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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-03

LAND cf the laurel and ;hc vine.
Grit round BY hearts IS brave as free,
Above whose ro>e-wrelthei a,iars iwine
The cypress ans she myrtle tree,
Though parting from thee, fAr and lons,
Yield the tg:bn,c OF my song
Thou. Of the deep and softer skies
That mirror Ger my mountain hene
Where beauty smiles through brighter eyes
@ let me. wheTesce'eF NAN.
\ wAnterer Lies troubled sea,
Tam back with fond regret 20 thee,
still live 20 me Ike some dear dream.
OF Stars. that throw, :; evening t:de,
Their glory The cavcleSs stream
Where asppy ioTers Shaiops glide,
For SUCH though pirted from Thy shore,
Thou Sri 10 ioraver more
FARES; and lovelies;, 70 Ire las.
Ny heart shall Keep those hallo".d hot;s,
When frs, my wAyuard b1rgus WAS cas-;
CDperied ,rong Thy uisny flowers
And ever hence. my PRAYER shall DC,
Gct's blessing resi- these, and thee
And close. with the promise OF writing you soon
from Havana, and by wishing You alJoy and pros
penty. l. u. ;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-03

TCFf~te treatment on AL fssaxrs oil the and 10
49, ~ which eases Of ~ 1919 years have yielded hay
sNts< iBg been d-cArrd iscuIab- By ru,IDs1t Ocu-
lots ABOUT LhF.P-iifths Of opthaimIc diseases
are caused b. MEASLES 4Gd SpiallPO1 which, pfopshy
;r-str IN .7rT stage. mostly curabi. DR. b. asserts
almost unknown, II the afflicted nouS apply 10 him when
dm'n9ion Of ssht s, noticed Or ~ ,aoJ stage Of nfa-
nation. however, acute
Reference the following cures which very inves
ralr
Bliss l. Moni-r % CsnBorsnrrt violent Of fRITls
aEd ORNEA covered wi,h SEBULA. complicated with
ASDUKOSlS Of ears stAndIsg from MEASLES, tpro-
g0uuc-d lncurstlei
James Damon Ann-.teet Of PIT OsIs or filling Of
ia. upper -ye.lid. tLufr, without operatloD.)
q ioha Btnstssd u Jenny City almost blind from
MEASLES.
fr,rTick Bsttin Hroore street bad eas. of IRfTI5
H. Rob~fts N Rcgsstret between Stantsa and Hogs.
tor, tbgdeGsel q PLkULkST oPTHALhIA and u
CEHATED OhNEA.
Hours Of attendance. II A. " n2P VI tsunt.ys sfeept
~ Ahvlee 70 The gratis DR. DTo1aa Oes. sfs'r lag
Nav. will ~ ~ iSg CzraL-frs-t d7t "
DRO1ECTION no COOKS, AioNEY, &G.-Tbe sub
r ~ this clty. assortment az RICIi'S lHPho11U
P-4TEET S.iL.7I.4YDEa SAFES, sunorse,ns . ga
yaretI Of sizes and Y5fas which h. warrants TO oxs go
eioA! 10 lire proof qualities, and superior 70 otnr
any Other s4arnaDdrr SAFES r,in this rity q m "
Sstrs. PrrsoDs wishing FuTchs1~ are
call ead scTu,iDize tie woikmanahipr aSa Sy VIII W."
long hesitate winch 10 buy Tor sal, ~ -, 49,,
A :. MARVIN, LEA sssr-stirts
Y Their. we're rop- ofKiekr Sates 10 ins fIu,nas nt
The merchants thor. 20 crap sfeie aoe 20 .S
city
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
SCHOOL,

yNHE present session Of the Bowling
4 Green Academy. will close, On
Tuesday next, MAY 2lst.) The *
animation Will commence at 2 o'clock,
p. NJ. All who feel interested in the
prosperity Of the school, are respectful
~ invited to attend.
The next session viii commence on
Wednesday, the 4th OF June.
Terms per session, Of 3 months:
Elementary s English branches, 50 %
Higher branches, go
Classics, 6UO
.4pplications for the ne>t session
should be made Immediately, 50 that nee
essary books may be supplied without
delay. All books forthe use ofthe schoo.
vii! be furnished at St. Louis, at whole,
sale prices When prompt payment is made
JOHN HUBBARD.
May 18th, 1915. Owls.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30

