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The Arkansas banner., 1847-02-24

,1ppaE C. c. eeorT~-We mks grsei pleasure in pdblishig ihs' fsiioNing, jus; .riss;e to the character of ,his genllsaaan. More especially as 1t is iaken from paper, the PiIo. and Sentinel printed ct Gainesville AIabamas where Judge Scott resided some Zen or twelve yshrs. From our own ac- quainianee wish him t is well meri,ed:
 lt is with pleasure we note the fact, that our former fellow lownsman, Col. ChrisiO- Irhsr c. Sc0ss has received the well merited appointment (by Legislative choice of Judge cf he 8ih Jndieill Circuit of the State oi Arkanss=. EmiaAndy qualified for the eti- eiens dischargs of all the high and responsi- ble duties incumbent on the office, he has in common, twilh many old and warm lriends) our best wishes, for his continued prosperity and success.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-02-24
By Authority. ]. I<
Jamaes K. POlk.

Preddent ef As Uaiisd Siaiss cf America. To ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS
 suAII, CoME--GREETING
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By Telegraph to The Tribune.
PROM TIE s0ITH.


There is no general I VS. sloat. Col Garland
Leuis Wooster and Johnson Of the Regular Army
are still here enjoying the festivities and courtesies
OF the Notwithstanding the iheht-rs AMI receiving
attentions from the city Authorities.
WAsHiyGToS Disc 90
The citzens Of the District Of Columbia have 'e-
solved to give Gen. caitman and Shields public
dinner On Friday next, at Falers tel.
Secretary Walkers stu unable TO attend to the
performance Of cif,ial duties.
We Learn the fat that 4 teiegaPhic letter has
reached this City from the y IS. from Gen Tay-
lor. stating that he vii be here soon.
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Coppre.,ionaI Convention.

Ata Convention OF the " ing Electors OF the
With Congressional District, held at the house OF
Martin smith. TarrS town, the 22d inst on mo
ton. GEORGE BENSON Of Rockland Co was
appointed President, and THEODORE II. BENZ
DICT OF Westminster Co. was appointed Secretary
The delegation from the Id Assembly District
not being full motion, the delegates present
were Empowered to hll the vacancies, and the fol
lowing persons presented their credentials
Eectaaa Co-George Benson. Garret FelIer. A. /.
Chr,.iis. EdWArd rye, G. ". Caflsnc.
V.alhsstr Cl.--James knoWion, George W. Miller. ii.
l. Coco Jsaossi swain, ite~c i. Mead, J.coo fosAA.
samuel n. furdy, iheoaoie h bcnedlei, Abraham An
War, Chsuneoy smith
On motion. the Convention proceeded to appoint
see!esate 10 the wnis National Convention.
Isaac H. Mead nominated fr'hsis bAisi1o ana Edward
Pye nominated John Il. 1edney.
fhr memoers hsyiaE voted. except ChAuneey Smith,
who declined. the following was me i. s
John h. Ge5ney. James hno"'Vh-- -
Lewis G.. flstt....----..z.
Onmotlon John H. Oedney was hereupon unanimously
t,eced DELEGATE. and James huoY WAS uh"iS'''s
elected substitute delegate. ~. 49,, ,.. !,
On motion. Elwarc rye, Lewis L. fiAtt Sh0 '~"i0S -
Swain were appointed a District Committee.
On notion } B. swain, NJ. l.. Colo, James hhoNl'on'
Etwad aud L. L. ChTsie we're appointed eohani''sS -
cran Resolutions. iue Committee reported lhe '00"iHe'
which were unanimously adoi ted; .,,
he,oted That TIM. Convention 3 IN favor Of the hon
nation of usNEY Clay as the Wing candidate TOT Tho
Presidency anl that Delegate be reqasstd 10 maze
very honorable f0rt 20 secure hk nomination. -
hssol.td That We sppiove Of, ard i1Ay endorse me
sentiments embodied IN the Address and Resolutions
Presented by HENRY CLAY al the Lexington meeting.
kssoited That heartily appreciate The hlsh mora
ecufage and devoted patriotism thai daIes reuuAo TIC
pt Of conquest that bI0s utcrance iOr tue Inst us "a
tie history OF our Government in the Message VI ffes
aeat Polk. .
eTed That we are opposed to the father acquisition
Of Mexican Territory iol Tue purpose Of extending
Slavery
kssoied That the proceedings Of this Convention be
puslshed IN the HUDSON River Chroricc, Peekskli ne
pusiean Rocklano County Messer ger New Oh Tribune
kna Albssy Evening journal
On molten, The Convention adjourned.
GEORGE BENSON, Prss.deai
YgxopesE II, BEsIpieri Secretary,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-31

