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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

Steamboat erplosion and loss Of hte.--Ihe
Shark, CAPT. Whom. in the act Of taking ship
in low off the Balize at New Orleans on the Sd
inst, burst her boilers, killing John Whom, bro
ther ofthe Captain, and scadng the first engl'
neer, James M'Kean, so severely that little OF
no hope was entertained Of his recovery. The
pilot, Shall, and several of the fremen were very
badly scalded. Captain Whom escaped unhurt
Since writing the above, says the Jefiersonan
we learn that one of the fremen, scalded by the
explosion, died off the Balize, and that the Is
engineer, M'Kean, cannot possibly survive.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

Description Of OregOn.-The beautiful let
ters ofDr. White contain the best description Of
Oregon we have ever read. These letters are
being published extensively throughout the
country, and are awakening lively interest in
the breast of every patriot in regard TO our pos
sessions west of the Rocky Mountains. Three
of DR.. Whites letters are published in to-day's
Sentinel-we will make room for the balance
hereafter.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21
Erpected RepoEutiOn.-T New York Ex

Erpected Revolution. The New York Ex
press (rathcr poor authority in any matter,) con
tans rumor of new revolution in Mexico, a
the head of which is General Patedes. He wish
es 10 overthrow the government ofHerrera-anc
when that is effected, declare war against the
United States, form a new constitution, and pu
the government in the hands of three individuals
All smoke, VIC are inclined to think.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

Ho! for CalDornia.--A large party of set
tiers propose leaving Arkansas in May next, fol
California. They will rendezvous al For Smith
Ark, on the first Monday in April. Every per
son starting is expected to be we'll armed with
rife, or heavy shot gun, Is lbs of shot or lead
/ lbs of powder, &c.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

"Latter Day Saints. ."--The Grand Jury of the
U. S. District Court, recently in Session at
Springfield, H., found bills ofindictment agains
Brigham Young, Orson Pratt and ten other lead
ing members of the Mormon Church, for coun
terfeting the legal coin of the United States
The Prophet, Joe Smith, used to work at the bu
sness with his own hands. These Mormon
''saints" are great rascals.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

Old Columbiana.--The pure and incorrupti-
Bile democracy of Columbiona county held rat
ification meeting at New Lisbon, on the 18th
inst, and responded to the action of the State
Convention in the most emphatic and enhusas
tic manner. CGlumbiana is never wrong.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

0t5-The subject of capital punishment is now
engaging the attention of heP pulpit, the press and
the forum, throughout the country Petitions
praying for the abolition of hanging and the sub
stitulon of Imprisonment for life, are daily pour
ing into our state legislature.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

G. w. Towns (dem) has been elected to
Congress from the Macon district by $50 major
ity over DR.. A. Baber, {whig) in pla ce of Wash
ington Poe, (whig,) who vas elected by 1919 ma
lori,y, and subsequently resigned his seat, dccla-
RUG that no democrat could "touch bottom."-
Poe ought to feel bad
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

0LrOregon Territory is about $50 miles IN
length, with an average breadth Of $50 miles,
and contains an area Of 450,0 900 square miles
II has trees 200 to 300 feet in height, and from
20 10 50 feet in circumference.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

New County-A bill to erect the new count!
of Chester has been introduced into the Legsla
ture by Mr.. Ferguson. 1t is composed of parts
of Harrison, Tuscarawas, Coshoclon and Guern
sey counties. People who know, incline to the
opinion that il will pass, and become a law.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

EF The St. CIairsville Gazette, GAINESVILLE
Aurora, Newark Constituencies, and other de-
mocratc papers in this State, which have here
tofore been opposed to the hard money doctrine,
have come out in the right spirit for "ToD AND
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CURRENCY" The Wayne
County Standard holds back. Come, friend
Kennedy, there's no use being alone Unless
YOU fight in the Democratic ranks the wings will
most assuredy take you prisoner!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

Good.--It is said that the federal clerks in
the various departments at Washington city, a
mounting 10 some two hundred, will be permit
led 10 90 home shortly. Guotine them, as the
hard cider administration did the democrats II
lIQAI
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

