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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

~ We cut the following from the Batavia Spirit u
Times OF June a. clearly shows that Wstars Bss's
OF Wild Cherry has STAINED high reputation N Bsus
as we'll as In this city:
BALsAa OF WILD CHEsRY.-This 10 one Of the vsy ~
patent medicines OF the day which we recomnei
with confidence to all who affected with coughs, e1s
consumption who are predisposed 10 the latter CO..
plant II has been used with considerable sdvsnrsT
many families in town, snd in q few stubborn esS
has produced highly beneficial effects.
Rochester Daily Advertise
Editors lawyers, clergymen, and almost every eis'
have at last found out that Wissrs Bssam Of wild csS
ry is what 1t s cracked up TO be-" the very best mediss
TO be found. 1t all affections Of the ungs when %
thing elsewll.
Cauton--ln setting forth the virtues Of Dr. Wssfsbe
sam, have no desire deceive those who are seofss
under affection do wish to eulogirs Il more w
II deserves Yet when We look around and zee We W.
amount Of suffering and distress occasiored oy many
the diseases in which this medicine has proved 70 nsA
successful we feel that cannot urge It's claims Wv
strongly, or say too much 10 It's favor.
lie, the public be on their guard. Other Bsnms y.
mixtures are sometimes imposed on the unsuspecuns"
the genuine DR.. Wislsrs Bssam Of Wild Cherry. oo"''
for the purpose Of succeeding better In their scosnn
have used part Of the name Of the genuine a. fnr~
Balsam ofWild Cherry " Bslsam of"ild 0neny' w"
frey, &c" "syrup OF wild Cherry"
None genuine without the written signature OIL. BUTTE
For sale by A. B. d. SANDS, Druggiss, 100 Fulionsl
corner of william agents for this city, also, z7S Brsa
way. and II Eas, Broadway, and by Drugsiu gensfs1
throughout the United States. Beware Of counierfein
---------
SASpss sARSarARrLLA.--Among The good ghs OF ~
Garth insignfcantn appearance, but OF great value
Of alleyistng human suffering, the root ssfssps
ra Tie natural value Of this vegetable has been gfss
enhanced by ar and It Is believed that In tho form
sandss Extract Of sarsspars all It's restorative proper
ties concentrated In that effective form Ctce
scrofuls, saltrheum, eryspeas. eprosy, rngwom ner
esrial diseases suppuraon Of the glands, swelling |"
joints and all the diseases Of The muscles and ssues
gether with general debility Of the system yield 70 ID
unfsing purifier Of the bloodfor the blood the ebn'
through which disease hnds lie way The various rss
Of The body.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, By A. B. -
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists. 100 Fulton-st corner
wlliam-st 27s Broadway, and n East Broadway, W.
YORK Sold also by Druggists generally throughoa."
United States. Price 81 par bottle or six bottles Tor
u GouRAUos ITALIAN MFDIcATED Soar for me p
tive OF all Oh lin diseases. bloches add I
Journals Popdre Subtitle for eradicstng SUPEmtSsr.
HAIR Gosraad lily rAre, liquid rouge. &c M6I w. .
st. Let Store FROM Broadway, Agency for baos% r..
startansoo Liquid Hair DE, Dalleys Ahsseal f~
tractor Wyeths Cream Of Lilx,. BeaiS Har Rsa"ss;
Po,ad< for the Ar, boot, brotvn md Jau. kememi "a.
WslheraL step or two from Broadway, wess 800 w.
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Markets. .crsfiltLy reported for The Tribune.

lUE5DAfi ApfII o.
ASHES-There is fair demand for Ashes and the
stock is very light Sales 100 to l25 bbs Pots at 81
a. which is better Abou, so bbs Pearl. sold at IS.
The market Is firm.
COTrON-The sales To- day haze been email without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