ACCIDENT To THE STEAMER CLFoPATRA.-We
learn hat the steamer Niagara which runs between
this CITY and Bridgeport. came into collision this
morning near Hurgatc with the Cleopatra OF the
Norwich and Worcester Line, and stove IN the
wheel house OF tue latter vessel aud caused other
dsmsge-al amounting TO as much AS $1,000. Our
informant a passenger on board the Cleopatra
saysthe collision arose from the carelessness OF the
Commander Of the Niagara No person was In
iured on either boat
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HOLIDAYS.

T!O FuLrON.Sf-A a. COUGH co Srugiis's
IROard dealers IN rerfuuery. cosmetics and patent
medicines have on hlud 81 extensive ss,otrsct q seIu
ciue r. 3d. French fr4 American perfume asc itucy
goods suitable for frcseuf which they cer Ter sac AZ
considerably les thsn Broad Way prices Theirs Is DE-
rof Of every patent medicine general Csc and persons
wishing ary article n this ios De assured n finding
them al genuine houi locking any farther than AZ this
central location A. a. CO. are propretors Of NIX
iies Tafters8ls Ueaye Powders, liiihie specific
tor heaves horses and me best mei % improve The
DIGESTION tsftfu aud eNhislato this noble auimsl33
tuonst north .ds foaIt door trom LIoaasay. -. ~
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GALkANlC STRENGTHENING fLAS THIS
~ That peculiar season OF the yenr, when
Pasters OF any Id Of ACKNOWLEDGED value Is st %
hand therefore deemed proper 70 direct attention
the peculiar claims " CtRStlks Galvanic stree z'n-
enng Pilaers At t4s many persons are aoIr 90
a ced by sudden char o. the weather ana 0sr OF
decafe constitution experience constant colds p-ins
and weakness Of the chest symptoms a asthma oppes
sion OF thu pulmonary ans AID many other distressing
complaints. AL these might be entirely prevented or
when pres nt may be promptly removed By the use oil th
Galyanic Siren hening Plaster Fer the speedy relief
rheumatism, constitutional debility, weakness OF
the back pain IN tbs sideas certain preventive TOR
colds. and iu many 81 those comp anis 20 which females
are especially liable, the Oaivsnc Siren ghcnng fAste
Will be found Of great and permanent advantage IN seW
words 10 embraces al the virtues OF the best tonic pfept
ration with the important addition Of The galsallc hn
ence which neither imp aired exhausted ~ile ne
action continues These fasters will b. found entirely
free from those objections which constant source o.
plant with the ornary pasiers 10 common use ara
iho sensation caused By wearing them il exceedingly
pleasant aud agreeable
CaUrioS-1re great success ard celebrity n CHRIS
TIES Oslvsnic STRENGTHENING Platter hs caused them NJ
be counterfeit and rnprnciped p.rsons offer worthless
limitations. TIE only place in New-iofs % obtain the
genuine articles a 49, Broadway between John = and
Maiael-sne. d. ~
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Thing. In Philadelphia.

PRnADrPniA Wednesday, Dec. 90.
Fsiy th7 morning the rear q Dlbys tavern. Psi Mar
ketst was scosered ire lf was biicx structure
the lower pant used asfahle Nine or ten horses belong
ins 20 tanners who Tut up there were burned farmer
bed his if.cu by tle kck oi one 90 the aiuEute1
animals Ihey were Oh t7he1 ouf OF The lfcnt Pm ding
through Tie lsi-O1m The Viper Parts Of the hu ldug
were occupied tufnar and carpenters shopsal were
destroyed.
The remains Of Sen loI Fairfield passed Though here
this morning the way 20 Portland.
FATAL RFNc0NTRE.-The Sandersville GER
clan Of the 2ist inst says: We are authenicay in
iooi that yGIy sudden and Xpected renconte took
place near Emmett, in wilkinson county, on Wednesday
last between Gen James B0sck ans d. John h. Barge,
which resulted Ia the immediate death 90 he latter. We
say that ycry accurately informed a. TO the
crcums,a uccs connected with The affair bat Judicial in
vesga0l Of has been h4i which resulted in the entire
acqutial 90 Gen. kOstck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-31
SWEErS

lyOR THE UOLIDAYS-SAMUEL W. RCWORrH
~ Bowery has The finest assortment Of confectionery
esndy 0ys ald cher articles suitable Tor the Holidays IN
the c''v All orders viii be speedily and faithfully exc
cufed Tor either country. Mr. kowofth st con.
finues 70 dispose of his "Wilc Cherry ard Hosrhound
for coughs. ds s-sthroat. aud consumption sso BIZ
famous Eveffon Tally. and the celebrated Eushsh BAN
Pipe. for plnpnsly affections aud hrarseuess Mr. 70
worth Invites attention OF the pubc 20 his esiaesn-
.----- - u D.. --L-. -----l d -m
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HOLIDAYS.
SPLENDID CAKE

