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The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-24
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HOT SPRINGS, ARK.

kfHE sahacuhcrs have beefs mssings as uhis -1 place, Tor tue coming season, SaFtety oa ims presemeRss ba paFtlc aarly se bestes ensosr iAva- isds. sad these who visit for recreation, e ooiAsa the f!h ase and benefit of the tub ant vas>0f 6ath |, Is usssss 10 say any thing, so in,ads, iH praise q lhs virtues of these waters, nr none decide '" eohle To thene apisf tcHe seefasls, naf ruEpntse. mountains. tttl ef sAe fscwsHAd haaN tusa IheEa of their sudden and pusaagen. rescue lsosa sssteI- ing and death.
 Here nature calls from fortunes Eowa, Her children Of disease,--
 And hats them throw saeiF eFutehas dossn. And go wheFe'er they ptease. Ste seess 10 palse, noe asks complaint,
 To set the price af eures
 But, free to all without rcstraias
 She gives her waters pure. She gehtiy sooths the susferer's pains.
 Nor ases lance nor plil
 She needs no clerk io count tho grains. No ovcr-doses kiii.
 Let those whose crooked forms eefy
 The power of man te care; Who, every day, with axoaT
 Do more than deaih endaIs;-- whoss eyes. thongh druggea with opium. Are closed not--night noe night: Death da.ly mccks. bat wii net came. Though oie tos him ihsy psay! Let such como hsrs, foe here alone.
 Exists the power 10 save Here ,otteriag fcfms. but skin and bOaa, Are rescued irom the grave M
 HALE h wILLIAMSss Ro, Springs. Feb. q. ls41, aa--ssn and st. Louis Union. will copy three months, hy weekly insertions, and forward accounts to t e Hale. P. M. al Hot Springs. for collection.
 N. VI
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$500 REWARD,

TAKEN from my ofIee. wbile absent from LN l lie Rock, AoaEAr-s csisbrated work on % aeiraes Aay peTson sefaraing the same, will re. ceiyc sAs ahoys pewasd
 w WEBB Llt'ie Ne~g, March 2Z, l5iI 2s-iw
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Cincinnati Bacon, Sc.

IOUU 10. Sides, so las shoaiders, SOD lbs Hams, soc lbs extra sugar cured Hams. barrels Lard, barrels meas Pork, 21 boxes Star Candies, bxs mould Candles, s bxs tO by l2 Glass, bXs II by Is Glass, 20 barrels rectiGed Wbiskey, 10 half bbls do Go 2O0 bbs American Steel. I70o 5-s round and fiat bar Iron, Received per Arkansas MaIl" and ior sale by
 VIM. B. WAIT. March F n27--if
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MAR REED.

On the e3d inst, by Win. 5. Hut, Esq Mr. loHx $ CAockEr, of Tensessse. 10 Miss SUaAx JANE TAYteR. late of tss same stsie
The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-24

TAe amour, of tea consumed by the people of the United States. is Eghteea rnillion pounds al cost of Ten million of dollars
The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-24

. sI, Lot Lotis,-Accordingly ,o the census of sS s a year. he popuIa,lon of St. L. us is now ,o'V"' About $500 new buildings have 'eea erected during he year
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OBITUARY.

Departec this life at the restdeace of her hus. eand. Dr. t. II Emmett, in jaeksoapOr. oa the l7th fsst, Mrs MAReasKr S. BENNETr in the 47ts yew of her age. Ms. B. wss a wssns.. ess- dossed n remarkable degree wfsh that native dig n'sy ot mind and fnsnnes that peculiarly rharac tefiEe the tfas lady, possessing hae aaturs u.ind reared ID s<etiaa of esaatry. tia Jac ksoa county Isan-. oa tss Cumberland rsveT., whseh, in her ine, dit Iot possess those hae adyasisge. for tn teiisctssj Improvement thai may be ne, si,h I the present day-was datifaE child, fayori,e of her parents aad acqaaiAtaness, Ac,oted molhef and a eenevolsHs mistress The dss@ase with which she e,ed sss @esis isaamHessoa q tx pieaea, Il pro. ving fatal h 90 hedsss
 Blessed are tbose vhess in.qvi'ies are forgiven
 sad whcsg ssas are covered"
 fCoM,
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Last Notice.

