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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

o. Fhe members 70 Of mnn Lodge % Gse, No; o;
Their Lodge Room broadway. THIS DAl (Satn,dny,
h inst nj clock F. VI. precisely, for the purpose OF pro
eadS M a5S SpIns street, 10 attend the funeral of our
is Brc,het E. n Roberts Charter Oak Lodge No. o.
ofO +. ofConnectcul. - ,,,oM TL
members the Order general ae niicciionate invited 10
mite with Hnmnn Lodge paying the last tribute n respect
to ro,her Roberts who has been called Ia lenye tins world
willis from horne and friends. JOHN ID. COCKS, Nc.
Ds Secretary. IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
TEAS RErAILED At WHOLESALE PRICES:
THE PEKiN TEA COMPANY,
M, .r.nN ~, NEM-NONE

FLA~rArIoN, OR G4kDlN TENsEeTy sultLl9f ioI I'M
strength ay0I and aromL and sisoIvt
or never reached this country presents to Import
ers iu this city. -, :; =, ,;,; ., -
conmission TO agents for purchasing ship charges
GREES-Sma leaf t;unPewder - "a Caioas 'T- inni'
rial 81 2o.Swee; small iesi oun- II s2e 81 . ii So.
BLAcK-A great yarir;y OF BACK leaS ~ sn1It iane!
boxes containing pound and up"au, an ~ 20 80
-rowIh and superior any thing eyer I;oi=a Hto ts
country. -. >o-o o,A r,ourd
,if of delicious Black Tea which snail sell al SIX sii-
lirrs each including the eatty. :,,;.;,
rSda,c In ih. genuine QUALITIES Of si: and t- eH-
rnsye Of tins the fssin y = e
,.,-s IN the rad. In New-loTk whose testimony ahe E
rncr,b;ty am equally beyond csr or DISPUTE mo JUS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

n Saru. % x,.,.,, st,ea.
D. d. NASH Auctonecr-Stere lSs tutoo sisees, ~,
II D. y informs his friends and the pubic .nAt ne sa
-. continues the Auction and Commission bnsiaess' a'
the store Ss Fulton and socts their paea-Ss N
corsirnlnents Outdoor sales OF Housenosd taf',.u.
Dry SOds Grecee asEawsse; ssssdsd 10.
xEFgRs
P S II. vanres., No. l73 Front street,
Thculas u. Lcssett, % Beckrian street.
William NJ Mitchell. 7l6 Broadway,
HAYS s. Treadwe. Franklin House, SfoSawaS'
Hiram Barney. 81 John street, .
JsfncS VI. Post. lG2 AUity street. MO INNS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

~ Walter a true man will, if permitted take part IN
the discussion Sunday seth of March At ocoss r. "
in The National Hall Canal-stree And now do .hhort all
ira airrs after truth and hear IT, Do come
dear friends and let the place be crowded n29 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

will Lecture THIS Saturday, EVENING at Clinton Hall
The alleged D4nseG Of Water Cure foniras,ed & WI
OF Mercury Opium Tartar Emetc. Boodlettng, Sc vii
be considered TO dray expenses admission Y! cts m2e
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
I,dIes, Festival for The u,

NJ Ladies' Festival for the Bcneft of the
Poor.1he Ladies Be-, e,9legi aachei to 81
Grnadway on Monday Evening fsrch ss proceeds 70 be
applied the funds Of the AssocntlGn Band OF Music
can be had at Nibos durin the day OF the ary
The entertainment will coumencs at - o'clock ms us
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

~ Notlcc-BISHOP JAMES Will preach Sermon
in The WiletStrcct NJ. +. Church Sunday lternoOn
3Oh Instant when CoLLrcTIoN will he taken for ts benei
of the Asbury VI. r.. Church. mZ9 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

FTVtNU'INfVtNtfo1t'EF
cal College Crobyst I'D s,ory) doors below Sprinss
Rev s. D. Cochran having returned viii preach at The usual
hours morning and afternoon aud probably IN the evening
Strangers and others invited to attend Seats rec IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
WO0DWORTH,s PLANING MACHINES.

