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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

SILVER PLATING FLuID-John J. Brown Il Co l22
Fulton street. near Nassau manufacture article for
plating casters candescks any kind of plated goods,
which whether the fluid be genuine silver not it has
all the appearance of it, and have the assurance OF
those who have used that has all the durability and
lustrc of the purest silver 1t is most convenient article
Ia found ,,aoE,l In nurr,. ln,,,lr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

~ JocSgY CLUB" EXTRACT, with complete as
sortmeut Perfumery Toe, Sosps Shaving Cream, Cen
uine Bears OIL Amandine for chspped hands, Coogues
Eau Lusrale spendd preparation for the hsr warrant,
ed Rszors superior quality Hair Nall Tooth and Shaw
ins Brushes Combs &ctor sale wholesale aud retail.
by E. ROUSSEL, l59 Broadway, between Liberty and
Cortland M 2awlmW ed&Sat'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

PORTABLE DRsssiNG CAsss.-The subscribers having
completed their OF the above, recommend
them 10 the public and travellers tie pee Case
for long or short journey manufactured both
CARDS utility, durability and cheapness.
u23 3teOd @. SAUNDERS Y SON, III Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

IMPROVED READINGS OF THE PoETs.-HooD.
One unfortunate The bleak wind OF March ler;
Quite of breath; ChAps her skiH with its sbiv
Very importunais- But the bare thought OF sum.
Worried 10 death mer,
Sets her nerves Ia duiver.
Treat her td" enderiy, She knows there's mystery
Dye her red hHir, In the suns history
Fashioned slenderly. By treeLie and tan
Make her SKIN fair VI her evils thus many,
She knows thit If any
Frectied so mournfuly, Can cure her. can cure her
Treat her not scorniuliy. GODRAUD Is the man
Remove her TlouStachsf;
Like the snow make her neck Watch over her tendery
Without blemsh or speck- Treat her with care
And with roses bedeck Fashioned 40 slenderlY,
Her lips white as ashes.. Pray make her fair
" How many ladies' no have been unfortunate enough
TO have their skins horribly ectd tInHed have had
bless Lhs OF GOURAU D-whose Haiiar, Med
coated Soap celebrated for removing Tan Freckes,
Ssowness, Sunburn Pimples Roughness Chaps sc. from
the skin How many also OF both have been reiey
ed OF their superfuous hair through the agency Of hs as
cal PoIdres Subtles How many heads OF red, n2h, or
gray hair have dyed splendid black by means OF MS
renowned Grecign Ruir Dye
Plesse REMEMBER, that the genuine preparations OF Dr.
FELGX GOERAUD 0n!3 be obtained at his depot, o.
Walkerit first store from Broadway m25 q
ooce saw lady with dear Isaehlng -yes,
With brow high and loy-she was sad, and her slghs
Told the tale OF her that sweet mouth, and chin
WHY WHY was her face thus so .reckled and pinpled
Why that neck formed swan iketwas proud, do you
Y., twas yellow and free t!ed, disfgured and dark
Those eyes that spase OF, glanced such love-oh such
Were minus of eyebrows or silky eyela.hes,
The hair on her h-sd-'twas a hGe noble head
Wasdry, shor, and dirty, rough wiry, and red.
Look you on lhA, picture and on this.
One month has passed aud the lady's fine features
Are white clear and healthy she's The loveest OF cre4
And the pimple. end ecAles and skin that was dark
Have all disappeared. for she used-do you marx
A cake of thai miracle Of which I've Oft spoke
II 10 called Jones's Italian Chemical Soap
She has eyebrows and eyelsshes now, 100, that hive
And were made By the Jones Hair Restorative
She has hair loo-ay DARK towing, soft, silk
For WHICH she three shiings bottle ble:ses
So al who'd be Ike her old, young, or in teens,
Can have Il by using The very means.
Sold a. the sign of The American Eagle 90 Chshar-s or
3?I Broadway, and 1872 Fulton-st Brooklyn Al The
place l. sold the Moorish Hair Dye and Spanish Lily White
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
MARRIED,

In Nashua, N H on the 18th, by Rev D D. Pratt, Mr..
HENRY NJ. KELLOGG. OF Jamaica, VT TO Miss ELIZA
BETH FRANCES GREELEY, of N. daughter OF the
late Gilbert Greeley, of Manchester, N. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
Nomiun,iou. for the Convention.

