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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHAOESn STORE 2S9t BEoAowAY.
LAFARGE'S BUILDINGS.
rY,TTT SI-BStRTBER ha. tsken the above (ncw
buij:s "a door from the oi Reade street, if thr
vcusiv- sale Of Window Shades during the Spns and t'
ing t- such arrangements will enable him keep
sogiiri of Window shades Cords, TaSeis Se; Families
tboutt supply themselves with klrd OF Window Shade
Will fld assortment consisting of full dlk LandsceHes
asin French Scrolls. Vicnee', do scrpural iewS and
almost every - le Of Window Shade Also
handsome OF pure whe grond Shsdes with ris
ettcs plain the coi0rs warranted permanent aud
aud MOI aircird ~ the rNys OF tie and will be sold
prc IN cun,mtyi;o their worth Also laree inv'ice Of
low priced Window Shades, consisting C full LsEd,caI"S
yJ-u-.I.- plan Scrolls. sc Nc. J. c WOODFORp m1Gv
IeriNuUE SHADES, MhULks.lL LIZ A>D RsI all
W -KELTN Y RlhER l3l Chatham street, VIII cIzu
this morning 70 Transparent Window Shades. Of yare
= patterns and quality 20 cen. lower than
the market, VIZ
rs rair, Landscapes aad Scrolls prices varying from Is
cents 10 s. 50
10 pairs aHdscapes washable ......... 81 10 Is
30 Gothic, do .--.......... TO ) %
IS g Roman arches, article. ...... TO o ca
100 ' styles, very rich. ..--.... 10 IS Gu
Merchants. aucoaeefs Iedla's &c SaCpliet with shades
and hlnGinss. kELTi = RiKER.
m2J only at l3l Chatham street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

FEMALE SREARIxe-A correspondent OF the
Newark Daily Advertiser, a,PaFls relates the tot-
loving instance Of 6ar5ariS1s
AT Cacn but n short distance nom Rouer, thSre Is
market, whittier yoas ss resort and stand hoar after
hour with their owit har rich and glossy, deriving adds
tonal stre from the with their naked shoulders
Ths the resort of merchant BARRIERS o. whom
even from England. The merchants pass along among
,hc eN-nine the color, texture. cvenes. and ether
ualtics O! the Beautiful eeee hsgse for and anai
y buy The hair heu after being cut as closely ossl
bic 10 the head weighed and PAID for and the grl gees
home to prepare ao,hcy saearins. or perhaps 20 pus
chase husband viii, her money. An American sir prefers
70 let her hair turn silver her own head or Il must
be cut ots. to enjoy the crop herself
INcExpIARIsMs-Th Cincinnati, Atlas asks the
CITY Council 10 o.fe handsome reward for the detection
OF the gang ncendiaes which FOR some time past has
infested that City.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

IL PlkStANCE Of an os4er Of the surroz,te At tss
CouH5y OF -'F ar Notice hereby given 20 an rerxn,
heylng cLsirls sssin.t WILLIAM II. LsAYCRAFI ~
OF The T OF New oTk. Clerk Gecesse 10 nr.,.rt fbs
nih T fI1ehei hefeci - the subscriber II tie once Of
S<dgat Lang NJ 20 WsiI Etoa-sl-vt IA ti. Cify. ~
en- 2r before The thryrs; day Of March us.t
Daru sew OK t- twsltyo1rih day Of September s4.
81 iaHsna' SUSAN LEAYCRAFT, Admnist,.tiy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

WARRANTED CAsT-STEEL EDGE
TO0LS-The real genuine Conger's Tools
Be- can only be had a; % Attorney-st-eei'
lp&kSS6 where they Eiade and finished with
S my own hands; therefore can recon-
mend them and George Briss Co.'S, rla,t-streci
Those tools offered By Osborr Little at 80 futon-si
and other stores stamped "Conser.' not my make
and are designed 10 deceive Mine stamped thus ::
"Conger Sew-Ycrk, 80 Auorney-st" The mans Of j
Conger Berry also addedhe having interest m the
business liberal discount Dealers Please observe
the stamp. f25f 3m'l JOHN CONGEK
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

