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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

GEN T.. TAYLoR--We noticed with no little
surprise yesterday the name Of Gen. Zachary Taylor
hguring at the head Of the Bulletin a candidate for
the Presidency subject 70 The decision Of Wig National
CoareltiOn. This appropriation OF Gen. Tsylor's name
Tor party purposes kaop is without the sanction Of
that distinguished commander and contrary 10 his thes
II not only against his wishes but il is 10 the
feelings and views OF his peculiar friends and in this
category we include the immediate family OF Gen lay
Tor and such of his confidential associates as best know
his purposes. IN. o.. licsyune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17
InW Courts.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRr-Rsiore Judge Mel
son BdnckGrd Gun Stock FaciorB Co. La5dH Jacobs.
The company owns patent 10, slrlne Irregular sur
faces such as gunsiocks, shoelAsts. Ratchet and AK
handles &c. They charge that Mr.. j. who has Ratchet
factory at Newark connected with relsve named
Pike in obtaining machine from East Hsddau IN viola
ton of their patent and turning Ratchet handles Action
is brough. for breach of patent was denied that Mr.
Jacobs connected with Mr. Pike. The jury, from
the evidence considered him to be So and gave
diet for plaintiff Of s2OOFor pitt Messrs. Goddard and
Staples for def, Mr. Allen.
Pkilo Blake and Brothers We. John D. Pdrk1-Action
for infringement Of patent for improvemenin bedstead
casters Verdict for plaintiff cents and coss.-for
plaintiff Mr.. Seey. For deiandenf Mr. AloeItson
John A. Davenport vs. George H. Soords.-Mr. ID. sues
for infringement OF patent for the manufacture Of door
knobs under patent granted 10 Hodgss and others 10
lsil Verdict for plsintr sly, thus esiaohsalns ms
risht--For plaintiff Mr.. Staples. Fer defendant Mr..
Edwards.
Rorar b PorrneIse chief mate Of the ship American
Eagle was tried on indictment fol cruel and unusual
punishment Of George stewart seaman (who was
convicted of larceny IL will be recolected few days
sgo) by striking him severely over the head The Jury
hsd moi agreed at late hour.-For U. :. Mr. Maroury
For defendant Mr.. Barrett.
CrRcrrr CoURr-Before Judge Edmonds.-S0tors0n
Broru vs. Richard Card-Acron for Assault and Bat
terry Mr. B. is mail agent between Newly ork and Al.
bany Mr.. Card is second captain OF the STEAMBOAT
Empire which bost one morning IN June last ofousnt
doTn a large number Of sons of Temperance from
Poushkeepse 10 ion in the celebration. Mr. Card was
in the Office at the head OF the pier 70 take me neke
Of passengers passing out TIE gate being .hSL aI.
Brown was in the act Of passing oat oat nor hs,lns
,icket or being known by Mr.. C. he was seized oy the
arm and drawn back and detained 4 was said 10 or Is
minutes. There was great crowd passing cut at me
time the Sons of Temperance retaining tnsI -
agreed upon. Verdict Tor deiendanl-Foi P.'-' MI
Marsh for defdt, Mr.. c. A. Cook
u s. MARsHAL's OFFIcE--CaPiAin Anea Oh .nS sn'f
Stephen Whitney, was arrested s9d nsia - ga. Oh =
charge of cruel and unusual punishment pi seaman
named Macintosh. =. -
Robt Wilson, I'd mate of the bark Pons, vas also ar
rested by Deputy Marshal Smith and ne'a 70 os, en
the orders we understand Of the first msse when the
Captain sick, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

SHOCKING AFFAIR.-Mrs. Martha stevens we
Of Mr.. Albert Stevens OF windhsm Me- who bad oesn
confined abon; week before) on Thursdsy night wnlle
wing in he'd with her own sister who took care 81 ne
her Tor handkerchief which the sister handed %
her This was about 10 o'clock Al l2 Der sister sssn
awoke and found piece of the handkerchief about me
nfanis neck and another around that Of her ss'er-
They were both strangled TO death ms ne ony
in good circumstances Mrs. s. was y years old
Portland Argus
-. The Fail River Railroad Company have
settled with the heirs Of Dr. Hitchcock OF Aiddleooro'
who killed by late collision 90 that road ~ PA'
ps them t,s0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

WIscoSsIS ELEoTIoS.-The vote ol adopting
the Constitution of Wisconsin was taken on Tuesday
We have but few returns, but what we have indicate
the rejection of the Constitution by large majority
Milwaukee gives 300 Racine 400 and Southport l76 ma
jority against it. All the interior towns heard from have
also cast their vote against its adoption
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

