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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

IT. The Texan papers state that. from prac-
heal tests, Texas is fine sugar growing
ouory. As an illustration Of the milc1ess
II the Texan climate i. is stated that tobacco,
tgs. plant. ochre. palma christi. aud many
sIher plants, continue, through the winter,
sh tie growth and verdure Of spring.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
MILLER & HASTINGS,
At T. r. Benefits Front Street. BLOOMINGTON.
and asormn'so Goods offered
I'll which found the following
DRY GOODS.
coodvA
Plad,st pdandph incaxime Black velvet
sa ,o% plain was blue anl white drilling Pon
and Irish Cotton linen and wnsd hose and hfh0s
fringe silk cord Linen sn collars osms lace
sika andh
Tuck dressing pocket ivory
yellow and flannel Also many fancy articles
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Enesons sdanl4t 1eders
y W;s spns %oIs Quilts prime,
France Greece and England Copy and cypherg books
READY MADE CLOTHING, &c. fsaa II
Sunmerc and black Paste boards and Almanack
f" silk s fancy stripe.
HARDWARE.
closet, Hus and
Log chains bells halter and chains
I ss; ;hs sa " s ; s s. ss ss. % I guns
nail gmts
GLASS WARE.
Ml,.e
au,ed and cut t0mbIeu long with frames
so a, c upas 5,v and glass
QUEENsWAR
Tea pots s s1s ss%s s 9 Ji China DO DO quality
ts "a aucen tedious
pals. to- Tow rboxes ~.s
- BOOTS md SHOES.
and slippers 300 do Iu tasn and seal slippers
S s ss :;: ';s :;
SAINT 1s1s4 HASTINGS.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

MED--rn THIS place, on Saturday, 10th inst.
|NAny II. infant daughter Of J. Scott aud Calista
|Aan Hiehman, aged two years and six months
"'Twas iovely-an opening rose bud"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

stone Coal
\ LII who wish to burn first rate article of
"A Stone Coal, are informed that they can at any
time be supplied, on moderate terms, by applying
TO the subscriber in Bloomington, or to Jacob Mey-
er at the Coal Banks, four miles above town.
Oct IL, lS45. THOS. q. MOTIFS.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24
Fresh Groceries, &C.


I'm STORE. received per late arrivals:
80 hhds New Orleans sugar, SO bbls loaf do,
SO bbls N o molasses, SO do sugar house do,
800 sacks Rio coffee, 100 packages fresh teas,
rs bills s almonds, 10 cases Bost. salBratus
100 bxs behring's. 5 drums real Goldfish,
25 kit salmon, 10 bbls mess shad,
so bb;s hf and Or bbls Nos and mackerel
10 bbls ground ginger, 20 boxes do,
SO bxs NJ r raisins, 100 hf and Or bxs do.
5 casks currants, 20 bxs smoking tobacco,
Is bxs pipes, 20 nests tubs, 50 doz bucket
10 bbls alum. do copperas. Is do dye-wood
10 kegs spikes, S kegs wrought nails,
90 Kegs assorted nails, SO do flooring brads,
20 kegs Sd nails, 100 coils Manila rope,
90 bags G A salt, so do L do.
cases indigo, casks madden,
IS bags pepper, Is do pimento,
20 bxs ground cinnamon, rs bxs mustard,
2l0 bxs pepper sauce, 20 DO ground pepper,
90 bxs soap, 10 do CASTLE do. 20 do fancy do.
$50 bxs mould sandles, so do sperm do.
80 bxs pickles, 40 jars prunes; bxs citron
so reams wrapping paper, SO do capdo.
SO do letter do. ~ gross playing cards,
casks w sperm oil. very fine article.
For sale by VIM. P. COWLES.
st. Louis, Nov, ~, ls45.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

NOTICE is hereby given to all knowing them
~ selves to be indebted to me, by note or book
account, or in acy other way, that an immediate
settlement is requested, and would say to those
who have had long credits, that an immediate set
Element is demanded, otherwise you will have costs
to pay. am in want OF money, and must have it.
JOHN 3. DOUGHERTY.
Bloomington, Dec. 10, lS45-4w
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

1MAyANA SUGAR-2O bxs white and brown
Havana sugars, in store and for sale BY
Nov - WIN. r. COWLEC.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

