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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
BAILEY1s SARsAPARILLA.

ESSTA9LISHEDIN 1 S34-Phis preparation OF Sarsa
"a psrs ha. been ~ before the public and from s
superior merits has gsire for ilsea high reputation
rene agent svorsby by The medical frazier
nifty generally aud prescribed by theu their Practice Is
in very hls rrpule The United States Navy anu Army
has always received their patronage aud approval and
all the purposes for which Sarsspaa used this pre-
paraior OF Ssraparis stands unrivard IL possesses
double strength Of any other Sarsapsrla In use being
prepared In regular scientific msnner, may properly be
regarded the Triumph of science cuscKery The
following arc my wholesale Agents IN New York city:
WYATT KETCHAM.
HAYDOCK, CORLlES Il co.
NJ WARD.
For sale al retail by Messrs Wyatt Recham, and the
druypIl generally ,oug hout tue United Sales ana OF
VIM. BAILEY Proprietor, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Prcs 81 ,iuyle 81 30 per dox el lm 2AwMSF'
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CONSTELLATION lOoSTTVENBss)

CONSTIPATION (OOSTIVENBSS)
nESTROYED withouIh Medicines, Ipjecltons or Bah'.
~ Dbcovery recently made In FIa2ce by Mr. Wsrton,-
Price ~ cents.
The nth English ediuoL, translated from Tho Esd French
edition of The exposition of natural simple, sgreesble and
inslble means recently discovered In Frsnco) not only
OF overcoming but also of completely destroying oosnnas
purgauves injections, or baths; follow cd by great
OF authentic documents from emuent physicians
and other persons OF distinction, certifying the COM
pete efficacy Of tho sod the National Depot OF
Warrior Of Paris No. l52 Wlamst between Fulton and
Ann sts and aso of Mr. john Mhau, i8S Broud way; MI
C. h Riug, John-s and Broadway; Messrs Wyatt
ketcbam LII SuiyOe-ss and In Brooklyn 81 DR. SnKriss
Stans No. 1874 Fulton AZ nlyI5 2awlmtrkTu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

e Mutual Benefit Lie insurance Company,
No Ii Wal-st-Itis year since the Institution
enced the business Of Life Insurance the liberal plan
then announced Its prospectus That the principles
herein contained have met with The appreciation Of those
who have ghI the advantages which such Institution
affords making provision for family needs no other
proof than The of the fac, that 1901 Policies have
beeu Issued and that premiums TO the amount Of S542
. have been received during that period
The Of funds received for premiums has already
estssh-d large capital which rapidly By
the the cond years premiums the sccruing
ard The receipts for new policies. The
cumu alton from enables the Directors full
I'll their promises TO lay up fund To meet the In
cressirg sges nsured-equsl rensufng every e-pay
all demands for osses and divide large profits among the
Insured
r. April Stntemenr-Mutus Benefit Life Insurance
Co-Otice No Ii Waii-sl-Poiicies issued:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
SeneruI Notises.

e Removal.-'No Charge until the Harris Restored ,
The propr-tors office FOR the application Of Bss's Hair
Restorative the above to No 10 De-
ancey-sL the Bowery. Depos-Btzssr, It's Broad.
way, New-fork MilssI Boston; log Nln,h.s, Phads.
phiA- leg lWose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

~ A large meeting of the Disbanded Volun-
teers was recently held In tho Parish of West Fecana
La The meeting passed Resolutions strongly commend
ing Gen Gaines calling out the mouHted sun-men and
as strongly cesrng the War Department for counter
rnannIrp be order OF the General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
.The error was corrected for our morning edition. led

CAPT. PAeE-An anonymous friend writes us
that ou- Washington correspondent must be mis-
informed in regard to rroane remark said TO have
been made by Capt Page regard the recent defeats
OF the Mexcsns by our army; he says Capt is gen.
,leman of high principle and gentlemsny bearing who
would not use vulgar and profane language He adds
a" know well his views In regard to this War-that he
was from the commencement opposed 10 the wnole
measure of Annexation and OF concentrating our troops
there for its defence and that II was unjust and WICKED
bu, "A good soldier be faced danger duty called
This writer should have observed that correspond
en-, only copied remark from letter. to illustrate
the horrors of War and these 1t does illustrate Whether
Capt Page made the remark it 10 legitimate and
logical expression OF the spirit OF War.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

