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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21
JAMES T. HATFIELD, Proprietor.
iaI 2meod. HENRY L. TWIGGS, Director.

~ Hydropathy.-A Hydropathic Institution has
been opened Morstown N j. under the supervision OF
Dr. g. r. Dexter.
This establishment has the ample accommodations
patients und its OF Bah &c are alter the
latest aud most approved plan.
The effect OF water disease is truly surprising Old
complaints such dyspepss govt long standing
rheumatism spinal Diseases curvnture7 nervous dhcu-
lies paralysis skin discusses injuries of joints piles dropsy,
proapsus OF The womb receive immediate aud permanent:
benefit. diseases arrested aud cured
Morrstown is well known rs one of The most delightful
and healthy villages In the country rendering IT, therefore,
very desirable residence for lnvaids.
Applications admission be- made ii 2l Wstef.st
or by letter tpos pad) Dr. Dexter Mors,own j3 u
~ J, ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor at
Law and Commissioner OF Deeds, &c will attend in the
Reading Roou OF Tammany Hall al all hous Of the day
aud ey.uiug jyl5 osu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21

~ The Subscribers LoZenge for Cold IN the
ssd instantly aevstes The dssgreeabe symptoms Of that
nnnlesssnt disorder Permitted dissolve slowly In the
mouth ia It's scion The nueus membrane OF thai organ
ttSdrsws Inflammation from the psrts affected II Is
sso an ec.cous and approved remedy for hosrseness
and loss OF voice Price 3 cents a box
Sold al the principal drug stores, and by }. COD
piNGTON, sos Hudson, cor. SphngE Jso lnlstp'
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General Notifies

Sv Ho-ton subscriptions the New Y ork
Tribune received by authorized Agents, BEDDING Co
ssls-sreet Tenns-l0 cents per week Two cents 70.
Single Copies =,
End cheap publications for sale n low issued
bv Roslon Publisher Theirs Napoleon je7 eodr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21

INEALLIBLE REMEDY for Frosted LimbL-Phe
proprietor ofthe Danish Lnlmeut which has attained
suc6 celebrity the north Of Europe, for It's efficacy tr
healing Frosted Lmbs and been introduced by him In PHI
lAdelphis with equal sueees aeq1atns those afflicted that
he has appointed Ageuciea us Bleecxerst. and IS
Msdenian- and q Madenlsne up stairs where supply
~. Rl-nys al 2r ho,it~ dl9 Srr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21

re- Free Unitarian Chnrch.-The new Socic' y
under the Rev Mr. Wellington will have regular services
Columbian Hal, Grand-st tbetween Forsyth and Ed
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21
1latent ifle0irines.
DIR. TowNSEND'S

COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAKSAPAhILLi1tA.-TI I'M
CExtrsc. of Sarsaparlla Is put up In quart oott!es
49, cheaper peasanIe and warranted superior 10 any
sod IL cures disease without vomiting Pursng sckenins
or debitang the paten-bu mildly and pleasantly cleans
DyspEpsfa-No hud medicine has ever been disSov'
cred which so nearly resembles the gaac juice or ssva
in food and gthenng the organs OF dges-
ION as this preparation OF Sarsapaa, tposivey cures
every case OF Dyspepsia however severe, or chronic II
snv doubt This assertion invite them read the follow
Ing ndispuabe testimony of gentlemen OF the highest re-
speciality II these are net entirely satlsiassosy we
ond be happy 10 give other reference To some OF Inc hss
families in the city used twith perfect success IN
this and other distressing dsease.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21
Genera! Notices.

y National Fire Insurance Company, Once
No 60 Welst with only rling losses by the great IRE
this city the l9th OF july sL This Company dong
large and rapidly increasing bushes, in consequence Of
their prudence in not taxing 5000 any risk
which rule they snll adhere and by scattering their
risks hazard loss in any ordinary tire more
than thai amount by which additional security rendered
10 the insured in counexiou with their capital.
DIRECTORS.
Joseph w. Savage VIM. 6. Ward,
Marcus Spring WIZ. S. Slocum,
Sam'l s Doughty John F. Mackis,
John Brouwer John McChAin,
Stephen Holt, John Newhouse,
Florence Mehony, Jacob Miller,
VIM. w. Campbell
pIl.I dam
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B-Applicauons for insurance attended TO without de-
lay the Office No az WasL and also for the convenience
of and the public in the upper part OF the city by
c. McInrre agent No. 50i Hudsou-st corner Of Spring
and by s. l. Newman sgent. corner OF Avenue G. and
3th-,l IS 2awlu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21

