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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
Mare of the Results.


When the Representatives of the now dominant
party, for the sake Of the spois Of Office dehber
atey jumped Jim Crow on the Texas question
threw the Undertook man overheard in violation
of the express wishes OF their constituents and, in
the face of the general sentiment Of all parties
in the North, adopted resolutions in favor Of the
Annexation Of Texas, considerate men boded no
good from it, The Wings agreed with what dis
tnguished Loco Foco statesman had averred on a
former occasion, that the Annexation Of Texas up
TO the Rio Grande, was an act Of unparalleled
outrage on Mexico-that it would result in the ex.
tension Of Slavery and an unjust War with Mexi
co, and that we should be saddled with the Ma
tlonsl Debt of Texas, the amount Of which no one
could tel from the simple fact that nobody knew
the amount
Very few can have forgotten how vehemently
the Loco Focos denounced these predictions as
bue5ears Wing Lies, &c. Some went so far
as to assure US that the Election Of Mr. Polk would
not result in the Annexation Of Texas little
more than two years have passed and the worst
predictions Of the Wings have become matters of
history We are engaged in wicked war, in
which the treasure Of the Nation and the blood Of
our Citizens are being poured ont like rain and the
people having claims against the late Republic OF
Texas are as a thing of course, presenting their
bills to Uncle Samuel But short time since Gen.
Leslie Coombs Of Kentucky, presented a petition
to Congress praying the payment Of certain Texan
stocks on which he had loaned money 10 that Gov.
eminent. Now Messrs. T frederick Dawson, James
Schott and Elisha D. Whitney presen. little bill
Of only one million Seventeen thousand three hundred
and ityslrss dollars for having in 1855 furnished
the Single Star Republic with a Navy. 1t seems
that these gentlemen furnished one ship, two brgs,
and three schooners together with their arms and
ammunition and with clothing and provisions. for
four hundred men ior four months In payment
Texas issued bonds for $500 900, bearing interest
at the rate Of ten per cent payable half yearly and
for the faithful redemption OF which the Rer'
enuss and PaNic Faih Of TsrGs were s0leDHly
pledged, but no part of these bonds, principal or
interest, has yet been paid. and the debt now
amounts 10 the sum mentioned above
The terms of Annexation required Of Texas to
cede to the General Government among her public
property all her Navy. Navy Yards arms aud ar
msments and one OF the vessels has been ordered
be reiitted for service and the others to be sold
for the benefit OF the United States So, inasmuch
as the United States are now in possession OF the
identical vessels which the petitioners furnished
and have taken from Texas her main sources Of
revenue which were solemnly pledged for the pay
ment Of the bonds, they appeal with confidence TO
the L. s Congress for relief
One thin is pretty certain, VIZ ths, the gentle
men ought 70 have their pay but who ought to
cancel the bonds is now the important question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
Interesting from the Army.

