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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-30


eP' An Anti War Meeting was held in Cleve-
land. Ohio, on the ed inst. Brainerd Chairman,
l. & Smead. Secretary. E. Wade and j. W. Walker ad
dressed the meeting while Committee consisting OF j.
ID s'erlaS VIM. Stephenson and E. W Andrews retired
and reported the following resolutions which were unani
nousiy adopted, viz
""ertds' The Government Of the United States. BY An
aeu'eoSs ana unconstitutional ANNEXATION OF Texas
cue OF al army into Mexican territory with
wake demonstrations has involved tie Nation in c.uel
and bloody war being in drec, opposition to every law OF
God, every principle Of Justice and Keeling NJ hnns,v
such war being to extend The OF slavery and the cause
OF oppression Therefore
h<'ore That We feel nDdsr obligations TO declare that
we look upon the whole scheme from besipnip 70 e,s
with adherence ard ntgna' on the usss,or. and
as recreant to the principles right and we
M use AL Christian 10 bring such acts Of Outrage
in'o as5spute among all men, til Peace AID UniyerxsI
o'esns!hooc shall bud all hearts together.
so'rea mat the minority Of the House OF Represen
.ae "a congress, are entitled TO sympahy and
Tor The stand they took In refusing 10 vote that
, OF me mexicsn Government or their forces on
,ge hio 1tande, was declaration OF war sgstn,, the
ss''7' s'sia', and sst same ~ hereby rendered,
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CoUNTERFEITING-I Great HGui.--Hecorder
vaux and his officers George Ioner, Edward MCGOWAN
and james McGEns have succeeded in tracing up and
bringing II ,ht Of the most extensive well laid aud
successful councrcpg schemes that has been set on foot
for many years past in this country We yesterday
the result OF the vigilance Of those gentlemen in batch of
counterfeit dollar bank notes the Stonngon Bank,
the of about six thousand dollars which, for
closcness OF Imitation and excellence Of execution
seldom equaled The Recorder Informed Of the exist
Of this "booe about three weeks since, and he i'm
mediaey took 10 ferret out not only the thing
ITSELF but also the by which was brought into
stence and was expected 10 be ZEN Several attempts
have been made Of thes notes within the last
weeks but without success and the attempts have fur
nished additional points 10 which investigation direct
cd. On Thursday the rife, and Recorder,
accompanied by officers Hoflner. MCGOWAN and McGnnis,
proceeded house in Francsve occupied by
solitary old woman, and succeeded in capturing the six
thousand counterfeit money above alluded to- Their
searches occupied them the entire afternoon and only
by the exercise OF great ingenuity that their object was
effected They ascertaned that about six thousand
that place. and the difficulty in
securing it, an the councreers would have destroyed H.
and thus obteraed all OF what remains be
covered, II any alarm had been given.
The plato well engraved and cannot be- dtngu he'd
from the genuine except by those familiar with IL.
was got up BY man somewhere In the Eastern States
who holds respectable position in society. who is re-
sponsble property He had II engraved in Canada
and had engaged 10 deliver II noted individual for
the OF $1,000. The latter individual, however could
not comply with his agreement aud the plate after
some bargsnings sold to person well known to the
police for the of four hundred dollars. About ten
thousand dollars OF the spurious money then struck
off and duly signed Six thousand was deposited in
Frsncisvie for favorable opportunity to circulate 1t in
Southwes,ery direction and the other four thousand
has been taken East by the person who issued H. with
view distribution. The first mentioned amount was
captured Thursday above stated and the Recorder
has taken steps which will DO likely intercept the
other batch lead the OF the coun,erfeer and
his associates and perhaps tho recovery OF the plate
The notes dated January 1875 letter c. and
signed Ephraim Williams, President, and Francis B.
Aney Cashier They nearly resemble the genuine plate,
and we'll calculated to deceive. The vigilance OF Re-
corder Vaux and his officers has rendered essential
vice the Bank of Sonington has saved the community
from severe loss and has broken up and defeated of
the grandest and most accomplished schemes of fraud
that has been laid for many years past.
l ain Satiir lima
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-30

E Hon. JOSHUA r. GlDpINGs, NJ. C. from Ohio,
has been addressed by two Of his constituents ask
ing whether he is in favor of Dis solution of the
Unonl Mr.. answers that the old Union, formed
in 1887, has already been subverted by the uncon-
sti;utional formation of new Union with Texas.
Ohio, having at all times opposed this Union, is
a, liberty TO accede to it or remain free from just
a., abe chooses
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ooPY OF CERTIFICATE.