DR.. WIN. KERR, genuine democrat and irst
rate fellow, has been elected Mayor of the city
of Pittsburgh, over coons, natives and nIggers
Glad of that
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

OF The coon editors are treating their read
ers TO ridiculous reports of the scenes which took
place in the recent Democratic Convention at
Columbus. Well, suppose it was ga perfect Bed
lam," and all that--who cares now? Order will
come out of chaos! Let the coons remember
the result ofthe Baltimore Convention, and be-
ware the Ides of October!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

Preparing for Wdr.--The New York Tele-
graph says: "A brigade of $500 young men has
been privately raised in hat city and five adJoin.
ing counties, who are mustered for service. if a
war breaks out with England. The command la;
been unanimously rendered 10 the gallant Gen
McNe, and by him accepted. We hear that The
services of his brigade have been actually ten
dered 70 I be government.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

Goprnor of Teras.--From the returns in, i
is sad that Cen Henderson, the democratic can
didate, has been elected Governor of the new
State of Texas. That will do for beginning.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

Ot7The Senate of the United States, within
The last few weeks, has confirmed large num-
Der of nominations made by the President during
the summer. Among them we notice that o.
Louis McLane, as Minister 10 England
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21
Wanted.

At this office, Immediately, a MICROSCOPE, TO dis
cover something of interest in the proceedings
Of the Ohio Legislature, to publish in our paper
Our "nahed eye" has ueen unsuccessful in find
ing an item of the least consequence!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

To die on the gdllotos !--Thomas, the murder
er Of Edwards, at Bournvillc, Ross county, has
been tried, found guilty, and sentenced TO be
Lnno .tHE-l ~NM
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

funny case of assault and battery was re-
Gently tried at Akron, Ohio. The Rev. j. d
Pickands, pastor of the Second Advent Church
was charged with kissing the wife Of Lyman
Green, and 1Oashing her feet against her hus
bands will! The reverend gentleman acknow
Iedged the facts as charged, but justified himsel
so conclusively on scripture grounds, that tht
case was dismissed!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

NrIt IS estimated that 10000 sheep are de
stroyed iD this state each year BY dogs.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21
From the Mt. Vernon Banner.
Reception of Col. g. j. MCNMlty OH his
arrival ut home from Washington.

On Thursday afternoon of last week, gentle
man from Licking county arrived here and an
nounccd the fact that Col. G. ]. McNuIty was on
his way home in the Newark Stage.-Immedate
ly the cannon was got out to welcome his re-
turn, and a carriage sent out to meet him, ac
companied by number of gentlemen on horse
back.
Upon his arrival the people met him with
three hearty cheers, and National Salute of 2S
guns, with 8 additional guns, being one for Ore
gon, one for California, one for Mrs. McNuty,
one for Rob Roy McGregor, his son, one for the
Washington Jury who tried him and found him
not guilty, one for ]. MandervllC Carlisle, Esq,
one for E. M. Stanton, Esq, his talented and
distinguished counsel, and one for his friends i'll
general.
Immediately after the firing of the guns, the
court house bell rung for a meeting ofthe peo-
pie. In a few minutes the court house was
crowded and the meeting was organized by the
appointment of II. ID. Harl as President, and
Joseph S. Martin and Joseph Patton, Wee PresI-
dents, and David Morton, Secretary.
On motion of Clark Irvine, Esq, committee
of five was appointed to wait upon COL McNul
ty to request him to address the meeting.
Inc ChaT appointed SldIh liFIne, ESqs WI
Iarl, T, Colopy,jr., R. B. Wright and VIM. Up
fold.
The committee after filing the duty Of their
appointment returned and reported that c. j
McNulty would respond TO their request. One
general and enthusiastic call for McNulty ther
resounded through the building Mr.. McNult!
then addressed the meeting in serious and i'm
pressve manner, advering to the matter beiweeI
himself and the government, the injustice done
him by the latter protracting from time to time
trial of the cha ges preferred against him, and o
which jury of his country found him not guilty
He was frequentlynterupled by the plaudiis q
the assembled multitude, and when through wit
his remarks, three hearty cheers went up for him
and the meeting adjourned.
f. d. HARL, President.
Us, MARTIN, v;,,p,.,,,
JOSEPH PATTON, 10 : 80
D. Morton, Secretary.
In the evening an Oyster Supper was given
him prepared by his friends, and conducted o
Il Temperance principles.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

