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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-14
ENLARGED
EXCHANGE HOTEL, No. n, DOCK ST
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
QON THE EUROPEAN PLAN)
Tic H'ovc well known and popular esish.
L. lslmcni having undergone a thorough repair
NIr& and enlargement, is now open for tho recep.
s.s,ES ton of travellers or permanent oardcrs. TO
s.s a business men generally, tins establishment $
~-A-At8 one ufslic most convenient M the city, being
thoroughiarc-, AID can accommodate from 90 To leo
losnlcrs wih sleeping apartments. aud from $50 10 10
Win meals. The Eating department y ON the
RESTAURANT PLAN,
where they can get their meals a. any hour OF the day,
aud not &c compelled 20 he there al 4 certain hour, OF 60
Tile Propric;ors naucr themselves ths, they have h,b.
crto mad che good fortune Ia give satisfaction. They ARD
provided with the lest Cooks that can be procured in the
city, aud attentive aud civil Waters. An The suhstantiaIs
dciicacics and varieties that the markets afford are nro.
vtdod with q literal hand, aud their charges arc among
o. singh rooms can he obtained from ~ TO $50 per
wsck, and lodgings IRON, 30 to - cents per nigl,t P"
" TIh. utmost order aud cleanliness Is observed
throughout the establishment.
Tic Fropuoio.s hopc, uiai with these recommendation
and q strict attention so business. to merit a share of tho
patronage OF their fellow citizens. ran ruRLi..
COPPEL & JONES, Proprie'or..
night "a aimit travellers.
TikANSNLNANIA UNIVERSITY.
FyYHE Medical irc;urcs viii commence. a. usual. ON
\ hc trst Me"day Of November, and continue four
The Principles and Practice OF surgery by
Maictia Mcdics aud Therapeutics by Mitchell
Chemistry aud Pharmacy by " Peter
Special and Surgical Anatomy ly +" Bush
General and Pathological Anatomy and
ol'!ciLies and Diseases OF women and
Chiidrenb by - Amman
IcmonsirS'or Of Anatomy T.. l.. Dudley, ". n.
The " hole Couse COSTS Sos; aud as we have utterly
abolished he cREeir system, CAsH viii be invariably re-
qntrci. Tic mattculaion and library ticket. h rtvr
dollars; the hospital ticket, rIvE dollars; diSsccling ticket
IEN dollars; graduating fee. SIS. Boarding aud lodging.
from two To three dollars per week, fneI and lights i5eIn,
ded. By order o fthc Faculty. "'"
Lexington. XIV. ly r-9N ~"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-14
PATENT LARD LAMPS.

CLEAR LIGHT AND NOR or 1T.
II llANE just received a lcaulifal assortment; of Lara
=. Lamps, 10 which the attention Of the ratzens ~
W hcviing AND is vicinity Is respectfully soIicned. Tbe
LlFhl D. equal 20 the best sperm oil, - entirely frcs fro.,
Of. VI" PiVe u sPetm
) am no" prepared TO supply the public with Psrior
usl' lSi'h" OF side Lamps; aiso GlOleS. C1tgmpeys and
Lamp Nlcks. ~ for sale a; No. $50 Main street {yhsnI.
WI A.. o. fATRCuILD.
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WinIam Cmnmghams Adm1.l L. cn,,crrr-ln

Sold in Wheeling by PRYOR PAIL aud
" "DA'hh"' Druggists. jan q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06
DIED

