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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11
Business Notices.
.FCcE sIGSUM

" EtIE NTTNI u
~ Acs,Ru,~s new and besuufM Carved Letters
-. .aoe,.esea everything IN the market aud the de-
m,nd them every day incressns almost every eoun-
v merchant in town calls examine them, and few cali
thout purchasing sign They are new 10 style unique
ii. shape aad form silded with the best refined gold
warranted not to fade easy OF transportation aud above
Al. cheap cheap cheap A the beauty and finished work
man.hp Of these letters have attracted such universal a.
enton and their superiority any otner description Of
sus d. g. obvious impression IS naturally formed that
the increase Of expense Is 10 Ike raio' bat We VAL guar
es N furnish these letters the AZ les cost
than the ordinary gilt sign AChEkMAN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

Beauty AND FAsH0S.-The forehead barely co'er
with hair or neatly AID boldly ekpOsedJ are the ds1
sushng marks Of the condition Of life ~ he wcaie
rather Of the good Or bad Of the Fortune .
OUT TASTE Is sill marx Of serlle acquisition. The -
ner. rtan classes adhere more or les a. their on
th.taldn g their ay antases 81 sudden commefcs.
ff.rh..cal opulence. Domestic habits early ~
aud q only b. casual p0ftentous lewiston 4.
attraction from the aboriginal traits that the aefcenaN'
vi the Opuent shake Oh tie cownlsh husk q ~
enssved predecessors The hish and cred i0Ien
denotes aid reueInenttne forehead covered -
the yery eyes, plebean origin and habits How ion
u - for such disnxufeo persons that tns eeeyfas
Poudre subtle II DR.. O0JKAJD eraalcates al s1ei sup
uous hair matter wheTe situated or how deeply ~
ed The proof aud WILL be tested a. tie Doctor y.
Oft &C. where % Is Tor sale, ~ Wakefsi hrst store ~
Broadway. Agency lor Bachelors instantaneoe, L,s
Hair Dive ~ eos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11
I lenlIe. D.. 1eIogd aad OLE.

Oh, womani gentle, Goi oeoyd and mid,
How little known and priced, how On rcFIiedi
Oh. peacemsker-Oh, meek when thou ar tnas
Tho. at priceless bliss indeed, 10 as
kcIBut when thou jealous, cross grand, Oicn wof"
4 hen, woman, thou art mans most heavy curse
Then u Thy mind Is gentle, sure Thy face
Should b. rich ia beauty IS my MIND IA gf'ee'
No freckle, sulburn, tan, should dare snss1s
That index % the mind-n0 yellow shsss
Or p.mple, raorphew, dsrs Or yellow eatcls ..,,,.
Shoud mar the skin u should be white aac Ses''''
And. lady. mind. u can be made snow I" BITE
Il. Pure. soft clear, smoOin-if dare only hDPcc
- That you wall wash three days with JOuess 80.
T1- Lady this Is strictly aud hon0fabiy w. -..ry
a. east twenty ladies' IN Saratoga have seen - -,
who have been ade beautiful 10 three DAY - ~
df.adfuy disfgured with SUNBEAM, mofpne~f - ~
yel!O. skin. &C. bat mind, there are many
and limitations about asa for JOSts. Sy-if -. !
sn the American Ease Ladies. ave tAi' oae ''''
- -teOf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

Here il will be seen that while our Exports and
Imports exhibited signal disparity during each
of the two years Of lowest duties under the Com
promise they were very closely matched during
the two full years that the Tariff of ~ was in
operation. and while our Exports were diminished
from 40 70 Al. both our Exports aud Imports were
heavier in IS than they were in a. and our I'm
ports greater in either Of those years than
they had been in $40. Do these facts sustain the
assertion that thousands were thrown out OF
employ ment in shipbuilding, sc by the Tariff OF
| x21
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

