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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
,Ir. Folks sorrows.

The following extract : from Locof oco 'e''''
in the Herald Il coroboraies - exactly Tie STATE
naenis OF one Of our Washington correspondents
that we deem i worthy Of attention:
Il, i now said that Ike Faus, there : q po.iica
Mephi-iophies wko claims the political soul oi Oo-
Polk. under terrible bond from which Tie unhapPs
victim cannot escape. and that the fic.lcih OF M
ni;ed states j. a subject o; the most dreadiHl on
za-chy ever known. except perhaps MAJ o' u''
Council u Ten
Co., r may no, be- known bui such j. The TACT. mar
Col Polk was before the assembling oi lnr pan
more Convention. aspi-anf for the ict ift7l'e'.
g.. Himself and friends. during last winter re-il'
ing il 90 be- -etfied that Mr. Van buren, would r.
ceive ihe nomination opened c0rres poneence " I'D
fhc renowned -orcerer o.; Lindeuwald and NJ ireni
-he modern Cato I'D this Correspondence u = -
ted fhe President that : conceded win VI. y an
Buren, in bis views on the Texas question ana prom
led large iaFor- f0fle clique now centred ID t'A-
Tn 0-ler. a~0. % make sure % the noiniiapA- 20
Polk prepared a letter o : asserted. H-e.N-. 'H'
1QrerGffOH # Ier0r and in company Win ave
Johnson went 20 the oAi-e ~ the N1striat 1i0H
and asked Harris % insert b. Tbs. when be wa
acquainted with IT, contents. Harms rein-ed ~ 90
In the meanwhile other c0rnsel- prey aei' ana NJ
Polk opinions underwent q radical change bA'
if j. furthermore said thai copy % tins letter pro
perry authenticated. : 10 The possession oil me mo-
era Cato together with The other letters from Nj
Polk on various subjects
The magic which controls the President, then. D
ili- De- The fact is the dread OF exposure and D.!
this wand held in terr0relW. has Mr.. Polk been
moved oi late. The magician must have hrs bond
the son aud The political soul % President j. NJ
prerorative Of appointment Hence the selection %
Baker purdy and H0iman-hencc the removal OF
Van NesS-and hence what what VIII yet take place
the removal OF Morris Moore. and Ultimately OF
Cornelius W Lawrence"
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prraS-xrNr or STATE. June Il. l>i5

DEFAR-ME~r or STATE June IT. 80
Information has been received from the Consul o.
he Tnef states a, Guaysrna P r That By decree OF
her Majesty of The Z7th March re duty On eNpoIa
ion Il -u-sr has heen reduced 70 81. cents per o
and Coffee = cent. per i0o n Molss-es anc KUN r.
The colonial lufv of cents per LOO o. for weighing =
sr and Coffee -f exists which makes sugar pay ap'u-
u cents uer 100 Dbl and Cote. - cents per ll'ln-
Information has also been received from the Consul p
the United states Havana. that the soyernmeni NJ
Madrid has approved OF the proposed lax OF four dollars
10 each vesse that enters fhe port 90 = Ia-o d. tua
other than those engaged IN The coast trade ior ne man
tenance ~ the light
- IoNATHkS r. FLETCHER. Of Iowa has been
appo.n ted ~ut-Aseut for the Wnne1s-oes and SIOUX
u wab.-ha band IN place OF James NctresoT Jr re-
moved
- The Philadelphia train Of Cars was detained
sn hour and AMI half on "wednesday night 10 con-s
auence OF runnn. against Two COW. (Which were killed
nea- Ezabcfh-own which threw the cars 90 iae ira'N
- The Indiana Republican announces ihe death
ofths Hon james NcNennsn O. the associate judges
oflndisna Tie died AZ his residence % consumption .n
the i-d year oi his ase-
- The General synod Of the Dutch Church al
New. Brunswick adjourned on Wednesday evening 70
meet In Albany next year
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Weather. Crops, &c.