Late letters have Jus, been received a, Wash
irgfon rom he srmy down fhs TIC ~ lannsrv. r. m
Victoria in Mexico They stair ha, Brissdier General
QuirnAn hsd. the 2sh December. occupied the city
OF Viciors the capital Of the state OF Tam4uipss The
enemy hsd body Of some $500 cayslry In the town
with iis advanced picket ~ Santa Ensrseis but II fell
back General Guinsn approached and Is Understood
to De Jsamsre. in the direction Of lula AT Tuls
there is strong division Of observation unde. the
msnd OF Gen Vslencis.
An examination CT The mountain psss leading 10 Tuls
hoas that Il Is entirely imprsctcso'e for artillery
wagons Such ia also believed TO be the character OF
the Santa Barbara pass which opens in the direction Of
Tsmpco
Gen Taylor arrived st Vc,oris with the division Of
Brig Gen wisss on the iih January and was oined on
day BY the force which Msor Gen. Patterson
conducted from Ms;smoros The force then collected
Victoria thar 5000 strong in excellent be alb
AMI In capital condition for service
IL was there uno;fcisly known ihst Gen. Scott
then the country urder orders from the Government
Gen Taylor would probably remain At Vctoris until re
should hear from G-n Scott ans determine what die
position 10 make o; the troops.
The reconnaissance Of the mountain passes Leading
to Lahrspores completely successful 50 far as 70
determine the character Of the routes. sc. Ii with
regret We learn that the return Of The party ~
the escort attacked ia difficult pass Of the
mountain. and the baggage and ten OF the resr.
guard cut or Il Is yet hoped that the srgusrd have
eaected their sscspe snd rsy yet regain tire army
The otscer and noncommissoned o.fcer Of the rear.
guard in and the former under charges No
blame can possibly attach 10 Lieut. Col May who com
mandei the escort for this unfortunate occurrence.
Newspapers had been received from the city OF Mex
leo the 18th Of December which date the Congress
had tssen action in regard 20 the the election
Of President The country 10 be Cssys OF the
letters 10 very distracted condition sud the tone OF
the public press more depending than heretofore.
letter has also been received from Tsmpico. stating
tha, the writer had Just arrived from Tsmsuhpss where
he sf Cen Taylor Gen Patterson, Gen. Pillow, snd
Gen Quitmsn with their various commands, amounting
10 tx thousand men lie hsd very hazardous and
fargung trip from Victoria 90 Tsmpco and had topsss
the line Of the Mexican cavalry twice on the road Tie
reports large force OF the NJ Nicans at Tua between
which and Nictoris there is almost impossible
of mountsinsN under the command Of Generals Nslen-
els Urea. Fernandez. Romero. LorbArre and Monte
Negro. amounting to about eight thousand men
Washington Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
BRooKLyN AFFAIRS

REtEF foR lSELAND.-A general meel.s,
without regard TO sect party creed Will be hsli
Hslls Exchange Buildings. corner OF Crsnberry al
Fulton s,s Friday evening a; n O'Clock to ssy,,.
some means o. sverliug the sresi cssmiy WITH wh',s
Providence has seen III to Wei, Iresnd. Several en-,
neni speakers will address the meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
Bearers OF Government Dispatches 10 talifor-
ni.-Trea-ury Notes and Gold, &c.
dence OF The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PENSACOLA Jan. 25, lsi7
The L. s. schr. Onka hy-ee Lieut. Bergman,
commanding, is now getting under way in our hsr-
Dor, for Chsgres wither she is ordered 70 convey
with all haste MAJ. VIM. Rich, L. :. a. aud Mr. j.
P Norris Com Stockton's Secretary, as Bearers
Of Dispatches from Washington, respectively to
the military aa1 naval commanders in California
These gentlemen arrived here by stage from the seat Of
Government, yesterday morning Maj Rich was for
lnerly chief Boisni.t OF the Exploring Expedition, and
this new appointment, Of Psymsster Unsolicited on bis
pari has conferred on him probably with special
view 10 his exceeding fitness for that .ori Of duty In
California He is thoroughly aequsnted with the eoun
try through which he is travel and is fsmilsr
With the suners and customs well as the language
ofthe people. He carrie. with him large amount Of
Treasury Notes made psys5le to his own order and Of
course useless until endorsed by him beside some so
COO in gold. The Department desired him 70 take one
HuadrsS and Fy ToSsaad OF the precious meta, oui
he with more prudence, declined the rsk OF transport
ing % much through ths States BY stage And u was
well that be did 30 for the stage broke down IN the
woods between Blakely and this place. during hesVy
rain the night previous 10 ther sriVsl mere shn
most OF the baggage was necessarily eit behind M ms
mornings stage arrived The intended route OF ihese
gentlemen H. up the Chsyes River abort distance IN
boats thence BY mule conveyance across 70 Fanana
where they expect to embark vn yes'ei p'Y2soiy
awaiting them Tor their ultimste destination Ms Rich
il sccom panied by young relatives OF bis he'srs
" p. s J. d. Hutton.
Ths dispatches borne by these gentlemen are heF'
netcaly sealed in wooden boxes about I'VE inches N
thickness and three feet in length PROBABLY me ise oi
nation il dependant on them. but neVertheies'
safe passage 70 them and especially 10 theR0
The frigsts Potomac and store-ship Relief are BON
still hero-the former having been detained psrty IN
consequence Of the condemnation OF large qusntfy OF
bread damaged on the passage hither frOm New FORK
in an overstraned schooner and partly in consequence
OF the deficiency Of here for procuring fresh water
Both vessels viii sail however very soon ioI me SQUAD
ron In the Gulf NhASO"'
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Tn. Tribune IN philadelphia.

