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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-09-17
2,s7s,s75 2O3o, 4eo 1884,, 500 a,loO,ba7 l.77s,6


The crop has been far below the average and the de-
crease is in heavy bales; that is to say, New Orleans
Texas and Florida bales will average 4oO lbs per bale
Mobile for the past year. 1870 lbs and the Atlantic crop,
lbs per bale The principal cause of the short crop
year doubtless the army This scourge has
again made appearance but it is four weeks later
than last year. it hoped that its ravages will be less ex-
tensve The first brood of the does but little harm
and as the second will appear until about September
90 may be far less destrucve and the damage done by
the rains may be seriously felt than has been ancl-
peted AS the prospect is of good prices any event Oh
The CROP it is to be hoped the planters will all benefit
by than they did last year The disposition Of the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-09-17

DOY's Wear.-We have received
ID pieces habit cloths, in light and dark blue, green
claret. and drab
% pieces check and plain coor the cassmees select
ed specially for wear Of boys
Sep I7-3uf ID. CLAGETT az co.
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Rates of bills and specie.

The supply of bills considerable; but the doubt which
the last advices threw many drawers has made
mers cautious. High prices asked for the best and
those less known offered low while some have prefer
red sending dollars, which have advanced per cent? and
five pieces L. At this OF the year western
banks that accumulate foreign silver bring it down to dis
pose of just in the midst OF the fall mportations and be-
fore the crop moves in any magnitude, exchanges
generally rule high and silver advances By the latest
counts London Mexican dollars 5S4d per ounce
and as they haye advanced per cent premium here
gives exchange as follows:
$4,000 Cost in New York. at per cent premium, $1,000 90
Shipping charges :. 50 90
Marine insurance, per cent policy 81 % 81 81 SO AZ
$lOl5s Al
600 weighing ounces sold at 5std E2097 Is. lid
Landing, charges postage, &c. los ga
Freight per cent, primage per cent IS 4s ID
Commission per at brokerage DIT Ct
Cash I2UIo o. %.
Add interest days. at per Ell l6s I'd.
E2O93 Id
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Walnut Grange for Sale.


THIS beautiful estate the late residence OF the Hon. John
c. Herbert deceased containing some POO acres of
land (5O in WOODY offered for sale in tracts OF from
66 to 300 acres each.
Situated in the immediate vicinity of Betsvlle Depot,
the Baltimore and Washington railroad, and due east OF
the sae rkabe for its beauty, heathfuness and
culiar fitness for the growth of meadow grasses and inn
proved with nm elegant brick mansion, and other suitable
buildings this estate is well worth the attention OF CAPT
tasts and gentlemen of fortune seeking country Estates
well of small independent farmers Ii is but five miles
from the furnishing uacturng town of LAUREL and
turnpike eachthus aordng every facility TO two OF the
best markets in the country
Terms One quarter cash the residue in three four
annual payments satisfactorily secured, with interest from
the day of sale. -
adjoining the premises the undersigned at No. g.
Ordnance Office, Washington City
If not revously sold it will be offered public sale,
the Laurel" at O'Clock D. m. the 25h September
Sept I7-IdN2cp ALFRED HERBERT.
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The above Sl0,I5S AZ, drawn against the same would
give exchange Of "a 81, or per premium. When
Mexican dollars per cent premium here, it would
give an exchange of 81 81 or 1881 With little resora
ton in confidence in bills, there would be no further ex
ports OF these rates. and the prices may be expect
ed fall As the year has now closed 1t may be
useful look back the of exchange during the
year when has uctuated to an here and
at New Orleans, as follows:
Rates Of exchange at Neo York and NeW Orleans on the LIST
of each month.
New Orleans New York
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-09-17
Ry X. ". DYER, .sacssoneer.

