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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
NEW GOODS.

DArER CAMBRICS, IRISH LINEN, &c--'Iust re-
ccived good assortment Of Paper Canbrics. of all
color and superior quality also Irish Linen which VIII be
sold at great bargain Also Thread Gins, Brhssss siK
and Bobblnet Laces Edgings nserings new style Lace
Cans OF various kinds Velvet Bead Bags Printed Cam
brics French Printed Musn5, Philippean Glnshams;
Hosiery, Gloves, &c. c. l. WEMfLE,
dI5 Jobber, 10 Cedar street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

EyooDYEAR'> OVEK>HuE>, IL esilt lSi3.--so,Veo
" pair and beautiful s,yIe. These ovcysh0eS arc
maceos n.w Metallic m-E,astic Composition They
are uaalcrahie by Sny climate The heat OF The toErd
Zone wllnoi melt soften hgus-tSe cold of the FISd
Zone canno. s'i;lcu tnol,
For elrS,city beauty, durability ami comfort they
ar superior 10 any other oycrsoS caerl 20 the pub
lie. They have always received the highest premiums
from The schies Inst tUe o. Bostnn, the American In
stute OF York, and the Franklin Insa;e If ha-
jc.pha. warr ant Gcoiycas ovcTsces 10 possess ali tho
qualities above stated Dealers are invited 10 call and
test the facts for themselves. For SALE Wholesale ana
and w. I-StrNct. SCfv-Yo.k. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

la STORE TO LE1.-Ihc lower floor and base
r., Of the commodious No I36 Eighth stnet
land Astor Place. The building 50 feet deep,
with granite front Eighth street. aud
either end its situation being located only few
doors from Broadway aud the BoweTy renders Of
the mos, central aud eligible point. for business the UPPER
m Of the cy One half Of the basement, VII be let sepa-
ra,ey desired being well adapted for many kinds Of bus
and particularly for Oyster Saloon For further
ticular. enquire on the premises. f2i #
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FOR THE NORTH.

IS4J-OTFUSIIIUN 10 NIUNUTULl -IsIO.
u TSs@@s y NEW-YoRK AND ALBANY EN-
t-t1S--5N PRESS LINE.-Through without land
SsezrrE3.-s ing The low pressure and swift run
ming straInsoat EXPRESS VIII commence her regular trips
leaving the pier foot of oBN,oN seat regularly Tuesdays
ThurSd,ys and Saturday. aud Abauy Mondays; Wednss
take the morning trains Of cars East or West
This boat is fitted up with splendid state deck
and her furniture all aud OF TIE best kind For passage
apply on board as above.
N B. Freight taken al low prices. me IFS
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

{zA PRIVATE, SALE.--2 Lots Of Ground 39th ST.
lhl,iH between 9Th and 10th Avenues
.4 Also Lot OF Ground 9Th Avenue, near Waver-
ly Place
Also Let's of Ground on lat Avenue.
Ao: Lots Of Ground on Fourthseet, between Avenue
y and Lewis
Also, Lots of Ground on 9TH Avenue
Also, Lots ofGround on n % l. ACen9s ,,, AIRY to-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

l-A VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND FOR SALE
Eth \ splendid ,tere and commodious Dwelling Hopse
Gether with few Offices and few building
lots adjoining situated in thriving village the Hudson
River The built by the present of the prem
es sbou, years ago during which SPACE Of time he has
nued To OCCUPY himself aud still occupies it, dong bu
i-s principally tie Cash Syee1 snt his health being
bad wishes dispose oft II needs only 10 be viewed and
examined recommend itself worthy the attention Of tie
business who may be search Of weilstablished
cern Call on tlessrs. HuTCHINGS. CASWELL &
SMITH G Ced,r.stTeet y Y. l2S I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

Ia FOR sNL5. in tn City OF Newark. New-jerseY-
. House and -! acres Of Land situated South Broad
sSe1- street No I72 within fifteen MINUTES walk Of te
Railroad Depot TO y. y. The House IS 23 front %
deep o stories h!= large piazza the and well finished
,hrouchou also good Stable Tuit rees r1Cc NinS &c
attached For farther particulars inquire Of j. NICHOLS
corn-. Of William and Washington streets, Of WI. PAUL,
on The ors rniSeS f25 lnc
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Cantrell's Agnc Mixture, or Tonic
NlediCamenta.

