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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

N oTlCE OF application for the discharge Of al insovent
from his debts, pursuant TO the provision Of the mir
article OF the rs title OF the nth chapter Of the seeohu
part Of the revised statutes.
December l0th 1874 creditors TO appear before the non
Patrick c. Buchan frs Judge Of Monroe County CoaI
and Counsellor Law the Supreme Court al MS once
In the city Rochester in the county OF Aoroe OIL s"e
2sth Gay Of February next, Al 10 A. u.
HILLS & HUMPHREY,
dt3IavInw Atty's for IDsovent
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

~ PURSUANCE of an order cf Tie Surrogate y IL
county OF New York, NcIce s hereby gvep TO all per-
CONS having claims against ANN ELIZA COLGATE, i-e
OF the city OF York, deceased, present the same 'gh
vouchers u eof the SUI :ribcr At No. SO Cliff street,
on or before the goth day o. July next.
iai Ian5m JANIS STOKES, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

S1a. FOURTH .iA0 hkIsI0PHEki : 81 Is =
corner o: our ard Christopher strees-conta iag
about lot adrinue iilb.ts Coss For terms Apply 10
ANTHONY :. BLEECkER X CO
fy- l,y No.7 Broad ST " Ns! -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

T., PURSUANCE OF ort-- Of the our- osale oi the
county Of NewYek Notice i ereby given TO all per
persons navirs claims against SUSAN hfCRlGo' lte OF
the city of Sswyork lecease, to presen The SANE win
vouchers thereof the subscribers at e residence u L.
Ayc.gs No. ico Gre mich itreet. IN the city Of New
Yorl, on, or ''et0rg the 18th Gay OF June next.
Dated NewYoTk, the 9Th dsy Of December, 1874.
DC Iaw6m B. B.AICRIGG.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

CILAZED STRAW bOAkU25IIifnr Ifr!S 9I' n BurlinE sip
u and 10. sale by CYRUS w. FiE"O'' . D
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

The following sales Of Stocks were made at Bos-
Ton yesterday
Al the Brokers' Board-lo shs Western r. 9si so wcs-
te-n r. scrip ,ola so do, bo, 9el 100 do e9s; so do,
e9i; 100 Boston Co l2i; 100 do, bw. l2t IS do. l2
10 Nor wor r. 70; IS do 72i; 100 WILMINGTON +, %;
81 CO. 2it; 2S do. blO 22i; Eastarn B. Mass, 1875.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

n PURSUANCE q an order Of tlil surrogat Or tE3
county OF Ne,y-York Notice hereby given TO all per-
sous having claims agaiust GEORGE RIDFf: late II ti
slanc Of Cuba rnerchrIt deceS d. present c sane
with e vouchers there TO subscriber, the residence
william Rplc;, No. 90 Diytsionsteeet in the city OF
York. on before the 2st day Of June ncAt-Dated
Ner--Yo-k the 18th day Of December, ls...
da9 ia,yhuls STEPHEN j. RIDER. Afnin rtracf.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

~ FARM FOR SALE-Situated In New-iiaven
fnt3 County Conn. OH the line Of the New-fork and
New-IIaven (contemp!atedD Railroad Said farm
contains about 100 excellent land, under good cu-
tiyatiol and I'll watcrcd &c The
buildings are all OF the first class and well adapted to farm
ing purposes Terms Further particulars may be had
Oh application 10 II. L. HODGES. New-Haven, or to
fIltf RUSSELL SMITH, 81 Libertystreet \. y.
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The Bishop and Mis-. Plat"