WOODWORTH'S PLANING MACHINES.
CyoURTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE, together with
many valuable improvements and additions to his for
rcr too enables lie subscriber furnish at shorrDotice
and Of the most perfect construction materials antwork
nl4ns, Machines 10 plane weed in all its varieties such
as planning or surfac.Hg only, cutting mouldings.
Aso planning, tonguelng and greovinS jontps or rsb-
betting and planning capboards
Application may be made 20 the subscrher at his sstao
lishHct In Folklore, his Office corner OF CONNER
cial and Lewis streets, Boston, where Machines may be
seen and any information relative the may be OBJ
tanned as well Of Josiah Blackwell and Co. Sew-fofk,
or Of j. w. Scienck, Albany.
Letters Of mere inquiry must be postpaid.
SAMUEL B. SCHESCX.
Po,horo' Wast Anril l. Is44 isu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

~ License to Poison, or Not License :-CRO-
On Sunday next dscoues will be delivered on the toll
lowing subject Is the ocCurtrIoS OF making aud selling
per,ons or houses make and sell Sptuous Liquors EAL
y RlcIrl In the morning II this subject VIII ec exam
med Posophicay in the afternoon this subject will be
treated Scrptura by Dr. Shearman Admission and s-a
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29


At l0t o'clock AZ No. S5l Houston street
HOUSEHOLD FpRNlrrRs, &c.-Comprsng a large ana
valuable assortment OF senteel Furniture being the prop
erty of family breaking up housekeeping, consisting Of
Sofas Divals fun French and 81 mahogany Chairs, mar
ble top Centre Tahes. By.ses and Ingram Carpets OH
Cloth CandclaeraS, Hall and Astral Lamps. one large Air-
ro Looking Glasses French and wntlass Bedstea6s
Ma.;ra>s Feather BEDS and Bedding China and Glass ware
Stoves SC together with general assortment OF Kitchen
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

0- Season OF Shad, 2:siS7, moon---O'Sls
OF BROOkLiN ATTENp-There will be a meeins Of
the Club az ,heir wgwaln beryst Monday evening,
s, Of March At past All the old and yrune Owls
Ieccd Horace Greeley ESQ seSeced 10 address the C!no.
By order ol the Great Gray Owl,
WHITE OWL, 1876, Secretary
p.,i... Nt.r.l oc,, 1915 ungg
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

CONSUMPTION.
- 4 THOUSAND CURES, IA clses deemed uttssly
hopeless hay. firmly established is suneronty oIeF every
70 msr medical discovery. Il hs always be-n styled Ma
mrs own FrrSc-i;foE beu- formed chiefly from chemical
eItrzcts from Wild Chez, B4k and Tatwc ;Tees thai
;cky scattered wherever diseases Of the lungs prevail We
y- lew ins Of its extraordinary power irOri GAIA
lo.u= almos; without end:
lsdy (.ddr.ss will b. given ST the New York Agency1
who vas given up al OF her physicians die Of
tio lad ard for hs or the sfe-raisei among
l cratiteS Of matter sort oi eony snesteecsac -kea
no medicine for morhs. b-ius past all hoIe-entrelJ
cured by hottles Of this 5aSam IL September d Oco-
Ca-rnan New-York City. whs had sel, lylg down.
for seven wears icing obliged 70 ep Il sitting posture
50 far cured IS 10 attend his business IN the mot stormy
ThSmss Bradee Esq. P. Jamaica, L. / cured Of esm.
OF 20 years standing
he had volent cough and IN t side-or onths aised
,rre Quantities of corrupt matsr1lso much blood ply
sic.rs could DO but little for hin-gare HIM pulls of
cury In: did -ood-his friends all supposed he had s.l
lcpin- consumption snly cured By ;hEr- bot,s Of WIS
;aI's B-iSam
cured OF liver complaint and general debility Of eighteen
Jjaeob Hoffmsa VI D Huntingdon cured child Of P
Sehro-be OF obstinate disease of the lungs after he had tined
al the usual remedies n vain.
Gases are daily occurring OF the country which
prove inconesriby The superiority Of this Bas1H
shade Of lung and liver deae every other prspa-
ra.iou hen tofor, known 10 the world
.irents-J Butts y Apn-st: sands corue. of Gold and
Fulton-st.eers East Broadway and s3 Broadway
Chamberss.r-et m29 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

,px.d for ,hr> shings Jon.ss Hair Restorative.
And though falling off fast, "ss forced AGAIN TO
The d,ndu wa, d,peed and cased the .ir made .ot aud
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

