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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13
By TIE SOUTHERN MAIL.
ygorsruEsrs ny Tax PRESIDENT AND SENATE

APPOINTMENTS ny TIE PRESIDENT AND SENATE
S46- T-,csgrers.
MN c Borcx OF New York. Assistant Treasurer OF
The United States az ne Cir Of New-fGEk
WV Laval Of South Carolins Ass.<tsa; treasurer
of ne United STATES al Charleston
HENRY ErBsAHD ot New HA:'i:'-tir' Assistant Irs''s
Urer o; TIE United States al t-cstCu
GEORGE Pr~~ ct Missouri. ASSISTANT Treasurer OF
TIE United Scais- at - Lou.-
lhsce.ineor>.
RuFH l. IxGERso-L OF Connecticut Envoy hSfgaor-
t;na1y and Minister ?euPoteEt.sry 10 Russia II ne
place o; Charlie. : Todd recalled.
Ransom Il GILLE-, OF Ns~-loFN- Register OF tAe
Treasury.
ISAAC Il BRONSON Judge OF the United States District
Court for FloriGa-reappcin,meu
joseph WILLIAMS, associate Judge OF the supreme
Court in IoSa-reAppoiE-nent
CHANoLER c. ioSGE, United states Attorney tor
Florida.
JosErH B. BRo,yNg United States Marshal for Florida,
C-r<His.
GEORGE W ELLIS, OF Massachusetts. for Bombay. IN
the place o; q c. Alexander. resigned
JOHN w. NCLLIGAS, OF Newly ORR. Tor Athens, ~ the
place OF u. 4 PerCicar:s, resigned.
JoFGES 4. FLOOD, OF Norway, for Porsgrund IN Nor
way, IN the place OF Jorgen Flood, resigned.
FRANCIS W CKAG!N Of New Hampshire. for Parania--
ibo Surna! II the place OF Levi Bixby. resigned
WILLIAM CARROLL Tor the Isle OF France, in the place
OF Robert P De Silver. resigned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

Such Is the appropriate tile ci t'Fo -ars
handsome ocsa~os OF - and 900 pages res
sn,bodving TIE ADDRESSES AID hE-''A'1 -
psrsrn,yI. or rHs UyrTED STATS ihsU=''- a.
.n,,.I .nd so.cial. from i7-e to l7is' WIN
-. =. Zach Of tie Presidents. and Ms
.t.,.;- 4 administrations Also. the Cotis'l'-
~, r-.,i,sd states and selection OF Import
''' ,,.,,.r,s and Statistical Information Com
-;r.d from Official Sources. BY EDWIN " iILAA''>'
J .,tl;sbsd bv Edward Walker. III Fu!ton-st.
,,orr the Documents are the old Articles OIL Cohiei
important decisions on disputed points III
,bc federal Constitution i Historical Sketch CT
rho American Union, including the old Conied'
Grated and Continental Congresses Lists OF the
Sessions. Presidents and Members OF the Cont
mental Congresses Declaration OF independence
and Signers full alphabetical Lists O: all |. :.
Senator'S and Members of the House since the
Constitution was framed date OF commencement
and close Of each Session with Speaker Vote OF
each State and aggregate FOR President and Vice
at each Election; do. in the House Members Of
each Administration Expenditure Of each year
and payment on account Of Public Debt Ministers
and Charges sent from time TO time TO each For
.i.n Government Statistics OF Population al vari-
Gus periods Sy"Qp<es Of tic sererai Stote C0Tsfi-
tutioas American Chronology Analytical Index.
&c. &c
IT'S but scanty praise TO say tina, no work OF
equal value TO the American Statesman Politician,
Journalist Historian &c &c. has ever before ap-
peared Information which many man has vain!y
searched days for is here made familiar and easy
and the usual contents OF ten pages are condensed
into one and improved in the process We DO not
see how any Library however limited can afford
to be without this excellent Manual, which does
signal credit to the capacity diligence and research
OF Mr. Williams and the welldirected enterprise
OF the publisher. The work Is afforded at moder-
ate price in consideration of the large sale which
is morally certan-It has Just one feature we could
dispense with-the wooden likenesses Of the Pres
dents which face and the State Arms which encir
Gle the t,lepege These should have been steel
nOthinp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.