4 IL persons indebted to H N Aldrieh. e,th., A by note or acc0ust are reqaested to make pay Deut by the let April of they wli f,sd their due, in ths hands Of an officer fer coils clion
 C. L. JEFFRlES. assignee of
 II. " ALBsicI March 10, n26- -Iw
 [GaEette shd Democrat eopv.l
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PROCLAMATION

By ti.e Gossrnor ef aie State ef .4rkGusas. WHEREAS. it has been made known to me W that. ,ae 2nd day Of February. ia the Cosanty s St. Francis, eessafa Hagh Casieei com. Inilte4 mos, aifoc'oos murder upon the body oi James Nbttseit;
 Now, therefore. I. TaoaAs s. DsEw, Govei no, oi ihe State of AfkaEszS. by rirtue the eatbofi. y in ms vested by law. do hereby oHer resssa oi two hundred dolafs io any person s<ho may agspfe- bead Inc xaid Hugh Steel. and deliver him to the Sbera of said County of Si. Francis iR asaes that justice in this behalf may be had and exseated. h t~-s.sssay Ahereoi. 1 have hereHBs@ sss my
 haal. aud cassed ihs seak of sand State to l.. bs affixed, at Little Rock, on the lsi day o
 March. 4, D. lsi7.
 FffO'S $. DREW. By the Governor;
 DAyTp b. GHEsR- Seere;asy of State
 DEscEIrTfoS--''Sssd Cssieei is about five seel sessa of eight inebes high. weighs about one hun dred and tairty sSe posDds has ght hair and blue eyes, and stsal SCAT under one eye"
 March :, lsi7. H-3,x
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SUNDRiES.

SGNDRfEN. RI BBLS, Ohio superfae Flour; IO do American Brandy; ! e9sk best winter Sperm Oil. 'Na 20 half boxes bunch RAisins
 chest fmpetiAi Tea;
 box double retired Lodi Sugars s beK soit sheIl Ainoness
 4s cast Flows. with points extra.
 snb-soli Flow: s@ dozen Garden Hoes; da uahspiAnfiag Trow eIs; do Garden Rakes; lf a bundle sail rods;
 r., !, Il sad Ineh hoop iroas
 i,i ]. ], {. !. i.. and is inea rsR7d isans ki l. tl. "A, |. and Inch sQaass iFsns. 7os lbs horse Ahse iron; 70 pieces slab iron; & i5e DsaHoad, and other pIes Wsgusda. 73 pieces assorted band lnoAs - A s. 5000 lbs sssof ted bar Iron, G~ bGndfss spring steele;
 10 bags drop snd baek shot 1000 ibs castings; Ma Received and for sale sy NM E. WAIT January Is. i3g1 la
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ALE.
SfsreA IG

slA BRIS CiReianasi Ale. Received per & ' ~ "Atkansas M4il. and fss sslu ay
 VIM. B. WAIT. MarcA IG, 37-~u
The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-24

Tobacco, Wines, &c. ID BOXES Tobacco. | ~ cssk Port wine do Msiags do, do Madeira do, do tanners oil. de Zante carrants, So sacks coarse salt Received and for safe, by
 VIM. B. WAIT. Feb. ,, Is4T. 2I--.
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Cotton seed.

Flour, Cheese, &c. aes Q0 BbLs. sspeTEns Flour, A M sg.& .JO i5 boxes chces2.
 5o0 ax. Cotton Yarn.
 soe0 shs, flat. round. and squase bar Isoa. 500 lbs. horse shoe Iron. a Wsggon and swgyy boxes, ss~a Dog Irons.
 hsseissd per t Alsrt, and ft,r sale by NOV. .s.--T VIM. B. WATT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

