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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17
SANDS, SARsAPARILLA

All the Phsnosra OF magnetic polarity, attraction and n
x;on have NJ length been resolved into one general fact
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secret of the magnetic elemsn; been aseoreredad
% c,a of The discovery In mary ussuinventoas So also
~ md .,r,.r,r,ep, have ths true p,or,,r
ties OF Sarapas besa discovered elected and applied and
in the form OF SANDS SARSAPARtLLA, they srs be-
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lIe's" 70 &C ss'e'ut - IN .' t .,s, -
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Head and all hepatie disorders, relieved by The
inventors 40 nor rst-nd TO r,rIIurY bu, so "A. as they
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with interest," aud Ter iue proof the reader seierred To
pamphlet, which furnished without charge by all the
AGENTS.
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f,i e. go +, mrs, I'D !. y,r;orx tam. fnm y.
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our ye,rs ags lase swelling appeared my arm had
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BOARD.
HOTELS
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL,
CORNER or WILLIAM & DUANE-sTs..

xA The subscriber respectfully Informs the public that
s he hiss leased the above establshpeat aud pre-
ON very moderate Il has n in the thorough
aTnnT aS be Will not, usual what he Intend. do
but solcits the travelling community TO visit and give him
rial ana Judge for themselves that the establishment unsr
his deserving Of the patronage OF the public.
The locson BENG central business oels Inducements
merchants from re country from It's retired snsoa unsnr
Passed hy any other house the city Terms 81 rr day
per week IN proportion
the Assembly Room will Dc let thcse giring Balls and
Concerts The renaning OF the season and hst tbs
room will shortly be pnt Ia complete pair. and fitted
insignificant STYLE. He further calls the attention OF thu pro-
sen;smen that his Tor rottraiors
rers alteration and that he ready to
accommodate reasonable ,ermswheh will DO sesa
BY his regulation Of room hire. =, =
y. B.-A select number of Permanent bosr6ers VIII %
nsas 81 sm ''-' D'''-'' NISoRp s. TRREsHER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17
DRY GOODS.

DROWN SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS-of every
ID style aud width all the known bands both heavy and
ae-Sark Mil Indian Head Lawrence g. Abbott A Mcrr
mack Exetes Unknowns Brunswicks &c sc. MAJ lee had
acurrs prices the ed floors OF S and % Cedar
street. hafa block above Pearl.street
Also best Southern Cotton Yarns assorted twist, Nos. TO
49, TO H. sad No to - Also. Cotton Batting, put up in
blue papers bundles the 100 lbs large quantity At
s. cents per pound TO per h. Bats This last style
warranted equal 10 any 10 bait in market iso. Pater
Yellow Ticket and othr NewJesey arms AT low css
threaded OF superior quality both white and cooed assorted
bales and half bales Also, Irvine o! various qualities.
from IS 81 cents per ID.
The attention OF Country Merchants particularly solicited
10 this stock which up with direct view their
APPRECIATION. l. y. u pr.hliiLl'
mil i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

MuRpER.-The Shreveport (Caddo) Gazette OF
the 26h ut says-A most shocking murder occurred in
parish Monday last the mill OF Mr. Cntliif the
superintendent ofthe MILL Mr. Scott attempted 10 chas-
se, have learned, negro fellow belonging 10 MI.
down. and repeated his blows until he not only dead
but his skull completely shattered The negro has been
brought 10 this place. and safely lodged in Jail to await MS
trial. Instances this kind becoming quite frequent
1t was only few months since that negro was hanged IN
Greenwood for attempting the life Of his orerseer and but
week or sincc in the adjoining county OF Harrison
Texas 3Ir Wilson met with most distressing death ~
tho hands of his own slaves. Now that slave popua-
ton is increasing rapidly, ik 1t high ine and Alb
soutey necessary for safety, that our Police Jury
should take warning from these frequent acts OF nrhnlen-
CIV, and establish an e:scent patrol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17
MATCHES. JEWRLRY. &c.