CONSTIPATION tCOsTIyESEssi DESTROYED.
OL,taae inuefcrafe and Aabifaal C0nsfp of0H f'sst
asss) only totally otercoI, bat also eo0Tffds
sfroyed tthoat 1sssg either y1ygafirss, ilfefeAi
baftl, Jy a natural, staPie, Ggreeobte AID '.laiS
Baeans recenfy dsco4ered 10 Fraaoc by NJ Hs'f,H'
Ruf RicAeiea Payls" Price - cents.
10 This great remedy 10 hight paafAtle sDd oele9'
food. called p" ErsalentaHa vegetable fanns--ih W.
respects resembling asf0V-f0ot. -.
The above reause aud Ervalena constantly on hA2a
the National Depot VI NaIton o. Fans, expressly go
li.h@d for their sale at HAMMOND cos dfU. -
XT3 Broadway, Of Chambersst three doors u 1
StuaIts marble bgIidIng.
Bookseles and abroad DESTROYS Of .ntfodst
the knaleuta IA their respective cities or town tia
dealt with on favorable tennis By addressing, POI ~
Seu-York agll xawlmNe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

NEw Music Holt Jr l56 Fulton 81 has Just
ssae3 tn Souvenir de New YORK. sni The Opaeas Harp
Two pretty polsss composed By J. J wm Bruins also
the iossiiuls Quick Step composed and dedicated 70
Henry Neisgs ESQ President Of TIE American Musical
Institute BY Henry Chadwick and new song entitled
Domestic A.ides, or Truths IN PAren,hsse. By J J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

Dstss Boor Those Of ourfend. who want really good
boots. cannot do than by purchasnsst wArKiNs
l4 Fulton-.t The boots he retas At % and 80 cannot
be equaed the atty for beauty and durabty and being
al made under he supervision can be warranted 70
r.-s .arLsfAcflnn 10 Tie nnrrhasef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

RfrHrLIEU DIAMOND POSTED GOLD PsSs.--Iiaye you
bad pen, II 50, Try Richelieu you will find with one
Of them the greatest possible comfort 10 writing They are
the best and cheapest pens o. the day B. T. WATSON 4
90. A. Wilian.st one door below Wall.st and saw
eg p Faoast have the exclusive sale OF them They
have also srze assortment Of al other kinds wholesale
or retail At the very lowest prices to be found the city
Gold pens carefully repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11
I'm the Wilmot Proyiso

The late Loco Foco Convention OF Enc County
which was very fully attended adopted the follow
ing Resolutions
R,solred That Human Slavery II exists In this
coustry IL an insttoton Of State Soverriguty-s pou
cal ght t. perp-tu.te great moral wrong which the
original ststes dd not reinqush when they entered
into the Federal compsct and which Is held politically
,ecurrd TO them from sl exterior interference.
RsOred That general Freedom IL also an institution
of State Sovereignty. which has been established IN
many OF the States OF this Union and which 10 held by
hs,n only political but morally, secured IRON al
exterior Interference
Rssoped That IL 10 obviously impossible that these
two institutions should exits, together In the same point
zeal community md that therefore, 10 has been found
necessary I'll territory belonging 70 acquired BY
the General Government should be surrendered 10 tne
exclusive occupancy Of either tn- or the other
Rssolred Tnsf iussmach rs al territory. hitherto &C
ouird by the General Government, from foreign powers
surrendered to the occupancy OF the Institution
OF slavery because Slavery has been iouno cxisupg
therein a, The - has been acquired the principle OF
reciprocal concession demands that al territory &C
quirrd 10 which general freedom shall oe found exist
log the time VI lhe acquisition should be surrendered
/ Ia The exclusive occupancy OF that Institution.
Resolved That slavery does not exist In any OF ue
territory sins contiguous TO own In the south and
West, and that ntN Hersr oonseaf that II shall
usurp dominion any such territory which may
De- hereafter acquired by our Government while
the same remains Ia territorial organization, bui
a. the talc admit the power and political rsn'
Of the people OF any such territory when they shall or
gsnze themselves into State soveTrigues aud gain al
musuce into the Federal Union 10 remodel their inst
tutons they piesse BY the p-scesole aetion OF ms
joriii-s hat they sdo2, Republican forms OF gov
erpment
We place these resolutions on record, and viii by
and BY see bow much i. meant by them. Wehsve q
sort Of recollection that to say nothing OF 81 40
there were quite as strong resolves made viii
regard 70 the Annexation Of Texas only three Of
four wears ago and that they were not very we
stood up to. Gen. George p. Barker who heads
the Delegation to Syracuse. appointed by TIM
Enc Co. Convention can perhaps confirm or cor
! cr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

IOtsI---.J-9Io 5UcT 10 JFfF 55f0 IlI'O
The Albany Argus has reports Of Loco Foco
gains Of the two Bennington Senators doubtful
and those Of Franklin Co Chittenden doubtful
The vote is light
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Things in philadelphia.
corre.pondenee Of The Tribune.

