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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

4, EsIOrAI..-E. DOWa- las extensive
II stock OF BOOTS AND SHOES from NJ. 20 U 90
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

Prussia.e Potash
Gum Senegal
Powdered Cugcuma
Powdered Sluo Sulalu
QUerci;ron Bark
spirits Nit-e Forts
Sa;petTe
British Gum
Nitric Acid ard oXsAc Aci
Red Tartar
Isl. Rcfnet ani Unrenned
It, Olive lin bottles aaa bet
sd Aulmoniac
An,imony
Sugar OF Load
Alum
atch Red Hypernic Peach aEd
'urpcsc OF awaiting h'mseliof tho
.iins articles OF the best quality
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water although the fact of its existence there and
its being essential to the part Of the structure
fishes, was overlooked by naturalists.
Professor SILLIMAs, in making few remarks suggest
ed BY the statements of Dr. Jackson exhibited some rch
and massive specimens of copper found III sandstone
at the place Of its contact with trap rocks One specl
from Lake Superior, another from Connecticut
period. OF the purest copper, weighing lOOlbs
was found by mechanic Of New Haven, and used fol
purposes of his business for a long time.
Professor SLLMAN drew the attention Of the Society
to the first volume OF the transactions of the Society
which had been just published and passed handsome
eulogum upon the work. observing-not, he said that
they were constrained to go Europe for proper es
nation OF their own booksthat both here and abroad
had been pronounced by the ablest volume
doing credit to this country Hc therefore, would again
commend it, and advise members to only give their
support but make an effort to spread its circulation
mong their friends and the friends OF science.
The PRESIDENT introduced the report Of the nominating
Committee which passed unanimously The following
is the list OF new members contained in the report:
Professors II. Coffin, Norwalk; DR.. w. Tuley, New
Haven; DR.. James g. Percval, do; Rev. James Esta-
Utica. N. "; Rev. Justin Perkins, Rev. j. H. Van Len
nep Constantinoplc Rev. Ebenezer Burgess, India;
Samuel Wells, Esq, Northampton, Mass. Thomas X.
Pynchean, Hartford; Robert Bakewell New Haven; Or.
Eli Ives New Haven; Eli Blake, do DR. King, Penn;
Rev. j. j. Dana, Canaan, N. "; Dr. w. w. Reed, no.
chester; Thomas H. Weld, Mount Savage, Maryland
Professor HITcHcocK addressed the Society on Ger.
tain remarkable facts respecting the magnetic polarity Of
trap rocks"
short treatise entitled Some "reminiscences of the
Geology Of Jamaica (W ~, viz elevation Of the
Island the absence of drifta geological agent by
c. B. Adams occupied the meeting till it adjourned, al
one o'clock
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Religious Intelligence.


