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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-31
[ Indianapolis Correspondence of the Journal.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec "a. 1916.

Indianapolis Correspon dence of the Journal.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. %. 1916.
Mr.. Chandler, Sir:-Another week of
the session is nearly gone, and we are yet
without any message from the Governor on
the subject of the amendments to the Butler
Bill. tits TO be regretted that so much time
has been lost in bringing these amendments
forward, as it will serve either to protract the
session or cause many OF them TO be passed
over very hastily. The great reason for this
delay is that they are very numerous. com
prising quite small volumne, and The Gov
ernor is unwilling TO submit them until such
time as he has examined them thoroughly,
and is prepared to speak advisedly as 10
their merits We shall certainly have them
before the Legislature on Saturday or Mon
day next at furthest and | hope when
write you again next week, 10 be able 10 ad-
wise you of the manner of Their reception in
the two Houses. The past week has been
devoted almost entirely 10 local legislation,
the amount of which is uncomfortable to one
who has not attended closely 10 the proceed
ings of the Legislature. The evil is inceas-
ing annually, and although the Governor has
once or twice referred TO the sublec; in his
messages, no proposition has yet been offer
ed to curtail itin any way; great proportion
of the local matters which now require Leg
islation, might with strict proptiety be left to
the control of the County Boards, subject TO
some general laws, and the State thereby
released from heavy expense. A part of
yesterday and the day before was spent by
both Houses in the election of Bank Drec-
tor for the State; as the mode of electing
Bank Director is both novel and complica-
ted great deal of time was consumed un-
necessarily. Each branch ballots seperate-
y with closed doors. If they both cast a
majority of votes for The same person he is
declared elected, but il different individuals
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-31

OEMike Walsh, editor of the "Subteran-
ean," and Representative elect from New
York, advertises thus Mixes nerves are
too sensitive for a thorough-g going Loco-foco:
"WANTED.-A stout, able-bodied man, oil
a mild temperament, kind disposition, no.
subject TO fits, and undoubted endurance, is
wanted to reads Folks Message for me. To
one who will engage to read it through with
out falling asleep more than once during the
onorous and gigantic task. a liberal remuner-
alton will be given. Application TO be al
this ofice.n
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-31
WASHINGTON, Dec. %.

In the Senate, the bill from the House for
the admission of Iowa into the Union was
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
On motion of Mr. Rusk, the post office
committee were instructed 10 inquire into
the propriety OF providing by law for The trans
portation of mail semi-weekly from New
Orleans 10 the head quarters of the army
beyond The Rio Grande.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-31

Or Gov. Whitcomb, in his last Annual
Message, says that Education makes all
men equal" but very Significantly adds that,
until they haze this education, "they are not
as equal as they aught to be-"
To be sure they amt. They would be
much more equalizer if they were all alike.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-31
FRIDAY, JANUARY L, ls47.

CARD.-The Lady Managers of the Fair
of the Episcopal Church, beg leave to ten
der their thanks TO Mr. Birth, for his kindness
in permitting them TO use his store on the
evenings of their exhibition, and for the val
liable aid rendered them by him on that oc-
casion..
Mrs. MARY KAzAR, Prest
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-31

nA-The personal income Of the French King
is about the same that of The Queen of Eng.
land-two millions two hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars year. To use the language of
the Bourse, il is payable in monthly instaments
and always in advance. The heir to the throne
receives. besides, about foug hundred thousand
dollars years
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-31

The committee then adjourned 10 meet
again at 7 O'Clock on tomorrow evening, in
the Ways and Means Committee Room of
the House of Representatives.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-31

l. The doctrine, that the Pope is the WIS.,
ible head ofthe church standing in the place
of Jesus Christ, and we repeI in advance all
concessions which may possibly be made by
the Hierarchy TO subject the Free Church
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-31


CONGREGATION. ass s#i
/. The Congregation regard it as a first
principle of Christianity, moi merely by pub
lie worship, instruction and edifcalion, TO
produce lively faith within the organized
body, but also in active Christian love 10 fur
Their The spiritual, moral and essential well
fare of their fellow men without Distinction,
by all the means in their power.
2. The congregational order affiliates IL
self with the institutions of the Apostles and
the primitive Christians, yet il may be chang
ed when circumstances require it.
3. Admission into the congregation shall
be consequent upon a voluntary expression
of ones disposition to unite. and public
assent to the foregoing confession of faith.
a. a. Whoever would unite with the con-
gregationl from non-chrisiian form of reli-
gion, must first receive the requisite religious
instruction, before he can be bapti zed UPON
the profession of his faith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05

