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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20
THE WONDER & BLESSING OF THE AGE

The only Cure for Consumption
TT EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD. who -
IL troubled with Coughs Colds >ptttiHg Blood, L'er Com
PAINT A-ihm, Bronchitis. Whoopng Cough. Pam IN The
Sid and Breast Throat, rising or tickling IN the Throsi
Nervous Debility Paptaton of the Heart. Broken cofnn
from the OF caome and other causes try the genuine
and only genuine SYRUP o. WILD CHERRy prepared oy the
celebraed Dr. SwAySE Of Philadelphia All otheri are
and limitations Therefore be- cauftous . ASK tor
the Original and only Genuine preparation from this saus
BILE tree DR.. SwAYNE's CoNPOUSD >YRvP % WILD CHER
sY Pnncipa. Office, n w. OF Eighth and Race-ss
Philadelphia
and Race Philadelphia
AGE>rs-Hayiand. Reese Co. New-York; DR.. w. h.
Minor. Broadw and John ST r. A. Sands 1888 Bow
ery f. Warner 25 Bleecker-s- \. Y. City; Mrs Hays,
Brooklyn; w. G. Wood. Harlem Benjamin Odds. Newark
John Pearson, Rahwa y John Terhune New Brunswick, "
j.. Harrison. Salem. Mass, W. H. Pierce, Albany J.
NJ. Wnslow, Rochester, y. Y, Backus Bull, Troy j.
Green Co. Worcester Mass; John 7. Hall Co BosIon
Harvey seymore Hartford, Conn. +. Holl.dge Buffalo, ~
Y. William Montgomery, Lsnsingburg, \. " 7. NJ Cohen
Co. Charleston > C., Andrew Oliver Co. New Orleans
r. 4 j. Adams and T.. krine, ST. Louis, VIM. Thorn, tits
burg: f. h Human. Cincinnati. iea 3meod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20
FOR THE PILES.

np rrpgays ELECTUARY ian internal remedy
- ,..ir rnr- for the PILES either internal or exirr
s,sng or bind Sold only in IN. city Al The Office o.
IL Original Proprietor, A. UPHAM NJ u rrgalai e1uos
ss PHYSICIAN twenty years p-nenc- connnen O a
o practice where Piles and al Chronic Diseases are sue
c.-.f.lV treated Medical dice, 10 bo~ery, four door
.fov- sprin s-sue~- Once hours from A. ~ 10 r N
Alviee grs0A "" 'u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20

~ DIR. TOwn>end's Compound Extract of
rIa.-Ths Extract i pu' mp gsar bottles and
il ch,aper tan any sold. II warranted 10 be =
superior article any the market We have numerous
certificates OF Physicians Cereymen and State Officers
the Office which coucu-vey prove the superior virtues of
th- Extract One bottle only sufficient IL merits
CAL and get q circular For sale Al 3 Fulton frei sun
Rulfing1 iv1q limos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20
MRS. REBECcA BAXTER
OLIVER whitaker

None are genuine unless with the words searpa' vi O'
Deafness blown Ia each bOue- s.xns
Thi-vaushe medicine Is for sale By A. r. D. Sh'D-
soe Ay-ur. Tor he Prop irior, No ~ Fulton street 20
Hrpaii x Nv - F4-f Broadway - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20
-rh, Mercantile Mutual In~i

~ The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company, DC
SIS Wal street inform the public thai hey are prepairl 20
meet all claims promptly. and their assets are 80 lar una
pard bv he recent ire that they enabled To take Ns
rne Fire Risks heretofore on ne most reasonable
terms l. OktrOhi 1. fiestue'e
JOSEPH HOXIE, Vice fresL
yt,xoon w.rrrp say iy.l lml July .lsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20

GuANO ~ FLoRIDA-The = Augustine Herald
that the real Guano can DO procured in Florida on
the Pelican Islands of which tn number To- the
Tomoco river says the real grit and tha; there
are large deposits OF H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20
FLLwoop WALTER. Sec'y.

r. j. ID. wheeler, Attorney and Counsellor a
Law and Commissioner of Deeds, kc VIII attend 10 nc
Resaing Room Of TunmAny Hall 81 al hours Of tne asy
nd evening. Uio osa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20
nK.JAIkSON,s Pile Fm5Tocaaoa-

