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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14
RI Tsreeraph 10 The Tribune
LATER FROM GIN. TAYLOR.
Troops Ordered to Vera Cruz
.,u-v OF R,yIoR-s DETACHMENT.


pr-x..rrrs sept II. l-if.
Nv the steamer Telegraph. at New orleans We
have accounts from the Brszos to me ~
Gen. Tavlor hs. issued orders from 'io' erhn'en'
withdrawing al the troops from his column 'nA' can
.,fslv BE- spared. The Ohio and Indiana regiments
,oss- Gen. Lane let on the 18Th and the NASH
cb,.ett. regiment. under Cashing ~Ss ordered %
Brszo. Island. there to embark immeais'e'y 'o'
w., Cruz Dea,. battery will accompany Gen.
Cushing. HAYS. Texan Rangers embark Tor the
..n,s destination. Gen. Taylor viil then have re
naming. between Brazos and Buena Vista sos
men.
letter from Ceralvo mentions the safety o.
g,vlor and hi. detachment which it was supposed
had been cut Of. Their escape was miraculous
thirty were attacked and captured by Me1icsns
near CerAlvo. but were retsken.
Farther accounts are given OF attacks on trains
some dozen in all
Several deaths from Yellow Fever bad occurred
A. Brazos Capt Fairfax OF the Virginia Reg
rpent died at Saliilo 90 the 9Th.
A letter from Capt. John Butler says be arrived
AZ Camargo with train on the 18th reported Z
Gen. Hopping. and was ordered thence to Nier.
The interments IN New Orleans from Yellow e
YER during A. hours ending 9Th instant were l23
deaths AZ the Charity Hospital a.
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siya- Wright and the wIImot Provi.o.

+. ,,,fU ~ rsroeubered thai, as Tar back as iesi
Anil an suemut was made by certain prints IN
,b;. and other states. to excite an impression IN
the uublic mind that Mr. Wright was opposed TO
the yyilmot Provso This attempt was exposed oy "
=, the tune AZ ~ effort ihsi WAS msfe u m-ieao $40
deceive the public and rsrepresent the opninns oi ~
Ny,fght TIE various articles which spprhftu IN il'
,snars were collected by member Of toe lssi Leslsa
tnre and seut 10 that gentleman, who rcphta ~ u"
attention 10 2 very explicit icuer, unoer the ISL u
Canton. April Is, lsi7 From tbi' repy W. "AN'' -
thi. time Ony the following extract ,
- vi.h 10 say TO you that when Il can % property
avoided prefer not 10 have my personal uP
any public question made the subject Of discussion ~
H. onblic uaoer. is impossible g. separate sucn as
cusson, In the public miud from An impression eitne'
that the individual himself wishes hs opinions pfonu
gated or that bis friends promugste mem Vcs's' ~
thlnk they will influences others WINE " the'. !, e'
np, about what opinions are really entertained me im
nisston 10 many minds 10 that contradictory opinions
nave been expressed know Il IL not IL tns case ny
friends who promugarng my opnions %. 'sa' nsJ
AZ. ,,vin 10 correct erroneous opinions imputed 70 NE
Nv only object therefore. 10 this remark i % ft4-f'
mat the whole sutjact mzy b. disposed o. 90 lar -
practicable. without pro'raeied discussion A.
Il, nav be closed before you get his but not tnen
sugsas, that II De slated in very summary way max
an oup,sad in principle the conquest or pa ensse
nj terrory now Free fr lhe purpose u incor2'rsn1
slavery upon IL thst hiDk II An appropilA'T uiiv ~
declare that principle, when an apPIopi i.Ngn -
10 purchase the territory and that sucn oec. suh
made u such time. Is not 10 opposition 10 he Aoinh
istration unes. It be svosed that the Administration
s.tes H. acquire the territory f1r tn- extension OF
slavery IN which would think tn A1nin''raio"
wrong snd the declaration nght . ,
We should not have alluded 10 this subject had
mo, tho effort beeo recommended both 10 this AMI
other states 70 mislead the public. We have pub
shed this extract to snow that the authors OF such
statements are either entirely misinipmed or most
grossly ienorant of that respecting which they pre-
tend 10 speak Suffice it 10 say, the declarations ~
the late Governor Wright are most ample and ex
plicit upon this subject. aud such attempts 70 per
vert his views 70 lavora bad cause should cease
" De nlortuis. nj nisi b0nuDs. Eve. fost
rYs We are authorized to state that II more IS
wanted Gov Wrights opinion and general views
with regard to the principle embodied IN the W H.
mo, Proyiso will be placed fully before the public
in form which will defy discredt or cavil i tue
Doughfaces persist in denying that Gov Wright
was firm and jealous in his support of the Proviso
they have only demand farther evidence than The
foregoing. and they shall be accommodated with
nlertv of IT, Ed TIT.
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.s;- The Ezyro.s uses the following argument
=. =. ..-...... -. -. NAr.Ir.,n, pr..,.isn.

