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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-06
SILK AND STRAW WARE HOUSE,!
I~c PEARL-,TKEET. \. Y.-R l.. SMITH hEH
10 DER<OS would invite flr attention OF Merchant

t~c PFARL--TKEET. y. N.-R l.. SMITH hEr
~ DEK$JS yeould invite hr attention OF Merchant
making their -pnuy purchases Ia fher large assortment o
,ILk AND STRAW GOODS. to which they are niAia
constant additions from The latest nporaluu-. Their ~
.ortnien. ~ DRESS GOODS vii al ai times compr.e
large variety of l- musi fashionable and desirani" style.
market They would invite inspection 1f their u.N patterns
of FRENCH Lawns AND NJ Sins. rcl t.ufri e''e
.4.n ,n-0n and bror4de a-. printed b4reges and b
lorn.- striped foul4rl. and lce-, n-H pattern. 10 il
ll.nr- Ac 4 very large assortment 90 SHAW - = ~
-CAgF~. Cauleiuu. ~k ami Cashmere, sAuu striped hH
-..s. sn BaiyUrne. plain and rm1ru fre DE Lame, i.a
ir-' Drf.f- -rar.- and Hisf-. ~nl-- NIl- ahlf'-
iar-- ii pa lnl- Ribbons Gloves, Mus. Ac Itet w"ii
-- o. par rl.ar attention tu eir s'Ors o rufr 200 li
Amrrfau STRAW GOODS, comprising every variety OBJ
F|.r,1ce Brad. Straw. Lawn, Willow and Fancy Bunnef
VI ~pnng sve- aud sy be- sold 70 ile lowest inanui
mrer-' prce-. five Hundred Cases of Mems ana bos-
L-eior Haf-. aud assortment 81 Palm lrai
Hs.. of every quality aui price; Artificial ro"rr. 5On RI
TRIMMINGS. sc. winch w be- sold for c4sl or Appri' '-
-ra..f. tf fn+- ln,fr-' mlrsei prices at 'in
AtAA-Ul-. PAnA-OiEII- AID -tN
4 ~HADE~-tutap. Cheap. tnap.-- a.
m.gn ". D. GREGORY s. co :. ~ SPRINGS
ffsNt.itA'l LAW ~. "a, -i.i' - an EAi.-
u TDRItt.-. very Ciesp, a. 10 rpn1 --.f
rre,4rf W D. GREGORY co.
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poARnfNG scuOOL

nRFPkRATORY BOARDfNOl SCHOOL, MlDDLt
4 TDNNN. CONN.-D. H. CHASE, A. ". PtlNClfAL
.-f ff..sl 10 1885, Sessions commence May loul ana ~
5f conrnunl five months, ~ : ~ p '-siun lh"ru"-i
r.f. fr fuli-.- Co., business, AMI personal aicI"
m -er ID, u. A. Ia y u.s. i1 fle most penslve school
ai. fnm N.y-Tork i.cri 30 charge ~ careiui y"
.-. t,-.1..... dH W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-06

CCDRDlAs 10 tla- 0.4 Hla.lli, Bneal j. lie -af a.
\ .-r Blt 90 '- CERTAIN faat GOOD hEALIhfrL BREAD
SWEPT, LIGHT and DisEsrigLE,s by no means et-ly %
3lled
Chemical euce and research were never expended FOR
s0e aece.saly end useful purpose han IN ue discovery
.l- material cl should promptly sll certainly pfod-o
foul Bread THAI great ds.derlrn le. been obtained
rr call ol Mr. Collnf oi Lowell WiD las ascerfanfd ~
irll. rnf- REQUISITE nr DO procIruE oi super eAce'i
B--a1 "a. fresh e -four De- sle8iei and baked PIC
. c.l.s lrr pound foI sale Dy
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WAILA-CUAE Ls1ABLisAMknl.

