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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-30
A DEmocRAT OF TIE SENATE
From the Baltimore Patriot r .hondoy.
NIR JIiNhDOD'r tpEEIII

This speech was promised by the unlop flr lnst Mou
day, bal did moi appear. The National lnelIigeuc,t III
Ibis morning contains portion Of II. and he remainder
Is promised for moffow. The object oi the speech
was 10 establish aud dues establish think the upor
I'M fact, that MI Polk and is ur promising the
Oregon question tle line OF 40 degrees. Nj Hay
wopd argues this matter out fully aud having Snow
lhal The President might have put eud 10 tie jhnt
occupation by giving lhe notice hnsell Mr. II. asks
Why Len, was II nol dont} Why WAS II not at,rmp
ted IN that manner % Why was that ready and
dlfet manner 81 terminating The negotiation tor cam.
promise and abmgang the cunvcntun of 1927 omitted
hitngeihetl There Is no answer consistent with lhe
republican integrity aud manly patriotism Of our Pns
dro. except thai winch have already INSISTED upon
That he did not wish 10 pun Stop 10 ntgolbIon has
part. That he Stands upon tie line o a. deg n
compromise. by the side 81 the ugtnn's HONOR as he un
understands H. That he stands there To-day as he did
las, December h the ctuwn Of peace upon his head
ana e has not asked be clothed pan0py OF ar
That he wants peace honorable reaee-no' war dlshon
orable var
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-30
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-30

aud o. he bearing Inch steam fa, atioa may have %
maritime sdafe and tho defence ri The country deeh
II advisable to rraase atdiiian L. tie army ad ~
~ ased naval and military estimates III X. PED vii
support the piopsalaIi du all inat hr can 10 iirFf"'
lfain being cpnsideted Indicative Vi hostile ~ ai'si
I'd feelings uwafds Fnnre. and vii ASSUME, III ihf
INCREASE question: any drer,e of responsibility pr
seal or retrospective. which can iafly auieh to Nun
..Iud cLtefs.)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-30
TIE OFFICIAL ORGAN LEcIGRING TIE
SENATE.

SENATE.
The Cu.on u 1hufsday lad his hit al the Sen
ate -
Tho Senate Of the United Saies have 10 day again
adjourned 10 Monday. Cungttss Las ~" been Ia
session f three aud hall months, and lie Senate have
only net U0r days nut Of The seven III any week. We
had hoped that tie Senate would this week have chad
ged their rule 10 tins fespeci"
lhr IneIllgeneef VI Monday morning has the lulloH
ing sharp ~ andef if0m one OF 1.-The pauy."
Mi Richie Is behind the times, aud he should re
m.nbrr The Senate II the U0ntd Safes is MT a
menaoe 10 him 10 any other self constituted p'wffi
bull 10 The States respectively; aud this Is The sI lIe
IN lis history that structures have been made "n the body
By any paper 10 this ely cuuveTsan viii the na'ute u
rs dnts, Tor pursuing practice caeyd with the tavern
ueu aud which Is known 10 be necessary Tor Me isr
AID JudclOus tfansacLn ui It's business.
Il Is 10 be hoped that Mr.. Rlcur, III his new stua
tan " II ~ due lean lhat his ieelufes 10 1T
senate may not he quite lui tirlcni lhos'
he has been accustomed to read lrp tie capital OF IL
gIHa Ia his followers HAT sncenl aud removed Con
A DIaoCRAT OF TIE senate"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-30
TIE COMING ELECTIONS.

