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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05
.NEWJE.RSEY W,ENG

A FExALK RoBBKD.--On Friday afternoon a Lady
residing at Newton N. j., was robbed at the jersey
City Ferry Depot of a pnrse containing sN5. shs
was on her way to New-York to purchase passage
ticket to California, in order to join her husband
young fellow was very ofcious in assisting her child
from the cars to the boat and it Is presumed that he
stole the money. The poor woman returned homo
nearly heartbroken at her less and the prospect of
further separation from her husband. la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05
ADVERTISEMENT .
VAIUABJE STORP PROPERTY, VERY DESIRABLE

Drug IaPORrIsa HARDwARs, Oh PARkA
TO let with the privilege purchase for sale the eessn
Brownslons Store Number 10 BxsKaAs srRHkr az s'S
In hisbi with 6ne Basement sud Suboela ss hn5n, IA
lighted AID repete with every eonvenienee ne In he
rrsArded "a enc Of aud most %
liz ri yot h. more than size and the suocsIa
the cosr building the psoG vaults on SG;h or sad in
be let With the SsTe IL desired lot w 20 SOU 90 S is
The rear Of the above running through TO Az
by ovsr fee. In depth Upon When a to Ann about
,yoos N.rehoe,s,l ma ing from beekniAh's ~ ~
f. WI be .sd nee inenEbiasse and
~ rsahs .eeuttias viii be taken 9t hs puIonas
Far psImssspt eligibility this central location esnh0' DO
psssd. .,.,,l.ss orto
BoTteFns sppJ Oh 'A' r. H. LrpLow Co, No. Pin Al,
- -, ,..,, corner building, two lots hey ana or
. with the above store and whc hays
.ht aiye rent roll frat class occup,tion WI be sod
toseksr with tho ssIs' h'o "Aheu W 'Sps' aay nssi
tullon.
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BROOKE VA ITEMS

WAXING UP THE WRoEo PAssKsssR.-Absut a
O'Clock on Sunday morning. Mr.. Charles Hay, Fsry-
master at HamiAon-avenue Ferry, was attacked By
two men, near Penny Bridge, who caught him by the
neck, and demanded to know the time. He Informed
them that was time to leave him. at the instant
knock isg one down with loaded cane, and breaking
it over the arm of the other which forced BIN 10 let 60
bis hold Becoming convinced that they had woke up
the wrong man, they allowed him 70 60 on bis way
home without further trouble. Officers Grogsn aud
JOHNSON, Of the Third Di.triet Police, who were Ia
the vicinity secured the neighborhood, bat were ia.
able 10 find the asssilants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

STUDENT LIFE; OR, How To Work THE
Brsts AND Nor Rus Tnn BoDr. Al eeture by JANIS O.
TcSsos ~ D. phOnOgaPhcsly rspO' tsd and pabIshed in
fecpal .h'ud read ~ pareD should read Il aud they
will ea.s something Esy hevsr new. Price x cents For
YOIk aud sent prepaid on receipt Of price By H. W.
n9ss Sol rpolshe. p'asdle, N. y The Tribune .ays
guolkp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

BOGUS PosTMAs.--On Saturday last, man who
gave bis name Is John Reed was arrested in the
Twenty-rst Ward while in the act of delivering some
bogus letters. He bad with him = large number Of
letters directed to different residents of the ward con-
tanning string of nonsense, which he would deliver
at the proper address and demand two cents therefor
He stated that he had been for time out of en-
poymeIt and bad adopted this petty swndle to raise
funds He refused to give his residence on accouat OF
having a wife and family. He was committed by
Justice Quackenbush for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

