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that bis conscience would never acqut him if by sending
our vessels sea, the germ Of navy should be lost 1t
seems impossible not to infer that the Secretary Of the Navy
was himself the principal obstacle to the active employment
of the public ships Indeed if he had in that council united
his voice to that Of Mr. Monroe, and surprising Mr. Eus
and myself have been present and to have taken the oppo
site side the Cabinet would have been equally divided and
Mr. Madison with such views of the subject as he entertained
and had expressed would without hesitation have decided In
favor Of the opinion Of the Secretaries Of State and Of the
Navy.
is claimed that the final decision Of the President
was almost wresed from him by the peseverng interference Of
two mertorous officers. Yet is somewhat remarkable that
amidst the universal exuaton the first naval victories and
the multiplied complaints from almost every quarter Of the in
capacity OF the Administration complaints which compelled
the Secretary OF War to resign, not single hint auon
should have appeared in any Of the conempoaneous
papers other publications the fact asserted that those
naval exploits which consoed the nation for the disasters by
land would never have occurred had the President and Cab
net been left to act according TO their views The secret
admirably well kept but il is to be regretted that the
count given Of hose transactions should net have been
made public till after the death Of Mr. Madison and Of Mr.
Hamilton, who were in fact the officers responsible for a
proper employment Of the navy and that not copy OF
the joint letter should have been preserved The weearned
fame of Commodores cambridge and Stewart and Of the
other brave sk and devoted officers Of the navy, rests
their notorious and undspued Deeds and the great moral
effect which these produced II 10 TO be due to the
memory Of the dead that the President and the Secretary Of the
Navy should also be judged by their public deeds as sustained
by official documents, rather than by the "reminiscences OF
conversations held more than thirty years ago anu ny
belief sincerely, but think enormously, entertained py
Commodores cambridge and Stewart that their joint letter
could have had any effect Mr.. Madsons determination.
For myself have to complain. Commodore
Stewart, in mentioning my name, only repeats what ne hca
another and he ascrbes TO none put nono'ao
and opinions which, he believed generally those
the public large He says indeed that out Of The navy "
knew at Philadelphia but who thought o,'eIw'se
My associations were, however, more fortunate rom ~,
connexions and friends in the navy and particu
larry from conversations with Commodore Decatur VINO ha'
explained the various Improvements introduced N on
public ships had become satisfied that our navy would OF
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s42,520,247

The number and tonnage of vessels with their crews en-
erng and clearing from the United States, as follows
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
EiJW N'tI ~
FOLCER'S OEoSAOXIAS,
.u-Henl,nm RnIsarn.

ith,s proved itself 10 be me Test medicine offered 10
, @ pps So hf ,Ba< s<s'sR Ne Ra nave @ % @ b dT by
some q our best physicians and ~ isvIn gwen NJ q: -
and are cured and t enjoyment ofeood fatn doutt
thst nmsdv be found however hoei-ss e cs'f nly ar
r 10 be- Ii Is approved by he Faculty and recommended
0s '''<'" . ~ '''-' ASTHMA
viii she. gentlemen ssi! IN l2;h street ad bsen sni
>eyeF. ,at medical adyiee oba!ged attended BY
Gould not relieve hin and told him his horlr
Hearing u this ce@t nmfly s purchased ijtie ahi rd
sit-sjed him tecl,r,d IL. M lciae be woa Indeed
lsy have s'ce fec3!nms9egil 70 ,59 si7 OF te's si'
medical -entl-r >idhs 70 hto'dva oai'si ihis las;
week sy ;st he hsd sen iadi,Si 10 - i- =
Esae1g @ had s'aa itr most . y sis, 5tnIas l5oiG
is Eis wiie was i'oe ;ia sS's. go';-'' - rAsS
5e ore and should .ec9n'rend II Is such ,-,,,,.
Al III It foyS' .n - =, ia oe M q this sres
remedy. She il2d severe con-h -.d rlse- sio5d
he yr;sr He very much reduced srd coa-hed COZ
s used bottles OF the remedy and now able - eiRru
;c his work 5e.as ea;iI&lS n TI4lsTsd lysiTF,oy
Mr. CoNroEr 3sWhe si. 80 low II The mouth Of De
csr last thar he gwen nby hs physician ti irnds
friend try the olsaorisn ont 10 h sfI5',- rs 50
restored him health that he Is now able to Walk about -
Young lady whose uaue left the oc has 50 az r
covered diseased luG- uad.! The use 81 is
b somps,nmc Tor two wears and had been Attended BY h5
bsSt plysicIsns both IN Brooklyn and ;hs cy- hey al
c. in their opinion Other ana pronounced her iuGs 50
ar affected that they couid hlF hr ivr euEr Is sit
nriiparv and win shortly ~ published IN full
Other persons the curative properties 81 th
,uedicins and unt-sitaiiucly pronounce u
THE GREAT REAiED1-
NJ Bininser lea Barclaystest Mr. " Wisoa oi Eo6oksE
NJ, Bsll OF Norristown " J. Mrs MctanE 20 WaikeE-s
N- Archibald Is White street and nuIrerous eihei son'
h,yr h.u relieved from coughs oil loas staptiHz pens
OF Breaihig and have left thsr names As a. h'
ofhee. H., -. A.. ,,s :.
Nh H. 10 Fuoastrse, BroeklyR- lo smV
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
New Publications.

