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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES returned fl

professional tour in Europe, may be consulted as to
80 cod of treatment for the prevention and of Con-
sumption Of the Lungs principles essentially different from
those by the medical world hitherto and BY mode
her dangerous painful nor disagrccabe Having for many
declined the general practice Of medicine and having de-
voted my exclusive attention to this disease have been
happily successful in saving who we're abandoned by
their friends their physicians aud themselves being In the
last hopeless stages Of Pts hope to be not icss sue
ccssfu removing similar symptoms In future and IN curing
eases equally invetcrate and hopeless.
have successfully applied the system OF means 70
Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, and Consumption, anu eD
slider them only different stages OF the same maao ~
edition Of published cases. by mail free on
and advertised the New Orleans Weekly P'cayu"e and GIN
cin,at Chronicle s.e !, 49,, :
Nav and leave Cincinnati New Orcans on the Isl NO
ysmbcr Of each wear Address Doctor HALL, Box H. 6s
New Orleans Louisiana Unpost paid letters are not rccceu
feb ~ RI
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AMI RENrisN is not vet extngushed in Columbia
y, New York. On Saturday last large of pco
pc Of them disguised and armed assembled at house
in the town of Ancam where the Sheriff had made seizure
and advertised the sale for that day So great and imposing
the display that the Sheriff deemed prudent postpone
the sale to a future day
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A GREAT NATURAL CURIOSITY

late number Of the Dayton (Oho) Transcript mentions
discovery Of singular and extraordinary character which
is be in Delaware county, Ohio, about seventeen
miles north of Columbus the seat of Government The
Transcript remarks that although it is of the most novel
and curious things natural history yet it has been
made public been known TO the scientific world has
heretofore entirely escaped the notice Of scientific from the
fact of its being obscure place, and account Of hav
ing been given in the public prints The Transcript
"Some time about the year two men, by the Of
Davis and Richards salt boilers by profession commenced
boring for salt in the bed of the Scoo river the
place mentioned After having bored about fifty feet through
solid rock they upon stream OF white sulphur water
Of the srangest kind The with which they bor
ing suddenly sunk something like feet which probably
the depth of the stream but such the pressure of the
water that the auger forced up again. and large weights
had 10 be attached to it in order to keep to its place and
able them bore further They continued to bore on how
ever until they got about four hundred feet below the sulphur
stream, when they struck upon salt The size of tho
auger about two anda-ha inches in diameter When
they took out the jet of sulphur up the height
Of twenty feet above the surface of the river.
ln order to obtain the salt water beneath they
procured strong copper pipe and attempted force down
to the place where be found But whenever reach
ed the sulphur stream such its force and pressure that the
pipe completely aened entirely prevent the pas
sage of water through it. All subsequent attempts
pipe proved above and after prosecuting the work inter-
walls for several years. the project enly abandoned
After enarging the orce made by the auecr the top,
wooden stock, twenty feet height nscted yet
the top Of this such the force Of the stream that equir
ed the strength of two three to put plug in it. From
this stock pipe the water to spring house
of the bluff banks Of the river The stream has been running
for wentysx years. yet its strength and force undated
Those who have recently examined say that it is capable Of
throwing up inches in diameter from eighty to
ninety feet high, and that thus be obtained
large mill.
The whole matter lay in obscurty unta short time since,
when felow-citizen, Mr. N. Hart accidentally heard
the circumstance and bought the land which situated
II from him that learned the foregoing facts The
stream furnishes good white sulphur known. II
is strongly mpregnated with gas, and possesses valuable med
cna properties The place nwhch is situated is in fine
healthy REGION and the country round about beautiful
rolling, and admirably adapted to fishing and hunting"
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The Inaugural Address Of President Polk carried to
Baltimore by locomotive express in the brief space Of hour
and three four minutes 1t Immediately for
warded, in the way, to Philadelphia.
The Address carried from Baltimore York, Penn
syvana, the Susquehanna Railroad in hour and
forty five minutes.
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The Inaugural Address conveyed from the Relay House
to Cumberland distance of hundred and seventy miles
in the short space of five hours and twenty Misunderstanding
at the rate OF nearly thirty three miles per hour.
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srEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND Liy Err.
POOI.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
REMOVAL.