LECTURES TO CONF OTY.-Ths evening, the Rev.
Dr. Sender will repeat his entertaining lecture on
India before the Hatfield Young Mems Chrstisn
Association in DR.. Hstfelds Church corner OF Ninth
avenue and Thirty first street Judge Clerk viii deliver
the eleventh lecture Of bis before the Newfork
Unworthy Law Department, in the University build
ing, Washington square, at "a o'clock P. M the sub
iect is "The Rights relating to Servant and Master
including Employer and Clerk" The lecturer wiu
present q historical view Of compulsory LABOR, or
Slavery DIR. Gilbert will lecture tho Digestive
Organs; OF, The Cause ADD Prevention OF Dyspepss,
at Hope Chapel, at o'clock. j. II. Siddons WIZ
speak on The Great Domestic Obligation" at Gold
beek's Han, No. 765 Broadway, at O'Clock.
Dwight Ii. Olmstead, on "Ths Reformation oil
the Sixteenth and Nnteenth Centuries, Do
fore tho Christian Union a: Clinton Hail. To-nor-
row Tuesday evening the Rev. j. p. Newman VIII
deliver his lecture on Washington the Prototype OF
the American Character" in the Norfoiksreet Meth
oatt Episcopal Church, between RiyizgtonIand stan
ton strees in behalf Of the ladies Of that church. oh
Wednesday evening, the Rev. w. III. Miourn WIZ re-
peat lis instructive lecture on What Bind Man
saw in England in the Presbyterian Church. In Jane
street. On Thursday evening, DIR. >. u hollaha
Timothy Tteomb) will deliver his lecture on WORK
and Play" before the Trinity Young Mems Christian
Association, in Thirty fourth street, between sew
epth and Eighth avenues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

IMPRoVENESTs IN ASALSrREEr.-The old French
church in Canal street, between Centre street and
Broadway, j, now in proeess Of demolition The Dew
lin clothing house last Summer purchased this entire
estate running from Canal through to Howard street.
TIE church and dwelling-house now coming down,
and splendid pile Of marble stores lie immediately to
lie built there. The French Society, St. Francois
Xavier, long since built uptown, and removed most Of
their vauabes from this church, yet it has regularly
been used for worship by Italian Catholics until
Wednesday. The old National Hall, long the head
quarters Of the Wings nearly opposite is also to be
demolished, and a large warehouse is to supply its
place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

OBITUARY Mr.. John G. Boxer, the well-known
senior partner Of the importing house of John g. & j.
Boxer, OF No. 9S Front street, died, on Saturday
morning, Of 6iseafe OF the heart. Mr. Boxer was
in his taste for aesthetic pursuits, and collected
and brough, to this country the fine paintings Of the
Dusseldorf school, 20 long familiar to citizens from
their exhibition on Broadway. This gallery was after
ward purchased by Mr. "A. Derby for the Cosnopol-
itan Ar. Association, TO whom il now belongs. Mr..
Boxer was brought before the public few years since
by the eccentric eour,e pursued by his daughter in
marrying bersfa,hers coachman, and her fathers
efforts to render the marriage void. His remains will
be taken to Germany for intermenL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

Elizabeth Bofton's marriage with Dir. Burton was de-
clsred void II 10 stated that such decision was ever
sde. and that she was never In philadelphia nor in
any part of the United States. She is shortly expected
TO aIve from England and then the proceedings before
ne Surrogate will show the facts Of the case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05
MARRIED..

GRIGORY-NODINE-On Wednesday, Feb. p, 1t FeEdhen.
N y by the Rev. james Bolton Col Samuel Gregory Of Dam
bury, Com and Mrs Matilda A Nodire Of F0rdhsm, Y
Van Ness Church. on Twenty street. the Dr.
Hubmt of Yonkers, Mr Chas. " Hough Of NswYoTk City
to Miss Ella " Ssmler Of South Yonkers.
WIBRT - BALDWIN On Saturday, March g. By the Eey.
Thomas Arltage D. D. Mr. Henry II. Wibirt to Mss Mary
J. Baldwin, all Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

ATTEMPTED SUI0ipE.-An Lrish woman, living as
No AZ Rvington Saturday morning attempted COM
NIT suicide by swallowing quantity Of yitroL neighoor
who witnessed the Transaction seized her BY the throat ana
compelled her eject the poison from her mouth she was
badly burned ABBOTT the lips but not danseouy said that
since the loss OF Lar husband weeks sEes the unfortunate
woman has hahn nAItaH deranRl d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05
CITY ITEMS

Yesterday was the most perfect day of the season.
The temperature was delicious, aud not cloud OBJ
scured tie SKY from morning till eventide. In the
country far from the tumu of the noisy town. in the
peace Of Sabbath Observance, it must have indeed
seemed that
"sweetday, 10 cool calm, bright,
Tie bridal Of the earth and sky"
which the pious minstrel thue spos!rophized in his
beautiful and familiar hymn. In the city itself it
seemed like great breathing time for the thousands
Of overwoIn head and bsndworkers who for six days
in the week, are so hurried forward in business that
they hardly know whether the heavens are sending
their rain or sunsbne. The churches were unusually
well attended, but the delight Of the people at large
seemed to be in spending their day of rest in the open
air. How gratefully comes the first breath of Spring
to those in populous cities pent At an early hour the
railroad and ferry boats leading from the city were
crammed to OVERLOOKING with men, women, and chill
dIeD, all bound for the open suburbs Staten Island,
Hoboken WeehawkeD, the rear districts Of Brooklyn,
tie Central Park, and JOnes's Wood, all were alive
with our people, fleeing from the foul and unatracive
city streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

