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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
NOTICE.

1THE attention Of Merchants. and EU
in ested for an examination Of PIN ,,Jt|
uusteq the N. W. corner Of Red Rivere
Red River, and about fifteen miles abov :"
This point is destined to- become the dep2 2uas
and export ofsupplies. for large extent oil Y
try, fast settling and filling up with an l,s
population. "a,
The soil is well adapted for the producti. "
and other grain, excellent stock country
excelled BY Cotton uPlands, in the United S.-
capable efsuPPortins dense POpuitnlkA
Asa Town site Pine Hills possesses sdv,ut,.
.pv other point on the navigable portion AZ =. u
shs head Of ordinary navigation, a ne,'.. -
bank or bluff, above oil overflow. au eIeslI..s
landing, without eddiss, snags, or other sS.,sl
from the bank, tho land gradually ascend. y.
one third ofa mile. and then extends on, !. 4
prairies-being the only point for Ions s;..s.
ccssible at all stages Of water. The N,,;o.AJ
from Red river TO Austin, and the soulhs,.
Texas, leaves the river at this place ~
supplies abundance OF excellent lumbe, :, :, !,
no feet, at six miles dista nee, affordinc r,,d.
for building, 90 desirable in . new eoon,,s M
from Paris. county seat Of Lamar 90 nil. n
from Clarksville. .#. ..
IL is no cxaggcration TO say that the n,,,,,,
tages Of this pAce, save facilities in ,h,s.
river being navigable about ono third Of n.
exceed Memphis, and in a short time viii b..".
most important commercial Town, in ths sar
part Of Texas. Freigh,s are brought f,om ~" No.
leans, at a6out 81 25 per 100 lbs. or % 50 ", h
ton down s2 50 per balc-with very mperi..,
ties for shipping. the amount Of Cotton M.
increased in three years from IL TO l2OO bal.,
he increased to a great extent.
Lots arc offered on liberal terms.
II. r. SEWARD,
BERTHLET, HEALD& n
UNHE undersigned propose opening during II.
| ing serson, at the above place, house /, AL
General Commission, Receiving, Storage and ~
ing business. make liberal advances upon CO,s,
Keep an amply supply Of merchandise Of all M,
Liquors.l adapted to the country. for sale On Il
bic terms. BlkA
Fort Towson, Dec. !, 1s45.-3.ii
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
A CARD.

A CARD.
THE subscribers take this opportunity of ex.
u pressing their thanks 10 their customers and
tho public generally for their patronage for the
past year--and as the same time would announce
to them that one Of the partners has been and will
continue 10 remain during the business season in
New Orleans, and attend to the purchasing of ali
our supplies for The present year; and we feel no
hesitation in saying with such advantages we ca
make ]. TO the interest Of our customers and friends
to supply themselves in this market.
We shall be continually receiving additions to
our stock, and shall endeavor to keep at all times
general supply Of goods suitable for the country
ir1de.
Merchants and others are respectfully invited
10 give Us call and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM,
Feb. 26-3-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
0kDRlGY@s

0EDRlGU@s
vVlHE subscribers announce to the public, that
II they have opened weII.seecled stock OF
RFADY.MADE WEARING APPAREL.
of the bes, manufacture, the latest fashion, and
wrought out of tho bes. style Of goods. consisting
in part Of
Pilot Cloth Business Goats,
- Sacks,
Drab Sacks,
Colored Cass. Sacks,
Beaver Bangups.
Mohair do.
Diamond Cloth Palto,s,
Flushing Overcoa,s,
Cloth Frock, and Dress Coats Of all colers,
Satin, Mohair; Velvet, and Silks Vests.
Dooskin Cuss. Pants,
Fancy ribbed and blue Pants,
Beaverton Pants, .
Boys Beaver,een Pants,
Fine Black Cass do.
Twied Cotton Drawers,
Stockenet do.
Wool Drawers and Shirts.
WILLIAMS & PHILIPS.
Oct. 10. ls45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
NEW 0ooDsl NEW GoeDsi
7ssaAsA Aloase.