P We are under obligations to Capt BERRY
Of the steamship sOHtne, which arrived here yester
day morning. for late Charleston papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

r. Mr.. DENNIS, of the New Haven and Spring
field Line, will accept thanks for Boston papers
| Of Yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

lssTALLATIoS.-We learn that Rev. Malcolm
heLaren was installed as pastor OF the Central Reformed
Protestant Church on Monday evening last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY April e. PM
The resolution Of the House to adjourn on 18th
May, ard meet on 9Th September, was agreed to.
Mr.. JONES brought in bill to extend the time to
fill up the capital of the East River Insurance Co.
The amendments of the House reducing the .nla
ries Of Commissioners on the Code to $4,000. was
agreed to-
ASSEMBLY.
The Committee of the Whole took I'D the bill
authorizing the Central Railway Companies To
carry freight. The question under debate now is
motion to amend the bill permitting the carrying
of all articles on the railways between Buffalo and
Underwater on payment of toll between October ]
and May l, and fresh meats, butter cheese, eggs
and fruit, all the year round.
Debate was continued on the Railway Transpor.
tation bill, bat no question was taken.
The following bills were passed in Committee Of
the Whole; relative to Washington Park. Brook.
yn; for the compensation of Jurors in New-York.
The General Manufacturing bill was taken up-po
question.
The Rochester and Belle arrived at Van VIE S
Point about miles below this city, at an early
hour this morning. Between that point and this
city the ice is piled up to thickness Of to feet
The water is now rising, and there is hope of the
opening of the River tomorrow
There is a fair prospect of the opening of naviga.
ton by morning The wind has been blowing a
stiff breeze fromthe South and the water continues
to rise.
VIM. Parmeee is the Wing candidate for Mayor
Of Albany.
This morning we have had cold Southern storm
but not much rain.
We have no Southern mail by the boats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

FIREs.-Durng the storm on Saturday last,
Henry Dar.s tavern. the Madrid road consumed
By FIRE Insured Tor $3.50. Also. the dwelling house OF
VIM; hing Esq. OF Malone estimated loss s2OO0-ln.
sured 800 tPstsdsm Mercsry, March 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

tS' The Northern Mail, due last night, had not
arrived when we went to press. !, wa. probably de-
tanned by fog on the Sound.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

~ The remark we made yesterday in relation
TO the Telegraph did not refer the persons connected
with il but to the vexstous giving out of the wires at
the very moment we were expecting our Election re.
turns from Connecticut and were tired and sleepy.
waiting for them all night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07

NioLESr Assault AND BATTERY.-A cartman by
the name Of Patrick Clark arrested yesterday and
committed in default Of $500 bail answer for having
knocked down and very severely injured George Ling
wood, waiter OF The pscketship American Eagle by
striking him with one Of the cart stakes
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-03-24

regulars are to advance and stormthe breach. ]
a diyision ofvolunteers covered by the reg-3
ulars, are to advance at the same time.
On the northern side is tho position saidS
to be allotted to the Palmetto Regiment whos
are to advance on that side at the same timel
if breach can be effected in the walls att
that point. The writer says that he is not
certain that this will be the exact point of
the assault of the Palmetto boys, but that
Gen. Scott informed Col. Butler that tw0s
breaches would be made in the walls of thea
city, and that while the regulars were storm
ing one, the South Carolinians were to
march on the other.
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From the New Orleans Pieayune.
Letter from Major Gaines.

