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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-08-18

The OCEAN RAcE.-The steamers
Cambria and Great Britain commence a
race of four thousand miles this day, one
from Boston and the otherfrom this port.
The result ofthis race will settle forever
the utility ofthe screw or submerged pro-
peller; and great interest is felt as to the
result, by ship builders and commercial
MENU. Y. Herald.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-08-18

LONDON, July Sd.
Our Bank of England is getting swamp
ed with gold. The merchants to whom it
is consigned have the greatest difficulty
in getting bills on the continent to remit
for it.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-08-18

Extract ola letter published in the
New York Journal of Commerce, dated
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-08-18

TAKE NOTICE,
VESHAT an application viii be made,
and petition presented to the next
General Assembly ofour State of Illinois.
praying for the passage of an act BY that
honorable body, erecting new County
70 be taken from the counties of Will and
Iroquois.
July %, 1916.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-08-18

HE Court OF InoUIRY.-The Court
OF inquiry in the case of Gen. Gaines,
proceeded on Tuesday to the examination
of witnesses. Captain Montgomery, OF
the Sth Infantry, who COMMANDED the left
of the right brigade, and who manifested
SO much goodness during the cannonade
ofthe 6sh, when his horse was shot under
him, and who was wounded in the battle
Of The 9th Of May, appeared before the
Court and was under examination about
two hours. Capt. MI. testified he consid-
cred the situation Of Gen. Taylor .scmi-
neatly critical at the time that Gen.
lanes took steps to call for volunteers.
The whole Of his interesting narrative
Eels strongly justidcatory Of Gen. Gaines.
The Court viii probably sit several days
lolgeE. lYosfolk Beacon, 0fh.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-08-18

John Bull begins to think that he holds
the Canadas by precarious tenure. In
abiding to them the London Herald,
says:
The British population in the Cana
das and adjacent provinces is almost, il
not altogether, as numerous, as the popu.
lation Of the United States was in 1875
with this advantage, that in hostility to
England they might count upon eighteen
millions of allies along the whole line OF
their southern frontiers, where the repub-
lican had not one; while we should not
have single ally in the new world, not
one even of those Indian tribes that sew
enty years ago rendered US such impor-
tant aid
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-08-18

A CHOICE article fol tents Sor,n1ef Coais,
"A Gold mixed Tweens, Plain do do, plain and
stripe Linens, 5 ps. choice vesiing, for sale II
Loves, 90 jun30
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-08-18

KENTUoKY.--A wing legislature is e
.lected by reduced majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24
The Army of Occupation.

A Pcayune Extra, issued on the l4th. contains 10
formation from Corpus Christi that the main body of
Gen. Tayors army had marched toward Brazos ST. ia
go and rs It rumored that large Mexican force
was prepared oppose them, conflict was expected
The General had issued order on the sth. setting
forth that whereas the army marching to the 'front.'
Ter on delicate service persons not belonging 10 the
force could be allowed accompany its march or estab
lish themselves in its vicinity.
Also proclamation of the same date declaring that
the force about take position tie left (Mexi-
cam bank OF the Rio Grande and enonng the troops
scrupuous regard for the rights of all found IN the
peaceabe pursuit of their avocatons, &c. &c. This
Proclamation issued both in Spanish and English
The Picayune says
The steamer Cincinnati, and almost everything else,
are said to be chartered for the OF the army.
The squadron of transports to leave on the Goth
inst, under convoy of the T. s. cutter Woodbury., Capt
Foster and the steamer Monmouth.
Gen. Mejis is said have returned to Mstamoras on
the Cd inst, The Mexican troops this side the Rio Grande
If any-are said TO be under the command OF Garcia
Csnales and Sewerage.
Il was reported in Galveston that General Taylor had
made requsition for more troops, but the report was
doubted
Corpus Christi has been literally abandoned The
hangerson Of the army leaving for the East az fast
as possible TIE respect SO strictly epoined for the
rights OF private property will meet with universal ap
probation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24
TRADE OF THE HUDSON RIVER.
Produce mud Country Merchandise arrived at
Newly ork up TO yesterday afternoon.
Reported specially for The Tribune.


