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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02
nI.inreresred Patriotism.


Ii would be we'll for the Pcnsoned Press Of the
Administration to keep its mouth shut about The Pa
triotism of the War against Mexico. When public
organs commence TO question the Patriotism OF those
who differ from them, they should themselves be
sure tina, their conduct may not be questioned. We
humbly submit that the paid Press of an unpruci-
pied Administration should at least assume the garb
of modes,y, If the Patriotism Of the Union is 80
fierce, why do some OF the concern volunteer in
the ranks 10 serve the country
But the Union knows how much its Patriotism
brings. The profits Of the hundred, of Documents
ordered printed by both Houses Of Congress bring
the propre,ors of that paper income equal 10 that
of almost shy European Nobleman. The Report of
the Patent Office has just been printed, extending
over LISA psges-nine tenihs Of which are cut from
old newspapers, The clear profits on the printing
of this angle document is estimated AT ffty thousand
dollars. A man can afford 10 pirate of patriotism
while himself one two thousand miles from the
scene OF danger. Upon such income Benedict
Arnold could have afforded 10 be Patriot of the
first water. Our Patriotism such as i, is is unpur.
chased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02
Closing store, AT 6P. NJ.
To The Editor Of The Tribune:

10 me hGttor ~ me trtoahe;
Deeply impressed with the belief that there has
been talk OF late among the merchants Gown town
with regard to closing the during the Summer
months a; O'Clock In the evening and only require,
that the purpose should be general 10 make it
cessfal.
There bu, little business done after the above hour
aud The Clerks kept their high Stools kicking their
feet !o hour later and that the plensanest part
OF he day merely The sake OF form and to keep up
ssor o: business.
We know tina, It Is ridiculous fer Clerks TO think
cha; ;heywere intended be favored with tive
hottest privilege Of enjoying the nee breath CT Heaven,
much less actually stand in need OF 1t; but there
mus, ssariy be foolish people In the world We
willing incur such reputation, BY boldly thinking
dametrcay the ether way and therefore beg ef you 10
give Us ill., by shooting Of small Pa1hau Of your In
tlence side We don't ak yeu to help Is IL Any
thing that either unreasonable unjust i'll any
thing but what has already been made the subject OF
temptation. We only you give few vigorous
kicks ball has already been In motion, and
III your coed will, will guaranty you the
sincere and grateful thanks of MANY CLERKS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02
Delegates TO the City Convention.

At the election held yesterday for Delegates to
the Convention 10 revise the City Charter, tie
following gentlemen were elected
FEST wARD-Samue A Crspo.
SECOND wAEo-Richs:d French
Tnlgp WAKp--DAvIp GEABAH.
ForsrH wAED-George II Purser, Johs W AFeIT-
FIFTH wAxp-Ernauue B. Hart Lyman Candee
srxr. WAkp-Shirers Parker. Jsmes hcGay-
SEVENTH WAED-Robert H Asclay, Charles Il.
Dougher,y.
mas David A Fowler
p..il John x Flanagan
TENTH WAsD-Elijah F Purdy Bernard J Meserole.
ELEVENTH WAED-Abrshau Hatfield, William Gage,
Joshus Fleet
TWELFTH WARD-Abrshan V. Williams.
THi.rxESrH WARD-Jamcs II. Cook, DAME! D.
Briggs.
FOURTEENTH WAnD-Edward :. Irnes Stephen Has
brouck.
vrEs.
Porter.
SEVENTEENTH wAaD-F.ederck r Lee, Robert B.
Boyd Thomas McSpedon.
EieHrxzNru W1hp-George w. vsran, Henry A.
Beach.
Wings in Small Capitals.
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The Wharf.-The Convention.

