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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01
TRIBUNE SUPPLEMENT.
NEw-YORK, APRIL 1, 1916.

THE following excellent verses, bearing and hoE
ing the initials of true poet, we copy from tn
lzetie and Times
OREGON.
O, If again the sword we draw,
Or banners 10 defiance fling,
Let our stars own holy law,
And Glory nerve our Eagles wing
Shall we whom now all people claim
As Freedoms champions through the eartn,
For conquest desecrate the fame
To which our fathers blood gave birth
For this ohall Commerce fold her wings
That Mans wide brotherhood declare
And wait no more LIES precious things,
Which Genius 20 its race would bear
For this shall Toll wan vigils kept
And sunny homes grow dark with grelt
For this shall droop the groves where sleep
The ashes OF our sainted chetf
Natures high warnings intervene
To calm the hendish strife for gain
Mountains and deserts lie oetween,-
The ramparts Of our vast DOMAIN.
Shall not the lineage Of mind
Prove stronger Than blind PASSIONS voice
And nations Snakspeare's muse doth bind,
In o.tier impulses rejoice
No standard by fair hands is wrought
To lead the hosts that war for pe!l
And bsr6s sing only those who fousus'
Ry watchwords nobler lar than seii.
0, if again the sword we draw
Or banners in defiance ding,
Let our stars own holy law.
And Glory nerve our Esso Wig L. l. =
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TIE GREAT CANADIAN REMEDY.
WINERIS PEcToRAL SYRUP
! IL =.


OF Hosrhound and Elecampane,
TNRIYALED for the OF coughs colds asthma spit
~ ting OF blood whoOping cough, difficulty oil Dreaming,
peurisy, p.!on, and al diseases OF the lungs
Bronchitis disease that 10 sweepr thousands 10 pre-
mature grave under the fictitious name OF consumption cab
be cured by the use Of this medicine
For several years psa this MEDICINE mas oten III use 10
Canada wnere IL mas become universally known, and Is
considered t best medicine in for all pulmonary dis
eE-s The great which mas attended is use IN
that country and many truly wonderful cures winch
Effected by It. has i'ducec the proEnstors 70 m
,roduc IL int the United States confident Of is being The
most safe and valuable remedy ever discovered and sospI
ed 20 all diseases Of the lungs when OF the functions DO
not perform heir natural healthy action exerting most
Whole system diminishing excitement when excessive a.
laying irritation soreness and pam and speedily
renewed rgor snd elasticity 10 The whole frame
Prspafec by John Winer Co. % Maid-n-lane n YORK.
sole prooreors for the u s. AID sod BY drugsbh gene
rally lhrou shout the country.
Sold by WYATT KETCHAM, l2l Fulton-sL; R. A
sands 1873 Bowefy cor Spring; j. 4 Coddinglon, sos
Hudson Ger Of prng; J. w. Basser GA Broadway. and
a. the NewYork Patent Medicine warehouses Division
81 (Croon HALL -, ,,,.
Messrs John Winer Co. Is Msden-laDe, n Y.-SiRs :
lIisrd of nine hearing complain OF severe cough
suffered for rme back caused By severe cold sud
denly tazen purchased bonie OF your syrup OF doar
hound And Eecampene and gave l; 70 me- When nfst
commenced taking IL could not speak above my 0reatn
could ieep 'ritaot s.tttsg up IN my bed most 81 n<
nght NY cough nights would be incessa 30 as 10
prve sleep; bat afer taking three doses the boarse
much relieved together with the pam caused by
coughing; | have continued the until have aken
about nalf OF Inc bottle am perfectly Tree nom any
now convinced that ii bad not obtained 10
lief the Inflammation Of the lungs produced thereby would
have brought Consumption II ID crtahy me oes, med
icre have taxed Tor cough tae erecs are 80 soon
fell and VIII do al n my power 10 MAKE II known 20 my
friends Yours With much gratitude,
mil WxFlmD Tula&28NV H. Ncptsiff Y rro1tst-
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BOARDING SCHOOL, Cornwall, Orange Co: n.
OY-This very pleasant village is on the banks OF The
Hudson about miles South OF Newbergh and Just above
the Highlands and s considered be remarkably healthy
The IS picturesque aud romantic There are daily
several steamers ihst run and from NewYork City,
aording facilities rarely be with Ia the village
four places Of worship and excellent society.
In the school thorough English education In al tne
branches together with board will be given Tor so 10 S5
per quarter always payable in advance
Music and drawing are extras.
City References:
c. Macauley lie Hudson-sl
Henry Rowutree. corner of Chambers and chatham
= 4 l. n E,nhres IS5 K nwsrv ms 2tayvIms
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BESJ A BENEDICT Secretaries.

