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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20
p1srAroHHs ron THE TRIBUNE
RYELECTRIC TElE GR APH'
FROM MEXICO.
Arrival Of Lieut.. Roger. nj Washington VII"
Dispatches from the navy

washington. July ~.
Lent. Rogers Of the Navy, arrived at Wsshing'
ron tbi. evening with dispatches from the squad
ron At Vera Cruz. He lett Anton Lizsrdo on the
,isbt Of the ath inst The contents OF the dis
r.,cbs. are unknown. The L. :. steamship Mis-
sis.ippi had been on IRE. 1t was ooea'iOned ey
.r,,,srso,. combustion OF the cosl, and was extin
.-,i,bsd bv great exertiens Of the crew, wiihou,
rn.,s,i,l iniurv. The naval force left Com. Perry
AZ Tsbs.co he had marched INTO the interior and
rou,aJ large and superior force OF the enemy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20
Iu,osr.srLrrrss ssoM sosrH cAsorrSa.

FAYETTEyiLLg, ". Z. March l. lsf7.
Dr. sErH w FowLE- Dse1 Sur For y-.fs pastI
bav, b--n more VI tr0sbied with cough. Dufipg
he ps.I year, lsksn with pain I.n
aide panied BY very bad cough md r.i.ibg Of
blood. probably sqgait more. la kddiuoa 10 thi.
.-e.l profg.ey night, when Induced ~ apply tos
phy.eiAn bur received permanent benefit en pro
cured q bouse Of WfsrAEs BALs.a o. WILD CaEssr,
wnieh seemed " have The desired effect Icobanqsd 10
use IT, and my sppetgs, when been very poor TO
and with my strength Amer lssing
four bos..es completely cured and soloysd
good healln since. DAVID K BELL.
Tue Gsor Of mo North csrolnsn slbsit suoogly op.
30 ed 70 psing aasck medies-." bat believing ltsi
Wsl4l's BsI..a " wd Cherry ought 10 be- cls.sed
.or chesffaly ts.ttss his kEowledss VI the
lfalA VI Mr. Bss sstsnent regard 70 tho efficacy Of
The Bzlsam.
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS The wfspper
FOR sale by A. g. u. SANDS, Dmggsgs, 100 FulIoEst
eofser Of William agents OF mis- cyi also, rs Broad
~sy aud II k.st Broadway, and BY Duggiss generally
shout The United sGsl-s Beware Of eounI-rfsils
L. AZ Ihs graceful rsia ff0m msses the ps'cbed
fruitful, ~ does this article 49, 90 barren basM
scaps IL Causes ay actually fofces Ino honan hall W
spfOat grow any part where Nstufe Intended hall
grow, The nesd face II me human hsif, As quarrel
sOs. human beings falls out JosEss hAlS kssToxATvt
500. n aud nsAes sOf clean, sky, nn- Dceugi,
snliinss for ifal DOnIs ,oid IN new
York OIy a. Chabam-sL OF 81 ofooAyn ~ $50 Suion
Jy-0 <Ieod
~ Who would be wII1o.I pearly white teeth and
Get breath, hen gbey ali tor c-esf May
uers sus kuo this Ia n T. VIII . sniilDS
bo.e OF JosEss Assss roorH P.sTE. II gives sSosy
wilderness me teen, odor 10 me breath 500
Ia ne~-for a. 81 Chsthzm-sl Jy@ Hooa
soLUTlos % JEr.-An instant ,oeous liquid HVaAs AAiI
D'k, los aJelns hight, red OF gay hsf pe'mAAsnuys
elows v, .e.es eoior fe .ea eop.oI: ar ~ SD ~
ham 81 new-fofk Price ~ cents or u Psf eoste-
jyso asod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

e We have heard that it is an intention Of
the President to appoint Gen Mcneil Of Stonington,
r.. l. Bdgadier General Of the Washington Legion
about to be raised in the District Of Columbia and
Maryland There would be such peculiar pro-
priety in the appointment that we cannot believe
it will be made by the Administration Gen. Nc
Neis military and scientific qualifications would
long ago have commanded the place tor him, under
an administration able to appreciate such
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

GOLD PENS" RlcHsLIEUs" TRIUNPHANT There IL 10
grsser luxury this hot weather lbsn Rich-eu" Cold
Pen. They s! only, and without exception the best
sud cheapest Pens In lhs city Fer sale by sayaCg
81 Fuon.sL and here else Pens Of this brand sod
eI here a fr.ud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