LIMITED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY, IT'S
y BToaGrdy, Cf-SItr5-E- WHITE wcGia respect
fully cal Tie a;ea:ion c; c!Lzens and strangers visiting
the cy his splendid eoect!c Of pagae-reotrpe FUs-
RATS, single II groups, Ecn 10 Il persons OF he
same plate which Beauty and accuracy o. telineaton
canno; be surpassed. Portraits ,Aken Il ali kinds OF
weather. either Win without tbs coo.s The prices c
which he has reduced 20 those charged o the most re1-
peSienced N the business.
The American Institute Al is las exhibition awarded
NJ. White TIC frs; Premium tie best Dagaer-sotyPe
lSenesses, (e- grouping and general eject when g but
another proof 70 ihs superiority OF hLs Portraits.
Mr.. White Is sole in S-w-Nork To- The re-y sufs-
ricr Imported German Coera and - 20 o;hei establish
men: n the ely state can they oe obtained
y. B. Imported German Cameras. aso French and
American instruments the ve-y best qCsty VIA plates.
Cases Chemicals, Polishing materials, &c.
NJ. whites Csc Maariactory being the lsrSes: and
ucsi extensive the United STATES, Ee eaae. tiro. ;s
quantity he manufactures; 20 ss DAguer-eotype Mu!aiar.
Gases, 10 PEI lower than Sny other hocse In ;Ee
Union sisvc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
aro rnE gosr .,Np snoE wEAElNe:

ETo TIE BosT and SHOE wEARING.
n PUBLIC-CALL AND sEE.-Fine city -
Z made calf, swet Boots with fair stitch, S3 So
IE4de II the iltest lIG approved style, and
fashionable Boot and Sno- G3 Broadway Also ryry
description oi Boots and Shoes made order Also great
ladies and gi-Fs. hall salierS hUskinI
Gm, ;o=r-r with cveTy description of soys. youths
lhd chll5en boots and shos and gsrs h4if gs-fs Ac
t mprte t- and dress for The feet OF bota
ssIes and Of all the kept constantly hand Good
yslr elastic oserso- which warranted not 20 BE-
cone hard loose r elasticity col dsl weather nor
soften Any de- Of h-.i. Fer sale wholesale and -uul
Ill kinds repairing tSHe the sork;D1lke manner
aad !. sao.t notice. LUTHER V. AOLLTON.
y B.-A pleaiy Of business ard small lIofs. L. V u.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
Second Board.
pAssENGEks ARRIYED.

In he Bsnainse- from LoH1oa-I..on Schmit; and Ia
d. Master Joseph Charles Scbdt, Kcvzrd Jackson
OF yYOrk Rev Geo Barclay, Wesleyan Missionary Hudson
Bay Territory and lafy Madame Anouni. Ms Geofsa-
ma Au;onini ass Mary Ann Kelly Charles Richardson,
LADY, ard TWO Children Archibald Sheppard aud lady, W
L Thomas OF England Lucan &age cf Paris ard i3 in the
steerage.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
ROOFS AND SHOES.

D ENoYAL-E. DOWNS has removed his extensive
H stock OF BOOTS AND SHOES from 10. 25 10 90
Catherine
The public respectfully informed that ne has Of late
male very lars- additions his stock and, though always
ahead and cheaper ;han the cheapest h0 determined
DC l:;le cheaper. follows Ladies Cater Boots
ss los 2s Ladies Buskins, thick soes, IS S. uisur
passed for style and durability Misses Cater Buskins and
Boots IN any quantity the smallest prices besides Chsd
Caters Snd Shoes Of all and descriptions 100
numerous Any quantity OF Gentlemen, Boots
rs lis, lGs, and Also, BOYS and Youths Boots
and Booiees, Altogether The extensive as
sorteni Of Boots and Shoes be found In The C.y.
Please call Gnc Iosk Tor yourselves -
6s CATHERISE-STREET.
y. B.-Superintendents Of Sunday schools. aa4 other
charitable Institutions VIII be supplied the very lowest
s-l-c-. az 3ra-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
COAL.