A BASDBox-The Lebigh Bulletin relates that
Mr. Macungie of tina, country, his return from trip
TO this CITY, while riding along accosted by white
female and requested carry her handbook He com
piled aud offered hef in his wagon into the bar
gain but she refused As requested be carried the box
10 the next tavern handed it cur and waited for the lady
TO come up After his own and the patience of the
innkeeper was exhausted by her delay, the box was
opened and had in ir-not cap bonnet-but a
jet black child fast as!ep 1t is perhaps unnecessary to
state that the lady to hand and the infant
was taken to the poor house o: Lchigh county
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n Philip Austin and Joseph Lstourette died
from the effects Of intsmperance al Bradford, c. w on
the 18th inst In the OF Austin one OF The witness
es before the Coroners jury deposed thu, he in the
hsbit of taking about thirty glasses eos.
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE.
CENTLEMEN and families obtain the full value for
Kinds of superduous effects they wish dispose Of
such AZ ladies' and genlemen's wearing apparel IRE arus
furniture, kc-
B-A ine through the Post Office viii be PROMPTLY at
tended To- J.LEVENSTYN,
ms In~ IsS Broadway, up stairs.
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Albany, Aug. II, 1914.
cnxsAcxrg ssnl q les.


DR. TowNsEsD-To al whom this may concern: This
is certify that my wife used bottle Of Sarsapa-
ls previous 10 her conhnetnsE under the most alarming
and delicate circumstances being troubled with the dropsy,
swelling OF the feet affections, AID very much de-
bsted with my permission, and the recommendation Of
those who had used L. she induced TO Try with lltle
no fahand suffice say, the medicine had the happy
desired effect only the hours Of comm eent but az
expiration of week Of lis The dropey and
nervous affection gave way astonishing degree and
health Is better Than II bad been for along time
previous.
subscribe myself your most obedient and Obliged
want, 5. 8. JAMESON
For sale at lSi Fultonst; R. Van Buakirk 22 of
Market and Broad SITS Newark N j.; c. Ingls, Jr Pat
erson NJ; la5 SCUM Pesrst Albany; Bedding Co No.
Safest Boston; Bsckus Bull Troy; Mr.. Wells drug
gisr, Uhca Grant & Bookee, druggist Poughheeps.e
Rossmea Co. Hudson Andrew Truax, Schenectady; Mr.
Fowler, LsnsngDurgh and By principal duggiiis gene
rally throughout the United States, West Indies and The
Canadas.
Nore genuine except put IN the large square bottles,
which contain quart and sgned with the written signs
| lure OF S. P. TOWNSEND, ard bis blown in the
glass
II DR.. Towusend's SARSAPARILLA DEPOT will be
removed the hrs OF Nay from lsi 20 S Fusonst next
door he Sun Office. Inh21 2awt' WIS
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Anew TYPE FOUNDRY, No. ca Ann-st NEAR Gold.
lSsL-The subscribers have opened new foundry .be
ebove place. where they prepared fusb al kinds OF
newspaper book fancy types. and every other article
necessary FOR printing Office The types hand-css
In nouds from new matxes OF tho beet OF risters
and warranted to be superior beauty and 70
10 be had al any Other foundry In the city Of
oypng, and for this purpose are superior anything ever
before offered the public who invited 10 esn sna tx
anime for themselvea
Liberal discounts wiz be made for Ca1n ourprsn
ism COCKCAofx o'GnE.No'
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Meoiral Notices.
THE EYE.


