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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29
Finances of observation-disclosures John L.
stevens, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. May %

PHILADELPHIA. May
will Pennsylvania pay her August dividendsP
Is question much affecting the honor Of our State
the interest OF those who bond hold
ers We are not so bad as circumstances would make
appear. II repuda,e ultimately suspend agaiu.
any liberal inquest which sits over our departed honor
will rather bring verde. OF casualty than malice pre-
pense. This year have accident by tood and field,
fr.shet and Are have lost much the main line Of
Canal account of the time required TO repair the pub
lie works. and the corfgration VI the Carks Ferry
Bridge has bean serious blow 10 our 2crung revenue
But am fully persuaded that tns the
gency mantuy and hst every County VIII exert Itself 10
pay its quota due This Will enable our nceia-
gable State Treasurer James H. SnoWuen, 10 eet al our
liabilities.
have good reasons for asserting that, despite the many
untoward accidents which have oeiallen State, in
spite OF wind and weather may say the August Interest
uili be promptly This Mr.. Snowden's opinion
predcated OF the most reliable information and
concured In By several who make the monetary Affairs oil
our State their study.
We have 10 acknowledge Indebtedness TO your city
for the very elegant esmboat John l. Stevens,
struct-d for this end Of the Camden and Amboy Rail
road Companys She 10 by far the finest boat that
hoatshe the Delaware, though should wound
The pride OF our citizens who have cottoned' consd-
eraby the Stevens if were whisper that sne beaIs
10 comparison the Oregon the Hendrix Hudson. or
other that daily leave your city. She made ex
permenal trip yesterday and ran from Philadelphia 10
Bristol 20 miles against wind and tide in one hour and
fife minutes, and returned IN one hour and Two
mnuteo.
All business polS along duly We have fallen upon the
evil times. Ne have border and distrus in
our midst and those who shouted most Justify for Polk
and Dallas heartily sick OF their blind bargain. do
believe Loco Fccosm will ever again support Pres-
Dental candidate insight, unseen as the boys saw
Clsdred-Sch-s I Lofand, Boston; Patrick. Bridge
port; IndisnA, NY White Providence; Georgiana,
NY; olive, do; Cstaloga. Charleston; Eliza Williams,
Norwich John ERdicott, Lexiug on Phebe s. MargaIe
Barge, Oneida and Ironsides, for your city
Bslr-Brg Lersnt, for NYoIk, and schr S. Helena Sa
lem, Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29

GocKAUDs Aszcporzs No. I-Ther- IL, r,s7 "1ovn
4. hos- tzir ed tn.t wh~H hs goes ouof door a
ice alza ~ esa g~ eTo uEzf l6s op0o.1on lssi
ltlt Tear -nDfi-r. II lis were Csc GOURAIUS
GTceaA EGr Dse al th-n yak br 81 tOs'n1a u
Probable fp~ls o4d T0o,s. 10 th be'i oss
zoe d.rk Righ, ND c1de, hove bis O. .
qiIi- Ger T1Hp~S,
Ff-rGi.o. Pimot-d ssiioD. Ch-ppcd Slot -d Rid kafe
II Oar. .siun=d GOU tkUD5 b-s. L,lp.a Sfs'-
ea,ed Seap oa.s .ee.iI. hsz -vli.Hslinf 90
cUc, .s.h .asDoih -acp T. fec," ,ieEbcVrf
with III pair s.to hOU1 or cooress frna "'be' c-ue
GOURs I'd Li9-td Rouge VII, inpan perrs1'1h sSo
rssrnrIgt Lsties uoGe cd with aG!s.gfse-
s1- growth Of ss- Gpos ih-ir 3pper fps ,hD' ten e,
&c apiety eanfraie th- nuiss.cr By uscs oOS-
kAUD,S magical PoudSet Subtlief ...,,,rn
The gestssae pfeparst:cns Of DR.. SELiA GU KALI
csncot De pufchased EeA<rs han al bis Ccsui sno ~
llr2ery Dspe:, 81 Wak0-a f1ss store from bfoso1aH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29
DIED

