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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-19

ON an average, one bushel annually,
which would give but 2O,OOO,OOO Of
bushels-but put i, a, even double that
quantity, and there are but 40. OOO. 200 Of
bushels consumed by the inhabitants. or
about eight per cent. of The whole. leav.
ing 400, 900, 900 Of bushels, of which the
odd 100000 would be an excessive
allowance Tor expectation aud our distllle'
ries. leaving 100000, 900 Of bushels for
our cattle, hogs and poultry"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-19

The bills for tho Northern Cross Rail Road
and sppropri''ins GOO to complete the State
House, have passed both branches of our Lcsis.
tsture.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-19

Miehigan.-The Legislature Of Michigan has
elected Gov. Fedh U. 8. Senator. in place Of
Gov. Woodbridge. He is democrat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-19

NNAN TED, lot - oars tor shipment, Tor
w wh,ch goods aud cash oll lr pa'd ~
Feb 10 AZ &c NATTiN NIGER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-19

The frs, white man born wes, Of the Allecha.
py Mountain, 10 John j. Crifiendtn, U. S. Sen.
stor from Kentucky.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-19

vi. asked whether the spirit over Inspired her
With ise thoughts 2f msnasoi M, irlsod.
said she ''bu. the fssA hss."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-19

Judge Mclicnry. Of New Orleans. has decided
that a slave once having g. ne out Of the county
AMI Lar dcd upon free soil, upon return i. no
longer slave.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-19

Wood, cord 5oa2,t0 /" s House 10
Inc news by the steamer fIibcrniu, has caus-
ed considerable advance in the Grain and Pro.
duce markets. Spectators are operating more
freely. aud the farmers of linois will, we hope,
be benefited thereby. The changes in both this
anu The eastern markets, will be duly noticed ia
our weekly reviews. The ln,est dates from ".
York quote Flour at Sc, 75a7 %, Wheat. Iioa!55
cts per bushei; Corn 90alU0r,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-19
Illinois Weekly Packet for 1917

Master, will run as regular packet
during the season, between St. Louis,
Peru and Ulica-lesving ST. Louis everv
Saturday evening. and on her return ,rip
leave Uuca every Tuesday morning at
6 o'clock, aud Peru at 0 o'clock. For
freight or passage apply to the captain
on board. or ~ GEO. T.. WALKER,
Feb. 10, ls47. .Hgi. Oiiown.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-19

IRON, a good assortment, Of Junia,s
iron, low for cash a, The brick store.
Peru, July 80, 1915 WV. PAUL Il Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-19

There is man in Mississippi, Who is SO tall
tina, he does not pay poll-laI.--his head being
considered or, Of the county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-19

The Indians on one Of the islands in Lake
Huron made, last year, one bundled tons Of ma
pie sugar.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-19
Wagon for Sale.

"A FIRST rate two horse wagon foF
sale very low for cash, by
Feb. 1917 G. T.. WALKER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-19

To his own mind he never sang
better. He was exceeding himself.
lie had just struck out into the sec
ond stanza, when the window was
softly raised--his heart trembled.
Come along in, and so to bed,
you noisy rowdy,' said the wife.
The song ceased, the husband put
on his cloak right side out, adjusted
his hat, went into the house, and
went to bed-alone. He han't been
serenading since,-Cln. Sunday
.NeUS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-19
Asnpsism OF nn Amsricns Child In n FER
cike l.a.d.

The baptism Of Alta California Harris.
the daughter Of - Harris. soldier
belonging 10 The - regiment Of u. States
Volunteers, bound to California, under
the command Of Col. J. Stevenson. born
a. sea on board the transport ship Ihos.
II. Perkins. on The 18th day Of October,
A. ID. 1896
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
sARsAPARILLA SYRUP.

