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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

TINTED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLEkY lis
u Broa,tray, Up-SsGy,-E. WHITE would respect
fully call attention OF citizens and strangers whiting
the CITY, TO his splendid collection of Daerreotyre Por-
traits, single groups. yon TO II persons on the
same Plate which beauend accuracy OF deineation
cannot be surpassed. Portraits taken In all kinds OF
weather. either without ths coors tile prices Of
which lie has reduced TO those charged by the nex-
petenced in the business.
The American Institute rs late exhibition awarded
Mr whe The first Premium for the best Daguerreotype
Lkencsses, (or grouping ard general ecc which is but
another proof 70 the superiority OF his Portraits.
Mr. Wi.ie sole agent in New lor the very supe-
ror imported German Cameras, and other e..absh
meat in the city 0. state ihey be obtained.
y. Z. Imported German Cameras, also French and
American Instruments OF the very best quality, with etes.
Cases Chemicals. Polishing materials, &c.
lir. White. Case Maauiactory being the largest and
ost extensive III the United states he enabled (fro the
utlty lie canlaeiu-es)t sell Dsguerreotype Miniature
Ca.es 10 per cent. lower than any Other house IN tie
Union sis &c
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

IyWEAP TABLE CUILkRY.--ric subscriber TCspect-
Siully informs his friends and the puhc That he con-
stany keers hand. al his Cheap EoaSe-f furnishing
Store choice assortment oi Table and Tea Knives Nom
IS 10 SIS 50 per set; and GarverS and Seels 90 match,
snd fnc aSso.teeni Of Pocket aud Pen Knives Also,
German Silver and Britannia Tea and Table spoons, and
soSd assortment c3 britannia Ware, such IS CoaeS aud
Tea PoiS Lan.s OF various patterns AND sizes, &c &c-
Also Tin and 1apannei Ware. and Tea TTys o. various
sizes ami qualities Also, Hardware and Holowwa-e,
such rs fcs Kettles etc. Sdro:s, Brass Kettles ee
C-peters' Tools. cheap and OF The hest quality such IS
Planes SANS, CScl> e,c. Nails, Locks, Carpet IScSS, exc
etc An excellent variety also Of WoSi-waye and Baskets,
such T,s Pals. washboars, Clothes Horses, Wooden
Bcwlsa an. Chopplns Trays B.ou.s, Cradles, BSse; Chairs,
French Travelling Baskets, etc. carPc STRAW aad split
Bags, Likewise, Brushes oi alnoS. every Sne-Coth
and Hsr Scrub and rao; aad pasi.rS brushes Also,
Fine Teeth and French Dressing COMBS. etc. etc-
Please esl At l. r. JoUNsroNs, 3 Catha;i5e-si;ee;.
where you will md an excellent s,neni and sll YeE
iow. +. Il. JOHNSTON, " CSiiGrtne-Strcei
y. h. Toys OF l descriptions, at wholesale and retail
Gl6y
NEW GUoDS-lhe suo>efitt has received BY late arr
N vals the following described Goods which he eSSss Tor
c;,Tsnaoles ci new ard elegant rai,e-us.
f T+sSs anS o1S.ass s ~. Sl 1 ss s 81 ls'
BFitanuit Tea Sets pixoG Y Sons Shvtheld,
ssi S faied d1iil Ws @ ia M s = sSis Ss
Baskets, caasles;ieks, Tea Tea sets wsisrs Sc-
Thoss n want O 7y Of NJ Ssss SSff vSsSi 1 ss wt to
ea ss:on ga Table siss %: sss q .s, '' - a0s sa
GERMAN SILVER TEA AND TABLESPOONS,
VI Specacles ard Cases Fesks Butter kal'es, &cIeF
s.ir hy JAMES WEEHFsS, % lehn-s,- nise
TINABLE CUTLSt<i s-ordets reee.vec ios hehs.Ison
Seas supelio1 Ivory and Srlirp Nniyss and EesSs by
rnGs sw JAMES WEESE.S. q Jeha.siryr;
CANTOKS. GaNDLESrtCAS, GAhE bAShEis. or
u any kad Of Plated goods. Be rsasd ey aa person
IL few minutes with pare silver BY the Silver P;sg Fluid
Pce Is cents rr bottle and warranted satisfaction
the money returned. For sale by
Corner Of Nassau.
,;A.r,l a;.eopr, ~ dealers rnso
.m Oryanrine and large sSen Servings OF The very hes:
Sasli,y. for fringe. gimp and coach lace Esssrs
SeNiuss in small skeas-black euS black. sht dyes and
assorted a. may De ordered handsomely IN bali and
POUND pssIx bsdes Of 10 sksins EACH es IN eos
Of 1899 skens, suit customers
G=stiemeus plain aad fancy Cva;s, of the newest styles
do rich white and rria,ed pocket Haedkerchiets
Ssrsns,s. sc. for hst and cap Innings
Silk Cioh. OF required watk-plain for printing or
dyed for banneIs and flags.
Wssts SIX for earaisS and spinning.
Tbs above ios vale. and oss for article the SILK line
s0isia'dhy nlse srs j. s SKATER, lSs Maiden lsns.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