rsNHE PUBLIC is nou,ie, tna the Office for the of
L SCHENCKS PULMONIC SYRUP, has been removed
from No 49, No COurandt.stree,, north side, few
doors below Broadway, opposite National Hotel We eau
the public bear in mind that r = Beeiuan OF ~.
Cour,landl-srer i No LONGER AN AGENT for the sale
oi the Genuine SCHENCk'S PULMONlC SYRUP.
Beware OF Coeritlis.-beware OF Spurious limitations.
To oblanre pure. genuine lEadu'erae SchencHs Pnlm
landt.-lreet.
This Medicines the only discovered that can lie
relied upon with safety for tile cure oi Pulmonary Con,i
ton Il nus cured when every thing else mas failed al
thor ains tis without fear of contradiction, and doe, u
upon The cearest convictions oi trulh ak Gln used
according 10 directions II seldom fails of eiecng perfect
H. principle OF operation is easily explained soots and
calm, the troublesome cough, rpens the ascess, facilitates
expectoruion and frees the lungs OF the matter which
collects in tile air.tube- regulates bowels without the
other medicine, strengthens the system, and puries
the blood IL contains mercury, opium other poison
os Ingredient, but is made excl.ivsv OF roots and herhs
la csnchs Treatise had graiis his office. Court
andt=lrce:, the early history OF this Syrup be- seen Il
originated from IT, curing tine Author Wien in the lowest
stage OF Pulmonary Consumption.
This medicine. for Pulmonary Consumption, las
hccOme permanently established with The pubic. Tie
number o cures OF Pulmonary Consumption made IN ti-
City. winch before The public sufficient 10 prove tat
the syrup viii CONSUMPTION gnd is the only medicine
To the CosumptIye, nothing be OF more interest han
the of Mrs Tucker No IS York Jersey City She
fur reduced in Consumption as to be unable to leave
her bed. She took Schencs PumCEic the disease then be-
gan rpen the ubscess came 10 head and she discharged
nearly quart oi yellow matter her lungs healed her tsh
returned and she is in the enjoyment of gool health
" Lusk, Pastor OF the r. D. Church, Jersey City, states
thai lie II acquainted with Mrs Tucker, uid believes hrr
in Schencks Treatise ot Consumption TO
be true.
We have only space mention the of Mr.. C. Van
Nest New Brunswick, late Merchant Of Newfork, No u
Wiiam-srce who restored 10 health by the use Of ts
Syrp. Also aInry z. Van Buren, No s Crisopers,reet,
NewYor; Charlotte Evans, "a Montgomery street Jersey
City daughter OF Mr. Peter Dc.aucey No. % AIarketstrec
Newark. y. j., who wer all victims TO Consumption and
cured by the OF Syrup lone.
we just add in conclusion tina, any person wishes fur
tier satisfaction ihsn is FURNISHED in chenck Treatise, by
calling Proprieor's Office. they will be furnished with
reference persons o the highest standing who have been
cured BY :;cleilck's rulmonic syrup m2i lneod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
REMOVAL

GHARLES f. FOLWELL. DRAPER AND TAILOR.
x respectfully informs hi former trends and patrons,
that he has REMOVED from his old stand in Fuon-stFel
ohc rooms in the SECOND STORY OF the building l!'2
BROADWAY corner OF yoim.street where he would Be
happy them call and. thankful for past patronage 80
lici- continuance.
He also invites the public generally 10 cal amt examine hlS
nins the attainment ui The qualities ol ease and dGrahy
by consulting the particular taste appropriate 10 each ol 'e
various of the persons. looks to the general improve
iient OF the appearance
y. B.lIe viii at all times have on hand stock OF Goods
coniprsjn an n-.ortlnrn selected from The house- in
the city and which will be made up IN e most fashionable
syie surpassed by any other establishment and Mt tc
priccs MS cannot fai! To nt. satisfactory. ms In
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
WISTAR'S BALSAM.

