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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
nAxnrkr. AMI III. . Z. NJ.
xl,h SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

Truman Smith for Congress, IRE votes behind
John Cotton Smith, Loco-same as Gov. Baldwin
was behind Cleveland last year. Wing Sheriff,
(Isaacs) 100 ahead, and elected. Wing Senator
(Edwards) do, by IS majority.
For Sherifi.-lsaacs, (Whis,) l4lO; Barnum,
ucco,) 1901.
For senatoy-Edwards, twhig,> Ass; ST. John,
QLoco,l 1851.
REPRESENTATIVES.
Danhary-Edgar Toaeey. whs, elected; ID. choice.
RidSrnsid--navcy Smith and hezeSiah Scott, Wings.
New rarfeid-Danicl Ball. LOCO eicrtea-t mai.
Sherman-wnlys Briggs, Loco, eiccted-lS insi.
Brookaeld-No choice.
Nsw,oMn-Charles Peek and David Sanford. Loeos.
Rcaans-o 5. Coiey and ~ L. bSrteam, Whis elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

ny- The Madisonian has been sold out BY John
B. Jones to Messrs. Theophilus Fisk and Jesse E,
Dow, who will henceforh publish, daily, semi
weekly and weekly, The Constellation who pro
mise TO print genuine Democratic paper, and
net the Tyler article, They say they have already
more subscribers than any paper IN the District
That they mean TO go the whole hog will hardly be
doubted when we state that, in the number before
us they asser, that the reduction by England OF the
duty levied by her Cotton is consequence Of ithe
LECTION of Polk.' % That viii do. boys-only you
can't publish the organ Father Richie must
boss that concern.
1S- Gen. j. J. HARDIN, Member Of Congress
from Illinois, has been invited to apublic supper by
hs neighbors in Jacksonville, and has accepted of
the invitation.
fss- The Boston day line over the Long Island
p,,roaa vii, be run unt further notice, only on Monday,
WEDNESDAY and Friday, via Norwich and Worcester. and
return from Boston on the alternate days At the same hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

FROM HAvASA.-By the brig Prince de JOIN
VILE Capt. Gardner arrived yesterday from Havana,
have sdvces to the 26th ut There had been little or no
change In the market Havana since last dates and
Rice was dull of sale There in the port OF Havana
on the 22d ut. lilo vessels of which 81 were ships and
harks bri.s and IS chooners, the greater portion of
them lying idle.
There had been exported from Havana to the United
States from the st January 22d ut 613i boxes Sugar
AMI 3C3s hhds Molasses and from Matanzas during the
sane period boxes sugar and 79i4s hhds. Molasses
rSavannah Geor.ian April 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

~, The P,dadaFhia Conference Of The ". E.
Church commenced It's .esson at Mfort Del on the I'd
inst. Bishop Waugh presiding.
FlRE.-The block Of frame houses on the North
west corner of Sycamore and Court SITS, was burn
ed down on Thursday morning, between and
O'Clock The buildings were not of much value,
and most OF the furniture in them was saved.
[Cin. Gsz. April T.
FtRE-On Sunday evening last, between the
hours Of 9 and 10 O'clock, the Post Office in TINS
town was discovered TO be on FIRE, and before the
flames could be suppressed nearly the whole con-
tents were consumed. The goods OF Mr.. I Sanxsy,
jured. The origin OF the fire Is supposed TO have
been candle snuff, careles:ly thrown among the
papers upon the floor. iIowa City Stan. Mar. IL.
4 THRILLING INcrDENT.-The Rev Dr. Beecher,
IN an article which ne recently furnished for the
Young Reader, tells the following touching story
years since, the Reverend Joseph Davis, an
excellent Baptist Minister In London, was walking alvns
OF the crowded OF Ia. city his attention
arrested By the circumstance that carrisge with several
horses just about pass little girl who
slowly crossing the road He strongly felt the danger Of
The child, and forgetting his own. he ra natched her
IL his arms, and FASTENED with her the side path. when
the thought struck hiuwh2t would the parents Of This
dear child felt had she been killed Az this moment
be looked in the face Of The Lille girl which had been con-
cealed from bis view By her bonnesnd imagine, II you
ca his feelings when he discovered that # bis own
daughter him aboG, half hour after the occur-
renee shall forget his agitation as he described
me her dagger or his expression thanulness 10
infinitely gracious Being who thus teliTered his beloved
child frcrn Gearn ="
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