FROsT-DROUGHT. The almost unprecedented
dry weather Of the past few weeks has 80 much injured
the crops OF rhsa in this county tAi the average eu
cannot exceed half crop The corn -eneiaii, na'
been much injured and many farms entirely A4led
by the combined operation OF frost and Dry weather
The and grass have suffered mDch rom Inc sehr
a. drought The gardens have not presented so poor al
appearance for many years. Beleioniaiie lDhloi "a@
WHEAT AND TOBACCO CRoP-Ihe wheat crop
in th- section Of the state does not promise feff
abundant WELD Generally II too thin upon me GROUND
and although low and uneven. J. heading out H. n""
ever the season between and harvest ne Dc aFof
able the crop Will be greatly improved ie IN DO event
will there be A. much raised iuA crop. Tobacco
growers are complaining loudly OF NJ sinanc-- o iAe
plants, and rain = very much needed
columbia mo- Statesmen.
- Mr. Joshua Wilson and several others have
le long stalk. Of Rye a our Office measuring rom q. ~
feet This show. how high these ihln-- can Siu" p
but We hes 90 remind our friends that J. nQt urca.-e
man i tai that he possesses an unu-uA glhlli! OF
brains and the same rule may be- sppAed 70 me Fe-e
Die kingdom II our competing farmers iot cNce-rice
in their productions were send Us 1hs' ~ ~ ltl
and such kind Of specimens would pass fery aeiD
crate ut.lneu upon their respective merits ana men
the winner would have something 20 cfo" a.out
fGerluanfown Pa Telegraph.
STRAWBERRIES There are about twenty I'VE
DAYS OF fl -ale Of strawberries n this market AZ ivN
quarts per dag this gives hundred thousand quart
of strawberries -od IN this market IN one -eason ihey
average cents per quar- which makes q .h iaoasf1d
dollars paid In tre more than three weeks ior straw"
berries.
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DIED

OF Group Thursday n,a-n.n-. o'clock. June ~ -
NARY FRANCES LEEDS infant dsu-h,eT OF pr. n-.
l "a Ns~v Fiirs eets a-i u months snd 81 day,
me trends % the family are invited % arrnd i.r
.c-,f ~. afternoon iune ~ 70 half past oc'ocN g.
M, Thrr.f,y 5rh ut EZEhiEL H. PtSNOlER.
n-,-..- of Harlem. aged "a years. ai'er long and
severe attack 90 brunchus 80 ~, -,.-. -,.
on "wednesday liih Della wife o, D'sid b. t ia
irb susan = wife OF VIM II stephens, @-JeAn
Burroughs t. ofNfwfowu. J.. b , g..
-,h on board brig Roher, Bruce from >"''''''' '''
NewNorx Charles w >c-er
AZ Buffalo eth Deacon VIM. " Sniih, - ,
AZ Wsrdsor g. at,h uir Dr ELISHA -fLt, - q
solder % The Revolution.
Ar Trenton y y 23i ut Cheney Garrett formerly OF
New Haven. -. . 49,.
Hll a. ~ n
4, Newbursh. al Jacob Ri,chie. formerly Of New.
York 80
A. Goshen 2d Isaac r. son of heniH Merriam ID mos
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RRICD.

on Monday affh III BY Rev john rpau,l'ns; NJ ,
JOSEPH sTOCKBRiDGE [. : Navy % vs. !. 4 -. "a
formerly u Portland Ne , m
n this civ 10Th instant By Rev Fahps a. y, DIE
% Elizabeth smith by Rev. Or Murray u y ilino'
thy T MsrNln 20 Hcnrs''s Crsnc-by heT Ut. ~f'lH-
l.ssc Ford 20 Csfhsrir West
9th hv Rev Mr Sommcrs Archibald T. GouTie 20
sarah r. Common.
ArSsrsto-s Sai ut Jno : Hughes ~ New Orleans
p Cafharine r. Crawford
1, Sksnsarele.. 5,h inst. Edmund P WINS Of Rochcs
ter - Ju.a Lavfon
A. 'rrov N Ceor-c " Hskes 20 A-nc. NacSey.
a, f'r.rs 18th uir Sanf : Napcs Oh EizAnefn Calcn
A. Albany q-h inst Cyrus VI Parsons % henrietta
Cantsrrs both ~ Worrhn--ou. Mass
AfN.nis.nk Orange Co. a9rh ut George Nlcy OF ini'
.ir, 10 Nsr.ars' daughter % Gabriel Lutte
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Green. the Reformed Gambler.