t. tic lEdt:9r q H. TrJ5gze:
When viii The Nation hst ? when, In all her i'm
peri. greatness vii she pause when VIII sne ACT
with consuu,r1ate delibe.ation when VIII Inc rank
and file OF The Statesmen OF The Republic act IN nsF
m1ny and IN wisdom 70. the peace and PeFPeEu,'E
OF Inc Nation when viii political legitimacy De
Instituted here ! Al when! Il lily becomes ne
perhaps cvea 10 approach subjects SO complex and
30 pregnant with vast consequence TO the WORD
Stand here alone and exclusive. l oepiore 'nis az
isck upon Mexico | coudemn anu deocunce anu
execraie the policy which instiEHtec II 1hvre Is
tav Of account cuming-a great day, when the mo
ives OF the Administration and the motives OF pa
thetic men in the : Senate viii De understood-
on lhs, day respectfully predict, before Hsa'en'
shat extreme condemnation VIII De s'si'eo -ton
i characters o; the iscle TePresen'al.' =. 81
me. South and half the North In the approval
OF proposition Of such deep concernmen' 70 me
country how were Senator'S inpe!ed " hal
distinguished consideration dictated me Sen
ates enforcement OF the War Dill gu ha,e
preferred this ir;erTccaory, and pray yoI sHo' - -
:ia Tine will eve Is soir:ion Of It was ms con-
alteration which prompted Senators sense O. Ieu'eous
tu;y. When En=l>hnen and F-eI.chr1en teu'Oie ~ '
BE- sace o. 2Cwer ON this Continent and HneH a!
caton IS q, bicoty ics2e-heads. LET the answer 20 M
question be given the word Let assume io ol'ei
laoaleI; wti; few pretend 10 believe Ls. tne as
sumo that .laii be with England Inn 1Le
and hi. Cabret. and OF TIE Statesmen II senate Why
were competent 10 and defeat the eAsoa Nncn
riots -1gh al the I2uaca;ions al me 1eneIs! ,
ent, We th.l see what will be sad. and vhA' wiz &c
done This great disaster happens iha; II "i arc thai
according 10 ethics and philosophy II must necessarily re-
su; the present condition OF things from me seae
OF the administration toward Mexico, Truly oeeveonI
anon lie; the Republic accomplish hef oe'ahy a. II
pleases Heaven
I s1 prepared for the Convention. Nessrs. Michael
Homsu OF erkimer. and John Tracy Of Chensnso; e'e
in .--gi,y hose
ms evening IL superb landau drawn by two coal black
horses The o-king raishtis merry and nay say
word or t,v5 4; .her expense. auguF tha me AunlI,
a's Is he sweetly yclepi appointment 10 ihe hava
agency a; Brooklyn peculiarly fortunate mat
ter for him There certain exclusive pain 20 D. pul
sued in order 10 secure political distinction am s"oE
AFRAID hen Hoffman accepted ms COMMISSION, ne
ceviasd from th, path and hathe nsapped me P1inc
pie Of PrcCT-s-0n. -,
The Caqto has been arranged in most splendid man
ner every thin, particularly neat as love 20 see II
The csucls Q. ne radicals Will assemble on tomorFo"
(S-tur -ay evening hardly know VINO wiz occap! 'Hs
distinguished position President OF tbs convention
believe however that The principal competition Will De De-
rec- MeSsrs Ruggles and Tracy.
The weather is decidedly charming.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02
For The Tribune.


WE have heard great complaints from dairy
women about tisE milk getting sour during thunder
although perfectly short time previous.
The following piAts Will prevent this ir great degree.
AL the containing The milk onsh: be placed upon
non-contucors Electricity such blocks Of baked wool
pieces OF glass wood that has been well painted ard
vanished. These Articles easily provided. Bees
feathers and WOODEN cloth also non-coniuc;ors,
but Ineonvenieni 20 be used AL these articles viii ns'i
late the pans and prevent The electric fluid from entering
which Ia the Cause Of acio tact the principle Of
acldty itself We think have clearly shown this 10 be
the case n PArnphc: ;st published sonnet SGD.
glass basins were substituted for tn paws the plan would
be- better still and there would then De Necessity for
practice suggested Above the glass would preserve The
MIX much lopSeF sweet Than pans. and the act would
have no effect Upon il; We Of Any acid
has The least impression glass, except the fuoric acid.
AL ron vessels or vessels 1Dted o; iron, lin pans
are, .rac; the heat readily and Of the
mk and such IS the affinity OF for acid that we
toabt much II II Is lshet entirely Iron vessels
We aFe confident the very that could Dc Used for
lie purpose ihey are even inferio. TO wood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02
business Notlres.