u QylSsr soat THEoAr ALWAYS az healed 10 a
frw houis by SicAiLstEE, ALLHEALrSG OiST2fEsT Lay
thick upoa thu Heck aad will open the peet'is 20
the accommodating aud out the surface
Every diseise Of that nature can expelled from ts internal
locality and has dve the system without 'AkiHs one
particle OF medicine the stomach Al sores ahd bruises
sweng, poscas by nails needles bites salt fheum SKIN
diseases diseases Of the luags liver The sa's eau'es es
cbas. Of ali putfid mater 4ad the difficulty over
Sold the Grand Depot, 10 sout,set, and By the ehst
d,Drrxt. Of The elfv a. IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
Superior Court.


Ep,aetHS c. Grdyvs. Noses Y. B.dc-Beacs sued Gray
in The Marine Court alleged from lat August; lsi2
TO st May 1913 For the defence in the Court below IL
va. commended Cray not Beach tenalt and that
he was ,aritsd in October, lsi2-en he morsd tram he
premises by sunsry nui.ances erected by Beach, who had
also the premises from the ist November 5i2 20 s
May sl3 to Slr. Pennnan for siO0. The Marine Court
oveued the defence and rendered judgment against Gray
for 500 damages. the amount claimed with costs.
Gray paid the arnoan; and issued cesiiorsrI.
Ths Court II will perceived consider Grays defence to
have and have reversed he Judgment OF me
Marine with and judgment ordered OF restitu-
on 10 fIynr OF CIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

The Foor RAcE-The great Foot Race. in refer
snce 10 which the whole town has been sgog for
SEINE weeks, came off Yesterday [Stsnday) The
day was as ia= as could have been desired, and
the turnout was Immense. No ssch crowd has
ever been seen en- a race-course IN the South be-
fore. OF The nine entries four only came 10 the
startiog-posr, TO vii: Giiderscey- Elwor,h Archer
and The Man in the Mask. They took position az
we have placed them, and al the word went 10 the
work. Before ,key had reached the frst turn the
Mask had taken the lead, but he did not keep II
long. GIlderseeve assumed the front rank ana
maintained II throughout the race. The first mile
was run in so, Gild-rsleeye being first, Archer
second, aad Elworth long way in the rear. The
second. third and fourth miles were run, each man
maintaining his relative position, when, after
reaching the starting point, Elworfh staggered fell
and was borne of The ground. GiideIseeve still
kept up his pace making his miles In excellent and
Uniform time. Meanwhile Archer had been grad
ualy falling back until be had neared the stand on
his sixth mile, when Gildersleeve, who mad gone
clear round and looked him on his seventh uaie,
passed him II was then evident 10 every body thai
Archer had no chance in the race, and he very
wisely abandoned the contest Gildefsleeve made
The remaining thrze miles alone. running 10 miles
N g minutes and 30 secondsu Having done more
than required rs mics in one heur,) Glider
sleeve was OF course declared The victor and ~
ceIve6 The purse OF S5J0. He was game TO The
last, and looked almost e. fresh when he concluded
As when &c started 5 y. Q, IIopic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
Circuit Court.


The Trial Of Polly Bodns was continued-Mr. CLARK,
the part OF prosecution concluded. and followed BY
Mr. Graham. Sfr Whiting will conclude the
summing NJ this forenoon and the case, AFTER the charge
be given to the jury.
Very great interest still evneed by the populnce TO OBJ
tain admission The principal portion Of the audience
terday afternoon ladies, who listened, with deep at
,eniion to the eloquent and argument OF Mr. Gra
ham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

