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Discomfort.

How universal is discomfort. We
never knew man who would say. q
am centented," Go where you will,
among the rich or poor, the man Of
competence, or the man who earns his
bread by the daily sweat Of his brow,
you hear the sound Of murmuring and
the voice Of complaint. The other
day we stood by cooper, who was
playing a merry tune with an adj
round cask. "Ah," sighed he, mine
lis a hard lot-forever trotting round
like dog, driving away at a hoop
.Heighof' sighed blacksmith in one
.ofthose hot days, as he wiped the drop.
of perspiration from his brow, while hi!
red hotiron glowed on his anvil--.thi'
is life with a vengsance--m melting ane
frying ones self over the fire." "Oh
that | were q CarpenterI' CALCULATED ;
shoemaker, as he bent over his lapstone
there am day after day, working my
soul away i'm rnrking solss for others
cooped up ina little seven by nine
ROOM" II am sick Of this outdoor
work." exclaims the carpenter boiling
and sweltering underline sun, or expos
ed to the inclemency of the weather
|lf was only a tailor" "Thls is toe
bad" pcrpetually cries the tailor, 'tt
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-27

T Agood storyis told Of ponhp.
Gus clergyman who was wont to exc
out his own vapid discourses by pill.
fering without remorse the old diyines.
On Sunday grave old geutFeman en-
tered the church of the clerical plagiar-
ist, and seating himself close TO the
pulpit, listened with profound attention:
The reverend doctor had scarcely fin.
ished his third sentence before the old
gentleman said, loudenough to beheard
by those near him, That's Sherlock
The Doctor frowntd. but went on. He
had not proceeded much farlher, when
his grave auditor broke out with, THAT'S
Tillotson.' The doctor bit his lips
and paused, but again went on. At a
third exclamation Of That's Blair the
doctor lost all patience, and leaning O.
yer the side Of the pulpit-'Fellow! he
cried, if you don't hold your tongue you
shall be turned OUT Without altering
a muscle, the old cynic, looking the
doctor full in the face, said That's o.
riginal!' .qsiga59
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SCRATCHING OUT MUslc.-The Brook:
lyn Eagle says:-A friend who is just
in from six years cruize among the
hall. breeds and other semi-civilized
races of the Far West, relates the fol-
lowing ancedote. An emigrant from
the old country Il. e. from the old part
Of this country having moved into the
settlement, the natives kept lurking a.
bout his premises to take peep at the
sfxins" of his establishments. On one
occasion the lady Of the house was a.
muslng herself 1.-THE piano forteaan ara
ticle with which the natives were totally
unacquainted. One of them, who hap
pened to be the nearest, edged along 10
The window, and peeping cautiously in,
gazed for some time in mute astonish-
ment at the performer. Then turning
to his companion he shonted, "Ephl Eph!
Here's a woman scratching more music
out Of an old cupboard than you ever
heard onP ef odt
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Number Is.