HAVING witnessed tho operation of FI!gsralft Pora.
II Ole Burr Stone Null In The National tsr we are saus-
fed OF Tho gresI utility Of This nye0on especially for hase
portions Of country which hut hiny settled or
where uncertain during mo dy
OF the year Ria simple and yrinds 30 ~ul sna
rapidly, cannot but express our admiration ana
we chseruy give ibis certificate being fully msrIod by
the inventor
Warrington, d. C. June, 1885,
Signed u A. Hall! w asniDston,
John C.llau, - fnansy.rs of Tho Fair
w. A. Bradley,
Fizhuga Coye,
Sam. Houston Texas, lssDator
Thos j. RusE, N4cogdocbe.. Tex1 lSenaior
A. Stewart, Uoion.owD,Ps Representative
VIII r. Th)masson Kentucky, lRepresenisuyel
J. w. Paige, Boston.
j. C McKeden, Washington, b. c. Il Baker
Alex Brown. Baltimore, Md.
ThJs. u FortuLe.
A g. HecsroIie Cumberland, Md
A b. NcFarlan, Washington, ID. G.
James n. Wilder, Bennington, N Il.
Francis A. DickIDs, Ossisn Hall, Fairfax Co. Va.
WANTED seyefsi men VI good business faculties 10 sct
a. sgeaIs The Of several pstsned arcIcs among
which 10 Eizs etsids Portable Burr Stone MIL. So o1e
need apply he has capital al bis commsGd and
suslains good moral character Address ROSS, QUINN
kGkEENE,i 10 Eighth 81 near Slxlh.aycnre, N. Y.
40 1tDll[WhSWf
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SrnEIal NGIllea.

~ For Boston VIA Norwich and Worcester
Tine s,sAmer CLeopdto Capt Wilan,, viii leave Soai
side of Pier No. North River every Noap Wdl6f6ly sn9
FridGy n P. D. connecting with .he cars 81 Auyns
Point ny5Ni CALEE PRAT7. Jr. Conductor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-30

INCIDENTS OF THE ARMY.-Afer Major Ring
gold had received his mortal wound his noble seed was
lying shor, distance from him. writing in agony, Capt.
Graham requested permission have the animal shot III
order put end his suferings But the Major would
not listen 10 the proposition requesting that the kindest
attention should be paid him and 10 suffer him 10 live as
long as he could
During the bombardment of Fort Brown there wss d
woman III the Fort The wife OF OF The prva,es who
regularly and atentivey, the whole time, piled the
At the guns with coffee and other refreshments while they
Piled the MeAicans with shot She gave Uncle Sans boys
Sanpo~oet ttea) while they helped the Mexican 10 some
grape Where the shot flew thickest there and
she frequently Ii; soldiers segar from an exploded she'll
she IS large athletic woman having frame well pro-
portoneG 10 Der oiS generous heart She Is the ia
vorite OF the whole army and being native Of Indiana
SoubrQuet every where attaches her OF the REAr
wEsrKRs" At the dinner given 10 the delegation iron,
the State Legislature The Great Western toasted with
all the hono although exposure 10 Inc sun has made her
already brotcn N. o. Delta.
AHEgoISE-The Indiana Volunteers were all
mustered into the service the United States Friday
On Saturday, of Capt. Walkers Company, from
Evansville lost handkerchief On setting down 10 mess
be observed il sticking out of the bosom oil OF bis
comrsdes He Immediately took hold OF H. when 10 his
surprise he discovered that his messnsse was female
Ga uqurng IN this strange proceeding sne STATED that
being very poor and wishing to go 10 her father mo re-
sided in Texas, resolved join one OF the volunteer
Companies. She afterwards 10 this city, and her
fellow soldiers raised subscription 10 carry her 70 her
father Louisville Journal ID
ESLIsrISG FOR THE NAvY.-The n Y. Tribune
SAYS Notwithstanding the bounty offered the work OF
enlstns saors for the Navy goes slow thst they
have been able TO send bur two OF the little Mexican
echooners 10 sea- aud waiting for draft from Boston
10 send QUIT the store ship Lexington.
We are Of opinisn that not until seamen in our
NAVY are treated like and not as brutes, will
men be found willing TO enter the service OF the
United States We would advise sailors 10 keep
clear of the NAVY until Congress does away with
corporeal punishment. Bristol III. L. Phenix.
TRIAL OF FREEMAN.-The prisoners counsel
had not when the Court adjourned Friday night finished
calling witnesses establish the present insanity oil Inc
prisoner.
II DR.. George w Chandler bias been appoint
ed TO the Office OF superintendent Of the State Lunatc
Hospital Worcester Mass vacated by the resignation
If Or Wooduard
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To I,adIe,.-mru COVE conrinuss 10 give advice
an1 directions with respect The application OF sief
Cure IL ~ ii.-as.s OF wppsn sad cnidreG 81 her resi-
csrce .ti lD,nsi W. 'o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-30
The New.York Convention.