AK. JAt n SUNS Pie tmofOcauon-ln orerlns us
~ EmbrOcaiou to the public. the proprietor feels conn
dent Ia warraning certain SAFE and speedy cure IL
has long used by Physician of eninence. and with
most Astonishing success: indeed fails II used &C
cording 10 the directions. .
In addition It's being positive remedy Tor the Peis'
never fails 10 cure iuioerab.e itching which i So very
common and hiss location IN the parts ~ the Piles
IL i tsO valuable application 10 psnul ana indd
rated juniors, and 10 Old and ucOndoned ulcers that ARE
painful and do not heal for want of scon-msny diseases
OF the skin that OF long standing readily cured by
this ointment
Prepared only by DR. ~ Jackson, sud sold wholesale and
retail by A. h. n. SANDS. wholesale Druggists ~ Fu
ton ST. = Broadway and II Fast Broadway None genu
inc unless with the signature Of n Jackson, NJ d. on the
outside wrapper. and with the words Or JGkson.s Phe
Emhrocaion. Pha" blown IN each bottle Price 81 per
bottle. six bottles for ~ suo I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20
NEW JUVENILE SINGING ROOh

lust PUBLI>HED-The Young Melodi-f.-A choice
Jcoecuon of Social. MORA and Patriotic Songs. COM
posed and arranged ore, and three voices. by
William b. Bradbury author OF the PsaImodi-i, School
Singer and Young Choir. The auhors former juvenile
such extensive sale, and having given gene
raj satisfaction he can safely say while offering the
public far exceeds any of his furmer Juvenile Books
Teachers and others invited 10 examine H.
MARX II. NEWMAN. Publisher,
Rroa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20
Use -CARPA's ACOUSTIC OIL, the only cure

u for Deafness
scarpa- Compound Acoustic OIL for the Of Deafness
pains. and the discharge of matter from the ears also AL
ho-- da reeabe noises Ike the buzZng Of insects Ia IN
of wafer &c SC which symptoms VI approaching deal
us--. and generally attendant with the disease
How many thousands tens Of thousands are mere
who IN consequence ofieane-s deprived Of many Of he
pleasures VI social intercourse and who would give the
world if possible possess lt-f they could again
have their bearing restored
The following Cerlncafes Will BE- read win interest as
they speak facts which are stubborn thing-
PHILADELPHIA, Jan I, l3f1
hereby certify that when about I~elye years Old,
gradually became deaf nbOihear-, thai N few m0nt-
found almost impossible 20 hear unless IN ne very olc-
e.t tones remained IN that situation until sst
SUMNER period Of r geen year, when beard Oi ceaf-
pa C0sipogRd acoustic OIL Immediately Ooain-d Dot
i've when have used and happy 70 say u mas acted
kA mage. and quite cured M. Any one wishing ilrhrr
information u my winch think remarkable one,
Will by calling my residence Concord street. ns
wv MRS. REBECCA BAXTER
BsiDcEroS. Y. J. Dec 2. isaL
St,,rng-For ten years past have been freadiuly
Afflicted with Deafness OccasiOned by liberation In my
ear hch caused great pain and prevented from hear
in or anticipating In conversation; tins liberation frequent
IN bursed and totally unable % hear IN Hay
nr heard the positive and remarkable effected by >oar
pa Acoustic OIL got bottle VI you, which Used accord
in 10 direction and with ne best effects being resior-
ed 20 a. 10 hear quite well Ny isher who has been quite
deaf for ngm1er years has received decided benent from
il: from Experience u vii cure the s-sef-- e--es
II used fairly, and recommend Il 10 every person -llerns
from ms great afrlclor- Yours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20

CAMP MEETING near Boand broos, y j. on me
u F-sf-frD,sr sua >orerslAe Railroad. 10 commence
Angus. 1I and continue one week Passenger, for Tie
Camp can cave NeN-l orb . -.
BY J. K foot Cogriland--i A. O'Clock \ NJ and i,
and q 2. VI. -
By Steamboat waier-Wlich, Pier No North River Al ,
O'Clock A. VI. Al ard Z NJ
u-eng a. - GERS. allowing ne passengers 10 20 io anu
rr.grl lfUm lie camp grvual. s-!s :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20
Boarding anb botels.

