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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
BOOK TRADE.
nSr pu1LISHED,

nART XVI Bfafhwsit-s hefcSpeet Of ffactleai he1-
leine ard .ursrrT. nst y-t.t 'p-rnN .,-t-...-t
Rstro.pective View Of every Discovery And inPl1sS
,snt in he Medical Scisnce-The design OF ths ~ott
IL 10 collect and present 70 the prsetons onee 10 eseiy
80 di,covsres - have h@en made n heoieai SCI
snes in sny part Of the world within that hms. sno
tsst too a. nearly possible, 10 the isngnaz> o. TO-
49, sseh df.esvrres or Improvements, % THAI ~
r.f.r.nc. 10 this vorE any physician may have AZ ~,
sc,,n.nt ~ tfhnz cost fail and complete satnm.,
~ M ths h n. .nd valuable i1 the Medical Sorld Win
90 yhisetinf himself either 70 the s1Pens@ or iahef ~
throush n. VARIOUS journals sEd new medieA
,sors, that are being daily issued =, - -,
thereafter 81 5oi single Nos - cts invsriaoJ 10 20
.... o,ts.l.s - r.,~so, IN
INV and January Of every year snd repuDh.hsa lh
w nv fig(m DANIEL ADEB. lpI FuIton-st
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MARI n Z 10 y r n A j..
PORT OF NEW.YOaK.

Arrivals pFrsneis Depsu, Mulford, Nsw-Orleans
ndse, 10 Fowler.
Brg Norma Sesbury. Sagua La Grande, March a. sugar
% Nesmth x Walsh. Left banks Edwin Johnson, Can l
f1r NewYotk, in de- Gaiiodo. Frence fm Boston, dsg
irss Tslos Lslfsar, for New York next day Nuevtss
Gdf a. Tor Boston lig; HarwOod, Young Boston. days
snog. WsshbUrn, DO. d. Viucsnnes Knight, for Port
land. disg Majestic. McNesr, FIN Havana Poconoket'
Brewer do do ElhuTan BiRuscOm do Naihsnis, Fitch,
20; Mazeppa Colson DO; Aibertini 90; Nancy Pa's-
ted Of and New-YOrk Mp the river schrs Petrol,
each FOR Boston in de; Hunting, Ames, for Boston
Irel.nd, Crowe Boston, sOop; French bark Eussns,
for Havana.
Sehr j A De Rossett. Brewster Wilmington, NC, naval
stores, % Brown, De ROsset g. Go
Seer Ann Hopkins Baltimore.
SaiIed-ship Madawssks; banks Tempeton. NOrlesuG
Lucuu. Sumstrs; John Stroud Mobiles Mary Kendall,
Frankfort Me; brigs Republic, Msranhsm Philuia Saw
snnah. and others
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MUSIC. LETTER.

a Nd PAMPHLET PRESERNER-This folio is De.
II signed for the filing Of music letters pamphlets and
newspapers ustead OF the nary mode Of filing ette
In scrap books Iti. consructedby means Of back
secured by wirehat each letter sheet Of music s
ped with and secured perfectly when bound
and Index for Tie Of etters from whom reeev'
cd aud the OF pieces OF music contained within,
be referred TO, and be made from the first pieces
TO the end OF the volume when full they can be slipped
with and # desirable made ready for the binder
end then commence a series. They prevent the
nelossd from being torn soiled lost They are
bound in neat and durable style n for the psrlor or
cOuntin g-house Manufactured only By
J. b. CHEESMAN, Book binder, IS Gold at N. y
Cooley, Keese Hill, Agents, 1911 Broadway cor Dey's
NevvH ms II
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Fire In Dover-The Boston and Maine Rail-
read Baggage Depot burned TO ashes.
FROM the Dover IeIesrAph, EhId'
wEDSEsDAy MoKSISc. March