GopEy's LApy'S Book for April is em5ellished
with two good cngravugs besides its usual fashion-pates
One of them illustrates very interesting story The In
erecped Letter by Elizabeth oakes smith, which Is the
leading article the present number We notice the fol-
lowing names among the contributors Miss Leslie, H. F.
Gould. Mrs $ j. Hale, Mrs. Emtury, Miss orme. T. j.
Grund For sale by W. II. Graham. l62 Nassau street
Mosr Coon Tunes FROM CRuIKSHANK's ONNI-
Rus neat 2S-cen pamphlet with numerous Illustrations
may be had of w II. Graham, Ice Nassau street
The MONTHLY Rose for April, presents It's usual
neat sd asef appearance II Is filled with 'he con'fi'
buttons of p csent and :orncr members OF the Albany Fe-
male Acr.acny.
TIE ADVOCATE OF PEACE for March contains
ome things for which hope mud room in our columns
hereafter.
The AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF JAMES B. GouGH is well
worth reading as an Illustration OF the evils Of eper-
aucc and of the lncacuabc benafts OF the Temperance
Reform I,may be obtained OF Saxton Miles, c' Bread
way.
Tur PAr.Ars ROWAN Historical Romance
bv JOINS H. MAxcuE, may be had OF Graham. '12 Mas
san stIeet
Ns- MAgrIN's ILLUSTRATED FAMILY Belle, NO.
is embcihca with fnc engraving Of Hacar and ls'-
mae This noble edition Of the Sacred Volume. (I''
Martin S Co. 10 lohn-st)
fEs- HARpER'S PicroRIAr. NELE, No 22, contains
The conclusion Esther and most Of Job. Is proseY
illustrated
C.rEcuIsu OF Agricultural Chemistry and Geoi-
ory. By JAMES +. w JOHNSTON. With aa Introduction
by John rnkin Norton, OF farminston. CT. From the
eighth English Edition. This Is excellent work aud de-
serves wide circulation. Albany: Published By E II,
Pease.
VOYAGES RouxD ritE World, from the Death Q!
Capt, Cook TO the Prcseut Time. This work forms Vol
l7a OF Harpers Family Library and worthy OF place
in tha, excellent collection.
ELsNESrS OF THE COMPARATIVE ANATOMY OF
THE yEsrruEAvs ANIMALS; designed especially for SUI
dents. BY RupoLPn WAGNER. NJ. D. Edited from the
German. by ALFRkp TuLx Member of the ROYAL College
CT Surgeons England Ths scientific work OF Srea,
merit which glad reprinted in this country
}. s. Eeaheld Clinton Hall, has published In style
worthy It's high character and which docs great cre,
to his enterprise and ;ase We commend 1t to all who
interested In the particular branch of Natural Science
which Il treats
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
IMPORTANT DlSCUN Ekl.
RICuAR RDSoN cos CELL EBRATED
AMERICAN PANACEA.

