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ALL persons interested will take notice, II at Solo
mon Parmcle, on the fifth day of July, "a D. IS45,
sued out write Of attachment from the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Stark County, in the State Of Chic,
agaInst John Sahl r, for the of fifteen thousand
Dollars, which writ has been served aud returned.
Attest
DANIEL RAFFENSPERGER, Clerk.
II. B. Sturlbut, Attorney
for said Parmele.
August |, 1916. 14t
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Nammer ild, fUrtbeipe8en, mio Elm fri(d, ,pebenbcr
gGno half fe ipeiter perbrriten.
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

at great disadvantage on every days march, and
would be necessarily harassed and picked OH from
every cliff and covert. No competent Military man
wouldccnsider it practicable to subIugate force OF
One Thousand men in possession ofhe British posts'
knowledge of the country and resources, with len
times the number newly sent into the country, AND
compelled TO transport their own ordnance, num-
tions and provisions II we mean 10 take possession
of all Oregon by force, we must begin by spend
ing One Hundred Millions on Navy capable
of foggisg the British Navy, so as TO hold The
mouth OF the Columbia and Puget's Sound against
all gainsayers the next step would be 10 raise re-
gular army of One Hundred Thousand veterans and
.ubngate Canada. Thescprelmnsrles completed,
all Oregon would fall into our hands, ladisputaby
But TO attempt its conquest by sending troops INTO
Oregon lself, with the British still masters OF Cana
da aad the Ocean, is madness which no man 1T
to command company OF dragoons would coun-
tenapce. Constructing Railroad from Lake Mich
jcan or 81, Louis to the Passes Of the Rocky Noun
tains, would somewhat help the matter; but this IN
view of the utter imposslbili,y Of navigating the
saptin even in canoes would barely relieve the pro-
ect from the imputation Of insanity. All that Is
desirable to us of Oregon is wilhou, struggle;
the rest is neither TO be got by fighting, nor worth
having at any rate
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
New Publications.

o. The BusTI.E, Philosophical and Moral
Poem," has been sent US by Bella Marsh Boston
1t medley OF sound phiiosoph. and keen satire
though hAsellses the Bishop rather numerically,
tributes all imaginable evil and in passage, desceuds
to coarseness expression The Illustration
a most enormous Bustle,'
Here Cupid sits enthroned, pllion.
And holds his court in majesty serene;
Around him harlo, Graces dance cotillon,
And Priapus mid Satyrs may be seen,
Hence the blind god shoots arrows BY the niion. &c
lr The DOCTRINE OF THE CsoSS," illustrated in
Memorial OF humble follower Of Christ. First Amer-
can from the md London edition has been issued by
H N. Onderdonk Co. 2S John-street Rev John Dowi-
nov OF ST. James Church, writes introduction
work.
% Vim. H. Graham has for sale the Lie of
George Washington. Also the Life of Thomas Jefferson
each IS cents Also, The Lady, Musical Library, for
June-l2i cents.
Oo- Harper & Brothers have just Issued No. III
of the Encyclopedia Of Domestic Economy. Also, No.
Of their Pocket Edition OF Select Novels containing
Bulwers Night and Morning" complete fer IS cents
eJ- EvELiSE NEVILLE, or a Spirit, yet Wo-
man. too BY Lady of the SOUTH is original novel
jus, issued by Burgess Srineer. We have found
time read it.
o. BLAcKwooD's Magazine for May is promptly
repuslished by Leonard Scc,t & Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
DOINGS IN OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY.

