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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28
MRS. REBECCA BAXTER.


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" Sieeag For Ten years past nave been dreaiiuly
afflicted with deafness. oued by uicernOu 10
ear which great psiT ard prevented from hear
IN PARTICIPATING 10 conversation; this liberation frequent
N hurs-i and totally unable % hear in Hag-
heard the positive ard remarkable effected by Scg
pa, acoustic Oi got bottle of you, which used accord
Ing 10 direction and the Effects being rcstor.
hea- quite well Ny father no has been quite
deaf for anumber Of years ha- received decided benefit from
IL from experience sure 10 viii cure the -everes cases
fused fairly, and recommend Il every person suffering
from fhi- great ari elton Yours.
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rnOMp,UN,- rkI>>t,, .o.a by

> InOufSON'S IntSStS, sod ~
W. X BENJAMIN, Once - b-.kmaD- street.
/AbDui az Of ur physicians and surgeons II
~ New fOrA have gwen th-l, drcided preference
his truss you grsduar the pressure
pounds the rupture, without bacs pad which doss
injury the spine lair tria tens Ihr beat
Of IL superiority, It IL applied and sx days trial given ard
does retain the pIfr, while p-fiormlns every Hind
exercise coughing and give perfect -as-u- money
ch-erfy returned permanent 10 easily effected
sri warranted. II directions are followed.
Those sending for this Truss Deed only menuonhe side
ruped and the round the ps - tho pressure can
b. xrsjuat@.i % sn' their rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

The details of this new system are thus briefly
described by correspondent Of the Albany Even
ms journal
The Cold alter process is calculated by its severity
stAe patients OF weak constitutions or nervous ten
Pefsments II commences daily between Sand oclo.
IN NE morning. by beng enclosed tr>t IN linen sht 81
dripping Ne, with cold spring Then awooen blan
Ret pat round the body Then feather bed Is throw
over you. Then TIE patient falls into gentle slumbcr
fom which, IN fifteen minutes he is awakened IN pro
sse perspirsiion, and smoking ike q cOa-pi. lie it-
mans for three quarters Of hour in this state drii
ng two glasses Of water IN that time and then gocs
wrapped up in the sheet and blanket TO the bath room
arrows on his wrappers and pungcs into cold bath
A,er remaining few minutes IN the cold bath be- e .,
cut wraps up the blanket gocs % his bed room and
rubbed dry dresses and then walks less or more as De
has strength and inclination returning att o'clock vll
Tine sppcuic for breakfast
Al n o'clock the Patient goes % Fountain for show
~ bathing Here stream OF water. from hight o.
hlieen feet directly from cold spring falls upon a.,
neck and down the spine Tor several minutes At
"heh you rubbed with The aesh brush OF hair n
eas then wiped dry dress and read take gentle
We ul Dinner. During the afternoon. Patients taxi Q
mp BAH. and going 20 bed. IA " Zoo; Bath IA
urnis drink from twenty thirty glasses Of spring Wa
~ dsiy. some driuk dozen before breakfast Sire
enuon Is paid % Diet The breakfast consists Of Bread
ot.er MNk and Fruit Dinner Of Joint of Fresh Net
no vegetables Tea. of Bread. MIX and Fruit -
pe.ss Spices. Vino. Coffee Tea sc sc are prohibnci
'Tessof LoNGrKLIow j. among the Patients.
ssiieuts soon only cease % dread the cold vs.
ooi 70 To their Abuiions with aacriiy and pleasure
y o them are. and all believe themselves recover
~ VI me great virtues of cold Water. nobody doubs
Of A mere any doubt Of the efficacy Of rigid cour-,
ds fs had not expected 10 fad so simple srcnle
many oil the lis thai aesh j. heir 10. nor su
.hsN 'He1 tnsi such remedy has been found. But
ma 'on kno" what the Water Cure" will accom-
proper and lawful 10 prove all things" eN
Always The truth Of Cooper Libel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

