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The Arkansas banner., 1845-04-09

Magaeiisa-Professor Smith is entertaining lis audiences at Concert Hail in manner, it strikes this science from tae minds of all who witness his experiments. Although We had previously accord. cd a rather unwilling assent 10 the truth ol the sci. enee, yetwe were not prepared 10 anticipate the extraordinary success which attended the perform aaee, on Thursday evening. of Dental operation qPoa girl Ca citizen and but partially known to The tooth was extracted by Dr. TRessrf= of oIF ely. and throughout the entire operation of sep3ra- ting the gum from the tooth and removing it from it's socket, not the slightest symptom of pain w5s manifested by the patiept-not so much as inc t9itching of muscle cf the face vas observable fo either the surgeon OF any of the spectators. The otter experiments were attended, with like success.
 Professor SMITH is an interesting lecturer, and will continue his lectures and experiments to-ng6i
The Arkansas banner., 1845-04-09


 THe PATRIOT DoER.--lt would seem from the following, and other similar statements which have fallen under cur eye, tsat the bold and patriotic Dorr, Vho is now in gloomy prison for his noble effort to ext5ad tic privileges Of free and equal go- varaeut to tie mass otthe people of lis state will probably be released, by tie triumph of tie liberty party, and the utter overthrow of the Algernas.
 ,.GooD NEWS FROM RHODE IsLAND-ProsPect of Cor. Doyys Li5ejufi0a.--A correspondent of the Boston Tines, writing from tie Head Quarters of tse Democracy. Mooasoellet E. l., March 10, has tha following cheering intelligence :-t Keystone,
 aThe very deuce IS to pay at last among our Al eeripe frienas-to use q homelf phrase they are in d .specz Of trouble" The nomination of Charles Jackson. Esd. by the democratic convention, on tAa e-reund tl!at hc is in favor o the immediate and unconditional liberation of Thos. " Dorr, was so lncxnacted, and that gentleman acceptance oi said nomination was so pIenpt anf deetded that terror and confusion pervaded their ranks and they shake in their shoes, every man of theia-ifom Governor Feanar himself down 10 Nat. Metcdlf. The former il is said, uses language in relation to the natter almost approaching profgaag and the latter is clY iae atont apathy. That the Liberation ticket will preyal-that it will sahdue, Ii not cXtcrmlnae the Algerine party, which has too long had ioot-hold in our State is a point conceded y ail-by the Al- eeriaas themselves, even. Of utter defeat-uter humiliatjne defeat, they are nortaIly certain the question with them how IS, botc to die-Whethor to submit meeklY to their fate, With a show of magma nimity, or to exhibit the ruling passion strong in death'
The Arkansas banner., 1845-04-09

The Arkansas River.i is lo,g-7sma boats q up 10 this place only. The weather has been cold for several days.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-04-09

