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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-20

fud,cnl Yiiemanc ermartste i'm BORT oIs cil
2cctenardber, nm elm @rab Sl 9raben, uni
Elm Drie(ter, llm bafIeibe Al Deiben.
llnterreiIen murbe es Nad,t uno eds Bet
fer ciiIfer. Der eopitdu oes Sd,iffes ftbler
citen Sturm 81 fnrdten, une feline Selcrg-
niB Qina nur III tale i'll grfltlinlta. Gs err
hcb iIlt, eiu Srfau pom trten Wteere Ter,
lpeldYcr cas Sd,ff had, Dem Q1nre III tried,
Graetens rrenrcIe ole Mlunfhaft ale Grlft
auf, nm cic @cmalt Der lErlen ;u llterWin.
Cen, relctlr iIth all Der Suite bradcn; cas-
ne5redIld,e TahrSeuQ Id,martte, cc|d'ntfetf
pom Sturm, NIT serfeeten Gc4eln auf ben
Ngcflen nmbcr, wie ein am Nfll9el pcrmnn-
ceter Sccproel, cen Die 98c0e nit iib fort
rrift. SelN sctnte ith rte SnIte IN 9roBer-
er Pihe; eos Shjf aclougte mltten unter
cit .Flirrcu. Wan h6rte ra6 oeinernce
HauI+en Der SrancuuQ. Na5 Sh'tf nj
cerifanc, ais erid,rrcfe e6 icltit, ott 9ln9en-
ti,fs ecn QEcgcn, lucerte ielne GtdhtllnS Al.
nrehte I'D, in Dem 0Girbcl ldrnantcno uno
unocmi8 umher. NItslth rlet elne Stlllln'e
rurd1 Zen Sturm
.,lEir 1uo perlcrcn! g8ir totsn einen
Soro all Erro!,'
4>tfie NfCe Nn'eH 1pts Flh tVu't1ue
gd,loa auf cie 0ou,e Wdnnlhaff 81 wtrten.
,,lPon perfc rcn Qed}nom III cas W'eer!'
riefcu 9llle ;uoleld,.
llro &c iturs-cn III cas Gjenad,. natnten
crn SdrG unc brat,ten i'm ouf cas Terecf.
obcr Iierre eilte mittcn inter Ole abe:0ldu
ti,ctcn Yfatrclen. ST. mcllte iprcd'cn; man
bil te i'm nitt; er wclltc ieincn cd = Der
rtciriQen uno man ordndtc lin 3url'f.
,,Tn rds gO2ccr nit Gem Sarge 1"
,,Nitt rtre MIDI - rjef N!err.
Gr iturstc ft elf ren Sor' unS %"nfas-
e I'D III m'r keiccm! q; Hrsu. 70 ro3 man inn
rid,t (cSreiRcn tcuntc Die M1roien 80
oertcn nuo macten nicht, elner Mcrr St be-
oeten, Sr ojeiem 9luNenbiife ltreE cns
Sd,iff mt unQeheurcr @emalt an cine 5tllr-
pc; Ger M0lt Brad; ca6 5abrsena lant
auf ric Seite Ger Sara mo Nlerre mItr
zen in cas- Weer QeltIcurert; man f1h ite
cine fur,c 3eit in Gem ipriBeuceu 9RaTer- |
lpirbel itmimmen uno - oerlthminccn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-20