ONLY g. I'D. PER BOTILE-toniainln iul guar T.
Us 40 forfeited # Dr. INANsS SsIsaparila syrup Is
not as good superior TO any sold, and the very oes
purifier Of the blood-waanted Tree from any yegeiaos
or mineral poison To preserve health purity the blood
TO restore health the blood mast be purified, aud ths
cheapest the safest and speedy 10 accomplish
this this great Alternative medicine, ana ire 10Y
nr al which h Is sold brings within the reach Of all
II warranted almost every case OF disease to
which ~ recommended or the money VIII be refunded
viz KIM. evil eryspess, scad-head cancer, obstinat,
ulcers liver complaints dizziness IN the head papator
Of the heart ricketts, salf rheum, palsey, dyspepsia
rheumatism. asthma and all diseases Arising from an I'M
pure state OF the blood or habit Of system
Persons using this syrup have medical attention
given them tie principal office. free OF charge. and
where reference will be given respectable persons who
have been recently cured Of cancer scroua dyspepsia
diarrh0a dizziness the head colds, coughs liver com
plant pains ia the side back and breast mouths
n.ryous disease general debility and IN one case con
sumption after being up by Two Of the most enne nj
physicians this city lncurabe. The syrup : care
fully packed boxes containing s bottles for ~ and
sent 20 any part Of the United States Sold AZ the prnc
- y al lmeOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
nRoPsY AND GRAVEL.

nR O. C. VAUGHN would call the attention OF invslids
Dto his Vegetable Lthontnptic Mixture highly cee-
braied throughout the country as @. C. NAUGHNs
GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY. Dr. Vaughn would
earnestly all who desire remedy Of any KIND that
the article possesses properties which VIII meet all casse.
of disease that 10 be taken without benefit snd
that for prooof s curative powers be begs leave TO
refer from all sections OF the country
which in possession OF his agents
They have sold this medicine tor four years past tor all
kinds compla and Will be able 70 show testimony Of
high character Dr. eughn would earnestly ask the pub
he o. call and obtain his pamphlet In the hands OF his
agents for gratuOus distribution 10 VIII show why ONE
rGNEDY good nifty when that one remedy IS pro-
perly compounded.
This medicine ]. especially offered for drop-y, gravel
diseases OF the liver kidneys, and all affections Of the
urinary organs A. female medicine Il Is one Of the most
certain curatves taken into the sysen-not slnse
instance has Il been esorted % without perfectly re-
storing 10 a healthy state the debilifaied frame.
Let the dropsca sufferer resort AZ once 70 this
the first trial Of 3oz bottle viii show the power OF me
article Let the suffering that distressing disease gravel
and all other plants try this remedy ana the ~ o.
bottle will that Il has extraordinary healing
virtues Price bcttle 81 30 do - siN Il o.
bottles for - and SIX 80 for 80 Il taken a one time
OEce for the sale Of this article 1872 NAsSALst " .
storrs Co. n North Sixths Phlladephia; smith A..
kin.on zl8 Baltimore-st. Batimorei Wright a Co l3l
Chartres-st ew-Oreans Mrs p kidder, loo Couri-st
Boston; aud by druggists generally throughout ne Cne
states and l4uafas. so putod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

II n WILLIAMSON's IadY llFIns IeIHIutu IIVH TT
rome desires 10 inform her friends that her school Will Pc
.nceI a. usual on the first Monday in September
,shen from lie verv great improvement IN the eommodi
M, ave additional pups in each class which. for The last
len yesr. have been limited % fifteen. Mrs W. feels she
need hardly her patrons that 30 eAefuons ha pr
and ami able snd truly useful members ~ society Tor time
Nrs W has able secure the services OF afelrh FRO
tessut professor Mons Neil and hs lady, and likewise %
re.iu her former French teacher Mons Chemdiini either
~ whom viii be happy 10 1--WE private lessons a. her es
tahlishmenf, % Duane-t go. ~
The sss Tor bows under ten years will be augmented i've
none will h. admitted or retained whose morals and man
ners have not had previous careful rainlnz
% Sund. scheol for children speaking the French Ian
mage will recommeuce on Sunday sept 1871. Any per
-on wishing devote an hour 10 teaching sunday cas-
Duanesf.
Rev o. H. Williamson or lady can recommend 10 any
rerfeau's family In nearthe city aNslns
~ - = ,.,.-.b "a accom- ulishuents q I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
mr. KELLINGER's IMMINENT

