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REMOVAL.
TEE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE REMOVED from No. ,
10 No Esssaa-sL where they have splendid Dsort
ueat Of cold and Silver Duplex, Potent Lever Anchor
E.ospemsni Lenne snd Verca "siches' selected ron
re b-st manufactured Europe, which VIII - warrant
ed perfect time keepers
Also some new patterns Of COLI Chains seas keys &C
IA. 40 40 Cod Pencil Cases sud GJld
~ e0 40 Thin.hl.s Ringl. Pi1A Pens
~ 81 d, Rra-.let. visn Stone. aud 4 sir.
A. Do DO silver FORKS, Pools AZ Plate.
AL IA ahcT. ANDES will he sold 81 NE lowest rates
api -s-raned ~ "a e-ls % re 1est made me city
MOTT BROTHER rs. Importers % Fine Watches, 10
No Nasss1-sL opposite tls Custom House
p gTho esoVe art,c e. carefully repaired by The most
skifu wofkmen u tie city, sld warranted 70 eve enuie
s.tf.s.<tion z5f jwOs
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: y - yrrHsoMIs. cowFrRrHwAlr 90.
Pabish-rs ard Bookssleis.
- Marss,.,l PA aiel : ia.

EwELLs MEDICAL COMP ANIoN-T ssfA EStlos.
l. C. Co. viii a.so pub Id his Sfrng iat ILDlCAL
C~rt~r1x ~ Fan Phvsca7 treating q The Diseases
u ~ II el States, ia their npous cAas cure 80
meats u prevention. cOImcn c'ses "a surgery a. iA'
lures tisl0caious 6c thi mnrEgrm 20 all diseases oi
". rlen an8 Cel G1-u U-spensstors ilr ? pafius
Fami.v Melic.1es sul Gossarv e1p4sin.re lecalleA
ems To hcl adGelA brlef AnatuMy and hlfi-
DOW q The Human BODY shovgir- rsto-s rrnci
Ire cause ari cure u Diseases An Essay 0l = .~n or
he Az of Preservtns Hea th wroui ie sl OF Msucne
An American Ms'ea Nedca pointing out the virtues ard
doses Of our Medic nal Plants A-o-fte Nurses On1e
hy James Ewel. Physician IN Washington, formerly OF
ssvsunsh the Tsnih Edition. revised, enlarged asa very
c1n.iderahv improved embracing Ireaiise ON Il M
galhv. Homeopathy, ard fhe Ctr0uo-Fh : stem
n Booksellers. and others pgrenssisE ooeNs' are IN
Wei 10 cal snd examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere they viii fld more extensive ihan nat Of
sny other establishment Ia ne Country and We IL SCI
a. the owest prices. fml2 Saw lnll I. {. X Co.
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THE hNGALIsT ,