.y- The ETpro.s uses the following argument
a gsinst insisting on the Wimot Proviso:
sf,be issue Is made Henry Clay esnno; be the Wing
candidate tor the Presidency. Ills state hentneky
votes 10 gsinst the Wilmot Proviso-snd II ne
consents 10 run he will not run counter TO the united
voice OF his friends and neishbors Gen Taylor a.
Shareholder. Is IN tss same position
The Express has no warrant for dragging Mr.
Clay into this controversy as an adversary OF the
Wilmot Proviso. That the Wing Members from
Kentucky all voted against the Provso o. call OF
the Yeas aud Nays is true. and Just as true that
most of them voted for the Proviso in Committee
OF the Whole. where the names OF those voting are
not recorded Most undoubtngly do we believe
that Heury Clay. with two-lhirds Of the Wings OF
Kentucky would rejoice at the success OF the
Wimot Proviso. Regarding Slavery in their own
State as an evil though for the present irremedia
be. they cannot favor its extension and proPaga
ton in regions whence it has long been excluded.
As 70 Gen Taylor, if he is not favorable to the
principle OF No More Slave Territory affirmed by
the Wilmot Proyiso. then is he grossly belied by
those best entitled to know what are bis real senti
ments We have bad the assurance that he Is 81
from those who could not well be deceived, snC
who would not willingly deceive others-Iher
what remains of the assertion OF the Express
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To,.I I45 t'ns ION l33lU 4I-o J, y = ~
F.,op why sbesd Of Dillingham; Loco 2-4L
Cf course there is no election by the people
The Senate We think viii be Wing by aush'
.ooeeze. but can hardly be worse than tie The
Wings have carried WindbAm windsor. hu''.'u'
Addison and Orleans and probably ChI'tenoen
which will give them -. or one half They have
chance for in Franklin. IN Essex and IN 'rAno
Isle bu, may lose all. in which esse the body VII
be tie.
Comolete returns from all the towns bat - give
e., p .nresenta,ives-Whgs 90. Locos u AOon
ton 10. Whie ma jority O. The Wings can hardly
IN 90 os,,, one balf Of the remaining Is towns
We hone they have done sill better.
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EXQUISITE FOOling.'

From FRIDAYS EIIress.
si'"B y the way can The Tribune tell US whether the
mi lions who have persisted from famine 10 Ireland had
reht 10 live r. If Yes who took away that risht
Or wha, I. ant by - right to live" Ask Black
stope - Ed Tribl 49, IL will not do to Say thst the
landlords Ireland kept back the food from those who
persisted by famine because the whole amount raised
not half enough 10 keep them alive"
R- Yes Sir: the millions who have persisted
from famine. in Ireland, had a right 10 live, and
they p0uld have lived, nine tenths of them but
for the unjust exactions Of Land Monopoly. Ire
land raised more food. even last year than was
needed to subsist her People but Fy-fiv Millions
of Dollars worth had to be racked and wrenched
from her furnishing peasants, aud expended IN
England To pay the exorbitant rents charged upon
her wretched peasantry by those whom the con
Joint iniquity of foreign swords and foreign laws
have made her landlords. few of them residents
in the Isle whence they draw the means q
supporting their ideness, luxury and proiligtcy
OF this system of oppression, rapacity and murder
the Express is a fit champion, and its gable abou
the Finkles Sing Sing. phalanxes &c. &c the ap
proprate arguments. If the champion were on.
To allow the matter ia issue 10 be fairly stated, hi
case would be already lost SO he has no choie
but to beiog it as much as possible and chatter on
What he can hope 70 gain by asserting that VI
have characterized the publication OF Blackstone
| Commentaries as "a shameful abuse of the buyers
means and time il would puzzle even him 10 r.
! veal
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~ Star. rempernnce Convemion.-

