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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

Charge Of Stealing Horse -Ofhcer Long. of the
9Th ward, arrested on Friday night man by the name
Of John Hamilton Gallagher, charge of stealing
valued at $40 belonging to Philip Elliott Justice
Drnker locked him up for examination.
the nth ward arrested yesterday called Gem
nette Gamble an escaped convict from Blackwelfs
Island Justice Timpson sent her back to her Cd
quarters. -
.qnothsr-Oficers shadbolt aud jeffrey Of the 10th
ward, arrested, yesterday fellow called Thomas MO-
Carty an escaped convict from Biackweis Island Jus
tce mpson locked him up prior to his being sent BACK
to his old gu trters. 80 go
ROBBERY on the Five Points Officer Ryder of the 9th
on a charge Of robbing man by the name of Michael
Riley resd M at No 479 Cherry street, Of $50 10, In
gold and silver coin while In th'evlng GRID located
her in full for trial - . - 80
.qrrrM on Suspicion Two fellows, called William II.
Thompson and Joseph NcGregor were both brought in
Yesterday by policeman Of the 9th ward a charge
of att empting rob man by the of Martin Ryan,
in IN, street while in state Of ntoxication Justice
Drinker locked them both up for trial
.qrr,a of "knucks "-Offceis athwaitc, Brown. and
Leonard three very active attached to the chiefs
office, pulled yesterday, from crowd in Chamber
tre. (while the procession Of the Odd Fellows
pasing three light fingered gentlemen commonly called
Baxter alias Tosch and Charles Wallat O. all of whom
were conducted fore the chief of police who detained
placed them separately under small gsowstook their
dimensions and full descriptions of their persons and
after reprimand from the chief they allowed TO
depart. Thus. by this operation many worthy cti-
zens pocket-book has been saved the same time pro-
tscting the pick pocket from the State prison.
Stealing Watch "A woman called Mary Ann Frank
arrested yesterday by Of the 9th officer
charge of robbug man 10y The name Of VIM Carney,
residing at No IL, sullivan street. of watch valued nj
SIS. while in house 1T rather desperate character To-
Gated on the FIVE Points Just CO Drlker locked her up
for trial.
Pm Larceny A man called Henry Connell
caught ye-t' rdsy and locked up Tor stealing coat
worth 81 belonging to Alexander Forbes resd a. 30
Jamesstfeet
Restored 10 her Parent Officer Brady of the 7tb
ward rescued you grlof only 10 yer age by Ia.
name OF Elarbeth tley from den Of pfostutio IL.
Gated ia Walnut >e' ana restored her TO her parents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

Accounts from Pernambuco and Bahia to the
9th and 18th April, had been received. There
had been some excitement in Pernambuco on the
dicovery OF batch of couterfeit notes that were
secreted In some new building. 1t Was supposed
that they were intended for circulation, had they
not luckily been discovered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

Boy Lost-A boy tnice years ~ age strayet
away yesterday oclocA lie may pc known BY mis-
We large head, aud TO the e Cntiey Apy
who will return hun " Walker st. o., will be saltl.
IewaTded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

NAvAr AFFAIRS. We learn that Capt. Sands
has s,nved in this city from the Gulf, ola Wash
nston. The Vera Cruz Eagle, received by yes
terdays mail, contain the following notice of
him -
Commander j. X. Sands, of the U. S. steamer Vixen.
It is understood is the United States bearer Of
dispatches from Commodore Perry to Washington, and
have in charge trophies, magnificent cannon of
curious workmanship and ancient date. one Of A. D
1900 another Of 4 taken from the walls of the castle
of San Juan dUlua with others taken at Avarado 70
be placed the disposal of the President of the United
States on their arrival Capt Sands will probably 90
the St. Mary'e, sloop-or-war Capt j. L. Saunders.
The cannon came in the St. Miry's to Nor
folk These trophies were placed in Capt. Sands
charge, in consequence of his gallant conduct
while in command of the steamer Vixen, at Vera
Cruz, Tuspan, &c. &c. &C. SC. We are inform
ed by an officer of the navy, that Com. Perry
wrote him very handsome letter, speaking in
the highest terms of his nautical skill and
gallantry.
Another splendid officer, Capt. Josiah Tatnall,
has returned from the squadron. Both Capt. Il.
and Capt. S sailed from this port together, one
in command of the Spilfre, and the other in the
Vixen; both have seen great deal of service,
and both are splendid seamen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

