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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

GA new Quarterly is about to.be started IN
the city OF Philadelphia, called the g Nineteenth
Century, TO be edited by CAauncy c. Burr, ESQ.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

GA meeting of the Democrats of Kentucky,
was to be holden on tn. 9Th ult.. at which reso-
luiions were to be adopted in reply to those offer
ed by Mr.. Clay, and the Hon. Rober, E. Wick
life has consented to address the meeting in an
swer to Mr.. Clay.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

eT'F iat Justitia' was received too late for
publication this Week. butshalI appear in our next.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

These two lines which look so solemn,
Were .jiSt put here to I'LL oul ihi' SV'''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

F. A. NJ. KENDALL, Secae,ary. Haa
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

O~- Polk county held her meeting on the 2Othi
ut; appointed BENJAMIN f. PORE. delegate, and
Instructed him TO go for .OidAam, lst choice and
Wilson. I'd choice for Congress; and Samuel C.
Ro ne for Governor
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

" we aoknowledge the receipt Of pamphlet
en1''fed Ewbanks' Hydraulics and Mechanics, !"
published by Messrs. Greely 8. McElratA, New
York. 1t is scientific work well commended by
the press. s.s 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

" The jefferson county meeting came off on
the 9th u!t.; Messrs. A. Dardenne, SoIon B..
Jones, Hewes SculI and Edward L lindsey, dele
gates; instructed to vote for Roane, Is, choice.
Dreic, I'd choice, for Governor and johnson, for
Congress-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

0FThe Yell county democratic meeting came
off on the 9th ult.; Messrs. T. p. Saddler anc
Geo. w. Parker were appointed delegates, whc
were instructed to vote for Johnson, 1st choice
and Oldham, I'd choice, for Congress and fo
Orcw, lst, and Thornton, ID choise, for Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25
VOL. VII. NO. sii.
New Publications..

~ Az Essay oS TIE LIE AND WRITING.
oF EDMUND sPzNsER, with Special Exposition Of the
faery Queen BY JOHN : HAsr, AN 10 fair octave
OF 5lS pages Just issued BY WHY Putnam The %.
jet Of the work to bring Sponsors poetry within tho
grasp Of the popular Apprehension Of our tmeio show
tbs modern reader why The Fsery Queen was once
such isvorite and why cespte tbs revolutions which
centuries have wrought IA Ideas and msnners II ought
sd 10 be The task appears ~ have been labor Of
lore, and ucidy. unpretendDgy perforned-yet We do
not think tbs object proposes a,sinsbe at this day
Spens.rs Poems fer the study not tor the steam
boat the quarter hour while awaiting dinner and
how email portion Of the reading public OF 1917 fan
cy they have time 10 study
~ The WRITINGS or GEORGE WAsHISG-
Ton teing bis correspondence, Addresses Messages snd
other Papers Official and Private selected su3 published
from the Ohgiusl Manuscripts Win Life OF ibe
Author Notes and ilius,ratio1s BY JAErD SPAEKs
Vol VI $50 pagss has jgsI been Issued BY The Harpss
II comes down 10 l7s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

ST.. AIMS CHURca.-A writer in the Gazette y
Timcs gives the following history of This Church;
The congregation of 81 Anne was formed In l7si
and the only one OF the Episcopal communion for
more than 40 years. Two of It's present female mem
boTs have been commandments for 90 years and one OF
them 10 stll constant attendant the service In fair
weather and at eatt other lady hes been a com
municant for more thsn halt a century.
The Bishop of Rhode Island was formerly Rector OF
the Parish also the Bishop of Ohio. Rev. DR.
Cutler hiss been Rector since May, 1888. Rev George
ID. Miles recently admitted to priests orders BY Bishop
Easthr0Ok, is Assistant Minister.
The present coffee was finished and coDsecrsied
abou, - years ago Bishop Croes Of NowJersey acting
for Bshop hobart. who was then in Europe. The ven
cradle Bishop White preached the consecrsiing
Bishop Kemp of Maryland was also present The day
following tbs conservation ~ persons received the rie
of confirmation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