FLOWERS AT AUCTION.-On Wednesday, the I'D
instant half past o'clock, shall SELL at the ga rden
of Mr. Watt, 10th street, between M street and Massa-
chuse 800 pots roses year old OF the most SUI
perior kinds and varieties. X. w. DYER,
Sept 16-eoxds Auchoneer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-09-17

INEN Cambria Observation-Disclosures received
IL cases plain bordered cambria handkerchiefs, all
prices.
cases henstched linen muslin very sheer and pretty
goods . n
pieces lowpriced linen cambria handkerchief at w
per dozen.
Sept l7-3tif a ID. CtAAGEII " w.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-09-17

Mr. CLAY-The Lexington (Ky.) Observer denies that
Mr. Cays visit had any thing political nature in it, and
adds on the same tne Mr. CayiS public man in some
respects and the country should cahm to the Presiden
cy that is nth the country, and not wh Mr. Clay. Be
that it may read these outbursts OF popu
lar affection, and not be satisfied that has any pub
lie man in this country had so deep rooted aachmen
as Mr. Clay has on the part of his friends nasmuch,
however, the question of the Presidency has been put
aoa and in our opinion, not altogether in the right
manner or at the right time, may be permitted 10 say,
that we think the claims OF every distinguished acig
should be duly considered, and should be looked
upon as out of the reach of nomination. The wings will
be at no loss for candidate evenf Mr. Clay does not de-
sire his name to be presented When that nomination is
made and made upon due reflection and consultation by the
cioe party in convention assembled, have doubt
to the result In the time, the whgs think,
should beware of hasty action, especially much, we
Think cM be developed the nert Congress which may
tavean important bearing upon the subject. UNION and
HARMONY should be our watchwords."
The Connecticut Wing pursues the same vein. 1t
maintains that the claim of Henry Clay upon the chval
y of the wing party is which will never be overlook
ed or forgotten. In the Of lS4s the American
people may with unexampled unanimy call for Henry
Clay to take the place so long unworthiy withheld from
him. If he responds will only be because he thinks il
the call of duty His ambition must be satisfied He is
first in the hearts of his counymen.' Those who have
not looked for the rapid progress OF events which has left
The democratic party entirely without public confidence,
nav be taken by surprise to learn that Henry Clay may
yet be President of the United States Taylor high in the
affections of the people, and if he retres from the pes
Dental field will give all the weight of his influence TO
Clay Either would content us as the Chief Magistrate
of the Union"
Two strings to their bow but Clay is the favorite
with the leaders
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Great Britain less than her usual poportlon or
900 bales less than in l8 The prices have ranged here
and at New Orleans, as annexed;
Prices of fair Orleans New York and mddhng to Jar at
Neto Orleans, on the LIST Of each month
New ORLEANS. NEW YORK. Freight
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Misunderstanding the Boston Atlas los wings, 79
democrats, and 10 abotioniss elected 10 the House.
ind in 30 there is Choice Five be heard
from, four OF which, the Atlas thinks will elect wings
According TO the Montpelier Extra, Is wings and 10 demo-
elected the Senate, and members from Es
and Grand Isle counties ascertaned. OF the
democrats, Bennington county elects Orange Washing
ton g. Caledonia e. and Lamoie Journal of Commerce.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-09-17

The quantity of flour remaining in warehouse 2i35S cw
supposed that the bank would reduce its rate OF inter-
est but did do The bullion continued to decrease
The arrived too late affect the markets here for the
da The uuofaiinn of sfncks is a 8 follows:
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F. R. CONWAY, esq, st. Louis, Mo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07

SENTENCE or LIEUT.. HUNTER.-lt is generally known
that on the arrival of Commodore Perry before Alva
RADIO finding the place already captured by Lieut. C. g
Hunter whom he had ordered only to blockade, the
Commodore ordered that officer into arrest for trial by
Court Martial. We learn, from authentic source,
that the trial has been had that Lieut. Hunter has been
found guilty of disobeying orders, presume) and
sentenced to be Teprimsnded and dismissed from the
squadron The reprimsnd to be read on the quarter
deck of every ship in the squadron.
The above we take from the Commercial of last
evening We had supposed that the Secretary of the
Navy alone had power to order Court Martial for the
trial of officers If the sentence however against Lieut.
Hunter was found by proper Court still 1t seems much
too severe for the offence. Exigences often occur IN
military affairs when disobedence of orders is not
only excussble bu, commendable In this case Turk
ing suspicion obtrudes itself that the real offence con
sisted in the subordinste depriyug his principal OF Gag
ery grasped at lsures.
Admiral Byng shot by the English for losing a
battle and with Lieut. Hunter is disgraced fer cap
turing A CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07

