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cident to man or beast.
F0E HORSES, sc.
For the cure OF Spralns,
bruises, saddle and col
lar gals, swelled joints,
stiiins's and weakness
Of the legs. old sores,
scratches, &c.
aug %
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ElktcD Hall O. Fashion!

T1IIE subscriber informs his friends and the
L. public that he has enlarged and improved
his store, on Main ST., opposite Johnson Hotel
and has now on hand large and we'll assorted
suppl OF -
RE.4DY-.N.GDE CLOTHING,
Otevery description consisting in part of Dress
and Trock Goats, spring AMI summer coats OF
the latest styles and finest qualities; plain black
and fancy vests, clava,s, suspcndcrS, collars,
shirts, hose. gloves, &C.
H.A2S .Q.ND cars,
or the latest styles and patterns. In short,
every thing pertaining to Genllemen's Wear,
except boots and shoes. all of which he will sell
al the lowest city cash prices. Thankful tor
the very liberal share oil patronage heretofore
extended to him. he hopes by strict attention TO
the wants and wishes of u generous public, to
megt continuance OF their favor.
Cloths, CuSsimcres and j'esttngs.
In addition to his superior assortment OF ready
made goods, he will keep on hand complete
stock of Cloths, Cassimercs and Nestings, which
he will make to order at reduced rates. and war
rant to give perfect satisfaction in tit, quallty,
and durability. Call and examine my goods.
MAY 8, '52 If J. 7. WELLS.
DARLEY's ARABIAN lIEANE REMEDY.
IA never-tailng cure Tor heovcS, thick and
broken wind, colds. coughs. Inflammation Of
the lungs and all diseases which affect the wind
of horses. Also universal condition medicine
Directions accompany each package. Price
% cents For sale by
Anra4 VIM. TORBERT.
KNIGHTS COMPOUND SYRUP
OF BLACKBERRY ROOT.
The most certain, safe, and eflactual remedy
ever discovered, for DarrhGa Dyscntery,
Cholera Morbus, sc. For sale by
aug. %. WIN. TORBERT.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC H-ONDER.
DR.. j. s. Houghton's Pep${n.
The true Digestive Fluid or Gastric Juice.
for the cure of Indigestion, Dyspepsia Janndlce
Liver Complaint, Constipation, and NERVOUS
Decline. For sale by
aug. % WM. TORBERT.
| EOTICE.--Thc state meetings OF the "
rhans' Court Of Cecil county, are held on the Sc
eond Tueeaaysi in February, April. June, Augo:
4 October and December. School Accounts must !
presented. on the second Tuesday in January,,f
2nd Tuesday in April, the 2nd Tuesday in Jv
and the end Tuesday in October.
JAMES II. LAMAR,
| Dec 2O'5I. Reg. OF Willis.
A Superior Lot of Plaid Striped and Plair
! IA Summer Silks anu Lawns received THU
week by.
May 18th u. +. MAY.
CHAD, MACkERAI. and HERRING. for
y sale bv BROWN & FOARD.
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MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF
General .yaGsLSoE.

SsSiISe LRk - aL3 sE@S'kis
Eagrarel BY T. B. WEIGH, Esq, after the
original por;raH Painfed ey I. SULLY, Esq.
This pul trait will be a match for the Wash
ington. and is in every respect as well got up,
Price So per copy. Address as above.
Oct 80 SIN
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READ! READ!

Relief for Man and Beast.
The Horsemans Hope, or farmers Fraena
A iran gemcnts are now made lur supplying the
II public with this G."a: Kennedy, which has
been used with wonderful Success BY those who
have had an opportunity Of testing its virtues.
No family should neglect to have supply, and
all persons employing workmen would do wei
10 lave some by them, TO be used in case OF ae
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CIR aEN
notice..

A Ill persons are cautioned against trespassine
u. on the premises Of Mrs. l.. M. Randel, with
dog, gun, net, boat, or otherwise.
]. M. RANDEL, NJ D.,
Oct Is, - 4w Agent.
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FOR MAN..

