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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03
IndirInl Nominations

Liringst0u Goa union County ticket has been
formed in Livingston Co composed OF w. ii SMITH
for Judge and surrogate and r. P WisNER Tor district
Attorney The Loco Foco Convention coneurred 10
-, rc,33instiop. Evening Journal.
Albany Cor W. Peckham. Esq. the bunker
candidate for District Attorney has declined. through
the Argus. lE'ehinR Sou'n'l'
AxTtRFSr NONrNATIOy.-The Committee ap-
ponted bv the Anti Rent Convention 10 present the
fourth name AZ candidate for Judge OF the Court OF
Appesls have recommended Horace Dresser, ESQ. OF
~ civ of New York Evening Journal.
Ti0gq C0.-The Ithaca Chronicle mentions tnat
an ,3en.pdent or union ticket had been sgreed upon,
and favaraoy responded to-CHARLEs 7. AVERY (Loco)
10 be- Judge and EZRA SWEET (Whg) District Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

ANrRfcaS MUsEUM-in extent snd variety ct strao-
lion. TIT. ssfsblissen a q1sled By any otnef 70
IS 10 addition The rmcpse col lection OF cAIpse'
rom every region and cline, the Manager, ever snNous
10 give hi- visitors their two shings worm las nIO
urd performances OF Innocent and most piea'ihs ma
ne The Orphssn Family whose delightful 'iuslng u
always rich uest eHgAged for shorI une. Lhey
s,nssr hi. afternoon ard evening viii also the Chsp
-, Fsmilv and others The Napoleon Dtorams, which
.ei h. worth the price u I'd mission, will be exhibited
r. Living snd Orsng Outsng may be seen 81 all
brnrs Performances al 81 and 81 O'Clock.
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r1y- The Tribune is accused by the journalist
popularly known az Mr.. Biddles hard bargain
of being a mere tender to the Albany Evening Jour
nal, and as being ordered by that paper to assail
him &c. &c. Says the hard bargain,
"tis mortifying to stand before the public aud pro
claim ones self the mere instrument Of party hack,
himself the tool OF others" &c &c.
If anybody ought to know what IS notifying
in the way Of being an instrument or implement
he is the man: but his mere guess that others are
made conyeniences of is not OF great weight The
Tribune and Evening Journal have differed as
pointedly as any two Journals in the Union and
on as important questions-s National Bank, So
cial Reform, and Temperance Legislation among
them The latter is at present the most exciting
tonic in the State, and we two are antpodes upon
IL But what our caumniator says is OF little con
sequence except to those who pay for 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

CASADG-The Legislature Of this extensive Fro-
vince was to have yesterday under tue Niceress
Lieutensncy OF the Earl of Elgn and h'nesTdne'
neal descendan,ofihe Scottish monarch who numpneu
at Bannockburn while warning for liberty four hunareu
years ago His opening speech, and the written COM
municstions he may make to the Legislature viii prooa
BY develop more fully the commercial policy OF the
pri,fsh ministry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

FREE AcApExr.-Mr. Editor am IN favor Of
ronulsr education but shall vote sgsnst free Aeso
ey on the ground ths, it will creste oickernss Issol
n. covered into free scademies by raising them
ST.Ss hishsr-by employing r,u paid competent teach
r and LEI everything be taught in al the schools tns'
would be taught in the proposed iree sesaeuy,
woud rspssr such an establishment quite unnecessary
Juzs l. l-47 SANtiA"S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

