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THE TKiBLTNE.
Vjf \V oKIiSWOKT H. it i'o-.-m 1>> Wm. Walla
which first appeared iu the American Review,
been published in an eletrani thin volume, to wl
a Portrait of the great Bard is prefixed. We reg
this as among ihe noblest of Mr. Wallace's eflasii
One of our young Poets o! most decided [iron
(A. B. Street; saya of it io a ca??ual notice of
_\ien_\_- in the Albany Evening Journal :
- Thl? poem has the deep, ?oleum anil majestic !
renny of an organ In highly gifted nuthor ?tuiid
the front rank amone the young ptwisot our country
We give the following specimen of the Poem :
Most haply I ?hid! sing some simple words,
Kich with thi- wi-k!i1i Experience gives to Tirnc
An antique tale of beauty- ?nil "1 tear? :
Or I may wnnder in my thought alar
Where men have built their home? in forests vajl
And see th" Atlantic rest hi? weary feet
And lift hi? '?rire b;ue eyes on other stars :
Or hear ihe t*ire of many Waters," hoarse
Wllh conutinc centurie?, a: ti n:!inc on
Tbroufth the eternal night Ol ?tient wood?.
Whose bum: trunk? sentinel n ihousund leagues,
Hi? deep lihatioti to thu waitin? Seas ;
Then I would join the ??horui preludes reveling
Between the wondrous acts Ol th'tt grand play
Which ?a prompting In another sphere :
Or I may wander in my thought afar
'Mid ruin? ur?y ot column* overthrown?
Where populous town? went rocking to Hitd fro
' Wildly upon the troubled Jr'nrth'? unrest,
Like (??real armadas on the rons?d St ai ,
And thru lilt up a ?on,; of solemn niHrch
Amid the glorious temples crumbling there?
Td<* beaunlul record? of a world whi'-h wnt,
Majestic types of whitt 11 world must he.
?The Mississippi.
Published by Huntington ?."c Savage, 166 p.-arl
Plsrusmioiia nn Kntileitl ( <>n-r ii tit iomt] Kefoi
-By the Nutionul Ketiirmei?.
Reported lor The Tribune 1
The second of a aeries of meetings, ?.-ailed for I
parp?se of discussing what principles ought to
embodied in the new Constitution of this State, w
held in Franklin Hall, f'hatliain-Hijuare. F rid
eTenini?. February Pih?Mr. Sheptakd in the Cha
Mr. Evans, from the ' Business Committee,' ?u
mined ihe following
REPORT.
The Business Committee, appointed to report to t
Meting* for the discussion of Constitutional question
principles to be embodied iu the new Constitution,
ti? order ol their relative Importance, respectful
rrport :
Tbst in their Opinion, the ??real iriilh? !i*>c--ss>iry f,
the foundation of h perfect Constitution ?ru lountl in 01
Declsrstion ol Independence, in the asserted Inulienab
Eijbtof Man to Sell'-Governmont, to Life, Liberty,at
?Jn? Puriuil of Happiness. The?e right?, they ihin
?ere well con?ideri-l, ami enumerated iu their propi
?ti-r. --y th? ?uthors ot that great national docuineii
_d ill thai is necessary i? to curry them into practle
l-ould not. they believe be ol much utility to di??-iii
acidental question? before ?eitlin^ ujem fundament.
jirioclple? For example, the details of a Judicial S)
-iiidipend mueh upon the Constliutioual security i
the right to life, and the means and materials oecessai
laiupport life; therefore the latter should bo enusiderv
_1L And with this view your Committee offer the to
iwiiii! re.vlutii.n?. aa, in their opinion, t-mbracim.? th
isbjects tint in order :
Resolved, That In the new Constitution, the powere ?
tie Sttue Government should be strictly denned an
limited.
Resolved, That, the first right being the Kiiiht to Lift
the Conttitution ?hould prohibit the taking of Life. e>
.???it m ?i-.t-tlfirtu-.-. or iu defence against foreign at
rrtuloD.
Kesolrrd, Tbst. the second riitbt heinu the Ki.ht to Ih
Bletnjof lupportini; Lifo, and the menus of ?upportiu
Life miinly depending on ihe Soil, the riirht to the u?i- t
the Soil ought to bi> restored to the People
Resolved. That the Kicht to the Soil may be?t be r<
ttorrd by Ilm'niui; the quamiiy of Iam1 that any Individ
UllBisy acquire aller the adoption of the ConstitUtlO!
leiTiDg thi-iti holdinit utitier present l?-ii?l title? in pot
te?liun fur their life unie. *
The above Report was accepted, ami the r?solu
lions accompanyimr il were made the subject ol ihi
evenings discussion ; when Mr. Mo RE Y moved ti
tunetid the first resolution su that it should read?
Resolved. That in the new Constitution, the power? o
tit-State liov-Kruineiit, " ttnd'ui the majority ol the peo
pie."uui;hi to be strictly defined and limited,
Mr. Evans opposed the amendmenL He was ii
?ror of defining uu?i limiting the powers of govern
?sent, Lut the majority ol the people under the gov
irtmiem, ami they niiivhi alter or abolish it wheneve
_ty pleased, The powers of tin: majority of iln
people could be defined timl limited in no other wa;
'Jan they nitrt-etl to, und they would not be bourn
kyany such definitions ami limitations after the;
?d become convinced ihat they were no longe
?reeded. Mr.Morbt'samendment wa.? rejected, am
the question recurring on the resolution an reporte?:
kwai adopted.
Mr. Wi >t then moved that the second resolatioi
beconsiilert'tl, ami hii motion being seconded, \vu
pntand carried in the affirmative.
Mr. Evans had not come prepared to diacefss tin
qaestion of Capital Punishment, although he was o
the opinion that government had no rieht to take tin
life of any of its citizen?, u* a punishment for critm
-???could defend itieltaindnsttlie crime? ?>f Individual
limply by coutiuiui: them for long or ?iiort periods o
?ae, ?ccordtui; to the uiaitultude ol their offeoces au?
tie liibiiiiy ot their frequent occurrence. But he tnii
prepirt'd to dlicu?? the rii?htfulne?? ot defensive war
H?h?d givon that question considerable attention, anc
??come to the conclusion that government had a riyhi
te defend lueif ajiainst foreign aggression.' Not by meant
ofinnies and naviet as ?t present organised. lie would
P> for their abolition to morrtne. They were an mine
?WHYtaxapon the industry til the iiHtl.-in But by n
tsuehles? expensive military system founded upotn na
?oslright If jtovernmeut secured to it? citizens their
[???- r1_hl to an i?aJ'irItl:??'?? homestead, all the defence
_?ould require would bo ?*? xitTte over every mantel.
P-ve." Labor could then protect itself on the "land, and
-o?raerce? ail the commerce there would be under
??h circum?tances?cou'.d ?u?t as well protect itself on
?a? ocean.
Mr. \\ est not culy doubt??d the ri_h* <>f Government
?take _e lives ol 'ertminals, but he denied Itsrighttoin
-jet? pun-irscTi? ?t all. To impriion. (in the bad ?erne
?>-that term.) to harn*, or ?hoot criminals, was not the
?? tv?y to protect Society. Society could !?<? better
protected by their reformation ihrui by their >'ii?!h? ement
?a deitruction. The best thiiu: Government could do.
*<*b& be to open the pri?ou-doors und let the captives
PWe?to ?iberate ihe convicts under sentence of death
-oto Mylum? prepared for their reception, where they
__i be securely -?'plunder the cxre tf skillful ami ex
Weiced physician? and kind and patient nurse? unit!
?J romd ??li-ly be restored to the companioushlp of
"?jffrieud? ?? redeemed and reifehernted." Experience
-?d-sown, that priions and ?cati'old? had increased in
^*iot diminished the number of criminal?. For every
~** Imprisoned at least three additional thieves had
?**a created thereby. r*_r every murderer executed
^~-tt tivn additioUHi murderer? had been ?-rented there
v- Thieves and murdt-n-r? had wive? and children ;
2__**re diitiraced. degraded and jieriecuted for the
7*e? of their husbands and parent?, and absolutely
?Wl;to the commission of ?imiiar or worse crimes.?