To nc Ednor 0f Ihs Tribune
In reply b. an article in yesterday Tribune which as
appears without the usual marks Of Advertisement
indicates the bestowment Of favor upon ~ author d.
med 20 communication Of our The same subject
the Editors ofthc National Protestant Magazine beg io
state 10 the writer thai they have never received iho
slightest ntima'ion rom any of the near relatives of
the lady referred In the communication nor from ang
other source than except fhe Catholic Freeman Jour
nal thai the statement made by them hat .he W.
wrongfuiy Influenced % deser her home and friends i
the purpose u entering Catholic nunnery and furnish
for the purpose with $500 and trunk u nuns ooihlng
IS IN anv degree untrue that the exposure o he bas
plot has given any offence. On fhe contrary proof
tina, cannot be doubted denied, has since come b.
their knowledge which fully subs,sniaes the statement
Of which your correspondent compans but he act, Of
which be carefully avoids denying These iac> have
not and riU not b. specifically denied and the etier-
Which contain the proof Of this daring intrusion Of Pop.n
priests into the bo-om VI Protestant families Influencing
children 10 disobey the wishes Of their parents and
fucing the young and beautiful 70 u ie which
Al. history warrants believe o. be- o. corruption
and crime may yet be- gwen 20 The pubic C.ra.n % j.
that such letter. are The hands o. he parfnts who
only restrained by those personal considerations wA.ci
mus; naturally ex-, in such case from publishing them
70 the word.
EDrross TIE NATIONAL PsorEsrAST AAcAzfNE
| Nsa- York Jsae lifh. Las.
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once more hand you a reply 70 your article signed
New. Yorker The gentleman appears TO understand
your first article exclusive than r' have an dcn
that il was intended Many very fine Piano Forie' have
doubtless been made ia New York but is that 10 sa}
that ones equally good leven though they are ians"
instrlmenis) cannot be made In Boston The modest
gentleman who prctcnds 10 Boz the champion for New
York Is rather exclusive in his prases and makes not
the slightest mention Of other mtkers who are much
more extensively known than Mcssrs y. and r. md
whose reputation Piano Porte mixers viii doubtless
compare with theirs We willing 10 tpubIic opinion
be- the ,es of our articles Thus far believe that ",
have done our fu share of business and have heard not
a single complaint.
We beg leave again 10 correct the Gentleman. he
SAYS that by our own admission cannot manufacture
Piano-Fores equal 70 the Yankee Piano Forte maker
Where he finds such admission We cannot tell but
a, the same time inform him that RI, never had
the honor OF making biano-Forie, and n he VIII
take the trouble 70 inquire. he viii find that J.
II 4 p Of Broadway entirely different per
sons from Messrs Firth s. Hall Of Franklin -pare-bc
ng connected only A. father and SON. and not part
ner. in business. II he will inquire al Messrs F II -
(Frsnklin square, they will doubtless inform him h ai
ter % year. experience they ~ able 10 manufacture
a Pano.Forte. il not Mc-srs. b. s. r. must Boz much
more gifted b. nature they appear % have learned n
e-- than one third ofihai time. We are obliged o. orr
friend iorexplaining hi. meaning Of New England pl.
iudices" i may BE- that be came from farther down
East than we did set ho has seen much n crea.
ton elsewhere that he has particular oanns for sny
thing thai comes from thar section. This -ha boz the
a., time that VIII trouble you la this ma'fsrfrst
because We can clearly see the motives of the other
party and secondly. because md mi. manner %
answering other peoples advertisements rather unproal
able Very truly, FIRTH HALL. s POND,
~ Broadway, cor Park Place
sole Agents Tor Chick0in9s c,iebrai,d Piano Fortos
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DIRECTORY FOR is4s AND 70.

HEAR BOTH .lDFs BEFORE fOJ JLDOL
- TIE Nev-i of. aud Bfoo-iyn Drueor,, 80 .
Map and variety of valuable ani gearrsi n'of -
lsfr .l Vol Is now really F0r -ae AZ - F~''
ans BIZ Agents. y,h<u
Publishers rely on thr general c0rf.ciness y -
s0fs for s1f an believed where % = sAair'rs 49,.
give satisfaction. rrpporlT thai t.e pub ~y.- $3.50 IA
stand 40 aapi-cllr fle motives ~ ilc Dfn-f ,ots
advertising 4.sn-t DE OFPasifio> Distc fosf
ynntet, slt * receui.y DEE -
mDnopolze h- Ness-l ora Directory mafAei, ~ -.ss,
irnt Bat rnang be- has prrgicel iar coumnn. 80 4
ne Opposition Directory. hat some fefasr T" -, ~
flrs believing hi. in-lnus0n- that u e"p' - ..y.t
Y.arn0 now stale and can prove fha ~ en- ~.rms
% competent ~ canvass 'is feo - sri - -,,~rfs
uon iry collected ifuiu door t0 door cot. - - . -
~ oar Dfrctory-yur- CONTAINING aDouf VIZ A
sew i0ra alone lsn al seaI'r DID, -. in..,,
Therefore He irlgnllly nrqe ~ a. 30. a. ,paf.
Ial1us llai Directory . cupy ~ AS 20 ,,Se1i
1g usilcr abJr nor expense. Ne afe tns'-. r~rs<f
Directory about earlier ibAl ls-a- -. . y
Directory Il improbable, bar wr do 1880 81 - =
act yeers or as any iof a. -, no. -
We .0.irf The people "a easnne ~ torinsr 70
0.asei by ,aferefsd opposition. WIN pooe a -
n..ui we MEND publish Directories 10 ia'ufe $50
solAbe pnoesh~ desire = ccri4ia Dfeei'' ~ AZ
e,,, ,.','.r.ss,n., GROOt EL-1vNl
"a Publishers 49, PfVpns.oEs, ~ s~'~~
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SONGS FOR TnE rEoPLE-so. TO