IOrrrsPvnocnSoVi 'N' t
PinLADxLTHA, sep, lO-P VI
The market remains At about sne stahHafn OF
rs.,s,ssv Flour 4. held ass 80 without buyers Corn
Meal .,s,iouery st s3s3 l2i Rye Flour 10 IN de-
,nsnd st3 IS Very little doing Ia Corn fennsyv
Yellow 20 3 cents. lot of southern Oats was taken
q 40 cents Groceries and fro'i' rs loscn'e Lrsn
command. Al ia cash at which price 5000 pigs were
taken Whisky in better request =, = AKA WOOL
.slfs of Tub 81 cents
Toe news from Mexico has had iaTorsole effect
'SAtEs OF srocKs.-FHst Board asd mrs. Oo
Gov Loan %. o. lOl 40 Reading. 80 ZOO DO Mofl
Bd, u. 900 DO, Bds %, 30 is, ~ : - Dir~ri
w f9. 600 su.q Canal Bis ds. fli GOO Penn ..
AZ IA l5O Nsshanis Cop "a 200 Reading eesh SO
SIND Bocrd and 4 av-i0O "hmins'on q. e 40.
so sex 81 600 Penna 6s, So ~ Sorstown ki
l2i so Penns IS. u 90 do - p ~ fiem Cop -
la 10 Govt Loan o. %. 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PFSs.-The New-fork Gold
Pen Company 50 Johns corner Nassau, have The great
e., variety Of these articles that Be found Ia the city
selected By one Of the competent .uess. together
with tine assortment o Gold and Silver Pen and Peneil
Gases AZ wholesale and retail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

rEe SUNDAY DIsg.rcH.-Amonz tie contents ios TO-
rro-.og- su ~. e. Agrce the Episcopal Chureh DR.
Reese .sd tho Bess1e Outrsses The s~nas attempted
% lie Pirelt Wsshin siolan soesiy LAKE "a ne
W.. Bi,hoo Ouderd0nk Daylss Rssslzio0si Ire Prssi
s~ev. The Fr-s Academy. Division Of the Grand Lodge
rr.b Views Of the Lsud Question, and Monopoly Old
Hicks ths Guide o. Adventures the Frontiers Of Texas
American Lyrics. No. ?, By William Wallace Rose som
sr,ils The Virsia u vaa Dye< Price eents ohse
a. A1l-s.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

PEENuuM GoLD Pass q 5o.-rhess celebrated Pens
together with Browns Haydens speucefs Basleys, Ro-
GERS Congress American, Prince Albert and many other
.tyle. warranted genuine can be bad Of w GRsAros
Co manufacturer. snd dealers n Cedar-t y Or a.
CLe.nutt Philade phia man8facuTers lowest prices
GnId Pen. carefullY repalred OF leponLed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