e RICHARD FISHER, Jr wATcH-MAKER and
"a Jeweler, is now prepared TO sell Watches at re-
<HsS,ta lower than any other house in the city. AZ
be Is constantly receiving all descriptions direct rom the
manufacturers IN England Franco and Switzerland he Is
enabled offer very large assortment Of Gold watches
ffom SIS TO 800 each Silver do IS to $40 each
all warranted keep good time or tho money returned
Also very good assortment OF Jeweiry and Silver Wafe
very low. g. B-Second hand Watches and Old Gold ana
Silver taken IN exchange or bought for cash. Watches
Clocks Music Boxes and Jewey reparedin the best man
experienced @orncn as low As any
other house In thu city. RICHARD FISHER Jr. importer
OF Watches and JeYery Wholesale and retail, No. s3l
broadway, Sew-York, few doors above me CITY HOS
nitai (nlD RICHARD FISHER, Jn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

The MISSES RICE AND THE THREE BEARS The
Portland Advertiser states that It secluded part OF Ok
ford County, called The Andovcr SURPLUS there reside
two farmers who occupy few acres and do their
own chores-hring male help only for hsyiis and ar-
yes;ing Out in woods lately with the team cutting
and drawing winters wood of the Misses Rice was at
tracted by barking OF the deg at hollow tree one
of the Young ladies absent for the moment, and the
other chopped hole on the tree and came 10 oea Sl
Nothing dauned ct tho sight she gave poke AID out
scrambled bru whom she knocked down and despatched
second bear Immediately made his appearance and she
despatched him third bear then crept from the tree,
good mornings work, for there two dollar bounty on
bears the skins and grease are worth i've dollars at
least. We should like to see Miss lace oil tne
| Surnlus - 1--we. Mirror.
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au-HeoI!nr BaIsnm.

AlI-Heallrg BalsRm.
IL has proved best medicine offered 10
ps The NO Longer b asf S39 5a%a bs
cases but who have sored to the use oil THIS great
that remedy eau b. found however hopeless the nay
ear be- i is approved by he Faculty and recommended
by the" as the following f issf f
will shew gentlemen residing in 18th street. had been SUI
, ,ens Rne medical advice was obsned by
sn ISS ao The @ b snd d him c 4
Hearing Of this great remedy he purchased bottle and tined
eade e m d pt5sS thu mce to be Wonderful
suee RaisSG B L Job Of hfi
medical gentleman residing in Broadway called this last
week TO say that he Ind been induced to Try the oloSaon9n as
It's use His wife was troubled ha cough aud raises
blood IN some quantities He had used one bottle and called
for another and stated that he thought the remedy an a'aaa
Mrs THouRoURs 352 Monroe ST. who had been sick for
length Of time was relieved by one BEETLE oil thus great
DENSis KELLEY. 26 Waterst afflicted IN the same
the wntr lie was very much redncsd and eOushed
SANITY when he commenced the use Of the & "a ne
has used bottles Of the rened aud is no" 0 70 return
to his work being entirely re rfl q, s!,,oN
Mr. WISDOM IS White ST. was so low the month Of De
cmher last that he given mp by his physician s nenc
also had % S lbs sn 70 bis e s @as las
restored him health that he is now able 10 walk ABOUT '
Young lady whose name left the Office has so far re-
covered from diseased lungs under the OF the ofaortn
b.c eonan,nc for two years had been attended by the
best Physicians bot Brooklyn and this city They 81
agreed m their opinion Other and pronounced her luns so
far affected that they could not help e Her cure Is extra
ordinary and Will shortly be published IN full; Of ,,s
Other persons the curaii properties Oh lS
medicine and unhesi,atingly PRONOUNCE y
THE GREAT REMEDY
NJ Bininser 1912 Barcl MIR wilson oil Gpahe,
Mrs Bell Of Mofristown, Nj Mrs MctTann " " akerst,
Mrs Archibald IS White street. aud other PERSONS
have been relieved from cough: Of long standing Diheniy
Breains &c and haveleit their names as references Al @
Office. -, A.. .,a i,
Mrs HAYS, 1Sa Eslon.srert. Brooklyn. Jl0Sin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