Commence her regular weekly trips between
LOUIS and Bloomington on the opening Of navi-
ss IN the Mississippi Leaving St. Louis every
LAY evening at four o'clock, and will be at Fl.
~ as. burlington, Oquawka, New Boston and
N@n!nston every Sunday
"a her downward trip, she will leave Blooming
. syy'y Monday morning at s o'clock, and will
sNew Boston, Oquawka, Burlington and Fl.
. .sOn the same day, and arrive in st. Louis On
N.Y. @'engers and shippers may rely upon the reg
su u' asf arrivals and departures. Every atten-
VIII % paid to the comfort Of passengers-her
.h n1I0ca''ons being unsurpassed by any boat In
MA, ls46tf ''''
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

In this place, on Sunday. II inst, Mrs. MARIA
|, consort OF J. c. Matthews. aged abou, Sc years
|a mother, and truly amiabls woman, has been TAX
\ from our milst.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24
PLOW AGENCr.

PLOIVs .aGE.NCI.
THE justly celebrated "Galesburg" or Eclipse
i Plow, manufactured by H. II. May. Also
Mays Prairie Plow, for breaking prsirie with two
horses for sale by BRIDGMAN. & WEED.
Bloomington, July 10, ls45.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24
Wholesale and Retail.

4 THE subscribers would respectfully
IN inform the citizens of Bloomington
w and the surrounding country, that
ff.zAA2 they have commenced the
E~4 TIN, Copper. and Sheet Iron
business, at the old stand Of ]. A..
Gsss:::::s& Parvln, on Font Street, where they
intend carrying it on in all its various
branches. Merchants Wishing to purchase Tin
Ware at wholesale would do we'll to give us call
before sending to distance, as we intend selling at
small profit.
Guttering and spouting made to order either in
town or county.
All orders sent to them will be punctualIy at
tended.to MOORE & AMENT.
Bloomington, Jan. 8, 1916.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

DOOTS AND SHOES, the most perfect and
ID largest assortment ever offered in this market
Nov. ~. BY BRIDGMAN d WEED.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

N OLASSES-5O0 bbls N o molasses, and so
lvl Dbl S H do. in store and for sale by
Nov % VIM p. COWLES.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

"HISKEY-50O bbls Cincinnati rectfed,
w Nov % by WIN. p. COWLES.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

BLASTING POWDER!
DLASTING POWDER for sale by the key, BY
Id Sept. q. Bn1DeMAN Il WEED.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

EINELUMBER-50, 900 feet just received o
II consignment and for sale by
June IA, l845. E. B. KINSON'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

GRAND DE TOUR STEEL PLOW.S.
THE Crock River" Steel Plows, manufactured
l. at Granl de Tour, and warranted to scour in
any soil, for sale by FRIEDMAN s. WEED.
Bloomington, July 10, ls45.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

IRON AND CASTINGS-l5O tons bar steel,
II hoop and boiler iron, assorted sizes, 10 tons
kettles, pots, ovens skillets, andirons de- in store
and for sale by VIM. P. COWLES,
Nov o. IL Water Street.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

SHOVELS AND SPADES.
H<AST steel shovels and spades, iran shovels,
u manure and hay forks, just reed by
May 8. 1hhEN = 0AoAsD'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

GTEEL-lO,OOO lbs Sanderson, Bros. & Co.'s
~ best cast steel, embracing all sizes,
1000 lbs E B steel,
5000 do German do
1000 do Crawley do
10000 do spring and plough steel,
1000 do double shear steel,
5000 do American blister do,
N store and for sale low by
Nov ~ WIN. p. CowLEs.
n NORDAGE-lOO coils Manila, assorted sizes,
No2 'o 81 received and ''' W WV z ?. cowLEs.
RlND STONES-20O, various sizes, for sale
O No 22v by WIN. P COWLEs.
SMITH TOOLs-50 real Mouse anvils.
- 80 common anvils, so vices.
25 bellows, from 20 TO SO inch,
SO stocks and dies, SO doz Giles, ass'd sizes,
80 loz horse rasps in store, for sale by
Nov % VIM. p. COWLES.
IXTAGoN BOXES 900 lbs. including all
Nov s ~ IN store anu " W M ?. cowLEs.
UNDRIES--lO casks trace chains, do log do
- SO boxes Ut. Bratty" axes;
so do "Bird & Yields" do
rs do "Collins & Co" do
8 doz grub hoes, S doz mattocks,
10 casks sad irons, so doz TEA kettles,
rs sets elliptic springs, 20 do axles,
80 doz shovels, IS doz spades,
casks hoes, in store and tor sale BY
Nov % WHIP. COWLES.s
Il OOKING GLASSES for sale by
Sent ~ BRIDGMAN & WEED.
KNOB LOCKS.
COMMON Spring, Carpenters, and patent
u Knob Locks, a ins assortment, for sale by
Nav 8, GREEN & STONE.
uyOBACCO SCREWS-l2, assorted sizes,
first rate article, in store and for sale by
Nov % VIM. P. COWLES.
EDOSTON NAILS-3's, As, SIS, 6's, S's, los,
ID l2's, l6's and 29's. Boston Nails, by
March %. BRIDGMAN d WEED.
WANTED
MAT cattle, sheep, hogs and calves, for which
CASH will be paid by the subscribers
Nav II. lS45-6m. G.. & H. STAHL.
SHOVELS AND SPADES.
H]AST steel shovels and spades, iran shovels,
u manure and hay forks, just rec by
May uhh1N = W.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

