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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-03-05
Catharine Beek,
vs. In Chancery.

Urala Itemar's h'irs)
re wills days comes the complainant and here
"a flies the affidavit OF disinterested person
from which it appears that the defendants, Lar
ken Lamar, William Carrot and Pasey Garrett
are non residents. 1t is therefore ordered that de-
PENDANTS l.. Lamar, sWm. and Patsey Carrot
appear here on the first day OF the next term,
plead answer or demur To the compiainant's bill
of complaint, or the same will be taken con-
iessed and heard and determined in their alb
sence, and that a copy OF this order be inserted
IN the Evansville journal, a newspaper of gem
eral circulation. published and printed in the
city of Evans Vile Ia. for three weeks success
sively the last of which shall be at least 60 days
before the first day of the next term TO which
time this is continued. A copy attest.
TIP. BRITTON, Cl'k.
Feb 10 ,46 3t-D-Cc2 so
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-03-05

Groceries, &c.
- HHDS. prime N. y. Sugar.
e. 20 Bags Rio Coffee.
% Bills. MOlasses.
Bags Pepper,
Cask Pure winter Sperm Oil,
Bales "a Blown Domestic.
just received per Steamer Mezeppa and tor
sale low by c. M. GRIFFITH.
Feb. I9th-46-tf-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-03-05
STATE OF lNDIANA,)

STATE OF lNDIANA,(
Supreme Court.
November term A D 845, Friday December
l2th, A D 1915.
John Wihrow,
Anos rrort Asso. In error to the Vanderburg
nath Clark hiSwife OHoui' Nou'''
and VIM. Clark.
Az T this. time comes the plaintiff by his coun-
a. sci and it appearing TO the satisfaction of
the court, that the defendants Amos Clark and
ASsenath Clark his wife are not inhabitants Of
this State. Wherupon on motion of the plaintiff
by his counsel, ii is ordered that said defendants
be & appear before this court al The State house
in the Town OF Indiana polls, on the 4th Mon
day in May next, aud answer the plaintiffs err
rors filed herein, or they will be proceeded up
on in their absences: And on their motion il / s
further ordered that copy OF ths order be pub
lished in the Evansville Journal newspaper OF
general circulation printed a Evansville for
three weeks successfully.
"A true copy attest H. P. COLBURN csc.
February 10, '46 81. Prs-lee 81 90.
JAS. q. JONES, Au'y for Pl'ff,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-03-05
SIS.

BE it remembered that ata1
Circuit Court he Id fer county
of Spencer, the Both day
October. A. D. l845. Field
ing Ellis and Nancy Ann Ell
lis, his wife,and David Smith
an inlant,who sues by Field In Chancory.
ing Ellis his next friend.
VS..
John Berry. Enoch Berry Sal
Iy " arbritton, Clarrisa Sny-
der, John Snyder, William
Wright, Liberty Alpha, Jane
Beasley, and others.
81 L appearing by the return of the Sheriff Of
= this county, that the writ issued herein that
the above named Enoch Berry, as well
as all the other defendants above named cannot
be found, and that he residence of Zach o them
is not known, and ii further appearing from III e
affidavit oil a disnterested person herein filed
that the above named John Berry, Sally War
brettons John Snyder, Clarrisa SNYDER. Jane
5easly, Liberty A pha and William Wright are
none residents of the Stale of Indiana
1t is therefore ordered, that all the above nam
ed defendants be notified by publication three
weeks successfully in the Evansville Journal, a
ed and published al Evansville, Vanderburgh
County, Indiana, that unless the said defend
ants be and appear at the Court House of said
county, in the Town of Rockport on the fourth
Monday in A pr next. and then and there plead
answer or demur, TO the Compliments bill on or
before the ealing OF this cause, the same will be
taken confessed, aud heard and determined
in their absence to which time this cause is con-
tinued. JOHN INGLE, Jr., Solicitor
A copy Teste. THOS. P. BRITTON,
Feb. 26-3t-p So so. Clerk
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-03-05
INDIANA, IS.

