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1.---el.au.n Rro,hsls and clear rs s,reets Of

,,,o c;,v of known Bro,hels and clear lis streets OF
us,lo.s who publish their shameiesznees
Ry, how would our rulers SET aoou; suca
,unfcation are they not perfectly aware tnat
the haunts OF pollution are the bulwaTks OF then
power that the Five Points and Corlaers HOOK
Districts give them overwhelming malonues :
that all the lesser centres Of Prostitution are OF Ike
faith and evupathies land that 10 drive from our
CITY the dens ofdebauchery il destroy the majori
~ for their party? For, az the keeper OF every
e,o,os- il clearly of opinion thai Moral Suason Is
the only proper weapon of the glonous canse OF
Temperance-as every blackleg has no doubt tna'sli
laws which interfere with gentlemen's chosen ways
of spending their Own money are unconstitutional
and yoid-so there is not brothel; master or pInp
who does not agree heartily with the motto OF Inc
Globe mat sThe world is governed too much,
and with that of TIE Democratic Rerisir, that The
best government is that which governs least-'-
They cam, imagine what our immortal foretafhers
tough, and bled and died for, if man or woman Is
not to be the sole dsposer Of his or her own person.
and at liberty 10 do with it whatever shall seem
good. providing the like liberty OF others IS not
thereby abridged They cannot see why lanc
there they puzzle usl if man may be licensed to
keep grop-shop, and be esteemed an honorable
and respected citizen, elected Alderman, &c &c
he may NOT as well be allowed to keep broihei
And at any rate, while their time and money and
votes are so freely and efiectually given TO promote
the great and glorious cause OF Democracy, they
will take good care that Democratic Municipality
shall not intermeddle with their private business,
under penalty Of being kicked out OF Office
We have thus glanced some Of the obstacles
which must ever prevent proper government OF
our City by the party JUS, restored to power, and
measuraby so by any Political party. We shall
never see The City governed as il should be IN
til its Iaw-observlng, Godfearing, vicehang citi-
zens shall consent TO throw National and State
Politics entirely on, of the question, and unite IN
choosing officers who will have no other aims than
those of securing an efficient and wholesome City
Administration. To cooperate in such union,
seasonably commenced and faithfully prosecuted,
we stand ready at all times override all party ties
and sink all party considerations. When shall 1t
commence, and who shall fifty begin II!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

FIRE N THE SwAMp.-The Dismal Swamp Is on
Ere and the ty weather, OF which have hsd Al M
com monty long season having absorbed ard svaPora;ed
the water and r-tuced the spongy earth and is incumbent
decayet vegetation - ;he consistency Of finder the
FIRE RACES flrocsy Il commenced. we s-e informed or
the high land IL The vic!c.;y OF tie Dismal Swamp Land
Cou1panys 5e7o nea- Suffolk, and descending into the
swamp sweep: along both sides OF ;hsir Canal 20 Lake
Drunond destroying all their shingles and large guam
,;rr Of a-c-woot belonging 10 individuals.
T. crossed the HE of the railroad II place where there
there were soue half dozen cords Of wood put u? By the
roads side il ;he consuming OF which sufficient heat
was created Communicate The t:e 10 the ss OF me rail-
- hrh world have been considerably ;njaret bat for
the tii-ei- arrival Of he when The hands OF the tain
set 70 work and extnSuished the IRE The IRE Is st rag
nr and It IS impossible 20 estimate the amount OF caInase
II NAV cause in the destruction OF lumber Greenwood and
timber Norfolk va Herald, April 10.
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RrSINESs NOTICE