MOORISH ESTIMATES or FEMALE BEAury-Thre. Lings
IN should be uhie-lne teeth. The lunca scerotca,
the whites oft- eyes and th- onpir,on GouRAuD hg
Nedleaed Soap certain produce the
ing ;ho f-ckes surhurn, pimpes, 1cl Taree hiugs
should be baet-th- half the eyebrows and their ashes
(GouRAuDs Greelan Hur Dye will naby produce this re-
sat Three should be the the mid Gle
and the finger ras GouRAuDs magnificent preparation Of
Liquid Rouge will imper, 10 hese permanent rosir-ss
Three should be free from harhs forehead tie upperip
aud tho erin, tGousAUns Pouiet Sube desi, ned
pressly TO .fee. these otj-cis
Tue snderwor1ing qaali-. OF DR.. FzLix GouRAUO's
various -puratioGs for e OF Female Beauty
ia we'll known the beau monde The boidotr NJ every
female ho values personal sbUunds with the
qli.tr productions # bis laboratory No toilet Ia consider
ed pltte without specially his delicious Soap.
Dr.. GouKAuD's Cosmetics, P-fflnsry, can only he
purchased s:ne tr.nembrrj Ct his depot, 81 WsXersL
first store from Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02
Life Assurance.

the National Life Insurance Society Of London row
they have par; Of aer capital invested in this country
and -:sks are accepted sud losses pod in New
York-under lie decision of highly respectable Loos
Board OF Direc:orswhout reference either case to
the London oce Affords 70 the assured al TIE advan-
,sg=s ior key 100 the -Mutusl" ,ys,eui iuas
auch ,hey divide The profits among the a.sured) OF
lcal eonpsay-ssd oaer abundant protection patron,
il the FAC; OF ineir nsTnx large capital independently Of
he accumulation Of pretsns Their raiea are low, aad
,aer loan syste makes The psyuen, OF premium, essy
10 parties who require such indulgence. The Board
Meets weesly-evesy Wedn esdsy-a, the Society.
oice, No - Wass Proposals are decided upon daily
The medical ccers meet at NJ and their fes Is paid
BY The Society new pamphlet has juss been Issued
d. this Institution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

DESTRUCTION or TIE APPLE CRoFs.-Ar Enoch
Gore Wilson Sanuels. E.q and other farmers OF t5is
County inform that species OF worm nas lately
ken its quarters IL their apple o!cnsr3s and Is &C.
s,roypg their whole crops OF young sppe' This woEr
is different from any hing thsi has been known IN his
region heretofore and even is name 10 unknown
Ssrdsiown (hyl Gsz.
r. Dr.. Edison. brother 10 Calvin Edison. now
deceased the great living skeleton WHO exhibited niIn-
,e in this country and Europe twelve years
is travelling through the country skeleton ccun-
terpart OF his deceased brother He is torry.;xo
years sge I'VE feet six inches in high; and weighs
only Ely pounds mere mass Of human bones.
iRoca. Adv.
PRODUCE GOING Up TIE OE1o.-On Yesterday
large qnsntity Of tcar shipped from this ciry
Pusoure CD al 10 cents per Dbl and considerable Guau
,ty OF bacon 80 eccts per hundred Il intended
for tho Eastern cities and vii, be taken through the
Pennsylvania canals Produce is taken By this 70
avoid the ri.k Of pyiya;eers a. sea
81. Louis New E,a May sd
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Inv Courts.

MONDAY, Juno J.
Court FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS -St,pben
Whitn,y defendant In error ada. HVgh McReon. pain
It'd in error--Mr W. gave 10 Ross q mcCormic and
Reywood srd Edward Mck.On leases Of lots Nos. 2rG
ae3 and go Hrnryst which we're improved As coach
makers establishment Al the death OF Edward Nc.
Keon the leases assigned 10 Hugh McKeon who
put his nephew Patrick o. Hare In possesston aud sue
s.qurny resold rho leases. An srreAr OF rent Tor W
wards Of $500 having accrued Mr. w aistr"ined spon
the property the premises from which sO7 "a was
realized He di.possessed the tenants and subsequently
sued Hugh Mex the balance. Tho case WAS tried
before Judge Kent and verdict given for plAnut. Va
riou exceptions aud the carried To the
Supreme Court. which affirmed the decision Of the
Court below and farther appeal is made to this Court
Messrs Edward Sandford and C. F. Buhl-r appear Tor
Mfr w. and Messrs Jas T. and John l.. Brady for hr.
Mckeon.
Z 5. CIRCUIT CorRr-Before Judge Betts-Ths Couts
IL still in the patent of Day Meyer Yes
erdsy occupied in the cumming up, and tie cause
will b. concluded this forenoon.
CHANcEtLoE's CoURr.-The Chancellor was yester.
day engaged in hearing motions on appeal, &c.
The various County Courts took recess yesterday.
absorbing to law. 1t being day of general Election.
The inquiry 10 Justice Drnker postponed 10 this
afternoon al { O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