Loss OF MISSION PRoYsRTY.-The Indian Man
ual Labor establishment connected with the
Methodist Episcopal Mission among the Chero-
kees suffered damage recently, in fierce lorna
do, to the estimated amount Of $4,000.
CossIsrsNr ExAMPLE.-Tho recommendation
OF the General Assemblies Of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States, to observe, Iei
giously, the frs, Monday of the year, with spe.
cial reference TO the Worlds Conversion, wos re-
ga,ded with interest in other places, as well as in
this city. A cheerful giver, who had recently
sent Sl50 20 the American Tract Society, en-
closed on that day $3.50 more, with the accom-.
panying sentiment: Z" Go on, until the whole
nunber Of colpoyteurs that might be useIully en-.
ployed are in The field say tpelue or fifteen hun
dred Lot the men DO enlisted, trained and sent
forth. We have been praying this Gay for The
eeapersion of the uorld."
FosrIcs MIssroSs.-We gather the following
summary of the operations Of the American
Board from the January No, of tie Missionary
Herald The number Of different Missions under
its direction is twenty five; connected with
which are nineiy.four stations. Al these sta
tons are laboring 1873 ordained Missionaries, 5
of whom are physicians, besides7 physicians who
ara not preachers also, 10 teachers, 9 printers
and book binders. five other lay brethren, and
l7S married and unmarried females-in all, 34S
laborers sent from this country. Connected with
these are II native preachers and l22 other ia
tive helpers-naking the whole numoer IN foreign
lands connected with the Board and sustained
from its treasury, 4S7. The number OF persons
connected by church membership with these
missions is 25, 6l2 The number OF printing es.
.sblshments is ifteen-comprsiog type fous.
dr;es. 80 presses 80 ioun,s of tyfe, with piepara-
lion for printing in 30 different languages. The
r,;ntinp executed for the MissioBs during the
year has amounted TO 46.7960l6 pages The
whole number Of pages printed for The Missions
~ tho Board since It's commencement has been
shont 4ss 900 600 in 80 diffeten! languages
TIA average annual expenditure of The Besrd,
O., tba Last half q dozen years, hes been about
$3.50 600.
II connection with these Missions there are E
saminaries, designed principally for 'feining ma
tive teachers and preachers, IN which aIe 3o' pa
Mia: and o.her boarding schools, containl' "
1929 pupils; making the number OF ooaro'ng pu
Mia under special Christian instruction Lax
also sag free schools, in which a'e more than
10000 pupils; making the whole number IN 10
conrse Of education under the care OF these MIS-
s;ona about 80 600. These Missions, since then
commencement about 80 years ago. have been
,nstrumen,sl in tssching upward of IS ,0oo per-
sons. children and adults, to read the SCRIPTURES
In their own language. who probably would not
4oiferwise haxe bpeome acqus'uted with The ga
c,ed truths Of Revelation.
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sweiah ship Andrea Ves;to1. g ds om Ttapan tSicIyl
SAT- 70 Boornarp Johnston 3 Co.
Bark sartn y Brett, Mayhew. d. from NeGvta' copper
ore 10 Brett Voe le;t brrk Llig, Gc1si for NiOrk,
next day; Jfir Ava Chase bance. Just arrived with los OF
deck load 1roJsn, DAVIS dsg TnOieoa Mcfarland henee
just erfiyed-l,ss OF Two sssmsa. 49,
Brush brs Amethyst. AcEefson, 10 Is In Ha4haNNS.hsh
Bag imon Robinson d. from Charleston. cotton to Dun
nam & Dnon
sch Ann Mara Jones, Is I'm NewbeTn Nc naval siorse
Schi ocai Coles Williams. i'd, I'm smithheId sc to
l. Nt,rb
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D 0BERTS'S IMpEOTEp BROWN SOAs-rhe sup
:cfiber wou "a cal the 1e above ne
article end the celirNt- .. ir Eo5=:. Eu-e whc
his on ct the -.-es, Washing establishments n M -y. nt
wEr.uC- ~ tsie cscorS hanucs yYus
isns II :set IS directed ii It will ak crease out Of carpets
coeis, &c enI re-: afe TIE c0ai .isnriac.u.7 iethsr
" s,rse.- fitf..N ROBE aTS
Hssles mace los no.I, in M Embellishments: OF
ia.sIss Improved BIZ SOAP -e .'s GERM. (
ig!y c1uTEc. o cGpre 81 --.5 90 .,y -ef m
'..:a y recommend both tHlJ. si .s-sH ~. zs:5
h.amsHs Ntl..s,I Rot, ~ i l:f .l.rfrn. 49,.
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HOUSEKEEPING. &c


