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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

To sELF-sHAyISo GEsrLEnrS-Po.sessins su''s
beard and tender face the Metallic Tablet slropof ss
ders Il the only article tina, will obysis 'he'
icuues. For sale At III Broadway. ~ s|Ss'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

AMERICAN MUsEUM--We glad tina, the Mana
ger Of tins popular establishment ed the Ourang
Ouang and Human Petracon, Of the greatest
ties we have They viii insure eonnu alion OF
crowded houses until everybody has them. Perform
snces take place q and Il NJ with Dissolvng Views,
Microscope, kc- Vel worth ones time and money,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

To EDWARD SANFORD. Esq. is to be the candi.
date of the Hoyt Butler party for mex, Senator
fros. this District. The nomination is not We, made
bat the hing is cut and dried.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

PORTABLE SHAVING CAsEs.A large variety Of he MOI
compact form, containing the Metallic Tablet for Ss~p's
razors In perfect order. For sale by
s2i s,eod (g g. SAUNDERS son, IN Bfosd"f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

OswEco Co.-The Loco Focos OF Oswcgo have
nominated A. Lawrence for Sheriff; Thomas skel
ton and Reuben Drake for Members Of Assembly
all Barnburners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

TomEr ARrIcLEs-Razors, ofihs most celebrates n''
ers, wsranted large variety Of tooth, nail and 'a'f
brushes. perfnmery washing and shaving soaps, Of o. "
best qualities, and sold At exceedingly iow prices
@. SAUNDERS soN, IN Broidwsy
q, 3,eod 20 Opposite How ard's Hoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

GREAT Mass MEIrlSo.--'The Sons of Temper
ance in Brooklyn have made arrangements for
great out door Temperance Meeting. to be held this
evening in City Hall square, corner Of Fulton and
Court streets GEO. HALL Esq will preside. Addresses
will be delivered by Dr. A. D. WILSON. President Of the
General Council, A. c. FLANAGAN. V. p. do Col ALgX
MINO Jr and Rev G. W DENIsoS. Lieut.. G0RDoN has
generously volunteered the services Of the North Caro-
Ina Band The Bethel Choir will also be in attendance
The Sons and Daughters OF Temperance appear in full
Reealia on this occasion DO fail to be there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29
YEA Naval General Cour, Martialwas convened

rY-A Naval General Court Martalwas convened
on the 9Th Aug last on board L. : ship Yorktown,
at Porto Grande Island Of 81 Vincent Cape de Verds)
by order OF Com C. W. skinner commanding L. :. Ma
val forces the Western Coast of Africa for the ra Of
1t NJ C. Marine, and acting Master John J Neville on
charges preferred by Commander c. H. Bell and It. II.
A. Steele Of the Yorktown The result has not yet been
made public. The Court was composed OF the folown
named officers. Commander r. B. Cunningham, Prcsi-
dent; It. Cong, II. W. Morris. Lieuis W. r. Chand-
Ter Geo r. Gray lily : Harstene and Jas. l.. Tlender
SON. members Mortimer r. Talbot Chaplain $. Navy,
oiiciated Judge Advocate. 1t. Marine and Mr.. Ne
vile have returned to the United States in T. s ship
Prebe to await the sentence of the Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

~ DIR. Banning's Lectures.-Dr BANS xuvn-s..,scsy
.urnr IN, IRE rculres in this city Mondsy 'rsra
and saturday evenings OF next week, IN Pears easy
nea, ROADWAY al half past O'Clock, on ne
bst md Chronic is<s.r particularly dyspepsia ~
bity and pulmonary aud spiral affections s..,es~ritr
means OF prevention and relief Of The SAME oy .Ia oh
,Ipport AID proper of life. IN eonJune -
~ sopro pirate remedies; embracing IN me cv4 s,orrz
iec, n physical -ducaoa a. TIE psternsl day ~ Suss
Ladies and gentlemen are inv-ied- W
e. Leary L. Co.'s fashioa for CnlI Sns nat
Polka viii be introduced on Saturday, he S Housa
as ~ LEAkf W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