There is too much apathy, amons The Wings, IN rea
zion 10 the approaching e, cors. Nebelieve very
moderate degee oi eAsIon wunld s,euI, mSJ"ri'y Il"
The House Of Deeaates--as II would have done l's'
spting-and pcrhuls m'juTiiy large enough 10 todn
itaGarce tie Dtuocailc naJ'rlty IN the Senate o"o
would think The Consideration that upon Tie next Gene
raj sscnLly will deyoyo The choice Of SotaoI o no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-30
sMPoRTANT MESSAGE FROM TIE pREsl

During The sessian Il The Seiale on TUESDAY the 6
Towing nessag. ifum The Ff.sdeni Mas received rad
and ordered 10 be printed
10 the Senate ethe United States,
10 answer 10 the inquiry Of the Senate contained in
fher resolution III the illh lust whrlher IN ny "md,
Aent, any circumstances connected Win OF grow ia, ui
n the i"reign relations OF this country rque al this
time al increase ot bur naval " miafy t,fce and #
~, what hnse elfeumsiAnccs me- have Ia exnr,ss
ma "P'"lon, that wise pFecauon demands such IN.
crease.
In my annual message uf the ID Of DECEMBER last |
Recommended Ia the svors5le oonsdesion Of Conptess
IA iscfrase o oar naval trcc. rspecmy uf our steam
savy and the raising If an adequate military Elrce 10
guard aud protect such ut ctzens rs mluhi think
Iroper Ia emignte la Oregon Since that pernd have
ecen M canse Ia recall or modify these ins
On the con'fatY, reasuns exist which, IN my Judgment
se"o-r pnper not only that they should be prompts
" carried into fleet, hut tina, additional provision should
be made Tor the public defence.
lhe con 'ijerailon of such additional rrnvisnp vas
srough, befHe Appropriate committees OF tie two hon.
ses o Iogtss, m answer 10 calls made by Them Ia te
ports prepares. with my sanctun by the Secretary of
MAR and the Secretary Of the Navy. on the o9,h of
Decrmber and thu elh Of January asl; mode Of com
municatioo with Congress not unusual and under RI
isling circumstances believed To be mos enihc. Sub
rfquent events have confirmed the upin On that
these fecommendalIons were proper precautionary
aeasures.
u was wise maxim of the Father Of his country.
measures %, preseryn peace md ,l,
sasiurs Of en nense sy cnit,vating mo, 80
member also, ,ba, tin,v dist,,san..,,,s ~ ,','
danger reou,oy prryeu, much o,e,,sr ~
10 rrpel h' The general ohIiea1en IN per,r,o ,ts d.,
" is greatly strengthened by f,c,s lnn,n T., ,hs
world controversy resp.c,ino The o,aa,, ,a,',,',
row exists between the United States and C,sa, Re-,
AIN; and while far know the r.a,iuno of IN.
hitter with all European u,ti,,ns arc ~ tho moe,
character she is making unusual and e,,,,n,dio,,y a,
.uaments and wsrltke prepara,ions. naval md ma,v
both at home and in her Nurib American n,ss,.s,n,
I, cannot be discussed ina, bowave, ione,a 80, ~.
,he des,e of re,ce In tic ever, n ,,n,ro ,hsa -.
,peo,s and prep,rsiioos uold h. psed aaains, NJ ,
s,y Whatever may have been The otigInsl purpas. ,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-30

c. We authorized 10 announce Cul. ZACOllr'
L ) r.. CHEAT HAM a caud dale 10 represent App
nattux county IN The next House Of Delegates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-30

gj- We requtsed 10 state that CHARLES H..
MosBY Esq, VIII address the citizens ot Lynchbug,
IN the Baptist Church. the Masonic Hail. this even
IN, al past 3oclock.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-30

G5- We are requested 10 state that copies Of the az
Of The Laws OF the last Session OF the General
Assembly have bee forwarded Mr.. IoLER, and may
be had upon application at this office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-30

o. We authorized 10 announce Capt. JOAN
DlLLARD, as Il candidate TO represent Amherst cou''
~ IN l. next House Of Delegates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-30

Grucral Samuel Houston. Senator from tie State nl
IeAas, arrived al New Orleans On the / 9Th inst I'm h :
way Ia Washington city 10 enter upan lis Senatorial
duilts. lie departed from New Orleans on the morn
ing oil the 7th.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-30

