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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12
VALUABLE External REMEDY.

HUNTS LfSfMENT.-This ceie5rais! remedy * COW
for ,he iSr oer n New erk pablo. the eri--
* -gtuaily ztroir % hSs induced sne PROPRIETOR 10
.sn H. sale taroGs hoa M COUNTRY. Th-e has yet ssen
Discovered external remedy fhs. has proved ITS
In ottn diseases: EtcrtI1
SrciisG LIMBS PAN .As CSsS. and SscS SpTrI'ss.
Brass recr-as pe=SseSs i> JofztS Cor
fta> Muscles BH-s. Sci: Ihen, CTcE5. ine
iae Face Tooth .ieae Sc. &c.
hr following easr. from tn highly eminent Physicians
Who hlr- had cha=g- OF @ HOSPITAL the sing SnS STATE
Prison to mar TIL powerful evidence IA iA'os
of this celebrated tr'.rna Reet and IS sucieat
eV-s the certificates accompanying each box Price .
Gents.
SING SING December es,h. lsti.
NJ Dear s;r: Received your ysss.raT asking
stanton. Knowing It's composition. AID having -eueniy
used IT, coE mend you safe external rsn.dy.
and n M oriaioG me pes; Lnimsat now IL u.s.
Very truly and -ssi-.ctt ally yours.
4. n. HOFFMAN, NJ. D.
Col. PIERRE v,~ CorRrL,>pr.
isily concur IN the aSovs "PnEI,9Sn prrc r,r, vD
Thi, Linuent sold by F'a>htou Co 10 Bro,dway 70
Astcr ousr Broadway co.r-r Eour-s-nth STREET 4 B. D
Sands - Fsiton "a BrcsiSay. = E,st Broadway
Aspinwa 80 William st: Mr.kir si Broadway: C;ncu.
Crand-sts HuesrS. l0t Ndtu-st of Ann Bo1sal,
Cara and HutSon Austin Cedar aud Nassau
Cotfneton 3o2 HudSou.s t'raharn cor Of Old Up anG
Witer-s, tibbad Cobb s6 john Mrs HAyes s Full
Brooklyn; QuIk. Of Atantc and ColumhIass
Bro0slyn and Druggists generally Throughout the United
states. and By HOApLEY. PHELPS Y co. u1 WI,sr.
20 them OF 10 he proprietor AZ Sing SnG VIII y irn1sd To-
Bush Hvlyer rs Dsbo,s az 4 Hill 20s GreSnT ch
Cuan BeecksF and chrsophersts Watson 70 Katharine
Cox 10 Sh Sa-aI Sh street aud Sd
tiiblndcr. III SJh Jackson 100 Ctry-s Roon
ICE Est BroadSay; tolhy 81 PraIs ErefSt p hndsoa-
9h avenue; Cossesha Chatharast CrmbIe Houston and
Bower, Al" lmv
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Appointments by the Governor
BIZ aud nth he adrice and consent Of the .SeRdt

MAY TO- ic45.
New YORK William c. Nelson. Trustee OF seaman S
Fund and Retreat Henry Ilodrcdge resigned Jahcz
~ Cushman, Master in Chanccry. re appointment; Thos
". Ce!ke, Master in Chancery, wee Thomas a. Emmet.
term expired William ID. Waterman aid Nelson J. Wa
,erbury Justices OF Marine Court. vice Apheus sherman
and David Randall. expired sh May, inst;
STATE-Jared Wilson, Inspector OF State Prison ut Au-
n place Of Thomas How. Jr rejected bv Senate
ULSTER Co-Jonaihan ID. 0strander, Surrogate, vice
Nicholas Sickles resigned
UNTARIo-John Lapham and Oliver Case. Commission
OF Unl'ed States Moneys vice Lyman Cummings ard
George y. Reed terms expired. Jabtz H. Metcalf Com
Of Loans vice Nicholas rault, appointed in
ls44 and neglected 10 qualify Marvin Beeman Notary
Public, vice Alexander Jeffrey term expired Charles W.
Chcscbro Notary Public. vice Ralph Chaplin term expire
10th August John IIubhcil, Notary Public. vice
Thomas Bcas, term expires 10Th Angus; next Paul -
Richardson Inspector of BEEF and Pork reappolntmeni
EssEX.-RObert Livingston, Supreme Court Commits
sloMcr, vice Orlando Kellogg term expired.
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Prospectus Daily Saratoga yyhis.-