Clinton Colon LEMvEL SrETsoS has been
n'ai'ha'ed by the Locos, over Thomas Crook after
sha'P contest Mr.. S. has been Member of Con-
gress- we believe he Is Old Hunker
EF A large majority Of the members of thu Bal
tmore Methodist Conference are 70 be in favor
Of remaining with the Northern branch Of tho Church
SO says leqer In the Trenton Daily News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

METALLIC TABLIr RAZOR sTRor.-Merchants and deal
era are invited call examae the various patterns Of
the above at the manufacturers
G. SAUNDERS & SON III Broadway,
,no3 Steod "A few doors above Coytand.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

POCKET AND PESENWEs, SCISSORS, NAnFlLEs &c.-A
beautiful of the above articles he at the
subacribers'. No. M Broadway, consisting OF the
splendid aud unique patterns imported this county,
@. SAUNDERS < SON.
mol SaoI opposile Howard Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

70" Two splendid performances to-day al the Museum,
clock afternoon and hafpast in the evening The
Scripmal Views, Great Western, the little Drummer, &c
&C will be introduced making most interesting aud al
hill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

e A. c. BULLirT, Esq. of the New Orleans
Picayuue formerly of the Bee> recently chosen TO
the Legislature of Louisiana but counted out in behalf
his opponent Locke, Loce by adding in poll which
did not belong to the District Lscke attempted to take
the seat: but his party would no, allow it. Built;
in the strength of the Secre'arys return
committee has just reported Lockes contest in ia
yor Of new Election Mr.. Buli.t at once resigned
without awaiting the action the House taking appeal
to the People. new election to be held on the
16th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

q REALLY EXCELLENT EAIR Dye Is the Moorish II air
Dye Il dyes the hair beautifully without dying the skin
sold at 80 Chaihas and S2l Broadway Price 50 cents
and 81. rn25 2,eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

ELocvrtoN.--Prof Harvey will deliver the second
Lecture OF the Rutgers Institute this evening
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Business Notices.


MAssErr FOUNTAINS Fancy SILK STORE Broadway
Rich New Spring GOoda-Tbs subscribers will open
Monday. sd instant, their Store soci, The aer
Of the ladies' they prepared them great
variety OF articles than is usually kept any as,a
lishrnen In this city. Among them are the following
French and India long and square ShswlA
French and India Scsrfs.
Silks sad Sstns coloTed and black.
Paij striped ombre chameleon. and other styles OF fan
cy dress Silks.
Printed MuslGs Lawns. Ginshsms, &c 81: svery style
Par. Fancy Embr oideres OF every style that Is
.irsbe.
Thread Lsces OF every width, medium and best Qualities
Oue Thread Lace Dress worth 500.
Also variety Of Lsee snd Embroidered Dresses lower
priced.
Embroidered Silk Dresses of the pures, white and 'ie
needle work
One Of Dresses and Fancy Arucie. sso,n Canton
rare aud curious.
Dress Goods II every description from shilling Calico
ave dollar SILKS.
Ribbons.
Diapers, Table Clo,hs, Napkins &c
Linen ana Cotton Shirtings aud Sheetings OF all wi.hs
sizes and Qualities from dunn The very In this
market all other useful desirable articles IL The
Dry Goods line. which viii be sold prices low as Al
any respectable establishment in this city.
m2l MABBErT FOUNTAIN, 769 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
Business Notires.