E1OARDlNG SCtfOUIs-IRNlNGi INSTITUTE, TAsRY-
Id TOWN, " Y.-WILLIAM p. LYON, 4. NJ. Princi
pal.-Summer Session viii open on the LIST OF May.
To those who desire ts place at Boarding School,
the advantages offered this Institution believed 70 be
equal. II Superior any. Ii has been
fn operation years The location, delightful and
lub-ors Is convenient OF from the City Tire ed
lice commodious and confortable:he play grounds
rc and disconnected from the village The government Is
efficient bat mid, resembling that Of we'll regulated
Christian fmEynd day scholars received to ccun
ie-act the salu;sry influence Of family training.
The system OF instruction Is designed not merely 10 ad
ard perfect the pupil In the branches studied bat TO
deve,ope and instruct the Judgment, 10 cnghten the un-
dcrsarIng, form the habits, and to give moral and
useful direction 10 the ncinatons.
Further particulars, including Catalogue OF Students,
opinions OF patrons. SC will De found In the pamphlet c!rcu
lar of the Institute. be had application a the Book
OF Bartlett & Wexford, Aston House. and Rsynors,
IS Bower.
Reference b. permission to the following distinguished
gentlemen:
Washington Irving, Esq.
Hon. Daniel webste-, U. S. Senate
Hon. tiuan c. Ecrllanck
Capt. Alex. Slldel Mackenzie, q. s. N
Nathaniel B. Holmes, Esq. Tarrytown.
Francis Hall, Esq. Rev. Nathan Bangs, DID. VIM. c.
Bryant ESQ., George T. Trmbe, j. Z. Van RENSSELAER,, "
D. Harper 4 Brothers, New-York City
Also 10 the following who have been, PATRONS
Rev II w Hunt, Zebcbee Cook, Jr. Benz L.der,
Rev j. VI Vincent, NJ Van Berren, Oscar Irving,
Rev ThOs Burcl, Jas VI IIeyt, Thco keesc,
Rev J Dewng, j /. Mott, w Knevels,
Rev Sewell, Duscnoerry, l. Den!son,
Rev A F Selleck, Il /. Kip, Geo Cnch,
Rev DR. West, Parnony, ii w Clapp,
DR. Jos Scribner, YIN G Boggs, Benz Brush,
Rev D Babcock, w Van Yoorhis, Campbell
\ Livingston, Leonard Kirby, w DunhaIn,
Elisha Morrcll, Jacob Leroy, Il Howe,
Peter Pinckney, Gen G IL Striker, II Raynor,
Chas Storm, Harvey Weed, Isaac Adrlancc,
j Cheserm BF Whcelwright, Thos Pattisos,
Morris Robinson, W Van Antwerp, NJ Eels j30 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17
slavery and Abolition at the South.
p,,..,;Rc Va March 2, 1915.

| To he Editor Of TIA Tiitane;
lam Yirsinian by birth, and as sush hignt Be
supposed TO be opposed TO the abolition OF Slavery
| Rnt mn, so. I have, from mature reflection and
Ian, ob..rrs,iou. come 20 the firm conclusion that
Slavery ia NOT only curse 10 the community in
which il exists but religiously wrong. have ira
v.Jed in both Slave and Free States, and have al
WAYS found The inhabitants of Free States more
prosperous and happy than in Slave States. might
say much more In support Of my opinion, but that
would be useless TO you. My object is 10 give my
views as 10 the easiest mode of accomplishing the
abolition Of Slavery. The violent plans Of some
only rivet the chains tighter and make the condi-
ton of the Slave worse; for, my word for 1t, 1t
will never be accomplished by violent dcnuncla-
tions or force, for Southern feeling is such that
they would sooner shed the blood of every Slave
and their own too than have them freed contrary
10 their will. Now my plan would be a concilia-
tory plan-say this: try 10 induce the Slave States
10 raise fand, by taxes on Slave property, for the
purchase of Slaves, and also lei the North raiss
fund, by any means they think best, for the same
purpose-the Slave States 10 pass law that every
Slave, when he shall arrive al certain age. snail
have freedom by the Society, which shall be formed
for the purpose making il appear 10 the proper au-
,hority that he has arrived at said age, and paying
10 his master say three-quarters Of his valae, the
other quarter TO be reserved as fund TO colonize
seid Slaves in come country selected for that PUT
pose Suppose Virginia would pass such Law,
and put the Iare at one dollar on the Slave as
fund for that purpose that would raise an amount
which, with private donations and the assistance
of the North would free more Slaves in one year
than all the denunciatons against them would In
100 years and il would be calculated TO win the
Stakeholder TO the cause. For when he would find
that the North was acting under feelings of human
ity, and was willing that the master should have
pay for ais Slaves, instead of trying to wrest them
from him forcibly it would call forth all their bet
tor feelings, and many would be more liberal than
the Northern people, and particularly so if their
Slaves were 10 be sent 10 some country 10 them
selves. liwould be hard for the South 10 agree 10
set .hem free and let them remain with them, for
that would make the condition of both worse,
The Southern people are much easier persuaded
to a course than forced. Ensland had as well pass
laws and resolutions for France, as for the North
10 pass laws and resolutions free the Slaves OF the
South Get the South, by some concillatory course,
TO pass laws themselves, and then good object
will be accomplished; for when commenced 1t will
go ON. Respectfully, w. p. q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

