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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-03
Miscellaneous.

A L
~ Company, New YORK, February 49, isf-Whereas
Tie Bylaws adopted BY the Directors OF The Lorg Island
Railroad Company, on The 2ls day OF March, 1916, pro-
vide that
The Annual Messing Of the Stockholders OF this Com
pany for the choice Of thirteen Directors shall be held
The hlrd Monday n February OF eseh year a! the once OF
Inspectors
kept open until O'Clock, P. D."
And whereas, by insdverlslce such bylaw and The
notice Of such meeting has not been duly published ss re-
CURED by sw and election Of Directors for the yess en-
suing having been heldTnereore Resolved ts, an cleo
Compsnys otee 10 New York, Tuesday, the 9Th day
OF April under The direction Of three Inspeetors and
IN accordance with the Revised Statues The POL to De
that the seerssry cause notice thereof 10 be duly pub
lshed.
trve cGpy ron the minutes. $780,,
DAVID 5. IVES Secretary.
NOTICE is hereby given .hal tie annual meeting Of The
stockholders Of The Long Island RGroed Company 0rthe
election Of thirteen directors VIII be bed 81 The ocs OF
said Company II No. y Wiiam-st Merchants exchange
in the city Of New York, the eth Day Of April next
The poll 10 te open from u O'clock al noon uurl
O'Clock, P NJ. BY order oflhe Board, ~, s---..-
DAVID ). IVES Secretary.
Esw-yOrk, February 70. l847. 2ofAp7Ih
Il AMPS, GIRANDOLES, Hall Lanterns and Can
LtelaDras. for The Fall TTede.-DlETL, BROTHER
co. IS WilllAmst IN the Washington Block manu-.
OF artcles In their line, o. Re following descriptions,
which hey win sell 81 Wholesale or r@sI, sI low prices
for cash.
Improved Chemical Oh and Csmphsns Tampa,
Solar Lamps Gll and Bronxed, 10 great variety,
Cornelius 4 Co.'S celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps,
Girardces, various psIIsrns, g nIyared or sTonIed
saspending solsur, Dorie csnpheoe Lamps
Bracke. So,ssg, side do
Solar Chandeliers, Brackes DO
Patent Lard Hand Tampa, sthnd do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Csmphene Chsno1usJ,
Superior Chemical Oh, Pure sperm OIL
do Campbene, Solar and Lard Oh,
DO Burning fluid, Refined Whale OIL
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Removals..
REMOVAL,

REMOVAL.
TINE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE REMOVED from no. :
i 10 No 2Eessau-st where they have spenoia esoI-
r,ent of Gold and Silver upiex Patent Lever hnenoI
E.cspeuept Lepins and Vertical Wslches se ected otn
he brst Manufactured 10 Europe which viii De WsslV
ed perfeci time keepers. .- CT, -, 4.
a. 40 40 Gold Pencil Cases and Gold
Do do do Thimsle., Ring. Pins Pe1s.
80 AZ 40 Bracelets with Stones and Hair.
do DO 90 Silver FORKS Spoons aod Plate I,as
An the above articles will be sold Of the lowest rates
and warranted 10 be equal TO the best made IN the cy
MOTT BROTHERS. Importers ofFine watches, Nc
No Nassaust opposite the custom Rouse.
P s-Tbe above articles carefully repaired ~ me I9st
sk!a worknaen 10 tie city, and warranted 10 eve enue
satisfaction. 90 " -
TrFVOVAL,-The Office OF The TRUST flkt ~
HsURANCE CO. hos been removed from % u e.
Wssi few doors below and opposite their former To-
cation. , Ia, .
This Company with nearly an entire capital WI insure
against loss and damage by IRE all desenouona OF ne
chsndlse buildings, &C snd in the course OF nana nSV
cation at The current rates Of premium
DIRECTORS.
Elias @ Drake, Martin Hoffman, Edmund fenfOld,
VIM. Whitewrighi, WIN. r. Leggett, Robt NJ stration
r j. Hutchinson, Jas b. Townsend, John Rankin. Jr
VIM H. Johnson, James Foster. Jr John n. Hurtni
Francis Butler Chr.srs Zabriskie John Cleavelsnd
ELIAS @. DRAKE, President
LERBLUs CHAPMAN, secretary. III III
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DR.. pUsHr's TONIC FEBRIFUGE,