This State Council is composed of l25 Delegates,
rs of whom are natives Of New. York. 10 of Connec
ticu,, II of Massachusetts, ofVermont. of New
Hampshire, OF New.Jersey, of Ireland, of
Rhode Island, . of Pennsylvania and l each of
Maine, Maryland. North Carolina, Scotland and
Virginia.
OF its members 40 are from New England, 3
from the Southern States, and from Europe.
1teontains Il farmers. AZ lawyers, lawyers and
farmers II merchants. mechanics : physicians
manufacturers, farmers and merchants. and l
each surveyor, engineer, teacher, author, banker
and farmer, physician and farmer, geologist, miller
and surveyor, farmer and surveyor
There are lO4 married men, II bachelors, and
widowers.
Six Delegates are over 90; twenty. seven over 80 /;
forty.one over 40; thirty seven over so; thirteen
over 80; and only one over 20. The average of the
ages ofl24 of then, is 46; Mr. Shepard is the Junior
Delegate (age 25. Mr.. Allen the senior tage 75l-
both from New-York, and just half century be-
tween them.
The ages of 1875 Delegates, added together make
5,es7 years or larger number than the years Of
the world since the creation.
This return is complete, except as to one or two
Delegates who did not state their ages, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-30

MANSION SQUARE BOARDING SCHOOL
Foa GIaLs, AT PouGBXEEPsiE, N Y.
THIS INSTITUTION adsp,d young ladies OF eve
~ age. All the departments Of subsisntia snc hn-
sDed OF education taught The summer term
vii, opon Tho 7lh VI 18th month lMay) For Catalogues
containing particular informsron apply In EewYork Guy
to Jas s. Gissoss, Bank Of Ssle OF Hew-Yor5, or 10
Poughkeepsle 70
WILLIAM p. 3IBBONB, lpdnc,p.ls
alG 3avf c. Robinson u SISTERS.
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BOARDING and Solsls.

A LARGE and handsome front and bedroom
Aaclu.nps 20 let with brusif.s; and tea; a.o ain so
gsnirueu in The most pleasant part OF Chambers
al Ann M lay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-30
DR. JOHN RoAkE,
TnnTN TINTM INT