A CHEERFUL OLD MANA curious letter from
the eccentric GRANT THoRBURy to the Editor OF
the Boston Courier, appeared N that paper Of Sat
urday. Here is an extract:
For my own part, think have received more
of the kind mercics of bounhiul Providence than
falls to the lot of most men. During nifty years
have been in America / have not been confined by
sickness one day. | have three sons and three
daughters not one of whom has gwen Inc sore
heart; have twenty-slx grandchildren, two OF
them married ammo IN my seventy-thlrd year,
my health as good, my personal feelings as com
Portable and my heart as light as 1t was when IN
nv twentieth year. | read without spcctacles. In
fact, my spirits al times are SO buoyanr, that am
obliged 10 let off steam bywring some abstract un,
connected and incoherent deas-iike Goblet ana
his pigs, for instance; else think sometimes the
boiler in my small carcase would burst with pure
delight. There is anotherltem among my mercles,
on which (though old) look back with delight,
that is, the pretty Yankee glr, who became my vile,
was the first young woman IN whose Wtrdte com
pang had spent Ten minutes; yes-and the flrst
actese iips cr tasted You will laugh at this be II
so, better laugh than cry-ihe merry man hves as
long as the sad-so says Solomon: and were TO
begin my life anew, would just manage my treaty
of peace with the lasses, alter the same mode and
form This little soul OF ours Is CURIOUS little ar
lice heart and flesh may lail-(thoush in my case
feel it not;) yet IN the pleasures OF memory, the
soul is as much alive IN retrospect as II was hty
wears ago. In my mind, have sometimes com,
pared the soul to the boiler, and the limbs, eyes and
ears TO the machinery; the machinery wears out
by using and won't answer the impulse oil the flrst
moving cause; yet the ire and the steam are the
same The man of eighty, whose eyes are dim,
whose ears are shut, and whose arm has been struck
with palsy-by the impulse Of the soul he may Try.
TO raise his arm it won't answer to the motions OF
the SOUL because the machinery OF the arm is dead,
though the soul is as much alive as when hrSt
breathed into the carcase of clay. Seeing me as
active, lively, and young in appearance, as was
forty years ago, am asked by my friends how l
live! never was drunk in my life, and never
eat cnough; seldom sit ten minutes al table, and
could eat as much more, were l to SIT I'LL my appe-
lite was cloyed.
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NEW pTTBJTGAfIONS.


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II Greek and English
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FeiIoas Grrtk R,ader
Sophoclea G.eek Grammar
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Among which arc the following
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4 Dissertation concerning Liberty ana necessity WIN r.
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SCHOOLS.