A Row AMONG LABoRERs.-On Saturday night
three Irish laborer named Thomas Grant Owen Riley and
John Kernsn, got into fight at No. l2e East Eleventh
street grocery kept by James AcGuire IL appears
that Grants and Herman had out together and that
subsequently the ennd husband found the Ascending couple
al grocery Of Mcue Hard words passed pro-
ncaousy about Owen Riley coming IN for full shse Of
fight the result during which stabbed
Grant twice. the and Ia the leg Herman
eighty the Riley and Grant were arrested SUD
sequeny held for examination charge OF having COM
rnted q elonioua gssanlt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

TIKI Courts FOR MARcH.-The March Term will
be the busiest Of the year. The calendars large
the Supreme Court Special Term alone containing
$50 causes There viii be two Circuits held and the
Judges Of the Superior Court have made special
order which will have the effect Of greatly reducing
TIE trial calendar Of that Court The United States
Circuit and Dii5Ct Courts viii be opened tomorrow
the former by Judge Smalley. The motion Of Mrs.
Forrest to eoAfrm the referees report allowing her
sGmony viii be decided in a few days. The Supreme
Court Gersral Term, and the Common Pleas General
Term, VIII render decisions in causes heard last month
before lie clofe Of the present term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05
CoRrrcrroy.-Capt. Farragut, Of the soop oe-wsr

BrooIlyn writes, | am greatly obliged to you for
TIE hind insertion my note but IN doing the printer made
two three typographical OF which N
portsnt For example II reads In this mornings paper,
thought placed him perfectly within the reach Of the civil aw
by sending bin TO the Court" Ishoud read CozmGsddHt"
The harng ship should read tearing the ship Send
ing the boy, should read sending the body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

KNOCKED DowN AND RoBBED.-John Shea was ar
rested yesterday charged with having the LIST inst knocked
down and robbed James Kelly aache OF the Essex Market
Prison Kelly passing through Baxter street at the time
Shea and another person. who force
robbe him Of h coat and watch valued at S75 She's .abse
dueny appeared the with the identical garment his
back recognized and arrested. An examination had
before Justice Connolly when the accused committed to
answer The complainant also detained as q witness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

DHATH IRON PoIsON.-On Friday night, Z. b.
Thompson living at ke Gooderson House. in Chatham street.
poison mistake death In short
time Il appears that the dece sed bad prepared umeu
poed Of ch oroorm and anconte external for
Pain IN the head Getting in the night for drink Of water
The deceased by mistake swallowed tie nlment On visiting
in the morning the chambemad found him dead and
quite cold Schmer held inquest the body aud
the jury returned verdict Of death by accidentally taking
poison"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

WHERE The MISSING DRoP-LETrERs HAVE GoSs.
One Of the rascas who have hitherto plundered the
amp-post letterboxes with immunity, has at length
been apprehended by the courage and persstency OF
Post-0iee clerk, to whom the history Of the capture
ia az credable it ia disgraceful to certain member
Of the City Police On Thursday evening the clerk in
question was walking up Broadway about o'clock,
and saw man opening the box on the corner Of
Broadway and Broome street, with key. Knowing
that it not the proper hour for making collections,
he coared the man, and called upon policeman who
came at the tme to assist him in making the arrest.
The latter chose to pay respect to the lbag
banging from the thiefs shoulder than to the Post
Office clerk, and coolly allowed the rascal to
walk off with his plunder-thirty letters more.
The next day, upon consultation with Mr..
Fowler, an inspection was instituted Of the
bands in tie employ of John B. Murray, con-
tractor for putting up tie boxes throughout the
city, The clerk Immediately recognized the thief, in
the person Of one Daniel f. Palmer residing at No. SO
Christopher street. Palmer confessed bis guilt said
he had stolen the key from his employer and gave up
all the money in his possession Sos OF which the
fu. Of the robbery Of the preceding evening. He has
pursued this couIfe since the boxes were first put up
and had accumulated quite deposit in the savings
bank, although married with only salary of Sc
per weel Tie prisoner waived an examination be-
fore the United States Commissioner and his will
90 before the Grand Jury to-day The penalty for his
crime ia not ess than ten years imprisonment. The
policeman who refused to make the arrest when called
upon has been summoned before the police authorities
10 account fer his conduct Under the circumstances
his refusal shows him to be wholly incompetent to per-
form the dutes Of HE berth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