T0kRAS 9 F0oee,
Main street vauSBuSens
n EsPEcTFULLY iniSItss shs eItIssns Of this place.
n s.d u: sss'sssdi"E ss,ssy, that sssy h,v: jest
s::.T: ::: s.:. "a osss VEssss; cssss
cssisy. ssass.iag Il I.ss q he ss'Iswlss articles
m ossds.
Fsnsy mSs1, }sosast. sviss. nall and striped d.
bsslsn pa's li.s. ssssli @ s"sSu "a "a
fs~ji.S ~ PEsiSss i{Elk, Isse ssmbrie sad dress
mn ~. oejsea sssTes bsswu sad bleached - 15 and
a domesis eesteS drlIings, striped d., bed ticking,
jses uls black and coloFed, adies and gents, gloves
H.. Irish linen. apes linen and cotton. bindings, col
ussdlss. PsPsr and Pesad Ans, &s.' &C.
Clsehipg. t.f
Csutsn seats shset sad striped light do so,tonsds
d., nsn sad eostsaade pants. ms'seiies vests linen,
sottos sna undsf shrs aacy eFsvats and susPcnders
Boets and shoes.
Cent? 6Hs 6ewsd calf skin boots, DO bsogsns. wo-
nsas T., IN. yos,h and boys' pssgsd brogsns, Ia
dise ~ ~, sad Prunsllo slipPsrl
CsAts fbshionabIe neutsia eassimerss beaver and
sporting. panama. lsshoFn palm leaf and
ehildrsns leghoFn. wool white and black do.
Hardware.
Knfvss and forks butcher do, pocket do, razor and
Chspmaus n2os straps, scissors. shares, snafes Nor
fork lstches, ~ iosssts, strap hinges, screws, car
psnters squares chsels, hand files, augers Scotch
brace and b,ts drawing knives. stirruPs sPurs birdie
rings balances. steeysrds Collins axes log and trace
chains hoes coffee mills, spades and shovcls, apannet
and brass candle sticks. violin strings bed cords and
plough lines. -
Glass Ware.
Plain, pressed Auted and heavy cut tnmblers, plain
and rib salts. mould esster bottles, wine glasses and
aueenswarc.
Teas edged plates, breakfast d., Mocho pitchers
painted DO, tsapois. cseam jugs and sugar bowls.
z=Tubaccc.
bsssneop. .Gnpts pFsmiun'.c .csgle brand,and Kcncky
Whlsh thsyoibs st the lowest market prices, fol
sssh o. eouutry producer not forced but deter
mined to sell, give % call.
Van Buren, May ID, 1886.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
GREAT T DISCOVER
IN THE HEALING ART,

Important to Invalids and Friends Of n,
NTEDlCINE, however cfkcaco ha, slx,
wi taken with Dissatisfaction by the sick, s,|
lis unpleasant nature. Hence il has ever b,,l
study Of all great physicians TO disguise its MAJ,
taste. But their efforts have never been erowD.|
complete success. II was left for Dr.. Smith 10 \
plisb. Having given the subject his unrsmiiij
tention for nearly two years, lie has, after spepl
considerable sum Of money. Produceda msdiein.
while il is every way agreeable TO the palate, d
triumph over disease and all opposition, and 10
him for his devotion TO the improvement Of DE
cal science.
DIR. G. BENZ. SMITHS
SuoAR COATED
"Improved vegetable Indian Pilh,
Are the result Of this labor. Their efsets u
general favor with which they have been nc
all parts Of the United States, warrant The pro
in the declaration that "they are the gresiea
ment in medicine ever known" Uulke all oh<
these neither gTipe, produce Baasss, not ii,
unpleasant sensation. while they are sspossdl
is possible for medicine to be. and b lsralsl
PARENTS
cannot be too cautious Of mineral medicines
crt such an alt powerful influence upon The n
supcICCuc thihk cisC stiiihs ahe
both the disease and nature herself altogethsf
ten costituting 4 greater and more griesor
which shall weigh upon 4 man through lie.
SICKNESS IN CHILDREN
requires the prompt and certain effects Of,
agreeable purgatiye med cine, like these PlIs
WORMS
arr instantly expelled from the system ay ihs
Foul stomach and furrcd tongue fad a post
dolo in these sugar Coated Pills"
FEMALES
under any circumstances, may take them,
will promote regular action, and preserre
strcntb OF body and viva,ity OF mind. ID
Gates OF ladies', we refer the idvald TO .
had Of the agents. But we will merely
ew who have been cured by the uscof ihea
r. Thompson, Sc North Moore street.
the late Judge Thompson) cured Of Period'
ache and pain in the breast. .
R. NJ Park, United States Navy, fever an
Jacob. .Carlock's daughter. No. Staple u
worms.
Mrs. s. A. Gould, (Matron Of the una
HospitaD cured Of headache and bilious
Sarah Douglass, corner Of Ludlow and
cured Of pain in the head. dimness o. Sghl
Jas. N. Turner. late Of the U. 5. Navy,
wich ST., cured Of weakness in tho bres'''
ana difficulty Of breathing an,
Ira Alyord, Cazenoyia, N. Y. cured OIL 'h'
plant.
James J. Bcvins, deputy sheriff, has see,
in the debtors prison with astonishing fesss ="
tiou. p. c. Lawrence. and Nathan paa
Michigan, have testified to several femah'
Of fever and ague by these Pills. o.
Sold at I79 Greenwich street, New
WALLACE& 4 WAhp
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
WOOL ROLLS.