WANTED
maj cattle, sheep, hogs and calves, for which
CASH will be paid by the subscribers
Nav II. lS45-6m. G.. & H. STAHL.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

uDOSTON NAILS-3's, IS, SIS, SIS, SIS, los
ID l2's, l6's and 29's. Boston Nails, by
March %. BRlDGMAN q WEED.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

1uyOBACCO SCREWS-l2, assorted sizes, a
first rate article, in store and for sale by
Nov % VIM. p. COWLES.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

DARROW'S MAP OF IOWA, for sale by
ID Sept. 20. CAPT. JIM FARMER.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

TRIED Peaches and Apples, by
IL March %. BRIDGMAN s. WEED.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

~RAIN SHOVELS, "Ames'" shovels an
N Spades, and Manure Forks,by
Nov, %. BRIDGMAN q WEED.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

KNOB LOCKS.
TOMMON Spring, Carpenters, and patent
u Knob Locks, a fins assortment, for sale by
May 3. GREEN & STONE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-15
DIED.

In This city, Sundsy, l2th ms; MARX SRI -, -
tSni and only Of James and JAne Ann F.-. q
, years 3 months and days O @sce
Funeral this morning at 10 o'clock from 30 :, -.
IeXngtonavcaUc.
\, Brooklyn on Monday. sept Il;h. Mrs c,Tpy
RiNE riict OF The !s'c Peter Conoyer ESQ N the d.
year OF her S,c w
The friends OF the family ar respectfully irwin,
attend her tunersl without farther invitation iron -
residence ot her son, No. 2i3 Eicks,Si his CTur,3
afternoon at { O'clock. Her remains wiu be ta<e,;
Greenwood Cemetery for intcrrnent
At Bel!port /. on the morIuns OF the IIth la., :,
ter protracted Illness CHARLES OSBORN IS,
the .0th year of bis SSc
A. Woodbridge Ncv,Jcrscy the 10th ms, Miss rg,x
CES NJ BROWN, daughter Of the late Thomas H.
IN the 9Oth wear OF her age.
NJ Staten Island. on Saturday 18th inst, OF coaqBr,
non. yA VI RHoADES. aged - years
Al Greensburs Pa 81, Jacob HolseF, 81
4, Ehco;;ville, Cattsrausus Co Och, Annie W,r., -
At Buffalo llth, Mrs Nancy Reed. 80 ~
\; Rockford. III. 18th uit George Bennett 30 =,
sing 8 Farnur -
At Tyler Precinct II. lst. Nelson l. Bowen N
A. La Sale Precinct II. IL Mrs.. Tenth Dci;,,,.
At Grafton Precinct III 10Th uli, Rev. l. Beunert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-15
Gonna, Of BeeSmaa and Nassau stsrooi' 10. it