CHERRIES sALE,--by virtue Of several writ, Of f.Il
Monday The 2lst day Of April o'clock ~ a the
yrstbule the City Hall of the City Of New-f OK s hs
The irh d.y Of December thousand eight hunafed me
forty-iour or Gay afterwards, in who's nands soeveI
psrc Of land situate lying ,nd being in ts l2tk i.ia
Ward e CITY Of New ssd VA o,. bessy
r.rd .es n"wn on map said CemEoas rusde BY Ghssss
~ fds In Isl isI iG5 j6 and Ce between ne s
coad and Third and between s ana EHsy 1a
so on he oer cf the Register Of The City and Goasty I
~ - % ~. Ia Ifs each containing, apfezr ~ tne
OF 'e" -e, and and one hGndr,c iset
IN death on esch d be hy same NOR Or ss f.a hf az.
IishI ~ sr,,ts on which the said lots are stuatr-o
sber win i. and singular the tsnenent, .a
lhzfrnnto b-lonyIng or IN sny VIC
TIE above mentioned Sro2erfy Is fsco1oea 70 ths
R.,s;er, officer Lber 3-s page GS,, ,orrs Chg
Tao.. F. PEEK,. pspuiy shsna -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

q BROADWAY, Conner Walker sreef.--E M
IN WITCHES, JEIYELRY, sILyER-WARE. &c
IN II. G.. STONE IL constantly adding 70 hn stock
ESS:atsSs new and fashionable Watches. Chain,. Ksy,.
Locke,. Pefcl Gases Gold Pens chap and Han Ersee
Silver Cups, Combs. Spoons, c. Commencing busine. n
Js3 and pursuing the 10 the present tune on Cdsh
pncip and with small gnIns explains e .eeret
Of per.ons getting along we when trading at by Store
Watches and JeSelry carefully repaired Old Watchts
cwslTy Gold Silver taken ne1chnnge or bought Tor caxb
HUBBARD G. STONE. 40i Broadway.
mill r Conner WALKER street. New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

~ COTTON y CO. Aucton aud Comma sisa Ner'
chants Nos ii3 Fulton street. and "a Ann st1eet!-
Liberal advances made consignnenis. aud pf0wPtr'
turns made.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
water Cure and Drugging.-D

All those who will volunteer Albany Will meet at III
Orsun Office this afternoon. at . o'clock II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

ssr ca@a'eruas ana Aos<y Matters, see las. Pan.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
FANCY GOODS AND COMB " WAREHOUSE
WM z CARY N co

WN. n. CARI " co.
IMPORTERS and Dealers in Fancy Goods. Tortoise
L Shell Ivory, Horn and Netal
c o NB s,
Buttons Brushes Cutlery silver PenctC Thimb!es,
des Pins, PoeketB9ok; e No aG Pssrstreet opIesite
Si,siI Horns Tips Bones Rsrtzn &c. MI Imeods.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

2 FINE MISUNDERSTANDING & HAM
~ MoND, tf Merchants Exchange, corner OF Wal
W u and WIllam-strcets (ontrance lst door In WI
&s' iam-s) have received, in addition TO their pre-
vous stock an Of Watches not equaled In The
city--consisting OF Chronometer, Duplex ard Lever
Watches both for ladies and gentlemen. Merchants from
the South as well city trade win nd (when quality
is compared) prices low.
general assortment OF Jewelry OF the best quality.
Sterling Silver Ware at manufacturers prices.
All kinds OF Watches repaired equal 10 the original Han-
tel Clocks regulated by rst-rate workman. a2sisu
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St aoe ,u letn Der raaent ,t ME-
iene bffentlie gerfeut,o ,pIIen ~ S;,rfen r.,
btsber BON ieoen ofridtioe Nemrfraten oeb;hre vT m
)mnBte. Ss'"''S"
Die oemefratifd,e Uartei i'm slIoemeiuen nprrono,
nthts aS 9lnsflbruns Der bemptraie,en G5rnnbEdbe
na ibren 8orlbriften banSel enn re pr MA ne,,o ~,
Qeb an bcle balten. = 49, ss''''
90 fd)eint prdllbent Wrlf feine gp{Iou oer(1onben
su tabeu, unb bat ile bi5ber 70 crflt. luerlhrsen
anf Dem gBe9e fortfhreeno, Ser linn eurd bic bemn.
lfrattfde 0tatonals@cnpenticu in 8altmore bic lin
locridlua, pprgeeieuet tpuroe, beren ausaeprpheue
Gjrunefase uur rein pempfratifhe abrbefsnf ethni.
ten, 9eht CT ben gSes ben Seericn cSaion uub orbe
re Mdnner ginge, Bic biees Sa,b anb bic Oempfrnte
ceielben beute uno INNER ,er feline ebeIfen @bbne
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men, allf ether Ne1'e nad Oeuthlano be9rttfen
9lud s. . | anb ipurce BON ben, Sturme (rpie
Hranfreid) heimoellttt unb orcBe 8ermlItunuen oo-
burd) berbei9efilbrt.
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Der Gtaares sm renopren ftnoet bel ben 8raern, Die
Dem 9llten NIT elmer Ielteuen gebarrlifet anbd1laen,
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te Sehlan9e 9etobet wurce. Seitocm bat man oiecn
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
From the Men York NirroS,
THIS HOURS EXECUTION