IN ErecUtire Session
SENATE Or The UNITED STATES, Aug. -th- i-io.
Rcs0ircG. That the advise and consent 10 the
following promotions II the army b. orevct Tor gallant
and distinguished services IN the battles OF Pao ALTO aud
Rcsscs dc Ia Palma in Texas The 9Th ard OH OF MAY
l-i6 and in the defence Of Fort Brown. Texas, GuIn.
bombsrdncnt from the 81 70 the 9Th OF May -6 agree
ably 70 their nominations respectively viz:
Lieutenant COiorci> 70 BE- C0i0UelS
James : Mcintosh. 9Th Int. VIM g. Belknap 9Th Int
Msth. NJ Payne. 18th Art
Captains 20 b. Aajors
Edgar :. Hawkins 9Th Int Robt- {. Buchanan 9Th Inf
Geo. 4 Mccall 9Th Int Charles \. May, ID Drag
Jos. 3. F. Mansfield, Ensr. P W. Barbour, Sd Inf.
Alex. :. Hooe 9TH Inf James Duncan ID Art
FIRST LieVteHlRis 10 Be Captains
Randolph Rdsely, Sd Art VIM C. Churchill. I'd Art
SerraI Lieuten1rts 70 be F'Tst Liesendrt
James : Woods, ith ini Alexander HAYS. 18th mi.
Captains, 70 he Lieut. Colonies
James Duncan Sd Art. Charles !. May ID Drag.
Al TO take effect from the sth and 9th OF May last
The following names presented to the Senate
prc,crmcnt the suggestion oi Gen Taylor. but
they were not acted on for want Of time.
Lieut., Col Childs Sd Art Capt Montgomery. S;h Int.
Capt c T Smith, I'd Art 1t c. 4 Gates, 9Th lni.
Cap, J. Il. Scott, iih Art 1t q. Lincoln SIN lni.
Capt; /. n Morris Ri Inf 1t C. D. Jordan. 9Th Int.
1t Col J. Garland. ith Inf Capt. \. Lowe. I'd Art
Brc. Maj Geo. Allen, iih lnt.Lt. 3. Bragg Sd Art.
Mai T. Stamford. 9Th Int. Capt. D. :. Miles, 'th Inf
Capt. NJ. Scott, 9Th Int. Ii. F y Page eth ln'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13
Law Courts.

C-7c-:r C1t-E--iH Jh.m ee-s-es-,-a Iut-. ~
C6ryaS-t young man from Pouch
ke,psie. named John Wood applied on TSl,.s,y
afternoon Tor . VIII nj habeS. corpus reGyirinG NJ
person 81 Caroline Ann Wood, wife Of sid John Il
whom TIE a:;cr declared Mr.. 4 10 have rss;-Sncd Of
let liberty. Sc. The WI; granted, and c1Eccr
proceeded % the house Ct NJ \ IN the upper part of
'e Si'y accompanied by Tie husband but VI Appleton
"S i et uisce u Mrs W >hV, TIE door n yact. face
sN 'oNSeS taea OAK Information Of the tact having
''en gwen - Judge Edmonds be 'Ately Ssuei
warrant ah caused The parties 10 DC brought before him
Ii Wa e i.iVaisht on Tuesday night when The osccr
N!'Ee3 Mii' 'acii a ta- judges residence n Warren
= hF- 4 agreed 20 appear With Mrs W Yesterday
forenoon ~ the judges c5icc and To- cause was id
made AZ or ss;; tho; she not restrained OF her
liberty 10y Appleton, and The later also made
n similar 1vi. This ended the matter so fa- IS the
naocss cor. vas concerned. The Judge told Mrs "
she was :; .ocy,y 10 20 where she pleased. when she
expressed wish 70 return 10 ;hc house OF her uncle
ii2 she mate NJ application Tor peace against
her husband. "aen Judge f. turned them over 20 the
FoiS 'ir AMI Mrs w are Young respectable appear.
M :, - s1 have thrre hu!e Children enc OF them
an u ' me difficulty having occurred between
taen Ms ~ came 10 tue city and took up her abode the
residence % her uncle, Mr 4 followed by the Ay>bsnd
with the caJct above stated Alter the termination of
the proceedings IN relation 70 the habcss corpus sc
Mr. Wood commenced civil seton scSinsi MI Apple.
Ton charging him with conspiracy harburinc and con.
ccalir Nsie IA relation 10 this suit there is no 90.
'ccuo, ~, there j. rot IN humanity and the shts
OF .Oc Tor an uncle TO give shelter and protection 20
his niece. fae only question = whether there &c
ally "a conspiracy 70 Se, Mis-. w away from, hcr hus
band which is denied Nj 4 WIS held 10 bail 10 an
ever the civil suit il The sum Of 5000.
There were also one or TWO arrests under Stwcll
warrants, bur IN amounts ofbut little Importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