We take great pleasure npublishing the
following letter from Major John P. Gaines,
written from San Louis Potosi on the 10Th
ult., since which date the Major, with the
other prisoners, has left for the city of Mex
leo. His friends will read with satisfaction
tho circumstances which account for the
surprise and surrender of the party, as we'll
as Of the treatment they received from the
Mexicans: 81. -ee.
SAN LUIS PoTosI, Mexico, Feb. 10, l647. I.
i wrote you from Saltillo, informing you
of my movements up to about the 10th inst.
With the three companies under my COM
mand, was stationed alternately at Aqua
sNueya and the Pass. Of Palomas, both OUT
posts. For more than one month after my
arrival at Saltiilo there were constant r,i-
smofs Of the approach Of the enemy, and the
great advantage they had over Us being ID
their midst made my tiutiess extremely ar-
they had every mans sof knowing
our ssciise ifroI1 whilst
Re fund ii on any thing
about hom eI, fae cSslntry slnt iin their
81 se.ien M lg 81 M I I & m f aosa
thirty s1Aye 6leia hss 03y
ana nost is issil & 4 M
ls lsa a &. satas q l l llks s' q
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Santa Anna is confirmed by news through
many other authentic sources, which would
be entirely superhuous to publish, as they
all speak of the same facts which are de-
tailed above. Later intelligence will be
anxiously and daily expected, which shall
soon as received
On the 2Sth ult. between SO and GO
ships left Tampico and Lobos Island with
troops and ammunition of war of every
description for the bombardmcnt of Vera
Cruz, General Scott himself is said to
have stated that the demonstration would
be commenced on the 10th inst
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Now Mexico.

1t appears that affairs in Mexico are about
to verify the addagc that misfortunes rare
ly como single handed but in battalions. %
The latest news from Santa Fc informs us
Of an insurrcction there and of the massa-
Gre OF some twenty or more Americans.
This revolt is said to be quite formidable,
and rapidly spreading. At Taos some
600 were engaged in it, and every cf.
fort was being made to excite the Indians to
hostilitics. 1t is thought Santa Fc will be
rc-captured as the Americans have only 500
effective men to oppose the insurrectionists.
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'U We are indebted to friends in this
place, for the use of the following letters.
LoBos, (Mexico) Feb. 81, l647.
l have just received yours of the 2sth ult.;
it is the first have received from You since
we left Mobile. I have just returned from
Tampico. 1t is only about 60 miles from
here yet we were two days on the way,
becalmed part of the time, i had the
munps while there, besides slight attack
of diarrhea, and could not indulge very free
ly in eating, oranges, iyatermel mellons, green
corn, and a great number of fruits that |
know nothing about. Therearesome few Ho-
tells in Tampico, kept by Mexicans.. They
charge pretty high, but 3 you can get. almost
any thing you call for. You sit down e the
table without any thing on i except ou1rr. your ].
plaAe, knife and have tha finest
duck, fish, and turtle, over saw. There
are all sorts Of drinking and eating essab-
lishments they are, howeys9F, ib4 ibite g !
from selling the genuine liquors but keep an
sorts of wines, cider, beer go. hes Assissa
When ! arrived here found that one half
Of our Regiment the Abbeville company
with had gone "a board the ship and
were ready to set; sail for Vera Cruz. The
right wing struck their tents and c6mrnessl
ced embarling yesterday rnipgg, but were
stopped BY ;norther which cornmenced
blowing about ii o'clock and and stiM consin.
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Editors Table.