BuTTALo. June l0th. las.
The rufFied .hirf gentry Of our city. known a.
sDor'smen. sometimes vulgarly termed biacsless
have had their .nmbcr. very much disturbed By the
recent g.i Of the hydraheaded monster 10 their sight
j. H. Green. the Reformed Gambler. few days bcior'
hs appearance -h, have been heard the bursting forth
from the lp- Il hundreds oaths against the proTaced
interference u the Rcfoner against profession which
could not be doubted particularly By men Of their own
stamp be useful the way Of amusing the Stranger
u Buffalo and other cities though The expense OF nor
only the loss Of properly and reputation put acia os o
~ and the ruin 0f Themselves and families lci those
honorable Rea'iemcn would learn him better man q
vi-f Buffalo no. place be could Do encouraged
and h walking papers should be ready when ne
Yet the scene ch4ngcd--lnsfead u trccn : leh'lA-
might have been seen hundreds taking leave oF differ
~, par-. some on esving. pleaded ll heaiih-oiner-
aad particular calls alruad-0tler- declared tntl fi i
prevent their personal Interference win me Ieininrf
BE- that % may be- ectured IN sabbath inc IN INST
a. the inst Presbyterian Church 90 crowded audience
composed Of the most respectable citizens ami sa'f
-a-iact0u A. halt past seven was announced Aai At
would speak ~ the Baptist Church ID asnin
AZ seven O'Clock the house Wa croNdco-M'.e- -a-'
re- pews windows and pulpit were filed ana infons-
leaving that could not be admitted iu word was me
.argesr audience that has been convened ~ ms cry
a. some periods Of hi lecture, H. audience Woud Hp
near az 80 many statutes al marble IN GREATNESS -ence
AZ other e. scarcely dry cheek could be seen IN That
rasf assembly. partly composed Of some u our mosi
hardened characters Monday evening ne iectufed 81
fhc " L. Church. whore be again rVeied me ATTENTION
0f a .arse audience.
III. lecture. are bound 70 DO lasting benefit 10 the r-
.ne generation. They have had many Temperance Tee
rrer. who have been her.ied for weeks before her
arrival none have drawn such houses hi- PLAIN NUN
fu narrative goes farther portray the evils 90 inien
perance and Gambling than a.i The burning coqlenct
founded upon Imagination or ncuon The NamoleI-
curse him but come ~ hear HIM and weep over ~ Tear
49,. discourse. We VIII -ay 10 conclusion we wish him
a. every man does who ha. q moral spark .ci wiiAn
bi,, Gc8 mood Y0ur- Sc. j u. +.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13

s,NDs SARsArARILLs-iow many new mc.iica. reofie-
are broached which die and forgotten after enjoy nt
4plrmeral popularity. From the time when e finger ni
King wa. supposed 10 possess ai-msnc power Boo .croi-
0u, cases We have had long 90 scarcely more rN
fravagauf medical dognfs. Metallic tractors amman mag
net m friction iufnesmai-n. ile water cure aud many
others OF these the two latter have now many d'-cpt.'
lui We belle they will ultimately share The ilie oi me rest
Ia SANDS SARs.PARltLA we have preparation Who's,
remedial efficacy . are,fel by volumes of testimony ans
whose effects be- nationally accounted for more point
Ell contrast 10 the visionary remedies have mentioned can
harly be- conceived A. long A. scroiua and ~ kindred
diseases exist IN the word and while eupuons CONTINUE o
gure humanity and endanrer life - fame a. cure Tor
these masde cannot bee cNtngushef.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail by a b ID
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, ~ Fulton street. New YORK
Sold also A. 10 Broadway u Fast Broadway, ana by Drug
gsts generally throughout the United States Pnce II Per
tnffIa * bottles
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