II Dyspepsia That most unpleasant and dangerous
disease cured by Sir Ashley Coopers AntDyspepuc Pill
This Pill which has been used extensively IN The private
practice Ashley Cooper ard which has met with such
unprecedented the old world Is introduced
on this side the Atlantic So great Is lis merit that some Of
eminent practitioners administer II In their prac
lice Thousands ofest!onals its beneficial effects might
be sdduce but The proprietor feels assured that The best
recommendation is its efficacy ana therefore prefers sub
hitting il be tested by impartial public. de wishes
IL however distinctly understood that he does not pretend
that this PHI will every hing but only thai Will
diseases persevered l Among these w ind III
the Stomach Indigestion, Nervous Headache Dyspepsia
Consp Cosiivenes and such diseases depend
upon improper OF the stomach Those who
these Pills without deriving any benefit shal have their
ney refunded. Price IS box. Full directions
compsnving each box. For sale oNLYb
DR.. CAROL & CO. No. Murray-st near Broadway
III lmeod' Principal Agents IN America
" American Gymnasium os. l59 and lsl Crosby
Beeckerst having been completed, is now open Tor
expense and with every TO the completion OF each
branch in order afford this city desirable place for The
OF athletic exercise the great benefit OF
the general health The building having been erected
pressy for Gymnasium, in all space OF $500 sqr
the OF exercises occupying rising 800 The exer
cises will be found amusing well Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tons pleasant and The baths with bot and cold water
will be agreeable acquisition 10 the esaoishne us aho
Reading Room containing the hles OF City aad English
papers The exercises constructed that by the use oil
each every muscle Is brought into action causing general
development sEd strengthening OF all parts OF me body
Pupils will bs under instruction OF The Director To
those OF sedensy occupations the Institution ID OF much
importance and invite their attention particularly rs
the public generally. The beneficial effects OF
athletic amusemens are to srea. number nvauaoe ara
this city has greatly needed institution 40 complete win
every thing necessary weregulBted and properly con-
Quoted Gymnasium The following gentlemen have given
their support and to them have the liberty OF referring
Valentine Mott, M D.; J. c. Cheesman NJ. D. j. Kearney
Rogers, NJ D.; A. C. Post NJ D.
NJ Y. Jany. ls 1916.
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DuIent Hleoirines.
wrNER,s AROANUM EXTRACT

Versus Sarssparlla
rENHlS MEDICINE has acquired extended and estau
shsd celebrity ,hrou the country which has been
sustained by its virtues and efficacy alone, as remedy Tor
ScrotGla, Kings Evil.
liberated Sore Throat
Long. standing Rheumatic Affections,
Diseases OF the Skin, White SwelliDgs,
Diseases of the Bones. al uicerous Cases,
Syph.lrc and Mercural Diseases,
Affections of the Liver, Dyspepsis,
Costveness al Chronic ant Nervous Complaints, occur
ing in debilated aud cschectc constitutions
Diseases caused by an impure state OF the blood
Over Syphilis and those very dssgreeable affections re
sung therefro and which have heretofore been cons.d
cred incusbe such Ulcers ofhe Larynx Throat Nose
Nodes. &c
The Arcanum Extract complete Anidoe 70 the seri-
Evils produced by the njudcous OF Mercury As
It's way through the system with silent and effective forces
Cleansing The Blood,
Removing Dyspeptic Influences,
Soothing the Nerves,
Remoyng Internal Distinctions Disease. lhst would
otherwise cause injury TO The Liver and Lungs.
Persons whose contributions are broken down by The
of Mercury Arsenic, Bark Cuin.ne and who su
frrins from Diseased Liver or an inucicions ueasrs
the Diseases should use the Arcanum Extract without
delay. ,,,,
In complicated OF scrofn!a and Syphilis, and IN
cases where the Syphitc Virus OF The parent causes de-
yeopueu OF Scroiua the child, his Is The only remedy
upon which reasonable hope OF recovery can De
In numerous instances, slso where u!cerSoa aa. Ise
bare both Liz aren and bone and where 10 al
no human but amputston could have saved e, re-
have been snslched from the grave ana resloeo 70
health the devourng disease being completely eradcs'eo
By the Of this ineshnabe Extract IL,
The propnetors OF the Arcanum Extract have had this
nedcre used in all The diseases with the most grail
fling results In using medicine neither business or
pleasure need interrupted requiring only The usual re-
s,rant OF moderation in Diet and is equally applicable ana
elfcacious the infant well as tho adult
Pamphlets giving description for what the Arcanum
Extract is applicable with observations lnsensbe Fer
,pralon and Treatise Diseases general accompany
each bottle Agents supplied wit, the above pamphlets
for grstuilous circulation
Price 81 per bottle. Prepared and sold by j. Winner Ham
icn Canada West, and John Wner Co. IS Maiden-ane,
n Y and for sale by Wyatt Ketcham, III Fulton-st X
A. Sands 1873 Bowery cor OF Spring; j. Coddingtor,
SOS Hudson Sprngst and j. W. Bssseti GA Broad
way and Druggists generally throughout The city, In Brook
lvn by Mrs HAYS iS9 Fucr-st f. T. Quirk Co corner
OF Atlantic and Columbia 1871 TbSSim-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21