Monday morning 5th inst WILLIAM Il son of A,p,,.
: and Lucinda Foster aged months and 10 days
The friends OF the family respectfully inyiisi .,
attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon NJ hAltpsst NV
o'clock st s. ChF-st-
on Monday 5th dsy OF October inst Mrs. SARAH
LESTER, relict Of Doctor Andrew Lester in the s4,h
year OF her She one Il not thr Oldest rpsiiea
member OF the NJ f. Church IN The Cltv OF New York
The friends OF her John VI. Lester and her grand
sons Andrew Lester and John \ Burdcit also the
friends of the other members OF the family and their ac
quapacc respectfully requested attend her tune
raj on Tuesday 9th ias; NJ o'clock p NJ from the resi-
jcuce OF her No y hng,st
On the 81 inst WILLIAM DENNY Bull, son OF Ja,
IL and Ellen Bull, aged years snd l. days
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited attend the funeral from 2Ca Spring st a,
o'clock to-day Tuesday. without farther invitation
The remains viii be taken 70 Greenwood Cemetery for
in,rrinrut
On the ,ih instant. in Hopcwcil n J. of palsy. Rev
JOHN BOGGS the 18th year III his age who for the
last forty years Pastor oi the First Baptist Church
in that place.
On Monday, 9Th inst. a, Exabeth,own. n J. MARY
OLIVE, months and days old, only daughter OF l.
Laughton and Mary Blood, Ncw-iork,
Al Baltimore Oct st. Mrs. Z. NJ stamp. 81 Goth nit
Mrs. Susan NJ hemp. Mrs. Anna II. Jenkins Elias W.
eileen ~
AIN Adams. Mass. 2sth ult Mrs L. Ann jackson, -
At Albany. 29th uit pr Henry Van Linda -,
Al Providence III Mrs, Sarah Bartlett 81.
Al Hartford. Conn, Mrs Mary Buck. -
At PHILADELPHIA lst, Mrs, Rachel Longstrcet 50
Al New Haven oath al, Mrs Elizabeth C. Townsend
At Portsmouth, \. Ii 2Stl ult. Charles Rix %
At Springfield Mass, lst Darius Wright SIS
Al the insane Asylum Brattcboro, 2sth nit Miss Ana
Ferguson. H.
Al New Haven ID VIM G. Bcebe; of Porto Rico 81
AtAlbsny lat inst Mrs Marin Low. 81
AZ Philadelphia s,, Catherine Gatchus So ID Mrs,
Mayspct Brown, -.
At ChAmbcrshurg Pa. 2lst ult. Prot = w Budd Of
Marshall College.
At Baltimore d. John Scwel 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06
The Sfnte.

We received yesterday advices by letters and
otherwise from different parts Of the State which
strongly confirm our original conviction that JouS
YouNo is morally certain to be elected Governor.
He cannot be defeated. unless by the grossest DE-
linquency on the part of the Wings. aud that, we
are confident will not be- Unless there be rccre
ancy in this City. we do not believe there will be
any where and here things are every day taking
brighter aspect But the Wing cause needs
faithful. devoted service nj this timo those who
love the Country more than any man or clique must
take hold in good earnest A most bcnefcent vic
tory or shameful humiliating disastrous defeat Is
Just before us What You, Wings? Who does
not wish to electrify the Wing heart of the Union
with tidines of victory in NewSorh -Four weeks
more will tell the story
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

Charles O. Handy Esq Cess discount. Sc cannot re-
fraia froE expressing my sense OF nc hoefaay ana
WITH the Company with whom was oronsn. N contact
Accn tn sttarz.y of;h. holder % I''e = eSi.e
you ascertain what proofs. &c werr ana
take great pleasure IN saying that VOC afoTded ne
every facility IN your power sRd gave 81! necessary
information IN regard to the proofs md forms Necessary
would further state ;hst have u beleve
that the amount due the policy would have been paid
long since, hSd my client preferred visiting rather
than take the discount and TINT the discount Is
osid By him and the claim settled in consequence OF
rour having EXPRESSED wish - tbs; effect to ne
With great respect I hsve the honor TO rrrrain
Your raost OBJ serv'L VA J. SINCLAIR
Counselor 3, Law No II Pine-st
" vi 49, .A.,s i-4s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06
FrSaSc1,r prRAseKxrxr.-The state Of .bi.,