O. Prospectus Daily Saratoga WhiS.-Thc
publ cat on DALY SARATOGA HG wl I've resumed on
Monday the day OF June next morning paper and
continued until the day of September next. fsize will
be as heretofore half the Of the WEEKLY SARATOGA
WuiG i'll contain Of by the mails up
to the evening The day pub and the nnme;
who arrived Sarn,oga that day-poetcnl ana
prose contributions 10 ernureites oi i0cn news ana poll
ucul Intelligence.
In the publication o the Daily Sarnorn Wing. we make
trencheous promises n mknn water neutrality Ia deceive
our neither shall nhe Tor ING patronage
and appetite Deprived md filthy mnds bits Of scandal.
with which this fashionable place Is infested IL
season dish. but shall leave that unprohtne held of those
COMMITTEES osinks and privie male und female who Ia We
pt will sender ourselves and our sheet useless un,
eresllng Disgusting and pnbeto MI classes we shall
have corps OF Reporters daily visiting places ~ poOc resort
shall only chronicle such events rs VIII sbserNe pubi IN.
erest and without forcing blush to the cheek OF
modes'y. mn.
among strangers from u parts OF the lnedSiars aud ri
hotels sectors OF thu lulou Tendsrs ~ scu,
arly desirable medium of advertising Tor Merchants Hotel
Keepers aud rroprieor OF Publte Conveyane- nl NE ~
cred,ngly low o this JaTcr 1t Is hoptd WI induce
more gene patronage from h,s class OF public Caterers
Terms the Daily Wing - 20: business Adver'
t.rm-iS 50 Directory Notices not ercerdag ve lines
81 O Advertisements in Daily and Weekly >o-ihe season
vsyRbl, III advance.
Oir with money left with II. Sroo> L. Office Brook
lyu krrnu: Star. H. l.. SOONER Cay Bank; Mason q
futile No SO William street; '. Il Palmer, No 81 Ann 81
New ork City forwarded the subscriber oies sara
togs Wing Saratoga Springs, viii L promptly and cheer
fully attended to. GRO w StuONtk' HlV -
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SHAKESPEARE HOTEL.

CORNER OF WILLIAM DUASE.S SIS. y. 7.
k,s The suhscrber respectfully INFORMS the pahlie thai
c@ he has cased the allow establishment aud nov pro
A psrea To MEDIATE them with Board add lo<StnG
moderate IL has been put IN the most thorosa
and complie er TAINTED and reh,tej with aediinA nv
furniture and he will usual what he ntruds u o.
bat so!,c the travelling community 10 v,s and give HIN
trial and ude, Tor themselves that the estsbshE,ent unr
his management deserving patronage Of the puelie
The LOCATION being ceul hunsss oders ,udncemcna 70
merchants from the couutry from retsd situation nasss
raised BY other house IN the ciiy Terms 81 Per eA-
per week IN proportion.
the Assembly Room will he 20 let hcee giving Bslls an
Concerts for the remaining part OF the season and a! ts
room will shortly be put complete repair and 6rd N
magnificent style lie further calls the attention Of thu pre-
and rl.rts has and-s alteration and that he ady 70
accommodate them reasonable terms-whieh will b sssa
By his Tr;uatIo -. nom hire.
- IA select number Of Permanent Bcarcers viii b
mo SIN MINoRp 8 THREsHgR-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

