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Democratic banner., 1847-09-20

be raised in a seice against it, from o19 end
of the Union to the other. He who sia
dare to bring iato the House such a propo-
.'sition, will be justly branded as a traitor to
his country, and will merit that odium he
will receive, as richly as the Federalist who
burned the blue lights as beacons for the
approach of the enemy.
What would be the feelings and indigna-
ton Of our brave and gallant soldiery, to
be called hastily home from the field Of ac-
ton, and told that they had volunteered in
this "un6Oy and unjust War;" to crafty
their "INsANE LOVE OF FALSE GLORY ?'
II The following resolutions were pass
ed at a mass meeting of the Wings of War
rem county, Ohio, on the 2Sth ultimo, to-
gether with resolutions approving of the
course pursued in Congress by the Hon.
MI. Schenck and Senator Corwin, upon the
question OF supplies for the Army. These
resolutions are indicative of the course in
tended to be pursued by the Wings of that
section in the contest of '4s. They want
Bank, Tariff, and reputation; and repudi-
ate the man who will repudiats these mea-
Resolred, That we have abiding faith in
the cardinal principles and measures con-
tended for by the Wing party in the con
tests of 1910 and 1914. Protection to
American Industry sound and Uniform
Currency-Internal Improvements-oppo-
sition to the Sub Treasury scheme, and E.
ternal resistance to Executive Uusurpa-
tons.
ResOlred, That as Wings of Ohio, we
contend for the successs Of our principles,
and that no man who is not a thorough wing,
approved by a wing National Convention,
can receive our support for the Presidency,
now or hereafter.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20
THE B A n E II .
'UNrrED WV STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL"
LOUISIANA, MISSOURI.

MONDAY, $1,000 SEP. 20.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20

The ladies Of Mexico, and the British Consul
are said to have interested themselves much, in
behalf Of the Infamous desener Riley, who al
latest dates was undergoing his trial before q
Court Martial Of American officers, near Mex.
leo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19
rormerr,cI and Financial.

A painful sensation has taken place in the Money
Market since the departure OF the last Steamer,
and which, in greater or less degree has Affected
every branch Of Trade and Manufactures For
some DAYS the Funds have been in very unsettled
state, and though speculation has not gone to the
extent which it was apprehended 1t would the
financial condition Of the country may be said TO DC
in a state Of the most painful uneasiness.
The Manchester business has for the last lie"
days been of very limited character and II the
monetary embarrassment continue incre ased DIS
tress will be the inevitable consequence. Al
though the Funds ere in state OF unusual hue
tustion last week. they have this week opened
with greater firmness, but how long that position
will be maintained it is hard to predict. The price
of Consols on Monday opened at ssi to tor mo
ney, from which they advanced to ssi to IN con
sequence Of the fall in the Corn Market.
In the course Of the day the Bank OF England
announced an increased scale of discounts, which
caused an immediate fall Of per cent at the close
of business there rally. The last money
price was ssi to bat for account they opened at
50 to from which they receded to $50 to I. Bank
Stock left off 1861 10 lss-shere was no matera
change yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19
General Intelligence.