announced the following paragraph says the Ns,i1.
81 lntsgencer from The latest number o: the 81 ioi,
New Era. fulals. e&rheT than expected ~.
prsiscfons ,hos. pr.cpc-i st.tr,5Icn NO, N Cn,
gress snd elsewhere endeSyored the Adraia,.
t-sroa from the effects u Is wilfulness-or r..
cannot attribute the pecSisng in the Sub Treasury ,s
wholly igoorsnce-;n forcing its odous hard nor
schemes through Congress ST the very uollen, Ia.
WIS itself sbou; oodius the country :A papr rep-s
srntins only the crcdi. OF The Government
The Financial Officers Of the Government bar,
crowded the money market with their deprecated pap
Treasury notes snd irsis and still the Ciovura,es-
credit very low Treasury oses al or Der Ger.
discount sI. cannot be csshei in large cuantre. 4. r.
rate The Sub-Trcssury lsv il openly and treszentv
rolsted in many respects By public officers and tie u-
sent condition Of affairs ;oycbiy exposes Tia. ks-s
money hurubug Il, u,snitcs, that it is utterly m
practicable 10 carry on, the hard money proec. sad
is probable tbs, the Sub Treasury will soon become
Government bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06
Photographic Convention.

Clinton Hall has been secured for the sssemblsge
OF the Photographic Convention, at II O'Clock ON
Tuesday morning. October 18th Now If those who
oagAt to take an interest in the radical Reform OF
Language, as to make each letter represen: one
distinct sound and no other Will Just come forward
and make the Convention what it should be. great
and lasting coed must come OF ii il not, we have
done our duty No man ever thought OF Phonosra,
ply an hour without being convinced that the Re
form it proposes is practicable and viii prove i'm
mensely benefcent shortening the process OF learn
ing 10 read and spell twothiris at least and render
ing the acquisition OF Foreign Languages vastly
easier than now. We hope Authors, Professors,
Scholars and all educated men Of leisure VIII CO
operate actively in this Convention. and unite in
organizing capable and impartial committee to
investigate the various systems of phonesics and
let the public hear which is best. True. we enter
tam humble expectations OF the good thar vii be
actually accomplished NJ this time but lie, US have
q begiunins al 81 events
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

U PEALos's MAGIC HAIR DYE, and Invaluable
clseoyery warranted neither TO smut wash of being
Liquid Dye which simultaneously changes the color u
the Hair % b-euc. brown black without injury 10
M hair skin The great superiority OF as Dy.
s-ts N The mode Of application and instantaneous e
fece4 otner Dyes requiring from Twelve hours
produce any change lts superior ezcelence vii! be
parent 10 every one upon single application Country
gentlemen can have soie forwarded them By exprsss
by sending cash enclosed z Pba0n. Of Broadway Juc-
sons Hotel Price 81 per bortIe with fall directions for
nee Guy gentleman requested 10 call al the depot and
have their whisksrs dyed. Eogue Favcet1 No. ia
Chesani-st Agents for Philadelphia sEs eodH
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
nv MAGNETIC TELEG RAPH
From the Sou1h.

BalrxoaE-M0adsy ATeaias-
The Western Mail brings nothing OF interest
10 local news worth telegrsphins The soafhern
Mail has nothing from Mexico or the seat OF war
The Flour market Is unaffected ~ the steamer
news. There has been quite an ADVANCE on the
prios 81 Corn s,ate and City Securities are Inn
and there has been slight advance. The yei'o~
fever Is increasing a. Nsv Orleans. as re learn By
he nal this e-s1ins
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- The shin Massachnsetts snI -

II The ship Massachusetts and bark Edith
both propsers o; this port have been purchased BIZ
thu l. : Government the former a; $1,000 and the Ia,
81 $1,000 less ;hSn their trst cost when ready Cor
sea- The Government hiss certainly made an excclr,
bargain Tor two more beautiful or well bulk vessel, De-
long aoi aav por, IN the country We saw then, bs
5g.!t ana therefore speak confidently. Boston Pos;
S THE HUrcEiSsoNs sing IN public Tor the
rst tir;e since their the evening OF n. ri
inst when they will b. at home their friends sri
give levee Concert in the Baptist Meeting House OF
thei. nstve village Milford Rostsn Atss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06
MARRIED

