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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02
RHEUMATISM AND THE PILEs.
SEPTEMBER 1875

DR TowNsENO-n,sr SIR, My wife has been Cor sever.
81 years afflicted with rheumatism. She hos r.ed many
different remedies obtain relief bui al 10 pur-
pose She was finally induced by seeing your advertise
ment 10 give your sarsapara trial We procured some
Of 10 from your agent ('r Van Buskirkl ara y gives me
pleasure 10 that afer ung Il she nsTenced great
relief and IN very short time perfectly cured. was
aso together with man IN my empoyl badly troubled
with Pies and by using small quantity Of your ser.apa-
rllia our complaint was completely cured consider u
one ofhs medicines ard would advise all " o are
afflicted TO give II a trial. GARRIr GAkRAbRANr,
l.3 NarketsL Newark.
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RHEUMATISM AND LUMBAGo.
Il i

NfN'l UNT-f y july - IotI
Dr.. TOWNSEND Dcgr Sir For the last three years
have been sorey afflicted with severe rheumatic pairs.
have been times In the greatest sgony possible and una
bic 10 follow my employment have also bad severe al
tscks OF the luhsgo read accounts In the papers
Of the virtues OF your Ssrsapsra and thought would try
H. and II could obtain relief The lumbagO has eit
me- end experience 10 more OF my rheumatic pans NY
general hes IN has been improving since commenced with
T. for which am very thankful sad hope you will meet
the success that your remedy for those complaints
merls Your, &c. NC. RICHARD JONEs,
- D
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ALMOST A MIRACLE.

RgAD IHs FOLLOWING, and douotit you can, uAt SSh
sumption cannot be cured This Is only Of Ihs several
hundred cases Ag TOynssnds Safsapafllla has cured
BRoOELYy. Sept a, 1919.
ia. TOWNSHIP Deaf sH was taken little over a
yssrago with severe cough and pain IN my sue ~ IN.
cr-ss.f on me very fast indeed pronounced by
phvscians 10 have the quick consumption raised large
quantities Vi tad natter had night sweais and SINKING
very fast; my doctor said lie could do nothing fer
vent tho hospital IN hope OF being benelled, but was
there esincursbe was now greatly distress
"a al tie lungs and could hardly Breathe soon became
emacsial and expected 10 de was confined 10 my bed,
and obg ed 10 have watchers indeed, cannot give
Won any description that would do justice 10 my case.
was supposed By my friends 10 be past recovery hai
tied great number Ofremedes and All seemed 10 be 10
no uurpose read OF most eXtraordnary cures per-
formed By youf medicine, anu 10 tell you tie ruh, ss'
uaeted here was some hgmtug IN hem. But was In.
iuced 10 try Il dOu- and am very hankiu did
cannot say hal entirely we'll but ~ Tar recovered
a. To- be about ny business and hope 70 be entirely well 10
few weeks Ny cough and pain la the side, and night
,geas have sft me sd raise bat very ie, and am fast
gaining Ny usual strength lte "a duly 10 give yCu
statement Of my case % publish u ygu please
PETER BROWN,4T LilllesL Brooklyn
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CASroS.--A letter from a missionary at Hong
Kong dated Oct -. says Canton e BAD p.ace,
ten times more closed against the gospel than II vas TWO
years ago There have been deaths Of missionaries
wives in Chins within four years past MI ana MS.
Brown missionaries from america, vii 60 home IN me
ship Huntress with their children in consequence OF 'ne
III health OF Mr. B. The weather Is excessively bs1-
We shall get no cool weather until Deceubeg.
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Co-i1artnerships.