~ young child about three years old Also Tor lady, and
daughter of about twelve years 81 age Address r. J. "
at the office OF the Tribune. auaa.
IlOAkD WA<rED.-Psrual Board tbreaAfast and
- teal wanted by single gentleman In the upper part
Of he cy. above Bleecker street. and cont guous
Broadway. Address Il. Il. box Nl5, Liberty Post
Office. post paid stating terms, &c. anl93l'
1lOAhDl Nts.--A lew gentlemen obtain punished
- rooms, with board. al No. 70 HuisOns. aultu
BOARD, No. n CONFERENCE.-The. r.. Gere has
- several pleasant snoccupiei, and very desr-
able for single gentlemen, gentlemen and their
paor with bed room al joining. Gentlemen be-
modated with full or partial board on moderate terms.
aus I'm
('AhD.-ln- boarding House OF Mks. A. bhON N,
~ having escaped the general conf. grafton, she begs
l-sy her friends aud the public that
they will sui Ind pleasant and airy accommodations her
residence OF Battery Place and Greenwich street
m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20
,,,,,t>u,niI, uN-.-ELi>lANr FELL

unanimous request OF b. numerous visitors ne has been III
GRAND AND TvEQUALLED PERFORMANCES
For one Neek Only.
lie pa. alan a, a yr-af -Npcl-e engaged
MONSIEUR GUERDO.
tie great and wonderful ymna-re performer VINO VII sp
near IN THIS WEEK ONLY, aud 20 through some Of his
sxtr,ordra-v and wonderful eai q strength and aey,
A. performed Al Inc Roga Opera House Paris before he
IVA f,ni'v end Nohi-. o. France. A--otne -
ETHIOPIAN OPERATIC BRO1 HERS L SISTERS.
u ho will give VARIETY Of new ana -Firiii1 fioiiAicts
every far .v-tiu. afordns hO-e ladies' and geut eu-n
~fo vi. H6hosen Alter dinner, most splendid promenade
ali novel amusement -, 49,, -.
The iouoeIug well Known and celebrated performers
comprise the Band OF Ethiopian OpersAc bfohrf' Ald
SISTERS ,.-.-- - -
Mr. D. GARDNER. ihe only person A"ng who perso-
mates the negro wrnch 'n cirifacirf- 49,.
accomplished Ban 40 PLAYER. , g.. -.--.-. . b.
OLD DAN EMMETT, me celeo'ale1 si' -. az. -. ~
yrgiunv Niger who : always on hand when urfe 1
Music pending. r,-. .....s.. -
CHARLES WHITE. ne uAIl'a.4r4 AS'''~I'-49' '--
C-.erTsie,i Negro Periorner =, ,o,,,--o,, Il, -. -
erIeii~d Nero -iurer. Ac.. on tn Triangle
P,.rfn-us. Ia ,lurlenrr AZ bali pl-i ucork avs o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20
INI..OLUTIO<.

hIS>OLUTIO<.-Th copartner-hip heretofore exist
LINK between the uuier ned the Dry Goods business
under h- firm Of summerbe BlcAhOu, Is this day d :
solved The affairs of he coneern wi 10
closed by +. r. summerbell WIN viii continue the Dry
Goods business for his own a. the same place
b. r. II MwERBELL,
VIZ. B. BUCkHOUT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20
DANIEL ApEE. iO7 FULToN.sTREEr,


WILL THIS DAY PUBLISH No II Of Brai'h~aite's
w Retrospect of Practical Medicine and Surgery, half
yearly Journal, containing retrospective view OF every
discovery and practical Improvement m the Medical >ccn
ces Commenced 30 January 1870 Published IN London
IN July and January OF every year and r. published IN New
York hv Daniel Adec. No G7 Fuiion-sireet
Terns-The hr-t No- five years -; per year there
AFTER - Invariably IN advance tul2
Two THE PkOTE-fANT~ of the United STAIRS
j Just published the most important work ever issued
from the American Press
The Rev John DOwlngs History of Romanism spentidly
Illustrated with than ~ sly finished engravnE- des
crpve the customs ceremonies councils snd practices
OF the Church of Rome. forming large and beautifully
printed of nearly 100 pages in rich embenatc bind
ing Pnce - ~
T.. WALKER, Publisher, III Fulton - y. Y.
~ Agents wanted to -e. tie above work IN every town.
city county in the United States to whom liberal per
ceniaee will be- allowed. iyl6
XxyI-CO.-IN-A GEOGRAPHICAL AND TOPO-
w GRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION OF WISCONSIN,
with brief Sketch OF IT, History. Geology, Mineraogy
Soil Productions, Government &C &c. accompanied by
Sectional Map. exhibiting the townships and ranges For
sale by HI NfINGTON SAVAGE. 2i6 Prarst islayos
rU,HE UNITED STATES DI~PEN-ATORN.-
l Wood BacAe's United states DE- pen-aiory-u-w ei
ton for sale by hJNIINGION sANAUE,
ieqvo. 2l6 Pearlst
A I.tiANAt-.-Ih- trade supplied win Almanac al
"A the prices fmsnuacurins a. Thr Tribune Office SUI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20
COrAKrNkN,i,ir NOIICf.-L NJ Sis7sa' as