Aed-iheir sachem leading the way,
who had learned from their traditions,
The falacy Of attempting 10 resist the
aroused demon OF this fearful cavern.
The captive, upon. being thus instant
" deserted BY his relentless captcrs.
1 iell swoonipg 70 the earth, his head rests
ing upon a turf Of grass, within one
loot Of the preciPice; and upon opening
his eyes, he beheld the dark painted
v!sage ct q savage warrior leaning over
n! hlHa, whose audible sobs alone broke
lisllence; he alEsan closed his eyes and
Y Praye ~ ior death 70 release him IRON
w insuPP Per.as'e !, sulcfa qda let his
spirit ascend tothose o. hIs murdered
motneF and slsfer. .Charles, said the
warrior wpo, was Standing over BIN,
"Snaries, once more behold your Ia
mel, Iner. At ,ne solna o. 'iasher, the
youIn slar,ed l', % ms lees eectrfhed by
,ie .ne souna 50 ol . wen known voice.
Cnatles, .,, sag ne, slear no!, ior your yours Ia
.heI SPEAKS. mpossioie: But yet,
!naI voice, GREG Charles. 2, Yes Charles
y Is none none clner man my iather; ior six
long .l mon,hs nave oingently sought
ny i ! mercIless IS e captors-tae murderers
q ny molner nl ana sister; the shrieks of
my mo'her wh.le suffering from the
WOUNDS ''Ilf O.! 9! the h hmlrderous tomahawk-
me plaintlve walls OF Thy sister as the
poisoned arrows opened the ghastly
wounds In her naked body--'he muir
derous yells Of the captors as they led
you from my sight, drove me TO mad,
ness; and | resolved never to give up
the chase, until knew thy fate-ifalive
to to rescue if possible, or die with you
II dead. to avenge murdered family;
and this disguise has served its purpose.
have not only received fayors from
The sSachem brant, but have received
rich presents IRON the leader Butler;
land taking a ring from his pocket and
handing it to Charles1 Charles. do you
know that ring!' the youth burst into
tears. Yes, that ring gave my SIS
ter as birthday present, two weeks
before the attack on Wyoming. es,
replied the father (c'cnching his toma-
haWkD the notorious Butler gave me
lthlss i, ring, r with other presents, ior, as
4 ne supposed. deserving the y = toekbfldg,
les ana Jolnlng his bloody standard; and
when took this ring, knowing as !
dld, that he bad caused the murder Of
ny daughter, and robbed from her cold
hnger tins Jewell. resolved to seek
revenge.
,untii then ! ~ nag disguised myself as
a aeserter from the Stockbrldges, and
become a follower OF brant and Butler
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9eleft~ @ a le.
THE HOCUS PoCUS.
BY MERRILL c. YOUNG.

Partly concealed within the borde,
.ofihe wood, which skirts scene where
a prairie sF fr53ja4aa eaa ait5srsae.
sl,'s Streatchodin boundess beauty lies,". s
is situated charming little cottage
nestled in shade and seclusion, beneath
the foliage Of overshadowing boughs
On the piazza in front Of this dwelling
a venerable sucker (named Gordon)wa:
seated one summer afternoon, building
dreams Of thrift as he surveyed hi!
plantation, enameled with heavy crops
ripened into plenty. Now, as oul
sweetest dreams are fieetest and quick
est te close, it is not strange that his al
though pleasant was soon terminated by
some one shouting. a4sz s53s'
"nallo, old dad" s s
@HaIlo yourself, and disklver how il
feels" he retorted, and turning simulta.
neously with his reply, his eyesfell upon
young nan, stranger to him, lean
ing on iheFyard. fence. s4as
* HExcuse me- SAID the stranger, "may
be you might be SO cleveras tell chap
who owns that're wheat field up aside
the timber, won't your ss.sg a3
"Wal, will; ! own it, ss.
"Dew sayp said the stranger. "Bul
amt II mighty cute that you allow
four-legged animals and such critters
tobe in il" $3.50 ~,
"But | don't" said Gordon. Z
" u see a hoss in it, though, as | kun
along,' remarked the stranger drily.
"a boss in wheat!" exclaimed the
eyes, indeed" q - "a.
"Zags and lightning! Here, Blucher
Santa Ana---here, here" 5s .st,
His call had the effect to bring forth
two dogs; one, a hound, with legs hal
as long as an eastern schoolmaster's
the other a bull. the peculiar quirk 81
whose under jaw might lead you te
mlstrust that he was one ever fond d
what the knowing ones call the "grat
game" Attended with these, he trot-
led Off ahot haste" the dogs wagging
their tails as their old master waggeo
his tongue, urging them on the pursuit
The young stranger. after wagging
bis chin a little way, ard INDUCING il
q light laugh that made him look Isuspi
cionsly waggish. walked to the cottage
doors=-and then, without ceremony
into the parlor. Here. finding hinisel
alone, he commenced survey Of The
apartment. Before be had much leisure
however, either to obtain Or admire the
elegance combined ia every thing a.
round him, he was enlranced by a gust
ofrich, wild melody, succeeded BY the
sound Of light footsteps. and instantly
.acreature ofbeapty and loneliness fit
ted into his presence. Oh, that fair
rosy checked damsel, the very personi'
tication Of blithsomeness. She was
startled, though, when her. soft blue
eyes encountered the stranger; and il
hastily withdrawing. in doing which she
Ehahred' 10 cast another glance--hel
countenant changed from fright to glad
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4 HINT TO ruR PAssrorArn.= 7

