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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04
Bosi0n Cuhira,or.

SrEson PLorGHisG.--A writer in the
Boston CulHvat,E. says" I.asI wister
purchases suhs"Il plough. and used il
just enuugh 10 satisfy myself that il is
very useful implement for farmer.
had corn III present year where it was
nsed. that suffered very litllP. " any, from
the drought. while an tand within eight
rods. of The same quality. bat not subsoil.
ed. the corn wss entirely killed by
drought. ] am satisfied that might have
ssSs rs GSs o. ny sSip Ra igG p s
sent season. -@-.s~t u v.+s !. @
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04

n your horse Is troubled with a sort
or CALLED hack, rub white lead soltenet
with olive oil on the injured par, till il !:
fairly coated. Some recommend solu,
lion OF vitriol in water. but the former re-
medy is preferable. and is, On The whole
more certain tn effect cure.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04

BrDsIs the PEsDH.-Thc editor o.
The Msssrn Farmer says that the bud.
ding Of the peach on plum sinek j. an
ada aniaee TO tie tree in point Of durabili.
iyi that !. vii Presene il rem lie peach
worm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04

Asnsats, 1t IS unquPslionahly true
that domestic animals may be well ladg.
ed. and well fed, and yet be uncamforta-
be. Where cleanliness i. not regarded.
e'en though there sh suld be good sheds.
stalls and fond. The condition uf The ami.
mals will MT he enviable, ay ing 10 lilsll.
and on a surface necessarily rough and I'm.
even. frozen excrem. nj ~nd urine, in cold
weather. produces resllessnes aud misery,
aud not uafrequenily. disease and death.
II the foor be level, the animal will Meth.
er l,e nnr stand wit ease. The excre-
mem instead. Of being conveyed OF. as
10 tie case where there is a slight de-
clina'lnn towards the hinder part Of the
hoor, will eccumulale beneath the animal,
and render his body culd aud wet. The
ma"ger. also, siloul be SO constructed as
10 admit Of his food being taken wiltnul
snhjrciing him To any painful ellnr in OBJ
taining il, or loss from irampling and loul.
lng j. with his feet.
Bosion Cul,irdlor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04

James Watson Webb, esq, of the N.
Y. Courier. has given notice of his lnten'
lon TO sue the prorrielors of the n. y
Tribune for hbai, in reviving the charge
Ina. he was bflbed BY the Bank OF the Y.
States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04

MIssED HIS JraP.-Our friend V. L.,
OF Chambers tells a rapi,al lille story Of
a DIR. Somebody, residen. in Columbus,
Georgia.
The Doctor had been to a champagne
frolic and camehome, late at night. as tight
as tick His wife had gone TO bed and
the Doctor undresscd. and stood before the
fire en- chemise; enjoying its comfortable
warmth. His wife perceiving that he was
slightly " the worse for wear" called him,
telling him 10 come to bed and not fall i'll
to the fire.
stop, my DEAR" said the Doctor, who
was experiencing the sensation of univer-
sal rotation common after a debauch-
" stop, my dear. I'll get in as soon as the
bed GETS round here"
Presently he stretched out his arms to
make a jump, and the bed seemed TO whirl
by him, aud he paused for another chance.
Again the bed swan round to him and he
made tremendous plunge at it, but found
himself in distant corner of the room in
stead Of on feathers.
Well now, my DEAR" said he, rubbing
his head, I'd id you ever see anything
whiz by as quick! Just as lief try 10
Jump in the rail car under full head way'
So the doctor commenced chasing the
bed " on all-fores." and BY dint of hard
" cooniug," and little assistance from his
wife, he eventually succeeded in getting
between the sheets. Uetvmpka Hhig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04
ApvERrlslNu.-The New Orleans Del

ADvERTlslNu.-The New Orleans Del
ia has quite pi,hy paragraph on this sub
ject. Advertising, says the Editor. is TO
business, what the oil is to the night-lamp.
" Withhold the necessary supply of oil,
and the light goes out--advertise not libe-
rally, and who you are, or what is your
business, is known only to admitted circle
your expenses otherwise continue, your
business falls off, youbr and yourname
which has never seen TO an advertisement
in the newspapers, now figures in the list
of bankmpts. This is tue-all true. 1t
is the teaching of The times, and he who
will not learn it must never expect, at this
period of general activity and rivalry in
business. to keep up with his advertising
neighbors in the race for patronage and
prosperity"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

By and IeiM he aacicc and consent Of he Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
Nevv-York Legislature.

