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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29
BOARDING..


DOARD-o lei Nth full partial board 20 ssntesi
ID private family large, pleasant fool' YIN So =.
tA hsd on second s.o.s ~ r.t.t between ID and q
avenues Also. room % asinsle .-L------ -
DOWNING three young s.ni.e ~, can ~
ID accommodated with board with Die 49, ~ I, ~
dinner Sunday in .cnteci pil'' Nc -i ~ -
bToome-st near bfolo~ey
GENTLEMAN ard bis wife ~ qne Of t~o 49, $50
n gentlemen can BE- nccoiinoa t-e- 49, ~. Va -
baard In respectable ianliiy where thsie ~ $50.
t,-i.--....n' Rsferer--s exchanged Apply 1" ii-A'
Dan 50. west Of and near bfoaa~Ay ---,-
RARE ,U.NCE.-A house to Jet, feidy furnish
n I'd where the rent would b. takrn ln oo.1e a I
,-.-.I ,tb., h,.rfer. ri chr b. accommodated 10 '
senfecl family thls Is considered very nes a' 81
atty. Apply o. Mr ~ LIZ n, p, INV.
no,RD-A gentleman ard his wife, Or tHiee s'u..e
X O'.'D - ,i,-r. I'D some Evangelical church, AN
h. .ccsuuai.t-d with board and psasaal iy9us t.
ed or otherwise. IN qqiei family ~ -s'eee of
shower bath and the privilege u l,le, ~ ,ii,
.stsfactory line addressed 20 = T. VA '' ~ ~
vii receive prompt attention
DO1RDI>C-A private family residing ~ ms. ae'
ID hghIfaI location IN Chelsea ~os-e 80 u -. A.
- 49,, 80 49,. gentlemen, gentleman ala vie -
i, 80 be,se not cold and shower baths-st-ses
n.s.nr every tiree min1tes. Terms Neiy iloosfA
dress hue b :. q. 81 tfi- once
nn,pn r,ls,,.a and lAiy. also two or three SIN
Is 0 -. - Be accommodated With pleasant fooas
and board ior the Winter a. 80 oio away - ~
mann DOVN TOWN Al = BsekmAn-si- .iihn
Is -. mites walk Of Wallst or the City h.- A ssl.
1 - ~. ,,ife can be Accommodating Win iir1ssA.
-. - - fbe second foor and bedroom ADJOINING y
en-rs 40 lev single gentlemen can Dc Aesgi-ino
dated
no.RD-A mall private family n Sniet loesfoa
IT, =. one or Two rooms zentrey ilfns &C. % nc =
80 =. -srt-r..n AID b. wife, with ooFd pflsl.cse Of
r,~iI- - fusl durinz the Winter feel.fs1 ~
pleasant room with nre place On me as !. ~ a.. 49,
r.rtrsn Nth breakfast and tea Apply a. ~ "a
u
/ Do.RDINt.-A fsw single gentlemen o. sestlenea
Il - .tv-. may Obtain pleasant taruisnca rooms
,ytb h.d - = Greenwich - Tie Lo1s- = l-ihsnro
80 Cro water throasho and al excellent 1-1A room
| sls ~
n oD1I>,.-Furnis she'd rooms ior single seutlerael
an f.rrfal location 1ear = Johns -pak Inqelrs q
! 50 keaCl-sr.
A SFW PORTABLE SCROLL SAVING sna
n Cia1rirs-up Machine. With which caEfrfs'
coach nd char makers can Go a.. Their o~n ~
- ~ ~. mandatory rear % = tlftn-.L nee
! =. sseodr J. n ME>ChIII, Aeellns 3aHsl
] COCOA NIT CAKE. PIES, Ae--A new -a--ls
- rn.rhir-. hizhiy r--olllel1rc D 49, - -
the ra.rufactors rear 0i = futn-si nee -
~ 5teoai J. u. MESCHt II A.e-.ae a-Hst.
DAIRY II7NPRR--This nevs Patenied arties =
b. sc wholesale and retail, a DAY > > CoFt.na-s'
4 Prices from - q . = =
VALLEYS a. CONNEL'- PAN Extraetof sePc,
~ IT, tr-e ~ wholesale a. pa sAins a. 81 Soft and
| ~ ~
! f,WOICE PERFCMERY AID fsasy soaps whole
y "a. Al hsrfxRs. Il Coftsas-st eli "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

