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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18

CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN CLoCKS.-THE
~ subscriber, who awarded Diploma al the New.
York State Fairs Of 1912 and 1913 for tho best toned
Church Bel, AID Diploma for Town Clocks, exihted AZ
the Fsi Of The American Institute in October ast - now
prepared AZ Lis fouE6ryat West Troy, New
bells OF from 90 10 10000 lhs made Of the best ate
and warranted stand and tone 30 p!easei'stehS =. a
improved Cast-Iron Jokes with Movable AIIns ie "a
creasing demand for his Bells the besi evidence ia. ea
o The Canas and almost all the States and about 400
have been furnished TO different places IN the % ew
York from his Foundry. Town Cleeks. |
yeying Instruments Copper ana Pm, HESFEIY
o2l On A-'D'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18

IHRANCIs' MANIFOLD LETTER WRIT kR--.This
truly crest invention recommends itself all who desire
a. exact copy Of their correspondence by this apparatus
the stroke OF tbs pen that w.e. the letter produces The copy
al the SINE time The mode Of writing agreeable and eIpe
dtious sodins great facilities business and travellers
The ink perfectly ndebe and b. erased By any
knosu chemical agent The Manifold Writers made o.
sizes Tor business and some with lock ~
KEY and sold very low prices by the po2st9fs anu
raanuiacturers FRANCIS * LOUTREL;
Manufacturing St.rioDers n Isidsn y. ~ 80
T.GL manufacturer suIsrior article q eIrznrd
70 rcain its color and huidity IN any climate 81 I'm
haad and carefully packed fo- shipriog -
ANETTO-sO baskets prime Para Ior saie 81 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18

An Art ILLUSTRATION =" One murder makes a
villain. millions hero" This is well illustrated
by the following paragraph from the Wesif1eld
News Letter:
"aman (says he) is known 10 bring negro into this
country the purpose OF selling him into slavery he is
guilty Of piracy and must suiler death But II body oil
men meet together. ana decide that country must nc
annexed TO this, and whit bring In cea,yfre thousand
neceS IN Sdg they called patriots and in honor OF
their deeds cnncns are fred hats thrown into the air and
loud shouts heard for the extension Of freedom and
progressive Democracy
FUGrrwE SLAVE CASE I'm the case of the hoy,
seized fugitive Slaves BY KcnuckiaaS al SandusSy City,
Ohio {mcniioncd in ;hc Tribune OF FRIDAY We c,rn from
the Sndnsky Clarion that Judge Barker decision In
OF the freedom OF the boys and they according
" set at liberty They Immediately the place, prob.-
bly, for Canada Tho claimants Yet TO be tried OH
charge not they having arrested the boys without legal
authority.
OPERATION OF 4 BAD Laval Columbus Ohio,
some tc SINCE a mother threw her Infant child into The
Scioto river. The only witnesses by whom the murder
be subSantied coiorsd family with whom she lived
and the testimony these against white person being ex
rrey excluded BY the law of the State isproosble that
The guilty person will SO unpnnished Could any thing he
mere absurd that such Ian? To exclude witness
account OF religious profession would be comparatively
horcrs,e for TIA. nay be changed but 10 exclude
whole Glass; however respectable N poia OF character
merely on account Of the complexion Of their ssna cir
cnmstanco entirely independent OF their control and which
in 40 way effects their crcdaiyis by no means crei;a
dc TO which boasts OF lis regard FOR Justice and
Equality.
BRurx CoSpucr-A most disgraceiul and bru-
tai occurrence took place here on Sunday morning. \
III human shape was seen following negro anu
heating him with heavy p,ccc OF hoop. which caused biz,
10 reel beneath every blow. The bySanderS, dgGsted
with This exhibition OF brutality. called upc the black
his venom was directed asains, the person makie re-
quest The brute INDUCED IN the most horrd threats, the
yiles ephets. and most DISGUSTING profanity but fndnS
thar nc could not ntmdais these who interrupted his b
tai snort he finally SUNK away Cincin. Repub.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18

The WAY or LIFE. BY CHARLES HODGE, Pro-
the Princeton Theological Seminary Published
by the American Sunday School Uaon Philadelphia
Thss elementary work. in which therincpes held by
the denominations styling themselves orthodox are ably
and clearly forth 1t is intended particularly for SUIT
day School Libraries,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18