emit has been dissolved and the new cleo
tons are proceeding vigorously. so tar as the re-
turns have been made they show complete tn
uu4ph for the Free Trade principles Lord John
Russell, who will form a new cabinet has been re-
elected for the City of London.
The prospects Of the Harvest still continue IN
exceptionally encouraging, and every where prom
ise a most abundant yield Harvesting has already
been begun in some Of the Southern Counties.
The crops Of Wheat, Oats and Barley are uni
versslly healthy; the Potato notwithstanding all
that has been said about the reaPpearAnce OF the
disease Of last year, is affected but 70 very IN
significant extent Reports from Ireland are
equally glowing. Famine and Disease are rapidly
vanishing in Ireland bat. by strange anomaly,
Outrage still continues rife.
The accessions OF the Prelacy, Priesthood and
gent, of the Country TO the Old ireland party
are large. and the weekly contributions steadily
increase. Ii is expected that large proportion OF
Repealers will be returned 70 the Imperial Psrlia-
ment this election
The remains OF Mr.. O'Connel were embarked at
Birksnhead. for Dablin, on Sunday, where they ar
arrived the following day.
Several heavy failures have occurred IN the Corn
trade, and many others Of serious character are
apprehended-
A distinguished literary ameteur performance
for the benefit OF that Child Of Genius, Leigh Hunt
wa. given in Liverpool on w ednesdsy last The
principal characters were borne by ChAs. Dickens
Douglas Jerrod. Marx Lemon, Craikshank aOd
Leitch-
A formidable conspiracy Of the most disbOlie a
character had been detected AZ Rome. The objec
Of the cOnspiratO,, who amounted to several hun
dreds in number. was to massacre the citizens am
remove the Pope to Naples by force Five Card
p.ls. with exalted civil and military oiaeers' ar
discovered 70 have been abettors
Popular feeling has become more tranquil
Fr.pee The King was well received by III
people upon the celebration Of the glorious inre'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19
!. ~. cb,mber Of peputis. is AbOut TO Be

psys The Chamber Of Deputies is about 70 %
dissolved. -.
Several sangulnsry battles have been ioosn1 %
tween the Rassisns and CErAssia1's' tne '''"'s'
being defeated wiki considerable loss
ss1;,xs,l.Dd i. threatened with revolution.
The sondersband or Catholic league nave A''
themselves. bat are likely to be suppressed
Nj. Walter. the celebrated proprietor 0, 'ne Io,
dan Times, died last week. He was justly consul
cred the wall ofthe steam press
The Wesleyan Conference oomme"ceu 'nsir 'N
tines a, Liverpoolou Wednesday iasI he'' sam
mel Jackson was elected President
Metals.
US Lead pir IN bond PR ton slo 20 III llun, DE-
s.h bar Der ton 20 s.. Rods 80 o. hoops . %
sll lo, Shots eli 10 TO eli l5'' cargo "~e' o'r'
sslo. I, pa Sd. Scotch Pig "a on the Ciyae - iO'
Tn p.,s. e best charcoal 3Os 81. 10 Sos o. per box
Miscellaneous.
Tanow pr ton. s45 TO 3d. Qua Lara, par TOO, rs
70 ssa. Sperm duty paid SIS to ISL; Whale 80 to
COS Lin..ed. cake, 20 to 20 per ton Rosin, Amber
sad yellow p Cd 10 70 Cd per e"i'
1r,,nsn,,,. roush duty free, per evt % TO "a
s,,,, a4 "a 70 s5s ed Tar per bbl "a. 10 los Pitch
.. oia,oa.sd Tobacco Virginia, in leaf faded, %
nor n In bond MsdliDg "a Fine, 50 siemmed sound
Cd Kentucky. Stunned. Sd MAnuf 81 10 Cd
Rice Carolina dressed FRS, quality. 81 TO Si' second
ouslitv. % 10 sls 90. Hemp, dew-roaed, as TO 81
hsckled $50 to a.
The following table exhibits the comparative
nrce. If BREADsruTFs at Liverpool by the last
three steamers;
Aug. 4. July 10. July 3.
Per Ca-sbrta. HbcIaa. p itEaHua
= c u-bs., ref FOR Al e.dl 20 224G 2A 2Dfd >
r. = giosr'1t -r bal fsa6 50 8 Tea 40 7s21 p
f,al., CON r~r a., 24d7 % 9srdo0 - 68di0 s.
lncisn Meal, per bbl. % ava fo' so" !"
The calculations are at 40 cents to the pound
sterling, or q cents to the British shilling. The
quarter is 800 lbs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19
MARRIED /.