FROM SouTR AsERicS-By the arrival nj - /.
bark Francis Partridge, &, this port from Rio de Ja,
the Exchange Reading rooms learn from the sun.,..
90. tina, they fell in q; with The brig Nsrv -
ana from tie master understood that up 20 III. 80 =
his leaving Moaievideo August To- srrHase,es, -;
been made between Mr.. Hood. the special u:nis:r -
England and the Buenos Ayrcan Government, V1
Affairs az Bueros AyreS Snd &octey.deo Tr,,,s.pa, -.
oct sny change. Mr.. Hood had come down frop, -
Ayres and in the Buseo :" his object was =, S
view with Gen OriSe-weuid return asain in i,r -
1t Rio dc Jsneiro bar h;tle doing In aocr NJ
coffee s!ig ht decline WAS anticipated should the IT,
csn credits continue TO be stopped. Thsre vss
reigh, 70 be had any rse. asiusu!ance aeairs, L.
risk could net 81 obtained, bat 81 eSorbitaat prers
The greater number OF American vessels = per. !, ~
thought would have 10 remain until the settlers-, :
the difficulties with Mexico is accomplished
Baltimore eairsc. IA,
The Mary H. Jones has since arrived a, .his por. W,
learn TIA, Mr. w Brent lars Minister 70 Bacaos Av,..
with bis lady sEd Sem Antonio Pr:an passenger,
II stated By this arrival ,ha, the blockade is nOt ~
raised
Mr.. Hood was e, the camp OF Gen Rivers with IA
patches when Capt Jones sailed be had We, be
Mor,eydeo and the Inhabitants OF the latter plsc
were Of opinion that for the present ~ least tie Mol
ade would continue.
The Buenos Ayrcar army had vscs.ci Nodsn.a,
and Gen Rivera himself arrived at Mon:cvieo the l6
August being the day on which the vessel sailed.
Can't Jones saws tkR. the price D! Hides wac r,s;-
daiiy He also wishes 20 return his thanks 10 Csn,1
Henry OF the L. : soopofwsr Plymouth for the MAJ
attentions received him while conveying his vess.
houie
On the s9th July Mr.. Harris, the American Cssg,S
dAfsires addressed letter the Minister Of Yorei;n
Relations stating that he was instructed 10 present,
the Argentine Government IN pursuance of lcnt ge
solution OF Congress on the Goth OF February last
copyof the Narrative OF the United States Explor.n.
Expedition. during the years lSS leS. 1870 ISL ss
1912, by Charles Wilkes, Esq commander Of the er
petition and OF the United States Navy
The Bucnos Ayres Packet says In consequence =
the paragraph published in last, relative 70 tie =,
lu,cs on the 4,h OF luiy have been requested to
state in order TO avoid misrepresentation that the De
vas,stion hsd no American isS board and tia. Com
uander Crouch acquainted Captain Pennington CT n.
circumstance and OF his willingness TO hoist any o,be,
as he had which satisfactorily agreed on and n,
Devastation accordingly hoisted two Union Jack.
~ Prot. CHts r. HAppucE OF Dartmouth Uai.
versity has been appointed Common School Commit.
sioner of New Ilanpshre-a new Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05

posr.orr,r. D.y1c1ExcEs-The recent tepios
sbla biunder IN the Bcstoa Pcst-Oace, BY winch
5000 letters from New York merchants are VIII
he'd for zen days from tseir European
suggests Reform IN Pos.occ management "hicn Can
10; De TOO soon adopted uor 100 thoroughly
A, sre-v ;u2o--aaI Postoacc should De The =pecia
duty O. some one person 70 receive ana uei'Sef
Nal .ea. TO O, carried rom Ira; once see :; pat IN is
proper place aad ea;s- the iAc' aHd lie i= O
toa or delivery in book kept expressly Ter tie pu-
pose No person .hould be suffered on Sy ACCOUNT %
open MAILBAG received until he his checked II (Which
can De done la; :To stout n'en can axe ne
bass and empty them AID taking away hsiI without
his express direction should &c Hisdeneanof a q"
and 20 punished such regulation would prevent N
-,.-sbIe bluBds-s and failures usually deemed uasc-
coanta5le.
We notice that our City Postmaster is often
assailed in certain quarters as negiectf1l OF MS
dutv and the management Of The Office declared TO
BE- b,uaderns and inefficient That NJ. Morris has been
on, the Civ Tor good part of the Inst four months N
he discharge Of :s duties member OF the Const-
utoual Convention IS 7e-y tue Is also tina; plurality
of Offices u exceedingly Objectionable lie ?as-ic
mus. nudge whether there is TO: something IN the pc
c,l!ar Character Of Constitutional Convention. and
especially in view OF NJ. Acrr=s position as an early
and prorlinen; advocate OF Constitutional Reform 70
render this sn exception 10 the genera! rule Yet II =
at AL events due 70 truth snd fairness 20 state That The
management OF our PostOce vas never better than Il
now - under the immediate direction OF the able and
iadefat.be Assistant Postmaster. NJ. Monson Com
plants and failures there certainly are but they have
not been ra.er if so rare during the Inst ten years
The Nal which missed the Cambria wi! 90 ont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

