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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13

and influence Of the old confederscy The Tuscarorss,
admitted in 1875 were never allowed to have sacnem
their peculiar laws to marriage hospitality &c Their
laws OF descent are peculiar and original All pass In the
ceeded by either of his sons but by his SISTERS SON..
This 10 modified by the right # the tribe to depose and
elect at any time when they think proper Soon after
announced at the next council When ID selected
sachem, he renounces his old name and takes
To the Mohawks hes been universally conceded the pre-
emnence a. due to their superior the council
they styled neutral and they were the receivers
Of tribute from all foreign nations The Onondsgas were
next IN the order Of precedence. The Senecas next
who were the doorkespsrs. The Oneidas, styled the
Great Tree, from having concluded treaty with the
the Pine The last and had no
national epihet All their business was done in gene
raj council Of which each was notined and when they
ger called upon 10 state the object for winch the IRE
was kinded and then the council discussed and decided
unknown. All their were marked by una
nimity; and they seem to have voted by nation and
classes rather than by scholarships.
were pracced the games which possess such irressti
BILE attracons. attended at whore Eve Of the SIX
o. & ns
remained at distance, merely announcing their arri
val The reception was rude but dignfed The de-
ceased were lamented by the tribes father,
according TO the class to which he had belonged An
harangue was then made by the wise man, explaining
ganzation Of the several tribes was Independent Tho
Grecan oligarchy does precisely represent the
garchy Of the Icquos but there strong features Of
resemblance That OF the Indian approached to demo-
crscy far consistent with their wandering and
irregular life. Originally there no provision for
the election Of chiefs The body Of chiefs here cont
nued to increase their power. until they claimed an
equality with the sachsms Even Red Jacket at
tanned the dignity Of sachem, and Brent was only a
chief, the lowest Office known among the roquois. On
tho WHOLE no government could have been better adapt
ed for the purposes of Defence being founded on clan
ships.
The thanks Of the society were unanimously voted to
Mr. Morgan for his learned disquisition.
Commodore DEKAv moved that committee be ap
pointed to raise funds for the repair Of the
Monument in Trinity Church yard, which 10 now falling
into decay. The motion seconded and unanimously
adopted and . committee Of three forthwith ap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13

Hon. Charles w. Whipple, and Hon. Warner Wing
have been appointed Judges Of the Supreme Court Of
Michigan for the constitutional term of years. and
were confirmed by the Senate.
Henry Hoffman, the Rochester forgsr, has been bales
In the sum OF $780,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13

number Of free coored people in Baltimore, formed
company, some months ago TO buy vessel to run be-
tween Baltimore and Liberia, . regular trader The
capital was sl subscribed but the enterprise has been
intercepted for other and nothing has
been done in the matter since January.
Judge Whiting holds special term at Auburn, on
the Let Monday in june fer the trial Of Wyatt and Free
man
General Gaines has figured out gigantic scheme for
tho defence Of New Orleans from Mexican or English
invasion. The plan includes forts cheveaux do fze,
floating batteries and Marsllo towers The batteries
ere b defended BY battalion Of steamboat ocers
and manned BY companies Of regular artillery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