Iypo.nS or THE CaMANCrES-C0pfure Of tuc0
Wricqa GrsAn intelligent gentleman, who left Chhua-
huu some six months since, gives us interest
m and ~rng Intelligence relation 20 the nroads re-
cent?, naGo BE- dreaded Capanccs into the States oil
chihuahua and Durango and Of TIE Tavagcs they have
committed during these predatory inc%rsiOs HOUSINGS
and thousands of horses and cattle have been driven OIL
women been led n,ocaptivy, ranches and hacicuas
nnumerabc have been made dcsoiaie nor is there force
enough 10 make Roadway against and rid the country
successfully of the invaders When rcrusoi IN one place
ey appear in another, and commence ane" their defeda-
tons and atrocities.
II is suspected and with good show of reason, that
number Of hafbrccd Cherokee renesades among the
Camanchcs, insyane :e TO these deeds. and perhaps
leading them TO their commission On orc OCCASION
party numbering 100 attacked five wagons on their
way chihuahua other point. bent upon cap
turing and plundeIing their contents. number OF Amer
with the wagons ami determining 10 resist to
the last they stationed Themselves IN The most aoNaa
gco.is position ard commenced fire upon their assaars
In good 1t while they were choosing their
position that voice from the indians was heard shouting
excellent English That's right. hlddle together On
ye The wagoners finally made out to beat oil their as
salans and they positive that Cherokoes were among
Indians. May Of the McX!cans assert mat te Ca
anches tho daring and systematic moec OF ther al
acks arc led BY Americans; but this Is fatty denied by r
the natives of the United Staes, who know that the Chcro-
KEGS Of Western Indians are ieaeued Win e
more savage brethren of the prares
To show the daring of the Indians, ana the extent 10
which they go in their maraudncs, party Of some two
hundred and fifty recently dashed boldly into Cuencame
several thousand Inhabitants near Inc Inc
OF the state Durango, and carried of large number OF
valuable horses besides many psoncrshe panic stricken
Inhabitants hardly making show OF resistance. Among
The prisoners were two young pretty and wenformed
girls the daughters of wealthy Spanish merchant OF that
place The girls at small county seat of their IA
the edge Of the Town, were among the frs' taken
ard carried of by their capioS to The Morrill, IEcr
half frantic parent offered heavy amount for their ran
som recapture but all his efforts had been Intellectual up
to last accounts We rccoect these girls WELL having
spent the better part OF days al their fathers house
while on the march from Santa fe 20 Mexico The hos
palty the parent md the graceful department OF his
kndheartod daughters have not yet been forgotten ana IL
ia melancholy TO reflect that such cruel has bcidllen
them. NO f!c'!uie MARCH :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18
MACHINERY FOR MANUFACTURERS, sc.

ITO SPINNERS,, MANUFACTURERsAN AND MACHINE
Spnnc Manufacturers aud Machine Makers To Improved
Throse for spinning all and variety of twist from No.
for Sewing Thread lie confidently hopes TO have Machine
running n short In the any person inter
ested have every particular md samples oil Yarn
eguni Male Spun from 80 to $50 hanks 10 the p1und,
by calling ll5 East Broadway. New York iron To p NJ
in the EVENING" Post paid Communications hnl hnye ut.
tenton. JOHN JOHNSON.
n. b. The Improvement OF American origin and iSeXceod.
ngy simple get of Order easily understood aud
whr tnke less drive, and tvs successful work
IN Mnnchnsier. EnglnmI. nlhl2 2He
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18

CLOCKS ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CTS EACH
OAND UPWARDS TO s39c--Ar SMITHS. corner Of
Bowery and Division stss,t who selling off suit
arrangements I've May Every article warranted Clocks
refs red a. n.rsl. Entrance No. IL Bo1sry. ara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18

