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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13

Il singular Hrere rressns Itself al tie store Of NJ
w Gardner, Of ri 9feen~icb.t Huniisds Of persons
are going Ia and coming og, in he sgress loaded with
goods such they have boagh; the following exraor-
binary ow rates Beautiful ngrsia Carpets only 2. 3D.
yard Linen Hsndkercbie 81; 5000 yards s,perb
sszorioss at Is 81. worm ies.i 100 dozen Kid
Gloves at IS Cd worth IS pair Fine French Prntsd
LANES and hnsfns AT onv 10 3D. per yard, with other
goods equally low raes o instance French sDd Amer
esu Prins u, % Psnis0oo ,l1f. only Oh tons nj
90 and upward Now Il your uire Ladies'. Make hay
While Ahnes
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday. I2,h inst :, Peters Church by Rev.
Hugh smith D. D. Mr. HENRY RICHARDSON 10
LOUISA and 81, SAMUEL w TORY 10 CATHA.
RISE MATILDA, daughters Of George cogg.l Esq Of
tas city.
On Tuesday morning. at O'Clock By Rev DR. Stone,
Mr. John r WALKER Of Philacelph!a, 70 Misc ELI
IA 5. HENLON, Of Ne~s-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13

CONTENTS OF TIE suPrLEMESr.-Msy, a poem by
w. II. c. Hosmer; Methods Of Religion, Life; Aaemp,
to Gag Free Press New Publ ics.!oDs; Emanicipa
,ion--how 1t Works; The Van Rensselaer, Leases /;
Feudal Tenures; Gov slade on the license Law City
,ems Things in New Orleans Emancipation In the
West Indies oFicialvo,e of Connecticut, Commercial
and Money Matters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13

~ TEE TRIAL OF JOHN JoHSsoS, for the muir
der Of Ma Be,sey Bolt, is going on al RtnSaamssn.
sreoms Co in this State Tbs principal witness ssssns.
Joanson. and tho last examined. the daughter OF Mrs
Baxter Ammo Augusta Burdck who tcs;ies TO having &C.
tectsd Johnsoa and mother in c!. intercourse at aar
house ir the summer of s4s also. that she overheard
conversa'ioa between them the same sms, In which
johnson asked her she would have him II he could
get rid Of Mrs. johnson as easily as he had Of Mrs
Bol and in answer 10 the question from her how he
woud Sc; rid OF Ms johnson stated that he would sc.
I'D Of hsr In the same manner he did OF Mrs Bolt On
discovery by johnson tina; his criminal acts and
Ton wore known to Ms. Bnrdck. he Threatened her life
shs Disclosed the facts She relates the Circumstances Of
Jeanscn's bringing oaS OF human bones her house.
burning than In tho Ere and pounding than with IN AZ
IN hsr presence compelling her to se him In the horrible
work. Also tia facts standing her foress abduction a.
Harvard BY swo strange mon, carrying 70 the swamp &C.
We ,Asu stas the Substance Of zoe trial ss It 'ssssprs
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In the Board of Aldermen David 5. jackson OF :he
Twelfth Ward chosen President, David T. Valentine
Clerk ard Jacob Hays SerSeant-s:-Arms. The annual
Message OF the Mayor was then received and read Il
oached finances. reiteratng the statements and
views OF the Compollers Annual Report-reccnnended
the OF the Public Works the lsandstAe
sale OF the small engines and the purchase Of eight large
onesihe building Of houses e- the engines and PC
lice s:atioas-the exemption jay duty Of only 400
fremeahe Of gas in Lighting the streets wthcu. in
c-easng expenses-ihe experiment Of paving tie streets
with blocks OF granite to be hewn Bsckwes Island
and keeping them IN Better concluded with
special Committee appointed tie public buildings
on the Islands and the standing committees announced
when the Board adjourned 10 Monday next. Il wss IN
de..oet ,h.; the authorities 10 take zip 10
Backwelis Island in the afternoon.
In the Chamber 0. The Assistant, Aldermen the follow
Ing gentlemen took the cath c: cf.ee:
Thona, e. By-ne, John I. Brown. Thomas McEl-sth
Dennis Mullins william, Rsdfo-d, Thomas Grnsriin,
T. NJ. poasasrtr, & Naclsy, Jr. Isssc B. Smith.
Mel Grey, Lewis = Dod, Thomas SPoi'o9d
Stephen L. FeeSs, Edwin Nichols, Jane. D. oayer,
Charles Webb, James Robertson. N. W. 5. Jackson,
Mel Gray elected President OF the Board fer the
ensuing year. 0. S. BAres appointed Clerk OF ths
Board FOR The ensuing yes- David l. ChatelG. Ass.an;
Clerk. Nicholas NJ Slten, Serseanrs;-Arus. VIZ Den
Snsn. Printer.
Committee 70 sepos, a. early day as practicable
As to wha: any action The City NewYo-k should taks
n relation 70 tie adopted The Standing Coz
nstsss were appointed bet these, well those o. Tie
osnss Seafu' we are oo1Set 70 omit fos Of room.
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u We are reioiced TO learn, by this evening 8
mail, that Captain Seth B. Thornton and Lieutenant
Mason, with ,vo Dragons mad arrived safe in Gen
Tsylors camp.
Capt Thornton. discovering the ambrscade too
late TO retreat. had plunged gtllaatly through the
enemy sranks. and cut his way with ais own sword
with bodness and iu,repidity tina, is almost incred.
IDLE. It seems be il 10 be killed by accidents OF
food or field. He Is the same gentleman who so
narrowly escaped when the Pulaski was blown p.
He had the yellow fever several times 10 Florida
aud has passed through many other hair breadth
scapes.
When Gen. Worth left TIE camp Captain Thorn
ton asked him FOR his sword The General buckl-d
il upon him, and when he heard yesterday OF
Captain 3 gallantry, be exclaimed That was W =
sword ! knew i, would never be disgraced in his
hands. He Il as noble aud gallant fellow as ever
held sword il Eand Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13

