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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11
pRIO1S or GOAL,
TO FBMALES


.s. s.xsss gsnALs .rRgserHgsIss syEus
als yHtuAsLn sfSCr sS~ T. y"s: q .ss
She has In her family snd 10 thousands W os
the i.s, ~ yssr. and 10 no css~ mas sssI .s,s' 10 sSe
on .us h.d gwen up hope Of recovery ltn one .:
in- medicines exact for female wsssnses nIessn
ties and al OF or compsins peculiar 70 then sex Tvs
Oo.-d Of trueaty ve sabs Dgfsdies0 tn> psopes
lee Of hsh Ia harmony Win each o'hcf sna 'ne
on Nzure: removable the system snd impsfung c,e,
ssd vigor 70 both body mind t oos Of hs
very beat prrp.fs ions for coughs and al "As eo"P
H. s,n,as Ihis sr.ics cure the public We DO 20 wia
The utmOsi cot hdence, sno iox every iogre
edep. pfopsrues o. The ssss 70 D. ovcs
anything Of siLd ever before odsfsa " W. y. -
virtues extracted .i.hoo. sss osnes coe. o -
sss ssss ...d 'as @ps1 e':s:.'.
10 .a..l qasnIss and on.s. scossassouy ySs ~,
eset n which i 70 the syssn for shost 49, Set
eventually leaves tho "ees eonn. ~ \:
ss.sp'y prspIsd medicine got sp 70 sell 70. .ss -
LIN II ssw pslfy doss Ispssss ios lssf snd sssss
s,' .snd. or i.s own intrinsic nsr We ssy v o. I'd
# is eject. not peffecuy satisfactory 'ns ~S"sv wm
~ p,rosssd By Doc, c. JOHNS for MOSES BAkgh q
BIZ. Bol.nle Medicine store va Broadway, ~ T. end u
30 pes IS esos Der spss bos with directions and -
81 100 constantly 90 bard and for sails wholesale q
retail com plets Of Botanic Aecic1es ~.
s...e ss '.ms ssI4 smstw
WHY WILL YOU HAVE THE HEADACHE
w The Oh and ~sestaoli she'd med cInc c1ee oPSa-
GER. Vegetable Pills has now been before me Peoo ="
Ia. last fourteen yeas They have stood NJ - o. ~
sests that Of thorough tlal as tof want os ns Ill.,
ri.Is which compose sm, the saes have pssn
coofned 70 the State Of Rhode lssn1, wnsIe ney ~ -
afctured from oos and herbs Of the owte snd p!oeee
,a ~ Re sar..ts in New-Enssnd en- Informed D. ny
.gen,s In the Cty Of Providence that they ssll nefs
Pslls Than An others put together; and were ~
snox n Ii the s,ty tho wsns could not b supynsI
are parely vegetable, and not the ssst asas~ x
.o,,rhendeS from their For bsedssn:'
Ssras,s. liver con plant scrofuis PILES sn1 Hse
fcd ,hess pills sand onrly allied and hsve noe 4ue
Preoar.S oaly by @. Spencer. WsvieH, - VIC ~
proprietor TO whom only the 60" P GIDEON sPrHcER
s,,s wholesale and retail BY A B. D, SANDS, Drug
ID. 100 Fulton-st corner Of William, n T. l&
NpASY-Ths Stockholders u the New.Yoss 90 -
a.lsusd Con pany arc hereby oon6ed hsi % inssAno
n Ten Doll as per share Ill shssss on when ~
o-ass heretofore made do szceed forty ave
required W be paid ., tbs o6ce Of The Compecy.S
AZ % or before The 6fe~uth day Of 6ep,ssosf ssss
By order Of the Board Of Dfeet0se,
NATHANIEL MA2Sh. .SssG
Hs~-vost. August Is 'ss7
ORINTTNG INK MANCFACTVaaanr::--s sss /,
i 10 Front-st between Montgomery en1 49,
East River--ofhce a. Madenlsee seee.s - ~ go
The subscriber continues 70 .ssifv 40 oolos.
SANITY 90 hand ink Of ell the snuSOrdE H1TnDl
oil 3mDkW
coYTBD IouSSt
n. % psv.ss. lvcnsSetS I" ~ Islnp
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chine-.-I1rse neN sHd hrslI7aI lnNTumets hsV- =
c-lvrd genera COMMUNICATION Of the medical profes
Of his city Of their great simplicity snd
exceenr-. They are Confidently recommended as being
the beautiful convenient and etectgsl article Of the
kind which has been introduced II Ih- public. Ia al
diseases Of chronic character h- success al
tending th-ir IL trar wonderful Each machine &C.
companed b., msnual with fil directions. and Is ~sr
rsused Manufactured snd sod wholesale and retail by
sd.i n D. c nOORHEAD. lS2 Broadway, " Y.
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Litter from Hon. Henry Clay.
a,wt1

