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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
Thing. in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of Tho Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA. May -sl-P VI.
The particulars OF the acclen, on the CamdeI
Course which you by Express last night IN 'h'
main correc; Many who '"crc hurt are 10th that thr
names should appear in priH; such l. thtir SINCERE
conscience against horse racing
am not disposed cen-ure any one out there appear.
10 nave been disregard upon the part OF tho>,
CONCERNED: as 10 ,he condition Of those injured; and
am pleased 70 that the m1rGi portion OF The peop
of Camden are determcd lay the occurrences OF yes
tcriag before III uex Grand Jury. and II possible indie
I'LL concerned.
Pckpockets were plenty al the Course Yesterday
One man from the South mad his pocket picked ot ; 'uo
all in ID Northern money" ne said Mr.. Mcknight
of Burlington his wallet containing Sito; and Jon
Eianna-alas for poor John had his gold watch aud
breast pin stolen IN Camden.
am requested TO say that Mr.. John Riddle sustained
no serious injury.
IL J. reported THAI small BOY taken from the ruins
dead Every effort i making 10 smother the truth
II appears be- settled that Fashion and Peynna are to
rlec on the Canton Course. Baltnogc, for purse o
S2nOO0 Also on the Trenton Course.
The statement purporinc to eve list OF the injured
in one Of the city papers this morning was incorrect
MIR Blarkbunc, Reporter o the Times. engaged in %
fight on the Course Yesterday with Nr Nctow OF the
Recorders Office is confined TO his room
The announced for to-day postponed until To-
morruw-probahly with a view MAIN Others for life
SiOcs ara m today Stale s. advanced !. Girard Bank
!: Wilmington Railroad !.
fr,, Boar-5l Louisville Bank II $4,000 State s. -!
Sl2 81: 100 Wilmington Railroad l9s; SG00 VII
mnstou g. 1853. 6ai y Inland Navgauon2; loo Glrnri
second B9qrA-5o Wilmington Rd 49,; 600 do la; Il5
do }; >2'ooo State s. 49,. s2"o L. States . oi' l~i
(,rurtl.
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The convcarion-spirit of the whig Press
NIAGARA COUNTY.

NIAGARA COUNTY.
The Niagara Courier in the course of an article on
this measure OF Reform. remarks
We think the most prolific sources of such bur.
ihens in the operation of that principle hereto
fore regarded as sound Republican doctrine that
gare p0ircrt0 tie ter "a g0CcyR the maRg We re
gard IL as bright indication among the signs of the
times that this principle will be discarded and thai
the power and the right heretofore lodged in the
hands of a few men, 10 rule over the great body of
the People. will be given back TO the People them
selves 10 be exercised a. they in their own wisdom
shall deem wise and prudent. We rejoice in thu
belief that the meeting ofa Convention will result in
giving back 10 the People this power; for it would
bc in accordance with the true teaching Of Demo
cracy; il would be really and reasonably Drmocr;i-
tic and We shall contend with all the ability aud ear
ncsincss we possess tor fe>torGtio@lo ihc Psop'e
ot that y,oJr that has hcyefof0re deen S'r0ycd byo
iclr a,Jl ~ ne seat ot GOrerHm,U' fer giriHg Il
he Pe2pe He igdf n ctooSe their oGiceS md
far hapyttyr1ng hte aPPOiNftHg Po'Te' from NE
G0rcyWof ami !Seaafe 10 NE Groad COHRci0fHc
Pr0Die arOHHd the Ballot BOr
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RENSSELAER, COUNTY.