III -, = LtouTREL, n aIaden.ane. tbetween vii.
NRASC I'll tisrrets importers and Desiers N Foreign
i nanestc STATIONERY. Manufactures. Of AC-
and BGOES Of which large aHsorment embracing
-, Ard style Of BlndinG constsnty kept on band
p1psRs OF every description Wntias, Ruled and Plau
!" va fiyi .pNi;iS; IMPROVED MANIFOLD WRITER
This should r,rd b. oil basiness and thos, who
IN rae: cfpy OF letters. BY this hyeRon the letter
nd copy are e aad copied ST The tine and Is per-
f-ctly iadelfbls n S,..i
Pm beiay entirely free from any eOrfodng substance
southern and Weiten, Merchants and AZ VINO fYoe a.
stock as all eritrrs will be sold "a % sri, ts ~
ch,,e, AZ ths loves, price FRANCIS 10y III.
InbiT 5u Manufacturing StSfioaefs, n Maideniane,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
RAKE OLD VALUABLE BOOKS.

OlJD -lL-C-lDs<A$ LOC'A>|-
Tn. Sermons Of t- .te Rev. John Touch, A VI. Revised
By Rev P Touch aa,hOr Of Letters Protestant Pea
err5a, on Rea.ive Duties b. Rev Thomas Fraacklia
Twelve Sermons br John Esodser. .. D.
seirc sermons by, !hs I,:e E,ex. ss:aPs ssill@3an
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William Bses, D. B. on Death Jads,neat Hsavsa and
Al Artha: Ashley suykes q D. on Redemption.
Baker or Learning.
tiallovay,s Commeaiariss on Revelations
R-rnefS Dscours-s.
Bells Divine Missions.
Sasons Spiritual reasuTy and stndzat Bible quartz Sc
b. ABRAHAM MAZE.
AZ his old establishment, Of rheo!oieel rsrotell and
\ 8 fGPEkI + OF
AS IT WAS AND AS IT IS.
BY WILLIAM HOGAN, ESQ.
Formerly R0lfAN C.4THOLIC PRIEST.
For sale by 81 ~ P Turner * HAYDEN.
mhl5 10 John.street. near Broadway.
r oBN.soN7s Gs.slES 81 s5.t HERE" LE%leoN
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PRESENT.
DTSIAELTS CURIoSITIES OF LITERATURE.
The foregoing valuable work; with the Curosites OF
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IS one of the most valuable works il the English Language,
and No public private library is complete without it.
APPLETON & co. 200 Broadway.
MANUAL.
ANALYTICAL AND SYMMETRICAL OF
ORTHOCRAPHY AND DEFINITION.
BY JAMES y. McELLTGorT.
PRINCIPAL OF the Mechanics Society School NewXorl.
THE author ohis hook well known The able principal
TIL Mechanics Society School in this CIV IN this Man.
ua h HIS explained the system whcn he h1s employed with
cuiiarly instructive chsr,eterr
'"'' '"O'''''D' ~" ~ 80 VAN NoRDEN < KING.
maI3 2weod 70 William-strst Merchants ExctlEse
DANIEL ADEg:. 1917 FULToN-sT. NEW.YoRG.
WILL. THIS DAY PUGI.iSH No. ) or
THE TREASURY OF HISTORY,
crs aei5 s and SIoisFn AID Separate
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BY SAMUEL SiiSE n MiuNpER
AuGs Of The 'tasniy Of Esowisds Bqsaphieal
THE HISTORY OF AMERICA.
EDITED By JOHN INMAN
The above valuable work vii! be completed IL about tTelye
The first the already been issued and The fol-
lowing ones will b. published regularly the first of each
month until completed mil
Z + a X L OF W T. A V y u,
By HAND AND BY POWER:
With IN Introductory Account oflts Rise and Progress in
ANCIENT AND MODERN TIMES,
For the Use of Manufacturers and others.
BY CLINTON G. GILRoY.
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One large Volume, Illustrated with nearly 800 En-
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This work with admirable carness aud thoroughly
practical prove useful manufacturer aud o-
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low price Of Five Dollars, By GEO. d. BALDWIN,
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- .---I,,- g,,fcRY-1he subscribers have made
Bsyenent ,gSy e r an- I .seepsl saag
goH E.iYsIJ a, ,ir;-s 20 suit purchatsrs
For sale ia sgaa1EsRisaaN ATwATER eco 30 Broad st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18


