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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

,s<slFsuRON ANCIENT HISTORY, No. L-According TO
ss. he treasures OF Sardsnapslus amounted 10 nou
eae nyads OF talents OF Gold snd ten ines as many tai
20 q silver, which Is that almost exceeds credeii-
nan Is lost II he attempts 10 sum up 'he "no.e NaIs
- ". what il this IN comparison Win 'hc ihesHhaoe
e1e CoVKAVns hal,ss Ncdacaf,d SoaPposscssins, As
100 ms priceless OF besutfSing The human iv
@ofoaskly removing Salt Rheuin, Eryslpe.as. tvve''
a. fmpes. bloches, Reduces Spots, Tan, frecAvs.
SS"n.ss. sunburn, Morphew, and Koughness nom ~
e 1oVRsVDs Soap Is bsoyant forms delicious iSnl-'
,s4~f end can be gsed Ia hard or salt water GOV
49, iesfes >nbes hsvc The surprising power OF e1f"-
k,s n1ioughly and permanently, all supcTfuo1s nun NJ
~ " OBsEgss ,ha, every CAKE Of The GENUINE ha1"
soaP i pressed In oval mould with The words
Yo~s,, Felix Gourauds Italian Medicaied soap New
T. rhciosed IN lsure wfeaih.l distinctly rSised or
kseh cske j. also envcoped ~ esp.endii gi.i
wfsppcrthe cen;re OF which displays the vsIi
$50 "iach Tie soap be- applied n White enaiii
H. ssfing, on groundwork Of Tyrisn purple. Renen.-
dro. eeHs"s unless put up IN this manner In ad
49, n universal caution, II should be understood mar
To-, " ftLtN CoVRAvDs valuable preparations for ls
r,t 49, oe purchased genuine here than a. his Cos
fss a., refemefy Depot, 81 Halkerstred FIRST store
Boz IL Chesnui-sL Philadelphia; Jordan Milk-st
ma " SI eon Co. Lowell; Ives, Salem w. l. Ger
0r,s,~ Bedford; Guild, Bangor; Bliss Springfield
ioF3. " worcester Myers New Haven; Bull Hart
Rochester; Bsckus Bull Troy: Pierce,
q, D. nan, Albany Morse. Locxporf, Siofrs Hudson
"''asaAsspsiei Heinilsh. Lancas,eri &c.
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Gltnutlons, Nl. Uanteo.

DOX NAKERs.-LOCO-FOCO AND UPRIGHT
ID Box Maser- wanted ior sevens- Matches. ia Aen-.
Inquire The basement Of 100 Orcard-ifei near Delaney
- where the work given out 70 outdoor workers. aud
psvuleufs made on delivery Under The SUPERVISION Of e.
males Woua-u and Young gr may thus ind constant en-
p0ymeli heir own homes and good prces gwen ioJ
Orcber-f private dwelling house and The BOX makers
have no connection viii NJ lsc,oIy. i've SITS
NVTANTEp-gva l-l.iny respectable y1-l1I woman a
w situation IN small private family plan COOK verv
good washer and ronef OF 10 do csnervork or general
house Of small private family, ias obiecrou
go -ln4l distance n ne country. ne pest Of city refer
l.vrl Please 20 enelre ~ y ofl avenue jrs -
VlrA\TED-A sifu iflou nurse BY r. pecfb vouny
w woman 10 a sms. family she wOad lac 20 ~ mo
tie country for TIE summer she : wiling 10 ASSIST cham
berv0rk aud plain sewing and % make h-re useful A. ar
q. possible Ao1y a. - Mott street m ihe store. r.
XtTA>Tti-A -luiiOn by pectable rrge-fs ID CID
w Nurse Chsnbermsld IN private family Please
apply IN tie Of Nar-has grocery store The Of
1911 street AMI Broadway. ly9 p
VXrtNTED-Bv a respectable miide-a-ed Wonqn a
w situation Nurse or Chainoefmad No objection 10
20 In the country Best Of reierenees given Address
note 10 NJ C. a. ii- once Jys =
WANTED, place a. cook or 10 DO Lousework by a
w capable GIRL who lived years IN her former place
ARMY = so Browne = iye 81
N(ANTED-A place for hou-ework 10 lie country by
w an American GIRL. Please apply a. i7s Broadway.
N(fANTED-A place By nice Protestant q nj Tor cln-
w berworS Or general work Apply a77 Mlloerry-st
rear iy95's
NNT1NTED-A man 10 acI a. eTs on Farmer I0T .-oTe
which good security and 80 per month wages VIII be Civ
App No. 81 Recior--t from 10 O'Clock iy9 81
NANIED-A Young man from tire country win frOm
w $50 $40 10 engage IN safe and profitable business
already established viii yields profit OF IS
80 per week " b. young man with The above amount
will De engaged Clerk Al go week This i good op
poruniy any Young wishing 20 engage IN business
For particulars address note directed A. H. at the Office OF
tins paper Will meet with prompt attention. jy3 5usyc
r OST OR STOLEN from the Subscriber, about the
IL 18Th May last al the Tckei-ohce in Brooklyn. large
russell leather Pocket BoQk containing suEdry and
other papers PAYABLE the Subscriber payment Of the
same having been stopped They Of any per
.on but The owner WhosOever viii leave them this Of
fee or enclose them the subscriber IN Boston, No 81
Alen-s'reei, shall be suitably rewarded -
jyi ot+i- Illus DAhLiNJ'
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!. T,,p ..1,uEM,s HEAD HOTEL, on