~ C. MARSH Accountant, respectfully announces thai
u. his Counting Rooms No. = Cedar street continue open
from A. NJ. TO P. NJ. ,
In the study of Book keeping Is taught BY Mr. Marsh
every pupil Keeps IN practical manner complete 50;
Of partnership books enbrcns all the different bus''
Transactions good mercantile house he becomes taFslinI
with all the books constituting TIE se with all tie documents
relating books tai balances, balance hse's. accounts
and with VARIOUS mercantile cachiatons IN ineres
discount. equation oil Day msnts, exchange, &c.
In o. Instruction person OF good capacity VII
become cnmpet-n; Rook-keepe ana will receive ceIi!
cnte to that effect. No i taught m class.
MERCANTILE WRlTlNG:-A thorough course Of p;o-
gressve lessons which Will fail IN eectn- valuable
ptoyeaen;. SPECIMENS OF Truly mercantile style may De seen
u the rooms.
ProspecusS Win terms hcus &c may te "baiae al the
rooss day and evening. $50 -
The Scierco of Double ENTITY Book. Keeping Smnifed i
EDITION. 80 pages octave: price al.
The An o; Single Entry Book Keeping improved, 81 e
ton. 100 pages octave; price 10 cents.
For sale al the bookstores. and at the roons.
Mr. Marsh offers MS opening. closing writing
~ books: IS Cedar street. up stairs. E5H
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Il. - nRlL;IN IA. - - GENI,INg nn

Tire above tie ORIGIN Al and Only GENUINE prepare.
100, ;-nr, Ill. .saae tfce al ottcrs beng fc;Jous sa5
ce,.-e,is. oniy pr.r1rc by IT. s'vifNE. Nho~e oGc.
}. removed W. y " rorc' ot Ea:h;h srh Race Teci.
P..istelf,1 Tn. mediocre rsGo0 i.et d. ~ ProrN
SON mi o,nsr, throughout tie Unu. 70 excel by fat a.
,her remedies ever oEerc the pubic Tor he cure Of L..
81 Keep he nam. Of DR.. sWAYNE n view. E,.kts
ard Race PhlaIephia.
Nincr car Broadway aud J0husi f. 4. SHnd is Bow.
cry r y. Warner, 3Q5 BceSets;. y \. CITY; M. sy,
BROOKLYN w - Wood. Uafcnl: B.nE.nu Obs. Newark :
John Pear oa. Railway John Tefhuge, New BuHsS'ck "
J.: J. :. H-rrl.c4. Sa,eu, Mas W II. Psfcs, Aaanr l.
g. swan and J. H. Winslow Rochester, \. Y. R.cfr, L
Ban, Troy: Spa.dng & Harrington. srd J. GeCn Co.
Worcester. Miss John r Bal! & Co C,toH; iafysy Sey
more Ha.torj Conn T. HoIi.i-e Buffalo, y. Y. WLlsa
Nouigcmery, l-;nsia-bUr=. y. Y 7. NJ Cohen Co
Ch1st1n. &; Andrew Oliver & 90 Newt 'reans: Z.
J. adams. and F. >elenc. Iauls VIM. IbotH, Ptsur.
z Y. u.a-naH. Cincinnati. yar3n'
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Is : 20 10 Q z5I6aSal


LFNEi~ IIIII-NNFE~N.I
'HfS yuu4be mid md hsrreS- neicne for tire Festive
cure ui bronchitis, ba;ssness and VIOLIN. colds, ~hea
recen ~ long standing. - - aet by wholesale sirs
French ifu. Dcaos of Canes < HasNe, = Liberty street. rs
original nprfi.s tie uitic1 the uiei Stees and
,ghoes1i- and r-;a by Rushtou {. Go. 10. J. hEau 4
r. Catua -. end Adams 5; Oi. 90 Broadway. and BY al
other note aa pha1ceuti,t town aud county
NorlCE The shove m4!iciHe has bean pirate nndetn
Gaes, winch purchasers are cautioned s-ain,t re
IA mo Of uu; o,..= n Pals which uO zoe dare initiate.
DIS In. ChRNFS & HASKELL.
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Captsn Hiram Gray. late OF bns Az2es. OF Wilmington,
Del arrived nj tha; place huudsy, and that he sold the 4
IN Rio De Jlnero employed packet between that
port and the Coast Of Africa.
Big Sea Eagle Smith OF Boston, winch left Rio Janeiro
July &C. for several ports the Coast OF Africa, returned 10
Rio NOV H. letter tina, the sea Eagle ran from ca
Oend, River Congo against wind and current IN 'y
s1 hour. The ruckes. passage ever made.
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Public stock E1chsnge-JAs. IL.
PASSENGER. Arrfved.