CAPTAIN DANS0N.--A I5Al eiiS Ses'fSsato'A 1is= graph *e copy the following;
 "The Governor of Arkansas lately made q fequisitioa of Captain Dawson, who lied from that State not long since charged as the murderer of an agent in the Creek country aIiil.1 The requisition was brought to 8asil- ington by Mir. Taylor, sheriff. and Pfesi- dent Jones with considerable promptness ls- sued an order for the arrest of Dawson, who had for some time resided at LaGrange, efeX- as.) This order was taken by Mir. Tavlor to LaGfanee, and an attempt made 10 arrest l}aW- son. He, how ever, with ten or fifteen friends armed themselves 10 resist the sheriff, and as bloody fray might have ensued, MT. Taylor concla.ed 10 cali upon the citizens ot the county to aid him. In the mean time an la- aamatorv article was published at La Grange to excite the svmpathies of the citizens in be- half of Dawson. His friends denied that the President had any right to issue an order for the arrest of any refugee from the U. 5. be- cause there was no treaty between the two countries. They also stated that three was no evidence that Dawson was guilty of the char oes preferred against him. Apablie meeting was held al La Grange, and a large num- nnlber of citizens attended When tie facts became generally known the people agreed almost to man, to aid the sheriff in arrest ing the criminal. Dawson had however been previously advised of the proceedings of the meeting, and concluded 10 abscond. Il is supposed that he has fled to some one of the western counties, and if any further attempts are made to arrest him he will flee to 3leXieo.l The paper from which the above is taken com mends the zeal of the citizens of Fayotte county lTexas5) and declares that Texas shall no longer carhe character of harboring refugees from justice TFrAsoN AND ABoLIrIoN,-Hhatara the sIga- CTS of the following petition bat the hazest treason CTS: They should be iadelibly blaelzed foat si3e7 and banshed 10 Africa!
 DISSOLUTION ABoLfTi0H FEDERAL.
 ISIS.
 There are some Lad men ia the wofld who act under the garb of christianity and philanhroply Among them may be chased those dissolution abolitionists and federalists. who commenced their organized schemes, in eomexon with the Texas question, at the late Boston convention. They should Dc branded deep with disgraee
 The following petition has been laid be 1 fore Congress. The signers figured in tht late Massachusetts anti-Tezas Convention: To Hc Senate and House oj Brprcseuta
 tires of fhs Uaiiea Sla'es.
 The memorial and petition of the under signed inhabitants of the State of Massachu sets, respectfully represents as follows:
 That your memorialists, deeming slave holding henious sin, and convinced Ina slavery ought to be immediately and foreye abolished, look upon the constitution of tht United States as eaioiaing obligations an, duties winch are incompatible with allie glance to God, and with the enjoyment c freedom and of equal rights.
 
 In view of these facts, your memorialists diselaiming citizenship, and repudiatiug tn present constitution as covenant witl dpath and an aurppment with hell 37 ask vol
The Arkansas banner., 1845-04-09

The Federal Circuit Court for Arkansas mences its spring Session on Monday next, i city. zzzs+
The Arkansas banner., 1845-04-09
3E.sE5rs F,s7Is iFIfIs lstNNEH.