RECORD or PRACTICAL MEDICINE 10 the Cily
n OF Ner-Iork Edited BY Wllian Z hooetis " "
Fellow " he College Of Physicians and surgeons OF new
York COSrrNTs oF NO Il
l. Clinlqae q The University Of New-fork
H. Cllnique q the College ofphyseisns md surgeons
III. Reports u the NeS-York Hospital
". Reports Of Sew-York Pathological society
v Reports OF Nev.York Med sad surg society a, ~
VI ases from my Note. Book. BY Israel Moses NtS'
Asst Surgeon L : A. - . ,r,,.r
VII The Clinical Teaching q, tie NeW-f orr h'si1i'
by John r. Nsndervcort. NJ d - d..
VII EnfroRs TtsiE Legal Ntsforf sfious
Notices u Asylum. &c. . Nuw-IorE Academy or 81
cine Blbio-rsplIcal Notice. Iralsaclo1s 81 llsle'
phia c. eye of Physicians Truusseal ant oe1c4 aA''
debated a.. Vsds-Fo-cisu, Domestic, O9lila' a., -,
m5 DANIEL ADEE, ~ tgl.oa-s- NeN- l--s
LAWYERS DIARY FOR ls47.
lust PUBLISHED-Th is indispensable accomPe
y - every lawyers Office, containing Isl OF We LeN
sheriff. ard Cerss elected n November last An Auisac
ad .t Of sundays cr tho year 1877; Masters sna HA.'
ners 10 CAanccry Shrr.f5 jury for he year io4i N9i
rssoners Of Deeds sppCinted ~ or Governor IN o-l
states Comm sU1ers 10 tske scknoS ed snenls ot .heI
y.ies. Public Nntares sud Commissioner oi y -rl- 70
~ Cifv u NsS.Y Rates u Postage Foreign Con,
suis Bsnk. ard Insurance Companies IN me C,Ass ~
NesgTork snd Brook yu E.ecuons 10 ne safe ol Ne"
YORK; Corporation 81 the Cay Of Ne~-foiki Cou,s o.
ne cited STATES stale " hewYorS AMI Guy o. New.
YORK; American Ministers A. Foreign Courtsi Charse
aAaaires complete list Of all The Lawyers IN the Cly o.
New York-tosesher With 81 the usual MemorsndA rela
Ing 20 the different Courts Published and for sale by
BELL GOULD, Law sisuoneu'
"A l53 Nssian-tL
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nR. POWELL, Oeullst snd Asfisi, attend, 70 pis-
OEksEs Of The BYE and EAR frum 70 0cl'cf 81 NJ
residence NJ Broadway. cor. o. WArrsl-st OphttAn
oPPage q The isar passage, Csisfsets and upAees e.
icclaslly rcusvca
Ax.uRosis ueNtsd with grest attention and success
grzAEisNuf, or squirting. cured 10 ateS minutes
DsAFSrss and al discharges from lae EE permanently
cured. ARTIFICIAL Eyes Inserted -
sneclArirs sdsqi-d Ia every defect ~ imDAW
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lis. O. Letters Remaining In the ). Y, Post 0hce,
Saturday. March 49,
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Sfa At PRIVATE SALE-ce~- Nocneii" So.hHS
Hs Seat and small Farm, situate Is miles from ne clJ
A Que OF The most beautiful residences IN Wescn-s.ef
County. IL Is situated between The village OF New-i1o
chee and the steamboat landing half mile from ihe at
ter and half mile from tbs New.Yerk snd New-usvsn
Asroad the cotlsgs was built 10 lSiO oy Norman Wste
All a nov occupied BY Iohn Bissel, consists Of two
story cottage built dwelling house. farm housr nsns
GABLES coach house, &C. al nesry new, III Soo9 spst
ana fed up VITA every conge nencs snd WIZ
several huud red ornamental snade trees and shrubovry
commands extensive add varied views Of Long lslSuo
Sound ani contains 20 acres OF sud 10 nsh .e
OF uuvaion which IL ne, thrifty apple oienaIa
igrafe and In full bearing, win choice coechoh VI
vlner ffuit e. AO0 ers a0d vegetables garden ~
The easy facilities u passing quickly between THIS paee
and he e y render It very desirable FOR the family Of
gentleman dong business 10 town one nail q me Qtap
desired Terms &c made Euown on application 10
III, -. Broad 81
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- DUCHESS COUNTY, Stste Of New.Yers.-
90. Tannery 10 lessei with al me recs IA pflso-
MI meuts situate on tho bank of tbs Hudson sky
rom l1s Guy u New. YOrk, AZ FisnAD Landing There
are some 20 vAs and under c0'er-iufnsee ana no
r f,r beetp he LIQUOR and pasture lot BARK msy be
had from The mountains IN the vicinity, or ron tns upper
Cnuntes hy the river Tie neigbborhood 10 bcky set
lad and Numerous cotton mills and Other factories near
by The lsfse ard thriving own Of Newburgn IS direcHy
Opposite on The liver. Possession given Immediately A
nnSs,n,ses Anoiy 10 P. c. DEWlNT,
mo i've Fishkil Landing, Duchess Co. N. Y.
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Books.
-uENDTrRIs GRAMMAR.

