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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-24

New CONTAMINATION citizens may
look out for a new counterfeit S. bill on
the Ulster Co. Bank, which has just made
its appearance. Il is dated Kingston, N.
Y. May l, TAI, letter B. On :he right
end oftbe bill Two ships, and on the left
the words Countersigned, Registered,
&c. The filling up and and signatures are
in the same hand writing. The appear
ance of the bill is bad. and may be very
easily detected. = Roch. Adv.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-24

"WHERE Is THE ?"-Let
him make trial Of DR. Folger's Olosaonan,
or All-heuling Balsam 1t will do him
more good than all the remedies he has ev-
er used. 1t has allayed the troublesome
cough, made the expectoration easy. check
ed The tedious night sweats, and restored
health in cases where hope had taken figh.
and the sufferer had been given up TO per-
ish
For sale by II. B. Hinsdale, No brick
block.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-24
NOTICE.

The annual Election Of the CorPorai'On
Of the viii age OF Southport will take p'ass
at the City Hotel on Monday the ON o'i
of April.commencing between The h o. -,
8 and l0.A. Nj and closing at A +. ~, . =.
the Election Of President, six li'S''
and two assessors. -.
SERENO FISK, PresldeD"
j. B. JrLLsoN. Recorder.
Southport, March 10Th lei6.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-24

THE MI,sINe Packets. -Besi des The
steamer Massachusetts, there are now about
dozen packet ships on the ocean, which
have been due at New York nearly a
month. The packet ship Havre, which ar
rived at New York on Saturday, after \ pas
sage of 81 days from Havre, reports the
most tempestuous weather ever recorded.
The vessel was covered with ice, and they
had TO lay TO five days under close reefed
topsails. For two weeks thereafter the
gale continued, and they only made 20
miles in IL days. They passed boats, spars
barrels, and various vestiges Of wrecks, and
on the 9Th of February saw ship just be-
low the waters edge. There has evidently
been fearful time on the ocean bet
Free Press.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-24

ga correspondent of the New York
Mirror,,ells the following story of a member
of the Indiana Legislature, who is the butt
of his associates, On account of his igno-
rance.
.sOpposite The member at table, sat a
sinful wag, who, after leaning forward and
saying something about revising the laws.
asked him very gravely-"Mr. -. what
in your opinion. ought TO be done with a
man who wouli deliberately commit sui-
cideia The learned law maker clapped
his hands upon his cranium, to support his
brain, while he was solving this intellectual
diff Guilty. and wisely replied, "Why sir, I'd
go for max ing the rascal pay FIVE hundred
dollars to the State, and marry the girl.f'
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-24

NAVIGATION The steamer Champion
touched at Huichinson's pier, on Friday and
Sunday, on her passage from Chicago TO
Milwaukee, and return. Lumber is also
coming in from across the lake. LetteIs
from the lower lakes, however, state that
STEAMBOATS, will probably not be hero before
the last of April.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-24

GIVE learn from the Richmond Compi-
Ter that Coroner Robert T. Wicker held an
inquest on the body of Mr.. Pleasan.s, on
the 9th ult., the examination before the
jury lasting nearly the whole day. The
verdict they rendered was s'that Thomas
Richie, Jr.. was guilty of the murder OF
Pleasanls in mutual combat had between
them on the 25th inst, and that Peter j.
Archer, Washington Greenhow and VIZ
liam Scott were present, aiding and abettng
in said combat and in said murder. The
Coroner has issued his warrant to arrest said
parties found guilty by the iuquisition."
A subscription lis; has been opened in
Richmond. and is rapidly filling up for the
benefit Of Mr.. Peasants aged mother and
helpless orphans. II New York Tribune.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-24

0FThe Chicago Advocate has rumor
that the water on ST. Clair fats is not more
than six feet deep. This may be so, and if
so, it will be bad for the commerce of the
unper lakes.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-24

GO A post-office has been estabshe d
recently at Muskegon, Mich ,andA Beard APP
pointed P. M. This may be of interest to
our citizens who are engaged in The Lum-
Der trade of that place.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-24