FOR MAN.
For the cure rhenm.
atism, lnmba 60, sprain
swel.!ngs, b ruis es
seiatic pains, stiffness
| ofthe limb s, &c.
| For sale only by
WIN. TORBERT..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

ally use Liquor or are they Tesos,le1s '
If they are, then they are saving something
and gradually rising in the Social scale
almost inevitably.
Reformers of all shades sad esseds !
are these things SOL Is it true. or Is u
not. that Liquor-drinking is this aay shs
chief immediate cause Of human suffering
ard degradationl II it Be true, whore ia
your proper position in view of the present
AGITATION fer the Maine Laws Have You
a right to be elsewhere than in tho
hottest fore. frcnt of the battle until tho
struggle shall be ended BY tho banish-
meot of the bane of Human Progress to tho
secret dens whittier Gambling and Lewd-
ness have already been driven, preparatory
to their extirpation from the face of the
earth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

A NKw-YoRK FEMALE COLLEGE Is re-
solved on Auburn is settled "a the location,
and an agent (Rev. Amos BROWN as now in our
City soliciting subscriptions to found 1t. We
lately visited the grounds given for this College,
and Judged them very eligible Auburn, we I'M
derstand, has given about 100000 toward the
object.
The plan of this College has several radical
defects in our view, viz |. We think there
should be no colleges exclusively for Women,
but that our semlnaries Should all proffer their
advantages to both sexes. 2. The programme
of this College talks very gingerly about giving
instruction in domestic economy, &c , but don't
say THAT every pupil shall be required to perform
q certain amount Of labor each day, as it ought.
g. We think there is a little too strong tenden-
cy in the Country to come down on the City for
material aid in carrying out plans of philan-
thropy and intellectual progressive state our
objections frankly. knowing that a large major
ity of the moneyed class do not share them. To
these we heartily commend the Female College
which, by the way, was projected not in Au-
burn but in Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

tabliahmelt an Lancashire, where thou
sand men can be employed, to be organized
an the same vital principle Of cooperation
aud sell help. This is taking hold Of the
matter IN the right way. 1t shows an i'm
mense advance on the workingman's move.
meats Of twenty years. Then so great a
tusa-out would have been accompanied BY
Disturbances Of the peace and lives would
ve,y likely have been lost Now, though
the affair has been going on two months we
have yet 10 hear Of the first riot Too much
eannotbe said in praise Of the moderation
and good judgment generally evinced by
werkmen.
There are signs that the entire dispute
will soon be ended The out standing en-.
ployers have in some cases made conces-
sions and reopened their shops. But after
all is settled, whether by general adoption
of the terms demanded by the workmen-
some establishments adopted them from the
first and kept at work,--or by compromise
in special cases, this quarrel promises to
prove fruitful Of permanent good results. 1t
can hardly fail of contributing largely to
the general emancipation of the industrial
classes and to their elevation toward that
independent condition, so desirable fos
themselves and for the community, in which
they viii be their own employers and mas
tiers. God speed the happy day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
~ DR.. JOHN PARK died in Worcester

~ DR.. JOHN PARK died in Worcester,
Mass on Tuesday last, in the 18th year OF his age
The deceas was an active member Of the old Fed
eral party in Massachusetts,, during the adnnistra-
ton of Jefferson and Madison, and exerted q wide
and important influence by his well known journal,
The Boston Repertory At subsequent period, he es-
tablished private school for young ladies, which
acquired celebrity second to that Of no similar cd.
ucationsl institution in the old Common wealth. He
distinguished for his cultivated literary tastes, his
uncommon purity of character, his fine social quail
tiles, and his cordial and attractive manners DR..
Park was the father Of Mrs. l.. G. Hall, Of Provi-
cence the gifted authoress Of Miriam, and other
cessful productions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
rne PHILADELPHIA Embargo.

