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Election 9TH Of .{asHsf.

Ca SIuce our last, another letter has
been received flom Cap, G. W Caldwell.
His health j still good and ,he health Of
his men S improving. Hesiaies thatihe last
adyices from Gen. Scot, was to the effect
that he was slh,n a short distance Of the
City of Mexico negotiating FOR peace. lie
gives il a. hs opinion that 10 reace "ill
be made except by he sword. lie also
states that from the manner IA which the
MeMoaus are organizing Their guerilla par.
ties thcy do mol intend 10 rlsk another reg.
ular fight, 50 dat The Dragons VII have !
plenty 10 do.
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ARIsTA AND MS GENERALS,

The following rich scenes is actually
said to have taken place. The descrip-
ton, remarks the Maismoras Flag, is de- 1
rived from a gentleman high in the conf.
dence and esteem of the chief actor. but
whose name we are not permitted 10 men.
ton
After the battles Of the s,h and OH Of
May, when the Mexican army in their re-
treat had reached LinaIes, Gen. Arisia
summoned Generals Ampudia, Torreion,
Riquena and Canales, to his quarters, aud
thus addressed them.
Gentlemen--l am ahou, 10 resign the
command of the army Of the North, aud
have sent i-r you that you may know
the reasons which have influenced me.
They are simply these ! cannot command
the army with honor TO myself, or coun.
try, as long as II numbers SO many COW.
ards, With high command, 10 rs ranks.
\ gu, Ampudla, are base coward | en-.
trusted you with 1900 Of my best troops /;
you betrayed your trust, proved recreont
. ~ ZIG lHttlNSto u 4oui SbhiiRi " huu tCf .
ror.strickcn, aud trembling and dismayed,
without beng within half league Of a
hostile Gun.
lou, lorreion, have some reputation
as a cavalry officer; God knows bow or
where you obtained il; am only aston
ished that YOU should have the elironlery
o command.
" on, Riqueua, call yeurself an arllle.
rvolhcer; you have beenconsislent through
life, on,y in one thing, Your oowardice
500 are brave, ike all gasconaders, whcr
dangers are at 4 distance but When the
hour OF battle arrives, you are either no
10 be found, or your terror renders YOU
presence no, only useless, but injurious.
And YOU, CanaIes, to BE- called Gtaer
u what a satire what bitter IRONY
General ( Gugh, robber, COW driver,
sasahoud skuIker from rancho TO rsnchu
cowardiy pauper, whose very presence !
,oahed by every honorable man, and who's
claim to the title Of Geaerai produces ID
most profound contempt
And as for you, Colonel Carasco b,
gone, and uash yaur breecdes, you diri
dog
Z Gentlemen. am done With you ou
connection IS at an cad. Would that yuu
connection with our uuloHuaats cOuutr
vas also al an end.
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Friday last we,.tLe DIV ru which iLe
Raj Road R,fb,cuo oas af,c. l,y ,,,c ~,
izens u Pro,ldancr Settlement. and we OK
ccedinnl, ,c.,., hath, f..,.,,.s.,,..,. ,.,.
f.yorahlc U,d, hee, otE,.,,,,,o ,,o %
rec, Cb,,la,,. voull have L.oo ,l,.o,,cJ
l.o, Observation-Disclosures. ,..
the weather many n o,,, cft;ze,. ,,c,d.J
The ve,iba, had tito c,i,.c, =, Lon ..,,
away from othc, section. ,ho ,,,rlh,.o
attended Lo, no,,,,,s,,nd,o, ,t,..1,,n
barI. va la,,,.,l ,.,,o nod, ooo
persons ~ attendance and man, ,r u.o.a
Ladies,
~. ~,
occasion Coi r " u,o, ort.....,.
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We heard a gentleman fresh from tie
theatre o. Sar, reEnag sn an.cdo'e Of Gen.
TayIer. Cue o. he Illinois regiment vas
thrown Inio rather cose proximity with a
Mexican battery and !he Tails we're hyiug
i0lcrably thi aud father c.oss--so close
lcesd as to .nduce the o'uoys % dodge &C.
casioualIy. Cd K g9h aud Ready was
sitting a,triie Of BIS I'd grey, aud Icing IL
position 30 see.4be dodsHs, cred .oJi
So Gentlemen, 10 Jodgioe-u ti.bscoues
solder TO dodge" Cd Rough, grey horse
presented tar mark, aud as The enemy
mad learned Ais waeTeabay's from his ID
grey charger, very brisk IRE Nss opened
ua0a tho grey horse. /, s.. sad tie ball.
passed fouu- Old Rough pfomlscoously, aud
he ,hiug vas ba2omlag too lot even Tor
oim. At las! a BAL passed so near Ia,
cheek as 10 cause ban 10 throw tis head IN
30 opposite direction ~ifh ceienly uat al
i c5sfaclerj.tc Of o. R,bah's po4oiag
habits 1t was hau-di tie old iei'ow vas
dgdgmg The mo etnenl OF has head was
noticed Uy some % tag l..iHois.4as, aa1
hearty laugh broke cut from line b'noys.
Cd Ko9gu s,fa,arcbeJ himself up n bis
strtups, AID said" Dodge The balls, gcu.
teHca, but 10 rlnalug,"
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CHIHUAHUA