wEDSEspAy MoESISc. March 3.
About O'Clock this morning, fire was discov
era I'm the Freight Depot Of the Boston and Maine Rail
ro.,be 10 arrest H. and the building with nearly All It's
contents was destroyed. There an unusually large
smourt of valuable freight IA the &c o. and the loss must
t great, though u is possible give estimate the
WAY bills being destroyed. We understand that tbs Coche
cho Manufacturing Company had 20 eases Of goods In the
building seven or elgh, Of which were saved In
damsgsd state The nre supposed have originated In
a pIle of wooden waste belonging the Norway Plains
Manufacturing Company. We sorry to learn that Mr.
C. C. p Moses paper Manufacturer, Of this town, has lost
large amount OF paper which 10 leave this morning
by the cars Mr. James Ltlened is said has also lost
LARGELY.
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COAL

81 80 PER ToN1NgT coA Lys Orchard
at the above low prices large size and delivered screened
from the yard. Apply 70
T. STOKES DICKERsoN, lO7 Ant,5ny-,L
al II near Broadway.
GOAL DISCHARGING.-Ths best fresh mined
SPeaeh Orchard (red sshl Coal Is being discharged
at the foot Of Kingst N and delivered at - IS per
ton for the large size Nut, and s. for Stove Egg
Broken and . additional II screened from the yard
Dealers supplied at low price. corner Of King and
Greenwich SITS. milo I'm PETER CLINTON.
COAL-Pesch Orchard, Red Ash, all under cover snd
Sdry rsscreened and delivered sny party Of the city
from my yards, SIS Bowery, and Hanmeley and
Bedford sts Large Nat s. 90; Stove Egg and Broken
. 20; Chestnut, IS IS.
Also Lehsh, Liverpool Cumberland 40. 81 cents lerr
from the bosis. laSm.l JACOB WEEKS. IN.
GOAL LOWER THAN SUMMER PRICES
" oschsrgrg this day from the schooner label Stove
AID EgE st the low price OF s. 5 All Coal from yard dry
under snd warranted best quality Yard So Wash
nston-st near spring ~ Ing lm'l ?. KERRIGAN.
GOAL REDUCED TO SUMNER PRGCES-Pesch
NOrshsrd and Lehigb, oil sizes Apply 10
lH T. STOKES DICKERSOH. l07 Anthony-st.
COsL.-loo tons AREA suslsx Liverpool, seoat ,rs
v Tor sale by JOSEPH HcHURSAY,
~ eorHsr ~ Ft-s .1a sort- sfs
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CAUTION.

Owing 70 the Erest success ami immense sale Of Dr.
Tovusends Sarsapsrila number OF men whovers for.
merly Agents, have commenced making sssspsriis
Extracts Elixirs, Bitters Extracts Of Yellow Dock4c-
They generally put it up Ia the shaped bottles
and Of them have stolen and copied advertise
avoided.
Principal Office, - Futon-s; sun Buildinr " Y; Red
ding Co. Sste-st. Boston Dyoit Sons, l32 North
sscoud-st Phsdelph 4 ;. Hsncs DruFgist Baltimore
2. NJ. Cohen, ChsTestou; Wright Co l5 Chartres-st
n o. io5 South Pesrlst Albany aud BY eli the principal
Druggists and Merchants generally throughout the United
ststss West Indies and the Cansdss. 23f hWkFu In
NKW-NORk homeopathic DisPENs iRY,
i 81 kond-st open daily Sundays sIcepteil sf Il
oelock, NJ Also, 81 ~ O'clock Saturday, FOR the
treatment u Surgical cases
PHYSICIANS N ArrEsDAscE.-MouTgy Drs. Kirby sad
Barlow Inesaay, Drs Quin IN, Taylor HsHresdas Dfs.
suow and Bowers Turlay Drs. " right and Boles
Irtday Drs. HAWKS and Allen; Saturday. Drs. Joslin,
Bsyar.. McNiekar and stnr. fsfu
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CITY FIRMS.