cossEcrIcUT.-That portion Of the Political mi
.o1t, in Connecticut who claim to be the Yong
democracy in opposition to those who have borne
,ssyoyer the party in past years proposed at their
se State Convention the selection OF six Delegates
% represent the State in the next National Conyen-
,.os which they proposed should assemble on the
6arth Tuesday Of May next The odd HOukers'
resisted the choice Of any more than the two State
Or Senatorial Delegates, demanding very fairly
We think that the choice Of the other four should
be left 70 the several Districts. but they were over
n,ed and the whole four chosen as follows;
f.,.r Torcrv Hartford CHAs.A INcERsoLL. n Haven
SAMUEL lS0nAa. hid ser; PERRY SMITH, Litchheld;
iosv HolLANp. JAnEs T. PEATT.
THOMAS I. WHiTrLEsEY, who was their can
didate for Governor last year, was thrown over
board without ceremony.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25

II While upon the subject Of the war may
heuton tan jesse L. Dow Esq OF this city has Invent
ed new Army Tent, called D0w's Eseie Temp which
VII soon DOUBT take tho place OF all the tents now
70 use IL 10 admirable conlrvsnee and meets inc
warm approval OF ali the officers who have seen H. The
watts roomy. cheap durable, without tent pole WIN
S1i cord eorsoo hook pin, 10 perfectly ventisted
having door, cellar and chimney. IL hght, hides
uacfsoic. aud can be struck In minutes time A
-e'nsn will be Get up In the front ouuds OF the War
apartment for general inspection. In the course OF
r"dsys Nc. Dow already has orders from the Gov
"aineos authorities Tor several oil his admirable tnis
lCor. Bait Pet
RAILROAD CoLLIsios.-The up and down train
came iu contact night before ssi about nine es east
q Syracuse The collision severe but no one was
Very seriously injured Two OF toe rsmsn were thrown
nom tho ear, ana ooe had hts brosst-bo sou,swhst
bruised ba, medical attendance was al hand and th,,
Rersoos injured able to walk about 10 fuw hours
The ensnos injured and several OF the ears more
~ lees broken. The passengers were detained over
one train. fAlbanv Eva Ioar oss
~ We understand thar the Government has
sssd tao lo,lercnriers 10 Hartford on saspe,oa OF
'el'erng letters from Boyds Express MIDI Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25
Land Reform.

Mr.. ALLIsG of tins City, from majority Of the
Select Committee appointed last Winter TO consider
the subject Of Land Limitation, &c. has made a ia
yorsble written Report, concluding with these Re
solutions
R,eoced Of the Senate concur) Thst the Public Lands
are the common property OF the People and OF right
sboud be- held snd appropriated for their common use
and benefit and for other purpose whatever.
Reoped az the Senate concurD Inst our Senators In
Congress be instructed and Representatives Ia Con
s b. requested 10 use their best Efforts to obtain me
.,.ase of Law to prohibtthe sale Of the Public Lands,
md 10 cause them to be- surveyed into lots OF limited
ousntiy for the use Of Actual Settlers.
These resolutions were laid on the table for the
present, and motion to print three times the usual
number was referred TO the Printing Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25
CITY ITEMS.