w Sound near New Haven, IL now opeu nc u.usi nn OF
~ the charge of MI samuel Fowler Pure air, sale see
b.biny .ea food and other requ for heath aud col
fort during tbs wan season may Gil oo iounn theIs N..
he Head on the arrival Of the Steamboats, from New fo'k
iyg 3tawlstfc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

NOTICF.-The creditors Of the late finn OF {. O.
HUDSON. OF Nicksburg, Mississippi, embraced in the
second class of their assignment are notified that the under
signed Assignee Of their estate, VIII be al the Asor House
m New York on Wednesdayihe 9Th INST and at the fremont
~ III iisiiend on aid estate. BEN. JOHNSON,
- sti.s Assignee OF C. 4 @. Hudson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

The Bank OF Wooster Ohio. has been made one
Of The Government repositories. The notes OF tins bank
are redeemed by Winslow g. Perkins Wslstreet at j,
per cent.
The DAYTON Bank, Ohio, has commenced issuing
notes We have seen the and threes they tru
" chastc and beautiful The Registers name (R Hume
r) il across the note the left end The vignette
OF the anos s on the goddess Of agriculture sitting upon
plough and holding the right hand newly reaped grain
and in the left sickle The vgnee Of the threes ia
prolific portrait Of Of the governors Of the State
On the LEFT end the registers signature these
words socrcd by he pledge Of stock" The people Of
Ohio should discounienance a general thing the is
sues Of banks of their State; for now their own
money IL az safe a. specie.
IT. -. 1.;- Loo, .b.ir
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Az N Z ,
DIR. The Power of Love.

Or, Inc rover OF LOVE-
TALE OfMi--ouri, hy Stephen Stubs, Esq. Published
"A this DAY ~ Frenchs Publishing Hal, 20 Broad" ny and
for sale a. all the Periodical Depos fcc l2i cents Jyol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aseuocsss s..
RY BANGS, RICHARDS = r ,. 80 -
~ ~ BrunfWnw cnah odvooccuchS .D<S -


ny BANGS. RiCHxRDa 4 PLATr-sofs
ID pa Brosi~sy-Libs5sl cash savsoeenen" msas "
WV SEW:So YORK FALL TRADE SALE
III. arg asUu s. A s e. no. sES2orYPH
The sas o si.loosy, Psp.f Is VII bed a'ss -
Invocss should - tnrn.hed By Let July ue1t wtes 10
The asas cash savsDess vii he mad. o. recap. Of Goods
"''0 '''''"e AT PRIVATE SALE
large Assorn,en, Of Standard Aee'ansoas end School
BOOKS Al low psicss
L. COTTON & GO. Aaenon and co'nml.s.oa Hss.
chsnis Nos lis Futon street. and - Ana sr-ee-Lo.
e. advances made on eonssnmsai' and pf0"p' '-''as
made
ny JAMES VI. MIl.Lkk, wEpNEsDAi, Ja.y
ID q al /! o'clock al the Merchants Exensnse
LARGE SALE or BROOKLYN LOTS. BY order Of
he rrsees of he Jackson rsale, known As ne hone
.fraa consisting o several hundred Los, sius"a on rug
ton Lafayette, DeKss Portland and csfoo Ass1s' "a
xna.,,rre's Also, two Lots On Marshall srevs a., 80
Lo, on John street. commencing - zee, we's'y n"n
iory Tile ind,. patabe. Terms liberal and MAs 1911
:, the sale Maps may Ne had al h- otce OF Tie A4eaoe
GERS No Liberty TUESDAY r'jrss Jalyis
A. iet o'eiecS Al STORE NS ~, ~. Boss
shoes and Bro. ans consisting OF every VARIETY w
soah.rn. Western and Northern rrsis sac positive
nv IANE. N. NiLi.kk.-w EpNLsVAt, ,sy
sh s saos sac Of Sss ss@ the Sore Of
Messrs Bishop Br~sien, No u God-s ..s ~ N
Para and Manufactured India Rubber Shoes consisting
The various styles and Ands viz 81
Mens and Womens Sheet Rubber Over soosS
Sheet Rubber and Cloth Strapped over Soo~
a., -" Finished Para Shoes
Womcn's
Miss
Women's Furred and Lined Boots and Shoes
Gsloou, bound Grecixns
" Manufactured Baskins
Sheet Rubber SsndAs
Meme
Dealers from abroad invited 10 attend this ssiA Terms
OF sale will be under sie cash. under -" mouths. uniss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09
PICONIC HOUSE, 0rssnporI. Lonr l.Isal
FISHING. SEA BATHINo, 90.