nR WHEELER, Oculist No. g Greenwich-st N. T. near
IL the Battery bis exclusive attention 10 diseases
of Eye and Ophhalma Surgery, and tho public
there the numerous diseases TO which
The human eye subject any disorders Of that organ which
bs essentially relieved or cured by him The vast
number OF undoubed testimonials which be az his
Office will satisfy the public that his pracceis not exceeded
either that OF other Ocus In tbs
United States.
u Office hours from A. NJ. to o'clock, p. D., after
which he visits outdoor patients
Artificial Eyes for sale, and which will be inserted on
reasonable terms ms lmeod~
nK. J. FRANCIS. Oculist, 46s sroadway Sd
~ door from GrandstRefsrenco given TO those IN tho
city who have totally blind from Amorods Ulcers
aRd Specks removed, Of The longest standing.
We The undersigned having witnessed Astonishing
performed by DR. Francis believe his prepa aions are one
greatest discoveries made for diseases OF tho
Eye ghy recommend him ssfe and skilf Oculis
Rev DuscAn DuSBAR Rev. II CONE,
Rev J. ASDRApE X C. Priest, Row G. BEsEDIcT,
Rev. J. PECK, Rev. A. WHEELocK
II number OF undoubted testimonials, TO be- seen a.
the Office will satisfy tho public Of bis astonishing success.
r. Artificial Eyes inserted without pain e Advice TO
tae poor gratis.
cc~ DR. Francis will the frat OF May 10 40
Broomest first house. second door, East Of Broadway
NAL IN
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nk. HEWITT, No III MseDougal.st, near slescss e
late D., Job Sweet OF Boston, and confined Dslocs.
ions Hip Diseases Sprsins Conaetiors, Pslssd Limbs,
Rheumatism Nervous Affections Tenderness Ind inmaiions
and Curvatures OF the Spne Defomed Shoulders White
Swelngs Weakness of the JOINTS &c References given
applying to DR.. 81. ms I'm.
CARD-Mr L. Rsdington, Dentist, No. Park place,
Owoud respectfully Inform bis friends and The public
having returned city from professional TOUR be
ready bis business and would DO happy
TO SEQ those who stand In need Of bis servces Otco
hours from A. NJ TO 3 p. M. m8 W.
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STEAM POWER.

STEAM POWER.
CTEAM POWER TO LET IN new building, ~ feet
font by 70 Deep about being erected OF 2h-s
and l0th-avenue- Apply at CUMMING POLLOCk'S
Office, No. 81 Westl6h-st mis- In
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wSee Next Page--9
General Notifies.
surgical Operation in the IlIesmeric state

~ Phrenologists, sad Publishers OF chronological
misc I'm FOwLERS& WELLS, l3I Naaseu-sL Wy.
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without PAIN Tue.Jay evening March Sst al u O'Clock
at the Society Library Room 3ii Broadw4y-LEcTuRE
The application OF Mesmersrl tho HUMAN WELFARE, by
Dr. COLLYER-beug bis first lecture his from
Europeu-,rateG by some splendid experiments BY Dr.
at the place variety OF wonderful experiments
III A 'jqs y cents. ESQ p
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iU,VUUls125, Is 10 So pounds p5r rean.
ss1J1 - 70 IS pouods per
Six5S 3 SO pounds per rsem-
ssxa8 y % 80 pounds per reaut
S3x25, - 20 s. pounds per rsarn-
2ix28 - 10 81 pounds per resrn.
2iAS5 81 To 60 pounds per ream-
2nxS7, y 10 So pounds per resIr.
2SxS6, 81 10 SIS pounds per Ieaui.
29xi2 SO 10 10 pounds per reaIh
1896, - 10 "a pounds per resrL
4ix56, 30 to as pounds Der RESIN. For sale by
9 I'm CYRUS W FIELD, No. 9 Surlins-sip-
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Es- Thi. IS the season for Advertising in the


Of he egnoong Counties and stsies for the
Spring and summer Trai. v B. PALMER, whose office IS
IN III. Tribune Bull before the ire II February
last (srd no 10 New Yorh . receiving Adver
seuents for Of the 5es; Newspapers o. all TIE cities
and principal in TIE country sr and mar Tor which
receipts.
He wishes distinctly understood hal ali orders intended
n, HE Agency shoud be addressed 10 ,. B. Palmer.
Country Newspaper 4dverti:ns Asccy Tibun: BslLdng.
The Road 20 Weati containing brief Treatise on Ad
ysr,ising list of tne cities snd principal towns In the
couatry and of advertising in Country papers may be
hid al his Office copies OF the several Journals fer
which be is The Agent, tie, and may De examined
ml3n
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Es- 8. %. Wheeler, Attorney sni Counselor q;
Law snc CouciEzoreT Of Dc-:-, &c vii ssnd IL ne
sssd.ry -gccn g ysrsry Hail 81 tours Of the day
- --SI-1 fs1E o-1
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4 VERY LARGE and superior round Countng-
AHouse Table with drawers and brass locks Tor sale
cheap al No. Spruce-sL nz'u
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Boarding ann tjotsls.