II ,ls s,sas.,r FisriSa from spaiaciicois-w No.,
sofnsry L iidv and child DR. hoigcff and adv ".
Bearislev. Miss Hopkins. Rev Mr. Hanson N,ehsi
r Jones Nr Hone n II Dodge. J Downer. u sc.r, ,
CHM. Washington v Allen. J & Russell Rassey
Ssdrn smith ~ Williams.
~ ~ isrk Hlrss frer 'fs oricaas-Nr Jewel a.,
and child Mcssrs insrahsm Sparks. hno~ion zaA Bror
.on-and - In The stcsra-e
D. re siiD Cab1f from F1ir~0-Nr Sutton. .ady cha
and servant
PASSENGERS SAILED
fn RE Great Western ior Liverpool which ssied -.
-e-i.v VIM Pan. vs. rrYon n fsfhrsch D.
.n-. "A Low Iaau. Glenn. Eiwd Barton. Dr. lsre.
Cameron and lsdy Chas Tosl Rich A.cock nd asr
u : Kennedy SAM Csss.n and .siy. " >m;a - ~
N.~k Ia Hir-tn J p Non,andon and A Bafrs Of No..
a. q Ternsrf Frsnci. Weston and isdv Mr. F.h.,
Gravchv. Fiv q Nouove. Chss C'cs. W Retuoue !
psftsr.iv ana lady of Charleston. JAS NcGr,sog Ror
Hes'h ID. prcnn.ec and lady. Peter Gillespie Of New
Orleans. w b CanftifOi Baltimore Genera Arm.;fos,
a. = Ccr.ei Liverpool N..s 2 Armstrong ! 4 Am
-fron- A Harr. Ais>r Ncinfcsh 81 Tennessee chS.
l. Flc.-chusn ~ Washington \ g.. lhos. Dale 4 v.n.
field Conn Robert Waller end " Almond q PhlAa
Couridi of Boston. John Crcig ~ CsnsndaiyuN Lieut.
Ia~ Roy ard Can't HCiot Of British Army Dan. Inn,
AMI Js. wilson Csrsis West " Coin vonire.
Mis-. Young Scotland joseph coync Liverpool. Henry
Philips ana f'orr Nthn. Anfcrcn England Bar
.0. Senors Ns1eas Rsffagau. senior Don Juan De Do.
Ctntf1 Don i.ar..r Iara-tn Don joaquin fArrs.sn
Don F.fsf. .ffo tsrfIi0 Don Roman Csnclo Don Nsr.
-iniauo Nunox 1I ri Mexico. d Damevds u Rene
eva ialf afl fh Irrn. - Thomas. Aruechi ana
-arCuiueo ifal q frrc'r of Brari. Paul Soier. BS..
ccions. q schels' Pare II A Cobb French Consg. 70
Texas l. Ro-no. and Ll.slzny. France i seymour
+ Huerfas Cube >sfu- 7 Champ and Henry Wan M
f~a IlrH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13