I1JAKN WEATHEK-rh- Unpleasant cold ard
w caup wea,rsr VI month will undoubtedly re
folio I'd by excessive h-st reminding those not already
proyiG that Iney require Refrigerator 10 Keep cool and
their TODD Patent Les Fr-ez-ro freeze their Gus.
tard. Wine Coosr for The sdvocai.s OF No Licenfe
ater Cooler for thse who voted 10 favor of License
and lastly b. used ir.ty every morning. shower
Bath cool and cleanse themselves poreay All tnese
srcles be found In that store ofcool novelties descp
tive Of aud about which has been written rsct already
distributed largely around The houseaeepers OF ihis com
rnurily These may be had grauitousy al The store
M * Nsid-n.lane IA
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NEw.YoRK, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE "a ,s4e.

cessary by amending the Constitution. ne ~isneG
to confer additional local powers OF Inc u
Supervisors elected by the various cliies ana Coun
ties and 10 enumeraie the general powers 70 DC
vested in the Legislature TO enable II 10 AID In car
rying on the Government
The Amendment adding the appointment or
eiecton of Judicial Officers. and their tenures OF
ofSce.' 10 the 10th Resolution was by Mr. Bas-
com-,he concluding words, and compensation,
by Mr.. Chstfeld.
There may be some additional arrangements for
Committees tomorrow, or some alteration made IN
The wording of the above Resolutions but ;hoognt
it important TO show what had been agreed upon al
most unanimously as TO the subdivision OF business
The names OF the members no are 10 compose the
various Committees will doubtless be announced TO-
morrow.
We had not many ladies to-day, but three or iour
members were talking about them, including Mr..
Morris Mr.. Bowdish got resolve referred 10
one of the embryo Committees 10 inquire into the
expedency of giving 10 females after uarriage the
right to hold and dispose OF property and 10 secure
the same against being seized for the debts OF Inc
husband
Campbell P White is not the only adopted clti
zen in this Convention. Daniel John shaw,
Democrat, F srmer, bachelor OF 50, and whose
ancestors we're originally il I may use the e1
preston, from Scotland and England, is Delegate
from the County of Cayuga, and native OF The me
old County of Antrim in the North OF Ireland. l
am told that three Irishmen are honored by seats on
the floor of the Convention. May they prove worthy
of the honor-for it is indeed one OF the highest that
Man could bestow on Man in civilized lie n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

Whole number policies lst year..............l7Ul
Whole amount OF premiums hrst year 26s %
This Company has with but two Losses, amount
Ing 10 seven Thousand dollars,
RoeT. L. PATTERSON, President
BENZ. C. MILLER Secretary.
Jos. L. LORD, Agent
Jas STEWART NJ Il. No. 62l Broadway mylH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

r. American Institute.-A sisted meeting Of ibis
Institute Will b. hed The Repository In the Park this
Thursday evening Il oclocA. full attendance Is
quested He'll q ID MEl}s, Rec. Sec
~ The Cure without NIcdicine.-Dr. CHRIsrrE's
GALvASic RINGS AND MAGNETIC FLUID.-This new april
cation OF the mysterious powers OF Gavanism snd Magnet
ism attracting increased attention for its wonderful eff
cacy OF Nervous Dsorders-the most psuu and
,,iious the many diseases which all subject
The simple application OF the Rings and Fluid 10 reed
Ing the the expensive Batteries and machines being
more preferable for their uniform cheapness safety aud suc'
cess Only Agency In New.York 1872 BROADWAY.
A new work Galvauism by DR.. A. H. CHRISTIE Jus!
isIued and be had gratis The agency mylssf isp
r. To Lades.-Mrs COVE continues TO give sdvice
directions with 10 the application OF Water
Cure in all diseases OF women and children al her resi-
dence, Sl l0th-st myI Sun
~ For Boston van Norwich and Worcester.
The Cleopatra Capt Williams, viii Leave Souih
side Of Pier No Non Rivur evey Monday, Wsd<say and
Friday, P. M. connecting with the cars al Aly,s
Point fmy5tfl CAGE8 PRATT. Jr. Conductor.
CV J.. Sherwood. COn,hi.sioner or Deed, Tor me
sts:es Of New York, OHIO Michigan, Illinois aud Texas;
also. Wisconsin and Iowa Territory. Ofcs = Ptue-sl
doors tofC Custom u ssira. Iuy2S n
e. May Statement Tho Mutual bcneh. Lns ~
Co No.l Wslo issued during the month OF May
~ D,tt-,A wiz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