CongreSSioaal-ln the Senate the ques-
ton of "Notice" still occupies the time, 10
the exclusion Of every thing else. In the
House the only matter of any special impor-
lance 10 us has been the discussion of the
Harbor and River Bill, the fate of which is
yet doubtful
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-24

said to him:-s.Let US leave these religious
determinations, and talk about yout sheep"
Decidedly the King of Prussia is man Of
sense.-G Bost. Atlas.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-24

FEY ID. PALMER, at his Real Estate and
Coal Agencies.
No. 81, Pine Street, Philadelphia
No. 100, Nassau Street, New York:
No. l6. State Street, Boston and Southeast
corner Of Baltimore and Calvert Streets, Balti-
mole, is Agent for receiving Subscriptions, Adver-
tisemenis for the 'tTELEGRAPH"
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12
New and mpo rtHnt DISCO very
EAU DE BROCCEIERI.

DY wel-autheutc aed experiments, pyrlormeo IN uie
ID presence Of the distinguished fhyscans VI
France ana several eminent Surgeons OF other countries
among " nom were Doctors '. Mott Of New orA apo
Harnn of Philadelphia wide his detailed report 10 he
Medical Examiner of Philadelphia, OF Sd August lso9
doctors George Serrill and P. c. Barrahino. Medlca
of the Potomac ind the ship oil the ne pea
ware r. s Navy; who have given NJ. P. Broccheri we'll
authenticated certcst-s it has been proved ha The broc
chi.r Ws,e. viii radically heal wound, however serious
be- in less twenty minutes even II The teinofa or
carotid artery be cut -, :, - 30 :.
Higby satisfactory testimonials have proved II 10 ne
sovefeign remedy for tie Sprg Of Blood Henorrhages
nj nil d,-.cr p,ions Aueurismn and Consumption
NJ P Brocch,rr the Inventor OF this HGmostsuc ana
AutScobuc Water leays TO inform te pubic n Il
h. has established central and special Depot Al hr.
John Miitans 1888 Broadway, New ork This agency Is
I'M. nded 10 supply all the United States the Catadas,
Mexico, ths Island of Cuba, &c 49,,
By special agreement signed at Paris November -Stn'
l24j P BrOcchier has dlvesed himself of inc rgnt 70
.uppy any order directly ndfecty tor lhe Eau de
Bnccher for th.s Continent, and has obligated hiael 70
transmit all such orders above Agent ho HIohe Is
authorized 10 supply all demands Tor said preparaion
P Broccheri respectfully requests MS custos's
The above mentioned countries To address all tneir ordes
IA Mr. John Mi hau, who Will rea "ltn ihel upo" % Iai
erns The Pharmsceus or Druggfst Of any S'y 5o h
y,i m. The r-t TO apply for original ptcaase o ~
,a viii .rcur. ~ himself the I'D 'ant42e OF oe!hS aess
mated in the pat the soe Agent ior the '"4e " ~
vsiuable remedy 10 the place agreed upon. ,.. -
,; pa ana aGdr-s. OF ny-ntor stamped upon heul,
nd esch bou. will be accompanied wiia direction IN
rfehct 'Hu N'e' 10 lw
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