ryy- A vsuus man was se-u on board the Fulton frty
bnat last Sunday. la kUown though much sterrd
he formerly had csrroly red hair hut low MS hair
golden auhirn lint psifA"t, h.su'itr through u'hg
.bilirg bottle Of JoNEs's HAIR RssToaA WIKI
fo,crE the grow dark add beautiful ttJps liz falling
OF pcnr dsnr aud dresses ths oa most bess
uty Keeping In order III Illness loeg CHE
preparation made. Sold 80 Chsihain.s or AS Bro
my
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02
Business Notifies.

IL PLrNsEs NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GA1Lr,Y
25I Broadway the upper corner OF aorrsy,.s. !,
without Gpy exception the s.ncen, Of ;he kin,
". believe 10 the world Tire penciog, OF n.,ar. an
at are truly wonderful from any person Of n,
r..and;rg will confirm all that can say OF toe ,sr
md CEMENT displayed by Professor Plumb AZ h,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

81 NO EXTRA will be issued from The Tribune Office
this day unless have Intelligence dsec; from General
Tayprs Camp Naval force in the Ga or other News
OF very decided importance. The EFESiN'
EDITION Of The Tribune, however which we regularly
pub.h the year round, will contain all the items oil news
including the Stock Sales, Markets &C. received from all
quarters up O'Clock in the afternoon Persons wish
LOG to ,epd 20 their ends the very latest News by the
Mails and Boats which leave the City the afternoons,
will and the Evening Edition of The Tribune FOR sae At
the counter in wrappers ready for mailing. they
proccre the paper from the Sewsboys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

S,Nuss SARSArANtLLA-lu eminent phy sic"u o Of
M VA usol- WORK, h published says The Gocute
The absorption e. mrd cinsl -GbIia iho he hoof
.~ general received for Il cabl- uf phy suoyes
chemical Ihcrsp' ucal de moustait n ltis by Us i'm.
mediate operation the vital sr- au that S-nd.. Sssps
tlz has performed such astonishing cures OF cefod,
Erupuvr An q rncu dseEs-s, snd host ct oh-r
DE. ut which infected hlo cd is the fountain The detergent
hrrI,h h- h, tween disrsty- spp,r,ras
and the vrins the ircuniou, and thereby s n-usz
Ing puity properties eIle ali that foreign to Tho
coupost o MY blood The rspdlty with wh oh lhs
various disease removed bv THIS dr-
And rs uniform Is established by multitude o.
tested facts.
,.=p-red and sold wholesale and retail. by A. B. D.
,sfDS Druggists. leo FultOu-sL ~ William. New.
York sold also rs Broadway = rSst Broadway, IT'D
~ pruSsisis epeo, hrou .hou the United SIaes Srtg
II prT sp.Ilc : hnui.. ''- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

n We learn from Albany that the Loco Foco
Conventional Caucus on Saturday evening was at
tended by only 40 members. II was called 10 order
By MICHAEL HOFFMAN, LEVI s. CaATYIELD was
appointed Chairman, and HEsRr NIcoLL Of New
York and LEMUEL SrETsos of Clinton were chosen
as Secretaries After conversation, the Caucus
ON motion of Gen. WARD. adjourned to meet in the
Senate Chamber on Monday at 8 O'Clock, A NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

Dx1lcIors ooIoNo.-lhs mos, delicious blsck tea,
BY ,ni, name is sold BY the Pesin Tea Company, Is
and - Fulton y, MY cents per pound cop.arers
o, bsck ia 10 bs suited at this extensive -
absbu,er, where every variety cultivated in the Chi
ns,e Empire /, kept The fouHs Tyson Tea ssey sell I,
- cent. /, equal most Of the tea sold eisewh-re
lol lar ,er pound. Ne recommend eur reader, 70 r,
,b.s, tea, and Judge for them, elves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02
pI.c,,ou for school Officers.