LUMINOUS RAS.BerneaH wrote 10 tie Royal Society Of
London in l76 that he had observed occasions, rain
that sparked when 1t the ground which appeared
to be covered with of fire Few persons have vii.
messed the phanomenon OF luminous ran but Of the mental
und moral light that has rnned upon the world during tho
prescn, century, all conscious. Among The results
illumination is the discovery that all erofuous and other
ulcerous maladies well ell eruptye diseases, origin
in impure Fortunately with knowledge of
the fact is The discovery OF agent applicable as
u remedy Science says that number Of diseases
are generated the blood Experience proves that Sandss
Sarsaparila win heu and IS confirmed by the tesii
mony Thousands who have been the recipients OF its
healing virtues.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail, by A. B. d.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fullon-a- corner OF
Wiam-st. rs Broadway, and II East Broadway, New
YORK. Soil also by Druggists generally throughout mo
United States Price 81 per bottle, six Bottles for %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13
The Accusing Of the North.

The Veto of the Harbor bill and the long series
OF outrages Northern rights and interests follow
ing in the train of the Annexation Of Texas, has
aroused and given utterance to Il feeling which will
not again sleep Northern Loco Focoism has
drained to the dregs the cup ohumiation at the foot
stool of the Slavery extending dynasty and sterny
resolved to stoop 10 farther burdens The fol-
lowing article from the Clercidnd Ptamdeaier, one
OF the ablcst and most influential LocoFoco jour
mails in Ohio evinces spirit which is fast becom
ing contagious No Baltimore Convention can
,,.l,. :, ,l,y,,, ADMIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

INDIANAPoLIs, August . Ie4b.
DEAR SIR: Contrary to my opinion, given a
few days since Whitcomb Loco has beaten Mar
shall CWhigl for Governor The majority will not
exceed 900 votes. and may fall short of that num-
Der The Legislature will be Wing on joint ballot
from Sin to ten The Senate will be Loco, thus
giving Wbtcomb the power, which he will gladly
exercise OF putting two OF his party tools, without
qualification, on the Supreme Bench.
Yours truly, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

oalo.-DWip FlsaEH has been nominated for
Congress by the Wings OF the improved lid Dis
trict OF Ohio. composed OF Warren. Citation and
Butler Counsies, These Counties gave Gle yo,es
for Clay, 6,4ss for Polk and alS Tor Birney in 1874
and will now be gallsntly contested
Hon. BENZ S. CowEN is the Wing candidate for
Congress in the XVIII District comprising Bel
mont, Harrison and Monroe Counties 1t gave
$3.50 votes for Clay TO 7,lls tor Polk in "a
Hon. RoBERr C. ScHENoN OF Dayton was unan,
inously renom;nated for Congress by the Wings OF
the IlId District, now composed of Greene, Mont
sonery, Preble and Dsrkc Counties. The District
is Wing by some 1000 majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