II Those who fond Of riding horseback
which ia certainly OF the most heathfui and invgo-
rating modes Of exercise will find excellent opportu
nifty of passing agreeable hour AZ Dsbrow's Riding
School, 40s Bowery The Evening Class for Gentlemen
will continue open every evening until the hrst of May
Terms for a course OF II LESSONS 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

II MERCHANTS. MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS,
who wish to avail Themselves of tho advantages of nd
versng abroad have their Card inserted in large
number OF Country Papers in the neighborng Counties
and States, comparatively trihng by calling
upon V. B. PALMER, Mt his Country Newspaper Adver
Using Agency in the Tribune Buildings He is the duly
authorized Agent for of the beat Newspapers in the
Union. and is preparing card for the Spring and
Summer trade, to which he invites early attention.
The Agent may be seen and consulted at his Office on
the subject of advertising between the hours OF and
u a. NJ. mig Ivy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

p The Charleston Mercury, Mr. Cslhoun's or.
gan, announces the defeat of the Radical Demo
crazy In New Hampshire and very good naturedy
adds, " 1t is said the defeat has been produced by
1.-The whole of Oregon"-,he Democratic majority
having wool.gathering up into latitude 54s 40
which is believed to contain the valley of Salt Ri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

MURDER AND ExCITEMENT.-AtNas Nashville, Tenn.
paper of the 18th says Yesterday afternoon E. H. c.
Judson shot and killed Mr. Rob Porterheld of this city
difficulty. OF nature to which We do not care to refer
had arisen between the parties and upon meeting shots
were exchanged which resulted stated above. Jud
arrested but the excitement so great against
him that when he taken before Justice Fsrris for
examination il became evident that he would be sum-
mary dealt with. Some cried shoot him. others hang
him. and brother of the deceased shot at him several
times-a number Of shots fired at him by Others
and strange 10 say he escaped unhurt of and hid
him in the City Hotel Hundreds of excited persons
collected around the hotel and after searching sometime
he was found and in endeavorng escape he fell from
the Sd story of the porch without serious injury The
sheriff then took charge of him and conveyed him TO pr
son. the people seeming willing that the law should
take its course.
Mr. J. C. Pentecost shot in the arm By stray ball.
and is astonishing that others not wounded
killed"
The following additional information respecting
the above case from letter in the Cincinnati Herald
Here hoped the matter would cnd-that all vio-
would cease and the law he permitted to indicate
itself But there thirst for vengeance excited, and
must needs quenchea So at night party went to
Jail demanded the prisoner. whs was given up 10
them. :" Hang him. their determination, and he was
accordngly.marched off proper place. rope placed
and he hauled up between Heaven and Earth. Pop
the rope and down FELL the VICTIM his necklace ha
ing yielded the OF his body. Here better
counses prevailed and he taken back and delivered
10 the Tailor rather low state OF health, scarcely able
10 speak. II presumed that nothing farther will
be done the of violence aud that the prisoner viii
be allowed the benefit of trial by Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

" RoussELs AM,SDlNg tor the and prevention OF
Chapped Hands for sale ut the principal druggists in this
city, and wholesale nnd retail the OF the subscriber
EUGENE ROUSSEL.
Manufacturer and Importer Of choice Perumery Toilet
Soaps Shaving Cream, SC. &c. No $50 Broadway. be-
trsar Liberty ard Cortland sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

TIE TARIFF OF ls4s.-Those who wish TO make them
selves acquainted with The provisions OF tho existing Tariff
law may procure the OF Congress By purchasing
The Wing AmsnsS for 1884, the price OF which Is only LIZ
cents For sale a, The Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

u HARRISBURG, Pa has chosen two Locos and
Native for Town Council Highest Loco vote 80
Highest Native l9l: Highest Wing Ia Chief Burgess
and Assistant Loco; High Constable Loco; Constables
Whis Lss, year the Natives trumphed and the Wings
were no where.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