DEAR SIR; Your favor Of tue 10Th ultmo, trans
mtiDg the proceedings of The American Rsuhcsiion
Meeing" reached here few days prior 10 my return
from kew-Orlesns. Owing 20 my abFence, snd 10 a
great domestic sflcton. which has befaen me In the
death Of beloved SOD. who fell 10 the battle of Buena
Vista Of which intelligence arrived here several days
delay has arisen 10 my return OF an answer 10 your
letter which hope you vii! have the goodness to eA
cuse.
You inquire of me, at the instance of the Native
American Committee of tbe State of Pennsylyanis OF
which you Chairman, whether, II It be rendered to
me-snd ihst unanimously would be disposed 10 &C
cept thu nomination of President OF the Uoited States
from the National Native American Convention to as
sembe at Pittsburgh ia May next, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for President and Vice President
OF the United States.
Waving all inquiry into aud the expression Of any
opinion the principles and objects of your Afsocis
ton being unnecessary from the conclusion 10 which
have come must frankly say. that can perceive no
public good likely to result from my acceptance Of the
proposed nomination, and that If rendered to me,
should be constrained 20 ceciins accepting u.
request you. nevertheless and the other members OF
the Executive Committee be assured thst justly sp
probate the compliment intended and 70 accept
cordial thanks for the personal confidence and Kindness
which prompted their attention 81 be directed 10 me.
am, with respect, your friend and ob'i servant
Gen PEIER ; SMIrH. "a. CLAY.
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The Presidency.

Letters from Mr.. clay and Gen. Taylor TO the
N0tire AnercGns
The Native American National Convention assem-.
bled yesterday in Philadelphia to nominate can
didate for next President OF the United States and
we presume did their best toward using up Mr.
Taylor by agreeing to support his claims TO the
Presidency-The Natire Eagle Of today date
contains several letters from persons consulted
with regard to their nomination, from which we
select the following:
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- ENrnct. for FInyoring Blanc Mango. Jeles,

Creams Cusaris Charlotte Russo Puddinss Syrups, >au
cos. Nf Ac Highly concentrated Extract Of snila, Le
mon. Peach. Rose. Cifrun. Bitter Almond and Orange
Aso, Rose ~ afer Peach and Orange Flower Waters for
favuung al kinds o Connections Cooks and 1oniecfloners
have universally preferred these Extracts account u
their strength and purity of favor ieaspooufu
sufficient % favor quart Put up in vias a > cfs each
Prepared hy HE~RY JOHNSON. Chemist, rs Broadway
-de ina the Granite Building Sold also A. 100 Full
toa.sf Il lmeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

IL -Four hundred and ninetysix immigrants
arrived here on wednesday.
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COAL.

CUOICE FAMILY COAL.-houseiespsrs vsc
u xish To procure for their Winter supply sopesS
qualify Of Red hits Gay Ash Goa Can he funsh q
win every variety Of sixe ., The lowest nsast psoes-
App. at coal yard 81 Rvinson and scnos &c -
10 Wsist 10 IsuA wsssirI ~ 6NOWOEN
sIE.1j0 ,1ECH 4 Red Ash arss gasly, fFsa
Barge Reindeer, IS tons Red Ash Esq CSsI
Attsouvs.' lol s ~. c' OSs''
haze Hop~p lD5 tons While Ash Stove Coal
20, mich ws will r~csvs orders I'LL discharged Apply
10 r STOKES DlCkER5Oh, w Anteoeytl
".,as Near Droe1way.
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FIRE-A fire broke oat last night at - Avenue
B. which was put on, with ir.fiDg damage.
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NOTICES
PHRENoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
row LERs e. WELLS,
. SIM m Sa..au--f. -. ".

