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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
Things In philadelphia.

Correspondence oi The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA. June =. 1877.
Some fiery devil hovers 10 the air still. and we
swelterinz under 90 degrees Of heat Our city
tuues comparatively healthy snd the Las, weeks record
Of mortality shows increase only in infanle deaths
have heretofore assured your readers through the
medium Of my letters that there was remote probsbl
iry of failure the part Of State TO pay the Au-
gust interest The receipts from Canals have been
large 10 consequence OF the immense quantities Of
bresdttuhs sent them snd We have been foriunse
In experiencing disastrous breaks this The
County Commissioners are now calling upon Collectors
q deducto per cent % All payers OF taxes before the
18Th prOX and the accounts from the Treasury Depart
Harrisburg of the most encouraging nature
l. therefore. with more confidence than ever renew my
assurances that the August interest will be puneiusiy
paid
The junction Of the North American and United
States Gazette Newspapers will take place Thursday
the lot Of July. The sheet will retain both names and
be enlarged.
We have no local news Of interest to-day-its too
hot for people 10 suffer Accidents-t0o hot al ell
events to record the minor ones
Business IL du u. The season for relaxation Is ap
preaching; merchants begin to hink Of the Cspes and
Spnag-, and brokers are preparing 10 leave the
table Of their bOsrd for the geens~srd Of the country
We may expect Al hiatus Of month or two with only
an occasional gasp upon the arrival of European
steamer.
Flour has been sold today a, 50 for Western and
Is for Pennsylvania Large sales Wheat at l47 % IA
for Red and ISL n l52. for White, with still down
ward tendency. Corn more animated AZ % 20 % for
yellow and 90 10 % for White. Corn Meal 2 TO p
Rye Fl9ur5 % NOmov .mentin Groceries Provisions
Whisky nominal Cotton steady.
SALES OF STOCKS First Board and Afl1-i0OO
U : D. 1867. 1864 200 Do. l-62 1861 1000 DO Z :
Treasury Notes g. 20 q0O0 DO 1861 s51s lO7 300
City g. 1919. lOl 20m0 Prnna s. sOi so DO DO 20
500 do 5is & inst sOl - N-chs Bank 81 o An.
sneton Bank. ~; $50 Reading 33i 90 Girari Bank
rs 100 do. bj1s. 10; 300 Reading s5ds 3Ji $50
DO c+sh 3li 3OuO Penna 50 81.
SergHd Board and AftT 10 Susq Canal and D. IA
80 Guard l2i ~ DO. bj sod 100 DO h5 nv l2E 300
State % eos 500 Read bond. 7et 100 State s. sl
40 R.sd. - $50 $50 DO. -. 3}t Penn Rk b. 800
50 Read, 81, 3i 2O0 do, 3d. Ssh 50 DO bj, J3i 20
Termination Cop, 20t.
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BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

TAYLOR MEETIsG AT HARRIsBURe.-Ihere
was a large and enthusiastic Democratic meeting
held at Harrisburg, on Saturday evening LAST at
which Gen. Taylor was nominated Tor the Presi-
dency. Hon. William Dock presided assisted by
Messrs. Peacock. Zimmerman. and some dozen
others A State Central Committee was appointed
to further the objects Of the meeting Meetings
were recommended to be held by the Democrats In
the several counties Of the State Other measures
were suggested and adopted with a view OF secur
ing the election OF Old Zach. John NJ. Read and
Richard Vaux, Esqs Of this city. were introduced
70 the meeting by Hon. Simon Cameron. and made
eloquent addresses. A letter was received from
Ovid F. Johnson, Esq regretting be could not be
present
This meeting is likely to exercise an important
influence throughout the length and breadth Of the
State Phil Eve. Bulletin
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Larda md Land.