RUPTURE BETWEEN ScoTT AND TRIsT.-l neg
ected Gays the Jsapa correspondent Of the ~ Louis
Republican, in the hurry % writing my last, 10 mention
that warm and somewhat severe rupture had broken
between General Scott and the Clerk OF the State
Department Mr. Trst who has been sent here sort
Of GelCalissipO OF the American army This Is the
Mr. Tris,, II err not who impaired 10 Chsrles
lnserso the knowledge OF the existence Of privste and
confidential papers In the State Department. during the
absence OF Mr. Secretary Buchanan and who found out
a way by which Mr. lngerso unooHauutoHdiiy got &C
them, which ensbled him to make his groundess
and puerie attack upon Mr.. Webster; and the same
Tris who when Consul at the Havana few years ago,
WAS charged on the floor of Congress BY Mr. Adams
with being secretly engaged in the ssve.trsde. aud
which charge never cleared up. pretty repre-
sentative OF great nation At foreign Court, 10 be
sure A who for the bssest mesnest party pur-
poses. violates the confidence reposed in him by bis
superior, and trsmples with IMMUNITY upon the Const
tuition OF his country.
This Mr. Trist the exercise Of his mopgrel plensry
civil and military powers addressed letter to General
Scott directing him 10 what movement be must make
with his troops. portion OF those directions were
such as General Scott believed were At with the
best interests Of Government and the tendency Of
which would be he pr0Taofi0a rather than termination
of hostlites II the correspondence growing out
of this difference of opinion that the immediate
result OF this rupture Copies OF al the correspondence
learn, have been transmitted BY General Scott 10 the
War Department National Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26
Ecclesiastical Meetings.

The Maine General Conference Of Congregation.
a. Ministers has held its Annual Meeting the past week
a, Portland An Introductory discourse was delivered
By Rev Mr. KIRK Of Boston, the subject Of domestic
religion and government the great Of eevsfins
the moral and int scusl character Of nation and Of
perpeiustiDg civil and religious liberty. The different
benevolent societies Of this denomination in Maine also
hold their Anniversaries in connection With this Con
ference.
The Western Convention Of Presbyterians and
Congregstionasu met las, week at Chicago About
one hundred delegates were present
The General Congregational Convention Of Yer
mont met q, Springfield on the 18th inst Among those
present from abroad was Rev Mr. Thompson Pastor Of
the Tabernacle Church 10 this City. Or the subject Of
War Intemperance and Slavery the following Rssolu
tGns adopted
Resolsta That since the Gospel, II rightly applied, IL
fitted 70 remove the evils Of War the occurrence or
our present confc, with Mexico should lead Christians
to inquire whether they have, by proper application Of
pacific principles. given full opportunity 10 90 away
this urchristisn and most perniciOus custom
Resor,G That the times require Of Christian parents
especial Efforts 20 train up the rising generation IN the
principles Of peace and 10 guard them against the nec
lion OF the war spirit and the fsscnaisns Of military
psrsdes aud spendOr.
Resolued That in view Of the War now in progress,
We recommend its speedy termination BE- made sub
jeci Of special prayer by al our churches
R,sOlred That we spprove Of the American Peace so
cieiy and recommend that collections BE- taken In our
cOngre cations in aid Of ssid Society.
Vofsd, Thst Convention Of Ministers and Church
"a Ia Vermont heartily rejoice In the opinion which
has been eInphatcsy pronounced by the ireemen OF
this Stste the baotbOx In regard 10 the sale Of in
ioxicai'ng liquors. But while We rejoice we would
earnestly urge all Ministers and the Members oi our
Churches 70 renewed digent and well directed efforts
in making permanent this triumph in the temperance
cause especially would our Churches 10 30 see
TO IT, that the sale Of intoxicating liquors As bev
erage, be put away from them
Rrsolrcd That this Convention retain the same abhor
renee Of the whole system Of Slavery which hiss been
expressed by resolutions OF this body previously adopt
ed and recommended that such resolutions be collected
and published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

rys The following, from the n. o. Delta OF the
l7h inst seems be the general opinion in regard to
the mission Of Mr. Trist:
Mr. Trists Office promises TO be a snecure. The IN
fortunate dispute which has arisen between him snd
Gen Scott respecting their powers and relations Is not
likely to be brought any practical tests. Gen. scott
will ind more for his sword than bis pen-a fortu.
nate category for noble soldier and 90 poor writer
Mr. Trist may return the State Department and re-
port progress But the General has only 20 60 on con
auerng and 20 conquer and when he has organized
strong military Government. established an effective
police throughout the country concised the people
hy mild and lust Government opened wide the gate. oil
the country 20 American emigration, commerce and en-
terprise then will be the proper time for Mr. Trst or
any other prudent and respectable gentleman to be-
take himself 10 the Capital of Mexico TO hear and ar
range the terms of peace which will satisfy both ma
tons Then and not until then, will We be able 10 say
Now no more the drum
PrOvOkes 10 arms. or uumpcts clansor shri
Ahhgbts the wives or chilli q . virgins blood
utjoy and pleasure open to the view
Unnterrupted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

