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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
y- Information ha, been received in this cly

fy- Information has been received in this City
fo the HsrnsSe :hs: tAe lIh General J.ctson
s s-os:.a.et % sever. attack o. his disease To
his owp uaals-'I casting away IKE .srec-s-'
his raorrns lay II ;he las; gasp.
RyposTrp Loss OK a U. s Vessel or-WsE -
Our correspondent Kingston. Ja4ics writes under
S-f hq ash q: March, SAYS The Baltimore American.
. foorsti vessel arrived at thst place The +:h
Ya-ch e.a-nc re report than an United States schoo
nT.of7vlI bs e wrecked on the ecasi o. San sa and
-, an sc- .ser, ard cre~ had rcrShei- TIE Captsn
~, ,-rst This re7ort did act recoect ne n1rre OF the
!os ves<e; but he was not The sHIt we hope
the rep-r; nay prov. % be Incorrect. tFah. nag,
~. We are authorised to state that ne deaths
hsvc take, place amouE the SICK transsrred ifoi ile :
.bn yafss to the Naval Hospital AID they sre doug
a. ,sI s c5ut be eXpected From the Surgeons report
OF yesterday morning. cases Of ever est oee9Eea
an;nr he o;fce-s and c;ew. Norfolk Hera Saturday.
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Relief for Pittsburgh.

yye canno, doubt tina, the response OF the citizens
.eN.w.YorE 10 the following call will be worthy OF
,h.;r well known character for liberality and
benefcence. ,-,-
- me-, a, the Tabernacle this uesday) evening
% :. :, oeloek fer the purpose OF taking promp:
- for the relief Of the sufferers by the late
= an, .i,ter city Of Pi,l.burzb Penn.y lvania-
1910 uspprR JOSEPH SPRAGUE.
ys,.a uayrMEYER, CORNS ". LAWRENCE,
u,iI, 10 HONE R.N. HAvENS.
sTr2urN ALLEN ANSON G. PHELPS,
croRGy GRIswOLD, GEORGE H. NEWBOLD,
;AMEs BROWN, PETER COOPER.
Committee Of Atrsngemsns
N.w.York, April IS, 1885. aan
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

AoSDAf, aFri z'
AsHES.-There are very few new bills on the raarkE.
and conzeqsenuy the are very light Buys
waiting :or the arrivals by the Canal there betnf
considerable quantity Of Ashes the way Pots are 51s
aud Pearls S4 62k, but we hear Of no gales.
CoTToS.-In consequence Of the non. srrissl Of be
steamer Caledonia the transactions In this article tof
bare been qnite nominal, without change in price.
FLOUR ASD MgAL--There have been. we belers.
soe arrivals Of boats by Canal from rs Ear West s
Roek bat the receipts cfFocr have get very st
Ehe marker IS heavy and lots OF Genesee have ss
picked Up !; S4 6z3 The market rate, however ~
FOR good brands, with downward tendency. y. O7ess
d very dull. with small sales common brands 81 ects
t24. Fancy s4 IS a. s54 Fancy Ohio and GcIees,
- i2l 75 Tie holders Of Southern costnue Ora =
prices rather tend upward. sale OF 300 balls
Country made at IS. Georgetown. Alexandra. ~
are - & 573 BIandywine 57i. Bye four ~. ~
la, with sales. Jersey Meal ID "a 80. wiih ~
icG bbs; BraDdya Inc Is 62y hhds ii rs. Bag MA
81 inp cents Sales 5oG0 bushels Western Ship s,n'
81 cent?. Tbs receipts down the Hadson hos, t. -
opening Of river navigation $3.50 bbls; from -
Orleans since Jan. J. "a, ,265 and from other sSuiss
ports during the time, 460ii-ioge ether 1910
against total OF 45s date last inefe1se u
year OF $50 bbls-
GRAIS.-There have been sales Of about i1oo oss -
GeEesee Wheat fer shipment at i09 ll2s esne. -.
supply oertng s very ssaD. Rye Is orerss 70 ~ psr-
tect, and prices heavy. We quote Sc 81 cenis =
ley DomiDaHy SO 5Sc, with demand and the
ply small. Northern Oats steady az 3lc; SoaSe,5
27c OfCorn prices rather ber.er, in 1r
moderate supplies The sales are about 3coo oHsnth
sey At IL t9c, sId lUe0 North 2iver st 4se, WI A..
HAY-Ihere IS much doing. and the market - -
et - ise, for skipping aud city CONSUMPTION
prime lots bling i,,Ie more.
TAISKY.-we hear Of no sales Of bbls Iae ssI. sssy
waiting the arrivals by canal, which VIII =
cradle. Drudge Is n moderate inquiry e3ly az zSc.
BoyE-we nsta sales 1900 lbs South ses At avg -
cash, for export North West Is held II 81 Cts.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS,