AT BHAIILkEDl.U, bL-pf Dh Il NkSskk
"A HDt RI tD-ruaI ate OF bostor-l Patients wlshnx
fy 80 .lsrC4se Iiesipsn, on ls pan VI siAesss
fnessliz Dr-rcn1.r., Germany, Wal plsas sa"iess -
M A. aDos g.n. lucid stall, melt VI neB Diseases ~ru
icy wl receive prompt aud cce.s,e ~is"1 - W 10
JfOU4bDgy Of her CURE By WAITh VIZ u INC T" ~
,t ~ ,,. IN, 81, saa l., wed AZ ue es<sbnshs
meat. ~ desire Satisfactorily feessness s"su.
Iu4s
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P4TrNT WATER PIPE

rs'HE slb.cr 1-rs manufacture PIPE, CHEAPER az
BETTER tau lry 0ruow l s-e Tor fhr cinfes aAe,
ID WATER to CIte- Villages and Private kesfercrs-
.,Frr- o 10 pare a. f. .0uu4ln ls+fi AMI ltEf " AZ
lasr . SUPERIOR alt more DURABLE tlan any Que
orl-ll. sob aud waste Pipe, ard fof htdralnc lA -
rs,-.e Al extra premium vi .eu dollar. AID siife
nrl.l lried te Inventor a. Tie lssl f1h u 10
American lE. -tute. .,-.,,
~ f~-F-' T. BALL co.
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4 Hammond las DIS day associated with nm OHDlF
A,ifCKAfT AMI Will continue tie business of ceiling an'
r.u.lru- W4oc-, JcNU4fyc.c e. l.la 40 u "efeA1''
: HAMMOND.
q. A,tC RAFT
y BIS. Hammond having always attended T. hr"t'
meier DuD.et ANA hAe WORK himself wishes To uiorm m
r,ul- tai lr continue tie same, aud ,oAcl' aconlnu
d. ....r "A q. INV TT
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- Water Cured sif" gives au.'' ~, -
..-f.ra n o. BaIclls-streli itutIance u pr
,.rs Will Chrome Diseases are treated ~ .',"
Srr,n.- Col n1s Co y T. Situated = nlir- 2 oi N.-A.
30 mile. " of rlt-helt, Alss d. = "''' si-'- ~
.ons of me summer season g i.is place. ,t IL
TIE " arer-Cure Journal and Teacher Of heall' Joe.
an b.. ohfsIn.- of Vn IA tirslafr Tribune Buildings
N1ssausfreei. Nrvy-lork CITY subscribers ~ ~
.rcefe AeF numbers al LIS place. Terms u PEI I
VI ~ numbers, "a advance '~-
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rf,HE cn-rarncrlp ferel'oe existing under me irn ."
. grNFUfCr a. HAMMOND. wns SOLVED on iie lii
Nav E.-l is nufl. consent. samuel Hammond ht.h
.. . nIers.foiS ". Benedict, " o 81 iildn" sifoH
..nflUDtn- Co.
= HAMMOND IS authorized 10 Use le name OF tie tria
m eulaln ffs -aile l.n- per articles % A. r,ftit De-
I...n~ ~. lENEDlCl aud aANl IL IAAlLONp
Dated Mascl 7u, lath
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CHEAP HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.