Gen Tsylor's camp extends about four miles along the
river baak-two miles above. and txo miles below Maj
auorps. TIE ent-ench required twenty
three hundred men for thirty days Il is made Of sand
and covered with twgs woven together ike basket
work, surrounded By very vide and deep d.:ch The
walls OF the mssazus In the interior Of the fertilization
formed OF pork barrels i.ed With sand seven ser
thick four tier high covered with timber which
sand lie piled twelve feet; Twelve hesTy pieces
Of ordnance placed SIS to command the town OF
Ns:anoros. Fire hundred men co-d defend tie for.i
dcaaon against any force The Aexicans could bring
against i, al present
Description Of the Map sirtu stcvs.-Americsn side
(a) The Fort, with tie batteries commanding Ma,auo
sufficiently large 10 contain the whole army under
command OF Gen Taylor. occupied b. Maj Rnsgold 30
Artillery. o. Gen. Tsylors head quarters at which
Col. Tsisss of the % Reg, ORA soonI second in com
msnd; Lieut.. Col Garland comma nding 9Th Infantry;
Lieut.. Col. J. S Mcintosh commander 5,h Infantry
and Breve. Lieut.. Col! Thos Childs, commanding Bal,
talon of Artillery. () Bress.works (d) Fac pmens
(.) Encampmcn. 81 Bra,os. (s)U s schooner Flirt
t)U. 5. brig Lawrence. % Rio Grande % Short road
from Po:n, label to Na.snorOs, twenty .cren miles.
() Long road d. thirty miles. q Tents () Horses
Of Cen Tsylors army NJ Padre Island Coz Lsyguns.
del Marthe. Figures 2, G. 6 . =, .. depth of water
Mexican side-(a) o. 0) and t) batteries. (e Mata-
moros.
Corpus Christi Bay Flour BUGS % Corpus Christ,
Bay (e) Kcnnys Rancho. (a) Old Road to Matamoros.
(s) Nueces. ~ Mustang Island. ~ 0tcGowan. BluG
CD s.. Josephs
The poin; action where Capt Thornton Lieut. Csrn
and fourteen killed and forty taken prison.
er,. IS above Matarnoros. ant the map.
Mai. MunrOe, OF ith Artillery, commands Point Isabel
Quarter Master General Maj. Thomas, and ASS, Quarter
Master Mai S. McRee with 800 men, are a; Point Isabel
BY the death OF Col. Cross. MAJ Thomas "a the senior
Quarter Master Of the Army Of Occupation, 1t Is sup
posed that Col Hunt of New Orleans Will be ordered
to take Col. Cross place.
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DIED:

On the evening Of the llth list JULIA w eldeit
daughter OF W. L. Dikeman, aged Is years months
and Gays.
Her funeral will De attended thi, afternoon AT ,
o'clock, from 26o ELz4betaSt. The friends Will pro-
ceei from 2cc Ezaseth-sr TIE ID Wesleyan Chapel
IN Auioe-ryst Blocker, where the funeral
vices viii be performed. TIE friends Of the family
additionally Invited attend without !srhe- invita-
I'm
Suddenly, Ias, Sunday morning. Captain PHILIP
BLACK. aged 81 years.
Eis t.ends those of ais family and relatives sre
respectfully invited AHEAD his funeral from Nc. IS
Bethuns at 10 morrow afternoon At ( O'Clock
Al Brooklyn. Mr.. ABRAT CONhLlS, (iormefiy Of
Osaag- C0anfy, N. " aged co year..
bis frienps and those Of Tie family respectfully In
yited 70 attend lis ursra c-o.row Thufscsyl sitsr
noon. from his late resideuce No l57 Adams ct corner
Of Concord Brooklyn 81 O'Clock, without fhftser nc
uce.
NIB. Orange Co. papers pease copy the above.
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The War Que.Iion in the -cnate-Procec,ling-
ofTuc-ddy-Animated Debate between Ben
ton. Allen, lInngum. Calhoun and Clayton
The Debate not Closed.
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~ ME'sRs. BANKER TowLE, II Cathe rine st. will
open ibis morning few OF GinshRns Lawns Mus
Inns BszOrnes and Bareges and beautiful styles 10
which they invite the attention OF all who wish TO secure
cheap bargains they win lie sold alta great reduction
from former prices 10.
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sap Arasels R!se from Liverpool March 2I., rnd,s
ton wr, Ns>oa 0''esn'' s0S
ton &c. ~ master w.
Ship Ellen Prcels. OF Boston. Persin. Is }. I'm Asa.
!scncaiS cotton, &c. TO Spoaord. Ties,on s CO,
orS Beaver. Of Providence. Andres II days in, New.
Orleans cotton, &c 10 master
Bark Oxford. OF Prospect Ne Ios. 10 a, in, E..
sugar. sc 20 uss,er H~
Ss's csrmesa, Hopkins, from Aeuadills P +. 9Th
April 10 master ~'u
Bark Tecernseh, Ripley. 81 ds fn New.ori.aa. cor.
ton, &c, 70 VIM Eowlsnd & Co w.
Ssrk John C.srS. Dissro~ p ds IN, Liverpool =, ~,
w T Tspsco;r. ~
Brig E.:orsn Mnlisn, % ds I'm Lssuua, ioswoea 10
Nesuiith & Wslsh w. :"
April. hides, sc, To 4 Rossiere
Hsrbor. rs
Sehr P'os colan4 70 days I'm Nuevlas nolass e.. I.
Eoi, s Owen '~
S;hr Nevis. Kinney IS days FROM Trinidad Cubs.
r'olssse'' to Peter Harmony. Nephew s Co.
sAlLED-Bark Isasc N~sd for Savannah and others
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FAYs sAasAPAnrLLA l3i and 1876 Fulton staten.
ton l. called to advertisement rst pags of this paper
mla 5,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13

Organization of the New Common Council.
A, twelve o'clock yesterday ANDRyw L. MicEIg was
sworr into Office BY bis predecessor, VIM F. Hsvemey
er In the Common Council Chamber Al the hour
the members of the two Boards having assembled
In their respective rooms received their oa,hs OF Office
from the new Mayor.
In the Board of Aldermen the following gentlemen
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What r,eaus this wnrs

ryFoy full and interesting particulars Of the
Var news see First Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13

u An interesting Essay from Beekman q Guide to
Health " viii be found first pege.
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xsaG s0UTaaEssIa OsAsz..

Eg' The Union scolds the Senate after its usua
fashion for it, hcs,ancy sanction the House Dec
laraion of War. 1t says:
We trust in Heaven our Senate will not defeat
the recommendations OF the Executive and the will
of the people, az just expressed in their representa-
tive vote OF l73 10 II.
We were mortified TO hear some sentiments ex
pressed 10 day in that august body by men of high
character and great atainmens. whose party blind.
ness prevented their country from ever being right
in their eyes. In order to cast cdlum the Presi.
dent, it seemed they would be willing 10 tie up the
hands Of the President in such a manner as must
ultimately bring disgrace upon the nation.
By such generous impulse were the Members
Of the House moved, after the passage of the bill
that they took up The from the Senate increasing
The number OF men in each company from 60 10 100,
aud extending the eniistments FROM to ) yesrs.
IL was passed a!mos, BY acclamalon.
II the Senate Will acl in the spirit, we may
soon secure peace while on the other hand delay or
any tenporiziug measure may proloug and extend
The war beyond all present calculation
All eyes now fixed on the Senate We can
aot but hope thu, the passions Of party viii be sns
pended with tie events of this stirring dny-,hst
shall have 10 ne. Oregon proIracied debate-but
that the great interests OF the country will super.ede
every other consideration. We Will not permit our
selves doubt that this BILL or one equally efficient
will promptly psss the Senate OF the United Staies
We nave had hesitation and splitting enough
in that dignifed body today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13

"a An adjourned meeting for the promotion of
union among EvsnEelicai Christians throughou, the
world win be held a, the session room Of Rev. Dr. Nc.
Lsods Church, corner Of Prince aud Marion cts ,h,
svepinv nj O'clock NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13

II NV BRUNSWICK. n. J. held her Cha,,e.
Election yesterday, and the Wing rcke, for Mayor
Recorder, Alderman. &c, wa slseted. Majority for
Van Dyke, Gayos, %.
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p Rev. DR.. ADAMS, OF the Brooue-s,. presby.
ssrsa Church. Sunday o-ni-s announced 10 hi, con-
sresson hss he Lid declined Tie call af ia Church Of
PnS,.ns, "a RrpeklEa-
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THE TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10. 1876.
SEE SUPPLEMENT TO TRIs PAPsk'
MAP OF the SEAT OF WAR.

This Morning The Tribune contains T0p0-
graphical Map of the Seat OF war; embracing
Point Isabel. tho Rio del sorte, Matamoras, Tex
a, "a MCLEAN Camps, sc. &c. prepared express
~ for The Thbane BY an OFFICER OF THE UNITED
srarEs AMY.
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T Hon. JOHN NJ. BrRRIxS of the U. s. Sen.
.ss will speak al the meeting Of the Tract Society so
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Court Calendar....TKIs DAY.
IS.
Coxxos pIrAs-Part I.-Sos. III, 81, l2s, 1871, I3s,
i1s 49, 49, a. IS. Plr 2-Sos Is, IS, 81, 100, $50,
~, LOG, 80, los, 10, 27s, u, 81,
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that the sovernmel: which hsd arsa portion CT the
people In chsirs and Slavery, efsentsy deEpot!c
and !ntupporabe and be instantly superseded
By free and equitable geverpnent-hey represenred il
20 be Wild and guilty experiment 20 sttenptto uutte the
foes and tia sdvocsies Of Skvery IN political cor
uact beczrse such dscoT6snt elements could CO.
aiesce nor exist peaceaoy together under the
fsitur.op-snd. finally. thar which framed
In accordance With The wishes Of the o.treIene,s op
pressors and continued only by faithful execution Of
It's Ubiquitous provisons, IN the expressive guzse
Of Scripture, covenant with death, and agreement
with hell.
PA2ATA PILssCay Of Nev-Hansshire, was mex: intro
cuced, who presented the following re&o.ution
Ee'ored That this Society r.o.ces presen: declin
Ing state OF american Religion, tnesauch .Toluntar
comes forth TO bsptize md sanctfy Slavery which Ma
hometanism abol!shes and Catholicism condemns and
It will enteavor 20 The world, particularly
called heather portion Of T. agsins; Is areHce especial
" as being extended BY the American Board OF Comu
soners for Foreign Missions whose tenitons zc defence
Of Slavery have proved the depravy Of that body be
unparalleled In the history Of the nations they labor
iIZ 20 convert
In support OF this resolution Mr. PIs5ury spoke for
some tune, dwelling II terms Of srest severity tie
corcuct o! ae leading cergea Of The land in reference
70 Slavery.
Ms ABBY hELLT FosTEE made tie concluding speech.
taking fer topic the War With Mexico which she said had
grown oHt Of Slavery Before she had concluded her
marks It was ascersned that the Tabernacle had beer set
on Ere in cioet Immediately under The platform, snd
the meeting closed IL confusion Some friend Of
Slavery suppose kindied the flames 10 order 70 render
the meeting incendlary.
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II The Friends of Association are to have
meeting Thursday evening. Notice of plsce viii be
given In Thursdsy mornings psper. The meeting will
b addressed BY emiaen, speakers among whom
l. Mr. George Ripley, OF the Brook Farm Association
Aasa
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Oh May. 1919.

To Mesny. Gerard. Bets & Co.
GENTIxMrSI have just received yours Of this data ana
1t gives pleasure to that, in the case OF McDousan
Msacham there evidence that you ever saw the
bulk Of the grapes sold, that you were aware of any
discrepancy between the bulk OF coed. SAM
pies exhibited If the bulk inferior 10 the SAMPLES
shewr to the bidders, from what hear OF tho char
acter Of your rm have doubt you ignorant Of
such nferiority. You're very truly,
(SiyueLl A. VlNDFRPOOf
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Rev. CHARLrs. T. ToRRSr.-E was stated al
the meeting Of tho American and Foreign Anti Slavery
Society BY tho Secretary. Rev. A A. Phelps that the
body of Mr. Toey had been transported Boaton to be
delivered to bis friends thar funeral obsequies would
b performed In FANEuIL HALL and Grafton deliver
Cd on the occasion BY Rev. Joseph c. Loveoy, brother
Of Elijah P Loveoy who fell victim TO the liberty Of
the press at Alton, ILL., that Ii the intention 10 pro
vide for tho Dead suitable resting place Noun, Au
burn. and that an appropriate moaumen, would be
erected he sso stated that tho funds provided obtain
his release, would, by permission of the donors be
hequeaihcd Mr. Torreys children his family to have
tho use thereof until the chidren's majority
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TIC tie Eii:or q Tie rrtsare;
repoE. OF the case "MtDSl,au VI, Meachsr,.s 70.
spectnS grapes tried Friday sh Inst IN the saDs-or
Court haTirs appeared in the newspapers OF SATURDAY.
sh nss in which part OF he tefesce SC; up was sale by
unfair samples AID isreprosen stion Of the quality by
us the auctioneers the following sdavts show
'nS that the goods according TO the rspresen.
saoas made at the sale, ignorant Of any differ
enee between the samples and the whole pare. ana made
the declarations in good faith
(Sisned.) GERARD, Belts CO,
Sew-York, May 18th. lsi6.
CRY AND COUNTY OF Nxw.yosK s.-Jaue, r. Nc.
peSsa dePoses that he consigned the grapes In cues.
ton. FOX sale, 10 Gerard, Belts Co.. and furnished
them the SAMPLES 70 soil by, from which only they
could make the representations 81 the SALE the res,
Of the article never having been By ;hsm aud that
these Kegs were taken prontseaousy from lot hat
the said aueoneer had knowledge or information Of
the condition OF the grapes except om these samples,
iSisned) !. 7. McpoCGALL.
sworn before this 9,h day OF May 1916.
(Sisued,) CoRNSLEus l.. pIsOswAr, Com. Of DEEDS
CRY AND COUNTY OF Nkw.YoRx. s.-Joln o'Neu d,.
that he took the sample. grapes sod by Oar
ard. Belts L Co. on 3rd December, 1885, for Mr. J. T.
McDouga promlscuousy out OF lot OF grapes then In
the store OF starges Chairman OF this City and he W,
directed by Mr.. McDOusall to take them
(sSnedJ JOHN oNEu.
Sworn before me this 9Th day Of May. 1916.
(Sisned,) Commits Il. DtsoswAr. Com. OF Deeds
No lo6 Wall-s;. y. Y. May 9th, 1876
10 Hon. aaron ydHaerpooi
SIR-In tho report OF the OF James 7. Mopougal
against George L. Meachsm, tried before you yesterday
appears that the goods were sold by samples VIII you
hv .hc,hn
the Jury that the bulk OF the goods or that
cOsnizent of any discrepancy tho sooda
and Tie samples. aud oblse your obcdent servants
(Sigued) GERARD, BETTs & co
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y In order to have beautiful head Of H.i,, persons
should always be very careful keep (, perfectly cesn
nviRorsi'on also necessary becomes dry and wiry
and Is liable TO fall out phsons Chsuiea Hair
Is preferable to any other preparation IN use Tor hs.s pur.
In fact "a only article of any service In
beau.iS!rg the Hair Prepared and sold wholesale and
ressl. BY E. PHALoN. 81 Broadway, (Jud.on's Hoel)
Wig Maker and Hair Cutter Also sold By drug and fancy
dsaiers, generally City and Country
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a oNENE Nun Iik cE~oO<h VI IDA
Aaches:h-Yr-l.y Polly, ssy, vbsn ! Sas away,
WI re. Oh vi here did you stray,
To have that lovely fsce!
PoliJ-D ear Hacneafh without c;sxntse,
Breathing signs soticg eyss, why what surpnss
y JDn.s's famous Soap
Mace all tan arc oiosch e!0re,
Cleared u skia srt made EIy fare
Trus appear VITA syery grses.
Bo,t--Oh uhat beauty and whut nops
W4 g4G bY usiag Joress Soap
Pouy--Deaf Aacoestn, 5ou see far;
Boz when gaze uooo your har
see tis changed cosrSe zca rusty snc turning 9ray
D-zr ascbrz, d, ss hope, a. love and I i've
Ifyoa'd uss Joses's Coral Hair Re, torsilye
Yoar hair woat grow dark, siky,fce
AZ these eIGsts ing tsp-s Of ME;
And yoo have cut tn.e7 abb logs 10 nav
Boto-W no nas cot ibr-r sblllings spare
To have soch lovely del;cioo. hair.
G=nle res.es you PROBABLY rnins Ibe se We puS; well
bat MS 1oh'uioDc May handreds who lad irrueroas
or elenis thsz acs sttn auca az pnoes,
irceAles sunhuJo, yehoz DARK sin h.ve bes.vd
day tney usea JoDess Soap The otser tho Joness Rsf
Restorative, L. smpharraly the very beat sao nost
soie1l hsns ever made for restoring and besudyins re
hstr. forces 10 grow. slops filling crres dan.
cuf and dresses supsfby Yoa have 6at 70 try ise 20
appreciate !netr e1eesree Sod s. tho sign Of The Ae'
Brcoxsp. pzIs 2s,cd
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Orgupizntion of the New Common Council.