On "Wednesday. Ism inst BY Rev Mr.. Arvine, JOEL o
STEVENS 20 HANNAH L. third daughter OF Jsmes b.
Price all of this City.
On Wednesday. 18th inst ct the Churcn OF tne DIVINE
uo,,v Inv Rev n w Bellows Mr.. ALBERT HALL TO
Mise ANNA MARIA youngest daughter OF George Hall
all OF this City
On the ls,n inst, al Rev. DR. Syringe Church. BY Rev
DIR Chapman. Mr. MORRIS COLLINS lot the house Of
Collins & Kellogg. 81 Louis, MOI TO Miss MARY L.
TUFHILL. daughter Of the lsts seah Tuihiil Of New
Haven, Conn. . -,
Aug H. BY Rev. James MiIlett, Mr.. GEORGE w.
DUPlGNAC 20 Miss SUSANNA b. COATS, daughter OF
the late John r. Coats all Of this City.
AT Bound Brook N J. on the 18th inst BY Rev Mr..
Rogers Mr. HENRY . BROWER, Of Mllstone, ~ Miss
HANNAH A. URMSTON Of the former place
AZ Fort Washington July % BY Rev. David Ingalls,
Mr. GEORGE w. CLARKE aod Miss MARY j. eldest
daughter OF Thomas Msckie, Of this City.
Al Astoria L. / on Monday evening. Aug l6, BY Rev J.
w Brown, Rev. FREDERICK GORHAm CLARK 10
SARAH. daughter Of Robert NJ Blackwell, Esq all Of
Astoria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

Mexican State ifs cannon planted 90 ss 70 threat
en- and command the Capital Of that State and toe
river whereby that Capital received is supPnss
was bockaded The Mexicans demonstrated e.
postulated, protested; our officers cody 'e'e',e
them to Mr. Polk and his Cabinet and o'sfes -
al thar reuresentstions The Mexicans '"-"'
,s.or,ed N the last argument-Force-~ereo oa.e-
:, too hsttle. and were driven over tne h'o
xUhno ,be.e events were IN progress
.,-.-.o,.,mm alton, the President called
o. congress for War supplies ana az Po"e'''
% s''-..,;,.l majority crowded the Wing mi
-. :. each House 10 the alternative oil voting
.-.-;ou. faIsehood that "War exists by the
n MEXICO or voting against the relief Of our
hsIeseuered little Army, then supposed TO be IN
deadly peril from an overwhelming foe
Now ID all this business, and in bis whole career
AZ A public man, Mr.. Robert Dale Owen exhibited
himself as a simple, thorough going average Party
hack and not at all the Philosopher the Phlanthro-
pst the Reformer that he had once protested to be
and by many been considered. he acted Just as
would have been natural in any OF your mere Loco
Foco brawlers, like John Pettt or Andre" Ken
nedv bnt not at all like the man he had been taken
for Had he been truly a man Of IDEAS devotee
% his copvictions-one who attached himself 70 Par
~ for the sake not OF self but Of Humanity-naa nc
been even 50 manlike as John G. Calhoun or " A.
Brovnson. who do not pretend to revolt az " ar
nor believe in Universal Charity and human
Eauality-be could not have failed 70 make some
oman resolute effort 10 arrest the Country on The
verge Of the precipice down which her rulers were
reckIessy squirting her to an unfathomed abyss OIL
blood. But Robert Dale Owen kept silence or
rather by voice and vote cbeered on the internal
work that was preparing. Shrinking from aught
that might endanger his popularity with bis party
he missed bis opportunity to dissipate forever me
preiudices harbored against him because Of DIS
notorious Inhdelity. His fall affords fresh nus
tration Of the truth Of the Divine saying that he
who would save bis life shall lose it. ibis is tne
true moral of his defest-let it be duly pondered'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