o., friends 10 Philadelphia who vfsn 70 be sopphsd
regularly with The Tribune. vii please Leave 'ns'r
sames and residences with Zsber & 20. Ledger
Building, Thirdst below Cbesnu'. who vii deliver ms
paper N them Immediately after the arrival OF the pas
sessrr Nns from New.York at 1911 cents per week
eine,e cope. price cents may always be obtained a.
sbovs or from the Philadelphia Ne~sboys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
Prom the Editor

on,o-Ths Looorocos Of the Ohio Senate
lsvss Temporary majority BY the absence ofs Wing
Senator. Who 10 BID Of sickness recently took the
Senate printing irvn the publisher Of 'be State Journal
Who had regularly esosen Printer to the Stat, and
pave 70 to Sam. Msdsry Of The Statesman The House
Ass refused psie an spprcPris'iop TO pay the new
printer and the l.,sst dat the Senate uyns to
s.sh the general appropriation bill an item for
ysytss ~ printer. They threaten prevent the pas
sSss of any appropriation bill lness their wishes
nplsd with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

letter NllCn confirms some VI sAo StNNS-NNN ~ -
Gen TAYLOR in his lately published letter
CA4P xEAS PARRAs Mexico
Province OF Coshuils, Dec 9, l-4o
Dear Sir: | suppose you have heard through
Others of our progress into Mexico far as AoneoyA
10 70 the time of reaching that place, we were trying
10 End route for Chihuahua but 10 do so were com
PEELED to 20 great distance out OF our apparent way
for AFTER crossing the Rio Grande, our direct course 10
chihuahua was west neining little TO the north in
stead of which however we struck or south and have
been ever since travelling south and somewhat to the
west and have only now reached position not w
miles from Gen Taylors line Of operations ron WHICH
we can take direct 70 chihuahua SUI Se are
40 miles from that place The cause Of our taxing hs
immense circuit has been the imposslhAy o. nn1ins
any other road that practicable All which SHOWS
thai zrest bluader was committed in the rst place In
not making Gen Woods line Of operiuons common
with Gen TsylOrs a. far Sato, FOL We are on the
direct road from SAlullo 10 chihuahua and less than
100 miles from the former. The battle CT Monterey TO
gether with santa Annas movements render II neces
sary that the des OF our gong 10 Cninu,noa souu DC
abandoned and think now a. TEAR Chihuahua
a. will ever BE- At Moncl0ys we received orders 10
ths eject and directed 70 proceed a. Tar ~ ms
place. where await farther orders
Rumors begin 10 be Tfe Of movements among the
Mexican troops: 500 are said 70 be within TWO days
march OF us--OcO Lancers not more than 10 mixes
Gen santa Anna il ~ advance from san Luis POtos on
the 18Th inst and Gen Urea has under bis command
lowering on Gen Tsylors let flank. between 800 snc
500 troops.
These may not Be true. still an inclined to think
there s something IN them. Meanwhile, the United
States Is dong nothing tossrd strengthening ne aner
ent columns and 20 make nsfters worse, Cen Wool
and Gen Taylor needs separate their two columns
by ~ least 100 miles making u very difficult % rem
der each other any sssistsnce N case OF need
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
Conviction OF lIcLaughlin.