u M dsy t.ken into cOpaner-hp Cfss a. ST. John. and
The buin--s In future Will be conducted uner The rfm OF i.
~ STEVENS Co Al the old stand, ~ Beaver street.
New York. Aug. ~. 1916 sulJ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20
TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE,

~ ead, j. offered by the subscriber. he price
which common lead pipe can be- purchased All pipes
sold by them stamped LOwber's Patent Tin Plated
Pipe" aud are warranted perfect In every respect
On hand and constantly manufacturing all sizes and
WEI gh from ~ lbs per foot, and Of sizes from
u nches IN cabre and be made length required
sni2 Sn LOWRER 4 LIZ ROY. ~ Ws-r.t
DLATr'- Commercial Companion, new article slita-
Il bic pocket IN ne form Ut silver Pencil Case
combining the advantages VI accurat. letter balance
agreeable the present Of postage diamond point
ed gold PEN and pointed pencil All Of the best
quality The convenience Of the Commercial Companion
be obvious all. and u offered the public ~ he
fall that IL will NEE, with their favor Sold whole
sale and retail, by FRANCIS s. LOUTREL,
aul9 I'm Manufacturing >rsuoners II MAIDEN Lane.
DUKr FOLIU--sranci- 4 Louifei, II Maiden Lane,
Manufacture POr FOAO- Of every description. On hand,
iarse Of various sizes with locks. and
sOiney For by bs quantity, or al re-
tsil by FRANCIS LOUTREL
aus Manufacturing Siauon-r-, II VI alden Lane
4 TTICA and Hornellsvile Railroad-Notlce ishereby
"A given that 10 pursuance Of act entitled An act u
provide for the construction Of Railroad from AtucA 10
bonneville" passed May H. ls45, Books viii be open tor
subscriptions 70 the capital Ut the Alca and ho nes
vile Railroad Company al the Mansion House IN e city OF
Bgnao and Al the American Hotel IN the village " Hornels-
VILE and Al th- Evans Hotel In he village u AuIca
"wednesday The Ioh day Of September 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon and continue open for two days hereafter
Dated Buffalo, Jny 10, lof5.
GEO. PALMER 8 w SMITH,
JAMES g. HOYT, STEPHEN MuNDY,
JAMES R DooLirTLE, j L. carton;
w. NJ HAWLEY, WALTER JOY,
iv2i sv COMMITS ionera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20
Schools.

4 ItiA>At-.-Ih- trade supplied win Ainanac- al
the prices ~ manufacturing. A. Thr Tribune Office sui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20
OSMIUM D'TRIDIUM

tfOr Gold Pen POinLs
WELL selected and Of good quality STEEL BEADS,
w Clam. Combs, and = general assortment Of Steel
yo.,ds Tor ale BY I'D HEN, Importer,
a1ll Inn Is and ~ Liberty -stre-t, up suars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20

$1,000 rS l"As s ~ sIss 90. c ss ..
store 30 SPnag street sAi'
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-06-07
wooDvTILE. 1alIsslssIPPT9 SATURDAY. JUNE 7,Isl5.