TIE Exempt Firemen's Association Of Newark have
invited the Manhattan stesm Fire Engine Company
No. 8 of f.s city to visit Newark on Wednesday oil
next week IA order to show the Jerseymen tho efficacy
of the maebiuAA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

PREsTSr TO A PASTOR AND HIS WIFE--Tbe ecz-
gregstion Of the Yorkstrest Methodist Church pre-.
snted their pastor, the Rev. John A. Searles with
check for 500, on Friday night Upon the same 90
casion the Ladies' Aid Society," attached to the Church,
presented the Pastors wife with the sum 1890 IN
gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

AProRTNgSrs AND REMOVALS B. N. Sgceny
appointed te the Office Of bell ringer Of the Thirty
third street fire tower on Saturday, taking the place OF
Samuel Ii. Waugh, removed for political reasons.
Samuel Mckinley took the place Of w. w. Tinker OF
the Twenty street tower. Thomas Condy, APP
pointed clerk of the Franklin Market by the City In
spec.or on the lat instant was sworn into Office by the
Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05
IAdrrtlseunenf.I

LONDON CLUB SAUCE.-TGis unryaled Saucs,
manufactured by PARKER BRos Lonson can be ob.ioed q
Their agent In h city A. j. PARKER, No - beekmsns rms
article Superior to the Worceserhe ssnce and can DC 20
taiaed st onshalf the price,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

GrnsAsrrc BURGLARs.-0licers Hoomer aud
Hull Of the Twentieth Precinct early on Saturday
morning found two burglars in the clothing store OF
George WyaDt No. 26i Ninth avenue. Finding that
the officers had cut off escape by the frons door, she
two thieves jumped out Of the back window and fed
through the back yards Of row Of twelve hcu6ss in
Twenty second street. Each bouse supplied With
back fence and the agile burglars displayed consid
cradle ground and lofty tumbling in jumping end
climbing the same. They were holly pursued by the
officers, who were not far behind in gymnastic agility,
and finally one of the fugitives becoming tired at
tempted to conceal himself in Of the yard bu.
was detected end secured. The other thief dashed
through glass door of of the houses In Twenty
second street. and rushing up stairs sought to eonoea
himself in ady's bedroom. The affrighted dauss
ran screaming to the street. and meeting the officer 10
formed him of the hiding place of the cuprt. He was
finally dragged forth from beneath the ladys bed and
safely conveyed to the Station House in company with
Bis confederate. Justice Quackenbuah committed both
the accused TO answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

Qriex PAssAcx.-The steamship Roanoke, Capt.
Couch, which left this port Feb %, at 8 p H., Tor
Norfolk Richmond, Se., arrived at o'clock P. M,
Sunday 4h making the round trip in 95 hours taken IN
end ascharsng full cargoes, being the shortest pas
sage on record.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

The SUPERIsTEsDEsTs OF TIE PooR,-A COM
mittee, consisting of Messrs. Crooke, Kenmore, sud
Ftzsmmons was appointed at the last meeting Of the
Board Of Supervisors, to investigate charges Of
brutality and rsatment to applicants Tor aid by
OF those in charge of the Office Of the Superintsndeas
Of the Poor in the City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

MORE CoUNTERFEITs.-Oficer Lewis of tho Third
Precinct PocsI arrested named Eliza MoGee, ss
night the charge OF attempting 10 two dollar
counterfeit bill the Metacomet Bank Fa River Massschz
sets in Court street She wssocked up for hearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

RoBBIso BOARDING HoUsE-Mrs. Jane Haight
an elderly widow lady keeps boarding at No. 15 East
Broadway Ms Haish had in her epoy lad named Thomas
osed years who TO do errands
chores" On Friday last gold watch and chain valued at
and &24 In cash missing from the bureau wherein
such articles usually kept Thomas of hav
stolen the vausbes aud being accused he fully confessed
that he committed the theft He taken before Justice
Steers where he restored the property and committed to
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Uproos from low forehef upper lips or any pat q ne
body Warranted 81 per bokle. 81 WaketSt mrs HAxt
Brooklyn; BArss Boston; GAIA ksDxR, PhilsdeiphiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