II The Loco Focos of the With District Of In
diana have nominated DR.. Dohson their candi-
date for Congress. q. w Carr, the Representative
in the last Congress. was nominated by regular
Loco Convention some months since, but as several
other gentlemen have announced themselves candi-
dates, the Doctor has been selected to unite the
different factions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

s- In Europe and The Eastern countries he warm
water baths arc preferred when they be got,
every other kind They highly spoken Of by the Fac
uy and bs had In bis city ST RsbDeaus foot Of
brossessL North River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

premium DiAAoSD POSTED GoLD Pass -If you want
good gold pen 90 TO }. w. GssATos Co u Cedsr-st
Cup stsrs where you find the largest and best as,or
ment Ia the city Al prices from Is cts upward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

~ The report OF the loss OF the steamer Mar
tina at Council Bluffs proves to have been mistake
The Martha mas arrived at St Louis, having board
beside cargo OF furs three young grizzly bears, two
Rocky Mountain dog., two ravens maybe and two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20
Bnslness Notlcee.

-" r l.. & A. STUART would Inform their custom
that the dre of yesterday will sny delay In
their business and tina, the Sugar and Candy will be de-
livered ss usual-2s5 GreenWich.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

II C. NJ BRAXroS, Esq. Senator in the State
Legislature from the Essex District Virgins, died at
the Fauquer White sulphur Springs Tuesday the
18th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

PAISFUL RUAOE w dare not allow ourselves
% attach any importance 10 the following report Of an
accident To Mr. WEBsTEE, which copy from the
Boston Times-still, Journalistic consider IL our
duty u copy the article.
We heard a vague rumor yesterday, from several
sources than Hoo. DANIEL WEBsTEs (ShO u now a.
ais 10 Marsnn-ldJ very severely sorso Oy one
VI imported bulls, Saturday isst OnS account
nAs IL that 10 killed.
Ga learning report, al once TOOK nsssures ~
ascertain. s correctness by repairing ~ the Residences
relatives N tnis cay wa would Oh course
n.y, Deem II one. made acquainted ~iIn accident
II tn-re mad one Inc report Vas not credited there
tnoush Mr. Fletcher Webster LETT the city yesterday a.
srnoon Tor M.rsned u % assured Of Inc Truth Of the
case -ucn interest elg sgosct matter of
me report thai than hundred pzrsous made
lnqalrus yesterday 81 tne residence OF Ar Fletcher
Wooster - 70 the correctness OF the rumor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20
= The Boston signal NC I'D. Abbott la

~ The Boston Signal gives Mr.. Abbott Law
rences plan Of disposing Of the pauper immigrants
Ir0lid send he toragn paupers back " said Mr. Law
renee, 5f Scotland 70 ireland not % HGLss ;
could send the 4p ne Thass London and land ths
0pp0sss ne Priiane H1ass UNDER IrsvERY RAVES and
possible. rhiie PariisneHf sessigg ."
No doubt the legislation Ia Parliament Of the wrong
kind and the want Of II Of the right kind has driven
many poor family out Of the United King dom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

Musc.-Firth, Hall Pond. 239 Broadway, and
Firth Hall Ffsnkin-sqaAre, have just published the
following piece Of Music: La Giralds" NO Of Trois
advertisements Esp4gnols) selected from Bales Opera
Of Etol- de Seville" arranged in an easy By
k0seLl-u tJr the PlanO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

To The MOUNTAINS To THE MoUNTAISs =
Whittier sns City family dee 10 escape this seorenins
hot weather The 10 ready. Inc CaiskA Noun
tain H0Ess coolest pleasanst and he-nie'i place
10 the Northern states The Proprietor hr beach hss
spared expense render II one Of the most delight
ia places OF resort the Continent Tue manager Mr.
Wan Bergen understands his business thoroughly and
those VINO seek health, pleasure or retirement from
business Will md I difficult 10 select more desirable
syOt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

Da KgLLIsGEs's LISIMEST.-rh1 propfetors will for
felt 81 Oo to any person persons from distance hibey
fall TO satisfy the saosuins expectations 10 re son
It's wonderful curative effects and will give larger profits
Than any article before the public iy2O 3tsod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

IL Mr. Abbott Lawrence has given $1,000 to
the Franklin Library Association OF the City Of Law
Mr L. Is OF the most uiunihcent patrons Of
public learning that distinguish the age 10 which live
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

