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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15
DANIEL AnEE-

10& FULTON-ST. New-Yors. VIII this day publish No
iUS OF The Treasury Of History, comprsnsa general in
troducory outline OF Universal History Ancient and Mod
and Series OF Separate Histories OF every principal
that exists their Rise Progress ard Present Cond
lion, &C &c By sanue Maunder, author OF the Treasury
OF Know dye BogAphc Treasury, Literary and Sci
entihc Treasury &c.
The History Of America: Edited by John lnmgn.-Tbe
above valuable work viii be completed in about twelve Nos
octave printed tine paper with clear type, aud viii be
sold Al - per No The first eight Nos. have already
been issued, and tie following will be published
ar-N he ira of each mon b nnnl cnmne,ea. anA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15


LII MEDICINES In this establishment warranted gen
"A une No boys or mex psrenced young nen are ever
allowed TO wait customers. The hnest ," edish Leeehes
fsr sale or applied by an experienced pers0n.
WIN. WATSON, Chemist aud Pharmaceuiist,
slO 3meod. From A. GpdeRs j7l O,forde' London.
CaLVANIC RINGS and Magnetic Fluid perfectly
VI successful the OF Nervous Diseases received by
steamer Great Britain The genuine only be Obtained
ia this city Of Dr. Croinbis Agents Price Of Rings d.
Gold 81, Fluid, IS cents A. b. D. Sands 10 Fulton, 0en
eri Agents. For sale gso Z75 3Us Broadway, II East
Broadway 49, li9 and % Fulton Glion's OF Bowery
and Grand % aarn- II Avenue D. VI Clinton and
Divison-Mrs Hays, Brooklyn, l3s fulton o.
,uya irnepdOss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

no WATCH-tIAfkE its-A man " ho Ia. bad ven
~ ,ear-' experience Is good hand watch~ofk, et
craving, lobbng sccsn maze almost all KIDS OF pain
iewery and well acquainted with The hung ana setting
Of every descnp Of spectacle asses and can ~ auac
iure The rsues ami has set 81 tools Tor AL OF me a,oFe
work would Ae 10 make arrsngemrni 10 wOrs IN some
shop In the civ of NewfOrk, or IN some Of hc
towns on the Hudson RIVER but ngt not OBJECT 70 gong
elsewhere. Address " Wsr1maAer," No. - Broadway,
80. " -ij g.
EXTE>~IVE -ALE Of Glas-, emma and hsrtbei
II ware Cji Brsadway.Tie stock consists oil Dinner
,.,.,t Tea aDf Breakfast ser-es Of every DESCRIPTIONS
rfif pian and ornamental Glass Biscuit and China ODla
ren Wiz varied stock of every other artcein the trade
Tie goods will s0f by private sale until the LIST Of Octo
Der VIXEN they VIII BE- sold by public auction.
is ST. THOMAS bILLSLAND.
CUINA, GLAss, Nc.-M 4 J. MeTrli, 100 Bo~ery.
u between Grand and Hester have just received a
very and handsome assortment Of French Eng
American goods comprising porcelain stone, gass s'id
britannia hall and solar lamps, grandoles &c, wlcn
hey offer al low cash prices, wholesale and retail
inres,1 INV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

rI,U THE PkUTEsTANTs VI Tie United ststss--
Just published, the most important wuk ever issued
from the American Press
The Rev. John Dosing's History Of Romansm, spendidy
Illustrated with than y, .y flushed engrsvings des
crptive Of the councils and practices
Of the Church Of Rome forming large and beautifully
printed volume nearly 100 pages In rcn embemsc bid
Ing. Price 50 ".
r. WALKER Publisher, u Fulton st. N Y
~ Agents wanted To sell the shove work IN every town,
city and county IN the United States 10 whom liberal per
c.ntsg- will b.. allowed. lyle
4 ENANACS.-1he trade supplied with Almsnscs al
"A Inc prlce. OF manufacturing al The Tribune otce sui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

