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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-03

MUST received per steamer Sam Seay-
"a 36 boxes JAMES RIVER TOBACCO,
OF the following Brands, viz:
5 Boxes Bur,on's Lump;
5 S Hasey's do;
s /" Labby's do;
10 I" Murrels IL do:
5 F" Colegate's 5 do;
6 IS Thos. Nector's superior ID. lump.
49, This added to our old stock of Tobacco.
makes the assortment one OF the best and cheap
90, ever offered in Evansville. Our Wabash
friends are respectfully requested to call and
anime our stock of Tobacco, as we'll as all kinds
Of Groceries in general, and we hope they, after
the examination of our Groceries and prices,
win find il to their advantage to save the ex-
pepse. trouble, and loss of time TO go to Louis
Vile or Cincinnati.
March 5, If. ALLlS s. HOWES.
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The GREAT REMEDY;

AI I nov Ed II 7 IIE fAOOLI 3 n
For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Con-
sumption, and all other affections OF the
Bronchial tubes.
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HsUGAR COATED PILLS"

Oct. 90, l846.-tf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01
Abolition Convention OF the Norrh-wcst.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, June 81, Isl


CHICAGO, june 81, 1916.
The great North. Western Liberty Convention
assembled in this city this day From the numbers
already present, and from the enthusiasm tina, seems
10 pervado ALL the Convention gives promise OF be
ing the largcs. and most important ever assembled
for elaboration upon the wiscsi io,m OF opposition
10 American Slavery.
Hon Joseph & Carter Of Mass Hon t. b. HAM
lin iEx.M c. from Ohiol George w Clark, Guy
Bcckley of Michigan and several other distlns ushed
,,rapcers are present. Others are expected Frorl
the opinion oil careful and experienced judges. be
lsve that this afternoons session OF the Convention
numbered not less Than Three Thousand. The as
semblsce is accommodated IN the Great Oocrhn
Tent, which was shipped here for the occasion.
there being no hall in the city large enough 10 con-
tain one third of those present Inc hrst day mas
been occupied wiki organization reading letters
from Messrs. Brney. Chase, Pcrpont, w hitler
Goodeli Errct and others. and with addresses from
Me- Bib, The celebrated fugitive from slavery, M7
Becktey, Messrs. Foolc and Lovejoy OF this Stale
aud last though not inconsiderabe, IN listening 10
the soul stirring music of George w. Clark This
evening Mr.. Bib is 10 give his narrative as an
American Slave.
Throughout The city the utmost order and good
feeling prevail and there is prospect OF the least
opposition from the class OF society who generally
compose mobs.
will write you again tomorrow or the next day.
Yours in haste, s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01
THE TRIBUNE.
From the South.

The NEW GESERALs.-The Philadelphia Ledger
Of yesterday morning had Tslegraphic Dispatch from
Washington stating tina, Gen. zAouAET TAYLOR was On
Monday confirmed by The senate MAJOR General in the
Army aud WI o. BrrIEn Of Kentucky. as Major General
of Volunteers II IL also stated tina. following oaaes
were seut in by The President Dfigadcr Generss-Ce-
Patterson Colonel Ke,rney Of the L. > army amos
Lane, Thos. Marshall and mr. whitman.
Magnetic Cores OF the Philadelphia North American.
BALTIMORE June ~
The Southern Mail is in but with no news OF i'm
noua,ce The NewOrIoans papers OF the 22i contain
so,, farther ems received al that city By the arrival
Of the Princess Marie, from Tempico
A Tamuco paper OF the fth has the following official
account az the ss sustained By the Mexica in the bat
81. -, Inc a,h and 9th They from document from
C;sners Arsta Killed ,he 9Th; Officers 4 soldiers 95
sounded Colonel officers 10 soldiers lie missing
soldiers 26 Killed the 9h Officers 6; soldiers l5i.
Wounded, colonels, q Majors officers 49, solders
2O5 Mlssng-Uficers ; soldiers l3b. Total killed
Is officers 252 soldiers Wounded superior officers;
% ofcers 32l soldiers Missing Oficers le2 sol.
dl.rs. Grand total, e02.
10 his letter to tho Minister OF War Aris.a statee that
the loss he Sustained Is much ess than ~ first supposed
ri,ta seut $50 10 Gen Vega and $3.50 the otcers
who accom- panied him New Orleans before their de
psrture also authorized him and bic companions 70
draw the Supreme Government for their pay which
should be- reimbursed TO any commercial house which
might advance the money.
the Army Reserve the 4h inst for the North when
after uniting WITH Afisia he would push for
ward 10 avengo the death o., his counymcn who fell on
the 9Th aud gth ultimo.
Mazstan has revolted agane Paredcs proclamIEg San
Ia Ana President This douc the 9th OF May.
der the command OF Col Teles.
The Western mail brings 10 news.
Nothing local OF importance here. The weather hot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