Il. Tie ship S.cst.lrLana from L1nfGzMrs M;iod thee
cli,!ten ind servrnj G " Wilmington. y: Woo LII peano
i.f Dunn and lady -,
In ne bark iqrtia ~ Brett from tarics-lwo .eonsn
81 .choe WesInau OF " scns.e when Sts recently atsn
oned al .en and fell with ty me Dfg Ava, Chse hence
tot Neuv!tas.
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H< +sr==5 3, NOTICE.-STATEN ISLAND FER
- RY.On and altar Sunday. pecembe: -
notice:
Leave staten Island ct sl and 10 Il. NJ: and AZ PM
.ss-Gofk. '' IL 80 az
On Sundays the Boat viii leave IL A. 81 N pare of L
- sss>sss y: STEAMBOAT FOR SAI.E.-Thc ney .
large and cemmGdnn, low pressure Steam
terms and low pnce. The New jersey was bnl in
Phafelphle IN l By days works. OF the materials and
10 the most substantial manner, and 1874 enlarged and
improved by NJ Capes, andin all particular. COM
pee oTsr. with full inventory she most admirably
aGape Tor urge passage route and eccOmcd m the
best manner so passengers.
II the NE.VJERSEi sold before the 18th Of January
she %i that dag be sold without reserve or t.,trcon In
the highest bidder, nj the Merchants Exchange
FOR luther particulars apply 20 K. II. FUREY
=. :, on board foo; OF Barclay street.
Newly ORR Dec -. lsi. di3 tIap IS.
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SHERIFF'S sALE-By virtue Of of e'i Facias: 10
- directed and delivered i! expose for sale YES,
thule oihe Cy Hall "Wednesday. the 2h of January.
li5 Il A-AA the rsht. utie and ine:s.i winch John
and lease Of 10, known N BoSeTy the same being the
street number aSo The house AMI lot OF ground now
known By the number Ii G!ove.tIeet 5 Isl
Wif. JONES. Sheriff
L.
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20 he LEE.

IMPORTERS OF RICH FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
I AND FANCY GOODS.-Tbe proprietor of the Par.iGn
Bazaar 4ia Broadway. Grand street. would beg leave
inform the dea!ets the above goods. the ap
preaching the s;y. vi ashonabe goo that ne
king separate the ID story of the Blznar and
lei tie roos separate which fitted up the best >tle
sas cases and counters calculated oF the decomposition
rri .cnery Dress Making and rch Goods Of evzry
c!pton an order that the dealers may have early op
pofuniy Srung business. Possession had
d.a,eA Let ,ertl Counters and Glass Cases the
s:aH: any respectable business. For fIrhe partc-
lars apply At the Be aar. i'll
81 PAPER-MiLL To LET. IN complete order. |, has
s eight engines, - inch machines, calendar rolls
k.zA &e. &c. Connected with this Mil 300 acres Of
land. mostly wood. which standing one SawNil.
t1ristlii Machine Shop Backsmths Shop COED
Store, and thirty Dwelling Houses all Of which lot sac
70 ea reasonable terms and possession gwen immediately
For further particulars inquire Of
dis GAUNT < DERRiCKsON; l5e South,t,eet
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NOTICE TO Tx P.4IERS