Of the ninteenth century How much more Will
room in Washington be really and truly treasury
because Congress vote it so. That money IS IN ine
highest in the treasury OF its owner "heh II Is
in the most safe and convenient place tor his use.
The notion that the SubTreasury Will render the
public money more safe, is very strange one. Inc
money on the plan proposed ls 10 be taken from tne
responsibility of bank with million or two mil
lions of capital, watched over by company OF OH
GERS and directors and placed IN the charge OF an
individual " no will give bonds at the utmost not be
yond half million. The security OF personal credit
is 10 be substituted for cash paid in three or four
times the amount and this is called avoiding credits
and making the money safe. More than this the
deposits in this City are in the keeping of half a
dozen banks, no one OF which has very large sum-
and the whole is 10 be placed in the keeping of one
man. Why. the money will not be half 80 safe as
il is now though the same prudent man should be
appointed W no was appointed before. We presume
that no bank has amount OF Government money
equal 10 its capital To collect the whole amount OF
deposits from all the banks, into the hands OF one
man with security not equal 10 one quarter OF the
amount at hazard, would be great wrong. If the
Government would make their money secure, let
them leave it in those places of deposit which the
unanimous voice of the commercial community de'
clares most safe. Let them demand STOCKS as lt!r
ther security if it is at all necessary, and ABOVE all
let them so arrange the Tariff that the revenue VIII
be rather under than over the expenditures so mat
As-NA
rise the Secretary of the Treasury make mp def
cienccs by Treasury notes to 90 out when the funds
are insufficient. and be purchased back when there
is surplus. The present surplus might perhaps be
applied TO the purchase OF l. ). live per cents which
can be had at about par and if during the year there
should be deficiency, the stock might be issued
again. Some such process. acting as regulator;
would be economical for the country, and save all
agitation in the market and wi;ha give the greatest
possible security the funds; for surpuses not ex-
isting could not be squandered.
The truth is, this Sub Treasury plan puts the ma,
tonal money at great hazard and il its theory could
really be enforced it would most injuriously agtae
the money market. 1t is an effort to reject the Ia
ciitics which experience and sagacity have dlscov
cred for saving labor, expense and risk, In money
transactions The scheme is mischievous, and only
ruischievous; and in some Of its designs so mis-
chievous as to be wholly impracticable Is ii not
reproach country, that men at the head OF our
affairs should recommend such scheme as the eli
max OF their financial skill!
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12
Things in PhiInhcIphia.
spondence OF The Tribune.

Correspondence OF Inc Irlbune
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. l0-7 A. NJ.
Weather cold and cloudy this morning.
No mail South of Raleigh
There is little of ineres; from Harrisburg by the
Mail of last night cxcep, the introduction of Resolution
in the House providing for amendment to the Con-
st,ution so as to hold biennial sessions of the Legisa
turc increase the OF Senators to four years &c
In the Senate T.. S Goodrich was elected Clerk :;
jacob Zeirler Assistant Clerk; Joseph Hutchinson,
Serceantat Arms and Jas. r. Templin, Door Keeper.
Judge Randall who was taken suddenly i'll yes
er1ay while upon the Bench in the U. States District
Court was much better last evening.
On Monday night we are to have !" tchoie Of Ore
ut ne Museum
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12
netp Establlstuent for the srcilJir< Sale Of Choioe
PERFuMERY FANCY SOAPS.

And Toilet Aruclss, Wholesale and Retail
TTHE SUBSCRIBER. VINO exhibited al the laie FAir OF
the American Institute tbs much admired display or
choice Perunery aud Toilet Soaps, and who wss thers
awarded by The honorabe judges, Golden Medal, has
opened No e.,absbent 10 is city No. 5s Broadway,
where he offers speciality vi Peruheiy noI 70 oe
Primery has the great advantage the foreign q: be-
ing freshly prepared and That mo uneq9asd opportunities
e p st bcb hs was for many years the director
his possession OF skl equal 10 thh oi any
rrmples assortment OF choice articles OF the mos cels
brated houses viii Al al times be Kept on hand thus
enabling h. customers To compare aud choose and he
has also Imported from Paris a beautiful assortment OF
FANCY ARTICLES, ,su!tab for the approaching
The subscriber does mol advertise soap ~en "a H ense
d-tomity snd old into youth OF rohuns
yhicn il po-,-s. an.cesdeDt virtue of creating new
organ. for the growth OF The half these v us
- , ~, f.i The MOI, ale kin and he Offers most
elegant preparation highly recommended by accom-.
pi-hed .thoress OF America, his AMANDlNE which Will
ns saASNa cRREaM 90 a
which, red will always be present In every gen.
lie osers hls COSMETIC CREAM SO invaluable ap-
pIcaliun delicate Iaces after shaving, much more eie
CANT preparation than the Cold Cream ,o,,.r,,,,.
He Offers for the head, OILS, ESSENCES POMATUmS
and Washes Of various properties, some do
signed b.suiiy and cleanse the heslthy hsr some 70
uIrl properties for the irritable hssd otbers stimulating
and onc TO the debiIaed scP p.s.
ed W n well known physiological principIes frequently
restore e 1ir stop It's falling when LIS oAs o9es 90. ase
from Destruction organs OF the hair and are not 10
be confouaded with the thousand nosnms so
yya,Yaned TO cure in all cases. His BEARS OIL he as
sur.s the public perfectly genuine hen represented as
and /, prepared by application Of heat 50 careful
M NOT 10 erdsneer the peculiar orgsnzaron IN virtue OF
hich differs rom substances Of similar character
For III. quaity ofhs goods he refer 10 Mess Aspn-
WAL MiIbsu Chiffon many Others Of the most respec-
tsn ch-mirts Of this cly who the lss several yearp
hAy. y-rd-d articles OF his manufacture
Ena, eyery Thing at bis Will be represented,
AID II any srtce give full sstsfaeon VIII not
only willingly but thankfully be tsken back The sub
,cber is anxious acquire for bis establishment. charsc
Ter for veracy good faith when from the nature of Tho
articles there much room for misfepIesenAnon, and
b. rnlips pom all In his employ maintain The same ad
herence truth snc good fsilh cs u mos respectfully
sol,ird EUGENE ROUSsEL,
Manufacturer and Importer OF Perfumery,
No l59 Eroad way, bet~ cen Liberty and Cortland,
II and l1i Chesnut-st PhiladepbfR
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12
wINER,s PICTORIAL