=
aud ,ha, ID Great Britain 'e soi,el ol The Northras
,ern Boundary, hei~een the 2Uth June le40 aud The
4sh March. 1871.
THE RIVER AND HARB0R BILL.
The bill from the il'use Masking appropriation for lbt
improvement ni certain hsthfIs and ryefs lad
fins, aud second liae by ito 'Iile aud. moIon q Mr.
DIX, referred To the Committee oonmorce.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Mr.. HARALsoS, in rar,osaoa Il natirr given SOW
srai days sgn, puyrd tbsi the ruls IN relation The
der OF business be suspended, and that House do
resolve itself into Committee of The Whole the
state Of the Union or the purpose oi proceeding 10 the
consideration Of The bill 10 i.u additional regiments
VI rHeuen. aud lpr oher purposes
The ms,ipn prevailed
And The House resolved sell intn Committee II the
Whole accordingly, and Pnceed.d Ia the consideration
nj The bill to raise tao sddIllonai regiments OF nh
men.
The bill was read
Mr. MCCONNELL said 'hai he would thai
tie bill he laid aside is the time tslng Observing that II
MAS unnecessary act nppn Tins bill nnw. as 1t vas al
mast certain that The Seisre would pass the rrsoln.
tim sent from this House give naiice Ia Great brit
AID OF the termination bi the Convention Tor the JOINT
rupa'lon Of Oteeon and ihsi not likely
Ia succeed. lie necessity ioi passing army bills
Mr.. MIC. further abservtd thai another ohecl whch
he hsd IN laying this bull asido take up
The bill providing TOT The rtsrphnlmrt snd rotation IN
oiiire Of auditors. cmrIndofs. el'ks, aud almost all
Other civil ufie.fs employed at tie sts' VI Govern.
men,.
Mr. HAIR Alison said The bill had reference la
abe question oi nptire. was Wal int assure, aud he
hso,a abe biH aruld not he lald aside
TIE quesiioo I4 and The Tue committee refused
" lsy il,c bill ASIDE.
The bill WAS then read.
Bt 10 false two res menis Il riaemrn, and hr 9th
"papsrs.
BE II enacted by the Senate and House oil Rerttsen
'snsrs OF The United States Ame fiea IN Congress
scrubbed, That, IN addition 10 the present military rs
iahlshnent u The United States there be- Talscd by
voluntary Enlistment Two regiment o rArmcn ciliaer
Un Q State. to tie lefm Of th0 years. III
!sss ss-,u,t discharged.
long ard Interesting debate sprung up on this bill
lot Witch Ne have nn toon stheng ehct amendments
Mas Que ny Mr.. hoCoHhTLL, at Alabama. who NOV
81 10 add 10 the od section OF the Bdl the following pro-
riso -
Provided. That all appointments Of officers in tn,
;wo regiments shall be made by Iansefs promotion.
from The Officers uf Tue pfesenl army Of The unle,
Sales
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-30
rue RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.

The bill from the il,u masking appropriation cor ID,
improvement uf certain hsrbIs and rlyefs VAS rad
first aud second iime by ito ,I,l, aud, uuton q MI
Dix, referred Ia the Cunimee on Dolum,rce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-30
Icul (Gttr }uttilfGrur.

WasnEoros. March "a. lsI6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Bremen bark Hudson, Hohorst, 70 de I'm Bremen, and
5 de I'm the Lizard. with mdse to Meyer e. Stucken.
Brig Francis Cobb ds from Portland. molasses, to
Gilman & March. LIST inst saw herm brig ashore ON
Little Round Shoal painted green with black streak
had deck load of molasses supposed she from the
West lndies.
Schr ssml A Appleton, Nckerscn Boston, mdse to J
II Herrick.
Schr Geneva Carver ds I'm Searsport spars to Buck
& Peters.
Schr Roger Parmelee, Lewis I'm Squan Beach, crates
&c, from ship Henry Clay
Schr Ganges, Horn, ds from Calais Me- lath &c to
Smith & Boyntou.
Schr Anaconda Fulmard, Washington NC, naval stores
Schr E S Powell. Marsh. Wilmington NC, Gotten.
Schr Harvest Neal fpi Boston, fish.
Schr Volta, Tut:le, I'm Grcenport, in ballast
Schr Maria Baker, FIN Boston. molasses.
Schr Mary Proctor. Doane. Harwch fish.
Schr w Germ Bucksport spars.
Schr Orono Snow. Hsrwich, fish.
Schr Emulous, Howes, I'm Provincetown, hSh.
Schr Jew. Howes. Boston, fsh.
Schr Sainl Appleton Nickerson Boston, mdse.
Schr Uranus, Sparks, I'm Thomaston. lime.
Schr Pearl. Snow, fun Hsrwich fish.
Schr Florence, Nckerson, Boston plaster.
Schr Cordelia Thorndike, Thomeston lime.
Sloop Consul, I'm Cold Spring Ii oil.
Sloop Emerald, FIN Haddam, building stone
Sloop Hercules, Rider. Hsrwich, fish.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04
11atent Ale0irines.
Extraordinary disclosures.