Fer c,rrs,trciai asS uopty Nrt.rs, ~ lat Fa,,
MONDAY "
The big stone around the neck Of the Stock mar.
ket hsvns been removed. every thing very euoysa;
to-day and =e in ianccs Of TO per cent took place
ari aser the First Beard the market very strong Al
tae Second Boar. the rise sustained, but prices
were generally higher than the close Of the First Bosr
The following table shows the prices Of Of tae tsee
At the close OF the FRS, Board Saturday and the highest
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

The Rochester Daily Adrsniscr thinks the resul;
of our Town Elections proves nothing as TO the
Politics of our State. 1t thought otherwise when
its party was the victor. We do no, consider the
politics of town necessarily indicated by lis Su.
neryisor. but it is notorious that party nominations
are almost every where made and the lines drawn
as tigh, as they VIII so. No reasoning man can
doubt that change from Loco-Foco majority OF
Supervisors (Which the State has had steadily for
the last four years. to a decided Wing malo'liy,
(which il has now proves somstafng. What that
something is. our readers understand, and SO does
the Advertiser
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

CO The HUTCHINSON FAluLY sing in Brooklyn
this evening They VII, Of course draw an oye,aowng
house, as this VIII be the- lass appearance psre
his Thursday evening they vin give ;he!r Grand
Farewell Entertainment & the Tabernacle hea :he-e viii
De meeting OF thsr admirers in this City We
hsa-. tOo that frOia the round 2So9 many who
have heard Of ;hstr fame Coming 10 listen for thr
selves.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

The increased activity which followed the de-
crease in rates of foreign bills ndnccd drawers to attempt
to advance the price, but the result has been falling OF IN
the inquiry and there has not been much done Sterling
We quote 9! ss very little selling ss Francs s96t
The supply Is ample. On Bremen 35l, Amsterdam 81;
Hamburg 7sl 79.
The money market is sensby relieved to-day,
and some o: the Banks oanlng more freely. Soms
Bank loans first securities and on good short PAPER
have been made a; per cent The advices that money
more valuable here. brought in considerable amounts
OF capital for employment from neIShborins cities art
from the Interior Banks and This has filed the vacuum. to
some extent caused by the Withdrawal OF facilities Of
own Banks
The Customs receipts for the week ending las,
Saturday evening quite small, were those Of the
corresponding week last year, The following Is the
parative statement:
Customs Rec,ipts at Nrr-Tori.
Week ending April 18Th, lsi5 S2SI.0si
Do do 2Oth, loli .-------...--..... syi,ssa
.--..-
Excess in isa4- sios2s
The collections thus far of 1915, compared with the sane
period Of lsIi. show decrease follows:
Receipts from Jan. to April |. ls4+.. S6,6S53ls
Do do DO ls45.. 3S4iOg9
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

200 P3.tAks Ks@AkD11As store ref, sd No 2
HEt OF tie 18th Of Apn, aad goods The Of roo
poiisIs takef eosstGg Of siks shawis Hdkfs Linens
Sc So viii b paid the 2gprrt and conviction Of
s thief rhey=1 and S5c for recovery Of The goods IL
poportioa the goods recovered The Hneknau who
stop the abovs psce about half pas. u the
E;zht ssrsSue1ted 70 call. ai9 2tis-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
MARRIED.

WEDNESDAY. lsh inst BY Rev. William " s.g~sr v,
WILLIAM Y. EARLE to Miss PRUDENCE SNACK. A.
q ;AIs Gig.
A. oswe.a. ID. yiaesn, Bsrss % NaAsl. / v.r..s..
iS;h. gparSiuo " AvsrtI 10 Amanda o. BaeerSk
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
Music In Prison.