The following instructive paragraphs form part
Of a letter from Manchester, England to the Jour
nal OF Commerce. The writer describes Visit to
the House of Lords and says
"A. looked about me. thought-wen, a few hun
dred OF these men perhsps t~othirds OF me SOL
OF England. They h.ve the eniree to the Palace ex
umyt from They sud theirs monoPniK e graf
proportion Of the wealth earned BY the sHeafihg NIT
hons They have for themselves and tneir families n-zr-
IL u. the good places IN the Church, Army aud Navy
Wat hsv- they done % rnute them 10 50 unr
share Oi this worlds goods. while tn0us-nds perish
vita hung-ri Dr. Frznklin's notion Of ut-s SAs inst
they should zsceni ancestry and not descend 10 poe
trrlIy because II msn performed great deed the
PROBABILITY be nd been taught By his isihsr, aud
prepared by parental training 10 serve me state
Cromwell turned these Lords sdrtt snd called from
al parts Ut the kngdom OF various occupations 10
hin Ehs question, WIS; shall DO 10 uase ueds
prosperous al hume and sorosdF And these practical
IN this very before occupied oy the Lords
The TACT a. leit the House with lar lees respect Tor
Lords than ever before and that VS. DOT much
Rs7Ps for EHslanis rVhbles Take AL blood royal
and Jov. and al such folks IS are made o. PoreSsh
clay Instead Of common clay like the rect OF Ca and pat
ON board OF some Of tn1r best ships OF war mo
guns well stocked with provisions and e toen - 60
where they ike but never back 10 Eagl.nd con-
nsese Their land sell II out In lots 70 SUI Pufenaser'
and with the proceeds the National ceot
The remedy for EngIAnds troubles which this
writer proposes however effectual it might be, far
outHerod's anything proposed by the Anti Kent
ers OF this State. Even the National heiormers'
who say to the poor LsbOrer Vote Yourself
Farm DO Do, propose to disturb the niles to Land
already sold, bat only 70 permit the unsod domain
OF the United States 70 be occupied, IN moderate
quantities, by actual settlers, without PecunlAry
consideration. Ii the monopoly OF Land IN Eng
land has bean the source Of so many evils II Is
surely wise to guard against such monopoly IN
our own country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

FRUIrs or SLAVE HUNrI>G-The Carlisle Her.
aid extra announces the death of James II K-nnedy,
Esq OF Hsgerstown. Nd which occurred suddenly IN
that borough Friday morning last Under the
Injuries he received In the recent riot Mr. Kennedy hs
been detained there confined to his room, patiently
awaiting the tedious process ofrecovery. The evening
before his death he was spp,renty well and in good
spirits and conversed cheeffully with bis family ard
aequsintsnces. The next morning. between three and
four O'Clock hs swoke and alarmed the family complain
Ing of difficulty Of breathing. Physicians wer- sent
tor an promptly in attendance but medical relief
was unsvaing 10 avery short time be had ceased to
breathe.
The citizens of Carlisle had meeting. at which
lu.ons of respect for his memory and coincidence with
his widow, were passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

" THoss SHASfSs QUsEEss entertained everybody
lsst ev,nDg vt tho Museum, especially the ~hifns ~
Miss Ch-Te which lasted several miuues by the wsh
she going r0uod like top The meanwhile rLs slone will
richly repay vi TO say nothing u the Leg. thsl v-fs
bic Leg Wooden Lee which heired oesrr, shout he
crpD IS body OF thu Mexican Chisf But here !.
much 10 sdmre IN the attractions engaged ~ prtent at
house u difficult TO discri iins. They al ~
high ord, aud repay vi.it that Of The fuury
sni amusing. Performances to-dsy 81 strnoOa, and
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Good VIII among Men.