A HINT TO THR PAssIorATE. Or.
Caldwell, an American writer on phys>
ical education, cohtends that a well ball
anced. brain, contributes to long life,
while a passionate and turbulent one
tends much TO abridge ahd if persons
knew how many. dangers Id life they
escapedsby possessing mildness Of tenn
per, instead Of the opposite disposition.
how eager would be the aim Of all men
to cultivate it. ..ss s .o,,,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-27

sit perched up here. plying the needle
all the while-would that mine was
more active life. A school teacher
must be happy fellow .Zoundsp
[cries the school master, .what a slaves
life Head, trying TO hasten the march
Of mind;' shut up all the time wiiha
room full Of noisy brats.s Ohls that [
were a printer Its too confounded
badp CALCULATES the printer, sto toll year
in and year. out for pGtrons who don't
care q straw whether you have a dino
in your pocket, or are starving. or not.
Id be . tarmer.' *0h, dearp SAYS the
larnuer, Il have TO sweat and tug out
here insthe field these hot days, 10 Sc.
cure my crops and gef y liiTing while.
the folkssin townslead din easy NJ d ~
What fine times the merchaafs ana
lawyers must have Last day Of
'grace--banks wont discount- custom
Eers wont pay--what shall 4 dor grum-
bles the merchant. chad rather be a
truck horse, a dog, any thing sHap-
.py fellowsi groans the lawyer, as he
scratches his head over some perplex-
ing case, or pores over some dry rec
ord; happy fellows! had rather ham
mer stone than cudgel my brain on
this studious, vexatious question: And
through all the ramifcations ofsociety,
all are complaining of their condition;
finding fault with their particular cali
ing. IfI were only this, or that, crthe
other, should be conten1,' is the uni-
versal cry; amy thing but what lam.'
So wags the world, and SO it haswag.
ged, and so it will wag.--ScraP Book
of Solomon Thrifty. -as5,sB n; saq gi
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From the Buffalo National Pilot. 4
The Demon of the 'EDeYil'S Hole
A FRAGMENT.