Ii will be seen by the following letter from MIS-
FARSuAs, the Principal Matron OF the Female De-
parlmeat OF that Sing-Slpg Prison, that ihe HUTCH
1NsoN FAMILY visited the Prison on Sunday last and
took part in the Chapel services under the direction
Of the excellent Chaplain. a friend who was pre-
sent on the occasion assures that the scene was IN
describablv touching and that the Music (Which
was entirely of religious character) evidently pro-
duced the happest effect upon the prisoners In
the Female Prison My Mothers Bible was sung
amidst The half.sifed sobs of the couvcts and The
tears Of the keepers and spectators. The lnroduc-
toa occasionally OF such exercises, by breaking the
dread monotony of the prisoners life and inspiring
hope in his desparing mind must tend 10 strength
an wholesome discipline al the same time that 1t
will supersede some extent at least, the necessity
Of physical punishment as means OF securing that
important end.
SING SING. April q, lsi5.
DEAR FsIENp-our Prisons yesterday Sunday were
the theatre OF that will be forgotten by
those who witnessed them. Tie HUTCHINSON FANILr
with Us and sang ;he Ch.pe services OF both Phi
sons.
In tie lower Prison the services were opened by the
era ooseues Of two convict, who had died daring the las,
week These soiemnized the minds OF The Large audience
followed Tears eourscd down many tarowed and solet
cheek snd as the exquisite strains died within The
walls, though, that though refined ssiencs
might have Judged their artistic excellence with nicer
ear tw would have been deeply touched BY iheFn
Among the inmates OF the Female Prison the deepest
emotion wsskndei BY the bssntfal song, Ny aoTaERs
BIBLE The exquisite beauty OF the words with the touch
Ing character the music, and than al. Ike deep
feeling uarites, the haIemulcus OF The Singers,
seemed TO conure before each unfortunate pic
,re OF domestic peace, holiness and virtue such as she
might participated In long but 10 which her
heart was now ssranse-. May not such moment give
rise Z, aspirations that shall bear their hoiiess fruit
nty We rejoice ,hat influences be brought to
Fees;e struggles s:e- Better state co1n
ualy made aong unfortunate people And whie tie
instrels are reapins lauseis the blessed and
happy We feel assured ta, many heart Is beating more
warmly within our stone cells The reaesrsnee OF theiE
kind presence Yours, ;rrly.
E W FAGSHAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
Rio DE JAxErno. February 9, Is4,.
To.n.y,S OUTSIDE

FIRST PAcE.-Recent Improvements in the
Useful Arts, Patented in the United States.
FOURTH PAGE The Poets Resolve, by c. P.
CRAScH: The Boston apostle OF temperance; 4
New Chapter on the Meaning Of Flowers; Com
mercial and Money Matters; Marine Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

CoioRED POPULATION os CIYciNNAr,,-A special
census Of hi, class ows tbs whole number in the city 10
ss 2ose Number Who beoay 20 Temperance SOcls,tcs
sse TO Churches, l0oo and $50 have eSen Slaves for
whose redemption there paid Chiefly By ;heinselve)
the sum ef sisso5e They hold property In the city TO
the snonnt Of SIS6 100 Taey have ave Chsrcaes hires
Literary Societies ard three Schools.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

Co. The FIRES IN L. l. Woops las, week ex-
tended over 5000 acres Several houses and barns were
hurrei DAMAGE estimated Z; S20o,0Oo.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

G1- Dr. BEAcu. loas and honoyably eminent IN
our City as an apostle and practitioner O: The Re-
formed (Bosancl Practice OF Medicine wilt sve 81.
N. to-day the fist OF brief Course o Lse,uges Fe
males only the Of EArsseh aud Grand streets
We 10 not doubt that they viii Do found most Instructive
as well as interesting. See Card.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