?_'_,-s'1' alio denied the ri.;bt of Hovernment to take
;-* a defence aijainit insurrection?, liovrrnment might
*l?i? ccattc: slavery?permit the lalo and purchar? ot
v*??-btiDgs. Chattel slaves might revolt?sincerely
J^lhg their bodies tob?' their own and very naturally
J*"011* (,f recovering their lost ownership. Govern
~*^*?i??_ iejalizo that other ?y?tem of slavery kuown
?j,, ^d" system?-.K-rmit that trsttd- an,l ipccalation
v^^^-nd the e'iL?e.;ueii: Monopoly of the l.nnd which
^**o?lot>d the landless ?loor to'tho eondi?on of serf?,
?''jv^'n^ *^" m "? w*i:'i At whatever occupation and ut
n?Z w P"ce? th-.-lr employers clique. Wac?-? ?laves
2g revolt?sincerely b_i?vlng thai they have certain
,id" fighu, among whicii are- the right to labor at
_"*W'*a-tiecupationthey ple_?e."them??-!ves bein, the
"Urir" ? **?' 1*lntl Hn'* d"-:r' '' ' : '??''?''?''?'? "'"a -***- r'--?'A* :"
rfS.'"^* tif their labor, and very naturally desirous ol
-? *fm. and enjoying their untura! rieht?. Would
->feith*m'.l hRV<' h ri-ht *? -1-0 lh" Ufe ?* ? 4*?-:;e 0I"'
o'S-ii! * lt"''*t' ci,U!"!* oI ??-*-- Ravi's I lie thought
hi??? i ?:0Te'lnrnent wa? n't worthdofeudiu,;?it would
*?iv irl*,rfu! c-i*,eni;e?it ought lo be put out of the
wy t_. ** n,!Ter -I*-a been, there never would be,
^?lurrec-ori, of the people against a just govern
hy'lli?* ?_*-ola-ion- ?-bfr having been farther debated
loent 1_Lr ILSON t*n;1 ?*VIS- "-n<- -e time for adjourn
?^toaving arnved. was made the subject lor ?stout
m?t_7_\ 5J10 mt^tia-' whlcn w?!l be beid ?t the ?ai_e
. mm oc Monday evening. February yth
W1LLUM \VEST, S^weu-y.
? rBLE BLE3 cv %icELRAT?
???t.. ?r. ."lO. -?60
Tbr Toppcr-o*! Inet ol Lake Superior.
To the Editor of The Tribune:
A letter in your paper of the Mh iu?L dated at
Poiitiac, January 22, evince? so much of an improper
and reprehensible spirit, and is so well calculate?!
to defeat the very purpose it was probably designed
to accomplish by the writer, that it is a matter of
some doubt whether a reply is not hu unnecessary
consumption of the space allotted to it inyour paper
The writer hails from a distant residence, and ?t
w,.ul,I not be mir to pre?*ome that he r?silies in
New York, for that would imply a deception that
one of hie profeased integrity would uot be guilt*
of?it would serve 10 Uirow a shade of suspicion
over hi? honesty of purpose throughout bis ;ei;i-r.
Then ii might give force to the presumption that hi.s
disinterestedness is cloven footed, ami thai be mi'.-ht
have an interest in the Cuba mines, or that he soueht
to depress Copper Stocks that he might avail him
mir of the depression to secure an iuterest ?a them
ami fill hi.s own pockets. It certainly requires an
effort to exercise an abundance of charily toward
a ?nan who denonncas an enterprise so national arid
so interesting in its character and which has already
secured the confidence and the endorsement ot some
?4' the most Bagacious, shrewd and sound men in the
Nation. One moat attribut?! to him either a want of
commun judgment or common honesty.
The existence of great mineral wealth in the Cop?
per Mines ot Lake Superior is now established be
yond all doubt. The Government has, for several
years ba?-k. appointed her Agents at no small cx
pense, and Congress are now turning their atten?
tion to it to secure the titles of the miner's lands.
The Government certainly anadies some impor?
tance to this subject. Eminent Geologists unite in
their testimony in it* favor; and of the thousand?.
who for the two lasi seasons have visited the mines,
all seem to he of but one opinion. It is too late in
the day, either foj: honest scepticism, or for the af
fectstionof it for sinister?purposes. Neither scoffs
nor sneers can retard ihc enterprise. Public atten?
tion is aroused to thai preai treasury of Copper
wealth, and no misrepresentation can prevent or de?
feat ilh full ami ttuccessful development The cop?
per riches of Lake Superior is a subject of great
National interest It must increase the National
wealth, and the benefits which it will confer upon
the Nation rise far above the mere question of cup?
per stocks ami the narrow and selfish interest?) of
.my one. who would make his own private interest
th?-standard by which any great public good is to
be measured.
The suspicion ol a sinister motive is confirme,1,
not only by his wholesale denunciation of the enter?
prise, and the men engaged in it, but as if no one
connected with it should escape. Dr. Jackson, a gen?
tleman certainly ,?f high probity of character ami
justly distinguished in his profession ami deserved- ?
';, , DJoying a large share of 1 ublic confidence is the
subject of a ..?ourse titt'l vulgar aspersion, whieli no
?,ne with correct notions of courtesy and a proper
?luire of good feeling, would have resorted to, only
when driven to it by necessity uu.l by the force of
truth.
I have ;.o personal acquaintance with Dr. Jack?
son, but his high character I.as commended him to
ray respect ; nor am I interested in bis opinion of any
particular location, at Luke Superior whieli ho may
liave given : but I would ask, in wat is he deceiver].'
It is due to Dr J. and to the public, that the writer
should come out ati?I specify, in what- Dr. 3, is do- .
ceived, how ami in wliat particular, or stanil con?
victed as a cowardly calumniator.
The one-aided no,i partial view which he take? ,,f
the ?abject evinces a mind singularly distorted in it?
power i>\ perception an,I reasoning, or a heart filled
with disappointment, or goaded I,y some private g rief
or actuated by some worse motive.
it is certainly no agreeable risk to present any
one in the licht in which this writer has placed him?
self! The truth, in this great enterprise, should be
known, and the foregoing remarks, if they snv,?r "l
severity or want of courtesy, are so because they
seem to be necessary to present the \\ bole truth in :
connection with the article referred to.
[t is proper to Bay. that in this ?real enterprise,
it.at promises so much wealth, and which the public
now views with so much favor, there will be irauiis
practiced, ami there will be failures ami disappoint?
ments. The unprincipled, tin: impudent, the ex?
travagant, the miskilitu!, the ardent and the san?
guine will rush into this department of industry ami
business, a? they do into any other that promises
t-uch rewards, ami of course its history, like that of
manufacturing or mining ?11 lead, will be marked by
failures, and by success, by losses and by gains.?
It is as certain thai the prudent and the skillful will
make money, as that the imprudent and the extrav?
agant will lose it.
A more ill-fated and unfortunate series of blun?
der? could not well have been perpetrated in ihc
same space, than are to be found in the letter, in an
attempt to contradict the facts of the article of the
Huston Post.
He says ihu jirr dollars and not four dollars per
ion is necessary for raisiug: the ore. A highly re?
sponsible and respectable practica] miner, who has
spent sevtial years at Lake Superior, and who ha.?
Leen engaged in mining for twenty years, is authori?
ty for this assertion.
Hut utimit that doable the amount is require,! and
liiat instead of six dollars, twelve should be neces
sary for smelting, crushing, A:e. still the produce will
be highly profitable and lucrative.
The public are greatly indebted to the louer for
the valuable mi mission which is vouchsafed, and
that is, " thai the Cuba and Jamaica Mates hare
been wrought for years with success, and in work
ing them distinguished business men in Seir York
and Boston have been engaged." It is grateful, in
deed, \h this desert of scepticism to meet with one ''
oasis of failli?one green spot, where truth and hope
muy repose.
He denies that the " veins vary in width from
six inches to sixteen feet." Was he ever at the
Lake Superior Mines ? At Eagle Hiver the vein is
twenty feel wide. Atibe Massachusetts Co. loca?
tion four feet Bohemian about the sanie. The
Pittsburgh Co. at Eagle River Cliffs four feet wide.
Ho says "that black oxi.le veins at Copper Har?
bor, six inches in width, yield over twenty-five per
cent." The fact only differs from bis assertion in
this, thai of the HO tons of black oxide shipped to
Boston, from 62 to tit? per cent was the yield. It is
a little remarkable that the 6 in. vein reterred to is ?
in. and that very near to it. on the same location, is
another promising veinoftt'x/eef in width,in which
they are at work, which has escaped his notice en
tirely .' On the Superior Co. location, immediately
adjoining that of Copper Harbor, is a vein live feet
wide, and one t? feet wide, yielding from \i{ to 50
percent, according to the best analysis.
hi a vein of four foot width 10 miuers and l?
common laborers, with high wages, and provisions
at Inchest prices, will take out 10 tons per day
daring the business season, viz. ."> months, which
will be 1300 tons, and this at 10 per cenL will pro?
duce 2?0,000 lbs. of Copper, and this al 10 cents per
lb. is 841,600. Now aUowinii the exorbitant charge
of $10 per ton for raising-, smelting ?Vc will leave a
" large margin of profit" of 823,000 ; and the whole
amount of capital employed ought not to exceed
85000, including the cost of the mill fur crushing,
washiiiL-. S?c.
In a day or iwo 1 will continue the consideration
of the remarkable letter from Pontiac. A.
r~?r~ M. Farmer. Es,;, lor uearly six years Edi?
tor and joint proprietor of the Onondaga Standard, pub?
lished at Syracuse, has retired from that journal, and
Mr. A. L. Smith, hi? former partner, become? ?ole pro?
prietor. The 1h*'. issue ot the Stsudard bring? u? Mr.
Kartner's valedictory. 111 which he administer? to hi? par?
ty ?..me very wholesome advice. In speaking of that
caucusing ?rid wire-pui.ing by which the leatt worthy
trequenlly crawl into high place?, he says ;
In the general scramble, ignorant or corrupt men are
often nominated, sad I regret to ?ay are tu otien elected,
'?'hi? practice is common m both the great political par?
ties, nud thus we often see men uominuted for high sta?
tion? which they an* incompetent to till. Thl? it not on?
ly humiliating to the worthy, but degradto", to the Wnote
people. Men may, and should be. consistent iu support?
ing measure? and candidate? by ecting In concert, but
party u*ag.-t and party tie* cease to be binding when
they violate troth and Justice. No voter is required 10
do what hi? reato? convince? him is wrong, even though
a hundred party leaders denounce him became he will
not move at their bidding. Caucuses are not infallible,
but otien contro.ied by Intrigue -ud mauagemeut.
