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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-29
New YORK, October 1a--6 P. M.

English private letters received in New York,
state that Alexander II. Everett, American Com.
missioner to China, died at Canton recently.
Four thousand barrels American Flour in bond
sold at Liverpool, on the 4lh instant, at 28s per
barrel.
The demand for good corn is increasing, and
prices are tending upwards.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-29

"The course the President should have pur.
sued is plain and obvious. On learning the STATE
Of things on the frontier, the critical condition
Of our army Of occupation, he should have de-
manded of Congress The reinIorcemenls and sup
plies necessary 10 relieve il, and secure the pur.
pose for which it was avowedly sent to the Rio
Grande; and, if he believed il proper or necessa-
ry, 10 have, in addition, laid before Congress a
full and truthful statement Of our relations with
Mexico, including all the unadjusted complaints
past and present, we had against her, accompani'
ed by the recommendation Of declaration ol
war, he would then have kept within the limits
Of his duty, proved himself aplain constitutional
President, and left the responsibility of war or nc
war 10 Congress, tho only war-making power
known TO the laws. Congress, after mature de-
Liberation, might or might not have declared wal
most likely would not-but, whether it did st
or not, the responsibility would have rested will
il, and no blame would have attached TO lht
President.
"Unhappy, this course did not occur to ,h'
President, or was too plain and simple 10 NEE
his appreciation. As il fearful it Congress de
liberated ii might refuse TO declare war, as if de
termned 10 have war NJ any ruIe, he presented
10 Congress. not thetrue issue, whether war ShouIt
or should not DO declared, but The false ISSUE
whether Congress would grant him the means
prosecuting u war wagcd against US by foreigl
Power In The true issue, Congress might huv,
hesi,aled in The one actually presented ,her,
was no room 10 hesitate, if The official announce
ment of The Presiden, was 10 be credited, an
hesitation would have beel criminal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-25
HoRNEEaoE AND DILLON,
PIT IHF Is

GIEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
= fe.r s,tIe NftRf-r7 ~ a few dasf- low ~
Tss. or ==s b5.e sssifi.d ,#4as,45 v-A =. new
sl 49,. .,,s,.,. ,si o.l ys,,-s fa t.tr t.=,rfs -
54a4#iar Sssis .d fsT5.. yrs ttst ..5.#l .-s
ls.r. XII EsE. T.NCH sf4 alto to f45tTer he
mo- n. t',ss .,-i-fss.i-n
Ifs. fff. al n q itatzaa ana srIAsI RoAT TIf.F-
UTsf. IN a.I F., f,rs-scl,a.
ItTf AM ppOyED- LEAD PIPE
Il 49, - ~ $3.50
81 a Ia'-eL efts WIN re nan iartief we 80 -
eeivci ~ "l e8fs All q HeftiF5gH al ~ %
sanis ~ a. owe ~ e. Is mo-, add Ale Tie lest
guar a'd as loss as an { 70 r. t5e es-si.'tt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-25
WHEELING lfNF.'-
ADVERTISER 4

WHEELING TIz.T.g ND &: sst.f.tf.
PUBLISHED DAILY tn wfTK1Y : Wfrtf5 rs
J. f. WHARTON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-25
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS !

~
Consumptives reinemter tia, It
THOMPsON'e COMPOUND slRUf OF TAR AND
WOOD kAPHfHA.
Which is daily esecing such wonderful cures IA
PULMONARY CNNSuA1Pfl0A,
Asthma. Brochitis. Splitting Blood Pam in
the Side aud Breast, Sore Threat Hoarse-
ness, Palpitaiion Of the Heart. Fhoopiag
Cough, Group, Hires. Nervous Tremor4
Liper Complaint aud Diseased hidaey8
DC. drc.
i TAR or NAPHTHA and purchase OF The advertised
MOTHER WONDERFUL CUREtl!
PHILApELPuIA, Oct, r., lef5.
The undersigned is induced TO make the following brief
statement under firm conviction that many valuable
lives might he saved was recourse had = He san ?
means which have restored me TO health. hs Tered
for wear with weakness ST the 1t NGS and LiN ER
COMPLAINT, but so gradual were the ntoaGs Of dis
ease that felt alarm until within the last fe
chief OF distress pain IN my breast and I'd ht
eide great oppression, almost sjTanglHE and Dzai
bty to raise the corrupt matter wtith uisiruced y
breathing and at times great Wss ms SUI tHg !
thought could not live hour Il scarcely aeaessa
nv to say during this time had the est medical az
tendance, was cupped, hsiered. &c witt us asal. /
Ass used various advertised and well tnuWH ntHl-
ohesined relief whatever, until nse1a ed ItOMf
CONS COMPOUND SYRUP OF TaR and MOON
HAPHTHA," enc bottle OF which taueried me more
than ell else had taken and now assert Il Y sol
eos belief that by this lime should have heeH III ny
gave he'd rot procured this remedy Al the tine did
SARAH JANE ADAMS.
No. lss South Fourth Philadelphia.
ssc.n 70 sna srhsfihed ms l3th day o. 0cta -
IT. PREPARED oniysN Corner Finn spruce Il.
Forssls by G. W. JOHNSTON Ns,As s1 HSa =
WE.elmg Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-25
TERMs OF AnvEKIININH.

Real estate ard steamboat adteFilsemfnIs 70 N N
eorpis sales theatrical, circus, similar steH
Using, not 10 he published by the year.
Advertisements charresije by the insertion ''aala ID
all eases lie ACCOMPANIED nv the written directions IN
tire nsmier of isseriions II not they will le punished
I'll forbid. and payment exactea.
No Advertisements inserted graiuifanslT-
Marriages and deaths published ufWH 6.4f
varies and funeral invitations advert isefH
The privilege OF advertisers by the year. taaaref
10 advertisements Of their regular Huse sad
exceeding squares. Ali other advertisement se4 b
them viii te charged al the usual rae.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-25

So trEvtc cExET-=fsa. received tie Naomi
Iea- IS HOHR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-25
III NEVER AfSAz4a!!
[@I5ll L! |! ! E. zSZ.IE !: ].
INDIAN VEGETABLE
P.HNsH ON 4.

BERsoNs afflicted with serofaa King = 60
= Ger. Erysipelas. Old Sores. Uicefs, 1ettT N,st
Diseases, or any other complaints sfisHE from 4uaH
ties of the hoed are requested 10 al tho toa75E
timonials. IN proof OF tie wonderful properties 81 l
hove named medicine
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-25

s = = FFee FHIsf= sIzIA ssiss' = Ter rg-s5f. ~
- = - ee4rtd aid ezra. .-W -sEEE1 & i.l-l,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-25

.1zsa o-e#9.a.s e4. sl3r aaIe by JAsBAKER
-es WHeeHn2, Va;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23
Tammauy Nominations.

We believe the nominations made or Indicated
BY the Ward Meetings Of our opponents are as
follows
T,ird losctyJ Seras D,sfrici-We understand that Mr.
C. Rutherford has lost this District owing to the rsiee
ton Of his Delegates from the Third Ward Probably
FY.nci. r. Tilou OF Daniel c. Pents viii get the nom
nation.
Fourth D,ssrict-The contest here 10 between James IL
Cooh Wilson Small, solomon Townsend and John
Townsend.
FinA Dasfr,ct-Danel Z. Sickles certain
Ssrti Dssfriet--john l. stephens. probably
ASSEMBLY
fsrss aaS Second Wards.-Hirsm Wslbrdse
lard aAa >trtk.-Willam Shsler.
foartA-John Il Bowie, Florence Mccarthy
tVh-Dr ouaekenbash, probably.
Se'S"tA-GFesory Thomas Pilot.
EifA.i-
N,AiA-Dr Charlie. A Van z.nat
Tsa;h-wisOa Small
EL<reafA-
T.selffA-M0Esan L Mott
/ Tsir,ceati- Alexander Stewart
Forrsse.ti-HOn- Michael w.lsh. probably Inc; Dan
lei B. Taylor said 10 have beaten him w.l.h run.
however,
Fifteesfh-
SirtcensA-
Sssen,senfi-HenTy heyses
EssAtssniA.-J smes NJ Smith Jr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23