= The WINGS or NEW BEDFORD, Mass we
regret to perceive much divided nreaon to candi
dates for Mayor Of their new City A Convention,
claiming to be regular nominated Abraham II. How
land smother meeting Of Delegates has presented the
name Of II G. o. Colby Esq while correspondent of
the Mercury brings forward the narneof James Cong
don, ESQ. We hope Wing friend will see the folly
and avoid the DANCE OF division Tuch question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

FRIENDs' YEARLY MEErtNG.-The Philadelphia
Yearly Meeting OF the orthodox division of Friends
will commence In Archst. Meeting house, on Monday
morning next 10th inst, at 10 O'Clock.
The Philadelphia Yearly Meeting OF the other division
Of Friends will commence Monday morning, 10th Of
May at 10 o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

ST. LOUIS ELEcrIoN-This electon occurred on
me 9Th and resulted in passing the government Of
the city into hands for the year which IL to come.
10 all its departments it is purely LocoFOco all the Of
cers hereafter TO be appointed will undoubtedly, be Of
the same stripe. The for Mayor stood thus; B.
Mullanphy. loco 2i53 w. M Campbell Native 1899
1 III I.ucas (Nhlnl Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17
RHEUMATISM AND THE PILES.


DIS. Tows,ESp-Dear Sir. My wife has been for sever
al wears afflicted with rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies obtain some relief but s 10 no pur-
no.e She was finally induced by seeing your advertise
meut 10 give your Sarsaparlaa Trial We procured SOME
of II from your agent mfr Van Buskh snd It gives NE
pleasure to state that aer using It she experienced great
relief and was In very short time perfectly cured was
also together with aman In my employ badly troubled
with piles and by using small quantity Of your sarssps
Ala our complaint was completely cured. consider II
ons OF the best OF medicines and would advise all who are
afflicted 10 give IL trial. GARRIr GARRABRAsT,
eHsANs~N 90 nh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

u Capt. Childs Of the OsceoIa arrived yester-
day from Greenock Scotland which plGe he Left on
the 18th ult-repors Flour and Provisions OF all kinds
on the decline and the storehouses well fled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

aConceding Mr. Carolin's electionl the Boards will
stand eleven WING Aldermen, eight -oco Foco-snd
the Assistants the same Cour- & Enquirer.
e Will the Courier be good enough to inform
Us at what time the XIXth Ward was created :
We had not before heard of it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

tV J0hnsOn's Toothhcue Dfops.-Iue 49, 800
rosvns Tor dc immediate and permsneni cure OF pain
f, 5s~.v-S tes,h hsvt1g from its Intrinsic value a.
s.-,sdv become uuensey popular with those who have
u,ed IL nGny iisoas haze lsely been ihnas. aPon ne
market By unprncPsd persons and sod As me orlns
e.s,,,n he uubc against all such spurious compounds -
~ Cove Anodyue can possibly 10 the genuine srrce -
49, - ssvor.bF known BY hat name, bat hat prepared
49,, snr or ave years BY A b. D. Sands, aod sor Us
AL year By Asnry )Ohasoo tsaeeessOs % B. sand,
~ "a Be sure and for Johnson's Toohsehe
krons and 10 examine The wrapper q he Wal a. every
IN al he genuine has The hgnsinre Of HeaJ Johnson
ID .rsr th.i the True Glove Anodyne u M Immediate
= = ~. most yo!eni tootnsche or pain In ne xums
IA ssst /, Il manufactured genuins only 81 HENRY
IIrsaSsoy Cherria snd Druggist, No. rs Broadway,
-, - IN he Granite Bading Sold also a 100 Fulton-
"a Ess, broadway and SsS Hneson-st Prce % ernS'
dlsa
~ WHEELER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

Y The St. Louis Daily Reveiiie appears in
new and beautiful dress We right lad to witness
such an indication of prosperity in Industrious and
sprghtly cotemporsTy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

rVr Printing Office for sale-A printing establish
ment located IN thy, fourishing village In the State
OF NewYork, with Wbig paper enjoying good patron
age connected herewith offered for sale upon et
vsntageOus terms The printing materials ample for
all kinds Of obsDg and are nearly The Office will
afford TO practical printer, living and handsome pro
s For particulars address postpaid the Editors OF this
paper. ALL wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

~ Bngader Gen. GEORGE CADwAILADER Of
Philadelphia arrived in NewOrlesns on the Ith' on his
way TO the Seat Of War.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

N Water Cure House.-Mrs N. 8. Cove conlir-
to receive patients at her house &l lethsL New
YORK
Mr O. also visits ladies and children At their homes and
sves direction fer tho application OF Water Cure. sou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