~, rs-..... WILLIAM SHaKESHtFT. Of Coven-
t-x rnstsra 80, Is wears and InoathS
TIE fr,ends a: III. nephsss, B. Z. w A. sna l.
ya:e- are rerc;rlly nysi send bis ianers! from
bis sister, residence No 3 Ssecksr 81 "uu0u' 'e
On TnGrscsy. The Ssh iHss ANNA aaidA osSsn'et
OF Mary and joen Deah,I aged Il months ava % 'H..
The fnen;s OF the sapiy respectfully inN'eu !" W
tad her tGaersl from No l5s West Ssven,sentsss tns
tsrca!) afternoon st O'Clock. without farther ihN'S
Ton.
o. Thursday morning tho aS;h 81 Nav Inst o. eo5s's-
year Of his age.
The rea,ves srd frends OF the family rrspeetiui'
" invited 10 stssa: h.. taaerl Friday Am-rusa ut
O'clock 27ecise iroIi he sie residence 81 Svssts
HIS remains VIII &c tseuto rrovideace X foy rser-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29

THE LAWS OF The SourH-TSe Charleston
Courier contains Lis; o; criminals recently sentenced BY
the City Court Of Charleston for crimes. Among
them NO notiee that one man, for Highway Robbery
was sentenced TO few months Imprisonment and slight
nnc, while another William Smith, for Negro Stealing
to ee imprisoned sn;a the nrst Friday "a September next
and then hing BY the neck ninth he dead So i, seems
that In South Carons Negro Stealing av.stly create.
crime thar Robbery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29

cV-THE PLUME NATIONAL DAorEssEAN GALnzaY.
25l Broadway, upper corner OF hurrayst Is more at
than ever. and continues DO ihrop ged with
visitors especially strangers in the city witness
tho beautiful specimens Of art there exhibited Tho
great perfection which the Professor ha, brought tho
Dagucrreoype process calculated 10 increase the pep
ularity which he Justly en- jpys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29
AppoIn,meut. by tI,e President,
By and lr.M d. adriee and consent Of the SEM

BY aud nth Hs Gdrfce and consent Of TIE Senate
esored That the Senate advise and the fol-
lowing appointments in the Army Of the United states IN
the regiment Of mounted Iatnen. or third regiment OF
Dragons authorized BY the ACT approved May s 1916:
PEAsiFEs F. SMITH. OF Louisiana, to be Colonel.
JOHN Z. Fremont Of the army, TO be Lieut.. Colonel.
GEORGE :. BuRBRIDGB. OF Kentucky, 10 be Major.
WILLIAM II. LogISG, Of Florida, 10 be Captain.
wINsLow +. SASDEnsoS, OF OHIO, 10 be Captain.
SANr.L H. WALKER. of Texas, TO be Captain.
HENRY C. POPE, of kentucky. TO oe Captan.
GgoAGE B CRITTENDES CT Kentucky 10 be Captain.
srxPHESs.T MASON of Virginia, 10 be Captain.
JonS ). SIIoSsoS. OF Indiana, TO De Captain
John X BAcKeSsroSs. Of Illinois To be Captain.
RzLA " HUGHES. OF Missouri. 10 be Captain.
STEPHEN :. TUCKER. OF Arkansas, TO be Captain.
BENJAMIN 5 Ros ERrS, OF Iowa. 10 be First Lieutenant
THoM.s EwELL OF Tennessee, 70 be First Lieutenant
ANDREW PORTER, Of Pennsylvania 70 be Fist Lieu
tenant
MICHAEL E. VAN BUREN, OF Michigan, 70 De Flst Lieu
LLEwELLEN JONES OF New.forz, 20 De rEst Lieu
tenant.
NOAH NEWTON of Ohio. to be Frs. Lieutenant.
TnoMAs DUNCAN OF Illinois 20 be First Lieutenant
WLLIAH W. TAYLok OF lacana- 10 be Fhst Lieu
tenant
ANDaEw J. LINDSAY of Mississippi, to be First Lieu
tenant. -,,
SrEAa : Triton. OF Indiana. 10 be Frst Lieutenant
THOMAS CLAIsoHSz, Jr. Of Tennessee, 10 De Second
Lieutenant
CH.srr. L. DESxAS, G: NewYork, 70 be Second
- wAsarseroS l. Elt.orr Of Pennsylvania, 20 be
Second Lirru=nant
TzomAs DAVE. Of Illinois. TO De Second Lieutenant
GEORGE McLASz o. Maryland, 70 De Second L.eurer.
MURRAY Mo.ats, Of tie District OF Cclunb;s, to be
Second Lieutenant
LLEwkLLES AAerE, OF Ohio, &c be Second Leuien-
FzAScI. g & RrsszL-, OF Michigan, TO be Second
Lieutenant
JULIAN MAY Of he District of Columbia, 10 be Second
Lieutenant
MILITARY sToREKEEPER-
JANE. G. STURGEON. DC AiIirary Srorekeeper, 7!ce
Richard B Builer removed
r. letter frou, an OEce. OF the Army 20 his
friend IN his city dated Point Isabel ca tee S;n tnst
sfe- describing ne isre oraTsly Hugh; AeIon says
The Military Academy Is IN ;he ascsncent Iae moe
rv az DE Oh scd he iu1uIioz. and matrimonial hs
Of ,5e young have zorou.y rindieassd hsr character
- hs,z.. bar TIA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29
Roundnry of Texns.

