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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

"a TO LET-At Hsrlern. the neat cottage, win zen
50 acres OF ground. ON Hsremlsne. a. one Hundred
A1 and sxteenthst The ground under high cnliiys
ion There il Al abundance 81 ffait. cherries sPp!es,
peaches resrs. grapes, SERIES Se Possession may %
he pTenises of |, T. kETCHUM - Nassau a. corner Of
:, IA = =, as lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
Spuses 10 Eet.

q on the EAst Rivers minutes sail tom n. ~
scres u Land sad the rent taken IN ths board OF
small farilvat the option Of applicants beautiful locs
s,aanbos; and stages every hour Tor New fofk
nots 20 len II this Office, stating where the april
rsnt NAV be seen will receive prompt attention Said
horse will be furnished and let for 8 or 2monhs " de-
49, ..-lIh or without hoari Of hc .smly ~ W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

N 0to"IIOV"." '0'
E&t4hzryrebany from the foot Of CortlapdsL
~ O'Clock landing at nlermedi ale places
Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Capt. A. Hitchcock, WI
leave on Monday. Wednesday, Friday and sunday "
ternoons at o'clock. -. A.. So An
steamboat COLUMBIA, CspL w. W. Tupper, VII
esve on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons as
O'Clock. -. -. ~ ,,,.
line without written order from the Captain or Agenn
For passage or freight apply on the boats or 10 "
SCHULTZ At the office on the wharf m-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

s7s, ORNAMENTAL TKEEs.-~M PRINCE
~ CO. Flushing have a great number OF very large
trees for streets avenues, &C. OF the following Kinds,
which thew will sell very low aantus, silver maple, elm
OF three Kinds chestnut tulip silvcry sbee
and The splendid evergreen balm OF Gilesd ar. Princes
7 -, 4, Isiand Garden and Nurseries, Flushing rs %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

ID ORDER OF the Hon. IEomas J. Oakley, one Df me
ID Justices OF the Superior Court ofheCiy oil New OH
notice Is hereby given, pursuant To the provisions VI e
atatte authorizing attachments against abscondng con
cesed and nonresident debtors that an attachment mas
issued against the estate Of David H. fuee resident OF
the State Of Florida and That the same VIII be sold Tor he
payment debts unless he appear and discharge suen
attachment according 10 law within nine nonths rom me
fret publication OF this notice and that the payment OF any
debts him by any person persons bank or BANKS
and the delivery him for his use, OF any properly or
money belonging him and the transfer ofany OF MS pro
perty By him are forbidden by law aud are vold-Dsled
he l5.h day of December, 1916. 81. g. HARRINGTON,
IN, ite ON Attorney for Attaching Creditor ~ Walst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
- FnR .AI-E Or EXCHANGE-A small fsl

tanning go Of The very best oflsnd on whehis
- good dwellirghouse and cut buildings, $50 acres
OF which Is ia high State ofcGtyaon, and tbs soil OF The
richest quality II 10 sd7anageously situated for the sheep
growing business and has now on 4 flock OF 1900 which
will be sold with the farm II desired IL "a In perfectly
healthy location well wsiered and tnbered. For partic
ulars inquire Of Messrs. Hasted Brokaw, . Wiain-s
Eew-YOrk, or Mr. George A. Moon, Buffalo.
MI In ttWSttSWc c. BEECH, 10 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

- A FARM FOR SALE on Long Island, ~ miles
- from Brooklyn on the Jericho Turnpike. for par
~ dcuars apply 10 John shimmlns on me premises, "
mis- I'm. ROBT COTTIER, 81 Clif-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01
New Publications.