~ Northwest Mining Company.-At meeting
Of the Trustees OF the Northwest Copper Mining Comps-
ny. held on the 26ta inst Il
R<olref Thai an Of Five Dollars per
be laid the Accessible Stock Of said Company, payable
or before the "a day OF May ls47, the Office Of the
Company, 4t Hanover, near Wall II.
CHAs. A. sECOR, President
ID. s. HART, Secretary.
New York. March y. 1917 m5l 2awSw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AND Loss of liz
Ths si,chsn belousine 10 Mr. VIM GRrFFrrH, living
near Commerce Missouri, caught fire last week, and
was consumed together with five negroes who were
burned 10 death. VIZ a negro man and I've children
" IS,. Louis Republican 7th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17
5prins ano Gunner meoirine.
DIR. TowNsEHD's sARsAPARILLA.
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN THE

WORLD.
THIS EXTRACT 10 put up In Ssart seas' his s.s s's
i cAespey. pleassnier and warranted superior 20 any
sold Il eures diseases without ros,as, Psrxug, etra-
,Hg. or seb,lsafiag the pstert
over ali other remedies L. while Il srsdcaiss disease u
lnvisorsies he body.
1T HAS PERFORMED
No2k THAN 10000 cVkEs THIS ftAR-
1000 cuxxs or RHEuxArtsN,
1000 cVRks or DYSPEPSIA,
1880 eusEs or GENERAL DssnIrr, and want Of
5000 FssiLk COMPLAINTS AND ovsR,
OF he Blood. viz: uesrs, sero.als, Eryspess Sal,
Rhsan Pmples the face, NC. &c together with nunsr
Gus csses OF Consumption Liver Complaint Spinal Anec
SSs we have letters from physicians and our Agens rom
all paris Of the United States informing 10 OF exuaordin
y s sr'ss IN Nsssl Nswtesy insoi@s Us Ss be
refer ihsn one hundred snd my cases IN nat
place alone There are thousands ofesses In he Guy Of
NewYork, which we viii refer 10 WIN pleasure and 70
men Of character well known
UNITED STATES OFFICER
Capt @. w Mclean. member OF the New.Jersey Legis.
aturs late OF the United States Navy, has kindly sent US
the following certificate. Ii tells rs own story; =.
A year since was taken with the usgsensa and my
whole system len IN dehlltsted state. was induced 10
try Dr. Townsends SaraYara and sfler taxing two or
three bottles was very mach relieved, aud sttriesed u
entirely the said SaTsapsrila have continued fsking
nv lie, and would not be without II unde, sny e29sdsra
don y. w. MCLEAN.
THE EDITOR
John Jackson, Esq. Editor Of The Railway Republican,
published the above certificate and remarks In editorial
follows
The success Of DR.. Townsends preparation OF Ssrss
paTa be OF the most extraordinary character
We publish to-day certificates IN It's behalf one from
Capt Mclean. Of this town. and one from Rev Mr. White
OF Staten Island gentleman well known In RAILWAY
Can't Mclean believes the medicine 10 have his fe
and Mr. White entertain equally strong con
fdence 10 It's efficacy Intelligent men like these would
not praise strongly Whist they did nofuy believe to de-
serve L.
SCROFULA CURED.
This certificate was handed into nr. TOwnsends once
this week and concuyey prove that his Sarsspsra has
perfect control the obstinate diseases OF the
blood Three persons cured Ia one house is unpreee-
denied
THREE CHILDREN.
Dr.. TowNsESD-D Dear SIR have the pleasure TO In
form YOU that three OF my children have been cured Of the
Scrofaa be the use of your excellent medicine. They
were afflicted very severely with bad sores have taken
only four bottles took them away FOR which feel my
self under deep obligation. Yours respectfully.
ISAAC w. GRAIN, LOG WoostersI
New York, March |, ls47.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