Is WARRANTED TO HEAL sore. upon the hpise :
Ibreasi or back and work the collar or saddle upon y 10
few davs soundly All strains bruises caouses. atches
thrush or spaylu gboue curb and spints, n their earl
.ses b. H. used hy s our best stabe the Bull
Head an the popueors Of New lors Guy ana the
best horse and dealers 10 the United STATES ~ y
niv ABOUT cs Az ounce Sold jo cts single bottle
- per DOS one gross So; 10 gross az the rate Of 80 per
gross can be obtained. always genuine 81 lnerfe
"a 90 Pesrlsf- of Messrs. Hammer Hays Go. 90
PelIl-sf: Mr. John " Tos.t Od-sllp Of Nm heihn.
ger BushWick no Harlem Railroad ONCE Cry HAL
PARK and of many of the wholesale druggists and zrocers
throughout the City ~ New-iork. Also AZ retail al
ssder- drug and other stores and iavrrns, generally
y B-N principal depot - feaflst W. e9 ia
satisfy the sceptc Il thar this uiment al that 70 - sold
for 40 lover OF Of horse viii ever be without ii'
after fral In other cities, for farther parrcuiafs, see
Shirt q Le Times 80 'hirVl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
DANCING

A DODWORTH ~ Br00me a. near BT0sdway-Ihe
n. classes for the ensuing season will commence on
Tuesday, Oct. 3. 1870
A ID deemlng II unnecessary 10 enter into detailed
acc, mt Of the advantages Of his school, or at ms OH
qualifications would simply state that he teaches al the
dances OF the present day and those IN proper manner
Tuesday and Saturday AZ half past FOR ladies' aud chlld
rem Tuesday aud Friday az half past for gentlemen
Sorees twice a month confined entirely 20 the pupils
private lessons At any time not occupied BY the classes
Ia walius the Polka. Redowa any Of the new dances
Acedernies or families attended. si4 5mlstp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

Avoid 90 spurious preparations of Wild Cherry, such A.
Bssams. Bffers syrups Of Wild Cherry, Pulls purporuns
90 contain Wild Cherry. sc a. tley at fictitious and
counterfeit and contain none Of The virtues o. the ORIGINAL
and genuine preparation prepared BY Or n Swsyue-
the first ever prepared IN tins country Or. Swayue-
Compound syrup of Wid-Cherry i composed ~ veseta
bic ingredients, the Ni3Cherry AND other medical sub
stances equally eficlcous. q ny more so the whole
ffectualy concentrated aso render u beyond All
doubt the pleasant siren .fhtnng and efectua rem
edy discovered for the Cure Of Pulmonary Consump
ton and all diseases Of the lung and breast The very
OF - having such train of spurious imitators
stands 10 prove rs great curative properties
Therefore, nvsds, inquire Cor the original preparation
each bottle of which cugeopcd m beautiful wrapper
with Likeness. Of William Penn engraved tnereon also
bearing the Signature Of DR. Swayuc the c0unereitns
90 wh ch will b. punished ~ forgery.
Prepared only BY DR.. SWAlNE, northwest corner Of
Eighth and Race Philadelphia and for sale By respect
,.e Druggists IN nearly al the principal towns IN the
United States.
igents for Nsr- York Cay-Chas h Ring, cor Broad
way and John-si. r. A. Sands, s3 Bowery Z. B. War
ner. 95 Bleecker-st. Jno. C. Hart, 343 Grandst j. l.
Lewis. ST Greenwichst., Hoadley, Phelps CO. and
Rrooklvn I'll 6mSMNW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
SCHOOLS.
LADIES' SCHOOL
AAoA6o oSAAOO8'
Mrs. BAILEY VIII reopen her Institution for the r