TO THE ABSENT ONE,

"If she be gone, the world. in my esteem,
is all bare walls, nothing remains IN 1t
Pat dust and feathers"
How heavy hang the hours, when far
Remov'd are those w doat upon.
Oh! If we have a fav'rite star,
II oft times is-fhe absent one.
Wealth may entice and friends caress.
TIER smiles We careless look upon.
One only has the pow'r 10 bless,
Ii is the lou'd-the absent oEr.
When ev'ning's shadows round rs creep.
And morn and noon;ide Joys have flown
How often VIII We sigh and weep.
When thinking OF The Gbsent one.
Then Oh. return-fair source Of Joy,
To glad this heart that's all thine own,
And meet again, thy rustic boy,
My OtrH---my lOr'G---my absent one.
MIUpLEToN.
Los, Creek, No.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
SPRING IND SUMMER
G.!

gEEIiE subscriber has just returned from tie
IN city of New Yo.k. (and taken hi old
stand, - Main strcrt,) wi:n an entire new
stock Of SPRING < SUMMER CLOTH
ING, comprising every article usually kert
in a c]lo,niug or furnishing store. His goods
are all uewiuese bought Tor cash, and mnn-
ufactured under his own direction, expressly
for this market, III the latest and most fash
ionab!e lyle.
Having formed a connection With 4 whole
sale dry goods hone in the city Of y York,
enables him to take advantages % the mar
ket in buying usually low at auction. He
cau, therefore, confidently assure buyers Of
rcaay made clcteir-. that he not only can.
but will sci! them clothing not only a~scieaP
but cheaper than any other clothing in the
city of 81. Louis. Bryer= IRE united to
c..i and examine before purchasing ei-e
wccTc. ". ENCNN.
No. - Main street
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen. that the under
" signed has obtained Of the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Pike county, letters of Id
Tnini-tration on the estate of Thomas Gun
aingham. decd bearing date 9Th July I945,
All persons indebted to said estate, are re.
quCstgd to make immediate payment. AL
persons having claims against said estate, are
requested to exhibit them properly autheati-
Gated, within one yoar from the date Of said
letters, or they may be procluded from having
any benefit Of said estate; and if not exhibited
within three years, they will he forever barred,
JOHN C CUNNINGHAM. Admir-
July 18th ls45. 3w--23
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
PROS ECIUS
OF
THE CHEROK EE ADVOCATE.