We have before US several numbers Of
the nglo.Saxou," an American news.
paper, lIs' published 10 Tie city Of Chihul.
hua. The latest date is Of April 81, and
Of course tie news Inns been nticipMed.
10 one number Of this paper We noIce
a singular illustration Of 4" Jacksonsm, -
which IS SAID to have found rs way 10 Gu,
haahul. Previous 70 tie battle d SacIa-
mento couHcI of affairs was called at
10 devise some practical means
Of shielding Mexican soldiers from Amer.
lean bullets. Il vas then proposed and
carried, that 1000 bags should be filed
aib cotton, which the soldiers were to
s,ag on their backs, and hen an attack,
10 carry Lcforq then. Among tic spoil.
If lAg battle af Sacramento Two carloads
Of these bags we're captured, bot vas not
until long afterwards bat a Mexican If
ser disclosed he object TO which they were
O be applied - 81 Louis Republican,
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n ~, 60, - ryc,y ,hin,,
~, 49,, ,la Ia, u,s furnished or lilo
.;.hos, ,o,,.,y and :, The mos, bouo,,Gl
.c..;.. al 100. ,,.,,. ch.,,c,e,;s,ic Of
-. ,.i,a.,,,., and nam, he,,,sd hoso;,aG
ct. o,,,,.os proyi.,o, was na1o 10
..,,a,,o I, 9 ooo ,o,so,s and we
~, ,o,,h., ,n.,rea - some
-,
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Our Rail Road.

We are giai.Ged ia beng able 10 state
that up to tbs, time, the subscription to he
Charlotte anj S5lth Carolina Rah Road
~ this cauHly amounts 10 $500 GOO, The
friends 10 Tie enterprise say i al, he ~.
creased s5o, goo more belo,s he Dooks are
clv.ed
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Letter from, rr. Ilnorc.