!" Water-tur Establishment. q bcnd-st y.
Y aud syosse tOJssr BsyJ l. ! DR.. sHEw, De earliest
sr-rcsn 9rsiUrer snt snthor 90 s:erCur- receives
psu=nis - above Tnrs- distance may by seodios
f-.. be- .lv-lat for = H-AlInent Al nnunn- w.
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BOOK TRADE.
TIM NEW WORLD.


4 NEW SERIES Of this popular literary Newspaper 70
N about o. commenced by lite original sdifor, ratk
Beniarnin The subscr ption price is 81 year, when
paid in advance. If - will be required Adore" the
tditoT or ROSS WILKINSON,
- I'm fuolishsr, ITO Nas,aus'' No" III -
THE PRACTICAL FRENCH TEACHER
DY NORMAN PINEEf, A NJ OF The mo6,,s Ala u.
ID stuls New and revised sdiion. lnst gabm:nsa No
for ss'e by hUNiiNoAoN
au1 -" -s'.-.~
NEW MUSIC, GLEE BOOKS. oUARrErrEs.
l\sONGS. Ac.-Now on hand, large assortmsnt OF new
fashionable uusto-sOme ssected personally In zoe
op The beautiful song. Of Jenny Lind lad Bishop Te-
de.co Nc Now songs Wsltre., Polkss, Geops &c. The
Mel gideon, No. aud 2 orphsss Lyrs, Nssion. gsss
rough Base Northern and Southern Harp, TO- 10. Nsv
music continually published Music books sslests4 sad
handsomely bound distraction books for ell nsuumlno
wholesale and retail PAnoortss AID other instrans.ts
% lmsod CHARLES HOLT. ~ ~ rs,on.M.
ITO TAILORs OF THE CITY AND COUNTRY.
i CHAS L. FOLWELL, Draper and Tailor, III broea-
way corner Johnst second door enjoying reputation nv
cur 70 no one would respectfully soqasins the
gentlemen OF the sds that he has published his system
The simplicity and superiority Of his rals over ell others
Published needs be acquainted with 70 10 seknow
lodged by every candid mind Communications stueass
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- The HarJiHgcr for this week has articles
showing how many strong tendencies to Association
exist 10 presen, society. For sale By Graham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

REscUED.-A man named James Haley fell into
the river foot Of Doverst lsst night aud rescued
from drowning by officer Holden OF the Fourth Ward.
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CITY ITEMS.
FErpAY. Sep,ember 10.


Eg~ The Captain Of the Sandman Corvette now
lying in the hsrbor yesterday waited upon the Mayor
a, the City Hall By whom be wa. welcomed to the City
an. conducted over The building
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Al lS .nd - F1urt--ulh-,L Unon .clsre, Is COZ
duct-d b., Urs PERSON and MEEkER, the latter o
whom spe1t y-sr al Grs-N-lhars. studying Ne sier
Cure Svst-n a. prartir-f hv Pressritz srf- N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11
nOWER LOOMS