TBK STEAMER THOMAS PowEtL-Dsar So l
.,,,emsp, 10 your paper Of the i't inst tina, the
.,s.mer AIDA made the distance from Me-" ie,a
- - rho,,,. Powell two hours and NIFTY seven
rnina,e, 10 perform the same distance have no 90
itlan 20 the owner. Of the Aids or any o.ner pfson
publishing the speed Of the Adi. na' 90 ,s,, no,
ms me Tbonas PoEell hss msde the distance from
-, yo-k 10 Newbursh in two hours forty minutes
ing time instead Of two hours nfty seven minutes
rNhN 'Hs "-''' SAMUEL JOHNSON,
Csp,sin Of Steamer Thomas Powell
-. VI Nag al l-47.
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Serraaries
George H. BUNNY. William }. Young, Mass.
The President not being present Mr.. II. H. Van Am
rnge was appointed to hold bis place until be should
arrive.
Business COMMITTEES then appointed, consisting
Of the following persons Solomon H. ssnborn' Lewis
Masquerier. Alvin T. Bovay, stephen Miller Thomas A.
Devyr.
Mr. pIslsss addressed the meeting In pertinent, and
forcibe manner upon the purposes Of the Convention
and alluded especially the history and present posi-
ton of the various Trades Union Societies in this eoun
try He suggested the wisdom Of forming committee
70 nquir into the results of Trades Unions In order to
Jay before the members OF such Unions statistics which
would convince them Of the necessity Of more thor
oush movement, lie concluded by proposing the fol-
lowing:
P.s1lred That Committee Of Seven BE- appointed 10
inquire into the extent objects means and result, OF
Trades Uaon. and report 10 the next Congress or 10 the
Executive Committee.
These gentlemen were then sppointed Lewis Mas
querier BENZ Timms John Commeriord' Thomas A.
Devyr. d Foster. George Adams, solomon Il. sanborn.
TWAS subsequently resolved that the report Of this
Committee should be made As soon As possible and
printed in such paper would publish IL
Ga motion Of Mr. KEYsEs Il vas resolved ,hs, the Con
gress should hold evening sessions Ter the purpose Of
hearing addresses subjects relating b The Interests Of
the Industrial classes
On motion Of Mr.. ADAMS the following resolution was
then adoued after some discussion BY Messrs RyekmAn
Young Foster, Tmms Wet and Evans
Rss0lr,d That An Executive Committee Be appointed
hold lice tor year which shall eonss, Of el,ven
members the majority Of whom shall reside IN the City
OF Ne~i0rk whose duty shall BE- 70 perform such Ger
vice Of an executive character shall Be referred 10
them by the Industrial Congress sud which shall report
10 the Congress the commencement Of next session
The Congress. then adjourned to this morning At zine
O'Clock
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pusiuess Notices.

~ For Public Institutions Incorporated companies
Auctoneers &c. as well as Merchsnts' Nanu'ae'u'er'
and others who wish TO make known abroad 'he 's,e
rsl establishments. the Agency OF FB. PALMER IN 'no
Tribune Buildings, affords convenient ana 'S'e inc
dunn through which to advertise IN the newspapers VI
other cities and towns. lie is specially appointed 'ne
Agent sud empowered by the respective ProPreo'' 10
give receipts that persons can choose any 'ecuon Oh
country and advertise in any number OF papers al the
same time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03
Weather and Crops.

Tux CANE CRoP.-We have heard from gen
tlemsn upon whom rely, that the crop OF plant
Csne in the Lsiourchc Parishes 10 quite backward and
that the s,ubbe injured BY frost and will be short
While have suffered from dry weather IN Attakspss
snd Opelousss they have had excess OF rain IN La
fourche, and some parts Of the coast. Al Bayou
Boeuf Berwcks Bay. Datch Prairie and Bayou Sale IN
this Parish, there nne rain on Monday For the
lssl tive six weeks have not been favored with
sprinkle in this central part OF the Parish bur above
they have been still unfortunate. We say
that the Cane In 81 Mary has suffered much ss yet.
Franklin. (Ls) Planters Banner.
TIE WHEAT CRoP.-We are happy to hear
good accounts Of the Wheat Crop from very large
proportion OF Territory. In the Southern portions
Of Racine add NalwoTih Counties good many helds
have been seriously injured bat all through the Middle
Western and Northern Sections OF the Territory, the
wheat promises lUxurisDty. The number OF acres
planted too very generally Increased over last year
and there 10 every prospect that the surplus Tor export
next Fall will show pro2oruonsie augmentation
Milwaukee Sentinel Nay 10Th.
IT. The recent rains though comparatively
light have done q vast amount OF good and We think
that with anything like growing weather from hs time
until harvest iolersoly lair crops may ee anticipated
We have eonyersed with several intelligent farmers Of
ths County in relation the prospects here, and they
sve II their opinion. that bali crop al less, viii BE-
secured Al his time all kinds OF grain spPesr 10 De 10
sgro~ins condition Gettysburg pa Compiler Slst
PROMISING FIsLD OF RrE-Mr Bella Clark, OF
Ess,hsmptou has sent 70 orr Oce tew stalks OF rye
the longest Of which measures feet II inches and he
informs that these affair sample Of Geld Of eeh,
scrvs. Northampton Gar.
Tx WEATHER-We were visited yesterday
with besk North essi storm. which produced great
charge IN the temperature that stoves snd Winter
clothing became Necessary for comfort The rain wss
greatly needed Roch. Dem. lst
n From personal observation we are satisfied
thai here 10 prospect Of fair crop Of Whesi IN our
County this season croskDgs OF folks 10 the
contrary notwithstanding aeC0nnslsviue, (Ohio) Her.
T We are indebted TO Mr.. ClOyes for copy
Of the Boston Atlas Of yesterday Whenever he brings
any additional Bos,on papers VIII give him CORES
pordins credit
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sued) sATHER g. CHURCH
Exchange Brokers. lo4 Nassau Of