Nh BRIsTow -Ths distinguished gentleman OF
the ChIrogrsphic art, Will, we are sorry 10 learn,
take his departure for short SEASON, from us, t,s
month, (Apul) We have known him Tor many
years: ne Is man OF the most upright and correct
principles possessed OF greatperseverance, industry,
and energy IN his profession, with extraordinary
merit. and hr has obtaIaed, 5y his courteous man
ners and attention to his pupils, exalted reputation
and good name. He will DC quite oss 10 our
community Mr.. Bustow Is native OF London;
he frst visited New-York N the year ISIS and has
made repeated periodical visits here ever sI1ce;
also all Atlantic cities 10 his entire satlsac
ton and win eminent success 10 his pupils, which
: universally acknowledged by thousands whom!
he mas taught IN New-Yotk. and which ass gained
HIM wide and extended fame Mr.. b. has, We
ar pleased 10 hear, accumulated a handsome p,o-
perty and has prud-nily invested II IN oar Stale,
C!iY, and Pennsylvania securities. He and his
two brothers, who are now seltled IN Lopdon en-
gaged IN successful profession. have travelled eI:.n
slyely all through Mexico Cuba, Cniii, Perm, Bra
zils Burnos AyTes, &c Sc Mr.. Il leaves Ms ,sis
month on a professional visit, with the intention
Of returning TO New-io usrt faH he has had a
grra, many pupils tins visit. We thus give briei
history 81 orr friends movements. heartily wishing
him tho panc great success he has ever met berr,
who wfir n detective, irregular or ine!rgant hand,
At ouss tthrTr yet iimr) In cal! on Mr. Br,stow,
80 loo broadway, ,rfrir hc Is stu trrth us. and
take course %. twelve lessons; hi- ifnuieH.e eX-
per,rncr AN guarantee Tor every one who places
huset under h1 instruction, 10 possess superior
and Ia hdsomc haGd- writing. Eve. Post
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FRIDAY.
Circuit Court.
Before Ju6sc EpNoNps.


The Jury IN the Of Polly Boiae continued In the
jury room III between u and o'clock ,e,,erday. when
ev were brought into Cour;Iutge Edunons stated tina;
he had received communication from some members of
The Ju.v asking Il 1t would Se consistent % return YER
die, Of Mansiaush;er In the first degree Thee were at
liberty the Judge said 10 end verdict Of Mansiaushter,
s he cou<sercy Of the Verdict j. for he Jury their
selves 70 determine Mr. Sedsbury OF the Jurors STAT
ed that he had no; the communication bat ne thought
they could agree upon sac Verdict The Jurors COM
planned tina. ,heir only bed through The night had been
the pine plank and their ony covering table Aad SIX Old
broken chairs The Jasc stated that he was very ''TF
cha; such hal been the csse had ordered cots for ;heu
but the officers had Disappointed IN getting theu-he
would take they should ee better provided for IN
the nigh: ;has to The Jury had already been
out about hours and with this pleasant assurance and
still more pleasant prospect; ;hey again retired for deSe
ration.
On the re-assemblas the Court following the recess in
the afternoon the Jury again brought in. and made
several enquiries 10 mansauehter &c. Mr. Sedsoury
stated thst one OF the Jurors Immediately after going cut
stated that would verdict asai'; the
prisoner for sy offence whatever. ard he sill maintained
that view saying would not % SO if he remained on;
three weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

Extracting TEETH N THE MEsstEEIc SLEEP -
The Nantucket Inquirer states that Rev l. h sun
der!ard lately put a wsuas IN tina, lace INTO tne
mesmeric state, and that, while IN that state, III.
DiIIi9sharn extracted tooth which two physicians
mad examined and pronounced TO be firmly set N
her head. The Inquirer says;
During The Cutting OF the gums, fastening the fo7ceqs
upor the tooth and he actual drawing OF the tooth me pa
tent did 10, exhibit The slightest conSosnsti that the Keen
eyed ,hvsicans could detect She appeared 10 rs aHd we
were upon the platform close beside herr 10 exhibit aoou
much sensation. consciousness, feeling 4. would De eN
hbi:ed BY stick Of wood into which penSne mad Deem
thrust; and not iot NOR. Il successful operation
and the PHYSICIANS stated the audience that they were
perfectly satisfied that the patient WAS in state OF ~
Inconsistencies totally insensec 10 pain; OF which TACT
every farnded person in the audience WAS undoubtedly
convinced VIVA; the agency thu: produced this uanat-
ura STATE who attended the Lectures can Judge Tor
themselves without any aid from Thursday evening
another tooth by the
same OPERATOR under the sctiuzns eyes Of several add
uonal physicians. with similar satisfactory results.
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Senator's. 81. 657 60 Ten Senators.

