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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24
1sr' Sobn popp> GIeoelanb, Ohio.
Wo TT Sebaittan Walbiner 2
aus 0ambadh &reisamt Srtweiler, .RSnfo.

$50 TT Sebaittan Malbiner 2
aus 5anlbad, &reisamt Ortspeiler, Sesnio.
reid preusen.
Gerielbe 1T un9efdbr Dor IL c5abren rtacs
oen Weretnl9ten Stdaten aereiif, unb fpIf
ild, nah ben lesten Tahridten, in Betkfe.
benz, penra., anfgebalten baben. Sein I'm.
tersethneter Neffe, Der lestes Nrlbiebr In
Bottom anfat1, tpanidt Nadribt anter Der
9lbre0e: "
Sobann D6rr,
care of Boston Merhur, Boston, Mass.
. Mo 1T Nbtlipp Muler
Elm Sdub,iader.
aug gpperstanlen &reis Sfenbad, Def-
fen Darmitabt, '.<.'..'
Derlelbe arbeitere Dor 2 Sabren in qanfa.
iter, Stio, anc lie felt bieeer 3eit riehts
mebr bon fd bbren. 9lDe pelde ben 9l,t-
tentbalt oeslelben fennen, ,percen 9ebeten
folhes an leinen 8rnber
Martin Wlller,
in pittsbur9
tpii1en IN lanen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-25
TURNPIKE NOTICE.
TO ROAD MAkERS.

shael Of the principles aud practice Of Road Ma
hE Comprising The location. cnust motion and I'm.
usn's Of roads, Contmon, Mace adam, paved, plsnd
IND tAti roads BY W Gillespie A NJ 4. T.,
W. d C,vil Eng,asefing IN Union College, Just
WE'D and for sale hy
JOHN II. THOMPSON,
Y Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-25
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.

lAf Just received another large and splendid a.
1hen1 Of READN MADE CLOTHING. and shall
wing them week., from my manufacturing es-
|'Ilthl, IN Baltimore. Now Is the chance, for all
Nl9 want cheap fashionable and good Clothing
Z Wen 10 give me a cali hetore purchasing else
! am determined 10 sell READY MADE cloth
.i+s That cannot he exceeded ia any OF the East
US al Wholesale or Retail. Mind-others may
H NlHey sell cheap, hui there is hat one clothing
w. khown by the name ofthe Baltimore Clothing
I 1,a4oh Yon Will find IN this house formerly ooeu-
| sse ooshou NJ STEIN,
No l57 Mains,, I'd door below kiger.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-25

SsLorlI. halr toaa.. fn-ar Hash mail, -F5# Hrrse.
~ =sFHh4Hs NlHteW7-a, d7=ffns Ha#trtH. Sass .l45
2 nj aud luarhHus hftz1s. BLAGk aE : a.,
oct u N3utaf -Lf. Dt=
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-25

AeElNG-2o ara-s Na-aas challenge Blaekrg
e. ilzI reCclNe Id and FOR 53ic tn
NaV r. GENEGOpk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-25

& tl.k. Velvet. Worzts aud Steel Read Hee aaa rua
~ 49, rursr silks of varIY<ru1fS AMI ST. f=}5 Hd
Nat Cla- as for sale ty BI.AtkM -tlt AZ t1.
oct - NJEcae.t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-25

HOE Threads for sag by or & GtEEt
> oct 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-25

v IT received by cypress addition Ia my former
" stock fat, pieces Chafagu<co Hiaids extra nue-a
ieH pieces superior brown cloth and mode cutnred
French HofrHncs. 4 few at the finest shaWts aud six
frIaa-, taeetkcr ith general stock of Eatrs Hesss
EoudS ltth NAN.
A,y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
Trade OF the Hudson.