2 u ! :
BE II remembered that al a Circuit court
held. tor the County of Spencer on the goth
day OF October, A d. 1915. Before the
Hon E4islfa Erutr=e, ~ estCrgTFt of-str=
4.h Judicial Circuit. and the Hon. John A
Stuiuvlie. one OF Associate Judges for the
Countv Aforesaid.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-03-05

TrE SUccEssIoN.-The able and well-in-
formed Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Patri,., writes thus under date OF
the 18th ult.
will give i piece ofinlormation that you
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-03-05

may rely upon. Mr.. Calhoun viii be can
didate for the Presidency noLens rotens!-
He will run against the caucus or convention
system or nomination. His friends will
speedily bring him into the field. They ex-
pect scrubrace in the next campaign with
four or five candidates in the field, and they
contend that the country and its Institutions
will be likely 10 suffer less from an election
ola president, by the House of Representa-
tive, from one OF those four or five candidates,
who of course would be first-rate men strong
Iy impregnated with the 'odor of nationality.
than TO run the risk ofgettng an inefficient,
incompetent, fourth-rate man, through eau
Gus nomination, selected solely on account
of his negative qualities, and because he is
not known to the American people!
Mr. Cass's friends aresbusy, very! They
mean that the old General shallbe the Dem
ocratic, Oregon candidate! They mean he
shall be the convention candidate! And as
for the General, he considers himself just as
good as elected for 1913!
Meantime Mr.. Polk is not idle The
power and the patronage Of the government
are in his hands! The Oregon question is
in his hands! The wires that turn the ma
chinery that keeps all his rivals at bay, OF
pits them against each other, are in his hands
Mr.. Polk is ambitious as well as his rivals
and will not easily be taken, in this matter.
at his word, Mark it!
Now then is the time for the Wings, in al
portions of the Union East, West, Nortl
and South-to be united! If they will, they
can gain glorious victory!
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-03-05

The whole property of England is estima-
ted between five and six thousand millions,
(E5,642, 1850, 427,) and the annual produce
al EST, 344,957. The railway operations
in which the nation is embarked will cost in
addition 10 what is already invested about
E500, 100000 which will require an annual
investment of E50, 100000, Enormous as
this amount is, it is not beyond the resources
of England Nearly the whole of these in
vestments will pay the usual divided; and, of
course, will not diminish the actual wealth
but probably increase it.
From 1905 TO 1915, England spent G40,-
100000 per annum in war expenses, which
yielded no profit. This too spent, not out Of
individual wealth but out of the treasury of
the nation. Whether the treasury could stand
such another drain upon it, is problem
which experience only can solve, but that in
dividuals may change their investments into
railroad stocks which yields profitable in
come does not seem at all improbable-and
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-03-05

Amos Clark, Assc-
nath Clark his wife
and Vim. Clark.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-03-05

To Hon. DENNIS PENNINGTON, and others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
hfsaAf6aas foE TIE faIsuhz
ayELEcTRic TELEGRAPH
xxx CoNGREs. second se--iou.
sEsATE....w 4sHlyeros, Dec 10 l'4d