rs'HF u. .f- - keeps constantly On band al lp~ pntrs
! "A .oad assortment 20 Hardware Tluware, bfiannin
.,.re lfu4nrai-ssarr MlOi-Ware aud Baskets An exec
r ent r Table Cutlery Of choice patterns, al lowe
.s-rt prices. Pocket nnd Pen KNIVES n an tescr pons
srfnrii Coffee and Tea Pots. Lamps Nc; Ten Inys u az
l4~rnfop. Also arge number 0fch0ce pattern. OiO
... IA Trar- very cheap Also, HoNovfeare - fofs
sf. SAL Irons. sr. C1rpeu'ers' Tools cheap and ~ f'
.c-f quality. as p anes, Saw, tn-ri-. &c. A." Nf'r
lock- Carrf InrE-. So. Ls.v - brilr- Of snorfr
.Inr-C.0f and H.r scrub and Pant AMI Dusug B0Islfr
A. exec W variety also of Wooiwere and i-ke- ~ TUE
Prl- Wi-h Boards. Globes Horses, bowls and Irsys
B-oof.- .es Bl-rrf Cn4r- French Travelling Basket
kr tr PIas-- give e. x. JOHNSTON r. call 81 81 Con-.
rnffrrs arl De- viii strive t1 dai' You I'm a.,
lile 4. F. l- is c0eag a- 10 Afforded Boo 'fe iy.
X. H. JOHNSTON.
Y Ban excellent 1ssortmeut ~ oval sad Oval io'o"
p.-a., pr..- 80. go.. mi2
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COTTHOUY i MEYERS, 81 Broadway respecu.4
L nge ,le public 40 call a. tler store and examine '
-t and mos. extensive assortment 90 be iolni I'D ih
..,r,frg of HRONZFD and OhMOLU CHANDELIERS
rF\TgE MANTEL. SOLAR, BRACKET, and hhAD
$50 LAMPS, CANDELABhtS 1lhANDOLf-s, DhA'
Stsr eRANCliE, and CASDLEsTlCAS, in every yare'l
ut patterns. .,- -. ...f.t. -.
C4BIN SOLAR LAMPS, a new and superb article Ie
-,i.aIr... dies rahr for packets and sieam1oni-.
n evidence OF e superiority ~ t- rftVn 0i Nor stnf'
~ ans 9f.fr 0f rs class offered tu We Dub N ins { ~
sy can with honest pride refer fu n0 '-s mat slA Gull
mn FOrk SILVER MEDALS awan.. 'ots nanniaci1f
Frs within l.s years, Ter ite greed ''F an
ls.uv of patterns AMI fte unr Va ed finish u User Ok
Every article sold hg a.. '. warranted 20 te Mai NE
-or,.-srf and flse gho wish to obtain fr ca-- goods
a frcf oNen paid f1r such are Of ves .ierof qual1
ar. requested t0 favor Them with call before plfcts o.
elsewhere.
- a liberal discount 20 Cmrrle- and Hoes. 81 ly
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q. MS LpNN, hNON y AND RAY onit tsiAn'
Al. I,nucnl win extensive grounds Dc'VneniS W ~
- ana s IT, appufDna has be- recently put m'o IN
l v,firc. or9ef aud repair, AMI VIA be upepoa io' 1s
,...l.l ou uf visitors uu lit i)h Ol June neat
I. Inducements anu advantages offered ny hr Sens
.)ucif a. aelA summer r,eat are iOu "1c, An"~
% render minute description necessary i1s spacious sn.
.saui sA-OJils anu t.i ncn--in- fich anu di'Tsmru
s ui Its extensive .,sufc grounds, 40" IA ne nsnese
.a.r of nn,h culyailuu-l" 1det Icuichen' vt ns
.v fealsall comfort and ,.arr nich II Is incts~-
a .l ue. ale and cna.a1lcrLc uls Whole c,aDAsli
"a. cumbie to present unisaled aaeuOns 10 the paoae
,eucfdAy. ,.,
oaes and 10 those who. nom delicate health OF olhcf
,uus may prefer quiet aud repo-. onsfs peculiar NV an
axes ils ucaloA miles nom safat"sa sphss' WIZ
.Dcn nos communication by railroad several un'. Jay
u- au.an- cas opportunity OF iunt ans VA NE -uss snu
.L-,ul a. ta isi.ouAJc aetin, place, Nu"", "
~ -unceieI 10 anuOs anco ala cVniu,On V lie cio""s
40. .o.a Mineral W asrs MA D. sonsi~uiiy iaih'"su
,if,su Ih al Aid sparkling ~ att ~ nhss n'ih'e'ee
iAre ar. Aiiueral rulnalns 10 Iihsdise 'sehy
H .ut saus Souc OF great Nauc aud eil'easS Aus law
gLr.a sralSc Sans al >.naiosa Lsse are four uI''
au .na Carriages IOlu iiosi al all ums' 40
W cuuuo.A.io % MAJ wish 10 jss lDs oaas
lr to ENJOY the dens Aiul scenery o Ia. a~e =, a,
IAa lais sO4, w4i be under lac SiAai ~ al ms H. ~
CRANE lad h. " III AfOkD, iAis Oi %" Ease Tavern.
buy. nd tloy tns. ua ihef pcfsona snos t"ge'hss
. s may ua.ial al aId fractions, Va isuaH
az al could DO Vi.hcd lOf by tAose VINO seeA hes4u
0r flf of pleasure dui.ns me coming season
10 mr.
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Change OF location.


nR J. %. HEWETI ni- removed f0 40. ill Macdougt
- street, near bieecser, 81 y. Pfaclce conn.ed 70 ~
r.. SUI. f. lu1tf.fini-. RltliuIfi-ul., Nervous At
30 .r. 8. ai n.f II D.se..,- WI ,wtllills, W b
.. T.. rs Limbs &c References given ON applying 70 Of
fuys I'm
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FIKEWOAAsT IIAL" OAAs