CANAL ToLLs.-The Albany Argus states that
$50 IS have been received IN Tolls Buffalo 10 18th
in.t-sn increase Of SIS 36 year In period
There Ike increase OF $50 $40 al Oswego where s9i
Oj{ have been collected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20


Ing cures OF consumption, colds, coughs hoarseness,
throat and every affection Of the liver lungs
effected through the Of Dr. Blskemans Pectorsl
Mixture read advertisement and eer6cates Of the hnt
respsctsoility another page headed No Hgtnbug"
iYl5 ThsIn.gs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

you are struck with tho picturesque appearance Of
the bridge for there you perceive distinctly the
curve in which its peculiarly consists while the
fine masses Of rock that command It, and the ra-
pid stream that below, forcing n passage over
q thousand obstacles, form far superior to
any that we had met with since landing. No
thing can be more monotonous than the general
character Of the country from Vera Cruz to the
Puente; the sand hills do not indeed extend above
three miles into the interior but leagues there
to be struggle between vegetation serili-
ty. Patches Of rich and luxurious green inter-
seced by long intervals Of rock and sand is it till
you reach Paso do Ovcas that anything like regular
cultivation is discovered There passed the ruins Of
large sugar hacienda which had been abandoned dur
ing the revolution. and evident of rich and
productive soil But on leaving the river to which this
fertility due again found ourselves in sandy de-
sert where little but the mimoa to be except
in spots where some apparently Insignificant stream
called into existence at the uxurant vegetation of
the tropics. In these quite bcwildered by the
variety of plants all to the European eye and &C.
morally thrown together in such fancHu confusion that
the most experienced botanst would have had
difficulty in classifying them for each tree supports
two three creepers the fruits and flowers of which
bear sort Of proportion in point of size the slender
branches Of the mother plant it is not easy to disu
guish them at first sight from the produce OF the
to which they cling The air is quite perfumed times
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to dispense with II horse be added to tho establish
ment which is indispensable where there any mixture
OF white blood the forest furnishes abun dan pasturag
and 1t causes no additional expense, saddle and
machete long cut and thrust sword which Is almost
always worn indeed costly articles; but these
transmitted herooms in the family from genera
ton to anothcr and the young man who obtains pos
session OF such treasures during his fathers life time
by any exert. uis own, may be said to have estab
lshed his ms. once.
Friday. the . "H ed the Pucntc, where
accommodation I.l F. very similar to those which
we met with at Santa Fe again bivouacked in
front OF the house which not nearly large enough
to contain We took last look before we set out at
the bridge and Mt the little emnence upon which vcto-
ria had entrenched himself above is sufficiently pre-
cpitous to render attempt to carry IL by assault
tremely difficult; but, military postionit is
BILE; being liable both be turned and to be deprived
OF water with which is supplied from the river below
victoria experienced this when attacked by regular
force under Myares as stated in the Sketch OF the
volution) against whom he tried in vain TO maintain
his ground; but n stronghold In guerilla war, the
possession of Puente del Rey Of by
bling the insurgents to cut off the ordinary
ton with the capital and TO bid defiance small de-
taehmens OF the royalst troops sketch of the bridge
and surrounding rocks will be found in the first volume
which, though small scale. sufficiently indicates
both the beauties and the difficulties of the pass"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

with this profusion of flowers many Of which
delicatey coorcd partculsrly tho varieties OF the
volvulus knd while the pumage of the birds of which
In some places the woods full is hardly brilliant
than the flowers themselves Flocls Of parrots and
caws are In every direction with cardinals
ills or knocking birds and thousand others the
OF which, in any language, cannot pretend TO give;
deer too occasionally bounded the road but Of
the jaguars (Nlexean tger) and other wild animals,
we saw none, although their skins be with
great abundance. Throughout the Terra eaenfe. not
one hundreth part Of the soil has been brought
tivaton yet IN the Indian cottages many Of which
entered, Away found plentiful supply of Indian
corn rice, bananas oranges, and pine-apples which,
though tainy not equal to those Of the Havana
favor seemed to us when heated with travelling,
delicious fruit or the banana, am not admirer its
taste reminded M of sweet pomaum. and gave It up
after very short trial All these fruits produced
with little or no labor, spot OF ground in the
vicinity of the cottage which, though apparently too
small to support single individual, Is usually suf-
fcient with the addition Of few frijoes, (beans)
and little chic from the interior, provide for the
subsistence Of the whole family For this indeed not
much Is required They seldom partake OF animal food
their fowls supply them abundauty with eggs and
BILE them when sent to the market Of the town.
to purchase little clothing This, however the beauty
Of the climate, and sufficiently primitive notion Of
what decency requires enables them in great
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-16