"WEDNESDAY, April 2. 1885,
In the SENATE MIR. Folsom presented the remon-
STRANGE of meeting at Croton Hall, New York,
against excluding that city from the full and equa!
operation of the Excise Law. Mr. Corning pre-
sened petition from Schoharie Co. for the passage
OF the law. Mr.. Sherman reported against printing
the memorial Of Margaret Ogden relative to the
treatment of her daughter by the Shakers, and the
report was agreed to. Mr.. Hard. from the select
Committee, TO whom was referred the bill in rela-
lion to distress torrent, reported the same complete,
and 1t was ordered TO third reading. A motion 10
lay the order of the day on the table TO consider
resolution making the Excise bill the special order
for Wednesday afternoon was lost BY unanimous
the bill relative the Receiver of Farmers
Bank of Orleans then read third time and
passed. The Committee of the Whole then pro-
cecdcd to consider the bill authorizing the coosirc-
ton Of a Railroad from albany TO Nelo- York,
which had been set down as the special order for
to-day. The bill was debated by Messrs Lester,
Clark, Sherman, Lott, and other Senators. untilthe
hour OF adjournment. An amendment fixing the
amount OF the capital stock OF the company at five
millions OF dollars instead OF three millions, was
adopted. Other amendments were offered, but
without taking question the Committee rose and
reported progress. In the ASSEMBLY, Mir. Comstock
presented report Of proposed amendment TO The
Constitution, requiring only the consent of MAJOR
y instead Of two-thirds OF the second Legislature,
TO the adoption Of any proposed amendment Re.
ferred TO Committee of the Whole The same
Committee reported a resolution fixing upon We'd
nesday next as the day when the final vote upon
the Constitutional amendments now pending shall
be taken On this there was sharp debate which
lasted I'LL the hour of recess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
MARRIED.

On Thursday Sd ins; by Rev William Patton, D. D. NJ
THOMAS 3. CUNNING Of this city, 70 LOUISA JEs-
SUP daughter Of the late William Jessup Wilton, Conn
On Wednesday. % inst by Rev. Isaac Derunc. JOHN
". KEESE 10 CoRSELIA, daughter Of A. Y. Hoffman,
Esq.
YESTERDAY evening I'd Apr4i. By Rev Charles Cons.an-
tine Pise d. d. Mr.. WILLIAM ROWE 70 Miss H-rs5SAH
EVANS FRIER, both Of ibis cty.
%. By Rev orviIie Dewey, Lucius Tuckcnan o. Chi
caso. II. 70 Eliza W. Gibbs
A: Troy, 3otn nit Michael Hays 20 Lucinda Brooks
AT Philadelphia 3ls: ult VIM Russell Jane McCrack-
en- 30ih Joseph Pcgsor 10 2ebecca Wells 9th, Rdgway
Gibbs to Martha n. CONWAY.
At Newburgh 2oth uIt Nelson Bothie Kessh Griggs
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ROMAN EYE RALSAlI.

" THE LIGHT OF TINE BopY THE EYE.7-Whai a
Calamity be 70. those who have weak eyes 20 live IN
perpetual twilight They read pleasant books or
write pleasant letters their friends enjoy the pleasant
sunshine Of bright day Nature be joyful in
Not necessarily however Science has produced many
nens NJ ,b m Ion" ho br ba cn1sd ~. ,,s snpl;raion
could b. rad sitting If the eyelids intamed
the eyebslS boodshot the have
beenju.t call the OF esrs Sands Co IN Broad
and hey Will furnish with OF The BalsaIn Tor %
cents with printed directions for Pefsevere in the
plication for short time. Fou triH succeed.
Prepared and sold By a. i. SANDS co. Chemists snd
Druggists 22 Broadway Chambers Sold also at .
Fulton 81 and u East Broadway. NIL Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
BOARD