VALUABLE PAINTINGS aud S,s,uary, the pro
perry OF the late Joseph BOnapare, Count S1rvlllers
Thomas Birch. Jr respectfully announces that he has
coyed Instructions dispose OF public SALE lat the Man
sion At Bordentowr. New-JsrseyD on Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept II and the collection OF rare and vaua
BIO Paintings Of the late Joseph Bonaparie, comprising
choice specimens by Rubens Nernet Luca Giorana Denys
Casper Pcu-sin Cansleii Lsircs. spaguOeo, Teniers
sneydes NaioFe, Paret, Savery. B0rgvgnone Bassano
Philip De Champagne, Guerchino, Sebastian del Pombo,
Duarne Swebac and others Of the Italian Flemish, N.ne
tan and french Schools.
Also, several Figures and Buss in Marble.
SPLENDID LIBRAsy AND MsSuscRfPrs-Nt the same time
will he sold Manuscripts and Library OF Choice
Works.
Catalogues can be had Al Messrs Gurey HIPS Auc
ti,r Stor. M Rroa 2ts,vtSl..dSl2
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INDIA RUBBER sHOEs.-BIsIIOP ! BREE

INDIA kiBisEk -HOES.-BISllDP bkEE-
DEN u Gold street have hand the larges, and best
stock OF INDIA RUBBER SHOES 70 be found In the L.
states which they Offer 10 the trade as favorable terms as
any other house.
Purchasers are invited examine their stock before buy
Ing
" B. Sole Agents for the sale Of Patent Rubbers" man
ufaciurei by The Cliy India Rubber Company, Of Piov
isnce r. T. au15 m2sws
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TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS:

L,OR sALE-A Secondhand Double iiediun ADAMS
l. PRESS, IN good order. large Hand ffess VIII %"
taken IN part payment, u desired
RICHARDS X co. 30 Ann-st. Nsw.York.
Also Smith Medium Hand Press, for sale low ror cash
or approved paper au<S lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

INSTITUTION OF Me-srs. ABBOTT. Tor the kducs
ton of Dung Ladies, No. Az Hou-Onstrrri, " York
The Fall Term Of this Institution commences Monday, Sept
iJh The Principals their time personal insruc
non, seeking 10 for their pupils good bodily health
cheerful spirits the III hest intellectual endowmeut-, true
refinement OF mind and and unaffected piey En-
poying teachers Of e highest literary and scientific attain
men-, spacious and handsomely furnished psrors they
endeavOr TO combine the advantages Of The genirness dell
cacy purity and literary TASTE OF refined home etn
Gallon with that knowledge Of he world, easy address and
inelec .ual stimulus, which can oay be- acquired by asso
claied study.
TERNs.-Pups under 6. IS; from = ., 80; from to
TO- sl2 from 10 u, SIS 10, Sla. The u-e of all
the books required il furnished, and there
charges. ey young ladies' be- received into the FAINT
lies Of the Principals. aug Paw 3w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

~ dca Oce to No. 10 Cortland ST. (up stairs where he
will continue the practice OF medicine In all Us various
hranches His celebrated Ambitious Health Restorative
Caaric Pills. al Is per box, for the cure OF diseases
connected with the liver, stomach and bowels VIII oe
found wholesale and retail at the above number, where
many testimonials OF the g chest respecsby. with regard
their good effects may be seen. Also, his famous Syru
for the of Consumption in its rs and second
stages The most ssctory references be given by
rallny the Doctors office. tlstpl sA5 wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15
OOARDING AND DAY sCnOOI. ior

u Lades, III Washng ion--I BTooAl!n, T. II us s.IH
nary Will resume the duties 81 Instruction the first Mon
day in September when .hare Of the public patronage Is
solicited For and references apply tePrnc pal
ITO the Brooklyn Post Office.
nn2a paw I'm. MISS HELEN 81 PHILIPS. Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15
DURDLN,. PATENT HORsE-sHOEs, oen,