VIII be wound up as speedily as possible, ia order
to prepare for the dissolution which is 20 follow in
June or July next Perhaps the history of Eng.
land for century and half does not present
time when less party feeling prevailed.
Affairs in Portugal are approaching a climax
The tedious, unsatisfactory struggle between the
Insurgents and the Queens forces is drawing to
close. The Queens troops seem unable to meet
the emergency and the prot ecton of Great Britain
has been solicited
Fears are entertained that the person OF the
Queen is not safe in the Capital A rising is an.
ticipsted
The Prussian General Diet was opened by
aspeech from the King at Berlin on the llth
The King made an extraordinary speech and as
lengthy as it was novel
The United States ship jamestown Capt
A. y. Forbes, laden with breadstuifs and provisions
for the relief of the distressed Irish arrived at Cork
on the 18th inst on her mission Of mercy
The lady of Mr.. Bancroft had the honor of dining
with the Queen at Buckingham Palace on the 9Th
inst.
pany have purchased the Great Western for E25.-
900.
Jenny Lind had arrived at London
Our accounts from Paris are to the 18th, by which
we learn that the contemplated extension of the
present system of free trade in food to the 3lst Of
July, ls4s is now certain. Dearth and its concomi.
tants discomfort and disorder are hourly increasing
in France.
Letters from Badsjos mention the failure of
attempt made on the 25th TO induce the inhabi-
tants of the Portuguese ratification of Yelves TO
pronounce in favor of the insurection.
NJ Ronge is undergoing a MONTH Imprisonment
at Breslau for preaching without permission of the
authorities
A good deal of discussion and CORES pondence
has appeared in the papers since the sailing ofthe
Cambria, respecting Mr.. Frederick Douglass, an
Anti-slavery lecturer who went out passenger in
that vessel.
The state of affairs in Ireland is improving.
Matters have reached their worst and are now
mendng. The latest accounts Of Mr.. O'Connelfs
health are very unsatisfactory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07
geurral Notlfrs.
BOOK, ADDRESSED TO
Those who make Boots and shoes,
.4nd e,yeeially to those ITAe ''ear tAfa-

4nd e,yoelalIy to those uho uear htH-
r., sooy oy ,ar Eyyr a History Of Boots and Shoes
,,, illustration, o. The fashions Of The Egyptians He
brew, Persians Greeks aud Romans d he prevailing
.ve, throughout Europe during The middle ages, down
TO The present period Also, Hints 10 LssmAkers and re-
NEEDLES Tor oorns, &c.
BY J. sPARKEs HALL,
p,,t ylssc Root Maker 10 her Majesty The Queen he
Queen Dowzgsr, &c.
a n, Han /. IN. no., fashionable among The London
boot sker.-And his book hzs been received vim dec ced
favor In The higher circles lliHe' bOuu"ul
For such visions these the disciples Of the
IN so,s ~ cri.pin ana every who hs. soul
should reward he Publishers enterprise 10 NE prePa5a
lion Of this elegant volume L-e''iS "o''o'
yv.rv ADV who wishes q pest foot and good n
.bo9iS rsrrv his book with her 10 her SHOEMAKER
To persons engaged IN me boot AID shoe trade, This
r-sser II vii be found more bAa usually Interesting"
eaI0 Hone Journal
Aeops,e revolution IL likely 70 be made In the style
Of snufstring shoes in consequence o. he publication
81 he Book u he Feet La,ies about ordering lheir
sas, B. would 90 well consult his book before
eAasg On .lS issfmsker nssi-r jourbeymsn and
apprentice should own copy Of il' oooN
For ..le in Boston by Redting Co In Phi-delphis
by Zeiber Co. .
S-w.YoTs PubHsbed By ]. :. REDFIELD and W. H.
GRAHAM. my ~ ="
~ Dr. Banrins,- Body Brace Is a eihcieui -
aff or tI- voice. 4-il-f t.-
-, ~, J,.o.-.ia con stiyzIiOn ard piles win weak
cess Of The stomach and 'tes ssssy isn..-. 81. grow
ng chidren ADD a. dispose % droop aha arc .raenIery
nrisv .pinsl .ubecs vii % deig hied win ia AZ
toa Reference given 70 many aisns e4sfs! "a
-ho nave been rescued from ape ~ on g.
bIitv sud bfo5chlns Pamphlets Anf oook Common
s~r.- living Information cAn De t.a ~ t-e once Z
R,o.sxsv A'lsdy hi stiruiAnee on iadies III eodH
CLOTHING.
py- No and kfs.is 70 Orasf.
The Cheapest FssoiooAole
c.sH TAIL0zI>C
rsrABLfsH NEsT.
In Ns1-fOrk "a
~ II. DEGRoOT co.
49,. W - No % Fulion-ss
CLOTHING.
FuLL kND FAsHi SAbLL triI
Rsady llsdS frgM - 70 80
Al th- Clothing
wAzEH OUsE,
100 Futon-sL mye In
w rurr House.-Nrs " ;. cove conur-
a. ,.-,sv- rsaeus Ter hoas-. ~ l.ts-sL he"-
", = 40 ,lsl.s lsdss saa child Ise a bell eotass "a
i've. dirscs.oa fsr he spp.csoa u Ws'or Care WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07