SYRUP HoAaHouND AND ELEcAMPASE,
TNORTHE SPEEDY and efectnal cure of Coughs, Colds,
L Asthma Spltting OF Blood. Whoopng Cough. Group,
Peuesy Hoerseness Paius and Soreness Of
Bronehs disease that is sweeping thousands to pre-
mature grave be cured ny the of this Heccin1 u
IL an Inflammation Of the fine skiu wnicn lines The inside 81
the wind tubes or air winch through every pert
OF the nngs The usual symp OF this are Pc
cuar Wheeling and rstlle breathing; win severe
0uIh uoar,ene.s and Inflammation OF The lungs loss OF
appse and general asstude with chilnes' and evening
fever. G, ;u ~ ,r - zion, IN
,vi,rr tbs rr,t -seDlicsl Of It's beneficial effects
PrepareS and ,od Wholesale and RETAIL oy Jonn M1s1 ,s
Co SO M.iden-an-, New YORK soie pe'pI.ss % ~, ~
Sorar sos Hadson cor. OF Spring, 6H bF9saway sno
Dmgzi,, euefay thr shou Ire Count IA @ e :,
At t1e once u IL - :, 800 80 49, . Imeod-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

TONS. The difficulty would appear TO be in getting
it to be SEEN May ii, then, not suffice to say that
the subscriber gets two Volumes of 600 pages each
made up of the best standard works and essays TO
be found in any language and upon all the Sciences
and Literature that affiliate with practical Agricu
ture. as adapted TO the United States.
Merchants, Manufacturers Men of Science. Stu
dents Of Natural History and general Scholars are
respectfully invited to look al any single N4rJer
agd jrdgs tor tEemseire', There are in the Las,
month more than one hundred subscribers among
the mos, distinguished men in the country Of ali
parties. As birds feed on the grains of the field
and the fruits of the orchard, so other classes sub
sis. on the labors and fruits OF Agriculture Those
then, who would befriend it are invited TO look at
this work dedicated to its service, and already cir
culaiing in all parts Of the Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

q Hlo..,sh,. sis.overy being liquid dye, WhIth in
o,an.oa.y changes color ofthe hair TO beautiful T
5Ion or blscs without injury 10 tne nsr Or ssn f
ard instantaneous efectaIl other dyes reqr
I . In 10 ,.gelve hours TO produce any chhnge n
superior excellence vii! be apparent 10 every "He
tI,act from the Phseeiphis Daily sun'-ALrxAr
r1s TsIcou,PnE-The effect Il the above on the nar
IL .s,nnshing IL tired yesterday in our ONCE, snd
,h change from gray To ack - As instantane9us N
rr ss, hy RusEIon < Co. druggists, 10 Broadway, ~
A,or House and e56 Broadway, corner lithst AsPin-
vii &c IiIlla-st Johnson, Moore Taylor, 81 Maiden;
;ns + W Wright Co cedar.st; and OF the principal
hron vnuut tns LJa.,ed Sgtes OF sole agents.
GG A WRIGHT. q South Fourths..
,,e,,. Pltadelphia-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