III ~ ri, q 80.
/ " 2 oeautio' spfng morning IN lhe
monla OF May, Fly, mlgnt nave ,oeen cen
|.seen' me hgpre Ola lali' stout' putt IN
dlan OF Drawny complexion, clad IN
deerskln rlchly emoroIaefed' oelt-ef
Wanpum fastened tgnlly: aoout ms
waist a DOW q SIX leet IN ieengtn sung
across MS shouiaer, a qplVer wei sup
Pllea WIN poisoned arrows, rusty
!lms.Tolh tomahaWk, hanging care
ieSsiy oy MS .ei' sioe' huSe par oi
morse Pistols n1eo9 % 2 neit party con-
cealed Deneatn MS DucKskllln Sll covering,
hls lace panied ln tne most approved '!sf
slyie 81 g savage WARRIOR, walking with
q hrm, quick step N 2 hard trod path
On the bank oi the Niagara, about three
miles below ITS Cafaract- 2 Ihe eye q
me warrior seemed fastened to the
ground, az. y crltlcally examining me
pam az every slep, Al eat once he
seoPPeo, and s.eopcn y tns saith' SSazT-
w lnlenlIy upon s9nelnlneg y y lne pans
" Was soon giouss'l'l y ~ GiectrPosl,
lloh, Dy snrlh screecn' ecnolng tnro
~. .he ols'an' ioles. aea ar ae'echoing eGa across
.ne angty SUES - s,,e lev asidgara. ,rll9 ne
s;eppIu as.ue, ane seT.e'ou cI,o nlnsenpe- us p
@ @ .he .e a.h. : ua ~ ,ha, % sl;J;no Uan .,,ai 70
,e .ea. ,h .e a .0 ;n.o s, tha ,on ,',s0.. rs
se. .hs p.eS.pIs en- NV 49, NV ~ =. q -.
"a. ah .a so;n;oo Ia sc.noa @ nro =, ,ai, .iv
loony plIs'p.oe;. ~ lean. oesaaS so.P'e.I.y
sIo.uaso s. ~ p -. a.s,h;s 80, re- s.a'
ss.r. sae a n.ar Ma' a,sa. on .h .ass,n.
I imen.y "a'.LoAI ~ IN. ~" ar.Ia lr,d Lii .
Z, Ia H.. | AZ - no,or;n,S. H @ p.sn, M h.E Hsaa :
II ~; - :. a,;.oner -. .no;d % ,ha shn,.s % q :
s p.s IN. sr IL - asn,n.s ~ ' TN - aa1
sas @ y."' J = hanasd.na Z slo,.do. ~ ,; h,,;,,
va~, un,,,b1 nf s s;x,een dres.cd; II % Sne n.n.a .
you" = s na,,nd ;anna. u ,,;,ha,,, = S pan.a -.
la' g.. anI ,.assa [ "a - ,,ara ] H., Gs' hs. Z
".s 'es, ss,, a. i. ! .sa,,s, @ = II g. y Ds'
Ion' pe,,.I - H. ~ o,,.,h I
.ilouga ~ .oo. unuei :, Z. usi., lis s ooa.
suPpo.lea Sy ~. ~ 10. saS s,ue'
- lls y ,oau .s s, e ~ .o., II ~ r' NJ
as II ose, 3 ,poweisa .,s,a In .a.'uI. ~
WaIlloI Drans ,eu eIIsa .lls san' Whpe .ne
les. " .ns esIv.. .s: 'ono"eu y lae leal'
sPurrlng uP snell Sap',pe WIN savage Y
croel.y {. onso pian' iacsu 'ns
escort ana assa La. s;seai - nali; , ana
auoressea II uaenl DlIiy e. lo'lows:
.AnoW y no, prasss' e Una. we we aIe .al- g.
ooot g pass l sne aDoae q .ne pan = \, splT- als
lt-tnc oark cavern = y Wnele .1 euwel,s z 1ne
grea.esl enemy 9, ne Ieu mani ana
lnslan. lI, qea,n snan oe 'ne por'lon ., o.
nm. VINO cares III, 1reak sl'ence' Wn'is !,
passing INC leariul aooae 81 .aevIls; /,
lavlng mus SPOKEN ny maze M; : slgnal
% w. van y aavsl' tha ! ): ~, liz young
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-27
A SHARp Rpronr.A lady at the

A SHARP REroRT.A lady atthe
supper Of the great Ball, The other cve-
ming, being somewhat crowded at the
table by a blood Of the whiskers. re.
questeo him IN rather a laconic manner.
10 move little farther of, to whichhe
grumbled out. don't bite me. mo.
sir, | thank you, never eat pork, was
her ready answer. She could moi have
been a christian! Gin. Mechanic.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-27

GaEnN.--A Tennessee paper talks
'ofa chap at Holy Springs, who wasso
astonished al seeing lady playing at
her piano, that afler his listening for q
minute or two he Withdrew his head,
and halloed after his companion. 4
say, Jiml just come here, Darnstion
seize me, There amt woman pullin
music out of q chestf .sini
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1)oetrp,
INGRATITUDE.

H 3
81 .,I ~ 4 INGRATITUDE. -s.s !
sPyelfsit the storms Of passion blow ga
Upon my hapless head, sz a
And many tear Of wasting wo
Hath dew'd my nightly bed. q;
Fell envy oft hath caused the smart
OF poignant pangs combined;
Yea, plunged into my helpless heart, II.
..,ss The dagger Of the mind. ,A..s .s.li,i
And slander too, dark tiend Of he'll,
The scorpion Of the soul, Z d
Hath ioy'd 70 view my bosom swell, ,
Il, My eyes In anguish roll. ~, a
n once had friends-bu whereare they!
go The winds around them rave; a@
Alas! from life they pass'd away
= 'v 20 ask the gloomy grave. W. @'s''.>.
AYE ask my own yet youthful years,
Checks perishing and pale, ass .el q
And many tide Offender tears siAs.
a'sShall tell the piteous tale.
x But ah, allemany, many woes, ....
That wiring my youthful heart, .,1 y
Can ne'er the thousand thrilling throes
a. Upon my breast impart: s Jaw.
That flow from one ungenerous soul
To faith and feeling dead; n,
They far, yea, far surpass the whole
That beat upon my head. ,.
And.shall Itellt the balefal name F,s 81
'''@ Which feeling doth exclude? ''@ ?
o, 'iis to man a matchless shame, @'''s
ssiF 'Tis dark lNaRATrTUDE! @"e
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02