rY@ The Eagle says it has been informed that
persons carrying business butchers in
the Eastern part OF the City have lately been detected
selling the OF animals which have been diseased
in one instance of found dead the road
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05
Business Notice..

A CHnDs LIFE SAVED LIZ DR. TAYLoas BALsAM
or LivERwoRr-A gentleman in the osise OF the Cou-
rier and Enquirer stated that ne awakened from
sleep tew nights since by his child lsboring under
we're attack OF Group The noise made by ia breathing
ne said, sounded like blowing conch shell. One large
dose OF DR.. Taylors Liverwort cured it entirely Mr
w. Ellis, OF Wallet. cured recently OF
cold by large dose. Mrs. Re5ecca F Hare ha.
just given the Doctor cer,ncate Tor curing her by
this Balsa OF painful cAsrrh Of years stand
ing aud cured entirely MIS- Bragg also cured of asth
when doctors and al other remedies had failed for
ten years In addition the numerous cerca,es the
mails continually bringing notices OF most aston
shng cures Of consumption, liver complaint dyspepis
&C This medicine mas been fully tested and Ia uniyer
sally admitted he the best medicine known OF the
truth Of this the counterfeits and limitations
perfect verhcston Keep it always in your house
and colds and coughs viii keep Il Ia a and
medicine and il used any reasonable time viii
tail See DR. Leeds5 signature the elegant label and
buy the genuine, 3T5 Bowery.
NEw-YoRK AND ERIE acknowledgements who
desire 20 advertise for hands in any par OF tee United
States Canada can do so V. 3. PALsfERs Agency
the Tribune Buildings WHERE advertisements
ceiyef for the best business papers far and This
Agency conducted exclusively for the benefit of
merchants manufacturers artists, but for the public
generally. who vish 10 advertise any where
NEW AND BEAUrIyrL DRZss GOODS AT Low PAGES
Ladies BARKER & ToWLE Il Catharinest Will
open this morning choice selection Of rich patterns
and new styles orDress Goods embroidered and plain
Cashneres; De Lanes agured and PLAIN Lustes,
most beautiful s-cle rich and new style Of shaws as
also few cartoons OF low price ali wool Broehe and
Cashmere sha~is, and OF fancy pstterns
De Lame al the low price Of Is Cd 2s and % Sd per
yard Give them a call for bargains.
z $4,000 worth Of choice patterns Carpet;ng n,
le=s tnan aucon prices at the Cheapest Carpe. Esrab-
hshnsnt in the United states No. 90 Bowery-H1RAn
ANDERSON offers fine selection Of English and Amen,
can three ply, double superine Ingram carpeting
usual low prices Jus, receiyed
1000 yards, warranted al wool Ingram Carpe;ing.
shiIlings per yard.
20 goo yards Double supehne Ing capetng at per I'D
1900 square yards Floor Oh Cloths, from "a Cd TO ss
500 large Tufted Hearth Rugs. 20s. each
HIRAM ANDERSON, No GO Bowery.
the first Establishment above Hesterst
Please notice the number g. 20 2weod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05

To- ISFLuENzA, CoCGIIs, CoLDs, LIVER COMPLAINT
Dropsy Spiting OF Blood, Bronchitis, Whoopng Cough
Eruptons of The Skin. &c. have been permanently ed
In nmberless by the OF the celebrated shecu
Southern Balm and Southern Balm PILLS. Tie names u
few individuals NAV be found In the advertisement II
another part OF the paper They oil OF great respects
bility and well known In this community Hl OF whom lTs
DESTROYS Of giving personal testimony of the vnlas Of he
remedies
Messr- Alcock L Co Coo Broadway, the whoesas
agents for these medicines from whom pamphlets eonla
Ing full accounts OF various cures, &c. may be oblane
gratis. % u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05