FEVER AND AOUE.
yIyHIs cine uss obtained wide spread reputation 70
cure Sor Ague and Fever Chill or Intermittent and Re-
men Fever In every sage n hsse aes -
ueres sfrengh IA given 10 The patient al the same line
thar tho disease sPssl from his system Residents al
the South will find 10 q T8s serice - an occasional use
OF the Tonic F-b!iiugs viii gunrd against Inc dc.h.anR
eert. Of the oiinais Pc careful 10 ask of afs Tonic
F.ygr as the celebrity Of the article has given rso 10
stterrir. At counterfeng the Be therefore you
obtain the runilHc, al which bears o. ne wrapper me
lrriffsn signature ri Dr. James A. Bruce ~ Broadway
Eev-YorF IN 3rrcoi
THE ELDORADo PAIN ABsTRACTOR.
VTNITEF MOST OF THE PREPARATIONS or THE
ODAY Ibis Ointment lays no claim 10 perform won
ders. bat 10 does car pAn and Inflammation,
ara 10 cure hurns wounds md bruises sooner Than Any
al Ma boas.ed magical compounds To prove this, -
well A. 70 show In piles rheumatism, ngue
ia the face ceed limbs, fever broken breasts nia
ersipelas large nuaher Of certificates from physicians
and patients open Tor examination al he principal Of
zee where wen A. OF the agents, pamphlets can b. pro-
cured Price . sud 81 pertox, containing larger
quantity than 10 given elsewhere. Druggists and whole
sale dealers supplied liberal terms. Principal Once
4l2 Broadway. Agenis-H. Johnson, 20 Broadwayi y.
H. AFFORD i6g BOwery Bnnce corner OF Catherine and
South as. III Imeoa JAMES 4 ERUCE. Proprietor.
CHERRY PECTORAL.-Ayefs Cherry Peeoral.
Nfor the cure Of coughs colds consumption, and all al
factops Of the lungs and throat This preparation IL ca
rey free from The suspicion Of QuHckeTy, and 10 recon-
mended by physicians 81 the highest resPecsbiy. lis
Ingredients and mode Of preparation fully laid open 10
he inspection OF he Ned cs Profession, and Il Is cont
denty believed lhsf It's combination - such 10 give lie
utmost energy 10 remedial effect with The most peuecl
ssieiy.
Druggists l42 Wsisr-sti Rushson Co. :. Mihsu, J.
A Msakn. and II snry Johnson, Apohecaries Broadway
2N I'm
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WOMAN AND HER DISEASES,

INROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE, adapteJ sN-
cusivey to her instruction In Toe natural laws OF her
sytcrr and all the diseases Of ner critical periods Dy 70
ward H. Dixon, NJ. D. PIP 325, prioo q p The New
York Journal e Medicine The Boston Medical Journal
Tribune Evening Post Mirror Anglo American, Aloion'
have given the highest testimonials of the vsue OF ths
pornlar work All orders enclosing the cash promptly a.
landed ~ nv CHARLES II. RING,
mi Iva corner Broadway and john-st.
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Reuuhlic of HRyfi.

Tia Journal Of Commerce, after noticing the fact
nat he Let Of March 10 the snnivsrsay OF the accession
n he pssrst Rishe 10 the Prshdsney Of the Republic
Of Hsyu goes on 70 give the following 7~vre Of recent
events 10 that quarter
During the past year political events Rave occurred
n that islsnd Of memorable importance iu commence
ment marked by the existence Of an insurrecnSn
more serious and general than any among the
nrmsrops and mutseinous outbreaks recorded IN me
snnals Of the Republic. We have heretofore esnnso
to tho wisdom and energy with which the new
Government addressed itself 70 the restoration OIL
pubic tranquility and the establishment Of Ito own
ifshtful spontaneously adopting whenever prscncsole
the mild and udicious policy Of concession 70 ost oe
nsnds d,ssrmpg discomfort by removing US cause sna
by an infexble and when necessary sn armed resist
ance 70 imp rsctcsbe requirements Richie and his iieu-
tenants 10 every part Of the curbing here Doro
nate ambition, organising there, and o. the same tune
sd with activity and the most encouraging
succsss rsofessing all the wrongs Of tbe preceding Gov
srnncut The results developed were respect and
.ssrsy 'Cr properly ana aipss,"rsu and s cspess
every thing was transacted In the nsme on The law
every department of Government exercised It's iegit
mate authority and influence President Mcne olsun'
fushed for order and energy, surrounded himself with
enehted active and clever ministers; ne then secured
the cooperation Of patriotic legislature and together
they proceeded to reform system OF finance, which
somprehended receipts but had supplied the extreva
sances of the deuded pupderers who controlled the pub
ke treasury by the issue Of psper money without limit
Trey spped retrepchment OF every item OF expendi-
ture sacrificing ell their own perqusi'es and portion
OF their pay and aboishing snecures wherever they
existed They re6rgqDized the revenue department In
. manner TO secure tho prompt collection Of govern
ment dues eccrung and In arrear. Facilities were rem
dsred 10 commerce. asd important measures adopted
Tor The promotion Of agriculture but the chief encour
sremen Of these interests resulted from the assurance
which the recent proceedings impaired OF the nvioab
itv of property The reformation and renewal OF local
the establishment OF an effective Judic
sry tho organization OF a system OF Public Schools
were successfully prosecuted They then sought TO sc
cure these blessings BY the adoption ola Constitution Of
= (overnmspt al once strong and LIBERAL and believed
70 be couformed to the wants Of their political exist
ence"
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gnanranre.