From the PITTSBURGH 6azeue
We are charmed with an article in the New ork
Tribune rebuking the disposition common in this
country and in England too 10 sssa the two Nations
for offences common to each. In these mutual resent
menrs and amin 1siies forget origin. our duty
our rsce our religion and al that makes worthy Of
the distinction conferred upon by the common Parent
of all mankind We see abundant occasion 10 md
fault with England and English Institutions. snd In a
proper spirit often feel called upon 20 condemn both the
policy and principles Of the British Government. But
when II comes 10 an impeachment OF moral honesty or
10 a hatred of common ancestry OF 10 exclusive
giorifcston Of ourselves ~ the expense OF neigh
bors have not the heart 10 participate In IL We
love country too well and respect Il too much, 10
seek 20 hide sins from the popular gaze. 10
seek diminish their force by transferring them 10 the
shoulders OF others no more guilty than ourselves
EDgland in India France 10 Africa, Russia 10 Poland
snd among the Circssssns IL than the Uuited
States in Mexico Why should We conceal the factor
than al. excuse msdesds. as We often have
heard them excused by the miserable suoteriuge, that
II We had not stolen NJ, xc.n land France and England
would have done sOf Was = poorer plea set VI
by a robber than thisi IL is the old story Of
Engl-nd ~ Copenhagen. II We do not lombard the
city. the French will IL 10 the story of robbery
tyrants plea OF necessty-so Oirn used 10 bolster up
oppression In It's disposition 10 crush the weak. u IL
cowsrdy not 10 sPpy the lash even TO the backs Of our
rulers when they deserve II ana IL mean % ket
up continual upon other nations for offences Of
character corresponding precisely With our own. Let
Christian Nations rather provoke one another 10 good
y
wrath. which has become common between and
Engsnd We have the same origin-~e spesk the
same language and ri ice 10 th-t common brother
hood and business iuercOurseso necessary 10 the hap
poess and prosperity OF both. Perhaps our bossted
Aoglo Saxon race might never have conquered old
Eagsnd but tor the spirit and spEnk infused smong
BY old England herself IL ~. Hsupden and sidney
who Kept alive love Of liberty In the breasts OF our
fathers. The ship money In Euglsnd sbd The tea tax
at home, were In principle the same Chatham was -
much the friend OF ne Colonies OF the Mother Coun-
Try. We claim more than Original political association
with kns.nd sud & back o. toe times @hen were
bone OF her bone aud sh ~ her rush Forgetting the
evil 10 the past would remember the good aud with
. Government 10 whom We are bound Dy 80 n.ny 50
cred ties, Tar - We m-y, live upon those terms Of
brotherhood which 80 well become ali Cbrsttn Nations
Ihs country, day By DAY Is becOming more aad more
European IN people. though not 10 character We hOps
Enigrsnts come longer By hundreds and thousands
but BY tens OF thousands AL these leave their fzher
isnd behind them, aud well irUm good pOey a. irUm
love OF the principles OF peace. should desire to
I've upon terms OF trsternai communion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
Board OF Aldermen. SPECIAL MEErrse.


Presens from Paris R,s alaii0n II Fifty third a-Sesr
"a M4rrayst-Pa1tnS C0eaiiss s!ip-Cynstabies Pre-
rq9attres--NHts0nces-ssR kea LOts-HidenfnS Stone.
E-Nsp FlA Markef-Ssru IN Psayt ST. Dor ana
BafAtnS Lans-G0ruH0rs Room County Clerks
Ro0ps-Addtas StOry 20 The Cry Hall
Yesterday, at 81 P. N. the Board assembled on
special business, the President In the chair.
The Mayor sent q commune stion. with certain docu-
menu from Paris and letter from NJ Vsttemsre, for
which Cry" head
report Of the Committee on Streets Of the Board OF
Assistant Aldermen, with resolution snd ordinance %
regulate Flityst from Thrd-sy. 10 Eat RIVER
adOpssd-ss also report and ordinance for building
Sewer In Murray st-and the like IN favor Ut paving
COentes clip, IRON the buk head 10 Pearl o. and that
the curb aud gutter BE- set therein, and Sewers
built from the Bulk head to the nortnery side OF Wa
Ter 81
Pstti0as Sixteenth Ward Constables pettioned
through Aid CEoLIUs complaining that under the sane
ton the CnI-f Police Certain police get s.
10 attend the theatres sud other places enter
tanmeBg 10 the utter exclusion petitioners and In
manifest violation OF their night. snd prerogatyesr
EDWARD Doyle and others. complain through Aid MAY
SAED, Of toe open lots the esstery side Thrd
.v between Twenty hrst aud Twenty second ss sfrn-
ing that they are nuisance Messrs Teft and Cham
oersin sent In a memorial by Aid DE FOREST, asking
the Of Pier No Norm River. for the landing Of
Flour VIM Gardiner II. II Tsiinan and Others. pc
uuoned oy AID De FOREST sgant permanent oosuue
tons 10 front of Franklin Market 'oeh as stalls ior me
sale of pigs clothing poultry &c WHICH 'neJ 'e~'""~
be an intoiersble nuisance
LOr and SDRkea LOo-City Inspector "uiso n.s eN'
mined the lots east side Of sixth avenue between
Thirty third and Thirty fourth ss Iney contain much
stsgnant water which may engsnder disease and ne
rsnor,. an ordinance sbate the nuisance. Adopted
.,a,,i,z ssonest-Ald KELLY and ADAMS the Com
unittea on streets, reported resolution which
ADDICTED and provides that the widening OF Soonest
betgeen Brosd.t and Whitehall take place lst Of
August Isis, and that q. G. Campbell DO collect the
assessment
sankez Los belesn El>cssfh aud Trehh as-A report
for alDg these lots, between Avenues A and B. was
adopted. q. q. Campbell. Collector
SctRs az Largs-The Committee ~ prepare an ordi-
nance discharged.
Nee Fish Mako a, Falson MarEef "A Committee re-
ported 10 favor Of H. Report adopted Expense to be
under 5000.
SeAcu II Pearts. from WhaekeH 10 BrOdG-G-A Report
In favor VI ~ construction aospI-d.
On motions By Aid CRoLTus. slOOo are TO be applied
% make alterations In County Clerks Office Twenty
benches are TO Do pat up In TomPsns squ1e-snd the
sidewalks 10 Frs.svenae between Seventh and Eighth
sts. 70 be Gagged
Dog Lars-Ala. SMITH moved that the dog laws b.
extended In their operation 10 the whole of the City
! south Of Forty secondst-snd IL hto b. 20 dons,
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HI'rOsr OF THE COsavrsr Q, Prrp with Prslui,