WATER POWER IN CENTRAL NEw-YORK.
SERIES OF hydraulic powers in all over eighty feet
"A fall has been formed during the past on the Lime
stone Creek, at Fayetteville unondags Co. n T. village
OF $40 inhabitants the main turnpike road sight miles
East OF Syracuse three miles South OF The Railroad,
mile from the Ene Canal with which It 10 connected by
large navgabe Feeder belonging " aud maintained by tho
There Is also small hut very pure stream, well suited
for paper mills other establishments requiring nght
lower i.h hundreJ and twenty feet fall This
a that of tie Limestone, bo subdivided
desired.
Belonging with the hundred of
the best Land both for buildings factories, and culva
uun. The country Is healthy, beautiful and iertile and
close at hand abundance Of lmsstons wsterme, pas-
ter, &c. ~
The whole or part Of this property will be sold persons
disposed 10 Use II, on easy terms -
Inqnire OF JOHN McVlCCAR, PORTER TREMAINE,
WILLIAM II. REDFlELD, al Fayetteville; or OF J. D.
LEDYARD Csz.povta N Y IS Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

TNFALIIBLE REMEDY for Ffo.ed Lmba-The
proprietor the paaish Lninisnt, winch has attained
rsag Frosted Libs land BEEN introduced by him IN Phi
aGelphia with equal suceess n1quants hose afflicted that
h., ma appointed Agencies at Z6 BieecKeT-sl ana 70
Madeu.lan. and q Maden-lsne Up stairs where supply
aay be- always procured Is csnu per hotts dls 3a
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

OFFICE OF Tue MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE Co.
No IS Wal-s,. December I7lh ls+5.)
AT a MEETING ofihe Trustees, held al The oisce OF
[Nthe Company, on the Sd instant, JOSEPH WALhER
unanimously elected President place ofLewis Greg
ory resigned; and Lewis Gregory elected Vice Pre-
den supply the vacancy occsoned by the resignation
OF Joseph Hoxe. BY order of the Trustees
ELLWOOD WALTER. Secretary.
MARINE INSURANCE oS CARGO AND FREIGHT ONLY.
The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company, No. 6S Wall
coh6nes It's business Marine insurance freight ind
cargo.
New subscription notes, amounting 10 upward OF Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars have been received and far.
additions areG all; being made 10 The
The Company invites attention 10 lis plan Of business,
which Is believed offers protection and lar
tirus 10 the a,surea llgn any other.
TRUSTEES:
Thomas Hunt Jas Mccullough, Thos. Achelis,
Wm e. Langley, Srputnus Crooks, Geo w Taylor,
Henry Sheldon, Charles Payea, Levi CooE,
JAS FreelRnd, CtAs H. Rogers, \. Legou1,
Thos. ) Nelson, II. T.. Moting, D. l.. Sayre,
Wilson G. Hum, w c. AtWa:er, Ale,is S Baker
Stewart c Marsh, w A keteirss, NJ Ward.
Geo. Hastings, ChSs c. Carlelcn, Leonard Kirby,
C. w A. Rodgers, Lucjus HOPKINS, Jas c. Hallock
Henry Jessop, Daniel q. Harland, 5 F. jenkins
g. D. Phelps, Herncn Boxer,
JOSEPH WALKER, President
EMS GREGORY, Vice President
ELLwooD WALTER. Secretary dSo I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12
RISGHAMToN, Gree
T.k,,,..

meteor fella, psilanti. Mich, on the night
of Inc 23d ul, anaccornPansd .! report appeared
in The Nurtherr part OF the heavens
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

,,.NCI rrn LOAN OF bond mortgage i'm
49, r-nneftv in this city, ut per Apply 10 .
aNTaONY J. BDEsCkER, AuctoneeI,
Nc. Broedst near Wall
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

q j. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor at
Law and Commssiuner Of Deeds Sc will attend in the
Reading Room OF Tanmany Hall nj Mi hours OF the dag
tvIE osr
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12
Copartnersbips.