The brig Hope Howes." which arrived here
yesterday from Galveston, brought fuller though not
later hies OF Texan papers.
The Texan papers have gwen 10 the public, for the
first time the between Santa Ara and Texas
by which the former obtained his release when prison
The Galveston News says il was found amongst the
papers Of Gen Austin. Originally the treaty was in
closed in letter written by Santa Ana 10 Gen Jackson
then Presiden, Of the United States and the whole &C
cOmpanled by another letter written by Gen Austin AZ
santa Anas request 10 the same distinguished man. so
Letting his mediation and influence for the settlement u
difficulties between Mexico and Texas. Gen. Austin :
letter explains fully the grounds upon which santa Ana
obtained his relesse-a Of them having reference to the
solemn pledges made by the latter to all his exer
tons 10 obtain the acknowledgment OF TexsS independ
70 the Rio Grsnde. The Mexican Government
never sanctioned this treaty, although they regainei
their army by H.
Mr.. Nathan Taylor respectable citizen OF MonisO-
merry county Texas shot dead the s2d ut. while
playing game u chess with his wife. The assassin
Is utterly unknown
Alfred Polk relative Of the President OF the United
States recently elected Chief Justice Of the county
OF san Augustine.
Hon. G. w. Terrell has returned 70 Houston from his
mission 20 Europe.
Gen. James P. Henderson Is announced in the Austin
paper a candidate for essrerHoY Of Tsrds
The Convention adjourned on the 18th utmo. and the
President has issued his proc AmAton take the Of
the people on and annexation. The "a 10 be
roce. The Convention recommended the reinstatement
of Com Moore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

SUPREME COURT-Spcctai Term. Sep. ,. t.,.
Mr.. Justice Besrdsey decided the Two down. u,,.
and announced ,ha, the rcmsinder Of ne mo,.o,. Il
by him would nor he decided until the October ter
Jones. Ncr.s, So. sds kslisSg Motion 10 81 a..
default. granted with costs
Jones tzpd. 81 ais O'nsfc-i = ai-Nc.sa - sA,.-
venue denied without costs Albany At.
FACrORlEs N MAINTAINING earn frur, i.
Cecil Wing that Daniel Lord, ESQ Of PHI Aleiphs Il
purchased the two FIX Forses with Pei sores d x
iached thereto. 6r $4,000 he Intends TO carry =, .
extensive Cotton Factory We $50 learn from n
source that Mr. Fisher has purchased the prc,e-
known ~ Tysons Nils On Biz Tx Greek and Ia ,
likewise intends 70 starr q Cotton sc,ory.
\ PREDIcAMTNr.--rhe morning tram OF Ca, .
The BOSTON and Msne Railroad me; with an onexp~r,
obstacle. Thursday forenoon IN coming IN from Dove
argr ship launched AZ Neiiori inst ismraei "a d,
draw bridge with no prospect 81 being removed ur, =
water in the evening Here was pred.cament A.,
punderng short time the conductor took the bai. 81.
ss tar as the junction 81 Wilmington. and then carns
over the Lowell Railroad adding some thirty ME,
the distance usually travelled. Boot Jour
" John NJ Harrison. ESQ. Of Danvile who WI
shot IN duel By his brother nlsw. pr John l. Tsyl
Of Hsrroj.burs died ON Thursday last. he Is AL ,
have been young gentleman Of tine talents anl B. /.
promise louisyils journal IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

II The Richmond Compiler, highly respecia-
BILE journal of moderate politics, but bitter oppo-
nent of The Tribune and follower Of the Courier
in its hatred of Convention, &c thus speaks OF the
Butler and Hoyt correspondence
They are now before the public, and the writers
not shield themselves from the gnominy which this pub
hcaton must throw upon their by representing
the baseness which led to the discovery. These letters
although stolen by Mackenzie hare become The properly Of
the public Ii then they reveal alarming and scarcely
suspected degree of corruption in many OF the prominent
politicians of the day the people have the right 10
PLANTATION. 1.-THE entire geREiHeRess ofte publication be
admitted eifher Jpresslv Jy silence shall iei
selres at liberty however disgusting their origin place
before our re0drs such Of hese s hdre important
bearing on past political ereHts."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL
Correspondence Of The Tuosne.
PHilApyrrHiA. Sep, -