We have letter from highly resPecta-
BILE source in Philadelphia, complaining OF
paragraph IN our paper Of the % inst, and asking
US to print an article from The Philadelphia Ba!'
Ltin upon the subject We annex the material
portion OF the article with pleasure, and must
add that il fully admits the main charge which
has been made against the Central Railroad
Company-that that Company excludes New
York goods from the facilities of their Road for
the benefit of Philadelphia goods. The Bulletin
says:
at appears that the Pennsylvania Railroad, in its
unfinished state is unable 10 carry with dispatch the
immense amounts OF freight that have been sent to II
for the West The accumulations here were so
great that it was necessary to shut Il some of the
avenues for this Tremendous influx of freight. The
question, then, was whether Phlladelphans whose
capital built the Road, should be refused the OF
H. whether citizens Of other States should be al
lowed TO occupy it, to the damage Of our own mer
chants and their customers. The Company acted
stnsiby, and gave notice to their agent TO receive
no more goods from New-York. In this they acted
an honest part toward both cities, since they permit
ted Pniladelphians TO profit BY their work, a. the
same time that they gave warning to NEWCOMERS
that their goods could not possibly be forwarded so
that they could look out for some other mode OF
transportation
Here is an admission of Just what has been
charged We doubt very much the right and
entirely the justice of devoting great public
work to the use of any particular section of
country. As common carriers, the Central Com
pany are undoubtedly liable in exemplary dam
ages for refusing to transport any freight offered,
in its turn package of goods received from
New-Yofk on Monday, cannot be set aside by
package Of Philadelphia goods received on
Tuesday. There is an injustice in such an ex-
clusion which will certainly react, drought the
influence of public opinion in the West, in an
unfavorable manner upon any Corporation COM
hitting it. The goods so excluded, although
called New-York goods, belong to merchants
scattered throughout the great West and South,
who are customers of Philadelphia as well as
New-York, who will be likely to remember the
churlishness of that Corporation which refused
transit to their goods, and in effect dictated to
them that they should not purchase elsewhere
than in Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

I am 20 tired that must delay it for some ether oc-
casi0n. But As 1t Was impossible for you not to be
surprised TO see myself precisely then attacked By
some Of my eountymen, when everything has
shown that l am in good train to accomplish some
important good service to my country. much tina.
an endeavor to increase dificulties TO me, looks
very much like the snceavor to check eenehtso
my country.
at eannot forbear humbly to bessech you. DO not
therefore think less favorably OF my nation and Of
the Hungarian emigration, for which am sorry that
can very little do, because devote myself and all
the success may meet with to higher aim-so my
country's freedom and independence. Believe me,
gentlemen, that my country and its exiled martyr
sons are highly worthy Of your generous sympathy,
though some few Of their number do not always act
as thew should
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
ISprANA.-The State nominations of both