FIREWORKS. f4aE'' OaA~'
NER. EUBs r.Nfc.lu.y ini"'ii1 N. 800 % r.
VA arr.u.eue1ls tl- s'r-pu Ie on ~ n'7t 'Afhsi'
81 ..,.r ,.,.rfrfed 10 fl country. he - n0~ any pr
i ,o t,lrr III Cities TUe De- Public Oardens, Iisare-
4 Il y, "a Pyrui.cialc u spay-, varying IN prcs iron
ro $40 comprising 'le ug-t brilliant and yaregaies
..r aurs0rraie le-i- rs Nr r. v.l also add % tli
.9. tas s.sou four eni.re NV Coors before
-f.-i t1 fs plaI rcl Jaru ne Aoya Puryr, MaIOon
ma Naxerre bue llArDvu ~ any olfr fyru.ec.n.sL y
q No Agents. ISAAC EDGE, Jr
r.f pTrnfarHr. Itr-eT Cify
i.II.E-Nt Ug.n ~ nDLEcALL AID hhIAIL--
Il TASTED >i-i-s Ll.orf0ry.- subscribers lave o.
ld aid o. ssl entire tact o. brilliant F,re Horss
cl. ls, very general assortment, wnca iof beauty
,ylearance and real uly VIII exceed ally offered b.
iaela IN j years; and II sod By weight WI oc found, b
perhaps " pen cent. tie cheapest in The city.
Csrton FIRE Crscser5, Sc- 70 etund.nee-
GAssNER s. YOUNG,
i92 Chafhsfr -. opposite Chsfh1m Thesirf,
Dealer. In CrOcer, and fruits and Agents FOR The ceeors
led Pavilion Fornfan al ssrafoga -. H..
" B---rru and Chaser beng prohibited In tfas Guy
q. y VIII Only orders Tor Ieia hum INC eoanI!
! iSa.y
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No
y0ff,. T. REACH uta.,rA Paper RAGS &c. from -
= -...rf fo no. i4 pat street, near Gold mf5u
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BIOLOGY OF MiCuiGtN-Thc State work oi
49, VIII most probably bo Published tais ial' 81
~ saofae, Topography. BOTANY Geology. Mlneuo- *,
II, NAaAo 0-y Two volumes ocfavu, illustrated ~ i'i
~is u4 catalogue q fossil remains vegetable tno
- Ae TIE Geology of this STATE is more Interest
go q ne Same number of square miles on 'a
e." e'f g'oee IN number and variety This Stat
~ mo inc tnoa on ihc s6h OF January 81 nna
bs- ~1its DAYS thereafter the enlightened p0lcy
IN ,''sisfe paced an act approprrng s-HOt1 sne
49, 49,. e.0u5 "a addition for the pap0so o.
g. Geological survcg ofthe STATE.
y..r appropriations have been made from year o.
n 10y ue entire work all be completed th.- Fan
bss. ,.a oliHif work from the commencement has
II. snceF the immediate .apcrin,endence of DR. Doug
he s,oSr.a .n aud ;. W higgins Esq iopogrspher Il
s~~ survey Cor. Livingston j Gu.
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+. ,.WuIK,.II -IMMEK KLTKEAT. -Tb