nroTgCF.TLe eop.rtrershsp q PRiMF WARD L
l\KING IL ltis dsy dissolved ty mutual consent ne
sub.crbers-New.l srs, January 5. lsiI.
SAME ,s e, s eRGSr 6fSyi i; II Dr. IN.
ARcHD GRACE KING.
The .r. have tbs lsy formed cc1artnsT.hp
under he frm OF PRIME. WAND CO and WI oorlt--
the Banking sock and E1ehzlge tls ness, % ~ g OF
DE LIE firn "a Wa.Lsi-New-York Js1uary >, 1871
q - he sr@ o. Join Ward l CO.
EDWARD PRIZE,
.SANL IL WARD.
i25iOt Of he lsle hrrn a Prime. WAId k.nE.
NI-sOLT TIUN.-Ths Copsrluers-ip hefeioi9re ex,
~ sting between tie s1bscr.oess under % I'm "a
BoARDMAN HART !, ltis cay ei,.oyed y .9 u.s.
sl' ela'i'' Pa'' y NO'''T THOMAS D. BOARDMAs.
SHERMAN BOAADMAN,
LICIUs Hart.
II. uu8sr.yr4a having purchased TIE entire s.ock ~
e. . . y, ana importer o. Britannia U'are.
and dealer iu Metals ~ Ire cd stand sgriE sp La
Pesrl-st llflwl u LIS, "a IN =
THE PARTNIRsHlP ssIs'9..T . .ss'e a..
solved by nurlsl consent Tie ansetei business Ct ne
frrn VIII be closed up y Geo, f.sor,, We "
The nArae Of lie frr1 tor 1IA' 70 FosrrR
Eew-Yors. Feb l. lsi.. llll..l DAyID B. AgAr
NoTICEThe eOPsrs ss1is o, Dnlslit, sES s
o W - -, $500. EDMUND DWIGHT.
o. ne lS1e Pa'-1ef'' u CHANSiNG SEALS,
SAMUEL I ROGERS.
.,. - ...-- .,-,turs yss Commission business
No. ~ srr' I'd y DWIGHT co ~ p si.,.t
gsAI Ell T. RO6ERS-
o.,,,. 2. -,,,-i, = Bcsls, having assuclsted with
lNVIit n - .ev vii cor rls tae Fl01r a. J
o s -. :. ts.iress.s III pfsr .-s ,,rer,y ce -
- OTie1if oeeis = - "A CHASNfSG BEALS,
y NEWTON BEAlb.
Dated New. YOrE. Fss. 1. I21. = =. =
WI ~ SEYMOUR il GO. ssv. .s. Gay ,ti1
W,JAslE5 i. WEITt' a'o s'F-'~'"~r
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RHFIMATISN-
More than thousand cases OF CLronc Rheanatsm
have been cured BY the Of Dr. Townseads Sarsapns
NVW.YoRS Dee Il is4i

have been cured BY The use " Dr. Townsend SarsapNs
NEw-YoSS, Dec "a iSAL
To Docros TowssESD-Sir; think Il NY duty 10 return
you my sincere hanks for the benefits have cNper-
erced by the Of your Extract Of S1rsspsrllA WAS
afflicted for months with Rheumatc pains and also
Inflammation OF the Liver the sufeficgs which endured
FROM these diseases rendered my lr burden me.
tried every remedy that presc bed FOR me from hrcs
q the best physicians IN he city, bui without receiving sny
permanent benefit considered mysef incrahle, hnt BY
he advice ola friend was induced Try yo1r Compound
had but faint hopes Of success, bar an happy say.
had taken thgn bali bottle beiofa experienced
relief. This induced 10 pcrseVere I'm ia use. snd two
houss have effected entire cure II is some orhs
siuce used Your remedy and grateful and happy
ssy / never enjoyed better health
shall lake great pleasure IN recommending Il 10 the
all cd for by is usa frn believe ny lie saved.
WL tie greatest respect allow IRE % suhscr5e myself
your graieiulfdend, WILLIAM b. MORGAN,
IS Csnal-st corner Of Broadway.
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PARAGUAY AND THE UNITED STATEs.-Ihe Her
aid publishes from the Commerce. dsl Plata OF Nov ~
part ofhe correspondence between M Grahamour Con-
sui al Buenos Ayres and Mr. Brent in offering IN August
las, the mediation OF the United States between the con-
hictins Governments Of Paraguay and the Arsentine
Republic The main facts connected with nus rans~e'
ton were published here some time since and we nave
not room for the documents.
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natent Meoifinfs.
OR. TowNsEND's sARsAPARILLA,
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN IN
WORLD.