To rHr EDITORS or THg TRBuSr.-ln yoT payer OF
the g st Of March article headed he hagca Pam
Eyr-ctOr Siiye purpoItbg be signed By Henry DaieS
which calculated instead nd deceive the public Ia me
article alluded to- made IN say that IN. celeDattu
ointment must ALWAYS be Sought genuine from MssfS ON
stock Co q CouaHdt whose power Is inrvoeaoe
for % years appointed them agents TO sell my ar
entered contract with them 10 continue "
years gave them power of Attorney TO do CERTAIN thhs
necessary carry the agreement 10 remain n ioce u
irIsyocable durus the continuance OF said contract rms
ne re- nent they violated and refused 10 supply them WIN
any NOR OF my article After poinc'ed law SUITS we mace
final settlement exchanged releases annullng Al eontre
agreements, &c Of every aud naiuJe ms was done
rre last season Il be surprising to those who
are not acquainted with That ,rsil knonn house 81 Corn
stock n - such article over my name std 10 We
informed tia, put there without any authority o ne
whatever la your paper of the gh ult - anothrf a.cle
ov, the name of L. s Cumstock headed " me dHeS1ions
and oa m, of HraYy DALEY true then, re ddm ihdt
IRE ne ne greatest kHGrcs The countrD. Iho,e aeh
ton, and oaihs prepared show true 10 IN Sc Wn
feel uic interest examine the matter As 10 e oov
smoke OF the article alluded 10 VIII state never lau Que
cent 10 hs They ed about sljUN on The contract o
Extractor that had LEI Them have. which could not sTt
ed 10 them IN order to rid Of the % year contract power o
Attorney two law suits Chance and the o'her
law haze not sold delivered To {. Co. my discarded
agents single box cf ny Pain Extractor since gbfnaiy
1913 None genuine without the written mot Pintfh sigma
ur H. Daley the wrapper ~ each box All orders al
dressed 10 me ABscl Frost 100 fulton STREET tsuu
Buildng) New York general depot for the sale OF the osi
nal and only Dhrys Magical Pain Extractor where
gents dealers be supplied Pree "a Is and rs ef
box hk..dt1 bflsbEI
Albany, ith April, 1915. sra
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POSTSCRIPT.
WE'LL DONE CONNECTICUT :

" ELL DUN e YUM TN z Il
We learn from Capt. Dustan, of the steamboat
Cleopatra, from Norwich, that ROCKWELL (Whig)
is elected to Congress from the New-London Dis
trct, making a full Wing Delegation. Newton
don County gives handsome Wing majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

SUICIDE "A Mr.. Charles j. Cone, journeymsn
halter IN Danbury, CT killed himself with opium
few DAYS since. He Incorporate man.
The Times says-" He retired TO his sleeping
apartment on Monday evening, earlier than usual,
bu left the house again before the family retired.
He was tound dead in the shop IN The morning. sit
ting upright IN char. A piece OF opium was Ia
ken from his stomach, as large as walnut. He
had evidently been suffering from an attack of de-
lIrium trerlens. 4 manuscript was found IN his
possession which must have been written shortly
before his deceas-. a. ne allud.s 10 the contem-
plated act in the following awful terms - God
Almighty and Jesus Christ is the cause OF my do
ing this horrid deed. for they have tormented me
for more than sixteen or seventeen years The
manuscrip, is filed with horribly iulptous rayings
of similar character. But the direct agency IN
producing this dreadful result stands out by his
confession IN letters offire - This Is the cause
of drink-erer since my last spree, have been in
trouble, and cannot work Who OF those among
US who prepare The poisoned chalice Tor the drunk
ard. has aided in paving the way for tbs closing
scene of unmitsated horror :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
CITY IN TEL Liz E N c l.
Tuesday
The Courts.

The superior Court will its July Trials to day
The Calender comprises No. TO IS.
COMMON PLEAs-Ncs "a. 40. 5, j. IS, 81, 50. 3d. 6s 3D.
r1s I, s. Circuit Court WI also be in session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

o. We never saw beaten party take their de-
fea, more calmly than did the Wings last night,
We did no, see down-heayted man among them,
My brudrun," said an Ethiopian man of God.
blessed am dey wa, don't expect nothin', for
dty ant g,eine 20 Be Disappointed"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
CouRAST OFFICE, HARTFORD,
Monday u O'Clock 2. NJ. )
The following are all the returns Of GU
received up to this hour:
HARTFORD COUNTY.