Id ri,r re ,ctiuy Announces IO the pu0Ls Ai ~:
49, .f continue. Ia, aeep thc named bOAkDlSo
Tor lsc reception Ol uDse "io may
Jos al. aIlage Of cool AND healthy ATMOSPHERE
,l, uoi.,s.i I. Ah,E anu COMMODlUbs, and pieasanuy
.IIa ctl 0n Academy liz. wlln I've mlui.s "AA VI u1s
.i.oai landing. Tie prOspc,i one u We neLcst % o
40 4 nne NV IA A,os ru.ui, uae highlands, MounAins,
emery &C rinllcs lie lefsOns can bc i'S"iha~
j, ih u0ari Dy 100 day nj fcssolaD. pt.r.
N.,.l,urst, Aia,. is.l lnly.7 1nlsipl l. 4. DODGE
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CoNVCg> RrrrnNFp. 'fs mai napcrs an
soance the arrival o David Da.nc.l. Joseph ,io-ue.
Eaeane stephen l. 'Au-hrs aud Jean Mo1s,r
sto took pan n the rebellion and wcrc sent 90 Nsi
Deuans Land ina ls39 They lcn their place o
@a.Smcui n December The Nmcnc says.
&~se'ir was nor in company with 'ae o;lcr Cana
eai'r sydney iui lroascd i0 pariy OF Amcr..I
'',Fcis who were landed in another part az hc rcra
eaony these las, are reported ,o have aeca cruelty
ssced durnc ihoir captivity. Marscur dd NOT take h.
tsage home with Che others they did -ot meet nnt
= res,h,d Whitehall and their surprise was ,fc.. t
~iseycE had seen each o'hcr since their senlfa 'i
"a Buffalo Thc remainder Of tnc cNit- al Sfiat,
M wei. some bad ihe mean, OF returning 0s
- aaitn1 lur their other companions iu misfortune
s"-d hal pecuniaIy assistance has been oi "afitl
= and that there 20 doa1i thar Ties agc on a ici
~'''se home"
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FOUNTAINS,

CAST IRON FOUNTAINS, consisting ~ Figures OF We
u ~. u,t > .4s, DO. plns Uns, ssfVLs, si<ls, W.
- A., 1,,a.lg variety vi more tIa forty dice s.D.'ss
90, -. l..uu =, 10 clso. A4so LIN torec PUMPS, 70
no, nom ~ ~ ~ -oes pei minute, Iron In pumps w
rras On shallow wells together win Fire k1gnss Hos
80. copper nvsssa hose, Coupling screws &C neoS'
sr.ured .or wbo.es4le " retail, " ID. l. fAhSA1s
myis SIN - tnn.u -.
sEy.srA HAkD BANK. VIEW fork, nay a. -
g,LE(TlON.-Tie Stockholders VI Ia. beas AZ -
II by MOTH eli lat Al election Tor thirteen Dreetors os "
ec,,os All be held al .le Baking House On 1sssdsY -
Ott ay Of June neat Thc poll viii tic opened y "a -
clo-ed +. ~ BY order Vi the bo-,15 avn c.~a~r
my8 vi a.
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l. -or t.- Sew Postage Law.-JJhN ,hr-DoE fa
rlt 'ncls Po,s- Companion, rlniia Lriff nil r
- t III to e.. s ~ Co., rates of fo-a-e, Tue w.
Iox D. o. arl " AFJ.riul 0s Nci--l-; cIl.cl.rl
Pen anil Holder. improved es~r-ronied Pencil, le'-
RI. and r-r. i-li-a e.. Letter sea-. re--r.r uf Lead.
fnr of fle Case, al re .ll- serves ~ measure ~
.l-rlarilv MCKEE .iIriLnr complete Nahum n Pa
Sd. III. -l .rtefcr. NJ cl are -.sflelI. For sale y
JOHN J. BROWS CO. H. fl.'1n--f. ue-r als-.l
l-scrpf..r circular j. gwen WITH eacn afuc-. l.'
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ENnE.Rrr0ERY

-
THE OLD E,TABL!- I'D JOB BOoh' biNbf" T.
L - AMI lif "a -ou-.ree. TIE slascrioer 49,
1--WE special attention f1 a l---r nH1ls " jos nD'N
BISpINtf a1i invites Librarians ana 4 persons if'sia
.r-a g Book -.flf 0ns. an -el. emen having Aite-
ID l- arl inspect his AMI ,- o.. ~ - % p.Nf
,frr rf 'e -1 re-r DE- tr-, bo1.-e ers ala libra
-al- -ris cff.
Fsrlla.v ot workmanship. with every VARIETY Of iase
.I rarv reasonable Charge tl. extensive e.'i amen.
I'D. b -u-.ri'ei EDWARD WALAER-
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poar0lns anO toIsls.