The Troy Wing thinks this the most favorable
time for holdinGa Convention. The right of suffrage
should be extended to every citizen of the State Of
twcutyonc years ofaec without distinction of color
The State should be divided into y Senatorial and
l2- Assembly districts y high Cour, of Appeals
should he established in place of the present
Court for the Correction oi Errors 10 be composed
of men learned in the law; 10 hold their office
during good behavior. Ministers and others now
prohibited should be entitled 10 hold office The
WING tins concludes its remarks ON this subject:
Ii the people of New York are honest enough
and intelligent enough to be- safely entrusted with
the power of cccting their rulers, they eau with
equal safety be entrusted with the power OF passing
Il Constitution under which iOS.. rulers are TO al
mnislcrihc affairs of the STATE But. if the people
are unfit to bc trusted will powcr-if RepublicanisIn
bc an empty word aud nothing more-Ihen, tie
sooner ii is acknowledged the better and the sooner
we adopt some other form OF government. the better
both for ourselves and our postcry For our Own
part We do nat despair of the Republic In despite
of the acknowledged influence OF dcmagoGucs of the
bascr sorl-in despite of the melancholy evidences
everywhere presented during the last fifteen years
of crcdulity and inconsideraiencsS the part OF
majority OF the people-wc still have confidence in
their integrity and therefore, hope for the future
With all our trials and all our grievances the result
otuisruc. what nation upon the earth enjoys an
average Of years more happiness lhan our owml =
There evils II Is true nSeParabe from free ins
uous and we have our full share ui them; buiiht
are as notes in the sunbeam in comparison with
those which are nscparablt from aag 0iher form Of
government which the wit OF man can devise
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as .tore FRoM Broadwar.
FASHIoNNA POEM.

Fashion, thing. very riing TOW,
Thai nils proud hearts with lusUb-tan nal ioV.
An empty vaporou- feeling made Tor fools.
And roe1.es and -camps who come within il rnrs
y TN. crt cuaf. boot l stock.
J. fashions stock N trade-its bastard rock.
,nd what should fashion constitute, Come -ay. begin;
" ny. ilnc head of hair-a healthy, spoe=s skin.
Tn poor well a. rich, and Gil with human passion,
Can iEIye tEis-Sat!re', always newest fashion.
Tlirtr-seren cents i iriii-. sure, give,
For Jones famous Hair Restorative.
Then Tor clear compexicn-pimplcs avaunt -lor-
A. HE name of Jones Italian Chemical Soap.
Freckle- aud siuburn. morpheus, and tiwlly tan
On yyOInan'- neck or brow and face man.
You are destroyed. and dare 10 hope
Or I'VE when touched with Jones amOu. SOAP
delicious, beautiful head hair c; fc mad ,y u.iro, =
three shilling bottlc Of JONES CORAL. HAIR RFsT'O
RAI!E is qualities agd mind reic do. I'M Gero
stated, 20 force tr, growth of hair. -oen clean and ron
der II beautiful: 20 -I0p falling of and pei daf f
i' s- and roots and 70 dr- il dark, and keep II! order
ihr,c. t. long a. tI: other article made
no can longer doubt The wonderful and beautiful proper
lie posse-.ed by the genuine JONES ITALIAN CHEbu-
CA SpAf, ~ curing eruptons. frSes. tan -unburn
Pe or IN changing dark and yellow skin healthy
c!esrn- When we thus receive certificates from crowned
rts' and lleir frcal attendants say all try once
and you VIII be- thankful and g~ati;ed
Buy noEeTe else N M city but ~ the sign Of th Anerl-
can Eagle, ~ CHATHAM STREET. and 30 Broadway.
y l. or Salesree, Boston, 3 Ledger Buildings, fha-
iYH wy5q 2eod
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N.ys frnm philudelni,in.