ton 70 convene the 10th Of September instant - ,
e'eloek and 20 Be continued daring the lItn VII be
he IN The City o. Albany the Hudsou-s Methodist
Church At which al the friends q Temperance, without
distinction are invited be present by their DELEGATE
IL hoped that each Of the counties Of TINS sA@ VA p
dOul and counsel Of friends and subjects Of interest,"
will be discussed Ia the convention.
Editors Of newspapers friendly 70 the cause are
fully requested give ths notice insertion 20 thei
respective psper..-By order State Centrs Commlt~e,
AZOR TABOR, Chairman.
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GrS. scorr-When Gen. Scott vas 10 this city
as ~sy the s-<t Of War NJ ~. ireqo-ni, MIR
ros.,ec " ruroa. D@r.ons 80 TO his plans and deszns
Bot The od G-u@r. x generally close - az oy st-r
rhere va however oue purpose Of hs which De made
no EFFORT ~ conceal and thai Sss ne deer nosloe 70
tct.ts pe.se 70 them The Capita on the let sep,e
DIR. lssT The cd General 10 certain shaving q very
eose but ws es.ieve that be ui redeem ais promise
m D. Delz. 5th
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Mr,icn-Enrthrr Particular.

The Baltimore imericau has been favored with
the following extracts from late letters IRON reliable
sources -. 49,. ,s,-
IA.l ni.ht received BY Orizsos tns
news that Gen scott h.d fought |aienca VINO vas a.
Guadalupe large village tgO miles norm on tne ,iJ 81,
MeNico with four or i've thousand men and inst I-ners
santa Anna rke aesed 10 cOus his rescue dsd not ar
rirs a. itns Scott consequently took possession honeT
OF all the advantageous positions tor entering me tiy
but Congress Immediately assembled and decided 10 10
ten 10 Mr. Trsts propositions Ihn Hers 70 MOI ere'H'
"TAxrIco, August -, 1877.
"-- Nv correspondent at Vera Cruz IN
forms M that letters hsd jasi been received favs ron
serTai Of TIE most respectable EsSitst n>rAdRn ~ nc
CIV of Meric0 under date Of the utn instant
the following N portant information
On tn. 10Th Gen Worth marched his division "a the
rear OF the Mexican batteries where he vas Immediate
" met ~ tbe grester part OF sanis Aunss srmy-ne
Santa believing that the husl blow Vas 70 be 'truck
AZ that PLACED fierce aud destructive aciion ensued
when Gen scott marched In front OF and engaged tner
principal batteries. compelling santa Anna ana MS
who'll. force 10 give way and seek refuge IN the city
Worth caused great slaughter on TIE part OF me Mex
cans TIE rsi-e1s sent Dag 10 the Ieuers e.ins on
The Minister = treat for Peace and requesting tnsi 'nr
troops would not enter the city
IN 10 asserted by some respectable inorms'on sns'
Gen scott bad full possession Of the ely on 1os 0'N
instant but believe This psri wants eonnfinAnon-
Another letter from Vera Cruz says
have only time t. say that scott has whipped 20
ienca and criven Anna into the city congress
hsa been called and they would no doubt De sa u
hear What Mr.. Trist nst g say
These letters modify but counfm the puonsneo ne"'
In some degree and give the most rational account oil
the proceeding Of our army because u "a much more
probable that the Mexiesns defended O1adAuPe ana
he Psnop th.n n, their chief battle should have been
fou ait In the more remote village OF san Angel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