WOOL ROLLS.
lust received from :. Beans Cardno F..,o,
- Washington county, lot Of Wool Rolls. for "a !.
on consignment BY " ''''
February 7, is.s.-:.::.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
DIR. J. b. MORGANS
N E U R OTIC Pill
FOR THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF
CoBsestive Fever and Ferer aud Ass
Nervous Affections Of u Debiii'anV
TNHE virtue OF these Pills consist IN ~ J"
per:ies. by :mparting grea, tone y 4
aud restoring the lost or Palsied enefgles% ~,
by which means the secretions are Ie'e'''
the health Of the patient restored.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

Al MEDICINES.
tO OF. Quinine, ...
Iodine, s ......
Scammony, powd.
Gambougc, do
ppcrine,
Uva Ursi,
Fabnestocks vcrmifuge,
Oil of Hemlock,
Nitrate Of Silver,
Blue Mass,
Sienna Alex.
do India,
Pill Boxes, DC. 30.
Received per Della. and for sale by
STEVENSON & BELL, Druggisfs,
March 1th, 1886.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

The above Medicines arc prepared oy.,
the first standing, who has for The
used them in his private prscrice win s.'S ~
relieving the afflicted. Many who ~
lie effects of Fever and Aguc can nn' 81
yby the use of DR.. Morgans riii';
,nleby w. n. 4 NJ: Male
Fort Smith, Jan. 9, 1546.-l9-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
DooT1 AND SHOES.

Mens calf pcsged, and sswed hip, COW hide and seal
pers pumps calf and hid shoes, mems prunclla French
style bootees lades fancy pumps, gaiters, and half
gsters kid and prunes. misses and childrcns shoes
and saiters ladies calf and morocco shoes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

SlA BOXES Tin Plate, just received and fer
vV sale by w. C. ROBINSON.
Main ST., Van Burcn, Feb. 2S.--3-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
GRO 08HHY

China sets, china teas, granite blue and common teas
painted edged and blue twiaers and mullins, soup
iwiAers. pilche, bakers mugs dishes. salt cellare
sumblsrs, toy mugs. molasscs Jugs, bowls. &c.
April 10. 1886. Z. b BISHOP.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
s1.K AND FANCY GOODS.
0IoY1z4lSo.

Black dress aud frock coats latest style, fancy satin
blsck and msfsces vests, black alpaca and msrint
coats and pans csotcn and kyemlin coats. jeans ant
tweed coats and pants, check coats, gambroon ant
French cottonadcs pants, linen bosom shirts &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
02OOflRIES.

Coffee. brown and loaf sugar. slspice, pepper ginger
alum eopperss, birthstone. indigo, madder pure bran
dy and put vino, MADEIRA wine. Holland gin, swee,
mslses, American brandy. anisette, brandy cherries
pspPsrmint. sbysnth vine, and stoughton bttes, ss
softsd eordids lemon syrup fssks. shot powder.
matte tobacco. backng, mackere cIaret winc aie &c
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
hats AND 1o1g11HTs.

Fashienahls silk and nutria hats broad brms black
white and sporting cashmere and Russia hats, panama
palm leaf and wool hats ladies' and misses, Neapotan
and Florence braid bonncts
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

bed peri 1
{I1giinia. il
". iron, !
e.EnsIi,h| |
toz. cottoj
e window |
|hnbIers,l
|elpsr. al
gallol
IAN. bnIn1
e"fss, |
sugar,
Pshrch,
Prints, as
domestic
|Pdsed 10 |
mall adyd|
Poduce t1 |
pa, May 1
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
aADDxERY.

Ladies plain and fancy, Spanish half Spanish and
plain men ssddles. brides. crengles. grths, collars
lind brides. whips bags, upper and sole leather
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
THIS Day PUBLISHE
SOL SMITH.


