davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

HEALTH OF TIE ClTr-It appears from the Report Of the
City Inspector the number Of Deaths in the City and
County OF New York during the week ending March WAS
2O7-32 men, 81 women G5 boys 50 girls-of which
asces, l. apcplexy l. bleeding from lungs l. bronchitis
s. burned or sealed l. cancer 3. cholera ni.lnm
sumption 90 convulsions 10, croapl congestion ofbrain
{, congestion lungs ;, debility g. deirum tremens l.
dropsy p dropsy in the head 9, dropsy in the chest
drowned epilepsy cryipelas 4. bilious lever J. remit
tent scarlet do typus do disease of heart ., hoong
cough > inflammation do of brain 2, 10. bowels :, DO
ches; l. do do lungs 2i do. stomach do vera, ntem
perance ., marasmus :, measles 1, modification l. old
g. pas 6, puer:sy2, Small pox :, suicide /, structure l.
tec;llng T. liberation OF stomach liberation of throat
Unknown varoloid |. Al under year Of age &c
years S3 o5 p; 10 lo 10 90 49, 20 $780, lG; 50
20 4o 2. 30 to j0 l6 50 to 60 C. 60 to TO- Ii 20 to So
80 to 90, 3; 90 TO 100 |; 100 and upward, unknown.
10 OF the United States Is Of Ireland Of
England, of Scotland of Germany, Of France, Of
Wales OF the above the Bellevue Hospital l.
city Hospital B. hospital !, L!ingn Hospital l. LuaaiIe
Asylum l. Colorei persons Is.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

DOARDlNG SCHOOi-lRvING INSTITUTE, TARgY
O TOWN, y. Y.-WILLIAAI p. LYON, A. VI. Princi
pal.-Summer Session will open the lst OF May.
To those who desire 20 place sons at Boarding School
the advantages offered at this Institution ae believed TO ht
equal If not Superior, 10 any. II has been il
lul operation seven years The location delightful and sa
ub.ioS convenient Of access from the City. The ed
flee is cornlod;ou and comortaic play grounds
pic and disconnected ron the village. The government is
eillcien: bu; mid, rcscmbiH; that OF well regulated
Christian .myand no day scholars arc received TO cou
ieract the sanitary influence Of family training.
The system inst cti0n is designed rot merely TO ad
vance and ucr {; the pupil in the branches studied, but to
doycopc ad instruct the Judgment to enghten the un-
derstanding, 10 form the habits and 10 give moral and
useful direction TO the inclrations.
Further particulars, including Catalogue Of Students
opinions Of patrons. &c will be found IN .heparpci rc-
lar of the Institute 10 be had application at the Boo;
Stores of Bartlett Wexford, tstor House, and Raynor S.
10 BoWery.
Reference, by permission, to the following distinguished
gentlemen:
Washington Irving Esq
Hon. Daniel Webster, L. 5. Senate.
lion. Guan c. NerpGnCh.
Capt Alex. Slidel Mackenzie, S. y.
Nathaniel b. Holmes Esq Tarrytown.
Francis Hail, Esq. Rev. Nathan Bangs, DID, VIM. c.
Brycn' Esq George 7. Trmblc j. H. Van Rensselaer,, VI
ID. E.,-Fcr & Brothers, New-iork City.
Also the following who or have been, patrons
Rev II W Hunt, Zcbe1ee Cook, Jr Benz Lder,
Rev !. VI Vincent, VI Van Beuren, Oscar Irving,
Rev Thos Bu.ch, Jas u Hayt, Thee Reese,
Rcy, J Dewirg, j Z Mott, W kneyels,
Rev Sewel Dusenberry, i Denison,
Rev 4 Scllccx i !. KIP Geo Clinch
Rev Dr West, Z Parmony, III W Clapp,
DIR los scribner. Wn {; Boggs, BeDj d Brush
Rev d Babcock, " Van yoorhis, Campbell,
AR Livingston, Leonard Kirby, w DunhiGn,
Elisha Morrell, Jacob Leroy, b + Howe,
Peter Pinckney, Gen G II Striker, Il Raynor.
Chas Storm, Harvey Weed, Isaac adflaiice'
J Ches crInIn, WheelwTght, IAof faitisoh,
yoyrs pol,insnr ~ Van Antwerp, VI Eels. j30 3rn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