SENATE WAsHISGTcSr Dec lo' I-4o-
The yice President presented the Repor: OF the
aecr..srr Of War OF the killed and wounded al the
hattie. O, Palo Alto and Ressca de Ia Palma Also
Benot Q: the Superintendent OF the Coast Surveys
and the Repor. Of the Secretary OF the 1FeasoF:
M. Carr7ryDES CT ~. then offered resol1-
non rbs. provision should be mada 10 increase the
nsy Of such officers musicians, and pHysies oo'h
q. n. regular and volunteer corps who had dlstIn
ynisbad themselves In the MexicaA War Inc
sam. Senator also gave notice that ne should Al
some early dav introduce bill for the improvement
Of the W estern Rivers.
Mr.. YULEs OF Fla. presented resolution instruct
iny the Naval Committee TO bring in bill Tor the
construction OF dr. dock a. Pensacola Nj LEWIS
nj Ala offered resolution authorizing the zee
President to appoint all Standing Committees :
This was warmly opposed By Messrs ksICoI !
of Fla and MASGUN OF y {; TO these Mr' =" =
rsnlist The motion wss put and lost By. vote oi
~, motion Of NJ. SEVER OF ARR Monday next
81 O'Clock. vas designated as the tlne toy the
election OF committees
Mr. ASHLEY @: Ark notified .Ae Senate that be
intended shortly introduce oil! Tor the sTAdaa
non NJ the sales Of public lands The resolution
offered ses's'ua! = $500 ~ bIs baI-s ana IN
acres OF 'aHd - co.. s5aa,sd Tho Genera! *
increase o. "a: ~ 6;,,, r.s6I,ton sppointiug
Piaihe' le Tho r1,rcbsss Of books
&c for the Library was adopted
az pl 80 .or infor-ne.ion relative 10 tie
on 'He .;,,i, letters ~ and from ro!uu
.idi'l's :. = ~, o,- ann oDerstious Sena
teeFs a. ~" ,s,,.,a ,rilses Of withdray!nc pa
'ol- ~.
PEI So. ~ % A.. ,ucurR of Va. the Senate
WI ,,''' rvscn,ive session after which it nd
;',s.,'e.d - Nond,v
J''.''''' f,Gf,sr rs REPRESENTATIVE
80 -, r,.,-,s.o, X. -
The motion OF hr 'NEh ~ -. ,,.as ,,,s
guessing documents &c 1 ri 'le en- ~,
nrst business ~ ~ H. pr.s;ds,,
tied as 20 man 'hr...e' ~ H.. Sacrs,or,. o
Gaming o" nun ~ b V.xi,o Va.
" At "neI"eI ule p .s-''' - ~ -, -, .,>,.,,,
"aged with we" 70 con-. % aisn o,i5e5
he Designed !" prosecute IT, .jD,,Il h., 80
that the Information e"'l'H''''' "''"
celved WIKI closed dOo!S' a..
Mr. DARRA@H OF Fenit DeiHs e"'tut" 10 'ie ~.
rose aud made speech oil an hour 'tlie'' i -
favor OF the hesoiuton he went mo AZ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
The Wreck OF the Boston.

BY the arrival at Norfolk on Monday Of Captain
Pearson and portion OF the officers and crew OF
the United States sloop-ot-war Boston we have
farther accounts from the wreck
These officers came In the schooner Volant tom
Long Island Bahamas and the remainder OF the
officers and crew OF the Boston We're to leave Mas
sau, y P on the ith inst for the United States.
The Boston struck on the outer reef OF Eleuthers
Island lone Of the Bahamas the southern side
OF the y T. Providence channel The vessel was
going at the rate OF nine knots hour at the time
she struck and beng within thirty yards OF the
beach she bilged on the larboard side
The masts were cut away. and efforts made 10
get Oh but without success every thlng was
saved from her except the guns and water tank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
unsslb .sf Sea- Nfsngg Ihe t.0el,ylLs !

HekRib AYR gntflI NtseTs The t'oei,'ias
Jousaal S~cs an accoGn; OF murder which '0' nen''
sh brutality, Is hou; parallel Il appears ta. man
named SaasCi Chss. oi Parrot Indiana started 'as
OF trading expedition Accompanied by as VIE A'
two Young men Ms Chase was about ~ years % 80
sni had been married two years Chase ate! leaving
home whipped bis wife SO numerically with COW
hide s. TO leave the marks Of blood N her 'oosteps
Mrs. c succeeded Il escaping 70 NiAss Foint Cns<e
then employed persons persuade Ter 10 return
which she did snd OF the yorEe men 70 nef Ia
Tiers on errbrd.
Chase then started down the river accompanied only
hv Ms Site sn6 the boy and then commenced maToerlns
-. by inches Her person was cut and u1snsed IN a
most horri manner with he rswnce and bowie knife
b,-h NJ which were found in her bed covered with
HOOD Many wounds had the appearance OF having been
-srsi by holding her against hot cooking stove She
was terslly peccs from her neck TO ne; iee-
both Ienghwise and scross the oody Ser neck nsd 's
s,aspcs OF his having held her BY the arosi he was
s5ppr four DAYS in accomplishing the murder Her
.T,,r were found II the boat which be had taken or
-t ,ir,. 70 tle covered with blood and cut and torn
n ;s,rs on the arrival Of the boat az snes bayou
the Young r1sn ,ha had been sent 20 her istHer
81 and csn,c on bosrd the oost on the morning Oh Sie
.eth Of November He Mrs. Chsse N BED IN ms
b,,rs came IN snd found Mrs. c. alive out speechess
She died il short time sitter Chase was secured sna
after en- examination before Court o. inquiry was
taken with the CORPSE on 5osr the lost 10 New Ma1I'd
Mo - miles below snd lodged III sil heavily T0nsd-
Chase offered no excuse for the inhunan act ad none
can BE- con tuned unless il misunderstanding 'd
occurred between him and her parents IN some business
transaction The inhabitants OF New Madrid were 50
enrssed that with difficulty they could De SeFt
from executing MIN instantly bG; law anu ORDER pre-
vailed and they nave petition tor specisi
Court 20 be held Immediately Tor MS TIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