WHO CasSOT BIZ Rich "A Polish woman who
has stall in the Franklin Market found herself ABOUT
i've wears ago widow with four young children, and
an estate OF iust one dollar and hfty cents In money
She cid not however her steps toward the Aims
House DOR spend her time 10 begging from door to
door Though embarrassed by very poor knowledge
of our language she Immediately invested her capital 10
some articles which she could sell and commenced
operations employing the children as she could Tor n-r
assistance For year or two past she has nad the
market stAn A few months ago she learned that the
of good farm OF seventy nve acres 10 one OF the
central Counties Of the very DESTROYS 10 sell
hi. farm for money. She examined the farm found
good house barn. &c ana atty acres under esluVannn
Her twelve shiiDgs bad grown 20 twelve hhHdred dot
Lara all safe In the savings Bank sud che offered Tor
the farm and IL scceped-tor II wss all In cssn
The Polish widow now has her country estate "nere
she has been spending some months though un"lnlns
10 retire as vet has returned and resumed ner stall
What fine provision for herself snd family has sue Sc
enr.d bv dre wears of determined effort What proof
has she made that this is the land where All msy %
rich who have health aud where they only VINO nave
IL not are proper objects Of charity We only hops hs'
this honorable Polish widow will not Do temP'su "
10 throw herself and family away upon some lazy ossr
journal of Commerce.
The Journal seems to forget that all persons are
not endowed by their Maker with the talent dis
played by this woman. aud cannot do what she has
done. healthy OF not healthy. Very many are also
sadly in want of Just one dollar and fifty cents In
ready money There is Christian Precept which
says that the strong ought to bear the inrmites OF
the weak. one meaning Of which is that the relations
of men should be such that the peculiar endow
ments Of each should directly well as indirectly
subserve the good Of all. Is it the Perfecting o
such relations that the Journals daily lessons con
templatel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19
DIED.

90 Wednesday 18th mat, of consumption. JULIA
AUGUSTA youngest daughter Of Isaac Smith.
The friends Of the family her brother Alfred and
brother in-lsw Dr. Sesck. invited 10 attend her
funeral the residence Of her father l2l Monroe 81 on
Thursday At IL O'Clock precisely Her remslns VII Do
taken to Ridgshsld, Conn. for intermenL
Suddenly, yesterday morning. BENJAMIN HU5IACE,
Jr OF the nrm VI Hustace & Coles.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited 70
attend funeral from the residence Of his siher j
Green wieh ct on Friday, AL NJ
Ga Tuesday evening, Aug. II, sARAh J. VILE OF 'e-
rome Finch.
The relatives and friends Of the family the members
Of Mount Zion Eocsmpmsnt No. ", y. Of U = the
Members Of Blooming Grove Lodge No. l.2 .. OF y.
= the members Of Empire Division, No. 10. ;. Ut i.
and the members of both Orders 10 general are respect
fully Invited 70 attend tho funeral from Thirty sixth s
aud avenue at O'Clock this day, 10 the church
ccr Of DOWNING and Blescksr where tbs funeral
ceremony will b performed) and thence 70 tbs Green
wood Cemetery.
Yesterday morning JAMES |. 900 Of James and Cath
erie A. OsfrOm aged years, month and "a dsya
10 Brooklyn, On Wednesday, l7tn inst sAhAH ANN
wife Of j. Barnets Bacon, aged 50 years and months
TIE relatives aod friends Of the family, also ne mem
bers Of Striing Lodge, No. 100. / o. ot o. r arc res
pectfuly invited attend he funerL from tns house
next 10 the corner Of Baluc, In Cogrtst south Brook
lyn this Thursday afternoon, al o'clock Without no
ucs-
~ the remains Of EDWIN A. MILES (of who's
funeral notice wa inserted In yesterday mornings pa
PER- are 70 be taken Connecticut In the New Hsses
boat This (fhursdsy) morning. 81 o clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19
Pr0Yisions.

Beef. Prime Mess, per tierce Of 3O4 lbs new, SIS
to sas; ordinary Damaged s4s to S7s Mess, per Dbl
of2OO lbs, SOS to SIS Ordinary 40s to sos. Pork
Prime Mess, new, per Dbl, 7Os to ISIS Old COS
70 1Os Mess 65s to s4s Prime SIS TO COS. Bacon
Dried and Smoked, old 4Os to ASS Long Mid
dies free from bone 52s to 6os; Rib IN, sos to o2s
Short 54s to 65s Shoulders sos to Jss Hams
smoked or dried in per 100 lbs, 4Os TO SOs'
Casks in salt AIS to SOS. Cheese, fine, sos to SIS
per cwt middling IS to ASS ordinary 40 to As
Lard. fine leafin kegs, 50 to Sos per cwt- Barrels
AZ to sos ordinary to middling, AZ to As. Tongues
or in pickle Is to els. per dozen; Pigs "a TO iOs-
per cwt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