GRAHAM HoUSE-.NEW ARkASGEMEST-kos-
WELL GOSS informs his friends and the public that he
has enlarged his BOARDING ESTiRLiSHNENTk known
as the Graham House, 63 Barcay-stree by adding 10 IL
the adoiuc house. and prepared 20 accommodate ta-
s-a or permanent BolgeF M the most favorable terms.
All lfiens OF Temperance desiring quiet home, AMI Tree
dom from the fumes coscl and tobacco are invited 20
pstronize this house Tae Vegetable System Win me
choicest selection Of fruits &c which lac market au9'1
viii no strictly adhered TO- but table Will &c served for
tho who prefer the ordinary mode, or mixed diet
Cro;ou Shower Warm and Geld Baths, Tree.
hS
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: Canal from Wolf River to Memphis

BY order OF the Board of Mayor aud Aldermen Of the Town
of Memphis Teanrssre do hereby advertise for proposals
10 consiuc, Canal from oil River the city Of Memphis.
distance Of Eleven Miles SAID Cnal viii be land out IN
ection> mile each and sealed proposals for Ms CON
uctou will received n; the 2Gth day OF July NEXT, the
wotk paid Tor the Bonds of the Corporation arinG
Twenty Years with Interest payable SUBSTANTIALLY Al
Philadelphia.
The Corporation Of debt aud has which has
increased 10 rer cent yer Tor the last four years and
now i've t25o e0 thousand dollars
Operators wishing 10 contract invited 10 and
ne the ground WHEN all the information desired viii e iur-
ni>hrJ J. }. FINLEY,
Memphis 5,h APRIL lSt5. Mayor Of Memphis. Team.
al ilN2O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

Tu,xRs's Consulate AND EMPIRE OF NAPOLEON,
Part III has just Keen issued by Carey Hart, l;
very cheap and rather shabby Why nc; print on Sood
PAPER VIM H. Graham. leo Nassau street. sells il. with
every thing and good, in his and elegant es'a
meat.
"HEApLoNG Hall. and NIGHTMARE ABBEY y
two novels once famous no. sim so-iosn No VII CT
Wiley S Pusnam's Library OF Choice Reading S7a cts.
&C." JOURNAL OF a VICAR, Walpursis Night, and
other Tales from the German of H zschokks for IS cts
have been sen, US by W. II. Graham leo Nassaa.st.
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SCHtNIS.

DREPAkAToEf (BoARpING) SCHOOL. MIDDLE
L Town, conn. ID. Il. CHASE A NJ. PRINCIPAL.
Established IN isSS. Sessions eonnence May 18th sne
Oct tsth continuing I'VE mccths $50 per session
thorough preparation for college business and person.
4. attentioas secured TO pupils fy as In The most
expensive Schools Lads ron Nev-Yo.S are placed In
charsS Of careful person. going and returning. Circulars
81 ~ M3rSet-street and ia bsoadvS. d23ye
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REM0V AIS.

ID ENlOVAi.-JOHN j. BROWN & co. have removed
II iiris stock OF Hardware, tlshns aekir Aus ae
Goods 10 No 2 FuoI, nearly opposite their Gle s,ile
here they w Se harry 10 tsiT friends and
and the rublic generally ElLV
DRI q HEWsT'r has removed 10 Nc III MAcdna
~ -ai-stIrr, near plrrCSsr y y Practice conhneo 10 DIS
LOCATIONS Srsius Coutuc;ons, RheuE,ttisns Nervous
Ati.c,ous SPINAL Snd Hip pIssaseS, w hir Sweliinss
Weakness Of the Limbs Ne References given on Appkla
DR.. IL, nay IN
INR BANNlNGS OFFICE Is removed from 5ot B5ooHne
~ street TO al Broadway, the ,;oTe oi Nj W e Of
ticsn ohee hours oiy from \ VI 10 Z NJ ard rom
L Mto6 NJ. mo !"
DryoVAL-JoRN + BEACH, Dealer III raTrI, Ras.
II So from - Pesr 10 No 70 t'aii->' nf ,'nIt M N
EMOVAL-i,!lAS L FOLWELL. DRAPER AND
III TAILOR respectfully informs hts lvnef iIiends ana
n,trop THAI Ne has irom h cd sand N niten s.
10 The rooms srco:d story of the oadInI ~ bhpAp
WAY corner Of John >-l. wh-te he would be h<iE !"
have ;krr cali and thankful for their S ia;i soeits
He a. .i,es the public generally call and sNsHas his
PECULIAR s;yl- cutting gsfmeaA STYLE whleh WING d
ann, Al The .iNuurat qualities OF ease md tnrahlt
euaSultuy the particular appropriate 10 sae o W
rArs1 forms Of the rSors-looks 10 Inc Sene!Ai i'PH
nir1t OF the spresrsRer g.. ~. Cd
y She will all tG,e have on hald S,oSS OF DSs
Comprising assortment selected from ibe esi ~ ~
tity which will be made the inost
s,ye. >rrySsed other establishment ana a. t
9ces as Cannot Eil 20 Ne satisfactory. M M
r EMoYkD--CRu BULKLEl CO have re-
~ moved ;her FaT-r-Wsrehause 70 No y?
Settt door above the Butnc Sf here tSey WIN
S5vp Constantly hard rrue,l supply Of PeT Of even
.he,E Stock. nj 2w
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SPRING FASHIONS.