1t viii 9e seen under our Court head that Ne.
LSHshliA, one OF the keepers Blsekwes Island who
brought the prisoners 10 vote at the last election
convicted and sentenced to inc Of $50 and 30
days Imprisonment in the City Prison Mclaughlin
was arrested In the Fourteenth Ward, and Of the
Aldermen the Bench belongs TO that Ward Il lie
dersiood that the Recorder in favor Of much
heavier tire and at least six months in the Penentsry
Alderman Benson deserves the thanks of his ieovct
for the and perseverng attention with which
he has followed up the matter to the 6nsl conviction Of
Mclaughlin Ii is said that the prisoner laughed when
the sentence pronounced aud thst bis associates
said they would pay the fine BY contributing penny
eseh We trust the Alderman will continue give his
attention this important subject and that the Dis
tr;ct Attorney prosecu.es the other indictments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

APPOINTMENT OF JuD6Ts.-The Post under
stands that there is project for forming Conven
ton for the sominarion Of Judges for this Diste,
cat Of tie two StandiDg Committees Of the Loco
Foco psity--young men and old men. The plan Is TO
have resolution Of this kind adopted BY the two
Committees, and thus dispense with sny popular
action o. the subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT N OHlo.-A BIZ for the
Aboliror Of cspita Poolshner before the House
Of Representatives Of OHIO the 2s,h MI An amend
enr wal adopted leaving 70 the Court and Jury to de-
,sruins sassher the punishment should be death or
nprisonnsn, for life. The bib was subsequently, com
mit,ed To q Special Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

MAP OF NExIoo-Mr. Distunel Of this city, has
Just got new edition Of Is Ese Map of Mexico IN
which are lid down ,hs r0u,e Of Gsnersl Isyiors
Army. the towns views passes, &c alluded TO IN the
military reports and various improvements and add
ions from suihenrc not included In the pre-.
rtous ef.r.ons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

Nrw.YoRK ASp ERIE RAILROAD ~ wYTrh--
II any Of our readers labor under he impression
mat The Ice IN the rvw lnpedes operations On the Ere
rssd. We recommend them 70 look over last weeks ~
sdyu b ihs besss, 10 10 tpssd b aasthes se'zna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

" Association No. ! Of United Brosh... !,
Temperance, Hon. Ismss Hsrper. Pr.sia,,, -,
pebble meeting every Thursday evening s,,,.-
Winter 1t Mechanics Hail. AZ BrO.dsay. Ass,..
this evening from Rev. w. w Ever,s Hon ~.
Franklin and Dr. Reese
n The Home Journal for thi, week (. =.
particular an admirable number eonssinln. s..,.
entire pages Of entertaining matter embracing ,.,..
Of one hundred dieereo, sabj.e,s-liser,,.,.
science, current news music, Sc Sc
. Y The Southern sud Eastern Tslersps, =,
both out Of FIX
SEANsrRE ssEs-The ErsHsns Post sp,>.s.
follows in behalf Of the unfortunate women ~.
no resource bu, the wre,ched p,ttsncs ,h.y -
from the shops ths, employ them "a sewing
"A few days since We proposed pan for "A. ~.
Of the poor sesmstresses OF City. hu, ss yet =, -
rot hesrd that any person has moved IN the rsu.,
the meantime. We lesrn frun Philadelphia pso-r =
the humane people OF that city have tsken the l-s
us In this noble work Of charity Tbs, Man, =.
Many ladies' residing 10 the western section Of he =,
with the view Of su'eorsne the condition Of The M,
have recently formed association under The nar, y
The Hesfyn fssocirftos q Lr3i,s for ,is Rs.sf A,
Enploymen, a he Poor For this purpose TIE, h.v.
opened house OF employment on the south ne
Nsrkstst between Sehuylki Filth and Sixth sts w.
shout thirty respectable poor married and ssei en,
are employed iurinz the day ami where they and tA
families OF children furnished with sbandsa Gus
ply Of wholesome aud nutritious food ard he ins.,
receiving the attention OF = nurse
ne employment OF women consists pfinepsry r
sewing and the articles made by them are vuios. /,
Character aud are presented 10 purchasers al the esr
est possible rates
Ine TIM, sp' = i.s, pss.lns away when good may =
done. Who viii commence the work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

CoxsRym-The TELEGRAPH being out Of order
between this City and Washington, We have no
report Of yesterdays proceedings Of Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

u The citizens OF Hickman and Fulton Coun.
ties, KY have dominated Judge JANIS as can.
dids,s fx Congress. Ths District 10 sew rsrrs.
ssassA w LysA Boyd, Lsse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