hphhlo hOciNoONi ffc-idenA
SAMUEL HAssAY, Secretary.
MlsvRs Posr. ~ D. Physician, 5os Broadway nj I'm
THE kNlChEKBOCkEK Fire insurance Com.
PsnY Tate The huual Of Eew-York-Cepitsl s2s0 600
Once No 81 Wals-The Legislafur- ofths State 81 iis
e session parsed an act changing corporate OF
ne Old Mutual Insurance Con- psny OF the City OF New.
fosz 20 ae knickerboeker Fire Insurance Company Of
hew.fors AT future business Of that Corporation VIII
therefore De transacted under its new name
may be wei 20 add, BY way Of thar he Old
Mutual" Notwithstanding ~ tille was In fact Stock
Company, having capita 81 paid 10 ard securely invested,
and mai ne change Of name obtained TO prevent %
apprehension on hat point
This Company eonnres 70 Il urs against ioss damage
by are on e. favorable Iems similar institutions 10 this
city. DIRECTORS.
George ireland, John Gray, l. C. H.r1efsley,
John Oothout, Bolts Moore, Chas. p. Lsverrh
Geo Arcuiar1us, Rob't C. Wetnore,beut De Foreu,
Robert Benson, Edward Cook, VIM Tucker,
John Campbell, Anthony Lamb, Asher Riley,
George Co1klin, Adam Horne, Aexr Lawrence,
Joshua Brush. Robert KcrTaiI, Nm. h. Dean,
kobsu l. stuart AuIhouy Charlton, William Browning
GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. B. McDoSALD, Secretary.
New-Y0rk. &ay IL, 1915 ei9 eoda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-03

50 FOX SALE OR EXCHANGE for city prop
tfS erty farm OF 80 acres, In the town OF HARRISON
>~~ Westchesier County. n miles from Rye, u from
steamboat landing ?. from Msmaroneck from the New
Haven Railroad which will soon be done ~ from While
Plains; buildings and fences In good order plenty OF
fuil situation fine, land IN high state OF Guilty stion-
For terms, apply 70 4. ID. BROWN $40 Grsnd-st or j.
PALMER on the premises zJf eodu
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REGISTER FOR FEBRUARY, lS47:
dNtuhlyhr The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-03

HUBBARD'- PAFERs.-BURNAPh BABcOCK,
limo. D5 futonsL orer for sale full assortment % Pa
pen manufactured by the Messrs- Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers blue and white Imperial, super Royal
Royal, Medium, Deny and Flat Cap.
5snx foiio Posi-, Bank Qnarto Post, Exchange Cap.
Exrs super Cut Cap, ruled and plain
aet,er rsper, ruled snd plain, fill assortment
Packet Post Super and Ex,rs Super
3nisd PLsls Pspsr Coored Inpsrisls
Colored Royals, tnick sLd thin
Do. Medium, do do
Do. Double Cap, FOR copy books
sns GLAZED ColoEed Mediums, Royals, &c. &c.
D. D. have s.o % band very extensive assortment OF
Mntng Papers, BOOK and News Printing pspers Plais
fePers, Hardware and Wrapping Papers They are also
cole agents OF the genuine Fktsgi Enyslope Pepper.
rrnnE rsPs VI apy Use End quality issde 70 order q
ss'HasSs< va esysea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-03