CORPORATION NOTItE-Ih7 committee On
y StTset. u the Board OF Aldermen "ili ueet az nc
.f, con,rn..iouer. Oihce on Thursday afternoon ne
,fb Instant al o'clock The proposed widening aia eN-
tension of Authonystrret will then BE- tAAen ~ of con
sr, md All persons interested either no favor o. or
snno.ed Thereto are earnestly invited 70 siiend-Ne"-
.pPc'ot ~ - 80 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

THE PAIO ALTO or waterproof Man Oo.el.
rr-s e9. srf most elegant loose outside garment la
tern invented and introduced by Che snp'cfi1ei' ~ os
merit required cot water proof outer -an.ent NJ .
Of te OBJ econs of the former India rubber eol
made of .Ilk or fine cambria chm s Oh sl4e p,'c
frea from all SINE il never srfens or soiteus ~ ..L
weigh. bur few ounces O.. made With mantle reiNt- ~
puruose of h0al very large sleeves 10 D. uhi,e ~ n
rubber so-. heretofore made and viii supti-ro, Ai ",
sfrds of water proof garments No garment oi n-.i N
l.r has ever received Ike universal approval 81 ~ W
rhy the inspection uf officers of army lnH nav " -vn
men exposed iu travelling or SUBSTITUTE Tor unui''
storm. weather Extensive Arrangements are l-A''.
snny fhis article wholesale RETAIL AS Wen - oHet
fad and STYLES of India rubber coats ccAk- cart' @
ch0. niackino.hes ovcras, leegins Kidding sliis IRE
mem. suits &C sc Warehouse . CoItland.st ,,.,,
s-Ttf h'hAon IT. ~
INDIA RIBBER GOOD--Ihe Newark India hao
Iber Manufacturing Co have now on mana ana arc ua',
receiving from their factory superior Hso'len' ~
India Rubber goods consistinSot
e.-..' NJ. M X ubbsr Shoe. Horse Covers.
T.fie.l do do do lSeamens Bags.
'hdrensdo dJ ~ tlshnk n"osf
4 M. pr...rv.ra Interfering straps,
Air Cushions, Ar Beds, fonto9n BOOTS
A. piIf,,.. Coats India Rubber Hose,
Cloaks, Capes, Caps, Lille buof'i "a nA-s -
Submarine Dresses, 'smri' i'i ileu.e"i"1 ''s
Leggins. Gloves, Mttcus, sells Ac. Ne. -, ,..
which sutsd O. remain the nAii' TIT ~ a.,
and seasons Merchants wanting any hnd OF inea huD
h-r goods tor export domestic use, are paItcuafY I'D
,ifed 10 examine our stock Warehouse % MAdeniane
New-lork. -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