", an, y-,,,,ry< pRorry rp-E rcjteU,opf
,.,,.i,,. ,.,,,a- of thieves and
an" Inc iNt w ~ ~ ,sc,,.,-ol IN Pr, ana;
.,"''l 'e4., : .'' ,,,. -,,,,l,-, at rl + o,,;.
Nlss'c oo''''e' minus "
'"4y 'uufltf say -t ;lf 49,, 49,;
HAVING He1,u !'t 'a IT, - c,,;Il
mem hef' -" i''"'' - ~ - -
clerk oil one OF 'h', Soe = '" :, -. - -
Brown cons'aoie oelt7 mes ,' '''l - M. 1'.
lynn iuGus - '. ~ ~ 81. -. 80
EiWards Harr;, ,"o GI's 49, ., 'l' rr i, tn
su, r"d and silver com as wei As Ken.
,ty Indiana and Tennessee bank norcs and their ac-
ons lab, have, been such r. 20 arouse rhc citizens
r nj t},eir 6urv who for the purpose OF eNterui-
netinr tber bave organ -ed themselves into body
vow. ,,r-r,ria-aly called the Regulators
I'bra r four weeks AGO number OF Gentlemen re
inr m This Mace at the request OF the cjzcns OF Hi
ros crossed the river to assist Inc Regulators in
,i,q s,rr, 81 Tho members OF the gang: and hav
inc nroredea 10 tho house Of Lynn found number
NJ .6o, therc all armed and ready TO night II the Re
-r,,Is,,r. rad NOT hsru so numerous suppose they
Zyould have resisted They went 20 tar ga t. my to
them ii they intended using force they would repel
them with force nut y tAeE Hau authority 10 arrest
any o them they would suomi only thrte- !
believe, were taken Cheat lynn toGh= lynn ana
Matthews they nave siic' o.en oheu On ''uaS
night me %7tA Instant .tc ." m sa'.E' " N iI
Young Lynn ana LtISn' W 'hg' - 81, ~
ami carried 20 iehes7e. '7aI "ea'S oPPus''' ''''7
place. anu punished p'et't -.,eie'S-
rouiu VI ~ -, ~ o
~ .} ,rC.4 ., r,,,tss. and m ma .,rt,s
pm Pm. 49,, ,,,j ol,a;,,., he re. sons
w -. % att bo,.r, hon ser,ad in .o,,sy,is,
~ - .,,,s-.5 t,',, tt. ,,r;r-,,,sI ,,,a,,,tsr
49, -. .li and ,oId ,ybeI,. rb rroulj. Sc rr,h,
-. ,5 IN bi house Tha R5,,la,or. ranojrd 10
the p.ace and succeeded in finding them after which
Turner, Harris aud Lynn were permitted 70 slope on
condition they would leave tie country Tue next day
the Regulators we're IN pursuit OF the others Edwards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-15
New-York Cat,le MarAct....sEpr II.

By our own Reporter.
At Market, 1850 Beef Cattle, about AGO from the
SOUTH - Cows and Calves and 1900 sheep and Lamb
BEEF CArrLE-An unusual degree OF spirit prevailed
in the market last week-buyers operating literally
aud holders obtaining better prices than those rand
last week Notwithstanding the heavy offerings "eqao'
the market at Si36t. few extra at 81. Aboa! j"
left over
SHEEP AND LAMDs--All at market met ready iAH
at prices somewhat higher than those of a't week
81 25 81 5OQsl are the extremes at which most oil i'
sales effected.
Cows AND CALyEs-Are in better demanJ, and at !@
proving prices The market cleared al prices ranging
Is in quality, from sl7 So TO $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-15

"a ,i y-.., rnapv builders are using i. for this pur.
,sc 7, costs about hall is much iron lead pipe
and is calculated 10 last longer This economy should
recommend il 20 the attention e al who ateIt 20
lag down pipe.
~ FARMERS CLUB American Institute meets
on Tuesday the 18th a, i2 " The subjec; TO Be
discussed Is the Preservation o; Frat and Vegetables
PosrOFrIcE Rr5ULAr1oxS-A person wishing
70 prepay postage distant place letter directed
10 NewYo7k pays the amount as axed By the scales Of
the distant oce Wien the letter reaches here Of
rec verify the weight; and !; there i
charge TIE increased postage The department should
have the ie postage. but there manifest irconvc
rie1ce nc; 20 say ha-dships in harng judges Of the
weigh; al each emf Q. a route.
- RoYeRoF. the yoang man who committed
suicide on Saturday morning al l66 Elst. wss i, i
said worth about $4,000 He yvss nephew of Judge
svsn;on. late of ,ae Marine Court, ieccssed-Nss a
SUDDEN; o; Medicine ana s;ey under the preceptorship
otDr. Deaasld OF this city His u;nd Is said TO have
been possessed fo- sorie sirne By OF morbid mel
snchoy
- No 90 Pearl st complains that somebody
he knows who steals his paper and asks Us the means
prevention Inform against the culpri, u; the Police
Office ana have him indicted for petit lsTceny
- Hurry up them pavements in Nssssu-st. =
But don't be in 50 great hurry nor 10 do your work
we'll
- Pollard and his partner in the Mock-Auo-
ton business Yesterday procured the arrest Of Police
man who had been depued carry the Mayors ban
ner in OF theg establishment lie was let OFT Oh
his parole
- The PEOPLES LINE of Steamboats, change
,hei. hours OF departure from today. The Knieker.
becker and Hendr;ck Hudson leave at o'clock in the
evening and the Santa Claus and North America al ;
~ We omit our Police and Criminal Court re
cord to-day winch is no, especially interesting in order
TO make little room for matters that have been for
some time waiting their turn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-15
Markets Carefully reported far The Tribune.

