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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03

PRoI. MAynr's "RetsD wosLD"-Tbe communication Of
Lieut. Msrry in the Bible Soctys Record in which he
AID Of sience to establish tbs truth Of the Bible quot
the Pssms has been extensively copied highly com
N turns out that there round world there Tn. Original
Uord tab~i"the inhabited earth IL doubtful N the Tenn
iourd world h 10 Babe. 1t oocnrs In the Ps-I in fhr
Boob Of Common frsyer' Evening Post, Ap. g.
The statement is made p. - on M.urys Physical
Geography Of the Sea. " The Bible called the earth
"the Round World" This unfortunate inaccuracy
/. Immediately followed by an incorrect quotation from
Job xviii 81 which serves like the former as the
basis for deductions altogether unwaantable from the
tue reading. "CaDst thou bind the swee: influence
&" Of the Pleades T. is made to read "Csnst thou tell
&C." and from this the author reasons some mys
ferrous influence is in them concealed, which th'
liebt Ct modern science is about revealing. W.
expect the feeling that has led Lieut. Maury int
these inaccuracies but they must fail Of their purpose
while they tend TO excite want of confidence 10 IN
points be makes Of scientific interest, tina; may not b
90 readily disproved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03

that nance siwsss deemed above reprosei A.r
covered their swindIiog operations When =.
heard that the Mayor had sent the Coutroasr,
papers to the Grand Jury We entertained din
hope that this rest of robbers would BE- brsir
Up. If Mr.. Devin could show himself clear Tia.
were Others named and limited at who could harn,
escape should fair investigation be made. Bat 4
seems that the Mayor thinks proper to smother Il
whole affair; that be condescends to treat with Il
man whom be has officially stgmatired % UNFIT |,
hold public positon. and very kindly consents 4
withdraw charges which, If proved, would send t.
culprit to State Prison, while he is backed up b.
the Common Council who propose to pay ~ II
Dtylins expenses, suppress al further inquiry ints
frauds, sxd in this manner atone a. Car a. possiIs
for turning him out Of Office.
VIII the taxpayers be satisfied with this' 4
this the entertainment to which they were invited
when the 6rt startling Developments were mMs
from the Street Department Are these develop.
ments to cease now that the Department 10 aslia
undor Democratic eontrol' Has the Mayor led Y
up to the very door Of the den Of municipal rss-
bers only to mock Us BY refusing to open 1T Ds~
he teu US in enc breath, Here are the felows wts
shave robbed you" and in the next treat viii
the alleged knaves, eat his own words and VIII
draw his hard ssyings for q consideratoa-ssl
such paltry consideration as the promise Of q
dismissed officer that be will not again SO u
ely for his place That Mr. Temsun should tam
his back on those who gave him power. sal
bestow all his favors upon their political enemis.
was ungrateful and unmanly. although not matter
of importance to the people generally; but il as
interests of the party sufficiently powerful nss
only to grasp the whole Of the patronage Of The
Street Department but to stop all further expo'i.
ton CT city abuses withdraw charges OF felopioua
con luct, suspend the Investigations Of Grand Jurss
and enter into treaties with such nen as Charles
Deyliu. it is time that the people should have ssns
substantial evidence of the justice aud necessity Of
such q course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03

A lively interest has been excited in our Cisys
greatest narket-the Washington-by the sevlcs
on the tenants Of that outlying portion or suburb
thereof situated west Of West street Of 9 notice
signed By the States Attorney General, notifying
them that this ground belonged to the State, and
had been leased by the proper authorities 70
Messrs- James B. Taylor and Owen w. Brennan
to whom they were notified to surrender possession
Tie result was very natural efervescence among
the parties interested, resulting in the appointment
Of Committee charged with the duty OF obtaining
Information and deciding on the course to b pur'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03