OCEAN HOUSE. This desirable summer 80 a.
yated is now open the The subscnbs wvaio
respectfully inform his friends, and the public genera ~.
he has leased above premises and soes asb1fe u lsu
patronage. ,..,.Y, ,.,Iy N, Tho
above House. " ~ ~, |" W. 49,,
Jy3lwis 'bpe ~ - 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-23
SAY IT BOLDLY! r
PULM0NIC SYRUP
SAVED MY LIFE!
READ READ!
THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE OF
X / G Il A X D l.. COX

h IL IL X ID l.. COX,
deposition was ,sEsa in Of on Lewis
Ssis Gssfss IssIs
Sihs % Sf the most eminent physicians Of Ph
ssenea o. high ssaSdss among whom S
@ lis hsy
sr CIV OF P rsSSsg5SisIA' }s.s.s
On Che 80 day o. May p isis before the subscriber
d' eH tkssRRs
Co. State Of NeT Jersey who on his solemn Affirmation did
sasEsd sIess dry ssaswi.ss
N?semher last when hs suddenly seized With
informed him ;hat his lungs state he
% Fl. S %sa
short and aborous and the least exetcn led
e. @ hs Gs n ] pain mats
Shsa 'z wso @ hi & @
beyond the reach oope For days his appetite had
% took 9s
ns, asa in ss1: I'm R S. ds ss
rpeaed under the soothing influence ofthe syrup He had
'. s9s
a
that his friends could scarcely in the with him
low e n %s.inss; continues Ss
Ds
healthy ssss
ps ms s c .s up S s
The period intervening taking the first bottle and his
recovery was about ten weeks that the rapid change his
during his illness, that friends neghbors 1ecked CONT
nnay to see as II WERE from the That
tnued using until he had taken twenty-five bottles That
he now believes hmsefa sound and in enjoyment
heath that he able attend all his duties and
his e that he has had his lungs examned and that they
: = tsisnsdj ''''' ''Dp R sHGfi., L. cox
ATs s:ss ''Si5 I'll = fa s:s me
:, EvEsHAM, Burlington Co.. NJ April 22d, 1886
We the subscribers residents in the township Of Evasham
80 hereby n CERTIFY hat we are with Nj Richard
~ Consumption, which believe cured by the OF
Schencks pumoaic syrup and feel it duty recommend
been witness the performed
this section Of the country. MF sl.
S M;;sS BSS saws John John hsi H.
franklin B. Cox, Andrew Griscom,
John Cox. William Hammtt,
Joseph +. Hewings Jacob Hewings.
Mr. j. H. scHENcKAsr: am Pastor Of the Baptist
Church Maron New Jersey Some three four months
since taken by Of the deacons Of his re-
spected neighbours Mr. Richard L. Cox then laying all hui
at deaths door by Consumption My distinct
impression that the gentleman would live week
To my surprise saw him IN my congregation last Sabbath
received from him the that your SYRUP the
means of saving his lfe am, respectfully, yours,
Please notice that s. Beekman of 49 CORTLAND street,
longer agent for the sale Of the Genuine Schenck
The Genuine Schenck Pulmonc Syrup can be had at the
Propretors office, No Courandt street few doors below
Broadway; No 80 South Sixth Street. Philadelphia door
No State street. Boston No IS North Gay street Bal
tlnore le20 1mTrc. j. II. SCHENCk
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when he accompanied by his friends assembled the bal
cony Of the mansion loud and continued cheer like
the sound of many waters" greeted his appearance
The shout was caught up by the multitude and ran in
thunder round the square and along Nassau street and
continuous peal of applause resounded through the
tire neighborhood for several minutes.
The Lberaor shortly after entering his residence APP
peared in the balcony His appearance hailed with
renewed cheers. He proceeded to address the vast
sembage at some length. When the LbeIator retired
the procession which had halted during his address
passed quickly on; and each trade fled off to re-.
spective locale three hearty cheers given with
right good will, opposite the house of the whom
they had met to honor During the entire of the
rable proceedings not the slightest accident disturb
occurrcd was there single tipsy person OBJ
served during the day II after O'Clock when
the last OF passed the house Of the Lberator
and shortly after the streets became enantess So end
cd the memorable Both fMay, lS45
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-23