And CONrrC rlnNARN ir al their Feysral vArleties
~ may Be- I'D - N l.. ANDER>oN>. 'e3 Cara 81 I
doors west OF sriess W Plm. eitou current A.
flliy New Years cskes mscrsfoa's iatihAs hon-.'n
Charlotte d. Nusse. islhes. r't'oes, &C &c fsnies,
wedding sn1 prls.te parties rsy depend aon nt'ir (
any orders attended o. VIII The asn ne
ari.clss we're made undsr their own supera.endeuee
a. ~
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ned that he oaiy place ID Ssv-Y0rk &c
obtain these celebrated sfcies genuine, j. AZ rs ~
Broadway. between Jota. al N-itsa-.ane -sJ 10 sl
rvanic article. j. truly wonderful snd their great ces
Sdty ca1s-i them 20 b BY needy person
tie cubic are respectfully guarded No Druggist Dru1
s8rs in Sew-York viii ever BE- allowed b seil Dr. Chm.
.tels, the sale .nd e1clnIy- Agency st L. Broad
-uH n
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~ ,,oorhead,. 1.rsdaated Magnetic Ma

rhine--Tl-ss n.v ana beautiful Instruments nave
e.iv-f the general enrennst1n o. ne medical pIofes
so N ~. 80 On account Of their ETeat slmgcty and
.xrsl-rea Thsy srs confidently recommended - being
he o b.satss convenient sna efsctua Article q a..
sins -f ~. ever been Introduced D the public. In CT
s.-.. IN erouic or nervous character the A.
tending Their use truly wonderful Zach machine u a.
sorpsa-d by rasaual viii fsl directions. Ar a ~Ar
r.rtst ns5uf.c,uIsd sad soi4 wholesale AID ret, y
All ~ ID & MOO 30 ~. sr-tfvsg. n
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Extract Of a letter from an american to his friend
in this City, dated

MAIANoA ~ NNNs @If 1910
. see no prospect Of speedy termination Of
this Mexican War. However much 10 he terorei. has
now become a materof necessity TO use more stringent
measures with the Mexican People Hitherto the War has
hen blessing rather than curse 20 Ne1c0p
Is il has poured treasure q country into laps OF
hlr people and adding their comforts Instead n ncreas
( z their burdens t. conc uie Ielce the L. states
must oed- Greatly from their demands Mexico viii never
make Peace by greatly dsmcmDefng her territory ana
she can carry On predatory War for any leHgth u
mehe character Of her country and the nature Of her
people enabling her q do so with ease ana AZ tn NJ eH
tense The idea Of EDUCATING htr utoran. Tho most
we can do hold her lo1pcrts, and guard the Texas
frontier Thr however. only be done 10 vast cx-
tense # blood aud treasure without pros ec Of indem
ni,v a. the internal wealth Of Mexico belongs not g. her
ct7ens but t j. In the HANDS Of foreigner, ana conse-
Qraniy avai able 70 the United states ior any pup
Of Revenue And hes dc he amount wh'ch may Dc raised
lv Tarf upon Imports IS wuci exaggerated Toe long
continued PfoAi5,tug system las either dinisne1 me
vsussfte DE articles Of Foreign growth ard y ne
uscre OF their plcts have been supplied by ~ ducts Of
home Industry. TO attempt TO raise money by Internal
Take 0r forced cort would be ui i'7l tner cW
O. vernmcnt has already drained the Mexican People Of f
most their slt dollar. and II viii take year' n nay ouA
reuoe and active industry the part 81 the People 20
pni Mexico in q .rdiicn 10 support even home Cow
eminent, economically administered Political moulie-
banks NJ Wash gon may pirate AZ much a' ihe} please
about making Mexico herself bear The hu Gen 81 ne war
the thing cannot BE- doret Is Of all mqasolitcs the
rost Impossible. oher course e pursue. In the
present state of asies tnsn . ganize vel afpoinfe
force Of 10000 men, 1000 Cf Them cavalry, 90 occupy
points Of the RIO Gfanfe stretching from It's mouth = is
source sI across 20 the Pacific Ike command 90 occu
~ he Gulf border and iei of small craft 10 be con.
sfauty On the cruise along the coast-wiihlrawlrg all
troops from the interior q Mexico, except nom Can or
na which may 20 held by the al Of our facac heei aai
1000 Infantry FOR garrison purposes ana ahoher loo
Cavalry Tor occasional service. sufficient i'ce as immi
grants would soon place the country IN onr hands beyond
the hope Of recovery Tie part OF MtN CO.
..... ] teprocaie the War As a. inst and unnatural
and at ihe Of being accused Of Moral Treason DO
NOT h..l.aie u hlaloIe rs lccnrIenle.
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CAVES ron TUE HOLIDAYS.