UNION BANK, NEW'1 oRk, Dec. %, io',
TO rh0m IL may c0noon This Ia to certify mat hH
this Bank purchased OF II. G.. Jones. OF Newark r.s
Jersey one of his Patent Combination Locks IN W.
last past for one Of their underground vans. -
found il VERY difficult 10 obtain any Lock when wou'
remain In good order but short time, In conseq'sso
OF rust We have now had Mr.. Joness Lock on oM
stand the test and his Lock yet remains In good ofdd
We would cheerfully recommend bis Locks to all "he'
security and durability are required.
EDWARD ii. AUIHUR, Asst CASHIER.
DAY & NEWELL5 CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.
In The Tribune Of Mag %, Hes1s DAF NEWELL
publish The 5oilOptag challenge
In Order 10 end his Herspape CONTROVERSY w rtp,af ~f
Caailsnge thai pe preriOusiy made az Joiior. ,.,-
One lock OF each manufacture thatb no" 500 as
in use shall be- selected and placed In the hands o.
committee chosen by the parties for that purpose ."
the sum Of $500 placed behind each lock snd 'no'ea
to such test as the Committee shall decide.
DAY & NEWELL, $50 Broadway
Non. piihom any uer1ioaioa or hs'iiatioH, acoS ~
aBocs eAallease and stand really At any t~> On nom
three day 10 make The rial proposed and on ne o0adkN'
therein NAMED
IA a Convenient and prop1 place 10 make "a, ma iHf
gea he topn Of Woroesto, Mass rhveoHs Of ny oe"s
use in The Chirea's Bank and one Of Day s EsSss' ~
ra,ltop,ie Looks on The BankoC W0rce.tv.
Messrs DAY & NEWELL, sA please nam t1S ~
for ,rtal, ihrough This medium The Nc York Trbs's
jel 80 He. JONES. Bank.Loek Maso. EsR~s' NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

PofsovED ny HCMLOcK-On sunday last, while
party Of friends were passing through wood in Glen
vile root mistaken FOR Spignet was pulled up near
a creek ana eaten which caused The death OF young
lsdy named Elizabeth A. Bovee The action was 80
sudden aud violent 70 produce death before medicM
aid could De procured. Upon post mor,em eXamina-
ton made By Dr. Vedder OF this city, quantity OF what
i commonly called Water Hemlock.' The most pot
sonous indigenous plant growing in the United stltes
~ was ked rather severely and number slightly
but the Effects in the former was warded on by
timely treatment l9chenec'auy he"o''oi'
Tug MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-A gentleman Of
this town inst returned from Piitsburg was informed
Will. there by one interested 10 the Western eNten'
sion that the work OF construction was now gong on
and that the lns would be up o. Tar as ms pace III
about six weeks. Ianesfnc NVuiiei'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