Barge ddrGnes Old Troy LiRe-Duckwoth Il Havi-
land, 81 boxes cheese; Wallace & Wickes. 2l4 b5s
beef; Buckley Gookin 22el bdls wrapping paper; do.
203 rolls hanging do; B. Ladd More. l03 bbls aour
s do seed Clark & Coleman. 600 do. flour; Pope Cat
u $50 do de-; Perry, Mathews & Co. 10 casks starch
John Bacon, q doz brooms; Legeett, Ludlam Co.
kegs butter; H. Gillespie & Co. 20 bids. hams; NJ. P.
Read & Bro 81 do. beer; l52 bbs. do: J. w Thorne.
152 do dour; l. Apgsr; 6l7 hams shoulders bbls lard
Wood & Grant bbls. ashes; Kent kinnan Co do.
do. Sturees Bennett Co. do. do; Hoffman & Bailey,
do do; Nash Beadleseon & Co. S hhds and IS bbls.
beer.
Barge Rdth6one Eckjord LiRe-J. n. Cobb, 23S bbls.
seed Terry & Durant, III do; Gichrist Bours Co.
276 do and pens q Vanbuskrk do do COG bbls flour
Z. il J Herrck so do; BOWS & Cary, $50 do; F. j.
Nevius, do; Suydam. Sage & Co 39 do; E. T. Pease,
ia do; Sutton & Weeks, SO do; S. Howe. bbls.
ashes: Wm Chappell, 20 do beans; J. w ThoTne, Is
bbls provisions P. J. Fsrnhsn Co. II casks cheese
s L. & Beach, casks kegs lard J. R. Toll, l07
doz brooms; J. E. Allen, 50 do. Jas. N Cobb b bbs.
peas.
Barge Insurance Sane Lint-H Van Buskirk. 80 hbl,.
liquor; Bows & Cary, 6l2 do -four; S NJ & Sanford a5
do d. T. B. White q tubs butter E. Allen l07 dog.
brooms J. P Vedder. l2 bills ashes; VIM Hannah, l2l
bales wool; Gilman Small & Co. sTs sides leather; N.
Il Wolfe bbs ashes J. T. Storm Co. J do kegs
butter James \. Cobb, 8 do.
Barge C. BrdinGrd, Schuyisr's Lfns.-Dows G1i-
teau o. bbls -four; II. Vsn Buskirk, lse do J. & w.
Schuyler, s45 do whisky, 81 bbs peas 1000 bush seed
Samuel Perry, - casks cheese; Mead & Co - bois.
hams Robinson Hazard $50 bhls beer; VIM Appleton.
% bbs. and seed; Il. s. Dennis, 81 doz. broems.
Canal boat y. e. Harrison, Same LfRs.-Wn- Apple
tou l25 bills peas, 50 ,cs- do; Durant Lashrop Co.
l5S bills do Mr.. Higgins, 10 do. 10 tes do; J. s w
Schuyler. 1900 tcs oa,s N T. Hubbard Chsnery Co.
100 boxes candles,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24
MARINE JOURNAL.
III SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.