GE~rLEMEN. We last evening had an express
from Orizsna with fnse dispatch under date ~ M
25h Swing The important 'n. pr
of the Mexican iorces under Gen. E--ncis nsh Orsn
cou,ul.ely routed By Geo Scott and that column IN
Der tbe immediate command Of santa anna ie.I oseN
upon the city The action took lace A. ian anssl'
place some Fix or eight miles SCUM Nes' ioiH VIC up
tsl the 2ytn INST 800 ~.
.,s,e Of personal security be dispatched nss 70 u-n
scott requesting suspension u noslAtes uhui uine
should b. Afforded for tormsi scuon on We suOeo' VI
propositions iUumslng 81 The same uins tne
n ,ta Government 10 receive tnOfe brought oy hr-
rr..t The Mini.,er u Foreign Affairs also inne1iasy
sro,. circular. published 10 the Diart0 Orea1 CALM
an Immediate s-ssion OF Congress WIN tne OOJse' VI
taxing these proportions into consideration.
n he Yankee army had been u |lsgosos greater
alarm would have been created y ilrif
and tha Government have BEEN driven ana "niPy'',
snd al parties scared into the measure tna'
sense hss failed 10 inducing them % take lonz ~,
On. cok-cion Ii Il az excellent $40 inst nc
van. mir Cauital 90 h.hly and the best results s
b. expected from this exhibition 81 sna0s VI
W5etser Cen scot, decided 10 drive ihsm % ds,ps,
a,ion by advancing a. once upon ns ciy ol, !,
hls arm. keeuiug L Il his feet, W hs,o -. . Am
or nex, express which Il suNloo'J - $3.50 - :,
N - - - ioform you by the uext ste@lhrf " -
i,in, rommis.i1cers are engaged 10 sIIe- =
peace God grant thu, inen enol1 -. IN ~ - -
ee.sful and an fgll Of nofe tn1a - ~
Tn. 6i,pstch which cortsins IN .sHe- "nel
80 80. no Nth This unqualified declaration Sesee
Ill po,iveJ b. The result "a.
~, .,e.r,er F.shOn starts mnedis,ey ior 'e"'O'
-. - n tb.re we're suy farther news nave o.
- - xri,e n There L. however. nothing excepl
srs unpleasant Intelligence from Aysrsdo, 10 me e.
Ter hat small parry VI scerrlAas LAD entered tnt
,osu and cut Of tao Or three out oil e.s tnAn
I of the msrinez stat oned tcere as Custom ho~ss
sus-s Prom Csryeschy have nothing new
Tho tesith Of the olty improves d.l4y, Det u = ye
very dangerous for strangers 10 come nrfe- TO 49,
oasears 49, nave ben 1.f.lad lev days ~-irne 10
stsauler ar very rlone VI them II a. pf2naol.isy
fatsy o. g. at give their names as = fnlsn' efea'
1Dessuess IN ih-E families ,-,,..c1r
YOurt respectfully lSDiSAIVh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

C0SsrvFuos CCREn--Dr THloss bais'm o. Liver
wort II used according The directions, and tia Pait,
wrl read carefully the recent TREATISE JUST paei' nd
which Will be gwen gratis 20 purchasers there CA o.
doubt Of being cured once The thousands OF ee n'
progressing and cured evidence that oesnns eoVi
all opposition let any 70 the ohee and feaa M
daily letters certificates testimonials, hear Tie nn4'sAle
atoms everything else and he VIII es .
tonished, and question will follow tho rules -e"
until perfectly cured Mr. Hall fultonsl bfootiyh
merchant, be referred tofecenily cured Ni' Ve'
Thirteenhst cor r sh;h.ayenue Mrs Bras C'o'pif
Mrs C. Petty. 90 North Moofe.a Ihousard. OF ono
in tins city, and all over our wide country We esne'
say 70 all who decline, Or have colds, oo-s<
splitting Of blood, pain chest SIDE, yello~nes' o.
skin showing disease Of the liver shorncs. Of osa
showing asthmztio disposition. To SET the sena1
az Dr. Taylors Bslsam Of Liyerwort with Dr. Leo
signature the steel-plate labeall else Is Iaudueai-h
bay It SO Bowery and Of Mn. Hays. 10 Fulflns bFo'
fvrI
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assENsLY.

ASSEMBLY
Arong the petitions presented Vas one from
Tompkins County. praying Tor an amendment 70
he Constitution - as 70 allow iorihSith The com
petion o. the Canals
4 billwss passed TO third reading to allow ne
Governor D. FL the vacancies IN the dice 81 ne
corder Of Albany Referred 70 Judiciary Commit
tee 20 ezsrninz constitotional power Of the To''
ernor 70 make appointments
The Judiciary Committee vas Instructed % r.
mort = bill for the protection ri Immigrants
MESSAGE OF GOV YOUNG
EXECUTIVE CHArBkH. ALBANY. SPIT l-i1-
To he LsSelstrrs III.
ST., GA Al his residence Canton 10 the Cosnty u
- L.srpnce on the 27tn day Il August at
Althoueb scarcely arrived al ne meridisn Of lie d
nd not only held the once Of IoFsrnor 81 tn- or'
bat bsd dsehsree1 with singular ability the VARIOUS o
re. DertsiuDg 10 h- oces Of stat -~nsor Controller
spd seps,or IN the Congress Of the United states
As statesman. BE- occupied a high place snoos tne
dis,ioguisbs1 public men Of TIE age
10 private life be enjoyed 10 an eminent degree tne
re,oec, and esteem Of those 10 whom he was persona
Ahoush hi. name will 20 down 70 ps.ieriiy without
The AID Of Official records bic eminent pubic services
and great private worth render il proper that should
thus snno1ncs 70 you his death 70 the end tns such
essure. may b. adopted ss are dem s1aeo y me o
! feeling that yervstes the community 1OhH iODND
Mr. SPENCER moved Resolution referring the
! Nes.aee 10 q Joint Committee Of three Members
/ of the Senate and FIVE Members Of the Assembly
70 report what action should be taken thereon
/ Agreed 70.
! Messrs SPENCER DESSIsToS and SANFORD were
| appointed as the Committee on the part Of the
Senate
/ Tho sPyAEER announced the following as the
Committee on the part OF the Senate Messrs. Par
KISs HADLEY. BEcKwITH. BURNELL and DEVILS
| Yellow Fever in New-Orlean-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