ma law. Bus according ID lew of the leglsa-
lure on lhs 27lh Of FabipaFY, la no less oad 'aep
,hs former expression; foe Why should Il pc y"
any more On ihe 9TH 81 February than on 'ne
Alb Of July. o. any Other dayl Strange indeed.
but ,'nut less true thar stranger" for examined
numbef II lheso bonds and found All requiring
lhe same thing.
Some wufd musl Be- nndsTrloodi but VINO 2 70
take The responsibility Of supplying The denclens
cy7 Perhaps The IDEA intended 70 BE- expressed
il '.according lonn act passed on the zt'n o'
February 1881 But then, believe mere was
40 act il references 10 trustees OF achpols passeo
on the day mentioned 10 The bond Hence We
have bond requiring men 70 dischoFge dulles
according goa law that never had % exlsience'
even in Indignation. Itwonld DO difficult 70 as
ceflain he date Ofshe passage Of "lhls SET
il may indeed have been passed one day oy me
house, and week afterwards BY The senate.
| And II m tha said day, an act had been passed
by both branches Of the legislature % some o1hri
aubjeci--ioi instance, public buildings ~ he cry
&c Jucksou-il would puzzle the trustees q
school lands moi little to squire Their duties y
such Law on bulldines They could not be ex
pecled 10 do il; cons, qienIly their bond a 'nul
and void There is law--s'lhis act''--Paese'
snme time or other, but approved on the sac
9Th dny Of February 1898, and % i The bon'
should reier. Yeti, says nothing whatever 2
any act approved, or Of any approving poweFi AM
il would be impossible 10 piove that the conlrac
iinp parties ever intended that i should say az!
thing oflhai nature. However good 9 law ma,
DO il hseII cnreIessness u regard 20 bonds
other formaliriss may render i useless and evel
Il injurious. But as il is--bond o. no bond. goo'
OF bad-ouF school laws are not even goo
s.scarecfow 10 fear the birds Of prey' --lhey ma
more truly be called
; "1heiT perch. and not their terror
} PnTkoDE
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-06-07

For tkf n Republican.
ANnS .rn SCHOOL. Tvs.
1N..Ao ~ - go :..a II.
Hoping the reader Felalns 70 mlne 'ns
main feature Of my Inst rf'icle. WIN .ne a.
bove cspIons OF y no'' 'has ng wv -
flesh his nem9fy ~ = 'e-Ps."sa,' 's'"s ''s
may better understand she P'sssns Su's's.u
nicasicn. which y only cons'nuaslon 2. .ns
fOtmer. pIoyeed' hsPec'as'y oe'o'e Is@ ssss
this, should me e4',ac' ito'.s s"s az .. sVSo
1uoIed 10 my last pc fepetNsea' N."ni De /
perceived mat We nave lal,iy ulspossu y 'llS
ebond question contained 70 ssin extract;
But nothing wac sald OF we oath Psesc' I,
il the last clause o. me ssesOn suo'eo' Ano
clause alluded 100 y con'a,"sS - tngss
W0fds;--"A % sain iius'ees snoH aasO saAp
'un oath before saN pOaLa % county ponce
thai they VIII 0iscnefge tne uuues as saiu
trustees accoi ding 70 tav' 70 Tue pest q thelE
skill and vnueement'
i was shown 10 my las' thA, the trustees
gave bond 70 obey ,tnis act sno 90 Otns' -.
The law IS very clear on thls SUBJECT Du'
this last clause o. mai secllon places Ape 'Lpss
tees 10 very u"Pleasaus u,'e'n'"", sl''sS :.
involves contradiction Of the previous par
Of the section. The trustees ere requ1eo. 70
give bond with approved security 10 Obey ms
act and then 70 swear, yes readers solemnly
swear % % sne1s ausy 1ecsosp.As y 1 soNs
According 70 WA 'e~ 49,, liz - 81. ..,-1 n
every enc %Sula W @ W. ~ ,,,,s.
ses,se' ISIS ~'..s ..'s. -. s. 49, .scsl,v
zee p'nus n'.l'se's v:'us' ~ 49, S .,,.,s
e GO one .ass 49, >,
ena sWeass y ~ sO''sos''s'e 49, SS's !,
me conul,i1"s y ny SysS - ~,
Inc scnool laws son'lou'S' ss.s u.s. -.s ....'...
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70 doF re u 9slee"''y ~ sS'y Wy F,ss.s.
ament-ns pF0n.,ss s"u po'sa ol'Posse = ~ ~
word ana0a.n: lss'' = sssO'u'.s !. 80.
Of course ttghH lSo' 81 : = : '.'a'e, y ''.'
ulmos' h'PoItu"ee anu "'o"s 49,
eoFdlng 70 iaY Or ,'or 9''os ',s"'. : -;
marked, =! Is hat1 enonsh 9 "SO'u W.
without Tying = As0e'ss, nv 4; ~ sl..
Jaw requiring l,usssss = ss''Ess = - Ops..y
81 The lace d sps "O''a' 2 ''.I s".'s ,'S -.
ling Goo % Wispsss' u"uel Wy ''.o'. 81 =. :
and AWFUL F1hS'lun ,S1.s ISL ~ 800 -.
IN heaveh-sii uet' "lS Z Ia, ~,
saloieSashp.s ~ "S s"HusA u"''s
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bnl me sou1's y su.'s 49, n,'s Sa ~ =
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senc"s ,ss susua. a"u s's. .,. r. ss
oilaw. wuss, s..e'' $3.50 49, 81
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sqnns ne 'Isirsss Vo"s' anu : "ou.u Sol''''
1S - ~ -, - sl.s .sus esS'us - =
sOs "s s"nstOn :. s"G s0u',s ~. !
maks' ~ . o ., wa. 7 law' 't9''Ss
g uSS.ueu s"s' sl'e DO''' ana oa'l. W. VIZ:
ln.enusu y ss s'.sA 's;'s.sg1 s''e Jaw nss:a
nneHanssu a"u u''anS.'ou " '.e uss'slo.'
BAT etef snsi oee's'o,'' sl'S .sus'ee aug com
smuDlly Wou'q know 1nsl hls oeln an9 pom %
were lnlenosl = co'nc,ug a"a y woTu y Z
ng.st EellaPs 81 wv 'is uSS's'''', mas .lss
sF oeen maqe Dy any sOa'l allu PeInePs n ~,
e. my De mace. psslues U me COURTS na'
aelea On me haa.e', 'ne case : pus 'l','s a
ssFeui iof we IKE . re mans Donu az
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The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-06-07