ArsoRA AeEIcrlrvsAI. INSTITUTE Mr.. Charles
c. Young, Pfincipal Of the Agricultural Institute
ius, started al Aurora, Cayugs Co is now in our
CIy and viii remain few Gays os The purpOsc OF
rims with our citizens who sy decide, If ssded 10 send
their sons to the Institute HssQaacasions for the enter
pss arc certified by many ofthe best men In cy and
,nOss enlightened Farmers IN the State Men q business
OF wealth. Judge whether Esther Aaas vocation Is
aer all, the hes; which you train yoUr sons
Mr.. YounS invites gentlemen call him tom is " to
2p.N. At the Western Hotel Courtlaat-si.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

eo- The coas,itntton. organ Of toe Calhoun
wing OF the Democracy at Washington, broadly
in,imstes that il viii struggle for the Printing of
Congress with the Executive Organ. We predict
tha, il will no. be candidate before either House
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

op- The Madisoa;aa is to take The name OF
UNITED SrArss JOURNAL Every body is ANXIOUS
10 wash hmsef Of the defilement OF Tylerism, even
Of Its remembrance
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
peerease In 1876. .sl.3l4.2ls

Decrease In lSij. iJ'i,2B
The Bank of North America has had lis capital
restored to 100000. and the shares TO $780, by an act
OF the last Legislature.
The receipts of Flour at Albany during the 18th,
Eth and Is,h 5IS2 bbls Ashes 1875 bbls; 2soo lbs
Batter; $500 lbs Chez c; 700 lbs Wool; Beef "a bbl'
The Secretary of the Treasury has Issued the fol.
lowing Circular 10 the Collectors OF the Customs, In regard
t. the expectation OF merchandise to Chihuahua and Santa
Fs under the provisions the drawback bill recently
/ passed hy Congress
Hous- Of intention export the exporter mnst make due en-
ny and for ha rurpo,s must pr%qee The invoice rsga,,d
in detr and N it2p gre particular 9e,cripoa
Of aud the Of Importation with the original in
voice the goods and also state the destination and
;ry mast in ali cases BE- verified by the 1rnaton Of
The person alsng the together with the oath en
ION OF first importer, with that of person hro nEh
whose hands the merchandise may have passed declaring the
duties have been paid secured Inspection Of the pseksgr
should also be carefully made by n9rer officer Of he Cg,
5.h section Of the mps be by the exporter
Ia consider rten OF the lr2r nand TRANSPORTATION ard t,
sse thereby rendering difficult identity deemed
pror-r for the ec,gsl security Of the Ieyenne TO r.
box covering wcthe marks aud NUMBER are
be placed those the Eer package. Ihenner pnesa
70 be secured with strong cord OF Fo1e with the Cu'tem
House seal attached"
At Baltimore, State Loans are lower-Sterllns
IS 66a 6s, currency Oh currency 6es 7al. The Money
market presents feature The Banks i'ily
poyed the offerings in many Of the institutions bepg
Than equal the receipts. The rats OF Interest
uniform at per cent. Specie continues TO travel North
IN amount. Sterling bills have fallen of. The rate, with
little dcmand IL 81 %. Francs rs /; Bremen 70
The stockholders of the Bank OF Baltimore a, meeting
the 7t inst formally accepted the amendmen. ,hsr
charter obtained at the last session OF the Legislature By
which lie par value of the shares heretofore s30U EACH
charged to shares 100 each-hat to say ea:h holder
Of $500 share has it ubdlyted Into three Of $40
each
The Mechanics and Traders Bank has declared
sem-annaa dividend OF 81 per payable the tr!
OF May.
The act auihorisng the Norwich and Worcestsr
Railroad Corporation to subscribe $4,000 to The Worc
and Nashua Railroad stock has been accepted by Ai
Corporation.
The report Of the condition Of the Bank Of Al.
gusa. Geo. the 7h Apn, gives the liabilities pst.
lie at 376,as9 while the entire amount 10 l2l s
The amount Of circulation 9i739G0; deposits Slcs1?.
and surplus profs Ss90s5 The specie on hand Is Sli6
e3 Bank notes S3s.sf5; balances due from Banks &c
Si9,444; not5s running maturity S27I5l7. or The
Whole amount due the Company all but sa3 ESQ Is o0ka
-..a ral
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