FLOUR AND MEAL-The -four msrke, ia the turn
G,mer to-day. and Genesee cannot easily be mad be-
low - 52t Last evening 1000 oos were taken for
port - ST. and to-day 800 bo!s Michigan and 800 DO
Oswego taken r, the same price For home use
there has considerable done a. 81 62t Including
nearly all sioat New Orleans is Gull ~ 81 aItU>i -
Southern descriptions range from - 52 10 81 - win
moderate ousin, We note sales so hols frnnsylva
MIA round hoop for West Indies at 81 C2 and 800 do
Richmond Country at private oarssia Corn hral CON
times in good demand shipment and 500 10 zoo obs
have been to-day 3 251S3 81. Rye Flour ia
S3Q3 l2; and in fair demand. snipstaa .3Gl5
Second qualify tine feed 20 o. cents
GRAlN-fn Whesr we hear of nothing farther doing
Soutc-rn offered ICod IGl cents. In Corn
been considerable doing but the rates frm We
note sales 5000 bu.h Jersey CO cents for export 3000
10 lOuC0 b1.h Western, par. a: Go and part on
private terms 20O0 do Southern ca cents measure
and 1850 DO q. price nc; made kcown. About 400
bush Barley sold At - for inferior and jTt cents
for superior part for Philadelphia Sales 300 bu.h Rye
a, 67t co- delivered. 0s.s quiet. Sales $500 bush
Canal IL Southern and Jersey are SO d2e CTS
Bisck Eyed Peas are selling ia lots At 81 Is.
WHtShY-The market is a trihe frner and sales
400 @. $50 obs have been made 20 ~ cents. Drudge
q selling IN lots a: 20t cents.
HAY-The supply is rather small, and tee market
stands at ~ "a cents.
LIME-A sale ofa cargo of Eastern reported a, :l
cents. cash.
BRIcEs-No0h River are rather plenty and selling at
s30s3 80 ? Il
cocoA-saIea 20 bags a. Is cents, shor. price.
COAL-A sale Of 100 tons Pc raterton was made al
So cash, from ship.
HlDES-We note salea 400 Maranhan at cents, 6
months, and 500 Rio Grande t2i) b cents, mos.
OLA sale of 800 b5ls Crude Whale North Wea,,
was made a; 30 cens and 5000 1900 gallons at "a cs
al for home
MoLAssEs-sales 100 hhds Clayed Cuba a. 20 cents
tine.
HoPs-ssles 1000 u ira, rate Western at 2oc. cash
TOBACCO-a. auction GALES hhds Kentucky a, 2IG
q cents, and u do at 3c5i cents, ronths.
PROVISIOSS-The market for Pork 10 rather dull
The sales OF Mess are a5eu. 400 bbls $40 IS Prime is
nomiray 50 Is Sales leo bbs Soft Mess az abou. 50 rs
Beef is very dull a, s5oS p and 81 50as3 IS Beef
Hams 6 Gs9. according 70 quality. Picked Hams plenty
and dull q; u c5 cenu Shoulders steady az at with
sales, Sales Ico bbls Lard a, 81 cents loo Dc infsoy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

Police YssteraGy.-Mr Mason Paine, resi-
dent Of PougnseePse. was found in Sta:e-'t about
O'Clock this morning With large CASH IN lis head Ee
informed The policemen Murphy and Beck. that ne had
been knocked down and robbed il the vicinity OF Wash
ing.on Msrset he taken on board the barge Ex-
change OF Poughkeepsis with view Of being convened
Ioha smith arrested for burglary. VIM.
l. White for rescEiry a prisoner. Benjamin Powell
for attempting pass broken bank bl.-.-A crszy
rnan named Francis Min having loaded pistols in
bis possession. aPpreasnG-d and taken care Of
Misses Russell William Cary George Robinson and Tom
Jones were arrested for Pet;t larceny. &c &c
GENERAL SEssIoSs-Yesterdqg- Moore
Ccoored) plead guilty. 70 peti; larceny and will be SEN
ieneec - '1orFo~ Samuel Whitehead plead guilty to
Grand Larceny. State Prison years. Meachan
Niehs was ,ried for issuing Lottery Policies Guilty
Fen;eniis'y SIX months Lewis Lockwood was tried
Tor burglary. Found guilty OF Petit Larrepv. six
months In TIE Pententiary- Richer and Rich
ara Bose were tsed for hog stealing and acquitted
BOARD or SrPERvIsoRs.-There was meeting
yesterday evening bu, nothing except private busneSs
was transacted. and precious lir,le Of that,
CoRosERs gIcE-Yeste7doy-John BassSord
No EagusT died suddenly N ~ epI.eptic Rnth
Boyd died Of eeltsisu Es@sns, '''''A'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06
The receipts of the Harlem Railroad Co for the
rs; four months for each of the past: yesrs have
Total, $40 100