: Seffentltffelt etn9efllhrt, Dor Der 6arb i'm
pru9eln nno Deriprltbt fld, oaucn qrcg,
/ Sbeltnahme oes 8clfes. Die Nritoel fpIler
nach Dem neuen Strafccoer tffeutltd, unt
NIT rnoNllhiter Seierlibfeit Den 0erbred,err
SH9ctbeilt Deloen
9S'eoer Elm SoAla9baum aefallen. Nreu
pen bat nit gn9lano enen poltoertrao ab.
|Nelplolfen. SranFoter,wan9 lit 9ana auf
gseooen nno fur elnen etnfathen Brief oas
Rerfo auf 40 Stlber9rcft,cu feifgetest. Gie
Ueler91n9 Der Sriefe aus ben auoern eeut.
lHen Sunoeeitaaten iiberuin,mt Die preus.
Ilfe poltoerpaltuug.
Ger Senat oen Sre NJ II bat Elm auter
Sfrtrauen su cem @ewiIen Der Rorn6dno
ler. Gr tat befanrt gemad,t, er beoe fir
ote orrtl9e @)e9eno feline Gelcranl(Ip ipeoen
I9EeBer &beuetuna III eem btpcrtchcrcen
2SInter ba ee an 3ufuhr nicht feble. Ger
Seuot 1noe eaher fein au6ercroeutliheu
:WaBreaeln notbpenbia, nur hcffe er p,n
Dem 9uten Slnne Der Siir0er, coB olle co
hln mirten peroen, eoB tie qewGhnlicben &c.
eeilsmtttel, 9etretoe nno Rortcfeln nldht
a'ltNetautt Alle nad fremrenSdfsn sctrad,t
Weibeu.
Gru nambHrg ar6 miro pcrllctert, bae
- O~"SN''u pV <IultuHtlUUNH IVtlleb 2SSr-
TRACES nit @nQlano teidlrFcn babe.
Stst erit, leltrem rer @jui;ct Die fttSue
1hh9e 0er5c9in pen 6rauscien nrd; cirmo(
10 ttener mahF, iehen rie(e, ole tefauut(irh
td,ledlte 8erarappen flub, etn oaB es prn
garls nroh Wtoor's bed elm weiterqBeo Icp
e'n'5et hGGt H1dh uno nah $4,000 Sranfs
ar EntcnNdnae uno oeroleid,en uber bieqy
rericu ncd Waorio Dcred,net. Qabet III
Ger Sctc, Der Nat unterweQs 1T, Der bin.
teroc, nod, nldht mtQerethuet.
Soambmg haf nnd ieinsm RauenttnIinR-
mus Den G0scujammer bcfcmmen. Die
SurAer metnenL es iepcn tb;ils lit oicle
hprad'tbduren unternrmmen, theil6 lcS in
Der 9!rt .hrer slu6fuhruu9 peng hansbiiter-
lld oerf'hren mcrcen. 9lud} flaQcn Wlan-
de. oaB Bic Gn9tlnoer III ietr tepcriuot
wrrben ieDcn. Surg es ftblt trrt, wic L.
be1aa an Gclo.
N1db Der Iceten 3dbfnnq tatlreuecn s.
100000 @inrohner, oarunter 8! u u!cnen
'prrteltanten, 81 Wllicneu &athcllfen, g.
900 Sucen, 4,500 Msuncnten uuD 1900
Yriethen,
Die l0iener G,erichte Ilno frch, bag &c
ncob feine SefenHtd'feit nno Munc lid sett
baben. Sle hlben einen Tulittniu scr Qe.
fonqen fencmmcn, etrsn 9lrabcr, Ger uur
arablit lpretpen flnn uuo iIc fonuen nur
riferret,tlh. Wun 1T auf Die inrercGanten
DerhanbIuu9en geIrnunt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-20
9feunnno sw ansi9 ter 6 N
q rp


