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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06
General Notires.
,nnt of Yellow

- The Concentrated Compound OF ieho"
Dock, prepared b. DR.. oRlsWoLD al eoI bfosa"aE "a
he Medical college, Is remedy aasp.sa ~9 n1.-is
-. ,.,,i., now understood IL ell IS various sorns
n ,o eber PATENTED or secret medicine, - is foruns
-, ts. .bitss ID llsge nurbsI Of Esiie.i Esn, 81
s n bas been use the last year snd from heir sxre-
Renee il /, proved ina. III nOt only cure 'eFOis.A s1d
many other ehroni- complaints bat vii sr'des'e fso as
.y.s the rrsdisposoa to hi, fast Increasing disease,
- ia. 80 II Il. advertised. hat greater ransasr
nav srsu themselves q aetsnefi Of is r's-
For sale By the grincps, Drusssis throughout ne city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS

Dr. rozuseud 10 Almost daily receiving orders from Ply.
nc ans Ia difersut psrts Of he Onloa
Tb. h 70 Gently IhAi We the uadersgned Phyfcians Of
The ey OF Albany N numerous cases prescribed Dr.
Townsends sarssparila, and believe y % % one OF ne
,o valuable Of ne ssrs3p1rle 10 ne market
P. Puling, NJ o. J. Wilson, n D. e B. Briggs, n.
D P L. Einendorf, 81. D.
Albany. April /, 1915.
TIE following Is from ole Of ho most fespse.ss psysi-
esen. 90 Long Islzrt GsEENFoRI, July 10. 1916.
Ds TowSsEND-DxsS Su IL Ia win satisfaction hsi !
ssy 10 yoa thai have recently wine IN several cases
III nosg LenrfciA res1z FROM your kr>l u Saf.aper
Mia Being engaged Ia ts practice Of Hls1icle naye
prescribed Ia c2ssa, and never without osneL
IA ne removal Of diseases arising from cer1nsed st2Le
Of he dtesve organs a1ndiee, lie fAf exceeds sgy.
hing OF the kind before offered 20 ne paolc foo
vii please send ne two dozen, &c &c. a,
Respectfully yours, ;. G PkE5IOs, n v
Principal odcs Ii Fllt1nst sun Bull sing ~ zee es
d.nr ca. No Safest Boston; Dr. Dyoi SoLsi 20
Forsh second-sL Philadelphia; hence efSEss -.
tirr0fe Durol Co. Richmond Coaen Ceet $3.50 49,.
Wrxt &C. Isl CharEe-sl Ss,.-g ,s@5s -
Psssl-. Abaay; R. VLn Buskifk, ~ Bro41 cor
e. Nswsrk n J.; snd BY s,ineiPs crgx','
sryn yul he Urited States Wes- I'D 80 Ala le
Nsss -eruirs unles. pu s2 IN sAe 1sge sqsne oos.es
yfteh cScfaia Q1art znc s.grsd win ne w1a s.<nn
go -" dss 1sfufh&3
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lTu. W: nwpvssRIL, N Y. lClnton fIaDslin)
l!0&ksS99 sislLL. Eew-Jersey
I3tiPtx an. n uVetlN, Pennsylvania
lks3tlnarnts j. HENLEY mamma

:. 49, rser.slss hAa vOtef Yea. the majority
"a r.,, been exactly reversed and the Pro.
,i,o adopted ias@%
n ssS tbrss xte.York Dough Jaces Including
= suous. who vOted Nay on both occaslonsl had
LIZ Freedom in the last struggle, the Proviso
"A bsys been carried by oae msiority--loo to
= T1fr raF1e remembered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06
RHEUMATISM

More than one thousand cases Of Chronic Rheumatism
have been cured by The OF Dr. Townserds Sasspss
NEw-YoSE, Dec. l4 1873.
To DocroR TowssESD-sp; think q my duty 10 return
you my own sincere thanks for the benefits ksve expert
enc cd by he Of your Extract OF SarsspsriNA was
afflicted for many months with Rheumatic pains and also
Inflammation Of the Liver the snaeFiags which endured
fom these disease, rendered ry life burden 10
tired every remedy that prescribed for me, nom three
Of the best physicians IN The city without receiving shy
permar benefit considered myself incurahle but BY
he adviee Of friend induced 70 try your Compound.
mad but faint hopes Of success, but am happy 10 say
had not taken more than hG bottle before experienced
relief; his induced me 10 pesevere IN S use, and Nv
bottles have effected entire IL Il now some months
slnce used your remedy and grateful and happy 10
say never enloyed better health
sha take great pleasure 10 recommending Il TO Tie
Afflicted FOR by It's use firmly belle my life was saved
With the greatest respect allow ne 70 subscribe myself
vour grsisill friend WILLIAM 3. MORGAN,
"a Canal.sf cnrnar of RrQedMaY.
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yeW.YORK TRIBUNE.
The spouGb-faces.'