CoN.ANTS PATENT YEASr.-The bes. article Tor
~ raising bread used Warranted TO keep in every
cmste The American Institute al their late fair award
ell inventor Diploma declaring this Yeast the best
article ever manufactured for raising bread, bnckwhet
pa y. &c.
&c Yeas, is acid, which, being combined in proper
Chemical proportions with aka the dough
with carhoic Gcd gas. without affecting in any way ths
original properties Of ;o c at thus when baked, pro-
duclns per1ec; bread Sold wholesale and retail 25 cts per
pound. BY GASSNER Il YOUNG. l32 Chatham 81. lft
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

BRITANNIA REVOLVING cAsToR-FRAMEs-A
~ good md cheap s-ticie-for sale oy
E2a JAMES WEEEEs, g Jeaa-ssss,.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

WARRANTED CAST-STEEL EDGE
TOOLS.-The real genuine Conser's Tools
ats9 can only te had 50 At,oruey-street,
49, where they are made and finished with
my hands; therefore can !ecOm-
mend them AMI George Brgs & Co.'S, Flat-strcei
Those tools offered BY Osborn Little, 80 Fu;on-si.
and Other stores stamped "Coager," rot ny make
and arg designed 20 deceive. Mine stamped thus
.Coaser. NaYy-Ycrk. 35 AitorIey-st- The OF J.
Conge- Perry IS also a!ed-he having Interest IN the
business liberal discount 10 Deaxrs Please observe
the stamp. t25f 3u'I JOHN CoSGER
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
FOR THR EAST.
WINTER ARslyeEwrSr.

~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT
>SEw-YoEK AND BOSTON RA
.Sssszzsns1Hs-RoAD LINE VA NORWICH M
v-npcrsTER-Ccupcssd os the following ssasr.o- S;eA-
srs rnnrng il connection WITH tie NoSr'ca and Bsga
ana worcester Railroads;
WORCESTER. Capt. Vanderbilt.
CLEOPATRA. Capt. pGstan.
NTw-H1vES, Cspt- Van Pe;t- ,,,.,
One Of which viii leave Per No S0sth se! G,-ssss
TIE New-H:.yeu, Cspt. Van fe,s' On a1Ss'S'' All'S
s,xs. sr,, saturdays, sc O'Clock, p NJ. ,,,>,
pssseuve-s on the arrival ef tie steamers AZ ALLEA
,,tTS NIL ~ Immediately forwarded in ihe splendid Se
een.Siioos Cars o; ,hs RaEsad 70 bosnoM' nS.s SS,
s.''''sI r,s, 80 n + ALIEN 81 Broadway apstd =
-----.-----\0 \0Tlt'E--The steamer NEgTl "
hsSing been withdrawn tro.n ., - IN; ny, =, ~
-s:- the present fox lss l8 seiS: ;hsiSa SSly
ovehsnd thssn -heni sns VI Ts1r ssGSiS on o. ssoG
tho issh Of Narch In the ueantiIre 'hcse y So. =
mute lot The transportation OF freight auiins 'ns 's w
sca nly 60 " o' a'' nrLTS. Agent; - We';'stas,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
PASSENGERS AgaIYgD
MARINE JOURNAL