In JUST FINi,Hg0.-Elesn CANT Nu,na Fur tists
~ ;stlnnnly termed Beaver low pnce al %
6I peri,f Shor nrp OF Pru,an Aolesk in g. Tho>s
- Hats equal durability and iusi re To thoe soid ~
A. lgp, nm article at ~ 50-n very nertd dress Hat.
aI6 ims BROWN. Practical Halter. lBCanal st
n~ SPRlNG FASiiiUNs-TO THOSE WHO
&1 STUDY ECoNOMY.-Ths ,ubsenbsr, ~ aseord
<y ,ncr with the times reduced his superior Imitation
u NIoesGn Hats, ga fur bodies. TO u, ys1 low pses a
5225. The above elegant DIES, Hat, and w4
eomrr. with Hats sold this city u " 50
and a. Also constantly manufacturing Fur and SILK Has
he stnility latest patterns and tho lowest City pos
An Hs.ortmant of Velvet aud Cloth Caps always hand
If any the above doos entiv satsaetea
it can fully obtained by giving ,normation 20 he ahsen
her ]. " KELLOGG, No. nc CsDalst
B-Wili rrmoye tbs frat Of May nsrt 10 No ns
Canal-Sirs-i " w"
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~ Public Notice Is h.reby given that the Annual
Election thirteen Directors OF the Newf oIk aud Harlem
Railroad o. will be held their office Not Tryon Row
IN the third Tuesday (9thl OF May between the hour
of ~ and O'Clock +. Nj OF that day ,
The Transfer Books viii be closed from Thu oIh tl u'
Goth Instant go ,..,,,,>,
a29 tAly20 w. -. tAitMAN, sec ~.
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WILEY & pr1sAxs Library of choice Rsaains-Head-
:. 4