For the cure Of oil Biiious affections, iftaken nc-
cording 10 directions.
II is a never failing remedy which no family
ough to be without, especially in low marshy
countries.
As this medicine is put up under the pToprie-
tors immediate inspection on the most scientific
principles. being Purely Vegetable. and having
tried its efficacy on thousands, for upwards of ~
wears, and to his knowledge when taken strictly &C.
cordng to directions there has not been one ia lure.
Under such circumstance. recommend it to the
public adding a cerli6csts in support of my asser.
ton.
[. John Burns. do certify that was in the ship
Tobacco plsnt If PhladArhia, Capt. Reed, in
June, 1927, bound TO liverpool; trok the fever
aud sgue aud laid in hivsrrool some tine und"r
the doctors hands. went hom there I" baltimore,
law in the Infirmary for four or five wreks-from
thence TO Phiadelphia; was SIX months under Dr.
Goats; from thence to New York-wsnt TO The
Hospital, remained there about four weeks without
any reef-,ied every thing without snv heneht
for five years. Hearing Of CsnuelPs Ague Mix
tu,e from a friend, | went to his store. told him
how I was afflicted. and got bottle of his mixture
and uscd II according to directions. ], made per
iec, cure and have not had the least return s ce
do with confidence recommend il to the public.
JOHN BURNS.
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A TRULY WONDERFUL CURE.

WAr.aviLLv, Oneids co.. n. Y. Sept. Is. is43.
Dear SIT owe it To the afflicted tn inform you
that in January lat was attacked by a very vio.
len, cold, caused hy working in the water. which
settled on my lungs 1t accompanied nv o We
~ severe pain in nv hreas. and sides, and also
distressing cough. had in attendance all the hest
medical aid in vlilacc hut after exhaus'ing all
their skill avail, they pronounced my disense
CONFIRMED coNsUMrrioN, and they one and ali
gare me up 10 die. After much persuasion got
tho oonsent Of NV phy .ician to use the BALs,M or
WILr Cutnav prepared hy DR. W,srAa. Pur-
chased of the Agent in our place one bottle. before
using baf cf which tersn to gain strength, and il
was very evident nv cough was mach heiter and
my symptoms IN every way improving. | have
now used three bottles, and am restored 10 perfect
heahh. This result is alone owing 10 the Use of
DIR WiSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY aud take this method of giving YOU the in
fmma,inn. partly TO pay you the deb, OF gratitude
owe YOU, and partly that others similarly afflicted
may know where 10 apply Tor relief.
yerv truly yonIs, JAMES SAGE.
Ma. PALMER Druggist, under date Of Wa,erville,
Sept 24,h, lsd3. writes;
The statement given you by Mr.. lanes Sage is
well known to he true by this ,uhole community
Il c. rtsinlv was a most remarkal e cure The sale
nf he Bassm is very good, and it's success IN cures
! truly hsierng. Yours respectfully.
ID. ID. PALMER.
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An EASY TEMPERED MAN--We were much
amused by story told ola suffering man, not
many Leagues from Vermont, who unfortunately
became possessed Of pair of "breachy" cattle.
He offered them for sse but such was their
reputation for tearing down and getting over
fences, that nobody wished to buy. At length
a stranger came to look at them, and inquirng
into their dispositions, was told by the owner
that they never troubled him in any way. Sat.
sfed with the price, the stranger purchased
and paid down for them
1t was not long before he returned and claim.
ed damages.
"Tbey tear down my best fences" said he.
81 thth-think it qu,qu-quite likely" replied
the seller, cooly.
"And understand they served you in the
same way"
"We-we.weil, sh.sh.should rather th.think
they did -
"But," exclaimed the indignant purchaser,
didn't yeu tell me they never troubled you any p
ITO be su su sure did" answered the other;
"the ffa.fact is, neUer let s-s-suck things 1T.
trouble me..',
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TIE MOST REMARKABLE
CURE EVER RECORDED.
HAnnnNEIEIn. 4

HApDOSFIELD, n. Aprh 90 1913.
On or sbout the 18th day Of Octoher, lsil, was
taken with violent pain in the side the liver.
which con'inn-d for ahou, five days, and was i"l-
lowed hy the breaking of an nicer, ar al scess IN
wardly. which relieved the pain lutte, hut caused
me 20 throw upa great quantity Of offensive matter
and also much blood Being greatly alarmed at
This. applied 10 physician. hut he sad he 'hougl,
he could de- hut little for me except give me- some
Mercury Pills, which | refused 10 take, feeling
sa'sfied that they could do me no good; many D.
'her remedies were then procured by my wife and
friends, hut none did me any good-and the dis
charge of blood and corruption still continued every
few days aud at last become offensive that
could scarcely breathe. Twas also seized with vi
olent cough, which at times caused me 10 raise
much more blood than | had done beforehand my
disease continued in this way, still growing worse,
until February, when all hope of my recovery was
given up, and my iIierds all thought would die
OF GALLoPISs CONSUMPTION. At this moment,
when my life Was apparen " drawing near its close,
heard of DIR. wIsrAR'S b l. s AM OF
WILD CHELRY, and got bottle which RE-
LiEvrD ME IMMEpIATELr and by he use Of only
three bottles Of this medicine, all my pains were
removed-my cough and splitting OF blood and cor
rupton entirely stopped, and in few weeks my
health was SO far restored to enable me to work
at my trade, (Which is a csrpenter,) and up to this
time have enjoyed good health.
THOMAS COZENS.
GLoUcEsrER CoUxrI, N. SIS.
Personally came before me, the subscriber, one sl
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r o S e DIN + NJ = N r
E1R TElvTER
RINowoRMs. rIMPLns oN THE PACE, AND {