Total I3 towns 2.yO5 2,5ot - 5,UoA ]i'VI
Baldwin ahead. ..3l9. Do. last year .35i
re- The vote for Congress runs Just about even
with tina, for Governor No doubt of the election OF
JAMES DIXON, Wing. These towns elect 10 wing
and 10 Loco Representatives Berlin, no choice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

Mryrs N THE WEsr-A most valuable helc -
situated in The Apple River Dgsings fourteen miles east
Of the CITY of alena Illinois in which there are now At
work two hundred miners with eighty wincASseS Two
b,rniret ,ade, and picks with corresponding quantity
Of BLASTING tools and powder, which produce daily twenty
Ave thousand rounds Of lead mineral, which commands
IN cash at the mine, seventeen dollars ger thousand
and there being seven north and south ranges, and
s,fsan east and Yves; ranges OF similar character.
already discovered II supposed the number OF hands
could be doubled with equal success for the quantity OF M
neral IS supposed bc neXausole Tbs neld was pur-
aens or the original Claimant FOR $4,000. and cannot
now be purcha ed them $4,000. II ought perhaps
10 be stated that this field IS upon cne OF the many JUDI
o,s ard valuable reservations which made by Doct
owen in 1882 under the direction OF tie War Department
in behalf Of the United States, and is row held BY tie last
purchasers under lease from the Superintendent o! the
United Lead Mines, to whom they pay SIX per ceh.
If M the mineral that is raised ard they leased il
these miners al a rent of thirty forty per cent.
III. Cor OF the Nat. Intel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

Tux ayxgxArIoy GuEsrroS.-The Richmond
Fnerirer publishes letter from - gentleman OF
negligence and high standing, the tenor oil which
* We'll calculated 10 increase the anxiety OF thar
paper. aud of ali others who, Paitaslp OF us Iaolo
80 - nak- Inc acquisition, alike OF the prohI-
b;rons OF cur own Constitution and OF the very ma
mai mid. Of the Texans themselves. Ii says:
.GssrrEaES Letters received by this evening mai,
direct fror Texas and from those as acquainted W'In
;he sac thlns there no; the eas; cenht mat an
extraordinary struggle Is going on il Tex.s between the
friends annexation and the Eaoih np Aea9fo y Sen'
oast5n Every possible ndacemens Is he'd ea' oy inc
Erh Minister and agents the people Of Texas &c re-
ist me rrofered terms Magnificent offers are u4ce
reaction asakep place. and feel warranted N
the issue IS doabFai.' &.
The English party" IN Texas, II seems, : Is
a. The Globe informed Us few days ago, concoct-
ID with Gen Jackson the scheme OF annexation
LLvnchburg Nlrslnlan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
Express
Nine Cheers for the Tenth:
STANDARD OFFICE,
Bridgeport, Monday o'clock I. Ny

WhIg mNonty. $50 Last yeeI - 10.
Congress Ticket about the same-Sheriff. Loco
Ticket, about even with the Wing in the towns.
In the Nth District the Wing Senator is elected
by over 100 majority,
Seven Wing Representatives and three Loccs.-
Last year, Wing TO Loco.
TENAS NO GO,n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

RnldwIn's majority 1a6s: Last year III
Wing gain In one County 1851:
70 Representatives elect, Wing gain IN South
bury, / in Waterbury. loss IN Cheshire. No
choice in Meriden and Oxford (Loco last year.)
No choice in Guilford-Loco last year Nauga-
tuck LOCO BY one maierity-contested. The rest
&c la - wear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
SONGS FOR THE PEoPLE-No. II.
Li.-..f dran mi th.t dwelt 10 mnrble haIEs.


