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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22
Bour0ina an6 Gotfls.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

DEGS leave to inform her fisnds former boarders, snd
The publ!s generally that she has opened large and
coumoiious BOARDING HOUSE, No. go Brcadwsy.-
Permanent boarders by hedsy week month
can he accommodated with single rooms, bedrooms and
parlors attached This house contains Than ~ rooms.
l. supplied with cold and baths and every othcJ
convenience make II quiet and comfortable home AZ
the good qualities OF her table and The general manage
Of her house, references when required sbund
ant and At band lyiSu
DOARD-Three or four young gentlemen aud gentle.
Oman and his wife DO pleasantly accommodated
with rooms and board In Brooklyn within three minutes
walk OF the South Ferry. Apply al the house n cor
uer of Hicks and Atlantic sts sl57v
DOARDINls-Pemaneu and iranslenL-Mrs Dunlap
- late OF No Dey.sLl ~ prepared to accommodate tam.
es and Individuals ~ Merder-sL near broadway Grand
nth pleasant and good board
sonsb.e terms. Jyitn
BOARD WANTED--By gentleman and his wife.
~ front room and bed room or large roou uniurnshen,
In a pleasant Location: mus, be moderate Please
address " Madison at this office ssl H'
DOARDINt;.-(ienIle viii De turulshed good &C.
ID COMMUNICATIONS and Board for 81 - per weck.
according to room wanted. Apply al 5i3 Hudson.s..
% lmeOd'
DOARDING.-A Gentleman and bis Wife or two
ID Young Men, can be accommodated with board Al 60
Ann-sL near Gold. sn2o I'm
DOONiS WANTED, without furniture board for
hood and the vciny OF respectable restaurant They
viii require the FIRST second hoor-ths first preferred
Address 100, through Boyda Express with postage paid
si6 lw'
Id OARD-A gentleman and his wife or two single gen
ID tl-mrn can be accommodated with pleasant room.
with board No - Oivrrs few doors below tbs nuw
Baptist Church sl9 lw'
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a. UNION HOUSE. Springfield, Masa-Tae SO

- UNION HOUSE, Springfield, Mass-ras sub.
&a scriber has the above named and splendid
Hotel Just completed, at tho centre OF tbs beautiful
village of Sprin gfed Mass and will open the for
public accommodation The 30th Instant The Union
House is large richly finished and Furnished and oaers
squaed advantages all persons travelling through
Springfield for business pleasure. Having recently
kept tho United States HoteP and Congress Hall ct Sar-
atoga the subscriber respectfully invites his old fcnds
and patrons and al others give him call In his
quarters s. g. sEMANS
SPRINGFIELD July 2lth 1886 y5p SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22
CASE OF DRoPSY.

We have never known case of Dropsy which THIS
medicine II used did not relieve The following is copy
OF letter Dr. Townsend received from gentleman on
Long Island 1t ia truly remarkable case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

DOARD-A gentleman and his wife single gen.
ID tlrrn can be accommodated with pleasant room,
with board No - Oivcrst few doors below tbs new
Baptist Church sly lw
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-: - -5a-e fie has mad Tar.o1s pubhc oi.ces
AID ben sorses IA. conspicuous as politician
r. Col. EdsaIs grist mil at HAMBURG, sussex
Co was burnt ca tie liz -as5 VIZ .9Ine i.p
bushels Of grain belonging . aa 80 as Ge e go
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1lnte,lt ile0i1lnes.
M ToWYSTND,S COMPOUND