II oKEeoS.-Thc bill organizing the Territory
of Oregon, providing for Governor, Secretary, l.
6. Judge, Indian Agent &c &c. and SO making a
very liberal draft on tho Treasury, whereof the
bottom is already visiblc,' passed the House, hn,
sleeps the sleep OF death on the table OF the Sc
nate. We rather think the People of Oregon viii
govern themselves for few months about as we'll
as the locust swarm OF otiice-seekers applying for
the places above named would have governed
hem-and great deal cheaper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

CoNPELLyp TO FORK OvgR,-By law passed
at the lac Session al Collectors and Cusom-Hoase Or
GERS VIII be required pay their fees hitherto dis
oaied Snons the several officers the Treasury OF
The United States The requires tha; an officer
serving less than year shall be paid only the time
serving hitherto the Collector has secured his salary
Tor the year from his lees and at once Hereafter i, viii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

MtAlcAS lNnENSirY-Iu the Diplomatic bill
passed oy Congress provision is made for the payment
" He fourth and eth miscellaneous and Ten per cent upon
~, a"S'a With eight per Interest from the tu,s
sAes were ave Inc eert.dcsJcs OF indemnity VIII BE-
70 the Treasury the United Ststes and After
s>ets TIE record Of the AMOUR, OF payment Gov.
s't' Gearing I'VE per cent, interest ana paw,
bic IN I'VE years, will be issued t1' .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

- IaE VOLUNTEERS in the Mexican ", VII
not be likely 10 forge; thar the House OF Renr,s.,.
tivcs by neary party votes, refused to increase d. No..
cradle pitiancc Is MONTH allowed then. for
services They viii know whom to lay the respops;.
bity for this act Of national sansiness and 70 Whose
credit should DC placed the efforts raise their cou,pe
saiion to something ike a tar standard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

IA No. INV Of RedaeIds reissue of the
Penny Magazine is JUS, published which brings The pub
LEGATION down TO the close of the year 1889, aad COM
plee. the reissue We know OF publcston so use
ful or 20 cheap this and tie sale if at ali couulens
rate win merits, ough, 10 be COUNTED By of
thousands 1t should De in every School District Lii
brary IN the State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

SOLAR LAMrs CAMPHESE LAMPS CHANDELIERS, I'll.
RANDoLEs AND HALL LANTRRSs.--DietL. Brother &
Co. No l39 Williin-st. manufacturing and have al
ways hand fall assortment of the above mentioned
articles and various other goods in their line which they
will sell at wholesale retail at low prices for cash
i,,II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

~ PHALoN's MAGIC HAIR DYE, ne" ana lnya!uholo
discover, warranted neither TO smut nor "ash on oeihS
Liquid Dye, which iusaEAneousy changes INC CSio y!
the Hair 10 beautiful brown or back, "houL INJURY 70
the a,r or skin The great superiority OF THIS Dye con
sss in the easy mode Of application and instantaneous e.
teca other DYES requiring from ten 70 Twelve hours 70
produce any change lS superior excellence vii be tP
oar.nr 10 every one upon single application Country
Gentlemen can boe forwarded them by express
y sending cash enclosed T. Phalon, 81 Broadway Jud
,6u. Hotel Price Il per bottle, with full directions Tor
use City gentleman requested 70 call al the depot ago
bsv. heir wnIs..rs dyed eus eoda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

De FELIX GoURAuD's ITALIAN INDICATED soiH-Ins
admirable eolent IS now by consent rsIrd no
remedy for Dotches, Pimp!es, Pustues, SenH Ian'
Freckes SGHburn, all kinds o: enpIons, and every se
cies OF dlscoloraton OF the skin Al competition aas
been completely disanced by this lnyanabs
The demand for which within the ast ak moptHs u11 -
creased than five hundred per cent the 10
and re hness which lis use Inpars the complexion haye
rendered il proyerbsl beaULher Of the ss;H 49,
dressing groom can b. considered furnished VIC I,,,
toet n .cE. Got.CauI h4an indicated Soup u oeauty
be- : asserted only DEP u IS Hs anid he
that the thin covering n which loss ,a 80
Dr. GocrDs GsEes Hs 4sk and d. deleeros, pre-
as @ bs rpose PouDsE' srErILss for efadi-
eating hair from arms, lips and eye-pnIo s = -, ,o,
consent ns s9ed 70 be The most excellent article for Oesg
8sFtsse Roase for e ese sl s
man ~ eeeZs These operative cosmetics, iogeiher
vita Of e aS Psfgmsf a oas isasy dts
are 70 oe 81 door rRos Broadway and the Agency for
sE.Lss eeJordon 3.iIA-.L Boston; Carleton = 60,
ACESSfSS-y 80" . Co Worcester aus eod1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13
Natural Fnciliries of Orange Co.