r. The report, OF tie Colonization Society and Foreign
Eyanceical Society are pece .sarily deferreI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13

The House of Representatives has virtually de-
dared WAR against Mexico. What is implied in
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70 DosT fall 10 enjoy tue family holiday bill to-day
At be American Museum The Orarg ard An4ion.nsl
Fenus are ~ be lr-n =. all hours snd grand performances
VII Dc gi7en al and y p N. Time and uoney Will he
well !nyested al the Museum
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SAFoss 5A7sArasILLA.-Ths valuable medicine Ia held
IN ne s2h-st rsnaipn both by those ~ho bavs Used
aod kno~ from experience its great medicinal value ard
oIners who have wine. ssd liz powerful and controng
nieBce over csesA-s vi me g1ndusr and syslrs
us competition - such that operates actively ADD very
powerfully, and at be tine ndy The dis-Bsed snd
,hai"r'd ifsmsi and by combining with tho pfea-
fE natural or ho pr-ssryng pfiscioe h-sIh
ti,eas, under m operation upon Tue principle that
spring succeeds 10 Vnte and the earth 10 cloth.d with
yercsn beany under The Rcnis! influence OF refreshing
sbowers 10 lis preparation The poLrn smpes tho
vegetable kingdom united and the Combination 70 such
that one rocib=s and improves tho and usder
~ SlDd.s Sarsabsris Is presented compound
n'sed in lis eo n and operation The system whoa IA
boring 1nder disease.
Prepared aro sold wholesale and retail BY A. B. D.
sands DruggtstB 100 Rulton-sL corner Of WILLIAM New
York Sold a!so a. S Broadway, EsS Broadway, and
BY DoZgsts generally throc ghoul The United SAss Era
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