DOVER LOO,i~.-For sale 81 narrow Looms of
superior nlske Of iron. 70 weave wIed work, either
cot+nn o. ~ooen s1fInefs Kentucky jeans. weeds
dril. with change cams. They viii be sod barsan
INQUIRE IL :. BfosdsS ss~'s
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RUSAwAY SLAyrs.-We copy the following par
sgrsph frum the South Bond (Is) Rsss'ser OF The 9Th
ultno:
A few days since several KsniuckiAns who were
searching for their runaway slaves found tha one Of
In the employ of : P Iudson. tsq Of nrisol
They sccordin y obtained bic house very
the morning took possession Of the negro ard hsnd
cuAsd him. The noise awakened Mr.. Judsop, who came
down bat the Soutberners for making nghf n
him presenting loaded pistol &c A. ss II could
be done however writs served upon them for
brskns into the house and for assault with intent 10
Kin The upshot OF tne ms,ter wss that through some
informai,y the negro released. and departed for
.oms other region while the chivarous kentuckisns
were bound over 10 Courr In the sum OF 500 each bail
which tney obtained only by leaving tnsi amount Of
money As security At CssscPois smother o' OF these
hunters were stopped 10 their efforts 10 take back some
runs~sys and were obliged TO save themselves Rom
trouble to back out and call II drawn game leaving
their slaves ina liberty they had achieved
Pubic OPISios IN TEssEssEE-lhe ono
Prsss nNkes tho following statement " We nave our
selves heard Sensior jarnssin declare repeatedly ths u
the sosusc, question submitted 10 the P~oPir q
Tennessee 10 morrow, tnree-hlhs Of hem would vote
ior the abolition OF Slavery
FArAL-A young marred lady named Lord IN
coming out OF the STARK Mus Manchester, n. Il. on
Ffiisy. run By the cara and killed. she te
LOGGED IN New iork and WAS Oh yisi! " friends In
Manchester.
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XyArER.CURE-Dr TRAIL, Who started NO nfs.
w sr,os,s,c M sttution In America, receives emu
- hs A.. and cotnmodlous es.solishnens 81 D. JOINS
Pam IS Lsshtsl Pefsons 81 dslafee Will te sdveed
Nc .ad Evening sn1 In
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SERIOUS ACADEMIA serious accident occurred
yesterday e, the Church in course OF erection at
the corner Of Broadway sid fiee nb-st by the break
log OF derrick, and lsrse stone fsing through the
roof 70 the basement seriously inlurns three oi the
wOrkmcn.
SPECIAL sEssIONs-Thomas McCarty, for as
sautng officer NcNanUs penetenfary 20 days. Nor
rs CsG for stealing y cottOn-bags from James Tnomp-
son penit-ntiary months James Smith, for stealing
pec of apacs worth - from Mr. Stevens. peSitsp-
tsry months Peter Nchss for stealing 10 enisels
pelieriisry Two months James Quinn, tor sic'lins
three broOss, penieniiary month Isaac Robinson
for stealing watch City Prison months The Coift
then adjourned until Tuesday next
P0LIcE-Msry smith aiias Irish Mary, was las
night arrested BY Constable Joseph of tbs Fourth Ward
charged with stealing ssJ from Edmund Carroll she
was detained "A boy named Hiram smith was lost
night arrested by officers Holland and Reed Of the
Fourth Ward charged with stesng lot of clothing and
$40 10 cssh from the boarding house OF Mr. smell. o)I
Water street lie 10 slso charged with stealing lot OF
clothing worth So IRON on board the scnr Deia~se-
lie was detained A sorrel horse. with wagon and
two OF harness worth s6O last night stolen
from George w Smith OF Niilizmsoureh. No street.
James Bllies was last night arrested ~ officer Hff
binson of the Fourth Ward. chsfged win assuming
George Vansisc dirk kniie. lie was detained.
Jack sullivan, notorious burglar who was sent 10 the
Prison about years Tor tbs term Of III
years effected his escape isst night b. passing the
guard during the storm He has not been rccspsred
DOMBEY n SoS-Dckeus, in recording the deal
iDgs Of with city arm has selected real family
naua President Jeierson he'd = correspondent DOsf-
BLY, who intended to from Lyons 10 America, but
died On tho passage from Hsyre 10 this port Ills bag
gage arrived In 1884, by the d. Boon, ~ Mr. Jeis
sddress. Mr. J. writes Count Honey June. 1874 see
COnesp.u1rnc- Ia OBTAIN Dofnbey effects, ana adds
Certainly II would be great eradication to To
ceive the Metre and Grave committed To Mr.. Dombey
Tor me and you would BE- good - be ths chan
mel OF my acknow gmen,s 10 Bishop Gfegolrc, any
one else 10 whom should owe this favor Whether
this uniortunste traveller uncle or more distant
relative OF Mr. Psul Dombey OF London, bis biogrspher
h.au xatn
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BOARDING,