- The Montreal Herald 0iTuesiay says =" 2
re-ret 20 have 70 announce o. o-f f-seei- tne sll
fen death OF Lieut. General - Richard uo"nes ysck
son C. r commando. u the forces 10 hfitisn NQfin
America This melancholy event iooS place }es'.tiA5
morning a. o clock IN tbs city. = hicAala .ea ar
tended the morning service ~ church ~ rcrlcel t ai
and walked home with Col Campbell. X 4 Having
taraSsn u lunch coon after be complained q me neat
While u church and retired 20 his room snQrt rfle
sfruart one 4 he aidds-camps. having occasion %
see him desired servant 20 cal him The serf Hn I'M
rnedlsey returned with the information hat - tlcn-
ard Wa seriously Ill Capt Talbot hurried = for SUI
econ and hsv.n. returned Dr. short. CrksnanA and
Jackson were soon assembled and almost instantly tneir
patent seized with cOnv-ous wA-cA aver ihfet
hour terminated in spoplexy. ~ Hicn@rd continued
n state perfectly lnsensibe until twenty minutes 10 I'VE
o'clock yesterday morning when be expired
BURSISG FiELDs OF GRASS AND GkAlN.-N
learn tia, on Saturday lasi the sPrk. rom ocooVe
on the State Railroad 80 IRE red o. standing clover
IN Lancaster County which vas eniirey oh-tihti Ana
he IRE only arrested by cu-in. down sup o. wheat Il
the adjoining reld-
We L stated that -psrk nom a &C lo-fe "a tAe
Winchester and Potomac Railroad On Monday week, SCI
tire 20 field Of rs,s Vksa which By tne most active ex
erons could not be .ubdued unrl about en acres were
consumed Harrisburg p a. Tel lib.
II has been ascertAined that the whole mum
Der Of houses DESTROYED By the ATE IRE n Queoec Z ~
ise- hE-drsd a.d hSry The insurance on these build
ins- amounted 70 SAL $40 The insurance eornpsnis-
have made arrangement with the banks % meet 81 clam.
s.Anst them for losses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13

C,UroS-C onnef. Magical Pain Ey'racior-Ths won
Ter and blessing Of the should be- Kept oy every family
rich or poor nigh or ow. aud he money vii n every
refunded If does every case i j. recommended
for.
Burns, Sca.d-, Sprins, EnprOns, tmDhins, Old Sores
Bruises. Scr0ua Sore Eyr-, Sore Nipples Fry -pelss, Pun
pies on the face White Sweing-, Ple-, elier bind
bleeding aud oil outward aiilngs.
This salve VIII life IN every case Of burn or scald
no matter how bad the vlias uninlfed.
- We feel duty D caution the pubic not 10 put The
east confidence n the lying vagabonds who assai this ae
medicines thinking thereby ol-f their frisi
the unsusuecfiug Avoid an Pain Extractor thar has
le name OF COmstOch Co. n fac sme each box. Ths
viii protect you from beng cheated hey dare the
their -rla. Remember and get the ginal and
geuuise ONLY al p Counland street Ia Brooklyn, l59
fultOu-sfreeL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13

Az az Nantucket l0ih inst. ship Japan. Riddle, Pschc
Ocean lsst from - Csharines with 1900 bh.s sp ol
Reports Oh River oi Platte March bar. Milton >srsgue
raposeit day before 30 sp Msrch- spoke bark Theo
phu. Chase Ball. Wesipor' q mos 800 ~. esp, Bal
reported speaking the bark Fortune NIB. Feb. TO- viii
20 bhl. bound a. NV had several men below sick had
struck and killed large whale. about The line icing
calm and very hot weather the gave out and they
were compelled abandon the whale and 20 10 the ship
spoke Oh the River Platte. Feb H. chip Eagle Wood
Bedford % days % bbls %. had killed large whse
lew DAYS before and lost him In gale April 3Oth at y
o. Ion - 40 y spoke bark smyrna, Roich, late Miller
Who f overheard aud was drowned in lat 80 ? lon 80
W--he was 80 days from Tacahuana bound home
with ll00sp. LET, Iscahusne IN co with the asrhs
Gbb- late Baxter of tn. port, with 1900 .p 300 VII on
board
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New.YOrk Statistics.