ty The rspdity with which acute disease its course
aud TIE celey with which organic change wall exlugult
the taper life Ndmonish that limo should DO les
IN meeting the symptoms with vigorous and efficient
remedy Scroiala Schums, Encysed Tumors aud oil ho
various diseases OF the gandular system when they sp
pear v,rulent form, acquire such held the
system render all ordinary prescriptions poweres
But in cases where these failed and where the i,
ease appears to be almost formidable for medicine
subdue Sandss Sarsaparilla Will generally, think b.
found means OF Cure. In numerous Instances where he
exhibition OF other medicines has proved unayaing ard
the maady seemed 10 be- satlng It's way rapidly into he
vital organization this preparation has arrested the pr
gress OF corruption caused the ulcers from which lie
appeared be rapidly escaping close and heal and cc
tle II i, far better however 10 take the mGady In 70
incptent stage, when speedy AMI permanent reefw!N
Afforded by this potent specific
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. by A. Bad
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Ful,on-Sl. corner
Wnliam.,i ?73 Broadway, and II East Broadway New
York Sold also by Druggists generally throughout h4
United States Price 81 per bottle. six bottles for S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05
Court Calendar THIS DAY.

SUPERIOR CouRr.-The drst fifteen causes on the Ca.
endar
CoMMoS PLxAs-Part l. before Judge Ingrabam--
Nos 30 Is H. 9j 81 80 81 100 l03 l05. Part before
Judge Day-Nos l0g H. ll3, lis. ~ ll9, l2l l23
ia, l25.
The OYER AND TERMfNER commences new term.
CIRCUIT CoURr-There will be no Day Calendar tbi.
week. short causes only viii he taken up.
To The Shaker Family give their exhibitions again his
and evening the Museum Judging from the
excitement and interest they created last week. the house
will be- tull NJ each; go early. See adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05
eorRAUp,s library OF ROMANCE

Tr9e ma jesiy, yet modesty OF mien
Belonged 20 Julia Wright, beyond compare
For these, and other reasons, twill be seen, ~,
Our heroine bad some charm, which made ee!i~
Despite her pimpled, tanned and freckled sko-
Despite the fiery redness OF her hair
A genie SOIL you might distinctly trace
Besming from her dark eyes and classic lace
POOR JULIAiS pinIpie tanned and free kled sAla -
the theme on many rude Jest which abe might have sy
I'd by using G<)DRAUD'S hstssn Aedea,sd S@ep W
would have made skin " and soft as elder !.
GoURAUD'S P0sdres sabftks would nave - to,c
her arms and hands. WIKI GOrRAuD's GTee14zss
mr. she could have colored her red hsir bea1titai
black Ose touch OF GOURAUD'S Liqaad ROsee - -
pale cheeks would have given hen; an mfao7aoe''
ress- =. n.
DR. FELIX GOURAUD'S r. aownet pIepariioH ri
only be obtained genuine 81 his depot o A4sef-sSs
store from Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05

F,LL FASHION FOR HArs-At Genin's 2li Broadway
opposite ST Psuls.-Havne devoted unusual attention
In producing this style the attention OF gentlemen Is in.
vited it The ightncss, grace and buoyan, effects
these Hats, cannot be described-thoy be seen
be appreciated Also large assortment OF Psris Haa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05

Absence of Nethod-All in one VOte-ReyisiOn-
Common Law Bride for 4 Free Press, or
More Severe Law Of Libel-The Elective Fran
chise-Bill Of Rights-lnsolvent Estates-Land
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05

~ KNOX, l2s Futcn.sL tSun Ba!ldingsl deemlng
unnecessary 10 into particulars respecting hts Fall
Fashions for 1886. would simply state thai bis new style
will excel In beauty. ghness taste and color ray hs
ever offered TO the hat wearing public OF New-York Hs
prices are "a low ns his hats ara fine oil In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05
Business Notifies.

NEAR COUNTRY TR,DE.-PMMsR, the Agent IS sbcs,
10 pubsh the cards and advertisements OF Merchant.
Manufacturers, Artists, &c in fifty dieren, country "a
pers OF this and neishboring States For partculS,
amply at the Agency in this building
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05

~ Arwoop's CELEBRATED ENTIRE Cook SrovIs-
These Stoves are warranted as usual. PcrsoGs want,
Cook Stoves invited examine them before puha,
ing elsewhere Wholesale aud retail by Hickok Co "a
81 Aneo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05

To DIE, nut NOT BE DEAD-sl0O 10 $500 !
challenge tho proprietors Of all Liquid HarDyes, OF
ponder rheh 10 called liquid 10 friendly trial and com
parson of the relative merits of their i5toveres aud o.
mine feel perfectly certain that my Compound tor
Dyeng the Hair far superior to any other In the world
profess to be conscientious and there be any
article OF this description superior TO my Magic HAf
Dye | am sincerely anxious TO know IT, Ths above
challenge of 500 TO $500 is given therefore, in entire
good faith md with the most friendly feeling Of lands
bic competition prefer TO meet competitors a, the
Fair and trial 70 be made in presence OF judges cha'en
from the Directors OF the American institute.
OF 3,s T.. PHALON 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05
From California.