Fos THE PAcIFIc.--rhe ship Matilda sails this
morning for Valparaiso California Monterey and
the sandwich Islands having - passengers ar BOZ"
(NavL s,oreksep.r 1t Monterey and his family Rev
Mr. Taylor Chaplain to the Bethel Church q Lsoans
add WIFE, and Ashsr Bates aod family late OF Detroit
who 50 TO reside at Honolulu, Sandwich isiAnds-Af
B,,ss having recesveds jaici sppo!rsn-p' from the
kias
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23

TowSszsD's SARsAPAzILLA This medicine 10 out
rvsog ali other Ike preparations which have yet been
Introduced Ia this country II 10 continually curing all
tfca,s from an old and respectable citizen of this coun
~ In 10 days paper Az sample Of the business done
by Tovpsends 5srsspsrilla va would state that they
have bottled for the last three months the msnufac
tory Ia this city, nearly three thousand bottles every
day The DR.. paid for shipment this week to Que
bee one thousand dollars for duty alone.
Albany knickerbocker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23
Faithful and Fearless.

~ A rticto laod "a ID IL
Inc following pisinspoAeu a'''''e
.ori.l. Of the lss, Evenina Post, and we copy it
A., ,h. .,..dfs.t ,nboder. of Human Freedom
'"s' '"e xuao
every here may read and take courage. We w
,rust that the Free North is at last to vindicate
Il - e.oa-,bst the csuse OF
her principles ana Der lamc-'no' '"0 N
Universal Liberty il not to be treacherously sur
,.aaa -, i, onr s,s,s--thst New.York
rendered or soid ou' IN our ''A'e
will, with substantial Immunity and unyie'oihs
...,.,,o, ,,a;o,.;n tho reoablican ground she as
'e'o'''"' 80 ~. po.,i
sumed and kept In ieis-zV. heal "e
THE WAY TO BREAK DOWN fAhif
Thar. IA no surer method of destroying political
o.,,v ian that Of keeping by any sort OF manage
,nsnt from freely ex pressing and following out is
oo,nions The strength Of party lies In the earnest
-. snd s,pceritv with which its doctrines are main
49, "a -. .,.rsv ~ i'm oul,s by which IL seeks t.
t.ineo .na voc r.s,cs sim II Of tbess and you d.
49,, 81 -n., eous,tu,es i,s life No party which il
- ,s .r,s ~ ,hos, " no seek TO act ito lead
mu1lea ~ ~ moral force In the community IL has
- ~. .,h,.,.,,,n no enterorise no energy
The .uce.ssuI attempt of the Conservatives and their
ses 10 ,ne NV an i'm rnsor,ty Of
h o. zoe ,sr,s ~ mi. State concernng one OF
The srrs, oollrcs questions OF the day bs, question
which the soutns1n s'a'sa,oa ~ s,o..s., reach
mount 10 al o'oe,. US gu o. - s,,s,nn, no vr,,t
,s ~ 49,: nemoers,ic Dairy one OF their
RON tne peopo " VIC " "a ,pp..s .or,sthips A.
~. ~ nseoasncs. Of ,hst s-p will leave
sons ~ ,e' 70 ' Se, IA nrsv 10 eur poll,csi
"a 49,
IT, n".,o. NJ mi. State ,ook long AGO their stand
Inc pemoc.s" o. TINS ssse ps, s,'osv 10 Slavery
uyoo s'e qass.ou ~ !, Congress from this
sue pen ny ,ss'e - .o,,on, soa those ipsie.
oss'e, YIN oas o"1 81 - ,v,,~, prov.o. and even
uino~ns ooes, 'eseu 'o' VIC ..t - ~. friendly ,o
tnsy vao vosso against ~ " s, sSonia he az.
ne pi,ne.Re anens'e, , Ne W. y.,mlv Approved
III he dc.ss ., ,s~sr Reurssensssves and supported
" 'ne e.oSs " seh -! .don,si bv nubl,c meet.
x Ay m -e~ - Nar.york had taken Its
1000 80 $1,000 49, course ON this question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23