GkNtY FUh =. 800 IT ii
NxYo,s Only pLsc= tne ciy ~frT- II can Dc ooushi
relg r-puta.loa Ills article c0~ nts inrcC IN Tic nou-
= i5u OF al.-i States iacrcsd Tie proprietor
- oIi.r p-cci - nc asosc Location. AID cs.-fs or
r.-rs IL tct II hacd, ready 10 forward 70
oa-I u ;- coQarY. Pala7h-is cor1lnns esuooy oil
IN Drupsy Gravel ds-as-s u b Urinary Cigars,
sen-vs liver &C. female complaints woa1n-ss OF ihe sYs
tsn diseases IN Largr Coosumptoa Pies Jsrntcs,
S~.;1. AL Ra-ur &c &c ~il fRrusred Of cn.E
sc.-r 100 o,aa- be ql-1iOc-c or d0obts src 10
@ cty prUp,uf nss Ic- n-fy - Use ~ asine Of nc
pz C ,p-fry Il So Sz.xau-sL wro =liI nx;
nov, OF oe -tc ur-c!ctne crcpsr and gravel
To- peculiar OF lie u-e.c;c- ALL sho~ ocf IN
ne use bo- II al, aat ot-n ir he nae Of
lie L. OF To- angular ececi ProdCc7 by is1 Of
tn- erccie-is cer2.Iy rrevins al and radically
c:rcz zine "a ywelzs explained IN The ponphle which
lS3 Nassau opposite Clinton Hall Only Agenry IN the
dry Phes Of CT bolle, ST. 80 Cd do 81. Dt,e9an; 10
dsss.h Gya sHeodAWLs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

n" We have received an ADDRESS delivered
before the WAs.AHHopE 40 soN.sE, or s. now Con-
federaey Of Iroquois by HSNRY R. SoHooLcSArr.
also Pom entitled ''GEHUNDEwAH pronounced
by WIN. H. c. HosMgH. We extract the following
from The Address Of Mr.. Schoolcratt;
Blu; 1t Is not alone these that the Red Man and his
associations present nelo for study and contemplation
H;s history and existence this continent Is blended
with The richest so0Tccs OF poetry and HIS
beautiful ami scnorcus geographical nomenclature alone
h,s clothed our hills and LAKES streams with charms
OF poetic numbers. The He'd himself who once rcved
these attractive ccn with his bow anG arrows and his
brow crowned with the hShes, hono,s OF the war-paih
and the chase, being OF MOULD lie ,elI The
true sermen. Of independence. lie capable OF hsh
deeds of courage GiSnleedneSs and virtue HIS sepsros-
~ and hospitality unoopadea Mis- cons,ancy In pro
fssed friendship UNIVERSAL and his memory good
deed done 10 aim his kindred. iaae. His
was animated with noolc thirst for fame. To sc9ure
.ht, he tired tho warpah, he submitted 10 long anc
we're priystons Neither stsae, hunger nor Thirst was
nermitt. 10 gain mastery over hini solc IN ell
aursncs he was above complaint and when prisoner al
the stake he lrumphed over his enemy 10 MS
The history such people must De inIi o. deep sse
and poetic incttens and their antiquities cannot ia 70
illustrate It Tne tomb TINT holds man. cefiNes Al -
moral interest frol the nan, and would % destitute VI
without him. America is the tomb OF he hea MAJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