Nlceprion Of
Boarding and Day Pupils
on Tuesday the 9TH Of September Parents requested
enter their daughters punctuaY A. the classes Toy the
ensuing wear viii then be organized The Senior and Ju-
Nor Departments under the direction OF highly com
pefent Gentleman who has had great experience m the
instruction of Young ladies' assisted by eminent teachere
Ira these and other departments The discipline. nsrucs
en Of study pursued and lectures secure syse
matte and accomplished education while the utmost car
Incucse kind and aabe manners and 10 Pro
mote superior literary attanmenfs. The school aud He
citation furnished with Charts Maps Globes an
excellent Philosophical Apparatus, with diagrams for the
studies Of Astronomy and Geometry The best Instructors
employed for the French language which Is taught
daily all the classes Terms ana farther particulars
may be ascertaued by application 90 Mrs BAILEY, at
her residence, 10 Cauol-piace, Beecker-st.
auU AfWASatu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

DEATH or HORACE WAKD-One OF the last VIC
the endemic 4. M Hofscs Ward. VI the Nersn.
- 49, M. d,.d Yesterday afternoon AZ quarter
pss o'clock aged 80 years Tie retained h' conscious
n,. no the la.t anil the unoroken eompo.ure HIS
dying directions bis asirs and s's MESSAGES 70 as
vile and children we're given IN ne ea-mss1 spIit and
upcer urf~c, convictlon that asd but lea more
minutes 10 live on earth. Mr. Ward vas lAuse OF
HAveIai y. H. II 10 but three years SINCE yo.ns-s
brother also connected with the 'ersndAn % ,a.h
OF by the same Tell destroyer. N " r"' i"A.
~ The mail robber Paddock and the negro who
escaped from Monroe County Jail some u1e since nave
beea arrested 10 Jefferson County and me otnsf Two
were, 90 Tuesday driven into the woods which we're
Immediately s1rroaneei-so that PROBABLY e. NC i's-
uves are sgsin noArocrsred-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

ARRIVAL o. TIE OCEAN MoNARcH.-The packet
shio ocean Monarch Capt Murdoch arrived at this port
At An early hour This morning from Liverpool after the
shott run OF 30 DAYS having sailed on the 2t,h OF Au-
gust Capt, Murdoch reports that he hsi igh Eastei
winds during the and has been four days on The
Coast Were not for the arrival OF the Union al Ns"
fork his as would have been five days later AS u
Is tn7 ship news brought by Capt Mardock Il mush
more complete than the struggling items received oy
voc renen steamer. The Ocean Monarch has 81 CABIN
na ~ s'sersge passengers. The Newiork propeaer
August ~ law w.
Inc sn'p Oniied States from Liverpool also arrived
VI 90 Gays passage. Bost Traveller, l7tn.
SHAN EXPLOSION. morning about o clock.
nue. SVnheSeu wiz Tue steam boi rs of the roDe wa
owned BY the n Z CorcAge Msnut.cturip, co and oc-
cupied by j. Weber 4 Co exploded pinr3ns ,h hniId
ins which II placed aud scattering Inc 49,, .nd
bricks In every direction the distance OF from ia -
100 feet Tue states ia their progress went ,hronh
many windows in the neshborhood. fortunately h.
ever without njuriGg any one The engineer Wa oil
ing some part the boiler head few minutes before
the accident but hsd lett and wss only short distance
on his way to breakfast al the time OF the explosion
Had he been In the bulldog 81 the time be must newt
ably have been killed The amount OF DAMAGE 10 esu-
mated a. about s. w. No Insurance. Boa Jour nth
ACCIDENT AT WuKISsoSylLLE- John w tam
BILE the oversser Of csrding Machinery In TIE WI
ku,onTille Cotton Factory ~ss instantly Ruled iss'
"Wednesday evening 10 moving tho mscninery from
one room 10 smother tSske used the rope al
tsched 10 the end where Mr. c. stood parted AMI the
whole weigh, Of the machinery appeared 70 tall upon
him. He did not speak after the accident l"of spy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
Hartford and New-HaveH Railroad Co.-oppc-
-ition Post Ofice-fro-t-.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