Whole amount not yet drawn. $3.50 90.
The new Senators who actually travelled from
their homes TO reach Washington are not Included
IN either of the above lists
Senator Dickinson, of this State 1t is said, want
eG pay for two other journeys home and back. He
argued thus:
81 appointed Senator pro lem by Governor Bouck
Very well; be paid for coming 10 the Capital and
going h me. | then elected by tho state Legislature
al tho uucxpIrcd term OF Mr.. Wright Very well;
want 10 he paid Ur coming 10 The Capital and going home
again. the superstition that was AZ home when elect
ed, and that here although never len The Ca
pial. but was here all the while
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12
Constructive Mileage.

The Washington Correspondent of the Herald
gives list of the Senators who have drawn money
from the public Treasury under the decision of Vice
President Dallas, which authorized them TO receive
mileage (both Ways FOR their attendance al the
Executive Session held after the lth OF March, al
though not one of the whole number had travelled
a single mile. According to his statement, the fol-
lowing Senators have received the set against
their names respectively:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12
a.. The new city and County NIap OF Sow. York

c.5- The new City and County Map of New-York
and Brooklyn, by D G Johnson, isjus published at
No. l39 Nassau-st (office of the Knckerbocker)
The above Map embraces the whole County of New-fork.
in direct line TO Kings Bridge, laid down uniform
scale OF OF an inch 10 the mile, with every Street and
Avenue laid down 10 the Bridge, which has beer
done on any former Map. /, also embraces the City Of
Brooklyn to Greenwood Cemetery and Fatbuh including
the Atlantic Dock accurately laid down; WILLIAMSBURG,
Jersey CITY, Harsmus Pavonia and Foboken, which
all ON uniform with the City and all from surveys
the whole exhibiting every improvement down TO the pre-
sent time with those in progress.
Detached from the main Slap condensed ones Of
Philadelphia and Boston; ancient one of Sew-York,
from survey in l72s together with County Map Of The
vicinity OF New-York from 20 to 80 miles around; wish
Village, and Travelling Routes conspcuousIy laid down,
and Distance Map OF the Hadson River. The whole
CONFUSING mass Of valuable information before
condensed In one Map Il has been the intention OF the
publisher to have the whole infinitely correct in accom-
plshng which, in many points has been indebted to the
Commissioner whose certificate with regard TO its correct
ness give below u. G. JOHNSON, 1870 Nassau-st.
STREET CoMMIssIosEa. o,ricx.l
NEw YoRE. April TO- 1915.
Having examined Mcp of the CITY AMI County OF New
York and the surrounding County. Published by d. g. john
son l Nn.sau and having compared tie same win
varou. authentic file TINS Office have arrived
az ne conclusion that sand Map not only complete. but IN
usually correct. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

rrequres ordinary command Of good Saxon Easah to
forth the virtue, of HEynT, CH,rsE SHAVING CKr,,E
Instead Of writing essay about las well m'g-for
What subject alas is fertile than the beard , DOR
short and method is To recommend trial Wewish
you enjoy agreeable surprise dear raider and however
anguiue you NAY you',y yourself atonished III
comfor. 20 b. derived from ths luxurious iaihrf
Prepared and sold by a B. SAND, Co. Chemists & Drug
s 30 Broadwsy, Chambers street Sold also Of y
Fulton street. and Y East Broadway. Price only 80 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12
Markets....c4r,Jaily reported for Tie 7si,sn>.