INDIANA-The State nominations of both
parties have been made os follows:
WAig. For Governor. Oppos..isn.
NICHOLAS McCARrY. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
For Lieutenant Governor
WIN. WILLIAMS. AsHBEL p. WILLARD
For Secretary Of State.
JoHs OSBORN. NEHEMIAH HAYDEN.
For State Auditor
DOUGLASS MAaUIRE. JOHN r. Dunn
For State Treasurer.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS. ELIJAH NEwLAsD.
For Superintendent Of Pubic Instructions.
AARON WooD. WIN. T.. LARRABER.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Couu
JAMES A. STRETCH. WILLIAM L. BEACH
For Reporter OF the Supreme Court.
ANDREW l.. OspoRS. HORACE T.. CARTER.
For Judges of the Supreme Court
l. John b. Howe, William H. Stuart,
III. Charles Dewey, Andrew Davidson,
Ill David Mcdonald, Samuel T.. Perkins,
Nv Samuel GoOkns, Addison l.. koache.
The Opposition Presidential Electors are AZ
Of Dearborn. Con,ifgents-W. z. snerrod, oil
Orsnge, and John w. Dodd, OF Grant Disiric. l.
Benjamin x Eomonsop; II James D. Athon III
y ySi,p. A. HsLerisE' ~ EoensneT v Ru0or, n
Wis. VIII L. C..Dousherty TX. Norman Eddy
x. Reuben J. Dawson XI. James l.. Mcdowell
Contingent Elector was nominated for each Dis
,rict
TIE followir Delegates at Large to Baltimore
were appointed: Ethan Allen Bro~ n, Of Ohio hose
otcease caused a vacancy, which was supplied by
lhe appointment OF ROBERT Dale owen, OF fCseyl
John w Davis, OF Sullivan W. J. Brown, OF Marion
Joseph s. Buckles, OF Delaware W. w Mccoy OF
Lspoite and VI. G.. Bright, OF Jefferson.
The following gentlemen constitute the 0ppo.
siton State Cenual CoHnsIttee:
Marion covnfy-W. Brown. A. G. Porter, ]. p
Drake, A Gall, n. Bolton, John Cain. E. Lander
P. Howland, A. +. Morrison, and VIM. Sue sart
E. R; James: Of Posey II: J. B. Norman, o.
Green OF Switzerland v. VIM Dailey, Of Wayne
vi. X A. Riley, OF Hancock VII s. G. Dodge, Of
Nigo VIII. Jos. RisiIne, OF Fountain TX. G Car
Ter, OF Cas- K Jos sineiesr, of Allen XI S s.
Niekie, of Aoams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
THE MoRMsNs. A CAsp.-ln the Wash

TnE MoRMsNs. A CARD the Wash
tps,on and kew.York papers there Is news BY tee
crspn that the Mormons az Great San Lake City
Ch,ch they assert their determination to set up q
Republic Ter themselves and that the United states
auskorisies are put al defiance. All the United
stases officers had ieft and the people were prepar
ing TO resist all authority by fortifytng ther set
dement's; all which have no hesitation N pro.
nouncisg mistake. From my last dsicesTeceived
hom the authorities in Utah. an certain that no
such state Of things was thought OF or contem-
plated a. that described in the paragraphs OF the
Sevspap>Fs alluded to. II is either sheer faorica
lion. or 4 misunderstanding growing out OF the
Unitsd States officers leaving the Territory last
autumn JcHN VI. BERSRIsyL,
Delegate from Utah.
Washington, March I. 1859
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
GoronA GoLp MINING CoMpANY-Offics

No. Wal st., New York, room NO. =. Capnsai
Eock S7e0 e00-shares 500 each. The books Of SUD
cnpton stock in this Company are now opened At
oce where parties DESTROYS of becoming may
nrocurs &c ck Pamphlets of Organ cation and byLaws
and any information relative TO The OBJECTS as1
- The enterprise csmmends itself to the CONN.,
dsscs Of capitalists The Company having IN possession ose
Of the NEST valuable mines IN California ioca.ea On
Good's Creek near the City Of Sonora Tdoumns County
nd hsvinS neaily complsIe engine AID stamp wok
~ The largest class whcl will DO snip PED ~ Clipper
AZ an esy day IL purpose OF the Trustees TO
prosecute the work with vgor. and view 70 pron' em
IL bSssnsss q mining dee ned unnecessary 70 enter
INTO Gale alton Of probable profits having Deeh sss
1aetoFy ascsrsined that npsaes already IN opeis'on
With sood machinery, have been emnently successful
The machinery being asds 70, this COMPANY IN
Ar he immediate supervisi n OF g. KING, Hsq Wy
bS;ldsy Of the Gold Hill Qaartz III iaing Oompanys
fSnoWn az PeskJ MILL which has produced such aston
Sshisr results and will be the size Of that establish
nent Tho employees in all responsible positions WI Dc
and selected wi special regard 70 ability ana
int sTity and required to give bonds wfb saretiss IN
such snms will be deemes sufficient to guard the inter-
PsYsoes residing out may obtain stock panph
lets or asy BY Addressing the TreasuTer post
paid. By mail d. W lsGERsoLL, ar rYsss
THos E. HASTINGS. Treasurer me- TuTh&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
az We invite the attention of CAPITALISTS