tyNUTS Medicine compounded solely from vegetable mat
ter free adu,cEaon and warranted free rom any
ingredients detrimental health discovered ABOUT
wear since. individual soTely afflicted with ULCERA
TED SCROFCLA and who has been under the treatment
Of the most eminent physicians in the United States Tor
eight without the least apparent nope OF restoration
To health and By them pronounced ncurabe, but who
after taking named medicine for i've weeks, was
restored 10 perfect health. That medicine has been sold
with unprecedented success and has failed In any
(xeu taken in accordance with drecions 10 ei-
if p{fst fa5s Ss1ses nS to wit SET
WEIR SORES, BRONCHITIS, KINGS EVIL, TIIlSTELo
EXPLANATORY AND CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,
PILES. ERYSIPELAS, BILES, SCURVY, CHRONIC
SORE EYES. BLoTCHES. rIMrLES on TILE FACE.
SCAi.D HEAD AND ALL CUTANEOUS DISEASES
or PAINS OR ULCERS ARISING FROM AN lNJC-
DICIOUS USE OF MERCURY OR AN INlfURE
STATE OF THE BLOOD. The efficacy Of this medicine
has tested in all the diseases above enumerated, and
its effects truly astonishing Only table spoonful
to be taken (by adulD each morning before eating.
which usually produces tonic effect while On most cases.
IL also acts gentle catartic Increasing the appetite
and general health OF :le patient. causing all liberated
discharge proscy and producing an eiec-
al Alternative of the whole system, purifying and proI
cling perfect action Of the blood.
Persons. while taking 1t, should refrain from theuse Of all
stimulating drinks highly seasoued food For sale by
Obtained at wholesale OF TIoS e. IALMAEE,
General Agent, 90 pnctreet opposite the Custom House
New York: and 10 As!cr Ieuse no. Gi3 and - Broad
way: corner Broadway and Chnmberss No. 29 Front-s
No ia West-st: Nos 81 and $50 Bowery No. 50 Fulton
ST. No 22T and 2iG HUDSON and % Hammond street. GER
Hudson; No. 500 Grand street, No ljT and rs Green'ych-
street; No. w ana - therry-stscct; NO ih i4her-s
No 81 Catarre-stree:; 81 aad ~ Pestrect: No.
ia Caunl-street.
Brooklyn, J. W Smith, corner of Fulton and Cranberry
streets; and Wm. Blagrove Sg,re Buildings corner VII
low and by al .e principal druggists
in the United States.
DIV. Il. Lockrow No - Beaver-st. Clinton Buildings
General Wholesale and Eeral Agent for Albany.
T. W. Dyott Son, No. li3 North Sscond-st General
Wholesale Agent Tor Philadelphia; Bush 4 iltlyer.
C.. COLBY. No. 3jl Pearl-st y Y.
Instructions FOR taking the article and great number OF
certificates and testimonials may be and obtained ut
any Of the above places u2i cod lmy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01

r.. LEECHES AND CUPS applied by Mr.. M-iGNUS-
SON Broadway and Broomc street, entrance in
Broome st. New-YOrs.
Eet7encss-Dr. Cheesman, DIR. Mott, Or. Nelson, Dr.
Francis Dr. Stearns. Dr. Berger DR.. Weed Dr. Sinclair
DR.. d. Smith, DR.. Quackcnbos
Rest Swedish Leeches constantly on hand ja2s :'rn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
PA PER.
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE.

No. ST JoHN-STREET.
EN Il. CLAYTON & SONS are I'm constant receipt OF
Es Papers adapted to every branch OF the trade,
braclng usually large assortment OF Bank Books, Cap
and Letter Writing, together with every description OF
News and Book Printing, Colored Paper of Medium and
other Sizes Envelope Tobacco. shoe Tea and
Rag Wrapping Hardware and Cloth In great variety
SILK and Log Tissue plain and colored. &c &c. Besides
Sc g.. mh26
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
HOTELS.
SHAKSPEARE HOTEL.

CORNER OF WILLIAM X DUANE-STs.. n. Y.
I-A This subscriber respectfully informs tho public ,hs,
t he has leased thu above s1ab.hps. and !, pc
accommodate them with Board and Lodging
ON ycry moderate IL has been put IN the most thoIOHsh
and comr-tr te painted snd u-tted with additional
furnure ,nd he viii not usual what h- Intends Do
but solic the travelling community 10 visit and give him
trial Judge for themselves, that the establishment under
his management deserving OF the patronage o the public
The location being central IN business oilers Inducements to
merchants from the country from It's retired situation unsuT-
passed by other house IN the CITY, Terms 81 PER day
per week IN proportion.
The subsc rhe be.. call the Of parties, that
the Assembly Room will be to let those giving Balls apd
Concerts ot the remaining part o the season and that tps
room will shortly be put complete repair and fitted in
magnccn, style le further calls tho attention Of the pro-
Ssioua gentlemen Of the law that his for abitretors
and referees has undergone alteration and that he IL vady ~
accommodate them reasonable erms-which Will be seen
by his reg iiatlon oiroom hire -
y B.-A select number Of Permanent Boardsr viii be
m1s T% ' IN, '''' MINoRD g. THREsHRR
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01