II' p. & A. G.. STEVENS, Attornies and Counseiors,
No 1870 Main-st Buffalo N. Y. will promptly attend TO
all collecting in the line Of their profession with fidelity and
care and make early remsnces They will also act
agents for Of property lying !r Buffalo or the West
part Of The Sae Refer 10 Stuart Jessup, Esqa No.
IS Nussaus; Alfred Edwards Co., A. III. Freeman Co.,
VIM W. Pinneo & Co; Bowen l. McNamee, Merchants
New-York Hon. Joseph Bell and Charles +. Smith, Esaa
No q Old State House, Boston, Mass. il6 lawln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21

WINDOW SHADES. Window Shadesl!-J. c..
w Woodford 239i Broadway, Importer and Dealer In
Window Shades, having completed his assortment now
offers to those about furnishing their dwellings, splendid
assortment OF Painted Window Shades, embracing every
style Of late and fashionable designs.
B-Merchants from the adjacent cities, buying 70 sell
again. viii find inducements make selections from ths
assortment next door The Of Reades t2ss LIS
fargo Buildings l6f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21
FITS FITS


lVAN'S VEGETABLE ENTRACT-An infalhble Reme'
dy for Epieptc Fits o: Falling Sickness Commissions,
ac-Ths medicine which Is purely vegetable, !, he only
remedy that has been discovered which VIII PosFeiy
cure this hitherto invunerabe disease. II ia well Known
time mmemoria physicians have pronounced EpAep
Fits lncrnb Ii has bsed all their skill and the boast
I'd s medicine aad consequently thousands have
suffered through miserable existence aud NJ last yielded
up Their lives upoc OF insanity This no fiction,
the paerna feeling innumersble hearts Will bear les
tmony And with all Difference 10 the opinions OF pnysl-
Clans the learned and great say positively, Epilepsy
can cured We of how long standing or what
effects produced by H. ii be cured The 'egeta.
BILE Extract is all powerful in curing Ibis dread scourge OF
the human famyhundreds have been cured and me GER
fca,es omany he the principal ohce lSi Grand
ST. New York. where the afflicted invited 10 call and
have their cases examined aud advice given ee OF charge
Let doubt the efficacy OF the Vegetable Extract
think their hopeless, let such call upon INA Iol
lowing persons who have either been cured or are now
using the medicine !, -
Mrs. Jane Benne, whose son was afflicted lor elSn or
ni,e years with Episptic Fits cured by using The We
y, able Extract-ca all aud see her al Ill Gnnd-st
!r Jacob Petty, who afflicted for four years WIN
Epepc Fits. was cured by using the Vegetable Extract
call and see him at III Delancyst Mira Eleanor W. hle
was afflicted twenty years with Epepc Fits, and was
cured by using the Vegetable ENlfaccail and see her a.
Yorkvile. Mr.. VIM Ii. Parseis who mas been afflicted
for twensy hree years with Epepc Fits Is now Using The
Vegetable Extact-call and him u No ll9 broomes
AID numerous others may be called on desired fice
81 per bottle.
lyan's Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills for removing all NOR
bid aud corrupt humors and purifying Inc blood irce %
cents per box DRS. VANS 4 HART, Proprietors
PRINCIPAL Office 1874 GTani-st New orS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21

DEAR Sir: gave vial Of the "Dend Shor' you len
with me for the purpose testing merits TO friend OF
mine who Introduced It's IN his family by giving IL 10
patent selected suitable II administered &C.
cordng the directions around the VIAL and to my aston
ichnient the first operation brought away 50 worms |
have administered several other instances since With
similar good SUCCESS and ii will afford me much pleasure
doing all In my power to recommend to the nouce o
my friends and the public generally ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21

forgot to state we continue the use OF their Invention
with the resultA VILE
e See similar certificates from johnson, Geer & Coz.
Troy, n z; E C. Salisbury, West Troy, n " John D.
Dale, Lansingburgh. N Y. CookG Enge, Brooklyn N Y
G. Lane and c. B. Tippet, Agents Methodist Book Con
cern 200 Muberryst N. Y; Charles Ross Co. Je.rson
Steam Mla atsl. N. T.. Gen. T. w. Hsnney Ssrd at cor
and 5rd-av. ms Iawu
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Boarding anb Sote!s.