COURT OF OYER AND TEgMISER.-St Sentence Day.
Jones' charged with the murder OF Livingston but ver
dict rendered OF manaushte was sentenced to the State
Prison for four years.
Andrew Klein, charged with the murder OF Catherine
Hanon but verdict rendered OF Not guilty, owing in
sanity ordered be TO the State Lunatc Asylum
SUPREME CoUar.-Cause No. los on the Calendar is still
rnder argument The motion for trial in the
OF Polly Bodne will probably next be called.
CHAScELLoR's CoURT-Charcellor Walworth yesterday
commenced his May Term in the City Hall. large num-
Der OF members o. the Bar were in attendance.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-Peopie Of the State Of Ner-
York r John A. Side, george B. Torp, Aphens Sernay,
dndhers u George Wilson, deceased Action against Mr.
Sde OF the Masters in Chaucery, and his surees.
recover the of Sl0G4 with Interest The law requires
that every person. appointed master IN chancery shall
give satisfactory bonds in the OF 10000 for the faith
f performance OF his duty. Mr.. Side in 1870. sold
pursuant order of the Court OF Chancery and
directed the proceeds into Court 20 abide tho
Instead of paying iu that he sent his check
the Chemical Bank saying that II not 10 be used
The disposed Of in 1885, and the check returned
him. being found TO be good. The present action is
brought against his suretes or the benefit OF the pate.
In ne-est in the Of the People It is conended by
the sureties that Mr. Walworths Clerk having given TO
Mr. Sidel time In which actually TO pay in the amount
absolved his Surstes from liabilities In the case. For
plaintiff it denied that Mr. Waiworh did so and it Is
insisted that if he did give time he had right
do So officer OF the Court has rgh, so to favor
another. Verde: for Plaintiff, S36i l5 being principal
and interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
Things In Philadelphia.

Correspondence OF The Sew-forS Tribune
PHILADELPHIA. May %, ls45.
The particulars OF most horrible murder are
given in the pu pen this morning. which occurred IN escne-
ton aged Is ysnrs The guilty wretch James Boyd. ee iou
Of homes, atorc The parent, Of the murdered child were
brans with W ,un-, threw hun Iaio The hIe evidently
before life extinct and when found nearly ,he wnoe OF
soon after arrested bur den- all so~ledge OF the crime he
gi.! however pose!y and blood was icov
answer Money uppoed 10 have been the cause IS a.e
rissng. =, /
Nlucn good has been done IN the most deprayed
PORTIONS o the District of Moyamennc BY c.uslps 10 be AZ
in The Fins, sad Second Wards, True bill, have stn found
ssa.rs, aud tn Aldermsn C0ns.bss commissioners Of
;he Distinct, haze been called apou 10 testify
Christian Bemer, q German, going west, had
his chest broken and robbed Saturday neh al one OF
the transportation dePoi' oil S2eeo III ',I'ea Aa so-
Within the last twenty-tour hours not !-S than
our,e-n person, have bocgh, before the Mayor charged
Carl Pabenbers. uied and acquitted last week OF
he ufsr of an old German attempted while on ms way TO
prison Van violence upon the person o eh"e deeu
IN the Carriage with hir.
The First Regiment of our Volunteers and ln'an-
try comprising thirteen companies. IS now cut on ifuue
The regiment IS several hundred strong
fire broke out about 2u'clock this afternoon IN
tn. work shop. aached Mr.. II. CLARK eabiset waFeh use
at the ns and the fire difficult serious eonaaTt
non lime feared but 3nf 5ren'en soon mastered e
element Loss. seyeEa! hundred dollars.
Nothing OF interest lii Marine Matters
Philadelphia is fortunate enough to possess four
teen ship builders Of the OF avery
singular ciJeamancs They ara al v,'Ioa' men 'I
road declined and VlcksbuTg Nothing don' IN Pennsyi
s Seird2s wTiastSa R4 Isl $S ,s5 Gns, fGd Rs
tssyl E S!: fS;n S,,i: 80 q o. !, slo
Bank. d. 5 100 WILMINGTON Rd b. W. II. Isl.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

ORGANIZATION OF THE PARENT MISSIONARY SocIE-
TY or THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. SOUTH
"A meeting was held last evening in the Fourth
street Methodist Church, 10 organize the Parent
Missionary Society, according To the action OF the
late Convention upon the subject.
The meeting was large and much lnteres; mani!
tested. A Constitution was adopted and the fol-
lowing officers were elected, VIZ:
PreTden. Bishop Joshua Scule.
rIce Prssidents-Bishop James OsSooi Andrew. Rev
j. " Bright ". D., Rev c. Pirtle N. D. and Rev R. An
gel. VI. D.
Recording seereary-Rev. B. NJ. Drake, of Mississippi
Conference
Corresponding Secretdry-Tal. ?. Shafner, Esq.
Treosurer.-Eaden 7. Curd.
4aistan, Trsasurt.-Rev. w. ". wighman. at Charles
ton, South Carolina, ard Rev W. II. Watkins, az New
Orleans.
Board Of Aandg~s.-Samuel schwng Samuel x. Rich-
ardson. Dennis Spurricr A. W. T. Harris. Edward d.
Hobbs, Daniel McAlister Jsroes 5. Lithzow. William Ken
drck Jacob Swigert, James Harbrook. William Sale. John
VI. Talbot, VIM. 5. DaTi. Thomas McGrain, Thomas J.
Read and William Riddle.
Any person may become amemberby paying 50
Quite large number Of names were received, and,
after some other unimportant business was trans
acted, the meeting adjoured
louisville Jour Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
Paris.