I7XTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA--ThisE Extract Is pui
H up II s@,-t Se:-ls-S eaeT psasarsef and
waraniet superior any sold l, discusses wtaos!
-orzrzE ruTs,ss StcSrns ibi.it-g ne pSSieo; ard
= particularly adapted fora
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE
The great beauty ara superiority this Sarsspartlia
al other remedies Is, while eFsdca,s disease
irv.surstrs The body
cons MFTIoN CURED
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN
CONSUMPTION CAN 81 cCsgp.
Bronchitis Consumption. Ls-er CerY!I!, Colds Ce~si
Crtsy--A .i,tinla SFattss q Eoci. >srrres "a ta<
Casss !I-rsic CASA. Nigga. Saredss pg,tel.it
p-srissc E-.7ectora:sea, .ra.i PaIs n ass Sli<,
Sc A.-e Gti caa 5e Cured
Probably here never remedy ths; has been
cess;i.l Ia desperate cases CT Consumption a. his II
c!eanses and ser shens he sster' Nnd appears 10 he1
the ulcers on The lungs and the patents gradually regnin
their Cs1sI heaiih and strength
READ TIE PROOF
Ds TOWNSEND | bad been afflicted ioS ronIas ey
3rv hacking cough: least raised seai Quantities ~
bad matter experienced severe pain IN my eiI Size
accom- panied with distress ny nSs-niy cough very
much increased. aRt had cod uiShtsSeais Learning
hAi yoQ hat remedy for such cases, concuded 10 Try
IL purchased bottle OF YOUR Extract Of Ssrsspars
before lad finished taking H. ny cough raising, and The
pain N nv left ME. and have esa,neI ser>
a heah Bsle vi1g yolr medicine 10 De very valuable
one. cheeTliily recormead Il those VINO are similarly
situated found the medicine pleasant 70 The Aste ard
strengthening 10 he body; .-.,.-.-,,. ,..,.,.
~~,H seNg
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Albany, March 81, 1916.

Da. TowssESo-Dear Slr: My wife Est Fall Al,
zckesi with fever and large isanct-ss o.
caol; ish tbs she eau gh. violent cod, and rzs coz
lined 70 her about nonths Wien me prsef lt
her .he ei.eckeG with distressing pains .'ey 80
sometimes bad IL her neck ard shoulders As@ s1
AMOS. distracted. could get nothing 20 fe.-sys -
We rr.e3 Your SarsaparIIz which ynen ~e
5istslv r-i-rd h-r We Zee. uEder Obligations 70 p92icy
scknos ed &c = thai others may avail ;neinssaye ~ -
ctzp and edec1a remedy. SIC azd i-yef 80 80 -;
- -, s,s = nee troubled with severe S5- ~
.he head sod neck 'S@A- -
Dasie,-., Albany april 3, iasa
pr.eipa! otsoe I2s Fuica-st se%-i or5. aad 10
so5Gh Pesri-st Albany Ageats Tor e9sSh. h'a.is <
20 70 c Hsnce DruZglst- BaIumore- T. NJ
Coz. Charleston Joaa Wzn. Co -of.ssn. u.
$1,000 AID by Tee przneiPz! Druggss iasozhoc;
- - s,.,rs T est Indies and Canada
Ssse geuuiae except pgt ap n zee large square eoss
hea ss1 sne .Sns e. We "a ne WE IL, = =.
Ia. - = SIT 3sax2gThs&Tv
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DOARDING.--A Gentleman and his Wife or two
ID Young Men, can be accommodated with board al %
Ann St near Gold. sn23 lin'
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sitno,ions. &e. iuoniso


WANTED-A staas.oa BY A. Italian, whS Is saasis.s3
w % 's&c most o. sas EsroPcsr Languages,
eo-nssa- hss t2S be-; OF sVecvncss P.sase rSz,re
;s.t midway. ais s.
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BOARD WANTED--By gentleman and his wife. .
ID front and bed large room, Furnished
In pleasant location be moderate. Please
address Madison" al this Office ssl 2ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

will be furnished good ac-
ID and Board for from 81 - per week
according to room wanted. Apply 1913 Hudsons..
"A lime
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-12

New PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN WASHING
TON. The new Presbyterian Church, on Sth
street, near the Patent Office, under the pasto-
raj cate of the Rev. SEprIMUs TUsTIN, Chap
lain of the United States Senate, is rapidly pro-
crossing towards its completion. A valuable
lot having been given in May last by Gen.
VAN. Ness, as a site for the edifice, the corner
stone was laid with appropriate ceremonies, in
which several of the clergy of different denom-
nations participated, on the I'd day of July,
in the presence of large and deeply interested
assembly Although eight months have not
elapsed since its commencement, during which
time two months have been lost by unavoidable
interruptions in procuring timber from a dis
tance,) it is believed it will be ready for dedi-
cation early in the Spring. 1t is handsome
and spacious edfce, and stands as a monument
of active enterprise and Christian liberahty'
1t is proper to say that the citizens Of Wash
ington Of all denominations, without excep-
ton, have beautifully illustrated the sublime
principles of our Holy Religion by the gene
rous aid which they have afforded to this in,
fant enterprise. Intel.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-12
INTER- GtsHAa,5t.gfa.A4.,
TO TUE SUtIh-IEhEL TINES i WEEK -
ANu NJ TAR Tu@ Mosr CJH}oErAHtH EGurE!
VA THE Cllfr IPH#KHHAY LINE.
CARVING THE GREAT
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-12
MnMRsONs sUFFENlNG WITn TOOT