@ At PRIVATE sALE-sive Lots on Tho south
H. side OF Tliltyhird-st one hundred and seven
three feet east OF Telth avenue, each lot - ieel
inches by rs feet deep a.. -,
Also. one Lot on south tide OF lhiryeshihs- 30 ee'
Ne, Eifh.svenie size of q By hiif he block.
Also six Lots north side or llmryniIhs. between
sixth.avsnuss esch lot \ bv half he block.
A.o ore Lot on sou,h side OF ThlrtydrsisL $50 feel
west Of + flh-avenue.
Also Lot on east side OF o5padWay - ires norm CT
Thirielhst .,,.-,, -
Also, one Lot southeast corner Oh IhIfileusL Hhd
Broadway Forrsrticulrrs apriyt 10
ANTHONY ] BLrECKFR, Au-toneer,
r-,t.- BROAD 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-03

Ga FOR Saba neat Cottage ard Barn, with about
d. four and hall Of good land pleasantly situated
49, in the town Of New Rochelle on Weymans avenue,
within hss mile OF Steamboat Landing and about that
distance from he New-Haven snd New York Railroad
There good well OF wslernear the basement door, and
number OF fruit trees &c. II has good view Of tue
Sound and surrounding country u he above place e not
sold At private by he 9Th day Of March next viii Ne
public auction on the premises NJ 10 O'Clock A.
81 on thst dav. For farther particulars inquire Of
LE COUNT 4 BARTON, New Rochelle Lsnding.
r.,.~ Ro~balla Eeh Il fQf7 IQ -
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fgNHE SPRING sni summer FASHIONS ior 1871 are now
published and for sale By TOBRE, Cortland e. NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-03

a. AT PRIVATE SALE--Ihe iSo-slofy hncS
20 house ard lease Of lo N Clinton place, fronting Msr
@-~ cerst with of 10 rear hinlhsi Ea-h lot p feet
front and resT by 95 feet II inchos Leases from Sailor
SNUG Isfbor with renewals Sire ~ muse p feet by ~
feet deep with good basement and shc In font aud uree
tories a rfar good undercslHr, back bading two so
des and t1aefrenf 1ne house Is gmish'd uth msrble
msrles mahogany doors Croton wsiar &C For pRIhcu-
lars apply - ANTHONY =. bLthCAEk,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-03

- FOK SAiE-O1 essv terms. or exchange tor city
81 or Brooklyn vacant lots, splendid country seat az
uaied on the Passaic river, In BellevlIe, Gew-Jer
sey g miles from Jersey CIV and miles from Newark
containing bundled and FIVE Of The best quality OF
land in ih stsie sboui - being covered with heavy TIM
ber and the balance being meadow and plow land. Build
ings new and put up Al cost OF oveg s500 Inquire OF
xifueoi gro ". PARSONS. IS WalLst
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=. .r pRIY,rE saLE-FonIlila:.I .nd Wa.ilr

81 AT PRIVATE SALE-Fourin-sL snd Washing
ionsqsreT The first class modern i5siory and Al
~ nc dwelling house "a Fourh.st. on Washington
SQUARE and commanding tne view Of Fth-evenue being
situated right opposite The same The house built IN ne
mos, substantial manner, and finished IN tse pest sye
marble mauels throughout the house Is hesed with
hot air furnace the Croion water laid on Beebe rsnge
In kitchen ke The lot IL g feet by 100 feet The
premises complete ndiion and possession TO be
gven on or before the fret OF Msy next Fer terms and
Aurfio0per I RrOafs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-03
Real estate.