Happy iice happy face. whale nay tale in ie may be
-'l again. for fIlee m Vau.lf adj enptol- an ifes,
of sni healthy shin. fnce uf youth and hrsay
A. should know whose face iauld hat io Dse jonfs
~lHu = Dos duly. lw0uH -ifsii
Won Irlg- Soap blessed SOAP. without Lee beauty "
B.tIg' boast ard homry, hope, -li. drive pm9's' (.
avay ig.es
Whrner my lace u rcsle DER V'h .unllfn. an W pm
Ir tear, ur h0l iI lear. clear my ssn nod tmpfa
I1lc-'- Soap WDldf0l- soap, a.
for erpluns. claprri fesh or di.fgufcmeni ~ ~ %
rlI1fi skin, nothing lfs acfsd s0 calmnEy 10 ~
genuine JYrs-'- Italian Chemical -onp u lmiafr sns
usfsnfaur.y lD fs skin. -uoufhne-- c.etfness All
illnr-s truly beautiful Tie cesresf fact ~ m. ekcelen's
that IL cUaniefieei n al directions nefeiofe inl'
sff none blf Jun-'- soap.
To- maAr fhr har grow, o -iop 30 'almg IN, 'o cure ~
-cirf uf dsnlrlf D make lsf red grey lar grow ~
lfag huc. daA ud besurfiio dfr-- hars1 rough dJ n
la lir. ulfAng has Nrrn Invented ,Onofnes o.
beautiful, .l llfh'e. aH sn much admired ~ Jupes IA.
Restorative Even Tor dressing he hair b !. chrsgef MAJ
Ls common ua. called hair oils pomsdss, A. Pefso''
Ahu nee D. once NI newer wish fo lse anything ese -
price ). g. ora shlIuys b0ffesf he b lD ~ NJ As'
Eagle. ~ Chatham street. 81 Broadway of 10 fsp1
street. bru0kiyui sfsis-sfreei Boston LcasI D.s
.ur., PHI adelrlL ell Fsoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-14

STILL ANoTHER Disastrous FIRE AT PITS
suRGH About half past o'clock ms morning nam
were seen Issuing cut Of the stable Of Mrs 'erner cor
ner Of Exchange and Brewery alleys between Liberty
and Penn streets and - Clair and IRWIN streets sno
soon spread 20 surrounding buildings from hrs ; er
ner- stable the FIRE communicated 70 me sAot OF ny
NCuicheon, which also Destroyed Eroui mere, IN
direct line along Exchange alley, X burned 2 slao.e
and partly destroyed ". s n Nicne.iree- al-i4-eIy
where stopped in that direction several -ned- ana
outhou-cs Of one sort or other were burned GA i- ro"
From the ds,erv th IRE worked down 20 Penn stree
destroying large frame which We could not earn N
name Of ttihi. unctre ihe threctory orck mouse Of
Nr Samuel Mclean Wa. considerably damaged.
Next Psnn-sreci TIE Livery stables OF NJ yaiiis'
A6e- the frame dwelling ii Mrs. werner and The c"e-
M Of Nr White. extending 70 the corner Of Brewery
alley. were consumed
The Pittsburgh Brewery beonsln- 70 5eo- " -l--tn
and building next to H. On the West side q Brewery
alley, were IRE several times, ult saved y ne VIZ
lance ID; the rremen The back roofs o. seFerA store
fronting on Lhcrty-streci caught Aso hui were eNlh
-ulshed without much danger
We have not now room for further particulars Tn
IRE undoubtedly the work Of ineendisres
Pittsburgh ARIEL 10Th.
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BY THIS MORNINGS NAIL.
- The following Is from the Union OF lnursuAs
evening VIII the Evening Post anc MorhiHs
News endorse the sentiments Il II not polite