Sxws rnox R,a J.Isrrso. We are IN receipt
OF the formal do Cemsrcio and o Msrcanta of the
Oath April.
The dates are but one day later than before,
and nothing new is contained in them.
Advices from Buenos Ayres and Montevideo,
up to the Sd April and 3Oth March, had been re.
u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06


MEXICAN PRIvATEERs.-W- received by the
Hibernia, in addition to what we have already
published, the following letter relative to the
capture of the Carmelita, by a Mexican prva-
teer:-
MARsElLys, 18th May, ls47.
JAMES GoRpoN BEvNETr. Esq, New York
sR-Knowing the great interest that you always take
in laying before your readers early possible
formation that may interest them beg wait you
with the following-the authenticity of which you
guaranty.
The Mexican man of war felucca I'm COZ Capt Don
Laurence Sisa arrived in Barcelona the ID inst in
company with the American bark Carmelta, Captain
Edwin Littefeld having captured her IF Ivica
The u. reports herself 81 days from Vera Cruz; che is
armed with long IL FOUNDER. and carries 33 men.
The Carmeta. of 1913 tons register II from Ponce r.
with n cargo OF coffee for Trieste, 40 days out
The affair will no doubt undergo strict investigation
in Madrid in the meanwhile, neither vessel will be per-
1t is more than probable. ! think. that the Mexican
will out to b. Spanish pirate fitted out in of
case the sodsant man OF war may find herself in the
wrong box
Three other vessels of a similar description.
Yankees
One would suppose that It was high time that Uncle
Sam should cast eye to the protection VI his COLI
MERGE In this part of the world. , nj,
The last man OF war that visited us, was the Fly
mouth, which left us in September, lsi5 ,,,,., .,
p ST. have just heard Of the arrival at tipratn 70
two American m-n-of-war. They are no douo' P"r' Vi
the African squadron. under Commodore Read
II appears by the annexed, that the Spanish u.
thorities would not recognize the Unico' ano hao
released the C4rmelita:--
From the Boston Journal June ara.
we nub shed an art Gle sterday. stating tpat TINS
vessi had be-. ICED by exican privat,er, ana car
red into Barcelona II would seem uou. .ne u,a 3
x,rc, of a letter received b, merchant OF fymoun d,
eA."., W - n,hmiti,s NJ d would not recognize her
cupIure as legal he letter Is puo''soeu !" '"e y
mouth (rrr) Reraip - ,,...o., ,otorcst bors.
,rhe c,rcumtance created the greatest interest nere
for II such uaraung is IT, be allowed no 'esr' wouu
~, - Tb. authorities took up the matter Win spi-
a.. and after due examination. they condo mned the
,at.er "a a pirnte--and of course, the American '.s-
81 iii he restored her captain TO pursue ms voyage
1.r, there are other craft in this neghboroou
~ .,,nlar commits sons. The United states should
"a,;on n man.of war on the coast, TO roect their
hinr The spanish authorities behaved very well In
the affair"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

sFNATE.. SATURDAY jan %, l-4''
The Legislative Compensation BIZ! was amended
and gone through with in Committee. The sen
ate wert into Executive Session.
ASSEMBLY
A motion was offered 10 have printed an extra
number of the Returns made to the Secretary Of
State of the results Of the Vote the License
Question
The Bill OF Appropriations Of the Literature
Common School and U. 5 Deposit Funds was re-
ported Some Of the appropriations are to County
Treasurers and Chamberlain Of the City OF Ne"
York. 500 900. for the use OF Common Schools ;
for Teachers wages and District School Libraries
$s7 600; to Colleges and Academies, $4,000 10
Normal School. : , 900 to the Medical Faculty OF
New-York University 81 600 and to Eye lnirn
airy, $4,000.
The question OF printing an extra number Of tne
returns Of the License Election by towns was de-
bated and lost
A motion to print an abstract OF the returns oy
,nate Districts. elected a debate manly on the
merits Of the License Law.
A bill was reported 10 amend the act relative 10
passengers landing at New-York
The bill to aid the Volunteers was farther debated
BY WALSH. WATsos and BAKER No question
taken
The Constitution Compensation bill came from
the eeuste. and on motion 10 concur with the
am sndments the House adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25