drrant that dwet IN marble halls,
With pmpss and tan 90 my lace,
And thought thai at pHr,ies al rostes and balls.
was termed u repuS We cissfnes;
hid riches enough. bui alas, could not count
On possessing kealihy skin,
Yet trough, that wasper said. you nny surncunt
SuGi. defect. be they hateful Us SIN.
IJreamt that suitors now sought my hand,
But they Nil repuJated i1y face:
For they cred though her features formed mia and
bland,
The yellow neck and pnpsd skin are disgrace.
Then thought That cried q voice VOID oil nope.
CGic NY plmpies; rnnk NY skin white and fsif.
A voice cred, rnse Of Jones' famed soap.
And your mild viii be tree from despair.
Then dream, that used 4; oh, that moment OF BLISS
My skin changed from is yelowlsh hue,
My neck made clesf and ny lace made 10 Ais
Though sn angel might claim his due.
The pfaplez. me blnscass, the fiecsles, the tan.
Had decamDeh. and voice BY my SIDE
Sad, indeed, you wIIl cow BE the glory oil man,
Az the virtue, the hope snd tie pride.
Ion4,, Soap. wondrou, soap fof all this thank ;bcs.
ybdol, the gca power Of the genuine Joness soep
,,e i, tnore xho have used bad arciez-and think al
~ ~ us Try oncettS effects sngua. whIens
and renders the SKIN beautiful removing quickly all
,-uu,ons dsfgureanent Sc. salt rheum and seurvy TO ss
M yourself, ask your physician yaf he thinks OF Jons
soap He will tell you = daily IN M prnrtce -
8uy Il nowhere else The sign Of the American Eagle
chatham street; 2s5 Boatsay. n. Y. l3 Fuaons'fee
BrDok IN
np1 2teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

S,xp,'. sNksArASfLLl-Ssnos L1nIarnolo ~ ensrsysr
:. Rome has discovered InethoGnf hxnG thritoSrhie
Stone M images ssned By the DegreT-oiyrs 80 that large
.uinbr of eusavugs csa " taken the instant pa
ras 10 this discovery h toRad - aors useful sneh
Of science Is NsSsrs. Sands, BY Leensr arocsS pave
srcceei-d IN h1u the remedial poTerties OF SAsaIaIlA -
dsets. HAY be cured with dlty PREVIOUSLY ueeaamr!et
Erysuelas and al erupoas SsToplA ceaIty and
Clesr Tdrnors ard tbc-SsrS o: every descftpen are s
e-p,hle Of er,iics- BY tins arTaraca To all suffer
es no labor nader thoVs Of The esh we can con
sci-rtously rreomE'euj Slrdss Sarsssa;illA
Fer farther plrticulgs and coae aSe evidence 81 rs spns
nor value ,Ed efficacy !auhsss which NAV ee ostsr~
Of the prcpretors Nud ,pew agents gratis ~
Prepared and sold. wholesale and RETAIL, oy y D. y
SANDS Wholesale DrpsgistS - Fulton street Ssw- OK
Sold also % BroaNay = tas: broadNa), snd ~ pfus
sis,s generally Throughout; the Uai,ed States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

rs The Madisonian of Monday afternoon an
ocss nat during the temporary absence OF hca JAMES
secretary OF State his du;es will be performed
~ Hon IosS y MASON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

HsSBYs GrsrSssr SHAVING CsEAN.-Amc1s all TIE
preparations thu, have bssa presented TO shs aee for faei
ta,ias the process OF shaving HrsNrs CHisr'r ssAri'e
CssA stands prsernr-a,. classical phrase "a
ce p-fneepy Is merits usdenaee and they aFe row
gladly asi;tsi by seaesn with tcIder ehins and rOash
rd itble boards every part OF the Uaon. Finr!ss and
erupys disappear before ss ehN like infeeoee ard
shaving becomes as mach luxury,
"a 4isb Of st-7berres shattered 10 ereds'
Prepared and sold BY A. 3. SAND, Co. Chemists Dcs
cs 81 Broadway corner Chamberss'ree Sold also at y
Fulton street. and y Ess Roadway P;ice . cents per ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

r = delicious beautiful head Of hair b. had ~
using tire siag bos;le of IoHss ofa H2ir ks.aoftSx
force the growth OF hair oe clean and reader u oeap;
fu strip falling oil aad dps dlHtrut FROM the soaps
sad and dress dark and keep 10 oEsT thfics a
loEg aey other srtce mad Sold AZ " ChathsrsErst
20 Broadway. l;s FuItoa-ss. Brooklyn. sYI Eeed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

co. We believe Foote is elected Assistan, in the
Sixth Ward, bu, are NOT sure OF it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
Dated Alhnpy, ApriiSd, isi5 NV - -