an srsA!' oOllssted In crossing chAsrss 70 NJ.
KatIsu.
plants collected by him In Mexico, during h,s ats rs.
vey Of the northern portion Of that country
From Mr.. E. Burke, Commissionsr Of fstsnts 49,
Of several kinds Of Brssian mimoss By Mr. WYsa
United States minister to the court Of BrasN-UnseW
Msy L.
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED AT CERRo ooRDo
From the New Orleans Pisayuns May71
Mr. Kendall has forwarded u the following account e
the killed wounded and missing in the battle Of CpO
Gordo The command Of Brig Gen. shields vas inAc.
pendent Of that Of Cen Twgga but sstsd tn conjuas-
ton for the day.
REruRy THE KILLED, WoUsDED, AND AIssiSe % Tine
GENERAL ID. L. TwIoGs q. 8. A., rBY AcrroNs %
THE l7TH AND 18TH or APRIL, ls+7 AT CEsAo Goa
MEXICO.
LIST Brigads-Undsr Col Ha,nsy-sd DvsSeoas.
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NJ. Y, FNN
Commanding Home Squadron.


TuxpAN April 10. Ie47.
Sir have the honor to report that in obedience to
your order OF this morning directing to visit the
cnemys batteries, and remove the Truxtuns guns and
snch others AZ might be worthy Of removal aud to de-
stroy the remainder proceeded first to La Pena tho
enemy's principal fort. 1t was situated on the right
bank OF the river mile and half below the town
commanding the downward Of tho river for two
miles In II found two 32-pounder carronades Of 81
cwt formerly Of the Truxtun mounted In barbette on
half circles, and between them long 9-inch embrs-
sure behind breast work, faced within and without
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=.
The Mississippi. Commander II. A. Adams, lying MT
anchor near the bar prepared to the landing of
the party sn case OF opposition.
NJ C. PERRY,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03

a CARD.--Dr- E1stman's Elirir of Health
baisnm Of Wild Cherry, Sc.-The afflicted will
IND by referring TO "Dr. Eastmdn's Medical Di-
ree'ory, list of preparations, which, IA years
experience has proved the most successful and
universal res'oratives. for all persons afflicted
no matter by what cause produced
Lei ali persons in i'll health. call upon the age n.
ana obtain pamphlet entitled as above, in which
viii be found much valuable medical information
"a full description of the above medicines with
the testimonials of the remarkable cures of yari-
ous diseases.
Those persons suffering from any disease for
winch they are recommended, such as Liver At
,eeuons, Loss of Appetite. Cos;veness. Debility,
ram IN the Breast or Side, Coughs, c olds, Con-
sumption. Bronchitis Influenza. Asthma, Rheu-
matsm, Drepsy. Fieurisy, Dyspepsia. Jaundice,
Ghi, Pain in the Head, Back, Shoulders, Side. or
stomach. Diarrhoea, Bowel Complaints. &c. &c.
.ai md sure remedy IN some Of the prePara-
tons mentioned in the Pamphlet All OF which
are kept for sale by
DR.. JOS. HOwELLS. Richmond "a.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03
PU BLIC 5 4 l. T. i.

I>HE subscriber is authorised and intends Of
Il fering at public sale on the 18th day of the
present month, on the farm belonging TO James
NJ Hibberd,a adjoining the farm of Samuel c oale.
Charles Shute, and others, all the STOCK,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, household furni-
turc, &c the property of said Hibberd, being as
follows: one horse: fire milk cops, (son,e haring
young calres;) sereral yearling calrrs stock hogs
"0geon; cart; piores; harro,o: cuitirafor: seq
gro, tdTge sugar Kettles; large quantity Of corn
IN the crib: hay in the barn. The furniture con-
slsts of bureau tables, bedstsads, chairs &c. He
will. at the same time offer the Farm for rent for
one year; the renter to give bond with approved
security Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock when
the terms Will be more fully made known
BENIN. HIBBERD.
Third month 2nd 1S41. lots
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03
For the Palladium