HIsroRr OF TIE CoSeUKsr OF PKKU. with Prelim
nary View Of the Civilization OF toe lncss. By WI
IIAx PKEscorr. Ia two volumes, sy0. PIP
IVA Nes.lOrx; Harper & Brothers.
These beautiful volumes have awakened within
US feeling OF national pride which could have
been excited BY the brilliant achievements Of the
American arms; and In preparing them Mr. Prescott
has in our Judgment done for the real honor and
true glory of his nArve land has effected By al
oar military heroes who have upon n stage snce
the days OF Washington As mind Is more exalted thAa
matter. Sc are the trumPhs Of the pen worthy OF higher
honor than those Of the sword and the patient research
Of the historian Of greater value to mankind II an the
exploits Of the eOnqueror Mr. Prescott. Conquest
OF Mexico and his History Of Ferdinand and IsAbe!a
awakened high NnePsuODs Of pleasure ana profit 70 be
derived from exam nAuon Of this new mouumsnt Of
bis patient toll an1 eminent abilities historian ,hoss
anueipatons viii be even more than realized By al
those who fortunate enough Do able either TO bug
or 10 borrow these splendid volumes The author hAs
had access 10 the bsst authorities and bis nsrrai,s
earSte!y and elaoorAey from the thread Of h.
toscs events yet invested with al the inierss, Of the
moot skillfal and exciting romance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
MRS T. C. PRESCOTT,
MRS. y. A. BACHELOR,
aoURAUD's LECTUa.s on CHEMISTRY,

~ Another wonderful effect OF chemical combination
may be ih9s us.ted MIX ia sgisss eqas q1ao'il.s "
saturated solution OF Auists Of Lime aud atarsisd
tlyn Of CaIbooals Of Potash, both usnspDett cs
stir The mixture znd IL viii instantly become sold mass
Now pour s Niue Acid upon II, and tne opaque mass
will axzin De converted into psrent hcao ben
cheaislfy Can produce such wonders, 10 not a. ali sur
pa.inx lns Goor.uas Italian M-diesied soap should be
invested power Of removing t~D pinples, free
sunbgrn redn-ss salowness rous hnsss rns ~orms
&C; neither 10 II any more wonderful ghas Ooufsuds
PUdres sables should possess mo properly Of compets
IN uproong s1peTauous hair than II 70 thai th- 0f-csn
Ds should sble change red gh or gray hair, 10
any able shade vi eoOr fom brown 20 BLACK O0u
ra1ss Load Rouge 10 designed 10 nt pals cheeks and
10. W i'm he hae .ad bs.uEy VI The carbstion
IL should bs remembered that the Sn-d cosmetics
Of Dr. FELIX 8oUKaUo, only be Obtained genuine 81
his depot, o. Wsker-sL fret sure from Broadway.
leXa u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