Woodman spare that Gee.-The N o. Delta
says D. P. Woodman has been fined in one of
the Florida courts for cutting down and convert
ing to his own use large live oak, the property
of Uncle Sam. The New York Globe says he
should have remembered the cxhortaton Of the
song:--
Sab! woodman, spare that tree,
Touch not single bough;
II meier belonged TO thee,
Why should you steal ii nowi"
~-NN1cO~IN~-~N~~N~~~~N-
01y-No steamer has as yet arrived from En-
gland. Ofcourse we are without pews as TO the
reception Of the Presidents Message, and ths
feeling it created.
r.re~~~~~.~~~~~-~N~~N
G1-Cassius M. Clay is 10 New York, hammer
ing away at slavery and its advocates.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21
Fl. D. HARL, President.
III ~ IItkIOI5 TVVTNN
J, S, MARTIN, v;capres
JOSEPH PATTON, "

D. Morton, Secretary.
In the evening an Oyster Supper was given t
him prepared by his friends, and conducted o.
Temperance principles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05
ARRIVED

Snip Genera Goodhue II De I'm New Orleans dotns'
&c produce, to Z h Collins & Co. 3Oh ult OF tspe
fia.teras sew a steamer steering North sehr rgsed
Ship Houqua, Palmer I'm Macao Ism aug anger
Sept 9Th Crossed the Equator in % days from Macao
teas silks &c A q Low, Brother d 90 Inc h mas
since crossing the Equator experienced Gains and Hgnt
airs from the westward up The Bermuda SINCE sue
cession Of heavy gales from the north and vest sept
9Th 80 miles the westward Of Casper Leland spoke
ship Mon,auk McMchsels - days I'm New J ork Tor
Canton Nov 3D. lat r. long 80 % w spoke bark Sthr,
Mcfarland 90 de ffn Salem for Zanzibar aug 2stt lat
" long lO9 40 f. ship Ann McKim steering Sc by
T. Passed up from AMER previous 10 the Eth Sept ships
Montsuk for Canton; John Quincy Adams for do; -
Paul Allen from Salem for Manila stephen lurrnan
ron, Baltimore for Canton Bark Charles Frederick i'm
Boston for Manila. Died board the Houqua ON the
passage home Charles Thompson native Of Newbury
port, an excellent sailor and worthy man.
Brig Potomac Mathews DIS I'm Georgetown. -four.
sc. 10 Hitchcock e. Marshall.
u { Gutter Van Buren, Rudolph I'm Charleston
Schr David Risey Phillips FIN Washington, NC. via
Newport naval stores to l. Mitchell. The D K was
blown of By the late NV gales for ~ days
schr Cynosure Waite, 10 de I'm Portland, Me, ish,
SC 10 master. The has experienced succession Of
yestery gales during the passage, carried away fore
yard bobstays and stove buwarks.
Schr Indinc Penied DIS I'm Portland building stone.
Schr Nathaniel shaler. Thei, I'm Portland building
stosie
schr Mary Brainard Boel I'm Portland building
stone
sloop Phenix White, Portland building stone.
Fellow y bark and brigs
sAILED-Packet ship Baltimore. for IIavre. Wind W
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Gneral Notires.
~ Sew-York weekly Tribune.-Con.ents for

