 Full
ton-st; A. c. Flanagan li2 D-ancyst: A q. Powell lb
Duane-st: John E. Brnkerhoof % Chmbe-st; j. Bampey
lrj Caton.,t; Geo Hall Brooklyn; G. w Kelsey, 800
Second.st; Il. I. Prall, Corresponding Secretary.
o The proceeds after drayng the Of the Priae
1y and Of the Meeting will be equally divided among all
POSED place copy OF the Prize Essay every family in
this City and Brooklyn. al 81
a MEXICAN MUsEUN-Cornrr OF Broadway aud Ann
Oua week more commencing Monday. March 81 Grand
Performances Evening at before o'clock. aud on
Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons At u!
NEW-iORK GIANT. ONLY 10 YEARS OLD
Also engaged Mr.. w, II. BRUNToN, celebrated Tenor
Vocalist.
Mr II. s. BEAVERS, the Blind Fiddler.
Miss VI z. ADAIR a charming Vocalist
LA PETITE CARLiNE. graceful Dan'suse.
GREAT WESTERN unelualled Low Comet iian.
Mr. WM. WHITLOCK. Banjo Player.
Queen Vlct0ra's State Robe, Gen. Tom Thumbs Court
Admission d cents-Chidren under 10. i2l n3l
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-03
LADY PHRENOLOGhT


DROFESSOR RODGERS. encouraged by his wonderful
the defeat Of Nlr. Du RANT and Others and
fully determined until the last skrrtc
ynced proposes continue his Investigations IN HUMAN
MAGNETISM curing the present week al Rutgers nEUtr
Madison Tuesday evening Clinton Hall Nassau
Thursday evening aud AZ Grove aud Hudson strves ndly
evening II. happy the Of r and Mrs
LOOMS from Philadelphia, the parents Of Niss MARTHA,
who read cards bank notes newspapers and
ectly banaged evenings Of eighteen the DIFF
halls this city Witnessed By thousands ofscientic
,erons who could BE- deceived Sr and Mrs. LOOMS
have distinguished Themselves lecturers the above
tur- upon rhrnoloy and make Phrruologea examinations
After which the Professor will magneAe several persons,
among whom viii be Miss Martha and Master Oscar whose
wonderful f.as Of strength have asonsrd thousands and
viii attempt lift chair b-ld down by five strong
selected the 1lcncr " nile
fs LOOMS has ectured very large and intelligent audi
Philadlp ard other different
OF the United States and show CREDENTIALS from ndyidu
ais OF the first Standing society bat deems the following
sufficient
The undersigned citizens Of Hsrisbur.h have had the
pleasure OF listening lecture delivered by Mrs y. e.
Loomis Phfrnology and Animal Magnetism deem due
her that her acquaintance with tie subjects appears
b- and aud her Of presenting tem
popular aud-ce unusually happy We would also state
that her exVernru attended with remarkable success
Ap;-l.e afford satisfaction present We
Mrs LOOMS IN. OF al who wish 10
procure the subject cr Phreno %
the connected with this wonderful scirnce
DAVID X. PORTER. Governor.
JAMES FLEMING.
:. D INGRAM,
BENZ PARkE,
WA. STEWART,
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