BOARD NANTEp.-By young LADY IN resp<cts-
ID b.. pr.sa.c iAuDy. hsicsnc,s stssa Aeafcss .. y.
.s. odcc t atst sAtas tefin- wiAeA "-s. os ..o'
rhc 49,
DOOM> 70 LEr.-t'cniieInsn can be sappAsd VIA
IL .,4,.ut llulsl.I hVuus VITA OF N.uv1, p'eAAisss
u. lea win su.et falI.s residing Al ool haasons~ AZ
scauu. MAY o. ~i~Dosay, &C os ie~e', ss1,'ss~
a A. a.l,,, 40 tns paper. Acieciices eN.sne 81 10
.suI,,pt>l.-,O. - nou,ssu-.I n' A. s.o,c ".o1 =
ID All -u.l ,as at brosI~ay iu.seicgant house "Aea
fi I'D, eao.a uNcrluoAs uc Gay AMI A.. aee.s so1Aoy,
irs BEEN ncpan.,d iuruu. nou i NO" f,a1N Suo'Se
t,a. IN a. ana double. nrs. of upper n'o may "
Al Ia aruu,,l ior Immediately Persons setAAns el!e
~ !" 81 - al l.,-,llun t1ease call 80 n
,rS,st.t.> ani ueif " ives, -lisr oenlense.
IL eau oua4A board ~.t peasant Moons, ..
..efcclce> exchanged ~ -
sDOAkpiN. "A .vul.cnlan aAd as w"e' A.u .os' ~
ID n. - q. .sili efnen bs saccnn.odssd WIN ooese
.al l.rt,Al. 30 ms al orvome.L Inr hS'osa S@s
49, iDr uu4.s every i've minutes. ~ a"
,po>kvt>t.-At 10 Bro, most between Nsrick and
ID tud..u-.l.-, or u,nittnen can os asconlmeuseoA
.alu butnl of Br,AAiasi. lea and Lodging IA - .iu
.,oNnpi>u.-Ouv ur tNo sVni,inen can Dc s.'em'
ID uula.ed win breakfast and Tea, of uii board u ae-
,.i b, appyi.g ~. - NtosbysL Asp roam 'u.'A'
lt, Tor gentleman and hls WIZ hei"fcncs "-shshso
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SILVER PLATING

No 50 COLDS RE1.I, I.-l.. Floor. ore door hco"
Ful-lr--fref -. l.-i- bllL- ef Morfi-e, Lock, a4
ii.- Door Flr-ir. Front Door >er- Door flies, &c
.... ID .a best possible MANI. A-so Coach all. a.
.-.. .|l ta win dis .-.I. f'e5 be- r. ?. CRAFf
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quad ~ aON N.-A iafoi ana peuivvu. s1'e
- u.c gentleman and hs Nlie OF one oi wv sus.
run ma, Ice oO.un,si wllh board IA private Anii!, u
-, q. NJ - -slI,,l, bei~ Anhs as1 Fudiu-seeeu,
i., los,. bsuw " asnin- farple Ground Loeaaon
sr, pleasant. house suppned win Iroson sisf ossn
,,in A. Iu, Am.y-sglcul and FOurIb-.rci Stages -
49, nov, rod. pt Ia. house myisu
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lafl l 'l- .t-t fp--.--- man p .suf lt.A 80.
....i Jed i0 win de raf. If1 ~ ~ tnt----
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Democratic banner., 1845-07-19
MIR, BANCROFT.

We find in the Washington Union,
the eulogy Of this gentleman upon the
character Of Gen. Jackson. Any one,
we care no, how much bigotry and
prejudice he may have had against the
Old Hero, cannot but arise from the pc
rusal of this Grafton with the opinion
that, in Jackson were united the attri-
butes which form the Hero, the States
man and the Philan,hropist. There is
no tinstel defamation in this produc-
ton. no useless vc,bage, but a rapid
and concise sketch Of his life from his
infancy TO his death, ain words that
breathe and thoughts that burn" Let
those who look upon Gen. jackson as a
igrani, read this eulogy.
Democratic banner., 1845-07-19
IfrOm HE Pror. Rep. Herald
GOV. DORR LIBERATED.