The political consequences Of BeInards acquit-
tai are of the highest Importance. If peace con-
tnues, it settles the question that England, now as
ever, is the only country among the great European
States where liberty is not extinct; where man is
not reduced to the level Of the chain gang of the
conscription. Sensible as We are to the evils OF
the British ogarchc and hierarchic system, of the
insolence of hereditary privilege and the seryile
difference of the masses, yet We cannot overlook
the fact that in England there is no CONSUMPTION;
there are no passports; no ultra or crushing res
trants upon the press; no laws against or
diary popular assembloges; but there are local
municipal rghts, and the people are loyal to
the throLe not because they are denied all political
freedom but becau,e they enjoy great deal OF
such freedom. 1t is against this same Old En-
gland that the perjurer and assassin who now
d, inmates over France has employed the ut
most resources of military terrorism. With
al army of 100000 men; with a compact terri
tory now pretty fairly covered with railways
cspab'e of quickly concentrating troops upon
spy given point; with the massive ornaments Of
Toulon, and above all, of Cherbourg; with feet
promising soon to rival that of England, in guns
and tunnsge, though France has no colonial inter-
ests to protect, and no insuar, exposed points to
hszard-with all these things, fortified by the ire
nendous energies Of perfect centralized despot-
lem which regulates political and local details, great
ind small, throughout all the Departments, the
Emperor of the French and his officers hoped to
bully England into compliance by making Bernard
victim to the prosecution, perhaps 70 turn his
scouitta into the occasion for declaratian Of war.
In the frat issue, the French Government has
uiserably failed. In the last are ready to hear
the worst, namely that Louis Bonsparte in the
hands now of his Pretorian guards, has suddenly
determined to save bis neck by attacking Eogland
Whsn George Ill. said to Nelson that the belief
vss that Donaparte would effect his invasion into
England, the Admiral replied that he would have
10 do it by land, for the English fleet would
Lot permit it by water. Such an insuPeraele Diff
eulty exists not now. No one will pretend to say
that the landing Of the French troops is at present
impos,ible. 1t is agreed that the French naval
kill in all details is vastly improved and how far it
equals the EngE.h can only be affirmed BY actual
trial. The prodigious sums spent on Cher
bours. only about sixty miles south Of Southamp.
top. ale nothing more than an evidence Of the
chronic Evaporation Of France against England,
and q threat that at some time or other she may
eek 10 indicate the defeat at Waterloo. With
nation that looked to industry and art for politi-
ca supremacy, and not to the barbaIoH is.ues Of
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Ntp4lmk duly Gribnart
MONDAY, MAY 3, 1863.
M. Carey. Letter. .. the pre.ise...

Mr.. Csrey's Letters - the Presideai.
The Letters 10 she Prasideot BY NJ. Henry c.
CAREY. which have recently appeared in our co'smns,
have been reprinted in . handsome pamphlet Of III
octave pages, which can be procured ct THE TRIBUNE
ofscs. prioe cents. These letters contain BY fer the
fullest discussion of the recent financial catastrophe
and Of the prcsest condition end prospects Of the agn
culture industry and commerce Of the country, which
bas yet appeared. That they are written With emf
nent ability and abound in the most instructive expo
sticns Of the vital principles Of Political Economy
every one who has read them viii testify No one,
whatever his opinions, study them without profit,
and we trust that in their present form thsy may have
wide circulation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03

, M,1HopIsrs ~ KAssAs AND NEBRAsKA.-The
,bi,d annual conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church in Kansas and Nebraska held at Topeka
eIr The 18th TO the 10Th Of April Bishop james pre-
.;S;no The Churches returned ,s23 members in Kan
sas and 7s in Nebrsska-aD increase Of more than hal
IL 1857. There 80 local preachers in the two Terrific
RES ForyoLe itirerstt preachers were stationed IN
Ks,,a. and twenty il Nebraska, fcr the year ensuing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03

GAS GAZE! CASE,
Gas FIxTUREs-MASUFAcTURERs' DEPOT.
TIE largest aud best stock Of Rich aud Plain Gas Fixtures In
BE city.
All Of which are offered at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES,
At the GREAT MANUFACTURING DEPOT OF
Go III. KITCHEN 4 Co.
Woods Building,
Nos. SCI and 565 Broadway.
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ASTONISHING REDUCTION
In the PaIcEs Of Superior ENGLISH CARPETISG.
YELyETs 81 IL 70 81 5O BRUssBL IS cents TO per yard
All Wool IsGKAISs, IS TO rs cents.
At IIlsAM ANDERsoss No 80 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03

SxLF-VRNTILATIN REFRIGERATORs.
fAe only safe which the meae vesakss &e
PVRE. Cool, Ever cHAsSiSsi
Applying. for the hrst time,
Tur True PRINCIPLES VENTILATION
- check 10 decay. Made and sold by
BRANHALL, HEDGE Co,
No. 5S2 Broadway corner Walker ST
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1858.
Plp1s HAxsNss, INTSsfok DECORATIONS,
&C., &c. &c.
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LATE FIRE IN MAIDEN-LANE.

me- AHRFSFELDT's CERTIFICATE.
MrssRs. q C. HERRING CO.-GenHemea: On the night Of
he 18th inst my store No. IS Msdensne with my stock
merchandise entirely destroyed by fire. Ny loss thoush
ud have much but that ortunste
enough to have of your PATEsr CHAMPION sAfEs which
upiDjured valuable books aud some
bank uo<es ser being eighteen hours exposed to
and corcpg fame Ny old papers, &C. which could not find
ere Il sshes
Respectfully yours, CHARLES AHRskfELDT.
New Yogk, Feb. 10, 1853.
The above SAFE be ut our depot
8. c. HERRING Co, No. Isl Broadway,
Mufra at Opo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-09
Price Two Cents
ale 9ailg spp.