FRIDAY, sepiambcr q.
t4- The ADyESTIsTs continued their meetings
yesterday IN the Big Tent At Nblos ali day and even
ing. They had large aud attentive audiences Rev h
Hutchinson Of Csnecs lectured in the morning and
afternoon. He endeagored. by various arguments. to
show that the Kingdom Of God earth Is high a, hand
and s the ncxt great event 10 b. looked for that it is
the everlasting nheh.aace Of the saints and is intro
ouced thu Second Advent Of Christ aud the
ton Of the just Rev Itch Of Philadelphia lce,ured
in the evening Lis OH Ct w4s 10 prove that Israel
be restored prior 10 ihs coming Of Jesus IN glory
aud tina; those who 10 90 gathered 70 the promised
land will consist OF the pous Ie.s Of all sgos together
with ell who grated in Christ OF other nations.
HABEAs CogPUs--Mr John Burdell dentist,
toe difficulty between whom and bic lady has already
boon before one or two Of our civil courts made s
plicsiion days since for writ Of habess corpus
requiring bis wiie Margaret and j. Cadwslsder Evsns
to produce the persons Of bis hroe children two little
girls and boy) Of whom he claims the custody They
were brought, accordingly before Judge ngrahsrn this
forenoon all the parties being present, including tho
father Of Mrs b. Ia the return Mrs states she has
made application To the Court OF Chancery Tor a
separation, aud TO be allowed the custody oi her chill
dren end the application Is pending Mr.. Evans re-
turned that he mas custody Of the chill iTen
The writ dismissed him end the children
msnded the custody of the mother DO brought up
again next week when answer is to be made To the
return
CASE OF HARE.-Judge Edmonds we under
stand has directed that the prisoner be- returned the
sheriff the custody Of the keeper of the City Prison
to abide the aciiou OF the Court Of Sessions
SPECIAL SEssIoHs.-Ameia Thompson, for steal
ine TWO hsrdksrchieis from Bridget Fully. City Prison
- days. Mary Benson for stealing ss shawl worth
ST. from Margaret Agile. Penitentsry months.
benjamin Rodgers for stealing coat from Richard II.
Purdy Peuitentary 80 days Ann Dillon for stealing
IL silk hand xerehets worth xl2 from Jane Be Pen
itensry months. Ruth Wse Tor assault and bst
terry on Charles Carr. City Prison 10 Margaret
Levy Tor stealing 81 pounds of copper spikes. Juig
ment suspended. Patrick DOlan for stealing Sil
worth Of wearing apparel from Mary Reed Pcniten.
tisry d month Toe Court adjourned until Tuesday
next
POLIcE--Williaru Robert was arrested last night
by officer Costello, OF the Sixth Ward charged with
stealing $l20 worth Of property from Mr. kOopnsn, 20
Chrise-st Augustus Sample arrested last night
by officer Peno OF the Tenth Ward, charged with bur
gsfOusly entering tbs house Of Moses Leonard
vi Houston ST. and secOndavenue. and stealing there
from clock bed clothing aud $50 Ia cash W. wac
detsncd "A yOurg German woman, aced II yCarl.
named Ann 3 Levi attempted TO commit suicide last
night by jumping into a cisern at POP BroOmest She
rescued, however and under the medical care OF
DR.. William A. Walters recovered. No GAUGE is
essigncd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25
SCHOOLS.
DANCING.

4 DODWORTH ff8 frucrre-sf near Broadway The
"A. classes for tie tlslns setsol vii commence Ca
Tuesday Oct 5.
A ID. decmln- 70 unnecessary % enter into detailed
account Of the advantage of his school. Of his
Qualifications would simply state that DE- teaches a the
dances Of the present dsg ara those n proper
Tuesday sd Saturday 20 hairls " aides and child
reu Tuesday and Friday 81 halirasf for gentlemen
Soirees twice a m0atn confined entirely to the pupils
Private lessons a. ans iu. not occupied By the classes
walfzng the Polka. RedoWa any Of Tire new dances
Academic. or families attended. slf 3mIsrp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25
PRIyATE GLASSES IN FRENCH.

4 BAssET, Professor ~ Ffeurh sui b'felstgre, VII
A.0rga1ll- hs evening classes n french on The BIB n.t
or ierelt IT. Ms Ees 81 ErOsd~sy eutsnce ia
Fralk inst lis ~ thod u sachng vii relieve The pu-
81. % 40 hours study each I1ssCn Tie contraction
o. 80. language compared wllh Pc Eugfsn VIII D. giyfn
without AUDI rules excepi0gs notes. &c &C fOf far
th-r rsfuCllars. application all VIII De- Exp rirct
TIE member. VI i4e Mechanics Institute viii be- -
cegcd on The GsUa terms by slowing ih-lf csrinc4cs.
4 csss Tor lsdles IN pis afternoon.
Those VINO Nisl ~ join cOuvers.on ciass viii Ind
oae alfrafs formed
B-Ar evening class Tor ladies' snd gentleman Is al
ready iorur1 A. inl Ear brcdWay lr ihJse who I've IN
tl-i vicinity a. TIE residence u Dr Bred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25