~ New-York Weekly Irlpune'-Con'e"H Jor
ss,,,sa, December 5.-PoETaY-The Waning Moon and
Th s.,.,, OK LIE. extracted from Bryani's Poems The
,,nr,e, Dream Currerte Calsaosi;ies-" The Soiree
ss,c.sps The Bride: Cal, Thsr ksgiving-atdrsssei
- SewTnzianders Hebrew Sonnet; The Earth and he
SARA; Lies OF seeng Kean PLAY King Ioh1': The
Conntry Of Inc Free; The Moun.ain-5oy; The Ocean
ypr1ogi.rs-W'er ard FreedoD-Whitber are TEND
ing What ia History; The Iron Business; ThaaEsgiT-
ing Congress and the Message The Lo.s Of Inc Atlantic
the .;e, ari; Religion and Joarnss Soth Carolina,
Lc kc-NEws-Fron Mexico-Tacnpico Taken, sc
Gen Scotia Departure for the War; Matters Monterey
Foreign and Domestic Correspondence Of The Trouae
Awful Gsie-Wreck Of The Atlsric lac 9ou1d-Fui
Particular Tire Late 5torl, kc-MiscEiLASEous-Di--
czssor u AsEocisoa Nos snd = Character q Aaron
Burr; ReTiews Of Hew Publications; WedyTTood he
English Chemist The Beauties OF Christian Warfare
The v.n Ness Case al Washington S7a1ey Smith on
War I.aproved Institutions for British America; Courcl
Edifces ard Crime: John Young; City Items from The
Dzi:y Tribune Glance. 81 Modern GerIls1g Nos : Z,
and g. Margaret F1lier's Papers % Literature sad
Ar: Bronson et Amended Contribution Case
Of Frec1aan-SewArd's $peeo-CcsIsiERcIAL ISTELLIS-
rscE-Produce Stocks Money Cattle Market, &c Il.
Single copies put up in wrappers FOR the Mail. can Dc
obtained al the desk-price 6: cents.
o. TFRMs-S2 per year. Al subscriptions paya5is
inhexlbly IN advance
GREELEY 1 McELRATH, Tribune 6ldins-,
Cor. Spruce and Nassau opposite tie City Esl..
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irish Emigranr sociels and sam. Lover. g.a.

COrTesp onG ence.
SEw-ToRE, Dec. Sd. 1876
s.MUEi LOyER, Esq.-iJe1r SIT affords me sincere
pleasure TO me medium Of conveying you tue OK
preston OF feeling Of the Executive Committee OF The
irish tigrsnt Society, embodied IN the following reso-
luton
Fmigranl Society. held The Committee Rooms, ihs q
December instant the following resolution was unani-
mously adopted
eI0issd That the tLaDas Of his Society be presented
SAMUEL LOWE Esq for TIE graiuious ereruCn o! A
valuable professional services on Saturday evening a u
aid Of the funds Of this Society,"
While express admiration Of the entertainment o.!
Saturday evening last and the versatility OF TALENT exh
tied permit as 20 assure you that appreciate the noble
hearted generosity that prompted you 10 offer It. Hoping
lha, your tour through the United Satc may be pleasant
one I'd mai We wi, siofy hive Inc pleasure 5f seeing
you again In our city. am, dear sif,
With ereat respect, your obedL -etvani,
FLOLENCE MCCARTHY, Cor. Secy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05
pYEING THE HAIR
-. Vim. Entchelor i now prepared 10 color

ladies' genteens pair 20 aperaivn black o. brown
without s,Snin- or nuring The skRtor winch purpose
be has private rooms. lie VIII briefly sute 10 The scvGr
iages ofh.s Liquid Hair Dye Persons seec VIA gray
or res, hair or whsAers can have changed perfectly
ever ana nsral color with e loss OF te. The sAr
requiring oaly about TWO hours tee y'skers sscty hai
water the hair remaining permanently dyed siie5 wh'e5
apphcsdon he hair soA sud SILKY, the fces nsG' Il
hair Those who have been using the various dyes h't0
offered Will understand The difference between Pc
inr told their hsir dyed IS dscolod wih
Sirtv coating which, when removed, leaves the hair IS
hsd II no, worse than be:ore;o having their hsr
thoroughly dyed and cesss3 before pay and not Charged
unless satisfaction Is given soT nose who prefer spy
ing The dive themselves il IS pui up IN converien, form,
with fun directions Price for hair bottles 81 90 asker
bottles 81. Prepared only b. WM. SATCHELoh. No :
Wali-st near Broadway. 81 lrnso1ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05
A. ). BLEECKER Auction-eG
ryNfIE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC and PEI