TIE CLOSING ScESE--Genersl Tom Thanh j. closing
up bis exhibition to-day, and his friends who
tend giving aim the parting hand before he leaves wall
hrong his evees 70 day Of which he holds FIVE At II
O'Clock A. 70 and P NJ and and "a Ia the evening,
when also other performances take place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23

p Advertisements for the Tribune o. hohoh}
10 b. sent In before 10 o'clock on SATURDAY even
the rbbHcsuon Office Of this paper Ia not open Oh
isys
oscriDers In the city who DO not receive mis- paper
early hour requested 70 leave word at the o'nc-
ar arrangements such Al enable all tins carriers
1 through their routes before seven O'Clock. ca-
falling 10 accomplish this will be required 10 give ny
routes. ,,,,--
rsons wishing The Tribune left at their d~eiingso'
. Of business regularly every morning VIII pa
their address at the Publishing once, or send :
through the Post Once. Terms Ia Genus "o'S
.lIe 10 the Carrier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23

Remnants Of the Mexican Army March
ing toward Queretaro under Herrera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23

" We wish 10 impress the minds Of our readers
thar >g BLIIZs performance this afternoon and evening
will b. his last before Newfork audience. His
tainment, which will commence AZ p. VI. viii be
usually amusing and interesting children he has
eced those feas best calculated 70 please his juvenile
uafr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23

General County Meetins.-The "his L'se'
m. CT, and County Of Ne~-YoFt are Requested %
abb. a, lafayette Hal, 10 Brosd"sy' o0Pos',e nv
an WEDNESDAY, October u, at y O'clock iof lne
o.s Of receiving the Report OF the 70 ens
-. Convention sd 70 retPond 70 INC bo"i"a'''"'
made for State OinceTs- 4 - - s...
ssTsl di.bgushed sPesssI. are Expected 20
H'e"sr PHILLIPS PHOENIX, Chairman.
ABM R LAWRENCE, Assi.-ChaiTman-
,rsa X T. s,..s, ox {seoretAries. ooa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23
Business Notices.
RHEUMATISM,

ACUTE cHRoSIc.
~ DR- CHEsTIE's GALvASc RINGS Bands, Belts, nc.
are positive cure for this sgonixins complaint in all its
stages few hours sacen, for recent cmss, and
few days for the Sole Agency in NewYork
1872 Broadway No drug has DR. Chrsties genuine
arfirl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23

CHEAP AND HANDSOME Boors.-The elegant boots sold
by Watkins, ia Fulton at 81 decidedly superior
to many sold in Broadway g. Those who study taste
and economy would do well TO call and examine them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23

RtcHrtirv DIAMOND POINTED GoLD PESs-rhers -
nj, DANGER Of the nb Of these pens coming o. They are
the best and cheapest pens use and The points are var
r.,ted Sold exclusively by b I. WATSON Co - WI
liara.t one door below wast and \ sA'Asi ~ fui'
tonst who are Offering all kinds OF so.o pens ~H'
-. s,.u - the very lowest prices Gold PENS with
80. Is "a. a. 81 So sold At 81, Al - and e. else
,vbere Gold pens carefully repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23

W.sHsSToS CsOcgEsr sroSI. Iss wilham-st-see ID.
vsrssmsdt Of O. H. CLAP IN saothsr column u TT 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23

Movements Of Gems. Paroles and Santa Anna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23
WIG STATE NOMINATIONS.

cs~sysll<r. WILLARD FILLMORE, Ers'
IA Gs,<ra1r. HAMILTON FISH. Ss~-fon'
s.s,sfy State. CHRIsT'R MORGAN, csyosA
atom, Gsa.AMBROsE L. JORDAN ~ T.
Tyeas.rer ....ALvAH HUNT, chenAnso-
s,s,x Ens,sss,. Chas. h. ssasrt, Monroe
lJ.esh Hind, Orleans
Cer1. CON. )Nei.ou J.. Beach, LEWIS
''''"e"<r~ (Charies Cook, chemuns
(D.vsd ID. spencer, Tompsins
s,afe Prse" J.aac y. Con,.tock, Aiosny
..,,oo Tuesday, Nov. 2. One Day Only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23

~ The bill for the abolition of Capital Punish
so, 4, vii 10 son by our Tsessphic report vss lost
Yesterday in the Assembly - toss Never MIND 'a'
eo,,.sr v b renewed WITH earnestness man ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23

Dt,NoSDPolSrED GOLD PESs.-Those IN want o. .
sod Article should 60 to j. w Creation Co. II Cedar"
They have several and very superior styles a very
low prices. Pens that others sell at = they sell 81 - ~
The genuine Albert g. B,gley pen and case 100 stamped
81 - COLA rens repointed and repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23
A CONSPIRACY AT THE CAPITAL, &c.