BURDENS PATENT HORsE-sHOES, oen1
- sac by the principal dealers IL hard"af II s1e
Unite -tsl-s al warranted perfect In orln and MS o.
me best refined Every Shoe which may be iund
uot IA accorsance win the above recommendation W" be
received ,sc. ard III money rtrn win 81 peise- foi1
the ,nOs t.ssn. parts Of thu country. BURDEN Agent
TrDy irun and Nal Fsctory Nav "a lSta myl's.~E
NNIt:s AND Neutrality-suspicious. nc" M
w vented Wigs and Soaps exciting lie astonislinen
curiosity and admiration OF connoiscurs All tne Oh 1ince
lies and snnoyances are nov done s~ay WIN
Tles- beautiful -p-cim-.s OF ne AZ 2, ~, y y a-ns 1s
" be found Al WuL Baicne.ors No "sAsL, near bfoef
80 ,sr1ov.-, t,or, rs, RrasdVs.y. sIzS i'm
TOI.D PEN, OF sup-r1 quality. ia I'd and siver
VI Cases wiki Peai AZ iea1sei ptSes aiso so'o eio
.i.v-r Pencil Cases erlDOssed ruted and plain
FRANCIS LOUTKEL, Manufacturing slatoners, :
.Is sw n MaIden~ as-.'s
5T,U NECHANIC-.-L4sn.a ad responsibility OF own
ers Tor .bOr and materials secured and enforced by
NM II. GaI,WOLD, Altocrey a. Law, &C. and Cou,inis
.iouer of Deeds. NJ. Cry Hal. In The PARK sl2 I'm
WINDOW SHAUEs.. Window sha les Ill 600
w pairs u.t received, SAFE lar -na lots 10 SUI
purchasers, The siofe and msnsisctofy q. hety hAr
Isl Ch.hani--t Deaes m the above article are n-eoy u
formed ra they N 10 inr Guy a.
prccs per ceai over -n they are ususAS 500 tof a.
other stores Remember at kelly & RlhERs.
ssN1 III Sn41A4iLs---
WINDOW SHADES, wholesale sna resAL-ii .So
w pair. for sae oy hs.g hlxer III '"sN. 49,
prices varying from IS cts To sl5 Per pair scu
WINDOW SHADES for sale u Isrse Or 'nss lots to
.sWu Manufacturers, al 81 Cnatn.in-s-
NVII.I-yILf.E PIG IRON.-Se- ch.Ieos-an
.srrsuf iron for Hoilo WARE and lighr Casnnss-
-, ..I- by JAS. y. OLSEY, n Westsl ais
<,a,I-TT1IN AND MONrEUK PIC lKOS-
u loo tons esef Nos and I-iof sale ~
G1RTrHEKKIE Pic IkON-tor sAeby
u sH JAS. n. 0LSEY, q Wsstst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15
FRENCH AND MUSIC

MONS. Made. and Msd,m'lls Gaavan have resumed
IVI their LESSONS Ia French and Music. Please apply al
their former residence No. y Broadway near Nsker-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

hElllH'S kAPPEE anu Maccaboy SHUTS ufanu
~ fscured from he pGr,s and finest materials AMI war
raniet free from ali deeferous drugs by L. Demuh, East
king-sL Lancaster, Pa
The above unrvaed Snuff supplied 20 tie trade and
other. liberal and NIL orders pity attended to
CAUTION beware OF u spurious article called Lrncus'er
Snuff and paned upon the public for the gsnnne pemufs
Snuff which wholessled only by the manufacturer ia
Lancaster Pa; end by Binnger Cozzens No 50 Nesey
Il Newly stahler Canby, PfaltsL wh IT. Baltimore
Anthony Elton No 10 North sxihst Philadelphia, and
4 T. Fvrics West Penr--t Rerding. Pa. sil I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

wi ton all those Interested against purchasing the mans
cour ere thai made and sod IN this city Of her vaDa
Bile Uterine supporters The instrument invented and manu-
featured by her continues the appreciation OF ht
n o, eminent physicians They be obtained In this cts
only II John Mbaus Pharmacy 1873 Broadway, where M
explanatory books can also he had.
n. Bach instrument will have the signature of The
maker attached toll -lO jaw5ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

VALE's GLOBE aud Trsaspsren, Cessusi spoes,-
Aaspl-d 10 Common schoos, Colleges add Pnysis am
lies now ia the Norma Schools u Aospy ADD b"s'
ton the High school Of Phsdeiphis Ia Yss aud George
town Colleges, Mrs.. Willard ., Troy, and IN NUMEROUS
Common SCHOOLS New YORK and other Cities and sts'es
recommended by Dr. Lafdnsr Profess Oimsssa and
others NJ sale by o. tAlk, 81 bs MAJ
ucal and Mathematical institute, Franklin Square, ~ D.
...laI Lima
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

THE GERMAN LANEtAGE.--M Er'heiler,
L thor OF improved German and English Phrase Book
and Professor OF the German language, eactes separately
classes Several classes Tor ladies' exclusively
viii be arranged by The of October in d
frent parts OF he town Terms 80 per quarter In advance
Applications should be made " Ertheer the office OF
NJ. Van Hoevenhefci. ESQ. No. y Genff-sf - imfod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15
boaroina ano 6ottls.