-r--os-.x- ArFor~r~rS-.-Nr Van Ness hs. y
si-ueG The Colectorship Of New iork-fhe resi-naon
% AXE e-fec, on the ~ 0i Juiy next The rtr ~
accepted a. resignation and appointed ,oiheil-s
Lawrence 20 tbs mo-- important Office u j. oes ~
no aou-renr could ie made more satisfactory 10 M
Democracy u Oh c'asss. than that u Nr Lawrencc
due 10 Mr. Van Ne-s say that De a- di-ehA ecu ~
duties u he Office with great ability. tie reiIes N''.
the -s- wishes for the u the Adm nisTslch ."
which he has avay- been IN efcieni supporter and r.
-sns in hs retirement the respect ana confidence % d.
our trends al this pace.
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE REslDENT-Officiai
coRxE1rrs ". LAWRENCE Collector Of tho Por' of
NewYork 70 take effect on the lst Of July next In pisct
u L Z Van Nes- resigned.
yqr Department June ll-Lieut H. G. FIsGG. 20 take
passage n the Southampton Tor duty IN African SQUAD
ron.
- The President j. still indisposed. though bet
-. sv.nir- frnion of Thursday
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Things in Philadelphia.
corre.pondence Of The Tlbune.

PHILADELPHIA June l}-P. ".
An election for Commissioners OF the District OF
spring Garden i now going Up % ne nour 81 clos
M no disturbances have occurred az ial A. can leai D.
except knockdown or t'So.
The body OF a woman. named nelly. was ioln'
i-owued this moruin- floating Ia the Delaware me
Coroner who has Justly been censurct by ne County
Board refused % hold m inquest or bury The body
some difference between 5000 and 100 per year
From BAFrA DOr~-A private letter received
this morning from Barbados dated May --h. says -
TIN. sand 0. suffering much from croUih. lAc sugar
crop to. the present year has been nearly rcapcd ard me
greater part shipped 20 the British market. The eNpec
a.ou II The p sncrs vii not be- realized a. CARDS me
aggregate quantity Naive productions are scarce ani
command high price and were y not iof tne ample
Importation. Of American produce the distress among
he rural classes would be felt 20 d,irtss extent
There = no new feature notice IN The American pro
i,rs market sxre1t Pork which commands >lbG : j.
per barrel With the exception OF re-" cases oil Fever
The island Il healthy
+, About o'clock last evening fire broke ont m a
sr-o three story budding. on Broadsircc near flner
occupied n machine shop and sash menuiactory WINCH
did considerable damage before arrested
In reference 10 the destruction Of the Academy ~
Fine Arts have no additional particulars OF interest ''
communicate There j. nor The slightest douDi ou' th
ire was the work OF some demon IN human shape. \
ook upon the ruins enough 10 make ones heart sicN
particularly the statue Gallery where I'll me hne cast
and il.ts including the colossal marble Dust ol mp
con. hy CaHova and Gocthc- Neqhisophie'. ~ i,d
rick. are entirely destroyed
Thu large and splendid collection Of Curosities.
with the cases fixture Sc belonging 90 the Phiiaieph
Museum Company shortly 20 be sold by ORDER OF me
.1e-ia f1r psyrncnf OF a debt exceeding >ioo0o
stock. are less firm today state Is closing al o
decline OF Wilmington Railroad shares : Readin
Railroad from Yesterdays rates Texas 10 per cts "er
81 offered - asked Pennsylvania D. -oi offered :
asked
Frs. Board-50 Reading Railroad cash, ri - Farm
ere and Mechanics Bank. A. s2v0 Tennessee Bono
r. -3l- 3 Northern Bank kenfuckv 92i 800 Chez
peak and Delaware Canal Loan. ~ G.rard Bank. -
$500 state IS 75i. $500 .
Sec9ad Board-s3O00 Cincinnati Bonds. 6- 1850. 90
: 1000 Reading Bonds cash =. 81 wilmington hs.l
Dad ~. 30 Rendmr Railroad. 27i 500 L. :. Bank
Notes u $500 do do. III e26- DO do, III, -l9o d,
TO- - 700 90 do ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-14