DEOPLE shing any plain. fsucy or ornamental Gales
OF Canfectiouary OF any descr qon, invited 70 cal
on the scber and examine bis extensive assortnent OF
evesthHg I'M the above line. iis ornamental workman
sts best n the city his Numerous customers viii ies
nfg ldifrl r GiLMORS ola stand. iol Green1ichst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-31

NAvAL.-The U. S storeship Fredcnia Lieut. r.
A. Neville commanding has resolved her ere" ana = eN
seisa TO sail for the Gulf Of Mexico on Friday next Toe
shipsf war Pymouh is ready for sea, and viii shofiJ
proceed 10 the Fast ndia satioa The brig Dolphin -
eitng and will proceed 70 the eoa' Of Aiica - 'on =
,,,ib. ia. other vessels AZ the Brooklyn Navy Yard
a.. tbs ollowins sl9opofwsr N1ceoDss snd frigate'
N,essops and savsnnlh laid up In ordinary brig "s'A
i,on and steamer Lesle, laid aP for the Water ana
ts RECEIVING ship North Carolina aud steamer fa'loS.
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NOTICES.
PHRENOLOGlsTS AND PUBLISHERS,
FONVLLR- u WELLS,
Clinton Hal. I3f Na-sng-st. y. Y.

n Mercantile LlDrary As-octtiIOn.-I ufslahI
70 attic ~ chapter - OF tie Consultation, te Annual
Election Of this Association will be held % Clinton Ha!
on Tuesday lath January. TIE Polls viii remain open
from clock a NJ. Until = r. BY order
x1tJlg II. BANCROFT, Recording see'y.
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80 LETTER.. ~ NEW ~PAPEE- =.
HTTh EOR FOREi6S PORTS. rrfe
.-~>- ~ Letter bags are open 8; he otics-<s-"h
Of The NsS-Yors Tr5uae ier al fefeiss Poris acc AZ
fsrsr. I'D posted IN this ocs ~ always
~ for,r3 II y. he vsry ear est TesseA Tbs cep-u
r1ect Is nader hs SPECIAL suPervision Of 3. MOWER
p, -U .rour f5r .ary years - TIE experienced src
eKeisnt SUPERINTENDENT Ct the Foreign Letter Depart
merit Of he Nsz.Yorf City Pot Ote--
~ Letters and Newspnper- gu ne ress.ved a.
the Foreign SHIP Letter oree o. tns New tofs
HAVE "a the lat u Jsneary.
Also will % received a the sane lace Letters end
Newspaper fer he pscketshp COLl ABIA. Capt Cooo
viii s1.s for Lyerpool on the 10; 81 Jsuusry.
Also viii Be received AZ the zane place letter. and
Ns.spsper, for the racket-ship GLADIATOR, Capt
BEnt.rs which ssils sDs Loldor tie lss Js-aaTy.
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CIIRIsTrIAS rREsENT

4 dozen or SINGLE GOODYEAR \ FLY,
d. twf f3 Lihery-st corner OF Broadway
HOLIDAY PRE-ENrs-Frsncis A Loutrei, u
IMaiden-isne have hand variety OF useful articles
snitahs for HOLIDAY q s-Wrog Desks OF various sizes
and STYLES God Pens III ,oui point IN gold ard silver
cases with Pencil WorS Boxes, different paternsi Port
folios handsomely flushed with lock gold and SILVER
Pencil Csses Card Cases pearl tortoise she'll and leather
Pocket Books Needle Books Chsssnsn, Domu Back
cannon Boards. Daily Memorandum Books for 1913,
Great Metropolis va ions styles Of binding &c. &c
sot 90 FPANCIsN IOITRFI. 14 MAIDEN lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-31

r. N0tice.-'rhe Stockholders OF the North Invest
Copper mining Company hereby notified that unless
tire payment Of Assesents due are 10 med atey made 40
their Office . Hanover street, their stock vail be forfeited
and sold Thursday the 9Th iut agreeable 70 the ari-
cles OF association BE- order.
a. NJ DAN,n. s. HAkl. see.ellrY
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LY,NCY BOXE-, Toys, Dolls, Gaf
OFFICE NEw-YoKg Gas LIGHT co.
December q, ~
$50, a. .s1xtfA< 81. fhIrf.en Dire M

