davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
Navy DEPARTMENT, June l2, ls47.

NAVY DEPARTMENT June IL, 1871.
sra have received letter from Commander Colds
borough under date OF 10th inst reporting that Mdshp
man Philip c. johnson and Seaman John Richardson
had by an act of noble daring rescued from drowning
James shepard, ordinary sesman OF the Ohio.
You will please tender 10 Midshipmsn Johnson and
sesman Richardson the thanks Of the Department for
their gsant and praseworthy conduct which has been
already rewarded by the consciousness Of having saved
the lite of fellow creature hs risk Of their own
Such an act IL n mertorous the moot daring exploits
in battle am respectfully yours, Y. MASON.
Captain : H. srBINGHaM, Commanding q. 5. ship OHIO
NJ N.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

~ Lice. written In 10 thoss 10 Miss MssLss
R--a, Of Y nion, square, Ia yesterdays Sun
Asuida X fan would tell thee how
felt The Truth u hose poetic lines
whose theme was Of your yellow szin and brow,
on eexss, s1nburn Tan that should have gone BoS
And eft ths cuicie white ~ driven snow;
fain would tell lAoe how ny beauty was D.nishd,
hos every spot and plsaple quicsiy vanished,
When bad washed With Joness soap three linies
And YOU ID also tell thee, lsdy fair,
How begot This lovely, Ky hai
When lhal my hair was red and hsrsh ari dry,
FilPd up vim scruf-i had mo sense 10 try
bottle Of Joness Hair Restorative
FOR which had but three shings 10 give;
How that my Teeth was ys low, sy, snd dsfk,
MY breath most foal and Dalnd-in hssls
5ooght q boz Of Jones's Amber Toogh Paste
My teeth were white, my breath vac sweol ssy,
Ana fort Two shiinss was all had 10 pay.
tente resder the aracles but lttle, ard you -
assafed that the following their real qlsiiues ~
Tooth Paste gives the bfesh sweet odor. wte 49,,
ADD preserves the teesh. he. The hsif sisn 81 hse~
De me mosl exquisite Thing made for cfessias
iyins and causing tho growth o. hair and me 80
(get The genuine Jonsss soap, mad will cure al 80
Tons, rsekes, &c. and msAs dara yeiioE white essf
fair. -.
Sold 10 Nsw.Yort oaly ct Ne sign Of $500 s ASsssS
ksse, " Cbs;AspSt ,NsN%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

PoLIcE-Mary Ann Janeway was arrested yes
terdsy BY officer Folk for drunkenness COMMITTED 10
gsh- Ann Ehzs Cross was arrested by officer Woven
Tor petit larceny. Committed b the cells Thomas
heCoun was arrested BY officer Farrell for drunkepness
sad disordsny conduct Examined and DISCHARGED
Lnomss D-yiin was arrested BY officer Mccormick for
assault and battery Gave bail Ia 500 10 spsvsr Al tho
General Sessions and 10 keep the peace Joseph More
was arrested oy Captain Ritter tor assault and battery
Case dismissed John Hara was arrested by officer
fafAer Tor assault add breach OF tbs peace Committed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

~ Rare sport today at the American Museum
Pete Morris the prince Of comic singers and the laugh
serprovokng Chapman Family give their amusing per-
tormAnees this afternoon and evening The Orphans
discourse their sweeess harmony The living skeleton,
Major Edson msy b seen at all hours De is eurios
ity-go and him Also, will be exhibited the Dora,
ma Of the Funeral Of Napoleon, orsDg Oulsng and q
host of cunositss al for Is een Performances at "a
and o'clock, P. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
The Tribune in Philadelphia.