BOARD 10 wanted by Gentleman and his Wife in III.
- v.ciny VI Bsscksr.st twesl aide OF Broadway pre-
lersd) for the winter Thry would like psror and ted
room sdolnng and Communicating. Address N. " Box
ISIS, lower PostOhce. si5J
- ENrl.kMkN win their w.ses-ien sang s geni. men,
~ obtain board with pleasant rooms. al No Fors,h
References exchanged. els
llOAhDlNls-A gentleman and hs vile can be s.eom
- modaisd with very pleasant either furnished 90
al IS Murrsys References given and required
sl2N-
A GkNlLk.lAN win his vile, and twV OF tnf.c slu.
A gle gentlemen obtain pleasant with BOARD
by applying ~ WhtesI References exchanged - 10.
llOAkD MANrkD-by a gentleman, ~ue, infant
ID nurse IN the Seventh Ward The neghbofhood OF
MsraetsI preferred. Address q. Y. ct ths ofkcs sup
lUA KID Nli.-.A lew gentle obtain iurnis'ed
ID rooms, with board, al No 10 liudson-sl sujou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

VOCAL MUSIC Tn Counexion with Evolutionary
Science.-MR r. ". NASH would respectfully inform
those Ladies Gentlemen of NewYork no are DESTROYS
developing training their voice and ear for speech
and song combined that be continues TO give scientific aid
practical instruction individuals and TO classes at his resi-
dence or by special arrangement 10 classes N other paris
city, either in private in Schools or IN Chors Term,
moderate n. Beferences be seen In The Music stores
In Broadway Residence % For-yth-st 80 Ivy
AIR. BOOkIIAM'S Select School, No. II Amiiy cor.
WI of MERGERS i pen r the reception OF Pupils
Circulars consniDg fun particulars, may be oh,nned nj Mr.
Growers Messrs Lockwood's, aud M-ssrs. Wiley Put
mans, Broadway. 81 Nv
MRS. gibson. n bond-st. Newly ork, re-opened
wi her Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies on
Monday. sth Sept current - W.
Miss MARY HATHAWAY'S School for Young
wi Iaies Is open No. 100 Avenue Sixth Circs-
lars and references can be had on application
81 3iisl5tos-
FRENCH AND MUSIC.
MONS. Made and Mad, mile Gauvain have resumed
vi their 10 French and Music. Please apply al
~. llllL Al.lx.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

-,US THOMPsON's TkUssEs, sold By
CIV. X BENJAMIN, Once u Beekmsn street:
|About 40 OF Tho physicians and surgeons OF
New-York have given th-ir decided preference
10 thus rrss you graduate hc pressure vm one va
nfy pounds the rupture without back pad which does
Of its superiority 1t applied and six days Trial given and
II the rupture whiie performing every hinJ
OF exercise or and give perfect esseihe money
10 cheerfuy returned permanent cure sssy ehscv'''
anu W Arrznied, II directions are followed
Those sending tor this Truss nce only mention Tie sdc
and tbs measure round me hps a. 10" pressure lad
be- n adualed To sun their Case Js' y
au FALL. FAsHIONs.-To .,uoy econ
omy the subscriber Ia accordance with ue umes has
reduced his superior lmitAusn holeskln Hal on fuf
Bodice " the low pr,cs VI oI25 Thc above on
elegant dress hst and Will compare sdvanaxssasy WITH
halls cold in this city o. an ejo0 Also constantly
manufacturing Fur and Silk Hats Of the best quality, iaies'
pattern, and Al tho lowest city prices Tor cash
An assortment Of yet and cloth Caps constantly ON hsni
H. ia any Instance the does give perot saissr
ion be iuy obtained by giving inormstisn Ia tho
subserber J. w. KELLOGG, No. li6 Csns.-st
aus SIM
M-CUNNINGIIAM's Horse Liniment-This Ian
l~>N lnent has gained great celebrity on the f'is
III Canal, and with all tho principal livery ssbes
young bones bscks and ali manner vi brseson
any part the horse One botIe Will last horse year
ana cure oil the rheumatism Ia the family ffcs ~ cents
For sale Al ia Falton.st slo I'm
IpATENT AGENCY OFFlCE-specincs.lon and
II Drawings prepared for lnventofs-The subscribers ~x
perence obtaining Patents would be iound
who require assistance ia procuring
Letters Patent for Inventions Reference W numbers fof
wnom he has obtained Patents EDWARD JONES,
lS fultons ST. New York
N. B-Ithogrsphe Drawings and Printing Lsbsi' Ut all
kinds very cheap. s"'' ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15
HARPS.