AsHES-The make; ia very m for both ce.cTptions
ard ao Pots an advance obtained We note .aiss
about lj9 bbl, new bls az 81 0s,, AID SIS l2i Is q
demanded. OF Pearls The sales are IS sbs new a.
624, al vhich they are lrn.
COTToS-The market continues very heavy and an.
other &c decline quoted. making &c per ID. Tie sale. are
about FOR hi 10 Liverpool and Germany
Ho1els pressing sales very aDxiousy. bU; sGppy
the aaI ket freely current rates.
FLOUR AND &EAL.-There Is = little more activity n
Flour bat the market Is sin weak We notice 700
uts Brooklyn city and GeIeset 90 500 do
!tue better t4n common, II IS 100 60 Michigan al
6gi $50 90 IEdlaga, good brand. NJ IS snd eco 60
Toy SO. There Is inquiry or Western ss
about GO bbls have been sold at 37t a. sou,hsts
generally held 81 - 10. GeorgeIoun Brandy si5
Richmond Country. &c. &c bat lot o 800 bbls kcnsos
Country sold az GA. and 300 do Riehmcrc City extra
Ataut So Jersey Meal sis2 90, with sscs lGo ~
RlantyN Is 81 6t b5ls ard 81 IS for hhds but ~
demand is small Rye Flour Is cS. i2s viii fas "
nARd. Bag Meal Is &C cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12
Court of Common Pleas.

JAMES HAMILTON LENT & PErEns.-Thc Plaintiff
driving through Broadway In Hight wagon and
Injured In the collision with omnibs.es when nearly
opposite Nibos Garden The defendants owners OF
OF the lines and action brought recover damages
tMr H. II will ce recoleced obtained averdct, last week
from Mr.. Palmer Yerdictfor defendant.
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IL For an Editorial Notice OF THE AMERICAN
REVIEW for April see First Page

o. Dr. MINORS funeral, which took place yes
terday from his late residence IN Bsekmans,reet
was attended BY an immense concourSe oil citizens,
filing the Mouse and blocking m the street for q
considerable distance. The body was borne e the
church and thence, after the usual impressive ser
vices. deposited in the yaul, in the rear The tune
raj sermon is TO be preached tomorrow by Dr..
Stone OF BROOKLYN.
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New-York Town Elections.
LIVINGSTON COUNTY
T0.DAY'S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGE.-NOtice of the American Review ;
GilrOy on Weaving Universalist Quarterly Re-
view; The Error of Uniyersalsm News Items.
FOURTH PAGE.-News Items Commercial and
Money Matters Marine Journal.
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Three black men arrested Yesterday Tor stealing II
piece OF silk from the Store No. i73 Spring They
supposed 10 belong t. gang OF systematic thieves.
There .nquets held yesterday the bodies Of
mon found dead
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Subscriptions received 10 the Weekly
Tribune.
The cash in oil easeI aeeomparyiny he oraer. ]
subscriptions to the Daily Tribune,

Not including received in the City Of Nsw.York
t'rhe cash IL all eases accompanying the ordrr.I
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
lFar Coamerelal and Moneg Naller, pee Last Rage
Exee.s In ls45. .......................... 81


very large meeting oil the creditors and stock
holders vicssburg Railroad and Banking Co. ~ss
held last evening House. zebedse Cook, Jr.
Esq Chairman, and " Il Jones, Esq Secretary. Hr
Robbins OF the Trustees ofthe Bank made statement
Of the situation Of finances being IN substance the ns
that gave few days since, The plan recommended BY
Mr. Robbins with the approval Of the nesting. and
Mr. Teston. PresideD; Of the Phonx Bank mads an ac
dress advocating adoption Committee consisting OF
Mr. Tlc.tou, Mr. Cook and Ir. John. Rankin. were sI
ponted to proceed to Philadelphia and confer with the
United States and Gard Banks upon the subject The
Committee were leave this afternoon In fuhlinent
the Of their resolution we. adopted
ssking for the placing transfer books in hi. city
The work on the New-York and Enc Railroad
has been scc'fon Of the present ter
miaatIon Or tie road n, Mddletown. The CONTRACTORS
have lar.e number OF work. and In abort time
several miles between N!ddle;own and ousyils vii! os
graded and ready 10. the rails.
The Commissioners OF the Canal Fund have sd-
vertl.e proposals 100000 per cent;
payable quarterly. Proposals viii be received Tor sums
than $1,000 until Ike 2ith and The usney
all he required be paid the 10th TO the credit Of
the Commissioners OF Canal Fund.- such Bank in Tho
C;y Of Newly Albany shall be designated by The
C0mIa!ssicneg..
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L. 8. Circuit Court.
Refore Judges Syrsoy

Charles Loeny. Il German, indicted time since for
smuggling $500 worth OF Clocks. from the vessel
in which he passenger from Germany tried for
the offence, but the Jury found him Not Ciuy.
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Speclnl Sessions.
POLICE Office.