The design of Theirs 10 call upon the Govern
ment for defence on the subjec; OF the Jesuits was
exciting the li,eliest emotion al the last dale OF
intelligence
The case before the public in the courts OF law
was precisely realization II The one imagined by
Sue Afinaer, the man who has cheated the Je-
suits of considerable sums, lived two lives like
Sues Canon in quarter OF the city demure
religious beneficiary, in another profigale and
extravagant dandy. The trial excited great lnie-
rest iror, the presence of distinguished Fathers OF
the Order in the courts. Some persons impute the
whole affair to the order a ritsc, supposlng they
wish TO convince the world that they cannot be
such deep and dangerous plotters has been repre-
sented, since they could be so easily duPed by one
of their instruments.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
For The Sew-rots Tribune


Ma. Gzg.r-Ther. u no mistake in my hav-
ins acted as Chairman OF the lnhdel ConVen'ion'
or IN the fact that had labored for tour years 10
bring about that event: or in the most la'eles'iHs
circumstance OF all, that witnessed IN the C!.y o'
New-Yofk meeting OF men and women, ABOUT
two hundred in number, with upwards oil one nun
dred names sent in from those who could not at
tend where considering the aggregates oi 'loi'i,
s-iGua and collective independence ei si'i'i' eNo
moral courage, there were decorum ana harmony
unexamsIed in any deberatly- body met iol Ihs
first ;ine TO organize.
entered the Tabernacle on the 9th day OF May
after two or thee persons had spoken and at ise
hour ! heard Miss Hiichcock's speech. Near Us
close she was assailed by voleys OF misses and ca
mors. She bore the FIRE ike heroine; she quallsd
not, but stood unda.nted and continued TO speak.
Now nv whole life has been devoted 10 INTRO
duce and sustain among men th, inrioidbtty o. the
Freedom Of Thought and Unirersal Mental L'etrfy
was shocked al the idea OF public audience hiss
Ing woman, and, as the readers OF The Boston In
-rstigator know, had expressed my opinion on
that sublec, in relation TO similar course IN Dos
ton toward the talented Mrs. Rose
My language in the Tabernacle was, admire
the spifit of the lady who has just taken her seat
These words have bsen construed 10 lden'lly NE
with the Disunionists and with the Liberty far'y.
As regards the latter, am free ts believe ihattneH
political principles. az far as they have been eA-
pounded tome. are those of our Declaration OF lnde-
pendence: The only Public Document the worio haf
ever seen which comes home TO the Truth, IN all
things and in all respects regarding the rights, In
terests and privileges of Humanity. But differ
'to.o cr'o with all the socalled AboIltionlss OF the
North believing that there is aprincIple peryadlng
all organized beings repulsve 10 violence, ana 'al'
5, you would amend errors or establish flSht, II
must be done with mild, kind and charitable ieel-
incs. or in word By moral suasion devoid OF du-
p!icliy. The People of the South are no more 10
blame for the institution OF Slavery than the Liberty
or any other party for the thousand and one char
tered or countenanced monopolles, which NIL our
country with pauperism, immortality and CRIME
What shall | reply 10 those individuals OF the LID
ery Party, whose seminal princlple-Freedom OF
Thought. Speech and Acton-was conceived IN
the South, born ans nultured in the North TO the
full stature of Political Party who would not
only drive me from an honorable employment, be-
cause, fo,sooth l do not belong 10 their Church !;
but throw me as such course has ever thrown
millions upon millions Of others, an outcast from all
that is viruous and good, into the very vice they
profess 10 deprecate!
Pity, Pity, Pity, forgiveness and my advice to
read Comb-'s works on the Constitution OF Man
and Moral Philosophy, which they may find at any
religious Bookstore in these United States.
WILLIAM C. BELL, of Lexington, Kentucky.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
DR. Lardner,s Lectures