EDEIsSOXs SUFFERING WITH TOOTH
10 ACHE will have ItCuTed III one minute by using
WHEELER'S TEA-BEERY TOOTH WASH and
the tooth, will be protected rom all decay-SOreness
of the GuaIs is cured by it--SUtncss of the Gums is
curCd-Bieedng of the Gums Is stopped by II, and the
teeth, gums and mouth always kept pleasant, and
in the best state Of health.
Your Tea berry Tooth Wash having removed the
scurf from my teeth cured oothachc and soreness OF
my gums, and arrested all decay OF teeth, send you
this, my certificate, which you may publish; and |
hope that those who suffer with scurl, tOOthachc,
sorcHess of the gums and decay Of the teeth, may
avail themselves Of the opportunity Of obtaining "A
similar remedy and uncommonly pleasant Tooth
Wash. JULIANNA CUTIlERhl4.
w. Wheeler.
Your Tea-berry Tooth Wash esteem as fully de
serving all of the praise bestowed upon il, and
it is qualification add my testimony OF its excel
lence for the teeth and gums to that which you now
have, for the benefit of those who wish for remedy
for pain of the Tech, Tartar, and wash TO keep the
teeth and mouth very pleasant, for which purposes
have used il, and found il speedy and very pleasant
remedy. NJ. B. MANCOURT,
w. Wheeler,
1t affords me pleasure to give my testimony relative
to Wheeler's Tea bctryTooth Wash 1t has entirely
relieved much pain of my gums, renewed swelling
from my gums cured tOothache, stopped all decay OF
my teeth, and pleasant article for preserving The
teeth, gums and mouth in perfect health.
w. Wheeler. FREDERICK w. FARSON.
Sold at No. l2l Baltimore street, above South, by
d3O JAMES NJ. HAlG.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-12
THE EMPTY CRADLE,

he sits by the era lie With dng 81 and signing,
Aud holds tn! n sHUa jlat er tlr IN anl vote;
or back ubb,aed bonnet beside her IS lying,
For 51c Hli H'on oGt wlafe the lgnt breeze was
sWanpng
he dro is from Ito aoweg7. which ihe nig had bcea
weeping
round the fresh g-ave, where her loved one was
sleeping
so soaAdly ,ls IT o,hsr eon,l wake it no more!
was lhera she apo! f,rlh, waen ne morn vet WIS
ElHshmg
with r1se ua;s agi saffron the Mld Orenl sky;
'ns lh"ro WAS sac bowed, wE.r tNa 81 tea's were
gushms
n shove. the cold clods from her ,-cIoaied eve
lhe waispGr,d-she cAileibnt here CAid did not hear
hCri
Fer Gs u it, bed she brought nearer ana uearer;--
man ie Win All else, un! III" tt IL were dgaICT
Her daulns to ella p bat moment tnI die!
or ths was the hour, when, IN beauty awading,
Her hahn had been WDH! bat glad sGnl ~ hume;
lud now her Wurn heaft-stling| were bleeding and
breaking,
The gOry of morn wrap; her spirit in gloon!
ind death aud Oh" grave seemed their suppliars
spufGinI;
y hen back in despair, TO her chamber returning
III dropping and lOtG aud with fond bosom yGarniRg,
| She sought from the cradle what lay IN the ,omh'
bat drpar is its void-ant it. GOODNESS how chilling.
With aOft mtmt breathiugs IL s0olheS NOi her ear;
Ifis g,iet's bitter essence ali round it diStiing;
Her ch Iub is gone md death S OnGliness here
Pm! keen, keen The anguish the Chlidle,s mother
Eetres in her babe's empty cradle to smother;
Ind known TO her soul and ITS God, hut non" other.
The weight of her wo and the prce of her tear
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-12
StA&THMhL's AGUtG 0IIXIUHp,