GEN. LANE At PEROTE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23

10 RicEs CyxxAsrIc ACADEMY, l5e and lel Crosby
81 /, now open from sunrise to 10 O'Clock NJ daily
Classes meet AZ suarissIl O'clock. A A-snd At ana
o'clock p NJ Glasses for Boy. Only and O'clock
p NJ Terms sls per annam, - for months and -
fnr months on !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23

~ We have report Of the third Lecture Oh
-. .s...iz which il crowded on, this morning
bu, Gin appear In Mondays Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23

DIAMOND POINTED Coz 0 PFNs.-CL,ES, BSorHEs GO.
50 Johnt corner Of Nassau have lately made great I'M
provement in the manufacture OF these indispensable s
ele. They have full assortment Of the hne' pens
in the market with very superior gold and silver cases
which they sell At very low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23

DISPATCHES FROM Mr.. IRISI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23

~ The cheapest and best place in the city 10 set
vor b.ot shoes or caters JoSEss, Annst near
The Museum you can set there good boots for - ~
nx he Also sells frstraie boot for at - 80 which u
usually -old for s. Doubesoed, waterproof ooc,s az
- So - and a. Jones has the true system 9' ool1s o
nes.-ixht expenses and small profits All goods ppi'
chased a. Annst warranted 10 give entire ,ssisc
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23
MIR. Lawrence Accepts:

We have solicited from the Chairman oil tne
,utb District Wing Senatorial Convention the
lowing letter from Hon. JoHs l.. LAWRENCE
,ich we know will be hailed with enthusiasm by
q Wings Of that District, and Of the whole City
,e fact that Mr.. Lawrence consents to run VIII
-snsthen oor vote generally. Surely every Wing
i'll feel called upon to do his utmost for such
indicate. ar
, re WAfS Senatorial Convention Of the Foph Ddsutef
GrSrL rmKN: The Cemmttse depu'ed oy you Tor
. uurpose informed me. on the evening oil fne zV'n
,t u Al at meeting of your body then In session you
Al an the frat ballot unanimously nominated me b
Al Wnie candidate for Senator OF the Fourth Dlsuiei
I the ensuing election -.
wholly unspprised as had until that moment oeen
IA, such step had been contemplated, could not
owsver fstterng the prefer made 10 me, give IL ny
IMMEDIATE acceptance. Time was accordingly gran'eo
r r, d.ctiou OF which noe communicate the result
II would csrtsinly have better suited my wishes hsn
our cno,ca fallen upon some other person ba' AS the
oninstion has been rendered 10 ms under cfcum
tsnces which appeal s,roogy 20 my obligations ID my
vbix fellow ciuz-ns, | have determined 10 waive All
he rstons that opposs the wish you nave eA
,ressed The District for which We hAvo 10 coneno'
vas fashioned With design 10 our Overwhelming oe.
eat But should events lead to = success unexpected
~ me. will cheerfuly meet the Inconvenience sno
,scn6ces which that success might impose upon me.
Win great regard toward you, g-ptemen, individually
am respectfully your ooedient seIyspt
JNO. l.. LAWRENCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23

AxtpoSs Fall HArs-Gentlemen about ehsns ns iheir
beavers are invited e examine the splendid article nov
os.rss by AMIDoN. III Broadway
ol5 5iFSNWkS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23
sixth SENATE District.

he Wing Convention Of this District Eleventh
el0b. Fifteenth Sixteenth and Eighteenth
.rds) met last evening at Constitution Hall, and
r. free consultation, unanimously nominated
PRESCOTT HALL az the Wing candidate for
,ator. We need not ssy in New-York that this
most jadicious selection. Though Mr. Hall has
r. stunned public life, he has ever been jealous
4 efficient Wing, while his eminent talents and
,erved popularity are such as must well nigh IN.
e his election His nomination will be hailed
"a enthusiasm.
rbe COMMITTEES appointed to wait on MI Hall and so.
his .cce ptance Of the nomination lof which ne eo'n
had no suspicioDj unable to see him last even
mt thew fervently hope that true Wing viii not
Inc especially after reading the letter OF Hon JOHN
LswsEscE gwen belowJ
~ The Fifth District Convention Eighth
9th and Fourteenth Wards made no nomination
L evening Adjourned to Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23
CITY or MEXICO. Sept. %, 1871;