In G.s Al,p ZeHo6ta lrom ciaton--Mr " Dean, and
Taylor.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
pnn,,o stoek E,ehanve. MARCH IS.

A correspondent of the Savannah Republican,
who signs himself Common Sense, IN controversial
communication on the sasec. ci the Cotton Crop OF lsta
and 1875, says:
esspet" estimates the amount consumed al Aoe al
sc0eoo bales This estimate IS too small The best ine-
nation have, renders certain that tie Aoie easae
FOR this year. WILL any, fall Ettc short OF han million
Of haies II was admitted ec;ore the ChanlNer OF Com
nercs Of London In argument for the REDUCTION OK aee>
tioa Of duties cotton ;hSt The consumption s eo IN
the United States this year. wcud reach $4,000 bales
Again. Gosapesis' has estimated TIE stocks IN the
por:s Sept lat iSs1 a. lS ooc bales Ny ts a'YsH!
states the stock at 9s sS bales II follows therefore
my "assampeas true that the crop OF isas ana 70
VIII amount TO- '='s.-,SSi
Add stock LIST Sept 1874, III U. States. sS1sS
9,4l6.21s
Deduct probable homo consumption. $4,000
pedncs stock. Sept. LIST. $50 900 900
Leaving for export from L. States /. .;ei arg
Aod probable supply from other quarters SEQ 900
Add stock in foreign ports, Jan Isl, lssa. lol0oc
Total supply ior Europe. fos is4s .sssa go
Probable total consumption fes ls4s. as estimated
pyoopmann S'alier.oht-- $4,000
Leaving tutoek In Europe Dec. s,ss ls.S OF loosa7s
or sTsl tses less than January lst lsas and only s9fTa
bales more tan the stock in Liverpool alone is Janpary
last.
Should the crop of is4s and s5 Prove no ,arer than
that OF is<2 and 45 and received so far s e,
son Sc. .asi bales ss than ud, may reasonably hons
largo tbs crop be, with the increased co
sumption and the general extension win al BE- nsedet
and present prices viii be maintained.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

HOME PORTS.
Arr at Key West 18th inst. brg Galveston BUR-, New
York.
! Al Charleston, 23.. sehr Mary Welsh, NYork.
| Arr al Norfolk. 2Sth. schr Bel c, Mcs1ah, NYork.
| Arr at Luhec, 20ih brig Franklin. NYork.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
DAGUERRE0TYPF'.
FIRST PREMIUM NEW-YORK
DAGUERREAN MINIATURE GALLERY

y-tN IEtI1 y )
Corner Of BroGd,cay and FultoR-street, entrance
third door.
tsTHERE may be had MINIATURES which, for beauty
W OF coor. tone and effect, ut al times commend
Themselves II not superior equal any hathave
boe taken. Mr.. B. does not claim superiority
fo himself bot MS pictures the criticisms OF i
lust and intelligent public, who as well strangers
Invited TO call Gallery before going elsewhere, whe
ther they Intend sitting not Lkenesses in all cases
warranted 20 give satisfaction, a" coored III must beau
t!,i manner and In which depa lent Mr.. Il. does claim
superiority being filed BY competent and practical
person. Taken In al kinds weather, fcm ~ h. Ill
p. VI.
1.-The American Institute awarded First Premium
NJ B. Brndy at the late Fair.
Instructions carefully given In the art.
d7y NJ b. BRADY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
GROCERIES,.
GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.