Dr. Townsends ssrsspariila 10 sovereign ana speedy
cure for INCIDENT consumption bsrenness leucorrh6a,
or whites o6srcled or difficult menstrastion, noontn'
euce Of urine, involuntary discharge inoreof sno of
the general pfostraon Of the mser wns.aor
the result OF inherent causes or produced by eguay
illness accident -.
Nothing be surprising than its inngorAing e.
lsssitude before taking IT, at once become robust and fa
Of energy under its influence t Immediately coInsracs
the neryelessness OF the ie1laie tano' winch o s''
II viii not be expected Of US in cases Of 90 delicate
csn ..re The scted hst hundreds Of have been
reported Several cases, where families naye oeen
Bic medicine have been blessed with healthy oasprng
DR. TOWNSEND Ny wife being greatly distressed oy
weakness and general debility and slnennf GGnsnsay
womb with other difficulties and having known cases
where your medicine has effected great cures and also
n for such es have descnDed
obtained bottle Of Extract of 5arsapsrs, and followed
the directions gave me Ia sho,t 'ime y removed
her and restored her 10 health Being grateful
for he benefits she receyed take pleasure 10 thus
knowle6 ging e, and recommending IL 70 the public
N. D. MOORE, cor OF Grand and Lydias 81
Ds TowssssD.-To all whom this may concern This
Is 70 certify that my wife used one eoe o. you, ssssPs
and delicate circumstances, being troubled WAN me drop
~, swelling q the feet nervous aec and yery meen
debialed With my persuasion and the recon- mendaiion
Of those who mad used r. she induced 70 ny H. win
l,e or DO faith and sues 10 cay The medicine n.d me
happy and desired effect not only In nc hours OF CONNIE
msn but ssr he expiration Of week Of ~ use the
dropsy and Affection gave way 70 "a Sonlsnns
degres and her health 10 now better than had been io
hi. Viii be Of any service to you, any one who
doubts the success Of the medicine yoa are enuieywel,
Obliged servant D. 3. JAMESON
OPINIONS or PHYSICIANS.
DR. Toxusend Is Amos, daily receiving orders from ply
sssns in diasrsS, pst o. ne sSs9,ypsa pby,e.s.
the City of Albany In cases prescribed d.
ss.sss sSa sssss L az Ss a.
II r. Puling, NJ ID. J. Wilson, M. D. X b. Briggs, d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

THE YUcATAS AFFAIR.-La PdtrIa, Of yester-
day says that through credible source II Is informed
that the order received In this city on Monday last
dated at Washington on the oath OF March by which
Ia allowed Yucatan vessels TO trade freely between
ports and those of the Peninsula excepting only the
port of FL Carmen, in Lsguns, account of s prox
unity to Tabasco.
In accordance with this order. the schr Atrevido was
Yesterday cleared at the custom house with cargo OF
provisions and she left for Campeschy last evening
Capt Aloias of the schr Luna claimed that his vessel
should likewise be dispatched but Collector op
posed it, stating that the order is dated the 2th OF
March. and the schr. Luna was seized only the I'D
consequently IL is necessary to await special order
from Washington.
La Paia also says that Senior Don Jose Robirs, the
Commissioner from Yucstan left Washington City on
the I'D ult and proceeded to New-York, from which
place he will go TO Campeschy, we understand, with
cargo of provisions on his own account.
Delta Apri 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

Az ABsENIEE.-Hiram Potter. son OF Ezekiel
p otter of Queensbury, Warren County, N. Y, left Bel
chertown Mass where he had been visiting sister on
the let of May 1896 since which time be has not been
heard from He is years of age feet 10 inches high
weighed $50 pounds with light complexion and hair,
black eyes, and scar occssioned by a hsirip. The
aged parents of this young man are exceedingly snx
ious 10 obtain information from him.
= Papers are requested to copy this article.
A Foul SHoT.-We learn from the Nantucket
Inquirer that the thoroughly trained Of Mr.. Bun
ker Carrier Pigeons shot at siasconset on Monday
week by an individual who mistook him for a crow
He had los, his way coming from the boat the day be-
fore probably in squs and appears to have first
made the island at Siasconset.
RAILROAD FREIGHT.-We are informed that the
impression prevails in NewYork that the Railroads re
fuse to carry any freight This an error. The
entire dsposabe power of the line Is employed in bring
ing down produce and taking back merchandise and IL
will continue be employed until nsvigston Is re-
sumed ON the Canal Alb. Eve Jour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17
Va.Aiazton clv7spondeaes Of q, H,rald.

The Telegraph must be out Of IN, fer we have re.
port in town tonight tina, the Wings have carried Go
than
II Amos Kendall must attend to that Tele.
graph. 1t is getting to be altogether whiggish
about these DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