At the Election held yesterday in this city for
Commissioners. inspectors and Trustees OF Com
mon Schools, the Wbig tickets were elected in the
Hid and XVIII Wards: in the remainder Of the
Wards the Loco. Foco tickets were successful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

r- Ladies who wish sv.Utbe and b-e-6-,l ,o,le; -
,srs.iou sre informed ,asi Pa>on's Chemical H.r l.
viyc,s,or The hest IL The b-s evidence II,
-r.. the c-rti-c,,e- OF those who have H. ~hsA
ear y. .-en <, thu ptoprie Des5 o. Broadway Jut
SON. Ho.l For "a by .rng md f>ncy dealer. ser.,,
CIV and county Price 81 pr b,ue hsf.'z- 81 cent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

u NV COMPANY roR MExIc0-A Pubic Meeting
be held Saturday, May So PARK for toe pur-
pose OF r-non.tr.Iing ~ TN young ho goiog TO
Mexico To- join The Amy that they do disgrace their
country by goiGs WITH pimped totch-c, sqnbufn. or
cissgured fsc- or with bad dirty rusty fiery h-st Of
hair, when hey can have aG- clean ,sy OF nair
By 1sing hree-.sill,ng boue of JoS.ss CORAL HAIs
RL.TcsATIyE, and healthy, clsar pexou By using
czkr Of Jorts's ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP which never
f.h ic curIog ptmp.-, fr-ct-s ,unpurn isn ar Bo,h
sold al q ssn OF the American Eagle 90 ChsIha a.
or AS Broadway and Ss Fuon-.t Bro9aiya mysO 2uyot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02
I'll, email a, dr.t, grow lager from 4eray.

- INV = "a .irii sT4 sh1 ciHrrGlDg way
Thrs oy sGcr-s.iy- thro-s tn frame IL torn
Ttli be ,fh ana peac1 ~ mind alike are gomez
~ To -oofhe the suffer inas of humanity-to
anchor tic Inc oidi.s1-- grand prrc VI ined
Cal scr1ce This IL sufficiently demonstrated in III. viz
t1eH ofDf Woods Ssrs.p sftl!a and Wild Cherry 3ers
The cure. effected Of Dyspepsia Indigestion, Vertigo Pal
by this medicine would Ill volumes.
Sold, wholesale and retail. By WYATT L KETCEAM
BIeecker.st N Y. lei su..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

OUTSIDE First Pose-Thompson's Reoolecaons Of
Mexico; War Matters; Senatorial Election 10 Maine ;
Persinmou Letters No 6; War with the Indians the
Convention Letter from Albany; Atrocious Murder;
Death Of stephen w. Brown. Fourth Pdse-City Items;
Law Courts; sbipwreck ssles of Stocks Msriue News
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02
ROYAL GrELEY & co.

IMPORTANT SALE OF THEOLOGICAL AND CLASSICAL
Books Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons, st O'Clock
will be sold by Royal ttley 4 Co. AT 'he!r LopS Rocc
81. Broadway OF puane-s,. large an. valU.is
library OF Theological and Classical Boeks. embracing
any -re works OF English editions. toseiher with macy
scarce Classical Works in Lain, Ggesk. Hebrew and Ger
y, ,r languages. lel q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

" 7rareIe-s and Others leaving the City In The afser
noon sreinformed that Eoentng Edition Of The Ir6EN,
Is printed every day, containing the Stock Sales Mar
kets. News by the Southern rns &C. up 10 } o'clock
BY iDquiring Hewsboys for the E0entn Edition
Of The Tribune every viii be able 10 take with tm
tho latest news NJ to the time Of leaving the City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

70 tremendous crowd visited the Museum Yesterday
10 -. The Liging Or,ng Outsug and Mammoth Bows nd
i,r-s., n hi SclccK sis-ruon soc he
egv,iag. rh-y retained ior To-day src We as'e
dub, hi. pl,cc ~ he -ary MD "l- No p.r-m
M GUY III ely affords attractive TIL for even double
he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

IN, not been seen It was supposed he fell into he dock
AZ the loot Of washiuston-t ara Yesterday iefeHoh
number Of guns we're 'r:,SS discharged At h' isee "a
he hope OF sing him.
t1F The City Inspector had better not attempt 10
.--. Fur.p pear stap,ic-. be ,Dsy cst IN toe
mud and Es csnro, spare bin ju,t Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