Produce and Country Merohandzs arTlns Nsse- York
Old Albany Line--Sckiylv s Co-Bar9s Mefe0r-ll5s
-four, Bukey Co, l72 hhss $50 bbs beer Eggeston
Putnam co. 100 bbls whisky, Herrick Van Bu.kirk
go do % new bbls; Schuyler 28 do Beach Son Co
81 bush peas Tower Jones % bush seed w Appleton
l63 bags 70 cks apples w Moore; p shocks Robert
son Polhamus 1872 do 4 T Conklin; 2le d. brooms ]
Myers; 20 do Schemerhon.
Same Liae-BorRs 9 DirdHf-607 bbls -four 2l5 do
whisky 200O bush oats Schuyler; III cks peas w Annie.
tons 80 do Higgins; If7 bbls beer Fgpesop Putns, n
Co VI bush peas, Jones Tower ll2 empty bbs Bach
Son Co.
Sane Ltne-Bcrge B Braiaard-l59 bbls -four L
Buckley 1000 bush rye schuyler IS bags apples w n
Moore; 90 bdls iron Wescoui = bbs glue, Boyd Paul;
70 cks glass, Mcintosh.
Same LiHe-Barge C7erelaad--4CO bbls -four for Her.
rick Van Bussirk lbs J L Buckley 700 bush corn, L
Buckley Co.
Same Ltas-BOat Yin Lar7enoe-6OOO bush corn J
Schuyler.
Same Liue-Barse R.r. York-6OOO bu oats Schuyler;
I42 bbs seed, w Appleton
DlyoHt, LattroP 8 Co.'S Lias-BOaf Prssd>Ei-lO6i bu
corn 1850 do rye, Durant, Lahrop Co; IS bills apples
Miller Parsons; do Schuyler; OK glass; Mcintosh
Same Lfne-Bodt Philadeiphid-ll6 bDs peas 62 do
seed $50 bush oats, Dursnt Lathrop Co.
Same Line-Boat Goth-3000 bush corn &c bbls beans
Dursni, Lathrop Co.
Barge Minisink HpHter-500 bush oats 400 do corn
81 pkgs butter 1000 lbs fax 10 0O eggs $50 calves the
Captain.
Steamer C0lumba-W " Tuppe-5OO bush malt Jehn.
son Kirk Y bbls seed, Mills 100 do beer 800 bush
apples and potatoes 700 empty casks 30 bales q bxs goods
IS doz hoes, various persons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

M q cash, the price Of the 1000 sold yesterday That
figure 10 now refused
lRON-We have - note sales 800 tors Scotch Pis
from ship at s3Oes3l per ton.
gain.
OlLs-Linseed is without change of Crude Whale
100 oos sold at 20 cts for export.
BONE-We note sales 5000 II, Northwest for expor,
IObACCO-A sale Of " hhds Kentucky vas made
today At current rates
lNDIGO-A parcel Of : or 10 cases Manila ebansai
hands at 20 a 20 per n
fhOAlsIONs-Pork remains firm but not very &C.
i've Old 10 IL 80 and Ia IS and new - 25al3 30 and
tlo with sales about 500 bbls mostly new sale Of
10 obls sour Mess new. made al u 80 and Prime
was held at gil Sales 80 bbls Prime Mess a; SIC Beef
Is steady with fair demand. Sales 30 bbs extra CITY
Mes At IL 20 and 100 ties Prime Mess at sl66ss Lard
Is firm ar in demand For prime parcel bbls iOI was
bid Sales 80 ties Grease Lard g. cs Picked Meats
are steady with GALES Of small parcel Hams At ets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
DIED:

On the 9th instant JOHN RAyNOR, only child OF
Augustus L. and Elizabeth :. Allen aged year and
six months.
The friends and relatives of the family invited TO
attend the funeral from l57 feminist Sunday after
noon, at Al o'clock.
On the 9Th Of April SUSAN only child Of George F.
Dean.
His friends and those of his father Nicholas Dean are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from POI West
Eighteenth-st between Eighth and Ninth-avenue,
Saturday 10th inst al l2i o'clock His body will be
moved 10 Newark N. J. for nterment
In Brooklyn, on Thursday, 5th instant. ANNIE BUR.
ROWS, eldest child Of Lewis and Laura F. Cooke aged
year, months and 81 days.
In Wstertown, Mass. on Cd inst NANCY NJ. widow of
the late Henry Hgginson Of Boston, aged ca.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
PASSENGERS ARRTvrD

h ship 81 Patrick from Lirnpool-Wm Carlisle and 3
children of Belfast John Linden do Rppsrd lady and
children of Liverpool Capt Casper Bogart Of NJ4C
In the Storage
In pdekd-ship Gladiator, from L0nd0n-Ed Brady and
Van Prasg of New.York. Auguste sy Of Germany.
Murphy and lady Of England Thomas Watson and lady
OF New-fork. Mrs Ann Taylor do VIM Firth and Robi
Simmons Of EnRland-26 in the Storage.
In brig TonqaiH. from Nefrifas-s Csneros NJ Lsnez
Ogea, Bstsncourt Mr. Loynaz, Mariana Loynas
de Orren Conchs Orren, Anita Orren Rosarito Orren
Pehilla Orren John Criss Chss Roberts VIM Williams
and the mate seamen and cook late ofthe hp Afford
condemned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