~ we Invite the attention OF capitalists
j BLkRcKRn THIS DAY. at "a o'clock, at the Merchants
Exchange. committing II tive splendid houses and lots
known ~ Nos and 10 Chr0G- place. (8h-stl corner OF
Mercer st; house and lot No. 40 West 18th ST. the
leasehold premises kes. and 81 Harrison-st. two
building lots 20ih.u I'd av.; one lot 18th
st., near 5lh-v.; two lots en- 39,h-st near Lexns-
ton av.; and large and vayable farm, containing
$50 of land the west bzbk the Hudson River,
between Huylers Landing and Fort Lee Also will be
sold large amount Of STOCKS. Promissory Notes &c.
Full particulars be obtained II the Auctioneer No.
Broad at, uo5Jl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
~ TIrFANY "a CuTTING. No. 321 BrOad-

R TIFFANY & CUTTING, No. 321 Broad
way Will THIS MoRNINo offer for sale, Wholesale and
Rs(s their Sprps Stock OF Silks. shawls Dress Goods
Lscss Embroidefies Linens and Domestic Goods, among
vhch will be found the Donna Maria Mataise Imperial
Crane dc Paris Baieges PLAIN AVID fancy Popins, Grena
dines Tissues Imperial sslis Plsds Printed JAG NETS
Orsaldiss Lswns and Fouisrd' full stock Of al the
brooke long ard square. the Stella Shawl and large
assortment Of gbI Spring styles Also, India Shawis,
mall invoice of long and squaye. white black, green
md blue on much under value, to which the
attention Of purchasers ID invited. mlTuTh&Nf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw.YoRK, THURSDAY, MARCH 4.
CoxeREss.-In the Senate yesterday, the

COHGHksS.- III t1IS VT
porr,x Land bill as it came from the House
was taken up, and after short debate every one
IS tho House amendments were rejected. In the
House. Mr.. Bennett finished his speech on
wants of land for internal Improvements, and
under the previous question the House refused
70 instruct the framing of bill making grants of
land for railroad purposes. The Free Land bill
was taken up. but nothing was done except
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

RLrclsLATURE.-In the Senate yesterday
the only business worth notice was debate
upon proposal to grant money in aid OF Emil
grafton of Colored Persons. No result. In the
Assembly the extension of the patent for Wood
worth's Planning Machine occupied nearly all the
session. Some bills affecting this City were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

ANOTHER RxvoLuuoNARy SoLprrR GoNs.
Died in Str.ferd. orand6 County, w., on the ION
tpse Mr.. Eliss Carpenter, IN Ne 9lst year OF his
~. father Of j. w s. and Charles Carpenter, Of
0ienS Falls, N. Y. He served the three last years
Of The Revolution was the frat American soldier
sAat entered the City OF Esw.York ut the evacuA-
dor Of the British, which occurred Nov. "a, l7ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

III For SIX years II has piod Its useful
way-t 10 :" household word" The mind in the enter
prse honestthe sgihaion that sings its praises
clean The qoack who rashes in bssthl.s haste to ac
euYe fortune, aud lese conscience filling the world
with foul precedents and attaniag dirty grandeur and
miserable end cannot its path OF recutude
which has pursued from The rt-avoding the broad
road of clever" chicanery (which certain transeen-
dentslt calls pubic spa ~ which is plain To the
writer Of this daylight with all It's concomitast. Of III
gain, wealth and notorietv. Yes Mfs. JERVlss Cold
Candy year. old and has been in the mouths
of wisess censurs-wHess the certificates from Clay,
Van Bursn Benton, Gen Taylor and many other emineRt
men, certifying to its efficacy Of coughs colds and
other pulmonary comp their early There
10 no empire vocabulary rsqaed o. all the diseases that
fesh heir sObttr TO deceive the
alex. Sold by Mis- W JERvIs, No 800 Broadway and by
Druggists generally. ma 3lrurh&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
MoRk WEr Goops. The extensive sale