DIsGRACFfUL FRACss-A boy by Tie name Of
lanes Mercer an .r,,clei seaman on board the T.
Revenue Gutter Crawford. Capt aiio ~ -sFafah on
the 9Th INST having Obtained leave o. Ao-enee neglected.
70 rsturn the appointed time An ofacer beng sent
for him be was found on board ne mp ~, oo.on1o'
brought back 10 the Crawford and logged his brother
Impaired him and demanded his release as British
subject, when words ensued and ne brother was put
ashore Cap, T. On going ashore stewards was insult
ed by number of British sailors who followed Inn with
cube A;.er wA--ns them 70 10 eject re nred o,
Cots revolving pistol. and OF The oas struck the
rnzesder neal the rsh, eye passing our On the other
SIDE OF The head He tAsn th-es,ened TIE LIE q Capt
sat.o ;oT .k.cl le MA arrested AID Imprisoned
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TO-DAY'S OUTSIDE

FIRST PAGE-Modem British Essayisis' TINTED sta'e-
Farm Book; Photography; Another Mammoth Cave anc
various other Miscellaneous articles
FOURTH PAGE-Battlc Of Blenheim Commercial and
Money Matters; Marine Journal.
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Court lnicndnr.

SUPERIOR CorAr-Nos o. IS, 70, :, 9, s., -, -
-
CIRCUIT -Monday-Nol. g. 95 %, no. Ill
~ i2J 33i 10 20 lj2
COMMON PLEAs-Thcrc viii be recess AZ this Court
next week
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BUSINESS MArTEs-GEIAr sroAE.-Our Old friend
Morrison % accommodate h. customers, has taken 10
the store ADJOINING h. old stand that be now occu-
pies -o and - Greenwich street where be il 10 be-
found every day busy snd aci4ye ever and over
flowing with purchaser he has established name for
being Of the cheapest dealers In SewYork and a.
wsys ses good articles. Every thing In the Grocery
Teas, OILS Paint. Drug. and Dye stuff Inc b. had
his establishment well great varieties u o,hsi
merchandise super excellent and uneqaaed IN low pr
ce- Let every body who ha- bought VI him 30 81
now and they viii ind cheap great store 20 buy from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-14

See her fsce destroyed by chalk
Once WA whfc. bsf INV 'fis yellow
Coarse and rough sad DARK sul -al.O~
70 bf"AKE~isnffs. rltfr NOT tONsos rhsfAs''e
lHALK o. WI run your -sln ise that hrsn M sesesDs
.reparI |0n ne Jnne. spanish LILY W'le-f NM ~,
Iuur erin natural lirkc wl'cnr-s and improve ~.
tsn sod olIy 10 ~ Chatham street. 81 bfutassh 4"
fIiOu--i, Brooklyn. and safest Boston lei1 Af'
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- Col r. NJ JoHSsoy Is at Washington CT

70 By An advertisement in another column i VII b
.een that Mr. Brough ATE auditor Of the State Of Ohio
ha. resumed the practice Of Law at Cincinnati Mr.
Brou-h managed the public business faithfully and VII
no doubt carry his close application snd energy into his
Law Office.
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AZ herr ~ni. % engage the rspeion fhs shog-
- ~ n,ser..s.n ~ CAPT Fscmon beyond tn -nea,n
-. Isx s,rs, A. tniru.c suxcfy 70 cn.sse m -,
900, To arli p-ttatc Interviews WITH sach crowd
..,-,1-.r.. c.r. Fr,f--. .,re no.rc ,k.s he -ouff
on yt,,risy '-s-1ins p 70 oe'ock. q ~ r,a'v-.i
h.. .xr.o, IN. ,.n-. II ,sr s,rvcs and ,ts -.
,,a c5ni,.ou.wrh vhs-h iiisy a.f comply vho t.irss
=. +, .,.h IN, sfth.. ,i.n. ana r,sr,' .,,..r,.st
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fh.f Dr. c'ri rt''t' t't r RI -''' tAl az NJ %
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10y .. ...f..r tfr.r.h fhe public fsrtr. .rl -.
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,r.be.. heli ~ Greek council srount The eoans- sN
r.r.i Isl thr Crreks ra,rN srrsrsr fsrous ,ssi.
b.. s... ,-,.en. .ni promo,r hsrnony hereafter
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invited arl nUl ruy If.f Ding iffrl DE- ncsscr-efs ~
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81. t,. Nus, .... f., n,lsh water Then came M a
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liza ..t r.nit.hI. chemical discoveries al InirIn tnies
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fe l,,i .,r .rcr ls'r viIi become tsfk brown o. ~
b.rt. aaaf srac.D,, ND.eoseI greet si,1a'aie 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-14