Packet ship Westminster, Hoyey. from Lendon and
Portsmouth, Feb lith r1dse TO John Griswo!d, Esq
March 18th lat A. ion i5 80 several icebergs The
w has had very gales from the Westward, ana
hove 70 days in succession.
Ship Samuel Hicks, Osuom. from Liverpool, JAG go
mdse. TO Hicks s. Co Passed Cape Clear Feb 7th, I'm
ion TO- lat AZ has had continual westerly gales for two
weeks did net gain 200 miles, II blowing heavy from
NV, lost sails &c have been ! days to the West Of
Nantucket Shoals who'd NV. On the l4th Feb tele
graphed packet ship Mediator hence for London lat ~
lon 80 80 On the 18th inst lat 40 81 ION % 10 spoke
Br brig Edward, from Porto Rico, Halifax.
Ship Shakespeare, Roce I'm Liverpool, Feb 10Th, mdse
10 John Michel 9th inst In lat 43 AZ lon g. saw great
quantities of ice. l3s storage passengers.
Ship kalamazoo McCerren. from Liverpool. Feb l2th
ndse, to Collins Il Co. The has had for 20 sue
cessve days during Ter passage very heavy gales from
the Westward
Ship American, (of Providence, R H. Samson, from
London IL Cowes Feb l0th mdse to'order
Brig Chattshoochee Smith, from City OF 81 Domingo,
lst inst $50 clutches and 2S logs mahogany l2crenes
satin wood 20 a Rossire & Co. Lett brig Archeaus
Newcomb ldg for NYork. Huntress, of Philad dse' !"
sail in days for the coast 10 load for EYork. I'd inst
passed brig Draco on the about loaded for MOT
other vessels the coast loading for the States ~
Feb the bark Janet OF Boston touched and exPsc'ep"
sail next day for 81 Jsgo. 8,
Brig Almatia (of Cohasset) Smith from Curacao, le
inst. mdse, 10 w Lewis Sailed in company win ors
Allen sor Boston Left bark Lysander, Clapp, Tor Cu
brig Argus, Rich, for NYork. -.
Brig Excel. Smith, DIS I'm Savannah, couon auo NV
to Sturges g. Clearman -.
Brig Overman, (of Portland) Davis, Is ds I'm PonSs
PR sugar and molasses. 10 Tobias Lord. -.
Schr star Ballard % ds from AttakaPas, La. iiO o'
molasses l03 hhds sugar Levericb; 90 do L ssJs
18th inst 30 miles, ENE OF Hstteras, spoke scar bA'
Franklin from Aitakapas. for Philad. r.s
Schr Cairo Soule. D ds I'm Attakapas, La WIKI ILL.,
oak timber. to Geo Hoyt c..,as
sctr Walter Merchant, Demmlns. & ds from Geo'sS
town SC naval stores to Sprsgue, Robinson 20 80
Schr VIM Bird. Smith de fna Washington, NJ
val stores &c. 10 Saml Mitchell sc ,s-L
Schr Charles, Horton, ds fm Georgetown 81
stores To Sprague. Robinson s. Co. ..,,s
Schr Raleigh. Alien fun Washington NC, pavs .I
Schr Gratitude. Stephenson i'm Richmond mose-
BELoW-A ship and brig unknown. WIND sh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24

Mexican Affairs-sanra ANA, &c.
Correspondence OF the N O. P!cayune

HAVANA, Feb 18th, 1916.
Its limited about here, in different circles, tnat
strong effort be made throne on the pres
ent tottering Republic of Mexico. The native Cuoans
are opposed 10 IT, and branch but they care not as
in some sections OF the United States throw roicue
upon the system y DonneU, Ike lRcou 0eioIc HAi'
stsnds ne nonsense.
slave ship arrived the coast a short nuie SINCE
with 600 slaves on board. The Captain General was al
once apprsed of the fact By Mr. Crawford the Ensnsh
Consul and this suppose will be the lsst oil II Inc
slaves have all been landed and distributed ere ihs
At little village named Cerro. within three mics OF
Havana resides Santa Ana He has constructed an am
phheaire in his yard where all the gamblers OIL 'ie
civ resort for the purpose OF cockh.htns The cocks
are matched and weighed the bets made and usy ap
pointed for deciding the sums winch me sieA
lean haz ards at this his fsvorite sport lev DAYS
and during The heat ofthe fight the per me
enormous odds of eighteen doubloons sgsns t"eiTs
dollars remained sufficiently long to see him lose ms
singular bet Ii is pretty well ascerained- and - no"
all the talk among the sporting circles mar Yong
American, relsted 10 one OF our nrst families, ~o"
$4,000 az monte" from the eS-Presideni oi Mexico
\ correspondent of The n o. Picayune writing
from Vera Cruz Feb. %. says
This Republic-here mistake sbou; its shaken
lis very The Monitor received from Tue ciy
OF Mexico yesterday comes out strong in favor OF sania
Ana and II Tieapo, the paper sustained by Govern
mert, equally strong in favor OF monarchy lnat many
are looking anIiously for the advent OF prince rom
Europe and foreign intervention is plain "a the sun
MONDAY but az the time the sss, sooner MAN
haze scion of royalty fastened upon them Wouo pre-
fer 20 live even under the stars and stripes.
The Mexican Government 10 endeavoring 20 raise Tue
wind out OF the permits The new law respecting
the importation OF cotton general bur permit rnost
be obtained from the Government first end the import
duty paid when the permit import is grantsd-slu 70
100 pretty good duty you will say, and such pro-
lection 70 the grower in any other land would MAKE
the parter rich but here, the the growers OF COT
ton protected and the greater price they Obtain The
less they raise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
q For sale Of Stock. a. .le EIeserse sec Las. pss.