~ Western Land Agency, DETROIT, Michigan
Is46Sr The undersigned Continue 10 devote their al
tetou 10 The bushes. Of this Agency viz The purchase
ard Of Real Estate the payment q s3Ies retaining
lands sold FOR taxes the purchase " lands al LAX sales
~ examination Ofltes the entry VI state or Government
auds tho examination and plating Of ands easing ely
I'D vi age property znd collecting renH eoAec INK bonds
mortgages and other evidences or deo re p4fcass ADc
saI- ON chigan state lz1Liies
hy have careful and trustworthy Agents 81 ne prnci
A. ores u Ohio Indiana. Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa
ri In each Of the orgzniked Counties Of his state
rt and particular attention. they refer yea " me fol-
fg F-utereu FOR whom hey lave transacted business
~ dice opposite tie Michigan Exchange, Jeserson
a' GS,s9os,ssyM.eY MACY DRIoGs.
WILLIAM ). DHGss
r. GEo h. BRoDHEAD, s. Merchants Exchange 10
Agecl Of D. In New.York
EEFEEEScEs.
Nss York City-Fredenc Bronson, EGG Daniel Lord Jr.
20 Hon Bee amin r. Butler Chzrles bqlef, Esc.
Nessrs A. kingslsrd 4 Co. hessrs Hoadsy' rheAps
1 co Messr. Wetrnore A Co. slss C. Herring
lLksnv-George Dawson, EsG- Evening Journal
Po~s~,trv y F-Nsssr. Smith 4 Perkins, AessrS Sage
l. PaneosI Asa spregue, ESD -,
Bssais, " E-E- D. EfneF ESQ Ae'sr'- hayes
johnson w w n..r,. p.
pS,laSslplaa Pa-Messs. Draper, IaPPan 20.
Troy " Y.-C. l. Tracy, FAC.
9ar-sr n Y-Junius A Smith, Fec
Ig-rErn<r 90. " Y-N Grant, Esq
I1Asru gb1r "a, n. Y-sidney D. smitn, ESQ Cnsnneey
II t 49, y Y-Alex c. Mitehsl EsG.
D<f-os lh<A-Messrs Gray Lewis, David Stuart, ESQ.
MAJ Thomas Rowland
u,,.rsiasfon D C.-Hon. VIM. Woodbridge
Toi1So Oaio-Riehsrd Mott, ESQ
IErrffs-l Cszn.-H. l. Miller, EsQ.
AleszAd<y, " Y-D. w ToG,liEson, Esa
NIL lswD lAnWksWa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07
virginia Election,

The Wytheve Republican, Loco Foco paper,
gives the complete returns from the Thirteenth
District which elect Fulton, Wing, by eleven
jority. We give the returns, and also the vote of
the District at the last Presidential Election from
which it will appear. the Wings have gained up
ward of ONE THOUSAND Votes in little over two
years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07
Fultons majority II.