To THE LADlEs.-Headache and Nervous Complaints
OF much suffering; and the snguarly
prone have their functions dsordered by oppressed
condition Of the somach To relieve state OF 20 much
lin which mind and body pancipate Dr. Smiths
Sugar Coated Indian Vegetable Pills higbyrecommend
ed by combining aromatic and aperient properties they
all oppressive Accommodations. strengthen tho sto
mach induce healthy appetite, and impar tranquility to
the nervous System They also dyspepsia coughs and
colds and bilious complaints. Office 79 Greenwich. and
Guion i27 eowery Kiers,ed. Broadway and Spring
st; Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn l3a Fnlton-st m23 3teod
SASps's SARsAPARILLA.The blood contains tn.
of whole animal structurrlssh aud fire, glands
ces tendons the nails. the har and even the bones sn
selves all sustained by the blood We'll uen BIS
called OF life In proportion the purity OF the
fluid will be OF The substance which II ID continual
y changing. Corrupt blood instead Of producing healthy
flesh, Ia likely enough develop and ucsrs When
these cppea whether in the specific form OF scrouls ab
&c OF the ordinary there Is detergent II
Is believed that will rapidly neniraze the virus in the
blood which they spring. Sandss Ssr-aparilla.
Prepared sold, wholesale and RETAIL by A. 4. & D
SANDS. Wholesale Duggists, 70 Fuon-st 273 Broadway
and Y East Broadway, NewYork. Sold also By DruggisS
generally throu ghout The United Stses Pce 81 per hot
tie o sI hOtlles for s..
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Court Calendar.

COMMON P1rAs-psrt Mos. l2l. la5, %, lee Is,
269 lo3 Ill lI2 Il3 80 S. 81 e5 Part 2-Nos Sc IL
log, 1872 1874 1876 rs. 800 40, go.
Crycurr northumberland rs yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

CONTENT. OF THs SurPLEMsST.-Lines to c. NJ e.
nv Mrs. E. ]. Eanes The vernal Equinox Bear On ;
TL.'sReply to 'Bigot & Co. on Capital Punishment ;
Letter from Dickens on Capital Punishment Halifax Elk
woo, From Washngton Important Rumor from
Mesico Later from St Domingo Legislative Proceed
inys: Trade of the HUDSON River; News Items; The
Wllds of New-York, No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

r. The rapid and continued increase Oh our au,s'.
Using patronage compels to issue an0'ner
this morning which furnish 70 all gu, . snotss
without any additional charge; ~ WIN '''No
cnrnl er,en, nm Satuyddy morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

ToDAYs oursrDE.-F1st PdSs-Tho Poor Man-An
1d.., ske,eh: Lectures ON Music The Dsguerreotype
Nsu, PUBLICATIONS City Items; Correspondence be-
,veon the Reporters and Recorder Tamadgc More In
dian Murders A Strange Coincidence; Desperate AS
ssult; Letter from Albany; News Items, etc Fourth
Poee-A Letter, in verse-from the Chronotype; The
knight and the Squire Poetry; Van Dieman's Land
Prisoners; An Epistle from very Small Private TO
yery Grea, Colonel; Things in New Haven The Crops;
The Late Wrecks; Water Cresses News Items; Stocks
Commercial and Money Matters Ship News; Law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

II We publish in the Supplement herewith
enclosed, T. LIS reply at length to biso' ana
Shade Of Calico the Capital Punishment q"es w"
in defence Of the famous sylogism Ihough apoa' ',e
same length with all three together Of the articles hitherto
h,,,a -, Tho subject (includng Ju stices on T. L. 5
own side we trust its ability will secure for IL genera
nerusa When an army forms avery strong rear guard me
natural conclusion Is that is on retreat WIN pretty
.nns nTesumntIon that It has been roughly handled
therefore, we counsel Bigot and Shade OF Gaiheo.
should they my farther remark necessary 10 st"u
hrcYitY. We cannot print supplement every oAy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
,tal amour, paid BIZ The