MONDAY. sept II.
AsHEs-Trhere are but few bills the market %
day, and the quotations very nrrn at - 10 ana ~
tor Pots and Pearls. sales about 100 casks In inc
gate.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-There been another "a
day in Flour, and the hFfnness OF holders "a
tended 10 check transactions, more c7psciaiiy .Of 10y
nent The smalness Of the receipts also mas TIE eb
of arresting the activity Of the market fiouI cou 80
quite slowly Larger quantities are eHpecfG aD"'t
close OF the month. Al good western ofahos "ps
to-day al 2t bur most OF the sales we're at ~ anu
-he ciose many holders were asking 81 10, ana sOHN
l360bII GOOD common brands cold At that hgife-
about 900 bo!. sold Saturday and today tor eHpor1H
5eior. reported the sales to-day being at III 'e So
note ZOO bbls fancy GeGcsee AZ -. Inc demand I9
Eat is fair and all the receipts were s0id- Lioie'
southern nave also advanced their views. and G!e ~
ling about 1000 bDls. Georgetown aHd Brah9y wa.
- JJGi GIL the rate was advanced 10 ~ a. - H.
low which none be had. Richmond Ily' 49, 80,
= held AZ : G2t sales 800 bbls. jersey Corn "ea.
q Rrandvwine IL held at ~. Rye Flour "'9a ss"'
u 49, Bag Meal lo0I 81. Sh!p.St'fts s4 iVc". fN'
Feed l20lJ. -.
GRAiN-The demand continues for Wheat ioE e&P9. .
and price, firm. We note sales J cusheis ~ es
rn and Gcnesec On private terms. supposed - CTS "
Western and 1917, Tor Genesee' for max az ~.
About l.yJ9 bush. red He.tefn we're soI' NJ - - -
for milling For Corn there Is ess nqnfy ol ''s ,uPPJ
brp very small the market has iafhef ah'ahceo iIs
sales are 1000 10 1000 bushels ''TSot a % 1'7 90
wgt Rye Is also importing 'o'ng '2Uy' ousHsls me-
F,yinJ fe.n :, Ken for dtiDg a, ~ G'1 cts Osts are
- So. Northern ~ 3lQa3 cta. Southern good
oFe IT, 81. Hack Eyed Peas 81 3 per bag ofs
t{vtETaEY-Priee. again higher. and ss4e'
I'm, 400 bbls az 2iG23; CTS. some sales OF Drutgs
nave been made at u 81.
gAYThe market Httle better, and small sales are
being made NJ Us CTS.
LEAD-Another advance has been obtained and 3oD
pigs sold At II. cash.
HEylP-A1out 100 bales American Dew rot1ed hsT.
been -old az $40 Tor Inferior. 20 So for good
FLAX-Sales GOO los. Jersey Flax at : cts cash.
sTEAaINE-A sale of ~ packages White was moe
at G. cts.
cAHDL Es-ss- se;es 50 bxs Morse & WIpi!oT'i
Adar,anr Pear y y 9; Is Cts. 4 mos
PROviSf, \ 81 ere j. considerable inquiry iT
Primo poss III the market i stiffepin2- Prime We
quote %. =. lei and Mess Is with sales soos'
1OG0 10 300 ools 70. GOOD P,is i2t freely Of
Sered. TIE msrket Il nearly es.e Of PRIME Beef 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-15
MARRIED

-, IN Sostness; Duchess County on the lori, ms. bv
NJ; browne, DANlEL LEE Jr 20 MARY p 5,s
o. &c, 'oGn u Wheeler. Esq. OF Nor,heus, s4's'
~ ~ > tni-ad ou we - in.r VI Z ,-Dp,,,,,
Of Sew-York CRY, to Miss CATHERINE e p p,,.,
I'm oSasoicr o, Henry Il pslIneter Esc Of Ns,ri..s
y. ;teae, IN; LEWIS Henry Youncs to Mary Toa-.s
10 Mary Lyndes $50 ''''''s D f'o-ien
Patch NSFe' - Naa'iot's
At Buffalo. OH. John Melbourne TO NJ. NV G-..,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-15