would also express my thanks to C. w C. for the
valuable testimony received this morning from him also
for bis kind permission 10 use MS name and in MS name
the those who BY outrasng truth and honesty
obtained money have ent4led upon MIN suffering
and disease.
also hold in hish estimation the valuable article Of
Monday last from J. w Crane, NJ D. otthis City
/ feel snst | have done VIVA, deemed myself
eonsesntousy impeLed to do reading the frat an
nouncernent IN The Tribune OF Mr.. Amess death.
Il does appear that the claims Of truth and hu.
mAniy cal upon the Press throughout the country 10
make Known what the writer Of the above letter very
Justly and properly calls Al Ubiquitous practice"
June 2 l.i7 Z. PARMLY, Bond.t
( y We ToGeh for the authenticity OF the letter
given sbovs-ibe original copy Of which We have seen
I'd TIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

EoTEcE -DRAFT LosT.-The public are are hereby
cautioned against purchasing negotiating drst dated
Msy g. 1851 At four months Tor thousand dollars,
drawn by v D. Bergen to the order of Matthew Ber'
gen, and accepted by John Reynolds & Co Philadelphia
1t is endorsed by Matthew Bergen and T n. underhill
Co. The payment of the above draf, has been stop
ped TOWNSEND N. UNDERHlLL & Co.
New-York, June ., lsl7 je3 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

The Cotton market continues heavy In Tobacco there
"a eonsidersble doing ard prices firm. Flour Il
selling At 81 1880 81 sales 5000 bushels red "nesl
AZ Is cants Yellow Corn - cis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03
B.IrrwozK-We6nesday 2 N

The foreign news bad favorable effect upon the mar
kt m bresd.tu. and holders advanced their prices TO
a. for Howard st Flour bat without sales White Corn
va, held at lol c., before the news was received but
sf,erwsrd wa. put Up to lo4. and Yellow to 10 Oats
6 cents. Whisky 81 The demand for Provisions vas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03
PHALOws CHEMICAL HAIR IsyiG0aAToh
Jetty bright now. seems the bAif,
Art has maze the far more fair

Art has made the far more fair
~ EverybO thai has rnsde use Il Pbsons hsns s
yigofator Is delighted with its qualities for f-no's
ssas hair remOyi Bg dandfuf ard stopping the sPRo,,
OF dness IL Is compound inyrntej sfsof iohf -
asd siyss universal Satisfaction. Let TIE doDbtsl "
and usey -ill soon appreciate its ysius Prepared
by T. PH.Los, Wig Maker and Hair Cut,r, 81 20
way, JudsOn's Ho Ell For by druggfb sne s
dealers generally city and cou utry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

~ General Committee Of Democratic Wing
Young Men-A Regular Meeting Of his COMMITTEES VIII
be held At the Broadway House Friday evening June
a, h.lf-past seven O'Clock. BY order.
THEo y. TOMLINsoN, Chairman
F PsD. ns,ol gsys' Secretaries jss
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DISPATCHES FOB THE TRIBUNE
az MAGNETIC TElEG ahSH
Fnrnrrrcx,nrIs. Va June ,

FAEpEHIcKsHurs. Va June , ISL
The mail frus New Orleans has arrived but u
Contains nothing in addition to what was brought
BIZ the New-York Tnbune's Express
There is no later news from the Army OF uene'al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

DINNER TO HoS. Henry NJ. WHEAToS-We
understand that this gentleman so long distinguished As
representative Of country abroad and 50 deserv
eddy is be comphmented with public dinner in this
City on the 10Th OF June inst by mos, eminent Cit
ems without distinction OF party. The dinner, we
moreover learn is be given at the AsroR HousK and
We have no doubt will be worthy Of the entertainers
and Of the reputation of the house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

FRxscn BooTs-YousG a JoSRs. Ann-st near -
Museum, ara selling fine French Calf Boot =
equal 10 those usually sold for S. or 81. osef -"
and small pro6tsi. their motto. mJlS In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