MILITARY Observation-Disclosures q Vera
C-E- CGs.is-Tte Norfolk Herald extra says {
understand Ina, the ordnance department a. sor Aon
roe, uader ;hst accomplished ofcer Capt. Sen Huses
are basiy engaged u preparing no~zss oet'-res
o. Major General Sect. and tai company OF one
hendIed men specially eaaaed tex Ina: So. vi. are 70
Charles P Stone Lier- Hssnsr troia W ssn1gton s-t
another oeer whose name e have no. .eA5aea Iaey
about the lst Of J.auUy direct for Tanplco- The N
ference 10, he know nothing eertA-n as 10 'neF u1'
us,s descnatioa) Is that they viii loir me sny under
Gen Scott al Tamp;-o, and proceed Eita Il u Vera
Cruz, 70 lombard ne castle OF - Juan q ClnA
q 4 Court OF Inquiry was ordered 70 assemble
On board th L. ship Psnasyiyrais 4 SoEtoz yes;er-
day, 70 inquire into the loss OF TIE l. o'ls IFuxtor
the Court 5e composed Of re following oEee-s Capt
DAVID Geisinger, President; Captains CeaEses AcCs7-
ley AID Andrew Fitzhagh- Members Lea; George ?
uPshur. Icdze Advocate
y We are informed that the Beacon On the
main land back Of SuIHvzns hisrd VII he completed
xcd L operation N o. about ihs 25tn Inst
CkElcs.ea VS. 9Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
The Presidents CHARACTERIZATION.

\ slight typographical error unfortunately occur
red In some Of the first editions In pamphlet form
which we struck off OF the Presidents Message
The passage. as srToaeoisly printed, runs as ioI-
lows
thar gb4n ori~. rs-s is.ued 10 the Commander OF
our Nsvai Forces in III, Cult on tie teaas day Of ag
las. o'y lays GjtT the existence OF the wa. had
been ecognised by Congress to place me coasts OF
the passage OF San, Anna to Mexico should re attempt
10 re-urn-
Il should appear thus
In view OF these facts and circumstances !; as that
when orders ,yer .ssued 70 the Cotmsnder Of our Ma
val forces II zee Gulf on the thirteenth day OF May last TIE
day winch the existence OF me wa was recognised
by Congress 70 place he coasts OF Mexico GndeF eock-
Arna TO Mexico. sborId re atrernp; 70 return
rWzsciugrOc Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

THE AyAroGY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF rAg H.lg-Why
should Dc more Incredible hat AFT can cultivate hair Oh
The top OF Che hTng human head han thai shold grow
corn ard grass on the p offs hin, People SEEN think
-ir ns.r stay their heads do what they viii rst
so long as Providence y Ills do and longer.
here they mary &c mistaken They hac better q
Paupeiet emitted 40 above, copy Of which Res on
cur table Il l. By M william Boge-who roay "ca.ehv
you quite unswsfes with some facts and principles much
10 yrr comfort and consolation you inclined 70 be
bad fRosto, Cb-o,o,,,-. ~
Prepared only by Wul Boyle, Boston
For sale by A B. < D. SANDS, Dr7ggiss 100 Fulton.s,
ear1sr Of William, aud q Ess; Broadway, Nev-York-
gsaersliY. a. S,sed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

- Tii,r ADMIRABLE DENTIST. pr. Baisd.l, 81
Broadway cures tine oothachc quicker than you can say
Jack Robinson TIE superb and ingenious ins'r''
ents for extracting teeth produce very little pain Ills
extracting instruments are held in great estimation by
thnrsnni. whn harc tried thcln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