THURSDAY, April 8, lsis.
THE CovRTs.-In the case OF Philip H. Furman
against Dr. Pratt for damages in DR. p ceasng 10 attend
Mr. already referred the jury verdict for plain
til Of cents. In the u =. Court Hall Co. against
the San Mutual Co for loss -four
Ron the West verdict givenor plaintiffs Of s. 33s
T We understand that Rev. A. h CRocKFR,
Of Schenectady aud Pastor OF the Second Dutch Church
Of Genve has accepted unanimous call from the Second
Congregational Church, Governeur-s New-York City.
Crockers talents Divine, and bis kind intercourse
citizen, have scared 10 him warm friends who,
independent the personal benefit arising from hs
movs 10 wider field Of usefulness, will bid him farewell
with unfeigned regret. lSchenecady Reflector.
DEAD INFANT FouSD.--The body of dead in
hnt found yesterday in Jefersopst and brought
the Station house, where inquest will bs held 1t
to-day.
yesterday arrested by Capt Seattle charge OF having
open his bedroom and stolen clothing the value Of $40
which she pswped At Mr. Jscksons In Grandst IL sp-
pear she has also stolen sondry articles Of clothing from
Mics Mcclure. Is Sprnsst She wss fully committed..
man named George Wiley arrested by officers kear
nsy snd Hsswel charge OF having attempted 20 com
init rape ahte gl named Eliksbelh Anderson, only
IL years old. "A named Julia johnson
cd last evening by Fowler aud officer Freeman
on charge Of stealing the pocket book Of Michael B-rse
ssrtssnns S2l TIE half Of 500 BILL which had bseD
torn In two, and 81 were recovered.
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WOMAN AND

rTFR DISEASES from the cradle 70 tnc traFe'
.pt,d % Instruction IN the natural ass o. PEI
system AMI all the dseatef Of her critical PeIloe y
I'd ~srd n Dixon. d PIP. 30 sixth editi1n - -
Thi,work contains complete review Of the origo sJn
toms and progress Of Pfospsus and 81 other sf.He
nisSesrts In languar- adapted 20 every resder he
MEDICAL RELIGIOUS ADD daily press have expressed ne
highest sentiments Of his vAlosoewofk IL ese p
bound 70 any part Of ths sis.'. - Fo,.,is Nv
P''VP'''' AN' CHARLES II. RING,
- $500 ri. ---.x n Iobr.st and 9r- Al gag.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

% FOR sABg.-k fam within miles of the Cityo'
NJ ndson. containing 5l Il said % be one Of
49, ihs valuable farms IA Columbia Couufy-the
wood sni timber IL estimated to he worth at least $4,000
Apply 70 iilo III 7. !. HALL. 2nJ broadway.
"a FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE for City Pfo-
~ perg-A farm OF anout 90 acres pleasantly situated
a or Long lsland hours ride from The city by rail-
road fhc farm there IL good house, kitchen barn and
0lher buildings, good well Of water &c he door, ~
orchard OF apples cherries peaches pears sud quince'
ard variety o. shrubb-ry together with the crops
o me ground. TVohirds Of the mJuey can remain on
gage. For farther ptrtc1lars inquire ~ - new
number Sprng q. would be let low TO good tenant
lsys
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AND MONEY MATTERS.
sales a, tn. stock Exchange. ..ApsL q, is4s.