Samitaq, ben 2ten 5inuer.-cSm Sauie
Der Rcprelentanfen murcen cine Mengc Be
ld,lul1e Elm gegeben, beren @rWdhuuna qe-
than lreroen icu, fobolo ile aufgerufen mer-
oen. jor. Went,rcrth ilber9ab einen ges
ihluB, raB es unffieflldh ieD cine eSlbgate auf
Ihee unO @chee III leacn. Sor. layne tru9
ourauf ali BEN NeldluB nuf cen 3iih iu le-
gen, tprIdee aber nit $50 geeen 40 Stim.
men oerrporfen mur6e. Ger 8elthlu6 murbe
hierauf nit lis gegen 4S Stimmen anQe>
nommeu, UNI 70 bleiben 2tee uno GrfFre
9lpgabtn freD. Nr. Gins orn W}ilIpuri, hat
emen EeId'lu6 an, erfldrenp, oaB cas 8ole
ner 8erelni9ten Stdatcn 81 pltrtctich fep,
I'm einen nrthpenbiQen Gar III Grieqa,elten
su oermciqern. S?err. Natbbun Idhlu1 nor
cen EeldluB onf cen Giit Al leQen-nert
uient mir l07 QeQen q Stimwen-tporauf
Ger SeId'luB elnEttthg ro0jrte-- - U1'e l26,
Wein'5 O.
WcntaA ben 4ten Sdrner.-Sm Genat
murre etnc Ectihaft ocn eem VreGoeuten
enpfan0en, tDcrin er Die 9lnifcllnno cinee
G)eneral yteutenanf8, tpeld1e bd6G5onfm1nec
Der rcQuldiren Sruppcn uro Erei,piuiarn
QeAen Wlsrifc III ME, pchmen tnbe, uuo cine
Gerltdrfun4 Der reJltlatrcn 9lrnree oucmn-
teblt. Ser. 4Geitcctt iltergab enenBeGhluf
: nlfldher 0lGeirmnen Dnrre, nm ecu eno.
: llid'en, trnnSOllchrn ulto Irauifd, Cf1;iereu
tpeld Dep rem Ecrlnlf GER Striea6briGo GO.
nlers un,Prn braren 1futen fp midhtioc I;ru.
ife leUtetcn. III Al raIIrenetn Vejeblulru
Danf nbsuRotten, pcrouf nod, cine Green
ttoe Sibuna oehaIren nuibc
eim Naue Der Nepreieutonten wurbe ein.
~ k,It ~ 4,oSt ,,>;,
reld,te emptnnqeN. StCrauf teoob fJh ros
raus III etrer @cmnFittce tes G'an,en mi
. retattirte uter Ole Qill fir rie 9ermehrun,
nnc tei'e'e SrQoniilrnnn ccr grmee Ri
? 9lufr'd,tunQ bon 10 iuiCtlid den0ieoimeutern
IL. Webrere ncrren iprootcn tire slnf1h
zen barber aus. S,err. Cchn(pn, Don Gen
neiIee, lat Wcr9en bic Sur.
, . cSdbr S47.-Tds 70 etc,
bearnnere Sahr seidnet ilh rurct, mehrer
GiNentelten aus, melde oberoldutilhe qer
'rnen perhdnQntfprQ tetradteu n,Sebten.-
/ Gas Sahr fdn9t mi. eirem Srep.oo an, I'M
: enoet an elnem SteY.ag-orn Wnnd'en II
EN- nnaludild1er Gag betrad,tft. Ter 4t
5ute tout aut Scnntag-fehr uuolcf
e ttdl. CUR erstcn mol. "in 70 nett I'D, dtteff
G eneeute 5u errlnnern ml0en!' boten mir BE-,
;, Sabr feinen 8cumcnb i'm Wcnot 9c6ruo,
--nn0lidldher Warno. 9lud tiebt es Eir
y ,u 2nnoc feline Ghttorcn Spuncn~-crc
te Wcno Tluiternihe bies Sahr--,,l,oIiiflid
fur Die Stern9udcr. Oaoeqeu fInb mir a
bcr i'm Senner NIT stpeY 9cumcnce oefer
- net, unp I'm Mars ebeuialls nit amer. re
. 1T elm Observation-Disclosures, unb wirn nisffcid
n eft 9enuns auf ete cuufeln 3iiqe ees sosr
), Werfen. nm ale tSfe 8orteoeutunoen ,
2. d,suhen.-(Nan. O.
Gin rerabfd,ieoeter Scltaf rrn Gortoi
/, .&erus @pmpnarie ecnisrilc, bat rcrtbt
lie orn McntereD elm panserthier {9lrmucill)a
#. traeht oas er se9en cine ger9iltuna febs
~ ldft gs fpa otes ras erif lebenbe gren
plar leilL oas nah eeasusae sebradt wu
'ietSe.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-20