IRE AQuEDUcr AcYoSs THE ALLEGAENY.-IhlS
5'S constructed by the ingenuity OF The Pit,sburs
sshanics, will be completed, It is presumed, by
: RoEBLIyc, according TO his contract by the
sot Apil. The suspension ropes will consist OF
en- strands OF wire, suspended across strong
e towers upon the piers, and forming an invert-
arch, each strand three inches in diameter;
4 ropes will then be wrapped in annealed wire,
alshed, and the whole win be PAINTED. The
x viii consist of solid lattice work, or strong
sl,s placed IN this form, contiguous and capable
supporting themselves without the ropes
8'hsel ,raverses the distance across the river upon
Ses, and unbindS the wire from the reels as il
;; the, spices and the wire are made by plac-
The Two ends together and winding them with
.anpealed wire.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
. = '''''e' HUNDREDS OF NAMES

reay to bear testimony the superiority of the oosIo-
nan every other remedy known for the cure OF
Coughs Gods, Asthma Consum2tion Splitting OF Blood
Dyspcpic Consumption, Bronchitis Difficulty of Breath
inc HoarscnesS influenza, Pains IN the Breast and Sse
and the various affections of the Stomach and Liver.
For sale al !G6 Nassar-st door above Ain and at
Mrs. Hnys, I3o Fultor-st. BROOKLYN. ilO 3ms
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

errcN Up SrRE,M.-A Southern paper records
I instances in which Cotton was shipped up
'an, instead OF being shipped abroad. In the
'ease from Montgomery (Ala-) up to the Tallas-
aus Tor the use of factory lately erected at
! pace. and IN the other, shipment from Co
Sis, Henry County (Ala.) 10 Columbus, (Ga.)
ac mandatory in that city.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

4 MUSIC" My Bark, which hoated over the
ae from the Opera Of St. Mark, and Avezzanas Quick
have jus, been published at Melles Music Saloon,
4 P-o7dwnv
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

@[2 THoNPSON'S TRUSSES, onice IS Beck
Q %Nlman street. About 800 of the first physicians
...'and surgeons OF New-Iork have given their
y decided preference 10 this Truss you
graduate the pressure from iity pounds the
rupture, without back pad, which docs much injury
TO the spne r trial being the best test OF its Superb
ority 1t is applied and six days trial gven and II II does
not retain the rupture, while performing every kind Of
ercise coughing and give perfect ease-n word II Is
not satisfactory in every respect thu money cheerfuy
returned and this Is the only condition on which you
should buy any Truss permanent cure s easily effected
and Warranted If directions followed.
Those sending for this Truss need only mention the side
rptGred and the round the hips they can grad
the pressure suit their Sold wholesale and
retail at Is f'Cekman-st. auI n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

tHH CuLr1vAron FOR MARcu.-This cheapest
&icultural monthly contains lis usuallull compile
:at OF Interesting articles. Our old friend, Solon
9binson, contributes some interesting notes Of his
Sels in Illinois. An excellent article upon
landscape Gardening contains good sketch
/ the Van Rensselaer, and other noted country
es In all, there are ter wood engravings in this
scber, and many very valuable communications
$n a variety of sources
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

o. The COMMUNICATES MANUAL is the title
Ian excellent volume just published by Stanford
Swords, lS9 Broadway. 1t contains the Order
/ the Administration of the Communion, by the
= Bishop Hobart, and selections from the works
Bishops Beveridge and Taylor. 1t is very ele-
asIily printed and suitable for a gift.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