A COMPOUND BALSAMIC PREPARATION from
"A Wnd Cherry Bark and TaroThc best ,tEMEDf
Group. Bleeding OF the Lungs, Whoopngcough. Broncm
s Influenza Shorness OF Breath Pam and Weakness N
the Breast SIDE Liver Complaint and the first stages OF
| 70 4 THOUSAND CURES, in cases deemed utterly
aStr Siner med ~ iscoveTy 1t has always been styled
"NaJurc's own Prescription" being formed chiefly from
that ih ally scattered wherever discusses OF the
lungs prevail W. gve aev instances of It's extraordinary
power from acn,aoguc ulnios, without end:
lady address wil be given at tho New-fork Agency
who wa- given " all of her physicians 10 die OF con
sumption, Ind hard tumOr for months the sldeaised
among large Quantities of a!'r hony snbstancehad
medicine :a uonths, being past all hopccn
urey cured by s;w '>Ie. oi this Basam IN September
4. Carinan, New-York City who had slept, lying
down. for years beng obliged 10 sleep sitting
pore so far cuet as TO attend to his business III The mos
stormy weather.
Thomas Bradlee Esq J. p jamaica, h. cured of asthma
of 10 years standing.
Thcma, Cozcns IIaldonield n j. c.tifcs under oath,
TINT he had violent cough and pain III the sdtfor month.
raised large quantities o corrupt mhcr-also nuch oloou
his physicians could do but ile for mnguve him pills OF
mercury, but did goodls friends all supposed he had
gallopmg mponerlirely cured by three bottles OF
WtSrAltS BALSAM
Mrs Ann D.. Hopkins, OF Knowcsvlc, n Y. entirely
cured OF liver complaint aud general debility OF eighteen
| months standing.
| jacob Hoffman, NJ D. Huntingdon cured child o: P
Schroebc Of obsne disease OF the Lungs, after he had
tried all the usual remedies IN vain.
Gases daily occurring every part of tho country
wc! prove nconestiby the superiority of this Besam
every shade ot Lung and Liver disesc every other
preparation heretofore known 10 the world
| Sold, Wholesale Gnd Retail, by a. b. l. d. SANDS,
Wholesale Druggists, ~ Futois. NewYork Sold also at
273 Broadway; II East Broadway. The ABOVE TnE
oNLY Agents IN THIS CITY PHce, 81 per bottle SIX
bottles Tor 81 mh29 Gm'
rSNIIE POOR MANS KE1IEDY.-Thc Cieapes, and
best remedy for disorderrd the stomach aud
bowels 10 be found in tho world the Health Pills OF Dr.
Benjamin Rush They qlack medicine, but an invcn
the greatest, physician Of his dag. Taken In
they preventive lose diselses peculiar 10 thus
climate and seasOn BY keepngup healthy actou OF the
sn, they render the system mucn less susceptible OF taking
tr SMALL POX-a disease much be dreaded, and
w;ich is in city. Every family should provide
themselves with these Pills. nnd thereby large doc
tors bill Price IL! cents box For sale by
II. g. DAGGERS, Proprietor
nlv2G lw7 No. 80 Annsl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
nlv26l ",

IRON WAREHOUSE, 121 1GREENWICH-ST.
IL ERNEYS, BKEESE & SAMPSON, successors To
N BoormSn, Johnston, Ayrcs Co. have hand aud ofrr
for sale liberal terms, ll assortment Of SWEDISH lat
and square IRON.
Russia 5 old Sable Iron
English and American round, la, and square Bar Iron
BraZiers' Rods. 3-l6 TO half inch
Spike Rods and Shoe Shapes, of all sizes
Horse Nail Rods Norwegian old Sable and JuDiln Iron
Band, Scroll and Hoop Iron, of all sizes
Cast Steel Shear Steel and German Steel OF various stamps
Spring Steel American Blister Steel, (L) Blister Steel
Boiler and Fine Iron OF all
Ship, Boat and Railroad Spikes
Cut Nails, BraIs and Spikes, OF all szes
Axes. Collins & Co. genuine mh22 Gm'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
t;ine Uatcbcs an0 Jewelrp.
GOLD AND s1!:.ER WATCHES.