In late NewburSh Gazette find an Essay
on the origin OF the names of towns, lakes, rivers,
etc. and the natural advantages of this ancient and
time worthy County-said to have been organized
in 1853. Up to l7sS 1t contained the present Coun.
" of Rockland which was separated from 1t by the
act of 1873 leaving as the County of Orange cog
square miles, $3.50 700 acres. and population Mt
this time Of over 10000 The drowned lands, as
they are termed on the head waters OF the Wall
kill comprise L 900 acrcs-on which nothing can,
without great difficulty BE- cultivated There dis
icts containing the first quality OF limestone. The soil
is above medium character Tor all agricultural purposes
although rich enough produce large and profitable
crops OF wheat Tor which staple the inhabitants must
depend principally the Western farmer. The grass
lands however he surpassed und 10 this added
the constant supply OF pure spring water may be- at
trbuted the superior quality of Orange Co mix and but
ter The farming interest in towns Tor a few years
past has taken new direction. More attention has
been bestowed on the rsng and feeding of stock for
market and this proves very lucrative branch OF farm
ing industry.
The Shawangunk Mountain, spur OF the Allegnnie-,
from the south stretches the extreme
gle o! the County and passes into Sulyanits Eastern
face IS easy OF ascent and in many places cultivated to
the top The elevated range OF the Highlands is also
found in the Eastern part OF the County, running in
Northeas;ery direction There common hills in
abundance.
In SO andulatng, billy and mountainous region, Of
course abound creeks ponds and large streams afford
ing all immense hydraulic power large part OF which
can be turned TO u.cnl In many localities the
hills abound with Limestone and the mountain districts
yield inexhaustble masses Of granite suitable for al!
building purposes Clay beds are numerous and most
extensive quantities Of peat bog found in the sub
merged lands Eight of the principal towns were found
ed in lee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

MARINE HosPIrAL FuSp.-The owners masters
and crews OF canal boats VIII % required hereafter
TO pay any marine hospital lax aay fees tor ret-s
ton nor viii they De ent:tlei az. shsre OF the funds
collected from others Canal boats cannot hereafter De
Ebeled for the wages OF shy person employed on them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

~ Hon. JOHN ], CElrrEypEN. of Ky. spent
Yesterday in City and LEFT for Saratosa in the
evening. His manly and Statesmanike course on
the Oregon Question and indeed on every great
question OF the Session has endeared HIM. if pos
sbe, more thsn ever to the hearts OF The American
Pcopc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

CHEEokEg TREArr.-The failure OF the bill ma
king appropriations for carrying into eject the
treaty with The cherOkees is deepy be regretted In
s9eh case decay on part abou; as bsa As open
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

TRADE OF TIE BxIri>H PRovINcE>.-By a law
just passed merchandise from the British Provinces
Northern border may be carried through the United
States 10. eSportauon any foreign country. free OF
dnty. This will furnish additional business for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

- In little more than -four weeks the annual
Election takes place in the S;ateof Maine for Cover
nor seven Members OF Congress and for the choice
Of new Legislature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13
port from all genuine Wings.