PHILADELPHIA Sept 2-p
hev Mr. herr was this morning Instituted Re-
OF the Church OF the Advent by the Bishop a p.-,-
vania Or Aonzo Potter The eerernonie, w-r, h..
Interesting
The immense bailiine occupied bv the p,g.s
phis Museum. AZ the corner Of Ninth and (iso-e, -.
all the curiositiss contained therein VII - .7s,.,
day evening. October 9th unless ssiist.ct.-
ments sire previously made ~iJh the cr.dfo
Archibald Mulholland and Pairick Res,s,
been convicted Of murder in The sccoud 5esree Il -.
John Burn. IN April Sst Sentence deferred
Some halt dozen ;iremen, members n H.. ?,
msne Engine were tried 10 the Crinins Cour, -.
for not and acquitted. AgproPos-SererN a.. -.
OF ire occurred lss, might, followed BY .ns.h.s -
f.ht between the iremen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

~ The Court for the Correction of Errors met
at Albany Saturday, but there being no quorum pre-
sent. adjourned iil today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

Farther FROM TFXAs-The New Orleans
Ir0pic of the 9th has the following extract from
private letter from Gen. Taylor 10 friend
As yet We have met with enemy. nor do expect
We shall do any for some time. As our Chief
Magistrate declare and from al the inorna
ton can obtain DO not believe Mexico will declare
against and even should she have the temeriiy
10 do she viii hardly attempt 10 invade any portion
Of our territory but will act the defensive and by non
intercourse. was quite surprised 20 learn that con
siderable spprehensions wer. felt by the good cit
zens OF New Orleans and elsewhere for our safety par
tcuarly a. neither by letter. in any other way eX
pressed entertained the opinion that thought our
situation critical one much less that desired rein
fOrcement that my command was not adequate % re-
pei any force that might be brought against tai the
time duly appreciate well feel. under the
greatest obligations the good people OF your city not
only for the interest they manifested Tor our safety but
more especially tor the efficient aid OF the two excellent
volunteer com anes Of artillery promptly despatch
Cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

HAIL SroRM.-A private letter to DR. q Benz
Smith ffom sand Bank Oswego County, y. \. states
that hail passed that village day
last week which did great damage breaking than
1000 lights of glass and otherwise doing much injury
The writer states he hsd but window on the West
side Of his house and had but twelve ghts broken but
that the storm made pretty clean work Of it where
struck'-how extensive he had not learned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

lV The Rensselaer, comfy Fair appears to
have been highly successful. The Address Of JOEL b
MOTT. ESQ IS highly spoken Of by the Troy Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

~ The Buffalo National Piiot mo party has a
leader on The Book which after severely abusing
Mackenzie and the publishers, proceeds:
The second question namely. the duty of the press
in the premises next and this 10 seems clear
However the writers of these letters may have in
tended their movements TO be. they have now become
wholly public, and being thus abroad rW and must
act upon Meu They are then. and hereafter 10 be-
much the basis Of both opinion and action if they
had before the world without the aid Of either
treachery crime In this OF the case. certainly
Of The Humb rho suppose The press bound 10
keep silence upon The rh0ie nane the contrary
feel restraint is. be, laid upon US IN just
towards IT, by the manner in which this Of
political corruption has been brought to light"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

To The Daily Tribune,
Seui.WeeklY.
To The New.Yorker,

FKIUAY, SrTltrIIlO"T z1II
Bowling Green, ky....... Phoenix, N. f.........
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29
THE MORMON WAR.
Prosress Of the Civil War-OBe Of the Anti
Mornous Killed.

The following letter to the 81 Louis hePuohcan
from the Editor Of that paper. brings later pteli-
gence respecting the Mormon War. Blood has al
ready been shed
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24
WHOLE NO. 1880.
VALUABLE EXTERNAL REMEDY.