OFFICE NEw-YoKy GAS LIGHT Co
December q, IHf7
vy,JrF ANIMAL ELECTION for thirteen Direct
l rs0f tl.s Company will be held AZ THIS ONCE J"
csurs.st on Monday Tho 0th day Of ls1narj next 10
f,@en lie hours OF II aud ~ O'Clock VI Tho transfer
bots VIII BIZ closed from the 2ih Inst until aiieI ne eec-
uon 81 order ld22ulol { l. ENtklIT, sscy
ONCE of he Delaware Hudson Cana Company
NEw.YOgg, DecemberO, 1871.
rI,ul HOtItD OF MANAGERS Of this ComPa-
1 "a, han. declared senl-snnual dividend ~ ten per
cent out Of tie profits OF tho Company PsJaDs oA anu
after th. 14ih instant. 80, 40,
Tie transfer looks will remain closed from = date iiI
he ofuing Of Saturday the &3lh instant ~ ofcef OF
fhs 6saFS ld6 lml ISAAC y. SEYMOUR, IRE tsursr.
a1IyIDESD-The Board Of ID !eetou oft,e Howard
DInsurancs Company have declared dividend Il ten
P'' WV LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary.
Nav.Yorb nsn / lat7 ~ I'm
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HEAru's iPoRIfoLt0 OF ENGRAvlNGs-Aner the First
British Masters Comprising Portraits Of the Children
Of the Nobility. Illustrations of Venetian and other
Tales aud Female Costumes Of various Nations
few copies of this elegant London folio volume,
containing 6y superb engrAvngs, are 10 be ouud
at the Office OF the Dispatch No. IS Spuce-st The book
$50 well known hat It Is unnecessary to say any more
,hsn to mention the place where is to DO iound II al
The eop on hand are not sold to day The Office will be
kept open or New Years morning 10 order to give an OPP
potualy to purchase 10 those who not able TO pur-
chase to-day.
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Opinion ia liexleo.

TT| ----TT
Extract OF a letter from an American Oaicsr lite
from the City Of Mexico 10 his friend ia Ills City
dated "yLEA cKuz, Sov q, 1857.
90. We have met the enemy in force Eve 70 one
Of as with the advantage Of fortified positions and
artillery IS twenty to one have logged him most
soundly and rero'ed "a The Halls Of the Moate-H-
ms which b. the by. is the most splendid hum
tug Of the age. Our victories have, however cost
us may Of our most brave and valuable men yet
lave brought rs no prospect Of Peace. consider
Peace IS far of as when We commenced hostiliiies
In fact. cannot see with whom Peace is to be
made All government appears TO be nj an end
The country must be thoroughly snbia-ated, ard
its Nationality. If it ever possessed any, be eztin-
eushed"
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rToIIDIy PRFSENTs.--FRANCIs < LOT