PRACTICAL PHYSIOLOGY; For the use Of Schools
and Families BY EDWARD JARVIS NJ ID. Il vol
l2no pp. 366) Fhila. Tnos. COwperthwsite & Co
NewYOrk Huntington Savage.
No subject is more deserving the attention and
study Of every human being than Physiology, and
this work, though brei, and treating many sub.
jects more hurredly thsn consistent with their mpor
lance 10 ye, calculated to dhuse vast amount Of e.
ssnlsl truth. The style simple and lucid, the ar
rsogement 10 very good and the work seems emnenty
calculated to be useful The suhor Is too timd In bis
enuncis,Ion Of physiological laws hsbituslly vios,ed
and fails TO do justice TO his theme or his convictions
with regard to Novelties especially ye, be conIives to
nsnua,e much truth which be does not choose to speak
bun,y rendering his work useful and not decidedly un-
popular We wish copy oft could be placed Ia every
School and neighborhood. The Preface well ssys
Every human being appointed TO take the charge
of his body. He must supply Its wants direct It's
powers regulate s actions and thus suststn bis lille
This rsspo sbilty for the OF health takes prece
dence Of all others and requires the earliest attention
10 prepare H. Before any have any use
for other knowledge he must know how 10 live. he
should therefore learn the nature and the wants OF his
frame and Of lie various organs even earlier than h0
studies the fesures of the earth the science OF mum
bers or the structure of language for, before he can
nut these 20 any practical he NUT eat and breathe
aud move and think. Physiology should. then. be In
cuded among the subjects Of all school education and
thus preparation be- fret made for the fuhment Of the
first responsibility Of life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01
Legislature of New-York .srEeiAl SESSION

1t
sENATE..-.ALBASY Nor 80 2. NJ
.,.,,or;sI was received from Fox Livingston
If New York City to abolish fees of Health Oihcers
NJ, LgsrER stated that as the Prison Discipline
soeistv had not answered the resolution OF the
senate be should introduce f bill repeating their
charter
Mr.. BLERs introduced a resolution calling on the
Auburn aud Rochester Railroad Compsny 70 re-
port Tor VIVA, cause and by whose authority they
have Distracted Cayuga Lake.
The Bill to incorporate the Buffalo Gas Company
coming up tor a third reading was opposed on the
ground that j, should come under a general lsw.
The bill was laid on the table.
ASSEMBLY
The bill ieclaratory Of the Interpretation 70 be
put on certain assessment laws in New York was
referred 20 the delegation from that City.
The bin to provide for the election Of County
Tressurers and Superintendent Of Poor after q
short debate. vas sent to Committee OF the Whole.
The General Railroad bill was made the special
order for % morrow
Resolutions TO promote construction OF Oregon
Railroad on whitney's plan were adopted
Resolutions in favor Of direct vote for President
and Vice President laid on the table, Is to 40
The weather continues very cod at A. NJ. the
Thermometer marked g above zero.
Boat. are arriving by canal very slowly, only !
having come in since midnight. great desl Of
ice va. made in the canal A continuance Of the
present weather for q hours must close it efectu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01

Ont of q great number Of Wing journals lying
bsfore us which warmly commend and applaud
the positions taken BY Mr. CLAY in his Lexington
Speech, not less than half dozen are journals
which have the name Of Gen. Taylor displayed as
their candidate for next President The Harris
burg InselligeDcer, Pottsville Miners Journal Pa
and Syracuse State Journal in our State, are Of
this class. Very many presses hitherto uniriend'y
or At least indifferent to Mr. Clay unite IN nearly
communication Of the Speech, its spirit tendency
and positions.
The Wings Of OLD WAYss' the most populous
County in Indiana and which gives ny Tar tne
LARGEST wbig majority, held Convention at Centre.
x;IIs on the Goth to commence their preparations
s,r the campaign of ls4s A retiring Committee Of
one from each township was appointed 70 draft
Resolutions; which reported the following
R<.slrsd That in the opinion Of this Convention II is
the daiy Of the Wings Of Indsns 10 hold sste Convsn
ton At at such time in January next a. may
10 susses,sd BY tbs Whg State Central Committee and
that such State Convention be Instructed 70 form an
Electoral Ticket for the State Of Indians.
RssoIrsd That this Convention approves Of National
Convention being held, for the nomination OF Wing Can
daste for the Presidency, at such time sDd place a. may
Be ssectsd by the Whg members Of the next Congress
Rsoued That the State Convention 70 be held a. sooye
named bsinsucted to appoint Delegates 70 TIE ssd VA
tionsl Convention in and number a. has hereto
fore been the custom Of the Wbig Parry. 49, -
R,solred That IN opinion, HENRY CLAY, the
Great Pscfcstor OF America ranks fst among the states
men Of the world and such entitled 20 the confidence
ard sgfares Of American Feemen and that should ne De
the nominee Of Natl nal Whig Convention we viii use
all hoaoIsb elect him 70 the Presidency Of the
United States. 49, ~
Rssolusd That In the opinion Of this Convention, Hon
HENRY CLAY first choice for President ~ 8fs Of
the Whs. Of Wayne County snd the stse Of Indiana
but that the nominee Of The Whg National Conven
ZION BE- whom he whom he may the Wings Of old Wsyne
win a. heretofore give him their undivided support
Resolved. That this Convention cordially approves and
sdops its own, the following resolutions introduced by
Hon HENRY CLAY, and adopted BY the Wing Conysn-
ton, held Lexington, Ky the 18th Of November
1917. ~ follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01