Our friends in Philadelphia who wish 10 be supplied
regularly with The Tribune viii please leave their
names and residences with Zieber 4 Co. 3 Ledger
Building, Thrd-st below Chesnui who will deliver the
paper TO them Immediately after the arrival Of the pas
senser line from kew-YOrk At III cents per week.
Single copies price cents may always be obtained q
above, OF from the Philsdslpaia kswsboys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
JUDICIAL ELECTION,
Vote Of the City-lorFierlL

The reader is now presented with the Ofieiai
vote Of the City and County Of Nev-York. for Ju-
dicial Oncers. The Board Of County Csnvassers
met yesterday afternoon and concluded their sbors
They arrived at the following results
JUDGES OF THE COURT OF APPEALS.
WIZ Loco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

PHILADELPHIA June Is. lS47
Victor Hemphill, aged nine years, while riding
behind baggage on the Columbia Railroad, nesr
Paramount yesterday afternoon, fell and was dresdiuy
msngIcd Hs left arm was crushed from his shoulder
down; bis right arm leg and foot being likewise badly
shattered He taken to the hospital, where be re-
mains In q critical situation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

~ Citizens and strsngersy you twenty avePf
cent In Boots Shoes and CATERS BY purchasing then
OF forSo JosEs, 4 rn-st near the Museum. French
Boots only "a 80 Cash sales and small profit Is tbs
true motto. ieI5x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
Business Notices.

GosD PESs-Any style Of Gold Pen worth having
oil can be bought Of J. w. GnEAros & Co n Cedar
s. (up stairs cheaper than anywhere else. Commos
Gold Pens, 10 cents warranted do, 81 IS. n B.
Every warranted Pen has the makers name stamped
upon 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
Appointment by the President.

PURDY NICKNAME Receiver Public Moneys for the
district OF lands subject to sale Upper SaDdusky 10
the state OF Ohio in the place OF Christian Huber re-
ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

RIoHRLIEu DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS -Tbess
Pens are for sale by j. sAvAos % ful,on-st and
where else In the city They the best pens 10 use
" only He has other Pens from IS cts to 81 So Pen
Gil included
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
UNITED STATES SHIP ONO,
New.York June 10. l-47

UNITED STATES SHIP OHIO,
Eew.YOrk June 10. l-47
SIR Early yesterday morning James Shepard. ordi-
nary OF this ship accdenty tell overheard and,
being wholly unsble 10 swim would certainly have been
drOw had il no, been for the noble daring OF Acting
Midshipmsn Philip G. Johnson aud John Richardson.
captain of the mizrn top who at the immne M risk OF
their lives. jumped overheard in strong tdew1y.
and rescued the poor fellow be was sinking for the
third time.
It Is especially gratifying to my feelings to be the
medium If communicating 20 the Department the fact
Of such prssewor,hy confuct the part Of two ind
vduss attached TO this ship.
Very respectfully. your obedient servant.
l. NJ. GOLDSBOROUGH. Commanding Officer
Hon JoHN Y MASON Secretary OF the Navy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

"ooD hoNE-Pfof Chureh's house, $40 Broad
way Il now opened 10 those who wish a comfortable
nome. Persons desirous practice French will hnd
good opportunity this language being in constant
In the hOuse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

IL An exploit like the one recorded below, it
is much more pleasant to commemorate t0an the
wholesale and unnecessary slaughter Of our fellow
beings by whatever national name they may be
designated We copy from the Union"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
SUPREME coURr-yTIIth District.
MEETING OF THE FARMERS CLUB.

in Europe Kind of Wool pro-
per for the United -fntcs-A grieulturaI kdu-
Standardization In hurope-iiiliet valua-
BILE rs Fodder-Corn Cob--1ir. toIt's offer
of n Premium for The Best analysis OF In
dian Corn-Tbe TuFnip and its Insects.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