4 IRFL have hand a large assrrtm-nt 81 usttn At
t'ces suitable for holiday giits prices low Nnunk
ds,ks work xe. 20 pens In gold md SILVER supe
nor quality; cad IN great variety poroios extra
inc tnsh leather wrtins cases completes goid snd s
YER pelc cases ivory tablets rocsetbooSsi btcsksm'
mon boards chesfmeu ink.iautsi and many other use
ful articles for prer-uts FRANCIS g. LOlItEL,
al0Iw % Maden-isre.
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CEARTER CosyESTIOS The members o. VI"
c,vsuton held meeting he Common Council roo n
la, .veniux President Disensn II the Chsr Inc M
r,. II the last meeting hay been read ard appro'ei
81. Correction went into COMMITTEES Of the hole ana
tb. Consideration Of tie report Of the Commit &c
- Nd Lane. aEd the JnrsdictI0n Of the City Nr-
s,,h ,,.iprt.e Chair. Mr Dana casred an Amendment
>, the frs, ptrssr.ph VIZ The division ins between
,h. SIKH and Eizhth Wards shall be the F'f-assnuei
-, u.iItsu avenue 70 Fiistst then along First 81 10
E,f,b.vsuue-then along Ffhavenue 10 fiatbu.h-.s
- Carried Mr. Dana offered en- additional amend
-. 70 ts df.t paragraph, viz "The division between
18Th and Thiid Wards ia be Courts from Allan
-, ,o-Fsltou-str Carried. The sec0sd psrsgrspi,
th urovides thai The line ast~ssn sixth ans >esen'A
Md, shall be F1bashsveals, ifs'n rnt9n avenue 70
s..-fieavsnuer va adopted The thirdi ionr-H sac
fl r.fsrrs.hs were also adopted Ins Coz pc 800
- ~ fr consideration tie sixth psTagrt pn .i.H -.
- ,hst abe seventh Ward shall b DIVIDED 1910 ~
49,. ~ svf.or Inc Of which shall BE- Ciloton-t
- A,fsrtir .v.eue - th- Naisbogt, snd wete "a.
.,-s an siscn.sia. tie subject until iate h~-4 ." ~
evening ,....,. j.,
E Weekly report Of deaths and INTERVIEWS -
~ CIV 81 BrOoklya ending Dee. - c7nsump''n' -
,rsvol,ios. /; Group, 2; drOPsy IN tie chest
=. tvphold fever, 81 inflammation Of oo~e ~
s.rn,.iou Of stomach, q ssieids' ~ 'H,os.' :, ~.
pnsuussia ~ phoid, structure Of blaeesr'
..-rno,,. ,tom.eh l. Males, IS; females santsi II
,b1sr-u. 10, from Ns~.York, J. Total T.
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-. lETJEH- ~ NEN~PAPEE- -
sGHlIN EOR EOREI1N PORTS. 80

II j. ID. Wheeler. Soriinlssion-r OF DEEDS 70
ys-s.Y-,-. - Casna>;f-at TsrnrrsaT He'll a.
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" "THE USIyEEoGLuM We perceive, is now
Issued regularly each saturday. We don't like its Theoo-
gy Neossy but It discusses many important topics In
light spirit and VIC hope viii do good In It's way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-31

NOW FOR sALE-honseuefes y.
- sent Trus, fof which ne has received TWO
o. E: IT, !: !: 81 i. 81: ,; e: 6:
. - ,,.h .onrobsfon Of the wesTers the ssbscnb>ns
~, se. thst this Tfas bat ~ be 70
sS Ia or.etcal utility, al others now bsfofe the
.sbiis Ihs Construction q The ped % saeh that y hss
p. ,o..ioo accommodating ifssf 70 every mot'cn Of
- csrfectly securing the rupture. The case and
eopf9rt With which this 1rua 10 worn, naks u taly
INC "T TESTIMONIALS
gefar under the necessity " wearing Truss, spps1
on. The back psd Of which CALLED much that The
remedy became than the disease Beias ipdgcs4
q ry hrngsrorc Truss the ruptsre IL ssc1rsa With
ease end convensncs 10 every particular tty dollars
would not induce u part with with IT, lniess seeiA
procure another WILLIAM w DEfO,
Ee~.Pats, Ulster Co r. Y.
have used Hunseforts Truss On many oceaions
during the past fosf years, and Am convinced that In
utility a. well comfort excels eli other Iiene. now
before the public. JOHN bAhnkS, ~
Posghssepsie, June ~, Ief7.
Sold, wholesale and retail, BY A. B. D. lands, lee
Falros-.t \. Y. Msauiastufsa BY sCELYE WAR
EEh. 0sylord's Bride, Conn
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Es- HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAzINr for Jan
has articles on the U. 5 Scat Of Government; Havre
M shaw, first L. 5 Consul at Canton, Life Insurance
Mr. Brooke Of sarawak. Bogneo The Consular system
Of the L. States &c &c.
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The sJ.s als requested 60 cal snd examine som'
'-autital Cnfse urls Tea and CoHae Seis Tea iIaJ'
,iyssar4 Forks. f1sether with general assortment OF
house keeping articles suitable fr The onda,s ana a.
low prices, az JUN oAhti -.
dl8 n q Cathhine - colh.I ~ "a u
FANCY BOXES, TOYS, Dolls, Oamea, si.issl
4 Nc-A srgs aud well selected assortment q articles
suiubl- Tor presents, may be- had Al
51stf JOHN BARiY's Is Caiharinest
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