John Ronge. in Breslau and his followers, have,
after several meetings, finally constituted their
church, and adopted the confession Of faith put
forth by the priest C2erski, tie leader oi the com
munily of German Catholic Christians in Schned-
muh, in East Prussia Subscriptions have been
raised in many towns OF Germany for the purpose
of providing Czersk with the necessary funds for
building regular place of worship of ha own. !lI1
sor~icc according th. ritudt ur'ierro having
been held in 4 private dwelling. Two oman Ca
ihoc priests in the province OF Posen, Huber,
priest in the town Of a2kow, and country curate
of the name of Wodznslli, have declared in their
favor, and their Polish hocks have followed the ex
ample Of their pastors. An officer OF the Prussian
army. who asked the King 10 permit him to JON
Czerski, received The answer that there Were no
objections TO his doing
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01

DREPARArOFY (BOARDINC) sCEOOL, NIDDLE-
I Town. conn. u. Il. CHASE. 4. " PRINCIPAL
ESTABLISHED il IS5. Sessions commence Nay 18TH and
Oct. i5. continuing FIVE mouths, AT $50 yer session.
orou.h preparation ur coilese business and person.
Al attentions are secure, pupils ~ fully Il tie mos;
expensive Schools Lads from New-Yo.k are placed in
ctars e careful person, guss ard returning. Circulars
az - Marks:-s;rset and 7t Broadway. d23yc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01

@[o THOMPSoN'S TEUSSEs, ONCE l3 Beck
{ Nlman street. About 800 OF the hrs physicians
saeoas of Sew9S h1 TI.y have gwen iGel5 esn
graduate the pressure from 70 hy pounds the
rupture without back PAD, which does 40 much injury
the spine. far trial being the best test Of s superi
orty, 1t IS applied and six days 'ra given and II Il doe
retain the rupture while performing every KIND OF
ercse or coughing and give perfect ease-n word # II Il
not satisfactory In every respect hs money II choeriy
returned and this Is the only condition which you
should buy any Truss. permanent cure Is easily effected
and warranted, ii directions followed.
Those sending for this Truss need only mention the side
rupured and the round the hips. they grad
ua;o the pressure 10 suit their Sold wholesale and
retail az I3 Becknan-st. au II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
BURNAP & BABCOCK,
tphh.NNipN
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No Al JOUE-ST


PAPER WAREHOUSE,
j17n NO. - JOIIN-ST.
i 1871 OF PAPkK MANUFACTURERS MATEGI-
IL AIS for sale by CYRUS W. FIELD, No Burning
Slip. New \ ork
RACis-Fore,gu Rsgs-VariouS qualities.
Domestic Country mNed Southern md West.
-rn mixed Coored and Blue Cam
vas. Bagging. Cotton Waste Wrap.
ping Paper Stock &c. &c.
BLEACHING WDER-Trunsuts. Boyds Newcastle.
Gamble, LeDnigs and French
FELTINGs-E Machine Wet tel,ug96 IN, 70 IN, 81
in, % IN. 60 in and ~ inches wide
Endless Wet Feits very superior arcle-jo
m 40 in. ~ in, 48 in - IN. 81 ~. &c Ia,
- 80 -.iHo 10 and II Sdid'
long.
Fourdrnier Machine Wet FetEg-l2 feet by
&c inches aud 25 feet by GI inches
Press Roll Felts-
l2 2fty3Oln u X 30 in l2 Il in 70 q rCe IN
2hIJG IN u ftr y IN " FIX 3Bm y fix I2fn
Fourdrnier Jack.ts-9i inches by 5Gfrches.
Cylinder Machine do. or COnch Roll Covers
Dryer Felis, ytri-us sizes.
WIRE CLOTIi-FOurdriner Wires various widths. These
Fourdrni-r Wires from A crr-
bFated manufacturer England, and
warranted very superior article.
Cylinder Machine Wire Cloth, cut t3 III any
cylinder for both under aud npl-r
faces; Sewing aud winding Wires Sc
SNALTS-FFFE-FFF FFES-FFFFE-FFFEE's.
SCREENS-BraS, Screens, Nos. |. 2. and ,.
TWlNE-ill sizes and qualities.
SiLINti-Nssor,"dgu guarS
MACHNERY-Orjr received for Fourdriner md yIin.
der Aiaehiu-s, Cntns Presses, Engine
kniv~s Sc.
ALUM-OiL OF VITRlOL-soDA ASH. Sc &c m2i2w
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01