NIT.ICAL.-Mr WILLIAM HERMAN. pupil Of
-VIDr Schneider Dessau Germany proposes ~ teach
plan forte vocal music and theory Aecocn- u the uost
modern and approved authors Residence, i5 FoaIthst
near Seoond-ayenue.
s-woad a.o engage to perform the duiie. Of organ.
A MEXICAN I>>TITIT E FAIR-lf you wish %
lrNhbli your articles advantage the fiir
you must circulate your cards. hanobls &C freely T.
90 ms Al q small expense, eal on THOMAS Z. SUTTON
Job and ard Printer m the d story Of - fuons - cor
of Sassaa where you car have them done e. any puce
Look ior Sutions Yankee Gard Presses s. q
no TAILORs.-The Fall and Winter Fashion, for
l847 and - ready for sale az the once Of Ii fAtl
SIAN. Oortand-ss. three doors west OF broad~ay-
s a9s sssst iIS't 81 .s O eh..g wEsLERs
81 2xD&2rWs L. ; Fashion Emporium, CortiAndst
DAGs.-The highest market pres paid IN ouA for al
| OF manila rope sanuy bAssius cotton waste &c by
49, In cYRUsw FIELD co 4 Platt-st
DOVER LOOMS.-For sac. 81 narrow Looms Of
superior male. Of irqa 70 ~sase t~ied ~oI<, eths
sot.sn ~colen ksniaeky jeans t~e-cs or
sris. with change cams They vii Be so.d bsfsain
cc0ife # 2 eroAdst a. -
INDIA N BIER CLOTH. Hospital sh-etinas, ks.
IA genera assortment OF india kuooer toih n1 1e
the patent nsolube tops Curtains Hospital Ma
scry Cloths i0r sac, wholesale and retail. y DAY,
| - = W. -1--- -
In Mullins respectfully informs Is friends "a
D.tis pub generally that be hAs removed Ia cd e.
l.bai love airfen and leather rsanuiacory from LIS
from John-st where he ~iA have constantly "a a-1e
srge assortment 81 bucksns gloves sl'renceEs .eae e.
/
/ rlakers. sad1l ers use. Ac- . d,
40 zlss assortment 81 ehAiols leather a. q wnicl
! he ~iu dispose moderate terms - ~
/ N.uPuF>E AND SPIRIT GAS u he 5es;
4 Ngusl;fy. Cor sac ~ ne tErei ~ 49, 49,.
I auSI DfETZ BROTHER CO. ~ W nsm-si
IIxRDWARE PAPER Of he bcss suality iot sale
| IIby CYRUS W. FIELD %. HI.ls-.-ll = ~
WRITING PAPERS n AZ kinds FOR sac y
| w ~ I'm CYRUS W. FIELD L co ssufiirxsl1
nINDHR,~, Trnak And Baasbox Boards ior sac -
- 49, In CYRUS ". FIELD CO. Burning alp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29
MEDICINES.
TO SICK AND AFFLICTED.

COMPOUND SYRUP of WILD CHERRY
NxrFCAS consistently state that Dr. swayne Com ana
w Syrup Of Wild Cherry has been extensively used n
tbs nlted states Tor than ten yeafsi N rs pchg
sr,i elects have been tested by thousands thli 10 hf
sb o r. q fccent cough aud hat hnndr eds ~ n9Nal
a. GRADUALLY sinking under that insidous attack o DEAN
mi ni-sary pulmonary consumption have been restored
~ health and friends by - use and arc no"
ivins witnesses ct The curative power FL ms iemehJ
"''7 ANOTHER HOME CERTIFICATE
The true riches of Life Is Health
pe s,,ysf. D,ar SiI--F0r the good Of the public
G f ia dny bound 90 testify 10 The great cure "hich
yonr Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry performed on me
~ M, mart 4 feel A. everybody ought "a know d.
49,. afflicted with violent cough, splitting Of blood night
800, boal.enes. and sound of che voice indicating nn
Alarming state Of disease my appetite "a gone AMI my
strength had Tar failed one thar nay friends and physician
r. or.usded could not survive many days NJ sster
ho va my anxious caretaker made inquiry here she
would be- likely 90 procure the most certain relief She
VA. tod thar n Dr. swsyue's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry failed the my life was then hopeless Your
medicine immediately procured and The hf-t bottle
gave relief and hy the time bad commenced the sixth
bottle ny cough bad LETT me- aud my strength much
improved la short 10 has made perfect of me, and
an az this present tm- ~ hearty ! wish. sud
have god reason believe that the Of your medicine
hss saved from premature grave shall De- pleased
% give any information respecting my case
Yours. with respect, J. NJ. REEVES,
81 ghs,fer-sL between Race and Vine, fhiiad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29
- TnOMp-ON,, pne,lIun THIS.

