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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-29

PIANO-FORTES FOX HIKE,
AT All OADWAY, CUP STAIR 81
n WALKER has constantly on hand an extensive assort
Of every description including Grands and Cabinets which
loaned hire the above or at his manu-
Also New PIanos for SALE with all the modern improve
ments, equal to any in the United States
el3lm*nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-29

BURDENS PATENT HORSE-SHOES
n q BEING NOW ON SALE by the principal dealers
M in hardware in the United States all warranted
IL feet in and made of the very best refined iron
W and ssd fraction the price Of iron in the bar
Every shoe which may be found not in accordance
with the above will be received back and the
money refunded with all expenses from the distant parts
Of the country. = -
7 H. BURDEN, Agent,
my 10 Im~rrc Troy Iron and Nail Factory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-29

KUULSIONE'S NIDING SCf1OOIA,
49, and l39 Mercer Street.
IN MR. JOHN 8. ROULSTONE has the honor to
LIZ inform his friends and the public in general that his
AZ4- School for Instruction in Horsemanshp open
day nd evening, follows
nSa'' ;s' LuI.s''A K M.tcsPM
Terms of instruction made known application TO MIR
Roulstone
Mr. r. has JUS, received from the several fine apd
so,rable price. my7rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-29

Correspendence Of the Herald

ltorrespondence 81 the n0rdlu.J
WASHINGTON, May rs, lS45.
lSa6oah Day an Washington Temperance Needing
on the Arenue-Tae Run-SeHers Hauled Up
Tremendous Onslaught upon King Alcohoi-Prssi-
dent SaUage dozen upon Coleman and Brown,
and the Rum-seAers geaeraAy,ia Terrible Broad
sme-Serious Charges and Disclosures CONNECTED
icfh the Observance of the Sabbath, By the Rum
Selers-Scatting Dcnunciations Of this God-defy-
ing, Heli-fHiag Practice of Selling Poison, &c
We had most formidable teetotal demonstration
in town yesterday. Sunday is quiet day in Wash
ington, and the smallest excitement in the streets is
certain to attract great attention and molly crowd
instantaneousy, as if by enchantment. At about
three O'Clock in the afternoon yesterday, when the
guests at Colemans and Browns were coming forth
from dinner to the front stoops ofthose aforesaid ho
tells, to pick their teeth, their attention was attract
ed to cluster of some fifty individuals, in the leg
lslative process of organizing meeting, across the
way, just door below John Vests coffee house
We were not long kept in suspense as to the upshot
OF this mysterious and suspicious looking assem-
blage. The meeting was organized, and song was
sung in general concert by the company, with
chorus.
RASH hv viu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-29

6dyS FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER-.The
MIRA very fast sailing baque HOME Captain Watts, built
Baltimore one yssr since Of the best materials,
1000 barrels and has handsome accommodations
for twenty passengers. Apply 20 Captain Watts board at
Pike street wharf, or TO n. X. COLLINS co.
ia re IS South street
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-03
sTRoUDsBURG MONROE COUNTY PA, THURSDAY,

are liable TO be leeced ; saw you were in the
hands of swindlers," he continued--" and when
one of the fellows left the table, noticed ha,
he laid pack of cards he had been Shaljqing,
near your adversary's elbow. As an expert,
rnen,, (pas,ng by al the momenr) I took The top
card from the pack and sh0red it under the bot
tom, by which means, yOu got the four aces n-
tended for his partner, while he got the four
kings intended for yOu and thus the sporting
gentlemen were caught in their own rap!'
MoRAL,Poker is decidedly dangerous
game 10 play ar---paricularly with strangers ;
bu, when you find yourself in possession of four
aces, GO 1T WITH A PERFECT RUSH
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-03
20 ;ifi Concerned.