yJUNT'S LINiMENT.-Tkis crisbra,ei remedy Is
II for the Erst offered 10 the SeIork PEble ;e
lehrity which has ohtined the eoaRty (estchster
whsrr 1t snxy introduced has stns-d the proprietor
been discovered sItrrnal remedy thar has prured
ia il, Effects in permanently curing The following dasrs
Rkci,fua,,s Sr.Hel Limbs, Pam n the Csssi and B-et
Sp,rus Hy,xs,y NeIro.ts .jTtetisas Beekness tke
Jeints Contract,crs Of the Mseles BHrs Sal. RheuHs
Crv,sp .lsIe in the Face. Tooth .ieAe. &c &c.
The silsng letters fom the highly snia-a; Physicians
who have had charge Of the Hospital IN the Sing SIEs State
of this celebrated External Remedy and saeeni
tee tia, worthy the confidence of the ptSe Fsr rartc
uas ;hs eertiheates accompanying each eo PEier
= cents.
Ny Dear SIR: Reserved your Of yesterday A&kiaS
opinion r-aticn Hunts Linment prepared by ir O. b
Stanton Knowing eonrcsiiion, and HAVING esnently
and IN my opinion the best Linimsni ROW in nse.
4 X. HOFFMAN, NJ. D.
Col. PIERRE VtS ConrtANpr.
wN n BELCHER, NJ. D.
This Lniment Is sold By Rushtor Co 10 Broadway 70
Astor Hous-; Broadway. A. D.
D. Sands - Eu,on.sect 81 Broadway = Sast Broadway
Aspinwall SIS Wilismsire NeAka oli Broadway; tiui-
on 2f Bcrry Of Gandstre-t Moss corner OF an
non and lrndeet: C. r. Huestis, Gi NssSaustTrsi cor
OF Ann; ; BonSall, Canal srd Hudson Austin. cor
Cedar and Nassau; J. j. Coddngon @5 liadsonstrr-t
Graham corner Of Odslip aad Wairrs;r ibbaId Cobb,
corner Of Atlantic anG Columbia Brookya and Drugsis
generally throughout the city and United States and by
EOADLEY PHELPS & co. l42 Wstestrrrt " Y. who
are the wholesale agents, Orders adsssd 10 them 10 tie
proprietor al Slug Sing will b. attended to-
f2i lm- GEOkGt. b SIANION.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24
RoARDING ScaooL-KyING lNsTTrUTE, rAEa1

poARDING SCHooL-lRyING INSTITUTE, rAkSY
~ rowS, y. f.-WILLIAA z. LYON, 4. ". Princt-
pal.-Sunner Session VIII cren on the lst Of May.
To these who desire to place Boarding School.
the advantages offered this Institution are believed 10 be
eqla, II not Superior, TO any. II has been success
fl operation seven years The location, delightful and
lubroUs ccnvenien; OF nom the City. The ed!
fec Is cooous and co;oTtabie,he play grounds ai.i-
pie and disconnected from the village The government Is
efficient bat mild resembling that OF well regulated
Christian fIy-and day scholars receved 10 ceu-
te-act the salGtary influence CT family training.
The OF instruction Is designed not merely 20 ad-
vance and perfect the pupil In the branches studied but 10
de-elOpe and the Judgment, TO enshen the un-
derStanGng 10 form the habits, and 10 give moral and
useful direction TO the inclinatons.
Further particulars, including Catalogue OF Students,
opinions o patrons &c viii be found in the pamphlet crc-
lar the Institute be had application at the Book
Stores OF Bartlett Wexford, Astor House, and Raynor
IS Bowery.
Reference by permission, to the following distinguished
gentlemen:
Washington Irving, ESQ.
Hen. Daniel Webster, U. S. Senate
Hon. GILLIAN c. Yerpianck.
Capt. Alex. Siiell Mackenzie, Z. S. y.
Nathaniel B. Holmes, Esq. Tarrytown.
Francis Hall, Esq. Rev. Nathan Ba1gs, DID. VIM. c.
Bryant, ESQ. George T. Trhc, j. r. Van Rensselaer, "
y. Harper & Brothers. Sew-York City.
Also the following who hava been, patrons:
Rev II " Hunt, Ze5ebee Cook, Jr. Benz der,
Ecv I VI Vincent, VI Van Beuren, Oscar Irving,
Rev Thos Barch, Jas NJ Hsyt, Thco Reese,
Rev j Dewirs, J L Mott, J W Knevels,
Rev j Sewel, Dusenberry, Dcnison,
Rev Seeck, L Kip, Geo Clinch,
Rev DR. West, Parmony, II Clapp
DR. Jos Scribner, VIM G Boggs, BENZ ID Brush,
Rev Babcock W Van Voorhis, Campbell,
Livingston, Leonard Kirby, w Dunham,
Elisha Morrell Jacob Leroy, Howe,
Peter Pinckney, Gen C II Striker, II Raynor,
Chas Storm Harvey Weed, Isaac Adriance
J Ches.erman, BF wheewright, Tlios Pattisos,
Morris Robinson, W Van Antwerp, NJ Eels. )3o 5n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24