GOLD AND SrI-.ER WATCHES.
- ICHAkD FISHER, :. WatcitAiaAsr and Jeweler
ANY tl-, city. =. ho Is constantly Iecsyrg
u description, from h, Manufacturers III England
and SSltLerani he IL enabled 10 oler very large
oil Gold Watches from S5 TO Sloo each Silver
from s. $40 eachall warranted 10 keep good unie,
the money returned. Also good assortment VI
JEWELRi and SILVER WARE very low.
y. B.-Second hand Watches and Old Gold and Silver
taken in exchange or bought for CS. WaIchos Clocks
Music Boxes Jewey repaired III the best manner and
warrantcd by experienced wOrsmen, low as any other
House IN this ci.y RICHARD FISHER Jr. Importer OF
Watches Jesclry, Wholesale aud Retail No. o Broad
way, New " ork few doors above the City Hospital
nil RICHARD FISHER, Jr.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Gold and Silver Du-
n pick, Patent Leve, Anchor EscApemen Lcplno and
Vertical WATCHES, selected from tie bcst Manufacturers
i'll Europe, winch Will bc WARRANTED perfect Time
keepers.
Do. do do. Thmbles, Rings, Pins &c
Do do do Bracelets, with Stones-
Al! the above articles will bo sold at tho LOWEST PRICES
and warranted be- equal tho beat made IN the city
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers OF Fine w aictes, &c
No Nassalist opposite tbs Custom House.
i. SThc above articles carefully Repaired aud War
ruuIed, by tho most skul workmcn IN the city. mo
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, s.
E1NHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully invite this attention Df
te.r friends pubic tsr seect ahsortnoni OF
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, consisting VI
Duplex Lever and Lepne Watciar o the various approx
muAer- cnsed tho ncaest style, and warranted eorret
time keepers.
Silver Knives Forks Spoons, Lades, Tea Sets, Cups.
CasiOrs, &c.
Plated aud Britannia Ware, Specacies, Pencil Cases
anlel Clocks Fine Cutlery Fancy Goods, &c which theJ
ore enabled to oner for sale at very reduced prices.
Watches and Clocks carefully Repaired and w Warrsnted.
LOCKWOOD s. SCRIBNER,
tho Old Established Store, 15 Pear, corner Fu!ton-
street opposite L. - Hotel 10
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
ryCrc,r sale of Shor,.uorucd G.

~ Ercnt sale of Short HOrncd Catilc.-The
subscriber viii sell, 10y Public Auction nj ls place near Al
bay "Wednesday, tine 25t! day ui June 10 ocock \.
NJ. his entire herd OF purc-brcd and imported SHORT
HORNED DURHAM CATTLE, consisting Of about hiy
animals Bulls. Cows and Hciicrs Catalogues and more
tu notice may be- in the May No. Of the Albany Cu-
vulor. ana New-l ORR American Acriculuris.
The sale Sl be positive and without reservation cNcep;
in relation three individuals. which Tn, sub
criber Will claim the privilege ot bidding: openly and with
others ofany peculiar merit but tina: he may
necessarily get othc nucleus Of stock which. in
kind he thinks more highly oi iu any other. and which
quality hc feels confident IN saying hc surpassed and
la TOO Tor prices lii.lc Aan nominal the
may bcl compared with thee OF thc=e prospectivcy.
with others, Others much !s satisfaction could
be liud.-Moun, Hope, near Albany, May 2lh. 1915
my2S TO Je25 lawisNos ~ +. =. PRENTICE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30

70 Wntcr-Curc.-JoEL SHEw, NJ D. author and
practitioner the system be consulted daily s
Office, Baclaysireel No 6 entrancc present al No. IS
Barclay
The Water-Cure Journal ANA Teacher of Health. Joel
Shew NJ D. Editor. Campbell NhiinarsL Puelislrfs,
bee Obtained Of Nm. Il. Graham, Tribune Buildings. 100
Nasa-sireci, New York City subscribers VIII hereafter
receive their numbers III lds place. Terms - per volume
of p numbers, IN advance. myl7
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
"REMINISCENCES TRUSSES.