We have before US large Map OF Texas pub
lished in 1880 by II. S. Tanner, Philadelphia, ac-
cording to the official demarkations of the Mexican
Republic On that Map the boundary OF Texas is
laid down W here every intelligent man knows it
was, on the River Nucces. Matamoros Mier, La
redo, and all,he country below Laredo between the
Rio Grande and the Nueces is included in the State
of Ta,na,Llipos above that, to the mouth of the
Puerco is the State of Coahuila and Te1as'-Co-
shuila extending as far East as the Nueces. Next
above, TO the Paso del Norte, both sides of the
Rio Grande is the State of chihuahua, extending
Eastward TO the mountains at the head of the Nue.
ces Above this is the State of Nen Mcrico or San
Ia Fe Such are the true and weltknown bounda-
ries of the Mexican States. Texas revolted and
declared herself independent but no part of Tau.
maulipus, Coahuila or any other State participated
in this movement. Wilany conscientious Christian
Republican inform by what right lother than that
of the vulturc to tho dove) we propose TO wrest
from Mexico several thousands of square miles of
her territory inhabited for centuries by Mexcans
who still choose TO live and die citizens Of Mexico
Who can answer?
N. B. Mr.. Tanner has yecently issued new edi-
ton of this Map on which Tcxas is elongated to the
Rio Graude. All fair Mr.. Tanuer has just as good
RICH, to do this Mr.. Polk or any body else who
has undertaken ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29

SPLENDID TEETH Nothing so ornaments the face as
perfect teeth. All who have Loaf them know the
they once possessed However great III. U,for.
there is for complaint for tho white snd
ie.Iike teeth inserted by Hessrs HrTHcocK & BLAn-
DELL Dentists 81 Broadway. are Landowner. just As
good and by many preferred TO Natures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29
l5nslness Notltrs

MASusGRrPr Losr roll. consisting OF acoas s"evo
sheets mostly very thin letter paper. supposed to
have been dropped ia FuIton.st between William and
Broadway, in OF Kipp Browns s,ssrs The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving /, with the
subscriber, l0J Fulton.st E.COLLlER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29
The License Question.
nHr kn-ApH 30

~ hon. Assor LAWRENCE Of Boston. while on
recon, vis, to Richmond, Va, was invited By surdry
of tho distrsusAed eizens ofhat ely TO psssase OF
Public Dinner. bur in Consequence Of prior ensasseau
wa ohNssd 70 decline
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29

IMPORTED SAXON SHrEr-Four Saxon bucks
and four have just arrived al this port In the ship
Atlantic, from Bremen. These superb animals were
selected from the celebrated decks in Saxony by John
A. Tirtor Esq of Hartford Conn. ofhe beat judges
of sheep and wool in this country He was assisted 10
his choice by Baron de Sprecs, Director Of he oek-
These by far the largest and best formed Saxon sheep
We ever saw Their hesces remarkably aoe and
even snd will shear very heavy They were purchased
for Mr.. Samuel c. Scoville OF Salisbury, Conn. for the
Improvement Of bis present large dock ofnatve SsxoDa
We consider the importation very important one to
the country, and trust that Mr. scove will reap rich
reward for his enterprise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29