ISpiAsA-The candidates already in nomination
for Congress, so far we have been able to ascer-
tain, are as follows
Wig Loco
l. sRosEnr DALE OWEN
II. JOIN g DAVIS. .THos J. HrSLEY
III. 2. A HAcgLKMAN J l.. ROBINSON.
w. 'CALKB r. sMrTH,
V. ErsH McCAKTY w w. Wick.
vi Gro. c. DUNN. GKo. w. Cam.
VII K p THOMPSON Jos WRIGHT
VIII JOHN PETIT.
TX. DAN. D. PaArT, 'CHAs w. CArHcAaT.
K AND. KENNEDY.
Members of the last Congress
The Wings should carry the lid, Ivth, With
and lXth Districts, and can carry beside the lid
and With, and perhaps the With. Henley and
Wick both distinguished themselves by abuse Of
Gen. Taylor, and were otherwise notorious for their
demsrts-"Up, Wings and ct them Caleb
Smith, who will be returned from the WITH District
il spoken Of as next Speaker Of the House, in case
Of Wing ascendsncy and il Speaker is to be
taken from the West perhaps better selection
could not be made. K. P. Thompson was 10 the
9th Congress, and gained much reputation as
speaker and true politician. He will be elected.
NEWSPAPER PosTACE-It seems that the ques-
ton, whether newspapers mailed out Of the Office
Of publication liable 10 pre- pay ment OF three
cents each, is one wholly of punctuation. The
copy Of the law, as originally published from the
State Department, does not subject newspapers so
mailed to prepayment the msgnifying glasses OF
the Postmaster General, however detected an er-
ror in the punctuation Of the State Department, and
found a comma where there should have been
semi-colon the correction Of which error sticks the
public at the rate Of three cents for each newspa
per. to be forwarded otherwise than from the pub
LEGATION Office.
The Secretary Of State, more learnedly instruct
ed than before in the science Of punctuation by DR.
Jobnson-Dr Gaze Johnson--revlews his manu-
script; smiles on" the learned Doctor, but don't
defy his point On the contrary, he adopts his
reading, and mulcts the newspaper readers at the
aforesaid price Of three cents the semi-colon.
In so doing, we very much fear that Mr.. Secre
tary Buchanan has made bimsefliable TO the grave
charge Of altering record For which, after due
presentment by the Grand Inquest Of the Nation,
it is presumsbe he will be tried by the country,
found guilty Of stupidity in the first degree, and
sentenced, after exposure to public ridicule in bis
present position some eighteen months longer, to
confinement in obsc1rity tho rest of his natural |
life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
SUPREME coURT-ITd District.

sos 80 IS SO IS J39 SO 7i55 ua5 y 20
Also on The Abti-E eni 'ick-L Elected.
No returns having ss yet been received from Suli
van County, We unable 20 determine whether Mr
HogebOom or Mr. Watson Is elected. The other three
are ira Harris WIN. Z. Wright and Ansss J. Parker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

WEST iSDIEs-LaTEsr FROM JAMAICA by the
brig Dsnubo, Capt Gray twenty eight days from Js'
msica, we have adyices thence 70 the 9Th ut
Sir Charles Grey, the Governor. had been on tour
through ths Island and had recognized the I'd
vantsees resulting from African imm grafton be prom
sed 10 make every possible effort 10 obtain from the
Home Government additional means cause incrssss
therein. immigrants were still arriving from hsdeift
The crops were In = most promising stats.
New Orleans Commercial Times, June1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

- The new Congregation, worshiping in th
house recently occupied by the First Presbyterian
Church (Dr Coxs) at their organization adopted TIL
Of The Plymouth Church"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

y The friends Of Lieut.. MARIE have raised
sufficient funds to purchase slegsn, sword which
they intend 70 present 10 him a. testimonial Of their
respect and esteem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

FoUSD GUILTr-Cathsrine Logan, the notorious
omnibus thief was yesterday found guilty Of grand
ceny the Court Of General Sessions She has been for
ong while doing extensive business In this city and
NewYork and will now, doubt receive the punish.
ment she 80 richly merits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

~ The Arkansas State Gazette, speaking Of
OF Mr.. Websier's speech At Charleston, says
1--WE cannot think that there an intelligent citizen Of
the Union, who will not read with pleasure and PRIDE
the singuaTly beautiful and spproprate speech Of Mr
the occasion of his reception into that city Il contaps
not line. word too much and not sentnsni
that will meet with thu dissent Of PATRIOTS American"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

LADIES FAIR-The members of the Ladies
Benevolent Society of 81 Johns Church will hold
sale OF variety OF fancy and useful articles In the sun
day School room to day commencing at o'clock In the
afternoon, and closing at 10 in the evening Az the pro-
eeeds are to be devoted to charitable purposes we hope
IL will be well attended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

subscriptions received TO The Daily Tribune,
TUESDAY, June IS.
PabTille, Ct.......... stsmf ord C,............
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
Congregational Mamma fians.