We would call The attention of some Of our
subscribers, and especially certain Post Mas.
,ers, to the following reasonable, and well set.
lied rules Of Law in relation to publishers, "a
be patrons Of newspapers.
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
|. Subscribers who do not give capress no.
tce 10 he contrary, are considered as wishing
10 continue their subscriptions.
.. If subscribers order The discontinuance OF
their papers, the publishers may continue 10
send them I'LL all a?rearages are paid.
3 If subscribers neglect or refuse 30 take
heir papers from he officers TO which they are
directed, they are held responsible ill they
haze settled heir bill, and ordered their papers
dscon;ned.
4. II Subscribers remove to other places with
cr Informing 'be publishers, and their paper is
sent 10 the former direction, they are held re-
sp0nslhle.
). The cour's have decided that refusing TO
ahe newspaper or periodical from the office,
or removing and leaving il uncalIed for, is "pri-
ma lacie" evidence Of intentional fraud
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-03
SHIN Nfer.
BY WILLIS GAYLORD CLARK.

bl WILLIS GA1LURD CLARK.
The springs gay promise melted into thee,
Fair Summer! and thy gentle reign is here;
The emerald robes are on each leafy tree;
In The blue sky thy voice is rich and clear,
Aal The free brooks have songs TO bless thy
reign
They leap in music midst thy bright domain
The gales, rha, wander from the clouded west,
Are burdened with The breath Of countless
fields;
They TEEN with incense from the green earlh's
breast
That up to heaven its grateful oder yields;
Bearing sweet hymns of praise from many a bird
By natures aspect into rapture slirr'd.
In such a scene the sun-illumined heart
Bounds like prisoner in his narrow cell.
When through lis bars The morning glories dari,
And forest anthems in his hearing SWELL
And, like The heaving Of the voiceful sea,
HIS painting bosom labors TO be free.
Thus gazing on Thy void and sapphire sky,
0, Summer in my inmost soul arise
pilled thoughts, 10 which The woods reply,
And the bland air with lis melodies;
TIL basking in some visions glorious ray,
long for eagles plumes 10 flee away.
long TO cast his cumbrous clay aside,
And the impure, unholy thoughts that cling
10 he sad bosom, torn with care and pride;
would soar upward, on unfettered wing,
Far through the chambers Of the peaceful skies
Where the high fOunt of Summers brightness
lies
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-03
Evening Hymn for a Good Boy.

How sweet TO lay my weary head
Upon my quiet liule bed,
And feel assured, that all day long
have not knowingly done wrong.
How sweet TO hear my mother say,
You have been very good to-day"
How sweet 10 see my fathers Joy,
When he can say, My Gear good boy! !"
How swee, it is my Thoughts to send
10 many dear-Ioved distant friend,
And think if they my heart could see,
How very happy they would be
How sweet 10 think that He whose love,
Made all The shining worlds above,
My pure aud happy heart can see,
And loves linle boy like me-
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-03
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
sCHOCE JG SE'EgENG.

TPRWS-TwO dollars per annum in avapce-Two dollars
1uaer. half yeaTyand If not paid before the end of
s yetr Two dollars and half Those Who receive their
% y carrier sage drivers employed by the proprle-
.ts u5 be charged 81 l-2 cts per year. extra
aperS discontinued until all arrearages are paid except
.,5e onion OF The Editors.
Ad,etiscnentS not exceeding square (sxteen nes)
m inserted three weeks for dollar twenty-five cents
eery subsequent Insertion: larger proportion
.-o-a discount VIII be made 10 yearly advertisers
A letters addressed to the Editors be post paid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-03

Is not customary al the present day 10 say,
heres 'he devil 10 pay and 10 pitch hot" the
-'hionable phrase being---"lheTe's certain LA
''y due 10 The "oid gentleman in black, and
V '0umino"s mai'er Of an elevated temperature
d hand 10 liqOidate ihe obligation.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-03

Boys should remember thai il requires soaie-
""g more rhan a long tail coal long nine,
'0l oragadoca, 70 make men.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-03

We ohjec, to calling corn bread Kentucky
confectionery. |. is unconstitutional TO gran.
TILES of nobility, though The subject be de-
serving one.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-03