IL Third Ward.-Ai meeting Of the Wig Nomi-
mating Committee Of the Third Ward, held al he Murray
House, on Thursday evening, April ], Dr. A SIDNEY
DOANE called 10 the Chair, and JEREMIAH LorHsor
WA appointed Secretary The COMMITTEES then proceeded
10 select candidate for Alderman Of the Third Ward and
EGBERT BENSON was unanimously nominated A
Committee appointed to wait upon him and lender
this nomination, which reported hat Alderman Benson
while acknowledging the kindness OF The Ward Which bad
elected him Alderman nine tines, begged leave mo'1
respectfully. while expressing his thanks for ther IN
bounded confidence and support. 10 decline tenohA
ton. 1870.
The Committee having reported, DAVID GRAHAM
Esq IN The Chair the following ticket was then sdoptea
and recommended TO the unanimous and hearty support OF
the true Wings Of the Third Ward
For .dssistaaf .fasru..za. THOMAS MCKNIGHT.
JAMES E. WOOD. =" WILLIAM L. sHhRDLow.
For Constable.
GEO WETsELL GEO, w. CHEDIC.
For Hsprdors
/ Dist SMITH DUNNIN3, ALEXIS SMITH.
H. ..TBO5. c. BARTINE, ROBT. L. HATHAWAY.
Ill. SAM. r MABBATr, THOs w. FAULKNER.
Nominating CoBsr.itse
DAVID GRAHAM George X. Colon, SAM X. MAbbati,
Joseph T. Bell RobtL. Hsihewsy, Thomas 0atwAler.
Jeremiah LothTop, NJ. A. HoPpecf, William Ebbin
William Runk, A Sidney Doans, ThoaW. Faulkner,
George Netsen.
A. SIDNEY DoAsE, Chairman
J. LOTHsos, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

y The next Lecture Of The Course Assoca-
tOn will be delivered Monday evening next l2h inst
commencing 7; O'Clock. by ALBEAr BEsBAsE, Esq al
ihe Lyceum Rooms. Broadway 81 siory. Subject Prsc-
teal Organization Of the Phalsnx The public u respect
fully invited 10 arpni Ambulance free Those who
choose viii contribute 10 defay expenses Of rooms fire.
light, &c.
The attention Of the members Of The New York Uuion Of
AssOca0n.s. called 10 the following resolution passed
ai q late meeting
Rsso.rsd That the Treasurer OF this Association be re-
eussied to notify lie OF the respectfully due
6y each as subscribers 10 The weekly rent
A all the funds subscribed needed 10 deifsy expen-
Of Lectures ssd Other purposes Il 10 hoped that this
Will supessede the necessity Of farther notice Glo 2ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

