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% ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY for tickets
in any of the magnificent lotteries drawing, viii
meet prom pt attention. and may secure some OF the
capital prizes, j directed 10 All prizes sold hy us
are paid, upon presentation at counter in Gold,
we invariably pay postage on all orders
EMORY & co.
1t Calvert street, Baltimore, Md.
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tbs SLAVE SHAcKLEs ON BOARD THE MIS-
souri, STEAM FRIGATE. The "Washington
Union" explains the uses of the slave shackIcs
which were fouNd in the wreck of the Missou-
ri, and which gave the London Times so fruit
full an occasion for abusing the United States
Government. The steam frigate carried (as
all ships of war, in all navies, carry) an allow
ance of handouts or leg-shaskles, or both, to
be used in case prisoners shall he taken and
their confinement shall become necessary. The
allowance of these irons for vessels Of the class
of the Missouri does not exceed $50, and
larger allowance than that number the Missou-
ri did not have, and could not have. These
are all the facts in the case, and on these facts
the "Tmes' has drawn up its atrocous and
absurd lihes
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-22

FROM MEXIco. The N. o. Picayune con-
tains letter from Vera Cruz dated the 25th,
which states that the Mexican Government re-
Gently obtained loan of 100000 of the TO-
reign merchants, in anticipation of accrung
duties, and that the money was at once de-
Arisla. A rumor is mentioned that the church
was willing to advance Sl5,000,O0O, if they
could thereby prevent the inroads of herctics
into the country, but this looks like moonshinc,
THANKS. We are indebted to Mr.. German
the attentive messenger Of Adams express line,
Tor copy of Wilmer & Smiths European
Times; oad the New York Sun and Boston
Mail Tor extras containing the foreign news.
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q 3S.6kaaSDTrIni,EE { GR ~ 3. cArIT 4,

. $1,000 RlzS GR ss59: GA !. BE- dii
tributcd in rich aHd splendid prizes.
THIS DAY, Oct. u, will be drawn the Md Con
soEdaea Lottery, class 49, for the benefit Of the us-
Quehanna Canals Nos. IS drawn ballots, making
one OF tie mo3l magnificent schemes ever drawn in
Baltimore for the price of tickets.
SCHEML:
prize Of 8H50l0 prize Of a:255
10000 1000
50OO 1900, Sc
Tickets El0-shares IN proportion
Certificates of % quarter tickets only SS3.
For lucky tickets by the package single tickets
Apply 10 the prize vendors, MILLER n Co
Corner ri Baltimore and st. Paul streets
Drawn Nos. Of the Md LatLery, G ass II, drawn
Oct. 2l-lnwest prize So
62 50 50 y 80 II e. 81 50 81 50 IA IS
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WA[. II. IsEEgGL.
THE OLD CITIZENS BANK.
MARK ilT Sy'Es irSTTV

BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUl-ST5.
No l6l, NOW NO. 1916.
fWFHI Subscriber w0uid inform his ffitnis ami
Il customers, that he has completed his FALL a',t
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSiMERES and
VESTINGS, selected with special care and judgment,
from the best markets, comprising all the necessary
variety of Goods in hi: line. II feels Il confidence
in recommending his present stock to his patrons.
from the advantageous circumstances under WhcE
they have been selected.
~ Having in my emplny the best ~orkfnen, M
CUSTOMERS may feel confident in having their orders
executed i'll the best style, and NJ the shortest n0ce
ol6-d WILLIAM ROGERS
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arz-To TIE CITIZENS OLE BALTIMORE. The

drJ-TO THE CITIZENS OF BALTIMORE. The
MILFORD B.ARD respectfully informs the citizens
of Baltimore, and the public generally, that he has
street, work Of about 300 pages, which will contain
his poecal and prose writings, on moral, Sentimental,
patriotic and humorous subjects. The author partic
uarly appeals 10 the ladies for patronage AT whose
suggestion the work has been gotten up II will cOH-
tain an engraved likeness Of the auhar besides other
embellishments, and will be handsomely bound in
embossed cloth, at 81 per copy, payable ON the delv
cry of The work.
The author, having reformed his life in too, is de
sitous o! getting start in the world that he may
der Eins elf useful Ia his fellow men
few copies viii be bound ia very superior style,
for Christmas and New Years presents, at 81 % and
81 50 pei voiune.
Those who would encourage n native authOr in
we'll doing will please leave their at the Office
of the Baiumote Clipper stating the price at viii h
they subscribe. Ole
iGT-CO3ONER'S OFFICE, No. l2s NORTH HIGH
20 L.-L.E. L.ln .,-n-s LnrlL Of ..:.A-sL .u,L-l.
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ArFRAY AT CoLUMBUs, Ono. The ColUm-
bus State Journal states that an atiray occur
red in that city on Saturday morning in front
Of the Governors office Adutant General
MoselY was attacked by his predecessor, Ex-
Gen. Gale, who struck at him with cane -
He was accompanied by Mr., Robertson, the
Marsha! Of The State and made the attack with
out giving warning. He was speedily dis
posed of by Gen Mosely, not much to his sa-
tisfaction, and will not again soon resort to
violence to redress his grievances.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-22