CV Rev LEONARD BACON has accepted an invl
ta;on to deliver Discourse Civil and Religious Lioer
~ in New-uavcn on the Fourth Of July. The object Of
the celebration Of which hi, address Ill be the principal
FEATURE /. 10 redeem the soaked. powder smoked
anniversary from the riot and dissipation which have so
generally characterized 1t in time past.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
April stntemenr-Mums Beueh. Life Insurance

81
Policies issued from st May, lS4 Sls March, 1886,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

AiANTED-At Mnlvie, Msxs. ssventy-eyo
w slrs that sufficiently acquainted with tho at OF
weaving thai they readily their hand to weaving
fancy csssieres power c oms sso twenty jack spin
also, hep work In wooden card ROOM The above
described help wanted ncediaely and such strict
y temperate and industrious will End steady employment
Al liberal wages by applying 10 the subscriber al M,lve
s2Su Z. l. HARDlN0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

DIAMOND BRACELkT LOST.-on Tuesday
~ evening, 9Th iu't he.-e-n un'onplaee and Cbn,es-
place. tprobsby Ia Shat In gong from carriage
10 housed Diamond BrscesI Toe Grdrr viii b, suitably
rewarded by leaving al 81 Nirth Fifth avenue
jsll S.
cSn REwAkD.--Losl = Lsdy's Gold Waich,
eDCU sroiaera Nelly maker, No. 67Ss The above 70.
ward will he paid delivery ofthe watch 10 good order,
at No " Ferry. st and no questions asssd. iel0St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
Boarding anu Sotr!s.

MRS. CHITTENDEN's private boarding. .bo7so,
Afl Do Gresue-sL the Warrington Parade wherc
three gentlemen with their wives, few spglo
gentlemen hnd comfortable apartments, othsr furnish
riO nnha nj, h d with hoard. iall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

rT May Statement IN, Mutual Bench: Lie IN
Co. No.ll Wallet Issued during the month OF May
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

rSs THE REMOVAL AND eEEhASkST cTIx OF Al
DISEASES ARISING FROM AN fNFUSE STATE OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
miscellaneous.

OFFICE or TBE DELAWARE AND HUDsoN CArhL Co.
N-wYork. June !, ie+6.}
THE Board o! Managers Of this Company have declared
semi annual dividend OF Eight per cect out OF tho
profits Of Company payable and after Monday The
8th instant
The snsfebook will remain closed FROM this date 10
tho morning OF the 9Th instant
Holders OF tho Scrip Stock particularly requested 10
r-tura lh.ir Certificates In order tla may
ssued In their place. BY order OF the Board,
j-l I'm ISAAC N SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21

Polk and Dallas were hung in etigy on the
ith street road, about q mile from rittsburgh,
week. occupied that conspicuous PC
for the space OF five days. and none mo-
them. They were then taken down
and burnt. and not one among the c%oncourse
ol people who voted Tor these meu Tor the
offices in the gift OF the people, slept
forward To prevent the ceremony or r"move
the evidences OF their Degradation in The pub
lie eve. Does not this tell a tale ol political
treachery in those high iunctionaries that the
people know TO be true aud to deserve ~.
bukel Could we suppose that ,hcse men fell
one pang OF shame, entertained one thoush
above the exeuise of that power which the!
have los a time obtained, we could imagine
them groauing AMI praying IA the deepest ag
ony ior some one lriend' to come forward an,
wipe away the stain before the public eye
Had they 80 prayed they would have prsye'
in vain. Dallas heard not the voice of
whole people bcseechiug him not to prove
traitor to all his past professions. They beg
gcd him, by all that was holy in heaven q
loved ON earth, by his love Tor his home, ia
the companions of his youth aud the friend
oi his manhood, To save them; but he turnc
a deal ear 10 their entreaties aud prostratei
himself before the god Of party that he woI
shipped. The retrIbution is just.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21
For me Times

" AWF ~ $3.50
My Dear Sir really believe YOU ieel os
much interested tor one part oi the city as "a
uother--your occasional remarks evidence that
youdo. DO YOU not think those South heel
ing folks arc a most discontinued, %grumbhng.
dissileeted sort oi beings; they are continually
compi ining that the corporation will do moth
iug lor them but collect The taxes, True, you
cannot very well get out ot the city IN a car
rage, that way, but what business, | should
like To know. have they with carriages. By
jumping over the gullys IN The streets, they
eau get along very well. They do not COZ
slider the lIouoT and priyijiges they ENJOY IA
being admitted into the city proper, aat per
mitted Ia pay their full quota OF taxes WITH
the greatest. They complain also oi paying
the very highest rates ior the water. and be
cause m some of the alleys over there, tb,
pipe Is 80 small that il more thu one neigh.
Dor IL draw Ing at the sumo time, they can tge
any I'LL he Is ione did you eyerl And
should like TO know IL the Ohio ein't as iul
ot water nov as IL ever was. aud II they can
take their buckets aud bring il as they use'
to do. I'm atFaid the fostering care the CIT,
has extended over them, has made them proud
do wish, Mr.. Wharton, YOU would read then
a lesson, and II 4 hear any more grunb.ing
| will let you know.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21
NJ WAY r