COLLISION At sEA-Capt Gill, Of the brig Bsti'
more Of and from Boston arrived at hs port last even
ns reports that the night Of the lth inst Is minutes
pas, 10 o'clock lat - a. during thick fog came In
contact with the brig Splendid, Captain Sawyer from
Charleston bound 10 Providence, with cargo Of cotton
Capt Sawyer tried the pumps Of the and nnfnz three
feet wster in her hold abandoned her a, daylight and
went on board the Baltimore when !, came on % blow
sae ana a, N O'Clock on the l2h lost sight Of her,
The lost Der bbon and fore topraasi during the col
nsou. Savannah Republican, 18th.
The Corr OF EKRoRs.-This Count, AZ us
meeting as, evening decided that its powers continue
a. neretofors until the first Monday Of July next when
the new Coar, Of Appeal. VII take IT, place oplnoo.
were siyen In the Affirmative BY the LIEUT.. GovKnsoA
and senator, syrScEn and CLizx and In the negative
By the CHEy Jusrfcx and Justice bEAaDsI xr fhs
vote stood-Ayss %, Soes the Judges declining 70
xs,sunon the Question Eve. Jour. 2ist
FfRE AND ExpLosIoS. Mr. ;. Lackys ware
house st Cambridge City Ind took are lew days since
There were about 600 bushels OF wheat N u ana arg
amount Of bulk pork lard eour and other goods together
with thres kezs OF powder which exploded without IN
Jury 70 any ems. Loss about Hoo1:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25

An Extra from the Savannah Rsp49,ca, s..,
Monday. 18th brings the following.
your days later intelligence We received 4, ~.
On Saturday morning lsst ard N. f,r,uas,, ~
nns UPON me nicrmston N Their Possession s.rr..
In purchasing something Ike aco ha,es &C.
are also informed that sfviees have BEEN r-c.ls.
a. late az the 18Th nom Liverpool soa rhs -,
based upon mem save aifesdy bcsn made N - ~
snsis and Mscon very considerably 70 tAs ~
the parties concerned There have al.o hssn -. :
ether srrivss from British ports withsn the l,.s
three days nearly al OF which might ks~, h-,,',.
later pspsrs N addition 10 the intelligence u,sssss q
the private Cse oft6e eonsiszses -
An extra, Il letter dated Savannah Il.
say.
The ssgsSss. direct from Liverpool to.sv -.
d. estes 20 the -;h Dec There had tecn AZ 49,
and genera demand for Cotton the ls,s two tsv.
pnces are farther advanced u "a per 10. he
Yesterday were 5000 bales, halt GA specul.rcs -
Orleans 70 quoted At e. Indian Corn sns M -.
grain rapidly ady sncing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25

~ The Louisiana a, New orleas. bnur. Il,
lie later from Havana. Nothing new ifum N,rc
The late news IRON Nrcsisn . confirmed
The Csmpeachisns. In iorcs about 30oO .sross w..
on their march for Merida and Il wss believed n, -,
place would ssree 10 the aeclsraton In favor q u,
Dependence Of Nucs,an
Tue Mexican Post csPts.n wbo was sent 10 Rss,.,
with letters o. msrquc bank commissions al al.
faizaion papers hsi offered . furnish the ,,s.ns,
Arse British With 'hsu BAT he Captain declined :.
cciylng them
The English steamer OF tie 1t .ns, from Yer. c.,
hsi noi ssrised ai Havana when ,hs on,..,, ..p.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25