Southern Journal OF Medicine and Ph0rn,z-
ey,-Edited by P. c. GA1LLARD, M. D.,
& H. w. DESAussURE, M. Dbl
monthly, $4, Charleston s. C.
The following is the list of contributors
to the March number of this popular peri.
odical:
J. c. Mott, M. D., Savannah Ga; P. G..
Edwards, M. D., E. c. Baker, M. d., Abb
beville S. c.; and J. E. Pearson, Ala.
In our last notice of this work we an.
nounccd to our readers that DR.. Sinkler, the
Senior editor had departed this life. His
place has been supplied by the appointment
of DR.. DcSaussurc.
The present number informs us that DR..
J. l.. Smith, its first Senior Editor, has been
appointed Geologist and inspector of Mines
to the Sultan of Turkey.
We again recommend this work to the
patronage of the Medical public.
Quarterly Rcvic,o-Editcd by HI. B. BAs-
COM, M. D. l.. L. D., President of Tran
sylvania University.-Vol. l., No. l.,
+, January ls47, Louisville KY, So IN ad.
U0nce.
A periodical bearing this title has been
laid on our table by friend. From the
character of its editor, together with has.
ty view of the present number, we have no
doubt it will be work of rare merit. It's
published under the auspices of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, South. 1t will be
seen, however, by referring to the table of
contents, that it is work of Literary and
Scientific bearing, not erclus;prly religious.
Art. i. Internationally the Editor.
Art. 2. Dignity and Importance OF Mathe-
matical Science.
Art. 3. Patriotism as connected with the
nature and claims of civil Government.
Art A. Mesmerism or Magnetism
Art. S. Rationale of crime
Art. 6. The tendency of Science to COR
rect the sensualism of civilization.
Art. 7. Infdelity and Miricles.
Art. 8. The suAerings of Christ
Art. 9. Critical notices.
We will take pleasure in handing over
the name Of any one, disposed 10 subscribe
for this ably conducted periodical
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A BOY some Id or Is years of age of
steady industrious habits can get situation
in this office by applying Immediately.
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ioII WAS DclnS lllsluC 10 CAClLC the INDIANS TO
hostilitics. 1t is thought Santa Fc will be
rc-captured as the Americans have only 500
effective men to oppose the insurrectionists.
Mexican news.
1t will be seen by extracts in another o.
lumn, that the news from Mexico is exciting
and full of interest. There seems to be no
doubt now, that a battle has been fought be-
tween Gen. TAYLOR and SANTA ANNA,
near Saltillo on the 22d of February, and the
loss on both sides is said to be considerable.
There is so much of rumor in this ncws,t that
we know not how much, or what part of it
to believe; there is no doubt however that
Gen. TAYLOR is in ethical position, being
surrounded pretty much by the troops of
SANTA ANNA. The forces under TAYLOR,
arc said to be 5000 volunteers, the regulars
all having been drawn off by Gen. Scorr,
for the attack of Vera Cruz, whilst that of
SANTA ANNA is represented at $4,000 or
10000.
1t is said that there arc from to 5000 men
between Camargo and Monterey who have
entirely cut off all communication between
these places. Gen. URREA was at Marino,
a town % miles from Monterey with 5000
Cavalry. Col. MoRGAN's command left Co.
ralvo to join Gen. TAYLOR, with some 400
men, and it is confidently believed that they
have either been cut to pieces or taken pri-
soners. 1t is thought that should Gen. TAY-
LoR be able to fall back upon Monterey, he
can hold out until re-inforcemcnts reach him
as they have some sixty days provision at
that place.
Palmetto Regiment and the at
tack On Vera Cruz.
Supposing that nothing would be more ac-
ceptahle to our readers than news from the
army, we have devoted goodly portion Of
this weeks paper to correspondents. The
troops that have been concentrating at Lo-
bos, have embarked for Anton Lizardo about
eight miles from Vera Cruz, and doubtless
the attack has been made before this, as it
was to have taken place on the 10th ult.
We shall await i'm painful anxiety to hear
the result of this battle; perhaps even now
the ifeless bodies of many of our friends are
slumbering in death beneath the walls of
Vera Cruz, food for hungry wolves and car.
rion kites. Z. 49, -
Ifthe Representations we have seen of
the strength of Vera Cruz be correct, tho
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ABBEVILLE G.. H., S. G..
Wednesday, March "a, lsA7.
Cotton Market.