DalLsYs PAS ENrsacros '-Stransefs - = era,
should never be ~itlsat supply VI this sis1cs -,
risaled ointment Country dealers supphec - = 4
liberal terms 81 cur ~ holesae aaretsil def~, = -
way Il must come from them 20 be gcns.le, = -
s,,,s abound n DALEY co as 81 N@"
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q
A PETEIFIED CRY according 70 Perry ~
Upper Egypt petrited city, called lshm0ne' ~ =
said there many statues Of men, women a., -, -
70 this dag. IN sense, New-h0rs may o. -. =
been pefrfed city when Dr. GOyEkCD nfst in.io =
men and women seemed turned into stone ~l'h 80 -,
mont a. witnessing %. marvellous powers 10 ine 60,
Of sslt-rnsum, erys!pelas, pustnes, Hns~ofm. 80
0locLes, spots, tan, ffeckles, sunburn, sao~ncss
shel u became known also that this spap y ~ ~,
that i could b. used ia hard OF sat ~atei-&nt n
formed exquisite SHAVING compoand-nolhnEo 80
ceed The delight eyinced BY the Pctuned Pas..I
similar sensation Of surprise and popularity i9Nrs
ntrod getion Of OovsAUDs magical foudrcs sI0'''''
Immediately eEsdcstlng srperruous human hsir s.s
Remember The renowned preparations q " -,
COWARD cannot, under any circumstance, pc 49,
sruuine, except a. his Co.uetlc and Pefinil-is ~ -,
w aser-si. hfst store from Broadway.
DON'T HATE a FOJL bREArH-Is you have -, ,
shilling box % JoStss Alnb@l Tooth Pa'ie, =.
male your breath sweet, whItsn your ieein ~ lcc
- Chathen-sL
REQ HAAS AND Gs,S Hf,Os "A beautiia,
JosEs's soLUrIoS o. jar. IL dyes the hs - lie lal
leaves i ietty, at and silky does Dos sesafsie'
hair dyes bat on the contrary 81 =
PEice B. cent. OF 81. cold only ., . Id,
70 On, the hornd oldIna.di'A inse. vasss1 corp
anOfhe, who certainly looked lie "h.s Nov -
she va 81 bedaabed with prepares, hes face 40
hsd used JONLs's SPANISH Lilfr.n LITE -cd q.
have been clesr. natural, hiehse %. aco
/ Chatham e..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

IL AcRicuLrrEAL INPLENEsTs, viz. Com shelters
Farming Mill. Horse Powers straw Cutters, Flows
III rsshinz Machines, &c. &c q wholesale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

~ GRAND HOLIDAY Al the Museum sad as. az OF me
Balloon Panor.ua OF London, Frame and eermanyi u
-,npot well remain after to-day tsmpDeiis pAie 81
Frhiouisn Serenaders wei known - ben2 me utst
-oa,v Of Nero Coucertiss that ever appeared IN hs
~ity The Orphesn Family, Miss Bernard, MIS- ulien
and Pete Morris also engaged ftiiVt'n'e' ~ y -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

FIRST NoxisArIos FOR lsi7.-CasAing Sryl
of Hsmburgh lBsrnbarnerl is the candidate Of
our opponents for Senator from Ere Co We be-
heve he is the first man in the field unless Is Dc
Controller Flsgs, after fashion, ior our Fall Eiee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