NEW .HAMPsHIRE.-rh Loco Focos opened the
session Of the Legislature with much talk oil al early
adjournment bu, they holding on In order to give
reception to President Polk who has been invited 10
ysi, the Ss,e-The Judiciary Committee, We see hes
been instructed to inquire into the expedeney OF enact
ing law giving Thomas w Dorr the rights aud priv
ileges OF citizen of the State OF New Hampshire
WhRi naNtl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

NOMINATION or GES. TArLoR.-A placard was
Yesterday stuck up in the prominent places in the
City, signed by Messrs. L. b. Sheppard McKeon,
Cutting. O'Conor and other leading L0co'Focos,
calling meeting to night for the purpose OF nomi'
mating Gen. Taylor TO the Presidency.
The time of the call is as extraordinary as pro
ceedng from such a source its purport 1t Is made
in the presence OF the person whom these same
individuals aided with their best efforts to attain
the position to which they would now nominate
his rival--we say real because Mr.. Polk has done
his utmost, whether Intentionally or not, to make
Gen Taylor a competitor for the place which he
now occupies. and which many uncharltable per
sons believe he is DESTROYS OF retaining another
term notwithstanding his proteststions to the con
trary-some, it may be, in consequence OF those
protestations
If this be called backing ones friends we say
with Falstaff "a plague upon such backing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

PRISON DIscIPLSE.-After discussion which
has extended through seven special meetings and fur
ulshed an arena for the exhibition of the highest skill
and taleu, on both sides the Boston Prison Discipline
society has laid the table the resolutions which in
volyed the merits OF the Separate (Philsdep hia) and
copgressse auburn Systems of Discipline. l, seems
to be agreed on ali hands that the discussion has done
good In awakening attention TO subject hitherto great
y neglected and in placing before the people fscts and
principles which mus, eventually form the basis Of
decision as to tho merits Of the two sys'ems
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

~ vEsPAsl,S ELLIS has announced that he is
n,ep.rsd TO receive proposals from parties disposed to
mite with him in the Navigation OF the orinoco by
steam the Congress of yenezueis having granted him
the exclusive privilege of such navigation tor period Of
sishtean years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26
GREAT yyMALE MEDICINE.

m, rovnsepdi, ssrsspsnila 10 sovereign and speedy
rn,s FOR iacipent consumption, bar.nDsss, sueonn1A
-, vhii.. obs,rucsf or difficult menslruston, ineontn
ence VI uDs Involuntary discharge In7feof mo to
ths general Pfosrston OF The sys'sr-no matter ~nsns
the result Of nhsrsat causes, or pfodueeab by neguU
Nohing can D. more surprising hsn us nvgorstng e.
fecl, Don tho humsB frame. Persons ali weakness and
s'S. b.fof. t..ny H. al once become robust and full
on energy under Ito Influence IL inmedary couns-fsfu
The n-rves.sness " tho female frame, which mo gos'
viii no. be expected of IN cases u ~ feiesle
nature exhibit certificates " cures performed bs We
can the afflicted that hundreds u es@s pave Deer
T-pored 70 as CAGES. where families have been
without children after a,ins fe~ boe. Of nj. loyaas
HE medicine have been blessed with h-athy Offspring
w.asps.. snd genera debility and suffering continually
by pain add sensation Of bearing down failing OF me
,nn and with other eulties ADD having Known esses
where your medicine has en-csc great cures ana Aso
hearing recommended for such cases . ss.s asss
IA. dir,ct,ons roo gave 10 shofI Time II removed
her snt. aud her health Being g.iet1l
Tor he benefits she received, AXE pleasure 70 thos "
ksoxl sins H. ard recommending u 70 me public
n D. MOORE, cor. of Grand nd Lydius o.
n T9xsss.o.-To al whom this may cones This
4, 10 e.rtfy hat my wife used bos u your ssssp~
rls previous 10 her Confinement under ne noel sfnns
81 swelling Of the feet nervous snecuons sno very aen
debitsLej Win my pers1ssion and me rec ommspasuoe
on tbo.. who bad used H. shs induced 70 ny Il, Vim
ne or DO faith and sQce " say No medicine nAa me
h.ooy and desed effect opy 10 The hoors " conhne
msnL ssr the expiration Of one weed Of ~ use .ns
degree and her hesEh now better than nsa ooeo Tor
long Inne prcyiOns
doabu Inc success OF he nsdiene yoa are enIi,sy vel
come to IL Subscribe myself your nes' oIss sn'
0'ns'N '' OPINIONS ov PHYSICIANS
Dr. fowrsspd u amos d.iy teesiying orders from ply.
siciAns 10 difsfen: par. o. NE Uoion- ,..,.,
ne City Of Albany 10 oemero1s cases prescnoec
To~ossuds sAsspsriIs, sn1 believe 20 ?. one On ne
81 pulias NJ D. j. Wilson, NJ D. & 3. bngKs ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26
Thing. Saratoga.
Corrcspondence OF The Tribune.