WV ~ -
Y ~Nimpr0yed By J. K BENJAMIN. Is &c.,,
20 universally approved VI tho 49,
Gully add al who use them, as he ~.
can Dc sf,duss-1 from W n4.y Poass' -
he rupture witout bscx pad, airh does % ves, "a
y 10 me spue, csnsins ~rssoess 1oi pain 70 - ga
and sides. and often per nsr~ns spinal dsess-
ira gwen, sDa cot perfectly s.ss,sciory poss sse.s
ga A'' Us '''' s'''''r' oo"'io'' vs. isse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29
ItOPPER MINIS OF CTBA-The subscflbef.

u who confemplatr- paying an early WISH To ihe e"pp
sHou OF the North 0 Cuba with view "a locate copper
nine. or mining would offer TO responsible peison
la. service. no act Joint accountl or being allowed
tg..eiins expenses RICHD WILLIAMS VIVIAN,
Miner and Copper smelter, ~ Eighth-a'snue' ~ =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

" The Immediate Restoration OF bden ana
tue beautiful tiIy.-A Lecture = "a be orhNciee a.
'fston Hall, conner Of BoVeEy and Dlsision-s On We
ncsaar' sept -, a. u 2. NJ the shcve subjects Tie
Nes rs Immense the Beautiful CITY, IS or
pfcseoeHied Advantages their easy attainment &c 10
cons aae VITA piece OF and pcetIy composed g.
reei.iS ioi the subject AaftAnee 10 cents. 10 pay eN
psnses- 81 y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

N-For sx years have suffered with these awful di.ea
ses ard from my heart feel for AL similarly afflicted.
and beg Of them 70 Try Dr. TsyOrs Basam Of liyeTwort
ais medicine cured when 1 could not move IN bed,
and not expected % I've Aweek Prepared genuine
only. A. - BcekM1a-st formerly SIS Bowery
,sl2 em- Il A. MARKS, 10 kingsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

RESCUED FROM DROwING-An unknown man
fall overheard II the of CutOn st but was rescued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29
NOTICES.
~ Public Meeting.

~ Public NIeeting.-The Young Mems Na'sonai
Reform Association will hold public meeting on Nednes-
day evening sept - Military Hall, ho"efy' a. +.
o'clock MI T. 0Co>S viii address the messing The
public are invited ~ attend. A. w. DAY, frr.,erhi
j. X. MAksTo>, Secretary. - -t>NN>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

ID ARt.AI>~.-The subscriber would respectfully lh
ID o the public that he Is selling on cheap large ana
ried assortment Of unredeemed pledges Al CREAMY re-
csd poo- 0vrrrnats and cntss fiy if,n
o each pants and vests from % cents 20 = eAch
La large assortment 10 watches and lewelry OF az
dasrri rtions aud el kinds Of musical and mathematical
in.truf sextans quadrants guns pistols swords cut
80 and great many other articles numerous %
mention Also. large assortment Of carpenters too.s
Thne Ia want of the above enumerated articles would do
"' ~ J. WILSON,
Formerly Simpson 4 Wilson 10 Chatham s.
a. All those having any Of the abJyenamcd articles
which they are DESTROYS dispose Of az reasunshe price,
viii please can on T. WILSON, ~ Chatham-st 80 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29
COAI Ar RTDUCED PRICEs-For sale D
nInIIC NOTICE /.

Y tons Of Chestnut Coal. suitable tor .
cb,,d Co,i from a % upward HERMAN '. RIPLEY,
~ IN - NOo-ter-st. near spnng
DUBIIC NOTICE Is hereby ryen that petton
has been presented the Board OF Alderman 70 uase
,b. name of The Bowery between Sixth and fonreenl
rreet chan .ed 10 Fourth All persons interested
m the above proposition having Elections to me same are
4e.irsd % present them IN writing to the undei-he
fis office No Hall Of Records or before tne gum
d,y of October next-Srect Commissioner Ofhce sept
q. l8f MAAiIN =. lt'C S1a,,,,..,5osr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29
rRr>Cu PROTESTANT SCHOOL.