BOARDING. Union PaIk.-The house IS Bred.
Dway corner fouTtsenh-st 10 this day re5pensd The
house Is In perfect order and choice VI rconA ffont
ing the Park and Broadway may be had By immediate
application oN
BOARDING IN EAST bROADWAY.-A sen.
ID tlemaa aud his wife and two three single gentle
men can be accommodated with pleasant spsreots and
board BY applying at ~ East Broadway References sS
changed. auSo w
DOARDINC-A pleasant psIlor with pantries the
- second door, and board be had BY gentleman and
his lady. and bedroom by single gentleman, lio Ot
chafd-st References exchanged. OIL W.
DUAhD In BkOADWAY.-A few single gentle
Dmep. gentlemen with their wlves, may he sce.nmo'
dated with pAors and bedrooms with board st5i1 broed
way. between Rroone and Spring Location pleasant
and x-nte-i Hzth sonm IN ,h- house suls IN
DOtRD-At - beekman-st A gentleman and HE
Dwte can be accommodated with pie sssnt IRON, room
on the second hoor-s bedroom sdiclnns wished :
Also few single gentlemen be Accommodate. 81 IT
DOARDING.-A gentleman and his wife and single
ID gentleman can be accommodated with board with
small private family. Inquire 80 MeDousalst q lm
iSVAVDING.-Ak-wbo srcers may be accommodates
- With plessani rooms 81 10 Widest lev door: eess
OF Broadway SUI w
DARTICULAR NOTICE.-A gentleman wculA
i like have with without board, ana PEI fof
the ssue in lessons upon piano forte Good reessneee
given Address lneto c ID at Atwilfs Music store 81
krcadw,y s1lw
4 ODGINGS-Furuish or unfurnished, for single sen
IL ternen pleasant location near 81 Johns fsn Ap'
ply At ~ Boaoh-st. G " ",
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PROrEssOR AGAssIz w c learn i1oH me CdH
-, s,o,,1i, mai Al the instance u Hr Lawrence
overture. have b-ee made Mr. Asssslz 90 behalf Of
the Corporation Of Harvard Colee- 10 nj ffoi-'.o,
sh., In Zoe seienuac School OF the Iniversy ne VI
probably tcccpI o'ssoa A's9s'
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Eston ......377 Dillingham;. .372 Brsinsrd 80.
SGefs5gy-Es,on. lib. Dillingham;. -lsO.
Voodjord-Loco by II msj-s gain of % to 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

vERnoSr.-The albany Atlas OF last evening
has the following in relation to the late election in
in the Green. Mountain State;
We have returns from Chiitenden and Franklin Coun.
ties VI showing hs,tering Democratic gain.
Ia Franklin Co. We have Democratic mslorires 10
ri-fx sheldon Batersh IA and Highgate, al OF which
were last year Wing; end tne Democratic ticket Tor
Senator is probably elected.
IA Chit,andcn we have Democratic gain IN 81 George
and Burlington, Asi year Wing the wings lose west
ford which IL Abolition.
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Administrators Sale.

Pursuant to an order of the court OF
common pleas Of Wyandot county, Ohio,
shall offer for sale, at the door Of the
court house in said county, on the 20th
day of January next, between the hours OF
To o'clock A. VI. and o'clock p. Nj i, F, the
following real estate, to wit: fifteen acres
lying in the north west corner of the west
half Of the north west quarter Of section
twenty,nine, in township one south, OF
range fifteen east, of the first meridian in
Ohio, and bounded as follows, to wit:
commencing at the north west corner of
said tract, running thence south on the
west line thereof forty rods; thence due
east sixty rods; thence north to The north
line ofsaid tract; thence west TO the place
of beginning.
Said land to be sold free from dover,
and for one half cash in hand and the bal,
aDce in six months.
EZEKIEL EYESTONE,
Administrator of Samuel Auno, deceased.
Dec, l0lh 1S47-9-4t. $500
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Attachment Notice,

A Lii person interested will take Notice,
"A that on tie 10Th day of December, A.
d. 1917, Moses II. Kirby, Justice of the
Peace of Crane township, Wysudot ooun-
ty, at the instance of Judson Spauldine, :,
issued wri, of attachment against the
property and effects Of Anthony Sell,
a non resident debtor for the sum of
$3.50, which writ together with this JUS
ice proceedings thereon, has been duly
certified TO the Court Of Common Pleas
of Wyandot county, Ohio, to be therein
further prosecuted according TO law.
GUY. e. WORTH, Clerk.
Dec. 22th, 1847.-1l-3.
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U. Sandusky, Wyandot Co., Dec. 10, lS47
From the Ohio SIatesma