COPARTSERSHiP.-E / THOMAS Is
" Broad-st. has this dny associsied AUGUSTUS w.
PAY with him in business under the firm OF OMAS
co. will continue the Foreign and Domestic Hard
ware Commission business, and Agents OF Cocker
Some, England, and Robert Cookers Wire Works in
This city. Also. Agents of Picksay Peruvian Cast
Steel bosons Saws and Table Cutlery, Sand rsons Au
wills nc &c. il 2sw4w
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

MOTTO E.he Co. pa ner. hin heretofore existing be-
lNlween the subscribers under The firm OF FRANKLIN Y
HARRIS, is his day dissolved by iauua consent. Either
party is authorized 10 the OF The firm in lquda-
ion WALTER NJ FRANKLIN,
c. +. HARRIS
Nr;r- York, Jaaugry !, 1916.
The uadcrs,ned il continue the bGs!ness his
account c. r HARRIS.
NsIr York January l. 1916. il I'm
rgNuE UNDERSIGNED ID have this dag associated with
them ISAAC XII, JR The business Will he conducted
under the SAME name as heretofore.
New-York Is, January. 1916 il 2w
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12
Boar0inq ann 6oiels.

i1OARUlNG.-Three or four gentleman can be accom-
40 modat-d with pleasant aud good board in gen.
ee private boarding house by applying az No 2O Fulton.
st two mnu'rs walk from ST Pau's Church ts lw'
HOAkDiNG IN BROOkLl N.-A few boarders
ID can be very pleasantly accommodated, /. small fan
y. Al No II Wuw-s the location being of the most
desirable in tie city. Every effort will be made To furnish,
IN ali respects pleasant home TO those who may become
members of the household. IS lw'
- TO THE PUBLlC.-The proprietor OF shsks.
E peaIe Hotel avsils himself OF this opportunity say
that his Bal Room Ia open for the inspection OF
those wishing give balls and through the season.
and would also thai hs complete for the
accommodation OF pemanen! throughhe Winter al
moderate rates. hoping the public will call and examine for
themselves. NJ. s. THRESHER, Proprietor.
New-iork, Oct 2Sh, ist5 o2s Sm
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

sy- Gurney,a Premium Daguerrean Gallery
isS Broadway, Newly York.-PicuraS taken at this eReb
ishn.l are uo eYceed In lns country, say hs hume
petroua The public respectfully Invited 10 csl aTd
iud re for themselves CO Sm
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

Once ui III, New York Gas Liz Co Dec lSi5.
rrNRE ANNUAL. ELECTION Of thirteen Directors
L OF the Company will be held a. this office, No. l76
Ccn.rest on Monday the l2h day Of January nexL be-
tween The hour. ii snd l. O'clock A. M.
The book will he ccsed from the eth inst until
sFte- ;he election. By ordeE,
C. l..
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12
General Nntifes.

To- The Subscribers !.ozenge far Cold in the
Hend INSTANTLY al ts agreeable symptoms OF
that unpleasant disorder Permitted TO dissolve slowly in
tn. mouth by It's action the mucous membrane of that
organ viihiraws Inflammation from the parts affected
IL also ecscous and approved remedy Tor hoarseness
sud osn of voice. Price 25 ceGts b box.
Solf the principal drug stores, and by J. l. COD
DINGTON. sos Huds0n.sL Springst DO Inn
S@y- Boston Subscriptions TO the Newly OrII
Tribune received by authorized Agents, kEDDiNG Co.
Sla!r-str-ei TermBn per week Two cents for
Single Copies.
Weekly Tri5uns every Friday Morning. for Cents or IS
per
Ali cncap publications for sae ss low - iaanec
by Boston Publishers. Thiers' Napoleon. JET eodr