81 am taking down inc census of a densely
populated negh5orhood," as the fellow said
when he swallowed the skippery cheese.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21
The German Catholic Movement.-Ronge'-
Trinmpbai Procession.

fRANKToHT on the Main. sept 18th.
Yesterday we Witnessed Ronge's triumphal pro
cesson into our city as we may properly style his
arrival here on his journey to Stuugar
The brave champion Of German Catholicism was
accompanied from Hanau by more than 100 persons
in carriages and on horseback. he himself riding
ahead Of them in carriage adorned with carlands.
one of the trustees Of the Oienbach German Catho-
lie community being seated on one side OF him and
his colleague. Dowiat OF keonigsberg on the other.
The nearer the procession entering through the
Aschafenburgh gate. approached the coach-oilce.
situated IN the Zeii a splendid street Of i rama
fort the more increased the multitude who shouted
long live Ronge and that long and broad street
was covered with at least from five 10 six thousand
persons when Rongc alighted from the coach 10
take slight breakfast
The crowd having in their shouts expressed the
wish to have 4 chance Of seeing the counienance Of
the celebrated man and of hearing few words
from him ROnge entered a neishbOuns private
house and from window Of the upper story ad-
dressed few forcble words 10 the multitude as
sembled. At his departure his travelling carriage
was surrounded by such dense crowd that il r.
1uircd special care OF the driver 10 reach the city
without danger 10 human lives. The inhabitants Of
Frankfort concur in maintaining that they had never
before Witnessed such an open display OF the senii
ments Of the people, excepting only inc PROCESSION
ia 1913 after The battle OF Leipzig when the mon
archs returning victorious were hailed with similar
jubilation a. having liberated Germany from the
yoke Of foreign dcspotism. And, indeed. Rongc
owes his warm reception in our city 10 the very
same motives For the people look upon him a. the
brave man who first raised the banner IN Germany
to check the invasion of foreign ecclesiastical pow
or, and to open the path OF emancipation from H.
Whatever may be the ultimate result OF the
events of our days history will not deny him this
glory, although there are many even out Of the
nl,ramoniane dominion who criiicise his endoavors
and prophesy misfortune and failure Finally it Is
remarkable that the manifestations in city pro-
cecded solely from Protestats, as about the hour OF
Ronge's departure, the little congregation OF the
German Catholics of this city were assembled in
church to attend a service held by their minister
Hieronm.
Translated from The schneposi for The Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21
r7-The Grear American Iiemed

r1S-Tbe creat American Remedy -soIberu Balm
for Cousumpon Coughs Gods AMI a. affections % M
che-, PR pranss an liver con .atio BE- had
~ ~ nrsur-tor fis Br1alWas ami of the re.l-c-
fle Drug stoe- In he United staes, wh1.-ae ard
III BIZ he proprietor $50 Broadway and By " YAH ne,ca-
I'M III Fa6u--t Tn sprrlrni Aierauye southern Balm
Phi. are a. good genera csiharuc acd Alternative u-ii-
cine A. i now Known. ouy l. cents Ter box ~ Pts Ia
h.x A. FOR ale a. he pfopf-.ors Jfc- 81 Broad
ny ..d lie principal DrIg stores m IN n-d STATES for
ae hoesa- ani retail A. i Proprietor Once, IS 5roaf-
90 ana by Wvsft keiclGm ~ tglOu-s'- wrere may D.
bsl Il. yvi Certificates oi h- p-ca-
blty .nd s-o treatise on Con-umpncn &C and fu A.
count OF lavauane med cinr- Co1ntry m-fcaan =
xoud dove. No .upp.y ih-r selves Win these medicines
as tey are now greatly called for throughout The eoua'ry
OILS Sgeod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21
,s,- The Genuine GaIvanic Rings. Band