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W.. - r.'1
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,,,Ll:.Ia4 a,
N - 60 nnnLor -
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"u., as.
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n-.,;I:,-c G. ,Ea r,tr;.,-
" - - r., -..rr -, 4r-c,.n - ,ts
,,,ral ar.i ;,~..lIo...'.I ~
",.' - gr.'-,. $50
.II ~, l.,L.oI >, ,Io.a nI
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ra-.1, ,,,.,, =. I.rr.n, ,,,' r.,
~ T,ita4 G,a,o. ocI 90 s,cb ,,o.u
$780,. ,a.-, 49,. r~fr,T..'4' -.
.. = ~. ,a.., .rf t,,.;,1ss NM
n,,,,' ,E.;. r~r..rori.r ,l. .Ist.+o
,lc,~ r.haroc;a~ ~ , distinct coo,,r-
,t.
j. .-o....on.;-- ,rj rs.o;r
Ill, -..,..I -. IL, r..i', 80,
n.,., to,.rJ ,..ry r.,--, r-,r
~. r.'Ts H.. ',l.,,. ,.5
~,,~-o IS tho r,,,.rns cr ,ha Tr;tcI
So. a., H. -, -, ora ,ss,,r-
- 49,. - .--u- , - r.. .r.,
a., I.l,.r, .IG-rf ba ,Jcal, with nm.
~, ;rs, anll;t.rai -r,;nr;1Ios , Iiyn.
f., .,nn,iLv in ,neir chgnnrrpd o.
: "
a,,,, "n,f;,i,r ,rJ Jest;nv I~nor.
arca af,Lcir c"rI;,ion orin;op. anil
Ill., L,s boon ., ,fa,n fnr,tain
IF mnrr WIS. fountain r.,m
v,..h ihav have been forced 10 drink
r..,r li.,-r .l.,r,l+s.
F,n ,,;s c.nSo ~o.s,r or ,oI;.
c,. r. ,Lso,salv.s ]rninst md L;,,bIy
destructive ro their reoce and mos
meets. have been conceived and ner-
sisted in 10 their ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
with s~in,uror rcrt;nocitv. bv those
from whom thcy bayeo riohi 10 ev-
pee, and claim protection. 1t VIII!
therefore. he the aim of those hovino
charge of the Advocate. to euIichten
nrblir sentiment. rs far as poSsible.
- ~ the TECHNICS. wishes and nroner
exnecfa,ioos of the Cherokeas.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
Rates of Advertising.

" For one square of fifteen lines
or under, one insertion, 10 cents, for
each subsequent insertion, SO cents.
II A liberal deduction to those ad-
verti,ing by theyear.
Il Advertisements not marked with
the number Of insertions required, will
be continued until otherwise ordered.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
WNThORIlT0,

CEYHE subscriber wishes TO inform the
ga citizens Of Bowling Green and vicinity,
that he has coi4mcnceI the above business
in this place. All work cutrustcd to his
care shall be done in neat and fashionable
sty lie. Produce taken in payment Of work
ct cash price,. Work will be done at rea-
suaat!e pricst, and warranted TO TT.
{. A J. .WUNACk.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30

ysHHE undersigned will keep constant
i " on hand this shop in Louisiana,
a supply Of Boots and Shoes, made c.
trcIc-t Eastern materials. All work
from uuler his hands is warranted TO
stand .a,t. His prices are as follows:
For Kip boots, 1928
" Coarse boots, 2,50
" Coarse shoes from IL 10 l.50.
III other work made to order cheap
er than II can be done in any other shop
in tie county. Campbell 4 Watts, as
well as Reynolds & Gary, in Bowling
Green, will I've kept constantly supplied
with his work of every description.
D.. l. WALSWORTli.
Arril 10Th, 1915. ly-l2
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
FINAL

NOTICE is hereby given, to all cred
~ itors, ard ali others interested in
the estate of the five wards of the I'M
dersigned guardian, viz: James R. Rus
sell, Harman ]. Russell, John P. Rus
sell, and Mary ]. Clanton, (late Mary
]. Russell, and Susan A. Poindexter,
(late Susan A. Russell, heirs how 81
wears Of age, of Robert Russell decd,
that the undersigned will apply at Che
next August term of the Montgomery
county court Missouri, for a final settle
ment of her guardianship with said
wards. BRIDGET RUSSELL
Guardian.
Ai9v l1b, lS4S. AVID.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
SIG pages