NOR SALE-t Classical and English School well c,tab-
l. lished good location. within fifteen minutes walk ol
the Park. and e.ce- in the responsibility of pstTo
Asy person fully coni-ted with S;01 TO $500 raady
money for which the yurS and apparatus shau
equivalent will nd opportunity Of making Profitable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

DUMPs-Dolhle action Light and force pumps Of al
sizes to raise from 20 10 800 gallons water per minute.
Cast iron Fountains OF var!oE-s pa.ternS-
Fire Engines and Hcse, &c manufactured by
d23 skns D. FAKNAA, % Fultcn-s..
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MEDICINE rs.
CALL AND SEE THE ORIGINAL "DoCU
MENTS"
Col. N1dSE, Of Amenia, Nele- York, irr,tcs
undr daie Of January =, 1915,
as foEors


SIR The high estimation hich Wistsrs Balsam Of Wild
Cherry is held Dotn. more than merits. Having seen rs
beneficial ny family believe II 10 be ,nvaua
bl. in Cases of incpient Consumption.
Ny WIFE constitution naturally feeble, the i
OF 1873 took cold which affected her luDg producing
haraSSnS cough agd hoaesSs that she could with d
Guilty SPEAK
While on visit to her friends last spring hex attending
physicians became aarned her situation told herha
less her Oh and Other symptoms left her the weather ar
preached would be not likely the weather became
cold AT the he medicine % take which
tended 10 lessen her fever but still her OUCH, 1iOARSE
NESS and RAISING OF BLOOD continued about the
time A, this alarming Of The disease procured
bottles ef Wiss BalSam Of Wild Chery which she be-
no benefit from @ because she hd become far reduced by
this emaca;ing disease but prevailed her 10 ccntinns
though freely confess II hoping against hope
Before the second bottle thought there
relief and she reSerered in is till she mad taken or
bottles and now SIR the gratifying result PEt Ell
RESTORATION 10 her usual health. Not one o. ;h5:e
alarming SYMPTOMS have re-spree aud sLcd do myself
injustice did fully aud earnestly recommend 1t TO others
who nay be IN : similar situation
Respectfully yorr friend, w. H. NASE.
E NJ Swift, Esq District Attorney OF D2tehess G writes
February ,, 1915.
am acquain;ed with Col W. II. Nase Of Armenia, who
man Of trutl-and his of facts entitled to full
credit. Further, know that the health OF his WIFE IS GEruy
iEnroyed p " - IT 1.
Agar we say, call aud Sc the ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS.
They fully prove that this Galsam the only reiiab remedy
for Pains eakress of the Chest and Lungs Cough Colds.
Liver Complaint lncipent Consumpon Asthma oil one 10
20 years. Standing Raising of Blood and every disease pro-
duced by Geld and changing climate
Remember certificates aud statements oil cures are III
CASES sTrIcTLY rRUE.
off ,.cp
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NO DECEPIlON.
Not ,ceek passes a,cny ,rihopt hare 10 record
some of he most astonishing cures Of long coil-
tinted asthma, Incipicrt Consumption,
Bleeding at the Lungs, Broncntis,
Difficulty of Breathing, and the
rariouS diseases OF The
Lungs,
performed by
FOLGER,S 6LOSAONIAS,
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no MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTuRERS..,.T b
" aL. ,S r ~ .S;EsIpEIS ESQIlRERs WING

no ,frpCu ANTS AND MANUFACTURERS
| propreisrs OF the MEMPHIS ENQUIRER. Mms
Journal publssed ,r,-weeky and wseAi NJ dsin2n e.
rers of SeY ork and vicinity. advertising medium
through which 10 communicate WIN ,ie ne.enaus;
is tiiweekly circulation equal 70 thai q ne day and m
weeS,y combined of xny other luIil piosni - II.
nesriy doubles t.at my ether paper Of the snre po
oar,;serx y,l have the beDehi " both the tn weekly cic
-ii,, ,oretner witt that OF daily ae Is soon n the
LTe,t mails and from Memphis OF winch Inere
@ ~ or<act snail render the pringg OF Daily EnG;'-
rer exoeeni and profitable 20 the publishers ana ief as
using customers ., Ma,
w to whom We refer for fnr-ber particulars.
in LIZ . S. MCMAHON. H0SELEf K DOOLE1.