- PTRTTr SALR.-THonAs X SON. Ane-
e a ,ioneers-ValuAbs rolling mill. TWO steam engines
s.,rt-g he H. 5 Nsvsl Asylum the river Schuy
S3i On Tus5ay March . 49, viii be sold AZ puohc
sale. q. seven O'Clock n w s Sk :, ~ 9 S So
be r1errt- thereon ere.te< sil.ie on Ne West see
q Sutherland ATelae alor ns on ne sosh ne s 80 .
snd h ieplh westward 80 feet ,.,,,--
TIE improvements cons q q large IAi.ie oal.ing,
.sr Is b 81 feet will sists sitachedwArehOuse fot
s1ring iron smiIhs shop, &C One srss -es ene ne =
lnch cylinder feet stroke, built by NJ W. bacwlh ons
small steam engine about ten morse power ioI PISS ana
r1rne aes-s beating furnaces aad two single and one
doublS pudding f1rnsee-fsns fer blast complete sci
Of rolls and machinery eompete for rolling ana nnsnnR
Eosg kinds Of merchant, bsr guide sh1 sciO.'
prsng everything Necessary ior f i,b
for rolls ready for use. - , -,
The sigsiiOn OF hts property q one Of The oes' u we
country for an establishment Of this description WAFER
communication By thA schuylkl Or shipping ant reeey'
ing iron coal ke ~ WILDE sold clear Of ncuntTance.
Forfsrhsr particulars nqire on the premise. 81 he
aucron sore. NJ THOMAS son, AIcSsneer-,
PhHasdpAia. FEB ls4I ~ 81 20 elnnIs-.
q AT At CTION AND PRIVATE sALE.-Ln
he ao1rishng Town OF Bloomfield. n. J., snd in the
viciuty Of several male and female boarding schools
Of the .t order being about and halfhous ride from
New-York city By Railroad and snge, hourly
wiz be sold 81 suction 10 pursuance Of AZ oreer 81 ne
Orphans Cour, oe the 9Th day Of March next a. oeoek
P NJ az Joseph NUNS Inn, Farm containing > acres IN
good condition. with cou5eone ind half soy dwelling,
large barn. cider house kc onthe premises situate 10 ne
Immediate vicinity Of the aFge Print WORKS being ell
Known "a The ss residence Of Captain Baldwin deeess
ed Several other lots OF land contiguous thereto viii De
sold the time and psce. Terms, part eash ~
2 2 Crane J. Mum and A. Crane. Commissioners.
Private Sale. Farm Of IS acres, situate two miles
North OF The described the ros leading 70 Paiersoo-
also a. pirate sale three dwelling houses and lots D
tsnin from one half well Stocked With choice
frit sfuate in the immediate vicinity OF the West Bloom.
fed Presbyterian Church. very pleasant and desirable
country situation Several olhsr los Of land nay be had
s he shove 4 desired .sS Farm q S ss5 s IN
q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-03

80 AT pKTlATE NNIE--IUE VsTUfY UIIth IVIIsF
o. and lot in fee lI2 BroomesL-houss n by 81 feet
&< dsep-fnshed with marble msntels, folding doors
under cellar SC SC. has fsory brick building on rear
ofthe lots size Of lot Is feet front snd by 81 feet
inches deer.
Also the 3ory brick house and lot 10 Zee j2s Stanton a.
house 20 BY ~ feet deephard finished walls containing
seventeen rooms size OF lot ~ by 20 feet deep Onehaf
Of tho purchase money remain bond and mortgage
Tor 8 wears. For particulars appy 10
rn2 ~ 4 / hLEFChrh. Anrl.oneer ] Rroadst.
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=, To IkT-The beautiful Spring COttsge, with all
~ the flrniture garden orchard cnrrage house stable,
&c combining the convenience OF the city, with the
beauty aud healthfanes- Of the covntrysuaied State
a. near POwerss one mile from The South Ferry Brock
Of EDGAR HICKS, corner Of sehermerhoTn and Court
a. pro,kivn ~ eodff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-03

o. FOR SALE-A block Of land between sixth and
~. Seventh avenues and between One Hundred-snd
49, Thirfvfrst and One Hundred and Thiry-secOnd ss.
containing 81 Level with city grade and soil suta.
be for burying ground.
also 10 lots between Third ard Fourth avenues and One
Hundred. Thirteenth and One Hundred and Fourteenth
streets
Hund Twelfth and One Hundred and Thirteenth
streets Terms accommodating. Apply 70
I7f I'm T. kETCfiT'M 60 Nasssu-st
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WINTER ARRANGgMgNT-
D JEFFERSON KAii.IiOAD-

~ t55S sE}SY Wlnier Arrangement TO comments
October LIST, 1915. Leave
PATERSON DEPor. Hrw-YouK.
s O'Clock, A. N. u O'Clock, A. n.
iii O'clock A, NJ i2t O'Clock, p. NJ
0clocb 2 81 a O'Clock, = "a.
Leaves Paterson Dep0lS New-Yofk al
o'clock, A. n, 81 O'Clock, A. NJ
O'clock P n. al O'Clock, Pm
Passengers ara advised TO DO at No FERRY few mlDui.,
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CTEAn POWER for q small plsehine, o. nshl Nd
Seean manufacturing easlness 10 let with pan q me
fgar.h story Of the Tn6une kpndpfe Apply D fnsaps
Qsse p'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-03