+e EssfHA a54As4a Assss=ss ss.A$. The following gentlemen have kindly consented to act, IS ageais for our paper, nrsceyag the names of subscribers Sc. ey are. hercby, fully aotfor- fzed to receKe money fer us on account of ths of fee, and 10 givereceipts for the same.
 WeTwish to have agents in all the counties in tle State Such gentlemen, therefore, as are friendly to our publication, and willing toaid us by becoming agens vii be pleased to inform of the faet' and their names shall be added to the list.
 MApgsoN CousrY-Ma ". H. Wilson, Hpais- ujlie. John c. Sumner, P. M., Sf. Pahi
 PERRY couNrY.--John L. Houston, P. M., Per. ;ypiIle.
 UNION eoU4rr,-Jolm II. eo-ais, Sheriff ". Chapman. eaioa C. IT.
 eAERo1. eogary.-H. s. Eafferty, P. M., Car relion.
 HAMPSTEAD eovrzy.-Ro5t. L. Philips, IFast- iagien. Fp9vRIIs eoUETF.-e. s. MolFegt, Poiat Psei- rie
 SEVER couxrv.--A.T T. Pettas, Pine Hoods Posi o1ee. WAsu1xerds corgrY.--eol sam1 c. Newton, Bo3nsboro. ] c. Pittman F. M Steeet Home. Lee C. B'aleemore, Bostoarde.
 IzaRp CouSTY.~-Asa McFoljeh, .9tteas. Jacob Wolf ?. M.. Isafd C. IL JeH4saN CouNrY.-Moreaa Rose, and ThoEa. Powers, P. M., Cial}sspille. Dr Wm.Gray, Horse head Geo. " Patrick, P. M. PiaY r e. PIKE GouNrYs-Jesse Jenkins, r. M, HR43fees boro.
 seor4 CeuSnx.-afiles T. Scott, Esq, Boone tile
 SALINE Gouwrf.-Ezfa N. Owen, Esq, Beaioaa
 WAsRITA CoUNTY.-N iliam Foster tos.eg P Q. C, C. Scott Esq and | J A. Pie T eq4aet a4 PafNsErr GouNrf.-8. C. AIiedge, |. M. BRADLEY CouNrY.-Jas Bradley, Esd, taTea MIssisafrrl CouNrY.-Col. X, C. Blakemore 0aeeela.
 GaEFx CovNrv.-.Ir c. B. Croft, Cfo'eieQ's Posf O8es. John NJ. Mitchell, r, M., G4iaeseHe. CLARK CeesFf.-Joha speer, .2aiaiae.. LAwRENce GorNTY.-Gien.1o John '. Flekl1n, and Andrew Hammond, r. NJ. JartS7a. Booker Ben- net, ?. M., Smala3'e.
 RANDOLPH eonNTY.-W. R. Hantefs P. M., Pc fehoataS. Col. William Jarzett and Joseph Spikes, foufc4e Dumas INDEPENDENCE CouNrY.-Dr. James F. Pelham Batesgille. Patfel. ehdldress, 0a Trough Roiiom. JACKSON GoUNTS.-Nm. +, Morris r. M.. ahd Col, James Robinson. Etisabeb.
 NEWTON CovNr9 John M. Ross, Jasper. BENTON GeBSrY-A.B ,. Greenwood, 2eatoapaie CRAWFORD GorNTY.-hfal, Elias Rector, aud sa muel Edmondsnn, Iori Smlh. Eli Bell, lfgfl Belea YELL. GouNrY.-Dr James N, floYd, Bdeaifte PorE GoUSrY.-Thomas A. Howell, Aorfi5totsa $. M. Hays Dorer.
 CONWAY GouNrY-H, II. Higgins, ?. M., an6 John Murray, Ieteisbefg.
 LAFAYETTE CavNr Gov. James 5. Conway CoRtrag.
 JEFFERSON couxrY.-=s Bardenne, HeW Gas e3AY.
 ARKANSAS CorxrY.--Geo Gfoss. John F..Jenes and Gen. Samuel Mitchell, Post ef .3Rsaasag. Dfsn, GoUSTY.-Arthn Hayes Esq. NaPaleoa FuH9aH GavAFf--iion Eaes C. lluater, r. M SoutA Fork.
 Pnr11trs CouNry-Hon. J. c. P. Tollison, He- eaa.
 cmrrrxpnN CouNrY-peler c. Rves Esq, and ". N Stanton, Esq, HtrioR.
 ST, FRAxtls CouxTY.-James B. Jackson, Esq Mount Vernon.
 IN THE STATE OF TrSNEssEE4--Jess SC NJ. Tate Esq, and E ". Rowett & Co., Memphis. Hon. II. Coe, Somerrilte.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-04-09

MoRr MEsMERIsM.-We clip the following from the Memphis Enquirer. ftseems that a great ma ny newspaper editors are becoming converts to this new fmay bel science. Our neighbor of the Ga- zette is becoming quite enthusiast in the cause We shall not be very much surprised to see his card out soon for locturng What say you, neigh bor>
The Arkansas banner., 1845-04-09

In view Of these facts, your memorialists, diselaiming citizenship, and repudiating the present constitution as a seoyenant with death and an agreement with hell,n ask you to take immediate measures, by national convention or otherwise, fop dissolving the Uni0n of these States.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-04-09

JHsIEs A seppoN has been nominated fol Con gress ia the. Rehmond district, by a democratic convention. which met at Richmond. Va, on the 18th March uit.
 : lt-iS-sait that John c Calhoun is prepar- ing work, reviewing the political events with which he has been connected.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-04-09

IN THE STATE OF TrSNEssEn.--Jesse M. Tate. Esq, and T. " Rowletl & Co, Memphis. Hon. l. II. Coe Somerrilie.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-04-09

RoAps AND ers.--rhe following are the pro- eee4iags of the Memphis meeting which We promised l,st week. to lay before the readers of the Banner. The completion of the Military Road from Memphis 10 Little Rock, IS to open tue great thorousaare to. and through, this State to Texss is certainly work in which Little Rock, and the people of the State generally, are greatly interested. Aad it is hoped that they will not let the citizens of Memphis out do them in advancing tbis important work:
 From Re MemgHis EaaHifef.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-04-09

CRirrrxnEx couNrY.-peler C. Rives. Esq, and ". N Stanton, Esq, Hafioa.
 ST FnAxtls CouNrY.-James 5. Jackson, Esq. Mount FesNon.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
SHAKSpEARE HOTEL.