THIS EXTRACT e p1lup In ssasf bottles; snr hue'
cseap<r plessAner. s-a warranted superior 10 any
sold Ii cures 6sesses Wifhcu, rcmHg psrgtrg, nser"'
tar OF d<bslitsssas The patent ~,
TIE greet beauty sri superiority o. his ssrsspa7iis
ali o,hsr remedies l., while u erate1es diseases
iavisOrsges he body.
IT HAS PERFORMED
NoSs THAN 5000 cvsEs rn, Sr,a
LOCO cURys 90 RHxUNartsN,
1890 oURss o. DYsFEFsi,.
$500 cUsEs o. GESERsL p1sLIrv, sad want Of
Nervous Energy.
5000 FEMALE COMPLAINTS AND ofEs.
1900 cUEEs or DISEASES
o. he Blood viz. Ulcers. ScroGis. ErysipSiss, Sal.
Hheun. Pimrles Tie face Sc &c together with npmsr-
ors cssses of Consumption Liver Complaints srinH AZ
frctcus. Tnis aware must spresr Incredible,
bat have ieters from ply sciSns and sgsns from
parts OF The tniied States, informing ol extrsor-
csnsry cures. r. Van 6rskrk. Es1. o. .As most
spectacle Druggists in Newark NewJersey informs US
that he refer ,nsn hundred and ty
In Tat psce alone There thousands q cases in ihs
City Of wYok which viii refer 10 with pleasure,
snG ~ men OF character wei known.
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~ We have New Orleans papers OF the 2ith
ult with the details OF the news received last night o
Telegraph bs, they came toe late 70 be OF service Tor
this edition
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RROOELYM AFrAIRs

FoRr GREENE PAEE.-This improvement seems
now in a fair way Of being accomplished The Eagle
proposes a plan which with the addition Of some .
cents on hundred dollars to the taxes The work can be
done
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r. We are indebted to Hon w. . MiLLkk
for a copy Of the speech he would have made IN the
House Of Representatives on the Treasury Note Bill oa'
for the application Of the previous question
To Nj GIDpIvos Of Ohio are also Indebted Tor
copy Of bis speech on the Mexican War.
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nREAr FEMALE MEDICINE.

Dr Townssnds SArsaparlia Is severe IN and speedy
cure for irc'penl c0nsumptcn barrennfss leuronh~a
enre II urine or involuntary discharge hereof and FOR
The general pro-raton vi tho sysemno msttef WHEELER
the result u inherent causes, or produced ~ iega'
lArity Illness or accident
Nothing can be more surprising Than ~ ny 5Oratng n
f,cs upon The human frne. Pers0us all weakness and
Ids before taking IA once bec1mo robust and tul a
~naxy under 10 influence llmnediseiy cyunieTacts s
seryr-osness Of he female Frame B ~ % the great cause
OF barrenless
twill not b. expected OF ns 10 eases Of % delicate ma
urs 70 exhibit certificates Of cures penfmed bat We can
asure he Afflicted that hundreds Of have been re-
ported u Several cases where -niles have been
without children after using feN boesof this nyslas
bic MEDICINE ave been blessed with healthy otsprinR
Dr. TowssTSD Ny wife being greatly distressed By
gsskness and genera IL ieoily, and suffering continually
by pain and .en.sicl o. bearing down. falling Of he
WOMB ard with other dcute., and having known csses
where your medicine las effected great cgres and aso
tean recommended for such cssesss have descrDcd
obtained bottle Of Rxtrsct Of Sarsspsrils and followed
he directions You gave Ia sncrt period Il removed
her cod snd restored her % heath Being gfa'eEi
Tor hs benefits she rece.ed take pleasure ~ nus se-
snoH.edginK 10. and recommend " 70 NJ fp1lf
". d. MOORE, cor Of Grand and Lyd.us SIS.
Albany, AgE II, l9fA -
Dg. TsaSsExo TO Ill whom this may eoucern; This
. 10 certify hat my wife used ore bo'Ne Of your sarsapa
RIA previous 10 her conhneren under ihs ros alarming
and delicate crcIntsnces, beins troubled with tie drop
~ swelling d the feet nervous Affections and very mnca
debistad tyiih ny PERSUASION and he recommendslon
of tcozs 10 lad Used H. she Induced ~ Try H. win
lite OF no lh and slce Il 70 say, the eilcne bad the
baupy md desired effect not OILY II the hours n cOnne
merit Jlt afef tie expiration " one week of It's use the
oroUsv and ervOus affection gave way " esionshins
deZree and Ter health Is now besr han L had been for
long Tine previous.
doubts The access Of ne medicine you entirely wei
come % r. I subscribe myself your most oeed.eat sns
obliged servant, s. 5. JAMESON
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