RINGwoRMs, PIMPLEs ON THE FACE, AND OTHER
CuTANEoUs ERCPTIUNs
uT The foilowing certiif iifca'e describes oue yfiae
most ertraordinary cures erer Effected Jy ang
PuILApELpHIA. February 10. 1893.
EOR twenty years was severely afflicted with
4 TtrrKn on the Face and Head: the disease
commenced when ] was seventeen years old. and
continued until the Fall Of 1896, varving in vio-
lence. bu, without ever disappearing. During most
Of the time, great part of nv face covered with
the eruption, frequently attended with vioen, Itch
ing; my head sweed At times until it felt If il
would hurst--he swenl was so g eat. that could
scarcely get nv hat on. During the long period
tina, was afflicted with the disease, I used great
many al plications. among them several celebrated
preparat,ons) es w'll as taking inward remedies,
including n number of fhotilcs of SUdim's Pdnacen,
Erfroct Of Sarsapa1iia, &c. In fact i, would bs
impossible 10 erumera'e MI the medicines used.
| was also under the care Of two Of the most dis
tnguished physicians Of this city. hut with ,u re-
ceiving much heccf,. aud drspaired of ever being
cured In the fill of ls36 the disease at the time
heng very violent, | commenced using the Rose
Ointment, (prepared nv Vaughan & Dayis) In
few applications the violent itching ceased the
swelling aha'cd. the 'run'lnn began to disappear,
and before had used jar the disease was entirely
cured II has now been nearly war and a half
since, and there is vrstige of the disease rec
naming. rxcep, the scars from The deep pits formed
by the disease II is impossible for me to describe
in certificate the severity of the disease and nv
suffering but will re pie ,scd to give fuller &C.
conut t" any person wanting further satisfaction.
who will call me. At the time | commenced
! using the Rose Ointmrn. would have given hun.
dreds Of dolaIs to he rid Of the disease. Since u.
/ sing it, | have recommended it TO several persons,
(among them nv mother. who had the disease had.
/ " on her arm, who w're a I cured Nv il.
! JAMES DURNEbi., No. l56, Race st.
( q The Rose Ointment is prepared hy T.. B.
/ Vaughan. Snun East corner Of Third aud Race
streets Philadelphia, and sold agency in Snnbu.
! ry, hv II. B. MASSER.
May 18th, lS13. Agent
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MEDICAL APPRECIATION

Of he ROSE OLNIMENT, for Ttiier.
A LTHOUGH the superiority of The preparation
IA over all others is fully es ahli,hrd, the prapre-
Tors take pleasure in laying before he public the
following certificate from respectable physician.
a graduate of the University OF Per,nsvlvania. DR..
B,ueh. having found in this emrdy ,hai relief f,r
tedious and ,i@agrecahlr aifcrtlon which the means
within the range of his profession failed to afford,
has not hrsirard to give il his appreciation, although
the preiuLces and Interests of that profession are
opposed to secret Remedies.
PHLAnELpuiA, Sept. 10. 1896.
I was recently troubled with Il tedious herpetic
eruption. which covered nearly one sie of my face,
and extended over the ear. Mr.. Vaughan proprie-
ini of the Rose Ointment, observing my face, nsis>
ted IN my trying his preparation, "i which he ham
ded me ja'. Although IN common with he meu,-
hers OF my profession, dscnun,enance and di-ap-
prove of the numerous nosiIums palmed upon the
public by ianoan, PR tenders, feel in justice bound
to except the Ruse Ointment from that class of me-
dicnss. and 10 give 1t appr"hation. ii entire
ly cured the eruption, although IL had resisted the
usual applications. DANL BAuGH, NJ. d.
@ ! The Rose Ointment is prepared by H. t..
Vaughan, South Eas, corner of Third ard Race
Streets. Philadelphia and sod agency in Sun
bury, Ivy h. b. MASSER.
May l4th, ls43 Agent.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
CANTRELL'S
Celebrated Family Medicines