VoLuNTYgRlNG.-It is rumoyed that some OF Inc
volunteers no 10 Fort Lesvenworsh Go hoI upe
yoluu,eerpg wha, IL cracked up 10 De. "nen
their rstiuns issued 10 them In the mcInlng soe
~ rhsu, ste or wasted breakfast tie ration Tor Inc
ho, day and were much surprised thar they hsc 20 so
hungry al d:uner and supper HI, list!e hungry eAPs
rencu TAU ht economy Some OF inetn were
them and .wure they would siaIve before they world
cook bur fe service will leach them the fSsn'
ionsole accom- D :sement Of cooking. One young man
Rad CLERK IN mercantile nouao u .n's cay!
WA. found sryin. carl from The The Fort and
altogether pleased that be had been pus a. ~
WORK; but will probably DO oenentsd by esfnns ne
useiul business OF oxcrviDs. portion OF tne Voiuh
tsers dissatisfied ou. would probably soon become
enured 10 actual service. SL Louis New Era.
DEPARTURE OF TRoors.--The U. S. troops quar-
tered at tho Carae Barracks In Pennsylvania have de-
parted for the army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

DEATH OF LIEUT.. MoNMs-Lieut Morris. is,
lieutenant the reyeage cutter Van Bu-en die. a sea-
ON board the cutter, The ION instant. Els remains
Ne-e committed 20 The deep the next t4y
tChaTlesiOn News, June a.
NAyAI.-The L. s. steamer Lesare, y I. Cos,e.
coumancihs sIryet a. this port iais morning from hey
~, charleston News, jane -.
~ Five of The Magistrates OF The Franklin
c.nn,y Court have lately thrown into jail Al
sransors Tennessee by Court OF sppeA' fos CON
tsnp, in refusing 10 obey endae OF the higher Court
~ A young man has been arrested and held TO
ball IN Philadelphia for speaking 20 lazy N Inc ses-
WITH whom he hsd no previous acquaintance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01
In the Senate of the United States these VI

In the Senate of the United States these voters
are reprepresen,ed by Senators, who vote for the
War budget, whereas, the State OF New ork, cast
ing 47o 600 votes represented in the u S Senate
by 2 Senators. The total votes Were 2.7O0 900, the
rates of which for the said four States. is q per
cent-the ra,o OF n Wv York lie Is per cent.
Estimate that The debt TO be established for II
months War, by issuing Treasury Notes or Loans,
on Mr. Webster assertion of $50 millions per year,
the share Of this burlhen will be apportoned thus
The said four States will
The Of New-York ..-.--.---.-----.- osooo'VVu
The ouestian for the Delegates from New-Gork
10 determine s whether this debt put upon the Sato
of New York by the Of other States Is OF more
benefit to her citzens than the same amount OF debt
created by her own Legislature for Internal I'm
provements, &c. SNooRS
P S-Seaa,ors Dix and Dickinson are joining
Polk 10 humbug the People Of New-fork out OF
millions of Taxes for which service Polk VIII give
each Of them 50 600 per year OF said Taxes as Zee
with the right OF spending it al Paris aud London
ms Ministers Penipotentisry from the United States
What mag unanimous Attorneys al Law-Financicrs
for themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

FIRE IN NEwASK.-About o'clock yesterday
morning frc broke out IN the building known IS the
Franklin Fsetory. whichwss enuFeiy destroyed. IL ""
occupied sy c. Il. Ranks, Surgical Instrument Maker
inc. Van Allen, P0mp-M Maker D. L. Ensisn, Caller =
Hawkins, Thiuibie-MAker; and soI,e seven 0. eish'
other tenants. The entire loss is estimated st aoor
5000. Mr.. VISA Allen insured 10. 81. so, which
will probably cover his loss. We did 10, eGn whether
any OF :ae others were insured or mol,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

yv For Boston VIZ Norwich and Worcester.
s-a--r Cleopatra, Capt. N.liAtnr, viii lcavr SoQs
. Of Pier No Nora River every H1rGzy Wednesday, and
r,,eo, a, !? Il connecting VIII Gc CT. al Ailyu:'
p,,nI InJsi, GALES FsA7f. Jr. Cocdnc.or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

r-v, Iadies.-Mrh COVE confines 10 give advice
- tr-s-non. VIII rriceci Ao oczroa Of Wa;sr
chr, IN Al dl.-es-s Of ~oC-n And cnIIcreG. rrsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01
SeueEul Non1Es.