Tr q
BrCCEIyn, *Ovefabsr1i fs4i.
EtuRSt!lNl 20 .;ct OF The l+.ssEiue. entitled az
Act relative ;- rnsec at taxes Ci,T OI DTUok
Iya and ohe purus (oaSet April i-ih. 1881 Notice
neieby .vea, lint the Scssnt Rolls Df for the
current; yegr have THIS ay been .ee the Comptroller 81
the CITY o Brooklyn: and that from al taxes which shHll K
paid ;ac said Comptroller within a,y days from the dale
hereof leiuct!nn Of per All 6- made ant
from all taxes which u BE paid after the expiration OF The
sldhlTty days and within sixty days from sad date, deduc
First Tuesday January next, per cent val be ndts 10
altsxes then unpaid and thai the Third Tues
DAY of cialy next. said Comptroller vii devs; the
Collectors Of the City OF Brooklyn the said Assessment Rols
together WITH thereto annexed, directing t.
proceed with regard TO the unpaid s=s IN the drectst
By !a~
The Comptroller would respectfully request those VINO
tend avail themselves the PROVISIONS OF the Act
- TIE above notice, inform h thereof posi-.
Die. Ia their bill. ;ny readiness prevent delay
when theg may DC prepared 10 pay tb-ir taxes.
In compliance with resolution ci the Mayor and Common
Council. NOTICE t-reby further gwen that Corpro
Ter viii Ofc- the CITY Buildings FROM
: O'CLOCK. \. NJ. UNTIL q OClOCK, T. NJ. M
nis A. NJ. MEatTiN. Comptroller.
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Disasters, &C,

The bark TT ton Luce Mobile from Providence reports
On the lih Dec lat g &C. on % ~ w passed five miles to lee
ID passed wreck abou; 10 miles 10 eeward the Bahama
Banks
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FOR THE EAST

- sUrs-za = TIE REGULAR LINE FOX KoSInE
.l.-GARRYfNG THE GRE;AS!T, ,, LHIi ti
Ntr>-xss5zFT3sa STATES nAIl.-yia NORWICH AND
The ssisads ..-Tle: WORCESTER. Capt. J. n. VAnde
h ,yi cave pier No. l. North RIVER foot 81 Battery ac2
Tuei.ys, Thursday, and Saturdays. al = oclcck r. IL
prs~-lsr. iis line wll. The arrival ~ the steamer IL
ALIENS POINT tss= tie Railroad Cars and proceed fiiec
- BOSTON without change of IGnzh7meni Il bas
Euga. tur.f-isat passage asriy ~
y. +. ALLEN, y Rfv.1nas, % ~
u. HAYWOOD, NJ The pihcs On the wharf.
r. b. I'll persoGs io5:j t:tsifs one on account 81
.-1,t'Ia. 49, ,a,..rg H!u
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GLOBE CLOCK Sr0RE.-l. +. MILLS & co: MANI
" acturer Of the YEAR CLOCKS would rsi ectrliy call
OF Inc public "a the unparalleled improvement
and decided advantage :hee Clocks hayc owe: all ohe ,
keepers in They ere warranted 70 Ga one {eaI wan
winding. and 10 Keep gcci iit AKA IRE 20" oi i'e d!
NS Fulton street, New erz.
The motion productivity Seigh:s e the ~ day c,ocks ana
by u spnns wound tlsee IN the clock Inc
pOwe. Of the weight retarded IN ms Clock anu
retain regularity motion by tbs ingenious arrange
Deu Of escsp and pendulum When look e. the
clock you perceive gilt ball four and hall inches IN dame
ter end small scc! rod. l. evclves three tunes aId
halt one way aad the number ri times tie o;feY At
the upper end % the rod ingenious und delicate double e
yer movement. reaching Ia the esc1peSni, which cches
and leaves without any sensible friction The spring then
upon The bait aided by It's own gravity and the rcary
continued the ecspsnent controlling the penducn
Us IN other ccckS This hail hollow and mas an internal up
pa.ntus BY which us ru,Hy motion Is regulated mere ore
fo sulai ghts tight Fes 20 each other two IRE mount
Ell upon wire which Is hazGGtal dsnt ter OF the globe
The we has thcad o. the and each turn oil II
brochures OF The weights Ia or from the cen
ter which Ire regulated 10 tire smallest traction vi lime
The other two weights fastened seGlcircul-r bInd
COMPOSED o thee tecn metals TIE contraction expansion
OF which so changes then position within the ball Inc Whole
Arrangement Insares Is believed. cG's cnoiuI;
o. notioa IN the globe
|, viii ct once be that ts friction o the common pendu
lG avoided The revolutions OF the bal are oGHd by eS-
perimeut and observation 10 te isoch1opal.
Thu check put out Of bea. easily. Requires NJ OH on
the pallets.
The revolution. o the swins wheel 81 times les. or IN
words. a. in making many tsvouions sF ms
81 inch second pendulum clock does IN ear IL lnct
weigh, OF pounds Keeps rocn each part OF the Kline and
strlkin: machinery for - weeks. WI
the houiE struck ny Of rotary haIpnef re
certificates the Anegcan Institute show that IN May l
one u ryelvemUnh clocks pacei with th=m and that
The Prices are moderate. The public invited 70 call and
theniseivtx Jawomc
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lYOuRTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE. together ,sti
aany Ya!uaEc Improvement aud additions Ia h io:mF-
t0,s enables the subscriber furnish. al cd notice. and
Of the most perfect construction ru,er8 and workmanship,
Machines 10 plane wood ali IL varieties such planning
or turacing on!y, or cnttng moudlaEs.
Ao planning. tonsueng ana growing joining, rsbbet
ting and planning clastOards
Application be mnde the subscriber, his establish.
:ert IN FoIboro his Office corner OF Cnmrsecla aad
I.,yissts Bo-ton. wher, Machines may be and
infrEstion relative 70 the same Be obtsred well
O. JOSIAH Blackwell Co. New ok, OF J. w Schenck
Albany.
Lstiets Of mere inquiry must Be po.L paid
Eoxbo.o'. Man. April. lsti Ola am'
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,hnaengers Sailed