There ore abro other reforms which I should rejoice
10 tee accompli?bed. 1 mm -hat a higher and more cor?
rect view of man's nature an I duly, Htid the laws which
. overo .eery thing will preval!?us; the right? of the la
boring classe? wi i '.h- '.,..?;:<?:? appr?ciated, -?J more truly
rewarded?that what is most useful will at all limtt be.
considered most honorable?that the public wi.l nut only
tolerate but encourage free and fair discussion on all tub
u'cts? that the press will ?peakthe truth without fear of
party. Sect or creed?that from tat* pulpit less will be
beard ab.".:', mere speculative theories, and more about
oui true rights and duties?from the bar, more disposi
tioa to render strict justice, and less disposition to take
without giving any value in return.
tW The Step-Mother, a Romance by G-P.
R. Jameo, Esq. author of Arabella Stuart, ?c. has been
published in two part? by the Harpers. Part I. form?
number 74 of their Library of Select Novel?.
E51* Nos. 17 and it- of O'Halloran s Complete
Hi?tohv ok lBr.LAM* are published under one cover by
X. Jlartin - Co. 26 John-st
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Slavery in .llnrvlaud.
The last Baltimore Visiter brings us the follow
irig advices from the Legislator? of Maryland:
Annapolis. Md Feb. 4, 1846
Thi-rc ha? been but little ? ! general inter?-?; done n
the 1.- tpalainre during the present week. Amona the
ptoceedings hac. the matter more interesting probaMy
than any olh. r to tbe numerous readers ol y.ur Journal,
was the consideration, en Monday last. ? I the Mill enti?
tled -A supplement to an Act relating to Free Negroes
oil,i Slif. es. passed at Dec ses.-iou. ,-31."
The first section ol this bill proposet to repeal to much
,.f the act of 183L ch ?ZS. as allows negroes to a??emble
i. r purpose? of religious worship uuder the conduct and
management of a "white licensed or ordained preach
. : ' ? .-. ? a:.d to declare all ?ucb assemblage? on at? I ..
?:.d tumultuoua" The second section provides that the
iioldinttot any auch meetim: ?hall be considered prima
''ocie evidence of ihe const nt of the owner of the land
,;,/*>r, which such meetingsi.a.l be held, and subject? him
to a penally ol $UK). unless be can ?how by the testimo?
ny ol at least two freeholders, that such meeting **'a?
without bis knowledge and content
The thtr.l and last lection declares all meeting? of ne
croes for r>:;i.iou? purposes, other than tnose held at
recular arid appointed bouses of worship, tobe unluwfu.
and tumuituou?, and subject? the owner of any house
where auy such meeting may tx- held, to the ?ame S ne
as that above mentioned. The bill was warmly support?
ed by M'-ssrs. Carroll. Clagett, Reeder, and Bowie, and
opposed by Messrs ("ox Biser, and Frorier.
This bill, after considerable debate, was referred
to the Committee on Colored Population. It dies
tiotseim to us necessary to pass any more such laws
to convince all reflecting minds that Slavery is ut?
terly incompatible with Liberty. eiih?:r Political or
Religious.
From the Art-'u?.
Universal SntTrage?The Iroiiuoi? t'onsiilered.
Albany', January. 29, 1646.
Mr. C ros well: In re-coristracting our Consti?
tution, umler circumstances favorable to the rights
of all classes of a varie?! population, the occasion is
presented for ask?nir the question, whether justice
to tin Iroquois of New- York, does not demand that
they also should he admitted to the right of citizen
ship .' This people have some strong claims to such
a distinction. They were not only t>)e owners of
the suil, at the era of the founding of the colony early
in the 17th century, but they defended it manfully
during the whole of that, and the greater part of the
succeeding century1, against the efforts of the crown
of France to colonize and wrest it from ottr grasp.
A portion of them fouizht with us in the contest for
Independence. The Mohawks, who took adverse
groando, fled and took shelter at its close in Canada.
Such of the tribes, and parts of tribes as remain,
have devoted themselves to agriculture, and con?
tinue, to the present time, to shuw themselves as
peaceable and orderly inhabitants. As huoii tbej
are regarded in the Western and Northern Counties,
where they are very well liked.
The recent censas exhibits them in a favorable
light. This is the view in which they are presented
in the Governor's last Message tu the Legislarme.
They cultivate wheat, outs and corn. They raise
cattle, horses, hogs and sheep. They are, generally.
good farmers and herdsmen. There are some me?
chanics and a lew professional men. All the can?
tons have made respectable advances in morals and
education. Their social organization exhibitsschools.
churches and temperance societies. They have
t-'one through the severe and scathing ordeal of the
settlement of the State ; and it is believed that such
as remain upon these reservations, could now be in?
corporated into our s\ ?ion as separate town?, left
to their own organization, :o the great benefit ol
themselves, and without detriment to us. To give
them the right of suffrage and a repr?sentation in
our Legislature, would act asa seal lot.ll prior means
to exalt iheni. and would accomplish more, in this
respect, than it house full of legit ?.. !ire acts without
it. Yours respectfully,
HENRY R. SCHOOLCRAFT.
R?CHEL W. Barker.?This lady, who is a rela?
tive ol our worthy fellow-citizen Jaci b Marker, onda
regularly admitted minioter, or ministress ol the Socie?
ty ol Friends, delivered ?.a address on Sunday afternoon .
in the Methodist Church. The Church was thronged,
and large numbers i : .n.ii.-s and gentlemen had to return
unable to get in. She : r?t explained the customs "I the
Friends in their assemblies, hii.1 then chose lor her sub
ject?'? God made man Upright'-' In the course of her re?
marks ?he endeavored t?, ?how the aim object and end
of hi? creHtion.and the amount of which was that he ???,
intended for happiness, virtue and pene;'. She urged the
cultivation of the mind as one ?.,urc- ,.r imppines?. ?nd
was peculiarly interesting in her address to mothers,
wives, and daughters, showing the responsible duties
that devolve upon them as mentor? ?nd guardian? of the
iibmc generation. The nay aitiie uflhe la.'ie? of the pre?
sera day excited her animadversion, and the term -but?
terflies" was not inaptly applied to them. Tobacco chew
ers, smoker?, and the frequenters of balls and other
place? ef public amasemeot, came in for a obere of the
ceuiure. A? to war, and the rscent rumor? about Mexi?
co, ?he of course thought it all wrong?decidedly wrong.
Tho ludy ?poke about an hour and a halt.
IN. O. Dei;?, Jan. t^th.
A Blood? Woman Fight.?One of the bloodiest
Woman tights ever witnessed, look place between Mar
garet Terry and Mrs. Sullivan, ootu living ou Front-st
on .??aturda',- ?as!?one arm?,! with u club, tb, other with
b haohtt. Mrs. Terry fell after a severe struggle, baaly
wounded (cut) in the neck sn.i left arm. We saw her
at the Mayor's office, accompanied by her husband, coy
ere.l with blood, and laint demanding a warrant for her
of the hatchet. [Cincinnati Commercial.
Fire in Worcester.?About7 o'clock,P.M.on
tue 5th ii.st. a lire broke "tit In the bora occupied by Mr.
Moses Spooner, situated in the rear of the building con?
taining the press upon which are printed the Cataract
National ??gis, Christian Citizen Otninum Gatherum,
und the Daily and Weekly Spy. Much damage was done
to forms of type, eases, paper, and printer's fixtures, by
removal. The buildings were owned by 3. Burnside.
Ksq and were fully insured.
f5rJ A party of ladies and gentlemen, 22> in num?
ber, were recently thrown from a ?.<?.! at North Ad?
ams. Mass, mid dreadfully injured?though there is a
prospect that all will recover.
?*???"* On the Mb ?list, a fire occurred at Leomin
iter. Mass, by which a dwelling-house bolonging to Mr.
George 8. Hurrsg?.. and occupied by ?lire,1 families,
was entirely destroyed. Whole loss about S41)00?82600
in ?area.
General LXoticcs.
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DR. J. ? STRA?TO.N _ SOS rerpeciltiitaf acnounc? to
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Physical Energy, and ?.. Nervous Disorder?. In catea of
Dyapepsio, which Is ?imply a nervous ai-raugetieuiof tbs
oig?-?tive organs, they hove been found equally ?accessfu..
Tne Rug? are of different prices. beinc made-of ?1. size?,
and of various ornamental ?i?;:erii.?. and can Le worn by ihe
iitost delicate :'e!ii.t:e wuho'.u ?ne tlifbteel inconvenience.
1 ii!. Galvaxic Beits, Banu?. Bracelets, aic areniod
Lflc?lontof the InTnnUon, and ar? recommended 12 more
enrome case? of ci?ea?e. where the Rin?t? -io cot pos?-ss
:::le.-u.ii\ or power. They are adapted to Its? want.
arms, wrisU.ank e?. rtiest, or any part of tne : ody with i.er
:"-c.-ase. Any Galvanic power that ia reqt:;re-i Day lb?I
:.e obtained, sod no complaint which tlie my.ur.ou? ogeat
ofGolvonitut can affect will fail to bepermaneatl] relieved.