- Give il n Trial. and you VII be- Satisfied ihs
Hastings 4 Cos D0ube Exf'act ana Sarsaptr.Na Ca.
dy and Pills aref- cheapest convenient hy far OBJ
powerful Extra from is justly celebrated Root D..
pot 35i Broadway. alib teOd'
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ph.. and Wolf aig-r Cars--Tne uins
for receiving proposals - contrst NE hrmDhs 20
Wolf Ryee Cana extended to the 5h day u September
next t..h, L.
This extension OF time has been caHs7t By unayodaDe or
sy 10 procuring final survey and estimates ~ inc ""A
- made 49, -. -.
Correspondents upon his subject and ihps> "no n,.e
enc in p-r-On examine ile ~orx, st~N nAsr NC =
nat. .pechcatons prOt!.- and Dlank yfDly-lVnns o
IT, SAM forwarded them Ia time 20 -rLn 10 rh Dos .,
IT,. ueror de-ignaled IN this sdverns-inenL -,
iys SIS T. J. FINLEY. Mayor u Memphis, Tenn
ypItTT,- CON uercial Companion new article sal a
he for ne oocket he form VI >Fer Peach 4s~-
,,l,io - a.tv.uages Of accr-ie lrtsf balsrc~
- =. ~ ~ ores-nt rates Of postage, dam3nf point
- md nm asd On ever pointed pencil Al ~ the best
INV The convenience u th- Commercial Companion
-, <. oiol. - a.! snf u i offered 20 the public in-
M assurance lzai Will meet wh tnelf favor son whole
s..e AMI retail ~ rhANS'o .De MI,
aui9 In Manufacturing -ta,icners II Maiden La e.
no TAIIUK-.-A gooi cn4nc- tor a per-on Of sn4l
means business about - niles from The cry
liz present proprietor l. obliged 70 up account Of
50 q health Ary Tailor with good rntorser :Or 30 ~
g.e can stock hand wh On l. nearly al new
pGrchs--d and with tne fixtures vii b so for es- than
There customers attached 20 Tie concern "a
sfori profit q 5000 per annum- Address Hufson Al
this ottcr. giving ntme and ID ire-s an4o Seod'
L'Ok -ALE-2i years l-As- VI pi.c- VI groend On
L broai-sueet nearly equal 10 lots Apply ID
ANTHONY BLEECkER.
au23lw Brost-st Wall
4 LI,.Hr TOP WAGON Tor .ale cheap, n Early
"A new. Inquire Al VIM h. Granam's Pe'1~''o~ al
T1sae bs'ldsasA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

4 d. JAYNE, No South thifd street.. Is wiling io
suaraner that his CARMl NkTlNt BALSAM win cure Di-
urhra Choic. Cramps Gripping Pains. Cholera Morhn-,
summer Compliant ad other Dernngrmeni- of me Sium-
.c 10 ninety nine cases out Of lulirc and in oh 90
half the time be- done by any other msans i eN-
inumely pel-s and children OuI of h. Il Is equal "
o. erciua TOR adults children. and when tie directions
are followed, and ]. not effected ihe money wii be-
chaerfIlIy returned Puce - and 50 cents hotile.
sold At holrsae ~ d retail by A. h. ID. SANDS. Drug
g-- ~ Fuions 10 Broadway, and Y Fast Broadway,
Nlss-s nra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

1rOCND-On Monday morning last In Whitehall street.
L small bundle CONTAINING vests and pair OF slip
per- The have them by proving property and
paving charges Inquire al the station house. frsnsin
Market aus
rIEN DOLLARS REWARU-Loston Friday, June
aNh last black Velvet Band with Diamond pin siiacb.
ed It's intrinsic value Will be- paid whoever will 10
to SPEAR 4 RIPLEY ~ Lih-rtv i-2T n
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SOCIETY school