DOARDING-A few Geniee! persons can b. accommodated
ID with Boa ri Ard desirable wiki bedrooms and clos
dining the I'd ard I'd foor o house 80 Gamblers
street few doors westoi Bfosdway h rooms are largs
md airy aad The house well IMPLIED with Csotan water
and bathing room. - which boarrfs viii have with
chsrGo References giyca and required Sppr It
81 Chambers % - i'tf
DOABDlNG-Nos B9aDd o. Clark St BrooNlyn-F0ur o-
y five Of the tins establishment viii b. vacated
tfieni i-rod betw cen sad the tr't 81 hv ilm
rl contemplated BIZ the present proprietor he w be happy
make for their occupation for the Summer or
during the year. ~ 'rod-
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uESRy,s CHINESE SHAVING CREAM.

Charlie. Lamb was of opinion that ii facts are stubborn
things stiff certainly the most stubborn OF "iaes
"Ildeous horrible. and hairy
No who can speak experience will sansay thus pro-
position Aud yet how Illogical will sometimes be IN
their practice however their theories may be There
are sill few so inconsistent shave with Soap although
they must be OF the existence of that Inaos pea
tion-HcNry's CniNr.s SHAvING CREAM. This is truly
r,raJox If YOU know how to appreciate luxurious have
why no, use the meaus Does economy prevent You So
the notions like the baseess fabric of vision, as Saks
peaTr SAYS The Sharing Cream by far more economical
in the long run"
Prepared and sold by A. 3. SANps &Co chemists ana
Druggists 27a Broadway Chambcrss 'Sold also at ~
Eulen.s, and = East Broadway Price so cents
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DIED

3D. Mrs. Mary Roberta IS; YIN. c. Wright. 90; Isaac
l. Miller, %.
LIST, Or. Daniel Dayton, So.
AT Staten Island, lst Edward Il Lawrence.
AZ Oyster Bay. L. l. 3)th u Mrs Marsery Fleet, 53.
At Penn Van, 18th ul;. John Wise, ST.
A: Syracuse, 18th uit Susan ". Leonard 81.
a: Auburn. 10Th u!t. o-smus p. Brown, 90.
At Madison Ia. 18th u; Robert Wilson. OF NewYork,
aged 30.
At Philadelphia 3ls ult- Mary Watnough, 2I MIS-.
Ro1snna Albertson, %; aoh, Lafayette Whitehead, Of
Georgia.
Al New Athens, Ohio, eth ul: Rev John Walker, SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

Just landed and received freHty styles OF
nch DRESS GOODS. the most splendid and ezpensire
Fabrics. and tie richest coloTiGgs ever exhibited.
1be attention Of those who buy for the Fashionable
trade is invited, BOWEN < NcNANEE,
ma I'm Hams e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

March % lat 25 90 Ion 90 s. British brig Victoria from
Novia Scotia for Liverpool.
18th lat IS A. Ion IS 90 ship WIN Hamilton Cole, from
the NV Coast, full! for NBcdiord.
3sth u OF Loo Key brig Crotch and ship Bowditch for
Norleans.
on Cape May, saw ship showing signal with red
March IS, lat 10 Is lon 81 Is, whale ship India, full for
NBetlord
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04