~ The D1uJ Of0Os nss cohs'sue" iss S"i'''e
tripod to A. Ingrshsm. vice Thomas H. Hyatt
sort-o resigned and from being mere echo OF the
Albany Argus and Royal Arch Old Hunker' is
to be bencesorth Of the Radical or Barnbuper
school Mr.. lngrahsm, the new Editor IL most
determined advocate Of the Wilmot ProTiso'
Though he says nothing Of it in his inaugural y
loves Polk Il CO. a. much as we do, and hates q
Custom. House az If il were den Of rattlesEakes
lie processes 70 support the TAM OF 20 a. :"
Improvement on that Of AZ, but bis elemen'a P,iH
ciples condemn al Tariffs, whether Tor frol'c''oH
or Revenue and he will follow them Inc i'"o"
,9 massage in hi, Introductory we hail with hearty
satisfaction;
aTb.re are other great questions vhien 20 np <se
.. 80 a psrty ehsracter but when ettess 'ur b-e.'
~. pean.id.r.bleserisut change IN cur Public
IS sxs,srn and still farther reform IN our system Of
P,s,- ss measures Of progress which cannot IN our
opinion. be long Po'ponsd frstaena y ~ Fso.s iaa'
ss important disosaed by ts psoIk The
evils Monopoly have become % apparent tnat tns
pubic mind will soon be prepared ioT the change.
We wish we could shame the Loco Focos ia our
City into sustaining an honest manly, outspesking
cheap journal Of their own faith instead Of the
treacherous, back -handed neutras On which their
patronage, with that Of many Wings, is now
lavished. The Globe will be worthy their support
in Mr. Ingrshams hands; for, though bis mind is
warped and jsundiced with regard TO Politics, and
he cannot deem it possible that the Wings should
do good act unless by accident or as snare be
means 10 be an honest man. and 10 make bis pen
an instrument Of good. And If any Wing wishes
Loco Foco paper, we advise him to take one that
shows its colors like The Globe, rather than one
that hangs out false bunting like the sham neu-
trails.
BY the way; Can't we make The Globe under.
stand that we will cheerfully consent TO elect and
reflect Clerks Of Legislative bodies, &c. &c with
out regard TO party politics, If our opponents will
do likewisel We cannot see that any extremity OF
Christian meekness requires the Wing House 10
reflect Mr. B. B. French while our opponents never
do anything Of the kind.-As 10 the mere under
strappers Of the Government. If Mr.. Polk can ind
any Wings to turn out, let him do it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01

ELECTRIC TELrGRArH.-HAToHrRs IMPROVE
aKSrs The specification Of patent was enrolled IN
London the sd Of September Last BY Mr. Hatcher,
for three several improvements In telesrsphng The
fret consists In arranging and dsposins Of msgnets 10
such way that when electric current IL transmitted
through them aep By stp motion 10 communicated to
the machinery with which they are connected which
motion may be employed in either turning an index
hand to point out eiters words, or symbols on
dsLp.,c or 10 turning the dial plate itself The second
improvement relates 10 the means of forming the metal
lie connexion between wires through which electric
currents are transmitted particularly where such con
nscuons have to be frequently made snd broken-snd
the third 10 IN the regulation of the time Of number
Of clocks time keepers The full description aud the
engrsviDss which illustrate aud clearly explain
the working of these improvements, the reader viii
nad In the London Mechanics Mogaitss for October
page 357 At the American and the Mechanics Institute
Ia this City For the ssi eight nine months there
hsve been petitions before the Legislature ~ Albany
and there IL now also bs allowing to such pstsntees
In this country ~ can make new improvements In tee
graphing the right of way We trus, the injustice viii
not be done Of refusing them equal rights by neglect
of the bill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01
TIN srAsos-wsn. To. v..ss.r ;, \. ,,o.., -,