Concedng the election OF Tho mpson in the XIV
District to the Loco Focos, the delegation from Va
as now elected will stand six Wings to eight Loco
Focos. The result of new trial in the Second
District will give the Wings seven or the Locos
nine The probabilities are strongest for the Wings
there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07
General Notices.
PHRENoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
WLERs a. WELLS,
I3I Nassau-st. y. \.
s@ LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS 50
k FOX FOREIGN PORTS.

TIM LETTERS AND NkWs ax&
sSinkk FOX FOREIGN PORTS.
rSIetter Bags are open n the ofhes Of The New
Yort Tribune for al Foreign Pors, and Al e"ei' Ano
oew,psper, deposited Ia This Office viii sl~sy' be iof
ss nv ,ba very carries, vessels This department 10
under the special supervision Of > D. NJ" en- h't
eel Known for many years The experienced and eih
Gent Superintendent OF he ForSlsh Le'''' NePe'
The New-York City Post Once.
now open for the reception Of etisrs and news
o.pers for The following places, viz London LVerpooi
GLASGOW. ireland. Havre, Msrsee., Amsterdam, Sfe-
men. Hsmbursh. Rio de JAneiro, VALPARAISO 0u1h0'
Ayre, Oregon Mexico, Panama, S. Thomas nm s'"n'
Jam Ms 'AnzAs. HavsnA =. =,
Ofhce open from A. NJ III 10 r. ~.
rS-Lettcrs and Newspapers vii be reesiyea a.
The Foreign shp Letter once o. ihs Ne" -, LIVER
for the steamer SARAH SANDS N"-eH s@7 ~
pOel on the llih Inst
r. Letters and Newspapers viii % ,sSs5'S- ,.
The Tribune Once. for the pzcket-shlp 81 snhS'
Never. which sails for London on me IoAA ol MAY
~ Letter. and Newspapers viii be received A.
- E,rr IN ship Letter once VI The New YORK Iioln1
Tor he pscketship ALBANY, Capt Davis, which sails
for Havfe 90 The sIh i1sl
49, ai.ee Tor he paekel-ship NORTHUMBERLAND
Capt Griswold, hitch sails Tor LONDON 0n NC 'a NY
I'D. WHEELER,
n Commissioner for the states Of New i on ~
And Connecticut. TArnmsny ISL
~ Orris Tooth Pnste.-A superior ssne.s ,o'
cleansing and preserving the teeth hardening no
and sweetening The breath, warranted Dol 20 se' ny VI
' ALBERT @I rs gfp ds sa IL. .Hs Aposses
ASA n East Broadway, cor. AAfke'-s]
and in bottles Of vsrous sizes. Also the genuine FARMS
Cologne direct from Ge.msey For sac ~
Asa corner q Ma'1'''t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07
GAS FIXTURES OF ALL KINDS.

MOFFET l2l Prince-st third block west OF Broad
J.way mas hand and IL constantly manufacturing, Jas
ChAndelier Brackets aHd Pendants 10 all thelr varieties
Of pattern ard size Contracts viii also be taken for htng
up In The neatest snd beautiful style Churches ho-
tels and all other public buildings well as private
dwelling. At the shortest notice and the most reasona-
BILE terms n 3 All Kinds Of Gas Fixtures resiis, 70
br,c,.1 md ,s.iiveyed all Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07

~ TIE LEGISLATURE or RHODE ISLAND con-
vened at Newport Tuesday, 4th inst. WILLIAM
S. PATTEN of Providence, was unanimously chosen
Speaker Of the House and Messrs Eames and
Larned were reelected Clerks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07
Removals..