II Tse1tthas Vhae nre a great attraction, ard
nothing abou, the face Ia atractve get many dsre-
gard their looks and comfort, and 90 without We
would advise those who have los, their na,ur-l teeth TO
adopt those OF Messrs HrrcHcocx & BLArsDELL, Dem
lists. 3ii Broadway FOR they natural In appear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29

oursrpE.-Fsyn Pase-Proceedipgs in Congress
Very Late from the Army Gen. Tsylor's Next Move ;
Boston Anniversaries, Address the Friends Of Tenn
nersnce in ibe State Of NcxYork City Items News
iterns. &c Fourth PaSe--Poetry-IA Spring Carol
News I.eras Sales Of Siocks; Marine Journai.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29

SCHOLARS FArn-An exhibition OF drawings penmsn-
ship neealewo!k maps mechanism min erals, shells. ana
other specimens prepared and collected by the scholars Of
varou, Institutions wiz open Saturday next at the Pub
lie School Building 40 Grand. Of Elms.. Tickss
LII cnnra: Children half price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29

~ Th- mesm1rz-r. out, or those AaT moth
BOYS al hs American Museum will strip them ~ mir
lAurria Thos. who have not seen the hesmrTc Sorrrs
of the>- famous f-t infants Will sos, With "a my hnt
sh-r Of h- M1s1nm p-ffo ~ O'Clock hih
afternoon O'Clock this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29
MARRIED.:

.,So-w;,h. G., on ,sa 9Th ips, by Rev J. woe
sev NJ " < SchENCh- Jr. o. snis cry ~ .U'' -
JANE MEEHSs ii the former pl,ee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29
THE TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY, MAY 20. 1886.

T,,,r,ys and o,Aes leaving the City in the ntser
formed that an EpentnS Edt.io,s9f The Tribune
avery day, containing the Stock Sales, msr
~, Nsws By the Southern mail, &c up to o'clock
Of ,be Newsboys for the Ecening Edition
~ S riSune every one viii be able to take with him
o. o. tss.st news up the hme of leaving the City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29

e Michle,'s disuliery and mil on the Bushki
nsar Beividers. :! wars eIrns ca tbs l4th inst. In
sured y Eastsa ior cn,y $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29

Sortcy-The Wss1gt Oil Military Shaving Soa, which
hss no rou.I the iayro.ton q! Nr. WIN. JJhnsoo
te OILY rnznukaetuf.r Of ne tue arc.e Corands
.,a has 20 connection With any yroou Fowler a. repre-
..atd by hose who erdesyor mako csot. our Of hI
nsra7 manufacture and tale Of spurious arncs
I-g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29

z The Fifty-Eighih Annual Convention Of the
Pro,esan, Episcopal Church in Maryland assembled at
Baltimore on "Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29

IL The Eren'ng Mirror very properly calls
attention 10 an outburst of patriotic enthusiasm
among certain of the Students :, Yale College, who
have lately fred at Mexico whole battery OF resolu-
tons, Of which the following will serve q sample:
Resolved That the doubtful state Of affairs which
exists between country and Mexico should engage
the attention OF the students Of Yale College with that
importance in which they hold their patriotism.
Sure enough! And few volleys of such gram,
mar and rhetoric as the above could not fail 10 do
greater execution than either Riossolds or Dun
cans artillery. Shrapnell shells must be mere
cherry stones to them. We would like, however,
TO suggest 10 these vaorous youths not TO unlmber
any more of their guns this side of the Nueces.-
Such discharges as this are annoying not to foes
only, and reflect the leas, possible credit on Yale
or their manias,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29

- Dr. Lowe has been elected Presiden, Of the
Convention, now in session lie capital OF Iowa. TO
frame Safe Constitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29

e The Managers OF the National Fair a. Wash
iugton announce that the Exhibition will terminate on
sa,rrtay n!sh. a: 10 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29