The New York State Register contains mass OF
information valuable 10 all classes OF our citizens
from which we may borrow some items of interest
from time to time.
The number of Colleges in the State is l2 Stu
dents. ss5; of Academies and Grammar Schools, SOL
Scholars, "a. 1868, of Primary and Common Schools
1851; Scholars. sol;i56; Scholars at public charge
as goo. There are 4s7l5 white persons over twenty
YEAR, Of age who cannot read and write.
Min Tax on valuation. S9s,OOs 81 Fees of Trcasu
rers and Collectors, 3o.ssl 40 Nett proceeds OF
Mil Tax sol, l27 II.
There are s9l periodicals published in this State.
OF these there are IL Daily. Semi. Weekly Tri
Weekly. and 80 Weekly Wing Newspaper
There are Daily , Semi w eekly and 95 Weekly
Loco Foco papers There are 9 Daily, Semi
weekly. ! TrWeckly and - Weekly papers
which are Neutral, Religious. Literary. &c. There
are Daily and Weekly Native papers in the
State.
In glsncing over the list we notice Agricultural
S Temperance Abolition. Irish, German. >
French. l Welsh. Odd Fellows. Masonic, Mil
,er. Mormon l Fourier. railors, Military, and
Rank No,e Publications There are also Re
notifications of British Magazines and Reviews IN
this City.
II in difficult, to find the exact number OF publica'
lions Issued at any time. owing 10 the mortality
among newspapers We have made some correc
tons of Mr. Holey's list some papers having died
since il was made out
There are IS Incorporated Banks and o. Banking
Associations, making in all $50 Banks IN the state
With n capital of Ss373s.s33. In the Counties OF
t~raa IN nm An
Ouecns Richmond. Rockland. Schoharic, sullivan
and Wyoming there are no banks There are IA
Savings Banks in the state.
Thcrc arc 40 Foreign Consuls resident, in this
There are e3s "a miles Of Railroads IN operation
in the State which COS, for construction slsoOo'S'
90 for repairs and running ss99752 81. The ne
ceipts have been 81 500 SIS So
HORROR or DvELiSo--Thc Loco Focos of Coo
- Co Ala lately held meeting In reference 20
candidate for Congress- and adopted the following
resolution. which we find published approvingy in
TIE Usioa
p...lr<d Ths, we consider Il no disparsxcment I,
IN. risms OF sny other Of the distinguished democrats
shs distrct tina, express our anqusHed preference
for late distinguished kepiesen,sse N eonSfss
"a reprcsent this District in the 18th Congress that W.
have viewed with satisfaction his course IN ,ae late Con
rrsss Of the United that his noo'e eeins am
s.sn, defence Of democratic principles and soainer
Shts In the Halls OF Congress and etssraTs sNr ann
claim upon appreciation and support, WHICH WI 'NN
pride and pleasure in rendering
The distinct and applauding reference here mad
10 Mr. Yanccy's Dueling operations last winter Is Q
4. niece with Folks appointments OF A. Laoranehe
a w ZONES and other eminen, Duelists TO lofty sta
t;ons bu, it is no, consistent with the punishment
.noxerless Licu,enan, for fighting Duel nor witt
~. s.rocity with which Mr. Clay was asssled as
pushs last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
TO.DAY'S OUTSIDE

FIRST PAGE-The Irish Heart-e True story by Mrs
Child; New Publications Towns within thirty miles OF
NewYork Weather Crops Sc Several Miscelanies
FouRrH PAcE-Tho Moral Warisrc-a Poem, by J. &.
Whittier: Commercial and Money Matters Marine
IullrnnI A
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rv We would earnestly recommend fho-e Wishing iD
n-erve their hair and those who have partially lost r FEB
repair 20 A. e. Bsrry- is Broadway. and purchase bo
r of his nesmaDe Trcopherous, H being the only remedy
We know of fat Will efecuay n strengthening, nou
year $500
AGENTS-A. y. Sands Co. 20 Broadway and - Full
- John Maxim 5l Broadway, Manson, 2i >pungst
Dr. Lindsay l6 Sixth Avenue. Van NoOre- ~ hudsonzt
James w smith, OF Fulton and Cranberry streets
Brooklyn and by fhe Proprietor A. C. Barry Artist n Hair
o. Broadway Price ~ cents per bottle.
y b. 4. G. BARRY be- consulted on diseases Of iAe
Hair from 10 A. ". rll 5 p VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13