Tbs VREUsEs.-1'he srniaF editor n The Sa-
vanhah Republican, whiting fun Naples. gives
this description Of he Veau- Cellipyze, uhirh is
= Be found IN he ellnl II ths Venuses;'' ii The
celebrated museum Of thai city:
10 this statue The marble speaks. One Of The
fact Is patty raised, and rests On The Toes. Bv
introducing blank leaf under Il cnuld take Of
The curve Il The bollam Of he fiei. II is nearly
twice as wide across The lpal Us the sole ii he
shoe ofwhal Is called "geulea lshl," and widsr
even Than The sole &C eenilrnaa's parisinn hoak
winch was applied to ii-and vel. as viewed n
connection with the other p4lls Of the statue, i
would be deIormsy 70 increase a. diminish The
sIz 'qf Il y neFlecl whole. i hM lhen may
e say ihase dsformed feel Of boh men aud
women 81 a Rho DO he same violence 70
nature thai lha o do, though ia less de-
gree. let Us haal 81 Alore 81 afisloeyaiic feet
an here reminded II atAagk Of Powers. he
American sculptor. 10 Fa0s lhe first living
sculptor, pethaps. TIhaus me think ihat
Crawford may excel him e # be wants
the model Of font uolih copying. has % geto
a peasant girl. Il i slsange ems. hui men e
good taste do now Begin % sag aHsa lhai Pea~
ev's Eve is .moss fauliessillaa II Venus Me-
deis.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-06-07

Cook-Admiral Howe, when captain, was
once hastily awakened in the middle Of The night
BY the lieutenant Of The watch, who Informed him
with great agitation, that The ship was on Gre near
the magazine. "If thai be the case" said be.
rising leisurelylO put on bis clothes, I'VE shall
soon hear another report Of the malier.n The
lieutenant flew back 10 the scene Of danger, and
almost Instantly returning, exciaimeds "You need
not. sic, DO afraid; the FIRE is exlnguished. -
"Afraid" exclaimed Howe, "whal do you mean
by that, sif never was afraid in my life," and
looking he lieutenant full in the face, he added
"Pray, how does man Esi, sir, Nhen be- is
alfaidl need not ask how be looks"
HJohn. how much did YOUR pie weiehP
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-06-07

NOVEL ESpRnss.- We see b. ~ 1oniss de-
Efais Uais. that two Englishmen Ia te|slam
have formed companyto 1ha lesles pxpftas "a.
a railroad. ~ harnsssing grsgkonadslo lieh| sass
and suspsnding 6iis Of msA hslssfe them Is
rod extending larward from lhe cafriaesl The9
travel. il Is said, vilh prndiaiaas velaciiy. enc
have The advantage over engines. q giving uns'uo
Is said, says The New York Mirror. Of oihsr kiEds
Of 'pOussieTe aux yeux,'