Ng- York Titgns Esr IA letter from tie President
Of The suffolk Co. Bank at Sag Hxrbor says
We have broken open our chest lone OF Bellg open,
and End al safe even 10 the Bank Nosa Our oss win be
very rifing IN fixtures, kc-
large assortment, Of the original wnders Patent sss.
maudeT SAFES for sale st the Iron Safe Depot OF
SILAs {. HEARING iSs Water.
l0f Ssw In DIV conner Of Depey,tsr.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-03

IN PURsUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
iCouniy OF New Yok notice is hereby given 10 all per
having claims agenst Mary Miles, late Of the city Of
New ork widow deceased prevent the with tho
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber Dr. r. H. Burras No.
OliYerstreet Ia the city Of Newfork, or before tie
sixth day OF July HexL And ell persons indebted 10 The
estate requested 10 make Immediate payment above
dated Nev-York, the ed day Of December, 1915.
7. r. BVRRAs, Administrater..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-03

IT, NOFICE.-On ara after friday, Nov~s
Y{eher .nth, the Steamboat SYLPn. Cso,ea
BREASTED, will make he following irips /,
snd from Staten Island, until farther nosce,vir'
Isars Nssr- York-At and N A. MI. 81, ST. p NJ lnIs
Isnx Staten bland-Alsl, 10, l2A M.-ssni APH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-03
DR.. AMOS G. HuLL,s

nR. POWELL, Ocalst and Aurisi, s,is3ts 10 DIS
JEAsEs Of the EYE and EAR from 10 o'clock Ct his
residence, 26l Broadway, Of ArensL Opnihamis,
feciaaly removed
AMAVRosIs uesied with great attention and success.
STkABISNus. OF Squirting, cured In few minutes
DEsFsKss and ell discharges ron he Ear permanently
cured ARTIFICIAL Eyes inserted.
specisfles adapted 10 every defect if lnDtR
Democratic banner., 1847-08-23

"TnE WORLD MUsr DE PEopLFD-"--Tbe
wife OF Mr.. William Tinker, IA fisherman in
New York, presented him on Tuesday, witt
three little female thinkers. A Mrs. Dunn,
of Detroit, recently presented her loved and
loving lord with three little Dunns. Mrs.
h. +. Cannon, Of New Salem, on Thursday
night, presented her husband with four
small cs1aoss.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-23

.4necdOtc cfBuena Iistd.-James S. Jen.
nison. who was in the bloody battle of Bue-
ma Vista, relates the following anecdote that
occurred at the time, or at least gained
lcredence with the soldiers
Son the day of the battle of Buena Wis
ia, and when the I'd Indiana regiment was
under full retreat, one of the men came a.
cross a private belonging to the Arkansas
cavalry, who was wounded and unable to
get off the field. He had dismounted from
his horse and was lying on the ground at
the time the Indianian came along. The
Arkansas man upon seeing the Indianian.
asked him if he would help him on his horse
again, which was standing some twenty or
thirth yards off; the Indianian, glad
to get the chance Of ruling off the
field, consented, and catching the horse,
helped the Arkansas man, on, he, the In
dianian, getting Oil before. While they
were leaving the field, a cannon ball from
the enemyss battery took off the Arkansas
man, and the Indianian did not notice it,
Upon arriving at the doctors quarters,
he was asked what lie was going to do with
the man he had behind him? lie replied
that he had brought him to get his leg dress
ed. 'Why, SIR replied the doctor, he has
had his head shot off! The Indianian cast
a look behind him and gazed at the stump
for a moment, and replied-'WIy the liar,
he told me he was only shot in the leg. y"
The whole amount contributed by the
Democratic banner., 1847-08-23
Oh, the spiteful little creatures!

CURE 0 THE GOUT.-l, pick a hand
kerchief from the pocket of an old maid of
fifty years, who aeverhad a wish to change
her condition; 2, wash it three times in an
honest miller's pond; 8, dry it on a parsons
hedge that was never covetous; 4, send it
to a doctors shop that never killed a pa
tent; 6, mark it with a lawyers ink who
never cheated a client; 6, apply it to the
part affected.