At late. meeting of the Directors Of the Troy X
Grcenbush Railroad 1t was resolved Increase the
stock By new subscription s2500oO. The Committee
barring charge Of the business resolved 10 put up the
same at auction in Boston the sale took place the
2oih u, and resulted follows s. SEQ at H. and
si25O0 st per cent advance. The business Of April
will be published in day or two, and will show that
than 10000 paying passengers passed over the
Road during the month.
The Great Western has already over one hundred
passengers engaged. This favorite beat WI so GU;
crowded.
The Philadelphia Bank has declared div iend Of
per cent; the Bank of Northern Liberties semon-
uuaI dividend Of per cent. and The Manufacturers
Mechanics Bank per cent.
Bicknelrs Reporter says the Philadelphia Money
Market eeser The outdoor rate tor fret rate
paper is about per The Banks last week, were
more liberal in their discounts In brief the
feeling of apprehension which prevailed TO so serious
en- extent week ago has in some measure sub
sided Our domestic exchanges continue in very
settled condition.
The Louisville Impartial states that coun,erreitslO
notes on the Planters Bank Of Tennessee in crcula
,ion in that city They may be easily detected No III
letter dated Nashville June l, ISIS v signed lud'
low Ca shicr w. Watson, President Tie paper poor.
and general appearance of the note rough
Subscriptions are being received at Rome, y. y
for the stock of new Bank be located in TINT village
! An adjourned meeting of the stockholders OF the
United States Bark held in Philadelphia. The Com.
mi,tee appointed previous meeting to ascertain what
progress had been made b the Trustees toward settle
ment of the affairs the Bank reported that hey had
not been able to learn the condition OF the trusts
and could only say that they in process OF execu
ton and would probably be concluded a, some future
day.
/ Wilis's Boston Bank Note List says that money
much easier in that city The Banks and capitalists
were discounting more literally.
The Pottsvile Miners Journal OF Saturday says
The quantity of coal market this week amounts
TO 81 ij7 II tons, being increase over last week.
Unless unforeseen accidents should occur, the quantity
will continue increase weekly hereafter. The esi
mate for April 90 0CO tous:he quantity sent during
the month exceeds 100000 tons. So far the estimate
made the year has been exceeded upwards OF COCO
The improvements the Canal progressing rapidly
and we learn that portion of the work the lower see
lions ia already completed. When finished, 1t will be-
one of the most noble Improvements in the county
The prices OF board steady md the holders
irm schuykil white ash lump - 49, and broken
81 81 red ash lump s. 37i and broken 81 per ton,
! ca SD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

FROM Rio DE JASEIRo.-By the arrival a, this
port yesterday of the ship Buius. Cap, Adams, from
ho we nave advice to the 18th Of March, the day on
which the Rru,us sailed Nothing new from the River
Plate the blockade was s,ll In force The only news
brought from England BY tho psohe, wss that the 200
troops sent TO Monte Veo to proceed to the Cape
Of Good Hope, their original destination. In eonse.
quence Of the long eon,inued rama, Coffee wa. very
scarce and In demand a, rising pr,ces II cost O, board
81 een,s per ID and superior wsshed about 81, Acr.
can Produce generally and Cotton in particular sell, AT
los, of 10 to lsHoco AT Pernabuco the same state o.
Inarkes axists
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Business Notices.