We stop the press To announce the
fact that the Till before the icgisi.-
lure for tic liberation Of Gov. DIfg,
and for 4 general amnesty. rs given
in our legislative proceedings, wus
passed iuto Il law tins morning.. The
news. together with an authenticated
cory Of the act. was broughtt to this
city yesterday, at half past two o
clock. and was Immediately carried
over to the prison BY W. S. Burgess
who took with him Il carriage 10 re-
ceive Gov. Dorr, and convey him
from the ioalhsomc scene of his
wrongs and sullerings. lie Is nov,
at 3 10 o'clock, making preparations
to qpit the prison. Hundreds of cit
izens are crowGln- the prison door,
and hundred. more in carriages, on
horseback, and On iop'. arc Ihrpu--
ing the roads leading to thai hated
place. TO get 4 glimpse at this victim
Of persecution. aud once more vel
come him on his restoration TO his
friends, the p'orle, ani to tie world.
lie comes forth, Mt restored To-
his civil rights, but he comss 70 re-
cciyea joyful welcome, and he deep
est sympathy & the warmcst rccrP-
ton from 4 people who highly aP-
prcciate his public services and no
bic sacrifice in ,hier behalf. The cit,
izeIs are animated BY 4 warm and
generous enthusiasm by this event,
but The most c~ommendaJle tranquil
y prevails in the city.
The loud booming o: the cannon
from Smiths and Federal Hills. and
the waving Of the flags from the
hickory poles and naI slaves. give
uneqrivocal tokens of the general &
undisguised JOY which pervades all
ranks and sexes in the city. Gov.
Dorr is now restored 10 his liberty.
and the people are rejoicing with ez-
ceeding great joy.
Democratic banner., 1845-07-19
VERY SINGULAR.

4 negro woman 10 thi- town was
taken on Saturday with a vomiting
and threw up an animal resembling
IN form a doL-about an inch and "a
half long-wiih tail. ears and every
thing else, ezcept.hair, belonging to
the carnine race. On Sunday, the
woman was seized with another vom-
Hing fit, and threw up four animals
Of tie same description a, the one
thrown Up on Saturday.
These rarmiqts. which wee seen
by the foreman IF tins Office, and
many others. were alive when dis
charged from the stomach, ana are
nos" preserved in spirits.
This woman has anticipated he
100 "ar:.--Lps'er.burg va I@ata...-
gsacer.
Democratic banner., 1845-07-19
OBSEQIIES.

W. have in the Missouri Wing, a
glowing account OF the meeting called
to do honor TO the memory Of General
Jackson. We admire the spirit which
dictated the article alluded 10 i'll The
ulir T, .ha.~. IL ,h~. t:,'-r II;
J~ournalisll does nos al least, with the
editor of the Wing, follow lis victim 10
the grave. The procession was COM
posed Of the Military, the Masons and
he Ladies, we beg pardon for placing
them last) with al! the mournful en-
blems which belong 10 such occasions,
to the Church where 4 brief and per-
tirant address was delivered by the Rev.
VIM. P. Cochran. After The close Of
the regular address, the Wig says:
&C. ". BrcxHER Esq, who had bu,
few moments before been appraised Of
the public expectation that he should
address them. delivered a beautiful and
mastery enlogium. During the scryi-
ces, several appropriate and beautiful
pieces Of music were sung by an ac-
complished choir Of Amateurs"
Democratic banner., 1845-07-19
MISSION TO

We are very happy to find thsr the
President has" at last found n gentle
man who will accept the mission 10
England. and one, too. who will do
honorto the otlice--the Hon. Lewis
McI1ne, formerly OF Delaware, now
of Baltimore. After having been re-
jected by four or five statesmen Of
tie North aud South, the Office has
been going round the country and at
last fallen upon a gentleman. who.
although. lie has been in both par
lies at different periods Of his public
career, is now. we believe in m in
dependent AMI dignlfied position. at
tached TO no CLIQUE or party.-~N. Y.
Herald.
Democratic banner., 1845-07-19

10 that political system which has be-
a part Of the Rhode Island pohty;
but he never was tothe mass OF the pco-
pie. The mist of prejudice and error
which has darkened his character will
be dispellel by the sunlight of TRUTH
and many who now regard him as a
l~e.clisr and Agrarian, will view HIM as
the chosen champion of all oppressed
people. Already the popnlace display
their affection for him by crowding m
dense masses around .he prison from
which he was soon to be released. ana
greeting his appcarance-the wild ou.-
bursts of popular favor which aiOsc
from the surrounding crowd when ris-
ing above the physical weakness which
his long imprisonment had brought upon
him, he declared his dissemination 10
adhere firmly 10 his principles. Let
those who have supposed TRAITOR and
rebel the proper sobrequet for Dorr,
read ~attentively the extract which we
publish below. and from the ~demoustra-
lions made by the people upon his re-
lease, they may be induced 10 believe
that the grand principles for which he
suffered were applaudel by the people.