sbKkPAKAIOkY (BOAEDLAGj SCHOOL, MIDDLE
i TOWN conn. D. II. CHASE, A. II. PRINCIPAL
Established In 1885. Sessions commence May 18th and
Oc: 18TH continuing FIVE months. AZ $50 per session
Thorough preparation for college business aud person
nj attentions are secured 70 pupils fully in the most
extensive schools Lads from SewIork are placed In
charge OF careful person. soag and returning Circulars
AZ a Siarket-s:reet and II; Broadway. d23yc
SEALED PROPOSALS. will b. received By the LomniS, NM
ward Al the OiFce Of T rnoMAs SoS Architects. No 3
aaal.treet until the l day If March next i0r tLe lur
required il the School House 10 ty Haii sace IN
said WaGd.
For plans and specifications, apFlXto X Xto.,,o,,,ecox
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

TIE MIyERAI WEALTH OF WIscoHsIH.-The
ad region occupies sirty counties of SIX miles
a4,uare the unexplorcd district North of the Wis
basin River, not included in what is now called
he mineral district, contains lead mines OF great
laue The copper region begins on the Southern
more Of Lake Superior, and extends, IN Soulh-
Ees,eyy direction TO the Mississippi River, or TO
hs present lead region. Copper has also been
ornd in the country above the klckapoo River.
Twelve miles from Prairie du Chen, and SIX miles
rom the Mississippi, a copper mine has been dis
Oyered, the ore of which will yield about 2 per
isn being about per cent. better than that found
j Mineral Point. Another copper mine has been
ascOyercd, which is very rich and extensive, on
e Kickapoo, Is miles Northeast from Prairie du
sAen Iron ore of superior quality has been found
s, Black River which emptles into the MISSISSIPPI
d Dui sixty miles below the Chippewa River. The
lue at Dubuque, discovered some time since, ls
samatcd TO be worth several hundred thousand
lllars, and to contain 100000 pounds OF lead,
spm those sources of mineral wealth with which
y are already acquainted, and from the reasona-
l.pyesump,ion in favor of other discoveries, Wis
snsln may be considered the richest mineral
s1n,ry in The world II the mineral lands could
purchased without incumbrance from Govern
ssen, il is believed the mining business would pro-
less with greater rapdty than at present. A speed
(; communication with the East is OF essential
Ponarce to the mining districts; in other words,
eonnec, the Lakes and the Mississippi mus, be,
Iii it is accomplished, the leading project with
ase who inhabitthe mineral region of Wisconsin.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

lpLAenRlsM to the Philadelphia
i;Onicle, story which lately appeared in the
IL YORK Mirror, by Bernard Ullman, called a
sage From the Life of Terrorist" is trans
snn trcm one OF ]. P. Lysen's kunstnovellau
3ss OF Art tGermanJ entitled Tartini. \ trans
ssnn Of this appeared some years ago in the
sahem Rose, edited by Messrs. GILMAN, of
Qiles;on
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

W. a-I|TlpSltuatlous by RESPECTABLE youas women
w Vim o5. frencts the Chnnb<Tral aud lann
ire>S aud Il. Other to 10 eeal hoaseworS Apply AZ
Prtpr-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
GENIIiNE Ti.AS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, I2i CHATHAM STREET, n. 7.
Branch Stores:
3lS BleeckcT street, Sew-York;
81 Grand street, near Suffolk.
lgA Greenwich street. Fulton.
] Ii Fulton street, Brooklyn.
~ Chesnut and IS \. Fii,h-st. Philadelphia.
=! Hanover street, Boston.
INVITE the attention Of City and Country Families and
Purchasers their several establishments. where they
think viii be found by the best selections Of pure and
Uadulteraed Teas IN the United States The universal
popularity and renown Of their house with reference 70
hgh qualities, low prices and upright dealing, Is too well
understood render farther comments necessary 0gi
and only warehouse for the sale Of Howquas Black
Tea Observe SrSngcrs viii be particular
Der the number " the principal store In Chatham street.
viz 2l between Pearl and Roosevelt streets. The public
will also be pleased take notice that the Canton Tea
Company have nothing 10 DO with any other stores except
thoae described the TOP OF this advertisement s6Y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