~ rae s'en nirt nv n11.se nd inveu
to- OF these celebrated articles. feels duty 10 warn Inc
public lest they be deceived IN purchasing fpuIis@ TINT
iIoRs DR.. CTisre wishes no eiiken- Of New OK
- ofhey nsr-s where hi. discovery has been introduced
10 understand that ne manner recognizes any o. NJ -
tce. sold under TIE 81 Galvanc Kings, BANDS, &C
n... they are counecf-i with MS and sod BY h- al
horned Agent Dr. Cnsre TAXES he responsibility 70 NJ
her assert thai limitations Of ms discovery possess 20
Whatever and thai they DC regarded IN 70 other
I'm: tsn direct fraud All persons, therefore "ho are
suffering from any u the painful aiies cox pirhen-
1nder Rhsuma.n II al Is forms. or Nervous Con
~ mailer how chronic ~ character, arr rrlrs-
10 apply The ony pisoe IN NewfofS, where ine genuine
~. r.I,-s- S1n Suildiug Suuerou. certificates from
physc.us and OILERS OF me hgness che acter and me
genr- and winch daily eccumu al E, can a"ays he
seen by applying 81 he Agency 30. - flton-s a. sose
rc'4 ~ @fF''' oh Hos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21
~ ~ebrina,s Restorative CordinI.-

Ant medicine l. nevel-faing remedy for Dyspepsia and
Nervous Affections IL s certain for ScS and Merry
Headaches and an excellent preventive Of Costivenes
and Low Spirits 10 corrects morbid state OF the hillary
-aIs and gery rhcacou- n relieving Fsliency, ChO
les ard similar 0.ani- Of me stomach and Bowels u
speedily promote. the return of strength and activity In Oh
OF Debility, restores healthy appetite where his
greatest Of blessings il deficient and natural cOuse
quenre, gives tone and yigor 20 The whole system
Sold wholesale and retail by A. B. ID. SANDS, 70 Fulton
street also At - Broadway and II East Broadway. sod
also by RUsHTOS co. 10 Broadway, 10 Aston House,
aud Broadway. corner OF Foureeu;rsL Also by J; a l.
Coddinston SIS HudsoDst lsJ .odlsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21

ready for Tie season, 3 which for -hlnes and superior
Of color cannot be surpassed, vh oh very important
part OF tn Hat retaining the color TIL II j. wore ont ANY
article sold IN Ibis esiah shWef l. misrepresen but
sold for what 10 s. Als1 the Fall style OF Boys and Child
reus Cape of various patterns ard l assortment OF La
dies Fuf-. Gentlemen have their Hats made order
10 any shape or style they wish
{. KNOX No. 10 Fu,onst
o5 nis' between William snd Nassau SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21
New and Elegant Carpeting- OF

" New ana Eie-"n' -. -, - r.ive, Niton.
Tape.ry Brussels. Three Ply aud Ingram CNpetnss,
Floor [ olhs English Dfuggeis, &c &c
Comprising Tie rctesi aaa invss osA.. , '' -. 49,.
Csro.t,ngs and Floor U Cons ever received mo us
country selected with The greatest care and attention. A
containing many euurey ne patterns winch 9r oea-y "
nor To any hing before received 81,
Stranger. waiting the city, and AL others wishing We
49,. nnt best .tvlr. OF goods Will do well examine TIE
extensive .iocs where hey ind al sruce- necessary
"a furnish with The most renc.fse and a. prce- The nOsi
reasonable REUBEN SMITH, yr
- Broadway, opposite The I ~ hs4-
~ B.-Just opening, large invoice Of beautiful knxsh
Drugees and quarters u beautiful o0ior and Of
TIKI bssi qaA.y. Also invoice OF Velvet Drusses ex
eecdingiy rich -. ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21
MP POWELL M D.

nCULIsT AND OPERATIVE sUktEoN, continues
~ 10 attend Ia DISEASES Or THk ~ r., from !" '
o'eDcn At his residence, Lbi BkOADWAf .u
AMAUkOsIs treated with great success CAIAhAoI
snt oPACITIEs or specks on he Eye erecuay refnoy.
Ell Iny-t.fale csses OF sTRABioMUs or Squirting cun
In lew minutes ARTIFICIAL EYES Inserted wilboht
a oper.tOn tal IN difficulty be- dsln.nl. rom
M. nsira ADVICE gwen Ia ue knd u OiAssLS SUI.
~ -, nsricular defects Offices and residence loi
SD.,,,,,o,,, ,,,t,,~S q, ta< ps,r 80 imeod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21
Ny hat would 20 ripperiv lap
And the wind whistle how do you DO.