THE CANTON TEA COMPANY.
PRINCIPAL STORE, l2l CHATHAM STREET. y. Z.
Branch Siores:-3ls Bleecker street, Sew-lork; S5l
Grand street Suffolk l9l Greenwich street. near Full
tor l6 Fulton street, Brooklyn; SO Chestnut and IS n
Fitth-st Philadelphia; II Hanover street, Boston.
INVITE the attention Of City and Country Families and
Purchasers 10 their several establishments where they
think will be found by the best selections OF pure and
uadslteraed Teas IN the United States The universal
popularity and rcrown their house Win reference
high qualities low prices and upright dealing too well
understood 20 render farther necessary 0Tg-
na and only warehouse FOR the sale O; HowquaS Black
Tea Observe !-S.angers viii be particular TO
Ter the number OF the principal in Chatham street;
viz: t2 between Pearl and Roosevelt streets The public
viii also be pleased 10 take that The Canton Tea
Company have nothing DO with any other except
those described a. top this advertisement. SOY
HHEAP OIL SToRE.-The subscriber respectfully in
Oforms the public that he continues tho wholesale and
retail Lamp OIL and SI, - his old stand. Of very
superior quality ri cheaper than be pur-
chased a; any other store III this CITY. viz:
Good Lamp OIL, per ga. so SO
Superior quail. Lard do..----.-.---..- 62f
Refined Oh lst qaly --------.--.... 40
Do do I'd do ------.--------- o2i
White Sperm do.-----.--.-----.-..
Do do 81 do ..-..-........ 90
Do do ID do .--------------. sTs
on Cans OF AL sizes Lamp Glasses al patterns and
descriptions, and fun assortment OF Lamp wichs,
stantly OF hand.
Lamps cleaned and repaired. OIL and Camphene sent to
49, MERRITT SMITH.
s27 Yc l9e Greenwich. corner Vesey-s;.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

.sleeGssszssEss--s>--ss -sssssszss.:=.gsa
ROLLER MAKERS.
THE UNDERSIGNED oiters To make all kinds OF Fiuisd
Rollers ioI Cotton and Wooen Machinery, of as good
quality be had elsewhere and al reasonable prices All
orders thankfully received and pupctnaiy attended 20.
y. L. Old Rollers Reiirrsd And Recuped.
ms lin WNl. BERESFORD PATERSON. ". Jersey.
M ACHINk SASDo.-The following unsolicited opin-
w ion of India Rubber Machine Banding, COM
mend 10 the attention Of the interested.
HORACE II. DAY.
Successor 20 the Roxbury India Rahber Co.
"SozvIcH, Jan I5 lsi5.-Dsar Sir: Above please and
our draft -, Tor -, ;ha balance of your account
against We take pleasure saying that full
fair trial your Rubber Banding the purpose
for which have used it, drive heavy light machines
with taat band, that i: gives fes, satisfaction.
Yours, very trty, MOSES PIERCE,
j23 Agent Norwich Bleaching ard CaieEiering Co"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
STORE TO LET.-The lower 4,

- STORE TO LEr-The lower floor and base
1.S Of the commod9us Store No. l5 Eighth street
-l and tsirr tacs h- buain: IS over 20 ieet deep
,i;h EaLii- 'front.' on Eighth street and convenient
trance eud situation being located only lew
doors from Broadway and near the Bowery renders Gus OF
the most cent s eligible poiatS business thv upper
part Of the ci'y One half o. The basement VIII BE- let sea
ratey desired being well adapted of many KINDS OF bus
ness particularly for Oyster Saloon. Fer further
,la,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