.n.,;sa list Of the Northern Loco-Fc-
W. 49," -,,s5 for the wILaor PRoyiso on its first
:s'H 80 ~ Bcase, but defeated it at last by
wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06
RHEUMATISM AND THE PILES.
NEWARK TESTIMONY.

SEPTEMBER To- 1876.
DR. L~glSsENo-Deg SIR Ny wife has been for sever
al ysas aio.4d with rheumatism. She has Tried many
dlnefen remedies " obtain relief but s TO no pur'
pose She was hnay ed, by seeing your adveTiise
mert, 20 give your Sarsspss s-ial We procured scne
OF from your agent INT Van BuskrSl sod il gives me
pleasure 10 state thai amer ung II she experisred great
relief and In very short time perfectly cured.
also together with man In my employ badly troubled
with Piles and by using small quantity Of your Sarsspa
rtIa our complaint completely cured consider 1t
one The best Of medicines aud would sdyiss all who
afflicted 10 give Il a trial 0ARRIr oARRABRANT,
Merkot-aL Newark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06
RHEUMATISM AND LuMBAGo.

NEW.1Okkl July % wv
DE-, Towssssp-D Dear Sir For The last three years
have heen sorrly afflicted With rheumatic pains
have baen AZ times n the greatest agony possible ant una
bic 10 follow nv employment have also had severe az
tacks OF the ubago. read some accounts IN tue
n And see in could obtain relief The lurbsgo has len
me- and experience more Of my rheumaue pains ny
general heslh has been improving since commenced win
r. Tor which an vsry thankful, and hope You viii meet
The success your remedy for those seyere
merits. Your &c &c rNShshO 1870,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06
From the Union.
Irnn The Arnly

We understand that letters have been received
from Major General Scott late as the fth February
a, the Rfazos lie was making every arrangement 10
yemoye the troops 20 the Island OF Lobos but contrary
20 HE eSpecston the ten transports which had been
engaged al New Orleans and the others whicn hea oe'
dispatched from the Northern porte hsd not yet arrived
II certain that they must have arrived mere from oot
ports before this time The ordnance 100 nsu hOt s''
10 its place of destination.
Account have been received that the Mexican troops
were pouring into Vera Cruz, principally IN conse'
ouence of the dispatches which had been intercepted on
he person OF Lieut. Richey, OF the infantry.
tits also said on highly respectable authority thst
French nlerch sniman had Just found lie way INTO
Vera Cruz, with ten thousand stand Of arms ahc swe
tons of caupowder on board 10 remains 10 DC seen IN
what manner this vessel cuded our oloeEsdlns s9aAu;
ron. -. -. ,,y..h,r-
ton few DAYS ago 10 embark in the steamer Mississip
nj Qstey repaired al Norsok) within week gees 70 ine
Cult 10 lake command of our squadron :,
Cen Scott had not received any very recent as
patches from Gen. Taylor but accounts nan reacnu an.
nom Monterey of the report that Major Boriand with
about 80 soldiers Of the Arkansas mounted regiment
had been taken by the Mexcans but Il was siso SAD
that Major Gaines and the mounted hentuckans were
not there when the Arkansas dragons were cspuiuu
UNPARALLELED MAGNANINIrY Mr. Loring
Moody Of Boston stopped some horses me otner Gay al
the risk OF his life, when they were running away win
coach which contained the daughter OF Col Pierce OF
Portsmouth, n H. Mr. Moody saved the lazy from very
serious injury and perhaps from death IN cong "hcn
he was himself badly wounded tnat ne haa 70 &c eaL
RED into Eastern Exchange HOTEL the house nearest ~
hand The father whose daughter was preserved
made her rescuer polite call after day or TWO nAa
elapsed and having aseertsined that be was
on his own exerOns for his suppoTt-tnat no ia" ~
fered the loss of suit OF clothes in the struggle win
the horses and would 30 subjected to large o OF sA
pense during the iness consequent upon H. ana oes
himself wealthy and able 10 indulge me senetS
nromptires of his manly heart deliberately presentea
The heroic and suffering Moody with the sum OF =
DoIlARsi We trust this msgnsnimous Coionel espeif
enced all the satisfaction proper to 'uen noO.e ~'
FRAUDS on THE CUSTOM housEM n ga. y, ,,e
Boston Custom House. some enierpr'shs aaVen :
prctending to be servants Of Lord Egin came over "a
the last steamer and claimed TO nave s SsI.
passed free through the Custom HOUSE re ssSesns
Il n said consisted Of valuable laees ana tne seasss
succeeded 80 far as pass through all but one
which seized upon by the sasPo!ou' a, =,
story connected with the subject tnsn our M.
ZION allows no to toll. ls0s''n e'S''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06
For ne Rdid Of