Ay- Rev. d.. CopMAS of Dorchester, Mass. and
Rev DR. SHARP of Ros;on have received appointment
from the American Bible Society TO attend the Anniver
sary of he British and Foreign Bible Society in London
in Nay next
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01

fs;. The Negro slave Henry, who had been ar
rested end lodged in the ST. Nsrtnsvie (La JAIL for
stating and ouncng the Of the plantation
Durand In the Parish Of st. Martin, executed the
llth ipst.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01

..>ErF5, Dr. BBOWE. Oculis: begs 70 form tl- pub
. -sst lie tlt ne continues his successful tr-a;u-nt {
-scHSsSE on all diseezes Of the Eye and 10 winch
~ g eases Of ten and even lor so long period as
forty y-ars, have yielded. after they have hai
BED he skill Of aHd been DECLARED iucur.b!-
bv eminent Physeitas aad Ocus About Sirsnts Of op
thl!fnc diseases caused by NiEA sgd snallP"
bn ch properly treated ~ early stage mostly Gu
r5l- Indeed Or. B. lt iaage- 81 failure Ia ms
tr..tue; would b. almost unkEown II III" afflicted would
spyy him when mGut0E Of sight hrSt noticed or an
tn .v o inflammation however acute and before 50
many cheap but destructive applications mate Of
Reference the following which were very ihvets
rae Of 4 John BuEst-ad. oi Jersey CITY, al
most blind from MEASLES. ,,
Frederick Ban, 40 BrGome street bad case OF lIlS,
JOAN II. Robert-jad case-In kdse,str-t between stan
y "A and ULC ERATED CRNEA.
OiFc- 76 hsmbersst iour door, from Broadway Hours
af attendance from 4 II T. IL (Suntays rEcepe4
ALElce 20 tL. .--liIs- ~ "
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01

MANE INSANE Hos,IrAL.-The Trustees have
elected Dr. James Bates Norrtgcwock Superntend-
ant the place of Dr. Ray who takes charge OF the
Hospital at Providence, x. 1.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01

/sss.zSEEg.A HULL'S TRuSSES.-Ne,lce TO Ruptured
n 20 NPersons.-Persons afflicted With Rup;ures
y "a Emay rely upon tile best Instrumental aid the
world affords, application at the of,cS,
No yesey street either of the In III. principal
towns in the United States lie careful Ia examine the
back pad iul- Trsses 20 Ii they endorsed by
Dr. Hull In writing. None genuine, he relied upon
good, without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken 10 vend limitations Of
Huls celebrated Trusses and thousands imposed upon
consequence These limitations bo relied upon
they are made by unskilf mechanics, and no better
than the ordinary Trsses.
Rooms have been fitted up at No Vessy street exc-
svey ladies', having separate entrance nom the bust
department, where female In constant attendance
20 wait upon patients. MI II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
MEDICINES.
MORE PROOFS THAT coNsUMPTIoH Is