g. n PER ToS-PEACH ORCHARD COAL
oORED ASH, discharqing from boats. constantly
broken -nd Esg-Stcve and Sutdeiye-od as above zee
of chare for cartase. Also Lehieh Coal, White Ash
Schuylkiu, Liverpool and S!dacy Coal. Apply 20
T. STOKES DICKERSoN,
dlotf Io7 Anthcnv--t. near Broadway Tabernacle.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

TEMpgRANcE--A BIsHor's TESTIMoNY.-The
Bishop of Norwich, on presenting IN the British
House of Lords If petitions, signed BY upwards OF
2COO persons on the subject of temperance. sad
that, as he had paid much attention 10 that subject,
few persons perhaps, were better able to give EVIL
dence on il than himself. On the first introduction
posed TO il, bu, he was ultimately overborne by the
strong evidences oi It's value, which he found 10
every direction where he moved, especially IN
those manufacturing towns near which he lived.
He had witnessed not only individuals, but masses
of persons who before had been needless, profit
gate and irfeglous. turning over new leaf when
they became members 0i temperance societles,
and those who had never frequented places OF
wsrshp before constantly attended them after
Joining those societies. He had also found that
houses whish used TO be scenes OF depraviy and
revolving vice had been changed into places o COM
fort and happiness, In consequence OF their owners
becoming members OF temperance societies. HIS
evidence on this subject ought TO have some weight,
as he had commenced by opposing those societies,
md had ended by being convinced OF their utility
There was no individual who IN his day was more
entitled to thanks than ot whose name their
perance movement and he was sure that every
noble lord connected with Ireland would be glad
10 bear testimony in favor OF that individual
Father Mathew CLEAR, hear) II had been OBJ
lected that that gentleman was u Roman Catholic;
bur, be he what he might, ,hey were all aware
thai ne became member of the Temperance As
sociation III consequence OF receiving the pledge
from Protestant clergyman.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

DAY'S IMPROVED LIEE PRESERyERs.-Tb- va
~ patterns rasde .ft=- ead CRAFTY improved
method Of Preparing -ss-r whieh ceconpose Ike
thcse prsfar- t- old way Purchasers should 5e c,r.u
% o5lia tacs- or s sI.d every ore OF whlcn :s
wa-ra1.rd pzsf=er. HORACE Il DAY
-h2I Nfaidzr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEW-YOBE..........M MARCH %.
CLEAKED.
shlps Roscius, EldrGge, Liverpool Collins q Co..
Herculean Holmes Savannah.
BARK Douglas Townsend. Gibraltar, p J Francis.
Brigs Susan Spoff1rd Spocord. Bernada, Mlddle'on y
Co: Patsey y Blunt. MAcom. Belize.
schr Harriet smith. Smith, Scebcrn.
Barge shark, Stevenson, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
FOR THE EAST.

rs - WHITE. ARRANGEMENT.
NEw-YoRK AND BoSIoS RAIL
- ROAD LISE Via SokN !cH AND
,.opcrSTrR-Cornrossdc q the following sTpeE', Sean
-. mining in connection with the SOwiea Aaa B's:oa
as Worcester RailrOa ads:
-iN WORCESTER Capt. yandeEe!.
CLEOPATRA. Capt. DUs;An;
STw-HAYt.S. Cart. Van Pen.
Ono ct which VIII leave Pier NS S0Iih r Sisst [wSsS Ts
Tae ' Ns,,.a1ss-s. ,.n1,,ly. NJ / o'ciock Pm.
PHsscseFs = sem on he ARRIVAL S the steamers rs. a, 1LLENs
POINT vii s Immediately totya,el @ IN pdST6S ,T 5S;savt 80, at
eo'iu.,1 r. nssssre o. .reisht ap7lS on boS-d
snA''sT f5,aT D + ALLEN, 81 Broadway upstairs
I0T1,,r.-The steamer NEPTUNE
q e. haIinE beea withdrawn 'no.n t,s e @ tOu.s io'
S,sS ibe pssenI os .he pGPfss +s % 1HS .s,-csb 4
sair Of rev b0iefs. and oeld- .n.sousay
ver,ul ne vi r,,',f sST% e5 nr ~ s;
- - ~ Mach IN ,he lnsaa;nc. those wis'l ~ St'-
e ir Inc transportation Of freight dGTinS 'he e''S 80
son may do 50 ~ app M rs tcent 70 N''rs'-set
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