A NV GRAMMAR az th~ English Lsrgrare. By
Il Jrserh r Cha1c Ter Esc Editor q he niEec saies
Gs-e@ Price 81 csnfsThs Wcrk . h re hands q ne
.,~5tvr ard ~ ID be issued by he subscribers IA ne
moth u Aprii neTt iis plan fanilar, bat horousn
exuoson q rrglsh Grsnlu 81, scsPed n - present
~ eosrtrv sd Z. des gn-5 % dscrss The sol ect
tth be facher buf ensf- BIN ~ cumuarieais a. &C
ursfs krovlsdss Of with fsciiiiy % his gpus Inose
80 a. acquainted with Mr. Chandler. eiher psIt0naly
Or through bis vicelyctrcrs.ed 45d important ,0cfns
MI rot hesitate 10 admit hat & wo-lt b thcui 10 nnc
tr-,t-. and hsf ray b expected 10 be Standard
rk IN s deDs- meat 20 be q eminent service % me
cause Of EdaclOn. and 70 reject honor 90 ne seooo'
LsrAlufe Of America co
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TtNU DENTI-T-.-Ths sLbscrcef has iast received
cement tRiIhOut mercury for niing Teeth tEvenied
.nc recently improved by Of The yt Surgical Densts
In he world Ii q believed b lie beat srce OF toe
5srri of JOSEPH 7. MURPHY,
- ims So Broadway.
Orders By u,l accompanying oae Dollar can have iS
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farms for Sale.

VALUABLE COUNTRY STAT s,s -
~ ln Columbia so4rly tx mics from Hud.o- 80, -
~ sse vii &c EXCHANGED 10 city o. Brok " - 80.
rriy Ihese prem are krosn ss lsteiy The rts
heury ". EslnFs;1n. he. and row foyl'nx r.T - -
esiae Of Ro5erl Jasrsy tecesssd, saatst .Sott 49,
from The cy OF Hadson and I'd 0uLrg he reserc. ~
MI5{ LiV.' As-.u. ~ . ~ ~ - NAN baic
by - feet ia cellar under the whole Grlsfas tk,cs
og IN The most com p,sts usruer ard con snd-s Al -
teusve view u Carskil usoaniAins Ta~re are a., - -
premises wash-hOuse ia four rooms and sarret a.,
stable sud c8fria ge-hoQse also farm-Eo1se snd sr,
barn, large cshouss BOW = led viii Zee Tteiafna-
siss OF $50 scres u good land sqlta5s of AZ. n
pasture and upon II large sppie-Of-hard icsatss,
with creei variety OF o;ksr ffuiL The usns.o1 r. s
necessary cutbu.dirgswilh sbOnt - cf sns " -
SOLD seps s,sy freQure-. f.riher deer p,ios sf
property 10 deemed unnecessary, - no enc wold ~,
chase Siihclt a previous pefsonal exam rtfcr ~.
Hudson River r. rosd within ls'i srs 4 ls Am
For fsrt-e particulars sgay 20 Nrs r. e Jaf AZ "a A.
premises. CT ~ klCuAkD OAtLL1, hfos..sl
80 fuls
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fonsee for Sale.