C'..iisTi?.'s MaCMETIC Ftuin is uted la connecuoc with
?.::? K::??-? ai.J iheir modiflcodons. This composition bo*
tieen pronounced l>y ihe French Crtemist? to be one of the.
most :?- un..le 'iis-ovoil-aof m.Kletu science, lti? tielteved
tn posses? the remarkable power.:" rendering th,. nerve?
sensitive to Golvome action, by this mean? cousin?' a con?
centration of 'lie it.?uence ?... ins ?eai of dtsea?e, Bod the?
giving rapid and permanent relief.
CiimsTI..-? Galvanic ano STaCHCTHK*n*<G PuASTtRS.?
These article? form an important aod;;i. u :.. ::.e Galvanic
Rir,?r?. acting upon the su:::- principle, bat having the ad
voatogeof nore local application. A? an effec'.ual mean?
for atrengthcning me sytteni m oen ebltll tie i :., rtijearm or
oilier causes ; at a certain aid La constitutional' weokneM;
a? a preventive "or colds, and In til affsctions of lie cileel
generally, the Galvanic Strengthening1 Plotters will e
l'our..i of great and permweat advantage.
Home Certificates.?Tiie-e lettimonlal?. ail of which
arefr tn the most respectable sources, bave been selected
from several hundred of a ?imt.ar character, which have
turen procured du, mg the ?t.or: tune the discovery ho.? l-een
before the American public
Nkkvoc? Headache A.Mi Rhki MATI5.M.?Mr. Jacob A.
Ogsbury, No, I6i William?at New-York, baa beenaifiicied
from childhood with olmott cousiani Nef?ous Hea tacbe and
Rheumatic pains in the legs end aims. He was si.o irouh
led with ?real nerv..... debility and Indigestion. Mr. Ogs
i'ury tried the Galvanic Kin?,:? and Mogoadc Fluid, a'nd
?late? tl.at "after a tew hour? .he app.?cation appeared io
?beotrtbea my nerve?, tntirely leliev.-d my heada. be, and 1
hove h.ul no rel?p?e..t th< Rheiuuau.ni silice the first day
Tie DoLoar.tr*; ?Thefollowing te?timoniol it iromTmio
thy C. Dwisrbt Kst; who t? ??- favorably kn .wn Imrn hi?
BJEI :.s .ii L'le cause of Edu.utlo.i ibrougltout llieN^rti:
ern ?tales:
Do. A. II Christie?Dear Sir: For se/eral?.eara 1 have
tieen lerrltily ?tll.oted wuh thai agoLum* compialtit called
Tic Doloreux, principally affectum the ?ctalie neivet. At
in.es, no h'imau heing can baVe suffered more; my scream?
.i.. often disturbed the . elgbberbood. By simpiy wearing
one Of your Ring? ,.u cik:. of my bonds, and ta:ttiiu!ly using
Ihe Magnetic Fluid, the complaint bos entirely left me, and
1 r;..w beUeve myself completely cured.
I hui very respectfully years,
Albany, Dec I, 1845 ' ' TIMOTHY C. ?WIGHT.
Mr?. Mary Bon-.-astir., widow..!' ,l.e ?a;e Pro: BonycOB
i!e. Presideotof the Virginia diversity, residing at Mrs.
Sbenard't, Peonsylvonia-avenue, Wettitoatlon, D. C. ha?
hl?o l.een Dermanently relieved of severe Tic Doloreux ai
fecting itn- face.
CoNvuLtiox? ano Fits?Da A Chbmtic?Dear Sir :
-, i,..> io ?to e, i..r the benefit of the public, that
>o,ir Oalvatnc ken.-.i.. ?. as applied b> Ihe Rings and M??
neue Fluid, ha,va eatirel'j cured my ?on. now eleven yeais
old. of ?tie mo?i ?.-.--r- and alarming Fus, lo which he lias
beea subject for the lasi six years. He has often h-.d from .
12 l.i ?ti his in one duy, soiueiime? accompanied with ill ?
eiosi dreadful screeching, al the some tun? h choking in ,
ihe throat, and pain in the region of the hearL His mother
and myself have long despaired of his ill?, but through ?he !
mean? ,.f Providence ami yoer remedies, lie ia now quite t
well, and I sincerely lieiieve bi? cure will he permanenL
I am very respectfuily your?, GEORGE WULTfel,
New-YorB, Nov. ?*, itHA. mi Charle?-??.
A child of the Kev. S. R. Kowa'th, iho well known Minis?
ter ot the Melbodi?! Episcopal Church, residing ?t 109 Di
rlslon-sL New-York, bo? been onbject w Fiw ?luce birth.
il- bas generally been a.lacked In ineuigi.t, tsitdltasaeverai
lime? Leer, supposed Io I e dead T'l?' use of the Galvanic
Bracelets aim Fluid hat caused their complete dUappear
snee. The system beleg much weakened by the frtquent
ai?r?s. ihe Galvanic birengthenlng I'la? 1er v?,t? recom?
mended, Which was ?;?e. with tlie l.aiipiesl result?.
Silk Hkauachc- Ttit lo.lowing' ceruiicale is from the
lady of Copt John F hlrala, one of the most respectable
citizens of Albany, N. Y. Kefer-rti.-e eon be given to many
others, mostly ladies, who aeera peculiarly afTected wuh Uua
hii?h!;'.
This Is u? certify, ih At I have 'i.e.. ..:ll?-'..-,i fir several
y ears past with !.?? -<., a Headache, which distressing com
?...i :ir bas confined mi I th, bed from one to two ?fays la
the week daring that lima. For on? month pa?; I have worn
Dr. Ch.-isl.es Gaivat.ic Itlti. s, hud OCCOttoaally .isliig III
Moeneti, Fluid. I an. boppv io say thot 1 nave not been
troubled with tuti ?irk headache since
Ait.tt,,y,Dec :, is+i. ANN F. STRAIN,67 D y-m-i
Mr-, f. Trenor. wife of thecelrtbraied Deul - . f?o. I ooi
legt?piece, N. Y. sen; for the Rl ik-s and Fluid during the
c.otn.uanc? of a ?eve..; ?'lack of the S;.:k Headache, t>
?A bid, ?be has long been ?unject. In nve miaule? after ap
plying the Fluid, t',e ;a:n entirely left, and since then tiler?
t:a? heeti no return of the complaint
IV n-w ar- oi srvMOUt iMiTATiuMtof the above article?.
The only place hi New-York -.., ubtoln the cbnuike King?
arm Kluid it at Ibel Ftiitoii-?L Sun Building. Ail obtaiaed
..-.?-..*? nere are wurtittlessCOUnlerfeJls, devoid or ?cy !>ene
riclnl efl'.-.-U *!3 llawlf.MTuWF
'1*11 K S?B?CitJLBKHSJ btvo atsociated togeiter un
I. der the Srm of
SMITH, TORREY & 00.
and have purchased the slock of the late Srm of Whitte
Moat v Torkev, will continue the .'. ti-e Furnishing
hu?iiiu*a at the old stund. No. io Maiden-lone, where they
will he happy i?, have a call from tlietr friend? and the pa?
trons of the , aiablMhrneui They bava nia.i-, arrangements
t? he supplied with every variety of the ??t ?oods of their
own tnipotiuiion and of domestic manufacture.
.STEPHEN1 WM. SMITH,
EDW. P. TURKEY.
jf y_JAS. EDWARD?! SMITH.
f|*?lK ?O.FAKTNKKisllll* berelofore existing un
l der the.tirm ol ?titVH l? ISAACS isilils day dissolved
by lu'iiual consent The busiDess will Ip-rea'ter be con?
ducted i.y Janus VV, Howe, under hi? indiviouaJ name.
January 17 ISW : I l-twow
Bl'ltii::':? a.no DaOVRBS1 BoNK,
New-York, Fob, 3d. Iii-t?. ?
|V*0TICE..?The i're?ident ood Dirr.i'o ? of !.':? Butchers
1 ?and Drovers Bans. ItAVe this day declared a Dividend of
ijour per cen? oil its eapiltJ OUI of t'le profits of Ule last s.x
mouth?. Also, a Dividend of Four per cent for the eue
omitted it! February, 13-1?. uut of the profit? of the Bank
slice, that inie, payable ou the 14th insL The transfer book
wUl be closed ou tue 6th l-.si_ uuul llie day of payment
By order of the Board of Directu/s,
5f2w D. W. TOWNSE\D, Casnier.
IV (?TlCfcl.?The l?jparliier.tup heretoforr existim.' I?e
I ? tween i:.eauii?cribers under Ihe firm of SILAS BROWN
i.e.?. U ibis doy by mumol agreement dissolved. Toeun
tetued hueinees of tlie concern wiil be mtecded lo by either
of tue undersigned, who are ?UthOtlzed to sign tbe name of
tlie firm lor Uial purpose. Tin? business will bi attended lo
at the ?toreot A. I li.lt IL brown, wliicb, f-ir ihe preaeutis
ai No. 116 Pearl at, but in a few davs will he removed to
No 1-1 Pearl st. SILAS BKOWN,
ANDREW A BROWN.