The following is the amour, Of Treasury Notes
outstanding on let April;
Amount outstanding Of the several iss1es
y ssors 20 Of ri s. s2z4lsO 81
Amount ou,r4noing Of the issues Of 20 Ju- so, a.,
w. 1916, SIS per records u the once '"'p ."
Amount eoistsndin Of tbs Issue OF Z.th Jan ~,
usry 1897 per records Of this otse.. looosCO "
ro..t famed si2I55 $50 81
Deduct eancsled notes ia tho hands OF the
accounting of cers, q which 81. COZ 10 %
der the act Of I'd July. 1876 $1,000 IL
under the act q 23th January, 1871 and 81. 80. 81.
81 0O0 under other scts................. 1sty1 -
ri iS3 81
81 ota-
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a POPLAR TREATISE

a DDREssED TO YOUNG MES, containing com,
n plets review Of the origin symptoms an1 pfczess o.
svsry known dsease snd Of the consequences OF shc
and abuse 10 every oiss Of life 10 snEuass adspteo
- svsry resder-hv Eiward II. Dixon, ND. pp. ~
Price 81. Eighth e iton.
TIE edeal and daily press in every part o. ne "a
~ have expressed the highest sentiments q this
~ orh II can he sent bound 10 any part OF the niteo
STATE. st postage Of Is cents POSTPAID ard essn ofdef'
ouly attended TO- For sale by CHARLES n hiNO,
OnIy ,s u,VIrir. eor John.st and Broadway
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OFFICE or "THE lfuPS MUTUAL LsFG
OIusursnce Company Wsllst Mortimer Buildings
New-York, 18th March l3i7
Ths institution incorporated IL lSf6-wiih liberal and
perpetual chsrler, and duly organized according 10 law
has tbs business Of Life nsureace on the Md
tua phnciples the net prohts being divided ennuauy
suonF Insured according 20 the act Of Incorporation
he rates Of premiums conform with the usage OF other
who would prefer 20 pay the premiums By insia nen II
IL ien their option when tho premium exceeds 50 70
p.y Onshsf n cash sud secure payment OF inc residuo
10 Y months, by an approved note bearing nssrs a.
per cent
Tue lives OF married may be Insured Tor the benefit
Of their wives a1d children that upon the deceaso u
me Insured the wife living, or II not, then bio children
vii receive The AMOUNT payable b. the policy Zee and
cesr Of any claim by The creditors OF tho deceased
For tie gresi-T security % parties insunDg win lns
company the Trustees have provided Indemnity fuat
10 tue Smourt OF 5 000 10 nae, loJ that may accs upon
policies issued b. ms company which Ia TO relan untl
plls exceeding that amount shall have been realized
from he receipt Of premiums when will bs no longer
necessary, aud may be " Ind swu.
The following IL is o. Tire Obcefs and Trustees Tor hs
sasuiug yssr-viE fkDSfEEs.
yslh.1isl Weed, Ezra Wood, Chsuneey lyrss
Simeon BzdNin Joseph 2. hOnes, Philip y. Gaipin,
Dennis Perkirs Roswell HOyt VIM. l.. Brewer
John A. Davenport Sanl'i X. Sstlerlss, James DmOn,
sl-x'r IA. Dana, G. n. 8eardf'ey, Ch2s. Whllleeeg,
Charles Taylor, John W. Leeds, Joseph D. Warren,
AleI'r Hamilton Ale1r ~ holy stephen =. Provost,
James souaef, WIN. =. MinOr fhsO Davenport.
ALEXANDER ". HOLLY, President.
JOHN w. LEEDS, Assistant ProEdent
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, Vice PRECEDENT
JOSEPH 3. MONIES, Actuary.
BOSWELL hOYr. Secretary.
VIM. WELLS, General Agent
Dana, woodruff Leonard, Esqs Co1nsslOrs aed AZ
loYney. Of The Company for New-Yofk. WIN. r biEor,
ESQ Counsellor sod Ailorney FOR Stanford Era Wood,
~ D. gsa A Cooke Hull, N. D. Physicians Medical Ex-
srnines and hdyiEerI q The Company Tor New York
chsncsy Ayrss, N. u. fnysicisn ard Medical Adviser
forR taufnrt nYII eodf
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THE PUBLIC ARE