CtHURcH BELLS AND TOWN CLoCKs.--THK
" subscriber, who awarded Diploma at the New
York State Fairs Of lei2 aud 1873 for the best toned
Church Bell, and Diploma for Town Clocks exhibited at
the Fair OF the american Institute In October last Is now
cpared s Foundry at West Troy New furnish
and warranted TO stand and 10 peasefastens 20 them
improved Cast-ron Yokes with Movable Arms. 1he In
creasng demand for his es Is The best evidence that
given OF their excellence Orders have been received
from the Canadas and almost all the States and about 900
have been furnished to different places tho State of New
York nom his Foundry. Town Clocks, LevtiiBg and sur
veyng Instruments Copper and Brass Casngs, &c 90,
o2l Gm ANDREW MESEEEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24
BOARD.
HOTELS.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL.
yrP or WILLIAM & DUASE.STs.. " "

NVN-sI-ts Ut -" IKsIsf4NH N tVV'N-'A+-''f'''' NJ II
IRA The subscriber respectfully inform, tho public that
f III he has lcHsr the aboyp establishment and
- pared accommodate them with Board and Lodging.
very moderate IL has bee put IN the most hoSGsh
and Complete rrr:r tainted and rfttd with additional
ruitur sud he viii usual what he intends TO d.
bat Sociis the travelling community To vt and gre hi
trial and luse for Themselves that the establishment! uns
his deserving OF the patronage OF .e public.
The location bcing eeu business Offers inducements TO
merchants from the country from Irtrd situation unsuf'
paced BY other house the city Terms 81 rer day
per week 10 aroporren
The ub.crber srss % call the attention Of parties ,hs;
the Assembly Room wall be to let thosr slyng balls and
Concerts for the remaining Of the and that is
will shortly be complete and lifted m
magnificent style ie fu iher calls the attention Of the ro.
and referees has uJsrons acrlton and that h. ready 20
accommodate them reasonable tems-whieh will ho ssea
By his regulation of room hire.
n B-A serct nutaber OF Permanent Bosrders viii b
N'il,s m,5 il I'm '''' ''''''' MINoRD 8 TnREsHER
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24
MEDICINES.
CALL AND SEE THE ORIGINAL "DoCU
MENTS"
Coi. MISE, of -4neHia, Ns,c- Fork, trr,tes
und7 date Of January ., 1915,
rs t0Liotrs

Mr. Isaac huTTs:
beneficial effects family believe Il 20 be inrsua
BIZ IN c7sss Of fncipien: Consumption.
NJ wife whose constitution naturally feeble, the fs
o! 1919 took cold which affected her lungs prn
asssn- cough and hosrssHes so That she could with d
hiie or visit 10 her friends l,st spring her a,tezdius
yscias became alarmed hsr nator told her that
less er cough and other l her the weather
preached woud BE- not likely the warm weather became
cold hs time medicine tax, hich
sndad "a lsser her fy-r bui still her OUCH HOiRSE
Mss and RAISING OF BLOOD confirmed about the
sne time AT this alarming Of The disease procured
few bottles e Wistars B.sam of Wild Cherry hich she be-
40 benefit rn t-(because she had become far reduced By
this ca cii ng disease prevailed her TO coniinu-
its use though freely confess Il was hoping against hope
Before The second bottle thought there
relief and ss Jrseveret IN Us ;li she had taken
bottles; and now sir the SreIlyirS Tssait IS PfRE ECT
RESTORATION 10 her usual health- Not OF those
arnpc Svmptons have e-appeared and should DO sell
Injustice did fully and earnestly recommend II 20 others
who may be 4 similar situation
Respectfully Your friend, ". II. NASE.
e NJ Swift t.sq. District Attorney OF Dptchess writes
February 3 lsi5.
am acquainted with Col W H. Nase Of Armenia who is
.r7n of ,u-l1d his of facts entitled u full
credit Furhe know that :he health OF ms VIE IS 2rstly
improved. T. ~. SNlF l.
Again we sav call and see the ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS
They fully prove that this Baa Is the only reliable remedy
for sps eaknes Of the Chest and Lungs Coughs Colds
Liver orpaia ncpient Consumption. Asthma of one 20
20 years Standing Raising of Blood. and every disease
ducsd by cold and changing climate.
Remember our certificates and Of in
srkicrLYTSU
Principal Office % Ann-st but sold by druggists IN an parts
of rho cnuYtr,- s2T 6n-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24
AlI-HcoIinp Ralsam.