GILES S ELY,
GEORGE L. BROWN.
IIOKATIOSILAS BROWN.
New- York, February 2, lElii. 3f lw*
."a'OTiCfcl.?diaries Uill.burgh lui? tbj day as.ocuied
1? with him Alfred ?i. Sands, lo tne g?n?ral Pluuiidng
??as, and will continue the same at the old stand, No.
M2 Water-aL under ?he firm ol
"! lw* CHARLES HlLLSBURG'i k CO.
fV OTIC t.?Tbe c..-;artner?hip hereto ?re eXist?ig un
II der the firm of ACK.EKMAN a M1LLE1L. Sign Paint?
er?.:? ttrUdoy d:??ol/e.l hy mutual cousant Tbe affair? of
the lale firm will be hetded jnd the liusinet? conducted by
James Aclterraan. JAMES ACKERMAN,
New-York, Fen. 2, 1346. ED i.V. A. MILLER.
N. B.?Mr. Miller having consented lo remain ai the old
establishment, the work will !.?. executed lu their usual
?lyia. 2ftla JAMES ACKERMAN. 101 Noesan ?l
fV (i'1'I ft.?Ail tneunc-aiiiieo! to.ol? remaium^ at loo 1?. ;
il ?uinct Poiice Ofhce for the ?tx moDuuTireeedlng the !
1st Monday in January !i?t w-iil be disposed of at Public i
Auction, by WLllet _ We?iervell, at their Auction Store
r-.j. ' Sprure-sL on th? Ufilb February next at 1LJ o'clock
AM J. T. M. BI.EAKLEY.Clert Pupee. .lUiia
rpHti S LI) OEN coaiigo In .be. Wealber admon'?Ee? ?
A all peraor.? lo be care: ji of iheir :i^.?iiii. Mrs. Carroll'?
Medicated Vapor Baths, 184 Fuiton-sL opposite St. Paul'? 1
Church, cum sudden cotds, rheumatism, chili? and fever,
erysipelas, 4ic in a few day?, and by uinely u?e, preveni
lite i r occurrence. Sulphur Bath, require one hou- 's no?c?.
Ptirtable Balht sent to any part of the city or vicinity.
b '.*' _
17*011 ."?ALK?Tue uo'?l will and stock of a bumner ;
. Yard, very favorab.y located for busiues?. Paytrwift?
luade?aty lo a respoaaib.e lodividuai. Any person wishin< ;
to engage in the business wUl find .1 to bi? advantage to ad?
dress M. S. at this o&ce immediately. Une of the best jo
codon? in N. Yora. _M ?w?
Wl'Kl.M? PU.?NT*?r-^D7"iiillUHAM o? C?. No. o?!
?3 Plne-?L offer for sale?
25'? cases new styie Spring Print?, on extra nee power
loom CiOtti?.
1"?J do- medium and iow-priced do.
?2if) do new acd bean?foi style Chicu rurnuures
V2b do ?i-w-pi-r.-il and meoiaii quo-ity do jJ3Jw
COAi^-1 am uow dcUver?g Irommy "lard the very iw.t
?: lOlity of Peach Orchard Coal at :ue tae?e price? for
caab: E?g and Broten $6 ; .arg? Nut t?d stove mixed.
55 6". Buyers may positively depend oc having tbe Coal
a: the above pr.ee* from the comer of KUg ani! Greenwicfc
si?. ISO Sm? PETER CLINTuN.
I'litJ.N WAK_TlOL'*?E, 1-1 Ore?>cwicb-?t--Kemej*
Br?^-??- a Sampson, ?u-cea?or? to Boorman, Jounaon^
Ayret.Co, Importer?, and d-aier? In Swedish, Russia, and
English iron, cut noils, ?rap, boat and roil road spike?, rivet?,
boiler iron, n?i rod?, bana rx?jp and ?crol! iron, and ?teei of
ai. kiado._g rim"
L?fcW KUK *?ALE.?Pew No. 74, tniddle aisle, m ?_??
JU il=v. Dr. Phialp?'* Church, on Flflh-avetiue, between
luiha*.d Ulb ?u. it it me of tec he? pew? :u tue church.
Api v to ANTHONY J. BLEECK??L Aucuonter.
? ,'tv No. 7 Broad-tt.
AY'd PATt'M BttACEi? for Export.?lt^OO
dozen, embrac-ng a.: tu? varioua ?tyles and qutlltie?, for
sa.e vary low, suit?.D.e lor douieallc iue ?uid eiport, now in
?loie ret?y for npraiif trade. For ?tie by
H(Jr??CE H. DAY*, 2b Maiden-ii?e,
7f_ after lit May at 3 Cortlai? -at.
f.? iiMSH?G^?J?b Wooden, g-Tllow
1 and Tta Ware.?Tbe s^j?cr.-ei?, t,?ucce??or? to >\ hit
more 1? Torrey.) intend kee.i^g iiCH-iuJ. one of lbs larget*.
and most complete atiortmecu of bouse furciahmg artide?^
to be found in toe United State?. *
Having ? very Ur?e cath capital at ?mrr_nd, they aro
pr-parea to lake every advantage of the markel wbteh, (o
?ettrr with the fi.-l ?a:tbey eiuier import or mj-^foctnre
a large portion oftheir siock, rendera them oble :u offer
such mducemenu to purchaaer? a? will make i: to intir in
lereal to deal with the?
Tneir auatk will be found at allumca very complete, .:..
bracing every!?lag m i?kst tine necetsary lor boatekeepic,.'.
thus ecsiiicg person? 10 make ?complete a?aortraect frotr.
ote et_u,un_eoL SMITH, lORilEY a CO. '
7t ytf -to M.?tid*a-itJS?.
er T ^_ "*
FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR
-?H?-M.J_ NO. 1504.
paient ifle?innee.
IN THE TRIBUNE OF SATUHDAY
*CD? pubUabed ? aamin-r uf rertiicsre? from gentlemen
" v> _ i nave been cunsd of Dy?pop?ia by ti?lng Dr.
T?-?_?>-. s-i> SansaF?an__ We publishto-day ?orne very
tateresting cn-s of atvo_er c'.iantrier. w'blcb must convince
tile most tkep?ca] _at this i? a superior ?gen-. It ?ci? with
singular energy apon '.r e absorbent and glandular ?ys'.em.
ye- ;--.?s a --.'h perfect safety by themoit celicateinfant.
N. B. Please to r__<-mber that Dr Tow-suhVi Com
P'tMi Extract or Saas-PAULLS is put up m qiakt sot
tie?. tuid is >n iiMSs i. imafer than any sold. Tlte?e cer
- ire ordy a few of thouilands we Dave received from
different part? of the Unton, and concl?i?i?ely prove? that
thl? is tbe l e?i medicine in ine woklo for th-s cure of Sero?
nda, Ca.-i.-ers. Eryslpelss, Sail Rheum, Sore? and t'lcers.
rlrrf-tu.' Testimony.
" Dr. Towmssmd? Dear Sir : It i? w-.tn great pleasure and
gratitude u.ai I end myself able to anaounce to you that the
turnOt twhich ?u ca-i'td acancer.) I had on my face t? en
i.rely weil. You remember wben 1 first commem-ed taking ?
;. our Sarsaparu:?..: wa? very t-ad. and that my blood was
very much out of order and system .i?1 nmed. Alter u.-mg
a botUe or two, my coutuem?ice regained il? natural color,
but I nad .itlle faith that it could cure tbe tumor; but your
,- tnt?dence wat ?o gr?ai, I was induced to continue using It,
and i am glad that I took your advice. Tins cancer hss
bien growing or. my tace t'-r some year?. Two years
since, Professor .Marsh, of the Albany Medical Codove,
operated upon It two or three time?, aud laid it open to lb?
lowerjaw, but it did not ?top. I ?ornulted number? of
medical men, and ined a irreal many remed????, but failed to
tniect a cure ; Imicarn, 1 was tula by pnysictau? or" h-gh
Stsndlog ?hat there was no cure f r it ? bul your pieasaiit
mediciue, thrwugb ibe goti-iue?? of a kmd Providences li*-?
effected -?ne. for which I am very thankful, and hope
ttu? .-.a-.ement ?ill tnduce other? to avail themsel???? of
your remedy, tWieving, Ifibey give u a pror-er tri?, they
mustbeboaefited byit. JOUN McGOWAN.
Albany, Feb. Tri, ?S40,
I am acquainted with Mr. Mct-iowan, and suo- lhai ?"or
several years he has had a very bad face. From the char?
acter of thet-eatlemaa 1 have every re-won to believe the
above aialemtmi to be true, STrTHEN WIL.KINS,
Paster South Pearl-su Baptist Church.
i/u.Jce- Testimony.
Dr. Town send : 1 consider ?t duw to -life and the public
to give my testimony in favor of thy Compound Extract of
Sars.iiarii:?. My little daughter o!" six years old has bewu
arSicled with the ?at rheum, so bad at time? tbai her face
was perfectly covered with ?cab?. We bave made many
different application?, with little or no beuerii, and li did not
extertttina-.e the humor from the bU?o,l. A ?hort ume since
it showed itself with increased virulence, when 1 was in?
duced to try a bottle of thy S?r?-?parlll?. and before the
whole bottle wa? u?ed up, her face and body were perfestly
smooth and fit ? from humor. Simo? Wilcox.