IREEs AROUND BARNYARDs,-Mucba tten.
ton has been paid in your valuable nanar
lately to the management and cultivation If
fruit trees. This subject is one of imno~-
lance, and one worthy of your Considers
ton, as well as of more attention among
farmers than it generally receives. Now
Messrs. Editors, l am willing to do what 7
can to call more attention to this subject and
would therefore suggest plan in which few
dollars might be profitably invested by every
farmer who has barEyard; it is this, to set
out as many apple or other fruit trees around
the Darn and yard as the room will permit.
Trees so planted will throw out their roots
nhder the barn and yard, where thew will
hhQ an aoundane of nourishment, which has
soaked downward from the surface of the
yard, and which did they not save. oould mot
be made available in any other way. In eon.
sequence of the proximity to the ward and
barn, they will not need any manurine or
further attention, save to protect them from
cattle, TIL they get out of their reach, which
they VIII soon do and come into bearing.
Inc irult from trees so planted is large and
Wen developed, and they almost always hang
full. One of my neighbors who has a row Of
apple trees on one side of his yard has two
trees of the same kind, one near his ward and
the other some distance off; the one near II
produces twice the size, and more than four
times the quantity of the other. MY neigh
bor's trees are about sixty years of age, and
the largest have ever seen; a number of
them are about eight feet in circumference, at
distance OF four feet from the ground, with
instance OF sixty feet across them through
the heads' and are still growing vigorously.
IL IS also great advantage to yard to have
trees around it, especially in winter. as thew
do much towards breaking the cold winds. and
preventing much suffering among the cattle.
hope that those who fell disposed will try it
next fall, as the outlay is so small and the
result SO sure, that doubt not they will be
satisfied, and an additional attraction to be
given to the old homestead.-Agricola.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-09
RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS.
r. K. r..
RAILWAYS READY R.Ll1F


l. One of the most remarkable properties which this
all poeerfu remedy possesses, is that of Etscicity-
It truly celebrities the whole system with Its healthfu in
hdence Its action the poisonous case of malaria,
whether 1t be the iolecng eiuva Of Yellow, t. plus.
S1Cap. Measles Scarlet other Malignant Fegers,
FeUei Ague, Bilious Fever, Cholera, Diarrhel, D
terry gux whether the stomach becomes inf 4med and
irrtated from the poisonous tracts OF acid plants faint
ed meats uuripe fruits, or green vegetables, dose or
two of Railways Ready Relief Wil instantly neutralze
the poisonous elements that MAJ in the stomach, aay
the violent nammatons and forfy the whole sys
tenn against sickness painful difficulties
In all cases. therefore, of Cholera Cholera Morbus
take, Railways Ready Relief Its electrical pow
will the Instant it is taken, charge the system NTH
health and UtgOr.
gested blood, which of Rheumatism Lumbago,
Govt Neuralgia Scatica, infcts much pao uIOl the
pati nit with the rapdity of lightning the instant
the r. is rubbed the parts of the body where there
is pInit re establishes an equalization Of the blood
congestion being withdrawn, Inflammation is removed
and pain ceases
g. AS a Uifusius Stimuiant-In cases of Weakness
Lsnguor Debility, Depression Of Spirits, Restlegsness
Melancholy Tr NIB ings Hy stsTcs, &c, it diff
fuses its heabul tonic properties throughout the
tire system II reYiyes and reinvigorates the aged
crippled, niTm, and nervous. 1t impaTts new life and
strength Weak and feeble females who from continued
suf,riHg with lOeakentns discharges, are wasting
awgy, adway Ready Relief Will restore to sound and
ITS CLEANSING AND HEALING PROPERTIES
are quickly prov ed in of 0gunds gun shots,
RtDgsi bites OF EGGS SNAKES. INSECTS &C. Inc moment
Railways Ready Relief is applied to the panied parts it
ICES The poison the Infection arrays inRam
nation and prevents modification.
As A BODY GUARD TO PREVENT the system
against sudden attacks of sickness, especially wden ep
idemics prevail, in cases of sudden cramps in the
stomach bowels, B ious Choc Fevers OF sll knds,
dose Of Railways Ready Relief will check the progress Of
the disease and prevent serious difficulties.
6. Exposure heat Cerebral observation-disclosures
who obi ged be exposed to the hot rays Of the SUM-
should when they feel sickness, headache. take
take dose Of Relief also battle the head with it in
water this will sete and strengthen the stomach and
withdraw he heated blood from the head-and equaze
its circulation through the system.
Z. Every family shOuid provide themselves with Rad
ways Ready ReIitE II acoiden.s occur, either from
falls, burns caids, bTuses Wounds, etc. application
the Ready Relief will immediately stop the pain; pre-
vent ia domination modification.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-09
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Office 1872 Fulton street, New York.
deruo &Wly