All-Hcaling Haisam.
II proved itself the TEST medicine offered "a
the public. The question longer asked an Asthma be
cured Nor DO those who have long been nader treatment by
cases but who have esoel the Of this great remedy
aud cured and in h enoyrsat osood health doubt
Iar to be- approved by the Faculty aud recommended
BY item as the following SsTfINA stsf IF
will shew gentlemen residing IN 18Th street ma oeen sui
s 5 af h3 aSres e @ cbSati SxaIii IL asa Ss
three OF the FIST physicians the city OF New orS hey
fGad ao sst him and Sf d. HIM ss ms se aD
IT. He found peeei 'eis rSa IT, and ID ns 3 ;neS
They have "ee RiSSG : BI6oB 'E''
week 10 say thai he had been induced Try the ot"oni2n
remedy aud had found ;h most haPy effects rssulnS ION
blood IN some quantities He had used bottle aud called
Tor another stated ths, he thought the remedy an nvaua
Mrs. THorIOrRs s2 Monroe St. hq hsd I'd es9 @ rs. sick 70,
length Of time, relieved by one 9Ge oil hiS great
DFysI, KytLyT 2s Wate!-st was .flic;el IN the same
and had been under the care OF ms physea during
the winter He very much reduced: AID cou-rd COR
santy when he commenced the Of the OioI3oGlan He
has used bottles OF the remedy and cow able 20 return
10 his work, being entirely Eeeyed
Mr COMFORT Is White ST. wa so low IN the rioath oil De-
eenbr last that he was given ms physician His Tencs
also had hoges II MS recovery lie was y
restored him health that he Is now able 10 "AlR ABOUT e
vouns LADY whose nam. left the oce has so far
covered from lungs under te oi the Oio:aoI
hat she IS now able TO attend her usual duties she had
been complaining for years mad been sendd b tf
bs. physicians both in Brookya and tins city hey all
agreed m tr opiuon oler case pronounced her lungs
far aec,ed hat they could help her Her cue extra
Ordinary .nd viii shortly be published III full.
ter persons the curative properties oil this
medicine and unhesitansy pEsnoupeei y
THE GREAT REMEDY.
g. NJ. Bnine.r I02 BArcaystreet, Mr. Wilson oi hobosen
Mrs Bel of Morrsoun, " j. Mrs MeG1nn ~ " alSsF-s,
Nlrs Archibald g White street and nuInsous othf5
hav. been relieved from coughs OF lor- Standing Dlcuy
OF Breathing Sc and hare LETT their names as references at the
For .ae ~ 1s Nassau-str-s door shoTe Ann and al
N.k u,rs, IN. EuIrnn.srrr., Brnoklyn. llO JInf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24

HRANCIS' MANIFOLD LETTER WRIT sR-Thas
,ruy great recommends itse all who desire
an eoy q teE core,pondenee b this apFaraiu,
t he x.re time The node Of writing agreeable and e,Fe
dous orips 20 bssioes. and 5r1r.iss,
tnowr chemic.l agent Ths Manifold Wters rlAd- Of
for business and PIRATE afe some with lock and
~ .nd are sold very io prices BY the prnprenrs aud
uanufacturer5- FRANCIS X LOGTREL,
Manufacturing Statousfs. n Ssltrn:l1ne ,
FS L r1.nafi a sur<rior article OF BLACh and
CARMTNE. INK. known as the CROTON INK. wa-raatrd
70 re,.n color and ud,,T climate Quai ntes on
t,,nd iir n,ck Shining. I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24

NEWTON DARLING'S Celebrated PreIniup. scythess
be had of hs .nhserbe 1oe agent for ts sais 90
the manufacturers Of the ADORE ne
dsrd,. Thse being many spurious arficies 10 marx y
public hereby caIoued any which may Be
n. Darling. Newbery Daring as any Other tnAa
st.nped in fail Newton Daring are NOT genuine.
ml3,snyi JAS. A. ELEURY, Sole Agent, ies Sona'''e