sss%ss., Dr. BROWN, 0culist bess to inform the pub
SS.SMA, lie that he continues bis successful treltment
GSS$ai all diseases of the Eye. and 10 which
q Gy DE- of ten and for long period
ss5:sS forty years, have yielded after they have baf
fled the skill of. aud been declared ncurable.
by Physicians aud Oculists About tents of o
thalmc diseases caused by MEASLES and Smal-por,
but which, ifQropcry treated early mostly
rable Indeed Dr. b. that OF failure in his
treatment would b. almost unknown, If the afflicted would
apply him when mnution of sight is first noticed
the early stage of inflammation however acute snd before 30
many cheap bu destructive applications made Of
Reference the following cures, which very nvete
of Mr. John Bupsead of Jersey City al
most blind from " EASLf.S.
Frederick BattH 4fd Broome street bad Of lRiTS
john II. Roberts-bad casei Ridge.sert between Stan
ton aud Houston, in the rpaT-of PURULkNT OPTHAL-
MIA aud ULL ERATED tORNEA.
Office 7G hambcrsst four doors from Broadway. Hours
Of Attendance from II A. NJ p. NJ sundays eIeeptsd)
Advice to the poor gratis. dgi Iy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
IOI- TIENhE ~ IOHr LANilI.
I fully concur III ;be above opinion:
THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS
TT-hich Dr. F6l-crs Ol0sqonian, or al HeGline
B1iSdn, has met ,cits, not 6nty IN us sale. but
also in tde cures which 1: has Effected, IN
personS ,rto tccrc i,l hopeless condition,
has conUirced the most skcpt'cdl Of
itS extraordinary ciVGtiUe pro
pertics. and established rs
4 .-.L-. IL.


GR + A T K L NJ E D Y.
The question is 10 longer asked, Can iia Be curtdf
1t has been satisfactorily settled within the last two
er than AM other remedy the world, and references
BE- gwen persons III aud out ohe city. who have eX-
pcrierced its wonderful virtues, who had tried Tor years
all other remedies in vain.
2fr WILSON brck-layer, residing NJ Hoboker, y. j.
tried every remedy which he could hear of for the
lief Asthma and had spent than one hundred dol
end avorirg procure help but III vain. Heconl-
dose lie took gave him relief and two days atterwaFd his
wife called 10 say that the small quaiity Of this remedy
which he had taken had done hm good than any and
all tie medicine he had ever used in hs life.
Mrs BELL, the wife Of Robert p Bell Of Morr'town,
y. j. who severely afflicted with Asthma, was gwen
up b. her physicians She removed 20 the sea board
in the hope Of palliang her distressing symptoms, but
with no benefit One bottle OF the Oosaonian so far re-
evcd her that she able get up from her bed and
dress herself thing she bad done before in months,
aud returned her residence in Morristown,
y. j. with every pros ofbeng speedily restored.
INClPlENT CONSUMPTION
yields It's effects. 1t sooihes the Troublesome Cough
gives refreshing slumbcrs the weary; it alays the
pain the side in the chest and enables the
peson epec0rGs easily while II entirely restores the
of the system and expedtcs returning health
JAMES Il. DEVoE, lCl II aGe-street, had long been
complaining of in the chest accompanied with
short hacking cough he raised matter freely had lost his
appetite and eit alarmed a his situation. He hd tried
various remedies without any beneficial effect His short
mess breath and pain In The side continued to increase
He used bottle OF the 0osaon!an, ard is restored to
Leslth.
George ". Burnett Of Newark, y. J. George W. Hays
OF Sew-Yok, David Henderson, 10 Laghi-st Mrs. Me
Gam 20 waker-s F. Laban, 50 Pike-st Mrs Archibald,
,-itI
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