TrRRIsIE DEArH n WEsT JERsET.-On Fri
DAY lad named John walker. employed IN the factory
Gloucester Point accidentally esasni 10 the ma
ehipery and smos, instantly killed De Wa standing
aesr zhs; 10 called tie roller beam. when bis lead va
caught between II and the csrrissecOnple,eiy errsn
ing The left side Of The lead and face and crsrtns n
underneath the spinning mule very seriously oruisins
hs body He wa taken out Immediately, bat survived
ooiv l. or minutes Newark ADV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

PROVIDING foR rEE PooR.-The NetrGrk Adrer-
tsu says that Mr. Davis the benevolent Jersey Qusker
returned 10 Burlington from NewYsrk Friday eve
ming accompanied BY twenty poor women. for whom
h. has pledged himself to obtain comfortable homes
The number whom be has already taken under bis pro
tectng care il two hundred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

~ n HAS asis Cesossfsos 70 nominate Secretary
of Sssss Controller &c. vii assemble ct Syracuse 90
wednesday, Oct 6. It 10 20 consist Of one Delegate
from each Assembly District n the State, 10 be ehosen
By the whs voters OF such District In such manner -
,hs County Committee shall direct
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Cherokee NcMs.

Perhaps all our readers are not aware that on
the borders Of Arkansas 10 ih- Cherokee Nation ~
Mace euphoniousy called lab!equzh there ie pupsn-o
wee XIV paper of highly respecisbie hNfscter me
contents Of which are part Cherokee aud part English
We receive 1t as regularly as Nj Cave Joonson' pre-
sent all g-men'a permit lls Columns pfcs"n'
faithful picture of the present CONDITION OF the Cheroke
t,.oui- among wnom earnest movements Ia pcnal Of
T.mperance religion and moral reform figure side by
side with ouirages OF the violent and ferocious
character We copy u lew paragraphs IRON the Adr0'
cafe of the 10Th ult 10 illustrations
Ga the 9Th Of September the annual ce.eorsuon OF
the Cherokee Temperance Society will be held al ihis
place 80, r,,-.-,-.
A camp meeting held last week 10 Flint District
which was very pumerousiy attended. and - which
there were from thirty u forty conversions a siuur
NEE ting II Is thought will take place IN tnS Neh'y
some time in September. >,
his stated that Cherokee has arrived In Canadian
District who reports that the Cherokee settlement on
BogQy In the Choctsw Nation. has been recently as
rny.d by fire by the United states troops aud Toe CheN
s.sss Il /. quite likely that the report Il correct Inc
scttl- ment was compOn,i pIlnclPsy al iueN''' "'
II mas been reported to us that Jack spsnisrd was re
Gently shot aud badly wounded by Geo Spanid IN 'n'
Greek Nation. &,
/ low ser, recently convicted in the Saline District o.
horsestesliug snd punished with one hundred su'Po
each ON the bare back There are Yet other charges
dishonesty against The Jumpers, and they may hA'e
hug sspliug' again. ,.,, >,
previous appointment. ON "Wednesday, August IL. :
/ Table quah The meeting was called 10 oraer AZ az
o'clock by Rev. stephen Foreman M"sus' ~ n,.e
Sin ging hymn. prayer was offered % he' :. Io'',
The pledge OF the Cherokee Temperance society wa
/ then handed round. and twenty nsnes were 90
tained The army then psrsdrd, snd with music su'
banners marched 10 we'll spread table where thrt
md some two hundred spectators, psfiOok oil e"l'
COLLATION. furnished oy the good irends 81 PARK mn Ah'
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NIws BY CLAIRvoYAScE.-A friend OF ours be
us Do, IN The ervoysrt state lsst night sscertsined
that the srmsrce wAs violated the part OF the Next
esra ard that Gen scot, Vas Constrained 20 axe me
city by assault much blood being shed We sake our
th Ia e.rvoy.uee upoa tee truth OF this vision Il !,
turn. out 10 BE- mere vision Of the nigot then let
el.irvoyanes be written down hamous
fNew.rk Adv 18th
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Business Notices.
LFARY co. MATTERS.