AMsgnsr COLLEGE-Another donation Of sl2,-
O0J has recently been msds 10 ihis College by David
sears Of Boston Il Is - be put out Al Interest t has
accumulated - a certsin or been Increased -
certain amount by donations from other sources and a
% be then appropriated for Library Hall Mr. Sears
has also given the amount " Harvard College On
cerfsin similar conditions
MOSAIC GLASS FLOORlNG-NeW Inrenwn-Mr'
r. Hewns Of lni. city hss made highly important do
covcry. II j. competition cheapiy obtained, WIG
which be makes glass plates for flooring su1siiiuts
for marble being stronger and more beautiful and ul
fifty pr cen, cheaper IL hss made discovery IN me
process OF cOorng b which the plates are m'ie topaz
lake Of every variety Of color which forms part q the
giass and be erdcated OF essene 10 ifesn'
ihafuId liheS
A MORMON PATRIARCH FALLEN.-lhe Elit0f OF
the Mormon paper printed at Voree. ssyt' II become
our psiaiu duty 10 give public notice that william
smith the Patriarch hsc been some ~ snce suspend
ed pending trial on charge Of gross immortality.
~ Rev Austin Wiley was c0~hided ia the
streets Of atllowoll Maine on Monday by SIR. Franklin
Glazler citizen Of that town IN repay meni OF an a.
legged udiguy nyon little daughter OF dr Glsz1cr ~
the reverend gentleman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25
Art k~u -CfE<C
DANCING.

A CARD-Mr W WHALE and Daush'er respectfully
[1aulnrnce 90 the ladies AID gentlemen o New YORK
and Brook yn fnlt their asses for FL vii
Constitution Hal % Broadway luesdiy October
~ aad Al Gothic hall Brooklyn uu Moltay OCTOBER D.
Classes 1r I'D ~ end gentlemen ~ their Private Acaie
e. .Ati-avenue. On "wednesday sept ~ Instruction
given oaiIy BOB a tle new ard fashionable Dances and
Wslfres af tie private Academy 81 rAihaferue. Is here
Information wi bel gwen. f4rculals 10 tlture sseI-
ffsarlfrfs and circular. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25
nEw.YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER Is, is41.

PRAYING AND WoRKIN6.-Dr +. d. Hudson, an
Ansi-savery lecturer tells story 10 The Ami Saroy
Standard Of converssiion be held with old msn an
ln6del who rejected the Bible because he thought
juslihsj Slavery and War Prayer was among the
topic. discussed ;be ahie Of course denying s sfcs-
Co. Tns old man challenged the Doctor to cause
cracker - the door In answer 20 prsyer
and offered wager Of two hundred iolars The Doc
tor accepted the challenge and the old pat down
the cracker sud money !, the desire Of my heart
says the Doctor that The cracker should cross the or
and earnest Of that desire, / took hold Of the
cracker and moved Il along The Old nan. coniounded
took bis money and %, It in The drawer That was The
way Gays tbs Doctor prayed God Tor the abolition Of
slavery, aud daily my prayer being answered
All other prayers save living were DO better Of no
more use than sounding brass or tnkAng cym5a -
when men pray Tor light and don't pui themselves
10 tho Vsy - get hghf-whcn men pray Tor the over
throw Slavery. ami 30 nothing but oppose the inenos
OF iae sEve their prayer il PPTcy9 the hyPccriss
prayer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25
Letter from entter Mathew.

The following says the Albany Ereaiag Journal,
10 an extract from letter received by gentleman
in this City from Father Mathew. by last steamer:
" We are, thank God, In common x.,,, ,,,,,. .,,,
ehe"feo oy mo prospect at abundant hsrxs., I'd
inonsa poverty su oToods our criticized c,sniry
lnsnAs 70 ,oa, mssS.neen' siis Of food aud money.
,ase Next spring God permitting shah proessS ~
your glorious Republic TO give expression An s 70
the gratitude that swells my bosom" "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25

FAIR Hlr-The 81. LOUIS RcpesRc has the
following hit at the prevalent mania for making
and selling stock in Copper Mining Companies
AT snake of the copper head species was Allied lev
days siuee nesr Princeton J. We understA Nd that
company was immediately formed upon the spot icl
Mining yurl Oscs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25
DRAWING