-.
Ts9~ss J,ssrs0s sssiaia,a- G.>sysi Es.G,s., -
Vrecliaasfvs- "a ssss.bis Jsrrtsi
Correspondence 81 The Tribune
AtsANy Friday Jan n
In SENATE. Col N0UNG asked that tie Comm,
tee on Finance mieht be- DISCHARGED srorn the ia,
Their consideration OF the PATRONS IS. Nls R,sss
taER's petition Cor the abolition Of the law y
equslize taxation. aud tha, il might 60 to Tie Con
miitee on Grievances the Chairman at which A.
VAN sciioo~HoyrN) wished to seud IL o. the laa,.,,
WANo) Mr.. BxKKs suggested a reference 10 the Com
uii,tec on INDIAN Affairs FoIsoN1 Il remain, a.
Col NovNcs Committee.
The new Pay Bin before the senate Appropriate. A..
coo 10 pay the Legislature and its Otncers-sl "a,
year for Clerks In Mcssrs. BENTON and n ACES p.r..
ment s3.so0 year to Clerks TO help Secretary Ps,
TON 20 DO next TO nothing There are other Tan,
such Is i.lO0 In the Canal Department
Mr.. VAN ScHoo>HoyE~ said that the Stationery "a,
nished through Mr.. tLACG bchevc) had been ,cry .
ierior. That's fact Like the Printing nss lob snA
bad job too. Such Stationery
In Assembly Mr. BEERS gave a humorou, accoua, Of
petition acted on by the House 20 him ard =,
turn Cot HAywARD. The Col /, seems know po,A.s,
of H. The celebrated THoNAs JgFrEssoN svrEs,
LAND had got up the memorial which hsd nve has.
10 n four OF them unknown, as Mr. BEKSs stated AM
that the whole matter had rs origin In the brain Of
crazy. haltwt,cd, degraded being DESTROYS OF nos
ty. Mr.. WATSON endorsed Mr.. BIS opinion OF Mr.
and his movements.
bill for thu appointment Of Wrecsmastsrs IN Rich
mond. Queens. Kings and wes.chestsr was referred
the Judiciary COMMITTEES. A resolution. by Mr.. Bross
Ia instruct the Committee Banks and insurance Con
panies TO bring in general bin for such Incorporated
was adopted
twas an excellent practice In former years and ,,p
useful 10 Members, 10 have the House Journal prinsa
and brongh, up TO within day two of the Assembly,
proce%c1gs. hope this beneficial practice viii DO
Vtyei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25
From Anton Lizards.
corre.ponaenee Of Dc Tnbune.

NAVY YAAD. PESsAcoLA- Jan 10 lsi3.
Yesterday morning, the United States 'tore-shiP
RsIef Lieut. Bullas. came 10 anchor OFT this yard.
twelve days from Anton Lnsrdo. The news she
brings is not Of much importance
boat was discovered, the morning the Rei'sf
sailed from Anton LiEsrdo, in the act Of landing
her cargo-snd two OF oar boats were sent by
Commodore Conner in charge of Lieut. semnes' to
take possession Of her. She was brought Oh very
pret,ily Notwithstanding heavy Ere upon our boats
from tie Mexican batteries
Tie Commodore has distributed the Squadron along
the coast which "a more efectraly and vigorously
bockaded than ever. NILSSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25

GRAND GAIA TtNEs AT TIM Mvssv>i--Spiendid rcsfofs
shces uis afternoon al O'Clock, and also this evrnrs
nail past '. That besutul Balloon Panorama. which A.
Mulhiuly represents London with many other porton. o
England along the ~ the river Themes a. vel a.
also up tho Rhine In Germany tnakng tho uoa beautiful
and interesting Thing ~ ito hind introduced into Amer
ical VIII be- exhibited, and the Ethiopian Mnsuss who's
rNciung end sxliiarating songs chorusses kc have
charmed thousands The past week. will appeio
win The inimitab. YANKEE person,ior Great ws.Isru
and hoet OF other talented performers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25

rY Mr. @. q. Foster. who has tor some years
been connected with The Tribune having charge Of the
department Of City News has left to devote himself
entirely 10 the Editorial conduct Of YANKEE DOODLE
which hos been under his management from the outset
aud which learn has attained such circulation and
par mage justify and demand the entire devotion
of bis time and talents to its interests Our wsrmes,
wishes for bis attend friend Foster in bis H.
dependent career and have great confidence that h
hrmor and energy will secure it. The idle tale Of soIne
OF bis personal enemies having access to the lo'ser
grade Of sunday papers importing that he was dscA ssd
from our establishment because of recent article IN his
department is entirely gratuitous His secession hsd
been sgreed upon weeks before that article
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25
PHnADrLPHIA, Jan. si-s 7. NJ