Letter from FEr. iinorc.
we are rrat,fed in hc.ne able 10 lay
~. ~, ,.,a.,s s.. C.u,,,,,, letter
-,
'''''i 'te non u ''.'''1''' - 49,
ton, ). e., WHO had been invited io be pre-
sent nj the celebration Of Tie 81 instant.
/, 80, 49,, f.,,,.,ato c,,.,e,,
= 80,
o'''oe" "'''"- ''''''' ''''' M 1''''s
tor the Toaa' 'he iniil"A. 'nfo"u ou' ~
Ibis letter that Charleston M never a.d
:, c,n.e, 10 ,ry .,eas,re which will Ie.
n.
- 49, ~
this pace, sh"uid insfHe ~ "''h iehe@s'
confidence that The Road WI yet be con.
siructea. Notwithstanding tie opposition
,i.,,r.,, Lc ,t.,,vn "a III. vpy 81 inter
o.,.a .at ...,.io., .,ea C.,,,I..,,, f.cl.
M WI us''A' = 49,. Il "'
athance' "e nave eofain'N cause A 1''s
matter and our citizens should meet her
ehpeffiil, 10 he amount ~ ,hrtr ahil,ty.
II, Tt,..,e .x,,sss.. 81. ,.,n.,s
"'t'o'' =
n the most pruh'abte rold q ~ length
ihut can hc Constructed n tir Salihcra
safes. Boz read die letter
cY,r,..r,x I,,o - tst-
c.-rlr,ir,. | hsvs ,hi, mamco, "a.
cei,el your 'ciler ii 22J inviting me 10
Jain you % iac - arssrno N celebrating
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fate Of this populous city, and Of the ma |
too. The excitement has been very gen
eral, and even the troops of the garrison,
snd the most numerous portion of the PEG.
pie, have been constant IN their ins.uua.
tons and their prayers.
! know certainly, that the occasion Of nv
resignation has caused gres, excitement IN
all minds; enemies Who cease not to spy
out the moments Cor producing discord aud
making revolutionary movements, avail
themselves o! everything, and eudesvor, by
their Vaccinations, 10 force an outbreak;
men of good faith, Who have seen the dis.
banded pariisans o. peace spreading their
seductlons 10 propagate The persuasion that
| oush, not 10 continue in power, are excl.
ted and active and behold Oh all sides
the terrible symptoms OF q revolutionary
Increment. All this is the necessary effect
Of the delay Which this mater has net
With, and which has involved me 10 grave
aud complicated respons biI'les.
see, then, the enemy rroiling 81 these
circumstances, ready 10 lal upon Us, see,
~ addition, the Nj alton Increasing on Oh
s,oes' anu l 20 Ho' atsiie 'ha' any ehe
sHou'u lucl'Va'e ue N case o. an uH'oftu
u''e event. a'f'Ou''hS me persistence 10 NY
ue'otulioa'l'N 20 a cliaitha' ego''sm' Nv
q s"a" f" y sl''t Va. iaf poln y hoa'
o. q o. t'ioe' '.l understood preferred
my personal welfare 70 nv county. am
aV'u' '"en' 10 u.aNe nc" sici'hee' e,e-ee-
'1s ; 800 us - my ? ~ Huu na'e
- " "'''.u. Nv ''u 40 l".o''1e's
'','1''" "S s"4.''" - Wy -" =
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READY WIT on TIE BATTLE FIELD

o. The afternoon Of The 22d Feb, when
the leg.ons Of Santa snna were advancing
their almost Inlermlnabe front towards
Old lacks handful Of volunteers at Bpena
Vista, an Aid Of one Of our Generals on
hJs return from tho delivery Of some or
der, came dashiug along in front Of Our
lines, about the t'me the fret firing com
menced, on the left. As he pissed BY me
# the regiments, he shouted out, -" Well,
boys I've opened the ball tof you." You
had better turn round then, aud sci 20 your
partner" replied ready Wit in the Ilqes,
" as it has Teen commenced by galiop
id.-N. o. National.
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80. noNIPnAN.s ExPEpITioN.

COB. lDNlPHhN'S EXPEDITION,
pon the operations Of this command,
the Ner York Commercial Advertiser
bas tie following commens
What good result has lcon obtained
BY ths great military undertaking i
thousand Missouf,ans have comp.e. d ga
enormous journey Il some thousands u
miles al enormous expense 1ut What for
VIVA. docs Il oil amount 10 PerhapB Ne
nigh, 20 farther aud ak what Vas con.
ienp'ated or expected Two battles have
been fought some scores Of Mexicans
have been shot saOreo osatss--a"a a
city has been taken. But the CITY hns
been gwen III again, the dead Mesierr'
have been eaten ~ wolves and ba1zatj-
he long march hos been accomplished
and the Nissouriaps have returned 10 lheir
own coualryi leaving that part Of Mexico
Which was tie chef sCeno Of their mdi a.
~ operations about as i vas before. /, .
neither annexed or conquered. Ii any
ding more ! 70 be done with il, The whole
wnrk las 10 BE gone over ogaa. Tie
keel has passed through the waves, bot lhc
waves have closed after II, aud there IS no
trace remaining Of is passage
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GDSrlDtGF
THURSDAY. July rs. Isi..