Charleston March the Goth from 10 to |
l-2 Hamburg, March Goth, from o IA
to | | cts.
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The sq1ad al viii its ii siad that
Abe IHnce de J6ij6 Iii d sntaf tie mag.
niiiicant haTb of 81 exf shame
NIL onsists W o iouf
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9Oatis SbGfer.
01ehtsanwalt uno Hotarius, Canton,
Starf &c., Sbio,

Hehtsanwalt uno Hctariu6, Canton,
Starf Co., Sbio,
QBirb feline unsetbeiltc Nufnertfamfeit allem In
fein Sad thlasencen gci.hattsn, ric ibm anrcr
traut wcrnen m6stn, in g tart unp BEN an9renjen.
Den Counties mirmsn. 3uoltib trnabribti9t CT tri.
ne sanrslcute, naB or pcr Snrjcm mabrcno teines
Nufentbalts in Jlep Dort, rurdb Die Sitt9c .6ufe
tes Nairiteten 0rn(uls ratelttt Ginridtun9cn 81
treffen inn @tanpc mar, trrnatb or ttnfti9 irscnf
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tcr9atc an fclsenre Stcebtsan,raloe funttli9 unf
PROMPT peri,bcn fam.
Sur Nbeiube6en unb @rc6berSc9tbun'
8apen,
Gcnrao Steinmes, Wahenbeim an Der
6aartt Nheinfreis Baiern.
Sir Wlrsbura, Samberg unb gang sllt-
8aDern, Sranfen, 9lnsbah Tilrnbere mnc
oas 8onlsreit Wiirtemberg Or. Nrans ..
&nmpff. fonisl. appeuationsseriats Aopo-
Fat in Bamberg.
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preueen, Dru. Carl @clien, fonigl. Nopc
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ment 0iieoerrhetn, GllaB.
Vollmaebhn nno serihhide Ocfumente jeter
1rt tperben RON ibm IN oeutf1btr, ensli(d,er unn
franj6lifAer Srra6e perfrtist.
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Neue6 : Sdfner Ge>
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81 cnaebridtiscn iDre Sreunrc unr alte &unren, 70.
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Gtabiifrmcnt Sclc8cn.
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ale Sorten BON Sbcn uno Gro QSauren,
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pom 0ipstt9urcn teibait3cn nnr i'm Stanpc Iinc
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Gter Sauereien 81 oerfaufen.
llnssfabr ein 9iertbetl unter
L.

Ger lluterseidncte uerfauft prioatim bier
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be6erungen 9emadt tpnrcen, inter iehr Bill
lieen Seoinaun9en. 3net bon 80 9Idsr
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felbe @nlfernuna pom Wabad> uuo @riss
Sanal.-@ute Gebduoe, Sfeuern unb gs
tes pclS auf jeoer oerfelten!
Qouis Shdfe
Canton ben A. 9luo. 1S47-34-4m.
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Su Ocrrefltcl1

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mern ungefdhr , Meileu bon Canton oeie-
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gen renten. Gas 0tdbere iu e,fra9en in Gle
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fir alle Sahres;eiten, erbalten. Die er 5u ben
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-29
9 lite

Settrm II II, Der Nustunft lter ben jetiaen
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&cnfrttcnrr, Uaiut t,abe.
Cincinnati cen 27. Qrril ls47.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-29
Sobtt Satler

Madt feinen Treunben unb @tnnern, fo-
wie oem publifum iiberhaupt, hermit Die
er9ebeue 9nseige, bab er auf feinem alten.
Wobltefanaten Stancpunfte, Die bon Safct
Gber bisher sefitbrte Grocery fduaid, all ildl
9ebraht bat, uno nun bersit lit jebem gu.
fprehenoen nit ben beifen unb woblfeillten
l8aaren feiues Jad,es III bienen.
Canton, 9lpril 81. lS47. 1850.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-29

Gourten tm stem 1e;trk BON ODtos Iuer ls47.
Supreme Court.
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Court in Sanrcn am 6. Oejenlter, IN Sota'He"s'
Court Of Common pleas.
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tbellen bat ipi,nldt lehnlid'it ielnen 9Iufeni.
bait gu erfahren. Gr, 70 ,pie oGc Menfheu-
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care Of Boston Merkur, Boston, Mass.