at the unpTeceGenlG4 ,.M P''I6 !"
ONE bUhhhh uNni'! ht'"-
the cheapest periodical ever '''0''
~ -, o-;,,r' oE1i c,r+ior, +, he
/, r,;.%s4 ,,5 ,c9,las. ry,naodnr of
n,,, r@,;aripr,s If JaHlr.,ni.r
nsa, ns !, Ia. Locr rnlqr IT.
t.,1 I'LL: ,;r,I o4;,or VIM we are
ao a., L,na Viii materially
/ All ~ :, +, ar,;"r.. from his eloaasGr
nar.;,s n,~a. viii b. adorned by
rr,n'r;b,,,,n. from tie mos, dist,1-
c,;sL.l r~oritical writer's 10 the United
C,,,e. Vs;,lor nor ,xnen,o
,,T, ho snoroi - make !, verify OF
Eo;nT 1IYifnr.l , iey,.hrnk fsr ,.e
iD,m-.,,cv +, ,-,,,c o.na~.fian<,-
ina nnrIi's~s ,nton5 Il sbarI o,cg-
nr ,En L;..h ~.,prd sustained by
Nros, Ueepiv raai,far, in tic 9n'm-
=. d.,.s .r thai nsef,I na3ic,t.aa: il
! shgII'ha . rprord &c ir'poIt.rf rli.;-
4,I Gcts far future u-e & reference.
-. yroil ason abb, e~<nornlrr at sta,
NOR Observation-Disclosures, VIII h
wlfHve rhrorr6 al time. and even
',n.fly. vifI r.y-ntnrlnn,z. t., ~ai.t.
We shall urremiu.n.lv ana H:.h
,hc whole s.ar. devote ourselves To-
,Lo carsa Of universal republican cd
49,
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
F0Ba Sale.

Iron, Steel, Castings, Horse-Collars
Hames, Trace-Chains, Nails, Win
dow-Glass, Putty, Linseed Oil, Tur-
pentine, Goldfish, Mackeral, Gar
den-IIoes, Sad-Irons, Sole and Up.
per Leather, Louisiana Flour, &C.,
SC. Il at the lowest cash prices.
BLOCK & SON.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
Terms of the Hammer.

For a single copy, in advance, 81 90,
if not in advance but during the year,
81 80, if after the expiration Of the
year, So 90. Fer a club of Six subscri-
bers, in advance, $40. For Ten sub
scribers, in advance, $l5 90.
II All letters 10 the Editors, by
mail, must be POST PAID.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
Geo. wilson,

Wholesale Qnd Retail Dealer in
ernae, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
StuIfs, Perfumery, Window-Glass,
and Surgeons instruments,
No. 5, Main Street,
ST. Louis, Mo.
T@All articles il our line of bust
ress will be sole at the very lowest Cash
prices. In exchange, will be taken
Beeswax, Ginseng, and Wheat.
Ian. 81 I845. Gm
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
BOOK LOST!

RNliE first volume of my "Corrcspon-
dence, Memoirs &C., Of President
Jefferson" has been loand out TO some
one or mlslayed. Any information con-
corning it., will be thankfully received
as the loss Of it will greatly detract from
the value Of the set.
a. II. BUCKNER.
BOwling-Greeu June 2Sth. 1915.
3w-2l.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
DRY Goods,
ALSO Groceries, Hardware, Queens

ALSU GrocerIes, Hardware, Queens
ware, &C., SC.
Which they are determined TO sell
very low for CASH or Good Mer-
charitable Produce. Having purchased
their stock at a very small advance on
Eastern cost, they are therefore enabled
to sell the same much cheaper than they
have ever before been offered in this
part of the country. They respectfully
invite their old customers and the pub
lie generally, TO come and examine their
stock and prices; their motto being
Quick safes and small profits.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
THH s EK Y
IETEE, tEY EEE+SEN&EEs.
"TEc E:gucaWo0I Of american
So sgaT !n advance.


i. .. MINOR, hHi'JF y i'oP'''I'''
t,v;stsJ by 4f,rricuS Scuii.
r., ,h. =, orIs.pary next 1854
,ta ,m,bor, Ii,nr,,y MESSENGER
-, - riave,tG Vn'pmc and
49,, ra-,r"naac - tln rrLr,, is rrspec-
..Y,. .,'..;.o3 E,r The nrr,orr
~. ,.. no,, c,ul9cfr4 it nrm"~e
'.- ..,m '..d- La c~roar,camaur
- ~ i.,fs him =, ev,e,t =
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
NEW
q % Old s.
Ck 3 son,

TIT We just received at their old
IA stand, in Ashley, Mo-, a large and
well selected assortment Of latest style
fancy and Sfanle
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
The DEMOCRATIC Banner,