There were sbou; the Of convictions at this
Court yesterday for petty offences, but nothing OF par
tcular interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

~ The NsdisonIan states that the Postmaster
ers-aI viii h-,uy the sutec: Of rl. BEFORE
the Cabinet a. soon is the Northern all GOTTA iet' a
rra0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

az \, wa, rumored in our streets yesterday that
w. Conp,,orox had been appointed Collector,
: ~ M,cu.Et Horr,lAS OF Herkimer County NaTai
or, of the Port Of New-Yort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

DR.. Thomas SEwAII., one OF our oldes, resident
physicians, and we'll known in Eurepe as well as
throughout The United States, died this morning,
al O'Clock, oi pneumonia
lMadsonian. Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

% AHell;'s superb Painting of the : End OF the
sse@ L sti ofea s; szhbiaon his rcos in BroAd-
~sy Il 0esa q sstraortaary ,as:ii which NAV be
s,SsS sseS.: fes hezrs. ose earsoas ;ae; in eonnec.
e9e ~ ls g>satss si.sslAr Interest 10 the WORK
AQsA h's ssas o29sss Bar IL his employ who pos
ssssss .sol sass> As Z. qe.ss 2ris, Macy o. the
fSsss,s ~ ~, t,ssse y4zataaz ~sis ssasa " him.
0ss s n0-sa ss4sssVe q f>e., *. ess, ssssli.a By
Al,sig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

Dairy NV DrSefDa admits that ta.rs nr. riraI
ituSi1Gi PAN Extractor e:iJssnes iih r 7a%de
r II That rSl-net th9uNaas atrnduetns J; IA
well known add that h- clam for Se raif ian
have his dr-s brought Light has oaiks aEd ale
Eatoaa tested We adEat n he speaks the -utA,
ar tn grr4-st raxcli. the community We have PROVED
p.ovt ms .-sa,5as ae rboip snd totally tss-
and kne IN 70 b hy ham. and Ctfer ONE THOU
SAND DOLLARS REWARD II he viii sustain them b.
orv any ury the face c the esrtb We bet-r had
boz o Pain irua Da,T agency though eaiLG
When Dalsy oone aie true w,IhSut his written
signature he kE0Vs 5er,fGeod fGsehe0d b.
told for ~ knows that hV- hundreds that h made him
s-li thar have thereon. The point
b-1r ~ mind -. WE SELL II AT HALF PRiI Ether
s. TIE DALEY he 1850 b-sase y could
E,t a=L ord coHs4sr orh much The b~aatyv hy
Besuse b had rosT violated hia eoGtrsct arieA
igifhfsiiy kept IN all things.
M,HK Ne NJ ne contract po1reT a Ahor
Fey ahsa etilei Daley for Slo, and
tbaH ti4i, 1.rrst and intend To-
Remember he rue-srs s.G he nge GT,te!s ssfiAL
PkiCs Let fools tuy Of Daley has Frteai, Ahd
pay iouble ii they please. ". honest customer
We have proved TIN, Ensh Rss.gAdr teekey iAlse 50
many aes thai u !. not worth wLiis 9 nau- MA
We mas attend 70 Aaie Eros; his msa Friday htIHsIaSs'
sell u. geruse vtrra#ted 50 under fsffi'Ne yae
Hundred Dollars ALE PKlC = ard The original oiher
CONcTOth J. co
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= Ia. 1, tie usua grand family holiday At The Ansti'
Maen. with Hisrs'isE tn''tatnmNu,' IN The aIoon
octrrh .ni IN tho s1sulHg quarter before g making
fnt l.ss shiira sr schools TO ,riur Faeual
srap'rsrs sHa heue bsfss uigatia II viii be
enough .aucs ,oHs@sjs that the iHhttshl>
nsd i-f thu NestHss. waehsl sbd otisr, spp<sf ~
CiaaI ~ ,i.o bs visible al all hSaES.
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splendid and Sctcntthe Article Tor
the Growth aud Restoration,
To Beauilty Dress Clean aud Soften fhs
IiI-NAN HAlk.
Ard otherwise improve and render II
hGih seNss