WXTIlI. not cure every thing. hut still remain
w unrqualed in their several departments by
every hing ever offered 10 the public who have
voluntary came forward snd offered numerous and
highly respectable testimonials Of their superior
efficacy.
CanfreHs Compound Medicoied Syrup Of So,-
snpar,ha; or, An''-Scorhuuc syrup, for the c.rr
OF Scoriula, Chronic rheumatism. Chronic Swell.
lings OF The Joints. Eruptlons of the Skin. and all
Diseases arising frrrn the abuse Of Mercury, dc.
unsurpassed hy any thing in the market, comhi-
ming all the virtues resident in the Sar-aparIla
with modern m.dicament,' only lately brought
out hy The most respectable medical suthorit.s
Price, so cents per bottle.
CanireH's .7nfi- -Dyspepiic Pondcr, for the re-
lief and permanent, cure Of that most distressing
complaint Dyspepsia. in all ts forms and stages.
1t is truly y mos, valuable remedy. Sold in bottles
al 25 and so cents each
CanireEs .1cue Mixture md Tonic Ned;cn-
mento, stands nj the head Of the list unrlvaed by
any, or all the innumerahle medicines in Use
throughout the length and bread h Of the land, for
the cure Of FEVER and AoUE in all It's stages, and
irum all its consequences.
Residents in Fever and Ague districts should
never he without it.
The subscriber will forfeit EIFTY DOLLARS
where his medicine tails to perform a cure in the
most obstinate case.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by CALEB CRES.
SON. at his Drug Warehouse. No. 6 North Third
Street, Philadelphia; also, nv the regularly ap
poin,rd agent. SETH W. ROBERTS, Whoesa 4
Druggist No. 81 Water Street Mobile.
Prepared orlv hv the Subscriber, corner Of CAR
| PENTER and SECOND Sreets, below fhtisti
an. Philadelphia. where il is also re,ailed.
Observe, none are genuine wilhou, the signature
If JOHN A. CANTREI,b.
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Dougl,ssville. April 10Th. ls43.

Dougl,ssvillr, April 18Th. lS43.
Mn. OAxLEr My son Edmund Leaf had the
scroiea in the mos, dreadful and distressing man
ner for three years. during which time he was de-
prived of the use of his limbs. his head and neck
were covered With ulcers. We tried all the diti'r-
ent remedies. hot Ia no effect, until recommended
by DR.. johnson Of Norisown. and also DR.. Isaac
Hies,er. OF Reading, to use your Depura'ive Syrup
Of Sarsapsrilla Of which obtained several bottles,
the use of which dove the disease entire Y out of
his system, the sore healed up, and the child was
restored to perfect health which he has rhios ed
unin,crrupledy ever since, TO the asonlshrnen' ei
many persons who seen him during his affection
have though, il nv duty, and send you this cefti-
ficate that othefs who have like affection in the
family may know where to Obtain valuable a
medicine Yours truly.
AMELIA D. LEAF.
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EAGLE
ME CD EN HE Il q
Cornpr of Third and Vine Streets,
WrLLIAMSPORT, PA.

~A&IAiAXAl4SXo okA 1xA
VENHE subscriber respectfully announces to the
n public that he has OPENED Hotel IN the COM
modious brick building situate on the corner Of
Third and Pine Streets where he will be happy to
wait npon those who may favor him witt their
company. The Eagle Hotel is large aud conveni-
en,, and furnished ia the he-t modern sl,lr II is
provided with a large number Of we'll aired and
comfortable sleeping apartments, rooms private
parlnrs, &c. Persons visiting Niamsport on bu-
siness pleasure, may rest assured that every ex-
erton will Re used to rruder their snjnurn at the
Eagle Hotel" pleasant and agreeable. His Table
will I've supplied with the very best the market af-
fords. and his har with he choicest wines and other
lIquors-Charges re ,sonabe. The Eagle Hotel
possesses greater advantages in point of location
than any other similar establishment in the borough,
heing situate in The business part of The town. and
within a aconvenient distance of the Cont House
and Wiiamsporl and Elmra Rsil Road Depot.
Sufficient, S'ahhng provided, and g"od aud irusy
ostiers always in attendance.
Attentive. accommodating and honest Servants
have hsen fmpio, ed. and nolhug left pndone that
will add To the comfort and accommodation Of his
guests.
There will l~ n carriage awavs in attendance at
the Boat Landing To convey passengers to and from
the House, Tree of charge.
CHARLES BORROWS.
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EXTRACT OF A LITTER FROMA POST
MASTER. DATED