By our Special Express which arrived from Phil
adelphia yesterday morning, we Were enabled by
Philadelphia papers and our correspondents let
ters} to announce on our Bulletin the facts con
cerning the accident al the 0amden Course on Wed
nes.lay As there were NO YES lost and the news
therefore of less Importance we did not issue an
Extra.
BY our correspondents letter we learn that the
following persons were injured
Perry O. Daniel ieweler conclusion OF the BRAIN scri.
ou>ly but DR.. Mcclellan thinks he VIII recover. Ger.
sharp Young mar resident. OF Southwark printer
by trade right leg broken-now at the Hospital. -
Brown leg broken and seldom. well. stephen ScfIn-
an do do. do. James Tabcrt. keeper Of Bulls Head Ia
vern hiEh badly hurt Samuel Taibcrt. hurt IN the back.
EnglebeT Ovenshins thigh hurt James Duftee, injured
internally - Brown do do r. Thomas taken srom
the runs but seriously hurt Mr. Roccap merchant,
bruised IN The breast and shoulder. Mr. DAVIS. OF Ian
caster County, compound fracture of the ancc. Wm.
Green much bruised Joseph c. Neal la'e editor ofthe
PennSyvaniaE slightly bruised. David Wlnchenner. do.
John Cursor, OF Harrisburg. bruised.
We see also in the Herld's correspondence Of
yesterday afternoon, the names OF
John Bruwnell Phil shoulder dslocated; John Riddle
Trenton, les broken Patrick Quicy. back hut; John
Hunter, Pine street. New York bruised severely Patrick
McElruy Phia, two RIBS broken W Johnson. Pha
shoulder disOcated Mr.. Kelsey. Phil. shoulder hur
Daniel Cochran, Phil leg fractured Daniel ti, phla
severe bruises; Mr.. A5b0tt phila- knee broken
\ party Of gentlemen, from Harrisburg, won
5000 by betting on Fashion.
The heralds correspondent mentions rumor
that Frazer. the vocalist was dangerously Injured
Scenes OF gambling and debauchery proceeded
with llte interruption 10y the accident on the course
ne pickpockels. too. We're busy at their vocation
winch they piled more successfully within hearing
OF the -roan> of the wounded.
Several accidents occurred in crossing the ferries
and on the course. As yet we hear OF no deaths,
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among our people and while their propensites to vio-
Iencc would lead them scorn and defy physical re-
sraints and authority that secured its enforcement oy
reliance upon these they chafe more bitterly under te
intangible restraint OF moral supremacy 'han any olhs'
class.
These facts, and many more which might be stated
encourage u 70 p-rsevcre in our efforts ana ihousn
they of brief date TO have as yet aforded I7u
which may be named and weighed TO convince the world
they are mature enough have brought To our boso4
their own reward in emotions tina; have made our hai
thrill with JOY, faith and hope fer the fallen oi oui
large brotherhood such hs WI! MAKE Us stronger ''1
Icss fsarfIl for the remainder Of our lives.
Knowing how perfectly you can appreciate ms me-
not enlarge upon H. bat only say that we wish Ii couu
dwell in ali hearts. Very tr1iy, yours:
F.. w. FARNHAM-
had intended 10 speak of other meetings, but
must close abruptly or lose the mail.
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Markets.. Carefully reported to,. The TriS'e,e

ASHES-1hcre is not n large business doing to-day.
and prices if ANY thing, rather heavy The sales Of
Pots about 80 bbls ut - Il the latter for the
best bills oy-nnd OF Pc8rs about 100 bbls nj - W
The receipts fair. AZ o=on, Pots dull At 81
lc aud Pearls ,c
COTTON-Thc market Is very firm to-day, and the
sales rcach about 800 bales, nearly all for shipment
Continental buyers were in market TO some extent
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DoIyes ~ OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY.

T. : N.psu,r.s OFF1cr-ARREsr UNDER TIE ASH
BURTON TREATY. man named Harry Mari one of the
,asscrgsrs Of the ship teorge Washington, arrived
I'M. nor. ou "Wednesday night. arrested ami brought
up Yesterday charged with having forged Hn acceptance
10 Bill of Exchange and uttered II with Tlcw 10 de
fysd Ncssrs : * W T.. Gtndrr, OF Dorsei, hn-iund.-
he yvs nccornpanicd by his lad sn0ut - years Of
age tie denies he charge His examination will take
place tins forenoon.
ctRccrr CouKr-Rapdoini G. EipHcp y. 3Fdrae
Bjafrr-Action IN recover amount OF money deposited
with defendant bur which cieir.ed To be sppropr-
aiei Tor debi due Ver'iie5 for plaintiff, si7l
CouRr OF CoMMoN PLFAS-Beiore Judge DtIy.
JJrq j1ulS Sheriff ~ " J. ~ >tac1RdySe 1t al
The Sheriff in January last levied, under execution,
upon stock Of goods No. - Cathrr5uostrcG MrSou-
eindyke officer subsequently took possession Of some
of the same goods execution in favor of Nr Les
iers from the Marine Court for ~ lie was uotinc,i
that the good. were in the hands the Sheriff but hc
fused 10 cive theni up and hcy repeyjned The
present action the right Of the rcpeyn. Yer
die, plaintiff IN the value OF the goods ard 50 add.'
tional damages For plaintiff NJ y 3 Bunt. For d.
,fmgH.rQS NcBarm - Ja-o5 prrgea-iciiou Of r'-
pleviu in relation - og ends r Domingo mahogany
Verdict Tor pltintit -.
SUPREME CorRr OF n Y.-Cese Of Poiy Rodiae.-
Mr Clark occupied about hours yesterday IN concu-
sion Of his argument IN opposition "a the motion Tor q
new trial and was followed by Mr. Whiting or the sant.
side who completed that portion Of his argument
Iutcd the exceptions the enpanncin- Of jurors
Mr. W cunicndCd thar the jur winch rlcd the case were
the prisoners own choice There 80 jurors sat
aside mostly for favor there being but - pcrcmptury
chacrses and The prisoner had the right Of per
c,lIsory challenges left when the Jury Completed
In this rca,iin. community said Nh w whore effort =
making that every body shall know how read make
"A rule That every person who has read account ut
what occurs around him. and has imhhcd some im.rcs
sion from what he has read. i iucOmpctency juror
70 exclude the good and and virlGUs from the jury
box ana have it filed by the ignorant uneeing and u
h portion of thc community
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Conrt Calendar for This Day.