I,DTC aTION.-rh Misses Mac Adam w-A 20 x
IIfnrr friends and the public that their >eueo iet
,iias Will reopen on Monday. the ON OF - reMei' a.
F0urfh-.t The studies comprise All me 9iah,''s ~
tl,uth FnfIrsh Education. with French, MUSIC A.
r, be- obtained the above number Vt 81 'i
Fr,rci.'s bookstore - Broadway. g., 49,,
y p" - lmeld-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

DeowNED.-A man named John. Wallsger' BE-
longing - lho soop John jay while attempting 10 boar
the vessel last night while IN state OF nloNicol0n lei
overheard aud was drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29
,rO MANIFACTURERs.-

rI,O CTtRERs.-An opportunity Is o.
Tered % pracca manufacturer 10 taAe an lnteirs. y
and th. ernteudenceoi sWooen mandatory situated
II, ,,i srovine district in the northern part oi uls
Sfse HAVING ample wafer-poser. with the adv lntase Of
g., irons post PAID giving real name, means
and reference. directed 10 sterling a. ths
fre. Will be attended 10. - lND~--..
GOO AGENT- ARE MA ~, Fl new 20 I patent att
H. that -ll come into universal use and Is nssuev y
egerv man woman and child Tor general u-e. lne -.
s. 4, rla.s.ut and neat Good business men can mANr
>50at 10 Si0 per year All expenses lose a ...
al making money are invited ~ call. OF address Pf''
CHARLES FULLER. ~ Ofeen~lea - - -.
a-oo, ooo TO LOAN on Watches, Dry
S,DtUbc1Is - ash paid Tor watches old soid anu
.l,er Note. discounted a. IA NAssaust opposite me
Bible Society.
xr>>kEE PTDDLER'- WAGON.-ror sAs
-, = f,st 80 nedfIers wagon FOR two horses
$50. nearly new having been run out Two if.p' ~
h. sold very low a. the owner has no use ioi u a. D7
,eeo n T,ter.,lls 4i9 Broadway Apply AZ - DeJ'-
- Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

Ii A JOHNSON Rec lOr-Tte Instruction 10 me Nis.ssl
r,L and MATHEMATICAL department VII continue we IN
ming wear unter he direction - Nj Oe0fk- . fsArl
S,,reSx 81 tb. Baston Latin school, hesdnasier assist
"A hy Mr. WIN hc0-orso, late ~ NE fong Aecf se ihsl
tut. A. Teacher u m. Cssscs sad Prof. 6irsnd ln-c
49, In fr.neh The next quarter begins on Ia hrst Mon
ssv In s-rlerher Terms 81 per quarter Appncsu'
C,r admission may be made ths UoiSrrslty balldr
north wing lower nOor. SUI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

FL Al. disease D. curtaliuu- tn'i" o." 49, :.
80, - b. .pr-.iire thrvuE h me cry - -'f "
-. :. .ll - AZ sulrnrfii~s to sn7fl aNaAet H.
a., roIvNsgND's sAR>ArAklLLN WI ee'rhWs
q -, ttt- hiood B. pure aus s'a. "a t y if a.
-ill iNss - = s.,.r ~ 49, pth-f ial a slcn - ,iVe
pc 20 ti AZ are in AR Wy dsbsaied. a'd r'p-is
is .-eAiy children, sAAe NJ Sai'4 80 80, -, =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

\ ~ PATTON 4 NJ PriucIral-wlA open un MNuutf
sh OF september A. s. Beeckersi few doors easi on
groadway Application for che admission o lub- "i l'
Information relative to the principles ou "hch le
Il conducted may he niade o the Principal AZ me t'N9
oo. or 10 the Messrs Abbott a. their Institution 90
, ,5,, 30 2we0dF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

xGyANTED-Young men who arc acquainted with mea
49,, ci,tss To a.tivs persons an excellent opportunity
vii. be given for establishing them~e ses IN business ro
ltttlltS lt.Ni \ - I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