- Grand Musical Entertainment OF ST. HOuirel per.
f,ruer.s Grevrs No Johnst every Jay ant evsn,,,
,h,, week where the lsdes and gentlemen e.pec,s
invited 70 attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

To FAMILIES, MEkcHsSrs, TsAvELERs, Nc Vls'uts
New York The house at ComsiocA ~" having 90" %
tanned such irrusudous celebrity hlr thrir ffurl-''Y
Patent Medcres they deem sufficient o form the raNc
travelling coninuuitv here me "'islua aVcs
can be- IN iher scrut excellence Al their Stag
sootaIory great travelling iofouemare Il CoflAa'
The Original ard genuine Pain Extractor Depot
U.ys. Imminent for tn Piles.
The E,ir-ct ui Sarsaparills 10 purify tho b.oot'
East lndz Hair Dye.
Roach Sane Ia xii Roaches aud Red Bugs
Also tho only Laboratory aud soap Nuas Tor INA geru.
Walnut Oh Mintsry Shaving Soap, made only genuine
By Mr.. " IN Johnson.
Juhnsons for removing reckes Tan sun0uT1 and
oeRuufytug me comp lcN'on
A warm ted remedy for Rheumatism.
Sick Headache Remedy.
HANDKERCHIEF Essences. R,i Minds.
All varieties of PcrtUmery
Balm OF Columbus for the ii air
Ok Marrow aud oe1rs on, warranted pure.
Mri4n Bs sam for Tue h-ir.
Antrgus OLE. Ouo OF Ro.e In gilt bottles. Sc. Al the
Steam Soap Works and Laboratory y CulaEd-sL New.
York.
rh. only depot for the M-gical Pain Extractor aa
q COrtland-st nselm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

a., wewould CAL The attention of our reader. to
=4s of splendid Rosewood and Mahogany Furniture IL,
law by Willie, & We.,ervel; at No 90 Greele,, Sea
.r,-,,ssr,apt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

r. The DAILY Journal is the title OF a small
bu, daily u.t started wsterowp. NY It's Ed
tied BY J. GAzESr Of the Blsck River Journal snd
see hois,s the name Of Mlard Fillmore for Governor
Success Il,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

r. LIFE lS PEAIElE LAND: BY Eliza w
Fsrnhan has jus, waee its appearance from press
the MesSrs HarpsTs, forming No. - of thei5 New Ms
ceapy Il, In the graphic description OF scenes
aud occurrences which fell untsr she Of the auto.
during temporary adjourn 81 the West while travel
Ing that interesting portion OF our country. Mrs. =
we3s vigorous pen ard describes what she sees with
remarkable 1dsl;y. Many Q: her pictures Of Western
scenery and domestic life beautiful and the whole book
sdapsd 20 ipAr Clearer impressions of the Of
seS IL the places through which she traveie II will no
t."N many readers who Will prize Il less to- the
80 eu u conveys than for the Amusement; il
cpA Mairon OF the Female p~,n a, S, S,nr ~ ,st.,
& ns eenHnendee herself 10 the strong regards
sncs with ss 70 zee our Prisons controlled In accord
AH's "''1 s"s principles Of humanity and rtlsion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

x W. W. KINGSLEY is agent for the sale Of tho Tn
huns In Nsw-L0nden, Connecticut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

r. "CHRosIc1Es OF THE FLEET. BY Peri2s-
.!eian" hss Just been shabby issued by Les Banct.
ard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

AMHERST CoLLEGG.-The Rev. Edward Beech
of Boston has accepted The Invitation address the
Literary Society Of Amherst College on the afternoon
preceding the next Commencement. and the Rev Mr.
Agnsw of Albany will deliver the usua discourse before
the Society Of Religious nquiryo the evening Of the
came day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

NorlCE-The Walnut Oh Military Shaving Scan, wtitu
hR, % rGu1 il thu Of Mr.. WIN. Johnson,
t- only manufacturer OF article. Al CofEpdG-
.nd has 10 comm ~iIh Vroom Fowler, rvpr
,-urd by those end-ayor mzs- capital out OF hl
oarr- manufacture. aud sae Of spurious article
myl8 li,ll