1SDIAsA-The candidates, already in nomination
for Congress, so far as we have been able to ascer
tain, are as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

1 MAJ. GIN. PILLOW Is not AT all deslroas OIL
bat rather avoids. a Court Of Inquiry, which is
somewhat singular since, from perusaloi his official
dispatches after the battle Of Cerro Condo, we ne
osssarily conclude that his sahansry on that coca
sion was unqasssioDsble. He must belong TO that
common class OF great men, who do good by
stealth and blush to lind il fame"
The Greeks had fashion Of designating their
victorious Generals by some title which should be
sugg estive of their exploits as for instance DExK.
rRIus PoLIoRcKrEs. or, Demetrins the Destroyer
of Cities cannot the Tennesseans think Of some
condensation of words 10 apply 10 their General,
which shall provoke the recollection Of bis essay
Csmargo i-Can Digger Of bitches be sbbreyi-
ated, and therefore improved, by translation into
an ancient lansusgei Or shall the General stand
In the whole verpscular ~ q. J. Pillow, Digger
of D,tches.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

LIVINGSTON Co.
Jsd SD. Scott Lord ~ smith. 29l II
Dss Ar -A-A-Hsadss, wispsr,.,.......lss -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

CoURr OF SEssIoSs.-The trial of John Morton,
alias Martha for gand larceny. resumed The jury
found him guilty OF petit larceny only. when he
20 the PeniIeutisry tor months. William j H IN
diced tor obtaining goods by false pretences the val
Ne OF 500 80, on the It'll day OF December last from
Charles I. Hopkins, 81 Msiden-lsne put upon his
trial found guilty and remanded for sentence Joseph
NJ Brineues indicted for assault aud battery Alex
snder Bates while in the discharge Of his official duty
on the 81 OF March last put upon his trial Before
me conclusion OF this case, the Court adjourned until
this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17
r. Opposition NIGHT LINE TO Al

s1E--iN hany aud TroyFsre reduced 70 2shilling
berths exua-The new steamer SANTA
CLAUS Capt Overhsgh the remainder OF tho
will leave the pier between Dey and Cortland ste every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evening, at O'Clock.
The Santa Claus filled with saferoOm, and kept N
nice order She will pass the syerslaugh Al any time OF
:. sO2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17
eECOND BOARD
MARINE JOU r n A l..
PORT OF NEW.YOHK.