SITUATIONS NANreD-By tbr, capable aHd m,
y drsfrous GRLScrc 10 Do the cooking, washing ahe
onip. in snail pri,ar family the ol-rs ehaDeermaids
and IN b. generally useful GOOD Ciiy references gwen
Duane ms D
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

lrANIrfJ-by respectable tiiri, situation as Cham'
w hrn,d or 10 take Of chldre wiillEg TO DO
the work OF respectable family With good city reference.
tpplv az ~ kiug-st. iift Il
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

w ANTEDA situation by respectable Young oman.
w with good city eterenee, Chamberhaid eno NuIse
IN washing and ironing Apply st No. Is Avenue
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

wv xT.lNTED-JoarDeymcn Lock Makers, TO work At
w bank locks. None need apply but sober men and
frs; rate workmen. IL. C. JONES,
IL Church-st. Newark. y. j.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

TNO CALICO fhiN r.hs-KEDUC PFiC 1.s-l ne
subscriber h-s received complete Of New
poudy composition sll doctors Tor sale at the exact
cost Of importation, laso doctors files
m3iis JOHN a. NEWBOuLD, ~ John ST. tup s;,irs.)
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
BY TIE REpoRrrn OF THE SEw.ronK TRIBUNE.

y. S. IiowARp. Secretarv.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05
NhIIVNAL IIO ED,
No. CorRrLANDr. STREET, AND 81 LisEarY-srREEr.
-YoRK:
TuREE moons FROM BROApwAy.

Collections In Mississippi.
THEYES & DAVIDSON, Attorneys at Law, Coffee
~ vile. Mlssi. T. a. CHEYES & A. IL. DAVIDSON
will give prompt attention the business of their profess
sion generally the Northern and 10 the collection OF for
egn claims. amounting five hundred dollars, and up
wards, in any part OF the State Feb. I'd. ls4S.
RFEERENCES
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

4 AW CARD.-CoLLEcTIoS oP DEBTS IN TIE NohrH-
Ia WEST.--E. Il. WASIBURNE. Attorney at Law. Ga
lena (n0s Will give his attention to the collection OF
debts due New York merchants IN Galena Rockford and
Rock Island, Illinois; in Du Buque Iowa; in Plaevle,
potos Prairie du Chen, Mineral Point and Madison. WIS.,
consin
Refer 10 d. A. Cushman & Co.; Doremus. suydam &
Nixon New s21
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-05

CHEAP REApING-1errus REDUCED one iaif-Bowery
|lIculatGs Library I6 BoweryThs is OF the old.
et ~ shis Cit containing e0G volumes consisting
9l fise;Ies SoTages Tares Lives Adreniures Novels,
iaies komanees Biographies, Poetry, Plays, Trials, Re-
All the New Works added as published.
One nontf 80 .. 50 90 Six month. 81 IS
Three months 90 One year. 0O
m; H.as. RaYNoR 10 Bowery.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-25

accumulales upon his head. This young
gentleman not yet 30 years of age-thus
atlired in his taltered aud bloody habii-
menis, pitched from the cab to the pave
ment, and then staggered up to the steps
that led TO his mothers dwelling. The
family had just gone to church, and the
son was denied admiltance by the servants.
This refusal enraged him, and in attempt
ing to force the shutter, he raised one by
the hinges, which then fell upon him
heavily, wounding aud prostrating him
upon The pavement, from whence he was
taken into the house aud subsequently re-
moved TO The hospital. This really fright.
fol scene was witnessed by crowd Of
several hundred persons, drawn together
by the rawlings of the drunken madman.
How must that mothers heart have throb-
bed with agony at such an exhibition and
catastrophe, and her darling son the actor
and sufferer pa.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-25