~ JObns0a's Toothnche DrePs.-Ihs ,ose
Anodyue for the rame5 a.e ami permanent cure ~ Ia1
remedy. become iHsme0sey popular viii noe 40 nave
h. many ifrlons have lately been Erect upon iA
market ~ urprncpled persons and cold he original
ani genuine article. The object % uls pNreTruph - 10
caution public Against al such spr GU 1qnpOul j. rs
no Glove Anodyne csu r0rby be The cH ne article 20
o-g and favorshy knOya By hist NAM bui Tat prepared
during four Eve years BY 4 B. D. slaas' 80 or me
iss wear bv Henry Jonson fslcress0r 70 b. Sands &
Co who 4 now tie cole proprietor Tho oliy SAFETY Tor
purchasersi IL 10 De sure and 0f Lonesome Iooha'a
Drops aud to examine the wrapper OF he vil "a ever
one Of the genuine as no signature OF Henry Johnson
Renomhdr tlsi tie True Glove AlOdy q ~ iuned lie
cnr,, for ne rost violent f0ofGrhe PEN IN he gnn-
and thai 70 is uaIuiscinrel genuine Ol.y By HENRY
JOHNSON, Chemist sad Dmgs,si 10. ~ Broadway
side IN the Grane Building Sold aso 81 V fulio-'
A. ~ Fast Broad say aud 9 HudsCn-sL PTcs :. cells
a
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oLpReyMEN AND PHYSICIANS.

As WELL As THOUSANDS OTHERS IN AL PARTS or rHs
United states are continually sending certificates and In
forming us OF benefits derived from Dr. Townsends ssrsa
parlLa.
Dr. TowNsESD-Si Some time since you requested my
opinion OF the oyour Compound syrup OF sarsapa-
rla am nov prepared 10 give H. have used Il In my
practice aud presc bed or the last few months and must
give nv decided preference anything Of the hind
with witch acquainted both as 10 iis medical virtues
and tie reasonable price elwhch you sei In seroiuous
affections cuianeors eruptons generally, dyspepss, ind.
ges0n cosyivs habits and liver complaints, am much
pleased with It's effects In these complaints any other
where scrofla "a indicated With confidence recon
mend II the patronage OF Tie profession ss valuable
41x'sy Tor renewing tiscsss sos Of s most onbis
soms losss snd = q ssG s-;e - msasi5s
Brooklyn, Nov. q, 1886.
DR TotvssExD-D Dear Sir Having tor some time pasl
heea afflicted with pulmonary Affection my lungs, and
~oriinu. pain In ms SIDE owing 10 evening exposure IN
preaching and finding my disease % Increase
with urici difficulty OF breahing and other alarming aymp
toms was advised BIZ zyman friend OF mine, TO
nv YOUR celebrated SarsapenIa did 80, and stier Ia
kng two or three bottles found myself relieved. Myap
pefa Ina been restored find myself much stronger, and
hope very soon 10 my usual duties have been
40 greatly benefited BY your excellent medicine, feel II
nv nty 10 make Known he facts for he benefit OF others
who may b ab0rng under The same dcues thu. have
been for sous tine past. especially, yours,
SAMUEL WHITE, Pastor of Baptist Church
Nov q 1873. staten Island.
Principal ofsee, i25 Fulion-st sun Balldngs
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ROUOuFTS

~ or Choice, Rare md Fragrant Exotic
FLOWER. made Ia sggs - please The most 'ast1iolf,
are % be lad ~ 4 few s1fs rotccl - JAhEs HUGO
nd Sun ss.dsuan ~. Broadway.
r. T. j. Coleman, Exchange BROKER, No. %
Wsilst NeS-YorE. Llcurrerf money bought and sod
gold and silver exchanged note snt . collected %
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~ nr. Knnnlna,. God, lIEncc.--Far ne relief