Acadia % trips 469 a42 9Cambria strips .36l $50 AZ
Britannia % 5042il 81 Columbial2 s57s2 81
Caedonia25" 4730al o. Hberua IA " .5a293O IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-03
REAL ESTATE MARKET

NO. il2. BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
nlHE undersigned have organized an ASSOCIATED
. AGENCY, eN ending TO various parts of coun
try and To Europe. for the purpose collect ing THU
ounce, and then communicative to those who desire :,
purchase kEAl. ESTATE such authentic informant ou
s will enable them with the least delay trouble or cx
pense to find spot where they can the fsvors
respects 10 their crcumsi ances and wants.
We Keep q REGISTER of REAL ESTATE sale
publication entitled the "A MEXICAN real. ESTATE
ADVERTISER" containing catalogue. with loo atoms
descriptions and priccs-which extensively circulated
ON noth sides OF the Atlantic.
with these arrangements prepared to negotiate
sales or exchanges OF REAL ESTATE of every dcserp-
ZION, situated in any part OF the UNITED STATES.
- Knowing that in the States OF Virginia. Kentucky,
Tennessee and Missouri, there large quantities OF
New Lands aud many cultivated farms for sale low
prices, and accommodating terms, and regarding
soil and climate OF those States favorable for
ricultura productions satisfied IL IL only
these facts should he made known induce such an
emigration as viii create eeotaa demand for
~ the lands and cultivated farms hut for the Vas,
mineral treasures and wafer power for manufacturing
purposes ahounding in those regions; and will result in
extensive sales mutually advantageous to both buyer and
eenet, and 10 The prosperity OF the S.a,e large.
We have for the last year, had frequent
Tor lands In those States and have actually sold more
eres IN tennessee than any other State in the Union
we therefore issue this circular solicit eonsirnments
OF SUCH lands, improved unnproved are fr s,le To-
,he Sses shove named with particular description OF
tne premises location terms, and surrounding
ssnces We will enter all such desc on ouy re-
user wi,neut charge. aud II accompanied by remit.
lance OF So will advertise the same i'm the America
Real Estate Register. When an owner giyes M = $500,
OF attorney TO sell, will do So and remit 10 lin, ~.
e ~ other cases we will direct purchasers to the
In either case, when sale is effected bv us q, n
puIeneser directed BY ny, commission win lie for
hair eep cen. per cent Tor improved property two aud
copy OF the Real Estate Advertiser win he son, IN
'" rs so,n VINO may request It,
JOSHUA wEBB. IIo Rrosdyr,y N.,,. yorL
an subscriber is an authorized OF the Company
Tneehns and will promptly attend to all orders IN is
ehsm e27l J. L. WHARTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-03
BLEEDING ALWAYS IMPROPER

WYE cat in order make blood. and evcry tim,
wv hunger feii, the blood wants to rei air M. voi
umc Of the losses IL has sustained iva building up tire l,
or supply ing lis daily waste In that Book cf Books
The Bible. we 6nd-"rne life j. in the Mood."-Cen ia
4. The lie of the flesh il in the blood LEV xvii n
BLOOD j. the lite of the fesh"-iev. t. IL be brood
Is the hte."-Dcut. xii %. God hath mad. ofo~p
MOOD all nations Of meu."-Acis xiv Sc I'm This Ia,
quotation two important truths set f1rth-Grs tbs
constituting principle OF men-"we are an nsie -.
FLOOD; the sameness of bodily copsii,utiors
are all made OF oNE BLOOD" Dy its circular n,ot, !,
KEEPS the ne in every organ OF the body Blood Gives
neNth; ~ produces the real blooming eouncnsuce, 4 on
hVens me mind; II - strength and life And ye, so,,
people MINK We can have too much of this imnoriat
ana most valuable mud. 10 die fon, too e,cs,
quantity OF sapl No. And shall impious man a., 80
leaor was wrong In not sking place in man's ioJg
~ h w., a,sen@Iee OF this fluid this life prineipe Blood
up ia ~ proper vessels: Il cannot run out p,,,,
.Iy Shei hlind moridls assume superiortv 90 49,
as oteslor, and with rash hands takc this n,cen,s
uiu rom me eodyf Does the total e,,cus tim 81
NV e "ood nring on instant deShi This terrible evil ~
Sn " was some years ago, when YOU mu 81 be Lled
o, ~ I IMlSe year for fashions sake. Now doctor
~, osed or every thing The people arc learning
@ 'ne niood - OF some Ietus hone that the al.
sus',ng use OF lccehes viii aso lie abandoned
20 NOT deny that when man bled some norton of
ny seIosy OF tad humor away with the blood:
we temporary relief due To the evacuation of that nor
lation. - NNs - '''N NHNN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-03
FROM AlItXlCo