| As we 90 10 press, a human being is laun.
Ched into eternity His body, warm with
health and life while this is written, will te
still warm-lhough with its pulses irrevo~
caby hu-hed- when this is read! Human
hands. this hour force fellow creature, in
one step hence, to Judgment, and with no
softnpss Of sicknes on h : hearl-n1 clear.
ing Of the mind and PASSIONS hy that grad
uaI and purifying separation of body and
soul which God makes the cleansing gate to
his presence. Our heart sickens while we
realize it. A stones throw flom where We
are, this inhuman violence is going on, and
none to stay it. Oh Cod is it not time that
pity and reason turned to look at this say
age relic Of inhuman law murder. and sub
stiula something for its fiendish violence!
We forget who is Governor of this State,
hut whoever he is, he should have known
that his power of pardon is given him to
represent public opinion, when its sense Of
Justice supercedes the law. This poor EA-
GER killed a man in the belief that he had
violated his wife. The husband dies this
hour. for blow that few men in the COM
muntv would have forborne to strickland
vet. with every man thinking so, and the
Governor put in his place to represent this
unanimous constituency the penalty is net
commuled, Away goes the drop-perhapsa at
the instant that we are recording It-Now!
It seems to us such mockery-the elo-
quence with which the city is flooded at this
mompnt-ihousands assembled in the chnr.
chrs listening TO eloquence on reforms ard
missions, while human life is crushed out
the largest meetngo Of all, literally, with
in hearing of the Withdrawn tolt, and tho
oriminal unthoughto of and unnamed. Why
5 there not some good man, whom God has
gifted with eloquence, to break his way
into the pulpit of the Tabernacle, and hold
up his hand to the assembled multitude.
with the news, that but step thence,
SOULS being forced off violently to iudg-
ment! We trust the momentous subject of
capital punishment, will find an alarm in
to-day's prison bell, and arouse us to think
of becoming humane and merCiiul.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
PAIIGORIMa
Em New AhagerslOWn!

The subscriber would rcspeclIulI,
inform his old customers aud the pub
lie generally, thai he slIII continues 10
carry on the above business in New
Nagerstown, Carroll county, Ohio lie
will be found in his shop at all times 10
attend TO those who may favor HIM with
a call. He receives the New York
aud Philadelphia Fashions regularly
every Spring and Fail, which will ena.
BILE him 10 give satisfaction 10 both o d
and young He hopes by strict at'en
li0n 10 business to receive sh ire OF
that patronage which is always beslow.
ed by liberal public on the industrious
His charges will be made 10 suit the
times, and he will receive either cash
or country produce In payment.
WILLIAM McCANDLESS.
Feb. Ia. l845.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
From The Louisoiile Journal.
HENRY CLAY.