OFFICE 13 H..knar..treeL Abou, 800 the first phyn-
" caus and surgeons SeSfork have gwen tLeir dect
ded preference Truss you cnn graduate this pessre
yiac does 40 much injury the spine far ta being the
best tst supenOnty, u apped aG days trsl
gwen and il retain the rupture, while performing
every KIND ofexci.e coughing, and give perfect ease
word satisfactory in every respect tue money IL
ct4rty returne; and this is the only condition which
YOU should buy any Truss. permanent cure ~ easily et
fected and warranted, II directions followed
Those sending Tor this TrIss need only mention ;he SIDE
rIpuired the round The hips, they can gradu
ate the pressure TO suit their case Sold wholesale and retail
st l3 BeekLnal-stre-t anI H
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
PRTMITIVE PHYSIC.

on TUF COLD-WNTER Ci-RE.-Mystery' Mischief
~ end Misery ncJiir.l;lej by fiYDROPATHN BEN. a
pon,,'qi view OF the Sys;ci practced by VINCENT
pTFSSNITZ OF Iirarianbers-a safe. natural aud tried
efv for disorders incidental. 10 the human frame Here
nofrauds no cuackeres. uGsrs 10 allure and is.e=
n simple natural curative within the reach and under
.tundn. Of al Reader. 10 study and practice this
rIorio- discovery lc God and Nature have your
pr,.servaton in you VIII ind treasure Ike the Scholar
Of fSllaulaIlca-protit mingled with pleasure.
New-York: Published and sold at l2b FCLTON-ST nHd
may be. hnd Of he Book,elLer- Price6t cents mn I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
CAST STEEL SAWS.

HOE / CO.'S WARRANTED .cAST STEEL SAWS.
I1-Tbe Propne;ors oi lt q" loe7 Printing Press sa-
lic md , consumers OF generally. that their Hoe
Co.. Warranted Cast-Se saw" are Got Row sold, a. form
,-lv thro.t xcl-. commission house IL tins city,
b tlgt l .aIn NAV he procured any of the hardware
oI,s,.. IN ans cif or Al the Nareruons Of the Manufacture
ers Nos - and 81 GodstFeei or oi tle Hardware lfade
T.,,. Saw are ll made OF sanGrTsCn Brothers CO.
celebrated Ca-i-Siee AID Etv, obtained high reputation
mud Ia rniuaiu Il no efforts VII BE- spared IN ieir manuic-
-. nly23 lmDNM
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
Grnsses.
HuLILS TRuSSES.

NOTICE TO RCPTURED PERSOSS.-Persons a.
f.c-d with Rupures us rely upon tbs best lnstrrnen-
Ia aid tle world Affords application tho office, No.
Veseysrec To ths Agents IN the Principal Towns III ue
United Snics BE careful examine tho back pad OF HuHs
Tusses II they endorsed by Dr. HUI IN writinS
None genuine, be relied upon good, without his
signature. <ur
Many persons have undertaken TO vend limitations oi hus
ceiebra Trusses impoted upon in con-
sequence. There imtaODs cannot be rerd upohj urJ arc
made by iu mecbaIis, and are no belef n ' ofoi-
nEry Trusses.
Rooms have been fitted up al No Veaey.sreet eScir-
syey Tor ladies' having separate entrance from u ous-
ness department. wherc eiae IN constant sitendancst 10
rsit ,Innn nnt.1. nZln
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
tuin0om 5I)aOes.
WTNOOW SHADES

w 4NOOFF Sf11AOAS'
CWOODFORD. 2as: Broadya invites tle attention Of
~ those about purchasing WINDOW SHADES to his col
lection OF Shades u being perhaps M most complete !
correct pies the celebrated masters Ciandfane CoroSa a,
aud Others in scrpGral views, dark landscapes, vnes
Veniian scenes CORES pondng any sized window Also.
plain Gothic patterns: do Celtic Landscapes tornihn
Columns &c. Also invoice Oi low priced Shades, land
scuped and PLAIN.
y B.Nercan visiting the city buying TO sell agtn, vii!
bc allowed ii liberal discount. by
J. {. WOODFORD, 2e9i Broadway
,nv15 In:,rr,.S Building. 1i door iron! Neadc-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
TIE EVE

nR. PoWELL& Il DIR. DIOsSY, oCULISTS AND oP-
~ THALMIC SURGE EOSS have removed 10 tbe preri-
.es lately occupied by Dr. Elliott No. 26i Broadway Of
Waren-sL Ther practice Is exclusively contned TO DIS
Appendages, and al imperecons Of VISION. Dr.. Powell
studied ;or hye years with the celebrated DIR. JACOB OF
Dublin (ie discoveer OF the ulebrana JncooiD in tho
Eye) Dr. Diossy pupil Of DR.. ELLIOTT for sin-
lar period and subsequently acted Assistant his
practice. TeIns moderate The poor ge:u
.ous!y. Artificial Eyes Inserted. Entrsnce li Warren
street. myIi 3awU
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
sALAMANDER SAFES.