Is Published every Saturday Morning
at EOvliRs-Greeu, by
s. F. MURRAY x A. J. PICkENS.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
TERMS:

Daily paper by the year, in adj
vance. ....... $40 90
" " fer less than 4 year, 81 per
The New York herald., 1845-06-19

SCARLET FEVER IN lLLINos.--Dr. Beatty, of Mount
Morris. ILL.,, under date Of 18th ut, states that the
scarlet fever 10 prevailing 10 alarming extent in that
vicinity many children having fallen victims to the fear
ful epidemic.
The New York herald., 1845-06-19

PENNSYLVANIA STANDARD FOR RYE AND CORN
the 10th ofApr ls45, is provided That from and after
the passage Of this act the standard weight of Rye and
Indian Corn in this Commonwealth, shall be ffy-six
pounds, for each and every bushel thereof
The New York herald., 1845-06-19

!, ONO RIVER AT Pitsburg on Saturday afternoon,
he Ohio River had three feet OF water IN tho channel
and was rising
The New York herald., 1845-06-19

~Gfk For new QRLEANs-Lossian. and New
M2 York Line Regular Packetto sail on Monday, June
.3oth.The elegant, fast sailing Packet Barque GENE
SEE, Capt Minot, will positively sail above her regular
For sght pssssgs having handsome furnished aecommo
datons apply board at Orleans wharf, foot OF Wall At
or 10 r. X. COLLINS & CO. ~ aonth .s
Positively no goods received on boardae Saturday evening
Agent In New Orleans Mr.. JAMES T.. wOODRuFF.
who will promptly forward all goods to his sddress oec
SkR PASSAGE FOR HAMBURG-WithD Desp.sc6--
MXHy The splendid new packet ship eILAS HOLMES
Cap<. O. G. Berry, will sail As above, and can very
sson and eersge This ship having bssn bsit
moot costly description Persons wishing shoud
W. III T. TAPsCOTT
my1u corner South street and Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1845-06-19
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
sTKArsR Az 5ot or & Sunday afternoon
II M. aa%s W q Ns&h,; & white breast and
Nassau street. Maiden Lane shall receive the ABOVE re-
ss sass did
Ess,.s 10 Be HAWKS sable Murray S5
NHES a aa2fkAM.K Tb. Kol.. wAaSM aPs Sn. H4k M
%a ."S sas: fsa :ss Ne
. Sr1a @ Rdss 5 ssss sss
Aah NOTICE T0 BAKERS AND OTHERs-For sale
For further particular. call No Water street
TO LET,
.o :s: sv q %
Is ONE Of the best locations N tho cy r sn l..
change oc-, Cohng Store, Boot and Shoe Store. o. Hat
s' cSs.' :s
3x Real 8 ESE w1Ik ATF sFREE4s RNEEA4EKETa l
COOP 1MrnovESS SEw wHG%r Hfat FARM Of $50 .s4::. =
oa.s~s GSSSs Ohio s
.nSns M Village gx o. the canal: The above WIN be sold
l0s property :" TINS xRNoLD BuFFuM CO.
- A A EAEk M 0PfORTUNITY.se 70. be met
xs' as LIBRARY s, fH.dssss
oa being the back Custom House formerly he
leaving it is health he being advised BY his physician I"
mmsdIsteyEwell worth the while ofany capitalist wishing
CT i application BE- H. ca%iae street sa@ daraS sS
'his week. jeA lw+rh
IA FOR SALE OR TO LET-At the nine mile stone
: kmysbrdge Road four handsome Cottage Houses Two
ina IN he ss Ss.
mam'er an with marble maatles and grates
ne other TWO houses each nine finished above
Also one large Stone House Fort Washington with ten
rooms and Kitchens coach house and out with
OF and-the house well Lhed with marble manes
the houses have gardens well laid out The Manhattan
" pass tss every hour a the day Enquire
he store l53th street, Kingsbrdge Road. jeii 2wxm
HORTICULTURAL GARDENS.
FLUSHING, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK
90 THE SUBSCRIBERS have now for sale beautiful
A Rhododendrons &c. embracing all the novelties Of the
season, grown in the best mnnner. -
ssrawbee Raspberes and Grape ynes Eyewreens and
FlSwcrng Shrubs, Herbsceops Plants Dshlias &c. &C.
sr.aoss araosue sent on application post paid
the Gardens, Sundays and 4th Of July excepted
no 9s very low from three to four dollar; doze
x1 rOR sAbE7A beautiful Couutry Rcs,dence, mile
other BudnE. good Garden, with plenty Of Fruit Ttssss III
mS i%.s and on sosdA A 1s Enquire q
" Es,A!. BUiLDIMG REPAIRS 8 Nassau come
and Done ss bs:
kind q put a Hons but seoa
wpCIknen employed Expedtsus and moderate charges
o Top. or curing smoke Up town orders left with
mH-im*rh Ell. QUINN
The New York herald., 1845-06-19