RicHELIgu 0oLo PESs-Ths cheapest and bsa 20
Without exception - only. Theony pafsoas saAsd'si
to sell these pens are B y. WArsos Co. - winssA
one door below walst opposite mefchssis Ezessass
and J. Y. SAVAGE. % Falto-st who keep an ensstF'
assortment Of all kpds Il Gold Peus. ct The owes'p f~
OF any house IN the trade. Pens Tor 81 and ~ sssass
cold elsewhere a, ~ so and - The kiehelies ~ o..
warranted equal 10 hose sold for ss 50 elsswtss L
Browns Pens, genuine. ss-s rsiaeton Of - essu
yess carefully reosifed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19
Tn. rrIb.ne I'm PHILADELPHIA.

Our friends in Philadelphia, who wiss 70 b supplied
regularly with The Tribune viii pissse ieAve taraE
names and residences with Zieber a Co Ledger
Baildng. Thrdst bslow Chestnut vho wia dssisss Ne
paper 70 them immedLAtsly ster The arrived Il he pss
senssr nns fron Hew-york. - 10 csass per ~ssh
Single copies price cents MAY always b oesAinsa y
above, or from the Phiisdslphia hswseoys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

~ THE News FROM EUROPE, herewith pub
lsbed will be found fdeep and varied interest
With abstract Free Trade completely triumphant
in the councils ofthe British realm, most bountiiui
Harvest just ripening, large demand Tor BRUSH
Fabrics especially for this Country and an I'M
mense market for Labor kept constantly active oy
the continual and rapid construction OF Railroads,
we yet see the prices Of American Staples reduced
enormously, and the whole Commercial and r man
cial system of Great Britain threatened with SUD
version. The panic in regard to the Puohc Deo'
and the low price to which Government threeper
cents (Consolsl have fallen, would certaoiy see"
to indicate the approacho some terrible oonvu's'on
But we can far better consider and understand
this subject when our Foreign AdVices are 'uiiy
before us than on the strength OF aTelesraphc DIS
mitch. which is necessarily devoted TO effects
rather than causes. The news from Rome ana
from Crcassia is calculated to excite lively inter-
es, for farther details which we shall give In our
early Evening Edition, presuming that the Boston
Mail was delayed and the Cambria's Mail was Tor
wardcd last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

,chool house II 10 Fourteen'h ward amounting /" ~
vas ordered IN be paid =. -, a.,
a. biI Of 1. moses for sz7o - and John pe'sns
a. -, - fcr wa 90 Ward school, No u, IN ssx-
tenth Ward 90
a. -, -. So s~hool Ia Eiesesih Ward
Aso 70 pay bI Of s27O for painting No" school mouse
10 Seventeenth Ward -, -, rw.
An application ~as made by Xr. Marshall o. uensss
College. for Professionally o. Assistant
action. In,
Application wa. made for new school al forfviiie-
Referred 10 Con, rissioners Of the Ward
PoLlcE.-Threb persons named John Malone
EJen Mniose and Maria Malone arrested yesterday
on charge Of stealing sie3 Ia gold coin (sovcFego'
from Mr. Wsskburton Of S. Hsrrson-st The seeased
were committed for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

WArER.CuRE IN EsGLASp.-The Hydropatnic
method of treating disease 10 attracting great stiennon
ia Gres, Britain a. well In our own country Men OIL
high reputation for scientific research are giving II
thoushtful examination Already distinguished mem
Der Of the medical profession Dr Foree has announced
ia the journal which he edits. BrifisA AID Foreign
Medical RsrieK' that men nas examine the water
treatment and draw from lie list OF means remedies
sssin., some diseases At lesst monthly periodical
IA, Hster. CAys JoHrasl edited BY J. NJ Gally NJ d
and w. MLeod. NJ D. was to have been commenced on
The Ia, ms, 1t viii uDquestonssly be received with
favor =, heue and without dsPsrssemeni to our own
periodicals. devoted TO the same object we eoaie wisn
for ia vide circulation on this side OF the Atlantic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