q FOR sac % StocAs az me E1cschSS sec L1si F.Sf
MONDAY P NJ.
There was much business in the stock market to-
day and prices fell of materially. The thick coming
janee, sny for tie market, and general and
considerable decline took place. The unsatisfactory sd
vices from ashinetou given the for this
decline Dividend paying State stocks DO not suffer
much
The demand for Exchange is very moderate
gs,es are without change Sterling e99s nearly all the
sales being at O. Franc, 26s as % Guders 39 $50:
Marks Bsnco 35i casa Rix Dollsrs 7si aTs:.
Money continues abundan, for all business pur
poses and loans o6rst class stocks negotiated easily
at 5e5 per cent Short sighted City accep'snces OF the
bes, character are passed per cent ard under The
large receipts for duties enables the Deposit Banks TO
tend their accommodations to their dealers.
II is stated that in consequence of the large losses
suffered by Insurance Companies on cargo on the
decks Vessels the Companies about to decline TAX
ing such risks al any rate ofprsmium
The Nantucket Inquirer states that the affairs OF
the Manufacturers & Mechanics Bank assuming 8
more favorable aspect.
The United State Gazette says We were ;u-
formed yesterday, By gentleman direct from Harris
burg hst on Saturday vote had in the House
Of Representatives the bill granting the nigh, Of way
to The Baltimore snd Ohio Railroad Company and de-
cided adversely the bill BY majority OF Two he far
Their stated that absent member known 10 be OPP
posed to the grant, would be in his seat to-day
The Central Mich Railroad bill j, passed the
House provides for the sale of the road engines prop
erty. &C. for $4,000 0oo, to company incorporated by
the bill The road to be completed within three years
from Kalamazoo Iske Michigan, with rail- not lees
than sixty pounds to the ysrd under penalty OF $4,000
per year The FIRST so miles Of the road be reaid
with the 90 ID. rail within years and the whole
road TO be laid with rail of the description By the
first OF January 1856 The stock OF the Company Is 10
be S. 000 co., with right increase it 10 100000
The State may epurchase the road after 1907 al market
value snd ten per cent, premium The Company 10 pay
an annual tax orehaf per cent till ls February, ISL
and threefourtns per cent thereafter cost aud capital
paid in The charter is perpetuareserSing no rights OF
repeal amendment excludes rights TO 10 miles IN
width the State for Rsilroad purposes. The Com
pany will control the entire travel from Chicago 10 But
alo aud the business and produce OF the central Coun
ties OF the State.
The Poitsville Miners Journal. of Saturday, says
The quantity of Coal market this week is only
$3.50 The reshe. entirely stopped the rsnsporta
ton of coal over the Mine Hill and Schuykill Haven
Railroad during the week. We understand that the in
ures have been repaired and that coal will be carried
over the road week usual. The freshe has eff
ected the quantity from all parts of the region Sent
TO market for the week ending on Thursday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24
From the Phil. U. g. Gazette of yesterday morning.