/ % Or IONIC NEIfICtNENHh!
For the cure Of ail RILIoUs AFFECTIONS !: TAX en-
according directions.
| ltis never failing remedy, which no imily oUgl,
to br without, especially in iuW mIrsHF countries.
q this medicine i. put up uDIc; the oropyirt1r'.
inn"a!t' Inspection, on tue most sci"' Dl6r pruei-
plies, tbcni ru"CIy FegeiabIr,) AM having WIcd it,
tHicIcy on thousands tor gpwatis OI Twelve years,
ana 10 his knowledge wien taken strictly according
10 directions, ihCIg las cot hCCn one tHl urr. UH
der such circumstances, recommend it 20 The pub
ll1, add'nga few certificates ia support at my assrr
liua,
The indications OF cure in the iF2atIu, nj o. fever
and ngne arCirsI, TO pui speedy stoUas p0si ibc
10 the ht when II Eda taken place, directions for
"iiirh you will be supplied win Hn each bottle. Al.
ways observing iiTt the written signature OF the sub
otihrr 'JoHn =. CaHrr, is pasted on lhc envelope
o! each bottle "riSg 81 each.
MOBILE, AIahaaln, Ecrt /. ISl5.
This 10 certify, That Joseph Il. t0"rr, had
the T 'er and hgue for neaily lWn years, aui RED
an ID" OSi NmiuCu! medicines used tnr the cure
Of did uISease, without obtaining permanent relief
was induced. thronld the persuasion Of fri,rd, to
Try Cantrail', rDuC Mixture, one bolte al which las
mae a permanent cure ufmy east. can with con
idencc recommend il To all afflicted with Fever and
Ague. JOSEPH H. MOORE.
This is to ccr,ify, That knowthe above to be cor
rect in every particular. w. II. NICE,
Chemist aud Druggist, n. .. conner Of
Government ana Conception sis, Mobile, Ala.
SOUTHWARK, sept. 2ith, 1915.
This is TO certify, That myself, wife, aud two chill
two notifies Of CHntIe's j'ouic Mixture made per
feet cure Of us, and eau with perfect confidence
recommend il to the public. JOS. ANTHONY.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22d, 1915.
We, the undersigned, having seen the beneficial
effects Of CantreIps Ague Mixture in curing the Fc
yer and Ague when all other remedies have failed
can with confidence recommend it TO the public
WILLIAM MYERS, u. :. Navy Yard, Phiad.
A. POWELL, do do do
P.B. sAvERY, manufacturer of Porcelain aud
Hollow ware, Foundry. Southwark
Sold, Wholesale aud Retail, ny CALEB CRIES.
SON, At his Drug Warehouse, No. 6 North THIRD
ST., Philadelphia; also, by the regularly appointed
agents:
]. F. Perkins * Bro, corner ofFrauklinand Green
sts., Baltimore, Md.
f. II. Perkins, No. 425 West Baltimore ST. corner of
Green ST., Baltimore, Md.
Robert Johnston, Fredrrickcity Md.
J. F. CaIian, Washington city, DC.
II. Peel Co., Alexandria, do.
J. ia. Kldwell, ,GeOTgGtOwn do.
Prepared only by the subscriber, corner ofCarpen-
ter aud Second sS., below Christian, Philadelphia.
{G7"Ohscrve, none are genuine without the sign3l
ture JOHN n. CANIRELL. fC3 f2w'r
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-12

MoRE IMPoErANr RUMoRs-Finat Ss!tIe-
ment Of The Oregon QucStioa' The Washing
ton correspondent Of the New York Telegraph, !,
who appears to be we'll informed, writes as fol-
lows:
That the last proposition Of Great Britain
will be submitted, as soon as the next instruc-
tions from the Ministry are received by Mr..
Pakenham, have no more doubt than that |
now predict the fact, and that it ,oW constitute
the basis Of an anlicabLe and satisfactory ADJUST
meat, feel equally positive and certain.
From what can gather in my quiet, and, |
hope, sure way, do not believe there is suili-
cient authority in the hands of Mr.. Pakenham
to bring the issue to termination now; but, |
am assured to my own satisfaction, at least,
that the dispatches expected at the close OF
the present month, will convey the necessary
power. The proposal, in my Judgment, will
be of such nature as to cause great hesta-
ton in the mind of the President, and he will
eventually relieve himself of the responsible
ty by calling in the counsel Of the Senate in
secret session.
1t is my belief the Senate will advise the
President TO accede to the terms proposed on
such a modification, as Great Britain will not
except to-that treaty will be formed in pur-
suance of these recommendations, and finally
that it will be confirmed, notwithstanding all
the belgerent material which appears to be
infused into the Senate-what is more, por-
ton of the Cabinet is anxious to produce Il
compromise upon the basis of the 49tA degree,
With the impression of this influence and the
constant efforts that are employed to bring
about an honorable settlement, there is every
reason to believe it will be effected. The means
fo,o in motion ,viH prove sufficient TO the end
contsmptated--A PERMANENT AND SECURE
PEACE.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-12
FREIGHT TO PHILADELPHIA.