~ NEw-YORK CRY DIRECTORY Tor $50 ana
ls46. To which is added \ List OF the charter ana
Public Officers, Insurance Companies 'hutch's' 'lHsoh
ic Lodges Societies Of Odd Fellows an" Necn"o",''
sioie Officers, Shenis and County CLERKS oil al inc
Counties In the state, street Map OF the C"y OF Ne"
York m Almanac sc. SC has Just been 'suea 10y Urea
& Esicu 100 Fulton street, large and i"A 'o.nn''
There is a war OF Directories IN our cry MS year ]"
which We 10 not choose 20 embark bat onr Advertising
columns are open IT, and there our Cry readers VII
doubtless ind enough Off. Lee them make acllsini
nncc with The hcts and .uIl ihemsclge-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
BY THIS MORNINGS NAIL.

- The Southern Mail. due Yesterday NJ one
o clock has not yet arrived The Western Iran OF
Cars due At Baltimore on "Wednesday evening at SIX
o'clock had moi arrived AZ 10 ?. " We have 10
pspe-s thi. morning south 0f " ashinzion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13

pariIla Candy and Pills VII e1ecfaally ersdlcsie and
permanent diseases arising Inquiry u
The Blood P.mp-s he face B0fche- upon lie ski
Erysipeas SAT- Rhelm Sclryy, ,crOfs hieanlafls Dgs-
p,ysa, Diseases arising from the u Mercury Sc ac
The great advantage which this Double Extract po-.esse.
every Other PREPARATION from ine are e.e The
peculiar properties u he sar-apara more powerfully
concentrated Than pos- bic N the LIQUID compounds. Thcy
undergo 10 change 10 The process u expressing e r
he root in~re : no mineral substance combined wih the
vegetable ngres ruf ard last. though EAST Il i rgrcf
aaper ilan any other pre- Of Sar.apara ever o.
tered 70 ne public Pnce Of the Candy = per sc1-
or Tor dollar. Pills - cents per val containing a.
Pills each Sold whoe.se aud retail by
HASTINGS < co. ~ Broadway,
80 5teod "a sole Proprietor
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.Iis an ID bird thar fouls is own nest . a. ue prov
erb and deemng your Editorial remark In relation 70
fine PianoForte Of course Ctics0t7S a. IMPLY n-
that no other person could make fine Piano inousni
proper 10 Interfere in defence OF the Manufacturers o
NewYork and especially Of Nessrs Bacon 8 Rerf'' No
1854 Centre Nrea from whose shop had recently sent
an Instrument 10 friend in Philadelphia and whose ei'
yer furnished me material 70 rcbui The implication con-
tanned In your notice.
The parties in interest The other side have seen n
20 make rcionder 70 which beg 20 reply They need
not have denied any knowledge OF Your editorial no
one suspected. much less accused them % occupying
,o,r chair though they my friends Of rvfFiNS
or own goods Mems cords often bcirsy their incna-
lions They alegc that your notice spoke the ruin -
,b- Of course lsir opinion and they are entitled 70 all
The benefit Of IL and being hy their own admission 10
competent 70 manufacture Piano fories equal 20 the
Yankee Piano Forte maker as they wronsio.y accuse
nj. dsnorninsfins their friend We suppose tne reason
they vcnd his instruments instead oi their own lhei
aver that they do not know what the friend OF bacon
4 Raven may call New England preud.ces the f'e
.ou /. they do not belong he 4Hrtrsn lfHtc NafoR'
a. we a0 but have been on. enough from 19me ~ Sno"
that not quite nj creation NJ" i''N.