For ne ltcttJ ~
c.r, lame. pennover. lassienees OF the late Bank
efrsl rens. Of ,ym. gunce of Alexandra
w., cspsev Van Slyck s Chaiheld. II. Reynolds
-. Sra;nistrs,ion of Joi Stevenson. Ann Clayton
seph Edison late Marshal Z. Fiteh 4 hey on'.
ofthe District OF Vermont L. Caklns, WIDOW OF S's'
,osciSaon Iruis(, sartori Winsns. Jonathan Hoyt.
Legal representatives OF Jo- Roswell Hale. EGtn Nancy
,PTLn,sn John Stockton. late = lieu
C.: ~ ipnsseu and others tenant in the army Of the
I.i ~ siroonSpaulding United states.
LEGAL reps. Jas II. Clark. VIM b. heehe.
Raw Tonpkius and others, Francis Soninei a1S' -
he children and heirs at Blanchard; H. 'ONAS'
law OF late d. u Tompkins. George housn, o,ho.,
To Pat Kelly. Josh. shaw yohn L sew ~ an s,.
julius Edred. Ehshs EtlEststes OF Den s-a.sad
dred and Francis EEldred ana :: uaeliio ue'''''1'
for expenses and services ssac Susss- Il = Ill
N my, AZ superor. Jas Green FsuquieF Viz
,L tve,rsn NsWcorb cinia 80
losepa WGiss 's IN the Wilfred Knott B. OSen.
Cize.s :. - lt,is.orsin John Pickett and otbers
w. z. :. Sanger and George u !" S s.'sor
&c "a h ~ ,uA;ass legal representatives OF J.
Frederick Hopkins Chenan' Larson Con,ssv
20 20, y; chs,n,le Mary Segsr and Elisha Den.
James Jones, Of Brooklyn. nisOh. ,A. ri,
nc re ~ -. :. sshSsi5s Andrew Moore.
nouns s.. L Adams Heirs of Louis &c Ia Hous-
T N Newell II LaReintree save, deceased p.... r,o.,
JHConley. WNWalthsll Geo. 0oraon' is -.
m, ,, az N'''' Zschsriah simmons Tenn
$780, Williams Heirs OF John Paul Jones.
Josiah Haskell
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Ms0irines
pR. TowNsEND's sARsAPARILLA,
TIE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN THk
WORLD


TIE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN The
WORLD
THIS EXTRACT Is p1tup IN qEsrs bess' !. So ssi
cAsdtfs pleassniof, ard vaTrs-iec s1PSrtsr . sJ
.od [, cures Gseasss without tofasuas pafgsC, e<a-
s,,g Of S-Srhsafsc he rsiienl
The greal beauty snc superiority o. MS sArsspais
over I'll cher remedies e, white 4 erSdeAtss cseases, u
iuviyoraies he body.
IT has PERFORMED
NoRE rEAS $4,000 cUaEs rEs YfaE
LOGO cuRks OF RHsvaAtIsa,
LOCO RrSEs or DYSPEPSIA.
$500 tuEEs o. eEsERAI DEsniTS' and want e'
Nervous Energy.
5000 FEN.LE CorsfLAISrs AND cyEA
1000 CURES o. DISEASED
or The Blood, viz. Ulcers, seroM.si Eusipelas. SAL
Rhsum Pinples on the face, &c &C together with numer
oas cases Of Consumption, Liver Complaints Spinal AZ
fectous Ie THIS aware, must pear ircretioo,
but have letters from ply siesns snd our agents nom
Al TART. Of the United Staes, Informing US OF extraor-
binary cures r. Van 5uskirk ESQ ons Of ire naoss re-
spectsble Druggists in Newark, New eTsey, informs "
t6a. he can refer one hundred and ny cases
In that plsce slone. There thousands OF cases in lie
City OF New.YOIk which will refer 10 win Pleasure
and 10 men Of character well Known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