WHsrERs MINES AND Miners An article In The
Tribune q few days since, in speaking OF the Mines
in Wisconsin, moved Dubuque, with all It's lead,
ucross the Mississippi river. Dubuque is IN Iowa,
and Booths Cave, Of which the article alluded 10
speaks, is about q miles from the landing al Du-
buque It il a most extraordinary deposl, OF lead,
bu, is not worth hundreds of thousands, as repre-
sented. Lead in pigs is worth al the landing about
50 rs per 100 lbs No just estimate can be made
OF the amount Of lead In that cave, but practical
man ventured last summer 10 otter 1900 tor IT.
We were amused at one character we heard Of
in Dubuque. He owns rich and productive lead
mine, which might be worked at proh' OF thoul
sands per annum bur he will not raise an ounce OF
mineral except pay his debts, tor he Is sure that
no leg treasurer5 will swartwout with his property
If it remains in Natures bank--a lesson that he
learned when the wildcat system pcrvaded that
country few years since.
Il has been estimated that the amount Of lead
sent to market pays only 25 cents per day to the
operative. Some spend hundreds, and even thon.
sands, in digging, and then fail OF finding lead.
The poor operative is paid by the month, and the
experlmsnter sometimes fhds himself reduced TO
the same level, after weeks and months Of indus
tIious and unsuccessful labor. H. l..
Moo.EHsAp LAKE, MAINE.--lt may be some oi
the readers Of The Tnbune are already projecting
plans for summer excursions, and II they knew how
easy it is TO reach Moosehead Lake they might
mark i, down for visit. Leaving this city Mon
day afternoon, the traveller may sleep in the hote
at the foot of the lake the next Thursday night -
He will take steam TO Bangor, and thence by stage
or private carriage over good ROAD 10 wlthln lew
miles of the lake, where he will take the saddle -
The ride will give him a relish for those delicious
trout that he will get for supper. After good
hearty nights sIecp he will ARISE and look out on as
wild scene as his fancy ever pictured. Directly
up the lake Kinnco rises from the bosom of the
sleeping waters; on the right Spencer mountain
lifts It's head TO the clouds, and the left unbro
ken front lies before HIM and the mountainous Ca.
madam frontier in the distance, During Summer
this vast wilderness solitude is seldom disturbed,
save by the moose, dear aud fawn and the wild
cnribore. The ponds and streams Of all the country
about the lake are filed with ron, and the woods
afjonl ahundan, game. J. s. Of Maine.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEWYoRK..........AIA MARCH 2
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

THE OLD ESTABLISHED
JOB 3 o o X B \ D E r Y,
ll2 and ia Fulion-s:-
The subscriber continues TO give his special attention 70
al descriptions Of
JOB BOOK BINDING,
and invites Librarians. al persons having charge OF Bock
Institutions, and geItemsn having Libraries 20 caA ana
tnsuc his UNIQUE ad substantial styles of Book-bjnding.
and bss 10 refer to FRS. Booksellers and Librarians Ii
his city. :.
For durability of workmanship, with every TaI1ety OF
,s I'D ya- resscnah. CHARGES this extensive esab-
lishMeHt stands unrivaIed Eph @ :a1p N N
CHEAP CASH BOOKSTORE.
F. WALKER, Bookseller and Publisher, ~ Fulton-si-
Always on hand good assortment: OF octoo b-oAs S'
d yort. of American and Engs editions Misce!iae-
@ Books and Stationery every kind Et greatly Todsced
orices Gor cash Country dealers supplied. J2Y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

Il 80 y NaTlCE---POUGHKEEPSi AND
S--lsO-----a 'NEW-NO The s;eambos; EUREKA
hiss besu temporarily withdrawn from TIA
above uertc make alterations. and Will refuns
her y TIVE 1t inu mh2s VI
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
no IRON MANUFACTURERS.