NJ ~ haNi' -'' ~ - HobI. p ard -
vi Crosby -irer--Th- ln-liut0n VII reopen AZ he
co-e Of The present vacation. Monday he r.t aav y.
September. D. believed tlaf lo Institution n . r5-.-v
o1-r greater al srfsges fl1 s 20 1es-o. u 90
tanning q { a-.ca. 0r thorough tl.l.sh Efrr4rlr
The Mae Department = IN charge NJ Professor Y NJ
ELLlGOTT a. Pnndpa, supported by sven slant. Of
rr-sf ahl rs and experience 10 TEACHING
Tir F.m-.e Department j. 10 charge Of NJ. MARY Y
BEAN a. Principal assisted by seven eachar. Who's. ',ry
experience AID nelt success proof of l.ir c.fcs-
ions Latin. French Nu-ic AMI Drawing are fs..h I'd,
romp.f-r; erof--sor- i1 hose branches Tenn. N T
from = - per quarter. according ID h. advar~.anf al
t pupil Tie -rcf--i regard = paid 90 the nora As well
There .re lev vacant n each department of ~.
school Persons DESTROYS of plcing their rfr--r In th /.
INSTITUTION, VII -sse maze cary application f0 fte Pm
rq-. or either VI Tie members oi l- School Commlee.
CONSISTING Of
.-rs Linus ". stevens. james Van Norier.
Francs p >cf0al- John Rerncs
Henry r. IuEsl-. j. 4. 3. Maxwell
4. 3. Rich. Jane. Morris
4. 4. Jlruhl-. stephen Ca Ter.
ari D. l. We.,erge-r
au-7 81 HENRY 7. INGALLS,. >er'y >choo. Commute.
THE MISSES COLES
EoARDlNG AID DAY School far Young Ladies'
- ". Rl'ser--'re' opposite 1e Church. wi op.u
.n "0nfar If ~en'~mfrf. sl-f Nv
I - 81, ad ay opposite As'o- Plac-.-M. FOIG
Mt and TAYLOR. Pnnc'pa.-The Fal Term Of fais
Institution CONNIE ul MOrdsv. IL ~~rfru Der
M-ssr- T. and r beg -are nflffa their f1an-. ana f.
public. that they have completed their arran cement. f f
ensuing SEASON. hcl vii AFFORD ,0 their pIp- increased
nd faniige- the Vauuus dep Their a.-. ant.
ar. gentlemen OF education. AMI experienced Tn. French
he iaug if and spoken exclusively three hour d.v
aad he mO-t lnn- effort. vi. te made % render pupils
20 home in every branch OF French ei8caron Bow are
received any Stage of education and thoroughly prepsr
el flr College or business.
The number OF pupl-i iniiisL
Hon. Frein ghuyseu. LID Rev II. Anihon ID
Will 20 Kent. LID r. Rev. 4 Potter. ID
o. rsrdl- Clark 70. SINE BALDWIN. Esq.
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CONSUMPTTVES
CONSERVATIVES,
nOUBr 40 LONGER-Bui read the following AMI Re-
~ Another Wonderful Cure


PHIL,DgLPHIA April I. i8fh
hereby certify that during The Dfs >Outiyars Of July
last exposure and fatigue the performance OF
military duty. health received severe shock In the
later part OF 4 gust a. the symptoms OF PULMONARY
CON>U MPTION appeared. At this iuncilrr called in
my drs' physician. lo attended me- weeks without
henei and told me- distinctly that he considered nv diielse
bcyoud me reach Of human at / now employed another
physician. who A. recommended THON>ONs CON-
POUND SYRUP or TAR AND WOOD NAPrHlA /
used twelve bottles and testify that with thou
sands Of Others. who have been curci by his medicine thai
20 . alone owe nly restoration io hea ih.
JAMES ANDREWS. No. PIT Cstherines'.
was called 90 alien to Toe above case. h- secondary
stage of th- found The patient lsborng under
complex of lie ung- and liver; liberation the
latter had taken pace, ald By percussion discovered AN
ahscess had formed 10 fe Pc lung The case being appa
rclfy hopeless grl aeyoll the reach pf the Usual treat
mrni we'd at using ihonp0ss Compound 81
rup If Tar and ood Aaptha the virtue. Of which had pre-
viou-y tested scarcely expecting n would reach
desperate. The result Is. tie most extraordinary
h,.nceforh dspeng all doubts respecting the efficacy Of
excellent medicine In diseases Of 10. lungs anf liver
Phsd-lphi April 7. l8fi NJ CHAMBERS. NJ. ID.
Principal Office. Northeast corner OfFlFlti and SPRUCE
streets. Philadelphia.
Sold. wholesale and retail by A. b. SANDS co. Chem
is- and Druggists &3 broadway, corner Of Chambers 81
Sold aso ~ Futon-seet and y Fast Broadway. Price
cents aulS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

= Aiss-.tS Meihodisis will h1f their Camp M--f r
al Ncrplau Point Hudson Rive, CON
mencns Wednesday Angus =, and ending on tie io.o
.ug MONDAY.
Boa. Columbus sni Alice viii lesve each DAY. foot Of
Chambers. re,t a. A. ~ and T. NJ Ticse,s 10 be Lll
Il ihe Office The True Weseyal No. >1rlcestreri of
Mr Harris. 40 3N4ulalA.L, Ar Fulou No CnrysiI-,
NJ d NJ -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