nR. SPRINGS COUGH CANDY l9s pee. IN n
80 fsr coaghs colds hozrseness, &c. ana 8 90 wen
lnoED thal Is toes require any puning fof sac :.
- criucipal drur azores IN us cisyi SfOoAyh ana
th,ol ghout tie Unte1 states . . ,,.,,,- =. -
Wfoessle Agen,s Jss- 3. Asplnwan, 80 "Lis1-'h and
Isrssl Airor IA Fltou-sL t
P-s,aret and Add wholesale and reran by ycres
r,-,.rs. "a Hnr SION MrDoc zaist d. stn-Tufts
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rHRPIAuo. sINaINa, ITALIAN,

EHGLIsa--Mas. MORLEY. pupil Of no ccieoretsd
sou, 10 sjnktng 10 Eaxsh or Italian, aud The Yen0
fors a. Lsf residence 81 Lspensfdsl that Of Der ~
PTS On reason LennA Mrs II. viii also esen senoo'
Ia classes, Ia sas city of IN sae county !" IN
ToorH-AcHE AND TIC DoULoUREux
GAN BIZ CURED with BoosoLon's Toyih ache keUe,
" dy witch never fails, II properly applied Prepares
sfls~4Ss. z. IL BoUaHTos. "a Diyisou 9. X Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

r<r vx,,.r cure aou-e.-Arl N > Cove conss-
a Hnl i SS-uen.s e. ssr h0uss- 81 lDl--sl New
is.n- ,s,. lad rs ard children - esE bones I'd
". 80 - - arr rzli1n % WNier Gre sSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

Cslemag LSSha ,sSss1 n scsS 20 so a.
sS 49,, srchsrgcd notss and arEfs collected o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06
ID BARTHOLOMEW PATENT seifAetng .Hydnos

DARTHOLOAEW'S PATENT sefAcunk .nyo0.
ID Iook he silver Modal The late FAR Of sec
Insstate The Croton Waisr Department sdoptsa e. -
Of ls45 and have used none 9.nsss ~ 80 ~ "a
Sr hvdrants They are recon mcpdsd ~ nc 49, ~ ~
ordISsy purposes, AID psielsy 70. ys,d' sna \:
ssere ssystal lSnsru supplied at oas n,afsnt -
80 -. - ao5px cannot Do lsfs running ~ csfs.css-
meas or By cna WIN not freeze ss y NJ; az u ~
W. - "a AZ s6o1t .he pries Of the common kind
large discount made 70 plumbers nsASes an ooleef
t.rni.h themselves with Ineu For sels 81 N SAWYER,
- s1,srxsrst; A. Mia, Avenue d; w. Montgomery.
- eow~rg. ~ West, Hgdsoo-sli Cozxens T. hou 81,
PAX Row snd others and q tho factory. Csntss
80 I'~onsrd By MCKINLEY \ MORRISON,
ms5ll Brass Fo1nters and tinlfhefs
NTOTICE-To those who sre going v aitsr and reas
rer stores The subscriber has given bis w1ose ~
tsnoa 70 his branch ol blssEess, and IL desfoas h
would give hin call He sil draw any eessn, san 81
ecrts Ell work with dispatch, 90 reasou4ole loas wv
binx Of every description done Al sso.t noase;,
JOHN "a. TRiAbLkf,
ms iayl Architect and b1lloef, ~ 1.e.--
- EDWARDS LEsTEk> Ansf'esn ConsS5 s,ss "a
~. roa requests al his fnsndg and n
forrsrd ihelr con nunicsncus g hn 30 - -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