HARTFORD sept 10, lsi5
The annual meeting of the stookhoder, OF the
Nov Haven Hartford aud and Springfield Railroad Co.
held Al their Office in this city yesterday. Hon
THOMAS BRAcE Of this city. called upon TO pre-
eide; and Hon wv STUART Secretary. During the
year the expenses Of the Company have been very
heavy All the principal bridge. % the road between
thi- city ant New Haven have been rebuilt az well as
the one over the Connecticut. TVo passenger two
seconicless and thirty four eight wheeled freight
cars (and two locomotives ordered have been added
the pas. year to their transportation power. Their
branch in this city the river has cost s56O7 O.
and the business which has Ia consequence. been
added 10 the road has more than justified their
guine expeditions Tire number Of persons transported
toe road between al the stations, has been. the
past year, 2255s5-shoving an increase Of 332j over
the previous year The amount received for freishts
sgl 2JO 73being al increase ol4 per cent over the
previous year. The increase passenger money has
been IA Is per cept Their receipts according to the
Directors Report the past year, hes been,
For passengers sllAL3 ~
Tor ireshis ~ ea %
Total receipts. ----------.-.--...-.S32 f7 25 =
Deduct expenses and interest on bonds. l01.2Jl ~
Balance. .....--..-.....--.-.--t lJIflJ -
Cssh on hand, Sept l, 1911 si5s2i ~.
The Directors have declared dividend Of per cent
payable on the let Of October.
The following gentlemen for the year ensuing, were
rechosen Directors: Cnas +. Pond David Wstknson,
Hartford j. BoormsD Eshs Peck, c. Vanderbilt New
York Ezra e. Reed New Haven j. :. Brooks, Merl-
den + r. Critic Guilford {. w Chaplin, Springfield.
No serious accident TO any Of hundred thousands Of
passengers transported By the Company the pss' year
The mail decision Of the Directors has Of course been
sustained By their almost unan nous reelection.
This day "Suivsns Eastern Letter Express com
running between Springfield snd New York In
cludDg all the intermediate places on the Raroad-csr
ryiDg newspapers and letters free-but charging tor
delivery penny post 10 tbs several cities and towns
forward you this by them AMI you should be In receipt
of it by F. NJ this day. INC sam will get most sadly
shorn of his silver bits by this Company, because the
community 10 favor OF them.
severe frost visited this section last night, but the
Corn crop Is out OF lis reach. Considerable Tobacco
will be lost 10 consequence which had not been secured
under The recent ran storm has hled all our
streams and springs and has caused the Connecticut
river TO rise 10 feet above low water and even
with tho banks OF the river. FRANKLIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
ART AND e1ifNl
DANCING.

A CARD-Mr. w. WHALE and Daughter respectfully
hannounce TO the ladies and gentlemen Of New-l orr
Al Constitution Hall 650 Broadway, Tuesday, October
~ aud At Gothic Hail. Brooklyn, on Monday October is
Glasses for ladies and gentlemen Al their Private cadcy
~ Sixthavenue. on "Wednesday. sept - Instruction
given daily in Oh the and fashionable Dances and
Wazes al the private Academy, t5 sNthaVenue, "hri1
ali Information will be given Particulars IN future adser-
.s..s- - 1.,.J cl--,i.rs SIG 2W'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
Mss ASD Miss COog's
SCHOOL. For YOUNG LADIES.

No. % Twelh-sL (b-t~ern Fihh and SIKH avenues,
NALL TERM COMMENCES "Wednesday, September
II g-Ths Cour.e Of Instruction Is that OF The Dcsi
Schools Including the most elementary fIssh and fehen
studies and the higher branches Of literature and science
Icures on various ,ubecs delivered 10 course through
ont Toe ye.r For Boarding Pupils see Circular
Term. and references can be obtained rom ne
sent by post Otherwise, and 90 sppcsuon 20 mr. Hoal
fule 3fs 5NMMAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
DRAWING


\ r. WATFRSTON would respectfully inform the pub
that viii open his next session for the instruction
n drawing black lead crayon, and painting Ia on or
water coors Broadway about the 10Th Of sep
TENDER FOR farther particulars apply a. his residence
p Walker-st s,...
,,,.scb,ng 4, scbools - I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
sARsAPARILLA SYRUP

FOs CLEANSING TIE BLOOD.
c,-nn WILL BIZ GIVEN iltbis syrup 10 not superior
,NDUU 10 any sold Put up 10 quart bottles fnee Us
cents each TIL. The cheapest aud by Tar ne Des' oe
m or xin...v rhsumstism cuaneous cru puOns les,
chronic .of- eyes .1sd hraf stubborn ulcers, yph NC
symptom. snd dis.asss arising rom al Injurious uss VI
m. rcury. dropsy. EXPOSURE f impruceuce la NE
Person. " i.h!ng ~ pgichase by he gallon or par
rel e. he applied Tie mcss rezsonaD.1 lef iii.-
cfpsl Dep6. - Broadway. s1-p ohtnam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
Spoui.Il Ailuirs.