State, that he will satisfactorily prove
was caused by practices Unconnected with
intoxicating drinks, will show ten times
the amount caused by, or connected with
them, or acknowledge myself in error.
But, supposiog this traffic is chargea-
bic with all the wrongs named. What
then2 Why, the real question seems to
be, how shall we extrcate curse YES from
The long established customs of those who
have preceded US, and rather entaied up
on us the notion that the errors of our
fathers must be perpetuated by US and our
descendanls2 My own opinion is that
the first step to be taken at the next SEES
sion of our Legislature should be to tear
away the whole supe1stTucture of the Ii
cense system TO take from those who
sell liquor as drink the screen Of State
authority, behind which they now place
themselves, and that public opinion should,
for time be tried and should that not
prove sufficient for the public Interest, let
whatever laws that are made, be general
But, believe there would be more power
in public opinion, leveled at the rum
seller, as il now is at the Mother of an
child, than in all the pr0hid-
it0ry laws that can be enacted. But, what
must be done now? next week Thurs
day? AS the laws have placed US,
must, for one, vote for those who will not
license men 10 sell rum as drink, and
trust all who do no! wish 10 attach respee,
liability 10 the traffic, will say; If you
wish 10 traffic in alcoholic drinks you
mus do il without the sanction of La,O.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-25
Addison County Commissioners.

From the Galaxy and Observer we
learn that al a meeting Of the friends 0!
temperance, held in MidlIebu'y on the
10Th inst Hon. Davis Rich, of Shortham;
Hcman Converse. Esq. Of Addison, and
Col. Ira Clifford, Of New Haven, vera
nominated as candidates for Commission
ers OF License for that county and tina.
if elected, these men will act on the prn-
ciple laid down in The first Of the follow
ing resolutions, which were passed OF this
me- ting.
Resoleed, That as The licensing OF per-
sous 10 sell intoxicating liquors TO ali who
wish to purchase, has heretofore brought
the most heartrending evils on the com,
munity, it is the sense of this meeting that
The County Commissioners, as the Legis-
lalure have enacted may be done, should
grant licenses for mechanical, chemical
aud medicinal purposes, and no, for in
discriminate use.
Resolved. That the diminuion Of drink.
ing and drunkenn IS, resulting from tho
refusal 10 license the indiscrimina,e sale Of
intoxicating liquors, is an urgent appeal
TO all high-lnnded freemen to vote for
Commissioners, and who will license 10
sci for the purposes specified in the law.
and who will not give icense to sell TO all
persons indiscriminaely, whatever be their
character or condition.
ResOlred, That,-snre persons in health
have not been overtaken by sickness or
any other evils, because unable 10 obtain
splriluous Iiquors-we again appeal to all
lreemen who are governed by their reason
rather than their appetites or hope OF gain
BY traffic, to vote for persons who wilt
grant restricted licenses only.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-25

RUNS OFFICIAL DoINes IN Connect
IcuT. The following appalling story was
related in our temperance meeting last
Sunday evening, by Mr. DaIz4II. He had
1t from a gentleman from the vicinity Of
the occurrence, with whom Mr. D. was o
fellow passenger into this city day or
two since. The facts occurred, he said,
on Sunday, the Oh Of Nov. ins'.
AJuslice Of the peace, in Danbury sold
Rum on Sunday to man, who, having
drank it, took gun and shot his wife
through the heart The miserable
wretch was arrested, and on Monday was
arraigned before the same Justice of the
peace who sold him the rum, and by him
committed 10 await his trial for the MUIR
der of his own wife. Have we any such
magistrates ia this Stale p Columbia
Washingt0nian
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-25
An Awful spectacIe.-the effects OF wine

An incident: occurred in Philadelphia, a
few Sabbaths ago, that speaks "wiih a
thousand tongues" 10 the ,oine drinker,-
the genteel young man, to beware!
A young man whose father left him o
fortune Of $50, 900, was seen 10 drive up
TO the residence Of his family in cab, so
beastIy Intoxicated, SO awful in appearance,
as to strike every one with abhorrcnce.-
He was without coat or hat, aud the rest
Of his scanty cIothiug was torn TO pieces
and covered with dirt, while from the
ffightful gashes on his head, the blood
slreamed down over his face, spectacle
OF horror, Such spectacle! Such an
object 10 present itself on the Sabbath day
at the HOUSE, Of mother! Aud this is a
wine drinker-ene who perhaps has al
ways been a strenuous advocate "lor an
occasional glass;" that occasional glass
which is the source and origin Of all The
damning evils that bloaed drunkenness: