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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

MIR Van Keec formerly Sheria and Clerk OF Albany
Civ and County, and recently IN the 81 Department at
Washington. 49,,
i, from the system by the % Physc various forms,
bt found our Al last tie more used Phyeic the weaker
Inc ORGANS of life became rendering uncertain the prospect
of rifccug cure Recently this complaint velopei IL
self tuv. causing alterations about the throat, achea,
imparing seriously the organs OF HE 10 Their physical
fucrions In this state recommended 10 Try Your
Sar,aparila Syrupaiter using wO bottles mad myself
relieved from this complaint, and all is distressing syp
toms, In my case, by legivlnS influence II has re-
stored the stem 10 natural state My confidence IN IL
power 10 effect cure general function drrdnge
rru OF the organs life mpe me 10 recommend your
sarsapari.u 20 the afflicted.
Yours, &c. JAS. McALLISl Elk, NJ u.
Albany ,ug 81 1915 No. 10 Broadway,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

GAITION.-A!l pes-oBs are hereby cautioned against
y trusting any OF the OF the Br. BARK LANARk-
SHIRE, from Liverpool. debts OF hef contracting
WI be pad Ly lLe CaIla.n " CoAsslre..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

WINDOW SdADES. I-NUU" sdaDts
,rr OF Merchants buying Sc. again, 10 rs .iock Of
WnS1yv Shades Gs1t, the assortment Is .arse
,5 ro-, oIe:e the aty OF tie shades me best and
IT, prics vii be fO-I1 4;cn the ogSrss The city.
R-Al=o LOT VI GU Corn4ces whlcn AL. BE- sold
isr ,aan ever before offered Merchants hryiag sell
aain VII allowed Abera! discount 80 Broadway
I.Iflrgef- RuItTcE- Ty1
SO PER CHALDRON--LtT--PooI Coal Gaa-
30 ~ and large SIZE for sale e. The above low price
ron. yard - per chadron less VIVA taken direct
fror ship. A. The above price Liverpool Coal Is more
,cor0u.ical fuel than Anthracite. Apply 70
7. STOKES DICKERSOS,
Fi Nos LIS AID III Authory-sL Lear Bros6way.
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Boaroi,ls ano 6otels.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

Mrs, ANGELINA BROWN
IL EGS leave inform her friends, former boaets and
- The public generally that she has opened large and
comuioGloUs BOARDING HOUSE, No. 3e] Broadway
Perancnt aoArders by the day week month,
be accommodated wh single rooms. or bedrooms and
narorS attached THIS house than 10 rooms,
i supplied with cold and hot water baths aud every other
convenience make 4 quiet and comfortable home As
the good qualities OF her table and the general manage
eni OF her louise references, when required aband
ant and at hand! JylSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

Dr. ToyVusend'- SarsapariAa Is sovereign anu -Pfsuy
cur. ot iuc!peu consumption, oarrRAess, elcofhr, Or
whites. -tructed dltcHt uensaaton IacorineHceo OF
a or involuntary discharge thereof ad for the general
pro,trdon yeH, matter whether The feet OF
inherent cause causes produced By rfeg1stiy !ness
or accident.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

non-easical .-u which u-iez would 90 eel 70 con
1sTrn % refusing 70 act upon -se- wen a. variance
VIZ t--a and common sense, and winch TIE Le..sa-
-lre cu-zt !onr n-o 70 have improved
Il coa.eqa o.. dispute. = 70 wlo formed ;as
ma jor.tv Of :e Judiciary Committee M PATTERSON
Ia, Friday read over The OF Ire members WHO
screc9 70 nc Report " Judge Rg-s!es sad Nszsr<
Brown. stephens. Paterson Jordan. Sears LOOMS
Simmons and Hart Ns=sr=- Bascou. Kirkland W1r-
dsa and Conor formed w minority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

John Baxter III Fu!tonet- cured OF inercuria ulcers
Charles Edwards l2g Greeuwlct-st cured Ol Terrible
sores which covered MS whole body, attaching his throat
and ewes eight months IN Quebec Hospital and pro
uounced ncurabe-"as perfectly restored by tue use
TWO bottles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

re- Nothing can be more surprising than is gorstns
eject. the human frame Persons al eaAn='s ana as,
sitde before taxing IT, become rc51- and tll OF
emery under influence. l. nI.dstcy cpuntrracts Inc
Of e female frame, which Il me great cause
OF barrsuL-s-.
II s not De ~ p-ced of - IN Of de.lcete
are exhibit certificates ot performed ou; "e ON
assure the afflicted hundreds OF cases have been re-
pOrrc Severs! ce--s Wien Iaules aase Dfel! WIN
Gut children after using few bottles u tl- invaluable
medicine have blessed with healthy offspring
Dr. To1yuseut-Hy yy!!. beng greatly distressed by
,, ~, ,.rer; debility ana silreray continually BY
pain vi bearing dow" i1!ilns % tHe WOMB
AMI with Difficulties, and having Known GAGS " mere
your medicine has etecrt great cures ana a.-o safIs "
recommended for such diseases nave descElD-o Oh
tar- bottle OF your Extract OF Ssrsapars a!9 i0.40"
I'd The directions you gave nen =aO period i removed
r complaints and restored her heath Bea Sttel !of
liz benefts sic receged pleasure n thus acGno-.-
ed .ing L and recommended II 10 the public
II. D. MOORE, cor. Grad and Lyd.as sts
---1--'' coxsAcxIE sep o. ls45
Dr. TowSsE.O-To al whom 'i!s may concern: This IS
70 certify that - used bottle Of your Sarsspa1Ia
previous. confinement under the most alarming and
delicate c!fci.-tsI.css being troubled ~tH the cfopsy
-yye1 Of the feet Affections and very inuca De-
ol1t-d VILE my p.rE!sslOn eId lr recommendation VI
.os 40 ad u--d induced Try VIII ilte Or
10 falkland .Uce i 70 say, the medicine mad lie aappy
desired effect OILY L The hours OF confinement but a.
Ter TIE expiration OF Of is use, me dropsy and
affection gave way Astonishing degree, and
rea!t Is now better nan :, had been Tor org THE
! previous
subscribe myself your ob-dieaI snt OBLIGED ser
yzur :. ;. JAMESON.
For sale al ID Fu!to,-.t; r r Van Busxirx 81 cor
Marker and Broad sts Newark NJ C. lng. Jr Patterson
e. Boston 5sckEs BuI, Troy, Nr. Wells, druggist
Utica Grant Bookee. druggists, Pougn4ePs:e RossilaI
Co Hudson Andrew Trusx, Schenectady; ar Fowler
and by principal druggists generay srousH
OUT The Cuiet States W est Indies and the Canada
None genuine except PGi II the large s9uate oo.les
v:c eoniS;1 ggsr and sged Win ins @t "a.
r:h2l 2axifW4S
spnasa pens for 1 70. p nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

Mrs McCUl!um, No l3J fhrd-avenue, severe pains aud
dizziness in head informs sAc Is, she believes
permanently restored.
Mrs Whcewrisht No. 81 CherC-st. severe pains IN
breast and side unable chair, took two bot
ties and = now enjoying good health
LIVER COMPLAINT.
Alfred T. Conklin, sj5 Madisonst wife cured OF Tie
liver compliant =.
Mrs White keeps an extensive boarding house, No
Saic- liver comp!aint-!iie was despasfed oi-"us
cured by using the Sarsaparui
Josnna Morton 30 Mortonst wife cured OF disease Of
blood and son vi bad head and body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19


William Lippnco,i rs Water-st. unable 20 leave
his bed much Of the for years entirely cured
Thoma. T. James OF Hobokcn. !nhaInmatory rhnuma-
ism, ankles much swollen, unable 10 walk without
crrtche--u-ed three bottles, and IS well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
RHEUMATISM.

The astonishing cures that this medicine has performed
in cases OF Chronic Rheumatism are indeed wonderful
DR.. TOWNSEND; was attacked with distressing pam
in NV nip Joint 90 bad that | could not walk without
cr,ches and much Of the time was obliged 10 Keep my
bed tried several remedies but they did not relieve me-
then called OF hrst physclans-he DID not hell
me heard OF your arsaparh. aud obtained bottle
and IN a few days II entirely cured me, and am "a wei
now as ever. ASHBELL WALKER, = Dan!ei-S,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

No ad or medicine has been Discovered which so
nearly resembles The gastric juice OF >Sva IN decoGcse
food and ,t:ruEt.cru. the organs u digeson ~ ms pre-
partition Of Sar>apaga- L positively cGres every case 0l
Dvsuepsia however severe croGc Il any GoCoi ms
assertion we invite read The follow ng nGi>pO'Soe
,e,tsloay Ct gentlemen 81 the highest Tespecao'y It
.bs., moi entirely satisfactory would oe happy 10 give
other reference 20 Tie r5st families ~ lie cry wuo
have used II with perfect N this aud other distress
IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06
Marshall and Peyton.

Potomac writes to the Baltimore Patriot as
follows
am credibly informed that gentleman in this city
formerly Member OF Congress has received private
letter from distinguished officer in the Army which
gives the particulars OF the difficulty between Brgnier
General Thomas Marshall and Col Bale Peyon Il states
that at feast at Montereyn honor OF the triumph OF our
arms Marshall whose opposition TO General Taylor was
very great embraced the occasion 10 speak in dsrespect
full terms of Old Rough and Ready denouncnr the
OF Captula,iou granted 10 Ampuda, sc. whereupon
Peyton struck the Brigader in the face aud called him
select his friend if he desired 10 resent the insult
challenge passed and accepted and the tight
take place at Camarso on the 18th OF October
at is said that Col McClung, who is the cousin Of
General Marshall and who severely wounded hear
ing OF TIE affair sent word Marshall that after the lat,
ter had finished with Peyon il he would wait until he
lcClung) could recover lie would give him him
self for his abuse OF General Taylor The letter giving
these details was written just after the duel had been
agreed upon
REMAINS or Col CRoss-The body OF this dis
,ngushed officer has arrived IN Baltimore and viii be
removed for niermcnt to Washington City on Friday al
ternoon.
Col Cross was the first victim OF the Mexican 1t
was no, his good fortune TO be in battle His high spirit
led him 10 undertake. the danger of trusting hinseb
bandit who probably knew his rank availed himself OF
the opportunity to sakc his appetite for plumber
and revenge The Army has suffered no severcr loss
II is universally agreed that Col Cross mad no superior
in his department of the service. Mr.. Calhoun who
be allowed to be most competent judge, did not
Hesitate to pronounce him man Of extraordinary
power. BAIT RAJ No.. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06
Anecdote OF President Polk.

WASHINGTON October 81 lsi6.
II is stated know not with how much truth
TINT when the news OF Mr.. Folks nomination for the
Presidency FIRST reached Columbia Tennessee the place
whore ne resided his brother William h. Polk now
ChG.e des i5dyGs Naples he=tened TO the house OF
the nominee inform him OF his good luck and than an
amusing scene followed.
William II Polk is iacctious parsonage lie not on.
Is Loves fun. heap but he loves sometimes r. joke
MS more grave. calculating and sedate brother On ar
irving at the latter house il is said that h. informed
him the news had arrived of the action OF tine Baltimore
Convention and asked him guess who had been uoui
mated for President
Mr. Polk guessed that Mr.. Van Buren, was the man =
No said William 81 try asHili r Wei. Gov. Cas- >
No was the reply. Silss Wright = No ~ James
Buchanan :" NJ :" 4" Col Benton then = Nc not
him :" WHY /, can't be John C. Calhoun - No, in
deed You must try hgan e. Well really | don
know Can il be Gov Woodbury. Z No, sir, no Try
again I" Why. William cant guess any more-pray
tel me who ia the man
Well sir" sad William with dealot mock gray ty
expressed in his councnaute o. Will tell you The Con.
vention has nominated for President JAMES n Folk
Come come William none OF your Jokes II you
please II YOU mean that nominated tor wee
president, say 30 and lei BE- thankful tor the nonor
done me But no Joking this occasion II you please
William. .,.,.
=. Tell YOU brother James the truth without joking
TIL. Convention has nominated You for President snd
MI DALLAS o. Penns ylvania for Vice President
Mr. Polk is represented 20 have turned very pale while
William walked of whstlng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06
General y Offices.
BRITAIN CURE FOR CANCER


70 DR.. shepard II C0r!is announce 10 the public
,hs hry have certain for that dreadful disease,
termed Cancer Thef treatment OF ms asease Is pecaI
TO themselves II las been tined Tor the last years IN
MANY casc which have been given up by most OF the
faculty and in no one instance has II failed.
DR. SHEPARD has been IN constant pracuce In syera OF
, Southern States years past and has effected
large number OF extraordinary cures he has IN MS
nosession nj No 70 Mursy-st " York City. certificates
And testimonials several OF The cures he has made in TIE
most difficult OF Cancer that ever came ucder ire
cornizance OF the experienced Surgeon lie has a-
orty from individuals themselves 10 refer TO The fol-
Col Henri W Je1.igan OF Jernisan Alabama who was
afflicted with cancer for years most difficult case
which was cured by DR.. Shepard in 20 days perfect
cure. -. ,, o. c-;,
had Cancer OF the tongue Ia very distressing case =
The pos,ero hail the tongue appeared 10 be DESTROYED
tone of The palate the full power OF speech when sue
was in perfect health. and effected radical cure.
Mr. Charles W. Smith OF Taiboton, Talbot Co Georgia,
had Cancers or the face, (-oue earh Cheek they
We're of Is year.' standing. \ very difficult Dr..
treatment every one OF the Cancers made perfect cure,
and The wound. were all entirely healed in so days and
there was no scar len on his lace
The Hon James Neal OF Zebulon Pike Co. Georgia.
had large Cancer his night cheek. OF over years
DESTROY life under the peculiar and sole treatment oil W
Shepard he was entirely cured IN 10 days the Cancer
completely extracted and not scar .ei Oh :ae had
very distressing and dangerous lancer on Tue upper up u
was of is wears standing, and was eatns away 70 tue
nose Dr. Shepard extracted The cancer hnd maze per
Dr. Wn. Terrell, c Of Sparta, Georgia, had Cancer
WHICH commenced under the lower I'D OF ihe len eye
which had spread almost down 10 the edge Of Inc upper
lin he came on 10 NeYo,k Cg. Principally 70 put MN,
M under the care OF Dr. Shepard. who cured Dr. Terrell
in w.rks Or Terrell lone Of the faculty resided turrg
the time OF his treatment u No u Ainrrsyst lnc!eit !of
boroe jperfec,Iy curedj las, Saturday Week
D.s SHsp.sD CoKLrs have Their Office a. Nc y siaT;
rsy-s New fork Cty where hey are ready - irea' d..
OF cases OF Caccer They have the certificates
and testimonials the above cases win numerous oilers
OF similar charater sest lie efficacy and etcleney
OF their mode OF treating every variey and DESCRIPTION OF
N-'N-- tD.N
Cancer. -Op,r- ~ ,o =, 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

~ Mechanics institute Leciures.-Professor
MIXES Introductory Lect9Ie 10 rs course on ENpen
mental Chemistry applied - Ars su4 a4auaetui
60 ~. - N he Institute Lecture Room, CRY Hail
The course VIII comprise ore Q: me uosi useful ah
prsnfad 70 he public In connection with his course
wi be one on Stes Engine iasraietoy one oil lie
largest Didacic Models IN ne county sHc ESQ one ia
Isiroromv and Mechanical Philosophy.
Season tickets IS single lectures = ceas 70 mem
,,5 nd = weary dues Rights and privileges Of mem
beroTrn-rsip IN AL p.opef;S Use OF reading roets and
b,rg.s IN non members, OF - loo per cent n
he school. and classes Minors under 10 can have yearly
sat ssaso 5U' est Or membership app tie institute
Rooms, Ciry Hal ,,
% CHARLES L BARRlTT. aetnary-
Specifications prepsiei and Drawings '+sde Tor taxing
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-wf MEM FUN /.

MEEM Fun MEEN FUN y . -..-I-.
1HE C-ebraled Chinese Skin Po'sasr ,9e fss.9rns'
= oea..tJ Us - S1.s,sjv White smooth and sofl
Yea Fun j. simply .ps[saSSa c 4, ossis 81 BE ssre,
ACC .hay ss1. Among the Erost proniner, Tan,
vis In sensble PerspFst;on Blo1cnes, Plpes Spots,
T-s..II,,n Coerseness, AID q variety Of oteia
r. -. RAJ wholesale Of the -oe H.porery HOBBS CO.
.;,st YORK ana retail OF al respectable chem "a
,a nerfQness 10 New-York ard throughout the United
grs,es IL pcxea. Pr.ce "a. .-3 ss sssh- o23 IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

Of in Chihuahua. We have 10 news from Gen Wool
none upon which We rely from Col. Sterling Price
and his Regimen; OF Volunteers.
Respectfully, &c. JOHN 7. HUGHES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06
RAISING BLOOD.

lna Consumption Pam IN The SIDE and N,sGt Sseat, I'm
ma Uhoopn,g Cough Pnlpttahon Of tn Heart.
Il-or Complaint, Bronchitis,
n cured by SherInsn's Healing Ba'um
RAISING BLOOD AND CONSUMPTION.
NJ. Milre, Builder, in Brooklyn. attacked " % ras
n hood followed by ch pam tn. side and all the
usual symptoms OF consumption. He employed Two OF
Tue 'e'' p''' '''' Gould NOT LIVE
Hearing OF the wonderful performed by sherman
Basnm he sent ~ 10 o'clock night Mrs Hayes, lS9
Fulton It and got bottle ttoperated Ike eiarni stop
ped the bleeding aud cough before he had taken one bot
~ SAVED HIS LIFE,
His dsu ghicr residing nj ~ Alyr,e'avenue cnn t"s y
Miss Ann Mas,on li'm'buI- slasn Tenth ,, near
hacking cough and pain IN the ctes Tor ong Ime whic
became bad thai she was Obliged TO ave up her
.rnoo for NOR. than year She Then commenced taking
tie Al-Hean Balsani-whch 'oon allegiai-d her synp-
toms She recovering, and has resumed her In
borlous occupation rs leHcher,
Mr. John O'Ne 10Th and 27thst suffered with d
cough. raising of phi-gm and pain IN i' side ne couIo
NO RELlEs
MI he tried The AlHealing BalsaD which drove ihs pain
from hs side Raycd the cough. and brought the disease
upon and before he had taken three bottles.
Is e"' PLEURlsY AND CONSUMPTION.
Mrs Baggas lady upwards OF 90 residing NJ 90 Sheiin
OF Blood severe Coush shorness Of Breath Pain In her
Head and various parts Of her body Her friends believed
"e' PAST RECOVERY
The A.H-aling Balsam fesved her at once OF all her
alarming symptoms, and she Is able 10 attend to hef
VIVA ASTHMA AND wHooPlNG COUGH
Mr.. Lucretia Wells a5 Chrystle.st H. y Bea5. ~ De-
lancey a. VIM. RI. Young. Is Walnut ST. know The value
OF this great remedy.
Ask for sherman. All-Heang Balsam, and shat hs
written signature Is on each bo".s. w.,
Arens-l7s and 40 Grand.i l42 Sixth avenue Mar
tines corner 9Th avenue and 2ls,st H.neson "lhHns
Tiippe. 29 Broadsi New-York aedding Co: s,s!e
at Boston. nIoe1>-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

Col JEFFERSON DAvIs.-The Ticksburg Wing
learns tina, this gentleman who i with the Army
under Gen Taylor has forwarded his resignation As
Member of Congress 70 the Governor of Mississippi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

-. Dr Rupuiuy,s Body Brace.-rof me Tei'-! 0i
~ - -. rnire ..us- heart. spinal, nervous. e-
ME ana tstiye sy-ten-rcading dyspepsia eous9pa-
hon pile. Dropping and distortion 50 common - ehlor
-, - - 80. sIso 81 EDISe LrSSs- Is Per
~ 10. lie sud constran;ng .soqdeT
brace win none OF their Percocs sateeces tni.Ar y.
- - 49, Lv .rr,rortng The SEAL Of the back. naAi n
- ,,issr, md bv hftisg arxihy Ire whole internal
u. of organs Pamphlets ara book Coim2n ssa.e
4 lsay in Attendance % !ad!es 90 =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

The PAcirIc RAILRo,D.-There Was a meeting
of the citizens OF Cincinnati, held the 3lst ult which
was addressed by ASA WHITNEY, Esq of this City
Resolutions adopted expressive of deep interest
in the feasibility OF Mr. Whitneys scheu and Com
mt;ee appointed to draft Memorial to ongress upon
the subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

"a DR. S G Howe Principal OF the Asylum for
the Blind. and extensively known the champion OF
liberty the Greeks has consented stand the Anti
war candidate for Congress in Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

GEN. Igsup.-This gentle man. the ouarter1res
Tor General of the L. s Army arrived in this CITY yes
,erdAy on the steamboat Ho'.r The plsns OF the Gov
1ber confident hope tb At brn isnt operation Is
TO be ordered the pgeparsians 70: which wiz De made
here. ~ u EbS0y N11s --"-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

EDITORIAL MAGNASlMIr'f.-The Editor OF the
Boston Courier speaks OF the nomination of the Editor
othe Atlas candidate for the Legislature from that
city in the following terms
We are glad too, the Of William Hayden
on the list He has long been energetic laborer in the
political cd and seems be entitled 10 the considera
ton of the Wings whom he has served with scrupulous
fidelity Mr. Hayden wei qualified for seat in the
House by his familiar acquaintance with the rules and
orders OF parliamentary proceedings and the services OF
such man can hardly be TOO highly estimated by that
body. 1t is qualification that profession is TO
course between Mr. Hayden ard ourself hss been for
many years suspended and De renewed by no act OF
ours yet suffer considerations purely persona
restrain from the expression of The opinion We en-
terrain his illness for public service and the eXpedi'
ency q. rendering tina, fitness available:
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