R WATERSTOS would respectfully inform the pub
J.c thar De wl pen bis next session foI the Instruction.
drawing in black ell az cay1n, and painting Oh oi or
waller c01Is a. tt Broadway aDl4f tie 18th 20 sep
ienber For farther particulars, apply 81 Ls residence
- Nskef-st
r. faaarf~r ia .atanfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25

NthRsu'- classical aud Co nmsre.si ldcmy,
WI lO7 HenrysL BfOOkyI viii b- rr6pen.d Monday,
Augast o. for he instruction " Young eenilems 10 every
branch OF education nrc-uary 70 NJ hemlp enter foege
or eorutng house Terms from 0 10 90 PER q.aitrr-
For circulars cDuganing fefefcUce ard other ptrcltfs
Apply the Office Of ghs paper or nj " NowaI tfo1s
Ign W.,
NIK.-H-. UURB- Il CEkHkh,~ Cia.sica
IVA Institution fcooeus lie Fifh Acsd-ricsl Year on
Monday the ON c September, NJ ne uulid erected Tor
it, a.c0rmOt atom W.shI. ton-squzre. - fuarih-l
Application Tor admission Of pupis m-f ro~ br made
Cfcliss may be- Outlined ~ tho lls.iuinn or ~ NE
bookstore II Il. "A. Newman Co 1872 Broadway sub I'm
ID T.. JENks'- SCHOOL FOR BOYS will re-
IL. open on Monday sept 5. II ~ Broadway SLIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25

NJ
SFRIE RAILROAD COMPANY by an Act OF the
LEGISLATURE passed MAY H. 1915, Providing Tor ne issue
of certain bonds by the Newl0rk end Ene Railroad
COMPANY and also for the appointment u ga Agent ~ ne
he said bonds, the uudese ued has been
dominated = Ascent by said Company, and approved
hv the Governor compliance with the rfoF1nso OF ire
Al referred TO- Ia accordance herewith, nOce 10 here
by .en that sealed Proposals VAL be received 1nil me
h day OF October next by Tie underlined AZ The Ne
b.ni Bank No - " ali-sr y. u for he purchase Of
7tO dollars OF tue bonds Of sad Company IN sums Of
900 dol .rs each, having twenty years 70 r4a ana nci
irs frte.r OF per cent per -nuAnii payable
.afni- annually by coupons attached ~ The bonds
The bonds wall be issued Ia favor 81 the state % New
York viii D., numbered and -lstelea ~ he Office u he
Secretary OF state and assigned By the Ioniorf y the
parties whose proposals are iccepird
By Section I of said Act the Interest Due ulon zoe
bonds from the dale Of their knineHt go VIZ ~n-n
s.red 10 the hodeIsl tall the completion o. asn<ie a
of the ROAD % Lase Enc miled BY a~ g. Inc sh may
5ll Is required be deposited BY TIE to Pely a. me
time such assEunent nr1e, m i- hands Of me eon-
troer aud b. him paid % ths DonllOiris nom anne ~
time a. the same shall become due
All other liens upon the rosd, 81 cFsry aesc Fsn nav
ur been discharged the satisfaction VI tue AorneJ
General Ia com psnce with the requrenle nt 81 me Ae
add the bonds being issued tbs state tney peeoe tae
So ca or mort xaze upon the road, end 1Pon a. proper
~ real and personal, belonging u the Company
Persons making proposals for purchase VI ~ oois IS
requested u endorse upou The elstopc tiofes-s ~
uurh,ss o the Bond. Of the Ne~lork ana Lre h4foa a.
toupany' The Act prohibits the s-ls d .ny bonas Z.
les ha1 par consequently 10 proposals can De accepted
nor sale made 81 less than AZ tt ..l.
Application can Be made q The 1ac-s -rro OF y tAr
e- u the Company No - Wzsfge-t fof copies oi ths
Act and for circular setting forth more aeIA--a NOR
H.,i0. IN ~ = - A-''- FRANCIS W. EDMONDs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25