NATIONAL HOTKL. AI.BANV. I?l of 5th mo. ISM.
Met i?iiL<t IVitiiitonj,.
Da. Townsknp?Sir I take pleasure In slating, for ihe
beuerii of thou- whom it may concern, thai my ?on, who t?
???out two year? Of age, was afflicted with bad ?ore? on the
face and body, attended with general debt lily. We gave
him le?s than onu-fourlh of a boilie of your Extract of Sar
saparu.a; it ?peedlly cured htm. and re?iorrd his health ;
and I cheerfully recommend it to the attention of ibote who
have children Similarly situatett.
C?R. I. HERMANOS. 127 8eavsr-iL
Albany, Jan. 27, 1844.
Corn-nus 1. Hermanee is an old, respect-sl member of the
Dlvistun-SL Methodist*Cburcb, of which 1 ?m Pastor. I
bftvs r. Dfidence to believe thai tit ? above ?ia:einetr may be
relied ou H. Stark?.
Inter, Uitsg l 'orretpoiutence.
D?t. Townskni? Sir?For two or three year? I was ?e.
verely alliiCted with Erysipelas in my lace, insomuch thai
about once in every month my face would swell so liadly
tliat 1 wa.? obliged to lay by, i?kinc the mo*l nau?eaung
medicine, which checked the effects,l?Ut did not reach ihe
slroogbetdsol tb- disease itself, as it would break oui again.
I al?o had a bad swelling and sore? on my neck, pronounced
10 tie ?croftlla. I was finally induced to try Towniend s Sar?
saparille, altboucfa I bad notailh In It previously. A'ler us?
ing one bottle, I was troubled no more with eifher disease?
externally, and now having used several bolides, believing
myself rully rid ot boih, and unhesitatingly recommend the
Sarsapanlia as a pleasant as well as a thorough remedy.
T. A. ULADD1NU.
? Portrait Painter, office 81 Slaie-iu
Dr. TowNsKNti?Dt-rir ?'ir?Feeling thankful for the Im?
mense, benefit I have, derived-from u?ing your Sar?aparll
1?, I am witling that you should make my cas? known to
Ihe public. About two year? ago I v. as taken with a lireak
ing out of bad ulcers and filthy sores, which covered ihe
n o?i pan of my body ; my lee? were one complete mass of
coriuption. Il got into my eyes and ear?, ami mad? dm
nearly blind and deaf. Several physicians gave me up as
incuiable I read ?no of your adver.iseiuents, and pur?
chased two bottles of your Sarsaparilla, This is not four
weeks a--o, ar.d Incredible as it may app-ar, mj ulcers and
sores have disappear?*) ; my eyes are well, and I can hear
in u?i; iL What I have wruten convevs bul a faint idea of
my troubles and loathsome ? nation, r'or I muid scarcely
? ,???;., mid what I aie 1 almo i invariably von lied up. If
an) do not believe this, let them call on in.? and satisfy
then elves. I have many scar? about me ; I" was likewise
reduced to almost n skeleton, ami am now ia?t regaining
my flesh. CHAS. Kl UVA R US, l-':i Washington-si.
Xeu: York, .-lug. 2. 184 -.
Tbe following is ?rom one of the M-sar?. Starbucks, of the
gn al Suite and Iron Foundry at Troy :
H ?. Towmsemd??I ;a?e pleasure In ?latiug, for the benefit
i,I iho?e whom il may concern, that my sou, who Is about
two ;- ara of i .-?, was a?licuad with bud ?ore? on the face
and bead, we gavsahim less Uiatione bottle oi your Extract
m Sarsapanllai U speedily cir.d him, and? resiored hi?
?allh; and 1 cheerfully receinm-nd 11 to the .?.uoiillon of
those who have children ?tmllarly atlltrted. Any per?on
wi?lting particulars can see me dy ralliug at N. Starbuck Si
-son's Iron Foundry, No. 313 Rlver-st-Troy.
HENJ. STARBUCK.
For sale at 1S4 Fulion-st; H. A. R Van Husk rk, 392cor,
Of .Market and Broad ?is, Newark, N. J.i C. Iu_;t?, Jr Pat
er?on. N. J ; 106 South Pearl-?t- Albany ; Redding Js. Co
No. H Slate-?l Boston; Backus _ Bull, Troy; Mr. Wells,
drugtjiit, L'lica; Grant i Bookee. druggist?,Poughkeepiiei
li-iB-iiian - Co. Hudson; Andrew Traux.Scltenectady; Mr.
Kowler, Lan?ln_b'irg, and by principal druggist? generally
throughout ihe Tnlted Slates, West Indies and the Canadas.
None genuine except put tip tn the large ?quar? bottles,
?a hieb contain a quart, aud signed wlib the written ?Igna
lureof _. P. TOWNSEND, and his name blown tn ihe
glas?. ril.*i lawlv.M
WAM-S'?* KK.llJtll/V for me Sail Rheum.?Till?
>? itn dicine has acquired a very extended and e?iat>li?hed
r-'ii.ra- .-i-, wherever il has lietm used, ba?ed eoltrely on Its
own merits, winch Its superior erHcacy has alone sustained.
l*i has been found in thousands of ca?e? to be a perfect ?nd
lasting cure for lue following cutaneous diseases, viz: Salt
Rheum, Ring-Wurm.Teuer, Scald tlnad, Barlier?' or Jack?
s' n Itch,Menlagra, Eczema, Psoriasis Palmaria, Bloiche?
and Pi.tipie? on the Face, and oli.er alfrciiou? of the ?kin.
Over titlei.-ii ti.-.iisand case? of ?kin disease? have lieen cured
by tbl? wonde'ful nti-ilici-ie, which alone i?a sullicl-nt guar
auly of ti? great medicinal virtue?. Thi following c_t
TikicaTE I? ?elected from a variety of other?, which ll i?
believed will fully saiUfy the minds of all who mayuaelbe
medicine of its liunnsic virtues.
.Wrui-j. A R. ?V 1). Sands Gents ; 1 certify thai I have
been curen of tbe Salt Rheum of 1er year? ?tandlng, by ihe
use of your Remedy and Syrup of Sarsaparilla, and I wish
every person troubled wtlh ihi? dreadful disease In any
form would rail on me, and 1 will satisfy them that your
medicino will cur? them perfentlv. Your?, truly,
ANN MARIA WfclBALL.
New-York.JuneSd, 1840.
Pr-;iar.-d and sold, wbole?ale and rnlall, by A. B- ?V 0,
SANDS. Wholesale Druggist?, 73 Fullon, corner of Qold
?l Sold by A. B. SANDS li Co. 27 I Broadway, corner of
Chamber?-??.; DAVID SANDS _. Co. 77 East Broadway.
New-York._JI7 Im
DU. U. V. l-liKKY'S Vl?Ki>ll_-L'i.E,or-Dead
.>hol," for Worum?A highly concentrated and chemically
cmibined preparation, capable, from the promptitude of its
action, of clearing lite system m a few hours of every worm.
The exceeding ?mall quanuiy of mi? medicine required to
lest ?Mexistenee of worm? or to remove everyone from
tbe system, its operating in a lew hours, together with Its
frreal certainty or edeci, consuiuie It one of the rao?l bril?
lant discoveries of the age. It seldom need? to bn repealed
and never to lie followed by any other purge ; therefore In
urgent case*, a? tho?eof fit?, ?pa?m? orconvuiiion?, caused
by worm?, i?i unrivaled superiority 1? inanMeat. Few med.
irmesar? better calculated to Improve ihe health of children.
even where no worms exist ; as It removes those masses of
crudities thai line and closely adh-re lo the atomacb and
bowels, giving rise to symptom? that counterfeit vvery va
rlety of worm-diaease. Though prompt and certain in Its
operation, it is perfectly ?a.'e and auapted to the teaderest
age?
Tbe following testimonials sre selected from a multitude
of others as evidence of it? great medicinal value.
Extractfrem a letter received from Dr. Wharton.
Newcastle. Va .Jan. 3, 1<U4.
Deas Srai 1 gave, a vial of the "Dead Shot" you left
w-.tb me for the purpose of testing its merits, to a friend of
mine, who introduced Its me in bis family by giving it to a
Oiliest selected as a ?uiiabie ca?e. It was admlni?ujred ac?
cording to me direction? around ihe vial, and to my aatoo
Icbmeor, me fini operation brought away 35 worm?. 1
have administered It tn l?verai olhnr Instances ?luce, with
?millar good succ?s? ; and it will aiford in? much pleasure
in doing all in my power to r?*comme?d u to the notice of
my fnend? and ibu putilic -encrtuly.
With respect, yours, _c TUOS. J. WHARTON.
jErraasoNViLLE, Va., 13lh May, 1?44.
I hereby certify that about aix months sues 1 mad? use of
Dr. II. V Peery's Vermi?te, Ina case of one of my children,
about the age of four year? Tbe ?-hlld wa? very low; so
;:. .ci. *o tbal 1 tbougbt .-i- r almost at the po-nl of death. In
-a few hours ?he p_sed ISO worms, sad in ihn course of the
next day w- entirely restored to her former health. 1
have .? ?ven l others of the family with the same benefi?
cial etfeets.