Correspondence OF ne IfIDuht
SARATOGA SPRINGS. June ~, ls4I
man Of the name of White residing IN the
upper yisgeH attempted TO commit suicide yesterday
morning by cutting bis thros, with razor. Dr. l.
Allen was called in and closed the wound leaving the
pstien, with some prospect OF recovery
Welch's celebrated Circus company made their sp
pesrsnce here on the 22d inst
People are now coming IN q, the rste OF from ten TO
thirty per day At each Of the principal hotels here
RAMBLER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26
General Notlfes.

" Neurepathy.-DR HOLLICK's New system Of
riaeHeS sscuns universal sent Medical men and
OF It's sxusof ain.Ty succe.a
The most reinArAao.e feature IN his sysem that
neither drugs any other Of IT, orsnsrv .gen arr
scarcely used n all sad YET ever, requisite eject Is pro-
duced. The chief agent employ thai nyserious Ard
Al. peryadins power, he sole Of ne and rotfor
generally called electricity, ssvsnism or sn-ti.m md
witch Is nov known 70 be The principle OF lie sef
Win proper apparatus. dnecied BY Competent know
l-s,s ~ phys;cosy and electro cyusucs, his uncoub
Cd he Se.s mean. posses Tor mitigating human suffer
in, In ii. Chouic and Nervous c.ses, and II Female
eases notbioy else can approach H. Business will
fnd Isis system means Of her shattered hesh
without any danger VI arioas Aiisie1se IKE Aose ma
foio~ from drugs - -, -,
DR. Ho.Aeas 01ce Is n warrsn-sL oa'ee eour' from
10 A NJ. I'LL 81 P. n.
~ Of al the book.rlI.rs is2i u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

CONFERENCE.-The Legislature adjourned on
Thursday after pro,rscted and sborous session The
two Houses could not agree the Bridge Question
and 90 the clause the charter of the Airline Railroad
authorizing the erection OF bridge across the Connee
tcut at Middeiown stands unrepesed. 1t seems to be
generally agreed thst Mr.. Speaker tosrEa performed
his duties in manner creditsbe to the State and to
himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26
soHooLEY's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS.