RI Ds. Epson rHs LIvISo sgsLstcs, sill rensasr
The Museum, aud Is TO be 81 all hours 81 ne dsy ~
evening" AIS O'Clock afternoon, and hall pst IN
esening those E,hiopsn Minsrels. 0rsa "sssn,n
appear a splendid performance, when also thai msgf
dcent panorama OF London will be exhibited Thss "
IN e-d great attractions for TWO shillipgs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

u TnoxAs s Boeoex. ESQ Is tbs LocO-Foco
candidate for Congress IL the Foarsh Distract OF
vsripia We have already stated that ". lKviss
b sss wbis candidate. The dissrie, i now repre-
psassd ~ y. w. 1sassra, Loco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

~ TIE Mans due from Albany and Boston
last evening had NO, arrived when pa, this paper TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

NAssAenrsirrs-Tbs Legislature have assign
q Wednesday next Tor the election Of United
osasss ssnstor-Mr- wsbssers term expiring on
he eth Of March next OF course Mr. Webster
win b reelected, provided he viii accept the post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

~ Tvsrsles sxd otks les,ns the City IN the after
ON srs Informed thar En>.ssS Edutoa Of TIE IT'A
pvsn~ ~v~rv d>v cnr,sinins the Stock ~aee hsrseu
N~ws Nv ,he Southern Nail &c MP N 2 o'eo~k ~ w
orv,g az IN. yew,hov. fr the Rr>nssS Edttos Of The
Tvihnne every viii ne shl~ W rsse WITH hin me
ssest ,~vs mo n the tine NJ leaving the CRY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

Coon NEws.-We were informed last evening
nj the Po.,ofce that mail agent Is TO be placed
he carr, in few days or weeks This 10 night and
We i've credit for IT, 70 the Department o. the rsllrosd
sspYsaiss-s4sr w 10 ass knew which does u
fTyeu1n Gseests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
Business Notices.

~ J. SMITH DopcE, DEsrrsr, No. 10 Bobist ssr
Broadway, requests the attention Of hose wuJas re
cal teeth bis method IA method used In tas city
eu.vey by HIMSELF Christening either Ingle teeth Or -
when on gold plates; II saves most OF the pain un5
given In the operation. and enables the to s<s
clean and healthy mouth nj 2lzsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
TERRIFIC STORM AT PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3-l0P N.

FHILAULLIHItl FtD. l---IV 7. VI
The storm has been very severe The Western
telegraph line has been suspended in consequence.
Innumerable houses have been unroofed.
-Four wood sheds at the Camden Railroad depot,
each 80 feet long, were Frustrated.
number Of vessels were driven from their an.
chorage The tide has overaowed all the wharyes.
The damage is very great along the Schuylkill
river. vessel at Darby Creek had her masts
blown down.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
ALBANY, Feb. 3--s P. NJ.

ALBANY FEB. J--- r VI.
We have had brisk rain-storm during the en-.
tire day.
The Earl Of Elgin arrived at Montreal on Friday.
a bill has passed both branches Of the Lesisla'
ture OF Michigan reducing the rate Of interest to six
per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

KENTUCKY SEsAroR-The following ere the
ballotings had for Senator in the Kentucky Legis-
lature. en- Wednesday week. We have already
published the first three bsIlotings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