5AaDs SAPsIPAaiLLA in his preparation are combined
an1 concentrated the dctGa prDp.ris, nsce'ssry
regulate and ggs oize,yr o'gALs hnd 10 pUd
~ he hood ou VI d.-sss n the y~ry pro-
ce,s OF II restores sld
TO The stomach AID s-cr-Ory organs csusoY them pro-
duc- pure ard healthy nater,s for tho blood r,o"vs,s
- hole iyst-m sud Graduates only scrofus Kings
i.v Liver CoupsiGi., and The whole Ub- Of ernp se
disease ali such sssprDk from mp,rf,ct digrson ADD
impure circulation l efficacy Gtt-sted by thousands
reIn,tc sd scrofa!ous patients no have been rcd
by is DC ,Ds power
rrspsrod AID sod Wholesale and retail by A. q. D..
1ANDS Druggists, 100 Futo1-sL Of William, New
YORK Sod ALAG AZ 3 Broadway n Broadway, .nd
by DruggHs IenerJ thou ghout The Uoiled 5tsIss Pca
81 u-r ac.,la. y hnftIer n, az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29

NAvAL.-The U. S. revenue steamer Spencer
sailed oa the quarantine ground yesterday morning. for
the Gulf Of Mexico. The following Is LIS, Of her o,esr.
Caleb Courier. Esq Commander; Francis Martin, Is,
lieutenant; John A. Webs,er I'd Lieutenant; Wiz ke,a
s. Bell Sd Lieutenant; Dani. S!monson. Surgeon Jacob
F. Wilson, Chief Engineer; Henry l. Hon I'd Asssstan,
Engineer Jas. Cahoons "a Assistant Engineer, Jean
welsh. Boa,s1aia; Geo. A. Booth. Gamer; Peter C.
osesn, Carpenter; together with crew Of 90 choss men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29
Gen. Worth and Lieur. Blake.
Exuac. Of alet,er from General Worth, dated
Sru-OaIEASs NAV IL

NEw-oRLEASs, May l3. Isis.
'You will probably, by this mail. hear OF the loss
of TIA: a.apt ornament aud devoted member Of your
corps my warmly .caeFished friend bisze TIE manner
sdo- polgnancy 10 sur soTTo"s haa &c ia!ieh n to-
c0aict in which by ali accounts. he had especially dig
ngaaed himself regrets would have oe-n turned into
envy After battle cas,ing aside DIS weapons one
OF the pistols accidentally di'cnafg3o ana gave MN
mortal wound Knowing and Ta!uihs IS o!o you VIII
readily conceive hoE d-pote as pss. oe;a AZ gallant
and t-u-aeartet trend, and sccoaplseed confaae--
he ass LEFT soldier behind CLieaiehAn. BAKE
served vita general throughout cs opeTaiiccs Il
E!orica)
"Our troops have behaved wiki great tntrepicty-
Every msa has done his duty. Ny Own gallant reg,
nert SPEAKS for itself - TIE list OF A,eo anu ouc
verified oy tie colors Of ms crack ae1e&H EeS-n-
iha: Of TUos.co Would 10 God eou.d 1aTe been VIE
them; bu, sad fate ordered o;her~iss' Ioeie lue
yet Is 5us the beeipnps OF Toe sbo: VAL 'ocio'.
row, ard with Gods blessing WI! De u Hns D lne<
4 CASE or Coon LUCIA circumstance occUrT-
81 lew Gays ego :se Elizabeth low oaoA Nnicc
a.y prove instructive hint 10 oIsiHesa asn' "
Monday las. the Cashier Grand boy OF -ae onnK
The Railroad Demo. there with package containing
$500 directed 10 the Cashier OF me newark oAaAlDg
Insurance &c. with Instructions 10 saho % re
nsn soo, being IN The cG'y naos Q, pas-: 90 - -!
20 And from the city Il sccustoued % co 'na se.sce
oUi rvscslsS TIE depot the &c was aecr<.sa y
stranger Too .,n:ed Tia; be was he C.sn-e Ao WE'LL
take u When ,ne messenger returned 70 me aaaA ahc
mentioned the circumstance the ta,Ils.
fraud. prucpy sea- 70 Cashier OF Inc View aIk oAsA
wao i, found knew nothing OF rhe cs.e Toas tie
cla;ter rested unl Wednesday when ne NeTark Ca'a-
Ter. J D yeraiye Esd having business al ne Hce9A
Bsnk IN S.yynrs w..,u-pri.-d 10 fad the package
ais oir-caeu wtc TIE .esI Gnhrosep TIE oihcet'
stated ,hG: i, hs be-a !er by pefson who sale that
ne uooS Cal or /. II 4 saaIt time hs matter Is m
voiv-,: in :,r.,.rv He~ark Adv.
VOLUNTEERS FOR TIE Mr1IcAs Arb coz
p!iznce win re9ue.. Gov BIisEf the Washington
Lishi 6u,rd Company G n NJ, Capt Kelsey ro,sd
unanimously, Lat evening tend.-rf % ne
Govsr1o, There was q very Jul nees,ng. tsooGs 50
present. and every as rossd yea 70 The psupos:roo
Boston Anss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29

q TIE only trus depo. for ,he Magical Pain Extractor
II e. = Cortland A. nl3 imA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29