q f-nt.l wtfnih within ,hs, reni'ds - n. b'.rd
srd he.lshful s,mo'pssre Of Autumn Ara why sh,
Its beesu,e ws have procured from Mr. Gro Wal.
xxa. sae Broadway Bo,sr Furnses. ,ha, npsr,. |.
temperature 90 moist, mid. bland and ssreeable N a,
W. msy almost believe tbs, the Indian sanm-r can
be fully enjoyed through the Water. We. Therefore
spe.k from experience when ssy ,hst Mr. wnxta.
by hi. thorough scen,iae ard prsecsl sDo~'sess o,
the business 10 which he 10 engaged succeeds sdr.bly
In slyipg sp agreeable isnpersturs Win hesihul rsnt
l,top end By be superior method Of evsPOrsuon co
,pcopvenlenes {. experienced either In persOr hous.
or furniture from dry s'mosphere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01

ADuLrERArioS OF FLoUR-Tse London jour
sal Of Ars for the present month has translated from
TIE nlistia Dc Ia Socssis dkneOsrssemsns scientific
description Of and cersin means OF detecting the
sdulterson OF Wheat Flour communicated to the So
cety for the Encouragement OF Nations Industry Paris
BY NJ Bonny. and reported upon BY NJ Busy. Ii dis
six pages OF the JO4rss and enersees sduerstons BY
the feeals Of potatoes. by lesuminous nour such az
pesse hsrioot beans vetches horsebesns sc Indian
corn rice backwhest and linseed. The detection OF
aduser alton Of -four 10 question Of srest interest and
thoss of reaers who feel DESTROYS of looking into
the subse, will fad The Jerya at the Mechanics or the
American Institute libraries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01

OUTAGE UPON rHK AMERICAN FLAG-We
hnd tho following paragraph in the EasPs SsafiAel Of
the es,h
Our rss3ers VII reeollsci that va sisist some time
$50 our sonvicOn that Her Msjssys sles frgsts Co
nHitis ne4 Impressed sesm~a from the hrix Brook
lDs; sps:es owned BY John w Bass Eco Of tnis port
saen inseec proves 10 be the fact TIE Brookne has
Tttcrned ron her voysge 10 TIE West Indies and We
have hsr eonvefssson with Capt spaes on the sub
i~ct Ills stsienent 10 substantially the ssms "A was
made b "a, founded upon what be Communicated 10
Captain Wioches,sr, Of TIRE Julia Ann 1t the i'm, We
lcsn that Mr. Bssi hns ma3e regres-nts,ion 10 our
Government and eisns rsaress aud eompea a.,iop for
the iatsrrapuoa Of his lawful business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01

GES. TAYLoR-Gen. Taylor. accompanied by
Gen Wool left Monterey the sih November inspect
ins the posts ~ -oas snd had reached Mier tbe - b.
and was hourly expected 3, the brszos when the
Edith LETT
In ssdtion to the information we give from tbs Bss
ro. of the probable early arrival OF Gen Tsy or among
"a we would ssy thai hisoiy important law suit vii
require bis presence Ia Mississippi ON the nrsi Nondsy
che 6,hN of December There H. therefore, but little
doubt n 8, he Will reach New Oflesps during the pre-
eat seek N o. BallstiD, Ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01

" The Fata MOriana al optical dslusion caused bJ
rsrsction and reflection Of the rays Of light, Is viewed
with terror By the inhabitants or the Faro Of Msssns
where It frequently Their Ignorance Of the saua
Of the phenomenon the Of their terror 81 Il
with dissae The cause ssceansd the fears Of The
physician aisyed for he then knows how to select
remedy Formerly scroia abscess, cancer tumor Andu
various diseases OF he skin struck the hearts OF
then victims Tor they deemsd incuraDle But hss
ing been traced TO their fountain head the blood, ire
ssbs antisepte has been provided for their and
tho patient, with sAsDss sAssAPAsILLA at his elbow,
bears his affection wish patience, certain that the dsn
isetng properties Of that valuable preparation will
him to health and activity.
Prepared aud Sold Wholesale aud retail by A b. q
SANDS Wholesale Drugsss 100 Fulton corner VI WI.
arn-s 7J Broadway, and II East Broadway, I. York
sold also by Druggists generally gnout the United
5Late. PLlce u per bottle. OF slx DoLLles TOT s5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01
buelness Notices.