The Second number OF DR.. Larduer's Popular Lecture.
Science and Ar, is published and cr sale This uorDn
This number con,,s the Lectures on The Minor F.n.,
TIE Weather Almanacs; HaIley's Comet: The s,rr,,
Ihere. and The New Planets. Price IS cents.
The work will Be exceedingly vauabl- and We eor,r..
Republican,
II will he of more worth the world ,haa ,hssas4 .
many he chap puslcsiioGS that flooding the
Montpelier IT freeman,
Our siucerr wish ths, these Lectures mightts
session Of every family ia our eommuRity. .r-Hxa,,-.y
v j. Gas cite
Dr LarJurr has an uncommcay harry faeilty Of 49,,
.,op combined with Easy and striking illustration 50
eb,;r hy the very music Of h, Tvriot while h- i,
s,fucrion on the mind - Ues,feid v. \ Mess,nser
We ,-Isr thst such work will receive from ss r,s
community that rncou gem-nt which !esy M.
th,t VIII Be found on every farmers table and IN ,Ie
hrary.'-E,agerpriSe. ND
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

S,xp>' 'SAR,AFNRlLLA-iti is cilcustrd that wih aE,,
oscop- containing twenty bits Of glss-sklpg Tea es
m mnutr-i, would take s62 ssh $50 SO Years and 81 ~
70 20 through all the combinations 1t Is capable Of ptu
amounting according iail notions q thsss ! :
eternity. Imagine then the lrhuite variety OF ombras
and extracts n SAND,s S,RsAPARILLA We have ore ~
h,ppt instances of what Cbrmstry has alra!y sccezr
,,l IN this r4rcular hnSs Evil ScIoiuA. and May ii
red diseases eng supposed ineurshe, give way bscr, Il.
,iSppc and tonic qu,tiss Of this pspaIaion For al sc
Gus or cruye diseases may tv si'en to the infant
For .rtheT particulars and conclusive evidence Of Its ,e
r,or value aud efficacy pamphlets which may be ost
oil the proprietors and theik agrnts gratis
PTsparrd aud sold wholesale aud retsii, by \ g. \
siNDS Wholesale Dfugsisjs 20 Fulton street Newly oh
sc so II zT5 BroaiwAy - East Broadway. and Ay Dn,
s,ts crc4rsy throughou, the Cnud States. Pncr 81 y
bn,,ls Slx hotties for S.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
sEBR1sG,s RESTORATIVE coRplSs

- Thi, pleasant madeleine is Ierer'taiiias .,ys'
Dyspepsia and Nervous Affections. II j. certain
Sick and Nervous Headaches. and eIeeless ,,i
Cosveness and Low spnts. 1t corecis nei0;I -
the hillary organs aud is very efheacious 10
I,ucy. Cholics, and similar complaints oil the ,,!s
Bowels. II speedily promotes the return oil su,A
tivity in all OF Debility restores heai'Hi
where this grearrst Of blessings is deficient, sno
consequence. gyes and rigor the whole yr
Sold at wholesale and retail. by A D. ". n,..,,!sG
Fultonstre-t; also. at z73 Broadway, and u M ~
Sold also by RUsHTON 4 co. ilo Broadway. '.;x1
Hou,., and Broadway corner Of Foureenthst as l'''
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

e. Mr.. FRANCIS BRISLEY, of this City, is, we
hear, among the latest cases Of political decapila-
ton In Washington. lie very shy sort Of whg. but
ne into the Treasury ONCE In lsa and that con.
vctlon In word. Nr. A. L. Meek. Editor and Poet
Of Alabama TO have his berth. As Nobody disputes the
ability and fidelity with which Mr. Briney has discharged
the duties OF his station. and his successor is clever
fellow, rather rejoice at the change. II Mr. Polk will
Just conve every whg OF the District OF Co.
lumba into States where they be k in lsaS shall
be Obliged 10 him.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

O. Subscriptions in aid Of The Emisrant pas
sengers wrecked in the ship Mersey on Wednesday
night last, will be received at the Irish Emigran,
Society Office, Ne 6 Ann street. a statement OF
the circumstances attending this occurrence is pub
lished in another column. The distress Of the pas
sengers is very great and urgently calls for the SYM
pathies Of the public
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