CoURT-B on WASHINGTON PARK.-At the
meeting the Board Of Supervisors Special Committss
three consisting Bess Crowe Sehenck and Garrison ~as
appointed inquire iso the praccaoy Of erecting Court
House summit Washington PARK, with to
cure and that the Committee confer with tue Co
mon Council procure their assent and that they report the
the Board with such recommendations a. they may
daam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

IssASE.--A woman named Mary Gillen was brought
the First District Station House Saturday night By Do
teciVe Rsynor who found her wandering about the streets
whou. shoes sockpg She appeared be insane aud
taken TO the Hospital by Police Surgeon Ball.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

CITY MoRTALIrY-The total number of deaths in
this city las. week l05, of which "a adults
and II children. The principal diseases were corr
sumption, II; scarlet fever 10; inflammation lungs
IL; marasmus, s; commissions, 6; Group; typhoid
fever, q under one year of age 26. ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

A CRIMINAL CoLoRED Cook CAUGHT IN CoURr.-
Kate johnson, a young colored woman, was employed
about two months since cook in the family of Mrs.
Stanley, No. 60 West Thirteenth street. She held that
position for the space Of three days when one morn
ing before the family up, Kate departed In hur-
red Manner taking with her silk dress, some skirts
and other clothing valued at $780, Since then Detect
i've Slowey hes been looking for Kate but she man
aged to keep out of the way until Saturday moraing
At that time another coloed lady, named Mary John
son. was being tried in the Court of Special Sessions
on a charge of robbing her mistress and among the
witnesses present to testify in MaryS behalf was the
identical Kate who had been so long wanted. She
was accordingly arrested, and taken to Headquarters
where she confessed her guilt Meantime Mary John
son was discharged by the Court but was instantly re-
arrested by Detective King on another charge Of rob-
berry. She was also taken TO Headquarters, and de-
tanned for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

ARREST or YoUsG BURGLARS On Friday night
two named Stephen and Robert Coz vel
Twentieth Precinct charged with burglary The office Of D.
HcIhaney No West Twenty sixth street broken into
article. Of small value The thieves had also attempted to
blow the safe b, putting powder In the lock bit had failed
tempts burglary in the ward Tho stolen pistol wa
found 10 their possession and they committed BY Justice
Kal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

BURGLARY The house of Mr.. g. g. Bennett, on
Middle between Seventh and Eighth avenues el
neousy entered by burglars Friday night last, and robbed Of
window.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

ARREST OF Observation-Disclosures Wilson aud
seae on Sunday morning arrested two young named Tim
and John Howard who charged with having Sat
urday night entered the ewery OF g. w Brown No $50
Brosdwsy The door had been opened BY means OF false
beys and few Of shirt studs bowie knife, and other
small articles taken therefrom The accused locked up
for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

THE BuRros WILL CAsE.-We are informed lna'
our report, last week. was incorrect In stating that MA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

RESUMPTION or MONTH RryBH Nsyfoirfdr'-rhe
ice ia fast breaking up In TIE Hudson River and To-Day
the barges between Poughkeepsie, Newburgb, andNl'
city, commerce their regular trips, the river BEING
clear far as Crum Elbow, abort five miles above
tie frst-named place. Between Albany and Hudson.
navigation is mostly open, but few tough feds OF
ice stll hold their OVID and likely to do 20 fora
short time YET to come. The last heavy Tsin created
frestet in the Mohawk, which emptied itso the Hud
such an unusual quantity Of water, and cakes Of
ice as TO create eious rice in The larger stream.
When the ice broke up at Poughkeepsie on Friday
afternoon, Elk men, who engaged in the middle
of che river, endeavorng to clear passage asross,
found it almost impossible to cave boat which they
fortunately had with them, from being crushed in the
whiting matses. They finally succeeded in safely
reaching the shore. If the warm weather continues,
the river must soon be unlocked from Troy to this city,
when the Peoples, Merchants, and Troy lines OF
steamboats,, which have been thoroughly renovated
during the Winter, will again offer their facilities to
the travelling public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

- IAdveTtisemsnLI
Millions OF Bottles OF Mrs. WLNsf0w's S00TH
no Strip used every year IN The uitcd States &
Children Teethng With DeveTaug SUCCESS aelof imms-
date snd certain. Only rs bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

For EUaopg--The U. s. III. steamship Arago, on
Saturday, took GU, 10s passengers for Southampton
and Hsyfe.