WILEY Pu1SAxs Library Of choice Reaains-Heac-
iong Hall AID Nightmare Abbey
This is witty, amusing book, yet rather IN the
way OF squib, than of dart from the bow of
strong ana iar-sishted archer. The sort OF vii that
consists In making single person the Representa-
tive OF an opinion or whim, and making comic
by It's excess and It's consequent uhbearabie clash
ing with the whims OF other men, was carried 10
perfection by the old English dramarsis where
each man stood behind his "humor" as behind a
waxen mask You longed 10 melt it, and see
whether the mans natural face, if i, made you
laugh less, would not also tire you less Give Us
comedy like that Of Cervsnies and Mollere, where
the men, with all their oddities and follies, were
really men, and the nose two feet loag had behind
II a real body OF average size. Cancature Will
only bear glance, and We confess that only pages
here and there Of these playful fctions were reada
bic 10 US. =,
FIVE YEARS OF ToUrH, Or SENSE AND SENTIMENT
By Harriet Jfartiaeau. y. H. Newman, Broadway. This
Is the second edition Of interesting tale which teaches
ha; sentmen,ai;y Is opposed al aud generous
feeling and tina: /. deaie!ng influence upon eli the
natural and genuine affections. The story inculcates
healthy feeling whei: shows the evil consequences
Of morbid sensveness, the result OF undue and pre-
mature culture Of the i'm eSnatiou.
To- SELECTIONS FROM FRAGMENTS or VOYAGES
AsD TxlvELs; BY Capt. BASIL HALL, forms not ve:y
well go, up volume, for sale by saxton & Miles.
HISTORY OF THE CONSULATE AND ENTIRE Of
France under Napoleon by 4. ". THEIRS, Part 1. has
been issued by W. II. colyer, Hague street,
l1- The TRIALS OF MAnGAREr LINDSAY BY
Prof. WILSON, Author Of Lights and Shadows OF
Scottish Life, has just been reprinted in the cheap style
and is for sale by Vim. Taylor
90 Mas. CAuDLE's LECTURES have been sent US
by Graham. l6O, Sassau-;t.
LIFE IN THE INSECT World. LINDSAY Il BLANKS
Tos Philadelphia. This work giving deal Of inor
upon the and habits oinsects. have re-
ceived from Marx H. Newman, 1919 Broadway.
TO- The SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER for
May contains sashns review Of wilke.s Exploring Ex
petition has original Tales review Of Cranchs
Poems, eight original Poems &c. &c. Wm Mscfarlane'
Richmond
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12
COMST OCK Il CO.
NJ 81 COurtland-suert.
Have on hand.
All the 70 owing named
ART ICLE.S
w h ch have obtained
such unbOunded
N

Have on htnu.
All .A th & iIScTt'E%s NAMED
such unbonaded
POPULARITY. viz:
CoSvEl's MAGICAL Pans EXTRACTOR, for instantly r.
moving all pain from burns and always healing without
blister will also cure u. following complaints "f
all P sgI. ;, absolutely ,I sS,s .9f " VIZ Ey.p.
sesJs, bruises Pills either Blind or
RHEUgMliRtlsM costIae,sd Cord, s, Joints I'D Gov,
Will positively be cured BY the Of r ledia" Yssetste
reasonably rfstred geaemsn Of III, hshss, Standing IN
!hs CITY ho have been cured Of Reclamation aud 'ou' b.
DEAETEss-D DC %ai' sgustie Oh IA. PROVED very
from e,,irens of this CITY who have used tn, On, with com
per success We invite all Who are troubled with any DIS
ComsOek,, Ertraet 2f Sarssparla is par, article
b. made The Price reasonable that the Poor Gun
Il The oslY article that will -frctuly purify s BLOOD
from al Impurities Those who have bern mPrudeut IN the
Ea.t Sf ia Hqr DyeThi. chemical preparation will
color the Hal shade from light brown 10 jet ELAcK
Haze YSa RoGehes or Bed Bugs in Your Hon,e,A
.,-rmnator Of these nofous ',nin may BE- had at Il Court
The cAine,e Hair Eradicatorwas,aDsd to remove the
hair from the Face. Neck and Arms and will no. nufr The
sogs., Re%e4 g. The N,g.as or F ,s,sh SICK
subject 10 H. have been cured b. its
tistGr. BGsarn Of wa cse,!y Extract Of Lirsrwor;
Nsrg Diseore,yBy which all Stove. and PiPrs my te
ST Que appcao" yr IS IL vii ks-p STOVE, aad PiS.
from a;,gs .a,oa:h he sompsI f.ef q esats ,n
o. Aa lEd s,.. bs9 sas"t
.d, ad ea a' i, TO ea .nd Wholly unlike any
OIL s,yer 'os u. iass, L,Ir' Hats y the ss't T..
Ol4ug-. B.la, Of COLUMBIA, which mm.di,rr 'toPr ,s
Hair from falling and fstsrss II WHEN BALD keei'
the Hais rv from scuEy sold oHLr genuine
Wsish Toe1h-.sehe DROP, Warranted to enr.. md Will
WORNS.-Ko!mstoekJ Yermygge ia Is eH,irslY VsG'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