On Monday morning, March 3lst, by Rev. Samuel d
Burchard THOMAS MANSON 10 Miss ELIZA, younges,
daughter OF the late Abraham Jaques. Esq all of this city
On Tuesday, the lst instant by Rev. John PO,sal Mr
James H Aikman Hiss ATdelssa daughter of James
Al Albany 10Th ai, B. f. Ill., Of New Bedford to Eliza
A. Clark.
Al Washington, 5,h ut Hon. join B. Weller to Susan
p. McD. Taylor.
At Lockpor, 3d. Joshua Plat. to Maria A Owen 18th,
James X. soutllworth TO Susan T.. Legg.
At Rochester, l3th Mr.. Brown, OF Auburn, TO Sarah
Parker.
AT Cooperstowp, 25th, Merritt II. 5pooner 10 Della Z.
Ripley; 20th Lucas Barnum 10 Hannah N. McCuIluIn.
At Phnntelphia 27h, james II. Hudson Of Sew-Yofk TO
Maria Smith.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02
rosboro' Nas.. Aprf l. is.., L SIT

C,OltGHS COUGHS - COUGHS - EoGe eniS :. =!
[ COIfGHS :. :. COUGHS :! Il hs most foFa-
n, Medicine hs X rop .h City Of Boston and tn
Newgpslaaa States for the ct Coughs Colds Coz
,up,ons pi,,ng Booi sd al eoia.ais Of ne La5s'
nd Breast. Is Mrs y. y. Ci!,RDNER's INDIAN BAL
SAN or LIyEIwoIf as efficacy Is lifsidy Known II
Newly by ase v no haTs sent 70 Boston i9 ''
s ,l ,,,isc rvrrs,rJ Orders w0ai eIrr Eotiee that
~ B.sD SANDS haye suFpiy OF the abo's
AVAILABLE Cough Baisau s will furnish II the same e=
:, i, Boston pa, " ,is :; 50 cents EACH ''i-h a
dsSes' sSd az o S. ~ fulton ~ Broadway Es Broadway
III
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02
ROMAN EYE RAJSANI.

t~7~ "TuE LIGHT OF THE BopY IS THi Eye. What a
calamity i be for ,o'e who have weak to 1--we IN
perpetual twilight. They read pleasant books
pleasant letters their friends, enjoy the pleasant
sunshine OF bright day Nature MAJ be joyful
her holiday attire they condemned gloom.
Not necessarily. however Science has produced
and among others the Roman Ege BGfsGBt
Iogue of the patients who have been cured BY application
could be read sitting f the eyeds inned
the eyebss bloodshot hat the may have
beenust coll the Of MeSsrS Sands y Go. III Broad
and tley will furnish with Of the Basan for %
cents with printed directions for Pcrssyee the
ylicatiou for short time. You UiH succsed.
Prepared and sold b. A. B. SANDS x co Chemists md
Druggists 273 Broadway Chambers Sold also At 70
Fulton ST. and II East Broadway. mis- inis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02
DRY GOOnS.
NEW SPRING STYLES
OF STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS.