4 Il P1UM. The subscriber has hanl suppl
~ OF OPIUM, which he Is selling considerably De-.
ow the market price. ]. W. w. GORDON,
No 1852 West Pratt street.
ol3-eo opposite Bait and Ohio Rail Road Depot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-22
h5-OFFiClAL DRAWING of the Md. Consoli.
lated Lottery, class No Il, for lS4j:

uuTEV LOVIFTVl CTHSs NO. Z, TUT $50;
c. SO 40 70 80 II g. 50 3s 81 20 Ii rs
81 and e. being the LIST aud 81 drawn Nos each 70
40 and -, being the I'd and AIh; 20 and 7 /, be
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos each 10
% and 81, being the 7th and 9Th; y and ld be.
ing the OH and 10Th drawn Nos. each g
All having TWO of the drawn Nos. on them, each
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on,
From the old established House Of
EMORY, No. = K, Calvert -.
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Right on the Corncr-llcad Of Genre Max,

Right on the Corncr-lIcaf Of Centre Market.
GI7- Send your orders carly-The Small FRY draws
again NEXT SATURDAY, 25h inst. Capital $1,000.
Tickets 81, Qrs 50 cts. Packages of qrs. $500. We
give notice in time in order 10 give orr istant CORES.
p0ndens IN opportunity 10 receive their tickets on or
before the day Of drawing. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-22

Kcan. These distinguished performers viii apurar
tonight in the excellent comedy Of .siIoney ;,-,be
character OF Alfred Evelyn by Mr.. C. Kean; CIaro
MIS-. Kran. After the comedy, the favorte flrce Of
Glove in Humble Life Their engagement 80 far
has been n most brilliant one.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-22

CHRIST iiEALlSG THE SICK. The visars to this
picture are constantly on the inc. case. On Monday
night the Masonic Hall well filled, and In lsllrss
Anxiety aud wonder the large audience gaaod upon
the miraculous acts performing upon the canvass.
The Lecture upon the characters assist, materially in
understanding the subject, and is hghIy Instructive
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-22

A3-A GRAND TEMPERANCE EXHIBITION
will be civ n at the Washington Temperance iIa,
corner Of Hanover and Camden streets, on THUS
Wednesday, EVENING, ODD instant, at half past
O'Clock. This exhibition consists Of so Transparent
Paintings, illustrating the lives Of THREE YOUNG
MEN, flowing them through life, showing temper
with its blessings and incompetence with its at
tGndant evils. The exhibitor will explain each pic
ture, which will be very interesting. The friends of
Temperance are earnestly invited 10 patrnaize this
exhibition, the proceeds Of which is 10 b" approrrat
ed to the great cause Of Temp Tickets Of ad-
mission l2i cts each.-to be had at the dosr. IL
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-22

CURE FOR TooTHAcHE 1t viii be seen by an nd
vertsement in another COUSIN, that Mr.. j. NJ. Iluig
has become the prucipr agent for the State Of Mary
land for tie si Of "Wh'eprs celebrated 'Teaber,v
Tooth WASH" It is said to be say,rei;n remedy
f1f that evcnciatiRg pain.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-22

q, z 4, 2EA SLIDES FOR LhDll!ss' DRESSES.
- have on hand fresh supply nj The above goods,
Thch viii s''I ~ the single one ~ dnAnn.
JAS. " HAlG, I2, Bltm"re street,
o22 rrl annva Sowh
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-22