IIANLEYS Ilproved double and single action Hsrps
l1Js Hanley, tho only pupil Of 3. EIHrd u London AID
Psrs invites pubic his pfesent variety ineiu-
ding OF Tho u grand Uoc Harps spenddiy
hushcd with vibrating Oasses &c. % Anthony ct
W. door, from Brosdwsy LIa,Ps keRa.ysd - Im-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

/ at The Oms,ei Stove Factory" 2l0 Waer-sL invites
Of the public the large and beautiful assor
meat OF stoves which lie has for sale Among them
Hall stoves Hall Drums. Paror, Nursery and Office Stoves
Also Stove. for Churches and Public RoOms-a Of which
warranted be superior In this city elsewhere
a. regards efficiency, economy and dursoiiy and will be
sold 20 low other Stoves. sl<e'di
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

As the story has once or twice gone the rounds
of the Press that this far Western attempt at i'm
proved Organization Of Industry had either broken
M or was on the eve Of selfdissolution, we think
the following letter to Tie HarJinger will generally
crafty the friends Of Human Progress:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-05-23
TO OUR PATRONS.
Albany, May 5, ls45.

We need your good wishes and your prayers;
but these are not enough, we need your cO-opera-
ton. There is that saith "be ye warmed, be ye
filled and be ye clothed" and then hath moth
ing more that it can say or do Abstract bene-
violence is as harmless and as useless as anti-sla-
very, in the abstract,-a perfect non-entity--
We want that faith which shows itself by works.
We profess to belong to the do-something party
If we would accomplish so desirable an object as
the emancipation Of the slave and the freedom of
our country from the "sum Of all villanies," we
must labor and make sacrifices; we must use Wig
orously the instrumentalities we have, and bring
others to bean upon the same ubiquitous system
What is most needed is, that thinking men would
read, reflect and discuss, We have nothing to
fear, but muchto hope from agitation. The
truth will prevail and with it we shall triumph.
But how shall we induce our opponents to readl
First, let evory anti-savery man supply himself
literally with anti-slavery publications, Then
let him look about among his neighbcrs, and as
certain who can be induced to subscribe and pay
for paper. Then who among them will read
paper, if left with them Let all such be sup
piled gratuitously. If you have not papers e.
nough, take one or two extra copies for gratui-
tous distribution. A better appropriation you
cannot make. Profess to love liberty, and desire
that all should enjoy it, and not willing to pay
one cent for the diffusion ofiree principles! Pro-
fess to be Liberty party men, and withhold the
miserable pittance of three cents week for the
support of the only Liberty paper in the county!
Preach and pray and talk against slavery, and
then excuse yourselves from taking Liberty
paper by saying you have too many papers already!
What would be thought of protesting Christian,
who would excuse himselffor not reading the
Bible, by saying that it required all his leisure
hours to read the Gage of Reason" We shall
be disappointed if, at least, five hundred subscri-
bers be not added to our list before the first OF
July, Shall it be done! What will you do, rea-
der! Who is there that cannot obtain one new
name! What is done should be done quickly.
Don't wait till the field is occupied. We ought
to be relieved from the expense of agencies and
hope that our friends will be willing to do some
thing, and charge it to the score of benevolence
But, any individual who will obtain six res
ponsble subscribers, shall have the seventh copy
gratis-W Or Gdz
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-05-23
ACTION! ACTION, Acr1oN."

Whether the Liberty party shall ever succeed
in olecting Presidential candidate or not, we
have now lost all hope of doing anything Of con-
sequence through the instrumentality of either of
the old parties. For time, we augured favor
ably from the demonstrations of the Tribune,
Albany Evening Journal, and other Wing press
cs, and also of Governor Seward and other
prominent Wings; but they have all been so com
pletely whipped back into the proslavery traces,
and are now explaining away all that they had
previously said with such hearless, contempti-
BILE drlvel, that we have almost concluded that
their whole design was to impose upon the Lib
erty men, and lull them into apathy; and feel
somewhat provoked at our own gullbility in suff-
ering ourselves to aid them in their purpose by
giving publicity to these professions Of regard for
human rights. Perhaps we do injustice to their
motives-perhaps they really talked in good faith
then about raising the standard Of emanoipa.
tion"--but is it possible that such men as Greely
and Seward and Weed can be sincere now? that
they can be deceived as to the utter Stiffness Of
talking against slavery. while protesting to regard
as violation Of the compact" any interfer-
ence on the part of Congress adversely to Slave
ry, although it is perfectly proper to devote the
whole power and patronage of Government To
its support No. it is impossible that they cao
be Soignoranly blind, They are either now de-
ceiving their Wing allies, or were before attempt