NfTLERIsW.-Thc celebrated Joshua Y Himcs
'he founder Of the Her Tabernacle in Boston and The
.cader % the drlud-d mortas VINO believed IN The d.
srsou 0t he world IN $50 has been revising his chrl
noo cs calculations and ms pro racfri ihe hour o.
lsehich he says the utmost limit to which time i
provided tor.
- TIE Magnetic Telegraph i, Is stated will be
completed between Buffalo and Lockport and in opera
ton next week
- A yOuug man. q clerk Ia n store in Norwich
O. Monday. 18TH inst received Information that in
twelve months he would De PUT IN possession OF seventy
thousand dollars the legacy of conncxion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21

SHARP PRAoTIcE.-A country correspondent Of
the Concoris La. Inteligencor gives the following
sketch OF his method OF treating the ievers OF this
vicinity.
The vast faver We ia got here is the OHrcmn-
zen its putty tight cause ~ apt 70 hang on long
but it amt nothing Ike cka 70 that digestive fever
that iha die ov over in them hills
in ginral mostly uses it up IN couple ov days
cin 4 rome in the first place then halt an hour
after that the short name View got here tor cai0my
We'll. then, when the case looks right give about
y inc class Of land mex, day the Niger Is NJ
ten for qnnine-ani tho next day after he Kin walk
into the pork .nd make the hoe fly rs sildom
has EN- in longer than tells YOU on. Sometimes
IN the beginning Of the attack blecds but 1t won
90. stranger When the eyes look biz and classy
old Samson in five grain doses every half en- hour
for about five hours Is inst the thing ha is more
people killed by bleeding n the wrong time than ha
Is by Oh rcaih himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21

T1y' TO Hniter-.-Tne Owner 81 Fashionable 'ia'
store 10 theo Plr OF The City doing good cash bush
,e; person ssh moderate cask capital Address b. hot
i6 & i.owerP. %. aus 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21
TIT LnudIord. and A,toruey.-snrnIrr's NJ


Ticr-The Sheriff Of City sd County 81 N,wYors. Ri
his Deputies would respectfully notify the Landlords and
Attorneys OF this City that they pr pared To execute
Landlords Warrants. and tho oreclD-uC of Chatel Mort
cages, with punctusy and despatch. Application 10 ,e
made at he Sherias Once, room no H. In he Guy Hal
VM JONES, Sheriff
Ney-Yofs. ku. 70. ifi5 ana inis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21

~ Fall Fashion tor Hats, lSi0.-our CUSTOM
be- supplied counter with the style
Fall Has. WATSON ! Co l5i Chatham square
al TTh&Ss0 between Mot and Mulberry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21

LIBERTY.-The Razor Strop Man" Saws
When first | got acquainted with strong drink il
promised TO DO great many things for me II
promised me lbcriy-and got liberty. | had the
liberty 10 see my toes poke out of my boo,--,he
water had the liberty 20 in az the ami got out
Mt the hecls-my knees had the liberty to come out
of my pants-me elbows had liberty 10 come out of
my coat had ihe liberty to IN the crown Of my
hai and scratch my head without taking my ha, oif
Not only liberty | got bnt ! got music. When |
walked along on n windy day. the crown of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21
-, THOMPsON's TRUssEs, sold By

>--s,-> THOMPsON's TKUssEs, sold BY
NJ r. BENJAMIN, Office 10 B-eknsn- street.
HAbout ~ Of the physicians and surgeons OF
New YOrk have given their decided preference
TO h- rrlss you graduate the pressure from one -
m, pounds On the rupture without bars pad when do~s
90 much injury p the spne fair ia being he beet tes
Of 10, superiority, applied snd 'n DAYS VIA gwen sna
Ma Joe. moi rptsn the pture while performing every Kind
OF -secl. ~ coughing and give perfect eas,hc money
lh,rriuy returned permanent cnrs easily rhrc~d
AMI warranted, II directions are followed.
Those sendins Ts. aeoj Only mention The side
rpfed and tho round the hips tho prsssnrscan
ba sradualsd - suit their case l-o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21
Veyiew Of the Corn Trade,