JAMAIcA.-The Alert arrived yesterday in short
passage from Kingston We did not receive our
newspaper flcs, but undo rstand there no political
news Of consequence. The following quotations OF
the market Of May 23d
Flour has gradually declined and large sales have
been effected at 23s a 2Ss. Cornmeal-l5s. los 3D.
Buttcr-sacs of American at ID led. Lard-The mar
ket barely supplied sales Of American at SD ID
PorkSaes have been effected OF 200 bbs prime and 200
prime at 70s Corn-sales at 6s IS Sugar Sales
at 2s ass 3D. Sterling Exchange 80 days par 60 days
} discount.
letter Of the a7th states that pork continues high
the receipts by the Whttsn tonly small parcel) from
this port had caused decine.N o. Bulletin, June TO-
The New York herald., 1845-06-19
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
CirculatiOn---Forty Tho usand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per
copy-$7 % per annum-payable In advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-rricc 81 cents
per copyS3 l2B cents per annum-payable in advance
p ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-always
cash in advance. =
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
to the must be post paid or the postage
will be deducted from the subscription money remlted
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEroR THE New YoRK HERALD EsrA ABLIsHxxrT
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nasaan streets
The New York herald., 1845-06-19

EXTENSIVE HAUL OF FIsH.-Over one million chits
fish were taken with the seine at New Haven yes
terday morning. They weighed 400 tons, and are
worth for manure $500. Being hauled in at high tide
and the net made fast to windlass the receding tide e
them high and dry-looking like snow bank, ex.
tensiye dcposte Of salt.
The New York herald., 1845-06-19
TO COUNTRY MERCHH NTS
ROOTS AND SHOES

Z. JOHNSON, tate Wilson 4 Johnson) -
has hand, in store H2 Chatham street, d.
recy opposite the theatre Of the best assorted
Boots and Shoes that be had in the city Gents Kip
Ps5ssd and sswed from the Easrep manuisctore. Lade:
greater variety Of Cden shoes than any other
CITY fine Caters twenty different kinds Gents
bpckskn shoes Sporsmsn Fshemen and Seamens Boots.
store open m 10 O'Clock in the evening" giving country
chants an opportunity ofexamnng the goods their leisure
The New York herald., 1845-06-19

ROBBERY AT NAUvoo.--The last Warsaw (Ill)
Signal has the following last week most ag-
gravating robbery was committed in the holy city Da-
vid Bryant young merchant. whose quiet and amiahle
disposition would have erabled him to live in peace in
any community than that at Nauvoo having fallen under
the m.edction of the saints compelled TO settle up
HE business and prepare to leave the city He accord
ingly packed up all his goods and deposited them in
warehouse the landing 70 await the arrival Of boat
In the meantime he visited Fort Madison to settle seme
business that place and while absent the warehouse
containing his goods broken OPEN and every article
consisting of his entire stock Of goods, stolen.
The New York herald., 1845-06-19

= FINE FRENCH BOOTSf for 50 50 City Made and for
style and durability they equal those sold for S.
Young Co.'S Imperial French Boot and Shoe Manufac.
turing Depot No. Ann Of the Fashiona-
Die Boot Mpnusctoriss in ; city Fine French Dress Boots
IS and g. Boots Shoes Gaten &c., made order the ahor.
test notice Mendng &c, done in the Wm NJ Young
New York. Broadway. VIM M. YOUNG, and
m m n n JONEQ
The New York herald., 1845-06-19
LOOK AT THIS.