In the Jrig 7eaGlGn from Boston from HGtsz-ksy d
rch ei the beptt Church vile ana nihe ehH1'e'' {" 'e
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SCHOOLS

PREPARATORY (BOARDINGl SCHOOL. MIDDLE
L TOWN. conn. p. II. CHASE. 4; VI. PRINCIPAL
Established IN s5 Sessions commence May 18th md Oct
18th continuing ye months, at $50 PEI session. Thorough
college business and personal attentions
secured 10 pupils rs fully the most expensive schools
Lads from New York placed IN charge Ola careful eson
going md Circulars az II MnrEe; street nc La
R,nai,yny dg3 We
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DAGUERREOTYPEES.

3TNITED STATES DAGU ERRlAN GALLERY us
! BROADWAY. l.? SF6lRS.-h. WHITE Wc-E. -
.pacr:uT cal ,- sr-c-aa 81 -' a"G strangers Whiting
e cy 10 sfentd cD'lccIa % Iei.=rreG;E7e fu:sit.,
.ng u ~ :rrnps - q pefgns ~ ~. SANE '1e.
which fa rsaGy and accUfacg 81 aslE=o1 -en1"; Dc ny
parsed i,s-s .Se8 10 .ns weather. either s1ta
:y.rcu ne cnp-s Qrres 81 WEIGH &c mas feGte u ,hc=
CHARGED by tits HeI!ar;ercet n TIE tuslrsss
The American Institute exhibition awarded Nil.
Vne h- Premium for the ts. '.rsireotype Likeness
.Sf GROUPING at gs-ai siiec Ucll- but -i2.e Proc;
70 the superiority d; his foTs-lts
sI. White so aseu in S-,g Ycfx ioi the ~ ups:ioi
imported German CaUsIe and 2. ote: establishment II
the city OF state csl theY be o5:ainei.
- 3.inooed German Cameras, also Frsnen and Amer
ran instruments Ui the very best quality; Win pla.es -s,
Chs;l.cEis Poll. iin= n:.ts.las, &C
a.. Wate Case Maauiacio.5 oeins the tr-e, and most
e.ts-t;c II TIE ai Sa;as he enabled l'.CTl the quantity
e Manufacture. sell Dasue..Dtyp2 Mn!s;uE= CGses IL
Fer cent na-r than ntHa- 11s. n me nlnn 'ir re
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FOR THE NORTH,