CAUTIONED AGAINST BEING MISLED IN regard
~ TO MINIATURE SOLAR LAMPS, by those dealers
who have net giuay 10 their articles have
enterprise enough to advertise them but enough
To sell lamps by name they stole from We hereby
challenge them 10 produce lamp possessing any Of the
advantages Of Justly celebrated lamp We challenge
them produce anything deserving the Of na-
ture Solar Lamp. We are the sole manufacturers,
al St. ENDICOTT 4 SUMNER, IO6 Elmst neml Canal
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HoRTIcuLTuRIST

NOR MARCH-THE HORTICULTURE i edited BY
Il A J. Downing, devoted entirely 70 Horticulture me
March No lust received sahscr pton pfee : per year
Also the Cutivator for Msreh edited ~ Luther
This work il devoted to Agriculture. Subscription Price
per year. January No, commences ths volume SUP
scrptions Of both works received by
nd MARX X. NEWMAN CO. 100 BroadEsy.
TUPPER'S NEW WORK.
lust RECEIVED "HACTENCS'-Mo sroppings
j from the usu that wrote ProverbiG Philosophy &c.
tc with fine portrait Of the author, for sale By
fgf HUNTINGTON l. SAVAGE. 2i6 Pear q y. Y
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-
W ft-Dr TRAIL Is now enlArEsg his ssc0mmOds-
tcus Tor patients Several additional rooms With gym
nssiu for indoor exercise will BE fitted up previous
the hst hay Dr. 7. spplies this system both
aad chronic diseases generally Iu fevsrs q al kinds the
Nser treatment e prompt and certain. M1sr o. the
plants 50 ccmmon and sicug 20 female. speedily
and perpznentv relieved Children predispose 70 do
ease IRON organic mafornanon, aud young Pss0ns who
havs acquired such predspositon BY habits
be surprsnsJ improved and inyigorssd By juc cious
course OF teatm M combined ~th eorrest regimen and
physiological exercises
N b Having started the first Hydropstkie Institution
IN America add having devoted sewers yeas 70 establish
ik me system IN THIS citf scientific basis Dr. T dis
Claims al connection sympathy With those pseudo-hy
ofoeaths ALA medical quseks who board houses
una-f the ns- of Wst-r Cure snd whenever themselves
Or families are 'ck expose their Ignorance hYDocsys
~ runn'ns .fter doctors n th- Oh schools ma In
(rOODWiS's ROOFING--Oid Tin Root. msde
- tsht iof = cents per ct New roofs o. oUsh plank
covered Tor u esn roofs twenty squares for ;. Is
per square, anr Narrated Goodwin- Pafent Hydro
Preums'ie Cemeut shsa;hing make. handsome, chap
light and durable oo neither pitch gravel used 10 ito
spphcaneu References and specimens AZ GOODWINS
Romaa Cement Fsctory, - WsS srosdwsy between
Chambers Aaa Wsrrsn-sts. nls In
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INSURANCE..

IINICRRRBOCKE FIRE INSURANCE coM.
n PANY or NETWORK, offse 81 Wal SIC pitsl
Originally incorporated 10 lT98Ths company
continues agsnst ols and damage by FIRE the
most favorable sEns is operation, confined chiefly
70 the City Of Nsw-York and its immediate proximity.
All losses used and paid with promptnes and bsrety.
DIRECTORS.
f3o-Fs Ireland John OothOut, George Arcul sims,
Robert Benson John Campbell George Conklin,
T1ahu. Rrusn Robert Z, stuart John Gray,
BOLTS Moore. Edward Cook, Asher Riley,
Anthonv Lamb Adam Norrie, Robert Kermit
Benin De Forest, William Tucker, Chss r LeysTich,
Anfko.--t.t ardn LevyisC Hamersley William Browuiug
ktcx Lawrsnce, William y. Dean Henry Ellsworth.
GEORGE IRELAND. President.
ABB McOcNALD, Secretary.
New York Oct. 3 l8+7. %
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TUPPER'S NEW WORK.
CLOTHING.
sPgINc g. SUMMER