On Wednesday evening, October 5:h. by Rev Edward
u Smith. RICHARD BRANCH TO MARY ANN WAITE
OF the City OF NewIork
At Troy. ON the evening OF I'D ultimo IN the EDS
Church. 10y Rev F. w Andrews Mr. n :. WINSLow
OF Cincinnati, SUSAN LOUISA dauSh Of William
Jackson Esq. OF East Avon. Livingston Co Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06
Business Notifies.

g Tue Pumbe National Daguerrean Gallery on the
upper corner Of Broadway and Murray-s, should De
visited By all wno nave done So The beautiful pic
executed By by Prof PLUME aside from their
ing Of me most conspicuous percentages in the country
are Of sufcien; curiosity induce people call and
examine them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06
sullivan Co. in the Field.
Sullivan Co. Wing Office, I
81 ooMINGsUKGH. Oct ID, $50. \

BIooNINogUkeH, Oct ID. $50
H GREELEY, Esq.-Dear SIR. Our Wing
County Convention held yesterday at Monti-
cello, and nominated the following ticket; Assem-
&v-WN +. WRIGHT .Ske1Ig-NEAL BgSsoN ;
Clsrk-MArrHEw DEcKER. JR.; CoroEerS-ELr
BENNETT, JAMES :. Bush.
The ticket is good one, and VIII poll large
vote We hope 10 elect it. The Equal Rights
Association me, The same day at Monticello, and
concurred in the above nominations Yours. truly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06
.Nr- FerN Nx. astA. ls46.
r. The deaths in the City last week were eos,

CoRRgorroS.--In our Evening Edition yester
iav N he article headed Insulting Females Officer
Corvn Is represented having been arrested for in
su!uns femsles in Broadway. The paragraph should
have read Officer Co-w;n arrested Luther Turner for
ins-,l-.nv- Sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06
gsEg oUTsIDE OF To-DAY's PAPRR.-a
~MAss MEETING of The Wings of New

~ MASS MEETING of the Wings OF Ne"
york.-Tbe Wing Electors Of the City and County OF
Scy.Yorl are requested assemble in general County
Meeting at National Hail. Canal-sL on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, The 7ih Of October at 7. O'Clock for the puf-
pose Of receiving the Report Of their Delegates % the State
Convention held at Utica on the sd Of September u and
% respond TO the nominations there maze JOHN YOUNG
for Governor and HAMILTON FISH for Lieutenant Gov
srpor, and OF CHARLES COOK and THOMAS CLOVES Tor
Canal Commissioners.
By order Of the Wig General Commiiiee
j. PHILLIPS PHGNIx, Chairman
As.r. r. L.wREscr, Assistsntdo
JHnrs II. PrrKEEY, serrets,ie. ~
CHARLES CBAaBERIAls.} % ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06
rsr- Democratic Whie GenernI Committee.

Ey- Remember the WING CRY MEETINd at
National Hall to morrow evening. We entrcat
general Attendance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

SALES OF STOCKS At PHILADgLPHiA-Mondsy
Oct 800 Reading ~ 90 80 90 30 80 vieksbu.,
b5 -. BetcSea Rodr4s - 600 Ststs - cssh, So $o
60 6ai $1,000 30 b5 6Si - Reading. =, SO 80 Go
~ Vicksburg 81. Seocad Board Psilsd. Bank los.
.{Jtsr Secoad Rodyd-l0O Reading. S2i 50 do Is az
5000 Stste s. cash. 66t 5000 90 6S..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

" TEE SHAKER Family drew another irnmens. house
a. The Museum yesterday and lat evening" and The most
iTeiy and Intense interest manifested thron
heir performance They repeat th-ir e1hbition-
With interesting variations this afternoon e. half o.
clock, and also this evening Otner performances
likewise place n the hour. and Col Chain the
Dwarf the Ofsng Outsng, Visible MI hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