WANTED BOARD fora gentleman and wife, with
w unurnshed room on The second or third Hoor sMu
aed NOT hisher up town than Chamberss Terms mustbe
moderate Address, stating location and terms, - al
this Office. SUI o.
DOARD.-A gentleman and his wife, or TWO slpg.e
ID gen,emeu can obtain pleasant rooms with ooafd py
applying at 20 White-st References exchanged. iHIW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21

=,
JEFFERsoSvLLE, Va, 18th May, lafi
hereby certify that about six months since made OF
Dr. H. Peerys Vemifge, In OF one OF my children,
about age OF four The child was very low 90
much 30 that almost al the point oil death IN
few hours passed and In the course OF e
pext day entirely restored 10 her former health
have wen others of The family With the same oenen-
cial effects. 49,. n
The above vermifuge has been made use OF by Dr..
Peery in wide field Of practice embracing this ana sew
era acent Counties for number OF years ana WIN un-
exempted success. ALEA- 81 CLAlh-
Price % cents per vial.
SANDS Druggists 10 Fulton-sL Z73 Broadway, and n
Eas. Broadway New.York, and by Druggists generally
hron ohoutt hs United IA I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21

EAH. n. II. PEEK1 - ' EhIII n WC,UT DeuH
~ Shot" for WomsI high!y concentrated and chemically
combined prepdraon capable from the ponptude 81 US
action of clearing the system hours 81 every '"orm
The exceeding small quantity of this medicine required TO
est the existence OF remove every one from
The sysem its operating In hours together with us
great certainty Of effect, coustute It one OF The most phi
liant discoveries OF the age seldom needs 10 be repeated
and be followed by any other purge therefore
urgent cases those OF fits or caused
by worms unrivaled superiority Is manifest Few med
cnes AT better calculated improve the health oil Children
even where exist; II removes nose masses OF
crudtes tina, line and closely adhere to tho stomach ana
riery of worndsease Though prompt and certain In lis
operation h perfectly safe and adapted TO the tenderest
age. 49,. ,,,,,,
The following testimonials selected from multitude
OF others He evidence OF its great medicinal value
Extract from letter receited from. DR.. Wharton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21

tDcO,UUV on good Brooklyn City property.
lsf l. LINCOLN, . Nassau.st
RisMUTH.-Pure Metallic Bsmuih for sale al retail
~ at Burling-slip, By BoARDMAN HART. 2Of 81
CAKPETS-lO0 pieces hne medium and superine ali
~ wool Carpets and 800 pieces 81 printed cotton Drug
gets, for sale by NESMIrH q CO. 80 Pine-st II
SlLk WORM GUT.-A fine assortment OF superior
~ SILK Worm Gut. for sale, wholesale and Retail
2of JOHN J. BROWNE CO 10 Ful;on-st near Nassau:
RANCA TINA luls more OF mat Banes Ta iR r 49,
~ on hand and for sale by BOARDMASs Intiine-slp
20fSt 6bufnne
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-02
"lndeed, Mr.. W., have you known US so

"lndeed, MIR. W., have you known us SO
long?''
then made myself known as the former APP
prentice to Mr.. R., and was Immediately re-
cognzed by Mrs. H. as one of her earliest street
acquaintance in Rochester.
"But that pail-what do you think has be-
come Of that? asked Mrs. ii.
THAT suppose was long since numbered
among the things that WERE"
"By no MEANS" said he, at the same time
tipping wink to his wife.
She arose from the table and left the room,
and soon returned with the identical pail, as
they both assured me. need hardly say that
it bore palpable evidences of the ravages of
time.
"But what is your object in preserving that
P ail?"
"Its associations. We look upon it as one
of the earliest instruments which contributed
to our success in life, and as such we shall ever
cherish it,"
soon afterward took my leave of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. and their interesting and happy fami-
ly; and not day since then has my mind been
without It's remembrances of The Girl and her
Tin Pail,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-02

SINGULAR CAUSE OF DEATH. Recently in
London, young lady went to bed in good
health and was found the next morning dead!
The physicians who were called in, declared
that the sole cause of this catastrophe, was the
poisoning of the air, by the exhalations of a
quantity of lilies found in the large vases on a
low table in the room. Roses, tuberoses, jas
mines, and in fact, most flowers, may in the
same way, produce effects, if not mortal, at
least very injurious. Their influence acts most
powerfully on nervous persons.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-02