~ May statement Of ne Mutual B-nesI Life In
sufaace CO So4l Va. Issued DUNG he month Vi May
81 r-w Policies. "
To Merchants and TrstsrA g To Brokers.-.........
Observation-Disclosures. 81 Sec y OF Insurance Co. !
hrc.anlcs.............i2l BsaI Tr.-rs..........
Clersym-n............le Civil Ensinern...-.. >
Physiciack Ascots ..----.......... /
lawyer i bookIecPers--........
Teachers -.--...-.-- SIcfSA---.--..--.-.....li
S,a6-rts. lcnkr-P-rs.......-.... s
Edilors snt Pm iers. 81 Lscies..... ..........Is
Put cOt5c-r.---.-.. G-t trcc-r
Sea Capts Mariners { s-rvanI.............
EafDrrb...----...... OF
No Live, Injured III
RO5T PATTERSON, President
sESJ c. MILLER, secreiaf7
jas. sTEwAar, II D. M-3:cA Examiner, No 81 Broad.
az ieI lEi-od
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

DuuNrnY Money ~a.l=d AZ as ioloS-sg
Del Bneze .i-,1 per ciA Honescsi- s;...l per e. eli,
T-s,sn Co AL a. s. Adams =
ar ~ salitbCry-l . FSr1a'yk &iileryl -
p,.,ns-la IL iG-o Lumber Col {"
- Sorsern Soatsrrn Essterl and Western fund.- gen.
R1LDRETH & MccHEsNEY,
,ssa In 4 Wlltsn-s s. z doom souss Of Wa,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

a,'OH SALE Iowa bosui!fsi koc1.1sy =, .tnnIes,
L Win teree sesls II can % seec u Aeess's lab
Nc. 80 TRINITY place tLanbesstl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01
SEVERE PAINS.


nr. McCulum No. l5o Thrd-avenuc, severe pains ana
dizziness in the ncad Informs shes NJ sho per
MIS-. Whealwnght, No 81 Chsrry.st severe pains IN
brrs,t and sd1was unable TO raise cha LOOK Two ooI
tIes and Is now entuving good health
~ LIVER COMPLAINT.
Alfred T. Conkn, SIS Msdisons wife cured OF shs liver
complaint M, -, NJ
Slate 81 had liver complainiie was despalred oI"@'
cur-o by usins the S4rshpaFi.h ,, =,
oshnn Morton 10 MorIon-sL wife cured OF disease OF
blood and son of bad sores ON head and body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

s,TEAu PuWEh-ote.,n Power " Ie1, IRON ~ o, -
- Horse Power. Apply al no corner OF zoa "a. sas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

OFFICE NEW. OAK EAiI LEOAo 70.
IS Wa-sl f.7~-1 ofK, june - lofo.f
NOTlCE.-saD.cr.b>fs " ron Nov otDek OF tns eon,-
,.ny noreoy logGod Ihsi inusf-s VIII Do PAD &c
cuclDs Of .qo.cnpuoa, sppn1anoa al ss
ottco NC y a.ter lat July n1xt
l-i63~ sIi.A5 HkoNN N. Tf~asn'o'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

John Baxter III Fuiton--t, cured VI mrrcut'a ulcers
CHARLES Edwards ia Grr-nwich-sI odr-i OF terrible
,of. " hIch covered hu- hody, ai'ac~s as tfohl
and eyes eight "Unth- Gurn-c Hospital and p' -
uuunc-i ncurabo-was perfectly testorel ny vas Use VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

What Is pone and Said--peeches and spcnk-
er.-TullmadGe, Brown, cc.-Quaiiica-
lions OF (;overnor--t ambreienS'- First Re
port On Banks and Currcncy-W iliard's
Resolution for increasing the number OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01
MIR. Clay on the Tariff Question.

tLersr to a Firm tn III CigJ
ASHLAND, Igpe 5tb, IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01
RHtUMArlSM.