~ 1nrEma ISL. FasAiOa for Gspflss<s's HAD yin
he introduced on Friday. sept ? TIE Reek Rsrr
ga. We are nov manufacturing vii ~m brace important
improvements recently perfected by and IN qu.ny
ard elegance Of style vii BE- uneqused BY any hereto
fore offered They vil be- readily Distinguished by the
rav which when Azitatsd by the air becomes detached
into delicate snd graceful jos sostasi rs'urs eAss.
.c,srs.c 81 iha choices, quality OF genuine Beaver
Is,,v g,s.< HaS "a lst, su2i #
xs,, H,r PtEl-,c,rto~.-Ja.t i.sued-The srst Cd.
non Of Ksos's Fall STYLE Of Geutlenens Hs. FOR isr
ha. lust been published snd % r0w fesdy Tor delivery
The suthor confident that he vii dispose of ioassoc'
Of copies. inssmuch As al who hsv, nspeete ne soss
pronounce be unequaes for grace besn's AID ar AZ
ng.s and pronse Of doing the most thorough and -s''
factory service This style Of hs can only be oo,anec
es Fulioust rtissireaiy the sk Fashionable cirs'
and the prevailing opinion - that one esnnoi be fe'es
n,ra a. gentleman IA society unless be ~rars hnoN
'' .i55 = ''''''''''''
Pas, HArs.-Jas, received ease Of very sureris
Par. Hats latest fashion, made by - most celebrated
maker, Of Pari. For sale BY GENiN. pa Broadway.
Also one case Of beautiful bats and ssr' for children
= 3 oNly FOR rHr PsEsiVs Gotp PM W Gs''.
foS Co n CedaT-. now selling these superior pen.
fsr = D. They have a large assortment consisting o.
Bo,uns Basey's. Spencers, Haydcu's. Congress Amsr-
an and many other .yle. which they selling, whole
a. and ret. al prices much below the lowest prices o.
NV ~" 49, n, Ga .........o.fi. .......
- -,
of fepoihtfo-
RfcpYtrrr Dt,~o~o-Pof>rfD ooLD Pf>s-b. Y
-, -, A. William. ON. door below Msl~ snA
"N''N' :. :. . Iii. =. h.i...f. - -.
J. \ SAVAGE = fe'ion'~ Ne ''''''-' ~ ~
tail all kinds of Gold Pens At remarkably low prices
They have the exclusive sale II the brilliant Rehehea'
which A. - are the be. and cheapest Pens "a The city
I congress fehs - 80
penci. Gold Pens carefully repsired
I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

WIG STATE CoSvESrIos.-Edsria B. Morgan
and Solomon r. Jacobs have been chosen Delegates
from two OF the Assembly Districts OF Csyuga Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

MroHIeAS.-The Loco Fooos held their State
Convention on the sth at Jackson. and nominated
Judge E. Ransom or Governor and l'm- r teH
ton for Lieutenant Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

" Gen DIX will read the Address prepared
by the late Governor Wright for the State FAIR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

RAILROAD BoSDs.-By notice IN another col
umn il will be that sealed proposals are 10 pc re-
ceved between this and the 10th OF October Tor inc pu
Oh ,se Of $4,000 Of the bonds Of the Sswfork snc
Erie Railroad Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

CHsrsr jrsg-Rsmsrief ,is, fiis IL the l.s, oppo-.-
nifty that the peopfe Of Se~Yors will have ~
the Chinese Junk See her before she leaves voa Ill
miss treat thai Won vii have cnsrce o. sr,r
ann she - vel worth seeing she q museum ~
Chinese eHnosnes ADD the only Chinese uns that --.r
arrived IN the un>3 States or sny other civilized cour,
" The MHsenn Oiled last night the ~.
esson q the resppeaF,nce of Crest Western ~
performed one Of hs samf,ble l.nkee character,
lampbeAs Band OF Ethiopian >eren.dcs never PLAYED
snd better each piece brax rspturousy encorss
The concerts OF tho Orphesn FsHi, also vel ere
ruted These exeeleet entertainments viii b. reps.f.s
Al and :. to-day Gen Isy0rs Portrait its last p@-k
Livins Orans 0utaDs. Sc &C. can be any tim.
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FAsrAsrIcALs-A body Of some hundred and
CITY men dressed in f.n,.sesl ssrss Of all and
sses p.s.sd our oce yesterday preceded BY band OF
music and marching in military array BY t.rse,
abou, tho size of hcs.hesd head which "s' carried
along with them Judged bsi they were going 70 have
little fap At shooting An imusoss crowd OF io.ier'
atssnded their march
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