y DIR. BnnnIIHIS ood3 bFIttts- = = toIIol y
male and digestive Eys;oncadlng dyspepsia e1nsu D
ton piles dropping and distortion - common - child 90
and Young sdes also BLEEniSG AT TIE Lungs. IL PER
feet substitute fof 10 and consiraring sho
bra.e with none Of ther pecious tend nces Unlike All
others -cls ~ supporting lie small oi The back, rnas1
the facrum, and By irmE fsxiby Lia whole ,ntorla
pile Of organs Pamphlets and ooOk Common Sense,
giving information, be bad - the oEr- - Broad AZ
A adv IN kttendsnes 20 lads n-suD ~ SOW
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r. Wnter-Cure.-Dr. sHEW, having returned ron
Europe, pfgctises ihs new system a. ha l.stinaon %
Cure Journal lseini-noulayl BY Drs SdV ar. rersln 4
pathshed ne very los Prce Of ~isyo-f b. a4'snce
L Inns
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TrALF PRICE-VnY DON'T IN De gsyan,e
iKnrs Bands aGd Belt which are SOFA ar ~ bfpal
Wv -8rner q John e. a. faf price, are e5lnefivs
am. d. Christie ~ rs agent pIbish uem a, slcn m
.- r. I'M. 40 that Tie public csn understand the us.ef-
a. 10 it Tor be- cannot dspu.e hst le sans man
st these hes furnished h % f9r ne pat t"O
years Remember lie bali price store, ~ rfo1a"sy
lm--Ln
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1srwondsrfhl preparation he addicted have ~ ~
NA-N they lcng ard seriously cabsd sbv ~ -
tsry sar In The sss OF twenty thousand botss hes bssa
known failing do all that expected Of IL go
IKE magic in all rheumatic s1eeons and pains OF sii ma
cure all Sores any description either man OF hofsa
the application 10 rsde, and In shorter limo thsn ~
other remedy ever offered TO tho psops. II IL very ma
Prsnl safe aud sgreeabto he used upon ali sgss, estss
psy and Internally and fear of taking cold sss IL use
thai saved his Ire Of Of HE mon, and IN usiag twsssy
dozen bo.tle has failed-
Hgh Bhags AT this place roee amer groes has eese
Roberts builders Of the bridge Mr. Mason ssys, that b.
four bottles hs rheumatic patns have
been entirely ersdcacd Mr. Roberts xivss has his opn-
ion that of the great eausss cf saving hslne
from injury sustained from fall To he had q % John
and 81 he great Central Depot, Harlem Railroad Ones
Cy Hsl IN lsrs" bottles at - cents No, h". NJ" sr-
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OPINIONS or PHYSICIANS

Dr. Townse.d e almost daily receiving ORDERS from ply.
sic'.ns n different paris u The Union
Tb. 10 certify that The undsrslzre1 Physicians OF
the city Of Albany have Ia prescribed DR..
To~nseuds S.rsspari.s ami believe Il 70 be Of The
moe, valuable preparations OF he Sarsap 10 the market
n P. Pulling, NJ D. J. Wilson, NJ D. r. B. Briggs, N.
d. P. z Hlmendorf N. d.
Albany, April ], 1875
The following IL from Ct the espsctable psys.
eisrs on Long Island GzEESsosr, July 10, lsa6-
ps. TovssESo-D<ar SIR: Il IL vifn satisfaction that
cay you nat have recently witnessed IN several ceses
ne os, beneficial results from your Extract OF ssrsaps
nA Being gAged n he prartice 81 rs~dicre hss
prescribed IN several cases, and never winout o~nen,
In the removal OF diseases arising from cersn2ea 1s
Ct the digestive organs snndice kc II FAR exceeds ~
Thing Of The kind before offered 70 The Pooc fO"
Will please s.nt TWO dozen, kc. &c ~ n
Respectfully yours, =. c. Preston, N "
Principal osee IL Futonst sur Bzdlag. y : k "a,
ding Co No Safest BOsto1; ". Dyott sons, iS1
North secorf-sL Philadelphia Haze orlf 90, bal
I-1o-~; Dgroi 4 Co Rlchrnon. p u Conen, Shzfrstor
Wnxhi CO. ISL chsrirsssl Ss~ orieassi lv9 sesh
Pssr.-sl Alb.sy; T. Van Buskirs z Bod coz MARKET
81 NswsrE J.; ard by Prrri2sl druzsisss generally
tr1 dti he United States lcces, add he znstas.
Nors genuine un.sss pat ap In The arye square botles,
xh,rh eoc,xin quar-, and signed with lhs written sigma
eisss ~ smfa1tAe
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Tie members Of dis Cub (beng hi ms hat was organ
iKed in the Unonl viii give grand Bal n comrenua a
tor OF the ratification ftne Treaty OF Cheat Il TIE Apollo
on the l7lh February 1877. They have made afrsn -
auts with distinguished artists who already engaged
decorations tsl FOR tie occasion. ct
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~ Commissioner for New-I orE md Con-
necticuf.-J. ID. " WELLER. Co1asel0r - Low" an
uaIY Hsl- BN
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ST. A9 ESS.E e. Z ; X; III 1''
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WINTER t.AEMKNTe-Thst .i.ses "a our s rs.
w Of wlrisr garments, eonpnsnd =, ssss,,,.. sss1
ens.' sn~ WM r. JENNINGS co.
P,zaa 2sI Brosdvsy. Ansdcan Heel
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rI,ur ORICINAL GAIyANIC RINCs, Flul