The LAND TRouBrE IN lowA-The settlers on
the Halt Breed Tract in Iowa are far from being
satisfied with the decision recently given with regard to
their titles. They will probably have the question taken
up the II 8, supreme Court before u - hnaiy deor
ded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-23
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per
copy-$7 IS per annum-payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Evsry saturday-rrce 81 cents
per copy$3 l2s cents per annum-payable in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-always
cash in advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
s Q All letters or communications, by mall addressed
to the establishment must be post paid the postage
will be deducted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEroR or THE NEW YoRK HERALD rABLisHMyNT
Northwest of Fulton and Nassau streets
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The Head Pacifcator and the City Marshal, both on
horseback unceasing in their efforts to preserve
the regularity of the procession at starting, task Of
considerable difficulty, owing to the pressure of the
crowd from without.
At hal-pas four O'Clock the Lberator and his compa
trots assembled their of triumph and received the
grateful homage Of thousands Of their fellow country
men and, by strange coincidence at the same hour
on that day twelvcmonhs they eycd from the
Court of Queens Bench (where hatreda deep, cunning
and rancorous hatredregulated every proceeding and
was substituted for every law amidst the universal
of the nation and consigned to the fclon's fate
What reflections may not this simple occurrence sug-
gcstl The position Of the country then, of
equacd dficulty-danger invested every step, and q
single error, solitary indscreon would have de.
stroyed the success of ycarsposponed the ulflment
OF the national hope indefinitely precpated its pur
suit through horrors that would make victory a curse
Yesterday the people bold in the assurance of
their ndssolIble strength-they had triumphcd, but
their triumph was within the limits of the Constitution;
in their shout of JOY embodied inward conscious
ness of strength too mighty for the old oppressos;
true II is that the spirit of nation worthy of freedom,
and anxious for 1t, is indomitable and that there is
thing in the atmosphere of aprson to extnguish truth
or suppress the virtuous aspirations OF people for Ii
bery.
the order before mentioned, the procession moved
onwarda mass of nationality, patriotism and grandeur,
presenting as were living history Of the struggle for
ndcpc ldence From Great Britain street. at which place
the depuasion reescenocd their carriages the patriotic
cavalcade proceeded to the Libcrators house.
The entire portion of the sout side OF the square
filed with carriages, cquestrans and pedestrians and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-23
TO C4PTT1LTSTIS.

TO CAPITALISTS.
RARE CHANCE-To invest capital ofabout $40 600 in
n safe and profitable way by erecting building for divn.
worship for the Congregston Of this city and fur
Broome and Madison streets, for that purpose.
For particulars enquire Mr. j. Denhoefer IS Cedar ST.
Messrs. Ststhemer& Brothers. 81 Beaver street.
iui0 Inn rc
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Please notice that s. Beeman of 49 Courtand street.
longer agent for the sale of the Genuine Schenck
Pulmonc Syrup.
The Genuine schsncks Pumonic Syrup be had the
Broadway No 80 South Sixth Street. Philadelphia door
below the Of Chestnut street, 6 Broadway Albany;
No State Boston aud No IS North Bal
tnore. je20 Intro. j. III. SCHENCK.
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TO THE PUBLIC
r NOTICE THE PUBLIC that Doctor JOSEPH HEINE
i No. 20 DUANE STREET, is my sON--was not Ai,sA..
LON, DAVIDS SONl See Book Samuel ~ 1850
SOLOMON HElNE, M d.
Je 2n-ec No. 81 Reade street, New York
IN nl0 LBS. OLD FILES, but little used for sale
lVsOOV Also,a lot Of File Steel and Tools for Fila
making worthy the attention Of manufacturer Smiths Ap-
ply at NO. 100 wafer strvse my 10 lm-rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-23

IVA FUH SAI.F Ok TO LET-At the nine mIe STONE
f Kugsbridge Road, -four handsome Cottage Houses Two
OF THIN have each IA rooms, with kitchen and cellar
front and stables and houses finished in The best
manner with marble mantlrs and CRATES. -
The other houses each nine rooms finished above
Also large Stone House at Fort Washington with ten
aud two kitchens, coach house and bu,Idurs with
oflandhe house well finished with marble msntss and
CRATES. -
vile stages the premises hour the Enquire
of r. r. Carman 635 broadway Fort Washington and Al
the store 10th street, Kngsbridge Road jeii 2wsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-23