CRY or MEXICO, Sept %, leiI
Not little ioy has been manifested by sill at The
arrival here of the American prsoners-Csps Clay.
Heady snd Smith. Leu,s Churchill sud Barbour. snd
slx,een privates who have recently been connoed ~
Toucs 1t seems that they were released oy the uo'
ernor Olsguibel On his own responsibility, they prom
i.ing that ina same number of Mexican prisoners and
of EQUAL rank should be delivered up TO him Ihose
officers who refused to give their parole when al
were ordered to Touca, and who afser"srd escaped
have performed active service here Ia the different
battles. Major Gaines has been serving on the stan
Of Gen Scott, Midshipmsn Rogers on that OF Zen
Pillow M-jor Borlsni on that OF Gen. Worm, ana
Capt Dsnley that Of Gen. Sumsn ne isue'
Your, &C G.. w. X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23
Business Notifies.
JyARY 4 co. hATTERs.


~ AEf,zE. 1857 rastsoa fov Gsrf<-sn's HSs. On
b. Introduced 90 Fdtsy. Sept TIE Blaes sssro
ga, -e .rs nov notwithstanding vii embrace important
,nproys-nts recently p-rfscsed By us. ssd 10 qualify
and elegance Of style VII b unequslsd BY any hereto
fore offered They -l be readily distinguished b. the
"a, which ~ha sstst-d oy shs air becomes detached
into selle.,e s=i graceful jas 0s's' fesiare char
.c,rr,ue Of We eholcsst quality of genuine Beaver
lsOr BoaSs. " Aa< q. 1877 sgs'
E~ox', H.rs-FslL As0 Wisrss srrit-Ihe case Of
Hat. and Caps oow exhibiting in the Par Ostls Gar
sep from the establishment Of ksos hss si'f.s'ed sfe''
,,-s,on .d caused % many inquire. that the subscriber
sod. II necs.sary 70 MORN the public a. large Ane a cas-
toners IN puueul.r that he has sne~ o's s'' O. zoe
same kind snd supplies orders " very o,'e' ~
u..,- sni.be4 /, III. mos, worsmsnlike manner, and
Vii, stand tie tsai Of very hard blow without any a.n
ger Of et. sot,anu' yet they will always ren~n s'
b.aes lois TsrhsSat2w'l KNOX, l@ Fahon''-
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-, OF al the used for sccunulaing fortunes IN
business pursuits the of the Newspaper press Of the
country has efficient In instance, IN which
II has been udicousy and extensively applied has u e.
failed 10 accom- plsh the desired result aud every facility
Is Afforded 90 city dealers as wei ~ "ho.ean M
through the regularly constituted agency Of h. PsLMts
9 a.. Tribune BUILDINGS
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New Cabinet supposed favorable TO Peace
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And are you bald or whiskeress your hsf res I, scs
Does dandraf choke the roots Of hair, and ns's
Ia. Josss Coral Hair Restorative s qualities y.sa
Win msie HAIR grow any part where hair w
Reader # you have bad hair. you would really Icsr
Ind A. the lovely eject OF three shilling ooe tnS
coral Hair Restorative has on II u needs o1s rlxu
Sols AT az Chsthasn-st, N Y or lSs Faltonsf D'o''
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RED HEADS AND GaAY HEAps-A beautiful HAL n,,s "a
JoSrss solution Of Jet IL dyes the hair hsr
AZ. hot on ,he coorrary indrovss end bssnsin:s -
e eHn;s on 81. Sold only . q Chsshan-s ~
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BY OVERLAND EXPRESS .
TO THE TRIBUNE.

Capture Of Gen Bravo and Staff
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1t vss I1ns,sd by the civic authorities % Con scou
90 ire 9th .na, the eonuios.oa Of slc0uo is'iea
upon the population vss ready for him The sn'.n'
I'D 81 loan 20 -sro i-fih-r 10 1'r's' INC ~
habtaafs.
TIE stages conm-ncsi running from Mexico io'
Qgeretaro the morning Of the Z7th ult