sons DESTROYS OF obtaining most eligible SIZES for pr
vae residences, il called the sale Monday next tho
7th Dec the Exchange Of about ~ lots the Flttayo
ntl. on both sides. between 2jlh and 23h u lots
north side o 26th fronting On Mad n-.quafo ~ lots
on 27lh al. bet" Biooyisgohle Rosd or
Broadway aud 6tayenuc, and bewc-s the latter avenue
and Madsun-ayerle. The 6th-ayeuuc lots haze court
yards of Is feet, br.ides 100 feet In depth ard % feet
inches In breadth. All assessments ant tnSss paid and
e perfect the gada settled ard ready for building The
situation cenai being nj the junction Of Broadway and
Fft-ayeuue and suitable for soutre private residences
Full warrantse deeds viii be given, and large proper
lion Of the purchase money !alt bond and mortgage
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CEAMRERSI

INFORMATION FOR TIE PEOPLE, no. 7.-F.rii
iArer,csn E.gon yyith 1Iry adt0a. and corrections
By an eminent American echoiE-- SD illustrated bJ up
ard OF SIX ETzv71gz-
Chsrnher= Information or he People o. Popular FL
cycop.iis elrscire s the branches ct general ErovE
-, % nee 10 co1-i.its rell-iclcrre5 mar No
NY ~ h.i-hed rcata:ns-Pee- Tn. Do Field Sports
Angling Gyrnnss,c Exsrc'ses }sres Of Crlrket, G'a
DaD-.-y. Fn-eier Costumes Brlsish Costumes. kc
The p!sr OF ,v,c t1s work i .orret = 70 select TIE
subjects which d. = mp All thsi 'eop.e ao i-e
The -ilirg objects a. & accom- ishsd auiors tih- Me-srs
Chsroer.i svs been Ehal sg De expected - prove TIE
mean. Of .e!ie31rGii0a - he pubic generally -Tne'hei
ooy!r.be uleaas u Academic Instruction or n0I Tel
completed IN iG numbers, r: , cents =Eca-
For -al- wholesale a1d retail ~
BURGESS. sTgINGER / CO 20 Erozt~ q.
W q GRAHAI. Tribune Builclns.
HONG BROTHER, - AGE-si-
W TAYLOR. No : istor House.
- R-s..-I.-s a.a P-.iotlc. Ay-.. ..n.rnILs - =
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As,or. House. Nrw.Yoey. Dec. 50. y

Dear S-Prsy present 10 the Gentlemen OF the ESecu
tive Committee Of The lrsh Emgra1 Society, M hank
for the complimentary resolution they have passed and
Won have so politely forwarded
To aid Society, beneficial 10 the poorer classes Of
nv countryucn was act which itanL The Committee
for enabling perform by gccepttnE The offer o. M
services of which you SPEAK highly There could he no
more characteristic way OF passing IRISH EvESSS'
lan awssny the smiles 9TH" happyihui The tear Of The
unfortunate may be the fewer. lsye ne honor 10 be-
Dear sir yours faithfully, SAMUEL LON ER:
To FLORENCE McCARTHYi Esq, Cores pondins Secy.
Irish Emigrani Society. ID IL
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Dr.. MANIoTTA'S