CAREY Il HART, PhilsH-ip'ra puhi-h rht. Morning.
OPris- - cents The Theatrical Appentcr hip and Nrec
doc4 Reccoi'ectons Of Sol Smith Connection Attorney a.
Law sc Compri-ing sketch cf ihe first seven years o
his Professional Lie, together with Sketches OF Ad
vnr. in after ye ghr ori sna de-grsb by barley
being vol OF Carey Harris Library OF humorous
.r.fic., works" j2i q
HE YOUTHS CABINET FOR FEBRUARY
fa,HE EkBRUAY NUMbER Ot this new and popu ar
Msgszias for Young just published at l35 Nassau
st. Terms ) year ,,,
Cy Several TrDveling Agents are wanted Address,
post pad A. WOoDWORTH. Pnbishtr ~ 4n.eod.
THE LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
EEBRUARY IS45.--A American Emhell -hmenis In
4 The February Eun ber-No The Young Wife rich
mezzotn' engraved for us by D. Gross No H. s.! Vul
entip-s Morning designed by Ha7er snd engraved Tor US
by Wagner. No III. This February Fashions engraved
on steel and eleg sntly rolored
ORIGINAL CONTRACTORS TO THE FEBRUARY NUMBER.
Mr.. Ann : Stephens Miss Mary L. Lawson
Mrs Caroline F. Orne. Miss Emily II May
Mrs C,thsr;ne Allan. Miss F. NJ Sdrey.
Anrbnr OF "CopGpest ard Miss Harriet Symmes
Self Copques'." DR.. K + Lite
Mrs NJ. e S.auchhmpe. George Sharpe.
Mrs. B. F. Thomas. D. Ander'ou
Robert F. G eel-y. Author Of Cruizieg in Inc
James ~. Ennis Last War"
Snhsc piion price = per year. lS per No Agents
supplied Isl he lowest prices by IN. exclusive agent
w H. GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings,
;72 S,is Na.sru-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
Tobacco.
Civ Ltema.


EyrRcIsrs FOR RSABpAra-Orchdrds street Una-
,v,aH,t Caurch-Rcv J. NJ Graves, 1a,e Cavipistic
B.uts, Clergyman win preach tomorrow morning and
evening Suhec, for the morning, Mans Proper Dig
s!,y' evening The Divine Existence
Uairersolst Church. Elj:abstkstreet-Rev. Thos. L,
Harris will preach morning aud evening. Subjects The
lrperishablc Excellence of Goodness and The Chris
tan. Hope and the Christians Triumph
CRap,l Of The Theological Seminnry-Rev Or. Rrod-
head will preach at this place morrow evening in the
Chapel Of The Theological Seminary University place
eOrner Of Eighthst.
North CRUrck-Rev Dr. Fisher delivers the sixteenth
Lecture the young morrow evening
Rs,srsM Presbyterian Chu-eh.-Rev. w. W. An
drews Of Troy lectures un the Jews TO morrow evening
Sr,entsst Baptist Ch'reh.-Rev Mr. Wyckoh de-
rters discourse TO the young tomorrow evening
charca Of The Holy Ecangests (Tande'0ater f)-Rev.
Nv Brown. Editor Of the Protestant Churchman will
preach the th in the Course OF Sermons to the Young
tomorrow evening Service TO commence at O'CLOCK
cAsreA Of tle Epiphany-Rev. Kingston GoddarI Ree-
Tor of St, Johns Church. Clifton l. will preach TO the
young.
Free tRi,ariau Church (Coumbis Hall, Grand'street'
sat ofthe Bcwery) Rev Mr.. wellington will preach
y O'clock P, NJ, tomorrow.
q" There was no boat left here for Norwich or
Ssoninston on Thursday afternoon, the Captains not
deemius prudent 70 a,enp the ice in the Sound The
stoclngon boat arrived here yesterday morning az -
eoek but the Norwich steamer did not arrive III IA
me Delay was occssioned upon the Worcester ana nor
see Railroad, the Engineer being obliged 70 run nus
rsnM suail pace RS the Long Island train hence oi
nbmornng was several hours behind its time II hed
no, arrived al Allyns Poin, Il, . 4, NJ. yesterday.
y The ice sill remains in the river 10 annoy
Asfeuy.bosts The first Jerscy boat abou, three
hours crossing Yesterday and tina. compelled TO
aud the Battery.
q The New Haven boat came in again ycs,er-
ds!Nher usual hour, as she is very fine iee'eoat-
ISlrsdsys papers were taken Boston ana Albany by
'sh route in advance of all the others.
q Mr. Eardinge's Lecture this afternoon at the
Ahanra commends itself 10 those who fond OF the
rtofwhich he treats See advertisement
"a" The Recorder stated yesterday in The Board
ssapervisors ,hs, the District Attorney was still very
ses' ssd would probably never leave his room again
alive
II We call attention TO Or. Bannins's Gard &c
ae Medical Profession in another column and also &c
as certificate Of Drs Mott, Rogers, and Others.
Mr.. BuRKE's FAREWELL CoNcERT.-The Fare
wei Concert oi this eminent artist takes place this even
nsat,he apollo and Il Newlork really possesses a
he Of the musical ,ss,c for which she s accredited
ae rooms VIII he crowded with earnest and spprecalive
Country.
u ihe Harmonious give their last musical per-
'orrnsncs in this City Nblos 10 night, Every person
VINO has beard them and is not otherwise engaged. will
oetaers to give them cordial farewell We under
and that they will give of their truly delightful
Nr'slnmsnss on Monday evening al Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
General Notires.