The above Vermifuge ha? been made u?e of by Dr.
Peery in a wide field of practice, embracing this end sev?
eral adjacent Counties, for a number of year?, and with un?
-.\. unpied ?u?-cess. ALEX. ST. CLAIR.
Pnce 25 cent? per ?na!.
Prepared by Dr. H. F. PEERY, and sold by A. B. ai D.
SANDS, Druggists, 73 Fuiton-sL 273 Brt?adway, and 77
E??l Broadway, New.York, and by Druggist? generally
ibroagboot m? United Su__. 124 lm
1?F_____B__? K____D- forKroned bimbs.?Tbe
proprietor of the D-jish Liniment, which has attained
suco celebrity in the oorth of Europe, for lis efficacy In
healing ?ro?ted Limbs,(and ueeo Introduced by him in Phl
ladelpMs, with equal succt-?,j acqualnu ihose amlcted, that
be has appointed Agencies at 276 Bleecaer-sL and 35
Maldi-j-lace, and 21 Maldeu-l??le, up stairs, where a ?upply
mar imalwar? priicc?d ?_?icen?p<sr isoitle- dlSjm
PAPER HANGINGS.
HOWELL it BROTHERS, Manufacmrers and Import- ;
er?, of Paper Hangings, having opened In New-York
city a branch of their Phidadelphi? E?tabl_hment, would
respectfully call the attention of the citizens of New-York,
and-liera want?ig goods l_ iheir line, to their extensive
&?iortment of Paper Haciing?, Borden, Fire Board Prints,
Curtain Papers, aed ail other article? la Iheir Une of bust- '
aetts.
li. at B. havnig received rrom Ibe lesutuu:? torlheE?coui- |
agem_?.i c: Dnme?iic Manufactures, ;n ilia eitle? of New
xorlr, Philadelphia and Bostoc. Silver Medals for the tupe- I
nor m -.-.i.i'ac?ire ?i iheir good?, ?alter themselves l?at they
can sell a better ?rdele (or tbe same money than csn be pur
>-h???_ elsewhere.
, KRESC? PAPERS.
Tl???bscriiier3 would particularly call aiteatlou lo their '
large aisor.rr er. t of Fresco Papers lor Parlors, and Column
Papera for Ha_i. Public Room?, Entries, ?ic _c
** .Uso, Curtain Papers, a new article fur windows.
Pap-ricg; of Rooms, Hall?, &.e. promptly attended to by
cirtttii workmen.
Country mere?ants and city dealers will find 1: lo iheir ad?
vantage to give u? a call.
HOWELL k BROTHERS, No. 137 Broadway,
2 doors above the City Hotel.
A lot of Drawers and Shelving for taie as above.
j_5 Jt-eod
RE.TIOVAJL.?Pr-t^'Woodfordt'CaWholesale Book?
sailer?, have reaj-?v4 to Ko. 159 Pearl-tt. scco.-d a or
at?'*?? WaU-st? , f l.w
?imoticTis, 4>?. Warittb.
\\'ANTED?Suitable aparuaents foro Pbysfcian. An
? ' office ob Srtt Boor ortd sleeping room.circeled in o ?tieet
near and loadme to Broadway, t-eiween FuiKH) and Amity
?i?- Adere?? M c, B. at ihi? office._7f lw
\a?/A*?TKIl?Kum.it? fumufced with ta? be?t contenue
.-.??Jt"*rT*0U.'?*"~ city .well recommended, and of t vary
u^f,,3'-^0<^alr?,-.t>J S- Ferre, 314 Broadway eppotlte City
IAO?pi?_ 7i 3l.
VV '^JnMrf' * Yoan?< Vomits, o tuuo?oo at chom
JJ^ p^L.?0,1*0"'*1 *ou'w*'>*-a- Oood referenc.*?
riven. Please apply at 433 Hadaos,. up ,_?,. 0, M ?78
Broadway._r 7fa.
W? >T,i'.i?*?d:?*' P'^'-?"?* Kl?ore-. ?je,?*, of
? v ace,4,s Broadway, neor Broom?.?!, ?nd get tb? best
tervauu mine city. No charge now. ? 7f2l.
VV ANTED- An luteii;?;onl and indusirioiiTxuung Man
V V from 14 lo 18 year* 01 ?ge. to oss!?t tn a rnenu aciu'
ing and jobing ?wtoniiahmenL A got*l stluoiion wtdl be ?>f.
fer?-dU>?per?oowbowil be ?atufied with ?small talory.
One boarding with bl? pawct?, or from tile country would
be preferred. Addre?? ? Box is*?3,* Poti-OrSce. SfSl*
\YTA>TEI>? A Young Woman of ?mdy ?_d ln^utuio??
V V babltt wants a ?liuation a? chamburmaio, or to do the
general housework of o ?mo., .oiniiy. She is neat, good
tempered and faithful and con give toe beat of reference?.
Apply at 06 W?verly-plao-, wheie ?be now live?. 8f 3t*
WANTED?A t-cobd-hand counter. Iron? 10 to U feel
It m length, and a arcood-bacd ?tiling desk?not over i
feel 2 inche? in length, wi'b pigeon hole?, and rack for
book?, Vc Also. ? good ?econd-boud letler-prvss. Adtirea?
Box 1903, Po?t-0fSce._6f 3t?
\V' ANTK1) -A tttuouon a? Ural rate cook, by an expert
? eaced Wom?a. who coa give best of referetjcea?
P.ease apply at 14 Taouip?ou-*t- basement; or 478 Broad?
way._6f3t*
Y*o'AikTED?By a Young Woman, who cor. give good
" reference?, a ?itnaUon as cbombei?laid or nurte.?
rieote oppy 01 Z2< Moii-ii. rear No. 4 basement ; or 47*
3 rood way 6f3t*
WA NTE 1>? A ?million at Soletman in wboletoie Gro
cery or Commltaioa builneaa, by o Young Moa who It
thoroughly acquainted with both, and who would hove 00
objection to act a? book-keeper Refers to bu present em?
ployer. Address ** George Klnneor," through Pott Office.
af lw*_
*l*0 HOTEL KKKx-KK^.-Amanwbo~ha7b??r7e?.
?. gage?! South for the last ?tx year? tu the Hotel butine?,
on hi? own account wouid like u> engage in wme good Ho?
tel ?u ihi? City. Hla acquaintance? are ex tenais?. Th<*u.o?t
?ailafactory reference? given a? to ?landing, capability, i.e.
Would be s> tiling tu take on interval In ?orne good Hotel If
desired. Addre?? a i.i.e i,. R it.:, . tttce. Sf lw*
\*. 'ANTED?A situation a? clerk lu a wholesale, diug
? ? ?u?re, by a Young Man 17 year? of age who not knowl
edge of the burine??. UncxcepUouable reference given. ?
A.ldrea? I Tribune ofEcn. Sflw*
i V ANTED?A. tew ?clive Young Men u> go Souih or
* v We?t to act a? Agent? for the ?ale of new and popu?
lar Pubiicauou??ft^ta, over and above their expeoao? will
he insured to inem in writing, with en opportunity of dear ?
ing ?>lco0 per year. Some men now in our employ will, no
doubt make over ?? 1.??.. per year clear of all "xpenae. Each
man will have hi?district II will be necet??r> tor them 10
have 01 lea?; from ?C*? to &S0 to obtain o good filling out.?
Apply 01 FKENCH'S Publishing Hall, ?tt Broodwoy, up
atol, a. All letter? ui.iat be pott ptid. 71 lm
?oaruing ani. i?c-?ie.
B O A v? D 1N<^T~2T~?ORT ??MO- ST?. ~
MRU. GE ri.-, can now ?ccouiaiodale three or four ?Ingle
geuUemen with peruisneul board oud coiuforUAOte
rooms, ou mo terate term?. R?f?ren??t exchanged. 4f Uw*
??-?-i q. P?X?IFkOHTK Manufacwry-Th?
NEMK^fl.iil'tctilioi. a,e now tinntiing 1,1 enUrely
'mTT_Hrr*T''''w a,'u,:'e ?-'f la?trumeau. whic<? ?ue war
U B _f H Jrat.tcd superior in -.on,* to any In aso. and 10
keep in .one much .ougvr. Tbe improvement CoualtU la S
Harp trame peculiar tn consiruclloe, obviating every objec
tioc t-.er eioiore ?auaed by me use of inetolllc piole? In in
ferviag the loue. ProfoMor? oud pur??oser? ore Invited I
on - 1 ..'liiii.loii of ?he??' iii.irumeni?.
GLENN, R0OER?1 V CO.
._IM ?r?n.on ., Ea_l ?l?U? ggagwag
^7] ti AT?, HAI'*?.?Paris Motetam Has? at*3, equal
JLLL'-. those ?olil by oUier? at $4 ; also elegant .lie., H?i?
at ?->- ? it ..l it -A, ?upurior in ?lyieand finish 10 Uto.r.
111 uiauy place? ai ?fo , ueal Halt at a]? C. G. Murc.h will
he please?! to see In? lrl??ud? at Oil? establishment
?" l,u" _OEO P. H. BRuWN, l46Canal?t
ill ECONO.IlV AMU Ir/ASHlO.*?.?To tho.e i?ho
JU^.iti.iy ecsjuomy, the ?abtcriber, m accordance with
tile time?, ha? reduced bl? superior Imitation Mole
?Km Hau on Fur Bottle?, 10 the extremo low price of $222':.