NOR RHEUMATISM, SWELLEp LIMBS. spra,us,
Bruises Couusctons OF the Cord' and Muscles scro,u
ia Paruy OF OF Inc lnis Disease oil me
Spine and Hip Joint, Erup,ions Of The Skin, &c NC
This nimeu ia universally afmied 10 be The only srl-
c. that viii perform S thai Il 10 Represented 10 do II 10
Scrnuhe Chemical pound OF iodine thai has perform
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who have been cured.
Il psrmanenlly and sfectuaIly cures
RHEUMATISM,
rlher chronic n4nmaOry Paralysis or loss OF heu'eo
LIMBS Conscons .: Cords and Muscles; Govt II mat
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Hard Swsllings aud Enlarged joints yield to few app
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across LIE Kdn-ys In the Chest. SIDE, sud Neck, Sore
Throat, Group he Instantly relieved by sa!ursug
p'''' " IODINE LINIMENT,
and bind upon the pari affected.
II so.eiiy ana e6octualIy ersdcates cutaaeous epuors
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Ringworm Te!ler, Barber' lcn scsld Head &c IL,
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pain and cures Corns, Buuions, Chiibains &c
word upon The origin s q! cans, c.Ise OF
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another unnrs .d glands and swoings the glsnduar
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DR. ROAkE'S IODINE LlNlMENP
produces healthy In Tho diseased par sTengthens,
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TO be i.d satisfy skepcai OF the re.torng pow
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Phy.,ci.ns are daily recommending DR.. ROAKES 10
DINE LINlMENT regarding lie long for duad-
ratum truly scientific compound OF IODINE In The form
of Lnimenl without color and smell ha. can
be used upon delicate feae child with perfect
safety.
Not day passes without bringing the most interesting
results from the OF Dr.. ROAKES IODINE LINZ
MENT. -
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OfYIcE or Tag DELAWARE AID hUpsos CANAL 60;
New-YorK, Juno /, 1887
rHHE Board Of Managers Of his Company have dse1tod
so.ni. divdeod Of Eight per cent OH OF uoe
proh VI tho Compsoy payable and after hondsy NO
oth Install a., =.
Tn, t,nn.erbook viii remain closed from This das 70
The morning Of The 9th instant ..
Holders Of The Scrip Stock particularly requested 70
return heir Cehcstss in ordar InaI new ones may %
Issued in their place BY order Of We EUs'e =
isi I'm ISAAC N HSCf, Aioos1'o
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No mistake in Vermont
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rcR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALI
DISEASES Arising rkoM An IMPURE STATE or
TIE Hood on HARIr OF TIE sYsTEN. VIZ:
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DUUMs TO LET IN WluismsoSrse yiIlax "A par.
II Tor and bedroom, With wiiheui board In . 'es.sn
.uauou three niuue.' w.k from either ferry. Apply
o PASSENGER & flee $40 Srosdwsy. leaf ~
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~ ANTEp-AtiSs aaosoG - neaI Iaoai, euIpoy nsent
w for hGrsie cooks nurses ehambernA.ts, walters nc
leg I'm
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THE HERoINEs OF SHAKESPEARE with Letter Press
Illustrations. by Mrs jameson. embracing an entire
reprint of her Work, Characteristics Of Women, from
the last London edition. New-York, Wiley d Put
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29
THE DFAD

How little we think OF the dead. Their
bodies are entombed in oil our towns and vii
lages and neighborhoods. The lands they
cultivated. the houses they built. the worksof
their hands, are always before their eyes. We
travel the same paths. sit at the same fire side,
sleep in the sans rooms, ride in the slme car
risge and dine at the same table and Eet sell
dom remember that those that once occu-
pied these places ars now gone-alasl forever
Strange that the living should 80 soon forget
the dead, when the world is full OF the mo-
men,os of their lives. Strange that the feet
ing cares of life should so soon rush i'm and fill
the breast TO the exclusion of those so near
To-day man stands aud weeps over the grave
OF his departed friend. Tomorrow he passes
that grave with cold indifference. To-day his
heart Is wIung with oil the bitterness of am
guish for the loss Of one he so much loved: to-
morrow the Image of that friend is efIaced from
his heart aud almost forgotten. What com.
meniary upon man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29
WALL PAPERtwALI.p ,prr,

HohNbhDJk. have Bpus rsr.,y.1
me"tpfirs stock ofWaH md w,s.ioy, pl,,.,i
'le'' t"e S~fesrs TesEsfs snd q ,Je,,nrs. en-.
y par ~ ne "lf'w'ns end comprising he
he Wea. ~ """u 20
~ - hne Wee ~ 90 d.Hs,eni r,ns,,.
~ ~ 90 snd cnfpmoa ~ % Fsrs,.
tffhT d4
81 49," ~ 'OOu D. 1000 pieces Chsmhe, p,,s,.
9oo - ''e ','s.i md mo.' il,hi,p,ssls ~, 10.
Is0 ae I'"'fn P-psf ~ ,sf,ous panss,.
100 d. eamm,a d. ~
r. ~, 80 nee tssn fuvhatsd IN Nsw Yssh sn5
pn,'' and we re ds5efns.s.i ssi d. -
-, I" ''' 'pfess Caunify Mefrhants go inv
80. '',"f 'p' sFek ED ihpy viii Gni bas
.'''~ 30 il's fsfisty 90 o. Monfos = Vhs,l..g
m1y -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29
CLICKENER's sUGAR.CoATED VIZ