The Wilkesbane Advocate says, that the
iron operators at Danville have given notice
To- their hands that "a reduction of thirty PEI
cent. viii take place in their wages on the ist
Of October next Almost every paper that
comes ito hand contains similar accounts OF
proposed reductions in the wages OF the hands
ia manufacturing establishments, and it must
be so. The workmen suffer in the reduction
of wages the farmers s%ufieLin the reduced prices
OF their products, because the people, who con
sumo, have not the wherewith to pay, and the
employers suffer, first brcause they must fall
TO the prices at which the foreign product is
sold in order TO break them jown-tlien, it
they are enabled to bear up against this, they
will be compelled to sell higher 10 make up
for losses-loss o. interrst, storage, &c, while
the money goes out OF the country to buy for
eign goods.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21
AMERICAN HOME lEAcrr

NJ stewart ~ his speech in Congr.ss m
I'iil' proposed 70 cOunteraet he egcc,.
- ~ Dnl oy a home league. His prom.
Tano ' was lnat ihe people meet add form
shemsel'es into societies. and cnie, into ,os' "
Iu''"'s' - licy did ln ihe Revolution IN an
sam rom Use ~. Of foreign. add c-,.gi.gy
if,osh B9ods.-iic% exempted he ir-t article,
"i ics and coffee, furnished by Brazil and -.
a. Since u was the declared purpa-a If ny.
secretary Of The Treasusy to l,s-e o.,
goods upon the county, snd break up the &
IneHcan supply. ho was for one determined
to resist h.-AmfricaH Ciiizen.
HOME LEAGUE-we ore pleased to
lesm hai several 81 our fellow citizens who
take . deep interest in The establishment Of
The Home League, will be- present and address
@c meeting on Saturday night. u will. we.
believe he one Of The largest meeting, eve,
held ga Ibis city excerpt duiug a presidential
canppign.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21

The beuutieso Of Lightning "A robbery was
committed yesterday in Springfield. Mdssa-
chusetts, by servant woman by the name OF
CstharInc Holleran, in the employ OF Mr..
John Healy, whom she robbed OF $500 IN bauk
bills, and Immediately took the O'Clock train
oil cars for New Haven, supposed TO he bound
Tor New York. Information was sent on by
the lightning telegraph, giving a description
and name OF the tliiel, and placed In the hands
OF the Ctief OF Police, about 3 o'clock the
same afternoon, who at once deputed officer
Bloom, one of his expert officers, To watch the
New Haven boat; and sure enough, upon the
arrival OF the steamboat, the officer observed
the woman, whom he felt confident was the
thief from the description, having Lef trunk
placed upon a cart. and was in the act oil get
ting ON, wtFnl lie addressed her, calling her by
name, and she answered, "why, | don't know
youl' 0h.s said tie officer, | knew you when
YOU lived in Springfield. ''DHt yOul" she
said, lin just come from there. This ac-
know Judgement was quite enough Tor the oli-
Ger, who jumped upoa the cart along with the
woman aud ordered the cartman TO drive 10
the Chief = Office. On searching her person
the officer found Sl9S oil the stolen money tied
up in her handkerchief. In her trunk a nuin-
Der of articles were found, such as ladies'
dresses and fancy articles. evidently stolen.
Information was immcdio ,ely despatched back
by the tel .graph, that the thief was caught *
the money recovered.-This has been the first
cilectual arrest made by this method, and GER
tainly proves most conclusively. that light
Ming goes a ~'leetle' ahead oil railroads as yet,
The prisoner was committed by the Chief OF
Police To await the reQuisition OF the State OF
Massachusetts, /. Herald.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21