EMT I'D T. BLACK tfiM ;, FOX CLOAka
: = AND aCARF5. Ihave Just received beau.
uu assortment ~ ~" ABOVE .0od.; alto flesh sap
rly of GLiiH GIMP.
JAMES ", uAIG, lei Bs'Ualo,c-s'.
U@2 ri u-ugs South -.
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FfTTIVSCElf JOWWTHTtNT' TTo VTITCIaTWTIN IlaE
the officers and privatos Of the companies com
posing the $50 Regiment, have it in contem-
pIaton to present to Col. Jacob g. Dlvia5 IL
large silver pitcher of the value Of $50 as an
evidence Of The high estimation in which they
hold his character as an officer and gentle
man. Tho City Guards, Capt. Mljkca, an
propria,cd $50 for the abovepurposo at meet
ing held on Monday.
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HTRF CTIDG GfAEUkE&e. We hnve just re
H' ceived 4 fresh supply Of Donueys FRICTION
MATCHES, superior article, warranted to keep in
any climate. For sale NJ manufacturers prices ny
frederick FICEEY & IONS,
O22 No. 800 Baltimore street.
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CASH FOR NEGROES.
4 WISH NO PURCHASE number Of likely
d young NEGROES Of both sexes, from IL to 30
years of age, for which will ray the highest market
prices Apply at tlabbcrseu's Washington House,
PRATT STREET, near hanover-st
Is" All communications promptly attended to.
OIL tNl4r WILLIAM HARXEE.
HDERUFfAS GU3NO. The subscriber offers
u FOR sale portion Of the Orpheus' cargo % Pc
RuFlAh GiANO, just arrived from the Chmcha
Islands, IN parcels of five tons and upwards ut $50
per ton OF S24lb lbS. Purchasers Of smaller quaint
lle3 Will be supplied by u lVlD G. HARRIS, NJ. 1873
Baltimore street. at the following rates:
. TO tons Observation-Disclosures. S5a.5J
~ " '"is 49, '....' .'...-,,.... Jitu
Under one ton, % cents per lb.
SAMUEL K. GEORGE. Agent Peruvian Co.
o!i-ln No. 4 German street.
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iGT-CO3ONEE'S OFFICE, No. l3s NORTH HIGH
STREET., two Doors north Of G1y-st InaI2-ly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

BY the improved methods Of warming houses lately
introduced and adopted in Philadelphia and New York
the awkward freplaces and expensive mantels here
tofore in use will soon be entirely dispensed with
Quite number of houses have been erected in New
York, during the present season, without any fireplace
lue for the kitchen and hot air furnace being all that
is required Mr.. Walker of 292 Broadway exhibited
the late Fair his improved method of introducing hot air
into dwellings. We easily describe it, but we
testify 20 its excellence and think one who
experiences its advantages will be satisfied with
the old method The expense of introducing this fur
into old dwellings will be saved in fuel in two OF
three seasons while the saving in labor carpets and fur
niture is immense
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05
THE TRIBUNE.
-'' w,,S.7rnN;ssIAy. NovRMBGa ), ls4s,
Our H,ee,,aa.

x,,r, few words will suffice 10 tell the STORY
re wAsss arc badly beaten nj the Election les'
sas.ss. because only few woald work and very
,sexe number vv,>ala no, even vote We ra'sht
have earrieSa everything. and have nothing iona
than u Stevenson may possibly he defeated ny inc
AssAe.s W-h;s candidate but nss bare Poes'e"'V'
ara nss al .g py>,Asbha lvrnSN Sshn'sH is oea''
en- .,,.se 600 vssss III oor City Ivy Hass''n' Saw
,..,s and NoswIs ESANNllN a; least s .ooV ey
S.,,-sss pss>S~:, The whiS Assembly ticket ]"
sessS, In ,Ae average nearly as much rs our So'''
s,s fAtr Sanford, hsvSnS nearly do0 neF' "W's'N
in NhaSs an: perhaps SIS many III h''na''"., *
.a,sS>l Senator by p,aval'N near 5000 t"'
.,>, Nm, cr Eysijoh ari Ely exceeds that OF san
a.. ,,-,, 4 coz. - IN tho Assembly tickets
S.,,s,., hss y,>,cs,,>i saes, conclusive defeat
,,,,, than VIC anticipated. We thought
x.u,,,n >x,,an cusrra Huty for Register, bur
h.-,:h lssp<<s ths, Is,e Whis Assembly ticket would
,>,sv., 10, ahead ii ,Ae Native, Wenow believe mas
MA ~ hswSvsr, Aad now, S>oAins AZ tho regular
,,,<s.,E N the Native vosc IN our CITY Tor ihTee
x-s -Sa.lv ~ s,.r Elections for the ree! Native
.-,,-s.A i, Ihs Fall vi iSlt wss much less shsn IN
ne S,,sse ~ tia, yeayl after having carried the
t,itS IN ,,,e Serss ct "a ssain st II IN the ali OF
49, rear s-s iAsa sroa ;hsir aameers 9wndie down
49,. MN, =, .SANe. and now 20 less than 10000
,n,e ,,sreS;sly arse s;sch Wings as have been led
sas ~. .a:sacc h consider whether they ought not
,,,-,n hack - :Aeir old friends What is the use
;. rr,~a,as 81 utterly frai,less snd ineffective cru
SD .,sias: Foreigners ;ns the sole advantage
Al p-ea, VI Lo>e. pcce;ssu' Do exercise year
r~ssea'
-Tsc vSsc : vsyy Gsht. and Cur returns 'inper-
secs We ks2, ss:hcs:as ,hcn, I'LL we had enough
=. ,,-sxx ssrse;:-sati then lca of Those who
49,. ..v u,S,s shall Re accommodated in our Sec
-; y.ss,A,, Hen, s-,, WIS, we have:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