- Az THE PINE /. approaching Tor citizens 10 es,er'
Il nins upon the direction OF their sumner escafstoea
.sos = ". o. 10 ns: Esss,.
provrneols and Embellishments have been mads 70 "
sbovensmsd esIsohshmen' since ne sss sesscs-sS
when 4. the ar don u 9 and srlendd ou'dsng ece-
t.ioius n.s, sxty s-~ ping spsmen eonstfueed 10 ne
no.I mode m and improved ETY. for comfort ed eoevsa
ieues snd s6ordpg accommodations tof eetweso ssay
and one hundred p~sous sddiuon 10 ME nomses befe
toeD,. secommod sted The furnimrs for ihs euidinf
1,sy have been m .ds 10 The whole establishment To
House 10 newly painted and all ni.d no In thu beat poss
bic The greatly Increased so 800
.,ty with the fsh unable aud those In the pufsuu o.
h,sth Justify the undsrsignsd In the hoos and eooa1sat
x ,se talon that the patronage of HE sssahshnsns WI
contpue .s heretofore the full amount Of lie eaPeeiC
The establishment 10 now 10 no. In feeainess ana
the reception OF visitors ljel1 lmeod. MAns1:
n NATIONAL H0Tk s.Syl0I FL Log ss,: Liar sss.1
spacious and pleasant P,sni.ss TOO me ,h ,s't Ss,s
s 5 S ssd Ssps.
bs undivided attention 10 Tho comfort OF Az eues~ 80
win libersl share Of patronage
Ths place 10 passed fof seabaihins cool ene ~
s.hins br.>Ies hships. fosng smooA hard sod 's's'
roads for drives &c. -
near Fire LEI and Inlet Visitors leaving Nsw.Yoss -
Long I.l.nd Railroad at 81 A. N oraP H. tor sihw ~
minsdse or Deer Ps'k VIII always NOD s,sese 70 49,
n.ss I'd convey hsm eahylon. and feiurnibe ney eo
BABYLON Al before and arrive In New ~ u
Horses and carriages and bosis 70 Iss % sswsS
Bssylou juno "A, Iss1. iel3 ,m.o1.
- CLIFTON sPKINGs, tWbi,s Sulphur Efhis
ssIaDisbmeot. siiusIed upon The line Of NE Auoesn
- and Rochs.lsr Railroad. between Cansnddgue 81
-nsva In Ontario County, havos seen esiareed 80 ~
roughly htIsd up, is now open Tor ns recspuoa u ~
ors ....
Til. place 10 admirably situated IN aoarssins county
IN the h, Ar. OF me sate remote from the no'ss and duN 0
are villages cities, embracing beautiful grove ~.
eat tress a. Ito from the mid" Of whce
flows is spring. VI pure and beshfu watef 90 dspoe
by Nature please and interest the vsitof ana eeeeeU
IA d..r.bIe retreat whether for hose ssehing fsssosS
i've tom disrsse those who have few leisure 6sys -
ssss 90 spend In recroson and psasnrs. % foe 49,
who with Ihe families disposed 70 leave NE beeAee
walls OF city residence enjoy the refreshing ossesee
add pu " tho country. during ths warm ~
son.
charged somewhat ~ih coda, mssneeis end eafocaAe
g.s STAND Unsurpassed In their msdicins ehafseses =
remedy Tor the various ssn diseases rhsomaus sascnees
dyspepsia general debility u ths syssm &c sad heve -
foe tod esses where The wsss" OF onss spssss
have failed.
F-sliDg grstsfs for The liberal peironsse heresoors
c-yed The sabscnbsr most respec fully sohei~ ~ eoous
uaLce. . 49,
gsge free Of cbsTo 1AHnS
Manchester. May ~, isf7. JS1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

BuRYISG THE HArcHEr.-The two Loco-toco
newspapers q, Auburn the PariOs and the T0esiS-re
presenting the loving branches Of the pArAre 70 Dc
msrssd In the Hso Era In the publication OF which al
the proprssors of the former papers are 70 b en-
cad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

CONSULATE AT HAvRE.-The Express states
that probably Mr.. J. w Staples Of this City will be the
successful applicant for this plsce-ihe National Whie
OF Washington that 2. J. 6rund will be. We believe
that Il Is the third COpsalship. in point Of emolumenL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26
General Notifies
TREMENDOUSLY AND UsLIsaERs,
WLERs g. WELLS,
I3t tas.au-sf. N. y.

r. Wnter-Cur Establishment. = Roud-s "
and syoss-t. Oyster Bsyl T. L. Or SHEw. ts- earliest
American practitioner s1d sghor o. aerCqre receives
psfenis shove Those e tissrce may, by seniine
= fe@ be sivised f0r treatment II hone my2S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

NEwHAvEs-The Municipal authorities o.
New Haven have made the usual arrangements for The
reception OF the President on Mondsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

~ G. D. BRIGHAM, Esq. recently OF the ME-
CARA Cowtr 10 about to assume the Editorial d'reouon
Of the osrsSo o. WIG.