ARRIVED.
Brig George Yates ds I'm Charleston. cotton 70 George
Bulkley.
BIZ Amethyst, OF sullivan Anderson, from Mayagnez,
PR via New London. g ds. 10 Brett q Vose Left
bark Paneht ldg; brigs lie Carthagca. Keller, for
York next day; Black Hawk, dsg; fIe.Shier Banchard
wig fr,; schr Willow loading for NYork others not cc2
Schr Florence Taee, ds I'm Norfolk, corn Williams
& Northam.
scl,r superb, Gray. frn Williamson. nc. shingles.
Schr II u Foster, Machlas, Ne. lumber
Schr Sarah Nickerson, Frankfort, potatoes
schr suntec Frankfort, Ne. potatoes
schr Carolina Patt, ds I'm Newborn NC nava! stores
10 Dereyster s. Whitmarsh
sehr A Cadmus, -, ds I'm ocfacoke,NC naval stores
10 u |. Sayrc.
schr susanna Lewis II ds I'm Newber nc. nayais stores
% a l. hitthvli
schr George Pollock Adams, ds I'm Wilmington, naval
stores 10 K Schenck. -
SAILED.
Ship Lancashire, LIyerpoo bark GoSabs. Rio Granae:
brgs Exact Savannah Emeline, 81 Marks; sehr Hume,
Ncwbern, NC. and others.
SPOKEN.
by the schr Brothers 2st Inst lat 81 80 Ion IS oo
Schr Nnvarian, of Kingston steering Sc
18th Feb a9 20 Ion ~ 90, exchanged signals with 'he
ship Cambridge, hence for Liverpool
March H. lat 30 49, Ion Gi 50, exchanged signals with
the ship Virgnlan, hence for Liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

INDIA RUBBER GooDS-HUTCHINsoN X Run
EON have zRs .ed for sale The warehouse Of th-
Newark, NJ lnEa Rubb-r Factory 50 Nait-n lane y. !.
Ey-:y -ar- Of lnds Rusber Goods Our stock
l.-- Of SacEIocs Coats CoakS aad Caps L:fe
Fs=ste-s Cloth cs arrays E0rSe CoyeTI. tes-ns Ma
e.a= B4ndia- Of v=r sap-or quality &c. Ttos- Ia want
OF sTtic- ih- India Rubber lEr will do ws call
and before purchasing eseg h>re sell cheap
goods epsenred and hrnouz
r4 HUTCHINSON 4 KJSIOS. 81 Naiden lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
LAMPS, CUTLERY, &c.

LAMPS. GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS,
AND CANDELABRAS,
FOR THE SrRING q IRA d L.
METZ. BROTHER co No. % John-street, are manu-
Dcturnr and have always h'nd complete assortment
of articles in their line OF the following dcscnftons, winch
they will sell q, wholesale or rtai at low rricr lot cash
Improved Chemical Oh and Cemphene Lamps
solar Lamps, Gilt and Bronz-d IN Srrat variety
Comelius & CO. celebrated Patent solar Lard LansS
Gir,ndoIrs y,rinus patterns gilt s.cred brOuEed.
sn.rcugIuc Solars l)ouc Camyhcae Lamps,
Bracket SoiarS, Side DO 40
Solar Chandeliers, BncEc; do 90
Paient Lard Hasd Lamps, Stand do DO
Britannia Hand Lamp, Camphe3e handclis!s
Supgrlut Chemical Oil, Pure Spcrm on
do C,mphrne Solar aud Lard OIL.
do Burpipc Fluid Refined v hale OIL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS IN WALL STREET.
CHyTTENDEN \ BLISS.