The above ta an elegant drett Hat, and will co.npa'e ad
vautageouily with bat? sold m this city at <??,5?i and ?? >.i?.
A lao, constantly inanufaciurmg Fur and Milk Hau, of the
bett quality, lateat pattern, andol the lowest city price? for
cosh.
An ?ta'run?in 1 of velvet and cloth Cap* constantly on
bond. It, in nay matonee, lb? abovo doe? not give perfect
SOtlafactioo, it cau be fully obuined by ?living mformouoo
to me ?uliscnlMir. J. W. KELLOGG,
11 Am"_I lb Can ai-?L
????tSsvaa^ Ult. UtlsL.'? TK1.6SES and Abdo
// ?fciumai Supporter? -Olt.ce No. 4 Vewiy-tt. At
U wM llor Houta.
\>_a^^^^ Many perton? have undertaken 10 vend mil
^^^osuuw ,hUUUl| j,, Hull1? celebrated Tins?.-? and tliou
tauiis aienupoteu upou in couaequeuce. Tue*?* imitation?
coiiiiol be 1 .-..-.I upon; Uiey ate made by uuaklllful inecba
.ncs, an ' ?re ,10 belter .lian ilte ordinary Truaket. ouSutf
TllO.UPSON'S Tt^L'SSKf?, told by J.
U afp ,l.l. BENJAMIN, Otlice 13 Beekman-at-About
^^^letasir ?' " "' '"" phyaiciaus and sitigeous'ol'New
Q Yoik bave giveu llietr decided ?ireiercjoco M
II..? 1 .... . i? you .mi gradual.- tn., pressure from ou? to filly
pound? ou the rupture, without a back pad, wblch does so
much injury u? the ?pine. A lair trial being the beat le?l of
it? ?up. rioniy, it Is applied aud ?ix day?' trial given ; and If
11 does ,011 ruj im, rupiure, while peitoruiiog every kind
ui ? ixerebM or .;oii^l?ng, and give perfeci ee?e?the money
1. cheerfully reiuiued. A ptiruuuient cure ?? eaaiiy etlected,
a.d wa.raitied, If direction? are tollowed.
.,i.,?... ?ending for itna True? need only mention tlie ?,de
n piure 1 and the measure round the hip?, a? the pressure
Can be graduated to ?Uli their caae. u? ?odlf
HENRY S. AUSTIN,
Farmiiigtou, Fuliou Co. luinolt, '
Atloriiey aud Counaelor at Law, Notary PukUc and
CiOMMlSSiONER (or the Slate of New-York, will at
icud promptly to the collection and remittance of debt?
Refer? lo
Samuel Mar.li, E?q N. York, Kirklanibv. Bacon,L'uca.N. Y
A.iijali F.siier, E??i " Oeo.W.Falruian.Esq.PhUtd
Saiitl w. Boss, E?q. " Evans Rogers, E?q. **
yjo lawlm_
PiLP?R WAfiJ^t5i7SBr
No. 9 Burling ..lp, New-York.
A * YRL'S W. FIELD offer? for ?ale, at the loweat manu
V> lactui-rn' prices, a very extensive assortment of Paper,
.-.o:ii|i, i.itig ev rj puatlble variety adapted to thewaauof
consumer? in ail aecilons ol the country. Paper of all
kind? made 10 order at ?tn,rl notice
Tbe stock of Prtuuug Paper it unusually large, a port of
which is of very superior quality.
PAPER MAKERS'
Mafertals of every descripuou imported and Kept con?
stantly on hand, viz.?FelUng?, Wire Cloth, Fourdriuler
Wires, Blendung Powder, H.ue L'.tramarln, Twin?,ic. lie.
RAGS.
Canvas, Bale .lope, lira?? Hope, Bagging, tic. kc, pur?
chased, lor w me. ttie uigbeai price m cash will be paid.
JJl 2w_
THE CHOICEST PREMIUM
Toilet Soap?, highly perluuied with
IJATCHOULY, Veri/ena, ivo.e, Bouquet, kttlu*. are to be
. : ou nd at Ule ?lore of the ?ubacriber.
E. ROUSSEL, 16? Broadway.
Wholesale ?nd retail._\22 Im"
A. F. HAYNEL, M. D.
HOM?uPATH, Pupii and AosUlonl of Ha?lemann.
uii.c.e No. 2 Amlty-sL !____
i'AOl'CAii. Rr.
SAML. S. GIVENS,
General Agent, Auction and Commission ?isrckaiu.
Literary Depot.
Refers lo Doreuiu? k Nixon, New-York.
" " My gau. Coutllng ?t Co. "
New-York, Jan. 16, liHo._J17 lm
SUPERIOR COLOGNE,
For aale by the tubtcrliinr,
IN EVERY VAK1ET Y and ahapeo boules, or by tbe gol
lou aud quart E. ROUSSEL, IM Broadway.
Wholistoie and retail_j?' lm*
NEW FIRMS.
Merchant? a?I other? about having their
?_1GNS altered, or new one? pointed, by ACRERMAN a
lO MILLER, ore requested to cull at No. 1111 Na*?au-*t.
i-' t'
w
GOLD LEAF,
I ANUFACT?RED ?xpre_ly for ACKERMAN k UlL
- 1 LER, Sigo Painter?, Loi Nwaou-tt by Jiang, of Phllo
delpbio. _y>"
-GRA?K
Iloutseli'? uniivtled
?_ HAVING CREAM, Uus most tuporior article oow m Use,
? 1? uttaiiy put up m small boxe?, ?ad proton?d bom of
charxo on triai U? oil who apply 01 the manufacturer*?.
t.. KOUSSEL, 1? Broadway.
Wholesale ?nd retail. j2i lm*
SIGNS,
/ 11LT, PLAIN AND OKNaMENTAL, by ACKERMAN
Vj i MJLLEK, l ui N astau- a tree 1, bel ween Fulura and
An a._1I6 ly
"WOOD ENGRAVING.
r-nuuoB. HOKTON k CO. Designer? and Engravers on
JL Wood, Mo. 60 jhMB?_a__Jytftf
ENGRAVER.
JOHN S. HORTON, Hlstorlcai ?nd Writing Engraver.
No til, N.MI.-.1 IV? 1/
EXTHA0T5 FO& THE H_JMIiR?aCHl_F.
ARDS of buy vario?s? , '
w no.etaie and retail by
UPWARDS of buy vario?i? of U? cholceal ?Xlxacu, for
?ale wholesale and retail by
,_ i,?-_E. i?lJl HSKL. IS) Broodwoy.
OHAPPED HANDS.
h?ouaaei'a Amai.dlne.
A VERY CELEBRATEDarucie for ihecer?In cure and
prevenuoL of Chapped Hands. For ?oio ol me principal
drugglsu and dealers m per.umery Uuoughout the Urui?d
b lates, and al ion monufaciurePi.
_. KOUSSEL, No. 160 Broadway.
Wh.,1?*?!? ?nd reiad. _I? lm?
WffciCU L'AMILW.-H boxe? 10W price aperm con
? d.e... tor sole by HQWELL a OIRALD, 181 WeoiHrt.
O ILK.*? H OP S with Steam Power for a light bast
ne??, may t?e obtained in the Tribune Butidinga 12* lm
w
LO V? H Kit ?fc 1>E HO V hove removed to their new
?tore, number? 261 and 2t3 Water-st near Peck ?lip.
4fi?w?_
JYI?H4JHANTS and ottets in worn of occounl book?
A.TJLond ?maonerr will ?m o Large usooriment at tbe Sto
uunery Warebuute, No. 77 Maiden-lane. Books ruled and
bound In any style require?! ol short notice. Printing of
cards, circular?, bills, checks, coles, receipt?, lie. at the
lowest rote?. FRANCIS k, LOUTREL,
jf :w Manufacturing Stationer?, 77 Maiden-man.
0_E BILL., He Meyer, Temoieloa, kc-Seals can
be secured a: the Concert? of Ole Bull, De Mayer.
Templetoo, otaoy of the Oratorio* or any crowded lecture,
no mailer how great the neb, by one of Brown a Co.'?
Cant? Chai?. Tbeae ameles ore a little larger ibas the or
tucary caae, and can &r In?mediately opened Into e U?tr
They will be found to be on Invoii?ble occomp??mooi to
tbows who are obliged to be lot? uicooeoru ot crowded at
tt-mblies, ?? the poasettor cau place them m any deeiroa
position, ^'^f^^^mruk^tt,
Ky f-ok^^^^^sf[3v^?S^
>?lA^ 7? Maiden-Lone.
6? 2w
lrir*l-l?r~'rT*~?g&o't m?r'tet Pn<? Paid In C?*li lor all
?Jnr~cHOlX MOJ_r_*Sll_'of the arit ?-uollty eon
S,.'.,.? on hood and for ?ale by
lC??_nUyonuoa HQW?U< ^CIRAUP, HI Wet?U?t
TATA OOF?Saa^?? 1*?^JJ?_| C?T?>?,"ior?aleby
ja* a ^rroUOw?ij;k ijtijjuu*), m wpstrtt