~ VINO WANTS 4 SIT Of TEETH FOR . CEsI'-
Yellow and unhealthy teeth after being once or WIZ
cleaned the Amber r0Oi Paste have the spp~arsDeo
OF the most beautiful ivory and, the time ~
perfectly and exclusively ane, thai Its eogs1n,
daily highly advantageous 10 those tesla -
are IN good condition. giving them beautiful POLISH %.
preventing premature decay Those already decsysa
prevents from becoming II also fastens sscp
teeth decaiey white and the breath pure and s"es-
Sold al ~ Chtthan-s, y B. and fs Broads Newark
ol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06


~ THE ASSrAL FAIR OF the American Institute
opened Yesterday at Castle Garden, but it was not
in order for exhibition and will hardly be so this
morning though all immense number and variety
Of articles Were received during the day, and ar
ranged in their proper places from morn TIL md
night The Fair Will hardly be IN perfect order
before this afternoon and we made but hasty
general survey O! the articles last evening.
We are satisfied OF one thing-that Castle Gar
den is the best place in the City for the Fair The
light is rather deficient when the sky is clouded or
from P NJ till candlelight but we know ONO other
covered area half so spacious commodous rs this
The floor and galleries would seem to have been
planned On purpose. Immense as are the number
and variety OF articles there is fitting room for all
We noticed that the Cloths exhibited tins year,
though less abundant than formerly, decidedly sur
pass those shown at any former Fair. An eNperi
enced Pearl ST, merchant declared the unbeached
Co,tons OF the Rockingham Co. submitted by Mes
NTH & Co Pine St the best he had ever seem
The bleached Cottons OF the Newly ork Mills and
other Companies are unsurpassed any where. OF
Satinets Cassimeres and other Wooden goods. the
show is admirable some were from the Merrimac
Co. Lowell. and there are others which we did no,
know whom to give credit for We shall learn when
matters become more settled.
OF Silk Goods there are some excellent speci
mems, but they are far fewer than could wish
them. Mr. } w Gin. Wheeling Va. has su
perior OF NestinSs &c.
OF Agricultural Products, we thought the Show
hardly SO ul as it should be, but it may yet Inn
n,,,,a I'M cricul tura Ip,nlemants !, is ha,ar w
bsrely noticed some superb Household Furniture
and must see more of it
We must break of. Those who mean TO g,
but once to the FAIR should not go before this even
ing but those who intend TO study IL thoroughly n.
il should be studied should begin at once and q
daily, as they can find time unrilt closes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

u Bachelors Liquid Hair Dye Is che greatest won
der Of the age. See adj. on third page =2s lrneod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

Observation-Disclosures BRYANT, OiBarrc.
is the Loco Foo candidate or Congress in the With
District OF Massachusetts, J. w TABxR, OF North
symptom is the Loco,Fooo candidate in the With
District Both Editors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06
Loea.Eoca Nominations.

NFtA CossysSs DiS'Jfct--3Chnton Franklin and
Warren Cos) Hon SIoSSr LAWRENCE OF Franklin
-NNISt DisfY4ct--iotseso and Schohars Co.'S
GEo A SrAxSwSAr,zER Of osseso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

" KNOX, % FulIon.sL tSun Buldings) deeming Il
unnecessary into particulars respecting his Fall
Fashions for 1915, would simply state that his new style
will excel IN beauty, ghness taste aud color any Thing
offered to the hat wearing public of Nsw-YorS. His
prices are ~ low as His hats fns oil I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06
$50 e. AuEust e e.