TO DRUG CTS TS.
SOME Druggists mis!ed into the error OF buying
- miserable imitation OF Or. Smiths Sugar Coated Indian
Vegetable Pills simply because they can purchase the spu
cheaper We shall in all cases expose such dealers
throughout the country, who after being duly informed OF
the racay of there utators buy and attempt 10 impose
upon public with such worthless trash II is n3tihe Su
gar Coating alone that constitutes the value OF my Pills. nu
G. BENZ. SMITH, NJ. D.
READ AND JUDGE~IMPoRTANT FACTS.
We The undersigned wholesale druggists In Louisville
ihsi Dr. G BENJAMIN SMITH is the original inventor OF
the Sugar. Coated Plls
We SssPs!ed dsssS IN s price
is NORRIS ( CO aGi Ms ,n :, ,,.
BULL L ALDEN. 81 Fourth.st..
The following from Druggists in New-York shows in
Ve'''N ''' New-York, June 10Th, 1914
We the undersigned. heard OF Sugar Coat
al Pilis" until Dr. g. Benjamin Smith manufactured and
exhibited them 10 US about y. ar since.
RUSHTON ( co. ITO Broadway and 10 Astor House.
R5RAcE h ETGRETT Sc Hud SC nGs''s
JOHN CASTREE. 81 Hudson-si
VOICE FROM KENTUCKY.
hsve been afflicted with Dyspepsia In It's most aggravated
form for three years past and found no relief un nseo
Amer using six boxes OF said valuable pills am entirely
cured. They are a general remedy. J. X LEHMAN.
Paducsh, x; Nov. 9, 1915.
We certify 20 the above facts
DR. Smiths Sugar Coated Pills universally esteem
ed IN mis- Vicinity
Paducah Ky. Nov 10. lsi5.
Al the request of Dr. G. Benjamin Smiths agent cheer
iuy state visited the Office OF Dr. Smith IN Sepsm-
Der last Wills in NewYorK, and foand him TO all appear
ance carrying very extensive business with bis sugar
Coated Indian Vegetable Pills The exIentof his establish
ment would sonish any not initiated in the mysteries
Of the pill trade. louisville Journal.
From Dr. Singleton)
Sm;thand, tKy.) Feb "a, 1916.
Dr. G. Benz Si.h-Deer Sir Nothing has ever been In
troduced has sold well aud given such general salts
faction your Improved Indian Vegetable
Pills Very pectfully yours. 5. F. SINGLETON.
From Messrs Bull Alden.)
Louisville, tKyl Feb. 18th, 1916.
DR. G Benz. Sr,i.h-Dear Sir You will please send US l.
gross your valuable Pills From present indications we
shall sell large them We ind hatihey go very
quick, &c. Your friends BULL ALDEN
tFrom Wilson, SIsrbird 5 piihl
Louisville Feb. 18Th, 1916.
DR. Sui,h-Dear Sir: About tro weeks ago We bought
gross OF your Indian Vegetable SugsrCoated Pills Though
business dull hs tne yet have sold them all
You will please send 10 gross through MesErs Lawrence
Reese OF your city, who Will forward ihe TO u via Pitts
WILSON, STARBIRD SMITH.
We have forty letters from different dealers soliciting the
agency OF my Pill although they bad The spurious IN their
sore-ore particular from Ne~Orlesns which We shall
pablish
Wster-st
P G. BENJAMIN SMITH is wrtisn on the bottom Of
every box OF genuine Sugar Coated PiliS"
ms 2aEIn,s WIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04
Fire MT Bridgeport, Conn.
CORRESPONDENCE of The New-York Tribune.