TEHE ROLLlNG-HllLL MACHINERY OF the extern
establishment formerly the property Of WIN Hell
H. at Stamford c. consisting Of full set of gearing shafts
couples stands and rolls oresecun e; variety work
together with shears, lathe turning tools 5unding benches
floor plates furnace castings &c and implements necessary
for performing the work OF such establishment Of
for sale terms very advantageous 70 the purchaser
or farther particulars. address the subscriber Stamford
CT, at his store, 2iS WaleT-street New. \ crk.
sn- GEO. r. WiRI<(;
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
COAL.

g. IN PER ToN.-PEACH ORCHARD COAL,
- y .oURED ASH dscharging from boats. constantly
broken Eg Stove and Nutde!Ive-cd as above. .ree
OF charge for csrtase. Also, Lehish Coal White Ash
Schuylkiu, Liverpool and sidney Coal. Apply to
T. STOKES DGCEERS0N,
dlstf 10? Authony-st near broadway Tabernacle.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

~ WANTED To LET. Lease or Sell n large and com.
T rpdjots House. situated the city n eaSan ana
- henithy Vince TIE above premises have been ecu
pe tor Boarding and Day School tor several years past The
owner wishing 20 tave School continued the premises ui
frirth scholars sufficient pay md also Use his n
uence TO send Others. Fo further particulars nppy 10 y "
s5l Broadway or lnentdressed post paid will meet WIKI
T1s,iiate G;ieftion nih2T St.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
FOR THE NORTH.


s. PRESS LtNE.-rhrouSh wi,hoe, lard.
ss--ssS--a- my he low pressure and swift ryE.
riug steamboat EMPRESS viii her regular trips
for the and will sonnre anti TIE close OF nArsstoa
leaving ne rer foot Of NoPNsoN street ReulaY. TSys,
ThuFsdays and Saturday, and tltny Mondays Wsdasa.
days aad FRIDAYS At ( VI, MD Will arrlys IN ample time to
iaks The -njns trlius OF last or West.
THIS boat fitted Hp with splendid DICK.
and her furniture all new and Of the best kind For gssslst
apply board as above.
y. Il. Freight taken " low prices. mt ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

III TO LET-Cottage House No. IS Nav 81 neH
nd yTs t'enae Broeklyn, eog'aigins two ga.oFs on
sss.- FIRST tiOoT with marble mantes Dining Room and
Kitchen ID th- re,r oa s4me i!1or with force pump
from cisi-fn av four finished Ghamhers on 2d ioot TO-
g.tier With Basement Rooms and Cellar. Rtnt $40
B-Fiity Dollars will be deducted for Basement Rooms
ii waited. Nysoa1t Lot and Stable adjoining 10 lei also
nqu No lc0 Ofsus- Fulton. IN Brooklyn. the
premises. The Ia; Brooklyn OmGibassrs constantly
within % Yards Of said tous-. ml2 2I'S3w'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

i-A FOR SAL. IL The clty Of Newark, New-jsTSey-
1 i House and ?; ot and siina'sc u South biod
No. 7a. within hf.svn MINUTES walk ot The
RaIroal D-ro;,o Y Y. The HoUss is 2a iipnt g
dep stores high large pt1si the and well hnSed
oushoui also coed Stable ru Tres Gr1Ce Nins sc
attached For further sftculrs iuquIEe Of J. NICHOLS
-, tiuc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
For THE SOUTH.

r., San LIN. OF LIZ EkPoOL fhth6lSr-
.s-sss 24 las fScket Ship WATERLOO Capt W II. Al
leu VIII positively sa as aooys &, nsT & TSsAf S Sas S!s,
and Stecrge rasenger persons about 10 embark WI inc ms
desirable mode OF convey anos ne
Waterloo will sail lsan from Liverpool on the goth cd Aay
Those who are dcsirouS o sending Tor thes Ieacs ei
frpd, can hl,s them brought this splendid PACKET
For Passage " or from Liverpool curly pliS1t3h should
uts 100 rine-st oi south y y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
TURNING LATHES FOR SALE

JAMES STEWART begs inform hs friends and the pub
lie that he has constantly hard and Tor sale. LTIlES,
n the following low prces.
Large "a inches high from centre 20 ShesI feet long,
with GUuhl-actns slide rest complete $50
Second SIZE, inches Co.. lee; long, with side rest,
pee itV
Thir ze. inches DO eet inches long, with slide rest
IL 10
pee 70
Fifth inches do feet inches long, with side rest.
complete. 80
Bru.h-makers' IGihes. complete ............ 81
ing appalat,s -. IS
Umbrella. .m1kefs Lahes q
Pencil Cs>e riakeTs lH;hes roH... se and upwards
The asi-metioEed article b. fuuGd NJ Mr. SEl MOCRS
Hardware store, of Cathetae.stree and Chatham
Ssuaje. nsd ai Mr. ROUSTREES, of Chamber und
shaha,st st'eet' also nj my Manaractsy. No. II owardt
NrM. NNrh. fnl0 lniendt
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
MACHINERY For MANUFACTURES, sc.