CORNER OF WILLIAM & DUANESTS., " Y.
k~s The subscriber resIrcully informs tho public that
1 he has leased tho abov- establishment aud - now pre-
-lnkl pared accommodate them with Board ami Lodging
very moderate has been out IN the most thorough
and complete painted aud ret,rd with additional
lurutur- aud he VIII usual what h. n;ruds TO do
but solc,ts the travelling community to r, and gvs HIM
trial and judge for themselves that the establishment undT
his mtaS deserving of the patronage oi the public
The location being central business offers inducemrnts To
merchants from the country from It's retired 'uaoh unsu
passed ~ any other house the city Terms per DAY
per week IN proportion.
The subsc ber beCs call the of parties, that
the Assembly Roam will b- let thosc B,lls and
Concerts for ts OF the season AND that te
room will shortly b. put complete repair. and bttsd IN
magnificent syle lie further calls the Of hr
AMI referees has alteration aud ,hst he rsiy
them reasonable termswhch will he
By his regulation of room hTe.
y. B-A select number of Permanent Boarders VIII -
mao i'm MINORD y. THRESiIER
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

ELEMENTS or NATURAL PHILosoPnY FOR TIE Use or
SCHOOLS: BY LEONARD GALE ii. d. Professor Of &C.
olocy and Minera!osN in the University of He"-fok
Published by Mark ii. Newman, l9s Broadway.
In this book will BE- found wha; many good
teacher has often and arden,ly wished, full and
beautiful development of the 5ia,, of instruction
presented in BLMR's Philosophy, with such ad-
ditions hewever, notifications and Improvements
as cannot fail to enhance greatly It's value IN the
eyes of the experienced Instructor. Facts, rrnci-
pie. and illustrations, abundant and various, are
presented 10 the learner in manner so clear and
so engaging, that he can scarcely avoid, II ne
would, a respectable acquaintance with the sub
iect, if he but at,en;ively read lis pages.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
COLTS PATENT REPEATING FIREARMS,
Nr, u. Latest Lnlprlrsm,nt 81 ls4a.

THE DEPOT for the sale the Colts Pistols. Rifles Car.
bres cnd owns Pi-ces has Er-n removed from No III
Broadway No. B.tca Broadway under the
AtoI HUuse where srGer! 1ssoftrnea; Of tese superior
sr-trms kept for sale reduced prices They also can
k- mad " L Horstn j Co.'S. ad-u Lane Aiulioro o.
W-cell Broadway. .lb.ny Lyman y. hno. les: Drlh,,
60 N-yvOt.an. Ni orb prices Pistols az from s.o 10
s5s eacn ia e.,- with equipments Great iniPosIus AZ
rcce mon the Public IN len;rg and selling the sell
cocking ana revolving sirbaTTl PISTOL for Coi Hstin
PISTOL winch IS i-ged 5e suf-or IA every lercs
.n otr Pistol manufactured is Country or Europe
'h- Emr-tor of E1ssa c Eml>for OF An>t< he Sag OF
c.r4 have he sJesk the highest terms OF IN. N
The Texsn Army and Navy surp-d with 'hefn anu IN.
l. Nery Ia. he-n supplied with them and
The Officer. have given tie favorable Of Coils Re
psatins Firearms. JOHN EHLERS, Barel.T-st.set
ap24 znneod'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
SAVE YOUR CHILDREN.