E-FS@ DR. MEETINGS LAST COURSE OF POPULAR Lee
rERE's IN THIS CRY. on the Human System snd the
Laws OF Health. @ill commence Wednesday evening
May orb. st oclocs in Clinton Re-tc be illustrated
with t~o six zee: Maasins, six feet Skeleton. large
models Of The Eye, Ear. Throat &c and several hundred
Anatomical Paintings Dr. VS. apparatus he uses to
lecture with several thousand dollars, srd is the
ari complete Of any thing OF the kind in
the Uai;ed States The introductory free lecture here
fore given viii ~ dispensed with and the REGULAR course
will commence Admission only l2t cents each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

~, We recommend the following 10 the sd cied "A
Of gentleman OF public lie ia the Bow-ry, Of con-
sumption aud raising blood fer b4og entirely given up,
and 20 epk that er1s could visit him is now be.
ing 'spdly cured by Dr. T.yors Bai-sm OF Liverwo't
which by ADVICE he Obtained ass Bowcry. His ZANE ia
at the ce hhundred, OF othsrs THIS accounts cor The
increasing demand aud celebrity of ,hi. eesevedy pcPuM
rredicire See Or Le,dss .iyns are the label. Mrs
HAYS. lSg Futon-s,. Rsooklyr. ia agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

To.DAY's OvTsIDE.-F1st Pdge-Letter from Alba
N.Y. Mondays Congressional Proceedings; Latest from
the Steamer Cambria Destructive Fire a, Morrs,own,
n. j. The Public Works and Improvement Policy Of
our state; Gov. Seward in Cincinnati The Bill for the
Relief OF the manorial Lcasehoders The Anniversaries
Trade Of the Hudson; News Items &c. Fourth Page
Song Of the Menche, Factory Girl; New-York LegI
lssnre; Shameful Oppression; Law Courts; Sales of
Stocks: Marine Journal &c
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sIarke,s....ca,stpay reported for The Tr'suns.

ASHEs-The transactions continue to be TO fair ex.
tent about 500 obs have been taken today al IS -
for Pots and 81 for Pearls
COrrON-The sales to day have been 1900 bales nj,
the current prices ast There Ia rather better
feeling than existed yesterday and the evident yie ding
of the erke has been arrested the sales to-day have
been mostly for shipment The effect Of he adyices per
Cambria has scarcely been felt the letters have not
been received much the embarrassment and annoy
cfd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

~ Messrs. Barker & Towe, Il Ca,herine.st. offer
their entire stock OF spring goods At great reduction
from former prices their lawns ginshsms balssrires.
bareges de LANES, formerly sod at Pa and % cd now
offered a, IL and Ia Cd and all other goods in proper
ton Ladies studying economy will DO we'll to make an
immediate call on this establishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

PLumBE's DAGUcRaEorYrss The perfection OF the
Photographic Art may be at Punbos eleean, Gal.
lery 80 25l Broadway, whose pictures ore universally
acknowledge the artistic aud exact 81 any hereto
fore executed Plurbc stands the head OF his profess
,on and hi. is nsepersby connected with the
of Photography
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06
Court Cn!endar....THrs DAY.

SUPERIOR Cora--So causes called beyond 100 TIE
remainder Of Calendar will te called Thursday.
CoNstoS PLEAs-Part Nos. p. l01. -, II. .tg,
lI2 L.. 81.
C.zcU1T Corzr.-Th!s Court has adjourned 10 Friday.
Calendar foE ;ha: day u AID l0j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

sred toe Tabernacls- Tie rex, Concert he gives in
Sev.York viii De crowded, We certain. We hsve
70 sosce 10 remark in detail upon tis performance this
uoruing.
The Historical Society held regular month
= meeting last evening at Aeir Rooms il tie University
~ Dr.. wrEr1xe's Lecture takes place, it will
be remembered. a; Clinton Hall, this evening
e FATHER EEiSEEoR's Concert 10 nlsf' at the
Tat-rnscle. Don't forget Il
We are compelled 70 emit cor Law Courts
Report. this morning It contains noaing OF CREST gen.
e.aI :ate.ss:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