tog Dyspepsia. Fever and Ague. &c &c
E Travellers. from constant change OF air and '" 4
ter liable 10 many diseases which he prevented oy
the OF TIE Tonic, whenever they End themselves II a
way ndisyoscd This medicine VIII always prevent he9-
from contracting con,sgioas diseases such yellow fever
scarlet fever &c Persons bilious
eni may live long snd healthy in The Southern Climate BY
the This article. Persons rsieIeace given several
Agents wanted hroughou, The United States Appliea.
nors lpos;-p addressed 10 the proprietor.
MS lraeoais s. EENSER, los Nsssaz-st
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~ Experimental Lecture, the Human
Sou-L4 Roy Sunderland. in compliance win tie wishes
bi. friends in Newly hiss the pleasure Of
announcing OF Intellectual Entertainments IN
Mechanics Hall l71 Broadway, between Broome and
Grand TUESDAY Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Of
the present week in which Ne VIII develop the power Of
Spells Charms Vaccinations. illustrating tbs Mysteries
of Trance Dreaming Wi,chcran and Ghosts and combin
ing series ofjae raast rave Mirh: Musical and aston
ishing powers and suscepuhillie OF The Human Mind
more wonderful han The revelations OF Swedenborg. and
exceeding the Visions of the Fairies or the Tales
osthe Arabian Nights To commence at 2. NJ A4;nis
sion - Cents nSo 6li>'
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JACOB 5. Plat, Aqeponees;

MORTGAGE SALE-N~w Cabinet Furniture, part
WI Of which l.. Of elegant style and modern fshionJA-
COB 5 PLATT VIII sell This Day at l0t O'Clock 10 re-
pay the second n,nlmen OF Mortgage viz Bed.esds,
CRIB. sets Quartete Tables, Rocker and Psrior
Chair both coysrer with crimson prshj BureauG,
Desks Sofa Ssdatsal large Dining Table Ottomans,
Diyan double Washstind marble top and back sets
Chairs, q ~ 4 set
Also at pfeci.ey II O'clock, which attention Is part.
cuarly directed, very elegant PAptef hachs' Ladies'
WORK rabs, do Stand.
Also elegant Rosewood Couch, French siyle Sofa,
chair back ditto. aud set of Rosewood Chairs 70
oh each of the whole vi which covered
with tho finest crimson plush, snd warranted In every
respect Every article VIII be sold 10 the highest bidder
refnS cash-current money. d6u'
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TEE oEIsTIAN INQUIRER

TOR THIS WEEK ,oa5a55: ~, Ds.ld.o3: heason.
= .,.. CslrI1tsLr C.arcd OF ne Pilgrims srook-
yH w Psa POI s4s5. and 3. ne sS:ga Reeoslss
pss55- - - YONG Journal % Southern TT ?
The nqreTi. plblisssd vsSzlS % Ise ga..sras A.,
soc:sion o. he Sizts .; Ner- OK = u ger an1l1
rsc-tyec a 5 FRANCS CO.'S - sEoadwsy, or al
lis F-arl-st- @ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05
KEEP -uV RATS 4 re


DRFsESNs, your health save ycCr u:oHey.-t; has
5ecoue well known 20 the public that q preserve
health requires exercise daily. Gnd tter Sind Ply
sicisns have recommended Bowling i?- best exercise
tor III -escC ard refreshing. s,eep Bui u -
700 expensive me usual prices The great desire
fer ls exercise has become popular the Proprietor
The fremont and fremont Srsnch Bowling Saloons Nos
- and 500 East Broadway, extending 1 Division and
al Grind sts. containing Ten Alleys. which not
passed by in the CITY The solicitation OF some " his
hiss opened Of books for limited number Of
u. except Public Days, the following prices. VIZ
90 $ co string - ce
mos - coil week col In The everS ~
mos - 90 day CN tor each person
Zach Aley -! hour. - certs
Tie shove healthtu surpasscs Johnny fcsso,
Which ali confess, : iu-' hc dandy. tCarty.
Aud should they want. ;hey Il fud II handy;
In TIA second uSmsi street NJ ~.
u han al. .nInEs tail 20 Keep alive
The above I've remedies vii make you thrive:
Ana i; you I, call aud make dash
\ few trC--triSp- VIII save your cash
Which to lie Doctors YOU Il have 90 p}y
Ii ycu Continue 10 STAY s~ey.
Il ,aanv per-oIs who haze GicI
Had lcsSe remedies haze tried,
They would testify " i.f motives pure.
Fer the dyspepsia Il Is O sure cure
The proprietor experience u the absve tusnesi Tor The
last - ycsr and his being Tho frat 20 bring this healthy
exercise extensively before to pubic. Will bea su
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