CIRCUIT CouRr-No= :}27 l. 10. 30 y, 81 s. 70. -
IL
COMMON PLES-Nos ~ 1l0, 81, ), .? 30, 10, ~, Is
100.
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Useful Reading.

The publication of DR.. Lardners Lectures on
,cience and Arts In form accessible TO all classes
il likely to have considerable influence in giving d
rection to the freside and evening reading OF the
mechanics and workingmen of the United States
In tho language of the Cincinnati Atlas, the style
and character of these Lectures are so admirably
suited to ordinary readers, free from TECHNICAL
ties and useless tables of figures so plain simple,
and to tho point tina, they cannot fail 10 arrest the
attention Of thousands who have heretofore neg.
lectcd the study the reading Of amy work on the
useful arts and sciences. a few days since the
Journeymen in the machine shops of the Novelty
Works in THE City. dubbed together and purchased
twenty-five copies of the nurabcrs published. and
yesterday the workmen in Hoe X Co.'S employ sen,
for thirteen copies Ofcourse where they thus club
together, they obtain the numbers at the dozen
price. Can any one doubt the good effect which the
extensive reading of such works by the youth and
mechanics Of our land must have upon our national
reputation us artisans and citizens
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESiDENT-Offic
Daniel Il. Richardson Register OF the Land Office at
Ouachifa Louisiana, vice Henry o. McEucry. removed
Nicholas T. Boyle, of the District OF Columbia. Consul
Of the United States for thu port OF Mahon in tho Island
OF Mncrca. wee Obadiah Rich, resigned
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The Committee appointed TO wal; on DR.
Potter, returned to Philadelphia "Wednesday. He
asked days consider the matter before giving his
final answer The Committee feel confident that hc vii
accept the office of Bishop.
- The stone warehouse on Ohio-strcct Buffalo
OF Mcssr- WiIkeson. considerably damaged by trl
on Monday morning Mr. Andrews loses so hb@. of iou;
which he had in the store which there was no insu
rance AIcssrs aycs and Johnson had lG9 IN The store
which were considerably damaged by water.
= The Presbyterian Convention decide that a
man may not marry his deceased wies sister, by vote
OF ~ 10 -.
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To.DAY,s OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGE.-Noticc OF the knickerboc.cr for June
Experimentation Tariil a New Mode of Robbmg
&c.
FOURTH PAcE.-Aly Early Lovely Tennyson; Com
mercial and Money Matters Passengers Arrived; Ma.
rinc Journal
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TRIAL FOR MrRpEE.-rhe trial Of William Tyler
iniicfe for III, murder of William Graham in S"P;eIn
Der last md removed Ea=ton, Talbot COUNTY lg.
Dorrbester Countv was brought close last night
abnt 10 o'clock after having occupied four days and re
suited in acquiring the accused
- We understand that J. J. Laiey, ESQ has
been appointed Captain or superintendent o' ui'
Warchrilen in the Baltimore Custom House
EaGR,xrs ARIvED.-Two Bremen ships ar
rived on Wednesday from Bremen with nearly 4'l pas
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PENSSYLvANI, AvESUE-The curb stones have
becnler cents the running foot The paving stones
nt - cents the superficial foot The gravel at 80 ceut> h
cubic yard-;hc onehaf Of il 10 be clean white rvtr
gravel! The whole of the contracts for materials
amounts S0S.5: but this does not include The pr5ce
of laying the pavencns the expense OF cUvc:tS-
The appropriation l. 5000 which Is supposed Will
be sufficient complete the roadway OF TIE avenue.
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