70 III. regy scientific chemist affords OCCASIONALLY inueh
amusement The last rich thing is the "
OF th. p:ei.ndeTs h. has eminent which Is 20
Re the oaly article that has poeer remove ta
frecl,s &c; sud Furthermore, that the cause OF '
urrnents es IN he blood. Think Of that reader an cn
". have heard s;rorg that u was ussa M
drawing nails out ;wouch plank; but thiS wohGefu
deugr. II, ,,,,,
alone fox the complete removal Of all dsnreneats g. te
skin the OF this exquisite soap every 'c,sife OF an
hnple frekie sugSuIu or RedasS' wall vanish e'ea As
COURAUDS Foudres Slbiilss. for upsoossng the HAIR;
guid Vegetable Rouge Tor ,ir,nS the ehseks wh i1.s
Hr ~ Bromn or BacS; Liz he for adding the ska
An slsbastr bance beautiful 10 behold these and large
easnti,y Of ether vaass so'ees 1nq pos
Nslkerst FIST store from Broadway; N ia
k'ss: SS bS sd.es Of % Beauty pses'
Asen,s-JsTdar. Milkst. Boston; Carleton Le"eli' 20
Chesrutsi fhiladslrhia. Nc
PIMrIrs on rHr FACE. TAS, FRrcKtrs, GROSS Sun
FACE MAscuLiNs SNN.The general cause oil esupohs au
other Disbursements Of the Skin hes N the blood as II
70 determine its Impurities the surface wheTe 'eS '
seabs piinpcs aud other spots.
is the obstruction Of the Iseasble Preparation WHICH,
being lodged in cutcle only be removed oy oS'
the pores when all these ernptons and impurities "i
IL is believed that Mc-4iisters .9u-HedhrS oiht 10
the only article ,ha, has pccer TO the skin heah
ac.ion.
To render the ssot transparent aud fresh the In
sensible psrspiration mus, be uneheesed and free No Soaps
or compounds eee, this unless ,hsy possess s"e"
power-,hey iujure more than benefit.
The Afleang Oiut expressly for thiS papos'
and highly psrfumed,
Sold at the Grand Depot ss South street and by the eh'
Druggists Of the City. I"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GOODS,!.

HOUSE-EJ RNiSHlNG GOOiio!!,
THE Sub.cSe did call the OF persons about
cnmmtaclug housekeeping % their and large assort-
nent hcl VIII BE- found complete al 'slous branches,
laid offer ;le srate INDUCEMENTS TO purchasers
ss,trv establishment The following comprise
S on Of s articles which kept constantly hand
made the best materials aud III tie most substantial
A''''5'' WOODEN WARE,
such Tubs Pals Brc9ns set,- ADD other Kitchen t.
bles Clothes Hens,, Sep Ladders. Pantry Se'. Wash
Be- Iows Rollers Knife Cleaners and Knife Boards
Y Boards. Paste cards. Rolling Pms, Meat and Cheese
SIZE RririsesstoIs Of - latest ald approved kind
fsleH; cs-Ct-4m trreae ashes Of every variety Door
MS - WILLOW WARE. CRADLES.
WAGONS Nursery LhairS Bamboo. Cottsge snd Garden
great yafirIg Of F.snch and German Fancy Baskets.
HARDWARE,
c,raprisiu. Pots Kettles Sauc- Pans G5dc. Bake Pans
Tea cities Fish Kettles stew Pans. Fy Pans GdironS,
sour Dsrsers kiliers Spiders coffee Roasis Flat Iron,
ad sands Ba,;sc spoons aides Flesh Forks Swimmers
Ese WHIPS Rich S,es Fire a Standards, Fine ivory
anu ' PfhR'R%IsH HID ASD COMMON TIN WARE,
embracing Show Baths ofour manufacture warranted
the best article Of the kind SP9nsRg Baths BAhins
lin, Coffee and Tea Ufas. Egs Codders, soup Tuneens,
Covered dishes Dish lovers rlie Heaters n and oiT-
Plity PHs Paste Cutet Mare Lamps. Oyster and Hash
Dishes. ,.,,>.,,,,.,,
Fine Gold Border amd common Tea Tys, spe, aud Cake
B01es Il. COFFEE nee Canistsr Sugar Boxes Cash
and Deed Boxes Bread aud hnI- rays cpIttoons Stop .d
Water Pals Toilet Pals Water Cas- Gard Trays Port 70
PL1TED, BRITANNIA AND GERMAN SILVER
,.pl a Sets, =, and C7iee trrs. axe Basket. an
d-sticks Snuff-r and Tray. Spoons orkS Ladies lnd But
KEi,e, Toas, Racks Fish knives LastoFs Waters &c
Catalogues giving mere full description TO u hsa a, the
Store Goods delivered GEanti; 20 any as Of ;t CITY
i5r b .b9ia9at Ike o. WHlfTEM0RE TORY
apt imis-od Housekt-psrS Emporium - Walden Lar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