r Its fact not generally known perhaps that full
third OF the deaths annually occurring in this country as wei,
Is II England France aud Germany produced by Pull
nonary Disease Consumption has been steadily increas-
ing for The last hundred years Is this fearful! consider.
atom Who viii join with u, in saving tina. the dread
u inroads OF this malay should be checked But how
We answer, ernphatcally Beekmans Pumonic Syrup Is
the only adequate remedy know Of Experience has
proved this thoroughbred t more, for this justly ceIe
braied medicine only the disease tse but
cafes every tendency il The propre,ors Office 10 this
city is al No 1911 Corands the South side door be-
low The corner Of Greenwic S I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

GERMAN NEWSPAPERS PRoscRiBEp.-OHcia H.
formation las been received at the Department OF Se
The, bv a resolution OF the German Diet at Frankfort
ell newspapers or periodicals In The German language
printed in tie United States OF America. are prohibited
r,r are directed not TO deliver any such newspaper
or perodical coming from the United States su. to send
ali ch back 10 the port al which they have been land.
ed in Europe. t""n:us'oh 0oion'
,Br The President has recognized Robert Grigg
as Consul OF Her Britannia Majesty for Alabama and
Florida 10 reside at Mobile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

Prof GouRAUD Of LANGUAGEs-We learn that
our encyclopaedia friend Professor Gouraud is busy
occupied with the preparation of series of lectures
eleven in number upon the application If his Mnemo-
technc System to the learning OF languages but more
especially the French the Spanish and the Italian for
which he intends opening Simultaneously three different
classes He promises to furnish universal grammati
cal railway running directly into the heart of the mystic
res all the tongues with deos in oil the capital cities
Of the world Had friend Lester seen these lectures
before he wrote his letters to the Tribune, he would
have set forth, instead OF money and French as the
two great requisites for European travel money and
Gourauds polyglotc lectures We have reason to be-
ieve thator popular friend has hit the right park, and
that he will again number his pupils By thousands for
while there are few who disposed to treasure up
in their memories statistical problems by the million
there are thousands yrho will consider it we'll 10 know
that either the French the Spanish, or the Italian, may
be acquired in eleren lessons with correct pronunca
ton and to such result understand the Professor is
to pledge himself with the members OF his classes. Who
can deny that live in age Of wonders ! The lee
lures be delivered in November December and
the price ofsubscrpton will be payable after The
is ore there can be question at any rate OF the Pro-
fessors entire confidence in the practicabty of his
plans. knickerbocker for Nov.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

TotaI. LUZ
Kings County and Richmond. as well as this
City, are thrown away by Nativism. We presume
the latter has given Sanford a majority over BON
Bradish and Ely. We hope for better news from
Westchester in the morning.
RICHMOND COUNTY.
CAsrLEroN-lst Distrfct.-Whig, 81 Native
81 ; Loco, l72.
Twelve majority agains. the Convention The
vote of the Distrc, has fallen off 1879 votes since last
Fall. 1t is thought the Loco-Foco majority VIII
be 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05
[coMMUSIcATEp.