A DESPERATE CONVICT sHoT.-Ths morning,
about o. clock convict named Gibbs, who was under
sentence for nine years from last August for burglary
and who had previously served ten IN the Eastern
Penen,iary Tor arson, &c sprung upon Mr Watson the
keeper of the Prison, intending no doubt to dispatch
him and make his escape.
Mr. Watson had OF the Colts revolving pistols and
after desperate scue for possession OF the weapon in
which NJ. Wersons hand was severely acerated- Mr.
w sho, Gibbs first in the back, Preaching round HIM
and twice in tie breast
Gibbs staggered into his cell and in few moments
expired This Gibbs most desperate villain; ne al
tempted bleed himself 10 death shortly after he was
sentenced and subsequently almost effected his escape
through the skyligh,s ofthe Corridor, but fell.
Mr.. Watson displayed great courage and presence OF
mind or he must himself have been killed He had shut
the iron grated door between the front part OF the house
and the prison department and therefore no one could
his assistance although they heard the report of
the pistols and came far the door,
Coroners inquest was summoned, which mas not
Jet reported Much excitement prevails In the vicinity
of the prison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24
Moral Reform in cur Legislature.


ALBANY, March L. lsio.
The bill 10 punish Seduction and Adultery was or
dered to third reading yesterday in The Assembly
without opposition aud will pass that body al an
early day Will the Senate dare veto ii again We
shall see.
Eight thousand Of your good citizens made their ap-
pearance in the Assembly yesterday By petitions TO
be included in the Excise Law After bref and sPir-
tied debate the petitions referred 10 the deega
ton from your City You may expect strong and
unanimous report against the prayer. Yours &c.
Letter mslad and most oi,s contents superannuated
LAKE ERlE-The Buffalo Com. Adv. OF Satur-
day says the Fraukli Capt Edmuuds arrived at Ceve'
land on Sunday Huron and 10 leave again Tor
Detroit on Monday.
II The people OF Pittsburgh had Mass Meeting
on the 18th inst and passed some very terrible resoiu'
tions on the Right OF Way question. Among other
things they threaten 10 loose from the Philsdepnans
and erect Pittsburgh independent, State unless tne
people OF the Quaker City shall become little less scihsn
and more sensible and permi, the Baltimore and ono
Railroad to pass through Pittsburgh Similar meetings
have been held in other parts of Western Pennsyvsha
in the vicinity of the Iron City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24
PASSENGERS ARRIVRp

In the ship Wesfntrsttr. from Eondou-Mra Paradise,
oil London; Geo A Fehlmann of Swltzerand Jsntsen.
of Denmark Robt Sargent and lady; Masters John and
Henry Powell, London VIM Bfydges and lady, OF New.
York; Thos w Oridsc, Leon Benjamin, Arthur RseDs.
ham, OF London; friedrich Versmsn Of Germany, and
80 in the Storage
In the ship Samuel Hicks, from LiperpoOl-Mr Cockra
Mr. Hammond. Mr. Buchsnen. and e in the Storage.
In Ms ship Kalamazoo from Ltrep0ol-Wm NJ hinss.
land Mr. Daniel Mersereau Col Cox, Of NYork, and ~
in the sterrsge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24
n In Democratic whig General Committee
AB'M r. LAWRENCE,


~ We have long article from 7. l.. in be
half Of Capital Punishment and il defence Of the iu
peached sylogsm, which viii publish as soon as
we can make room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24

e We were never amused than last night the
Museum Whoever has hour and quarter 70 spare
viii snd ,ha, ar agreeable place spend he for they will
bear the Lao ghter provoking Western, the Little Drummer
see those beautiful ScTps1a Views and host OF other
ee. Several schools and families witness the exhibition
OF the Views and Microscope this afternoon O'clock
The whole force Of the bill Will be introduced this eyelng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24
. Court y! Calendar.