Asv.rtc ATsscrIoSs--in our variable climate tAsse
con aints very PFevaiea, md tedious 10 'ne eha's'
to- Dr. HoLtlcS states, 10 his work o. NearopntJ,'
-, ac.iv.on, /. the bes, and natuT. agent hs
"a, ,up,ey Ia dis troubiesome affection Asiana ii
.,.-,.,, ever benefited BY drugs Of any knd ehnss
re,,rep. diet or climate, s~sys accommodates. Ary
roa which the patient experiences arises more INA
b... th,n fcm his medical treatment To- without tnsn
:. seldom improves all. when With them ne may
h.v. Known tho hopeie" eases OF e'sA"A ps'tie'
- ~, .p,,nodie 70 have been perfectly cured y
~. .n,,,,t,en Of Galvsssm." After to-, sa'hoiiy,
- rot seem strange when ssert that Dr. CHsisTi,s
Gx,,e articles have been found Of the most serPu'r
lpe in this and al similar nervous affections Of 4 ehe
,hr.. Ac Galvsn.m mskes every organ 70 which 70 /,
cent s, with increased gor and BY 10 peculiar power q
exiting ,he ab.oGbln happy ELECTS IN these cases are
rendered certain.
Ac,sroy A,rnN.-Mr Elisha : Chaplin, residing q,
40 ThirdArenue Ncw-Ncfk, has been Sriieted e
chidhoot-a period Of - years-~iih severe ~
.,.~k of asthma In letter siuc sent By him 10 d.
CuStsrfs's sgznf, he ssys As corf IA nc s hANs
any recollection OF snythns my oeias ttoso.." Sn ~.
ma i tie most vivid IL has sccou panied me ntoul 81
tbs various changes u life. Affecting my geneiA hesh
prostratns my energies, csransins ny ho,e
tenn. aud hnaliy 'uoec..s ban m'ne so .sey ~ AZ %
called for ths distressing compliant Dat AZ % % P.se
A. very LAST resort he tempted % procure me 'hhi
rg, a. vAuic Bes ana Strengthening .ssief cel.t
IN tb- e4ct on these articles quote farther rom hi
own letter tie says " ln tive uals aiet tn,t -fltNa
ton he eject very sensbJ felt snd ever shes y.
I'm. have been gradually mowVins sno sAu ~
.fr,nyhH Nh Chspia states that although nc sAf ed
hi. ,s- vas .eNcrd 81 medical aid he n"~ se.sl"eis .
self quite we'll aod believe. o.. iseo,siy ,s,sie \.
owing 10 the fsithfsl Use u NhNsih - "N'A"e "ff
and siren sthing Plaster
Hundred, Of similar testimonials may be 'een ca srr'
cation 10 the Agent
TT Sole Agency IA New-YoTk 1872 Broadway. Nepus
sst has the genuine article. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01

u Several reasons why everybody vino wears 300"
aud Shoes should get them OF friend JoSss OF Ana
s-One reason IT, tho cheapest and best place Ia ne
city; and another strong is bis Boots asd Shoes sen
orally give good satisfaction and the great secret Of OR
friend JoSEs AIMS meeting with such good success
hs large cash sales light expenses with small Prohn
.tt,chsd DS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01