CLOTHING At lH-
CITY CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
1902 d 5H5doNSlATNi' P''''' me '''''. o'
.........................from 81 to $40
Pshts.......................'. rom q 70
Nesfs........ :iI.LI - ~ -
whole suit for -. Inns iml D P SMITH lo1 Foton-.t
IUPOIlTNNT TO THE pUBiIC.-Y n. Nc
.in would pectoly CAL attention TO their extensive
and eseleced assortment Of ready made Oyercoats snd
C0aks slso Youths and Boys Clothing OF every variety
Of color snd cloth. which they are now selling a. cost
their object being dispose OF the stock hand before
the last gebrug-yia order make for the spring
They are cot made aud trimmed equal TO those made 10
order snd At least 81 per cent lower thsn sny establish
ment Of The same character $50 ssnan IN me ey ao
DEADY-MADE GARlIENTs.-we ere nov sell
IL ing our extensive stock Of resdy-mAde oVefccats
closks dres. and Tock coats Pantaoons vests, boys
sacks dressing gowns nc with large sssortment newest
style fancy dIess articles, comprising scsris, ersvats
cloves hdk guspeuders, &c az discount OF - per cent
or our usual low prices In order 70 reduce stock prior
% the expiration Of present coPerneEship feD lBto
hose requiring outfit FOR the Winter should examine
the assortment Wn. T. JENNINGS co.
d28 81 Broadway, American Hotel
CLOTHS, CAssJNERES. Nestins8 70 by the
y piece or pate %, low they can he bought IN the
city with he obvious advansfs OF selection from what
may he relied upon the most fuhonahe goods ~ ~
Bro,dway lm72l JENNINGS co
ANIR.T QUALITY READY MADE GARMENTS,
4 comparing spring overcolts dress and fuck coats,
psnsloons vests, equal to custom work. at ~ bfoadwy
m22 JENNINGS co.
lYIHsT QUALITY rssdy-mads Garments. eompus
4 ing dre5g snd flock pantaloous, vests business
coats, &c AZ 81 Broadway. VIM. T.JENNlN6S co
xrOR GENTLEMEN'- WEAR large as'ort-
u rnent Of New Goods or Spros veal a. ~ Broad gay,
American Hotel m@2l JENNINGS 90
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TREES, TRrgsll rRrus!

-. A LARGE Lot OF AiLANTHUS and Peach Of
al kinds. many other varieties Of Fruit and Orna
mental Trees -slso, 10000 large Asparagus Roots
Appg % Mr. WIN STEWART, cor. One ~ dred and
Tweaty sixth aud Eighth avenue, end JOSEPH LODGE.
Nurssrynsn and Landscape Gardener, HoTri,snia De-
POT, in Harlem ~ Y. H. b j L. IN acknowledging past
fsg,rs beg say no FLOATING and laying out
city and suburban Gardens 10 modern style. ms 5w'
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poMESTIC GOODS.

nAWLEY x FURMAN removed from 81 Cedsr-st 10
D24 Liberty-st where be found large stock Of
brown snd blesched sheetngs Northern and Southern
Cotton Yarn, Lamp and Chambers Wick, Twne Slosts
Patent DO, Wsiding, Carpet Warp Bats; also 900 lbs
No lS black Cotton Yarn all Of which will be sold at the
lowest market prices for cash Dealers particularly
invited call and examine the stock whether they pur
chase not DAWLEY FURMAN,
tn2Q SuAnd NV % IihartN.a st
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HARDWARE, EDGE-rOOI..,

II &C AhLEs ). LITTLE, successor
"A 70 Osborn 4 Little, Importer and Gen.
. eral Dealer In English, German and
American HafdSsre, Cutlery, Edge.
IL l.
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SCROFULA CURED.