DIAMOND POINTED GoLD PENs--GREAr REDUCTION
If you want good Gold Pen try SAVAGE, 90 Fuonsf.
lie has a capital article and sells them cheaper than
ever. See bis priceshe so reduced to 81, and }
Pen 81 80 only while his So Pens equal those
snld AZ So about town
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03
soURAUD's LEcrgnFs on CHEMISTRY

u FROM the improvements that are dny 49,
In our Sts ana manufacturers, BY the sppcslo lie
cal principles, II has become sb,oiutey nsss"1s - "A
chemistry part Of NE education u egery yOs" ~ IA
fInhersncs u this object sasli e0ntinGs, ION q,
umc, cur brief lectures on This insfUciivs meme
hereby 10 AWAKEN parents 70 tie impoftsnce " -.
this science essential portion Of thei 1f-t :.
believing, Is We DO, maj siew addinonzi doilsr
out On The boY, may more improve the coDdli - 1.
enc- ihga tie mines " fotosi GDcDDds beqs,' 80,
the MAJ. On. Of the Triumphant results " our
for and deep researches Into h- the prncpes o. >iL
IAN MEDICATED sOAP-so dessrvedy essssssrss
r,Ogins Tan, Pimp.es, Frsckies, slno1fn sss.Irrs
Rink~orm, kedpess, koughn-ss, and 10 sisy bt - -
ton consequent mnsketo bites. Anotnsf .s.lrt
our inyel loo VI the deplistory snO~pH foI pAns-
TILES-shich will positively uproot snpein.os az
Yet another tnmph 10 afforded 10 our pro-
QUIU ROUGE, wherewiih " inpan 70 psls -
. brilliant and PERMANEsr rosln-ss. IA bph-I-,S :
valuable additions % mo toilet might be ennGsn~
our nufts forbid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03
HoUGH5s PATENT sKIRrs,

FoR sALE-A beautiful article in Houghs white Patent
Skirts superior to any thst have been sold before ard
the fret Of white that have manufactured.
je3 81 d. HOUGH. Jr. 8 Pine st. up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

PARK BESIAMrS's NEw PAPER-Ths day puo4lsaed
the FRS, number of The American Mail. conisining
great variety Of novel and Interesting articles among
the res, splendid new story entitled The Student oil
Madrid
This IS the largest aud cheapest weekly paper in the
United states.
OHee ll6 Nassaust NY. Price Ct cents a single
copy-s3 year in advance
- poss WI ErNSON Publisher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

~ Democratic whis Meeting The Democratic
wiz. IN. city r~QI-ssd ~ assemble al me Apollo
-, ~. lls Broadwsy near CaDalst 90 Thursdsy even
a. mt At o'eOck respond TO The nominations for
~. s.,.ioeee,. JOHN w. LATsON,
y n HAL serv Chm Com Of Arrangements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

GOLD PENs.-The slightest examination must satisfy
every one that the Pens sold by j. w Creation Co.
n Cedarst Cup stairs considerably lower in price
than the same kinds be bought at any other estso
lshment Such other advertisers sell Tor VI % VI
50 and 81 CREATION s. Co. sell regularly for 81 81 p
and 81 IS with every other style known In the market
wholesale or retail. at correspondinsy low rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

FIRE AT ToRosro.-LaH Monday forenoon a
ar. hroke out In the rear OF Mr. Mubollsads premises
on Youngest which burnt up the Free Presbyterian
harsh Rchnond and three or four dwelling houses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

DIAPHRAGM FLTER-Ofhce removed to $40 Broad.
way, corner Leonardst where heads of families, espe-
cisy ladies' Invited in operation that nvsva.
bic purifier Of the Croon water The prices are 49, 81
and s. each. See advertisement on Wednesdays and
Saturdays my2l 3awImMTu&Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

"a CoSGREss ELASTIC CATERS Oxford Ties, pa
tent leather Nuhers and Shoes Half Boots and every
other article for gents summer wear for sale and made
10 order at the lowest prices a, Watkins Fashionable
Boot Establishment ia Fulton-st my21 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