TNITIK
HAVE RtMON Ed Ia ihclI store No. is Wall street,
III six doors from Brondwa ay. the Old Church grounds
Our present stock OF tcresn SDrs'g Goods seeced by
Of large TO which
making additions daily both from foreign arrivals and the
auctions Also received from American munuflctumrs,
general assortment Of Domestic Goods Prints &c We
sy-ctiully invite the attention of Cash men and all close
huyers position stock ot goods and the prices
thereof with the single remark that Wall only
ew place for Dry Goodsn bt ,riH be- s0Issrhdt disj
gUiShcG. CHIT ENDtN y BLISS.
" IL. 100 piece, Carpe;jnss with Canton .Nahngs
fr,un An 2 s.le asa above ull2J l9l 4
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

VI kLLS * SrUl\Ji - P,ne-strrvt. offer for sale
w BLE,4CHED GOODS.
superior Manchester & ~ inch aud Long Cloths.
IS do sup Carlisle e-s, 81 iueh audi Long Cloths
IS do Mas0u,ille aud Freneh River DO
80 do lNhridSe l.; aud Exeter rs do
90 do Harmony. fOcassett and best smily do
20 do white CAmbrcs aud linen field Shiitinss
81 do 9S, S.i. 7S and - Long tlotlS and Shlrnss
BR0WN GOODS.
50 bsles heavy Griswold Mills l.. SheetinsS
100 do Jeweti City aud romhanoc do
50 do Pagsn Creek and Dover 10
IS do lockwood 4 and NoTthAeld do
IS do Family and Preston do
PRINTS IND C0LoRED GOODS.
200 ligh, Spring Prin,S, ot newest styles
30 DO furniture do do
% do ,uIrtint Manchester a. and rs Sesias
50 DO assorted black and fancy cooIed do
81 do black and assorted coloryd CAmb'ics
eS do tasians, W,gals ard plAis SilesiaS
25 do silk ronsec flAndkerchieis
20 do cott-a Pongev aud flss Do
50 % Nes;ing> and pSutsloon Stuff,
IS do blue aud colat-, heavy Drilliues
TICKS and DRILLS
$50 bales AmoSkcts i [ \ Nud 4 llcks
30 do Nalpole very surerio. Ticks
~ do E-0wa,> improved \ c \ aud Ticks
800 do heavy Springfield aud Other prlll,- M Paw
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

ZONES Il HALL'SCH.ASGEAcLE SAFETY Lock
This ocz can, 81 te viii of possessor be changed
50 es 10 make millions ei locks Of one so that neither
ths maker nor an oer person has any knowledge what
e-er 0: TIE Jock.
The subscriber would respectfully Inform, the public TIA,
ne has purchased Of rs partner, wn. Hail Of Boston Mass
ms nan IN the Patent Right II the above lock This lock
s 2ow owned and VII IN future be manufactured only Ly
IL = JONES, al his establishment IN the city Of Newark
~ And by ihs advertisement lie would nofy al pe.-
sons not 70 Infringe on his Patent Right The subscriber has
oeen 70 great expense 70 Manufacture and 10 sell the
<oot ocE a. much sss price, according TO the SIZE than
can Se oe1t IN the United Stit= And he would farther
sAe mai us !oc hss been picked opened with
ou, 'e tue key that locked viii by the r1ry
ras tt i h=- undergone different times, with re-
*dr o. $3.50 20 any person who would open Il fairly bur
no oe has eyer been succsssfI and Is warranted n all
Instances noi - get Of ore. while use, which has
oe gFss: annoyance 10 many who have locks Of
different construction.
Alo his Patent Pad Locks ior Railroad PURPOSES PRS
CTS, Expresses aat Custom Houses when have been zen
ersy ADOPTED and give full satisfaction. H. C. JONES
Jts 3rni awisc Patent Lock Maker Newark 7
~ stS Of &C or4sr Of lie sunag4fs Of tb-
lonntJ Q. Neiy ork. notice hereby given 70 al fron.
heyluc eiairis s,aast SAMUEL ANbREAS lat of d.
CtF Of e-fort House VI over k!-c-4sed ps-srnt The
S- u The vouchers thereof th-.suhseIib4. AZ hs n
slteace Of Elizabeth l. Adezs No 81 hird street lon liz
CIt' Of evy orE, b-ior- the fnh day OF Agg a,
R-,, LATED ~. stt the III: day cf februa-y ls;5
CHARLES BROWN Aftaiqisr.afor
ELIZABETH l. ANDRLAS Admini.t-,t6,
III ieTsm-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