~, "A a., have pale cnuplr-crr fuA eyes pi1enes "
a. -. 49,, "a ,kln or frt s'rf. Ara kfe tni p splfs
&c /. t.,tti4 of 40 ofDr. TOWNsENns sAhsAfAhl
Ia Uwil s'eRnfe yVrr blood, remove ne ~ 80 =,
ii,ichr. .aa rive yen summation, spstAns ej-- ~
.sin,.. Ani besaafu conplesion-s al of "hen "s u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

,,., ,as Sfrr gfAr@- Ceas-sftes es - 500 ~ -
80. Voassuri,5R Ifgsf ter,'s.sf' 'p'a' '"afi,
e'n ,,s.,, :. ,fftnx of Blood. >sff.sii be- "A, ,As
49, N,sti Sa,.lfs. If j.t.H sf ffofaf trfofs.
s pom ~ a. >,ie. 81 -sis ben si.' - e c~sa
Probably there u-soF W. ''s-s sa' Is -. ;,
. .na .ifrus ihfus &c - stem, sn" Nptrsis ~ -
49,, '.r. IN the lungs ard De pailenis Ailas feg,1
,h.ir qua boatt snl sfrnsh 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29


Owing 10 she great s1ees.. AL inmsnse sss y,
TOWNsESD's 5ARsAPAkiLLA, ~ HDsf u Een ~
were formerly O1f sZeDis hsy, commenced mssn< -
sapsn.ls Errscts, Elkfs BRtef,, kc. &C. Thy g~...
siF yls Il up Ia aIs shspcc bostes c.slln ~
mere a. sr superior and four tpes shonssf bsy ~
roFrfrffs 1c- hoping HEREBY 10 decriye 1ne Pss -
Sou asuiious lsmrs, few nss lhen sset s
these lAyfocipled mc1 publish cOanlefirN oe~-s
olers Lave Induced their brothers acd Ollet -. -
pefsoos allow tlie USE Of their Dam.s, " VIA.
pat ksduife, " give lhcm fesp-clsJAhy oH' -
medicine and Du1st ~.ln respectable names f.S .ss
1sias DR.. TOW SsEND'S SARSAPAklLLh, 100.
them cured by bis sluh. lie siso publishes ~ ~ots
cate VI person who styles himself A NJ D. VIZ, .tss
sHes, we wells bess snd Doctors nsfsrs 's,s vs
livelihood. These AID great variety y o.1cf ~
performed by Ihes- mcn 10 cispOss ~ thet H~.s,r.
public should be GA heir guard ant iooA o1' 'o'
l f-ils =. ~
~ 3 Purchase hons but such "a have "fspp,",.u
nide Tho bottle comp eiely, end nave The ~fiiro W.
| Of 5. p. TOWNSEND - a.
ding 4 Co. 8 sLst>-sl Boston, 0yOu soas, az 'srs
secouisL Philadelphia =. y Hance, Druggist ur<s
Durol Z Co Richmond Y. n. Cohen, Char .es~s ,,S
4 Co. l5l Charles e. <ew-OrrsDs; leo s0an 90
Albany; L. Naa 8assifs ~ cor. ~ Hstet az, ~.
aa Nessfs ~ }. add Dy pflneipsl D0uggs1 10 -, /,
chaos g,u-nsly ,hrOughooi tss Quilted sts.es .sss
fie@. sD1tnr csnsoss lyio s~fhs""~-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30