<, -. Court Calendar.
2l, %, "a. % = - ~ -
eoMSo y, Plk4 ,so ;H9 IDssypa mos III l2
90, Ia lie, les, lis 100 is, 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24

HILLS ISFALLIBLE Observation-Disclosures Il is warrant
ed n all eradicate Dityras or dandruf and all ex
oatons e cutce scalp stay alopocy or ihe falling
the hair lost hair prevent hairs keep the
hair moist all OF which Ia eshed 10 by hundreds OF tho
most respectable ciz-ns Of this ana other cities; few OF
which follow Gusavus o. West Master OF brig Calves
ton; Boarding House, No. 81 Futon-st Brooklyn; q.
Mitchell Smithst Brooklyn; D. Strong, III Pearst ~ u
L. Wilson, lls Brosdst NJ Y; h. Davis. Buring-sHpy
NY; wholesale ana retail at the principal Office No.
Nsssau-t AGEScIEs-J. Jarvis 6S5 Broadwayi Mr. Ev'
rards us Grand-st Hr T. sewell. 47S Grandst Mira NJ
Sloan. 5SI Grands; and al the principal Wholesale drug
fancy goods Stores all OF whom have certificates OF
agency, ia all signed BY the originator. prevent
counterfelts. ma 3tTuTh4 Sat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24

- IL Is potent des,drruiun TO have ones hair cut
curIed aud whskers trimmed IN such not 10
quire brush comb them all the while TO keep Them
order. and who well qualified perform the opera
lion avoid that Hill, the nimlehe cutter
OF hair aud l3 Nassau Of Pine beside
he has just hued up his ONO. in the neaes and most iash
able style OF any United States Also supefby
elegant Spring style Of cutting curling hair and whssers
and he only o Try him nn2t So ThThfS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24

WHO WANTS HANDSOME AND Coop. LOOKING =
Many NAV snie lh,s but have the experiment
tested We have several lately who have assumed
what thew never had before, beautiful clear skin and
uxurian hair one young lady aud gentleman whose skin
and isce truly dseusing with efupons, and reckes
the Italian Chemical cleared H. and cake
changes the color OF sunburn yellow shn healthy
ceRruess We, ourse pesk from using Jo3ess Coral
Hair Restorative Our hair falling OUT and filed with
scur this entirely remeded H. II has been used by the
FIRST chants Of city, who tell us II docs certainly
make the hair grow aud give red gray hair fine dark
Look and Is ot the low price OF three sbngs at the sign
OF Inc American Eagle go Chaham-st S2 Broadway N
Y lSq Fulton-si Brooslvn NIL 2teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24

FIRST ARRIVAL FROM CASADA.-The steamer
America Capt Kerr arrived this port yesterday after
Noon from Toronto. She let there sbout 10 o'clock
eanesdsy aisht and obliged cut the ice for the
oi'Soee OF mile. end some hundred feet in width.
Rochester Adv. 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24

S,Nps's SLRs,PARILL.Tnc blood contains the elements
of Toe whole snis sircurc-assh and fibre, glands ui-
cles ,endons tho nails the hair aud the boues hen.
selves all sIssinsd by the blood. Well then may be
called tbs OF life. Ia proportion 20 the purity OF the
iud will be OF the substance Int, which IL Is continual
Y changing Corrupt blood Instead Of producn hssthy
flesh. Ia likely enough % develop sores sud uc-rs When
these rpu.s whether in the specific form OF scrouls alb
,cess Sc or of Ordinary ypea there detergent it
Is believed that will rapidly neutraze the virus 30 the
blood which they spring, Sands's SsTsaparula
Prepared and sold, wholesale and rciail oy a. b. y u.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, - Eriior-s, rs Broadway
,r = Ess Broadway, New.fork Sold also by DrugS'si
.nersy throughout Tho United Price 81 per bot
l,. ar bOt,ie. for s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24

r RoussEL's AM,NoSE for the cure SUD prevention c.
Chopped Hands for isle The principal druggists 10 THE
CITY, and who!es ale aud retail the Of the subscriber
EUGENE ROUSSEL
Manufacturer and Importer OF choice Perumery, Toilet
Sosps Shaving Cream. &c. &c. No. l5s Broadway be-
tween L.beEIy and Cortland "a. III lln-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24

- Numerous Testimonies, from Physicians snd 9th
ers proving the superiority of S Fahnestocks Yer.
rniuse over s other remedies worms both In chill
dren and sdus can be exhibited by the proprietors B.
Fahnestock & Co. No. 40 Johu.st. Retsil price. y
cents PEI bottle ma Tu rhS SAITH