A SroRY OF Dic1gYs-Our worthy Governor il
is well knows, is very plain in his dtess--ven-so
much So that his appearance has sometimes occa-
stoned li,ile regret IN certain circles. and efforts
have been made TO effect a change in his habits
But his cxceeucy has his attachment 70 republican
simplicity 100 deeply inwrousht 10 be ehaced BY
such appliances OF course, Governor Briggs car
ries his devoted zeal for the temperance cause.
consistently and gracefully into all the circles where
his political elevation brings him. 1t is sand tha,
member OF the executive council. heretofore mos;
intl-xiby set asaint teelo,alIsm has lately been
much wrought upoa. tina, he has promised 10 sign
the pledge, II the Governor Will wear dckey.
There is another story atcat, that, few days
since, the Governor visited the Athen1um, and
aiter spending lli,le lime examining the library
said TO the person in attendance, tina; he should
like 20 see the room where the paintings are The
attendant, not dreaming OF his quality carelessly
answered. that II was not the hour for that room
10 be opened, and be could no, so in Shortly ai.
forwards, another gentleman asked the Keeper OF
the room what the Governor said 10 hiu,-'' The
Governor ~ said he. :" have not seen any Gov
emor." ''Why, said, the other, don'tyou know that
was the Gaye.nor!" ~ shouldn't have ,housh,i,-
why don't he wear dlckey, Ike u gentleman I"
Now, our advice is, thai people !e, Governor
Briggs alone ahou, his dickey, as long he takes
good care OF the State. Let them bear IN mind
tina, Governor Lincoln Wore dicAeyS big enough 10
las; a generation OF Governors.
[Bos,on Chronicle
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
DAGUERRE01YPE.
FIRST PREMIUM NEW-YORK
IMMATURE GALLERY

u =,
DAGUERREAN MINIATURE GALLERY,
Corner Of BrOad,cay and Fu!ton-strset, entrance
third door.
WHERE may be had MINIATURES which. for beauty
w OF color, and elect, a: al times commend
.herselves and If not superior equal TO any tha have
been heretofore taken. MI B. does claim supc-tof?
fs; s!nse but leaves his victEres The criticisms Q:
jus; and intelligent public. who. well Is stranseTs are
invited cal al ths Gallery before going elsewhere "e-
ther ;hey intend sitting or roi Likenes>es IN al cases
warranted TO give sat.factcr s coIored mos oeau
tiiI manner and IN which dspG ie-t Ny. b does cn
superiority ted competent I;l4 p-a;iea
person. Taken In al kinds Q. weather, -cTr A. Il I'll
p. NJ
". 3. Brady a; the late Fair.
Instructions carefully S!rs.- IL me AZ
az " r. BRADY
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
PREMIUM STNp[