CHARGE or LIBrL.-Chsrles Devlin was yester-
day arrested on two charges Of libel Of which was
preferred against him by Alderman George r. Purser
the other by Assistant Alderman Dennis Mullins where
In be stands charged with having published hbeous
article In the Subterranesn and also circular addressed
to the Electors Of the Fourth Ward in which were
made certain reflections upon the characters Of the com
plainants. He held TO bail In the Of $500
each charge.
A STRANGE KIND OF BURGLARY-The stable Of
Mr. William Blair Obutcher) broken open on Thurs
day night his horse taken out and bitched % the cart
after which his ssuehtrhouse was entered and three
quarters Of beet Of the value of SIS put into the cart
and carried of. The horse and cart were found early
yesterday morning in Hesterst The thief has not been
arrested
PoLIoE.-On complaint of Charles Devlin. OF 3l3
Waterst several persons residing between Nos 300 and
3l5 Of said street were yesterday arrested and held To
bail for keeping disorderly houses. William Oliver
Watson alias General Warren. and William Cling alias
Bubby Cling were arrested (Clng on "wednesday and
Watson Yesterday morning charged with ur9ariousy
entering the house of Mr. Patrick Mullen No 1873 Third
st on Monday morning last and breaking open three
drawers of bureau and trunk stealing therefrom sl2
Through the prompt and efficient management Of Off
GERS Mansfield and Creager Of the Seventeenth Ward
they secured and committed for trial before JUS
tice 1impson. John Anderson and Owen McGovern
yesterday arrested by officers Waring and Schur
ms of the Seventeenth Ward, charged with stealing
pair OF gold spectacles the property Of Mr. Henry Des
Ter, No. 296 feminist They were committed for trial
CoRoSERs OPFIcE-The Coroner held an in.
quest yesterday at the New.York Hospital upon the
body Of Bernard McGarry aged y years a native of
Ireland who died yesterday morning from the effect OF
ocksw caused by having been severely burned on the
evening of the 3lst Of March On said evening the
deceased filing spirit lamp, the csmphene took
ire which communicated to his clothes and enveoped
him almost entirely In flames. He found to be Sc.
riousy burned and Immediately taken to the Hospital
for medical aid Verdict in accordance with the above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
cArHARiNE MURRAY.
~ Boots and shoes-FRENcH SPRING STYLE

~ Boots and Shoes-FRENCH SPRING STYLE.
Tho subscriber informs the public that he has ready
for sale Boots o. the French fashion, which decd
y Of more elegant form Than those of years style,
order on bis celebrated plan Of taxing drawing OF the
feet and keepng pair OF lasts for each customer by which
mesns misi is rendered impOssibehis boots feel
easy when first put on when hall worn out IL makes
no difference how many bunons there may be
the feet handsome vet easy h will be guaranteed and
The boots warranted to wear well Persons having
pair made TO measure remain regular
first rate assortment OF all kinds Of O alter Boots patent
leather snd calf Nuhers, Shoes, Oxford Tee &c. &c.
constantly on hand.
~ b. Boys. youths and Infants Boots and Shoes
NILS lm3tswis JOHN L. WATKINS, ia Fulton-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
Arrivals of Produce, &c. by the New-York
aud Eric Rnilrond .......L = CIrrLsnn aa.n.

-'''''''''''sssf~s q o 'AHffpnf 1sfH4s
RPoried 'Peeially for TIE Nesg- YorE Tribune.
FRIDAY, April 9, 1917.
PEI barge n Suydan-30 bags corn F Blauvet 81
yniS nour sRowef do potatoes, flagstaff Cot do
w Gregory; a do apples tubs butter "a calves CAM
Ming tubs but err hogs sheep ~ calves Capt Leeds
sos bulGer ~ calves, Jennings Thompson: 30 tub
butIsr calves hogs Coeman; a tubs buttsr "a bag.
rye "a calves, Van Anden Son; IS tubs butter calves
Capt DUB u calves bxs Heusied; brs l6 Jds chair
SUE, Coinwel; bx bales goods 10 order; boxes
syihes, Ibomss Franklin; cases Screws Rapapo
screw Coz ~ bdls steel and iron Person Co lot ship
timber, A Hopper; lot timber 3 rsinard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
Hats.

~ Spring style OF Hats.-BIRD, corner OF Pine
and Nassau-sts invites the attention OF his customers snd
the public, TO the new style OF Hats for Spring
He soicits examination Of the came, confident that
the elegant proportions OF the pattern will command
their appreciation BIRD, corner Pine and
m2 7weod s'TuThlS Nassau-sts
" Fashionable Hats-spring style.-WArsOS
/ Co. ld4 Chatham-sL ready supply thar
toners with his beautiful style Of Hat aud they invite
critical Inspection, particularly 10 heir Silk Hats confident
they are not e1eeed II squaed, by any hats In Broadway
out Off They offered ri . per cent ess than Broad
way prcess recommendation 10 The pockets o. the pur
chaser litter constantly IN attendance suit the brm
or form Of the hs, TO the taste OF the wearer.
UNI tfeOds WATSON K CO. l5f Chautam-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