RELIEF FOR PTrTSBuRGH The Treasurer OF the
Pittsburgh Relief Fund, announces under date OF
Friday the receipt of Si6GS Among the coniribu-
tors ere Chester Jennings. City Hotel, y. Y SlO0;
Coleman i Stetson. AsroF House, 500; Curtis u
Hand, OF Philadelphia, Sl00; the town Council Of
Ste0benyl!e, have contributed 500 From Wash
ington, Pa. S20l, and S2l5 - from persons en-
gagged IN the public service al the {. s Arsenal.
The Cooperation Of YORK, Pa. has voted $500,
and Uuuifce mt lady Of The place added $500 mo.e.
Gov. Shunk has forwarded $1,000 OF LIE States
donation.
FIRE At BALrr4oEE.-On Saturday morning the
dwelling house and ou;hocses OF Heary Wilson, in Frank
-st-ee The edge of the city burned. II
IS supposed that The house robbed aud then red Sr
wilson .st became that the house IRE, UPON
attempting get with his -Iy, wife and fpu. chill
Iren t.v fo-nt themselves locked in, every being
fastened The outside. Thcy rescued BY being
:keu fom OF the upper windows, bile be himself
e-capet BY jumping f.orl olcoHy-
FlKE AT WASHINGTON On Saturday morning
he ca-peHe:s shop occupied by Mr. Wolf destroy I'd
bv hre, and seve:al valuable buildings saved with
great tttic1lty.
FlRE II THE SUsSFx WooDs.-Several hundred
acres about Frz1kn Furnace were burnt over last week
with large quantities OF coal 300 corcs Of wood,
b.rn Sc The IRE originated il coal pt; Two other
tres in the woods we've raging - the same tne-near
Sparta and Colev!ile. ENew.rk Adv.
&C. Rev. Edward Hitchcock was iaaugurated
popular address. Dr. HDmnhrey gave history OF the
College retiring. Hon Seth WHis0 has secured hs
donation Of $4,000 for the endowment The Professor,
ship of Rhetoric-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
Marine Court.
R.fore .Insgc SNrru.

Before Judge SMITH.
JouS WELSH vs. JEDEDIAu WILLIkNs-The brig Al
dric Of Philadelphia belonging 10 pantf, was ynS on
the 7th April end OF the pier AZ Old slip The steam
propeller ounnebauS in coming into her berth at the
side pier with passengers GOT entAS'ed IN the hawsc
and the CAPTAIN OF the ordered the h,wser 10 We cut
which was dsne in two places Action ia brought against
the owner Of the propeller 10 sixty dollars itsvaue
Il was conended. for defence that the propeller became
enan.led ov accident aud tbs fan partly II not 81
together In the hands board the brig The Jury found
for defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

ay- A new whig paper has been started al
Bowlieg Green, Ky,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

g0- The Tyler Party will need separate town.
ship-or perhaps School District will do-as
City Of Refuge. The Wings WHOM they betrayed
and deserted do nj like them, and now the Loco
Focos, whom they nave faithfully served, arekick-
ing them ou, of office and revilins them as coarsey
and sweepingly as though they had elected Clay
instead of Polk Hon. n. P. Talmadge is espe-
cielly the object Of Loco-Foco execration.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
1nlsi,nss of Annexation.

The Herald Of Monday mas letter from Central
America, dated 'sPanama, Feb s0h, from which
we make the following extrac.. The winter L
speaking of The projected Canal or Railroad across
the lsthmus, and goes on:
wehare vast interest In this pass independent Of the
immediate bepeft 10 which this protest In
wolves Satior. destiny fart urn7 70
vdrd5 TIE cods Of Ddristhe barrier sebe % protect
ne prey Mexico weak she appears us, Is powerful
when compared with every other people this continent
except ourselves The Governments Of Yucatan. Goh;e
ala and the few Independent tribes OF Indians nned
da.ely borcerng the lsthmus scarcely worth NAM
ing obstacles. Twenty thousand well disciplined men
the Mississippi Valley able hgh; through from
the Rio GrsnGe 10 the Isnus OF Darien. That such viii
b. done G generation ,,co Of ereaters has passed
array Is certain that the people able to do IT, IL
they Will It. 1t a shame that handsome country
should remain Ia such unimprovng hands The bes.
Of America possession Of on: too
connected with nothing bat wrechedness and decay. To
ease them of TIER sbl> dominion, toad be TO confer a
great benefit % he common interests cf Dae horld
The morality of the burglar and highwayman
sounds rather odd as yet in the mouth Of Young
America bu, ii will slip of as giibly as from the
tongue OF any Pizarto, Frederick or Napoleon,
"e(ter generation or tgo of croaksrs has passed
a,cay" The downhill road is easy 10 travel, and
the pace on il is sure TO improve.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