CY- The following account OF a horrible occur.
renee, which took place in Rochester on Saturday
night last. is copied from the Rochester Democrat
(Extrs) OF Saturday morning;
About eleven O'Clock on Saturday night the citizens
the east side Of the river shocked with the
port hsd been deliberately shot In public
street and within lew rods OF several shops and
which were still open, and in the immediate view
OF several persons who psssng within three four
rods OF the SPOT when the tragedy occurred.
The circumstances. as near rs Can learn them
substantially No follows:
Aoout half past ten O'Clock three young men John
Burns. Jsme. Bali and David M-lsrky. TO = sm.
red The junction OF Franklin snd SUD Main
and within three rods OF AirSsndvrs tavern Tor
SONS purpose which yet hss not fully very
satisfactorily developed The house Is occupied ~
Thomas hssn, young married mao. whose sister
also resides with him. hssm and bic siis and sister
alleged that the young nan threatened violence 10
them and the house. aud they ordered them away
Hl.sm hnsliy took his gun which appears 10 have
been loaded (ss he says Ia consequence OF their
having been there before In similar mspper)
sad threatened to shoot them If they DID leave
They did outside the gate Into the street when
Hsan deliberately drew the gan and bred 81 Sarns
aud Bali who standing near and almost In range
OF e.ch other Both Instantly fell Ga exsminstion u
was found nearly the whole charge OF shot entered
In aud Burnss rgat eye penetrating the brain and
rendering him senselvss When last heard from. lone
o'clock mis- mornDs he VISA thought ~ Dc nearly dead
md suffering nosi intense ssony Hs psrents who
called the fret sight OF their son. became
perfectly frsare. Il WAS horrible and sckening
scene.
Bslf received two OF the shot near the left
snd the other above IL but IL believed h is IN dan
ger. MAsrky was standing short distance from tue
others and received njary although he says Hissm
previously struck him Win The oreeeh OF the gan and
"a reatened 10 shoot him
Hissm, though be made no attempt 10 escape was de-
tanned by several citizens until arrested BY Constsoes
Vsn Siyck and Bradshaw. A brief examination was had
before Justice Wentworth which viii be resumed this
rnorning"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

! Gopon0r's om--Aij McErpAru moved 81.
room occupied by the Clerk n the Cour. OF Ch.nesr
the City Hal. be sdded 10 the Governors Room
uffsr dif s~ron - the f'ornliffs. srfs ~
Referred f'rh's motion caused debate In vl,.A
hcElrs,h complained Of the exelusiven~.. Of the ,.
system. which his proposition would si in rern.s So,
BaibfR9 LGus-l, ~ss resolved. motion al ~
SMITH that the bathing laws are to apply 10 All AZ y.
CRY south ~ Ihirristh at -
Rooms 10 C0zrfy Crk AID NcFrRArH mov.A
outien requiring the COMMITTEES on Pubic Ox...
give notice this Board when they sssign IA, .d.o
g. rooms TO County Clerk In City Hal.
A discussion ensued. In course OF which Inc a..
nous anti republican incomes allowed 30 NJ 60
and others referred TO The resolve n>s.,,vI
The Cify Hal Story HiShSr AID Don moved 49,
u,iop requiring the Committee Arts ard Science. !,
rspor, the proprety Of adding smother story 10 H.
City Hall. Adopted.
Hospital Depdrimsat-Speciai Order.
Al FRANKLIN Cths Bosrd being IN COMMITTEES n TIA
wholel explained At considerable lenslh the chr.e,er
OF the proposed ordiusncethe fret and second S.-s,
were rpat and discussed for shout an hour by S.s,
PuRsFR KELLY, TArPES HcELHAru snS others I, s,s
rt,d that the lunstcs Risckwelrs Island aas
huddled together 10 such miserable thst he hsh
medical skiil would be thrown swsy upon them.
was proposed thsi ther should b. three n3ependss,
sections 10 the Hospital D~psrtmen,-ost Sscons sbi
we're then sevrrally adopted. Amendments were pro
posed 10 the Second section Of Article "a giving mora
power 10 the Rssi3en, Physician. Al OLyEs sid
tia, the eminent medical men In tha City h-d esme
forward 10 AJAX permission n practice In Bellevue Hoe
pit. and be expected advantage toits patient. from th~r
skill AID PuRsER wished the Resident Phy.ci.n to pre-.
scribe continuously sud not TO he intsr~rpS with by
contrary course Of practice By succession OF rnnres.
dent coo ding physicians Aid KELLY ss3 th., Vie
nou rssi5en, medical IN consult ~i'h the R,l
dent Phy.icsn and intsrtsr- only In such imporsef
cs.es ss might require Il Section and ~ere
adopted after Mr. NcELsArH hsd proposed ,o strike ~,
80 much a. provided that the visiting physicians sod
surgeons Of Bellevue Hospital 10 be governedI
the aoc,psd code Of sdicai sttlcs being too njk
nite-which WAS sgreed TO. AID KELIy proposed 70
give the Common Council the veto on III. nomination
OF Assistant Resident Physicians. AID. TsrPAN s.A
that If one committee bad one hundred sppointm@p,s
In is gift could IL not have eight more At 20 minutes
10 IL the reporters had left and several Aldermen
yswned heavily Az IS minutes past eleven We len tho
Chsmber the Board being still in session, and In Com
mttee on tbs Ordinance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