RANKIN & BIRCH
ARE NOW oFENING. N ,hs Store la'sy Oeeup~t ~
Williams. RANKIN 4 Pennilnan.
80. 63 WIiliam->treet- corner of Cedar.
psw elegant. ard extensive stock Of Staple and Fancy
n Cis N al the ztes; varieteS % Sprinc o. CON-
p.a The mo-, ses;rzoie and fashionable sf:,cs OF Dr
-rfetea OF a e customers the old a, and buyers
rally.
Froui the great care used m the selection. and tber facilities
o7 buying on the fsyorabs ihey offer unusual
u strong ,nducenen, those VINO rs 70 buy 10 the greatest
advantage. s;ther for Cash Approved Credit
They particularly ocit 1raae Merchants from Coun
y Towns and VILLAGES. ,e.r stock. embracing
s fashionable goods VIII be found TO comprise syies adapted
every market.
Among ;her Dcss Cc,~is they would esiiatentcn u
Eich friutsd 5sltofinss aad S,rs--s.
Syuau Lawn; aud iluslIns oiGew styles
,ii.rncarnias Pan. BsIsSfines. Iacoae,s. SC.
B'acS e9acess. Magw.ss Bairofia-s extra Fans 9aAS
Printed Lawns lsd Nusns every variety
Very n'h agured 5rccide. and sItia ssiiFS1i Silks.
Rich cs.hnere sbs,vIs. Of ali ias,ii:ies
Rich printed Barge shawl i9d .leg,n, patterns
Slria stirred Ba,s5e >5lw And Sea5s full assortment
Nasiia DE- Laiae and Thibi Shas PLAIN aud ,trisd
RcR BoeAds figured md pla C4ueieOa six Sh,~l,,
Rich figured ap and Boauet I5ooas IN ssa, variety of all
Niias E Ss, ss:s K e,aci n sl2, si5 ' &c Lawns D'"'s'
t;ros de Rhine, cf the different widths and qualities
Naii-ol and Nsutis Italian Lustruss 2o ~ 30 inch.
Bin .ud Blue Biz GroS u Swiss. GgcS Gain, &c.
Blk aud Blu Biz Dress SniES.
Black B0ubaZiGsS, : full assortment.
LisI- T5ai fsnaeSf styl.s, L.dirs Chidrsns'. Se.
sSelyig- SILK Gloves sud Alicrs. nj qualities
I.adi-s Criyti, OF rntIr- isbtIcs aud deslcuS.
ltslian CrsvatS, Als;feoHis. Nrr;5s, Nla:ir. &c.
Linen tamb1cS Linen Cambria and Lawn Hdki,, best
French PLAIN. Nammed. ,nd SsvIers borders.
Thread Lace lld Ed--s, Trimming Laee' iisie Edins
&c.
Their Stock ~ill ourd comprise full assortment OF
III the various small items needed ind they invite the attsu
of Buyrrs with the fullest confidence dat they sup
py went IN th-ig Ge ms Sun Is
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02
FASHION.

GLASS.
$50 BOyFS CRYSTAL SHEET GLASS.
SPL ENDID sfsiee for sbow Wndosss nd 1a.-s com
u rrisiH= llg= 81 from t>so 20 -i>Ti'
Inst E-rzlvec pr cFlvi. d, .irezs- from HlTrr
h abov Glzzs believed b- su?<or 70 tHy
la Porte and ti siscrib-fs would iuTite tn- at
-u,ou OF srchit-cs, Ssh Maksr5 BuSes sd chen no
AZ n;-Ia= up sI5T-s 70 . IIniclilcu 0f II
Also 5ofa BOXES FULTON CLASS. Q! siE.ie. estr1
and doubl- ickE--s. Consisting %! -;1i s.Ihe oi
ms sys-ul- No g Iohn-s,-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02
MILLINERY GOODS.

o., NEAPoLGTAN BOENETS-The undersigned.
= Patenees and manufacturer. of the Neapoan Bon-
ihet respectfully inform the trid~ that thry are now
VI ready supply the above article Of the ate, 81 lie
and Vi superior quality quantities purchten
They warrant that they alter sGd clean the BoEar 10
appear equal
Buyers AZ. cautioned against inferior adcls VI the kind IA
the market (The genuine article, for which received the
silver medal the last Of the American Institute has oor
ticket upon i'll Apply TO THOMAS viSEi ll2 Pesd 81.
or IL tlis manutgctory of PATTlsOS, NOt co.
moi i,tVayI. No = Delaney
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02
DIED.