The Bath (Ae) Eaqoirer sass-TwelSe
years ago last fall, a brig called the 'Nhe''
Capt. Bookings, sailed from this port Tor the
"1,y't ssasvs Ss~sssssessl.s So. VA. found
GU need. returned home TO Woolwich. aftc
an absence III Mexico and South America o
SIX years, aud he states that he saw i'm Cali
iornid a man named Jones, who sailed in In,
ME that Jones stated that when in the
neiSl3orhood OF Bermuda, the brig was falIer
~ WIN by a rakish craft, that she WAS robbie,
ot ali her yaluabies, that Capt. Bookings am,
All MS crew were transferred TO the pirate YES
ser The Nile was then scultlcd, tho cre,,
'oNen 10 tue south side of Cuba, transferred tr
anot0er vessel, carried TO Mexico, placed in
,he mines, aud there they have been kept al
,noof ever since being allowed one hour i'm
'"eh'y I0ur. Jones, by dint Of good fortune.
succeeded IN escaping, some five or six wear,
slhce' aud IN finding his way to Californii,
where he i|aow living. The reportlIas caus.
e' some excitement in this region. and ",
"n'erSt'nI thit measures are on foot to test
10 correctness. Mr.. Reeds friends have no
oouDt OF hs vcuCity."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21
IN CHURCH.

a young gentleman happening to SIT in the
pew adjoining one in which was "a young la
dy Tor whom he conceived a most sudden &
violent passion, felt DESTROYS of entering into
a courtship on The spot; but the place not suit
ing a formal declaration. the eAigency sug-
gested the following text-2d EpisIle of john,
verse 9Th: "And now | bsseech thee. lady,
not as though had wrote a new command.
mcnt, but that we had IRON the beginning
that we love one another" She returned the
bible with the follow ing 81 chapter OF Ruth,
10th verse. Then she fell on her face, and
bowed herself To the ground, aud said unto
him. why have ! found grace in ihine eyes
that thou shOuldsi take notice of me, seeing |
am a stranger" He returned the book point.
ing TO the 81 Epistle Of John: "lllying ma
ny things To write unto YOU, i would not
write with pen aud ink; but 1 trust to CONT
unto YOU and speak face TO face"
From the above interview, the marriage
took place the ensuing week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21
PERSEVRPANc

The Chinese tell OF one oftheir cauntrvmer
VINO bad been making strenuous efforts 60 AZ.
quire literary iniormltion, who, diseonroged
6y difficulties, at length gave no his books ~
despair As he returned to manual emplov-
mepl' ne saw a woman rubbing a crowbar IN
a stone ON enquirlng the reason. she replied
sue was IN want OF a needle, AMI thought she
would rub down the crowbar in 49,, :,
small enough. The patience of tho aosJ e.
male provoked him to make another nj onJ
ne succeeded ia obtaining the rant of one of
the first three in the Empire.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21

ERPioymeni.-The following just scntt-
luent WAS uttered by DNsIEL WEBSTER, IN a
late speech in the Senate ofthe United States.
1t should be had in everlasting remembrance;
Sir, | say ii j. employment that makes the
people happy. Sir. this great truth ought
never to be iorgotteu; it ought to BE- placed
upon the title psge OF every book on political
economy intended ior America, aud such coun
tries as AmeTica. IL ought 20 be placed ia ev-
! cry farmers almonac. II ought to had the
columns OF every tanners migazine aud me-
chaniCs magazine. II should bc proclaimed
ever, whcr, notwithstanding hat we hear OF
the usciulnesS-sud | admit the high useful.
nrss-oi cheap toad Notwithstanding that
tie great truth should b. made into proverb
it couId-that ,ghorc there is pork for m
hands d. The men, there lodi be cork fur hciI
iccih. Where there - employm ent there vii
be bread. And IA d county like ours, where
with d great deal ui spirit and activity amour
the muses., IT they can find employment, iher
~ always great Willingness Tor laber. II the.
can obtain idir compensation Tor their labor
they will have good houses. good clothing
good food. and the meaus of educating thei
families; aud il they have good nouses. an
good clothing, aud good foot, aud means c
r educating their children, from their labor
that labor will be cheerful, and they will b.
contcntod and happy people
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21
THE CORN LAWS ARE REpEALEDl

let the price IF Produce in the East is on
the decline! The last steam packet brought
intelligence that the crops OF England Ireland
and Scotland We're in a sery precarlous con
diiion, The season was extremely wet aud
unlavorablc. Vet even this did not bring up
the price of either Wheat, Flour or Cornl-
Flour was worth but a fraction over 81 PEI
barrel in New York. on Saturday last, which
brings il down 10 about S2.37 a 500 here.
Flour for export, il purchased here, would
bring but little over -, which would not al
low of more than 81 cents at the outside ior
Wheat Farmers of The West, what think
YOU of Locoloco free trade!--Ohio statesman.