The Paris Correspondent OF the Deatsche
SiEdpoa gives the following account of the state
daiDgs in Spain, and the results likely to follow
aaehom;
as2sn the solution of the endless confusion Ia near
Stfnucs approaching the goal of her plans and wish
certainly stands In need of the friendship oil Austria
I sAs vshes to make good her stand against England
he rnOceni Queen Isabella has by hor dear serrsnos
soa hope Of i've months standing, and indeed her
a'atOnean no longer be concealed. She 10 accordingly
Essulior reconciliation with her husband, who has
's spsrsted from her for five months but he replied
bas Minister charged with the arrangement that he
sHSor four mouths TO reflect upon the SUBJECT
fna aisstyrn,h the Queen can see no other eAttheh
@y down the burdensome, moneyless and h"ipiess
'"soo OF Spain TO sbdcste to 60 into private HE Win
sa SsN ssrrsno and in Paris joyously to consume
'-nsol a. nfans All entreailes advice and warnings
AYE been iruItess she is mmovsbe and threatens to
'' throne and Spain privately and put everyihing al
and u her determination 10 not complied with Inc
sAeo ministry has broken down on this gresi diem
IA and Nsryaez the conhdant of Christina and OF the
isees has fastened to Madrid In order TO unite Of
at TIE intricate knot as skliully possible II We can
s Madrid letters and the English papers Nsrvsez has
OAe TO Madrid to conduct the sbdics,ion of Isabella
prevent revolution and anarchy, and 10 proclaim the
paiehess OF Monipensier AS Queen. That England VIII
81 or moment tolerate this succession. and that 1t
VI a, once be oass bell 10 impossible to doubt Thus
saosyrssmens are heaped upon embarrassmen,s for
ae French government forcing Louis Philippe from bis
race policy and violently destroying Tor him the pain
~ soor OF seventeen years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
r. Ambro-iaI Tooth Paste

sad gums sad communicating agreeable odor 10
the his A1r0sz Paste % orfs apf OI-r fragrant
ingredients hss scElOveogr1 fsr Superior 10 any
Other denfnce Being comp GUIDED OF ssui1geni male
rails Il hsrder. he gums sni makes them s14eTe more
firmly 10 he teeth hereby A.ss materially m pr-.-ry
re tie ater from premature cecsy. This Phs'e also COM
bnss aniputre.ccnt ard detergent pfopertes ~ m emit
r-pt degree ard - frequent use means Of keep
ing the breath sri 10 sweet AMI healthy condi iQn
Prepared and sod BY HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist and
Druggist - BroaoWAy The Granite Building corner 81
Chamberssl Sod also a. leo FutOnt ard Cod fnglors
SO Huison-,t corner Of sp-ing. Price % cents.
AND, fu@eI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
sxy DIR. t,nnuIns,. Body Drscc D, An eiicIen

~ DIR. Bnnuins's BODY BrHce 10 Al elig en. re
toffor weakness OF no voice, lungf spine hn' , -
tc1lsry Tor dyspepsia, constipation and ps wln N,S
me-. u ~. omsch a1d aides WEAKLY Ten sle i-si grow
la children and al disposed - droop ard arc sedenirry
especially spins. subjects. viii b. delighted win 10 80
ton. Reference given 90 msny Distinguished ceI gymen,
b1ye been res-nej from apprehension, from de-
silii, ard hfonehils Pamphlets and boos " Commoo
sans- ,vlng Information hc tsd 81 TIE 'fcr. $50
Rfnad~Hr A sls iusftsrt-rce nr isfirs if~nfN