- The Hagerstown Torch-Lisht gives an &c
count OF grand battle that of on Monday morning
between twelve runaway slaves from Leesbnr Va and
the constable= and citizens of Snithsburs. Nd Ine
slaves were armed with pistols and tomshawks' and
wounded several OF their .saants Four OF the t'veivc
...-.-. ........-..i u....- :. hi f.llt
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~ Tho Wings of the 10th Congressional Dis
trict, Tennessee, have nominated P. T. Scrugss
Esq. The Jonesboro' Wing says that he " Is
Methodist Preacher of s,anding--a talented lawyer
and sound Wing politician. Richly does he de-
serve this mark of public confidence and favor
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~NNAL ORDEHs-May 27.-Licut F. T. Ellison.
detached from command Of storeship Lexington and
leave three months. Also Lieut.. G. H. p Rogers Passed
Asst Surgeon J. J. Abenetiy. Passed Nd f. f. Tattnal.
: G. Barney, J. NJ Duncan Mid. +. c. Stout r. Harris r.
Auick
Purscr r B. Male detached rom -;oreship Lexington
when shall have been surveyed.
Passed MID. ). r. Randolph, leave months
- The First Congregational Church in this
city has unanimously invited Rev Parsons Cooke. OF
Lynn become IL Pastor with say of tyvely. hun
drcd dollars. sir Cook has long enjoyed distinguished
reputation Tor learning and ability !, Is understood that
ne Will accept. Lowell Courier.
When the Diana passed Vicksburg on the
10Th several hundred persons were collected On wlafi
called the Point TO duel hotwecn couple ofyounc
men. OF whom Mr.. Claiborne a young LAWYER
OF VicNshurI and the other chap from Ncyy-York 1t
thought be rather uncertain whether the affair
would come OF. The difficulty i.bou; a girl
We learn that there has been no second riot
ON tic Morris Canal
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EFe The Maryland Episcopal! Convention me, in
Baltimore ON Wednesday, bishop W,tnSham presiding
The Virginia Episcopal Convention has been some days
I'm session at Fredericksown Bishops Mead and Johns
both present
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Increase. 5l.737 Dec $40 "A
OF the receipts for this year "a 6Ji barrels fouI -
y6l- bushels Wiieat came in Albany the rest 81 ~
Troym Waterford At Boston moderate demand !.
Gene-ee al 1 - g y 81 Louis G2 So fredei''N
burg -; Howard Street I ~.
GR.dN-There are some lots of Whea; in sto'A ~. -.
there nave been no sales worthy OF notice. Inc 80
Of Northern Rye being small! parcel has been 1 L.
here from Pennsylvania and sold i00 bush al e.
!rcred. Northern i worth 67c delivered and 'e@ ~
In" last lot Of Barley in the market has been pal 10 I
There buyers last Northern Oats 1 s,s
IN moderate supply and worth 81 3itc. SoutneIc corp
nominally - 81, with none offering. Jersey Jt y s,
i III fair inquiry for The East; aud the qualfiiI ~,
market Is moderate sales 2El0 bush Southern ie. .
at iic meas 1000 do Northern at ~ meas 10y m
erii White at A. weight delivered and 800 DO y .o n
leans i{ weight, delivered for di-ting Al
the fleet in port brought 5000 bush Wheat Inc ''
sale CO bush - JOscphs good quality al ete' WI
OswegO lO6G0 bush Wheat received on 2'thr es w. ,n1
land Canal. At Albany 500 bush. Oats sold ~ N cam
1860 bush. Genesec Wheat at Il o. At Bo-to1,. ar
was slightly better; Yellow Southern ~ W niis ~.
i6t. Oats - % for Southern and &c for Sornyr
There have been sales at auction OF 2OO sacks wle
at 81 45tc: 800 do Yellow f6ic bush cash. caIgo
Martina kinsnan also 1850 sacks Yellow Meoiln,'
iec: 2i de. White, a iisc per bush .,
HAY-Tbere is an entire absence OF demand l1l Ss.
ping hut the supplies not being very large the
rather upward tendency The market L quoIt5s "
s. cents the latter for prime ots and FOR city a'
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At Mobile, the stock had become considerably reduced
and the transactions of rhc week were only some 0e9
bales The following were the quotations Ordinary