BRIpGEPoRT, CT April . 1886.
A fire broke out in this place about o'clock this
morning, which consumed the building ON Main. st.
owned by the Connecticut Bank and occupied by Capt
Hand as Retail Grocery. and the adjoining building,
owned by John Shelton and occupied by B. F. Lock-
wood In the same business The Bank insured at
the National for 5000 Hand at the Hartford Insurance
Company, but saved most of his Goods Sheon's build
ing was worth S70o; no insurance. Lockwoods loss is
$500; fully insurcd at the Howard
During the alarm the house of Orrin Sherwood was
entered by burglars and robbed Of SlverWare Spoons
&c. to the value of $50.
II 10 surused that the Stores robbed, then set
on Are and that the burglary Of Sherwoods house
the work of the same villains. Yours, truly, Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

CLEARED.
Ships Indiana Bennett Noreans; Houqua, Palmer,
Canton A Lord & Co; Roscius, Eldridge Liverpool,
X Collins e. Co.
Briggs Hamlet Robinson, Neuvltas, Holt e. Owen
George, Yates, Charleston. Buckley Amatra Smith.
Curacao 5 w Lewis Petersburg. Msrscha!k Hargoas,
Brothers Matilda Crowel Belger. Vera Cruz, w
Schrs Only Son. Waite Ssgua la Grande, Underwood
& Rowland Taneier Brooks, Jacksonville Sarah irof
Swsnsboro; Adeline & Rosins, Norton Boston John
Ireland, Ryan, Philadelphia Porpose, Drake, south
Amboy Emerentne, - St Johns, NF Munroe, New
man & Co; Richard Keller. Boston.
Sloop New York, Jones New Haven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04
iuin6ow 5ba0es.
ERENCH WINDOW SHApEs.:-

ETRESCH WINDOW SHApES!!-J. C. Wood
fore 1894 Broadway nads gnments TO receive
during the coming every style OF Window Paintings
painted Window Wire, painted Window Shades, plain do
correct copies OF Claude Lorraine Canovs Drano and Other
eminent artists painted in enduring colos in every variety
Of landscape and scenery New style Gothic Corn'man,
Doric, Ionic Roman and Grecian architectural deslsns
pain and Vipnette French Scrolls Scrpura views, &c
N B. Merchants buying TO sell again, wall be allowed
liberal dscounL Lafsge Buildings, next door TO The cor
nor of Reads.s, mis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04
Importa,ions of the City Of Providence for the
quarter ending March 81 1886 compared with 1875:

We understand that the recent attempt 10 locate
the proposed junction Of the Rutland with the Cheshire
Railroad was unsuccessful in consequence of the re-
fuaal of the latter Company break of their connection
with the Central Railroad.
Notes purporting to be issued by the Newport
Bank Maine have been put circulation. There Is no
ruch Bank.
The Railroad Committee Of the Massachusetts,
Legislature about to report bill for the construction
Of a Railroad from Fall River to New.Bedford.
The Sandusky City and Mansfield Railroad is
completed and In operation. 1t is Sc miles long and
takes 81 25 and by express train at 81 Is
The Galena Jefersonian says that just before the
opening of the navigation Of the Mssssppin March the
amour. of Lead corded up on the wharves at Galena
was eight millions of pounds. The Lead product of tho
coming season will be enormous, and will somewhat
evnce the capabity of the Great West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04
From the Argus.
Legislntive SUMMARIZE.

LeRlhIntIVe Suinmnry... ..Fridsy, April
In the SENATE, memorial was presented from
the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty Of the City
of New. York, for change in the Croton water
stock law. The question of agreeing with the report
Of the Committee of the Whole on the bill provid-
ing for repeating the bounty law in reference TO Salt
and fixing the duty thereon was debated all the
morning, and then postponed till Tuesday next. Mr..
wRIeHr gave notice thu, he would call up the
leasehod tenure question every day till disposed Of
In the HousE-Several Railroad bills-the Buffalo
and Hinsdale-the Batavia and Bath-the Science
tedy and Susquehanna, Nc.-were reported COM
ple;e and went to third reading. The Erie Rail-
road bill was called up by MIR. BLopeETT-but was
laid on the table, by vote of 50 to 35-and private
claims were taken up the special order. and they
occupied the time until the recess-Several Of which
were disposed of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04
LIST OF LETTERS.