steamship soutberner. Berry, Charleston 81
hours nndse, TO SpoHord, Tieston Co.
Bris Ave before reported) Wooster, BonAr u as 70
s,Drss. md Co 5000 bushe. salt TO Smith. Sailed in
co 9TH brig Benz swan Baldwin, Tor NioIs or ma
veu Left bark Psnthea, Of and for Nfaven 10 days
Big Mary Susan, hu'ehngs, Calais Me- ~ u.s. ia'n'
Big Betsey, Brookings Pittson as iunpef' 70 Die''
yose. a. ...,... g.
Moses TsyIor Lett brss Potomac for Portland waiting
frxt Ann Mara for Boston, do Olive ThomPson ior foft
land ds Rival, from Havana for Portland, 40, hsioee
hence ius ard; RobeIt Bruce, do; w Wright do unc
schrs Bowdtch I'm Bangor diss Petrol I'm r0sno JUST
ard 10Th inst lat 81 81, Ion 10, spoke bns Astoria from
schr Em.Iins Gsrwood PhilsdeI DE- coal, to master
schr Nicsous, Wallace. Calais, Me, ds lumber to
Snow. 80, a. a., - A.. 40
sesr consrs.s, Sawyer Cheryhsd, Me. d. lInber to
sshr Hope. Mitchell I'm jacksonville, Fla, lumber, to
Nesmith Walsh. 49,,
sehr Powbsttan, Bartlett, FIN Bridgeport for PhsdeL
sehr Grace Darling Sawyer, FIN Connectlcu, Klvsf'
sehr Only Daughter, hcDuhes I'm Luoee' ME- hsh 70
Brett Vose
sehr Industry Kelly I'm Bedford, oil. 10 u II Leonard.
schr Alfred, Greenfield. I'm NBedford, ballast
schr Adeline, Zones, I'm NHsven ballast
Scbr Traveller, Bishop fm Guilford ballast
Schr Excel, Jones, I'm North Kingston. ballast
Schr Lucy Il Nancy, Adams fun Wsrehsm.
Schr Tigress, Loomis I'm Boston, ballast
Sshr Syp Lewis I'm Boston, ballast
schr Hume, Hill, FIN NBedfoTd, ballast
Sehr Richmond, snow Thomsston de, lime 70 master.
schr Ann Denmsn, Patton, rhomasion ds' hne' 10
sehr Coral Bailey, Thomsston ds, lime, to master.
soop Emily Kirby, I'm NBediord, oil
Shops James Lsnpheer, Kenny, and Tecunlseh, Oaro'
ner fm Providence, mdse, 10 masters
safled-ships Fidelia (pactet) Liverpool; Atlantic,
Orleans; Republic, Charleston Emma tBenll Bremen
nah; Edinburgh, Baltimore; brigs Pulaski Malaga Dandy
jim, ST Johns and others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17

Nd MECHANlCS.-A Descriptive and Historical Ac
"A count of Hydrauc and other Machines for raising
Wser ancient and modern with observations various
subjects with the Mechanic Arts including the
Progressive Development Of the Steam Engine Descrp
lions Of every variety Nf Bellows, Piston and Rotary
Pumps Fire-Ensines svAter-Rams, PressuIeEng mes,
Air-Machines Eolipil,' &c Remarks on Ancient Wells
Air-Beds Cos-Whees Blowpipes Bellows Of various
People Magic GObles Steam Idols and other Machinery
Of Ancient Temples To which are added Experiments
Blowing and Spouting Tubes, and other original De
vices Natures Modes and Machinery for raising Water
Historical Notices citing Siphons Fountains Water
Organs Clepsydrs, Pipes, Valves, Cocks, &c In Five
Books BY THOMAS EwBAsK. illustrated BY 800 I'm
cravings.
This volume the various machinery connected with
the raising of water very interesting productions not
only 10 the Experimental Philosopher, the Mechanican
and the Operative Tradesman who engaged in the
searches and work combined with the objects specified in
the Treatise but also to every ordinary reader who
ctous 20 enlarge his and who wishes
to combine with the topics which attract his
attention.
w The above work publishing in HIsHr PARTS
or numbers at p cents each
GREELEY 4 McELRATH, Publishers,
Tribune Buildings, New-Yors.
~ The First Number Of the above Work 10 now pub
hshed Orders may DO to any Of the booksellers in
Eew-York Philsdel phis or Boston
~ The numbers can be sent to any part OF the United
States by mail and Postmasers RENTING US Fire Dollars
will DO entitled to three perfect copies Of the whole work
Remttances sent by mail are AZ our risk.
OILS DSW GREELEY McELRATH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17
CLOTHING.
TALL AND WINTER