PAPER MILL, FOR sALR.-The Paper Ma.
10 chnery and lease OF ihe MIL known ~ me hiul-
1&4 moa Mn" silus,ed 10 Humphrey svile. New Haven
county c. is offered for sale sai lease has nine years 10
run rom MAY next and Is IN all respects favorable one
Said machinery consists Of two engines one cylinder ma
"a, eutier rs feet boiler with reluru-fues, dusssr
sleeping ch-ss for from l5 10 20 engines, and ocr con-
y.uiences Tor the economical manufacture O paper, NC
princip. part OF which l. and Of 1e best qdaiy Al
o[ which Is IL running order It's operations under the pr
nant owners having Just ceased. Tho stream on which
said mil Is siusied Is good one.
To person possessing even small means, his Is cJnsd
cred favorable opportunity for engaging lathe paper hus
o. he property wiz be SOD dvclieoly enes9 sous
ne glad 10 make Arrangements with some one acquainted
with the business Tor part u he property, snd resume
the operations OF the mil Immediately Application 10 be
made soon either personally OF by letter. Al Hams
Vile, c. 10 A w. DbrOhGSb.
Humphreysvie, CT March 5, lS47 NIL %
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.BNTLHMsN,s LIST

ROBERT ". NORRIS, p. N.
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g. FOR sALE-A block OF lsnd between sixth ard
&n seysntb aysuuss ard between Northumberland
NJ Thiry.nrst and neHundFed and. Thirty second SIS
containing "a ols level with city grade snd soil sas
bic Tor bu-ying GROUND
Also 10 lots between bird and Fourth avenues and Que
HIn red and euu,h and One Hundred and F0ufteen
streets 49,
Hundred and Twefh aud One Hdndred-en TnTcenlA
t7s I'M p KETCHJM 60 Nassau-sL
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DANGE-.-PlERCES Improved Two oven kaages
IA Tue subscriber has tle p.e1sure VI informing nc
p1bc thar b. rizde accii o1al ovenenis IL
Is Rsn--s slcn 1-T ctfsly rr9getted % cal
Art exam re TIE rec ~ IN proTemruis make hem ce
3ety more congerl-nt znc economical ttsn any u TIE
1szrse- GEo. PIERCE Pfopr-tr - hfo.dwss.
P ) TIE pl3Nc are cs1ioned sgzinsf nsvlng Pl-rc-s
!, iaE @ P
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- FOR saLE--A neat Cottage and barn, with about
- four and al Of good and pleasantly situated
H~@ la lhe town Of New Rochelle on Neyhah seVebuei
within half mile OF steambsaf landing, aud about that
distance tom the New Haven and Nswfofk Railroad -
There good well Of water near The basement door, ana
a number N frt trees &c. Il has good view Of the
sound and surrounding country For father particulars
inorirs OF LIZ COUNT BARTON,
New Rochelle Landing
fauls
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uUBBAKD's PAPEks.-BuRnAPhS ABcoCk.
IlNo. Us FuonsL Ofer for sale full assortment Of Pa
psrs manufactured by the MssEs Hubbard comprising
Ledger Pspers blue and white Imperial, euper Royal,
hOyal. Medium, Dsmy a1d Fiat Cap.
Benk FOLIO Post, Bank Qu1riO roet, Lkchangc Cap
Extra Super Cut CAP. ruled and plaln-
Letter Paper, ruled and plain, = fall essofinenh
Packsf Post, super and Exus super
Tnfed Plsle f8psr CO.oret tmpoT.elA
C0iorcd Royals. ttic1 and Inn.
Do Medium 40 20.
Do DOub.e Cap, s0f copy book1
Pine Glaxed Colored Mediums, Royals, &c. &c.
E. B. have elso hand very exhaustive assorte1. ~
" Ring Papers BOOK AID Nsws Printing Papers, PlAe
Papers, Hardware aud WIsppng Papers They are also
soia agrus Of ne genuine RatenI Eave.ope Psper.
Rsns Pepper q snY ste SD saalig made 70 oder al
saorI noucs. iyzl osysod
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"a ILLINOIS LANDS for sale eheao.-s5O ser.,
Up Of good farming ands Tor sAe al from 30 cent? 10
49, Der &C O. IN lots OF 100 eachone lot im proved
appiv At IS Liberty 81 ffon, oMse. mll2~'
q, FARI no LET or 10 lease, slAlsn Island,
ei> hree quarters Of nile from Port Richmond leqaifs
sA-Q Ann'st mRims
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ga FOR ~AlE-A great variety OF tfuit, otnsinsnsl
~ frre. lowering Shrubs, everEIeeus, g'epe N'nes,
rose bushes herbaceOus rlants, 10000 gisnt sspa'a
gus roots and dwsn box Tor garden Cigmgsi tome VeJ
spendia brsnchei allsnihus also. very me panlnnns
ees. Orders received By NJ J. WOOLSEN, Ae troct.
Al where caisOgurs 10 obt>inedi 90 by ne pro
~, mla Im
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Az STPPEI0R MINING. com9s1Ies-To %