7. D. WHEELER,
81 tomr1tss Hall nj n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

Tor H. cure OF coughs, colds, consumption AID ~ al
secns of ~ lunss ard throat This preparation Is en
rsy free from the suspicion Of qlsekefy aEd p recon-
,sraes bv ptyscians 81 the hignssi respeeaoiiy us
,sis srt mode OF pfa parsiion fully laid open 70
~ nspecton OF the Med cal Profess on and y y com
deniy believed ihsf is eooissio sucn as 70 Sss s
,r,rt ensrgT 10 remedial eject with ne nost pefIect
sod a Eesg-Yofk - HOsdey, Phelps Go: wholesale
D,ng-fst,' l42 Wsier-st; Rlshon Co. J. dlnsny y
A Wsakim lad Helry Johnson APo.heesfiss, bfoaa"sy.
1frf usa
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,lrrorrr Elm D MEEN FUN. -

CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER.
rE1HIS MUCH admired Gdtsudum 10 The toilet stands
prominent for restoring, beausifyng and preserving
aspuy sd Other painful disorders Of The s~n are caused
by bleak winds beneficial eaees OF TINS &c ssla cos
negc are pless.ngy evinced Toe a. sdsi
conceded BIZ the seVera S0vere us and Ccuss OF Europe
he sunre Court OF India snd he numerous ie suonss
daily received by The propnetors, are III themselves SUD
cleut 10 ess5sh tie upefony Of he arce, WiIE0u'
farther detail III .s.-.-, q,
tie above las lust been received Il is without doubt tee
greatest eubeshe ever Introduced into THIS eolnty,
The radiant bloom 1t mpsTts tie soitness ana eeifeey
which II Induces OF the cheek, reader i1ds2ensso1e "
every toilet ,,o,ys. IN
TO be had wholessle OF The importers. HOBBS co
whoessls and retail al the Depot II seulspien Iempe
a, Broadway In boxes price S7f ard 30 cents O. iisp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

=. .asdnistrstion desireu- Of Pcace-Loss
q aria b. Gen. Mchay's neglect-By Pre-.
sas,,,s refusal 10 signify Singular Ac-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

"ii'ASIA.-The Loco Foco State Conven-
=. :, ave nonlna,ed for Canal Commissioner Nor
Ies'ssiA Of Montgomery Co. The vote stood
~ s'uesh g, Jacob Dillinger II, Augustine
''''nes u, g. X. Hnanagle 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

4. VII DOM. DELAWARE The Delaware Leg
s's'e nave passed a joint resolution, requesting
- Senators and Representatives Of that State in
~ fs's oppose the addition Of new territory 10
S..s"a Tnch shall not thereafter be free from
- NJ, IN The Senate the vote stood 10 } In
~ -. !" !Sa', resolution declaring that the Legisls
$500 % provide for calling Convention. was
ss.s ssa u the House By vote Of IL 4. In the
ss,s %ss postponed till next August by vote
- legislature sdiOurned without day, Feb. 2e.
g..,.a t"- FkktaAS-We understand that Mr.
esr, .eseu OIL the Supreme Court has allowed writs
alss.s..n removing into the Supreme Court the four
c,,r 80 pending against Freeman ia the Cayuga
en- a. Iefmner These wrts are re,urnablo at the
~ ora on the first Monday OF May next and
psiss 80; on The judgments are, OF course. sus-
"a !, e 'aa' tine. Freeman will MOI. therefore, be
VIZ 49, &c Court that VIII sit here next week The
"a. - ssrtsd In order 10 allow Of motions being
SEA Tho place Of trial Of the indicimonts
Ia ~ VIII probably be made ana granted AZ the
Sn'en he writs are made returnsble
Auburn Adv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

Or Loco Sei.ate-Syraeuse 10 be Cit-Sen9 he Dead
and he LiriaS-Baak Of DdasriHe-7ae Rope or
RoU<E FisA--AEJun--C aHals--Missolrf and Sol.
--RRhlrfnr1
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-18
ASTHMA OF ELEVEN YEARS
STANDING.