02ad elmer Nlittheilurg III Ger ,,Sberr-
triniichen 3tq." hat fTd, in Cab cine Sc
ieatttnft qebitcet, bic inter onterem audi
an rer Vei1inrmuna feifbd[t, fe IN II
Stoat6biener uuter ftd au f,
suneb me II.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-20

Gin rerabfhteoeter Srltdf rrn Gortoil,
!6erns Gpmpnanie ecntspille, bat ncrtbtu
srn @irntereD elm panserthier tslrn,abia )ae:
tradt, oas er seaen cine ger9iltnna febeu
ldft. Gs fra otes ras erit lebcnbe @rem.
plar ieilt oas nad eeaispsae sebradt pur.
be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

The steamship Galresf0a. Capt IIayiland. from
Galveston on the 30th uit. has arrived 40 New
Orleans. She brings the iolowing Intelligence.
some idea of tie advantages hai cur citizens have
derived from the German Colony (says the Houston
Telegraph may be formed from the TACT that u j. csu-
mated that upward OF $1,000 have been expended BY
the cOCnisfs his season Tor transportation conn., caue
sc 10 l. estimated that these cOonsts have Introduced
into the State not less than soo0OOO in specie within
the last three years.
We notice Gays the same psper) that several oi the
etter-WTtera the Army assert that the base OF The
future operations OF the army will be III TampicO or al
the highest naygsblc point on the PanucO. II, they
ike Gen scott. bad studying the soithern routes
Of Mexico" they would not have made assertion
utterly absurd The route from Iampico 10 tie Table
Lands OF the interior Is mere brdlep path the wagon.
and artillery carriages cannot 0c transported By this
unless they taken = pieces and carried on the
backs OF pack incles On the ruuts 70 the Capital by
Monterey snd Satii0 there Is excellent wagon roaf
and al the baggage artillery, and military stores Of the
army can he conveyed % the city Of MeNico by This
well upon ANY Of the geai wagon roads ~
the Union II Gen Taylor should turn back snd com
mence new plan OF operations 1t Iampico ne would
commit bunier that might require three months a.
repair. The main army can prosecute the campaign
with tniOd effect hy the great road on the Table Lands
from Saltio 70 Mexico and II could be reinforced by
deiachments OF light troops BY the Mexican route usg
the point whore the Mexcans can concentrate large
force from the populous district around san % Fotosi
and consequently where reinorcements would be most
needed
Il becomes our unpleasant duty Says the Huntsville
Banner OF the POD ult 10 record most melancholy and
trarca affair that occurred few days since al Mustang
Prairie in Houston County. Alteration about a game
a, cards arose between Mr. James Vance Of this Place
and Mr. Blackwell whose father lives few miles
from Huntsville when the former drew pistol and
shot the latter dead The next day company Of I'VE
or ak persons pursued Vance, wayaii and attacked
him shooting him several times Of the balls passing
entirely through the body. gentleman who sax MI
Vance when be was shot and who left him the day
after informs that be cannot possibly survive beyond
= few horn. Mr. Vance has aged and afectonaie
mother living In this place whose grief il nconsolaoe
Al this great calamity that has tealen her in her old
age She Is now we believe, chidless her son william
hsvfng died about months since. She j. sister 70
Hon. GEORGE McDuiHe OF south Carolina
Upward OF 900 emigrants, nearly al from Bremen,
had arrived at Gsyeston during tie week ending On
the Goth utimO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
General d otires