tT- One Hundred Dollars Rewurd.-CoSFtSE-
MsSr ASp Barn OF An lNFaNT-Io Bodrdlng g. House
Eeepers and wanted 10 regard Ia
Snment Of ajy and birth female infant Saturday
the ism uhirtesnlh December last One circumstance
VIII may lead 20 required information L. that iiis
no.-d thai III. confinement and delivery o1s place without
an attending bit attended 10 by two ielsrs
ons o ,sbou supposed reside WIKI the lady coDfredl
ton ysnry,fN or years of rather Ca
compexon surnevha, quick spoken, brown ha usually
.5 ia, ha copfaepl.ut took place in boarding house,
or furnished apartments, the r door Any person giving
;f,mEou in regard to snch onhnnment will receive the
Ioy T.<gsrd by addressing Mr.. ;; Clsir M,son, Box
ia IL
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
Business Notices



DocToR TAyLoRs GENUINE BALsAM OF LIvEnwoRT.
This great discovery and Chrome Thermal Remedy is
making steady and rapid progress 1t has cured some
hopeless Of Consumption Asthma, Bronchitis
and is daily gaining the confidence OF the community
One of wealthy merchants has lately told us
the history of his and by this deservedy cec
brated medicine but where case comes to the pub
lie notice thousands withheld from motives OF deli
cacy Testimonials from mos. respectable Doctors and
other individuals to be seen and read at the only OIL
fee 375 Bowery perfectly conclusive as TO It's curative
character Indeed it 10 have ou's'ripPed Doctors
and al other remedies combined in curing Consumption
Colds Coughs Splitting of Blood, Pain in the Side, &c
AS family medicine 1t should be in every house TO give
to children ladies'. &C. it will hundreds OF dollar,
in physicians bills medicines &c and then pebsat
medicine; and cures forthwith without trouble. But
you should be sure 10 Dr.. Leeds signature 10 the
elegan, label on each bottle or 90 direct to the only Of
fee 35 Bowery where there one or two Doctors al
ways ready to give you advice. GRATITUDE.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
g. Wistar,, Rnl.nm of Wild Cherry.-Pi

Wistar's Bnl5nm OF Wild Cherry.-PAss';
cinn, have natural snupnty 10 Patent Medicines, and
ar. v.rv nsty oppos the OF the thousand and one
nostrums offered The public certain cre-5 for every
species disease esf ut they have evidetc IN
fsvor of their rondert effects buG hundreds OF
he cited in which Wi>tDrs Bssam of Wild Cherry has heen
recommended and used Nth marked We give he
low Two OF pc sn-n' cnres after every remedy
had failed 10 pros uce tits desired 't"ct
Litter from a Regular Piylctgt
EXETER Ne, SEPT Sn Sl5-Ihl- c-rr,n.s hs nave re-
commer d i- use VI Nisiss Bslsam OF Wild Cherry for
disrasps of the Luugs for past and many bot les
10 nv knowledge have BEEN used ny my patients all with
h.n.fcial results In wher- II thought con
hr,ei had Hken place, the Wild Cherry e.
(,ct-d a cure +. BoYDEN Physician nj Exeter Corner
Cases ar- daily occurring IN every oi The country
winch The vast superiority of this Basau
in every shade lung aud liver cisease over every other
nr.parsiion heretofore known to the world.
Il. careful and the genuine DR. Wisar's Basam oil
WI. cb,ry None genuine without has the New Wrap
Nor WHICH always The written signature OF Ruits-
N ~ 49, q ~ ,nInlerfeits. SETH ". FOWLE,
M Proprietor and General Agent,
Price 81 Ter ho;te, or s'x for 50
sot wholesale a-d retail by A 3. & D. Sa1ds, DuFgsts,
70 Fnon.-t rs Broadway and ~ East Broadway, onis
cents ;nr New Yufk il 4tecdi.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
.nroiptucpts by the President,