PGMRRoKE. Washington co.. Maine, Apr 30. lsd4.
MR. ISAAC BUTTS.-Dear Sir: At the rc.
ques, of many Of my friends in this place and vic-
riry who are afflicted with consumption and liver
complaints. take the liberty Of asking you to ap-
pom, some one in this county as aeen, to sell WIS
rAp's BALsAM OF With CuERRr. and 10 send him
few dozen as there is none of j: for sale within
600 miles from this have no doubt that il would
meet with ready sale IL it were where IT could he
procured without TOO much expense and delav.
NV wife was attacked about six months since
with wha, the physicians called the first stage OF
cnnsnmp'ion--a complaint v,ry prevalent in this
sc,ion Of country. Having seen the Balsam adj.
vert sed in Augusts.
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Rose Ointment, lor V'eater.
A PROOF or IT'S EFFICACY.

FHlLAnhLPHIA, May 27th, 1889.
THIS is 10 certify that was severely aifi cted
with letter in the hands and feet for upwards
of forty years; the disease attended generally
with vioen, itching anl swelling. ! applied to a
number OF yh, sic'uns, and used y great many apple
cauons without rtlrciing a cure. About yrar
since. applied the Rose Ointment, which entirely
stopped the itching, aud few applications immedr-
a'rly cured the disease. which there has heen no
return of. although | had never been rid Of il at
any time for forty years. RICHARD SAVAtE,
Eleventh. below Spruce Street.
CT The Rose Ointment is prepared by L. B.
Vaughan. S,ulh Eas, corner of Third and Race
Streets, PhiIadel ha. aud sold IN agency in Sunhu-
ry. by II. b. MASSER,
May l1th, lS43. Aye-f.
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Marvellous.

Frehch Sdc0nt, Al DJohn went one night
quite exhausted to bed, after long und vain ef-
forts to make out the sensc Of a passage in a
Greek poet. On falling asleep he seemed to
himself to be transported in spirit 10 Stockholm,
where he was conducted into the palace Of
Queen Christina. ushercd into the royal library,
and placed before compartment in which he
distinguishes small volume that bore q title
new 10 him. He opened the volume. and found
in It the solution of the grammatical difficulty
which had so perplexed him. The joy which
he felt at the discovery awaking him, he struck
a light, and made a memorandum Of what he
had seen in his dream The dark passage he
now found perfectly cleared up. The adwan'
ture, however was too strange to suffer him 10
rest satisfied without taking some steps to as.
certain in how far the impressions Of his noctur.
nnl journal corresponded with the reality. Des-
cartes was dt that time at Stockholm, and our
sarant wrote to Chanut, the French ambassa-
dor to the Swedish court, with whom he was
acquainted, requesting him to ask the philoso.
pher whether the royal library had such and
such pecnliarities, (Which he descrbed,) and
whether, in a certain compartment, a certain
volume, of such size and form, was not to be
found, on such and such a page OF which stood
ten Greek verses, copy of which the sapdnt
subjoined. Descartes answered the enbassa.
dor, that, unless the querist had boen in the
habit of visiting the library for the last 20 years
he could scarcely have described its arrange.
ment more accurately the compartment, the
volume, the Greek verses, all tailed exactly
with the description.
A counterpart 10 this story 10 related by
Wangenheim.
The son of Wirtemberg jurist, was studying
at Gottengen, and having occasion for book
which he could not find in the library there,
and which he remembered to have seen at home,
wrote to request his father to send him the
same. The father searched his library for the
book in vain; it was not to be found, and he
wrote to his son to this effect. Some time after
MS he was at work in his library, and rose from
his seat to replace book which he had done
with on it's shelf, he beheld his son standing not
far from him, and in the act, as it seemed Of
reaching down book, which stood at consi-
derabe height, and on which the outstretched
hand of the figure was already laid-"My y
son ~ cried the astonishcd father. show came
you here!" As he spoke the apparition van.
ished. The father. whose presence Of mind
was not disturbed, Immediately took down the
book on which the hand of the figure had seem.
ed to be laid, and, behold, it was the very one
which his son had written for. He sent it by
that days post to Gottengen but soon after re.
ceved letter from his son. written on the We.
ry morning on which he had seen the appari.
ton, and stating the exact spot where the wri
ter was confident the book was to be found. Il
is unnecessary to say that il was the very spo
which the uppariticn had already indicated
Dublin University Magazine.
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prNNsYLvANIA.

The following list shows the current value OF all
oennsyl lvania Bank Notes. The most implicit re-.
lance may he placed upon i. as i Is every ,ceeh
carefully compared with ard corrected from Bick-
ucll's Rppor,er,