, = POWER LooMs-i-i wiGs. IN good order aud ready
~ Tor oysIltion, lor sale by ~
LEONARD, HOMES NiCoLL,
10. 81.
QUITTING ENGINE-Caiculaied for Bevl aad Spear
~ Gesr.ug from smallest slze TO f.. diimeier Also
complete Of Boiler Tools IN good order For sale By
LEONARD. HONE NlC0LL.
ra20 2,y- No. Q Pine
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

i-A FAI;M FOR SALE-S:ua:ed in New-liaven
I'D County, Conn. on tire lire Of the Sew-York and
-s--- New Haven (coaeEplAted) Railroad. Said farm
contains about 3J acres cfcXcelc: land nader good cul
;ivs;:o and is we-prSportionet well waered, &c. Tie
buildings are all OF the frs Glass; and well adapted 10 f
ing purposes Terms easy Further particulars may Se had
on application 10 II. +. HODGES. Sew-liaven. or -
flItf RUSSELL SMITH. ) Iiherty-Strect. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

81 TO LtI.-.4 Desirable Coftcgs Residence 70
.".I ErOu the Sth AM 5lSt street containing y
rooms and closets and paacs, finished in modern
style i,h marble msn-iS folding doors and every requisite
o gentc- family: the windows oTcn uron the PIAZZA and
with gr-u Venetian blinds Attached carriage house and
garden The situation healthy and pleasant The knck
s5bocker STAGES continue their line up the S pass the
c,ttr-c: also the Nanhaanslle stacs leave the CITY Hall
every during the day The rent low good naGt-
Apply the premises 70 MOTT & BROTHERS. I'm
r1riers OF WsfcheS Sc.T N7ssanS; M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-22

CouoHs AND COLDS 1T should be re.
membered. that Cough is always an evi
dence that some impurity is lodged in the
lungs. which if not speedily removed will
so ifritate those delicate organs, and pro.
duce inflammation Of the Lungs disease
which we all know is the high road TO
Consumption.
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills are q
sale, easy, and certain cure for Colds and
Coughs; because they carry off by the sto,
mach and bowels, those morbid humors
which if deposited upon the lungs, are the
cause Of the above dangerous complaints.
A single 25 cent box of said Indian Vegi.
table Pills is generally sufficient to make
perfect cure OF the most obstinate Cold.
ut the same time the digestion is impro,
we'd, and the blood SO completely purified,
that new life and vigor are given to the
whole frame.
Bepare Of Counierfeits.-The public
ore respectfully informed that medicine
purportng to be Indian Vegetable Pills,
covered with a counterfeit Inhographic Ia
tel, sold by s. Reed, Druggist, corner OF
Gay and Saratoga streets, or w. Holiday,
NO. 10, corner OF Front and Baltimore
streets, Baltimore, are not the genuine
virgins Indian Vegetable Pills. The
only agent IN Baltimore is Rev. Isaac p.
Cook, Bookseller, No. 76 Baltimore street
from whom the genuine medicine can with
certainty be obtained.
Offices. devoted excl usively to the sale
OF the medicine, wholesale and retail, No.
2SS Greenwich street. New York, and No
1913 fremont street, Boston and Principal
office, No. 100 RACE STREET, Philadel-
phia.
N. BIN all cases be particular TO ask
for Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills.
For sale by J. MELLoR. Union street.
Wheeling, virginia.