I OsT-On The 9th inst in the Vicinity Of Nassau or
LAVAL SITS. package OF fifteen notes, amounting say
twenty-five hundred and foriy.hye dollars fcriyseven
cents, 81 executed by Jacob Rapee, dated at milwaukee
FEBRUARY Is, 1877 together with receipts &c. which
OF no uss value 10 the finder, who will be suitably
warted by leaving the with Parsons Lawrence. 10
Pine. o. alO lila.
MONEY FOUND-A small SUN OF money was found
Win the store Of Alexander Stewart Co which the
loser can have by applying At the Cashiers desk sl0 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Ship Cohota, Marshall, from Batavia Jan II, hemp
sugar &c. to N & G Griswod. Len ship Ann Maria
Brown for Boston. dg 10Th Jan in the Straits OF Lunds
fell in with Huntress AND were in co days. Feb g. ls
70 S. Ion 81 22 exchanged signals with John Z Adams
The Cohots sailed from Manila 30th Nov, and dis
mssed the 10th Dec in the in the Java Sea
while running between the Ysnsidret shosl and the 81
faihosn bank Bore up for Batavia to repair damage.
Pscketship Queen of the West Woodhouse, FIN Liy
erpool. March :, mdse, 10 Woodruff Mintup.
Ship Cornelis, French, fm Liverpool, mdse, to Geo
Trimble
Ship Hottnguer Bursley, I'm Liverpool via Cork Feb
%, mcse, TO Woodruff & Minturn The II. anchored
the Bar yesterday morning.
ship Southerner, Palmer, from Liverpool, March H.
mdse, TO Woodruff Mintun-26s steerage passengers
18th March, of the Null of Cantire. steamship
bound in. 18th lat 49, Ion 80 40 spoke bark Mary and
Elizabeth I'm Philadelphia bound TO Limerick Is de ont
Packetship Sheridan, Cornish, from Liverpool March
IA, mdse to Z h Collins Co. The : passed large
quantities OF ice.
Br ship Diadem Ross ds I'm St John NIB plaster, to
Richard Irwin.
Br bark Elerse, Harvey 81 ds I'm Liverpool, In bal.
last and 2ss passengers, to Martin s. Phillips.
Bremen bark Disns, Kuhmann, 10 de I'm Antwerp
m1se 20 order. 10 steerage passengers
Brig Gales Mahony 81 DIS I'm ST Jsgo de Cuba sugar
&c John Hill Left bark Frances Louisa for Trieste
dg brigs selm, do; Hector for Trinidad to lead for
Boston; Mary Helen, Boston ds schr Convent Fogg
do, soon. Mr. w Lancaster, passenger.
Brig American, McNar, ia I'm Savannah cotton, s
TO Durham Dimon-45 passengers.
bflg NouNhyf NOOuhuf - us iOIlO W
gilbert Finlay.
schr Lake, Lake, ds I'm DArien, Ga lumber u L
McCready.
schr Rebeces, Collins days from Wilmington Del,
corn meal
Schr John Furmsn, Brennan. Chincotsage. corn.
Schr Benz Brscon, Richards de FIN New London oil
10 Grinnel Minturn & Co.
schr Sarah Elizabeth, somers, de from Charleston,
cotton. 10 master.
schr Flores Brewster ls days from New Orleans mo.
lasses. TO Taylor.
schr Patriot, Cotes ds I'm Mschiss Ne spruce spsrs
to F Snow.
schr Coral, Combs Thomsston. lime
BELOW
Bark D Bsssett, I'm Dundee, Feb s. mdse to Crosby,
Croker Bassett
Bark Triton Luck, from Mobile, cotton, SC. to John
Elwell & Co.
Bark Industry, from Europe.
Brig Henry Buck WoOdside I'm CaFdenas, Cuba mo
lasses, to Mathews & Co. Wind NV
SAILED.
Packet ship Ashburton, Liverpool brig Philurs Tor
Savannah.
At Rikers Island new ship Milton TN Providence ri,
Br brig Richard Watson sailed hence for Sligo re-
ported having sprung sleak.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
General Notices.
" Rev. BIZ. Barrett win deliver