Messrs Editors: The manner oil seiecthg
candidates for the next August election mas re
ouentlv been mentioned in my presence curing
the past week A friend suggests that = oahiS
Convention should be held at suitable tIne' say
the second week Of Court, for the purpose oil Sc
lectiug an indefinite number Of candidates 10 Dc
voted for at the time of the April election anu
the persons receiving the highest number oil votes
for the respective Offices they may be seieeteo
for shall be chosen the candidates Of The "H 9
party at the August election. Many men iee'
ditfidence in presenting themselves as candidates.
and convention could select number oil our
he's, mon and leave it with them to decline or
srhui, their names to a vote of the party on the
day Of the April election. The election OF aug
is Of more than ordinary Importance to the Peo-
pie of thls county. The election OF member
of Courress, Senator, four Representatives,
md important County officers, should induce the
| ubiq partv TO use their best efforts TO bring ou'
= strong ticket. VIII my fellow wings think Of
this and act they NAV think best Tor the inte'
rests of the party and the country. GJT-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03
uyxrs ,rO TIE LD-HEADED.-AcCoT-

H,xrs TO TIE o-HEADED.-Accor-
dino 10 the following extract from an eoi-
torial article in the Boston -Hedicdi ara
Surgical Journal, the easy and sure way
to prevent badness. Is 10 90 oaEe-heao-
or wear I well vcntilatcd hat:
\ refined civilization has brought with
i train of physical evils, which it Is the
nroyince Of science to control or siibuue.
Our tight hats, our warm rooms, ciose NJ
TING CAPS. six nj ght-caps. from which the
persprable matter cannot escape by then
combined agency. i'll connection with 9th
er influences not always easy TO defhe'
brine off the hair prematurely. and IT turns
grey sooner than personal vanity IS wiling
70 cxhihit such evidences of decay. And
this is not all: the skln Is actually I'D a
low state of disease, the effects OF winch
arc accumulation OF dandruf-desclhah'al4o
! of the epidcrrn;s. The bulbs of the hairs
are innancd, also from the same cause
I and from, wear 10 wear the hair degcner-
atcs and become thinner. rot untreqIehfil
endjno in badness. On all that part O
the head not covered. VIZ the BACKS &c
between the ears and on the temples. the
I hair generally remains 10 extreme Old age
however much the apex may dc denndcd
If females wore equally tight covering
they would probably suffer very much i
the same manner bat their light airy ION
nets admit of ventilation, and Z s2.d-hcad
! ed woman would be phenomenon. WIN
ever saw bald Indian? We have had al
opportunity of seeing various tribes, IN al
The forms Of unframed savarc litc-but
spare head OF hair was never noticed
Atmospheric exposure conduccs to III
luxuriance of the hair and healthiu
condition of the scalp. There is anothe
cause OF the falling of, or rather brcahln
of. of The hair in brushing and comb'n2
not the effect Of disease at the root. blI
the d s.ructivc burrowing Of a microscop,
lis .ct-a living invisible moth. eating II
way f.orn one stalk to another, Ike III
Eiess.an tiy in field OF wheat.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03
f Il IN lily Groce les,

ever before opened in this place. which thew wish
to EACHANCE Immediately for CASH or
Country Produce preparatory to purchasing
larger supply.
Their stock consists, in par,. ef Imperial, Cum
Powder, Young Hyson and Pouchong Teas
Rio and 81: Domingo Coffee n. Orleans, Losf
and Brown Sugars; Golden Syrup, Sugar House
ana Plantation Molasses Nos. i, 2 and Mack
erel, in Bbis- half bills. and Kits; Shad, Laks
ash Goldfish. Herring. Chocolate, Rice, Saera.
tus S.arch Zante currants R ins, Fresh ground
spices of all kinds. warranted pure, Starr and
Pressed ta'iow candies, Soap, Indigo, Nader.
Alum, CoPpeI.s; &c &c
Is GA general assortment 81 Cueens-
wsre, Glassware. Stonr-ware, Wood en-ware.
Window Glass, Nails. Grain SCOOPS, sb.ye,.'
Spades. Forks. Trace and Halter chains, Mill and
FILTER hopes, Bed Cords. Coach and Broom
i WINE, Market and School Baskets, Shaker.
Yankee and Domestic manufactured Broonns
and 1901 oiffe articles, which we shall take
pleasure in showing TO any one who may favor IN
with call
1JPlease call and examine our stock. =. !,
costs nothing for looking.
Wv LYNDE & CO.
Richmond, Sep;e miber eth. 1s46. 81 ~