To FAMILIES, MIRcnsSrs. TRAvELERs, he visiting
S-.Yofs TIE house OF CoGi.tock Co hsying now co.
ian,f such Tefn@ndo1s celebrity FOR Ih,b Proprt-tory
Patent hsiicn- they crsm suttcirnt 10 ffn The Puhc
sod lie travelling community Wh-r7 INC o'iSina articles
b VI aih-c 10 N heir -enI excellence At tir srsn
L4ooraic 10 tic great 4gellnI bofo1ghaFe Il Cortland
Ths or, iaai and genuine Pain Extractor Depot.
Hays L'ninebJ Tor thr pileA.
Tee Eriract Of S4r.apsfi.IE 70 purify the blood.
-.aEl ind!s Hair Dye.
Roach & ae N xi.l Reaches and Bed Bugs.
Also Tho .By L.boraiOrJ and Sosp WORKS Tar The .ocu.
ioe "s!sai o. atery Shaving Soap made only geaoir'
by Dir An. JOHNSON
Joansot A., for removing eckles sunonr1 sd
6eencfsitz to= complexion.
SsTra I'D r-m-6y for Rheumatism.
sics h-acsrh- h-nI-dy.
E1ndE-'c'i-f k-,~nces, all Kinda
All vsr'.tirs Of P-ff1nrry
Balm OF Columbia for the Hair.
On Marrow GEARS On, warranted pure
MpH.a 3s,-1 ior TIE h~.r.
anrryua Oh. QUO OF Rose in gilt bottles Gr a. tbs
ss-au Sosp WvrkA and L.sorsiory u C"laLd-sL New
YORK.
q CortlzEd-sL- n1Zo IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29

y letter frou, an OtEce, OF the Army 70 his
friend IN his city dstsd Point sabe ca ice a'a ns,
sf;er describing ne lsre braTsly ough. aeton says
TIE Military Academy Is in The asesscent The Inoe-
cii-y OF the old and the Injurious and HatnoniAi hfs
OF ,he young have ziororsy vindeasd their character
ron me ssc-,ons which nave beel upon them IN
hish psces National lateilisence,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-20
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
EIG3HUHH3IES|


1 NpiaN NEs6fABLE fANAChA.-fer-onsa iet
ed Win setotHa Kings Evil Cancer ErysiTes Old Sores
@ % ps ae, or any other complaints arising from
h n"od are ieque-'ei ID read the following trsiimo
IN 1901 o the "onderu' properties OF the above named
scene me -,
e' Simple stcmen OF iies might fail Of convincing those
Nno e nhpsed uoh oy eertneaies which their
eAee OF theH writers living witness
e OF hr Brooks whose case mentione ite'ow be
our ounce no Murray iet' New fort, wh=re he has
h 70 sn 10, l.~ Gays Tor the satisfaction Of
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P"' ose 40 interest 10 .uen "a hou call soon
heau hcad!! Rcad!!!
We se UNDERSIGNED having visited MI Isaac it,
Once OF Mes ho"ahd Walton JIG Market street. Philadelphia
eoh'eI ms case the mos; remarkable have
or heard or
ms disease was serona and terrible must have been
years eonn CT win the de'troyrr.
MS ar Ihe entire root OF MS mouth nose upper lip and lower
OF eeh eye nave been destroyed his face
anu a OF IN INV zone carried away And yet can give
uesctpuoh OF ms case
mr. noIHs ns hat IN January last the whole interior OF his
H. rs "ea the most OF hsaee Of deep
i"iuIeeIN
tne n ol as lie commenced taking Dr. CULRNS
NpiAN "E"EIAbLE PANACEA, which checked the disease
. ana ron llat Tine the cure has progressed without
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