- Rev. B. r. Barrett VIII deliver bis fneenlh &c
ture or the Sacred scripture next S1bbsth tomorrow
Afternoon In the NswYOrk Society Library building,
ner Of Broad say and Leonard 81, O'Clock SUB -c
The cruel and m~fcicss manner IN which the ehden OF
sse commanded 10 ifeai The CanAaniies explained
by the science OF correspondences with remarks the
True nature and character Of the Jewish DispensGion
sea free. Preaching Dy Mr. Barrett al he sane place
every Sabbath morning s0 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
IMPORTANT to the Owner. Of Horses, l.
AN-JOHS WILLIAMS,
~ VETERINARY SrTRnrON


respectfully Inform his numerous friends add the public
that be continues practising successfly the different
diseases incidental 10 that noble animal the Horse at his
old established Veterinary establishment the sign Of the
GOLDEN HORsE, NO Isl CHRYsTIE-sT.
near The corner VI Sroome, New-fOrk. Mr. Williams 10
lhankng his friends for their kint patroosge
during period Of twenty years his extensive business
II this ely, receiving from gat hundred horses per
snnun In NE nffmary, IGkes the poruny of informing
them that he mas recently sill farther i'm proved his inna
~, anc has s.ied up number Of sod convenient
roomy box stalls for sick horses which will be attended 10
with his WEI. known care puncQaliiy aud attention. The
fact OF Mr. being regularly educated and brought
up % the profession, In ms armies Of both England and
france, and having bad much experience, 10 sufficient
guaranty that hose entrustng aim with he u their
horses msy rely urOn the skn aHd attention being
paid hem NJ. Williams would also suggest TO his
friends the advantages 10 he derived from employing him
In The examination Of horses for sale His services are
offered 70 both the purchaser and seller and his accurate
knowledge Of the perfect formation VI the horse cannot
bat prove beneficial 10 either party.
Mr. Wlisnss lnfrmary ID al Isl Chryste-st where be
always 10 be fourd AID consulted, aud where horses
committed TO bis charge will have the a benefit Of his
care and long experience His charges moderate and
suited 10 the times.
n B.The osners Of horfes, ard the public IN general
Invited 10 cali and examine for themselves.
~ Or. Wiliisms's Lnlment for spra,ns bruises un.
bago. rheumatism, &c may be he'd as above. ai0 6r'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
BRooKLyS Anril 1917.
J. WARD, 100 Fulton 1T
UNIoN.sarARF. hfarch b. Igl7-

UNION-SQUARF, March y, l847.
To MR BARsY, Isl Broadway. Su--Yos have permis
sion 10 my name having experience the great utility
Of your Trlcopheruus Hair oil for dressin the hair had
always found the Of oils and pomstnms occasion
harshneFs my hair and for these or years
was fast falling or and much changed In color but since
using your TrcOpherOus for the hair feel my head al.
ways clean and comfortable and my hair j. grown very
strong and thck TO the amszement OF all my friends aud
scqusniances. Ihsve invariably found gives the
general satisfaction Please 10 send > cent bottle by
he's ho nav voir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

nH.TAYIOR,- Bslssm Of Liyerwor i2f 1nsunP-
IL ou cough. aad ali disesses Of ID. lgr 10" msne
bv re o,tgnsI propn.tor formerly Us powery al t.s
ssnoi n ReeklnansL where 10 want Of The
tue and senulne must Be cure 70 gel II: nO "
MN RIG POIsON-Psrsons cleaning house VIII
Dssv- much ro1bls aud snnoysnee ~ sppping ms
.svs proved o. al the various srue ss Known
soId onfy Is BeesmsnsI Wasrao1ed niaAleie s9 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
CLEARED

Ships Norma Ellis, Havana. Moses Taylor Prince
Albert Sebor, Liverpool Grinnel. Mnturn & Co.
Brig Thomas Edward, Means. Philadelphia.
schrs Eliza Lawton Carmel Edenton Samuel Cast
ner Robinson Alexandra,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

" Fifteenth Ward.-An Ad journed meeting OF he
Democratic Wing Electors Of the Fifteenth Ward viii he
held al Constitution Hall ESQ Broadway, this fSatsrday)
evening At o'clock to respond 10 the additional nOmius-
tons OF the Ward Committee.
PHILIP HONE, Chairman.
CHESTER DRIGGs. '7e'e' al0 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

On the 9Th instant by Rev. Daniel Smith Pastor Of
Seventhst NJ. f. Church, Mr.. JAMES OGLIBY of Phila.
delphis to Miss ELLEN SIMPSON Of this City