ARRIVAL OF MISSING SHIP. The ship
Moselle, about which considerable anxiety has
been felt, by owners, insurers and expectants
of new French goods, has arrived safely at
Boston. She brought out about 80 emigrant
passengers. The Moselle, on ship, cargo and
freight, was insured for about $500, 200 in Bos-
ton. Her cargo is unchanged, notwithstand-
ing the severe weather she has experienced
She sailed from Havre on the 3lst of Decem-
Der, and from Fayal, where she was put in for
repairs, on the Sd of February.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-02

ANOTHER SHIP MISSING. The ship Virgi.
mia, Wood, master, sailed from Liverpool fol
New York, on the 2sth day of December, and
has not been heard of since. It is barely pos.
sble that she may arrive, but ninety-two days
out in season memorable for storm and ship.
wreck, certainly is alarming. The brother Of
Mr. Andrew Thomson, machinist, of Trenton
N. j., was on board Of the Virginia, and pro-
badly his family with him.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-02

OCEAN STEAMERS. The steamer Unicorn
is now out from Liverpool thirteen days. The
Great Western, considerably improved, will
begin her trips on the It'll instant. 1t is said
that the speed of the monster steamer Great
Britain, has been much increased by the en-
largement of her screw. She begins her trips
on the 9th of May. The Caledonia will leave
Liverpool on the 4th inst, for Halifax and Bos-
ton. The Cambria on the 10th inst
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-02

PERSONAL News. Cassus NJ. Clay is in
Cincinnati on a visit.-G. J. Adams, for
merly Mormon, is using up the whole tribe
ia his lectures at Cincinnati Green, the
reformed gambler, is about to start literary
paper at Lawrenceburg, Ind.-J. w. Jones,
late Speaker of Congress, is a candidate for the
Legislature in Virginia. DR.. Scott, of
the LIST Presbyterian Church of New Orleans,
has obtained five months leave of absence from
his congregation, on account of i'll health
Rev. DIR. O'Flaherty, pastor of the Catholic
church, Salem, Mass, died suddenly on Sun
day evening, ola disease of the heart.--Rev.
N. Adams, of the Essex street church, Boston,
preached his 18th anniversary discourse on Sun
day.-Larkin Snow, an old merchant, of
Boston, died suddenly on Monday o..
Smith has suddenly disappeared from Stoning-
ton, Conn.,, on account of the fact becoming
known that he had five wives living-enough,
certainly, to make any man run of,-The
celebrated Robert Owen sails from New York
for Liverpool on the Sd inst
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-02

DREADFUL FREsHET IN MANE.-Seventeen
Houses Swept or! The papers from Maine
bring accounts of most disastrous freshets in
the Penobscot and Saco rivers, The ''ams''
OF ice in the Penobscot have, in various places,
caused much alarm and damage. All the
booms on the Saco have been carried away
AT Livermore, on the Kennebec, seventeen
houses were swept away. At Bangor, on Fri
day evening, the water was two feet above the
wharves, and at Mount Hope a bridge and
three small houses were swept off entirely
At Augusta the store houses on Long wharf
were carried into the dock, together with the
livery stable of ]. L. Merrill. On Water st.,
all the cellars of the houses were filed, and
the ice continued to force the water down for
two hours, when it gave way. Richardson &
Co. lost 100000 feet of lumber. At Pittston
the store houses of Messrs. Stevens, and Mr.
Bradstreet, and the barns of Mr.. Moulton and
Captain Grover were carried off. A part of
the dam at Great Falls is gone, and an immense
amount of property destroyed. The ice ex-
tends nine miles from Bangor, and is twenty
inches thick, and apparently as solid as mid
winter.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-02
FRETGHT TO PHILADELPHIA.

..... The Freight Trains OF the
EE<S1sfsss5 az Philadelphia, Wilmington and
kssSSsJ 49,. Baltimore Railroad Company
-.sSsf Care now running daily (except
Sundays) between Baltimore and Philadelphia.
% MERCHANDISE, &C., will be received a,
the depot, corner Of President and Fleet sts every
day except Sundays until O'Clock, P. Nj.
N5- All articles must he accompanied with me-
morandum, shelving the marks, destination & nasle
of censgnee-and in all cases the Freight on Goods
for cuy places (where agencyis establshed) must
be PAID IN advance, otherwise they will not be sent
dlSu A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-02

Coon Days Work. No less than three
hundred and seven thousand pounds of mer-
chandise, were brought to Phladelph by the
railroad line, from New York, on Tuesday
This exceeds any days work ever done on
that line before, ana as the freight charge is
"a per thousand pounds, the whole amounts
to sizes.