%We are authorized To announce the
Hon. ID. ". Blrriuger, as Candidate to
represent the third Congressional District
IN The next Congress Of the United States.
Composed ol the counties Of Lincoln, Gas.
ton, Mecklenburg, Union, Arson, Rich.
mond, Moore, Montgomery, SIanly aud
Cabatfus
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ter-go on IN the spirit Of deIer4ainod c,.
erlon, resolute to achieve the end YOU ain
Att will be done as sure US you ,eiH h
if you Of North Carolina are only true q
yourselves.
But must close. ] write this IN tbs
mids, OF business, and must beg YOU n
present TO those you represent my warn,
acknowledgements for the very kind tern,
N which you have been pleased 10 e,pfss,
your invltation-nnd believe me Gentlemen
with the highest respect,
Your obd't servant,
F II. ELNoRr
Messrs W. Osborne. c. } Fox. W W. Elm.
Committee u otfi=sHs o, McckltrtuTg. n r.
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But ! must close. ] write this IN tba
midst Of business, and must beg YOU 10
present TO those you represent my warn,
Acknowledgements for the very kind terms
n which YOU have been pleased 10 esp,as.
sour nvitation-and believe ne gentlemen
with the highest respect,
l our oOdt servant,
+ II. ELMoRr
Messrs J W. Osborne. C. J Fox. W W. El,.
Committee u ctiissrs o Meeklentirg n &
----ee
Gen. Scott and ur. Trist.
II appears that tie misunderstanding.
tween Gen. Scot, aud Mr.. Tnst is w,5eo
ing. When he frs. went cut to Mexico
was reported that he barely went au, =.
the bearer Of dispatches 10 Gen. Scott. /,
now turns gu, that he went 10 Me,jco !,
the capacity Of nn agent # The Executive
having full authority TO eouclula an ann.
is,ice with lha, Government. Butn seem,
that Gen. Scott, as soon as he wns awars
Of the capacity IN Which Nh Tbs. cane
10 MeNico, very soon clipped mm II h.s
h,ier ap,ban,v by rca.s,ny ol.tbm
-,
''0' Guy ' 'e- -
misunderstanding which vii not be easiy
healed. What, ridiculous figure The al.
minisfaiion cuts. Dolly ibink Of il. ia.
king clerk from one Of the Dt2aumsa',
a
~ washington 'e 20 to Mexico to neso.iie
peace, "a The capacity OF Lieut.. Genera
alter Congress has refused 10 ciotbe lie
President wnh Inc ouwe, 10 pes. IA, an.
..,..,,l.,... ...,,.,... ,.l. -.
Z oo'''0e 81 = aug o'l',' 'n",'s' = y u
successful ot"eta'. Inc Ne" io'k
Courier oud Enquirer has an artee ID,
lhis subject RON which - copied tie ol.
) loving extracts:
! "Ir'e.s We lave been celtfeIg nrA.i
III NJ, southern c,rrr.prulrrts III
Tu,,'. Gr.t sicp. Il. Ais anna, ia.
. va.fo REQUEST Gen. Sent 10 tfsn.m.i a
lsdes,lfa,ilp q stelfl psci,f. adltfs.sat,
5 The NrSican Secretary Of Sac. alitt h,
+. euclo,cd 10 he General. ara !. sae cs..
> lent. of va.eh be gave h,m 1s aesaun
Gen. S~ot promptly Informed lt.a t..i. be
declined Is do - Ia, liza, IT. sh1u.d -
IAN HE teiter, subject q NJ lrs. lf
der g. feply 10 VI. Tulw5s 8 course
J. 10 wiring. andua So emphatic al ,Ip,
n c.tas 60 leave 40 room i1t mis- p9rsbsa
+ ,ion. THIS letter We kreis - naa o. f'
10 Washington sud II ,h" repsfi is, n,
" feueacd q. & It's content. Is aeoues IL
un,ou. IS procuring . cops 81 / al ri
% rghl
MIR Tu.i, o. more property BE BE,
e. eulfsc, Of shteh mail ih.s De IS 50 ply lhi
20 tool, was thus baiI',d 90 b.. ass nPt,o
Z throw UPON Gtn. scott he resp.dstblty
L e whatever proposition 70 'te A't7sa
z na'f"nheM his sea.e5 pache. fea'@te''
9 come 70 Me4'eo~''h fa'i aglhafHs 'et.r.
~ ~ :" 1fal's''ee VI" 'h' 's'1tn7sN'
~, - =. ~ 90 49, 'fs'''
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Rev. Sir. Lumslea brought INTO oat
ofacs lie other day some bguches OF gram
winch grew 90 tie ordinary caue OF reed,
aud "ss found on Muddy creek 10 Stokes
county. lie says the crop on !Le spot
whete discovered was exceedingly lukuti.
sui-e.ey Jlnt Of the reeds Throwing cut
large oat like branches Or heads oil tins
Singular FRUIT Tne grams resemble rye,
except that they are much larger, aud
would eylfculy make prerly decent look
tng article Of h,ur 'Ine people Of the
retghborhood say lbas many bushels NIGH
have been gathered, Is here any OotanIst
or bouCulturls.-arqlaln.cd With tins
phen9menoul- GreeHsbor0ugh Patriot.
We understand that the Caue seeds repu
Iatly once every seven year,, and that cat.
lie and hogs become very fat by feeding On
the taln.-Fdy. ObserUer.
WHAT A DAY MAY BRING FORTH.
o. the Let in.lant, Mfs. Margaret Day
vie Of George ". Day, Of Buck, county,
Pa, ~as safely delivered Of four children,
three grls aud boy.
Why is the suspension Of specie pay
meats Ike we'll spread table Because
Il makes men trt1kfqa.
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WHAT A DAY MAY BRING FORTE