DRIYATE BOARD-A Gentleman and bis Lady
also, single genliemen-can Do pleasantly accom-
moda,ed where the comforts OF home may be tesllzed
Apply ut LAT Wooster-st, near Houston. mSt 81
DOARD-Gentlemen Hud their wives can he accommo-
Id dated with good board and pleasant aer Tho LIST
ofMay at I04 WootersL Also, few single gentleniec-
Apply corner l4th.st. aud 9th avenue. mSl lw'
a FURNISHED Room, for u single gentleman, 10 lot
Awtnout board In small private family. Apply at $50
Spring-st moo sIeoa-
LOAKD WANTkD-ln private family on Long ls-
ID land or Staten Island, by Young Woman; Address
"Aun al this ofice stating place and terms MO 2weods
51ERNANENT PRIVATE BOARD, 81 Green
wici,sI ni6 2nt cod.
stVA nDiNG-At No. n CoftIand-sL-Mrs. Gere can
now accommodate three four gentlemen with perms-
neut board aud separate apartments required on mod.
crate terms There will DO removal during tue preseu
year References exchanged. mlo 4w.
ID OARDiNG.-A pleasant psror and bedroom may %
Ohai single gentleman, or gentleman and nia soy
with board inc lat Of Nav next at l2J Orchard,st Tho
has, NJ vsfar "a ~ rhanv-d nnhZ I'M
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~Phaion,s DIngic Hair {

~ Phaion's 1In9ic Hair Dye.-A lew and lnvsl-
usbe discovery being lGuid eye, Scich nssn:Rneousy
changes the color OF the hair wlsSers 10 besunni
brown or black withou; injury the hair skn. Gentle
rner can have s whiskers Fed II minutes a. tbs de-
pot 2i4 Broadway. Price Pc bocie 81 ms In
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Hous.ToSIc RAILROAD COMPANY.


" Dividend.Th. Prrsu-eH md Directors Of the Eo,-
a:onic RarOaa Company haze declared Dividend OF Four
Dollars per snare hs preferred capital stock pad full,
and poricuaie Dividend partially psid pays
bic TO The stockholders their ega representatives. On and
after tbs 10Th Of A pri mex.
Full payment on siocs partially paid will he received
hs day from those who prefer TO make H. and those who
do will bear rIind s hsi5 scrip Il E=uTnable on making
such payment 80
Stakeholder whose stock registered in New ork will
receive their Dividends the Office Of ROBERT SCHUYLER
ESQ Transfer gent ia Boston the oice OF NATHAN
TEL THAYER Esq Transfer Agent a. iha, place
TIE Transfer Books for the preferred stock will be closed
from the lst TO the l0h Of April both days inclusive
ml7 ,Al H. NICHOLS, Treasurer.
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no MANFACTUkEks.-Asii situation "anteo Us 50.
p.r,n,endeul OF Cou0n Mill the chargeot fitting up
one The had nineteen years experience
bu.ldug hting up mills and operating Good reference
gwen az 10 character and capacity. no addressed 70
DANIEL BASSErT, Norwich, CT will receive prompt
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s,rument l, is fifteen inches in diameter, and is
ground TO focal length OF twenty-three feet. For
many purposes this instrument will probably have
capacities equal 10 the great Reflector OF the Earl
of Rose. Ii is proposed, we understand TO de-
vote its powers mainly TO the interesting question
possible the distances of the fixed stars from the
earth
And now we come 10 New Y rk, which, as being
the great Commercial Emporium OF the country, the
reader may suppose has contributed her share toward
the cultivation of Science. upon whose practical re
suits many of her moot important interests are imne-
dately dependent. What has New-for done Tor a
Science that Than any other requires the facll-
ties of ample meansi Nothing; literally nothing
exceeds in power common spyglass. There are
two or three small transit instruments IN private
hands that TO get the time for after fashion
There are very few good Instruments belonging to
Columbia College, but they mounted, and, for
all practical purposes, are entirely useless.
In this particular our Commercial rival on the
other side of the Atlantic has SET US an example
that il would be well 10 follow. So important is
the establishment of an Observatory in grea, Com
rnercial ty deemed that the Corporation al Liver
pool have taken the subject in hand and have erect
ed fine building, which they now furnishing
with Instruments In Report of the Royal Astro.
uomcal Society this Observatory is described, and
the expectation expressed that when the great
Equatorial is finished it will render the most valu-
able assistance in the Extra Meridian branch of
practical Astronomy. But" continues the Re-
port, the principal and most interesting object of
this establishment is that of iring the trc time to
The great port of LtUerpooi-an object which is Of
high national importance, and which has hitherto
been most unaccountaby neglected. The Observa-
tory is admirably situated for this purpose on the
brink of the Mersey, at the entrance 10 the Water
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nID ESTABLISHED Intelligence Otcet-f1mi-
supplied good Of every capacity male
aud feale Al BELLS ste Huson's) Intelligence ONCE
near Carlton Gouse laI 3Ineod
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marbinerp.