TIL. mos, prrilou, epoch 10 the life Of child is genersS
H., .-ronJ summer and direSt enemy me - 80
nIainr A,orners ~ ho have cbiIeIeh IeiI ~
.eoutEe 81 d.',rne,,ye progress such SPECIFIC has
@ sac is now offered parents IN h- shsl- Of
. nodvr Cordial Grateful aiiestaoos oil It's eihezcy
III .cnmn.fe in ths hands OF the proriror nor can eI
orce poGt to single filnre % set against hundisa, o.
b.,rhaa Dysertery, and all summer complaint.
eils and inTar.bytc the curative proe. OF this
medicine for proof the value Of h,s mede,ns .nnri
~ foown. certificate one OF the multitude daily eccu
,.nsting ia the han Is of the agent:
UE CorEL feel 10 duty bound 20 Acknowledge my grati
,uJs 10 you for the great benefit have derived from your
Anodyne Cordial had BEEN subject less for sn eaT
dysenery; when last taken obtained abor OF
Cord al. which Afforded inmsdiae and permcncn reli.
used M family, and hnt L neyeraiis 10 -fect
have the rnhousded confidence IN its healInf
virtues aud I DC nnd to recommend TO othrrs who may b.
afflicted Unlike other msdcines ented Tor the dysp'
try and summer complaint. children w take II with perfect
think no family should be without y
ioun rruly, RICHARD l. HHhI,
Houstoa hetwse. Sullivan and McDougal stres,s
New-York. Dec. llth. ia4. ~, ,.e
To be had wholesale and retail, Of H. GOsELEf. "a.
FutonltIee doors from Broadway Also reAisd oI nos
druggists Throughout, city Brooklyn. Jersey Cty Ss~
ark, and country Villages. Price 30 esns nyis hAo'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
CURE FOLLOWS CURE!
Further ertea>e Of he efficacy Of Thomsons Compound
Syrup IF Tar and H0od Fapid IN
.arn,r,I

q Mrs II. r. WARNER now residing at the house Of
Michael c. Fisher. Esq. Woodbury., n. j. was attacked 10
months ,ncr with violent disease Of the lungs pronounced
bv her ply,cian Dr. " Usns lof thai.phla) Cogees
ton OF he Lungs The RAIN her breast violent, with
difficult re.plfation toJ' INABILITY % r1e r phrs pre-
BE- pfoppe up bed and for moahs her voice gone
Nrr pbvSicsr pronounced her HOPELESS, aJd she
ceased ~ indus- the hope Of recovery. About this time she
h-ard Of the numerous performed ~ THOHSDN'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF IARAND WOOD NAPIHA
snd comelc.d using very short time hsr h-al,h i'm
proved and BY steady e OF this valuable
remedy she has been literally .escued from the crave
The above regard M wifes restorati1n To
health strictly true and the result is solely attributable u
th- Thomson syrup Of IA. ar Wood Nap;ha, every
otn-r remedy having failed IN her case ,,,.,~rp
Philadelphia, MAJ IT, 1915. HENRY Z. w "Ah.'Eh'
Prepared and sold ~ 9. r. Thomssn DruGgls fhaor
pia and sold shole,ae and retsil this city oy =. D.
SANDS & Co Chemists and Druggists. ZI3 Brcsa"ay; COZ
Chambers Sold also a; - Fulton So nnd " E1.t
way Price 50 ceats. - 1 ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
TIE Old ESTABLISHED
JOB B O o X B \ D E r Y,
SGHN0i 5.

DREPAIAToRY (BoARDING) SCHOOL, MIDDLE
J TOWN CONN. ID. II. CHASE, A. VI. PRINCIPAL.
Established In s35. Sessions commence May 18th and
Oct, l5.h continuing five months, a: $50 per session.
Thorough preparation :or college oi business, and person.
al attentions are secured 70 pupils fully as in the most
expensive schools. Lads from SewY0rk placed in
charss Of careful person. going and returning. Circulars
at - Ma-ke;-street and Ia Broasway. d23yc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
VALUABLE EXTERNAL REMEDY.