TX rBOMrsoN'e HnsIi y s
% .IRsssl,s :, ss1;ss..s ~ - &C., -
q sns =! 49, ~ j.. - = - ! Es ~
~, tses ga vkieh 1ess = nsc1 hey = ~ -
ssssss 1ssz1es - ~ = sees - aass - 80,
Ss.jSeiy ocdShes6U, nmgNkses4 - ~
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Wilmington. March II. 1871.
. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

eOA<ARAN1 ~ - - - -
srsnse@sn,s % sniss her ss.sssmsn, IA he eosrss
sai guardian. The .avsn.sss. offered ils papl -:
Institution, Cor acquiring horoagh and seeomphsAsA
placed under the direction OF able gentleman non rn
sdeph who has had great experisnce In Ne nsvctsoe
in Ssse and the other departments, and III vii bs sssss
10 Mrsl BaIey's Immediate supervision Every sd9n =
s q render ss s.p1s sas .
ulate them TO constant exsrons TO proEsss 70 thsir
studies by rendering them, % nr - possible sfsetlve
globes, excellent Philosophical Apparatus, with NUM-
Der of diagrams for The studies Of Asuonomy end 0yone
psr,ment This language taught daily 70 all The puPlls,
and. with the Latin 10 Included In the ssms fos Esesh
taught throughout he school, by Distinguished rross.os
The next regular Term viii commence ne Lee s(ay.
ds sDss al ri. ' Institution before hs dine vii
their advantage, ~ they viii enter NE esssss nov s'-
FERNS and farther particulars may be ssessssd shs,
by post or by personal application 10 hra Bailey " ess
residence, 10 Carroll place, Bleechsrst
m2s isswMTurh& sai6w lstp
DRIvATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS, No. 81 vrsak.
iinst-The number OF scholars 10 limited 10 ~ eoiy
Ave. who entirely under the care OF No Prinetpe-
Boys may at the Of eight or nine yesrs sn4 b
fitted for college for CONNIE rcial pursutA
Two young lads may be accommodated with hoard %
the family with the Principal and under he co.
Circular. containing terms, reference &C. may ~ ~
al the school, or The bookstores Of Messs Locsyeeoe
or Appleton. as lswsws'l JAY 0kEEN0uoa:
IvAMILY BOARDING.eCHQOI. %, So{s. PEI
L bury Conn-Cucusrs may be bed Of hesue 10 =
Hall, 1 Frsnklin-sqosrei Firth. Hall Poad Uceee'
way; Bell Gould, Tribune buil6ingsi rss1es
Crsns, "a wunsm.st and Of Rev. wv Irwin, IrneaeeA
NILS 2aw6wWSSc
CAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL . kses osea.
Il Circulars may DO ned u Shsphsrds booees1so, ~
wish personal interview they VIII please 70 aevs 49,
address ~ wss, washington place. or q ne
land House In Broadway. 49,,
ais St. ASHbE fULkEks Inscske&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

~ Elihu Burrift's Christian Citizen, published
weekly at Worcester, Mass-Tems 81 so In advance
v Palmer, Newspaper Agent, Is Agent for IT, al his or
fees in New.York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
NH lima
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

MINIATURE PAINTIeG.-Mr "A. HD0U-
VlGALL having returned % the city after short ABB
seuee would inform eods and The public that he he's
AIKEN rooms OF Isl Brosdwsy, The corner OF Aunays
il the Pumbe Baidngs where be V ready to reesivc Al
orders In his line slo ~
NrOTfCR.-BRADNER 4 CO. have renewed % Ma
~ ssa between Wsl I'D Pine Stx opposis tne CSsson
Heuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

"Lo, THE Poor INDIAN PA family OF Choctaw
Indians, whose ancestors have lived immemorialy in
our vicinity says the Baton Rouge Qs) Conservstor Of
the Sd inst and who, from once powerful body are
now dwindled down to some half dozen degraded be-
ings engaged themselves last week in the solemn Office
OF capital punishment 1t has been long known that
one OF the family in drunken brsw killed another,
and that punishment must follow but the murderer, and
the friends OF the murdered have for months visited
and csmped together upon equal terms apparently en-
toying tho most perfect soc intercourse On Saturday
last the poor wretches covered with rags and scarcely
provided with food 10 keep their souls and bodies TO
eether csmped in beautiful piece OF woods near our
TOWN and commenced the solemn ceremonies Of funer-
Al the victim taking part In them Toward nighta the
nrepsrauns were finished. and the poor Indian exposed
al. naked breasts load OF euekshot fred by bis
a., ,slstye pierced his heart and he fell corpse Near
I rec days were consumed In weeping his grave
and then the retrbu,ors Of justice wendell their way of
10 the swamps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

FREpEHIcK v Of Denmark in his lat moments ex.
claimed II il great consolation TO mein my last hour
that never wfuny offended any one nd that there is
not a drop Of blood on ny hands
lP. 3il of Dem. Rev. br April 1s47.
n What would not the author # the War on
Mexico give in bis last hours for tn, right to say
the samel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

~ T. J. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No. 90
WsllsL New-York. Uncurrenl money bought and sold
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J. D. WHEELER q,
~ Commissioper for the states u w. ~
snd CoroeSucul TslRsay Hal @s