IL e H4
Permanently cured BY Dir SwAYnHis COM
POUND SYRUP or WfLD Cherry, after all oth-
ers had failed.
CtaciAHATf, FSsb. 10. 1B47.
DR SwAYFE-I'his may certify that elev4
en- years ago last fall, / was troubled with
he Asthma, which increased upon me in de-
fanee Of all the remedies | could hear Of, tn-
I'll the year 1899 40, when | was obliged to
leave M native New England, for d milder
cline, which had the effect to mitigate my
sutferiuns for three or four years, after which
the disease Increased until last winter, my
suiferiuEs were intense, almost beyond endu-
rance, being obliged TO sit UP night after night
from inability to sleep in bed.
last fall / felt the symptoms eafler than
usual in the season, but hearing that Dir
swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry
was q sovereign remedy for Diseases Of the
Lungs, Immediately commenced It's use, and
the result was almost Immediate relief For
the last six weeks I Lave not felt the least
symptoms of the Asthma, and feel confident
that ! am well Of 1t, and that | have been
cured BY the above named medicine.
Yours respectfully, j. w KFfGHT,
Walnut street, between 3D. & 4th.
CAUTION! CAUTIONH
Avoid all spurious preparations Of Wild
cherry, such as Balsans, Bittefs, Syrhps ofE
Wild Cherry, &c, as they are al fictitious
and counterfeit, and contain none Of the vir-
tues ofths original ahd genuine preparation
as prepared by DrH sWayne-ths first ever
prepared in this country. Dr. Ewayns's Com
tornd Syrup Of Wild Cherry, Is composed of
vegetable ingredients, the wild Cherry and
OTHER medical substances, equally as effica-
tIotts, Il not more sol he Whole are effBetual-
y s6ncentr ted as to render 1t beyond III doubt
the most pleasant, strengthening anil effectuai
remedy ever Uncovered for the cure Of Pull
monary Consnrnpt on, and all diseases Of the
Lungs and Breast The very fact, from its
hattng such a train Of spurious imitators,
stands to prove lis great curative properties.
Their fore, i%nvaliIs; inquire FIR the origin
al preparation, each bottle Of which il engel4
opsd IL a bgaut f4l wrapper. wi b d likeness
OF William Penn engraved theret n; aisp bear
ing the signature Of d.. II. Saayne, the conn
teFIeiting Of which vii be punished as forgery.
Prepared only by Dr. Swayne, ". w. corner
Of Eighth and Race streets, PHILADELPHIA. and
Tor sale by respectable Druggists in nearly
I'LL the principal towns in the United States.
Sept 1s-1m.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-18
Auction SALE

by virtue Of D commission to me direelad
rom the Honorable Sixth Judicial District
court, In and for the said Parish Of East IA
zen Rouge, ! will offer for sale NJ Auffitu fg
We nlghest bidder, at the Court house door. In
VIZ ! y Baton Rouge, on Wednesday the
tnitteehth day Of October (next) 1B47. at u
ecloeK NJ the following described prgperty
belonging TO John Maillard. interdietad. ~ wit.
q tract OF land in this Parish nj tha plses
ealied Bhillsr's plains containing ona hundred
afPehts, confirmed 2sth June 1898, as appssfz
~ q certificate No. so. Register 4 No. &c.
ofigliiaI claimant G. Gafir.
me undivided half Of 4 tract If land. in this
farlsh, containing four hundred arpens. sitpa-
tea On the banks of the Cotnite River, cepfrm-
ea-@as appears BY Certificate No, 73a fmn.
missleqsrs' Report b. Original claimant
Maria Laurence.
The undivided half Of a tract IF laug. intbia
Faflsls containing Eight hundred a~tpants. ii.
tuated On the Banks Of the Anife Rivpt. AZ
about three miles below the function # The
lofnite with the Amita, ooffrned-as spnas,s
py certificate Nc, 736, commissioners, bn,o,f
B-ofiginal claimant Henry Cuts. ID
Negro woman Mary ann. AIRED sbout NV
or fly FIVE years.
Negro woman Lucy. aged about fftv mr.
Fifty five years.
TERMS or sALE.
One fourth cash, and the balanea At png
AID two years credit from the day Of sale, Ia
aotes satisfactorily endorsed, pa able at 6be
Clerks Office in the Town Of Baton h fipe.
bearing eight per cent interest after due nTtfi
pald, and mortgage retained on the property
sold until final payment.
M MORENO, A~uctionesr.
Sent. 11-Rg. e.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-18

was known to give them any %cgmtuenda.
ton. we are glad that Capt. Markhaih's
duties were less intulsrable.
II gives Us much pleasure to reflect on
The long personal intimacy We he'd with
Capt Markham, and regret that such a
high minded, honorable and paihs.tahing
Gentleman was not remunerated forhis ser
vices and expenditure, which he well de-.
served, We never doubted he was as good
a diseipiinarian az could be found to under.
take such a duty.