WIG VICTORY IN VIReiSiA-We learn from
the Richmond Wing that at the special election
held in Morgan on the 2ath inst to supply the va
esncy In the House of Delegates cccssioned by
resignation of Andrew Michael ESQ. in conse-
Qaence OF alleged iniormslity in April last that
gentleman has been reelected by a majority of 10
votes. The struggle is said to have been severe
and exciting. beyond all former precedent In
April Mr.. M,chseIs ma ority was one Parties are
now ned in the Legislature on joint ballot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

II We received a letter yesterday from gen
ten.n in cs,sAiI sonplsiDiss Of race between the
Rochester and Manhattan steamboats, on the evening Of
the s6h ins for which according TO his account both
Captains exhibited too :tls regard tor the safety OF
their pssseDsers We hope the public will di'eOnrsse
these races but while passengers are continually ws
ing the Captains 10 greater speed we do not believe the
evil will BE- remedied BY newspaper paragraphs
The ssme correspondent informs Us that the Cats
kill Mountain House 10 tfst rate place In these warn
daysthe thermometer refusing TO 60 higher than os
even
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

Pass III RoUSD.--Every "meEciful man who
works q horse duriog the hot months promote its
CO tort oy he OF the following simple shield against
To. teasing OF es Tske too OF three esndfHas OF ~s
nut leaves upon which pour too or three quarts OF cold
water ettiniuse ons nisht snd pour me wnoe next
mnrpios ints kettle aud boil for quarter OF an hour
when IL /. cold Is dt for Moisten spoase with
H. ana before tho goes out of tns stable let hose
part which are nosi irrisbs b smssfed over via ne
hquor. Tryik
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

~ THERE'S excuse for any TO have bis hsS fall
ins cot or 70 be troubled win scud aud daodfuf.
PasIor, Ch.m.csI Hair lnyixorslor perfect sniido,s
10 eli such nconyen-nces; operates tbs VI ks
bsir giving sgreDgth and beauty 10 ts growth Ii will
keep lac hair sc and moist much than any osnsf
preparson eonseqaeruy 10 Indispensable to tns toilet
Persons Who have uied Il any other sSsieie
Brosdwsy md ios sails BY dug end ssey dsssts !sa'
orally. lsUA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

TEsSKssxE-Genersl Alvsn Cullen. Loco Foco
member of Congress from the Ivth,or Nashville Dis.
trict has retired from the canvass there His vote
last January. censuring the gallant General Taylor
for the humane terms he granted to the unfortunate
Mexicsns whom be had shut up in Monterey, had
rendered him unpopular even in a distries which
gave Polk soc, ma iorty in ls44