rs hWINTER MAIL LINE ron ALBANY.
x = r zn.isr- ~ isobis' Ferry. Ssg SEE. Ne--
$50. s.nek.. CaldwelF,. Wet Po,Et COD
-. ~, b1rsb Hanhur-h snA P0U-hke-p-ie--EsTe
sIs' ~ sl,asv &; BT Steamboat and Stsze-FaFe
>, So SUI ~ crni>: Ierolsfrk'. . crnis
- fIA. Captain ! y l!4.sc
s-c-; Per trt u Jcf-al-t';Ess' ~94ll -e' - In
~ ~, n To- a 'Hy nreisely tie air,sal OF The
- =. s,,-sse..l- og both SD, a TIE toi'n hVfi
For p>sae " F-sisht apply On ooai o 20 /. - 1'u
L. ,lilr NJ .rs Nyh-rf.
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kYlIIT71I7,] 'H''}Y..II1

|vuNE. Drink OF THE WATERS OF LIFE FREE
" f the Invitation We give ~ al .-rSO1s suffering with
CoS-UxFrIoN. ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS OF LIVER Cos-
n Or. SnECUT"s SOUTHERN BALM ha, cured hug
DIES 90; individuals having the e'ea met diseases and vii
grove ,b- creates, 5rS,lus % ali WI" ret,1Ae Of It.
T -rry Ne.etsb- Composition lS, entciy remove the
most V1eat cough after taxing ~ corss, and per,sCs
having Consumption ~ Liver 'omphiH WI, experience Is
;.t-r.f -a public sfEers cereTtiy- VII ini ms Balm Of
tf- greatest advantage, w cuie B"nchai aicton
X, wort iarua ... cay', Strengthen the !is sad clear
Dowsrfu' a!iera..,. md ecnian. one dose ola ea.
.r malt full, OF Il active pfncipn o te tets a
compose, OIL IS CT &c o5. punt oil Gecocuon. "a
II i p,.c,icsl Chemist ~, well Physician. and after
i y--r yp-rrsg hls succeeded "a dscoyer and pre-.
VIZ: CERTAIN Snd >l+ehS Vuf ~ - -
much worthless r.a, h1, been ol.erri - the community, ~
crtas cnre, bzt the Proprietor oi me >'AarH Bonn has
nut some Of up small 5o1'. lih per ons may ny rs
etec, without ncurun. much sNpen,e. knowing II Wee
used II vii te Gsi anti the paIedi IA comPea
For sale wholesale and retail al the Dt56t. e Brocds;y,
and at the principal Drug Stores Throughout tie Ci7
For two year, ami over my health wretebet b..
becn abur.ns tuT ;hr yec under painful exhaustion OF u
.ysieul and general debility. Was ~ subject 20 cp1 uS
the ens: exposure caused - ;fsrS. Nns afflicted
with Sp!itinr of blood proceeding inm he lungs, ana -
r,,l a. M. that my coustituon hAst-nns .
- r,vsi-Iro b-I rnnuI ted gave ne NJ dSpes.
IN. OF eiIsctns cure. gud resigned myself 10 siE>Y D.
coming eGsn' OF the zra'e n4s NE , tx
ERN BALM hfsi met my attention. ieeI.hh.e'l 40 W 4
every thing else having failed ch1got itoe ne b-ns'i
have derived fun es' han one b"ut Wy fs> : ie'o'ed
The eNpecD al blood from ne ps IA, eelse my
general health good. nnd am liSns Instance oil 90.
whom tue >'ll,hern Balm has rs>cuei r1m ihe iono
JSiguedl MARIA HtNFORD, Isl AseiGe u.
C,,,, ,r9 Covu.,, Of yrs- York; ss-Mana HanOrt, Of
SAID CRY beng -uly ,YprD, po- and ssy' tai ue lsep
forth by her The foregoing eeca'e are VI every 'pfc'
s,-T h.. i,e ma IN, ,,h ias OF necenloer ls
tI62nI. THOMAS :. HENRY. Comm, o: Dcs:s &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-14
MARINE JOURNAL,
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arrived

sehr, Moth Star shaw 5, Jago de Cuba Margaret; Wos
am Petersburg. Hun;sI s. Co: Ann, Lsioufse Baltimore
Johnson & l.owden.