<,TOTUTNG A. he CITY tloftinf Nsfehousei 10 -
1 Fi,rr., dir.ctly opposite the Old North Dutch
church, there ever yis Of F.l and Winter Clothing
can be had 70 suit the poefet Aae iAss o. NJ. - -
CLOAES Of biacs znd oile bio-'1'os.si oea'e' 49,
OVER COATS and OVER SACKS, every shsse Of
r,e-a Broadcoths Beaver and Pilots rom - 20 -
.rse ss.orireut Of Business Socks. fsoek Coais'
81 ase Ana osah.7 - sHAD COATS from - TO SO.
PASTALOOSs pisin and fancy OAssHeres french
n.i. ard Enrish black CAssimeres, SAtinstts, &C q
800 sfyle from - 81 TO -. .
rs an endless variety Of blsek Satin Nelyets Mer-
mos md Bouibarines, from ~ . 70 -
,---cs. Rro.Sciorhs Cassimeres and Nestnss. which
VII be made up o. order % suit The most iasilto1s
DANIEL P. SMITH. l01 Fulton-st.
ofq fn-.os+ opposite the Old Dutch Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17
TO FEMALES
ms srx.I. ,Tr.xcruKstses swamp

BAKERS FEMALE sIEESGIHEsIse SYRUP.
fVNHiS VALUABLE SYRUP ts prepared from he
cipe OF Mr. p. BAkfR lady now - years OF axe
She has usrd IN he's family sni In thousands OF others for
the last yesr sud Ia has ever failed IN giving
relief frequently eAectiIg alter the attending
phys clans hsd given all hope OF recovery II one u
the beet medicines sKsni for female weakness, Irregular
composed OF treatpr ve2eisbe Ingredients, the proper
lies Of hch la harmony with each other and tie laws
of Nature; renovsirg the system and imparlng tone,
and vgor both body and mind IL IL OF the
beet ions Tor coughs and a other complains
bearing symptoms Of cobsu1 puon.
10 bringing his article eiore the public do 90 with
the utmOa confidence ring every ingredient and The
medicinal properties Of the be the very bes known
for ali female plains decided ad gan,sge over
anything Of the hind before offered to he public ls
virtues extracted without hest hence you have AL he
virtues have escaped IN vspOr by boiling II prepared
IN smell quantities. and often consequently you have
iesh AID active srce not one bfsced up by sicoho the
effect u which s 10 excite he system for shor nme but
eventually leaves the patient In worse condition thAn she
before taxing H. This article ia DO humbug nor 10
chespy prepared medicine got up 10 sell Tor Tbs mere
gain Of a few psry dOlat Ii SPEAKS for Itself aud needs
not the puff. OF hired newspapers and gedged hsndbs
bu sisnds It's intrinsic nefiis We ssy, fy Y, and
iis Effects not perfectly satisfaciory he 0nry VIII
be returned.
Prepared by Docs. C. JOHNS for MOSES BAKER al
his Botanic Medicine Store AZ Broadway, n Y and at
other pisce IN this city.
Price IS per single bottle with directions and -
per dozen.
H. B-Also constantly on hand and for sale, Wholesale
reai complies assortment Or Botanic Medicines, hogh
crude and compound. Physicians supplied on to- nlos
re.seo-h- ierms .ni4 SmS&W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17
WTYYG ALMANAC.

THE WING ALMANAC tor le4s will contain a bref
i History OF the Mexican War from the period where
the History left of in last years Almanac 70 the time
Of going press Ii will also contain complete list Of
the Ofcers OF the United States Government Governors
OF Congress- Resolutions OF the Chicago Convention
Tables Exports and Imports, Election Returns OF the
several States Of the Union for the last year Statistical
Tables Of different kinds Editorial matter and Anecdotes
Altogether the Wing Almanac for ls43 will contain more
and will be found in all respects equal and in many
superior 70 the issue OF any previous In order to
rive complete Election returns and the entire List Of
Ms xbers Of the new Congress- the publication IA deferred
until November Price for single copies, IA cents 81
Der DOZEN or Al per 100 copies Postmasters from
part OF the United States RENTING 81 will receive IS
oopie, and the money may be sent at risk.
oaDxW GREELEY Il McELRATH Publishers.