HUNTS LINlnENT.-This celebrated remedy Is now
for the FIRST offered the Newi ork public the cee-
by which has obtained IN the county whee
originally Introduced has induced the proprietor 10 rI
discovered remedy that has proved so certain III IT'S
effects permanently cung the following diseases Rhemd'
ti,m Sw,lied Limbs Pam IN ne Chest ald BACK SWamf'
Bruises N-rrols .fecticas Wenkxsss m fhe JOINTS on
fractions of the Muscles Burns SAT- RhsIm, Group 9sue
in the Face Tooth .7ehe, &c. &c.
The following letters from the highly eminent rnysicans
who have had charge of thr Hospital the Sing sing STATE
Prison for tr powerful evidence 10 idVof
of this celebrated External Remedy aud snhcient guara-
that worthy the confidence oi the public f9I prtl
culis the certificates accompanying each box iee ~
eeN'- s.yo SING. December 2eth 1874.
Nv Dear Sir: Received your note OF Yesterday ask17 ny
Knowing Its composition ana ha'Ee iInes,i
used a. recommend 10 you As sale external remedy
and in my opinion the best Linimeni now IN use.
veg "''' A. K HOFFMAN. I'D.
Col PlenR. vAS CouR1LAspr.
fully concur in the above oPlaM,9n;N PpM prtcurp yD
Th, Lniment is sold by Rushton < Co ITO Bro,dTay 10
Asor House. Broadway Fourteenth street, A. d.
Sands 70 Fulton street, 23 Broadway. u East Broadway
Aspinws 81 William 81; Meakim 5il Broadway Guon,
I27 Bowery Of GrsSdt Moss, corer Of Cannon and
Grandst.; G u-sris, l0 Nasau,t OF Ann Bonsail
Canal and Hudson Austin corner Cedar and asaau
Waer-,t Hubbard Cobb &c John Mrs Hayes 3e Full
ton-st Brooklyn: Qurk, Of atlantic and Colum5Iats
Brooklyn and DGpsg' eeneTy throrsho9 % ,hs s United
street Y who the wholesale eg,Gu Orders addressed
GEORGE +. STANTON
Gum Brecker and Chstopher.,, Watson s Catharine
street, Cox 10 @ Sargent 9th street and Sd avenue:
iahard-r III 9Th auenur; Jackson l2o Chsrryst hotton
ls2 E,s. Broad%ay Colby 81 psa Esfe shuS n@'9@ ~;
Bow.ry alo lmy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

New Music We have received from F. Riley,
2e7 Broadway Bohemin walizcs, arranged from Airs
o: the rohemiaa Girl The Three Sisters six RcuG!nes
for three yeformcs the Piano Forte; and The Al
pine Horn Quick Step," by J. C schs.pf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

4 CcoUNT BOOkS-FRANCiS Y LoUTREL y,
- aiden Lane have hand extensive ASSORTMENT o
os7 = e1ee-tasy low prices From their sets
OF Books can b selected which Cannot ai 10 please those
:" desire good N,ice a, the lowest price
= large 'ssor;neat Of Foreign and Domestic StaaoreIy
every article required Cor the Counting House san
oy ese apsr5 oi every deScrp;o3-some very thin Let
ie !Sf'i' sh-es wyishins cu: Fooseip and
Letter aieF ruled sad plain 5,s 81 81 rerJsaHI.
Order, Tor Printing unc ard Birdinc viii rrce re nre
dite attention. and 5e furnished ia ANY st,e required.
- FRiNJIS < LOUTkEL,
ENvNf3t. NtrmfRrtnrInc Nf.itr I.,ne.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
The Celebrated Lectures OF
PROF. FAUEEL-GOURAUD,
a.. nL.ax,a Mrn.., at nhnI. or
On Phren0-M Mnemotechn.