Why is the suspension Of specie pay
meats like we'll spread table, Because
Il makes uen trt1kfaa
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General Notiles.
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Instant ala 81
CHANGES OF THE SEP COW
n Affect more or less ali people IT, snuyh,sned
Psychologist IL 10 tue win gcnerAir &c sns a.
ihen; it should be remembered 90 I,v mil nor
jadcious al,ersive 10 much needle Rs 81 ia s.rs
~ HYERs a be found as
the American Improved Hyg - u.,,.,r.-
General Depot 40 fuon-a s ssn ssoe nc
New.York sac. : 49,
slsso e oss T y III, ssae s sss s5sun
r., Al he Coliseum Sofdsnes wit By Laws on the 1u
all 81 ByOrd' " B'ossdsyosy 4 e.f Ps,s7 IN + ~
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SERIOUS AcoIDEsT.-Dr T. 7. Lockwood OF
Hamburg wss thrown from his horse Monday and
severely injured that be is not expected TO survive
After being thrown the horse kicked him with oon
feet the pit Of the stomach. He wss unable 70
spesk and had not spoken word when last heard from
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MErEoRIc STosEs--A fall Of these stones took
place some weeks since Dubuque, Iowa The
largest Of them said be six feet in diameter crusaed
gigantic old oak in its fall and imbedded itself twelve
feetin the earth. TWAS dug out with immense labor by
the people who had witnessed its fall. SO runs the
atar
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The License LAws-The grog-seIers in West
chester, Pa have been comforting themselves with
doubts whether the U. 8. Supreme Court has actu'
ally decided that laws prohibiting the sale of ar
dent spirits are constitutional The Washington Union
being appealed to sets the matter at rest in terms which
the quordeaers will be able to understand as follows
Cases have come I'D from the States of New. Hsmp-
shire Massachusetts and Rhode Island. where license
laws have passed the Legislature, and the supreme
Court In each State has confirmed their consutuiions
y The Supreme Court OF the United States have dec
ded the question at their last sroy Judge upon <
bench pronounced his opinion in The and. with the
exception of one point taken by Judge Daniel and
which did affect the general decision, S Court cas
unanimous opinion, IN arcr Of he eonstHii0saliy
Of the license lars.
There, gentlemen are you satisfied now It's
hard indeed II IT, that much eloqusnce In favor OF
liberty and private rights should all 90 for nothing
bu. really, We don't ses how II Is to be helped
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II We have received the music Of a new song
just published by C. Holt l56 Rulton.,t 1t is entitled
'Fsrest Flower paely dropping being on the death
of the lovely and accomplished Mrs. L. B. Wyman OF
Brooklyn. The music Is the composition of Miss Au-
gusa Browne and the poetry from the pen of Mrs Bal
msnno who has also furnished the beautiful vi'ette in
the title representing that part of the grounds In the
Greenwood Cemetery where Mrs. Wyman is intel red
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.