IL DIrectors Of the ssvssAl Mlning Companies md
sged -eriemsn from alceigss, can oder exraordina
y ilflc-clf for being g0yso a. avns q s7y Ccn
parg In he Mining egCn CitY references SD iesuo-
ns.s Il : DESTROYS ,bAt ess!y sppl-atiou oe made
IL order tasi be nav embark Tor he copper region ID
h1v So ml2 ~
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EOhbES q 1OUNVf
ooNNsNoS AND ToSTAKDIsG sERcsirrs,
and agents for the sale and parchsss Of
Merchandise and PTeduos.
Canal tar-- doors bast Il Msn-st
cH..t,s roEBLs Cincinnati Ohio sro y. Yocss q.
nEFER TO-Metsrs GGult, Ballad Co Nev-fofk
Is Alfred EdvsrdsA ca.
Duuon, RichArdson / cc. Boston.
r. Weed E,e. Albany.
Daw. Eco. B1fsO
ChAs n Willisms, ESQ. Toledo.
mil an Hon Bellamy SiOfeL Cincinnati.
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~ FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE for Guy prop
s1S erty. q farm Of 80 scres 10 the town OF hMn.on
- Weschessr Connty, 4 miles from Rye, y from
steamboat landing. q from Mamaroueck. from me New
Haven Rail Road which will soon be dons, ~ from ME
Plains; buildings and fences IN good order eny X
fruit situation enc, land In high state ct cultirsIoa
esLMER on he premises 15f eodn
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BROOKE, SHILLINGTON s. CO.
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IL reading public to their large and varied col
lection of cheap Books, Newspapers, &c.
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june st.
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ITO be continued

Or5- Mr.. Benton has written a letter 10 his
friends in Howard County, Mo-, who homi-
mated him last winter for President, TO say to
them, in substance, that they did not know
what they were about when they committed
so silly an act-that the next Democratic pre-.
sident must come from the North, or the dem
ocratlc would be al an end--that Mr.. Calhoun
is a traitor to democracy and an enemy 10 the
counlry--that Mr.. Polk does wisely in no,
looking TO reelection (hear that, Mr.. Polk y
that he was serving out his last senatorial
term-and that every good democrat must 60
for Silas Wright for the next president. All
right and proper Monsieur Benlon--but let US
tell you that you may call till doomsday upon
the Democracy 10 go for Mr.. Wright. They
will not come. Nine-lenlhs Of them and all
the Wings Of the country are bound for Mon
tefey to bring Old Zach TO the United States
to make him their president, and not all the
Bentons since the days Of Adam can prevent
il. Can they, People Of the United States !?
Hear you the shout, Monsieur Benton? That
NO will haunt you to your tomb.
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The Daily National whig.