CAND FROM DR. JAMES M
"a JARRtTr of the New Y rA LUNG INFlRM AIRY
MY connection for the past eight years with the above
Institution Chief Ply sicadend twelve years course
of IT. a1y devotion tile Cure OF Pulmonary Consump
ton at kindred diseases, together win my nnrlva
led opportunities and aoVan ages patholoSica esearch
nj ed not little by perfect system a Medical l"hGtd
ton has enabled TO arrive at decisive, drsc and
successful Of reatD ent for po-uY radical cure OF
all dis, Of the Throat Lungs and ar Passages by
Inhalation, the vapor and curative properties Of meoi
cnes are directly addressed TO the diseased organs and
the ntegumens. do net advise the use Of medica III
halaton Of any kind to the cuson Oh genera treat
gatnt. and although consider it ueiu sdluVanl IN
the proper management Of those fearful and oen ata
diseases, yet deem il very necessary that each pAunt
should have he benefit Of both general and local treat
meni The Of my treamtn IN the above dis ases
ana the high character cf The Institution oitr which
have long had the hooor to PR side are too w known
to need any euloRy ment ir' m me- AZ the soct
taton O many private and prot asit nal fendsi through
whore pha uthIopc aid the above charity has been long
ard beally support d and after due consideration,
have concluded to make such arrangements as viii bring
the benefits Of my txpei nee and tr atment within the
reach Of ALL and conhne myself as hertooreio those
only who entered y lnhrmary, or VINO were ape % VISIT
me at ny OH Hoping therefore tnat the arrangement
will give entire sstacton both to my professional treh-
rem snd The public, would respectfully announce 10 cona
olusioD, tha can now be consulted Persondiy oroy
letter on all diseases above and that tue medicines
the sane as used 10 che nstuon peparod to sui each
Individual case, inhding Yap0rs, Medical Inhder, &C
&C.. will he forwarded BY express 70 any part Of he ut
Ell states or the Canedas. THRMs-My terms q treat
mtnt by letter follows Slipper month TOT each
patent which will include medicine sufficient Tor one
mo, i'a tfei also, inhsrg Val or, and az lnnanng Ap
parAtus Payment foowsi 50 to be paid to EXPRESS
AGENT IN receipt Of the boxo Medicine, and the balance
50 At the ex ration Of the month, the patient be cured
or Is entirely aati ided with the treatment Patients, W
pvinp full history Of their case spd their symptoms IN
fu eau be treated well by letter ss by personal exam
nation Patients ayailirg Themselves Of Dr. Jarets
treatment may rely upon umediate and permanent re
lirl AZ he seldom has TO ever thirty days
Letters ior advice promptly answered For further par
ticuiafs Addfeta JANIS NJ. JAKRhII, M. d.,
500 Broadway, cor. Twelfth street, N X
Pa-lhyticiana auo others visiting the city are re-
Bptcuiy invited to call at the Inhmnfy, where many IN
esesuR cases can be Witnessed ard where our imProV
ed Tor the inhalation Of indicated vaper can
h. III ~ - =, -, a I ~, dBE ei0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-09
Our Custom Department,

Also In the Second Story, ia provided with very exten
sive and most attractive stock Of OasaimereB Doeskns
Cloths aud VestnPa, suitable for every quality and de
acr ption If Clothing, which will be added the various
ne styles Of goods they appear In marhet-
For the Large patronage which has been bestowed upon
this partment OF our business duly grateful, and
we shall exercise our best 10 merit the approba
lion and patronage Of friends ard the public in the
future, ard We respectfully solicit the same.
ga dkwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-09
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
From the N Y. Medical Journal ]