4 GENTLEMAN who has had the superniendence of
n three Acsdcm IN New Eng and who Is filing to
srors school, and bring abundant testimonials - To
ability, success sc In teaching wishes to make perna.
engagement mathematical Teacher IN hauris
ins Institution situation fair terms Will be accepted
Inc addressed to Instructor Tribune Ohce, viii re,evs
Immediate attention AUS O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

l'I>k English >iiEEP.-IS0 Aew Leices's
Rams. ,Olfl Down DO. aud New L-lce-tcr ENv- A
prime order ard condition. having been lately imported ~
gentleman f0r breeding These sheep selected n
great By good Judge Of the most dsunKui-n-
5cs- In land and offered for sale solely % aeo- d
OF lie owners giving Up Ai- ylevs ID rraiion I'd t'in
They can Dc -een ~ agplylne a. h- arm " '4i. 't
T1csahoe ~ niles from TIE CITY anl cl-e ~ ls
~ IL. RI-Ik ~ GRAHAM 1 co d. Pr--.--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28
WANTED, PUPILS IN FRENCH.

W
MUSIC AND WRITING. al No 3lc br lsi~ Jay entrance
AVl ~ Csn.-L-ln French 81 :. per month, upon
system iangN by Two masters one naive Of Fans, he
other OF London Pupils VIII not have 10 commit woods 10
memory AMI fail speak ami unds stand French
moderately well IN few months, they VIII
Nersauon from the nrst lesson. rh Classes meet hce
times week Natives of France may JOIN ihsm la learn
English On tho Piano. tor sies onlyl thrr- lessons
week al - rer month by lSdy who ssup~ror perform
Grand az experienced Teacher The Mnuus ~ OF
al sges improved of ~ in six easy Lessons aus I'm
cslnnn WANrED-rh- advertiser. = Mechanic of
,pCVOV unweanei perseverance and dlslin gulshed
fs.ucsl sk ami eNrer ence. having been engaged In .
Manufacturing and Joobng business for several y-ar be
ing Ia want additional capita extend and facilitate hs
operations Il DESTROYS Of meeting with some gentleman
having surplus funds and wishing to dispose Of them 10 The
best avsntge and wishing 10 become s.pcis partner
invest lr9 SSsV with perfect safety and
east 10 ~ per The party Advancing the
can b, mortgage the e-tsh shnebL >sissc
tory reference viii character ahliN,
line addressed J. W T. al The Tribune ofce, Will net m
mediate attention. aus w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28
-~ DAILY EXCURSION TO

? h>-IT y ~riIII7IlI 7 NTIIN WI ~
Frunk 'in-stre,f Pier daily. Sundays exec 1f-
al ~ 10. NJ touching al Htumonl--frrci and ibjh--L
lT,fy '.n-cl Csnsfs W each wsy Recurring will l-avt
y.ns-r. Al ah0rdng passengers two hOurs % flr~
i b.auffi. ground. a. Washington Heights. and amp
,,re 10 visit he fI.l Bridge McComos dafn~nou one
ho,tr Al Ysrk-r- and arrive Ia The City sn1ut : p
"A NOR. desirable excur ion for schools cannot ~
s,nns b,n visit % the Cemetery Fare - fonk-rs = %
To the Cemetery l. hl-i Sl
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A -rORIA IN.rIrITE- ~ u -