DIAPHRAGM FILTER-Otice removed 10 $40 Broad.
way. Leonard-st where heads Of families espe-
ciay ladies' Invited TO in operation that nysua.
bic purifier Of the Croton water The prices are 49, 81
and s. each. See advertisement Wednesdays and
Saturdays. my2l 3awlmMTu&Th
~ CONGRESS Elastic CATERS, Oxford Ties pa
tent leather Nuhers and Shoes HslfBoo,s and every
other article for gents Summer wear for sale and made
10 order at the lowest prices al WATKINS Fashionable
Boo, Establishment, ia Fulnns, myN q
sASDSs sAss,FAsILLA-The health Of the human sy.-
tenn depends almost entirely upon the Of lhe blood
II The WALKING auid which pefysdes every hsue every
membrane fibre hlameni, gland other organ, primary
Of subsidiary the blood charged with element Of
disease sickness must be the consequence-s mill tie
causes of disease existing 10 The blood eradicad
permanent relief DO expected. 1t here that Ito
powerful hoallhrestorng properties Of ssrdss saapa
ria are m4nes.sdi It's searching operation reaches
Of disease and The performs are therefore
radical and thorough Iis potential virtues Al ssst@d BY
thousands Of rheumatic snd sefouous pa tents by all
VINO have taken this preparation for sseAses Of The skin
IL 81 once arrest. the internal arrangement and sradcsss
The outward evidences Of disease
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, BY A b. ID
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton, corner Of VII
haui-sI Zo Broadway, aud II East Broadway n forI
Sold also by Dreggss generally throughout The United
sIa.es Pnce 81 per boule or ak boee. for -
BEwARE % COUsTEEyEIrs AsD INVITATIONS The IN.
psrsieei ant Astonishing efficacy Of Dr.. Wls.Afs Bal
0f Mid Cherry 10 al Tho diseases FOR which lis
commended curing many AFTER he ski VI he sess
physicians Unsyailing, has effected large and Ia
cTeasng demand for H. THIS fact has caused
priuciped eognerelers and milaors palm of ,purl-
Gus Mixtures Of similar name and appearance, for The
genuine Bssam Some called Syrup Of Wild Cher
~" q" Bsssm VI Spike1srd," wild Cherry Comhey, /"
&c. Another. We.lers Bslssm Of wild Cherry mis-
spelling he name, and forging certificates resemble
those u the true BalssIn- Dr. Wistsrs ssssm " Wild
Cherry" Is the on genuine The erey imsle NE
name Of the original rhs they possess none Of lis viz
/ lues
/ Look well TO the marks Of he genuine.
The genuine 6sssn Is put bottles, with he ~ords
Dr. W.tafs Bslssn Of Wild Cherry, Philad" blown ID
he glass esch bole bearias label tho 'front.' with
| lhs signature Of II. wIsTAR, NJ ID.
This will be enveloped hereafter with . wfspper
copyright secured 1874 which will always pear
| written signature Of l. BUTTS"
Noas genuine uoless signed l. BUTTS On the wrsppef
For sale BY A B. 8. SANDS, Druggists, 100 FuIoust
Of William agents Of this city also 81 z7S Broad
way and II Esss Broadway, and ~ Dugsists general,
throughout The United sIsss Beware Of sounssIfsiu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03
ROSS WILKINSON, Publisher.

LEARv 4 Co.-suMMER HAr, is47.-of Rocky Noun
tain svery Beaver rhhOH MIXTURE will be introduced
on Saturday the Doth inst snd sold for the eHs' sea-
son, 81 their standard price
An adequate supply OF the raw material o0taneo
under peculiar advantages and their Improvements III
manufacture enable L. & Co TO present to their Gus
toners and the public generally in the above srucie'
that which has never before been offered at the price IN
his mr. any other country. je2 st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

PoLcE.-Henry Curtis was yesterday arrested
by officer Vanlassel OF the Thirteenth Ward charged
with stealing gold lepne watch, 20 silver watches &c
from Henry Snider Detained. --.J John Williams was
yesterday evening arrested by officer Je~ett OF the Third
Ward charged with stealing pair OF psntaoons worth
s. from Almond Williams, No 100 Green~ieh-st. De
tanned TO Answer The premises Of Paul Bsbcock, No.
s. warrenst were entered yesterday and robbed Of 10
silYer ten sunons worth $40. No ArTesi