i-Ye TIE AUCTION SALE OF CournouY & NEvERss
magnificent stock Of Graudoles Chandeliers Silver and
Plated " arc aud fancy China, This Day at
10 o'clock and will probably occupy two days.
n. B-Thc superb Dinner and Dessert service, valued
at and coating $1,000 will DO sold tomorrow a, II o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

coRREcrIoS-Ius;ead Of an advance of .6y,esa
Pc. CT on Cotton printed the inside of yesterday
pepper resd from ire to per cent and instead OF from
ahdfofs penny far,hng, read from half of arthins
to quarter Of a penny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

r. Bishop Dosne. in the course OF his recent
vernsl VISITATION snoug other Episcopal acts. laid tho
corner stone Of Church in ClarSsbornugh and in Gsss
hrouh the latter TO b suSs,itutedtor the old building
nf = rnn,nas,. Church West Jersey. Newark ADV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06
RoYAL arRLEY. Auctioneer

- REMOVED FROM lsg TO SO4 BROADWAY, corner o.
Dusne sL-Lnp Library Of John TornaeHd, Esq-os.a.r
day afternoon Ococ., and continued la evsnin g. -
BE- sold By Royal Gurey & Co. at their Long Room; M
Bros1way corner OF Dlsre, the extensive valuable Ia
Library Of John r Townsend Esq consisting OF hepons
Diges:s Treaases mary English editions Of The Fofo -
ports Stale Trials splendid copy Of Jusiirsn Jul seq
Tho Common Law Reports, Sa,a gyss, LsE pieuonG1 s
&c. ke- Cs,slogues are ready, ma' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06
sale of stocks Mt Philadelphia, yesterday.

FIRST BoADD-5O shares Girard Bank. l0! lC0 Nor
rs Canal .7 10 Girard Bark l0i 200 Vicksburg Bank,
dnvs y 80 North Am lps Co. So
AFTER BoARD- 81 $50 Wilmington Ga, SO so; 200
do so; 30 shares Reading RR. &c; 43 Commercial Bank
Notes l.: $1,000 State 5s tsi $500 do W b, e.!
50 roo do do. 6si $500 do o. 235 do, 6sl
SECOND BoARD-l00 shares VicsshUrC Bank, = 100
Girard Bank l0!; $1,000 State SIS Gsi $1,000 do 6s;
200 shs Gi,ard Bauk lOl 81 GOO Tennessee Bords So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

H By the arrival OF the ship Norma, Capt. FL.
IL, from Havana whence she sailed on the 18Th vi.
learn that SANTA ANA was s. on the Island enjoying
good health. 1t was supposed BY many here thai the
General bed left Esyaas for Mexico sefsEs thai date,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06
Al e. and 80 do coarse at cents. Kegs are s.ace Tia
stock OF Old Butter considerable and selling a, loel,
cents We note farther sales Grease Batter al 81 az e.,
for export Cheeseis 7iGsi. snd Tot very plenty.
Scv.york Cattle oInrket....Msy ).

By OWE Reporter.
a, r,arSe, 1850 Beef Cst,e Q0oo from Ohio AID Ssz
lucky. rcrnsirde. from Pennsylvania lc0 Cows I'D
Csivcs; GO Sheep ard Lambs 500 Swine
PRtcxs-Be,J cat!e-we qaote the range Of he mar.
ket AZ from IS to So 5-agures little lower than ,ho.e
given in our last TIL, falling OF however, is asersed
more tothe comparatively inferior qualities offered shra
70 any sc,us reduction Scue few sales were made a:
s. bu. the Sulk Of the transactions aid rot command
rates higher thsn SOL therefore tie markets average
reu,acs sbou, the tia, Of week $50 hesd
rsIrsn u5ssid-
Cts ana CeircsAll 6, rsrke; taken at prices ranging
as in quslity, from SIS, $3oSSio
Sae,p apd La--ss-A Sigh; improvements nostced!r
prices SIS well as in demsad. Msrkes cleared a; FROM 81
- 81 1885.
Srias-Saes =, 81 50e$5, gross weishs)
hoy aa4 Svar-A good business doing in bale ics
shipment At - 59) eeuts Sales Of loose Timothy and
rcd top a, Cos; Ic0c 1865: = Straw IS selling st
- 80 = cWt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