PHuApxLPEIA, Jan. III r. ".
Henry Dsvsut q centensrian was killed yes
terday afternoon BY the Germantown haiI0ao
stons-csr. on the descending grade IN Ninths'
above Poplar The car by its own momentum
overlook him as he was crossing the street Inc
brakeman was unable to arrest IT progress Inc
unfortunate man. through deafness did not near
the approach Of the car
The markets Of Saturday we're quiet In Cotton
and Flour thsre was no change
No mail from South OF Augusta NO le"s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25

a osRp-The public are hereby informed, that al h
Lawsuits between the subscribers have been satisfactory
settled betwesn them snd that by arrangements usss
the enlire rshtto manufacture shred goods under NJ
0oodyesF's Psrengs and the use u Mr. 0oodyeM'
pounds IN the manufacture have been vested IN NJ Ds
We farther give notice. that all violations q any Of cad
Patents, VIII be Immediately prosecuted
Nsp. Y0rt, Jan. ~. ls47. CHARLES Go0DYEAR
is 81 HORACE H. DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25
Businces Notifies.

ADVANCED CLASS IN sNciSs-Ns'.rs Bradbury
Nashs Advanced Glass wall commence On T,ssdy
evening tho Goth In the Lecture Room OF orehus
o. (Rev. Mr. sAinner.) Church. orchsrist be,wen
Broome and Delaney pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25
HORACE II. DAY.

" J. ssnrs DoDcs. DEsrIsr, No. 10 Bond Of r-S
Broadway requests tho attention waning aus
eis teeth his method method ussd In ihs city
susssy ty himself christening either single svh or 80
when gold plates Il saves most Of tho pain osaslT
given In the operation and enables hs ws1sf kssf
clean aud healthy mouth M fla~sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25

~ Opinion AMI experience u The Editor Of lho ~
n.ond Ne.s and stsr, Dee. ., ist5. WisTARs eALsAk
or WILD CHERRY Ia constantly sdvefilssd 10 coS
umu. We feel bound say that psl Itils fsh ssus
rally ~ specifics and nos,nl1s-mgeh sss In your
ais Bui familiar ~ this modcins ior sI .eyss
yexrs psst-dsrng which lime this editor wso wrle. his
has a Intervals suffered with acute ashma I'D he vrung
not 90 much for he benefit II The prOpnslo "a iof maj "
hose who are afflicted with hat distressing dlssss 'ssss
pleasure 10 saying that he hos nysrsby found esasses
to him. and IN every wbss II has been used poaDJ
a. the first Indication attack viii entire and prosr
relief From having also observed u ed BY Others, y
o. opinion hat Il IA worhyf hs confidence Of No pa'S
None genuine unlsss signed l. BUTTS on the wfsPpsf
For ss!e by A. b. Il d, SANDS, DugrsS, 100 Fsioe
st. corner Of william. Agents for This City sso 81 ~
Broadway, AID " East Broadway. and BY Duyfs'
generally flrou zhoui the United States. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25

SAILS or STOCKS AT PHILADELPHrA, Jan %
Ffrr BoarS-l00 Morris Canal Sd g 100 DO = ~ DO cash
,. 500 L o. l-56 sss 80 Mar Nee =. AfT tvf
soarf-sac0O Nav o. l-6J 76f; 80 Vieksburg az s-oO
Cty 5. 90 100 Morris Canal 81 - Harrisburg s. 2t, 20
DO Is 2f, . Morris Canal o5 ~ ~ do ~ 10 susqre
Cana q 50 Grand Gulf g. 100 Morris - ~ SeeoHd
B0ari-3O Far Mech SGT - do 20 ~ sehuyikM ~
ssOoO L &. 1856 81 $40 Lehish e Ga % Mechanics
81 50 vicksburs IS "a. Is Girsrt Trus, &t. Are y
o0aa BOdra-lOO Harrisburg 2ci 70 Bank I; is Man
4 Mech Is 5000 state 80 &c; . Morris b5 u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25

OHIo.--The contested seat between Messrs
wmLEoRD and Coz of the Ohio Senate is said to
have been settled as follows Mr. WILIFoHD the
sitting member deposits his resignation. TO take
effect at the adjournment OF the present session
aud Mr. Cox withdrsws bis contest and the whole
matter goes back TO the people OF Wayne oaanty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25
: AXE OUTSIDE OF rO-DAY's PAPRR.n