Tru SH,AtN Ov,SEES-Have You seen them II not,
70 A. hi. i the last opportunity you viii have. their en-
fasemen q; Museum being but for Two says more
They r;v, their exhibitions this afternoon and evening:
when h- beautiful Balloon Panorama Of LONDON Sc VIII
be- shown with other Interesting entertainments ny West
erri &c See btil>l
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July sI7'0oo'e@o -
This excess based the assumption that the WnoIe
amoun, Of i've millions outstanding OF Treasury Note,
st,,b nov reoue.ed 10 be conferred BY Congress to
i-,e the but as the whole amount cannot be out
standing AZ the same time on account the number OF
notes csncelc,: before new note the OF
expenditures over means on the Of July las should
be e.;r ated AT nineteen millions OF dollars which will
all expenditures Including that OF the war II con
anued up 70 'aa' o-'e'
The Secretary then proceeds. Two mAiiohs oh
dollars should be kept the Treasury especially IN
,ir, of ,rsr Tboupb the actual deficit on the Goth
Time % 600 =;
June, u may mol exceed @4''Ooo VO' Il = 'l4Po''
ant - have then surplus OF - 100000 he Re.
,l,,,,,,s ,l,-..,r loo, nj, $40 a0o GOO t,rl,.s.
' "
additional Revenue can be raised he therefore
recommends n dutV at - NJ, c-ft on Tea ami CT
t;,i ,,.,4 r.,,J..- loan. If 10 millions sutti
-. 60 ,l......,,......
clehA DH'hs tne 'as' ''' GU '''''' " ''
-el 02O pounds OF tea consumed ia the United
States. valued at s3g-3. 49, There we're also con
slnled l24. 3a6. O54 pounds OF coffee, valued at
: -Oa SGT \ duty OF - per cent On these
would raise n revenue oi S2.Y46,5j7 allowing
for decrease OF imports - 500 600 He recommends
that the Tariff on Tea and Coffee should take effect
ON the first OF January-that IS IN three weeks
from tins time. II the duty y not laId he appre-
bends embarrassment IN obtaining tie loan The
loan ne thinks should be for term OF 70 years.
Treasury Notes paid under provisions Of act
ofAug. ........-...--......... 81 40 u
Public Debt paid 10 Isl Dec. INST Principal -06o5 q
lnterest, l,)2- Ct2 ~
Treasury Notes issued under act ,i uy t'' 10 ~
VI "hieh al mi. per ue''' 'i' l6s6 ,50 IN
49,, -, PEI ',s,.,,-v m ,cc6nn, of
tbs w. rniron. loan 346l5OO 90
Amount OF Pubic Deb; Dec "a 80 isf 90
"a. ,l.,,.s -o,as ,ba, the revenue was iecJini,g
- ~. rsssl ~ the 'Tsri,r nj 81 tn,
a ',ie .1 o last year tb., M.
TIL h.. ,,-y;b9,ss ~ ,bl s,1ac;,;c
P'e,1o-S
TT -, 49,, VOW -,i-. IN s,-,,o,, pb;1sdeI
mia and sew-Yors, The frst nve day, OF Dec l-4d
were......--..-.. .s4l6,5oa .
Do hrst I'VE days OF Dec I1i5-------.-. -a-,5si 20
Duties this year estimated - 30 .'l "
The SUB treasury "a" IS mex, ol all"
several defects are pointer o' a . l-?'' ,,t'; %
recommended al Ne" o'H' LUG ieN'iiiii1 u 'o'
The new Tariff receives a labored vlndIcat!on.
T-;s = ,For+ az n,ncb q faarure OF tb. Reuort A.
~ - -. prs.7y.,,-s IT,, IT. -
tAe ~ ~ - "a 'iiS l 'e7'-'.-- ~
effects Of the Lew system arr referred 10 The
i aoainsr The p-utectiye uoii,.,, Bg a
=. -, .. - -. - i.,,... ,,.j,,,
tdo4e He atte-Ni1' ~ So" t"G- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

II Gen. wALsxIDeE OF Ohio well known in
eur City elective hs-rsaguer s. Tsmmary Hall Is
to be appointed see it stated TO the Commissioner
ship OF the General Land ocs vice Jsnes Shields OF
Illinois who has accepted Brssdiers commission IN
the Volunteers and gone OF campaigning TO Mexico.
Gen. w is prominent sposte OF the school OF Polk.
Walker and Marcy which renders the truth Of this re-
port more than probable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

T,,r,.r, md oL,r, Gazing the City in The .ster.
noon are informed that An Erenag Edton 2, ~
i. printed every day containing the STOCK sssi pa
News by the Southern Mail. &c up 70 sJsian Of The
3hg OF .hs ers ,SilI be able take with him the
49,. -.tya IN m the tirne Of leaving the City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
nOrRArDIs LIRRAEY "a ROMANc