UAIeu NINHHy' NFHI,77 ,-10' to H. ,lI,,.
lions of DALEY alse ency 10 these points hut to prevent
my doing So and get settled out OF Court he ha, allowed
some s5OO un, then ntter the case fully settled he resorts
again to the publishing the gnrhed statement and lneienee
so completely refued by the Chancellor above. ,,.
Remember, therefore, thRt the true PAIN ENTRACIok
that wrought such wonders external remedy TO De
found true and al halt pnce the original office q Court
lind, street III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

nc,- Rather more than 900 Wings in our City, il
strikes us, about this time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

Mrss.s EprroRs-The attempts Of Daley, or his man
Frost by printing part the Chancepr remarks IN ITALICS to
produce the idea TINT had false, never required notice
om me for people IN this latitude, where the parties are
known but for distant readers publish the following from
letter Just received from his Homo the Chancellor, which may
b. ,een nj our Office The Chancellor SAYS:
The not decided that part ct the BIZ but
up N which you swoie one way aud The delendan
directly the reverse the responsive In the
hill that respect. and nothing 10 hoe rhieh mad scorn
fir the Injunction dissolved ,cit1utbe necessity Of the
Courts deciding the question ssto which was the dishonest OF
nsr,rcd nc~nn Nnurs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

MOORE.
Those Broadway bellies. those Broadway bells.
How many tale their clear SKIN tells
OfGrsckfes banish~d since that titne
They used +. GOurGud'S SOAP divine
Their pfupges GOURAUD swept away.
And changed to black their hair. once srey
To him Is due each charm that dWclls
Upon the faces Of those bellies.
The hair from of! their i,ps gone
Since G0uJdrd's PGndJes were placed on,
All we'll Lhey knew where GOtRAUD dNsls.
Do these sA;Ge lovely Broadway bellies
Yes lovely indeed they afe-with their cheek. bloom,
ln hite and red like beautiful par,ere Of i"s ind
roses their akin smooth and tsn.ee
that the of the mlnust VEIN beneath a DC M
tinctly traced All this oyelneSs IS OWING 70 nc nee
use of GOUBAUDS Ttcqp Nedieated soaP-the ohIy Ger
compound invented for the complete Tshoya o.
Tan Pimplts Freckes. Sunbun Mophew. or ho' ihnssi
from the human skin OF ,qua Importance with he iatiar
Mcdtcated Soap is GOURAUD Pondrer SubHes ior r..
superuous haif Greei1R HGtJ ys ior eoloIlns
red X ev hair b1ck Liquid pegetd1is h0ngs ,o
me clerks with psrmdn,nf Toss.like blush Lay Wnrf
lending .dditi0usl heR>ss and ustre 10 the SKIN
aud many ones peuIncries TOO numsrOus 70
rnentGn & b. very careful purchase no whore else
dan AZ DE-. z. FELIX GOCRAUDS Depot, 81 WdiEsr'
street hrst from Broadway
AGe<r.To Ch.snuts'rc-t Philadelphia Jorfon Slnk-
street Boston, Carleton & Co. DWELL: Bliss % sITHS
field Green & Co Wofcrster Bull Hartford, tens 'ld,
tetown: Is NewHaY-R; Iousey. Rochester, cans z
Bull Troy: pi.1ce. Albany; Seth Hanes BatimoTe'
H. Moore Lynchbafg Va AEtersoa Naahyils, snn' hem
itsh Lancaster Pa. @H
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IMPROVED READINGS or THE roe

~ Dqiieps Pair Extractor sold at 81 Corlandtsu stree
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

mr. we ar. ndsb.ed to Capt JOEL STONE of the Cham
,on from New Eaven. Gor his esertons to forward our
,.t,r, from Connecticut against wind and tide, at the
.aries. possible moment
M sam Langdon rode on horseback ~ miles in three
hour, on an express between Hartford and New Haven
IN the tnids, Of q snow storm.