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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
az ELECTRIC TElEG Raj ~
Later from santa Fe.

coI Price sdll al that place-All Is quiet oul
volcano les under-Attempis at Rebellion
amo,g the Mexicans-Several MeXcan lh-
sn-ge1,. condemned at Taos-Eleyen huns
md many Whipped-6en kearney joined py
,bo Worroon Batiai0n-StOcktOn aud Near
nov. Disnute It'll unsettled-Lighinlng on
the Wires prevents decphering all the us
patch. ,r, Nav a. 1s47.
rieot Peck arrived at s. Louis on the l7'h ii't'
from Santa Fe. which place be left APnl p Col
p,;cs VA, still there and all was quiet though aP
parep,lv slumbering over volcano. Inc seHe' a.
ooipior is that the Mexicsns required only conPs
,,, leaders to rebel against our civil Government
-, pos,t;en was still engaged in trying iormer
insurgents. 1885, ~.
rie,,s R.al. Talbot and others left san Diego
Feb. %. bringing important intelligence. Az aos
the Court had condemned a large number oil the IN
.nrgents-eleven had been hung and many "hiP.
ned. six were hung the day Lieut. Talbot passed
through Taos. These executions created great
excitement among the Mexicans' and Efforts
,,,o,a making 20 stimulate Instruction and raise
,olunteers for rebellion. The Alcaide and many
influential men were opposed to the movement
The Indians were very troublesome. They al
tackled Lieut. Peck's party three times and wound
ed one Of his escort They stole all the horses and
mules. They were Pawnees and Camanches'-
Several Of our troops were badly wounded IN SUD
DUNG them
Col Fremont was at Cuidad des Angeles, + cd
%. acting as governor appointed by Stockton
Gen. Kearney, at San Diego had been lolnea oy
Lieut. Col Cooke, and his Mormon oa'tai.ou =. -
.sIerd;d condition and health and ell proceeded to
,e,ber and have been Joined by two artillery com
lanes. Col stevenson's n. Y. Regiment had not
arrived February 2. -.
The dispute between Stockton and kesrney re
mains unsettled Dispatches from California q
Government will be received BY this arrival
There is more news but lightning on the wires
,enders il impossible TO decipher dispatches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

~ The Courier asserts that ia statement
about the syivania Association having been A''"
ed under the special supervision Of the bai'o' o.
The Tribune" was altered ere it appeared 10 Us
columns. and . made to conform to his lourJ own
statement and that
IL no,;s,a or ttat ali,rnii0n fcice once BY letter
- 80 o-,iiv. VET instead Of copying Il from the
(,rir sf,er being informed Of the changes MADE ne
cbo,e TO p,in. the article from the uncoHecteo ltOO'
sheets in order 20 denouhee Us AZ as'1'e'NeS
never published
Here !, deliberate imputation Of dishonesty,
which il afterward spoken Of by the Courier as
trick" and something worse than "a spec Oh
rogaery" Let Us thoroughly repel this accusation
The Couriers long closing article was hrst put u
type By the Hsrpers from their pamphlet edition o.
the controversy and, as 1t did not promptly appear
in the Courier, we obtained proofs Of II from the
Harpers. and, seeing therein several gross mlsre-
presentations, including this one we wrote oriei
note correcting them, which we asked TO have ap-
,.s,ded in the pamphlet, as there was abundant
room This was fatty vetoed by the Courier man,
IN. bs said he would correct his one statement
when his article came out in the Courier, we IN
stsntly took that copy and gave 1t out Tor insertion
IN The Tribune. But it was printed on tofa ''0es
Of the paper, and O. paragraph had been cut IRON
the inside: 40 we sent 70 the Courier Office Tor
another copv. This was denied Us, the clerk say
ING they had none so we were obliged to PRINT ID
part from pamphlet proof, but one rhieh 1e sup
Dosed had receiped the authors final ooTTeettoHs.-
If we were mistaken. as is now stated, we ask
candid public to Judge whether the circumstances
afford the least countenance TO charge OF unfair
ness or dishonest, on our part. Is there anything
here and the Courier offers nothing else to break
the force Of the facts stated ia article OF Saur
day
The Courier says its statement with regard to
the sylvanians was, upon our asking leave to cor
rect it in a note, made TO conform to his The
Tribune'sl own statement No, No Sir 1t was
most unfair and unjust to iost this and much more
new matter into the closing article OF discussion
of twenty. four numbers at ALL The very idea OF
Discussion supposes that all the facts adduced are
10 be fairly canvsssed by both parties If he who
has the last word may hold back matter for his ar
ticle On which be seeks to fasten upon his opponent
the responsibility and the odum Of holding opinions
which, he utterly repudstes and repes' who does
not feel that he deals unfairly and ungenerously
Suppose the topic Of controversy had been Aboh-
ton and the Courier had filled its last article with
extracts from Garrison, Phillips Pillsbury, &c de-
| nouncing the Christian Church and the American
Union, asserting or implying that these were our
sentiments. or that we were contributing to their
triumph. whether consciously or not who does not
realize that its course would have been anything
but Just or candid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25
Defamation of A. L.. Jordan.