01- Hon. JAMES SHIELDS, late Judge of the
Illinois Supreme Court, has entered upon the dis
charge of his duties as Commissioner Of the Gene
raj Land Office He supplan,s Thomas H. Blake,
a Tylerized Wing, of Indiana.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
sew-York catae aIarIeet. :. ApsrL

(Repcrted for The TrbuHe.l
At Market $40 Beef Cattle. GO from the scnsh. lo
Cows and Calves ard 500 Sheep.
PAIeEs Be.r caars.-A steady demand, without clanss
In prices. We continue retailing sorts at IS 81 La
over IS.
Car, and calee,,-An taken a: sl4a sa4, With FRI
at s32.
sAocp.--we continue at 81 rs to sasoas4
Ray-+9 a esc per cwt.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
Court Calendar-TH. Dna

Is. :, ,as os
.5 g. IS, u, g. los. io7, .cS, lilo, III, ii2 rs.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

u The SPEAKING AUroN,roS. with ths Dancing Ne
chSaca Figures Grrat Western the Blind Fiddler, sud ne
ta Giant drew tremendous house the Museum last night
and r still to-day and this evening"
This place is decidedly the ret Of the public now
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

CAurIoN-Connel's Magical Pain E1tnctor.-This won
der and blessing he ,gr should be kept by every family
rich or poor high or low aud the money will case be
Refunded ii does IS recommended for
viz -,
Burns, scalds. srrns, EruPons Chllbains Old Sores
Bruises Scolua SORE Eyes Nipples ErysiTclaS PM
e ON hr face White SwelnG., Piles, either bd bleed
lug, and all outwerl iilings
This salve viii life every OF burn scalds no
matter how bad if the vtals unnjursd.
We feel it duty caution the public not 10 put the
sas confidence in the lying gabonds who ass this best OF
medicines thinking thereby os their noxous trash on 'hr
uussrectin AVOID oil PAIN r;rncto that has not the ae
of onstoca Co. smile each box. This Will
ec you from being cheated they dare this
their stuff Remember ard get the original aud genuine
ONLY az 2l Courtlan street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

Ciutjen.-The above article is much countereited by
worthless miators The eenu;u, sold IN this city a. u
l.nnrtl in Rrnnklvn. l1q Enitnn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

- DsLLrY's PltS ENrHAcroR sold at u CourtllRdt
street, az HALF PRICE wARR ,Nrsp GENUINE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

~ HAVE Yor RoAcHts an BsD-BUcs ~ yoUR Hou,E ?
A sure exremus of these noxious yernn may be had t
II .ourti1udt.stIeet
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

SASpss SAssArAxrtt ,-herr ,arty for the patent
Su frac from Cancer Scroiula. any form OF malignant
rcer geirg rid of The corrupt matter IN the blood
which fosters stimulates the disease Of little use TO
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

- RELIEF DEAF tEFsoSs.-Ihe numerous trsil-
n0nis daily receiving OF the efficacy OF Dr. McNalrs
Acoustic Oil deafess renders worthy OF the
ce all who are thus niiced Mr. William Hayden. of
Addeowu Conn reports thar bottles of this Oil eec
ua cured him Of deafness o several saniug be
the desired effect. of Mr. Fetus of Sewburgh was
cured Of -,aes OF months standing after suffering
ain for long time 4 nan in Philadelphi, cured of
deifss Of fifteen eas standing, by bottle of this oil =
Now these facts which caunUt be don6ted Prce 81 per
bottle.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
cas era Town Eiee,ions.

. Erroneeusly prin,ea ls,ses In oar last.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
puItAnr1puIA. Anil 10. isis.

We rejoice that it is deemed stigma nowadays
on public officer that he does not execute crim
ina with the utmost humanity. No matter how
tiendsh his crime, humunjzed public sentiment
demands that his bu,cherv shall seem little like
buichery as possible And yet upon the basis which
uphods Capital Punishmenri seems clear that
particularly ferocious or wan,on murderer ought to
be put 10 death more barbarously than one who had
been impellcd to murder by jealousy or a sense of
injury Why not
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

Markets. cs,tfaay reoortea for TIE 7,tssme.