Ncw- OrL-WWs Niff I00lfHfloH
Ciaufongas &c. ID. w Fletcher, jamestown.
kesrsoa 90. J...... Col John Bradley, BTownvie.
Loco Foco min0tiOns-AssemUy.
ga,yen Co......... Thomas 4. Leggett, Chester.
fisinrston Co. l...Cslvin T. Vavy, Lima
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25
o. DR.. Christie's ,salsanic Rings. Belts,
v.ureirt. and Magnetic kIufd.-sifaogers Nc -

.prcfuiy i4lOfmed tls. he c1y place Ia Se~-l ~
pialn ties- celebrated Sftcles genuine l. 81 ~ -
Srp.dxav between Jcln-s al NGlccu lzue Al IL al
ca.e, OF NERVOUS DISEASES, lho efficacy " C8rste
gsvsnc arces 10 ts ~onG-ffal and heir sfoa cello
st h.. caused lh-fn be cou-.erfre - needy pefsyns
49, ,sr ,purl.us worthless J.. iiat0i.., hicn
de publc Ase respectfully guarded No ofusgisi OF
Dug sl0re In NewlOIk VIII ever 70 s-o~oo - Sc "
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25

Avoid al spurious preparation. Of Wild Cherry such ~
Baissns Rffers Sglurs Wild Cherry. Pills purp0run{
o. contain Wild Cherry, sc. they are al FICTITIOUS and
counterfeit and contain none of the Virtues Of he osins'
and genuine pre- pafaion prepared by Dr. A. sway ne
The first ever prepared iu this country ID. cwayne
COMPOUND Syrup OF Wild Cherry j. composed % vesett
bic ingredients The Wild Cherry and other medical sub
stances equally eficicluus, n not more So Inc "oe
are rfecfualy concentrated ato render beyond ait
doubt The pleasant siren sheung and ehectal rem
civ every discovered Tor he Cure Of Pulmonary ton-ump
ton and all diseases of the lungs and breast The very
fact OF is having such IRAN Of spurious imiaoI''
stands % prove ifs ere % curative properties
Therefore invalds inquire for the original preparation
each bottle OF which Is enveoped beautiful wrapper
with Likeness of William Penn engraved thereont also
bearing the Signature of Dr. II SwaYuc, the counereitinS
Of which will be- punished A. forgery
Prepared only by Dr.. SWANNE, northwest corner ~
Eshh and Race Phiade phia and tor sale oy respect
- Druggists nearly all The principal towns IA tho
United States.
Iesnfs for N,sr Y0rt Cny--Chas- H. Ring, cor Broad
way and John-sf K. A. Sands. 33 B0weIyi +. r. W ar
ner 1j Bleeckersi. Jno. C. Hart, Si3 Grand ST. j. L.
Lewis 81 GreenWlchst, Hoadley Phelps Co ana
wyatt Kelcham. Also. Mrs Hayes, ~ fulton a.
BROOKLYN. nli eln''i@"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25

Dr j. IT Ellison, Frankfort, ny. SAYS
VS. induced. from failure oi the most potent eNpec-
torrents recommended iu Maiera Medca some cases
of diseased lungs try yourprepifaf0n of Wild Cherry
d IS sufficient thar much pleased with the
result of that and subsequent trials that now prescribe
Dr. il preference feb at other remedies have been en-
tea in active practice of twelve years end this Is the
first patent medicine thought enough OF % express
L. .-.---.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25
es- uoorheaa,s Graduated Magnetic Ma

chinr.-Th-rs nes AID besauiui insuaine..s nes5
c-tvsd ~. general oonIn-adslon Of mo 7ocA Plolrs
,na 4 his civ On account Of rr great snpici ~
excrrnrr. They cuuhd-nly rreon'neL - - % -
he b-susiial. couyenlrni AID e1eesuA e.e.0 -
kird which ever b-el Introduced ~ m p1pAe- - -
diseases 81 chronic 90 nervous chafsc.rf inr
.crding lheir truly wonderful farh = =
cofnganed By nzllsl with lII directions ~ = = ~
ran-d. Manufactured alc sod wholesale And frlsi' ~
euu y. g NOO1hEAO. 49, Broadway, n l.