By and roi,h the adcce aud consent Of ute Senate
JouS SIIpEIL of Louisiana. TO be envoy extraordina'
ry and Minister Penipotenary the Mexican Republic
SYLVESTER CHURCHILL, late Inspector General 10 be
Inspector in the army with tho rank OF Colonel
10 take rank from June % sil, the date OF his former
commission.
CHARLES w RAND to be Collector of the Customs for
he District, and of the Revenue for the port oil
Nantucket in the State OF Massachusets vice iSn
r Easton whose commission has expired
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
]. sNYTH goGERs
IaMFs AOOkM AN.

1I,Yss I~I3.-o Office Receiver Of Taxes. pnohe
Buildings. Psrs J4 1870 -fr0.e iohes + g., ~
sea ,'snins s UNPAID the 18Th of F-hruary and
two per cent N. a a.s Az Of Mach The n Rsfsvs s
i ~ N, a. possible, 10 A-oid The crowd and ceiav
rhb mus pecessy occur Just previous 10 the per cent;
49, & S;ng @ ,ddrd Hours for receiving money from 10 =
on received. under any circumstances.
.. pSesi5 JOHN STEWART, Receiver OF Taxes.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

TEMPERANCE IN JEFFERSON Co.-There was
very strong Temperance Convention held Il, Water
town few days since at which Hon. THOMAS G.
CHlrrEyDEN presided, and A. S. GREENE Esq.
was chosen President of the County Society.
Mass Convention was called 10 meet at Watertown
on the 23d Of February. Efforts are to be made to
carry every town in the County for No License at
the Special Election in April next.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEpy.-Southern Balm
aud Alternative Pills for Consumption, Coughs Colds,
Hoarseness, Group, Bronchial Affections Liver Afec-
tions, &C. These invaluable medicines are for sale gen
orally By the druggists in the city and throughout the
United States where treatise on consumption liver
affections sc. &C and particular account of these
medicines c,rtihcstes, &c may be had gratis Give
them fair trial and ii they don't prove good denounce
them. General Depot, 635 Broadway. jleMW&s
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

OPTICAL DELUsIoN.--An interesting case oil op
,cs delusion occurred the other day at Rochester On
Monday afternoon at half past three o'clock Lake On
taro distinctly visible from the western part OF the
city and from the Chilli road near Bulls Head The
vas, exparse of water was tneed with the golden hues
of twilight deepened with yellow, and with this differ
ence in depth of color the illusion perfect and last
ed above half an hour To person versed in mai
ural philosophy this light must have had singular eff
feet as the Lake invisible from the point where the
phenomenon was observable.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
Anuoinrmcnrs by the Governor,

By and cih the adricc and consent Of the Senate.
JANUARY IA.
ALBANY Co-Johu E. Hermans, EX. in Chancery, vice
Arthur c. Southwick, deceased. Thomas d. James,
Master in Chancery. vice Arthur C. Sou,hwick deceased
DUrcuEss Co.John Rowley, Judge, vice Morgan
Carpenter term expires 10Th February next
WAsuINGroN CO.. Dallas Waite, Examiner IN
Chancery VICE Luther Waite. resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

FRIDAY, P. NJ
Al the Board to-day Morris Canal Co, advanced
Farmers Trust Co. and Long Island Railroad l. and
Ecic Railroad L: Resdiug Railroad closed ut yes,er
days prices.
We quote Exchange on London a, lOSiaioS3 :;
Paris 81 80. 95f27i Amsterdam 80 9G3oi Hamburg 35s
zpa5l Bremen 7s.G7Si. Prices nearly nominal.
The Journal OF Commerce publishes table show
Ing the whole amount and value of the produce Of the
United States imported FROM thence into Liverpool u
during the rst six months OF the year lsia-made up
from, the returns of the u s Consul at Liverpool Inc
total value exclusive Of IS boxes soap % Kegs money
and 10 boxes and 81 loose plass) was s77sss5l li'
nod Of which s4sl37ss IS I'D conveyed in Ameri
can and s., ,s76,I62, lss. Lid in British shiPs