The Eagle Insurance Co. have declared Ovid
end OF per cent for last months, payable the
9th instant.
The state Bank of Newark has declared dividend offs
per cent. payable on demand
The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester Rrd in
March were about SIlOO more Than March OF last year
For January aud February they abou, the same
Inst year.
a 20 dollar note purpcrtns 10 be on the Farmers
and Mechanics Bank. Railway, y. j. bur altered from
potno;c OF the Tenth Ward Bank OF this City. has been
detected Every weeks there is an alteration Of this
bank issued by some swcr, and the public should take
the matter in hand The above alluded to are dated
ais, july ls44 VgRettc blacksmith nj his forge len
end a railroad, right and man with cattle.
The weekly receipts OF the Western Railroad
prcsen. the encouraging appearance to the stokhot
crs The excess business i'll Si5 over 1914 bids fair 10
be nearly As great that Of lsA4 1919 Unless
there should be great depression of the business of the
country or the Albany and New-iork Road should draw
of considerable portion Of the eighting business, it
would seem TO be certain that the of the Western
is ul'y established aud tina. the stockholders OF
whom have been waiting many years, viii at last receive
iuycS The p- he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
AMUSENENTS.

TEMPLE OF THE NuSES-Ncs. The foot OF Csnal'
,-e,-Ie.irr Of the orchestra, Nj = Neiz >nnefy ~
Mr. Crlla and ,sss;.ns. Properties BY MI Siier " 4
chr-ry By GillesPy ,ad assistants On FRIDAY EEEN-
ING Apr i.h siS the risinS Of Curtain m original '
address expressly for the ccc4slon D. ' IL
Saunders E,s Will 5e ira eharactsrl spoken oy ~ aS
isai After hch will b presented Rev lG,nnsfy >Stch
expressly for hss occaslon BY c h StGnds,> &
The populs author c MYSTERIES Of Pans pAncias rather
Tur1ia Sc entitled OCR FLAG Or, Nailed 20 ne Mast
presenting INGREDIENT he tirs thai trv inca sous
yast por the entry Of the mortal shnsoa iEio New
York after TIE shISt,n, OF the bad ios sNtn oahs
suffered the tst->Sc> OF hGns-rln bcoUas-s Of lnsoen
spltcry This .krteh plI;ieulJly -ie q "a 3Jsetioa 81
young taiy from her home cfe-S 81 ne Aiue ag vt
;Asir rst gun from The nights back Of the city Hlppsc
restored % IN dsesse! family BY the wtfrtnS qua and tie
announcement that the ed oinae. Viii soon wave "a
triumph and the rarmy sacrificed the altar II Itsrt
with song Qgillias F.olic. Nr STeas
Jacob Adams, Old pa,Tiot. Nr Anderson
William Adams ms =. Mr. SaihcsisEd
Colouel Lorsllcs English Sihce'. Arnold
Ges. Howe. an English Officer VT LAWSON
Antoine. Fysnch cook Mr. sI1trr>oa
Shcteci., solder W rector
MARY Adams 80 81. Ms Frary
Cleopatra a-s-e>s 49,. Miss ManninS
Jersi,na BareSSnes an original YsES-. sir disguised
asa Yankee GeyilAs III The cent hue iad wooSrn
rGtneg way. Ne. Ms Sutherland
\ song BY ...... Miss NsrEiug
To rs followed 6y the l,ushahl- Vaudeville Of
THE. ALPINE MAID.
Ro,eIie with the sons Of The Beautiful Rhne Ms Mcssog
s,ris Mr. Sp~,r walt,i II Sssherisad
\ Grctes7ae Dance by. ~. G. w th'u,eefs.
Tie evenings entertainment. concude wh the hugh
Larry fERPiEXINI; PKEDIC ANiSNT
AdmissioG to dress circle 50 cent, Fu9aeytr .
Private boxes s..
The door vii! BE Orsn at halfpas,, SIX o'clock The
will y half
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Rcnl E,tnte. Arkil ;.