-TOKIt I>-TIrITE-fo r the Education OF
n Young Ladies' Nrs r. B. HUNTER, Principal This
Institution located u The village 20 Astoria Queens Ooun
iv Long Island few mile, distant from NeN York. L.
situation combines every aI.a nage OF beautiful
animated prospect, ltah and retirement The In
uf, buildings erer,rl expressly iIr IL uumOdauOu u
the wear 1852 ot-upy elevated lite retired part u The
VILLAGE: and amule grounds attached ahOrdug abund-
.uf or purtuulfy for g. sfcl-e u the open air.
The Trustees faer themselves, hat the long experience
and eminent success 81 the Principal the work OF Gins
tln Education amply -ufcru io commend tlc lnstl-
Ton under her -ui. iO ir arIntse OF those VINO
desire FOR their .er- CROUCH education Mrs. Hos r.
re vii devote her.r u-.tV tie of the
school The Rev W Brown, iihe lafe prrcipa,l vi 2
devote his attention chiefly 20 ilr departments of sacred and
Scriptura studies. Moral Philosophy and Bele- letter.
c0ilr-. Instruction such a~ Usually pursued Do
the best sch1o. Aoug with ihr facilities or finished
English educ.tou the pupils are Instructed IN tie rrruch
.uuase and have 4ldani opportunity Tor alien ling 20
tho.. hr.ucte- usually termed accom- isinenff.
VrEN.-For Bulrl and l4luuu .u fl. English course,
rh a. EXPENSE. occidental 90 DE luu-ehod -lc wash
nl fne light ETC. S2ue per anlln' pay able quarterly, 10
advance
Tn only extra charge. are DEE 20 loving
Music on ihe Plauo.-....-.-...>l oo per quarter
[ - uf Piano. ........s.f.ssss ~
Drawing and Painting .......-. N
French. ..............- ~
Stationery
Slch 4. prefer havirg a. charges included under one
head car fv having go have their chl4rrn instructed m
4 or ANY OF The eNirt branches
zach illil uiu.t come provided with bed and bedding.
unpr- tox- and napkins. silver FORK and Spoons Al
acl-- Of clothing must be distinctly marked "n ue OWL
80 In fllL -,
The us.x session u The Institute viii commence on the
fr.i Wednesday 10 >rptsrn-r Application for admission
NAV be- rrrtei 10 he Principal u he Institute, 20 K NJ
Rsrkv- p President of tr. Beard ~ Trustees, ~
Fronr..tr, or 10 the Rev. J. W. Brown. ls Broadway
aI.o ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

WONG. uYsGN---o bal chests, . quarter DO
CHULAN sOUCHONG-lO a. boxes
PEKOE FLOWERS-D cbr-i.
Hv.on VERY -uperiorl-x5 chests and 10 hall DO
A. .er, hi. assortment OF Teas u every description
-r,-.inx extra sne and god clates, FOR sale Hloe-a
=, rss.ii CANTON TEA COMPANY,
ivif l'i 'rr-~n"'rf -n1 ~ 'N''AH--r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

eor, aDeCiioN IN PESNsYLvASIA "A Harrisburg
M ia Tue Philadelphia Ledger ofthe 2th says
sen,e .on'iced for the seduction OF Miss Early was
Pr,.oa :. 70 one years Imprisonment in shr County
hanss" SOLITARY confinement and 10 pay fine Of one
vera. dollars and costs 81 prosecution rgh,eou.
tos /. III a'' punishment This is the first ooaric-
" 'ne state under the new law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28
DAKTINE,, LOTION.-A eerLsln cure IN .


ID following cases VIZ Govt, Rheumatism, sseilings y
a. kinds. Dl.ocsrOns and fractured Bones Bruises Gus
Commissions Attended with pain and Inflammation Poisonous
Bic. and s;ng. Burns scats alb Corns or Bunor.
AID Wounds Of every description, affords az immediate
And permanent relief IL = perhaps he only article hs car
.ie generally produced by taxing cold AFTER violent exef
run ani Overlooking For G.lltllH TlmOrs. LlmDagO
Fry-i2e letter RingwOrn. and al Kinds of Eruption
o ID. sam. excellent fen-ig. For Fever an
Agl- A-e ~ the FACE Camp 10 he stomach and h-ai
an- % ike chsus. But above a., N te cure u Ten
aous al Cspssr L. rre- S2rs1s AMI Wounds ~ ever
nyuOn- Prce Is c-ut- per bottle. An person w
oIg-a D0ue Of lie above Lotion 4ll Uses i according
49, tr-e-u. sc yfpg each bottle and NnO doe. 1o
feel perfectly satisfied a. lie result, caL Dy returning -
-up,g bottle have the money rrlret Travellers VII d.
-o supply themselves with " The above Lotion
il occupies very e space and VII b. found very useful
ca Of accidents Nc SEA CAPTAINS y u 4-O tc I, 10 be
g.. rate article with them = snpe IN It's srrl
hon and found % every purpose Of
t.ne cs Il Las been found during recent passage D.
lie West indies % be CERTAIN cure for sea-sic4ness
Principa. Depot 81 Broadway.
fyi5t-t-nf {. : BARTfNE L co PrOprirtors
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TIE MISSES COLES


II OARDfNG AID DAY SCHOOL fr Young Iaf'e.
- 10 Ru-Eor--fre'. opposite iHe Church vii re oe..-
.n wnrfar IT, ~er--rrhrf. frle lg'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28
uNIOTuERs AND Nurses VI

