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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17

4 NOVEL VoYAGE.-The schooner Regina Hi,
whose arrival this port yesterday is announced under
our Marine mead was built or the Ohio Rirer snort
distance below Pittsburgh; and took in her cargo a.
Louisville, hy. twenty-one days since ? ha- n Am
We see II stated that bark recently built 81
Washington. the Ohio River. is now loading IN Cin-
cinnati for Boston
II On the 10Th inst at Bristol. r. / Russell
Handy convicted Of mansaushier, for occasioaing
tie des;h Of Palmer Sherman, in Warren, during No
venher last Sentence, years hard labor in ne
Sta.e Prison.
TIE WHEAT CROP IN IowA.-Accounts IRON
Iowa Territory represen, the growing wheat crop as In
suffering condition. The Winter. up 10 las; accounts
from the West has been singular one-nosy cry and
pleasant Bot very Little had fallen. and there was
20 slaghing 70 speak Of Mach wheat is represented
TO have been killed ana many fields appear 70 De dead
though i was hoped spei! OF favorable Winter and
Spring weather would revive them
Chicago Journal, 2s.h uit
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Via Telegraph from Utica.

MARCH II, Is+O.
The muriererofthe Van Ness family was taken at
Fulton Oswegc County aud in custody of the Sheriff
We understand that he acknowledged the deed HE
AZ Syracuse Friday morning. He hitcbed his horse
the North side the canal and the steps OF the
Syracuse House when the came out from Syracuse
He went 10 Fulton where he offered TO sell his horse &c
the tavern Keeper V Low this caused suspicion tina,
the horse was stolen and alter he ett he was pur
sued on this suspicion and taken lie bears the marks
ofthe blow received from Van Arsdae.
We learn that Mrs. Wykoh and Van Arsise IRE still
slive-Friday evening
TAG FREsREr-The West train arrived nj
/! O'Clock 1t waited az Syracuse tor the Rochester
train which did arrive At Orishsny the canal squc
duct is partly carried away and tho railroad track
cd with ice timber &c. Al! the bridges on the OrS
kany for distance Of 6 miles have been carried away
The down train could get through and the passen
gers aud baggage carried what was left Of
the aqueduct and put board train which weutup
from uuca Yours 5. p. CARTER,
Alb Eve Jour 18th.
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THE WEATHER AND The fcE.-lt rained CON
s,sntly from O'Clock last evening until II o'clock To-
day The river began to swell at P NJ yesterday and
is now above the docks
The ice broke opposite Troy last night snd has moved
slightly here today.
The wind has changed to the NorhWest and il seems
to be coming OF cold, we hope il may
We understand that rained hard az cs yesterday
Should the Mohawk break up shall hsye Bad worS
here
THREE O'CLocK.-The ice, go 20 press. 10 bro
ken up far down the Northern bounds OF the c';
The wind is bsffiiDg and indicates more rain.
Albany Eve Iour. SATURDAY.
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From the New. Orleans Delta Of the 7th inst.
From Mexico,

The French bark Anax, Capt pommares arrived
at this por, yesterday from Vera Cruz, which place
she left on the Esd ult. She brings no papers we
understand and precious little news of any kind.
Indeed things to have changed in the slightest
possible degree since our last adyices Mr.. Slidel
was still at Jalapa-Paredes was still in power
Tornel had succeeded Almonte-and the people we
suppose were dreaming OF new revolutions. We
have been favored with copy of n letter received
by gentlemen of this city from his friend in Vera
Cruz.
VERA CRUZ Feb o. 1875
At present the country. though apparently quiet Is
really in unsettled condition Every man is dissatis
hed-no feels secure. The Government of Parcdes
is conesaedy temporary and fails to enlist the slightest
confidence. There Is des On here, AS we believe, 10
subvert toe Republic altogether and establish monar
chg under the joint protection OF England. France and
Spain and it is supposed that the project may sue
coed if Count Moline, the son OF Don Carlos Is Sc.
ected for the hng-1asmuch as the influence OF
the clergy in his behalf Is strongly though think
er-oueousy, counted upon. That Paroles favors
the project there is every reason TO believe indeed a
new paper established at the capital, called FL TImpo
and understood be under the influence of the Govern
ment boldly and ably advocates the scheme But 1t
never succeed. The Old revolutionary spirit yet burns
in the hear; of the people, and those who drove out the
Spanards and overthrow urbide are not likely again
soon to submit the monarchca yoke In fact the peo
pie Of this City very freely talk of asking the protecting
presence Of the stripes and stars II is believed that
Santa Ana Is the bottom of the because
he il succeed, but under the belief that the
whole people will rise in favor of his recall and firmly
establish him In power.
On "Wednesday last the Saratoga and st Mary's
rived At this port the Porpose had been here for several
days the Lawrence had just sailed with it is said
important dispatches from Mr. Sde. the American Min
ster Statutes exchanged between the vessels and
the II Is rumored in the public places that large
American force is shortly expected and much anxiety
Almonte has resigned his post and Torne the former
is fell 81 their supposed hostile intentions.
Secretary Of War. Ia appointed in his place.
This morning the steamer Guadalupe sailed for Tam
pico with some FIVE hundred troops board to rein
IN If tho NOrtb- tharc nm
press an insurrecon which said have broken out in
Tamaulipas There some difficulty in getting the
steamer under way the engineers and working hands
being principally English and Americans refused 20 pro-
coed unless their arrears we're made good By the Gov
erpment.'
The Anax brought dispatches for Mr.. Buchanan,
Secretary OF State conducta bad recently arrived a,
Vera Cruz from the interior with 81 600 600 in specie
An America friga,c standing into Sacrhcos
the 23d By the passengers of the Anax There
English and French friga,e lying there
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Thi uRs in Philadelph ia.
,ndauce Of The Tribune

JorIesP Ondaucs OF I ne IfiDu'e
PHILADELPHIA. March l2-P 81.
TsE FREsaET-There has been an immense des
truction OF property b. ,he freshe The Bird a, Har
rsburg. Csrk's Ferr, and Columbia are reported as
having been s~ep, away. No Eais up 70 O'CLOCK lat
which tius esre In stearooa; Trenton 10 ascertain
osr,cular,} from East South and West. TIE bridges
between this city and Wilmington are in part gone The
Rc,cocs on the Camden and Ar1ooy Railroad Is also
reported CONC
we have fearful accounts from the Lehigh and other
places, the particulars Of which have no, learned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17

1E P1ssAIc FALLS. al Paterson now present a
grand and imposing spectacle friend whose men,
ory runs back than thirty years tells this
Ing that ne has no, such az immense volume Of
wafer there more ,hsn once twice in al that period
The admirers ofthe grsnd sud beautiful in nature would
A veil to embrace the opportunity OF paying them
visit The Railroad affords convenient opportunity TO
those who prefer that mode Of travel as visitors may
eave here in the morning 81 o'clock snd Paterson az
:: ~. ,.,e-,oo, Newark Adv.
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Business Notifies.

ELocur IoS-RuToERs INSTITUTE, soi Madson'st.-
Prof Harvey wi. (5y irv.taiiou) deliver the first OF
course of Fro Lectures with Readings from tho British
and American Poets illustrative of Elecutonary Exprcs
sion on Wednesday Evening, the 18th inst To com
mencc precisely O'Clock. Tickets for the Course,
sI-to be had OF the Jantor the Institute and at the
door of the Lecture Room the evening OF the Lecture
Admission to single Lecture 81! cents for party Of
three one dollar NIL ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17

OxE HUNDRED Oars OF SLslGHtSG.-The past
winter bears the palm. Tuesday last completed the cycle
OF one hundred days continuous unbroken good sleigh
ing We have had neither much too little snow
the weather has been neither hot too cold and
during tie whole period there has been but one week
day her Justice 10 beast required them 10 house
up A, present the is gradually wearing away WIN
the sun. and we may reasonably anticipate an early
Spr;ng Burlington Free Press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17

z The Union, abiding TO the rumored changes
abou, 70 take place in the Cabinet, says
The change in the Cabine, reported By etterwrters
is the sheer invention of gossip We have denied il 8
hundred times before We deny again because these
rrors arc calculated and intended shake the couaG
ence OF the country in the stability OF our public COM
ellis The Cabinet more firmly knit together.
There is not the slightest shadow OF foundation for any
Of these statements Is :slse from beginning TO end
and ee knox L 70 Be so.
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The Richmani Tn gedy.

The Morning Meas calls our attention to recent
ls;tc, of young Mr. Richie who killed John a.
Peasants in a savage personal corba:, implying
tina, ar PieeSaats originated and insisted on the
terms of ,ha, controversy-distancc, weapons, &c.
We shall need more evidence 10 convince Us that
this could have been SO. If Mr.. Peasants was the
challenger. i; has been all along understood, he
had no shadow of right TO dictate terms; and Mr..
Richie was guilty of gross wrong 10 all who may
hereafter be challenged if he submitted to such die
'aiion. The challenged party has the unquestioned
right TO the choice of weapons, &c.-,o surrender
tins is to enihrone ruhianism and render The duel
niode OF downright, bu,chery. We shall not believe
that MI IT, did any Thing like this until and unless
the whole correspondence shall establish tive
were absent from the City when Mr. r. letter was
published.
10
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Usacr C0.-Candidatcs for the Conventions
Correspondence of The Tribune.

KINGSTON, March 18th, lci6.
Both parties held Conventions in this village tc-
day tc nominate Delegates to the Constitutional Con-
ven,ion The Loco-Focos rejected the offer made
them by the Whigs,viz to select one Delegate from
each party, and tier nominated SEvERTS BRUTN
of Kingston and WILLET LISDERNAN of Shawan-
sunk, as their candidates. They are both Old Hunk
ers and conservators Of old abuses.
The Wings nominated JAMES E FORSYTH OF
Kingston and GEORGE G. GRAHAM of Shawangunk,
men of talent and character and thorough advocates
of Reform
Doci Graham was our Member OF Assembly In
1870 and Judge Forsyth was appointed first Judge
of the County by Governor Seward.
We will try to elect them. Yours, trdl y.
/ w n
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HARRISBURG, March 1.-THE New-fork and
Erie Railroad Bill passed the Senate this morning bys
vote of - to 8 There were amendments 10 the bill,
which require that small go the House again One
of these provides that the Company shall pay $1,000
per anuum for the privilege fCor Phil Pub Ledger.
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THE SOUTHERN WALL.

z The Mail due last night arrived somewhat
than usual bringing papers OF the iii and s'h from
New-Oriesns snd OF the regular dates from places this
do
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METALLIC TAsLET RAZOR STRoP.-Merchants and deal
es are invited call md examine the various patterns Of
lhs above at the manufacturers, @. SAUNDERS goN'
IL Broadway few doora above Corand.st NIL sleod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17
NETWORK TOWN ELECTIONS.
CHAUTAUOUE CO.

WING TowNs-SuPERvIsoRs
.4rkaorisht Col. Wilcox. Charlotte r w seaver
Clvmer : Samuel Bligh Chautg cue Alvah Co.ueu.
Eiiery. Odin Benedict Etlicor Henry Baker
Gerry -. Willard Buckin. Harmony John Steward
Poland Sumner Allen. Pomtret-- Leverett Barker
Portland T. Judson. Ripiry NV McCintock
Sheridan Harry Hail. Stockton Eleazer Flagc Jr.
Yiu,nora George Hopkins Destfsld John G. Hinckley
FL erik Nehemiah Royce Sherman John P. Hall
Loco Foco Towns
HaroreT William Cov!ll Busti ..---..S. j Brown
Cherry Greek James Carr Carroll; n E.fen'on'
Nina =. Gideon Barlow, majority.
Eighteen Wings and FIVE Loco Focos Ellington,
which is usually Wing, 10 hear from.
The sterling Whie majority in this town, says the
Censor from sympathy with inebriate, have elected
him Supervisor All the other town officers are Wings
and Mr. Brown nominated by Wing caucus. Mr.
Covil of Hanover also elected from other than pc
tcal inuences-,he balance OF the ticket In that tow
with the exception of two Cons.ables lie Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17

PORTABLE SHAVING CAsEs.-The subscribers aSaori
embraces every variety OF Travelling Dressing Case
suitable either for long or short journey containing al
that Ia necessary for th4 toilet
ml7 s.eod g. SAUNDERS SON, III Broadway.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

z number Of citizens of Brooklyn, prior to
the departure Of the ship Brooklyn with 900 emigran,s
for Oregon purchased AID presented the
conPete get ef Harpers excellent Family Library 7le
volumes. The correspondence was conducted on the
part OF the donors oy Mr. J. VI Van Cot. and from the
sentiments expressed is scarcely less comendable than
the act which occasioned il.
e The Treasurer OF the Fire Department, und
scknowled the receipt of s2 So being the proceeds
OF the 7th annual ball on the Eth ult and private dona
lions, amounting to s92
e 1t is rumored at the Navy lard thai the va
cancy caused by the death of Purser Rice will be filed
By son Of Aid ssoneal. of New-York
Il Fourteen deaths only occurred in Brooklyn
during the week ending til inst Two Of these were
from other places four died Of consumption.
"a Merchants, Mechanics and business men VII
find the Wing Almanac for 1876 very useful and con.
7enient book of reference throughout the year The
price is only l2i cents per copy, or 81 per dozen,
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E RoussEL's AM,NprNr for the and prevention OF
Chapped Hands for sale the principal druggists In df
city end wholesale aud retail the of the suoacrb
EUGENE RoUSSEL
Manufacturer aud Importer Of choice Perfumery Toilet
Soaps Shaving Cream. SC. &c. No $50 Broadway, be-
lwesn LihnrIY md Ccftlnnd sic. 81 I'm
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ESSEN Conscientious

II The Columbia from, Poughkeepsie last eve
ming brought the Northern mail due here on Sunday
also tia, due yesterday morning. We have Albany pa
pers of Saturday and Of the proper dates from places
farther West We received papers last evening by
the Housatonc Boat and know not II it arrived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17

n DoGeErT's NEw-YoKK BUSINESS DIREcTo.
HY. for $40 and lsi7 has just been issued-a neat
lsmo volume of eos pages to which is prefxed a
neat Map Of The City and Environs. Price so cts.
We gather from this work that there now in our
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HARVEY BuRDEIL, NJ. D. DENTlsr-0fico and real
dcnce SOP Broadway. corner of Frenkln,st mile n
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CrScrTT CorsT-Tt;s Day-Nos ), 4, :, o.s- &, g IL
u 13.
COMMON PLEAs-Th;s Dsy.-Psrt /. before Judge VI,
shoeFer-Nos 81 @ IS y, .. 81, y. IS 81. 80 PAT
before Judge IngrahArn.-Hos. 26l, - go II 20 =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17

~ gal rights sometimes exist when moral night, 60
pf nssnce the deaf have not the moral right 10 sn
noy thec friends when they may be- cured by McHah.
Acoustic gu for desEers from that vel! known house Il
Cortland where every article IL genuine and sAtiiace
" mia 2trcd
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e. We have seldom been amused with any novel
w than last nigh: With he lille Drummer at the
Museum. No idea can be formed OF his wonderu! per-
torrance without witnessing il Sues !; 10 say he Is
use infant only Ave years old and hardly nigh enough TO
ook his Drum Yet be beats it like very veteran
He appears sss this evening and those Religious views
with o,her and chase performances will likewise be intro
duoed In the afternoon also O'clock those Serptrrnl
with other di.so!vng Views aad the Microscope viii be
hibied separs,eiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17

& ST. PArRIox's DAY-Tbis DAY is tie An
nive.ssry OF Ireland Patron Saint and will be ceie
brased By the natives of the Green Isle and their de-
seendRns siih hearty enthusiasm ali over the Country
nay all over the world for where 6: this day are the
sons OF Erin found In Albany the festival Will BE
honored as usual by the B;beruian Provdent Society
with Public Dinner. In this City, the Yourg Friends
Of Ireland will dine together at the Coliseum Hish
Mass will be celebrated at ST. Parcks and ST. Coumbas
with appropriate sermons by Key DIS Power ana BURKE
The o:her Societies of Irishborn Citizens viii doubtless
celebrate the common anniversary.
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~, S0AET1I,ARsuGus- o.K.-We learn by the Elhcort.
Wig OF yesterday tina, the Board of Supe y,isol
Eve o. fortviue has elected Whig and nor q; loco
~" " S00!e reported LFredopla Cer,sor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17

- When rbeumatic persons have lost or hrown away
money 10 vain efforts for cure bat one hope 10 e
and that 10 use the adian Vegetable Elixir Internally and
The and lone Linmsut externally from CORTLAND
81. Wherc warcsrtsr Of cur- ~ gwen. ma Neod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17

tS- Ladies a. the toilet should never omit the Balm o.
Columbia from u Corands II prevents sll dandruf and
falling OF the hair giving gres, health snd br!i1rcy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17

u The Journal Of Commerce thinks that. " Per.
bsps they fthe Loco-Focos of New. Hup,psbirel veil,
learn lesson from the results Of this election y W.
should MT wonder. Perhaps, as one item of ,ha,
lesson they will learn tina; the base bowling Of the
knee to the dark spirit of Slavery may be carried
quite too far Possibly the lesson may not be wholly
without influence on the trucking Doe-faces in
other States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17

The number Of persons employed In each branch
OF business as Clerks, Journeyren, Apprentices
&c. is not taken into account here.
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sP Our thanks are due to Hon. RIcHAEp P.
hssaick for copy Of the Map of the Oregon Territory
BY the u 9. Exploring Expedition recently pubihed
by authority of Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17

sSe EDGAR A. Poe is engaged in showing up
The Litsra,i of New-York in forthcoming volume
lie has talent for slsshins.
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oursrDr.-FS,, Pese-New Publications; An Elope
pseut; European Emigration to Texas; Coun'oa0i'
Moore Of the Texan Navy Fruits OF Fanaicsm ospl
ia, Punishment; Testimony for tho Lsnoio--r0IN'
peoe-News: Commercial and Money Matters; Marine
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sOa,
Ia to think Of the ladies' whom the will ds6ure
Causing pirnples and tan their face with rigor
That season excel. Ia; thou "a this time Of year
There are many with bloches and ireckles appear
And some-aye. both seyes-who with Ihslr skin
Disfgured and yellow. and dark M bad sin
O, did they bs, know that II all would eiope.
II they used but cake nj the famd Joness soap,
Their s&ic would De lovely, clear, youthful! aud white,
All eruptions would vanish Ch the happy delight
To possess such beauty; then can ladies' or gents
To pos,-ss this same besnty refuse nifty cents
Add as by ia true beauty soon collars
Fly cents Is TOO ch-ap-t should be ffly dollars.
Many may think this ezaggersuoni let sdcn Ey IL
Sold al the sign OF Is American EAGLE ~ Chahsm.s 9
Broadway, and SO Fuitou-,t Brooklyn mia ZuGoc
Common chalk deeuoys me skin.
Makes IL and rough "a sin.
Eut Jo1es's Spanish Lilly Hnile
Makes the skin smooth aud clear ana bright
Gives i thst asural lfe-ke, marble look
More ,mooth and beautiful thsu artiiL ever tGoE a.
sold sts2 Chathsra-st, S2l Broadway, N Y or ~
F1lion-st., Brooklyn. Price - cents mil 2ecd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17

The Boston Atlas has returns Vi 'is 'o'o Ava -
10, of Congress in 2lo towns, leaving only II small
town, 10 be hesrd from. The vote in these towns
stands thus: Wv,
Goodwin (Y) 1884. Hale (nd) IL .69o-.. Wood
bury Noco 397.. Scat. 81 Majority against " o'u'
bury 2,7s9
but slightly.
Williams, the Loco Foco candidate for Governor
runs somewhat better than Woodbury., bat the AT
las thinks the majority against him will be nearly
e,eoo-wc think it will be not far from 15oo-
The Wings and Independents have chosen one
Councillor, the Locos two and there are three va
.a,cies which will be filed by Wings or indie
penden,s--giving them the majority OF the Coun-
Gil This is the first time, for many years, that
the Wings have chosen Councillor.
The Wings and Independents have elected at
least three Senators, and we hope four--the Locos
probably three. The Senate consists OF tweiYe
members-which, when filled, will stand nine anu
Radicals to three Locos. In the Senate Oh Inc ss'
year there was but single wing
According to the Atlas the House as far as heard
from stands Thus
Wings us. Independents 2o.. .Lccos l09-- Anti
Loco maj "a.
There are eight hepfesehSa''e DiA'i'o'o =" ~
heard from, all of which have doubtless chosen Lo
co., Adding these, the majority against The Locos
in the House will be Do. Majority on Joint Ballot
So.
1, deserves to be mentioned that Coos, for the first
time within the recollection Of the Oldest imhabitan
has elected one Wing Representative-Mr.H Harvey
Hobert Of Columbia.
Among the fruits Of this signal victory will doubt
less be the division Of the State into Congressional
Districts and the reception By the Legislature of'he
State share of the Proceeds Of The Public Lands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17

Democratic whig General Committee.-A
soec,a, Meeting of this Committee will be held TUESDAY
Eysnirg, 18th inst a, ~ O'clock the Broadway House
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SANDs's SLRsAPAaILLA.-rne blood contains the elements
Of whole animal s,rcturch and hbre CLANS, nus'
cles endoBs the nails the hair, and the hones hst
selves all sustained by the blood. We'll then may he
called the OF lie. In proportion 10 the purity OF he
uid Will be that of le substance into which 1t Is connus
y changing. Corrupt blood instead OF proiuctn healthy
-sh Ia likely enough devslop and ulcers "nen
these cppear whether In tho specific form Of bcrotrs alb
sc-ss S Of the ordinary types there IL deerg-nth
believed that will rapidly ueutraze the virus 10 me
blood rom which they spring, as Sands's saraapsnla
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, Dy = T. y
SDS Wholesale Druggists, 10 Fulton-st rs Broadway
y East Broadway. New York. Sold also by Oruggs'
generally throughout the United Ssles Price 81 per p0
ils, " tjv bottles fDr as.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17

Z FREsHEr IL WEST JERsEr.-The Delaware
river was high over its banks on Sunday, so that the
Nigh, Mail Train after running from Burlington to Borden
town through two OF three feet the track de-
cped proceeding up to Trenton and came over the Am
boy track South Amboy. where they remained I'LL the
Raritan down from New Brunswick and took them
on board arriving here yesterday n IL A. NJ.