DALLgY's PAIS ExrRAcToR l-sirsnsers and eihfen'
should never be without supply Of th. standard aud M
rivaled ointment Country dealers Supplied on the most
be raj terms AZ our wholesale and retail depot Ne Broad
way II from them to be genuine, s' counter
feifs abound. II. DALEY ~ 20 nroH""y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

Dr.. BLAxsnANs PxorosAL MIxrrHE -for ssionish.
Ins cures OF consumption, colds, coughs hosr'encs'
.ors throat, and every affection of the liver and luns
effected through the of DR. Biakeman's Pee'ors
Mixture read Advertisement and certificates OF the n
rs.pectsblity on another page. beaded No Hane1s
jyl5 ThSrucv'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

The MKT NEws--We think We may expect
farther news from Gen SCOTS army on TUESDAY or
Wednesday next The Mary hingsand did not CT u
Vers Cruz until the sth nit Ahosing her two days 10
remain there snd six 10 return 10 this port would pfla
II T. Tuesday OF W. onesdsy. Until tnen, W. iesr'
unless special courier has been sent down that ihe H.
formation viii be- little less aud irdennt' than
that brought BY The Fashion The Engish fourier tnc
only safe and reliable means of Information. would not
esse the City of Mexico until the s9th OF August
N o. Delta .ih.
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Vermont

Tn. go.ton AtIas thu. sums up the vote tor Gov
srnor as far as received;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

Pass HArs-Jas, received one ease Of very surerit
Pars Hat. latest fashion, made by rs most celebrates
makers Of Par. For sale BY GENiN. pa Broadway.
As, one case Of beautiful hats and cans Tor children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

= 3 Only FOR rHr PsEsiVN Golo PM W "S'''
to~ Co u Ceda-.f selling these superior pens
fsr = 25 They have iNge assortment, consisting q
Browns Basleys Spencers, Haydeus Congress, Amsfi-
can and many other style. which they are 'eos whole
,a and retail at prices much below The lowest prices of
any other house Ia the trade Gold p.us carefully repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

De- v0ur BAR al OF does yolE h.lr Turn nay
1. fr 6srsh Il u dry, or dirty pray,
II n. thus. you make 70 soft, silky and fine.
DARK and healthy, and beeuteous this hair Of mine
And % have this you have bgi three shilling. 70 gye
For a bottle u JoSLs's Hair Restorative
re- Reader yoa have oac Hair you would really be
toDshed The lovely eject three shilling bottle Of
JOsEss Coral Hair Restorative has 4 Il needs bat
Brooklyn. slf @feod
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

tx President Van Buren is here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

Yellow teeth and putrid breath,
-p0nEy gums Ike rotten death,
Is repusiye and dissus,lns
All could have teeth ~ white a. pear,
sweet bfeafh-haEd zums-fnan or girl
Why delay Nay, quickly haste
And use Dol ofJosEs's Tooth Taste.
costs boz p cents, snd really beautiful article
the teeth a fine enamel sold IN New-fors only II
haIn-st sif 1eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

PoLIcr-The house Of Mr.. Henry Delaheld foot
Of SEVENTY fourth o. East River vss entered sunday
nisnt and robbed Of . valuable silver watch and IS 10
ssn Win which the thisf escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

~ At PALMFR's Agency persons may advertise al snJ
time I'M any section u the country any Of the ne~sps
re 10 any extent obtain valuable information and adop;
~ extensive agency LONG experience. and authority ID
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