Of Wet Goods at O. ~ BoDINEs still continues. G NJ.
IODINE purchased at Saturday large assert
mont Of Wet Goods about third Of value These
goods will be disposed Of at small advance from invoice
prices These goods Of $50 pieces Table Usmask
Be- Cd IS asd 81 cd per yardworh as TO 6s 500 pieces
D.. M ~s.d S,S, gu ~, ,h e, 50. < cs.ss
als white Shifting Muslin. only Cd black and ooored
Silk, cheap An descriptions of Linen, Toweling,
Napkins Handkerchief sc. he Come early II you wish
TO purchase ,eo6s cheap. G. NJ. BoDNR.
N 2h No 313 Ora nd cor Orchard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPETING.-PETER-
soN HUMPHREY, No. S79 Broadway, corner of White
In for their spring purchases and
impertasns, win sell tne balance Of ,heir winter stock
together the late large auction
SALE consisting Of rich Velvet Tapestry Brussels Three
ply supsTne Capeng AZ IS cent less than former
prices Housekeepers and others should avail themselves
Of this opportunity for obtaining great bargains 2alw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

a. The great rush for English and
American Imperial. Three Ply and Patent Tapestry.
Ingram Carpets OIL Cloths. &C, sold at such tremeu
deus low prices HIRAM AHDBRsoNs famous Cheap Car
pct Estabshnent No 80 Bowey. His stock Of Carpets
and Oil Cloths display ht sales rooms
worthy of the attention Of purchasers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
The Cast Of kinGx.

For Table showing the proportisnate
expenditure Of the nations Of Europe, Zoe Court,
Army. Navy. sc, sss Wing Almanac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

LouIsIAsA.-The Wing State Conveu-
tion has been called by the Members Of the Leg
islsture 10 meet at Baton Rouge, March l6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
u Ray & ADAMS, No. 81 William ST

Pine inform dealers in Hosiery that they daily
csivng styles and qualities specially selected for the retail
trade Dealers permit ed TO eiamne, and to form their
opinions, anxiety to make never leading us into
urging customers to purchase in opposition to their own
iudgment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

u One of the most extraordinary of all
phenomena would be q shin made by GREEN,
No lAstsr House that did tit Mathematics come to
the AID Of Fashion and Giaoe his system Of Shirt m,k
ing and actually mpes'bie thar SHIRTS upon bis
scisA,iic plan, should fail TO give satsfs~.,o, NF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

koLAN ~Ss.-Grest bargains in Pia-
sss 40 10, Broadway We are enlsrsipg our store
ssNs a the room We have Ha let, DAVIS Cos l.
-.srt h Co.'S; 1. GRbet,s and these Of several New
Ysik makers. second hand Planes. Pianos to Let
mAlNt GOuIp 4 RKRRY. No. 291 HEoAdWay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

o. Who killed the nasty cockroaches :
LYON whe Killed tho sdsgifesous belbugst LYON.
Who killed the hopping. buns hsasi LYON Who is
LVoN The Napoleon Insect amor who II 10 eaim s,cd
has s more aefuEcs breaches rats bags Sc than any
cther that read ef sa The pages OF history Ne
~ Broadway. ma SDxhws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

FELLOWS MiNsrRRLs.- proprietor
Of the original and celebrated Band of Ethiopian Perform
es respectfully Informs the citizens Of NewYork thai he
has closed their Concerts this city un further notes.
They will OF the principal cities West sad South
previous Their ieopetiT their Cnacertsin Broadway
ma ST. J. n FELLOWS Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
rVr For Inyitins Country Trade, che Ad-

veytisiHg Agency of PALMER presents superior in
ducsments lie the Agent for the publishers OF the
heading journals Of the whole Union. and appointed BY
them 10 receive sevesemests a. then lowest rates lie
u authorized TO receive subscriptions also Once IN the
Tribune BUILDINGS