GEiABLE PlLLS.--All diseases have their
origin IN impurity OF blood. However excel
lent the general health, there is no security
against fever, where the blood is impure. rs
indicated by eruptions of the skin, vertigo.
headache, lassitude, &c. The best purifier OF
the blood is Ciickener's Sugar coated Pills.
which is 50 skiliully compounded. that il does
not cause griping, the great objection to all
pulls. The envelope OF sugar prevents all
nausea, so that, save from the powerful, vet
easy operation, the patient would hardly be
aware that he had taken any medicine at all
30 well convinced is Dr.. Cickener of the eff.
cacy OF hrs pills in all specified cases, that he
Is pie lged TO return the money when the GRO
pr elect Is not produced. For sale by A.
o. FAiEcHLD. mas %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29

merchant Of New Orleans. named chile
Rivarle who was much esteemed In Tia; city
recently disappeared. leaving letter stating.
that heavy Losses would render him uuabl,
20 meet h's engagements. aud that he was
determined to pu' oa end to his existence
Ills bejy had not been found a, the last ac.
counts. The Courier says
The deceased was partner in the rcsper,a
"e n'n (not now eNisiing) of Peyroux. Ri.
~, Na'1v q - and tee was honestly persouihcd.
Had has friend, suspected that nj, rir,,unSi,n.
Ces were embarrassed, they would have com.
70 his relief, and placed him ia a position In
which he would have forgotten lh, losses =
Mr "ssion RlVarde, nephew aud partner al
inc deceased, has also disappeared within the
'as' Jew uays--no one knows whittier he Ia,
gone, coz what has become of him
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

BY last nights mail we received nothing
of any importance from the seat of war. We
make following extracts from the Baltimore
Republican;
THREE DAYS LATER FROM MEXICo-
PREPARATION TO FIRE ON THE u.
STATES SQUADRON.
The New Orleans papers contain adyiccs
from Vera Cruz To the 9th inst. We copy
from the Bulletin and Picayune:
The Archbishop OF Mexico. counted the lea
der OF the loyalists party died OH the I'd
The inhabitants of Vera Cruz were in constant
apprehension of an attack from the United
States, and the castle is said To be kept in
constant readiness. The commencement OF
hostilities on the Rio Bravo had not been
heard of at Vera Cruz.
A letter was received at Vera Cruz from
Tampico on the 9TH inst, which announced
the death OF Col. Cross OF our army. The cir
cumslances of his cruel fate are detailed "He
was taken by on armed party of Rducheros
aud hung Immediately 10 a tree" So says the
letter from Tampico.
The Mexican remote from the scat of war
were universally confident OF victory upon the
/ Rio Grnde. They founded their hopes pure
/ Is upon their numerical superiority. They
I set down the number OF their own troops al
/ 10 900 at the least, and that OF Gen. Taylor
AT les, than 3ODO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29
SMILES

A smile upon some kindred face.
when hu nan hearts wiihgriel are bowed
Is like u 8 lden rays that chase
The darkness from the summer cloud.
II lifts, aud thrills, and brings a cheer.
10 gild with JOY the saddest hours,
Aud sparkle on the soul as clear
AS dews that sleep on fainting flowers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29

DIR. JoHNSoN.--A young clergyman very
deficient IN learning complaining TO DR.. John
son, that some how or other he had lost all
ms Greek. 81 suppose" said the doctor. "it
was wa. a.! the time lost my great estate in York
Dr. Johnson insisted upon the necessity of
'he suOouinatlon of rank in society. "Sir ("
said he TO MIR. Boswell "therc is one Mrs
macauly 81 this town, great republican =
One day, when was at her house nut ON n
very grave countenancc, and said. Madam. /
avn Oecowe convert To your system. To
give YOU decisive proof am in earnest. here
iss very sensible, well behaved fellow-ci,izen
your iootmun, ldesirc that be may be- allowed
10 81 down and dine with US Your Jewellers
WISH 10 level dorm as far as Themselves. but
ueE oanont bear dwelling up TO themselves. -
I've doctor treated Mrs. Sddons. when she
called upon him in Bolt Court, with the most
maTked poliieness. Frank, his servant. could
not Immediately bring her a chair: 'You see
naaam, said the doctor. wherever Won 90
now dIihcult ~ IS 10 find seals"
winnie he was in the Isle of Null ver,
areay and barren place. be saw something
moving upon The ground aud asked Boswell
Wnat % was. a crow, =" was the answer
" " hat' said the doctor, "hsve Won ,ri1gs
aud do YOU live hers1"