HAST IRON WAlEk PIPES, Of different sizes, constai
~ ly on hand. T'-
'o' ''"s''''A = WA WARRINGTON IN RICHARDS,
mv23 1r~Yh cig Water
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-26
CHAPLAINS TO CONGRESS

These officers If important at all, which should
have been the first, have been the last chosen
the Rev. %Septimus Tus,en by the Senate, and the
Rev. VIM. III. Milburne by the House of Repre-
sen'atives. The Hon. Mr.. Petit Of Indiana.
has, ever since he has been n member of Con.
gress, endeavored 10 oppose this fastening upon
The country a fixed religion, so far as each House
can do II, and paying it out of the funds of the
nation. tie has made various propositions. TO
eVaue H. by suggesting among others, that each
member should pay his quota for prayers, ou, of
his private purse, or that the invitation be OK
tended to all the clergy in the city to oficiate by
turns FINDING every thing opposed, on the day
of the election he rose and asked to he excrsed
from voting, stating that ' his reasons for makino
the request were simply these he did not believe
that this House, or that Compress. had amy chr,
OF fostering care over, or any puwer to approximate
money Tor, any subject which they had not the
right to legIslate upon. 1t was clearly the ran.
stltutiun that this Honse, or tha, both bnuses 90
congress united, could not legislate on the sub
Jeci ut religion he therefore believed that i, wae
a direct and pal pable violation of the cons,i,u,io,
OF the country to foster in any form or in anv
manner, any religion whatever or to paw ont one
dollar OF the public money-nay, one fartbins of
it-ior this purpose. HI therefore asked IN be
excused from voting.
1.-The motion being agreed TO, Mr.. Petit, was
excused.
"Mr. Sawyer, at his OVID request, was also OK.
cused."
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"SCRAPS OF USEFUL INFORMATION -,

Under this head Elihu Burritt, the " learned
blacksmith" as he is sometimes called. il se,d
Ing out a series of extras, to the press Of TIE
country Inc principal object of which appears 10
be to bring the military arm the of Government
into disrePute, by exhibiting the enormous expense
which the do nothing portion of the army and
navy costs the country. That abuses do exist
there can be no doubt, and we publish No, 3 If
the series for public inspection. Is it not outrage
Gus that such vast sums should be expended .. for
nothing" while hundreds and hundreds of worthy
mechanics are thrown out of employment a dozen
times in a year, for no other purpose, that we
can see, than to keep Town the expenditures TO a
reasonable amount, as a blind to our Legislators
This is sacrificing the many for the good of the
.te,0. Let these enormous abuses be Corrected
we belong to no "peace party" but as it is
most likely that great additions will be made IN
our army and navy, we ask Congress to make
such alterations in The law as will insure ,
reasonable amount of service for the LARGE bono,v
paid.
a." In looking over the expenditures of The Brit.
ish Government, for 1885, we find that abnn,
$50, 0U0, 900 were paid to ia, 1852 Non Eyrrc.
TIVE men in the Army, Navy and Ordnance De-
PdI'u'e"J einOIdCHHB, pIOOdOIyJ haII pay officers
and other pensioners. The expenditures. DURING
the same year, for the Civil Government, in
GLIDING all allowances to the several branches of
the Royal Family, and TO the King of the Bel
glans for the establishment of The Lord Lien.
tenant OF Ireland salaries and expenses of both
Houses OF Parliament, including printing for the
whole Judiciary Department, including the ex
penses Of the Police and Criminal Prosecutions.
and all the salaries and approximation allowances
10 foreign ministers and cOnsuls, and for all other
pensions and annuites on the civil list. did NOT
amount TO S13 ,OO0,000! /! seUen millions of dol
lars a year less than the sun paid to these non
cfectiCe, do-noiting men connected with The
British Army and Navy. There are 1863 Jndoes
in the United Kingdom, whose salaries amount to
81 ,765,022 per annum. Nor are they non s9ee.
live men IN their department, but men that honor
the British name and give dignity TO human
laws throughout Christendom. Yet, for all their
profound learning and asiduons labor, they do NOT
receive in ELEvEN YEARS what is paid in ONE
to the do nohings Of the British Army and Navy
But let us come back to this model republic
and see If like abuses exist in its economy. In
looking into the Register Of the u. S. Navy. we
6od this TO be a fact with regard to the actual
service and pay Of our naval officers in the earlier