q The Fenla!eA sylum hayeused Dr. Tayor's gal-
sam of Lvcrwors with grea, success in curing the
ous diseases of the chest and heart and have given the
Doctor very strong testimonial be his office,
No 315 Bowery. We would recommend every one al.
iected with Consumption Asthma, Bronchitis or Liver
Complaint to direct to this spot, If they wish TO be
cured quickly Of even cough cold this medicine is
sure and safe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

u CLEMENTS OF GEOLOGY: Prepared for
the OF Schools and Colleges By w. :. w RuscH
ENBERcER, ". D.. from theText OF Milne Edwards and
Achie Compile" with 300 engravngs, has been publish
eddy Grgg Elliot Philadelphia 1t forms the eighth
number of their series OF First Books OF Natural Histo-
~, and we believe is the beautiful and complete
Elementary Treatise on Geology ever published in this
country The science OF Geology is now attracting con-
siderable attention il this country in connection win the
development of our vast mineral resources, and hence
this volume can hardly fail TO be well received.
The Zolsr No XL for OCTOBER Jour
nal of Cerebral Physiology and Mesnerism and their
Applications to Human Welfare published in London,
has been sent us BY j. windr u Beekman-st Il con-
tains several able and very interesting articles the first
of which is one on The Cerebral Development Of the
murderer Benjamin Ellison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05
New-Jersey Election.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
NERVOUSNESS, Nov. 4;h 1915, O'Clock, P NJ.
l am unable TO give you any o6seial returns from
Middlesex or Somerset but from all the information
which l can gather we have done as well as in the
hes, oftimes There has been very considerable
dmnution of the vote, but il is not against You
may set Middlesex and Somerset down as safe.
n B-The first Wing pote offered this morning
in the Township of North Brunswick was that of a
Revolutionary soldier.
LArER-Reports by the Cars.
Essez Co.-Whig maj reduced. Elizabe,htown
$50 Wing majority.
Hudson Co.-Whig by $50 majority
Mtddieser Co.-Probably Wing. Woodbridge 40
Loco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

u The public hereby cautioned aguinst the p- -
oe'ice .esorIed 10 by certain young man In usns ~
name. Gyenothins TO do with him, nor has ne az ia
teresl IN, or knowledge OF my business whatever -
base and paeiile efforts though ordinarily harmess eh'.
are e'idently intenaed TO create !sse impfessson
require, In thaI respect sufficient notice % put me an
on her guard agains; the injurious consequences
thing IIAs deception p s. BEEkMAS, 49t Corthna's-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

NoTE-I should De remembered that these called
binary fauliders consist OF majority OF forty
members of The board
Two items in the foregoing require passing remark
viz -" only three of whom have been but year two
IN The Society. Nuw Il ia we'll known many, (and
may be 10 all who will examine the published lists in the
Advocaie that instead OF only ree of the majority hav
Ing been but year two in the Board there at
legs ere who have been members from toetre
years and of the remainder there are but seven in
board of forty nine who have not been members over
TWO years."
What these gentlemen state from their own personal
knowledge e very glad TO learn that they have
and counted aud certify the actual amount OF funds
belonging to the legitimate Socety-or his def.
nile iruEation we have had for Time OF their where
ebouu,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

IRON ORE.-From existing manifestations, there
is every evidence ha, Pennsylvania contains some OF
the riches, mineral regions extant in America The
quantity CT iron ore discovered in Berks especially has
earned for it the nickname OF the IRON County Of Penn
sylrenio AT time when all The resources OF ovr coun
Try needed provide for the almost dsprepertonate
number of mouths which are daily seeking nourshnent
within il such discoveries prove interesting to eve
y class Of readers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

e v. g. PALMER, the Agent for of the hes. News
papers Of all the cities and principal towns throughout the
country fur and Gear receives Advertisements al his Coun
try Nerpoper AGperng 4igency, In this build!ng-En-
rance at the Coal OFFICE. ri u3u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

q ScHEScXs PuLMoSic sYsup is certain remedy lr
the cure OF Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Colds, Coughs,
snd Diseases OF the Lungs Any caIing Tie orlo
70 CorILandst cal obtan tyruis pamphlet giTins
m description OF The above diseases also reference 70
Guoer Of persons OF high standing a have been cured
Beware ofspunous limitations To OBTAIN The pure gec1
ne unaduterated Pumonic Syrup 90 directly The pro-
pretors Office, No CortandsL n Z
Please remember that s. Beeklnan no longer sGae
OF inne, and the proprielori be responsible tof ~
eoicine purchased OF him, ne longer sells the ce
Inc SchencA's Pulmonic Syrup.
ol0U ~ J. IL SCIENCE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL,

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT ffici.l.
JOSEPH s. Mar, as deputy postmaster at A paa.
chcoa, in Florida, in the place OF Geo. r Baiize re.
B