IpvEn1rsEp IN THE TRIBUNE BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.
3la And be II 6srtA<Y enacted, D.,
And s sdyersenen made under the orders Of The Poss'
,as,s- General In newspaper newspaper OF letter.
ie Tor in any Post Office shall be inserted in the paper
W osper, OF the place where The Office advertising
NAV be sitnatsd, knrrns .ae largest circulation
' Nep Pot Offer Lon. paused March 8, 1915
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04

VI featured order OF any size, and elegantly painted
any landscape other design, by the suhscreers Admit
ali The air and lRhi ROOM the room can
and be from the street They also
keep all flies, muskctoes, &c- LEE, CO.
al 2WGSs Office No 10 Factory-st. and ST Broad way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04

THE CUMBERLAND CIVILIAN.
HIS old established Paper Is 10 be puDlisbed from this
date seizeesty sad liz location oterr 10 the
camille community great advantages an advertising
dur II hiss quite extensive circulation in the Western
Ties OF Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania, which
will be much increased by The change from weekly 10
sern-weekly Cumberland il the terminus OF The Bal
aore and Ohio Rail Road in The heart Of the mineral
goa OF Maryland and makes the connecting Ink In the
chain Of Eastern and Western travel.
Advertisements OF ore square sixteen lines less-i
be ms three times for 81 with charge of 3 for
esce additional insertion. Yealy advertisements
ceedpg half cour. viii be charged SIS per snnum, and
e full column $40, for The same period
ms 2w Editors and Prop ietors. Cumberland Nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04
NO. 40 LIZ CORTLAND-sT. on the South SIDE,
l Y one door below Greenwichst.
The remarkable cures that
BEEKMAN'S PULMONIC SYRUP

5E6hMAPS fOLNON1O S1aOF
Ia continually eecng such awaken The liveliest
interest lhrou ghout the country
Not only in CossuMPTIos, Coughs, Colds, Diseases o.
the Lungs Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia buiD ScRoTU-
complaints Erupions OF the Skin, Ulcers, &c This
celebrated Strap Is the only certain remedy known. Its
purifying alternative and restorative powers excel inneas-
ursbly every other medical preparation. These claims
superiority based upon the solid groundwork Of the
made. These have IN
ces been extraordinary be called truly miraculous
and have contributed give this invaluable medicine the
widespread celebrity which il everywhere enjoys.
Beekmans Or! gtna Genuine Pulnonc Syrup ID always
PuRE-slwsys the Il entirely free from all DELE
tous ingredients and remains unchsn eabe under all cir
There not has there been,
medicine remedy all Ike th kabe Syrup any
all comparable with i, In is competition preparation
srd effects stands misunderstanding with the Vita princ-
pie and working the universal and beneacis resuts
upon The human system
These wishing the Syrup should be particular to look for
No isi Cortsnt-st on the SOUTH side one door BELOW
Greerwicsi which Ii the old established once for the sale
OF this medicine
Beekmsns Treatise, with full detail Of symptoms explsn-
a,ory plates in pamphlet form, gratis; ALSO Bessn
Guide u H-alrh mis- tfeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04

JOHN M. TRIMBLE, TEEATRE-ALLEY, I
CARPENTER BUILDER
MERCHANTS and others who wish their stores altered
l'I for The st Of May have II done tasteully and
chesp by Supplying as above.
Ali kinds Csrpenterwork executed al The shores;
possible nouca. mi9unyl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04

FOREGROUND COUGH SYRUP.
THIS is superior any thing In use for Coughs, Colds
kc-l2i cents a bottle. For sale by E. a Sands l23
Thirdsvene and nj II Jamess For sale By most Of The
Druggists. al iw-