On Moudsy next we VII commence ne erection o;
f1-r =. this place beautiful selection mas been Inai
and have 10 doubt ozs Wi! - co1i'ruc's! 'ta VII
st0nish ne natives confess DO not see t2s import
srce Of th fo--f-s or In ny opinion The Whole colii
from the Crossing OF the Arkansas . tAlS ace :
rot worth What It has cost tie GovsrIrloI- % Afen 'ne
t-oops here &C.,
No man who has not visited this g.on can form shy
idea Of me character OF the country Never ms IA
ron been 40 completely hrmbng-ec about any tA.1s a
ne Tai;ad Sstes have been about ms pFoFlfc' an
cAniiilv OF the opinion thai Genera hearIeF "u 40
MS country much -errice b. Abandoning tne eHd4lo
and returning 70 the United States am iuy persuai:
ed tts. il Ia. Prasi3en: and Congress knew As HucG
about the state OF Things here do no erort would
have been made 10 acquire il have discovered ths'
every man have seen since We lett me SITES
ha. exaggerated me accounts OF This country appears
iiat there something n the atmosphere tha eIeaes a
Drope-.ity lie would therefore aGv1Se you 20 pay
no attention 10 what YOU may learn from those who
have Visited this city or ,hr mountains
BEFORE reached here there we're tTvo places *hcrc
1ve expected 70 tight. There gaps IN ne mountains
where ire hundred well disciplined troops could nave
successfully resisted rye thousand yet no eo.t vas
made 70 stopus The last place where We expected the
enen- we G.cor-rci that some preparations mad oeen
made FOR defence but: n consequence OF The cssats;ac-
ton among the troops Of Armo. The whole hsd been
asardoned Armijo eft the city about thirty SIX hours
before our arrival and has been moving toward t;e
South with all dispatch ever since he sen; cen hesTncr
letter stating that he would return on the 2lst ms
was only used As means 70 prevent pursuit All The
public property OF any value removed before we
s-rived The citizens here are becoming very vel
pleased with Us snd -esm disposed 10 submit che-rtu!.y
to Government ST the several towns through winch
-Jar mass sod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

r. BEAUTIFUL head oF Ham can D. had by uscg
tire. shilling boe Of JOSEss Coral Hus REsToRArt'
qualities land mind reader, Il win do all ners ~
force the growth Of hair keep clean aa
der beautiful stop ts falling Of, end dispe osaq.
from the .cap and roofs and to dress dark and kesp Il
order thrice long any other coral made Sold al 3
l59 Fulton-sL Brooklyn; B. oids, bfoad-.c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06
GOuRAuD's LIBRARY OF ROMANCl

GOGRAUDS LIbhAhI " FlU1LA+sOE-
Jt.rIs WsTGHr-CAsT0 VI.
But ualgre all oar heroine attraction
OF form, sogl--we hsYe a serious doubt
Wheth.r she would nave had The satisfaction =,
OF being isSna.Sd. al han r0ut-
Had there not, in Z certain law rersaeloa
TIE truth, somehow, By accident, leaked our "a
That J1Iis had hundred tA0aSaad ssireis'
Invested IN The bank Of Nessrs. Lypsrsi
Mere ali the wealth OF me rms,
clear, white skin, free from spot or osulisn. In
GilaI HcdteGto9 Soap IL the only atlc4r Known
give human SKIN The above qusncsnons oy az
Tan PmpIes Freetl-s, Rng~or1n sa!.o~ness ~ .sSf
other defpr.sify COtTRAuD'S Poudres Subttief VIII
lively extirna rdu0us hair from The brow
arms &c GOURAUD'S Ltqald Rouge Is q supefo ti"-.
Dr. FELIX GoURAUDs Depot is g. waEsr-.L n,..
store from Broadway No article Is genuine une's
chased 90 above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

FALL FASHION FOR H,rs.-At Cicnn's, Oh Broadway
opposite st Paus-Having devoted unusual attention
in producing this style the attention OF gentlemen is in.
ved to it The lightncss grace and buoyan, effects Of
these Hats cannot be describedthcy must be to
be- appreciated Also large assortment OF Paris Hai
augJ II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

1- The Hihernia passed the Csnb7is, hence
for Liverpool on Friday ST noon, 100 miles west OF Seal
Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

Ig' We hear that City journal OF note will to
morrow come out with fierce attack on Hon.
ions YouSG, opposing his election as Governor
We bespeak now one hundred copies OF that issue
Tor general circulation and trust the Editor Will
oblige us by having them printed. Others who
may want copies would do well to order them be-
fore hand as it Will be difficult to supply the de
mand after the form is worked OFF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

THE VALUE or Santa FE--The s. L0'fis
Eatoa .sy. ina, all OF IL eorrespopdenss describe ihis
conpr7 g being extremely poor sad not vel adapted
- Agricultural D1r=uitz Below give portion OF
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