" Rings Compound syrup OF HydriodaIe Of
Potsssa, ssrssparla and yellow Dock. This medicinal
remedy i published for the sole benefit OF those suffering
from rheumatism pains aut stiffness OF the Joints swelling
Of the muscular substances hem erup ions Of the skin
and diseases arising rom impure Stale OF the blood sc
FROM bona tdr perier- under the direction and
vision OF the moss eminent II The Faculty has receive
their unanimous recommen iatOn, and many have pro-
nOunced the best possible combination ~ remedies Tor
ur aboyenamed diseases II Il prepared from The pufe-l
arcle- AMI j. wtrrsnie1 o. give sausfacuon. 10 lhns
puries ald quicsens 'hs circulation Iay- irritation and
leave, every par, Of lhe animal economy In perfect
" health.
The great and ncrenslr9 demand Tor article Of lhis
Kind has Induced he proprietor % bring before the pub
r bs all may have he benefit Of 10 and that there
remedy for these morl dlstrelslug complaints. II IL
recommended IN fl confidence and ueed- but iri. L.
convince the - incfedu0us ~ i- srrrin properties
pTe pared aud sold b. CHARLES H. RING OmgRist.
~ Broadway, cor. JOhu-st
" g. Be ~ observe o.. written signature Of e. H.
-. uYrr Ilr en-. II r.rl LnlIL.- I'LL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

TIE RIO GRAyDE DEL N0RTE-DIsc0vERT OF
Cou-Extloralioas OF this river recently made y
Lieut. Tlfen Of the Army by order cf Gen Patterson,
move that IL Is navgibe y small steamboat, - fer up
a. Preside a.. Rio Grsnde fwherc Gen. Woods division
crossed 30 miles from ts mouth TIE steamer Major
Brown which conveyed the exploring party, actually
ascepdedi 10 TIE above place cte met with oneprety
sou, obstruction in The shape Of ssnd barbut The
s;esper was AZ length forced over Il and aferwsrd Rad
an uninterrupted raTgsuon And what more, The rEer
At tbis tine vas unusually lou. But the best part Of the
story Is that an abundant supply Of excellent coal mas
been provided bv Ss,ure or rather Providence near the
eft b.nk of the BIC SAado about twelve miles By water
or eight by lard. from the Rio Grsnje. The mine .
tuard not far from the old town Of Guerrero. In con
segu-nce of rirnor Of the existence OF coal Lieut.
T4sr made an accurate exploration and IN the course
OF two DAYS was successful enough 70 find Il in great
Abundance sig or eight Of which he placed on board
Of the Major Brown yellow and red ochre. sulphur and
silver orc was also found within circumference OF II
miles around the town The Msor Brown attracted
much attention and f1ts were given IN honor OF ner
arrival -.
The Rio salsio enpties into the Rio Grande Just be
low the .srd-bsr above mentioned in country where
who'd il so scarce the discovery Of coal suited 20 seam
navigation Is matter Of great importance Arrsnse
ents have already been made 20 supply the American
steamers ia the Gulf with this coal Il 10 said n reser
bic very much he csnnel coal journal OF Commerce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

- JOhn-On'- Tooihhche drops. -INn CIOvt
Anoi yue far the nne and permanent % pain
from oetsJef teeth, having, from IT. Intrinsic value
remedy becOr Immensely p0puiEg With those VINO nave
nsra H. many mutations have aiey heea thrust upon hs
mssel by unpnncpled pefsoas aad .oid Ihe orr gina
ana genuine article Tie object OF his paragraph "a
raulon the public against ill sgch spurious compounds, A
Glove AnOdyue possibly he The genuine article,
or and av0rajy Known hY hsl name brt that prepared
daring four hse years by Is. H. Sands, and Tor It'd
last year b. -lry Johnson (ucer-sOr T. 4 r. sands
Col who Is lie SOLE proprietor The only safety foI
purcaser- 10 be and Tor JohusOns TO0iscta
Drops and 70 examine the wrapper ~ The vial a. every
OF The genuine has the signature 81 Henry Johnson
Remember hat The True Cove AlOf yne 10 al .mr ate
for the most violent Dotache pain In the yum
and that Il Is manufactured genuine only By HENRY
JOHNSON. Chenlist ard Druggist 30. ~ Broadway
west side In he Granite Building Sold sso 10 'e FULTON
81 y kass Broadway sud oi huason-st Price p cents
40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
rooTHAoHE CAN BE CURED.