~ The HBrasrA had not arrived at Boston
when we pat this paper to press. The Telegraph
between this city and Boston Is now in fine order,
and the operators will remain up all night await
Ing tie Steamers arrival 1t is barely possible
ths, we may publish her news in postscript to
par. Of our Edition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
WAsHrNo roS, Jan. 2i-IU 2 NJ

WASHING Ton, Jan Nv r n
The Military Committee Of both Houses o. O'h'
gress adjourned yesterday. without coming to any
definite conclusion relative to the future prosecution
of the War
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25

~ Or. ygLrx GoURAUD's bsi'ss Ms<'ssfss - -
III a. in disrSs,s diseoofsuoa and besissss -
~, s.Sris, sor srsdicsitnx sapsrfaous hair noI
los. forshssds mclss and his stubborn 1919 ~.saSs
Tr.Isd before buying Proof positive MA fnd 20 ~ n,
f,rx Yssstukk Rs~ss for crmsoong chssn -
cree,.. hsar Dig, Lay WAss and vsnsy - ~ M.'.s<
srticss 70 be ned oniy o. he ofs pspo''" - 4
lat stoss vaon Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25

BosLr's HYPERION FLgfD.-Msny are the so.iruss~
eom.naed by VARIOUS Individuals 10 proao~ The gfss.
N ~ amman hair and yes bat few useful 10 reme,
dsadrs( and eulsneoQs diseases, and In giving g ~ -
a Uniform colt s.ky and glossy appearances. ym
prssstsnse OF Bozle's Hyperion FlaId." AZ an 80
esptlor.be and may almost ssy indispsnsSos - a.
.tIhsr for ladys or gsrnemens toilet We ess -.
most chserfslly recommend u lWofcssss, - =
For s.ls BY < b. d. SANDS Dfuxsists, !. 49, 80
,,,rer 81 Wfi.p sxeas for tbs city Alec, Al 20 -.
wsy and n East Broadway, ard ~ Dfagss" gSsx
,h-.s. yhout he tintsd Stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25

A RrcIpE sos CsspysD HasDs And yIefa-h y0'
have itjua wash yourself with that emoss and bssas
article Joness Italian Chemical sospi viii male We
.kin soft white and hns. and all snpuocs, pnp's
sat rhsum &C. Give il tna, readsr-it srsssS -
eelIsnL Sold only In NswYors al the ssn o! ne Ans'f
aY..ls a. cb..s.u.,t "a ase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25

rzt.vonr t.rdry or hsrshs rso yoa get w. W,
fos sbi.iiags tsar viii H. aye and kesp v, son =,
.tIky and b@aalifu., forcs 10 grow he Doe y -
sa.sor..iv. viii stoo H. and VIII Strengthen ne foss
sod Al 81, mind u Ch4sham-sL n T. OF IN y 80
6rDoklYn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25

"" What wonderful piece Of work 10 mao vs
The exclamation OF Philosopher two hundred years 40
With what struck reverence should The Phi0soptg
u the nineteenth eealusy contsmpiss the humsn syssE
iad Ire complicated organization unveiled and la.d
81 Heayendrectei scsnee before his wondering syss
The great object Of he ,hdsusp Philanfhropi. s,Osh
be 20 his gss, accession " knowledge 10 the miss
tiOu Of suffering End the eurs Of disease Among ne
many remedial ssents which have besn Introduced via
this object perhaps there Is not that has been s
fornly successful sasD.s s,ssVssilla Many osss'
OF scroula ey.poss nercsha ulcers and glsDd1i1 60
largemeni- JUNIORS schTrous sweling- AMI other dc
eases developed Ia Tho skn the usssss AID eoAing' q
The muscles and the muscles themselves have Jeslss
10 its benign operation when all o.asr remedies os's
failed.
Prepared and cold, wholesale AMI retail, BY shp
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists. 100 FulionsI corner
Wliiam-st 2T3 BruaJwsy. and n Easi Bfosiwsy NEG
YofH sold also by DfuFrsIs generally ihroogfotl ~
United sislss Price 81 per bottle. or ella IosiesfTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25

tB- 1t is stated that Tuesday Goth Ito MOI row }
has been fixed upon the day on which to 80 into
the election OF L S Senator in Kentucky