-. Middng - q Mid. Fair 6, g. Fair G3. At Augu'-
Ia the foreign news by the Steamer caused qnrf an eI
element, and sales TO considerable extent we're msde
at an advance ol &c previous prices, and the mar
Sct closed very firm
FLOUR AND MEAL-For the East and for home
steady at yesterdays rates The receipts elthou:a
quoted from day u day light add up some J2oo pI
rcs within the last days. Still there ID but mug
left afoat in good order. Gcncscc to-day is j6s ~
the latter for the best brands and Michigan ard
Ohio 30 .J6 Troy is'i .6! with sales 40 barfes'
For Orleans the market IL quite dull and good com
mon brands do not bring over C-sOmc fancy Of 4i@
and bad at ! -. Scratcd Western Is - i3lt. rue
Middlngs ~ a 3 -7i. Mbidlings - ; 3t. shp
Stuis | - az 90 The market for Southern descriptions
= scarcely firm II was and some Richmond COdn
try mixed brands be had believe, at -. Geose
town IS still held with Brandyw!nc &c M 5Ii. hIe
FOur Is not very plenty, and worth l2i az - WIN wa.
saes 800 TO 400 barrels Jersey Meal is = BIT q -
BrEndywine 'J6t bDls, II hhds. OH Cake meal i -
100 cts per cwt with fair supply and demand snip SUM
are 10 "a II cents, and not very plenty. ~ Buffalo ID
market continues depressed with gradually recedns
prices. No sales Flour The Commercials out agsif,.
lending Western capital to Eastern produce specuiaD..
by cashine drtits The shipments by Canal were ~. -
barrels. Al Syracuse Flour was ] 30 ht Osweso saP
nlents by Canal 10Th 2l3i barrels. ~ Albany ne ~
ccpts Of Flour by Canal continues large, averaging o,.i
1900 barrels per day, at tide weter; demand 90.
Sales iicncscc, including common 10 choice Dra;ds + .
J0ai 62 Sales 80 barrels Roscoe Mills at NJ III
receipts Of Flour aud Wheat tide water for 'ie H'
week Nav as follows
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DISEASES or the ELoOp-Nc recommend all 10 try Com
stocks SarsJpana, winch Is excellent preparation iuI
puriiyn. the blood, ana also Alternative Ia the system
and general Spring medicine enable Ihr system ~ bcaruT
agnst the drbltang heats -, Summer aud thereby resist
ni'nroads ot di-euse II l. also certain cure for Scroir
Uu- and Cuaurous diseases. Liver Affections Price
per bottle, six bottles for -, size other.
Charge 81 ora saving OF 81 Sold ONLY II Il CourIald
street.
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80 NEW DIscovERY by which Stoves and Pipes ar
Crates may be- kept jet black with rs beautiful polish
coach body, with one application year keeps Stoves
and Pipes from us'ug through the summer aud tar super
.cts the OF paint every description OF iron fences.
iron work &c Sold nj II Courtland
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Ctnccrr CouRr.-Raadoina G. Kinney V. drdrs1
BTatrr-AcIiou IN recover amount OF money deposited
with defendant but which csiu.ed to be appropH
s;eti Tor i-ti due Veriict for plaintiff Si71
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30

iismTnis old and inc remedy sill in the field carry
ug all before IT, and throwing all Other remedies that Inv,
he"n mupuu The reputation OF TINS ia the shade. II can
not be- applied 10 any rheumatism without relieving H. IT,
uneNamprd success E~ induced numbers 10 counterfeit II
bat without sicct,s. the nd- that hr has go
hold OF worthless article. Persons confined for years
teir bed have in many instances been entirely cured and
able Ia attend their business after using two hot
last This certain remedy, to bc cured Sold on
IY at u Courtnud
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30

"a Have you Reaches Bed-Bug~ in your houses, A
Sr cNteninator ofte-c noNous vermiu may b" had al q
Caurilund -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30

Ia THE WEIGH T0oTU,cHE DRoFs kND ANoDYNE will
The aching pang- of e most dccnve tooth byn single
application. Warnlel IN all cnse Sold only at Il Court
t,idt ,lrecl. Price . cenI-.