FROM tue ONO statesman.
The Arrest Of Generals worth s. Pillow.
The New Orleans papers Of the l4th,
says the Philadelphia Ledger, contain
further particulars Of Mexican intelli.
gence by the late arrivals. Girst and the
most interesting is the cause of the disa
greement between Gen. Scott and Gen.
erals Worth and Pillow. The party backs
at home, who have been periling their
lives in their country's cause have it ap.
pears given aid aud comfort 10 the enemy
by creating discussion between the com
manding officer Of the American army
and his Generals. A correspondent of the
Delta exhibits the feeling which prev ails
among them aud the jealousies exhibited
BY such infamous assaults upon the char
acters Of brave men. The Amer can peo.
pie are too just TO allow such assaults to
pass un nrebu ked. The writer says:
VERA CRUZ, Due. 4, lS47.
lamentable feeling pervades the army
at Mexico owing to jealousies and heart.
burniugs, envy and malice, and pol, ical
prejudices. Gen. Scott has arrested Pill
low & Worth. The circumstances which
led to this step are believed to he these.
Two letters, emauating from the Ameri
can camp, published In the United States
have been read by Gen. Scott. In an or.
der published to the army he prematarely
. decides who wrote them, and most bung
lingly impeached the honor and patriots
ism and services Of the two Generals, who
are eulogsed in those letters.
One ofthe Generals r How denies, in
a card published in Mexico, the author
ship of the letter attributed to his pen by
Gen. Scott. The other General (Worthl
prefers charges agains, Scott. and Scott
arrests him for contempt. Gen. Pillow
was arrested because he appealed from an
opinion OF Scott, requesting the latter TO
transmit the appeal to the Secreta OF
War. Scott refused IN a hasty manner;
whereupon the former remarked, 81 will
do il, sir" Then, arrest y on, sir, was
Scot's reply. So matters stand at las,
dates.
The army is excited, and, if we may
Judge from what we hear at this distance,
more than moie'y OF il sympathzes with
the Generals sought to be disgraced. 1t
is said that on visit to the theatre, b,
Gen. Pillow, an audience Of over 5000
cheers; Immediately after which the All
dience gave three more for Gen. Worth.
This Looks as th' ugh these Generals were
not disgraced in the eyes Of the army
that same glorious army that has earned
for itself the name OF "inyincible." ID.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-12-31
DIR. LIE ROY'S
WILD CHERRY AND SARSAPARILLA A


nR. LIE ROY has most happily sue
~ ceeded IN combining Wild Cherr,
and Sarsaparilla with other veget able in
gradients, so as to produce medicine al
once tonic, and purg ative, the only perfec'
discovery of the kind ever made, their
great peculiar excellence, and that which
distinguishes them from all other pnrga
! tives is, that their operation isJoAotoed 6y
no re action. Their unrivalled purifying
aud purgaiive properties, for which they
are Indebted 20 The essence OF SarsaparIl
la, and other ingredients, being conttoll-
ed by their highly tonic virtues, derived
from the extract Of Wild Cherry, they do
not strain tie dgestive organs ihto action,
which has spread their fame over the two
as is the mode OF operation with other ca
tha.tiCs, but on the contrary strengthen
them into action. Thus all other purg atiye
medicines produce more or less subse-
quent cositueness, and Sfuggishness fhe
gastric juice, while DR. lie kuy's Pills
teaue ali the machmtry 4f The system JaH as
life and aciiUay, md tie daWeis open aud
haiurat. Hence, writes DR. Cheeseman,
"they are the only active purgatlve which
lean recommend with conhJence, and
WltuOut dtdEUL, LOT tuey iCmo'C no'ui"S
bat what ought to be removed--neiiher
rack, nor slraiH--occasioD no apathy OF
debilItalion-aDd leave the bowels Tree,
open, ami vigorous" But the great vir-
tue DIR. lie Roy's pllls--the virtue Of
hemispheres with a fapidliy almost mir
aculous-lies in their; publication Of the
blood. Here they not only stand alto
geiher unrvalled, but fill Up the measure
of desire. They at once arres, the for
nation Of bad blood by removing al! i'm
purltles from the ch, lie, OF which The blood
At formed; aud moreover keepit clean,
by loDing aud strengthening the dlges
tive organs, SO as 10 be able 10 exclude
from ii all matter of an innutricious ma.
ture; aud theu they purify the blood al
ready IN circulation; aud never cease op
eration until it is entirely tree from every
noxious particle aud full Of health, life,
and vIgor.
AGENTS.
A. J. LOOMS, Upper Sandasky; J.
SHoRB & MARTIN, Little Saudusky.
December 81, 15H.-l2-1y.