The 50 Nashville Wing" Conducted by Mr.. Allen
A. HalD delivers a scorching criticism Mr. Clay's
resolutions He shows their effect upon the policy Of
Mexico and the interests of our country The follow
ing some of the views which he presents this
subject:
He (Mr. Clay) announces TO his felow-citzens at
home, TO Mexico and TO the whole world that he is
opposed TO the acquisition of any part of the Mexican
territory with the single exception of the port of San
Francisco. Now, if this is to be made a ,chig is
sue, and Merico should 6elieUe that the ,chigS wi
Mr.. Clay at their head stand a good chance to come
into poacer nert year. it is not at all likely that she
will consent to cede to the port of San Francisco
even as equivalent for the millions of dollars she
owes our citizens, particularly is furthermore
informed by Mr.. Clay HIMSELF that, for the sake Of
the harbor of San Francisco, he would not continue
the a solitary hour For what, indeed, lCouid Mr..
Clay continue the warl Not to obtain territorial
indemnity-Alexican land is ga firebrand;H not to
obtain pecuniary indemnity FOR the expenses of the
war-he does not think we entitled 10 any, but if
we were, Mexico he says, is utterly unable to pay it
not having the means of paying her own armies.
is clear then, that Mr.. Clay is not for continuing
the war at aA-that he as for putting an immediate
StoP 10 az.
If the wings in Congress, then, follow has lead, they
will forthwith "announce to the nation" that the
war shall be continued for the purpose of obtaining
just and proper settlement of the limits of Texas or
in other words, for establishing the NueceS the
OouHdHy, indsnlucn as nlne-tentns OF tnem perhaps
believe, and have maintained that that river was the
true and rightfu western boundary of Texas Would
not this be strange 'annunciation' for the whig
majority of the House of Representatives 20 make to
the countryl That the war shall be continued for
the purpose of fixing the Nueces the boun-
dairy of Texas! Why, that can be done without con-
tnuing the a moment!
If you follow Mr. Clay's lead now, and vote against
supplies, (as if you follow it, youare bound TO do,)
is not that acknowledgment that in voting for sup
plies heretofore you voted against the dictates OF
your own consciences, and against your solemn con-
victions of what the public interests required at your
handsi And in regard to Mr.. Clay. it may be well
asked if he has entertained these views all along,
why has he not spoken out before! Why did he not
speak them during the last session Of Congress,
when the whig members voting money by the
million, and men by the thousand-not to defend our
country. mark you, but to carry the into the
heart Of Mexico!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30

INCIDENT OF THE FLooD.-A little Boy rescued
from the roof Of house floating on the Oaio!-A gen.
tleman informs that steamboat below Leaven-
worth, ascending the river, discovered small boy on
the roof of house floating down the Ohio. The Of
icers of the steamboat rescued him from his perous
situation in such state of exhaustion from exposure
to the cold that he could not speak, to tell his
name! He was in this state put shore at Leaven-
worth for medical aid.
FLOATING HoUsEs.-A gentleman who resides about
fifteen miles below this city, the Kentucky bank Of
the Ohio, informes that he counted fifty houses,
and other frame buildings, pass his residence in one
day. fifteen barrels of pork in lot, and countless
cords of wood timber and lumber.-Lou. Dem.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30
HORNS STILL AHEAD!
con 600 Stock of Fan and Winter Goods.

$50 600 Stock OF Fail and Winter Goods,
WHICH have been recently purchased In the city of New York
w and of the New England and at greatly
dued prices consisting of Is 600 yards Muslin from six
half 5000 yards Prints from to ten cents
below the old price 700 yards Carpeng from eighteen and
three-fourih cents to one dollar.
description Yankee Notions in end
less variety Brosdcloh Cameres Satiuets and Jeans by the
and arware by the Hats and Caps
yer all Boots and Shoes suit ALL from the
haired the nfa: in its mothers China, Glass
Batting, wickng and 1000 pounds
Spanish Leather from twelve to twenty cents pound
ncpang trade prepared with large stock to
compete with body and determined to sell goods
inquiry will d the HORNS steal the goods
business and if
price will accomplish IT, faer
the bhoys do it, In short If want bar
gains give a call. III. j. b. c. HORN
Indianapolis September 1917. IS Sign of the Big