l ssnds Bes PIsslers, Bracei~is. &C. al hall prce =
Ohe- articles 10 proportion, sl 0f which are werrrniet
10 h. the same "a ~ ,io's a. scit 81 tel PEE cT
Five LsuGred dollars win be forfeited II they are aot ne
ZANE ariieiea and manufactured BY The stne men.
Rod AZ. fsigying AEdarifl.
Or Christie dare dispute their genulneness or Tie
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= -, ,ToI7R Z co. bsvs thi. Gay tsasa
w rNs::,rIs = WeIaE, mo s0PsrtrsTsEiP INV
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Boarding a,,N Eotels.

BOARD AT NO az CORTLANp-sT.
TWO OR THREE gentlemen can now be sre"u,rro
dated with board, and single apartments Il required
o., ,,nlarata III trfsc
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~ Dr. Ciiste'5 Genuine Oalylnc arilcleI, which are
achieving such wonderful and celebrity ihsi new
coun.erets appear every day can be- obianet only al
~ lea BROADWAY, e.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-06
COM, egg[onaI aaroteenEnns.

MONDAY Jan. 4.
SENATE. Message from the President was
received and read asking an increase i'll the Ar
my, and the appointment of Lieut.. General.
Mr. Cameron presented petition from Bradford
county, Pa, for the Abolition of Slavery. The
question of its reception was laid on the table,
House. Mr. Preston King asked leave to in
trOduce bill, substantially transcript of that Of
last session, appropriating $4,000 to enable the
Presided to conclude Treaty of Peace with
Mexico. The House refused to suspend the rules
TO receive it's TO 80.
Personal explanations were made between Mr.
Baily aud Mr. Davis, and the offensive expressions
of each were withdrawn in manner highly hon
orable to both gentlemen.
A Message was received from the President
recommending earnestly the adoption of the Sec
rotary Of Wars suggestions for increasing the ef
hcency and better organization OF the army for
an increase of the officers of the regular army and
particularly in the higher grades and for the APP
pointment of ageneral officer to take command of
all the forces in the field during the war
The President says that it is desirable that eff
hcient measures be taken to terminate the war be-
fore the warm season commences.
In Committee OF the Whole the bill authorizing
ten regiments was taken up and debated
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-06
REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.

me Southern mail brings advices from Cam
peachy to the 9th ult There had been another
outbreak IN that city. The object OF the outbreak
Is to sunder entirely all political connection he
tween ucatan and the Government OF Mexico.
pronunciamento was also made by the garri-
son OF Iabasco, on the 10Th of November 1t al
reyes that full representation had been made to
the supreme Government of the detenceless state
oil the Department OF Tabasco, aludes to the re-
cent invasion of the Americans: that Govern
ment had disregarded their prayers for aid. and
Tor these and numerous other considerations thew
declare that the State OF Tabasco disavows the
present Government of the Republic. and will
regulate her internal administration upon basis
more liberal and more adequate to the circum-
stances OF the existing war. The declarations
were approved OF by reclamation.
Private letters from Tampco state that our men
suffer much from intermittent fever.
Inc impression prevailed that Herrera wouId
be elected President Of Mexico at the openino Of
Congress, and overtures OF peace Immediately
made.
Farther correspondence has taken place be-
tween Gen. Taylor and Santa Anna. TayIor's
letter concludes with hope that the Mexican
Congress will accept the offer of the United
States, and enter on negotiations for termina-
uon OF hostilities and permanent peace. Santa
Anna's reply is dated at San Luis Potosi IL is
courteously worded. In conclusion, he homes
,ne sovereign National Congress will act as shall
DC most conducive to the interest Of the Republic
nut believes that neither Congress nor any Mex
lean will ever be able TO listen to overtures of
peace unless the National Territory is first eyacu-
a'ed by the American forces, and the vessels OF
war Withdrawn. Until this is done the Mexican
Nation Is determined TO defend at every hazard
inch by inch Of Its territory.-W. Y. Tribune
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PROGRESS OF ST. LoUIs.-Itis estimated in the
81, Louis Union that 5000 good and substantial
buildings have been erected by the corporation Of
ST. LOUIS within the last two years