PREMIUM STORE.
GOCTHOUY & MEYERS, "a Broadway, respectfully
" invite the public call at their store and examine The
richest and extensive assortment 10 be found in this
country, OF BRONZED and ORMOLU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE MANTEL, SOLAR, BRACKET and READ
ING; LAMPS, CANDELABRAS, GIliANDOLES, BRAC-
KET BRANCHES aud CANDLESrICkS, in every yarl-
ETY. of patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMFS, q new and superb article, Pc
culiary desirable for packets aud steamboats,.
In evidence OF the superiority OF this portion OF their
stock over any other OF its class offered 10 the public in this
City, they with honest pride re!er 10 no less than sA
col d and FOCR SILVER MEDALS. awarded 10 the
manufacturers within the last years, for the greatest
variety and beauty patterns aud the unrvaet nh Of
their work.
they represent those who wish obtain rst class
goods prize oten paid for such are OF very ine-
rior quality requested favor them with cl eefor
purchasing elsewhere.
S2 liberal discoun; to Churches ard Hotels. Ct ly
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE STogE-GRoss
BETS. $50 Fulton street, door ess. Of Broad
way, keep hand -rre Of Boots and shoes
te-!lS.
SB-Nade 70 order al descriptions Of Boots ard Shoes
Fits are prces low s:tt :he times. 81 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

NOUDYEAR'S OEEKSHOLS, Paiertes Is4i.-=0,QC0
" pa. rew and beautiful style These overshoes are
mAteof Metallic Cum ELASTIC CUInro.ton. They
uns.,erasie b. any climate. The heat Q: ths Torrd
Zone vII 1rlt soften theI--e cold ei The Fsid
Zone canro. s-!een :!lea.
FOR eIastc.ty, beauty, tI-ahy, 1rt es:or ;i.ey
"a superior any ot-f oYe-shoe offered pub
Ec. They h-e always received the highest r-e..aas
from re Mechanics LIS: Of Boston, the american In
szte Q; NswYork, and he Franklin Ins:ts,e Of ha-
telPha. warrant Goo ears 0rershoes POSSES I'll he
qualities above st7tet De.ler. invited 70 call and
the l.cs for themselves. For sas whoes and re-
tz1. BY GEo. 5EECHER, 100 Broadway, between Pine
and wa'l-s:-e.t. Se==-ynrk. lsf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

nR swAYSE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
~ CHERRY
FOR G0NSCKPTl0N
COLDS, COUGHS, SPLITTING or BL0QD BR0N-
CHITTS, DIFFICULTY or BREAIHlAG,
ASTHMA PAIN " TYE SIDE, BREAST
AND CHEST. WROOPI-fG COCGf,
Group, AND ALL DISEASES or
THE LIVER .iND LENGS.
BROHEy CONSTITUTION,
De- dc.
The above Is the ORIGINAL and only GENUINE pre-
pa-aton from is valuable all others being fictitious
and counterfeit. Only prepared by Dr. sWA1NE' whose
Office Is removed tho y. W. OF Eighth and Raee
streets Philadelphia This medicine IS acknowledged BY
the Profession and Others throughout The Unsn 10 excel
by r all other remedies offered 10 The pubic icr
the cure OF the above diseases.
IN Keep the name OF DR.. swAYSE in view, Eighth
and Race Philadelphia
AeESrs-Eaviand. Reese & Co. New. York; Dr. W. II.
Minor corner Broadway and John 81; r. :. Sands, IS
Bowcry I. Il. Warner, 2O5 Beecherst-S y. Ctj aIrs
Hays Brooklyn. W. &. Wood, Harlem; benjamin Ots,
Newark John Pearson, Railway Joln Tcrhnne, New
Brunswick Y. J. !. :. EnrTiSon, Salem, Mass W. H.
Pierce Albany L. Il. Swan and J. NJ W Nnsow, Rcehes-
ter " Y. Backus & EuI Troy Spaldnc * Harrington,
and j. Green & Co. Worcester. Mass. John p. Ha Co.
Boston: Harvey Seynore, Hartford. Conn. E Hoilidee,
Buffalo. y. 7. william Montgomery. Laus;nsbuFs, y y
p NJ Cohen &-CO. Charleston, c. Andrew Oliver a Co.
Orleans; T. & j. Adams and l.. ecieinc, -; Louis
wni. Thom. Plii,burs; L. T. Hluman. Cincinnati.
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