!, REMARKABLE CASE Now FIRST MADE PUBLIC.
'HIS certify that M wife, Elizabeth Tucker. had
ei her lungs froncnS violent and hlr-Sslug cough
veh was tlshi and DRY eaus,Hs much pam IN ne, breast
Sradusl debility. winch resulted uc rxtrsTne weakness
- confined entirely hrr -. Her flesh had nearly all
and so,yos vsry c6stiv She could not sxc;1rss any and
h-r troublesome prevent her sleeping had
every dl burning in III palms OF her hands and >oes Of her
--t- Every afternoon ch-ks would become ed and her
eye 6slltH:. which would be followed the evening by
ehls and sxhIustinS swrais which increased her debility
any ihrg Ter her w tined every remedy could bear Of.
ole CONSUMPTION believed her be
yond ne Tsach OF ans remedy Many times nave thought
he.h she blessed with. Las, heard OF
y s @ % e af IL nag 8 i fu6St uIiI1Sft 0s syRr E9fe
among which the OF Peter Striker Beekrnan W.
knew that M wife would DIE uales could obtain
d. greater than say had TIED " heard tell Ct
aad siier she had k several bottles appeared 70 he
i, proinced mach ia Throughout her sySteW-
and w!t reluctance she consented 10 do
so when suddenly dtlrFhea eomience which consisted
and hen ce,red snd thought her end baud
vr,p nov iucrl an inic>cri6abe sensation IN her
chest ,,hrh thought wlud suttoclle and xii her nave
tins only tie effects ~ The syrup fleunS
her disease 7sd bringing head. After several days had
e,e r7ou r1lkig- an Effort 70 cough she rt something
way her brsSt ad - brought NJ marty aquart o
yellow IS tins subsded. her cough was no
lousr ts, but the eygccioaiion copoUs. loose. ard
consisted Of; 9I Yellow mater In FEW days an aren
clgg Tor ;e better manifest md with feelings OF hore
Mingled with ielr there prosecis Of her recovery
Thr cou-h gradually improved and continued TO do 50 Tor
several months; and the time her system also I'M
proe her strength returned that she could hsl2 her
self for previously she br ~ % BE- entirely help
le having 20 De carried one bed from another. Hex apI
rite returned aud she felt she had been translated lrto
existence 1t now abont 'he months since she began
lpout The hcG>c aad AZ th e remains entirely Ire
from any disease Of Tie luns. aGd cauaot E words ade
ca 10 express - feelings cl;itglr feel for having been
,lirertai 90 81 fENCA'S PULMONlC SNRt which has
been the 9 curing one who was so near The grave aud
about tit- house clergyman called her, and
toni,- 20 ind improvement IN her far beyond his evrecta
fions Many our also testify from what they
saw that her llmos; miraculous Mrs Tucker Is
particularly eSrouS that afflicted with consump-
non or having any friend thus afflicted should call and
her >rd hear her statement verbally sud shs believes she
convince them that Schencks ulmonc Syrup the best and
only remedy ever discovered tn consumption and has
thus conferred blessings upon her and Others which other
remedy could. EPHRNN IL tkER,
ia. York st ,lsrSry City.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
Jersey Ci;Y, Jaa. %, lait.

JrRsry Cry. Jan. 80 1874.
Mn J. H. Scrrvcx-De7r SIR: Mn. Ephram Tucker IA
personally known aud believe her statement worthy
Of Al. credit IS presented the signature Q her husband
snow size very ILL., aad now She IN the enjoyment
of lcoIafortable health. louiS NJ LUSH
Pastor Of the r. d Church Jersey City
T7- Prepared BY J. H. sCHENCN. and for sale at his
PRINCIPAL oice. No South sixth street door below
tr co,.cr Chestnut Philadelphia; aud at gt Couraud
one door below the of Greenwich wholesale and retail
aud AZ The Branch Office Eighth between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth Streets Newly orihc only places IN this
CIty where the genuine can he had.
monte Syrup where pamphlets may be had gratis AL and
get them. tmii lmrcd' J. H. - HIN N.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01

DOAEptN,i = CHOoL FOX MALE FUPILS.-HelnF-
ID stead seminary. H5Ist54,d L az h.net q ;he L !
lyear Circulars at J. Chmbesiirs :ogi. Uiilsn-
srzst Also II N-wu7ns Book store, i91 BrUa4zar The
PRINCIPAL during tire zioaf OF rtl - ~ NaSsau- SUE,
rlef Tenn Commences ise trst OF slay,
rah5 2ra. NATHANIEL DUNN. 4. II. PraciFal-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01

NOTICE TO WHlTESsNSTrHS- WHlTEsS subscriber o;;sr'
y Tor ~ his busue.s establishment, consng la-e
SENTIMENT OF TooIs adapted hight work lucrative
and substantial patronage from Harness makers Truak and
Br,h ma ke- &c sufficient for totw. hauds and might
eafIr BE- increased To whose and geaigs
adapted 10 L. opportunity seldom Offer 10 small ca
tsf IN hss, ADVANTAGE Call ~ No Rydera Alley.
rn2S 18th * 1s,Aps u W BROW y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01

Jcr'ry LIty. Jan. y, IUtI
Nelr-Jersey Hudson C0-r;'u. *.
Personally APPEARED before the subscriber Mayor Of Ter
sew nv Frhfam Tucker who being bs duly sworn ac-
cri1g 10 law on his oath did epoSe aud say that the facts
above and by him subscribed relation 10 the cure
effected ~ Schencks Pumouic Syrup and further
saith tElEl bhfN ILti