BY c. D. STUART.
He wears no crown upon that brow
Which CLEANS IN freedoms vaa,
Where every god has set his seal
10 show the world man;
Nor bears he in his trusty hand
The warriors spear and gIaiye.
Whose harvests are the falling ranks
That b0rshen ruins grave.
ButiProuder than the proudest king
Whose million vassa.s Jcw,
He wears the wreath Nations hand
Has twined upon his browi
And peerless DER his fallen foes,
With flaming plume and crest,
He shines among q Nations stars
The brightest and the best.
His name is not a scglptured thing,
Where old renoWn has reared
Has marble in the wilderness,
By smoke Of battle scared;
But grayencA Iiic-capirg hearts
Where tleedom's banners wave,
1t CLEANS to bid the tyrant back,
And loose the fettered slave.
His deeds are net OF blood and wrong,
Where ruth, with iron hand,
Has yoktd the stormy sreedso OF war
10 deso2le the land;
But ever in the hoNr Of need,
When dangers summons came,
He lent the thunder OF his word
The halo OF his name!
Around the hearths and aItsrs where
His coantry's gods are shrined,
His heart has yesrned tor freedoms veal
With freedoms tell his mind;
And when trom other lands, oppressed,
The captiye's wall has rung,
Hissoul went forth in freedoms strength
With freedoms fire his tongue,
Above the altars OF the Greek,
And e'er Baivia's iane,
His name, "deIVerer," is stamped
Upon the broken chains
And trom those Ola and glorious isles
That gem tn Hgean sea,
The sons Of Spausna hail in song
The champion OF the free.
And new, when sge is on his heart,
And dimness in his eye,
He wauts not with the Ettul lights
That darken IN the siW
But proudcr still IN name and fame,
With flaming plume and crest,
He shines among a Nations stars
The brightest and the best.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20

ficted on both sides, Higgins, fatigued
and exhausted by the lOs. Of LIood, wasHo
longer match for the savage. The laitet.
succeeded in throwing hrs adversary iron
nm, and wen: iWmedaleiy in pursuit Of
h'- rifle. Higgins at the sane II;ne rose
and sough, for the gun Of the oihyr indian,
10th, therefore, bleeding and out 81 breath
were InsrsrCh Of arms t0reHrw the combat,
The smoke hsd now passed eway, and a
large nuG,ueT ot Indians were 10 view. -
Nothing, II would Reem, couid now suvs
lhe gallant ranger, There WAS, E5owever,
On eye &c pity, end al arm to save, and that
arm was womaH'i
the iite garrison had Witnessed the
Whole comtat. 1t consisted Of a.oat six
unn and one woman; that woman was Of
herself hos.--a Mis-. Furs.ey. v hen she
saw Higgins couteHdiuA slngle-handed,
with a Whole triJe Of savages, she urged
the rangers to attempt his rescue, The
rangers objected, as the Indians Wclr ten
to ore. Ms. Tur-ley. thoreure, snatched
q rife iIou her husbands hand, declaring
that ''sO fine a fellow as Tom Hig!ina
should not be lost for want Of hcip,' uoun.
ted horse, and sailed forth 10 his rpscue,
The mpn. unwilling to he outIone ig a We.
man, followed at full gaiop -rrached tho
spot where Higgins tainted ard tell, heforp
The lGdians came up; and when The say.
age v nh whom he had leen ene5 ged WIS
looking for hs rifle. his lipuds lifted the
wounded ranger up, and ,lrowi'.g him a.
cross horse before one Of the party, rea.
ched the fort in safety.
Higgins was irsensible for several doysS
and hi4 life wa- preserved by continual caIr.
His friends extracted two of the als from
his thigh; two. however, yet rrr6iHed--~
one Of which gave him great deal of .Pinl
Hearing afterwards that a physician had
settled within days ride o. him, he deter.
mined to go and see him. The physician
Whose name is reserved asked him fifty
dollars tol the operation. This Higgins Fia'.
" refused, sayingit was more than half
years pension, On reaching home, he
found the exercise Of riding had made the
IalI discernaJle; he requested bis wife,
therefore, 10 hand him bis razor. With her
assistance he deliberately laid open hIs
thigh. until the edge Of his razor touched
! the bullets then inserting his two th1U'ta
into the cash, she firted il out," as he used
TO say, without costing him cent" -
The other bail yet remained; it gave i'm,
however, but little pain, and ne carried it
to the grave.
Higgins died in Fayetta county, Illinois,
a few years since. He was the most PER-
feet specimen Of a frontier man in his day,
auo was once door-keeper of the Houss Of
Representatives IN Illinois,