FROM WESTERN AFRicA.-By the kindness of
the Captain OF the bark Adavio, S6 days from
Sierra Leone, we have received late Monrovia and
Sierra Leone papers We give the news under our
Marine head
We find the following queer apology in the Libe-
ria Herald OF Jan 25.h:
"Riee Is uncommony ycsrse opr -..a.-. va .,o,~ vii,
e1easc the wan: OF editorial under ,hese
For who can write when he Is hungry ,"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

r- Mtssas. CoMsrocN X Co.-Gen,lcmen; Fc S,
henei; o others am happy 10 be enabled state hal
own family. have u,ed Ia entire satisfaction the ce
ted Conae> Magical PAIN Extractor, procured OF zoe
u Cnr,,an 81 nave n~ been eyewitness To Neiy
,erc case orburn which happercd IN the person of Rc
White who lives my house Isl Leonnrds 81 lip tanGs "
,r> ~ ver, saoktncy burned with composition made Of y
Inc and alcohol ntiammable Ingredients used by hslen
other means were used but Corne Pam Extractor ton
ou,pdtS In short time he fell asleep the fire benz
drawn out The wounds healing fast, and now he w,o
out would recommend your invaluable ,are 10 all hOp.,
that no family will be without II. GEORGE Hsrr.
This Pnin Extractor will also the following conpsss
ar n Il nav Is refused for II NJ 2l Courtandtst
Runs Old Sores. Ery,pela,
Sends Bruises, Chafes,
Salt Rheum Scroina. Wounds.
Eruptions re Eye: nIles;
ChllbaiIs, Cold IN Wounds. Tender Feet
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

HEALTH OF NEw-YoRx deaths in oar City
last week were l57 in all, less than the average
number at this season, though our population is
largely increased. The deaths from small Pox were
6ftsen, while there were % by Consumption, 80
from Inflammation, and lS by Dropsies, Eish,
were over 20 and enc over 90 years Of age.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

The Mails rox The SOUTH The commercial
community will read with pleasure the following
from the Washington Union:
I'VE undertake 10 say thai the Postmaster General will
spare no efforts remove the gersus detention Of the
mail 10 hours Philadelphia and will 1lake ths most
vigorous In his power 10 correct the Prcce
dura."
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

A RgMypy FOR DsArSEss.The success which has follow
ed the use OF Dr. McNalr's Acoustic OIL curing deanex
truly astonishing We can pronounce sure relief Tor q
pans buzxns noises continued sounds. &C.. which b
symptoms o approaching deafness Instance, nre oay
e to our know ledge of remarkable by the Use Of h
wonderful remedy.
CAurioS-Bswarc OF base Counterieis and aiai Ih
OIL IS sold only genuine Mt 81 C.urtlnnatst.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

0y. The Southern Methodist Episcopal Conven-
,ion on the l7th inst, passed the Separation reso-
lutien, by vote of 81 toS. The Convention ad-
iourned sine die on the 18th
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

o. We learn by the Captain of the baque
Eugeuia, from Vera Cruz, that Mr.. Elliott, Charge
d'Affaires at Mexico, had arrived at that port. We
also learn that he had been robbed Of his money
and nssspnrt
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

o. Col. Hatch, the widely known manager of
the Express between SswBedd and Boston, who bring.
all the news from Nantucket and ths, way came In from
Boston the Long Island Road yes;erasy, handed
- eur Atlas Of the morning befsrs o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

DsENEs or rHE Btoop.-Wc recomrisnd all 10 Try Coz
ocks Sarspaulia which nn excellent p'epa nation tor
yIn- the blood and sso Alternative 10 ne sys,en -
gereal Spng Medicine 10 enabie the system TO bea u9
the ebniInc heas Summer, and thereby resist allnn.
ofdisesSe It's nso n Tor Scromlous and C,
neouS diseases Liver Affections &c pce o. ceu's 1ei 81
tie or SIX bottles for 81 Others charge g t
<ayin- of al SolI ONLY st u Cour;land'-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

ey- The Richmond Star says well known gen.
eman of that city has just eloped fo his wife and fni-
ly with young lady whose affections he had won, and
considerable cash that Se had borrowed. They
en- route for Norfolk, Va subsequently