DICWS IMPROVED PATENT SALAMAXDFR
Ia SAFES-Warranle Fire. Thief and Dump Proof. The
Saanander III, only safe among the many purponng 10
be tirc Proof which las IN ai cases proved Ia he il
has been severely tested ai different ne and not single.
Instance b UdiUc"d where one has failed preserve
contents Upwards Of four hundred have been sold by
the subscriber ana III agent IN Nev-Ofrans. The public Is
invited TO call and examine themselves the of
4. :. MARVIN, l53: Water
Safes of other makers and second hand Safes for sale very
cirau fnycl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
FOR THE PILES,

FAR. UPEIAlrS ELECTUARY tan Internal remedy Is
~ for the LIES, either internal exter
nalbecdng blind. Sold only in this city at the Office OF
the original Proprietor A UPiNM, NJ d. regular cduca
ted Physician of twenty years experience confined 10
ccs-u!y treated. Medical Office, 1913 BoSery, four doors
above Sprin g-sree Gitce hours from 4. II. 10 > T. VI
Advice GRATIS mvl7 lmD&W
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
PIERCElS RANGES.

~ PTERCE'S FIRST PREMIUM NEW PATENT
S. TWO OVEN RANGES, combining economy, conye-
nicncc and durability. They constructed that II Is
almost impossible for them 10 get Out OF order or for III
plates crack 10 all otter They have
been for The nt l2 months and in every instance given
the utmost satisfaction and IN no one instance las the Pro
proprietor been called 10 repair one
Al RANGES pUl uP 10y Tie subscriber are warranted 10 give
entire sasactiou II icy do not they VIII te taken away
without Tie least expense to The purchaser.
mn2g In GEORGE riEECE. rr.prelor. 291 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
Boots an0 Shoes.

TO THE BOOTAND SHOE WEARING PUBLIC.
GALL AND SEE.-Fino City made Gulf served Boots,
~ stci for - 80, made IN tho latest and most
approved style, and warranted 10 gvo Satisfaction, al LC-
Their v MUULTONS Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store,
j broadway Also, every description oi Boot. end Shoes
made order Also great assortment OF adies aud misses
CATERS Half CATERS, Busklns Pumps, &c together with
every description OF b0y. youts and cnldcns Boots and
Shoes, and CATERS Hall Caters, &c. And 10 complete t'
assortment and Tor the feet OF both sexes, and OF a.
ages keptconstany hand Goodyears Patent Elas-
nc Overshoes winch arrantc not TO become hnrd nor
elasticity IN tine c0dost weniier, nor soften III any
degree heat For sale wholesale and RETAIL AL kinds OF
repairing done the workmanike manner, and al short
notce LUTHER v. MOULTON.
N. B.-A plenty Of business aud small proh. L. v. b.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
Gbunqc of locdlioll.
REMON q

..
subscriber has removed from No 81 10 No j. John
street corner of Na--ult-str;7t where he VIII be pleased
10 s., hi customers and all cter wishing 10 purchase NIL
LINERT GOODS ut The lowest market prices.
choice and well selected stock OF Goods nov on nnd
II. COLLIS.
New-York. 18Th May I2ij myl9 2w
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
DANIEL ADEE

NO. I07 FULTOS-STREET,N ,NEN-lORk. will this day
\ publish No of THE TREASURY OF HISTORY,
comprising general Introductory Outline OF nlversal II =
torv Ancient and MODERN and series OF Separate Hiso-
ne. OF every principal that exists. Their Rise, Pro-
oress and Present Condition. sc. &c Bg SAMUEL MAuN-
prR-auhor ofthe Treasury OF Knowledge BiosrAPa-
raI Treasury" Literary and Scientific Treasury" THE
HISTORY or AMERICA. edited by JouS N;iiN.
Ti,r above 9alaabe work will be completed IN about
Twelve numbers octave. printed on tine paper with clear
tvpe and vil! be sold ri = cents per number.
The first number, have already been issued, and the
o!iowin. ones VIII Ice published regularly tie first of
., .l ,,,o,,tI until r,,,nrjsipd mi