PORTABLE SHAVING ,Nn DRESSING CAsEs.-The sub.
scrbsrs embraces every variety OF the above
the articles contained them being OF The very best quality
and are well worthy the Of the travelling public
G. SAUNDERS 4 SON, III Broad way,
uys3 teoi few doors above Cortland. st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06
RRnnELYN AFFAIRS.

Waare obliged 70 friend for report Of the pro
cesdiazs Of tie Brooklyn Common Council or Monday
evea!ns and the va,eiic,o-5 OF Mayer Tslnase- Bat
are SO crowded ha, !, is impossible for Us to pint IL
z I; IS understood ina, the receiving ship
North Carolina viii her usual Sumrnerlrar-
CT the Bat;er during tie forthcoming ssasoa but
remain il her present position GEAR toe Navy Yard
wharf. Economy Is Understood he the cause OF this
isr;s;nn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

CAPITAL PuNIsHaESy,-ltw will be seen by our
Legislative Report tia, bill has been introduced
into the Assembly by Mr. Tlrus making provision
to submit the question of ASolishiug Capital Pun
ishment to the direct votes OF the People. Wehope
n NAV Dasa
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ny63teoi

~" Splendid Family Holiday Performances al tho
Western The Chinese Lady aingce 5 :. Bini Dssolving
Views, Lutte Drummer, &c This Anatomical Venus and
Living ChImpa Ofan Outang 10 be all hours,
day and eye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

Il The Albany Atlas takes fire at the sugges,
tion that tho Loco Foco majority in the Convention
is but nominal And yet tina, paper sfully conscious
Of the fact. 1t does not expect that such men as
Judge NELSON, Gov. BoucK. Messrs. MAXWELL,
HoTcHxIss &c. &c. will act as j, would have then,
in the Convention. We say again, what The Atlas
well knows, that according to present appearances,
NO party will have majority in the Convention,
Though we hope Reform will have an overpowering
force there. The people have not called this Con-
ven,ion or elected Delegates to promote the interest
Of any party, but TO subserve higher ends. We
trust the results Of its deliberations will not dsap
point their just expectations The Atlas is thunder
ing for effect. but it frightens nobody. We know
ono coalition combination with regard to the Con-
vention, but the contrary Let every man act as his
independent judgment and paramount regard Tor
public good shall dictate, and all will come right.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06
Sales of Real Estate.

By Him. H. FrGnkln & Son.
Premises No. AGO Greerwich-s,. 100! f. ~ Of Ca
81 IL By % 60 wv
House ana lot 23J Canal Observation-Disclosures. 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

KY MgrNLLrc TABLET RAZOR sIRor, tbs careful.
v manufactured Gle ex,ant ard pronounced by lhce
hlvlg used 1t Indispensable where comfort Ia required
IN shaving. For ssle by C. SAUNDERS Il SON.
my6 3eod III Broadway. opposite Howard Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

TO EoiLEa MAKERS AsD nAcHIsrsrs-Wsnted 10 coz,
tfhct !or r1n3er of boilers with person wet
prepared and well qualified fer executing the Fer
me- particulars may be learned By apPlyDg 10 Mesa w.
FOX co. 30 Fuilor-s, n. Y. cr 10 Z. L. AlLLEh,~
Clerx-st, broolIyu. my5 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

BEwARZ.-La1ies touch common prepared ehalk-H
viii ruin your ssin Tee tat beautiful vegetable prepr
stioa The jOne-s Spanish LILY White II will give you
skin natural, f-iEe Wilderness and Improve your skn
Sold :. ~ CtallzIa-st