~ Who would NOT give for the relief Of Tooth
sshe -hinFs for article 30 long SHOWN TO he Gus
toners 81 hr ale Dr.. J. n Har DE Glove Anotyne
de.oyes ne nerve of he toola which every one surely
must zrOw the OF ToothAce Il mas Rven relief 10
thousands Inst have lost many nights 81 rest DT lIs
crciatng pain and who wou1 give grateful testimony 10
H. efficacy II Il uecsssaryi but We leave i 70 2
generous public give thut trs ard n 70 does not afford
Satisfaction In less man minute the money will be
funded Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail BY O. D.
HAMMOND 4 CO Chemists ard Druggists, Successors
70 he ate Dr. J. H. Hart of Broadway and Cham
ber-st adjoining Stewart. marble buildings
~ 3 Tie propriciOrs would call the attention Of the
ladies' and gentlemen 70 the many articles sept Tor their
convenience sueh a. Bears OIL (g-nurel Tooth Hair and
Nsl Brushes. Scaps Cosmetics, PerumsrY and al ar
ne rs apuertainug 20 the toilet az Smos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNR
SY ELECTRIC TElEG RApH.
NEW-Y0gk LEGISLATURES.
SENATE

TIUSsD1r Jan. Ill o'clock p ~
Nothing done Of any consequence JOHNSON
speaking On the Governors Message.
ASSEMBLY
Two petitions were presented praying for the
exemption Of tie lst Regiment from the operation
Of the new militia law.
The Report Of the Commissioners 20 locate part
Of tie y r. and Ere Railroad was received. The
report is in favor Of the route through Pennsylvania.
The Hoasc is debating a motion 20 print
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
q = III" = " y y y : ET'IIs
Correspondence o. The tribune.


WAsiTTNGro.s. Jan T. lsf7-; ?. ".
What limited At in my letter last night S to
day matte. q history. Senator PFSNTnAoKER ri
Virginia died az an carly hour this morning Death
is fcarially at work among our members of Con
eress and Congress SIRE as fearfully at work in
supporting the President ir scattering death broad.
cast over the country. Death enters the Senate
Chamber and makes a Nation pause in It's mad ca
reer The delay VIII only be- temporary as soon
SIS Psvvrn,cSFR IS laid in the dust-.ndeed. the
very next day the boiy Of which be was ycster
day member will pass 10 morrow bill creating
ten thousand new aids 70 the rapsciiy Of the King
ct ieuors 4 Senator dies and nations earthly
business IS suspendef-a thousand poor men die on
the banks Of a tar distant river and Loco Focoism
pauses not but adds fuel 20 the fame What
piece of inconsistent wickedness is this Leviathsn
Loco Focoism
The Senate were only IN session to-day to hear
the death OF Senator PENNYBAcKER announced by
his colleague Mr.. ARCHER.
The House were for a short time engaged on the
Oregon Territory bill. till Death strobe in on his
ileshess limbs and shouted in the leaden ears Of
statesmen that they too were mortal. Mr. Nc
DowELL OF Va. announced tue death Of the de-
ceased in brief eulogium. whereupon the House
adjourned The funeral ceremonies viii take place
70 morrow. and Thus there viii be no more legisla
ton TIL Thursday.
LEvI ID. Slams nomination ss Purser was
unanimously confirmed by the Senate yesterday
The nomination Of J. V. - BLFEcKER. of your city
as Parser. was sent in yesterday in place of an
other, tBissELL. | believe.l resigned Thus two
are appointed from the city while Western New
York w'nied one OF her citizens appointed to the
Office. But such is the nature OF Loco Focoism.-
Party aggrandzement is their Alpha and One
"a. Ii Is their begiuning-I trust 1t will be their
end RICHELIEU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

~ a paragraph - m circulation from the
columns of the Washington Fountain" limiting that
the Department ct State has received information going
10 confirm the rumor of the Of the American
troops or marines in California This understand IL
mistake No such information has been received by
any OF the Departments al Washington. and the ,cpor
Is regarded asapocryphslo or extravseant Wash Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