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Washington, June 3, lS47.
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An arrival at ST. Louis from the upper Mis-
souri, reports that the Fur Traders did well last
winter. Eleven hundred robes are on their way
down. The Indians were troublesome. Heavy
SHOWS covered the vast plains of the Northwest
during the whole winter, and great food is
expected in the Missouri this month. The
Pawnees and Sioux are at war The hunters
met large trains of Mormons on Ketchum's
Fork, armed with artillery.
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WEEKLY NATIONAL WHIG.--We have re-
ceiyed No. 2 of this paper. says the Fairfax,
Va, News. Il is spicy exponent of the
principles of the W hig party, and goes Tor old
'Rough and Ready" against the field. Right
my man; Taylor is the chap to Polk the Mex
lean war party out Of Office, and send them
home to enjoy otium cam dg1atate, or anything
else you please
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The Mexican women, says Capt. Hughes,
are rather under what we regard the medium
size, slight in figure, we'll formed and graceful;
and while few are beautiful, many of them
while young are good looking and agreeable.
Their hands and feet are small. with we'll turn
ed ANGLES. They have generally white teeth,
good mouths, magnificent black eyes, and CLOS,
sy black hair, in the dressing of which they
daily bestow much pains. They appear to be
amiable and kind hearted, and are said 10 make
good wives and mothers.
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And so the people really begin TO talk very
de,ermnedy about making old Rough and
Ready Chief Magistrate of the nation? Well.
says letter writer from Buena Vista, in Great
Britain brave soldiers are made Peers of the
Realm for infinitely more Insignificant victories
than he has achieved; but as we only have piers
10 support our bridges and whares, we can't
make him peer, but in lieu thereof will give
him the best we've got in the shop, and make
him President of the United States.
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GOODYEAR'S PATENT INSOLUBLE
India Rubber Fabrics.t,

MI H. STEVENS Qate Fish & Coz has
wi. for sale great variety Of India Rubber
Goods; such as Cioaks, Coats Beds, Hapersocks
Saddle Bags, Paper File Holders, Door Springs.
&c. &c. In fact, nearly every article made from
India Rubber on hand, or procured at two or three
days notice.
Also, a full assortment Of BLACK & WHITE
HATS, Of the various fabrics now in vogue.
STEVENS, Uate Fish & Coz
Gents Quitting Store, No. Browns Hotel.
june2 6tif&eol0t
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01- A few days since at Rochester, a butch
er in dressing bullock, found sail makers
needle sunk into the heart of the animal The
heart was little infamed, but the animal was
healthy. If this be true, Lees recent discove>
ry that the heart is mass of nerves becomes
doubtful.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-07

D9-Mr. Jimenez, the editor Of The Mexican
Government Gazette, endeayors TO excuse
Santa Ana's defeat by Scott by throwing the
blame on the cavalry who were posted at the
head Of the gorge, by which our troops gained
the rear Of the Mexcans, but who did not de-
fend il. He then exclaims, that, men are not
gods Oh, Gemini!!
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-07

When old Zach babe the Mississippi Regi.
ment final adieu, he shed tears like father
parting with favor,e child. The old war
worn soldier, although he is as uuyielding as
man can be, has heart worthy Of his fame
and services, and he cannot conceal his real
feelings.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-07

At recent bout in Tennessee between the
two candidates for Governor, A. V. Brown,
d. said Mr.. Polk made General Taylor. made
General Taylor'-shou,ed N. S. Brown, 10.
sWhy Mr.. Polk never made any body in his
lifep The hit was palpable and drew forth
roars of applause.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-07

CT Nh Polk told the Petersburglans that he was
the more gratfed at their reception Of him because
it was without distinction Of party. Wonder whe-
Their he will be equally gratifed, when he will be
told to go home to Tennessee in ls4s, ,sthout dis
tincfion Of party?
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-07

9d-The Guernsey Times, Ohio, will please
acknowledge that the song Of The Gallant
Taylor" which is republshed in its number Of
the 4,h inst, was copied from the National
WMg, for which il was written.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-07

Mr.. Benton, in his last speech at ST. Louis,
claims credit for the Senate as conservative
body because it prevented war with Great
Britain for 81 40. and rejected the treaty OF an.
nexatlon. He forgot, says Prentice, another
good deed OF the Senate II rejected the Lieut.
General bill.