EXCURSION TO CAPE MAr.-By an advertise
neps in this paper vii be hat ssssnsos, 10 10
Issvs this City this sfssrsooa with number Of cid
acne on board TO invite Mr.. Clay 70 vsif NswYerk-
spendd si.tsroom, we understand, 10 preparing for
Nh. Claws accommodation co board he boat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

DsLLEy's PAIN ExrsAcroR,-suangefs and ei'n''
should never BE- without supply OF lhs standard sne
riyaed ointment coanify dealers supplied on he ''a
liberal terms our wholesale and retail DEPOT 20 Bras
way. II must come from hem TO be genuine ~ soafis'
feis abound. " DALLEYk CO. Dos 8foe1Nv
sutQ IneOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19
bueiness Notifies.

Cosrr IsLASD-we used to wonder ct tne ins~s
crowds that locked TO this curious sand point b., h.
ing recently taken trip lhiiher In the American Ess
where We found everything 80 deiiebuai-sa osasz
Captain. eommodious boat and sseA 'p'snsid ~
shore view, We no longer were surprised Of Der a.
earned popularity the hosts she carries TO that
promontory. The truth 10, she monopohze' pesiJ d
the travel. for every one who wishes to visit tn 70
rvaled surfbsthing beach 10 sure 10 take the Esss
10 | or 4 from Pier No N X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

ooLp Psss.--y. W. 0ssAros Co III Csdsrs&
YORK. or d Chssnutst Philadelphia, Manufacturers
Dealers In Gold Pens snd Gold and Silver caes sas
invite the attention Of purehssers TO their stock. eompsi
Pens Of ell The beat makers In this eouairy fseha'
will there find every facility for trying and ssleeos f
and prces more favorable Iran any other house n
trade Pens - low rs e-n,s, ard warranted r,nh
al Is Silver Pencil incufsd Oold Pens carefully repr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19
Packet ships Arrived.

The Roy Mail Steamer Caledonia arrived IN the
Mersey on the morning Of the 2sth July. July 90
Chaos, Wilson; 2lst, Garrick Trask, 22d Glen
more, Clark, Sardinia, Croker, 10Th Montezums'
IoUher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19
BY THE SOUTHERN mAIL.

" The Ne,rark Daily AdreTf''er says the
Loco Focos Of w arren County. At apablic meeting
il Hope on the 9TH inst. iosmaly dominated Gen.
Tavlo for the Presidency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

GoLD PEss.-Ths Nsw-Yofk Gold Pen Comp<ny bss
established dsp5. Al 81 John e. corner Essssaav
sairs for The sale Of Gold Pens both wholesale and r
and invite all who may witch to procure good uisss'
low price 10 call and select from their stoeA, eonsssi
not only Opens Of heir manufacture, Dut ofsss
pnost NAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

AslfeEr DiFrERESoE.-OurT elegraPhic Agent
At Baltimore forwarded the following disPa'en 70
y;ener. TAYLOR seen-leit In the cars this morning
for White sulphur
The dispatch should have read as follows;
General Tsyors son left in the cars This morning. ior
49, Sa,nhsrS lPhila. I've. Bulletin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

Da. BLAKgmAs's PICTORIAL MIXTURE For as,xas
log cures Of consumption, colds. coughs hoafssH'
sore throat and every shection Of the liver end lap
effected through the Of DIR. Blsksmsns Pscse"
Mixture read advertisement and eerhcstes Of tho :"
respsctability on another page, headed No Hamss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

rR TAG KsIeKERBooKER for August contains
av.resy Of good articles and some that are very GOOD
Among the latter We place The Oregon Trail oy iran
els Parlmsn. Ir The paper on Northern Mythology
translated from the French Of Mariner. will be interest
ing 10 scholars and without value TO the common
reader The EDITORS Table presents to the eye OF the
literary ePieare the usual tempting variety. Published
BY John Allen, l39 Eassau-s;