Com. SLoAr, OF the I. 5 Pacihc heet has issued
Proclamation, dated ut the Californian Monterey,
announcing the Annexation Of all California to the
[. States. he tells the People that this will be a
great benefit them. reducing the prce OF al they
have to buy and increasing that OF their lands and
products. He adds:
Such OF the inhabitants OF California whether rs
aves or foreigners may De disposed accep. the
high privilege OF citizenship ard 10 i've peaceably IN
der Tie free Government Of the United States viii be
slowed TING TO dispose OF their properly and
ou: OF the country il saey choose without any resc
cca; or 70 remain in i observing strict neutrality.
All persons holding Gtes OF real estzte. quiet
possession OF lAs under color or -gh, shat have their
ctes znd rights guaranteed 70 them IL churches sod
he property they contain N possession OF the clergy Of
California shall continue N the nights and posses
SOD they ENJOY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05

" The great TEMPERANCE Mass MEEriSG OF
the friends OF the New Excise Law and of its ex
tension TO our City will take place in the Park this
afternoon and evening Need we ask every friend
of Morality and Temperance 10 strengthen this
meeting by his presence Not less than Ten
thousand victims OF intoxicating Liquors are an
nually hurried to untimely graves within sight o:
this City; some through violence. others through
diseases consequent disspsted habits and a
great many who are called victims TO drinking cold
water nc. Sc. one-half our whole population are
more or less sufferers health morals by Intoxi-
eating Liquors Who ever heard OF seductions,
-obberes, iorgeries, murders perpetrated by those
who Systematically abstain from Intoxicating
Drinks The thing is plainly impossible
Temperance Men of New-York the mass of Us
are TOO tinaid, TOO compromising, inactive and IN
tuithiul-and thus are we shut out from the opera
tion OF Just and sslutary law. We must reform
and amend this. Now is the time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05
IMMIGRANT Rgeuu.rIoxs.-There is

IMMIGRANT REGuLArloSs.-There Is - be pub
he meeting st Tsmmany Hsl Tomorrow evening
to consider the presen, system Boeaia iit Pssssu-
gers as !: IS styled snd suggest improve
neaS We hope Il viii be very fully attended and ina:
thoroughly scrutn.zet The present sys,eEa Is franrr
VIE gross eVls ana abuses including ina. OF rnE me
industrious bs-eodied irau;sran, On seeount OF
the veaons ndoens end disabled and hespins unjust
reprosco upon nia ziser shar Lee, "a have genuine
reform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05

e Col JAMES AUSTIN OF Gwinne,r Co. is the
Wing candidate for Congress in the Nth District OF
Georgia Col John Il, Lumpkin the pFeseas in
cunbent, and Col l. w Crook are his Loct-Toco
opponents The District Is strongly Loco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05

rzr Democratic Wing County Convention
An adjourned meeting OF The Democratic Wing Count
Convention will be held Monday Evening, 5ih Oct ns
al ~ O'Clock, at Broadway House =,
vi Fl W. Corr. Secretaries os2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05
Lece-Eoco Nominations.

Niagara Ca.-Asssnhly John ?. Smith. Lockpors
Wrn A. vandervocrt Torswands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05
gsEg OUTSIDE OF TO-DAY's PAPRR.-&

MASS MEETING of the Wings Of New
yorts-The whig Electors Of the City and County OF
Newton requested 10 assemble IN genera Col'y
Meetipg al National Hall, Cansl-si WEDNESDAY
EVENING The 7 Of October az I. O'Clock, for the par-
nose Of receiving the Report Of their Delegates 10 the sta
Convention held a, Utica the I'D Of September UT and
~ respond TO the nominations made ofJOHN YOUI
FOR Governor, and HAMILTON FISH for Lieuienan Gov
ernor, and OF CHARLES Cook and THOMAS CLOVIS LOT
Caaal Commissioners
By order of III. Wing General Comniitee
J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX Chairman
ARa. r. LAWRENCE, Assisisntdo
JAHEs H. PisxsgY, secretaries go,
CaARI rs CBAsBERLAfs.3 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05

Aud you bald whi,keress is your hair red o. ys
Does daHdruf choke the life or roots or does Ds '''
decay,
Use Jones', Hair Restoratiye-its qualities ycu know
Twill force the growth any pate where har"s IsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05

Mr.: CORNELL last night proposed that eolored cu-
reH should De allowed $3.50 freehold unless