~ Cold Crcam.-A superior sftics Tor ehsrped
hand. .nd face and cor -oenIns The SKIN Price q
PER Jar Also,
ORRIs TOOTH PAsrE-A superior article s0r cleans
ng AID preserving teeth hardening The guns AMI
sv--erng the br-sh, warranted 70 get dry bard
Price 81. cents per pot For sale By
DAVID SANDS CO. y East Broadway,
d74 In Corner MAKeist-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

GROWING SNALLER--ln the Massachusetts, Lee
gsa,ure Tor few years past out Of regard for the Lo
coFoco minority, has been necessary to change the
rule every session. in respect to the number requisite
to demand the Yeas and Nays. Last year it was ogs
ll This year 10 meet the diminished number in the
minority Il e redncrd % oae.serfa,h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

q th- voice lungs heart spinA. nervous fe
male ard digestive sysiencucirg dysp- psis consttps
don piles drOopng and distortion come, Lochldren
AID Young ladies' aso BLEEDING TIE LrSeA ID per-
ect substitute or the corset and consiraIing shoulder
brace win none OF their pucious TENDENCIES Unlike al
Olhsrs sy supporting The snail OF me bsrk mating
II he fscrgm, sni by F'.yg f-xbly The whole internal
pie u ofgans Pamphlets AID book Common secse
yiaz rfcrrnsnor he Rad the ofc-, - Broadway
4 lsiy N sftsn1srce On lsdiss o2TND az 3DV
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Th~ members q ts Club being the first that orgs1
lzec il Inc Unionl viii give grand Bal In ccun-1ors
too Of the ratification on tie Treaty q Cheat the Apollo
on the 18th February lai7 They have rasde arrsng GO
with cstin zuish-d artists already ID
pre- gsTng decorations suitable for TIE occ.son ds
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r. Water Care Housc.-Hrs :. Cove co-ts-
10 receive paueas 81 her house z6i loh-st New
York-
Nrs also visits sics AID children AZ .sir homes and
xtvrs dir-cton ~ ne I-eti1n ~ Water Cure 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

Il JOHN g. PALTREY was reelected Secretary
Of State by the Massachusetts, Legislature on
Wednesday. On the second ballot Mr.. P received
lei votes-255 being the whole number cast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

~ Wafer-Cure.-Dr -HEW having returned from
Europe pssct-es tlis stem al ~ DstiutOn ~
ard = BOnd-stl and II the eify generally. The Wafer
Cure Journal rouhg BY Drs shs~ and Peirson, is
published al ne very O~ prize " Ella rear 10 advsnce
- irr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
lDetrnit ADJ. Jan. 4

NEw-ES0Lsy1 CELFRRATIov AT MILWAUKEE 49,
The Anniversary OF the Landing OF the Pilgrims was
first celebrated IN Milwaukee the 22d ut by supper
the United States Hotel Addresses delivered
and toasts drank and the occasion says the Milwaukee
Sentine) characterized by noble enthusiasm. by
the genuine orgenness of every subject OF difference
by cheerful and subdued hilarity and by elevs
ting genial and inspiring influence
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BOUQUETS

" or Choice, Rare and Frngrnnt Exotic
Flowers made IN .lys please ne mot fzsidiogs
ere ~ 81 n.d Few hours nOtc-, Of JAMES HOGG,
Ella Scotsman. 81 BfOsd ~sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE Legislature
meets to-day. Most of the members we believe.
were IN town yesterday. We have not heard who
is TO be Speaker the candidates named are Mr..
Noble of Monroe Mr.. Adam ct Lena'vee. and Mr.
Peck of Livingston. The candidates for the clerk
ships arc too numerous to mention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

" j. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No. 63
" al-s- N-yfofs- Unc1rreni nJG-y bought an solt
sod ADD silver exchanged votes aai dref. collected.
~ Commissioner Tor New.York and Con-
necticut.-J. D. WHEELER Counsellor a. Law, 7 am
many Hall Pa