WI D.. Fraps Cse5rafed Se ching Syrup" yOnr liur
babei would avoid very affecting and distressing symptoms
and often faa con ulsiOns The gums swell. the child l.
zei with frequent Sc Of crying ~reiengs starting M M
sleep. and -pasm- u peculiar parts -hreS- WIN violence
fir.s fingers 10 10 mouth &C Sod by j. y. FAY sOc
GENT lt Fulon-.t lamp sofel Sun Building New York
prie- g WIZ frn-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

ave BALD-HEADED.~-L % your hair T.
! f falling uut or urng grey is here dinfna
he root, Try WYErH's CRLAs Or LILIES" ce-orair-i
for 81 years FOR the establishment and growth " The naf-
prevents is falling Of turning grey, and 5 uneGural-o
fr the t0ri-fOr real false curs. ~ Ladies, ~ IL
Eor sale b. j u fAY ID Fulton street lamp Store.
Q~H1i-1 Pr. q sr,-e<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28
.rI>r FRENCHCALF BOOT> for

HFINt fUEV N 7 IT "'|'l''---- - -
q Ciry made; and for -iy.e All darah.tf in-s a'e
-ousl 10 those sold IN other stores iur = ~ fine
~ Calfpnr-. Boots made 90 0rier Tor - % tqlA =,
those msde IN other stores for = o. 70 = 20 al l"dns
Jones. Zine French lmpena Boot and shoe Malni-einrs
Depot No Ann street, one OF TIE finest manufactures t
he City southern Grnilemen and The Pubic " genera
VIII find II 10 their advantage 10 cal an examine o' IN
selves Boots. Shoes Caters and slippers made 10 order
az the shortest notice No Ann street. near BROADWAY
few doors below the American Museum
y.s lmeod' VIM NJ YOUNG II. B. JONEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

4 LIGHT TOP WAGON Tor sale cheap, n s,a.
"A Inquire Al Wm h. Grshan's Pefl"iicA %. 81
Trb9se Bsa.dsnss
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rANCTR. sCROFILA and

Prepared by A. r WHlTTEMORE, Essex Conn torsae
Wholesale and Retail by A B. d. SANDS, Druggists, "
Fulton - q, Broad~aS and II Fast Broadway au2 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

A HEALTHY, fine young nother as Jasi o1red her
"A inf.ni sni wi,b~s 10 get inmesis;e.y rursr's
place She - well recommended. Enquire Al = f.'k
Row. x1.T 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28
1i'HE PATENT GALvANIC RINGS and Mag;

Instructions for taxing the article and gfra ubnprf OF
certificates may be and obtained stany
., fh. shoys r. sc,. MA cod Inv
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
A Curious Head Dress.

Tho senior editor Of tho SAVANNA Republican
is travelling III Syria and Palestine, aud has
contributed series OF very interesting letters tor
his paper. In giving an account OF the Druses,
he describes tho head dresses winch arc worn oy
the married womon Of tina. race:
But have no. named the most Curious arLclc
Of their or Of any other known costume. This Is
the horn, which is only worn by married women
1t is Of silver, or even of gold, tworn by some OF
the Prncesscs. or perchance of tin. or some other
liagre work washed with silver. according 10 the
ability of tho wcarcr. 1t is shaped somewhat
like n horn Of plenty. except THAI Il IS straight
Il has one large trumpet shaped EN-, Whtch hts
Oh the head TO which Il is confined by scales or
s,ra ps passing under the chin, and by "elShts
which fall behind tho head to countcrbalanco the
weigh, of it, for It is worn with projection tor
ward, sornewha. like tho horn CT unicorn.
though horizontal as VIC re accus-
toned to see in tho drawings of those nninlals.
The length of tho horn varies from fourteen IN
ches to threo feet, accordin. TO the taste aud
wealth of the posscssor. Most Of those which
saw were about two fee, long. AMI Tho upper or
small end was some two inches IN diamctor. 4
veil Of some kind is suspended from Inc horn,
which! screens tho face somewhat and then falls
behind over the shoulder. Tins most singular
ornament, if il DC called. Is put on when
a woman Is ma rred. and is never taken OIL alter
wards cxcep, at the toilet. AS incredible as 1t
may appear, they actually sloop in thcnl and
pc rhaps no torture could b. devised more cxqui-
site according to notions than to be doomed to
DO confined 20 of these nPPendagcs. w hen
frs, worn it is 81 ID cause heada chc, but hahi.
soon renders il toerabc. One woman promised
mo tina, if would bring her horn ofsolid gold
as long rs her arm. she would wear II.