THE GREAT GRAN DISO0V VERY.
Singular Power Recently Discovered anu conbinsd
with Railways Regulated Pills.-fhe celebrated Dr..
Rad way has recently succeeded in OBJ 2niug nucions
extract so cone ntrasd that dose six pills will fpt
nish the amount Of nutrition the God as is given
to the o1d oy an ounce Of ordinary bread fns nu'
titiocs estrac he has succeeded in combining with Rad
ways Regulating Pills, that while the system is under
goiag thorough physicng, cleansing, purify ing, and
regulating process the wea6, eniebed deoitated and
Wora Ut organs receive healtfui n9urishmeut This
great discovery invaluable. Heretofore, under the iu
fueuct Of the innocent and best pGfgai7es, Pills,
etc the patient grew weak and debltatei In case Of
yellow fever Plus fever scarlet fever and other nag-
fcvera small box erJ speas, etc tbs patient is uh
able to partake sufficient non'ishment to Beep alive.
RADWAY's REGULATING PILLS win entirely rev
uutionizs the Of the sick tcttd with these
maladies; CT Radwags Pills will give to the
Eaeting body sufficient nourshmelt as vel as Xtermi
pate every partcie of disease from the system Another
great power which these Pills possess is that Of resulat
lug the otgaus the system the performance OF their
duties The somacb kidneys, Yerskln, bladder, hesrt
and bowels are each of hlm regular and exact in the
performance their several functions; so that those Who
tai these Pills. hoRever cOstUe they may be, Sill IN
Joy the Msury Of healthy discharge from the bowels
every day, at a regular ard eXsct hour
RADWAY'S RENoYATING RESOLVENT.
The discovery OF this wonderful reuoYat0r of the hu
man body secures to medical science new medicinal
Il only quickly safely and eeotually the fols
''"''e HGMoRS IN THE BLOOD.
scrofna, Tumors, Bleeding Of Lungs,
SYPHILIS, Consumption, 81, ' las DaLce,
soree ricketts,, Salt Rhelm,
Asthma Notes. Cauker,
Bronchitis, Fever sorss, Rash,
Ulcer Erysipelss TeIters.
II renovates the systt completely, Resoving away
from the solids all impure Poisonous and diseased depo8
its retng the blood fud5 Of life from all corrupt
huuors restoring energy and vPor, health Al strength
to every gan and member Of the bodyj but will eradb
cate n m he system al constitutional maladies aud in
frmtes inherited by SICILY children OF di eastd parens.
Let lose affected with any disease, scronle, or cost
tutruai narmites taFe KsdNay's Renovsting nesol
vent
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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Office 1872 Fulton street, New York.
ap1 derus&Ely
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-09
Our Boys, Department,

In the Second Story contains larger and better assot
nent Of garments for boys OF all Sizes than any ether
establishment ia the state Of Boston We have
to offer several and desirable Novelties add we In
tend TO spare pains 10 make this department deserv
ing Of the pei approval and patronage Of all Lur
chaters Of Clothing for Children and Youth
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!. "a AMERICAN WATCHES.


These superior Watches are made by the aid Of new
and original machinery, expressly designed secure
wlth a lou price, FIsE SUBSTANTIAL and UNIFORMLY
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lilies 20 BE- JDutess ~ principle and quality and have
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ASTON These watches made entire from the crude
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movement Of the same quality. Each watch 10 carefully
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ALI FoREIos WATCHES ARE MADE By HAND, the Amer
loan watches being the only made by machinery IN
on uniform system throughout Nearly all handmade
watches are detective and continusy getting ont of
order 10 many parts Of the country II is Impossible 70
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oertain and expensive The Introduction Of American
watches daposea Ct this difficulty, aud country msr-
chants, ~ well as watch Dealers can keep watches as
part OF their miscellaneous stock and thus supply their
customers with NKw STAPLE, which may be used a.
the trade generally.
salesroom Ia Boston, los Washington Street. General
Agents, Mcusrs. ROBINSON 4 ApPLErON, New York.
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Furnishing Goods,

we are in full stock usual Under Shirts, Drawers,
white and Fancy Shirts Hsndk rchitfs, Stocks, CraSas
Tubular and other Ties for ohoker Ooars Gloves Socks
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UMBRELLAS AT RETAIL

at wholesale prices, Also Green and Black speneersl
overals Red and Blue Flannel Shirts Guernsey Frocks,
10 Nc.