SAUL A MYSTERY. BY the author OF Christian BALLADS
Athanasiou, sc. New.Iork: ID. APPLETON Co.
200 Broadway: iS45.
This is book, heavy and Intellectual TO the last
degree about which the only mystery Is that II
should ever have been written, for II must have
taken a great deal OF time, and been very slow
work and does no where show oSe spark OF that
impatient fire, which will sometimes excuse man
very cumsy-handed for Selling the pen. The au.
thor expresses great reverence and terror a, having
taken up a subject from Biblical history, but we
cannot think he feels ii, or he would not put such
long and dull speeches in the mouths OF persons
we'll known 10 us as of powerful, heroic, and poetic
nature They are we'll known 10 us no, only in
the first simple narrative but through the great
painters, has the iron grasp OF Alieri, in his
Saul, nor the thrilling note Of Byron IN his Hebrew
Melodies, done them wrong. The author says.
Passages, which approved as an artist have
been forced 10 pune away as Christian" Has
he ever the story Of Joseph and his brethren
REPRODUCED by the celestial love of AruAgl. does
he know the majesty OF Moses as he appeared be-
fore the deep religious eye OF M,cHAyI ANGELO
.et such admoniSh him ,hs, II is total wan, Of
the ipspira on Of the artist that made him anxious
before the inspirations OF this history, and let the
fault Of writing such a book be 10 HIM the means
OF enhrsiuS his mind, Even his demon, where
we presume there was no CONSCIENTIOUS anxiety to
psrslyze him, and creation Of sor, in which
most writers show some vivscity, Is as duh anc
weak as the rest; this oush, 10 show him wher.
the difficulty hes, and chide him from attempts a
the GREAT dramatic form forever. :;
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FINE WATCHES AND JEWYLRY.

R WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER WARE. &c
IA The subscribers respectfully invite tbs attention
their friends and the public THAR select assor-
FINE GOLD AND SILVER Watches,
consisting Duplex. Lever and Lepne Watches OF s Va
rous approved Makers cased IN the neaest sylo and war
rsnted correct Tune keeprs.
silver Knives Forks. Spoons. Ladies. Tea Sets cnps
Casters, &c.
pia;ei and Britannia Ware. spectaces, Pencil Cases.
slantsI Clocks Fine Cutlery, Fancy Goods &c. which
they are enabled to for sale II very reduced prices
Watches and Clocks carefully repaired and warranted
LOCKWOOD & SCRIBSER,
At the Old Established Stors, 265 Pearl.
r. Corner Fnjp n-sreet opposite Us. Hotsi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

COMMISSION PAPER WaREhOUsE-CY KuS W.
OflElD No. Bariing SIP NV ork would rrsp-ctia
Is ANNOUNCE ~ has mr such extensive arrangements
with throughout the New sod ndd-
r,s th4t will BE- receipt Of FAPERs Adaptrd
20 ,r-ry bssHeh Of the trade b.,e daily aduoas together
p5-et stock will make which for
r-.y quality, BE- surpassed Acting Asep; for
t- mautae enabled 20 o every GSfcrIpuon OF "a
pei tn poAsIb prc. rlh-r for c.ss approved
not, IL -is that he can offer strong Inducements
purchasers throughout III. Unrd STATES visit this mar
k.t-
y Paper Maker, implied with Rags Biraehng Powder
Z. rras an i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