The L. S. sloop Falmouth arrived at Pm.
sacola from Vera Cruz ON the l9,h. Her dates
are later than any before received. The most
important. items ate that the Mexican Cor
gress was finally organized on the LIST inst
but we do not learn whe,hera legal quorum
was obtained
Gen. Paredes has al last determined to leave
the capital and take the command OF the army
oil the frontier. lie was to ave the capital
ON the 9th inst, at the head of 1000 troops,
but orders had been issued that large bodies
should join him at different points on the line
OF march, SO that his entire force, including
Arista's command, should not fall short OF
10000 men.
Although we have now received intelli-
gence by way of Havana and of Tampico.
and by the Falmouth, that Paredes would GER
tainly take the command OF the army in per-
son, yet there was an impression prevalent
at Vera Cruz, that he would not venture to
leave the city oil Mexico during the session of
Congress.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-03
C. BRINCKERHOFFS

a REMARKABLE and singular a,tes,a,ion has Just
Teen made by an eminent member OF the Medical
hsenny as to The curative power of G. Brinckerhos
DeNIh keso alive IN cases of Consumption, chronic
.ourns snd Gods and rsins in the side and Chest This
eenueman furnishes his patients with the Restorative
eu unus IL absolutely necessary. he never had any
prescription 10 produce the astonishing results realized
uy ne restorative This gentleman stands among his
eoieh brethren ~ one Of the of
numuer MS name is ef with the proprietor for eir.
ence There no doubt hut that few wears the Ica
Ig physicians VIII prescribe this remedy and thai az
nio,ea patients viii use aud bless the hour that il wHs
MADE known TO them I'm. Being truly fine herbal med.
ene - consequently OF more Importance a. every one
Feels safety while using it, ard sense of danger as N
ne were using de'eerious minerals Mr. Wilkes reti-
Ieu merchant OF New York, used the Restorative and
was cured wholly from dangerous cough and expecora
ZION, he editor OF The Commercial Advertiser with an
earnest ap cal eommends IL 10 the confidence the sick
ava anectngy calls upon them all give IL fair trial
before relinquishng every hope. The following ceriii
chemist. - ''" Wv i"'N
nave annaized q bottle Of medicine called C. Brine.
keInons Health Restorative, and find that IL does not
CONAN mercury or any other metallic preparstion nor
opium In any OF its forms. II IL composed of vegetable
tnaiicr entirely" JAMES n C,IIII roy az n
c. BRINCKERHoFF Proprietor H. "
Horace Everett, u. s. Agent F'' ~
PRINCIPAL Office 96 Hudson street New York
AGENTS for Wheeling, DrS. JAMES BAKER and 4 8
IODDi West Alexander, Pa BRYANT & CRAVEN A.
ny agents IN almost every town In the u. g Ie2o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-03

or In addition to those heretofore named
Gen. Patterson of Pa, has been nominated
and commissioned as Major Gen. ,of volun-
teers. Messrs. Pillow aud Shields of Tenn.
Marshall OF Ky, Lane of Ind, Quitman of
Mis- and Hamer of Ohio have been nomi.
mated and confirmed as Bigalier Generals of
volunteers