GLOBE. CLOCK sTQhEaa1,.I z MILLS q co.
fully call the attention of the public the unparalleled
and decided advantages se Clocks have over all
other tlr-kH.pers They warranted 10
year with winding and to Keep good time and are
now for sale al 100 fultoI-strset Ne1-York
The motion produced by weights the 80 day Clocks,
and by mains pHg wound upon iuses IN the fearCock.
The of the weight spring is retarded IN this Clock
and made regularity It's motion by The Ingenious
look at the Clock yo perceive gilt ball four aud half
the end OF mt steel rod u cvoises
three and half way aud the number OF times
the other 1T the upper end OF the rod ingenious and
which catches and leaves without sensible ncuon
The spring laen upon the ball aided By It's own
gravity and rotary motion continued. The e.capement
controlling the pendulum other clocks ms Dali Is
hollow and has iaternal aPparatus ~ winch us rotary
motion regulated There four small weights az nght
angles u each other: mounted wire, which
borz0nt, diameter the globe. The has u the
thread II the screw aHd Of 1t produces exact
Of weights from the which be
regulated the smallest fraction OF time The ohct two
weights fastened circular band eonposed tbreo
metals the contraction or expansion oil when Also
changes their position withh the ball The whole interior
arrangement suns is believed entire uniformity oi mo-
ton 10 lhe globe.
IL viii al onre be seen that the friction Of the common PEN
duum avoided The revolutions Of the ball are found by
experiment and observation 10 be isochIopI.
This Clock put OF beat easily ~: requires oil
the pallets.
other words In making mary reYoIuons the
nch second r-gdglul Clock does Ia fact,
weight Of pouads KEEPS motion eaeh part Of the tne
AID striking machinery e.! - weeks. The leufS struck
BIS faelnB % 4 rotary hammer.
The Certificates Of the American Institute show that ~
Nav si one Of the Tweyemonth Clocks placed with
them ard tina, has performed IN all expected:
The prices re moderate. The public invited call and
examine FOR Themselves. ST 3awGDc
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DO1nDiNu SLhUOL fUk ,iALt. iUfiLc.-ii.ml-
ID stead seminary Hampstead, l.. brnnch OF the h. !
year Circuiirs att. j. Chsmberas South William
street. Also Nswman'S Book store 100 broadway The
Principal during the month oil April at 10 Nassau. ihe sum
mer Term commences the first OF MAY.
mh5 Pm NATHANIEL DUNN, \. ". PRINCIPAL
DKErAkAIUnY O:OAkD .Au) SCHOOL, MIDDLE
Established in 1855. Sessions commence May 18th and
Get 18th, continuing five months $50 per gcsslon.
Thorough preparation for college or business and person.
nj attentions secured 20 pupils fully Us IN the most
expensive schools. Lads from NcwYok arc placed in
charge Of careful person. going and returning. Circulars
At a Markct-streci and la Broasway. d23yc
EtOLDSMITH'S WHITING AND BOOK KEEPING
" ACADEMY, La Farse Buildings, Corner Of Broadway
and Eeadestre-t. ml2
EAISBROW'.S HIDiNti-St'fiODL-No. sos Bowery near
~ is,or and La fyete Place Newly orkMr d; has the
honor thai his School open Day and Evening"
for Equestrian Tuition and eycroise Riding.
TERMS
IS scTSRk LESSONS: oo MONTH fEEhcsE hiDse 90
u, 10 Lesson' "a Ia an an 26 Tides %
do ......... 5 O0fl0 do 49,. -. 6 Oh
Single Lessons. 2 GO single Rides Is
NIB Highly trained and met Horses, for the Road Pa
ra!e, 20 LEI.
EVENING CLASS,
10 Lessons 50 0e % Rides $40 o.
Single do ...... he! 81 S ss it'te 70
l-lilI Lessons or Rides paid for on commencing.
2-One hour allowed gu each Lesson Ride IN the School
3-One hour aud half to Lesson on the Road.
Hours for Ladies. from \. NJ 10 T. VI.
5ours tor Gentlemen, from TO and from to d. NJ
No Gentlemen admitted during the hours appropriated TO
Ladies'
A cad Of address is requested previous commencing
O. ientemen keeping their horses III TINS establishment
viii lave the privilege Of riding them IN the school gratis
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BOARD.