b es,,i,hnp cure. thai This medicine has performed
In ra.-s OF Chronic Rheumatism are indeed Ondrru!
Da TowssESO: | attacked with distressing pHih
In NV bIp iO,n! had TINT could not Walk "lhOn'
.,r6e, gd much of IN, Tune WA obliged 10 keep NY
b,i rrd several remedies but Thy di not ie!se'n mo
ther called on of oar hrs lyscla dIa nor he
% n,.,t M war Sarauparla All oDt Iiled bUIur,
ard In fpy DAYS It enur~.y cured ne, aud am a. ven
now =. ever ASHbE.L WALKER, ~ cenieI-aI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

@--1-I sre, &c.-ro h7 sod. Dug ssofe,
TO Dh VIC. ae.4 pr.e Ice. 1hisi /. sVod Up.
eosLee'e .cs.er.an w!sn snzi eapla. Foo afihos
pfLai w BY stGsl, - al no Vice u oIs PEI
r-rira.sf' SFT''' jsy 81
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Wnr-Who Make it-Who Pay for t.
Correspondence Of Tho Tribune.
AtpAsr yupc oJth lse6


The total voters in the States now about to under
take the conquest Of Mexicol at tho Presidential
Election of November 1874, were TO wit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9sosrsi EuakrsaSSn o 80
nss bosa removed from rs 5ouIaft 70 v eoao Sic
doos WeE Of RqIttns snp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

10 CE-rnls c1idiy In.l ny UIe Hes.sf
saia Ia. .et M bed ssd board wiinoai any ptovocs
do pore B., Iofo3 any person ksrDorrg OF ansaas
n, nv account VIII pay no d.bls Of osr oonL sef
pc. W ~ Ilr3u S..I JOHN SAITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

j W Boucz at tbs Ath-nnum Hotel Broadway, 500 OF
ExCuv BuucE cured o this disress complaint by
usirg TWO bottles. -
Nj Livingston, ths great Express Conductor Of No 10
relieved OF dysprpsa oi SEVERAL years
standing by this PHEASANT r-uI~iv.
PALPiTATIOS,oF THE HEART.
MIR, Sarsn Collins, W--hinE uGst Brook w. had the
p.lpiAtnu of tue heart haftnurn suins and sics-
snln .ensAou several years entirely cured W
iaylug bottles.
Mr WhiImnre Bergen, N-w-Jersey. was afflicted WIN
,h pita heart aud III The ncH and shout
d,,s 80 sever. unable sleep uighIr Was -rTeiy
restored ~ health ny usDs "n- h"ttr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

mr, Conquest 1877 brOoHe-sL cured y: nervous debil.t
AND variety OF corr iznts. THIS lady was severely a
part Of mo nns rbe a. uEaDe 70 seep of oYe
couy.rao IN her friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

No ald or medicine nas ever been discovered whicn
.eariy resembles liz gastric lules of sAss, "a I
r,rr<,g food snd siren siner:DS the Organs 81 Gess-
vor l. tn, rrrqS-acoE u Sar-ApauS L. fo>'ey care,
every csse Of D. spcpss sovNver Severe or cHuelc, Al
an, Souht his s.ssou cvs .her rvaA .nc 'o,N"-
r llsputa5- testimony q gentlemen OF tie aEhest ~
.p-csbi,v II these nc entirely satisfactory We
would b. nppy 10 vc ether reference - solc ~ Gle mrs!
families lie Ia civ WAC have Used win perfect Success &c
,,ia enc O.her distressing t!seases-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

-,,-- =. al 10 Do Gspvsoo ~, !. n sht VI
mo-. n.,ssY ~ tss ss, End
e.i u n % es sn5 .as WIN Ies
n-rI, occupying ~, Der Terms S3S Apply eS
on W Ier oo..e y.,a ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

Thouss Smith printer To- Nas'auit 80 story cured o!
long .tsLdlGg and a. SfsyLled case oil pies
James + Nilsson, Harlem, was afict-d "h me bleed
iu "a e. for seven years eurry believed ~ Using t
r-ldv HI. dsu ghter Of EfJsp-as, and gelsa! lsmaic
arrangement. 49,. .,,
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DGtert tile6isines.
SPENG MFOICNr