4 ORILLARD HOUSE-The subscriber takes this error
IL umy Informing his old ireods and the public general
Is that leased the abovs House und>r
yoube circumstances for humber Of years The house
ghou-thr sleeping larre and wei. vsnu
lated and LOCATION the OF the life 81 IL
City directly opposite the As,or House and fronting the Para.
under the immediate OF Col
" KrMBALL well known aud popular caterer 70, the sae
lie and stion ho TO receive oet ,hsis OF
,he publIc patronage. HlRAh JOY.
I.rrns 81 - p~r i,v nj ius
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x~-A rtIUNIC HOUSE, GR hNfOK' Il. t-ih h
f.M splendid Hotel Al CIrvnport. snder.tand %
--bt opeu.d with ceremonies 'bout the 18th aaJ1ts
desisneJ accommodate about 2oO visitors shd 70 10
b. kept by MIR John e. Webb late Of San Louis and form
rrly OF Saatcg! From the experience Of Mr. Webb 70 cop
!bstng the happiness guests the public may tonhdsry
rry upon luxury Ian meu beng made with shs
oug saud Raroad Tor table supplies from New forh every
ia the Unon We understand the hOnse arranged very een
for inli-S Psror has bed rosn uaehsa
aud BahBg Houses within 81 yards Of the houss a veiEsa
any quantity oil Hst class bouts for fishing -,
; Notice will De given Of the day OF OPENING o. NE
IInu>S. M
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ASK THE SUFFERER
7 hVH
ASTHMA

ASTHMA
tchat has rclcrcd ham IN such short tis from hi'
difficulty ot breathing. Cough aud SuTocationa
He tciN tell you ii rras . Foigr's Oiosdo-
man, or Al HcGLing Balsam." Ask
The Cohsumptirc rhdt has GilGyed
his Cough renovsd The PAM
in has Side and Chest,
ecksdhisnight s,rCats
and pMccd therose
ofhcdifh upon
has cheek !
aud he ,riH tel you
EOIGER'S OLOSAOSYAS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

CrorS " MARYLAND The Port Tobacco Char
les Count, Times say The wheat looA well, and
ess attacked by rust fy Of The many Ills that
sometimes carry il Of. bids fair 10 produce good yield
The tobacco plants from the complaints Of many OF our
faruer. led 20 believe are care.
The Ceurevle. Nd sentinel Il Tuesday says that The
prospect In Queen Anne County for good crop OF Wheat
could 10; be more favorable =; present.
HEARr-RENprvG AFFAIR. -Weiedrn, saws the Gin
cl All Commercial! that sesi heafi-reHtng affair iooA
Mace al Hamilton Ohio OF saturday last y young man
AZ that place crossing the Miami River horse Aek.
with his intended wife. lovely .irl. when the iatters
horse stumbled and she fell INFO The wafer. Ter lover
FASTENED 10 her assistance, when she threw her arms
around s ueek The carried them both into deep
water. bo.h were drowned, while locked in each others
arms On sunday the body Of The youUs man had been
recovered and betw one and TWO thousand persons
were gathered 20 search for tie other.
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ROOTS AND SHOES.
) rnE goer AND SHOE wgARISG

.-1---.1,,,.ELE gOOT And SHoE 9Tok1-Lsmis
c3s6ss' rs Fai,on street, one dSoI east o. ssosa-
ay keep on hand iars ssso.tse q - 20 &c
n,ada In The most fasaSnaoie s'" AM " -' WV
ei. Mode to order all DESCRIPTIONS Of Boots and sh q.
v,,r-,,.r-,d and prices low 70 suit the ttnes ~ y
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rkk TOS.-PEAcH ORCHARD COAL,
S0.OOrED isu. d!scharsisz from bosts. constantly
b~ot.n and E,g-SDye and Sut-aevs ed IS aeovs. fss
- .barvr FOR exrtase Also, Isbtxh Coal. White Alb,
S.bnyIkir LIyer,ool and Sidney Coal. Any to
T. STOKES DIgKERSoN.
tlotf 1877 Anthcny-s,. near Broadway Tassrnsels,
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THE TRIBUNE.
New Publications.

AsYsTEsi LATIN yERsrFcATioS. &c. by CHARLES An
THoS, L. l.. ID. Aew-fork: Harper & Brothers, e
Cliff lSJJ.
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DR BANNlNGS OFFICE Is removed from ., i'I'3 ONE
street TO a. Broadway the s;oe 81 NJ w sss O-
c;sn 0fhce hours o,ly from = VI 10 z NJ ard from
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ig;- The SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER for
May contains sashinS review Of wilke.s Exploring Ex
petition 1t has three original Tales review Of Cranch
Poems eight original Poems. &c. &c. Cvm. Mscfarlane