DARING ROBBERY Mr.. John w Mott, of King
bury Fulton county, robbed on his passage down
the Inc boat A. R. Cobb, Monday morning. OF s5lO
SO notes u the Montgomery county Bank. AID. Arzu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-14

The man hat 5 not clearly IN bis Per.on
Ind IS no, fond Of aviag N the water
SIT for Kitchens, deserts, nothing else
L., none such enter polite society"
iss The clse and who dare say s not . Why do 70,
not cal al the beautiful newly furnished BA kepiby Rab.
nesu a: he A.,cr House and experience a- pleasure Of
wee, AVIATION. En.rs1es u Vesey street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-14

- grand GAIA Day; Performances this afternoon and
evening Al the American Museum Head he oil, and
you ~ 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-14

OONsrocNs EXTRACT - SsKs,rARfLtA-- Every body
should use Co-ock- Extract Of Sarsaparla FOR plne ne
blood and cleansing out the stem ~ The SpfnS ~ ~
year Th- Extract is he best and crlp't ever prepare
4sltinf uf ~ Sold only af n Court lnistifreL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-14

IoILLr AKTiCLEA--kalOls oi r.r mos orisyfA''
rItofs, warranted llr-r farsfy 0i lD0fh, Sci 40 =.
ns bm.tes frIilmefy Nl-f.lF -ni Shaving -osk'' II
D als 1esf qsaa'y n rxreeilFIy l0H rnee- 49,
Cream Tor shaving, ,cl maize. he rc.ssi go.'.ns
.l.t ~ only III cen- ruf, af O. SAT ADkh- -.re.I
nd ulll'actrffr 9f fe MefaAc Tablet -r9l J" D..
fnr ~ Ff'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-14

A RrvrnY DOR Dr,Fst.... TIE success Which Ia, io.
owed fll.u.c of d. NDNl's Acoustic 'A A 'inui deai
... \. ls a.uni.laue W San .uouoce sure islef
lr al .lr-. buying Uosr-, cunuuntl sounds A. NAch
s bur symptom. Of approaching dcai-s Instances are
TAILS runlr 'l our know t-c oi rcnAfAftr cures " 70
l.e 20 OBS wurlefin remedy.
tauUon-Brwarc uf ba-c " Couu'rri'i's and alas -Ins
..luuN genuine af n tulliini -.iiti ana .l "
Field. corner Of 81 avenue aud loih street aso 10 bfo's
tu. lil flIf0n-sflce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-14

-. SouaArD's ITALIAN MFDicArED soar, sold si
Ourlnl street. Price ONLY - cen 'sarraHief 6 ,aHs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-14

to DEAFNESS 90 riE Nosr crsriNArf NsftSt, pos
lively cured hy fhc of Dr. FrIfN boJnstD's Acotsfn
Dn0rs or no pay taken VI Walker 81 hfs store fkoN
hrnedNay>l per flask see certificates ~ cures Of ~ an
VIM --a-L- NJ un.-.-- u .---- ----u-.r----.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-14

-, HAYS LiNiurSr for ihe PlLEs.-rhIs celeuf,ied
remedy Is avs cieeuiu in any CASH sold ONLY {"
4 n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-14

Jones ifaeI islul Nectar cur sppoIll OF wnch ~.
-ls- Cf ilrr forms beautiful frifr-lrs col err.
incc tsFefsse. fno--iuiirg tOie coa'llr- e10ss'
twelve glasses sold pf 2 4. " .hls ~ y
.l1... I,,s,..rD I'll! ssoi