gsssss1;Sssss1 ktS H@ Philadelphia, " ilmngton and
e5IsSss.ssj SJi.FsA Baltimore Railroad Company
running daily (eyccpt
QC7- -MERNHANDlXE, &c, will he received at
the depot corner Of President and Fleet SITS, every
day (cXcept Sunfays) until O'Clock, 2. NJ.
3gf- All articles must he accompanied with me
mnrdhdum' shew'ng the marks, destination < name
ot cons guee-"nd IN all cuses The Freight on Goods
for cnH places (wh"re agpncyis alish-d d) must
be pAln II advance, Otherwise they will not be sent,
dIS-tf A. CRAWFORD, Agent
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-12

u Improved Cases-in Gold and Silver, Just re.
ceved this day from Levi Brown. and are for sale,
wholesale and retail, at GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S
Store, Water ST. Second door from Calvert All per-
sons who wish to save trouble in making pens and
wish good diamond pointed pcn which will last for
years, will please call and make selection.
ia0S nj
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-12

FRESH IMPORTATION BEST QUALITY IRISH
LINEN AND LINEN GOODS GENERALLY.
HID cELDOWNEY ~ co. have received,
u 1e direct from one OF the best manufactures IN
Ireland, a full supply of LINEN GOODS, and having
been purchased at such advantageous rates, that viii
enable them TO furnish their customers with LINEN,
warranted all far at such prices that cannot tail to
give satisfaction. They aame 94 9-4, Oh, l2-4 and
l3-4 LINEN SHEETtNG, from 33 10 6f inch; Bolster
and Pillow case LINEN; Sys, Sx0, 1870 l0xl2,
lOxl3, l6, l0x20 and 1924 TABLE CLOTHS: Da-
mask aud Diaper Table Linen, in great variety; Dl-
per and Damask NAPKINS, from low priced 10 su-
perfine; Birds.eye, Russia and Scotch DIAPER; Rus
sa Crash; German Rolls; Stair Damash; with tul
assortment of A Irish Shifting LINEN, from low
priced to superfne. Housekeepers and others want
ing superior article of the above goods, would do
well to examine their stock before purchasing else
where. 1853 BALTIMORE STREET,
fec between Calvert and Light
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-12

PENNSYLVANIA AND THE RIGHT OF WAY
The Pennsylvania Senate, on Tuesday, by a
vote of 25 to 8, refused to postpone indefinitely
the bill granting the right of way to the Balti-
more and Ohio Rail-road company. The bill
was then laid aside for the present Previous
to the above vote being taken, Mr.. Gibbons,
who is favorable 20 the bill with certain restric-
tons, stated that at a proper time he would
move to insert a provision, that the act should
not take effect if a certain amount of the capl-
tai stock of the proposed Central Railroad
company, should be subscribed on or before the
first day of October next. If the bill passes
both Houses, such provision would facilitate
the subscriptions to that stock, and if those
subscriptions were made they would exclude
the Baltimore and Ohio road from Pennsylva-
MIA, Notwithstanding the passage Of the bill.
He further stated that he would also move an
amendment to the third section of the bill, by
striking out all that part of it which required
Maryland legislation to authorise Pennsylva-
MIA company to construct the intersectng road
and substituting clause requiring the Balti-
more and Ohio company to secure lateral
road to be made from some point on their main
stem, between Wilamsport and Hancock, to
connect with the Franklin Railroad at Ha-
gerstown, at or near ChambersbGrg. He wish
ed to place beyond all doubt the construction
Of connecting road.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-12

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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-12

TASTORS. handsome supply of moulded,
" plain and cut, d. 5, 6 and bottle, Britannia Cas-
tors, just received and for sale low at the House
Keepers Emporium of
JAMES CORTLAN SON, ....
No. l6 Baltimore street,
Jas nearly opposite the Centre Market.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-12

MILITARY MOVEMENT. 1t is said that three
recruiting places for the U. S. Army, have been
opened in n. York.