DoARD-yan,ed from the Isl May by gentleman. wiie
ID and daughter small private family wess s rle u
Sni hnuse v,' he required. Location between broadwN'
Second Aveaae Houston asd Fourth Streets e.
changed Address y. B. ut this Office. nnl1
DoIpD 49,, Rooms q, L., with board from the INST
ID Of MAY NJ No ~ Riynson street, near orsS, stI'
References exchanged MI "
DOAkD-t tew eeGtketu-n bs accommodated WIN
II Board s:h breakfast and tea and dinner on sundays at
Il Est Broadway. mlt Nv
pOAttD-A lew >iDsle geuteGie0 caa Be secon'nouAIta
ID With board aud pheasant rooms 81 Whte-s, ml2Iw
COOD BOARD very pleasant Rooms for single gentle
men, gentlemen and their No. 50 Neseysiyeet
Transient company solicited mi I'm
HOTELS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &c.

q RICHARD FISHER, Jr. MATCHMAKER and
EA Jcvrclcr, Is prepared to sell Watches at re-
tail lower than any other house In the city. "A
he IL constantly receiving all descriptions direct nom tho
manufacturers in England, France and Switzerland nc Is
enabled To offer very large assortment Of Gold Watches
from Sl5 TO 500 each; Silver do from SIS 10 $40 each
all warranted to keep good time. or the money returned
Also very good assortment Of Jcwclry and Silver Ware
very low " B.-Sccond hand Watches and old Gold and
Silver taken In exchange bought for cash. Watches,
Clocks Music Boxes and Jcwel rcpaedn the best man
ncr and warranted by experienced workmen, as low
other house city. RICHARD FISHER Jr importer
of Watches and Jewelry, wholesale and retai No 33
Broadway, New-York, few doors above the City Hos
pitnl (rID RICH ARD FISHER. Jr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-18

TO IRON MANUFACTURERS.
TINE ROLLlNG-MlLL MACHINERY of the extern
siye establishment formerly the property OF VIM ol
y Stamford e. consisting of full of gearing shafts
together with shears Lathe turning tools bundlng benches
floor plates furnace castings &c and implements necessary
FOX performing the work Of such establishment of
for sale very advantageous the purchaser
For farther particulars, address the subscriber Stamford
RI 7ms GEO. =. WARiNG
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AGENCIES.

y Lon AT Law intends visit the principal cities OF Eu
re IN the course OF the Summer. leaving here the hrst Of
MAJ He viii aead 20 any business with which ne may be
re1.,.Ieii 10 SHELTON * FLAGG.
g., U,vrx CoSy mi 3wr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-26
lsiesiicai Gayd,

nOCTOR FAWCETT consulting surgeon of 100 Fulton
~ street.. New YORK author OF late publication
bracIng the following subjects, vz-Matrmony lmpoency
and stery anaomcsly ,physoogcally snd Inedicly sI
planned with comprehensive exposition Of the and
modern treatment OF Syphilis Secondary Symr Gonorr
hea, elect, Structures, Seminal Weakness Whites, Noe.
pollution The Doctor has devoted his attention for the ast III
teen years In this city, TO the treatment OF the above
disesses aud W. his practice
in nvesgat the pathology Of the various of the
takes permanent and radical cure His diplomas from Lon
don Ednburg and Phiadelphs Also honosy degree from
the State Of Louisiana suspended large frames his
flee 1916 Fulton street.
late work accompanied with which embraces ali
incidental 10 females
All letters prepaid and addressed to Dr. H. Fawce 1876 FuL
ton street, will receive due attention. Ola imsrc
DISEASES OF THE URINARY oRGANs-snch as
= Ihronic aud acute diseases Of the
bladder Also, 0ononhea,
yrethra, Oleets,
Frostrate Gland, Structures
Kidneys, and Seminal Weakness,
Lons, Diabetes Re-
ca r,s whou, one particle Of mercury They are equally
suitable Tor females They and TO the genera
ve organs rarely ~ ever. erperenced from taxing otheI me
a,cnss LOT sale Apohecaes Hail. CathAnr strsetand
SOLAR LAMPS, CHANDELIERS GIRANDOLEs.
TEA TRAYS, nc.
HE SUBSCRIBER has just opened splendid assortment
OF Solar Lamps various patterns suspcndng and Bracket
sosr; Chandeliers with from one 10 FIVE lights ilt aud
Bronxed Girandoles Of entire patterns trimmed with
Also Of yapanned Tea Trays OF Gothic and
patterns which be offers for wholesale aud retail
'po" wv "''' JOHN ". MORGAN.
%fplton street one door east OF Broadway.
nsa lamp maker All imsms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-26