II Artel' writes Us from Washington that he
was mistaken IN stating casually thu, Mr. Maher the
Public GArdeper, could DOT read write. he ought
TO have been careful and We ougb, to have noted
die assertion ans struck 1t out Of Dis leser bat il passed
ia the hurry Of Business It's 10 iuputason On man
character 10 say tSsl be ignorant Il letter., bui il
ought not 10 be said unless V tue nor even then On.
Ia. there l. some oevioas reason for L.
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u. VI. BOURNE. D C0rtlsGG-sL
- Jones. Window s1h Lock Depot
~ aessrs BsADsUsY : NAsRs Juvenile Singing
Classes ~ commence their Fall Term on saturday 18th
inst Tie Amosst Class will meet ia the lecture Of
the Church Of Amos and Blocker O'Clock
A. ~ The spring-st Class viii meet Ia the lectare
Of spnngst Church, DIR Psiiol,j A. 2ocl0ck, r. NJ
Come, children, AID al, who love % sing do p
u Disszo~s Ridng school open ror the recep-
,o Of Students the benefit Of horseback rdinE unyer-
ally admitted By the medical faculty and Justly recon
euded By them being highly beneficial persons Of
sedentary habits, sell - he useful aeon hment
fr sther eel We would recommend trends ~ visit
his establishment which : situated the Bovery ness
Astor-plaee
re- The ehespe.t place u he City TO &c, your boots.
hoes or g4itsfs j. AZ JosEss Annst the Museum
Yo zet there good boots a. 80 - BE- purchased
elsewhere ~ g Quite assyinx lie also sels very nice
boos Al o. Congress boots and gsite PFoPortonab.y
1W Jone. has the true system Of DONG bussss-!sot
expenses and small prolts AL goods purchased sr Ann
q are NARRATED give entire Subtraction All persons
troubled With corn. Lad e-,..r eve nm eAi4'
DYsPEpsf,-TAis distressing plant Is weakness Of
the digestive ossu and Ire every ether >sse easod
b. irpurty VI the blood Tae gastric juice, luic pc
-ar 20 The stomach when secreted from bad blood, : de
cent IA those wonderful solvent properties which are Of
food u 1elx speedily dissolved, often become.
absolutely spoiled purified IN the stomach hence bad
breath 4nr beching co-geues pains IN ns stomach
ehoo ds.entey choera noFous aud other dreadful com
psilts. 81, 49,,
dv.peps because they cleanse the stomach and bowels
ffra Al bilious nuIlors ana purliy the blood i1rr O.
Al ulxlr going bed. VIII IN al
casss i've .ous relief and Il continued for short time
asgredy Iige pain or distress Of every description IRON
/ The body.
signature Of wS. wsreHr On the TOP label Nsw-YOri
ot.ce "a Oseenwseast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

- chuile selection u places a1t pa r. .-f -
saserflslnx ard az desirable iliorustill in - t
fe-cat rarcrs ssg b. hsf a. PALNfss ACE fo- ~ Is
pointed - the pfurrietors Of ~ hcr pr 80 ~ 4
aesr % receive sid receipt of sdveF'-ens " AZ b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

MAI AaRsSGENENrs TO HARTFORD. STRING
y,rtp Am sOsroS Toe ns for th- Eat ieay~s upou
n. arrival Of the Oncis, isr S2riosasa VIA Hartford
nv e.-ri.e- suppsins the wsy t0~us The horses are
e6.us.d f,a rfnes bstwren here and Hartford and the
nal carried through IA ihrse hours
The Boston ana way malls ipr he~-hssen STRIVE al
noon Ire mail l.ss~s Boston ~ 4 O'Clock 7, n and
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BIZ Taegraph 10 The Tri5pre.
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sEsATE A11AsT sept III u

SENATE .-sLHAsT sept To-
A bLl was introduced g. dil vacsaeies OF Justice
Of superir Court. Nsw York aHd hecostef "a A.
bspv. Ordered % third reading
Bill. toincresse the poxers q saPersi.ors AID
for par redemption in New-Yo-k were considered
10 COMMITTEES. Bat not disposed Of TIE Pa Re
d.mn,i,u oil was made Tue special order ~ 10
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Yellow Fever in New-OrIean-

lnterments in New Orleans from fever sept 2
II: Charity Hospital Ia Lafayette Hospital, u.
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