By the official just published IL appears thsi
the stocks Of Grain Flour and Pulse under ocs in the
United kingdom As follows, on the 5th instant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21

MANIkD-Bosrd With small psrlor ana bedroom rest
w ~ furnished, for scntems sld lady, situated 0cs~
Cana. and Cellar SIS gente.. prss. family would be
preferred. Immediate attention vii bee paid By stating tsrms
and Other particulars Address y u sun Buildings OILS 81
FURNISHED KOOM.-A gentleman uay be ~.
comuOdsed VIII very pheasant urlishe~i noon. IN
lOl.e (which Is occupied by private family, where there
hoarieTsl IA Orecu~ic-.L few doors from u.
Battery, by addressing &. T. COmmerci~ Advertiser az
nce sihy
ROtkDI>t.-A lew s.nge gentlemen ~ .r,ltssn-u
- their wives may obtain very peasant furns.hei
rooms. with b1sni al No ~ Wusnrst Nv doors from
Pe.flsI swc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21
aIoog TIN WARE MANUFACTURER.

A GrSFKAL ASSORTMENT Of Planlshed Tin and
"A Common Tin Ware, Cutlery, Hard and Hollow Ware,
Mood Ware BssAsts Brushes Door Mss, sbak-. sl-vos
ana Broomsn short every variety Of Rouse he~pins A
lcles- ~.
u B-A complete assortment Of Coffee and lee orns'
Table Dishes and Covers kc NC for Hotels and Ssmooss
ON hn ,d and manufacture al tho shortest no,icr
v" 1- 49, ~ JAMES Y. WATKINS,
"a ,t.nt.os 10 Catbsrnest Now fort-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21

NJ ID. hss established HycfoPa.ne Institution for he
treatment upon the cold system ST. The cen
TIA All pleasant village Of GolstoSn, y }. The ehcacy
Of cold water tie prevention and cure II disease = nov
generally admitted and IN rany paris OF Europe sni our
own country has suspended he Use Of drugs and neil
cines In both snd chronic diseases such as ie'ers
rheumatism gou paralysis. scroiz ma diss ase.. lin
cld NJ curyaues and dsorons dyspepsia and host o
which i heir b. ia sron of cold water rapid and
permanent Al tEng upon e cause of disease, u re-
tuc. greatly The Of human misery and suffering and
produces rasica 81 disease, when other means anc
treatments faded III dee graphic jar ggagr OF Buwer,
under Geld Usrr irea,Ueu nsure caves "a" body 20
is own instructive tendency, which = Sways towards re-
c0verg az reaction commences ara Tee con-
.iuion Is not only amended undersos- change" Dr.
Dexter recently returned from Europe and has inside .
extensive arrangements Of baths &c ser he plan OF Press
nL himself H. viii BE- the AIN 81 the proprietor while h.
offers o invalds the OF relief from disease, io give
hem Al 30 the comfort and conveniences Of home Nor
r.soWn doghtiuy -naled. surrounded on all -des WIN
the aids snd appliances which vii give eject M carrying
ont the cold waief treatment The Morris ard Essex Rail
road terminates short distance from the Institution and
carriages arr ready al times 20 convey patents 10 and
rofn fla ,abli. muenL ol,u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21

DIANO FORTE Mnuisctory-Ihc subscribers
L now finishing an entirely article of instrumental,
which warranted superior m any use aud
Keep IN much longer The improvement consists In
Harp frame peculiar construction, obyaung every obec
uOn heretofore caused by the OF metallic plates In
ierying The tone Professors and purchasers invited Ia
examination of these Instruments
GLENN, ROGERS 4 co
OF i51 fuitou-st East side Broadway