\
Lust KECEvED L by the packet ship Duchess D'O,
Boots ever seen and now Offer whoessle sad retail the
order for $ and the greatest Of all kinds Of Boots
and Shoes and 0oss Ladies this store you will find the
Ties and al other kinds Misses and Chdns from the largest
the smallest; don't mistake the No T Broadway cor.
Of franklin street. M CAHILL
myl6 lms
The New York herald., 1845-06-19

CAPE HAyTrEN.-We learn from Capt. Hardy, of
the Sllenus, that there was much sickness at Cape
Haytien when he left the 9Th instant but that the in
habtants very fortunate in securing the services
of Dr. s. f. d. Bumstead Of Boston, graduate of Har.
ward University whose skill attention and gentemanly
department had fully gained the confidence OF the people,
Boston Transcript, june IL.
The New York herald., 1845-06-19

CHIP OF THE OLD BLOCK
- MAJOR FANCHER 4 YOUNG BOSS RICH
ARDS No Bowery, stick to yet and know that they
- and 81 So Ladies' Shoes At wonderful low prices So
stop your clack lovers Of Booolosical imposition.
The New York herald., 1845-06-19

AVERAGE HEAT OF THE WEATHER average
temperature of the month of May, the present year,
nearly six degrees colder than May last year. and
the coldest with exception, that of May, 1882,
(Which was fraction over half degree colder for the
last IS years May 1892 the warmest of any month
during this period Of time and that eight
grees than the past month The average Of the
months of March, April and May this year. Is about
degrees less than the corresponding months last year
--Newbt0yporf Herald, June H.
The New York herald., 1845-06-19

MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY.
AAn N AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS
G@zz@5s-The splendd steamboat SOUTH AMERI.
$3.50 CA, Captain II. M. Truesdel will leave the
foot q 8ATc street tno.th side Of the Fsy Thursday
morning, June 10th, at o'clock n 80
Forpassage apply on board the boat.
Usual Landi gsCaldwells, West Point Newburgh Hamp
ton Mlton Poughkeepsie, Hyde Park Rhinebeck Redhook
Maiden Caiskl, Hudson, Coxsacke Kinderhook and New
Bait1more. 9rc
The New York herald., 1845-06-19
MORNING LINE AT Z O'CLOCK.
- 0Ga1 0N FOR ALBANY, TROY and intermsd

aoe7 1N- FOR ALBANY, TROY and intermediate
landings from the Steamboat Pier al the foot OF
- Barclay street
Bre kfast aid Dinner board the boat.
Leaves New York O'Clock, A. NJ Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturday and Troy O'clock A. NJ Albany O'Clock
The ow-psssure steanboat TROY CAPTAIN A. Gorham.
passage freight, apply board F. B. Hail. the
Office on the wharf
NotceA goods freight baggage bank bills specie or any
other kind Of property taken shipped puon hoard this
must BE- at the risk Of the of such goods freight
gage, SC. jeisrc
NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE.
aAf!SH "a FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT
e2@AE3s Tho steamboat EMPIRE Captain X.
street, THURSDAY EVENING, At !! O'clock.
The Empire owing her light draught OF water will
bed all times the bar and reach Albany and Troy
ample time to take the morning train Of going
For Passage or Freight apply on board, to e. CLARK
the Office on the wharf, ju8
MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY,
AS @ AND INTERMEDIARY, LA LANDINGS. NG