rnE rrr = THREE sHtLLfSGt.
Rs,prR We sell rhre. shilling bottles, that may know
hi, A., not Of the hair humbugs OF the day a, 81 Week
Ts flSuip, qualitie, lit will force tbs hair any
part where intended hair 10 S1Ow .ton tigS on;
dark For dressing hair so and .ky, nohirg exceeds
this It indeed the moss economical yet ,pPrJ'II aGs
aud will keep the hair order with one application twice
long other article made. f,h,
American ere a2 Ch,,ham.''I,s & 49, tg''S.
Philslelpbia; and rrase Broadway, Albany al2 ate0d
~ orroofthst Consumption can be cared see seheacE'
adv ersement on hrSt Tigr MAR A'he0u
~ Trr FOLLOWING ARn crrNsxD THOSE ARovr
mixing additions their Toilet and will be found upon In
,rec,ion 10 be equal quality aud cheapne TO those osny
similar establishment in the city:
PORTABLE SHAVING CASES,
Of the subscriber, manufacture which, in many respects
surpn,s the imported They finished in the most tasteful
manner being richly st embossed and contain all that
is necessary for,le oile, of the most h'tidiou'
FINE CUTLERY.
Th. assortment i, celebrated for being the varied and
the city II embraces all the different 'ty'' Of
Congress, President WhnpelG. Norfolk Sporting, Pencil
aud oice knives ofJos"rh Rogers Sons Wostruholm'
SC manufactures Files Boot Hooks. Scissors, &c.
RAZoRS
Joseph Rogers Sons, Wade Butchers. Ello,t'. &C.
ro plain nh the richly mounted, ia cases and
carefully selected Purcha,ers have their povao II wished
will be exchange after weeks trial or the money re-
turned. ,
PERFUMERY
The most choice OF Gueaiu's, Lobns Proyosts EIneu
with full OF Fancy Peumery In boxss ,ukahIs
for presents Brushes OF every description Fancy SOAPS
and ever article for the toilet. Of the first quality
RAZOR STROPS
beautiful FASH manufactured espres.y for com
petition late Fl Of the American Institute and fos
which premium of that awarded c0rnbn
ing the metallic Tablet. It's cennuess and utility make. i
very desirable appeudage TO gentleman, toilet.
q. SAUNDERS son.
az 6tcodD&3tW (2) t] Roadway.
~ ALL PHILADELPHIA SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
THE. TRIBUNE. mnat be- paid the Agents Zeber Co.
Ledger Buildings I'd and Che,nut where single sops'
may also b. obtained daily O'Clock. ~ fi7codIY
- Rev. Il T.. Barrett. will deliver hi, Sixteenth
Lecture sabbath ttpmouOwl Evening IN the New York
society hrn,y hrdlng. Oi Broadway and LsoGard
street. at TX O'Clock.
sTectnc pture Argument Tor the docrino concern
ing Hell as taught ~ Swctenhorg.
SENS Free. Should the weather he unpleasant the Lecture
viii be- pest oned.
n. b. Preaching at the ,nms place every Sabbath
n- Qi2 IL"
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- What IS TIC genera! edase 81 Disease -an'' N'''i
~, ,ccpns the pore, upon The surface check the
b and thus retain III the system al! the vase
of he body as well the impurities oithe blood Disease O!
,ons kind thea enSendersd. 1t may be \henma'
or ouinsv or Consumption Asthma. or Fevsn 10 n
der immediate aud pernanent a'sa"ce re'r' 'noVu De
. ". ,r;,,,-,, an. Y,abns ONT. Thu will orsn a.
~ pop the skin aud the disease will surely disappear
sold a, the grand Depot sOuhseei and BY the ehiei
-. ,C ~. cry s23t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12
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