T.Lr on HEw YgAs Evs.-Ou ne sss sssss
stst on Deeeuber Lest, WHEN 90 many Sy' - -
-, 20 ~ happy IN tho ASSURANCE maj - - ~
s"s., sd.ns SANTA Claus woad visit nsm ere ~ -
i h here was gentle grI Of sl,ssn .,sss:
800 a. no, aching heart H-f honds esa 800
painfully essppsa aud cracked ssa We ss'
1910. Poor siri. she though. thai hef w. -sr<>G
nsesse 70 fisblen santa Claus from sisl!in. ssc y
"a ne had even ON ie3 70 hsnx up nef ssss>s,
- as mistaken for 10 Ia the nofnins gses
~. .se Of OJRAUDs kaiaa. Nsf'esfsa ~ .ssd.s
her VISION, ana the delighted gh penofs snrs axst
.bn,,oa, villa l,s aid. while Hope oaee m". tes<
49, ,.ithis her gentle breast finPses, ~, 49,
ehss. and crsel' h.se a. vanished ..S %.
sn - P-,s~mser. Dr. FELIX GoUaAUDS NJ o.
-,sss,,et,es he can only be pfoerf-1 seaHs"
an WalLsr.a ffsi bore wes. u Bfosd~J. -
nv B. PALsEs u the .utaoriIea ~ e. - = =
receiving sabserptoos and ~ 80, :. 81 ~
Ss~.fxi. Sos.oe, Ihissses;s ssS 49, -
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U Analysis may be termed not insptly the ~serss
pc process IL develops tho secret properties Of sass
ces Just the msgnifyng lens exhibits their tenure ~
all the details Of their composition. Analysis detected h
elixir vito placed by Nature In tho psnf called Ssrsp1s
la to snalyss succeeded concentration ind eonslbss'
and three agencies governed BY scientific srp',
ence, produced the valuable compound dsnomsssS
sASDss sAEsarARLLA Of which is not 100 much 'o"y
that il has accomplished In a'leyii1g human s1n'i
ng and restoring the bed nd len prisoners Of Di'es's
hsah snd usefulness than any other edcine 10 ssses
alogue Of remedies. The sceptieism IN which svw
psrsons are generally received, has given way yssps
70 an avalanche Of stiestsd facts, by which the mos ~
nstely inered9ous were belmsd and siencsa 81
ssEdss Sarsapshlla row comes to the hands oflssm
tins Of scrofus cancer, eryspelss, eTuptons. and s8
er dsesse. Of the shin the s.ands and hs sufses d'
body, accredited BY u testimony which or
banishes despair and kiIdles hope which, With he ~
favor Of Heaven, 10 rarely disappointed
Prepared ard sold, ~ bOlessls and retail, 81 bsD.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 FglioD-s- sss~s
Whlism.st 175 Broadway, and 16fssi Bfosdsy 80 :,
York. Sold slso by DrugRists fUefsDy nfnfsc@sC
United sisIes rnee ~ Ger bottle. or sI 'o''''"
M.syLAxo.-snow Hill, Febnsry2i, les.-Mf sfr'
fowLE Sir-Plesse send me, az soon as possible, So
lot eli Wistsrs Balssm Of wild Cherry have bees
ling this valuable medicine In his town for n4ny ye
IL has proved % De mBuJ osei"' VA ha"J -.
hs, been said and written in commentator Of this a<'
ias,ly too blink from my observation Of s effect se'
Others. and my own experience 10 using some TO-
sires, having bad cough, lost my sppes sna
and my health was much impaired Urea VIZ 80,
to my Satisfaction and Joy, when bad taken W.
nav cough was removed my appsdss rssarnsa =. -
susnxth and general health restored
,rv .vnptoms OF the kind return, iEmsals"I 49,.
ri. medicine and fBd II 20 have the desired nv "a 4,
80 ~. /. one os the be. medicines In The ~'sa
coughs ard ineipieni consumption, and maj 'n''
,ro,s advanced stages may be relieved By as,ngM
Firm Of Townserd rp'anL
ws.ay Enthusiastically, and without D!u'h- ~
zine e.n'tbe beat Beware Of eoanisrsih
None genuine unless signsd l. BUTTS On ~ 80 vrnes
Tor sale by A. 3D. D. SANDS, Druggist" w =. -.
.a,ns, n william agents for this eiiyi also
~ and II Eas Broadway, and By Dmssi'"
,h,ou ghoat the United States.
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: -gr orr-TpR or ro-DAy's PAPER "A

~ General Committee Of Democratic Whis
yeuss Men.-a r.gnls' meeting OF h's connsree VI
be h~l the Bros3w House. 90 Ffdsy evssiSg, FEB
8, Gs yea O'Clock By orae'.
raEo ToNLIysoS. Chairman
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