Premises No. s. Broad-s;reef, % feet : front; ~
o,ss- ST.. 400
Premises Nos 1917 and 1879 walker-st-eet, IS Zee; Z
of the Bowery together rs Zee; by b. SSoo
Premises No. SO Bowe-y next :. OF walser-s.rect,
% ieet front S f. deep side Sl the other 5000
pns s,se. IS The other. 500
w soI WsISer-s;rset, % feet by 7s....... SIPS
W a0s Wafer-street same sze......... 5000
Three story brick hoase. with stable, corner OF ls2d
stree, and Sd avenue, with II years lease Of LOT at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
CITY INTELLIGEN nee,
THCRspAY.
Circuit Court.
Before Judge EDxoSps.

The Trial of Polly BOdne continued III. spectators
being principally occupied by ladies. The father,
mother sister, brother and niece Of prisoner and
three other persons examined for defence The trial
win probably occupy the Court TIL Wednesday THURSDAY
~ mkt ,-nck
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NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS
At THE Ne Wy oRK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
Three doors below the Franklin Hoase.

Thfee do0fs DeO'V INC FTADAIh HUME
Tn, subscribers receiving direct from the European
markets II, latest and fashionable styles Of SPRING
GOODS adsptsi for Grn;lc mems with which they are
tciafed 10 finnish their cn,tome DE- public. with si
snng Garnen a very ns rats prices Our stock Of
e. Good, i. very ee b-n. elseed bY Agents from h-
Pafi. aud London .fsts f-r eastb~febT enabling 20
OFF, The cet and d-,ibie patterns OF sfsBy article b.
loag,s - gentleman n,rIrbe. Il sach prices will
The sespe thai Ss Do isd Will furnish our eas-
tofnen with foil OF partial outfit 0HEaae!sd low pness
rot ,rng our patron, with tie deaquet.es Hee,ssariy
sebed u the credit bnae4s set puEetua;y obser'sd
D' %'s ''-'''' 80 - '''''' - j. {. BOOTH CO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

NJ the Unitarian tendency of the bat III our opinion
The Object othe Ihanthpst should be to tg every dssor
r in mr., anil sccuce 10 practical and that discovery
h,r,b hs nro,pcucd with ~ this end Could al the
poetry that written give tue writer as mgS sen s
c,ion or confer upon the public much eenen as nave
hn cfiy, from the discovery and distribution oi Sahds
Sar,parila by the MesSrs Sands The saiitude OF t1n
been cured of Scroiua and other ulcerouS dis
.ases bv il, agency worth all the paudits that Criticism
ever bcstow ell on the efforts of the muse . e..
& Cber n,rticnlas and conclusive evidence Of It's srre
nor y,ue and efficacy pamphlets which NAV be obtained
Of the proprietors and iheir agents gratis n e. ~
PINNED and sold wholesale and retail, by y u \ y
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 70 Fulton street New ON
Sold also Al pa Broadway y East Broadway anu py ptus
rsts generally throughout the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

fe OLD Fit,, Ward aud all others favor Il eeiia. Wing
nominations ar respectfully Invited 10 5trd ass Meeting
at Thnsl,fs Broad Street Hotel hritay E.snns April
ih at II O'Clock. Hon. DUDLEY sELDEN aud other
eminent Speakers vii address the eeag the Importance
OF The coming Charter Election; ,,-.-,I...,,S
are Jirs aud uothr- else order Of the Ward Commit;
lee CHAS EIDABOCk, thalImau.
P.rrE ScoNAS. Secretary. % .;
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-.aI Rad OF hair thai sksprcs and have pro
nouuce! il h perfect and extraordinary Of ie
d ne great advantage Of This move! aad uniSo-
bling mad. without SEWING which eases
5.Izrces closely 20 resemble III E-tzr1iar both IN light
and natural apT-srarce d-fy detection
6-iz- 50 b-7ural 50 poFous A free that I'll oi
r-xp-atiOu -TeporztIon uEirTs-d The evils Of
oh- Wigs Entirely avoided h Ske9tic md
alik- iavi,ed TO nsJ-ct this novel zRd aaatful VIZ AID t
pculz- method Of fitting th- head IN manufactured =
C. Barry Ias Broadway. corner OF Liberty ~ stairs