Packet ship Patrick Henry Deano from Liverpool Nov 90
with mdse Grnuell Minum Co 23d lsst of Montsuk
saw shp hence for Lon don. The T. H. expert
enced heavy gale Of wind the i7h of Sable Isand-has
had nothing but westerly winds 81 the passage
Ship Adel de, Adams from Havana 10Th inst with sugar,
10 sp1hord TIleston &Co.
B,tsue Ralph Gross Glover 81 days from Bordeauy with
braudy 10 NJ smith Walsh.
Bqae Rose Stand Spencer, 6 days frsm New Orleans
with ma 20 ID Hurlcutt s Co.
Bts kowsna, Morrill,, s days from Trind de Cubs with
mollssvs 20 th,steain fonvert.
Bog Horieuse Jones u days from ST Marks, with
Nssrnth Walsh. Oh inst lat SC 80 Ion ~ passed number
OF ron buuud casks.
Brig Adna Sherman, % days from Lsguna with auntss
loEwood, q shumackrr. Left barque Theso. for Mar
selas brig New England for New York, days The
has bosrd the che mate of brig Sayan, home by
the Consul, ia be tried for suny
Big Abeona Clark, IL days from Maanzas, with
Re ad hoppock Sid IN co brig hberna fer Portsnd Left
bzs New England for Provdence; Patt Portland Miliaglev
Boston: Likely do: barque Bailey, Philadeiphi schr
Mills for Nsw York. next day
Big Galveston West 81 days from Galveston, with cotton
and hides 70 Badger Peck goth inst lat 81 3d. Ion TO-
brig with loss Of oremas main topmast, b boom painted
black with black mast heads.
Brig STe Bailey l6 days from Easport, with fish TO |
MENUS u Son
Bg Belle Post, IS dogs from Easport with salt TO Post &
Joyce.
sch Mary Ann, Barrow days from Halifax with fish
10 order.
Ship Finland Brown which sailed hencs for Liverpool on
the 18th instant put back distress having sprung aleak also
lost fDre and mizen topmasts.
Also brig Ocean, from Eastport.
Brig Russia, from Sisal, is still below.
Also two briggs unknown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-26
aBARTINN'S LOTION.

A CERTAIN AND RAPID REMEDY in all OF
"A Rheumatism, Gou Buses Cuts, Burns, Scalds,
Bites Poisop stings Of W ounds of every description
Swengs Weakness and Pais the Breast SIDE aud Back
Fractures and Disloes Of Bones letter RiLgworms
pmpes, all kinds OF upn9ns ihe SKIN, Erysypes Salt
Rheu. Fever AID Ague Ague IN the Face aud Breast Clumsy
Sore Throat, Gl1ndu,aI Tumos Lumb amp the SO.
mach aud Limbs Choi Rowe! Cowplasts Fever Sores Oh
Ulcers and Sores OF all kinds Complaints Of the kdoey
rally, Chb'sns, Cols Bunions, Head Ache Tooth Ache,
Sc, sc.
The proprears deem write lengthy articles
upon the r MSS u tb- medicine its 100 100 ends
New iork ard the Atlant cheerfuy certify the
best sud only remedy mpnts above named
md T. FIN lies viii constantly supply
being seuer iy .cfui aGd ready cure.
The LADIES a,sn Aatui unite 10 aestng It's value, IN
many ' hch heretofore seemed without remedy.
For the frop1rors GensIa Depot retail aud whole
20, BIO d~ey 2dor bo'e c Hospital where agents IN
the q aud wi lie supplied on liberal terms AL
80 23 Wasutstre, Philadelpha and BY
this city generally Thess lew OF their dis
lance viz;t Dcatef Abmy; Dr.. Heinsreet, Troy; T. NJ
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