JULIA W RiCiil--J dfLD AhA.
And yeti have mine OF wealth beside
Compared with which al gold bGt tross mus. prove
!, tia, whether good o, VI bede
MISE = IN. priceless treasure Of YOUR Low
And fb's ny gors L, AMI rms my pride.
Valued Liz wealth vi lnl!Hs Tar above
te bIlra-tone Al. ny Lou ghts dare aot speak
E1f 9rH.f DoN'r CALL To sEE aE-FoR \ WEN
- TDt RtuDS ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP has
piVF-' sfic-Iess treasure" 10 many lady whose skin
'va- dnhsured sSI:h tan. pinpes fecx!.- selowness
fiDs yr salt reuH1 fedn-ss foughness Thi. soap
msAes ~ harsncs 4nd carkr, as smooth and v I'M,
-ap" GOT RiuD'S POUDRES SURTILES are
warranted ~ etIfpsie al superuous hair GOURAUD,S
GRECiAS HAIR DIE Will positively color red or gray
MI 9e.P brown or black GOURACD'S LIQUID
ROUGE !, designed TO impair permanent artificial color
TO ihs pale checks and lips.
only BE- Obtained his depot 81 Walker st. rsi store
from 6roeh"ay Gil q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

SAFES OF SrocEs At PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 10
- n,o oh int 81 S20oO [ - so exp 100 5000 st
: cash -; 10 30 100 Leh int Il ; Bk 4os. 4ler
ri-.t ss,rd-S5GO Leh int 81 5000 State IS t9! SnoVI
STATE - 30 5000 do - wn t9: 10 Sen TX cap u
Second Rod-G-Sl5l State - = o. 4tr >ee1nd B0drd-
$50 STATE - ~. - Vicksburg Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
~ W.. &C way va You suffer win

SCI RIT. SALT EHEC1 ERYSiPELAS
PIAPLES, BLOTCHES, ERUPTIONS, &c
PersCns should wash The part diseased With that trny
blessed remedy Tor ,zln Diseases JOSES Italian Chem
lea! soap Then III disease i cured The skin become,
SOFT. SMOOTH, CLEAR AND FINE
Thi--uinc The tue JOSES'S Soep-cears u. sxin Of
fr-cS-s, Ian, slnburn orphew 1c and Is sod tonly in
tbs city al he sgn Of the American Eagle 70 Chatham
eDd2f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

u VbIie Teeth, Sweet Bc-sih Healthy Gums for
twenty-five e-E- III. money refunded all who ara
not satlsn-l. alter TRIAL. that o. The Amber
Tooth P4st- has Goce sn tnts ay and more TIE
teorsen- Peayu.- says on Sept l3th, @I The most
cents box Sold only in NewYofk al . Chatham at
Try l. Once, fesirr &c -n65r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

- The Board OF Aldermen Ind special meet
ing Tuesday evening having been called together At
the request OF the Comptroller, at whose recommends
ton the Board appropriated $4,000 for the opening
streets The death OF ExAldermau Conner Of the Ser
enth Ward. announced, and resolution adopted
that the Board would attend the funeral of the deceased
Beyond this the business OF the evening called for co
special notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

TEMPERANCE LEGAcr-Auong the items In the
will of WHITEHEAD J. CORNELL, Esq deceased Of
Brooklyn i. legacy of $500. &c De divided equally
.rcnz tts Tszrs-sacs Societies eli tas; ely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

GYMNASTICS Thousand, OF business men IN this city
arc absolutely dg0s tor Tic want OF exercise H''ht
depends upon perpetual secretion and absorption and
general exercise only produce THE All those who
are suffering from bilious affections. dyspepsia pain IN
the ches, or head ii they wise will 20 the Union
Gymnastc Academy, (Nos i59 and l6i Crosby-'t near
Blocker join OF the classes and receive IN return
high health long life Glasses meet at sunrise and
a, six seven and eight P NJ Hot and old shower baths
free 10 subscribers ill ~ Dr.J Is RICH, Manager.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
Business Notirts.

- Advertising in the country newspapers, for the
trade OF the country sensible mode OF inviting conn-
try custom The Agency OF b Palmer in the Tribune
Buildings affords facis eu:erprsins dealers in every