Senators WEBSTER and ARCHER were
among the arrivals at the Aston House Yesterday
also Hon. ELISHA WHlrrLEsEY of Ohio Hon. Il.
w. HlLllARp and family OF Ala stopped at the
Franklin Senator D. 5. DICKINSON. who stopped
at Towards, with several Members of the House,
went up the River last evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

INCREASE OF THE Amy AND NAvY.-The rank
ana lie OF the Navy hs, been increased 800 en, duE-
in- he late Session and the rank and lie o; TIE Army
500 or 100 men more for esch of the companies. The
enlistment OF he additional men Q: the Army for FIVE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

Tue SABBATH RECORDER OF this Civ las
our thanks ios its generously just sr,ice o.; rbs a
respecting Fourierisnl sc. The Recorder !. a, sxc,
lsn' Religious paper OF the Seventh Dsy p.r.,,,.,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

~ Ho. Yoc WITH obs 70 HAis why can you 30
90 sy % let Jour Hair remain ~ wen oy asSns any
Ca Esir Restorative viii force The Hair 70 grow dar,
s;op il falling off, the sc1rt or dsnaFa' and maze
iv and Keeps i 1os and SILKY three times as !ong
any other article made 500 q, ne sn Of me ATe r.;
Fni,ans BrooEiyn and 3. oids, Broed-st Newark,
: ZION - ~ D'"N'A' sul3 2eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

The ANNIVERSARY oY THE ALCNNI-The Bos
ton paper. stan, that MIR Everett President OF Harvard
University in consequences OF the pressure OF official
,aceIrent and OF the OF his health cannot pre-
the .Stt inst
- Mr. Bunker who slipped under the wheels
OF a railroad car about weeks since, died on Tues
t,y night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

- Nor slGygp.-The Post Route Bill and the
sc, the relief OF Elijah White are said to hsve failed
lack OF the signature OF the Speaker OF the House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13
North Cnroliua.-.addittonal for Gorernoc.

We have few more returns by way OF Norfolk.
They are fair The Wings gain the Senior IN Cam
den and Currituck but miss the one one in Chowan
and Gates they ought to have gained Loco re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

~ On going do not fail TO get supply of Dr..
BKEXMAN's celebrated Syrup and Pls Their use will
always prevent seascncss and regulate the sys
tenn For sale at No 80! Cortland st N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

Tue ACE OF lMrRovEMESr-Among the many blessings
attendant upon improvements ia hs social condition. and
the advances OF in Intelligence. is the proong1
ton of human life. With tho increase of intelligence has
grown up knowledge OF the elements OF health. and
regard for them and comensuraely with the strides OF
science have acquired the Of areS,ing disease
and ayerting its ravagcs Notwithstanding the progress
have made statistics show that now, onesixh OF
the whole population die annually of consumption.
One o,he important discoveries of the age, IN anne
loaling the condition OF s large class of suffering hui
mainly. is DR.. Wistars Balsam OF Wild Cherry. What
tine establishes aud what experience adopts
and confirms, what all in all places unite IN saying is
good aud valuable, is 10, doubt popularity OF THIS
sort fixes in society roots deep and strong that
time cannot destroy IT, The which has attended
this medicine several years past has overcome the
prcjudices of all respectable and sensible and the
article has taken stand among the hst c!a, of dscove.
ss aud blessings OF the age and when resored TO In sea-
son. eradicaies diseases for which is recommended
None genuine, unless signed t. BUTTS on the wrapper
A. b. ID. SAsDs Agents for NeSYork City and sold by
Druggists generally throughout the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

~ vcsl-, sua51ru Fan, MorpEow, Pimpies, Bioieh,
20 Ill r,Iotion- are quickly dispeed By cake OF
H. yrnnine Jone.s Italian Chemical Soap Il makes sa
10, v-IIor or DARK skin beautifully clear and vhie
soi fonv IL this Cy) the American Eagle " sa.s
n or AIS broadway, y. Y. and 1873 Fulton-st Brooklyn
2trod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

r All! disgusting, foul Bre.ih! why will yoa asye =.
when by usng Is cent box OF the Amour IooLn S1,j
yolr breath would become sweet and yo1I lce $500
Sold Al az Chs,han-st or al3 Broadway, NJ \. sa' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13
Kentucky Election.

SENATOR'S CHosgS.-Shelby and Franklin l,
Jessamine and Noodford l. Bourbon and Scott i
all Wings GaIatin and Carroll. Loco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

y Gov, SLApg Of Vermont is said to have
accepted the Presidency OF oberin Collegiate In,s;e