METALLIC MACHINE BANDING.IThose Ia
want Of Machine Banding Will ned Il 70 heir interest 70
NAV he Obtained all widths and thicknesses from bis supe
ror Metallic Rubber Composition, by all who
have used IL be- superior 70 any Machine handing now In
as. HORACE II. DAY, Is Msiden.ane,
m25 aft.r lst May In my now store . Cortland.st.
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our most obedient and Obliged SER
s. 8. JAMESON.
ANEW TYPE FOUNDRY, No ca Ann-st near Gold

e DR.. Towusend's SARsAPARILLA DEPOT will be
removed the hrst OF bay, from lS 20 lS Futonst
o ~ Sun Office. lnh21 2Rwt' WIS
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NAANTED.--To 20 into The country, Protestant Wo-
w man plain cooking and washing ANY applicant
should have habits and order aud be sbe give
good references. Application may be made at n End
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-09
"LlyE AND LErlVE.n

fhis should be the motto oil every one
Who hopes 10 succeed and be respected in
ouf community. Il may be easy enoughl 10
MAKE money aud acquire influence by the
practice otoppression and deception; but il
is quite another thing to be happy and re-.
sperlaa. Though we confess the abstract
truth ol the ayiom, that charity bcgunelh
at hama, il does not follow that the tender
goddess should remaia there. On the con.
lrafY. like the finest machinery Of tho afli.
zan. il not used and kept in motion, 1t must
become rusied and useless alike to the pos.
sessar aud his fellow man. II there is one
feeling Of human nature mora than another
that we abhof and repuliale, il Is sclfshaezs.
Consequently, We lnly subscribe to and
appreciate the sentiments Of tho Editor Of
the Portland Bulletin, In his homily against
tie selfish.
Mono but those who have transacted
business with tho suPremelY selfish, can
imagine the meanness ami depravily ol' The
heart. Men who live only 10 acquire prop.
efi,, will condeseend to almost any thing
low. when the LAW cannot reach them, 10
carry out their designs. Could they have
their control, mol one victim within hailing
distance could live. They would stamp
the neck and keep down every honest man
WIN was struggling bard 10 support himself
aud family. We have seen many charae.
tiers in our day. but upon none do We look
with more contempt than the selfish. They
would take the last cent from your pocket,
ana The las, crust Of bread from your ehil.
.fea's mouths. and then snap and growl al
you. whenever yal came in their way, ba.
eaase they had nJi power 10 do you m5fe
INJURY.
liynn happen 10 trade in the same line
ui business in the neighhnlhaod OF such
characters, You cannot sell bill Of gnols
without receiving their curses on yonf
he'd. II lheY dai you likely 10 do mofe
lhan themselves in the way Of ttalc, they
wilI slo5pio any low trick 10 inlure yuu.
A man may be selfish aud increase his
property but how is be respected Nona
lufe him; none speak Of him but with con.
tenn. Than be Il rich aefl man, We
would rather be as poor as poverty can
make us.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-09
OIL. a..

General in conier and little did he know
of the game of sighs and signs the young
fellows were carrying On with the fair peo.
pie Of his house. We had our gayesl array
of Young men ont to-day, and the women
seemed To me 10 drop the usual subdaed
look ani limid malan Of the eyelash for
good hearty twn,les aud signs oi unalltel.
ed and cordial welcome. 5ign- IN this
group vas the ully eomersalions As neither
party could speak the language Of the
other.
This liltlo exchange of the artillery Of
the EYES amused me good deal, but ! was
very glad to see the padre put a stop TO it,
by advancing towards the table aud remoY.
ing tie pure white napkin lromlhe grapes.
melons and wites. We were as thirsty
as dust and heat could make Us, and, whal.
ever sas the qlalily ol the wine, We relish.
ed il highly. Ills sponge eake was IRE.
praaehablc, anl would have done honor 10
Mrs. Runkcndtfli. on Pennsylvania avenue.
Indeed, whenever we have been toasted.
we fund the ponge. cake in pfoldsion and
Of The best quality.
Tlfe GencHl now went forward on the
portal anl delivered a speech To the assem-.
I bled people olthe town, which was inter.
/ preled into Spanish and then into Pueblo.
lie was vcphaPpy to-day in what he said,
aud almost every sentence was responded
TO bY Fruais 4 satisfaction. will not re
pofi tie speech, as am mol quite sure thai
it would be noPer or expected Of me TO do
30.
Tie p1pulilion Of The town Il was impo'
.ibis 10 alw al. but should iuagc il to he
lOeo: aud llr quantity oi ground under Ill
iage iof ,Aeii support, about 500 acres.