April /, Farrand s. Stranahan. 33.
At Utica. Goth ut, Roswell Boyden, 81
Al Whitehall, 2ith Mrs. Alrnra Gaylord, 2f.
AT Royalion, VI. 10th ut, WILLIAM WATERMAS,51
a Revolutionary soldier.
At Middleton. l.. l., 30th. Peter Marks, a.
At Lock port, 24th, DR.. 4. K. Mckenzie 80.
1t Cincinnati 22d, Zebdial Thayer 50.
At Troy, 20th, Mrs. Laura Ann Seymour, 25
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02

Auction SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
xrorSyfIorp FURNITURE. SC.-F- CoLToN < co.
VII ELI On Weanestsy. AZ 100 O'Clock. a. No s9i
t-s. lar-a nd valrahls assortment OF genisel
J1s-i,s beirr The property OF family breaking uP
tsa,,, coE,,s;ing E5ussels Ingram aad Venetian
.rT,iac Divlss. Pictures. one long pier Glass mahc-
any aud maple Chairs Centre Dining ard Other ts'
1d.i.h-s. cyfransc!es Window Shades. OF Cloth >0Ar'
iJsr ana Astral Lans,S. Bedstea- astt-.sses Bedding
hina and Glass WA-e, Kitchen Furniture, SC, &c eoi-
pr!s!ns general assc-tnsa:. i2'' ''-'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02
WILL BE PUBLISHED,

ON WEDNESDAY NM, AII9II' -li I-''
BvIFILFY \ PUTNAM: l6l Bre4dway. the ceso[si1l f
~ A. livsrrd In New Sork and Philadelphia b} ttol
- E,rl l;oursud on Phreno- Sinrmoirchny or tn ae!'
-etusl Ar; OF u,a III Menor r. ~; > t ,ss ID.
[ ;,,o,l SO volume OF ST. pages suIestl- i Win
,,otst Portrait Of the author Price, nritly bound t
Br. members Of rci u, various Clas,es WHO VAL
e,lI ~ N4,,> Wiley Putuams stoFr .s hroafa' ori"s
The fvlt Of Afr will b. allowed Tie pritsst' hrh-
toned .. his oral iectu-ss 3, ,-.,,,-,,
IrNDI%F. AND sINTRAAf. by FouGt =. vol bvsa-
r,ftii,- t,f,Cted M ltr.- clear tyr. 81 els.
~ y 'e.6TiHE% oR TRtGES OF TRAVEL brought
bcIn, Trofn the E.-Si-hr-utifplly printed. % ets
: THE AEiBgR WITCH. The mos; reutfsape u1si
sy.r ubii>i,sd vol very beautifully pGied. 3. cts
N PRF>S-lNfAGINATIoN AND EANtS By
irt-i, IIs-s .i WlLBf y ~ 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02
NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS
AT THE Ne wy RK
ASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
ls1 = roa q way,
rnree aogIs be!ow .ho rran1IIn House

Three ioofs below tho Franklin House.
T- subscrtyrs direct from the European
markets, ind fashonlJie styea Of SPRINO
GOODS adapted for Genhemens wea', with which they
prepared furnish her customers aud the 9ntlc, with their
Spdu sfurns very moderate pgices Our stock of an
e. Goods IL very sch being seectr By Agents from the
Paris aud London markets Ter esthefeby enabling us 10
offer richest ,d desirable p,t-rns Of every article be-
longing to s-ntenan's wardrobe such prices will con-
the sceptcs that do and viii furnish our eu
tane. it Ii or pastI outfit unparalleled low price,
not t4ying ttfons with the denqusaGss neec'sary at
tcl-d 10 he credit stre. puncluaii observed IN
mig ]. {. BOOTH co.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02
RICH GOODS.

Just landed and received treHty vsous Stss oi
reh DRESS GOODS the most sgie,ldid aud eIpsrtSre
Fabrics. and the richest coloTngS ever exhibited.
The OF those who bay for the Joshi0nGbie
trad. Is IHrIt-d, BOWEsN X McNAAl ME-,
naitr nsfc of l. aN.r.