NOTICE.-BRADNER CO have removed 10 3 Mas
Nssu bei~ Wall and Pine Opposite The Custom
Hons. az lm'issr
3. QUINN, Dentist. has removed from
Iacorner OF ChsmberssL and Broadway TO 81 bond-sL
ny6 SIM
DEMUyAL.-TOUsEYs DICKSON, Merchant Tat
ors have removed from i64to 1853 Broadway my4 lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07

l~Nsgeis DR.. DEWITT kELLlNOERs lnfalhole
III LirimsnL This Truly AetonishiDg mrcicin7 10 the
o,iv s,tir@ ia markeL afflicted Lria Of
before me money . pad his always done BY The Doc
Tor when requested Il clear beautiful and nsnsper
mi auis highly fragrant ard Perfectly deli ghHg 10 is "a
gor and especially designed " BE- prescribed interrs
o, externally and 10 warranted 10 In few csys aer
ali Oghsr remedies have failed AL rheumatic ADD segofu
loQs affection nngvom, sttsr barber Lch Old Of
every Osl bites burns pains IN the back and a.
etiOns Of The spine disoczIons enlsr cement Of loins
bunions and csOuses % every description, tooth
and neyO1s headache or Two doses taken sccsrding
direc0n certain bilious choke. disrrhps
lie Il aiken snd al affections u throat 10 shon
pains " every yied 70 iu influence nmedsLe{.
Fever and axue broken Ia TWO doses swsys To be nsa
wholesale and retail g. IsSLRsoLL Co - Pearl re-
moved from 80 Joha-sI sso a. the central depot hncm
Railroad Once City Hail. PARK, AID al the prncips afuf
and other and Averns hfoo gbout me ely sno
Try generally The medical faculty are solicited 70 ca. 80
examine this medicine snd can Try y 70 tnen enn'e
scioa free Of charge. The ciergy fafnsn"' -. a.
occzsions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07

- T0 MIA carriage house With ssbing for
-,r<ihres horses ard loft, corner T~enty.second-
TN a. and Third-sveEse- Inquire a. Inc front door
:7ss d1slnz % As eosasr. mys "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07

MANUFACTURES and Others are informed that the
VI recently invented Tnrostie known az Benz burn
drsds Circular Frame" IL now 10 operation Al me Malay
NIL. Pstsrsou N J. Itis spinning 90 81 inch bObbiD
and running speed with about half he power re
CURED mzchlnes The curious and hose inter
sstsd In machinery and respectfully invited TO call and
II 10 operation on any dsy In N. week AZ lm'
cUPERFINE BLACK MennO "a simeres, for sale
- rnv4 hvC HARRIS % FSrhao9e-p sre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07
TO COTTON MANUFACTURERS

FINHE ADVERTISER 10 nj liberty 10 engage W suPenn
l tendent Of Cotton Factory In any OF 'hs Middle.
southern or Western States Having had consideraoe
.p.rnce in some of the best manufacturing establish
nsnts OF Lancashs England be feels confident Of being
able 10 give reasonable Satisfaction 10 any company WAC
NAV choose TO engage him He isaso practical Msentn
st All letters addressed posi- paid stating real name and
resdenc- none el.e ~i be nsticcd To G at the Esss
Troy Poet Omee Troy. N. Y AIS z~sHW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07
SFW INVENTED aud

- proved Neutilating and Gosiamer Wigs and Soaps
NAV for elegance hghiness and durability, b. clsss-d
the fret productions Of modern arr In their man
ufacure they differ from all Others made here The har
is sing liz inserted and equally distributed "a TO appear
lust issuing from the skin They formed TO the brow
the natural hslr grows and having 40 metallic SPRINGS
ali dssgreeable pressure Is obvsied They strong
without weight elastic without being loose cool and thin
as gossamer flng The head with he and ten T.
city as silk stocking does me hmh ara "i'ha INC nSu
al appearance OF vertable head of hair.
For Southern climate lney are nestmAbe. Senators,
Members Of Congress- and gentlemen from every qusrtef
of III, country who are wearing C's wigs, can be
referred The prices viii be found to suit the crcun-
stances Of all.
Inyentor sole proprietor and paentes Of the Trcophe
for the OF badness gray hair scun and dand-
ruff. rs Broadway, up stairs, corner OF Fuhon-si
all