Ia has perfect oontro over the obstinate diseases
the Blood Three persons cured 10 house unpre
den,ed.
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10 MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES
This Extract Of Sarsa psrila has teen expressly pre-
pared in reference % female complaints No icua DO
has reason 20 sh- u approaching that critical pc
rod fls turn ~ LIE" should neglect % tax H. ~ u
csrtan preventive Of the and horrible
diseases which females subject e. this time Of lite
This period may be dayed fer ,sterai by using ii
necine Nor IL il less valuable for those b are ap-
ptuachng woanho'i. IS II IL ca cuatsd o. assist nature
By quickenng the boOi and nvigorstiug the system n-
deed this icins is invaluable for eli the delicate dis
sases 10 which women subject
IL braces the whole system, rerews permanently The
nstura energies BY removing the impurities II the BODY
not far stimulating 10 produce subsequent reaxaion
which Is the cse Of ct medicines taken for female
weakness disease. By usng afew bottles ~ this med-
cine shy and painful surgical operations may BE-
prevented. - 1870 - -.
GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND cHILDREN
"A the eectuai medicine for purity ng
the system and relieving tue suferings atendsnt upon
childbirth discovered ghens both tie moth
am child prevents pain and disease, increases and en-
riches the food who have used u think T. iuds-
pensahe. Itt highly useful both before sno after con
hnemeut prevents diseases attendant upon child
birth in c0stigenest piles crampsi swe ling OF the feet
dependency hesfburn, vomiting, pain IN me bsck hnd
lons false psns hemOfrhags and IN REBUILDING the Sc
cretions and equslzng ths circulation II has no equal
Tho great beauty Of ts efrna H. u Is always safe and
the most delicate 10 most sucoessuy very few canes
reouire any other sdciue. IN tle Castor Oil or
Msgnesis IL useful Exercise in the open air, snd light
food with this medicine viii always insure safe and easy
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FROM GIBRALrAR-Cspt. Wellman, of the bark
Prompt arrived at Boston Wednesday from Messins
Via Gibraltar March reports that he was ashore at Glib
ratar the evening Of the th There had been no mails
from Ensisad the with the American letters
had been due twentyope days Fears were entertained
that she had met with damage in the Bay Of Biscsy
Only verbal report Of the Revolution In France had
reached Gibraltar Three French merchant vessels at
anchor in Gibraltar bay hung eigy OF Louis Philippe
Of their yard and tho French residents In that
town we're In the hghest spirits at the change.
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tNss AT PRIVATE sAJE-Iwo l1fs Of ground on
II the south side OF One Hundred and Seven eenth.sf.
$50 feet east o. Thlfdavenue, esch loo p By 100 feet
Part Of the purchase money can remain on bond aud
mortgage For terms, SC. apply 10
al lW a. J. BLEECkER. Anelioneer. ] Broad-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
rsGN0lpENIING or THE t.s.-z,1.!1,s
* = PENNsYLVANIA CA. LII 49,


NAL r 1875 -Binghsm', s1Ss<s' >s-@<AA1<
Line % Pttsb1rgh-The undersigned you'd reIoectfuly
inform Western hppers tbst the frst Of Mach nay
CATION viii be resumed for the present y Pits
onrgn IA the Penosy yans Canals and Railroads Good,
marked fyr this Line viii BE- forwarded with great dis,
pAten and 81 me loves rates No comm or
otseT charges for for@ardics goods from Pittsburgh
regular line Of steam Packets leave Pittsburgh daily 10
o'clock a 81 for Cincinnati Logsyille, ST. Loeis Mark
picksges-binghsn's Line, via Canal
~ WM. TYSON. Azent. 10 Wast-at " Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07

"a very los-Ooe Two story sud attic house In Lsou.
afd-st-ot y feet by 100 house q feet By 3d. neatly
new containing N roomaprice 81 ,oO-lour hundred
remain on mortgage so twc-lrory ana attic
house with ktcheo and two lots Of ground
of Even and AnseesL tho Gothic church, Inquire
q d. MANJER, corner Of Grand and Fourth sts. VII.
liarsburgh No lLas