DR.. Townsends sarsspsrtlls 10 sovsrsgu snl spesey
for incipent consump,ion. barrsnnsse lsseohSe
urine involuntary discharge thereof and or
tho general prosson Of the systempo matter whsshe
the result OF inherent causes, or produced BY eGaihy
Nothing BE- surprssg Than i.s invigerstiDs r.
sssuds before taking it, ct once become robaa sd All
OF energy under lie influence. IL immediately coutsrses
the Of the female frame, which s sbs ssss
Il viii not be expected Of U.s. IN Of 20 dslicals
nature to exhibit Of cures psrormsd bat ws
reported Several cases, where mli4s have besa
without children, after u.ng few bottles Of his invslua
bic medicine, have been bessed with healthy odsphng
o md ss ssns I'd s.s
womb, and With osr dIeuss, ssd hsving Known cssss
where your medicine has effected great cures end ase
obtained bottle OF Extract Of sarsspsla, md followed
tho directions yoa gave me- 10 short inas removed
Fer s 'a me ses asi p..
n. SocsE se1 ~ 70 s ssS
Ds, Towsss.p.-To all whom this may sonesn: The
IL 70 certify that my wife used one bottle OF your yesesIe
a previous TO her confnemeni uldsr the moot alarming
and delicate circumstances being troubled with Che drop
sy swelling Of the feet Affections. and very much
Of o.s who bad aes t. he w:s induced 10 h. w
little faith and suee Il 10 say tho Iaedicias had hs
,sni, but amer The expiration Of enc wssI o. IL sss
dropsy and affection gave way 70 "a Astonishing
oegree, ana her Dctief thsn "o~"
long time previous.
II this will bs OF any service to you, OF any one VIE
doubts the success Of he medicine you are enfsly well
come TO IT, subscribe mysed your nSst cpsaisns sSa
''"s'' 't OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS
Dr. Townsend Il almost daily receiving orders from ply
s.clans In different psrts u the Union ~ 80.
This 10 10 certify that the underCRned fhysieiane0
he CITY OF Albany, In prescribed D.
Townssnd's ssrsspars, and besye II 70 be one Of As
most valuable ofths 9srsspsriia hs arts
IL r. Pulling, n D; Wilson, n. o. E. q. enggs, =.
ID p. 4. Elmcndof, n. D.
Albany, April l, lat6.
The following from Of tn respectable phys.
e,s ne on Loog Island 0aEEHpoaT, July TO- ia
Os TowssEsD--Ds@ SIR Il b win ssusfScroo ~
say 70 you that have recently Witnessed In ssyeee cosoD
he most bsns6eal resuln ron your Exusct q eesnl9
lila Being enOgsd IN hs pfscacs OF ne4teine, ~
prescribed 10 Xersl essss md nsves without -
IN the removal Of disssses arising fou dsrngs9 49,
Of bs d.gssdve organs. is1ndes be ~ sSc1eAs ~.
hing o. he kind ever before oesrsd 70 II psbHe Yss
Win plssss sad me two dossa, ts he
n:sps,,ssiSy yS ga, e. & s phhG ~.
ding Co s.siss. sos:en, o.. pyca - ~ -
Duvsi Co Riehnood {. n. Cohen chs5.ssss Washs
4 Co ISL Chsnresst kew0rieens; 100 sosih rsssks.
Albany R. Van Bustirk 1s1 Brood, cor Msrsss-:. ~.
ara j.; and By principal drusgsu generally snseses
out the Unled STATES West Indiss and The Cssadae
None genuine uness put up In the large square eosn
which contain quart snd signed With the wrfusa 49,
ture Of g. r. TOWNSEND, and 10 nams bovn o -
sisss no. sm- tuIn-. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

WEBSTER MEETING AT SAvASsAH.-The citi-
zens OF Savannah without distinction Of party, had
meeting on the 18th inst and appointed COMMITTEES OF
thirteen to extend the Inequalities Of the city TO Hon
Daniel Webster on hs arrival In that place and also to
invite him to public dinner day to be designated
" HE convenience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

NEW MUsIc.-Firth, Hall Il Pond, 800 Broad
way, have jus, been publishing the NewOrleans Fire
mems Grand Procession March and L'Eeho,' Grand
valse Brilsnte, composed BY Theod Won La Hache oil
n O.; also, the Russian Polka" by Lsbitzky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

NEw Musc.-Firth, Hall Pond, 2o9 Broadway.
have issued the following new music: Csly Polka,
BY Dodworth, arranged for four hands BY Baldwin
Scenes where FRS. In early childhood Car aogh ovo
passa the favore Cavatins from Linda di Chsmounix
sung by Madame Pico, with Italian and English words
adapted by c. w Beames.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

IL THE SrRrSs OF PEARLS: A Novel; By
G. P. R. JAMES Esq. Author of Dsrnley,' Henry OF
Guse &c &c has been issued for IS cts by the Hsrper