DR TOUNSENp'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
fARiLLA-Th. Extract Is pat ~ S.-,rt Doc.
-. ets--. pie4szaes, vT>ran-d ST.
pcror 10 any .oi It is--se without -e-.it,~s v-s-
ing s,eS-4i= Gebii-tsc Inc paSeri s7d rsr.c-aIy
stsp, for Sp53s Msilcne Ihe Sr.dt te-uyy saa -.
7srory OF t.. S.r-spsr;a over a. Other r-.aed.es Is.
.h.:, graduates disease. i: !nyccrses The toJy. Iii.
,e successfully IN Ire -snlsva SD peran-n' oure OF a,
l,e,.-a arising RON 81 pur- sac CT me s.oe4. OF hs5.'
Of re ,ys;sr -, &c., -,
,la ylvE Tsuy. c-.hls.r, u cures
Performed r-srly ccen-i q - tie ~ n g 49, -. % :
S-te proGour ue.cs5.- We have TIE Testimonial OF
Pbv,.rs lr,y.asr 4GG S,sfeffsc eS1.iuS rs virtues
r,t.-r q! phy.,ri.7. NJ NeS>Eo'k s1d o'ooAyn
prscr1or u 10 -r pz-u.s wl rer;-ci success AID sA''
,.7n We VIII refer = te,1 pRy>!cisn' WIN pvs-uf
Tha r,f--,-. OF VII not allow IS tie cpPcr-
.iy Of prescribing cas f- 10 wtcH we HS.'e a.
iccGo1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

CoxsAcXE, Sept q. lsi5
ma Toys,zso-To al vsoGl ILLS may Co cnfG: Thu
. 10 crrfy ln.t ny wife nsed bo'ue OF your rsrs1ps
M of.CUu. a, osr cucSG1m-D under mo mnsI aI.rninS
and t.icx, c,fcAst4ncos, ocns 1ouscd VIII lbe ofOpsy
.n< of INC ato-Jns, and very uincn &C.
ulaL,t wish ly pefaIs.on aud lie recommendations VI
nD.- VINO hsa Induced " ny, with ME ~
40 sIrn-aad suffice say th1 MEDICINE nAd TIC hApp,
t-yfri .trct only coufs VI cOnrh Tn1n Dot a.
.r ne ex week Of lis e oropsJ and
eryous rnrcroa gave way " 40 sstoosnnx degree and
ger n=a.ln u bcIsr csn !. tad been iOr ong TINA
subscribe myself your noa obedrnt and obliged ser.
ysrL, .; D. 1AnLooN'
For Esle I26 Fulton-st r q Van 5GssrA ~ cor OF
aatr.t I'D srosa s N7~.fx N. J., c. lnsis Jr. Pe.-
-r.,r NJ. los souLc P-srsL Albany Bedding Co No.
Su.tesL Boston; Eacaus 6ui, Troyi ar Wells, drug
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25

1uccdoic o. General Tayio' A cor.
RESPONDENT of the Pennsylvania lnqui-
rcr relates the following anccdote of
General Taylor
This morning heard la little in
cldcnt respecting General Taylor,
which at the present time will be in
tcresting. During the Florida cam
paign young officer, after receiving
his commission, was ordered TO JON
the army IN that quarter. HIS first du-
" was of course 10 report himself 70
General Taylor. After very tedious
journey, however. through the woods,
our officer called al shnnty called Il
tavern, about fifty miles from head
quarters, where he thought proper TO
stay three days. There were only two
viSiters there bosidcs himself. One
of them, an o,dlsh, shabby looking
man, with black hat, minus part OF
the crown, and piece Of Irvine for u
riband, was very lnquIsIilvc, aud a
mong other things asked our officer
what excuse he intended to make for
his delay in reporting himself to the
General.
Co., said the officer, they say Tay-
Tor is an casyold soul, and~i can easily
make up an excuse
Ga going to bed that night, the Off
Ger asked the landlord who that in,
quisitivo old fellow was? 'Why,'>ntd
the host, don't you know GeneralTay
lorF
About an hour afterwards, at mid
night, the tramp OF horse was heard
making large tracks, towards hcaC
quarters.