TguTH Equity FINALLY PREvAIL.-People
cannot always b. deceived In medicine metsrs No
-cripon Of the most prscced Physician aud certainly no
advertised Hosrm equal in all irregularities OF the
digestive organs, 10 all where cahartics are
needed the extraordinary remedy OF the Western Indian
Panacea Agreeable the taste and perfectly unique In
it, action, is this extraordinary article. There
deception about Of lis QUALITIES and family
medicine 1t has equal Is not pulled IN the disgusting
language OF GuacHery 70 every thing but Il i, the de-
ligh, Of every mid rery mild purgatiye-cmlng
coveness and producing 1t, most csihsftics do
For those wanting medicine 10 operate upon the bowels
'yiiDtt M ghtes pain sickness, ana producing
debility aud who does not.) this Panaces which mas
be- had OF ComstOck Co No. q COriandtst NewYor
and No l9 rremOni-ro Boston, has been found, and Will
found the darling dose. For the Truth OF this, a
peal ALL and they many, this city and elsewhere
wEo have used is effects Il cures extra
orciaa.y cases
Families out Of this city send here, be and
cal! Cgasocas rea! customer agent II other
The oiy eJiee or thee prsparaons, .SeU' York at
81 CortLpd-s,. sIi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-15

~ ArRil last night the large aud airy saloon o
the Museum ;i!ed with and gratihed audience
The Opticians never sang better with effect tacir
simple and thrilling melody really seeming sway tie
whole They sing again this afternoon and
evening NJ which lime also Western. Pete Morris. Miss
Greenwood and others give chase and rich farce,
comic singing, Col Chaiin. the Dwarf. i til
stopping the Museum. and Will be- ~ all times hap
py to his friends. Performances s. and
+ NJ SO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-15

FALL FASHION FOR HArs.-At Genins 2li Broadway.
opposite - Psul'sHaving devoted unusual attention
producing this style the attention of gentlemen Is in
vited it. The lch;ness grace and buoy'n effects OF
these Hats cannot be- dcscribcd-,hcy must be
be appreciated Also large assortment OF Paris Hats
auII II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-15

CIRCUIT CoCKr.-Beiore Judge Edmoads-ln the
case OF Jchn Cook whose discharge demanded rom
re Caiiorlls Volunteers accoun. OF Illegal enlist
neut Nc he appeared, sgreea5ly directions ~ the
Judges house N " 7rrea street Saturday evening
where the argument was 10 o. resumed He was ac-
conqansd BIZ commissioned officer and presented
!er:er rom Col! stevenson. who scquie-ced N his
being discharged remaining Re chose the former
john NcCu!ly who appea-ed II a case from the Spe
cia Sessions. but ia prosecute me crrro-r IN he
supreme Court, and was ordered 10 Re committed 5v
the General Session. brought up 5u. reIcarded II
custody Judge E confirming me proceedings OF tie
General Sessions
CoCsr OF Co,fa:oS PLEAs.-Bef0re Judge Dalv-iq
Chambers -eevsr ladies' appeared tor the purpose Of
SETTING husbands brothers &c DISCHARGED from the
California 'oiuntesrs. Judge T. ADVISED Them 20 apply
10 counsel 70 prepare the necessary psge-s.
\ Nr1' OF hs5oas c0ry4s allowed application Of
Margaret DraEoa Tor lie discharge OF her Camp
bel D who ! under age. and has enlisted n the l. :
army.
SUPERIOR Corzr-Thi= Court commenced IL Term
yesterday. The day devoted 20 Arguments De-
cisoas made denying motions lse n relation 70
the sllt brought BY Io=epa L Joseph against .ae Gro
ION Insurance Co.
I. :. DISTRICT CoUR--Betore Judge Betts-Ssar
propeller CcsGl Sts=50G: Sfntd CGcES-Acroa 70 e
cover Sbou; thousand dollars Tor damage sustained bv
tt- Ocesl collision between the tEo vessels o. :s
Hudson rver above CaldwsIs !snd1s about halt-past
- CLOCK The defence - n AZ tae blame rests
WIN 'ae propeller instead 1f the Steamboat tee latter
osias Aso injured The = stl !0r l!oellars
AessTs BUR, Benedict and Beoee 70: claimants VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-15

- Strangers and visitors should not omit visiting
the Pumbc National Daguerrean Gallery on the upper
corner Of Broadway and Murray st which Tor = colcc-
ton of Nature and Art combined in fac SMILES o! the
great and good Of TINS country Professor Plumbe is
without an equal