Ma Fowls Dear Srs / could send you a dozen cerii.
hestes strong aud decisive Of the really sanase elects
your valuable Balslm u Wild Cherry within the past
twelve months, under my own supervision and drecioa
Indeed, snow Of few persons who have used IT, compsf
suyey, but commend It IN the strongest case Of
asthma, The seyerest ever saw 10 which called
month ago, ssinced the superiority Of the Bslss Tbs
disease had lasted Elk weeks and tho dysprea and suffer
ing vera dreadful he .st up every sht The senlemsn
tod 10 give him something AT him holns 2 mie.J
- tns he mig see 40 wife aud ed aud die peace
gave him bottle VI tEe bslsan and syrsp
sqas, directing hm " take tesspOonal doses Of best
Bordeaux oiige OIL when the o.iLcelty VI breathing va
greatest Next dsy foIced his dsspondsnt viii. and made
him axe bottles oftLe WIsrAEs Bslssmof Wild Cher
hons with hl present, he hsviD. alleged he
had used 50 nucn expensive medicine prohr Lsc
wees bar A. called aud expressed hi. gratitude IL
the manner said the medicine had saved his e
paid his whole BILL and took SIX bottles more, aad left
ohes Tor home Rejoicing. Very respectfully yours,
Ha. A. SHAW, ND.
Washington North Carolina, Aug. u, ls4J.
None genuine unless slsaed L. BUTTS the wrscpsI
Pncy one dollar per bottle botts. Tor hive doa
Fos sale b. A b. ID. SANDS Drusssts, 100 Futon e.
corner Wlla M, Agents for this city, 30 Broad
way, and - kasLbfoadway, and By Druggists seaeTs.J
throughout the UHted states be~ais OF eogHte1eisi
80 DEATH. To-AokEow AND Ssw YEAs, aot mors
certain " eOne tnGn Deautlf1l cop VI s~ sk) cara
haG stei o.iH. par u butte Of JosLss ~o.AL Is
nlsiOsArsa. AAc, reader, caH 40 40 nios " CON
siacs VI II thaa ~ sns you the n<Desv those peg
Ol hundreds Otbefs ~IO, asf using sbts, set
ty qua4L.cs lDl0~ss ~ ~l ofcv tue nsr 70
gov head face, stop its iasz ~ strengthen
oots removing scU caDoraf ifOnl Ds rVots, and
maalDg snt, gray hair noe loos, sld
keeping Dry, harsh "lfy ho4f moist .,t, cssn sDf
beautiful, sefy, fefy long time.
LbI, warrant u " 30. So does,
Nj W Iomykins ~ kins-.t. Newton.
slIs Matilda Reeves, .iyIlle-ayeIos, broOklya.
MT. Jas Power, gsOceg, rult1L-sL bIookyn.
bar. I1Oass JscssOn, - LDeIlJst. fltts0gsgb.
henIy Lueu, ..atel DaIDsf GA b0sEd . ush AHenea
AID tnsn Otle whose ws isLt
give, b1l these sufce anJ Reasonable person DO, ~
Try t. sid 81 mind az
ObsfhSn.t oaiy. Ia brOOkya al ~ sslLoAst O. 4tsed
A FkLSCHaAs wITn OkAfirl oE.-'' Al, Monster how
sha4 tanA JDe how sls.. wife Tack -1essfs
nss .Ic-yo maze ssy ste ssset" ~ ssAsd
pc4soD AIDING SaIu' aid The fIsuehnssn,
ny ~lis Ds f-ssse ~o~ks ale &C. we. bsr
face, her uecs, her h4.ds al yeAar AID oak fs'sIs
mara All over her lace she MOLsruf J0stss sep,
ss he al lsilan Chemical SOap wssks snd lsf lace
LOOK beautiful 81 ar while, lever s0seJ
than ever here are many WHO might have saasi case
with the french4n 10 be grateful clear ssn BY using
the same means bat mind be yOa the senain
JosEss so-r, ami buy nowhere cewfoTx bat az tas
Ssa 81 tas Aansssssa EsSls, % CE~ihsanu a "sse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01

II THE CHrkoKsK NATIONAL COUNCIL have
rsslsc,.d the Editor Of tho cAcoka .Sieecss John
Ross, for another term Of four years Tue Committee
of the Lover House. have voted pension of $50 per
snpum 10 the widow OF George Gusss the lavender OF
,hs Cherokee AipAsbel TIE Council will doubtless
eooeur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01

DAMoNDP olNrED GoLD PfNs-Persons wanting Goh
Pen are recommended try the Reheliea Diamond point
ed cold Pen, price ~ They have never failed 20 svs
entire ton, they Acknowledged to be hs
cheapest aud best pen in the world sofa exclusively y
g. L. WArsos - wilham.sL one door below Wsllst and
J. Y SAvAsE % Fulton-st manufacturer and dealer In
God Pens, Gold and Silver Pen aud Psneilesses 40. Ae
Gold PEI repaired.