The Ar, Of Improving the Memory handsome royal ocavo
Of ne k pages elegantly bound i'll cloth with M engraved
Portrait cft!c Author.
An invaluable work 10 those who deficient Of memory OF
Jdcts.-IriblRs.
A very useful work, clcqucn,y written.-M'rro-
An ndspensa ble accessory ali existing lbrares-Com1er
- '0N ~ Irur Sun.
Published by WILEY < PUTNAM, Nsw;York:
n,cc 90 a29 sCdI
70 Canal from Wolf River TO Memphis
b. order OF lie Board Of Mayor and Aldermen OF the IOWA
of Memphis tennessee do hereby sdSsF;se to proposals
10 -s;ruc: n from Wolf jver the ci'y OF enihis
Of sieven Miles. sad Canal VIII De lad CUT IN
mile each, and sealed proposals "t us con-
t-rc'ion 5r received un, the suh ds OF Juy E,t t-
vak to he Iaid for in the Bonds OF the orosilc tv'n
twenty Years with iut payable SUBSTANTIALLY d
Phiild-lphia -.
per tor the last iouf years ana
about tweEty five t23GoO) thousand doaf.
Operators wishing invited 70 come ,nd ef,-
the ground WHEN all the information desired VII he ief
ntshed. J.J. FlNLbn:
Memphis 5,h April. lsi5. Mayor of Memphis. Tenn
al rjV2n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
For THE PILES

fOh : tE FiLEo-
DR. UPHAN'S Ell LECIUARf tan interna! remedy j.
~ certain the Piles. either internal or external
heed NJ OF blind Sod ony tho city the Office ot the
orriaal Proprietor A. Upha ~ D. regpnr educated Phys
Of t"enty yeE' experience confHed 10 an otce pr1e-
nee where Pe md all Chronic dseases successfully
tented Netcrl Office l6 cwery four doors above Spring
street Oicc from A. NJ 10 r NJ. Advice gra,is.
ruyI7 imD&Ne
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

"Tnx MYSTERIES OF BERLIN, from the Pa
pcts Of Berlin Criminal Officer" No l. is just issued by
W. H. Colycr, 5 IIasue-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE, No. 81 Jchn-
u srrr,t--E B. CLAY ION Y SONS ia constant
rrceipt Of Papers ADAPTED every baDeh OF ;s trade ebr,
cns unasuav ig- assortment Of Blank Books Cap and
book printing cccr-d P,pr Of medium and olher size
I,r ,.harc0 shoe aud ter .tT- and wrappns, hard
- and clch IN srs. variety slk and log tissue p!iG aud
colorrd &c &c Beside. straw, bonnet Jusk aad blndhoI
S,,,,d. me- r,r.rs &c &c my2i
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
SPRING FASHIONS.
FINE WATCHES AND JFWFLRY.

e WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER WARE, &c.
The subscribers respectfully Invite the attention
Of their friends and tho public 10 their select ascr-
ment u .....,,,.,
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
consisting OF Duplex and Lepine Watches OF the va
rous approved csad in the nes;est stye ana VA"
canteG correct time keep rs.
Silver Knives Forks Spoons Ladies, Tea seD, cups
Casters, &c.
plated and Britannia Ware. Specacies, Pencil Cases
Man.e Clocks, Fine Cutlery, Fancy Goods &c. which
they are enabled oner for sale very reduced prices
.,cbe and CLICKS carefully repaired and warranted.
LOCKWOOD & 5CR1BSER,
Atthe Old Established Store, Z55 Pearl.
Z, Corner Futon-street, opposite US Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

MANCAL, ANALYTICAL UT VhI IU"kA-
PLY AND DIfISITios: BY JAMES \. MctLLldorT,
Principal of the Mechanics Society School, New
York.
To US this seems remarkab book-remarka-
Bile for It's simple, yet scientific arrangement lis
novel, though truly excellent mode of teaching the
true forms Of words, by OF ,ritten exercise.
involving the constant and careful application of
Rules for Spelling its thorough and extended an
ayses Of the compounds and derivatives OF our Ian
suage its clear and easy development Of the relat-
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its fine exposltions Of their full force and import by
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abenes 10 the warts, both OF teacher and pupil, in
this branch OF education.