INV uAkl MAY q, Icfi,
DsAR SIR / am informed by your favor Of the
Dist inst which has this moment reached me, that the
late Whig Convention which you presided, nomi'
mated me As candidate for the Office OF Judge Of the
Court OF Appeals grateful for the honor conferred
lit is evidence Of high public confidence toward
which no citizen could feel indifferent and should be
most happy under circumstances which would warrant
it, to serve the public in honorable and responsible
station must nevertheless fer controlling reasons no
specially decline the nomination.
lam, dear Sir, very respectfully and truly yours,
A. l.. JORDAN.
Hon. c. H. CAKKoLI, Prssidot B1s Jsdieial STATE Con
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

BROOKLYN CRY CoSyESTIoS-By statute OF
the 10th inst each Ward in Brooklyn is authorized to
elect four Delegates who are to form Convention TO
revise and amend the City Laws The Convention Is to
meet in the Common Council Chamber on the % Mon
dav in July next to organize. The laws sgreed upon
are to be submitted the next Legislature The mem
bers are not to receive wages. but city is to dersy
the cost Of the Convention.
WHO MELrISGs TIL. EyESISe.-The Wings
ofthe different Wards meet this evetsng 81 the usual
places of holding meeting for the purpose OF nominating
candidates to represent them in City Convention 70 re-
wise the City Laws. Three Delegates Will also be Sc
ected 10 represent them in County Convention to be
held At Flushing on Thursday 9th inst We hope ev'
cry man will be on hand and perform his duty faithfully
" HENRY BIB. FugIve Slave VIII ADDRESS
the inhabitants OF Brooklyn, at the Brooklyn Female
Academy in Joralemon or Tuesday (this) evening
2Sth May Admirance free. Henry BIB Is native oil
Kentucky-has been sold to slayeraders six tmes-and
finally made his escape from the Cherokee Indians 10
whom be had been sold His wife, child and sisters are
u,po.ed 10 be still in slavery lie is an intelligent and
eloquent man and has addressed large and delighted au'
diepee, IN go,ton and elsewhere. His obects to ex
plain the nature Of American Slavery and give the re-
sui, Of hi, own experience and observation. II. Bib
-, :, -, - The slaves when separated
wiz sns "e a""s WIS "
by sales to slave traders.
80 .-. r A. .
rF~ There are at present iJO inmates OF the
County POOR House AT Flatbush-76 more than in Msy
ls46.
" The Natural History Society will meet at
the Institution on Thursday evening
t5~ The Second Lecture of Mrs. WReH1's Sec
-, 4. - ,Ai. sf,ernoop At S o'clock
ona course VIII DC gwen '--'
-. c..,-.,,, ara ahont IN tax q
measures to locate place for their works We nope
,hsv will bring matter. to focus speedily possible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

"THEaEs A Coon HAT ConrSo"-KNox, 1913 Fulton
Ct has just opened for public inspection an uneqased
stock OF Summer Hats and Caps, at his well known 60
tsblshment In the Sun Buildings on the shady side Of
Futon.st just step from the heat dust turmoil and
confusion Of Broadway Everything about his ceis
brsted store 10 cool and comfortable but bis hats re-
markedly and in addition to these indispensable Sum
mer qualities, they unite in an eminent degree Other
qualities desirable at all seasons as hghnes, chssp
ness elegance novelty and heightoffsshion benes-
The proprietor will take quite as much pleasure 10
showing in selling his beautiful hats although Tor the
sake Of the public, and from feelings 81 pure philan
,hropy he would be glad to every man In the cry
with one of them on his head my2l TuIh&slm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

rYa Extra fine Young Hyson Tea at rs cent? he'I
quality oolopg 50 cents fine new Gunpowder and
Young Tyson at so cts per ID. good oolons Is Baes
and Green do 2s per h.; best Crushed Sugar 10; cs
best White Havana cts. good Brown do. 7 and Gu
per ID old Java Coffee of the finest asvor at l2 cents
per h. very good do. lbs for ST. Families from the
country about purchasing are invited to call at the
wholesale and retail stores of J o. FOWLER. go and
.2s Greenwich and rs vesey sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

RURAL CEMETERY COMPANIES A statute pass.
"a the 9Th ut allows sBy more persons to bay
and hold 200 acres OF And tor burial place only and
10 have corpors,e elect trustees 10 manage their
concerns Se They must buy OF take eit In Ire
Coaniy where their cerfcsse recorded ana 'ne lsna
esnaoi be sold on execution and viii not be subject
10 taxation 1t Is to be divided IN lots, or plate, which
are " be cold for burytng places.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

ASSOCIATE JusTIoEs.-The Judiciary Act pro
viJes that each voter al the election til prox) msy
designate upon bis bso, Justice OF the Peace OF The
County from those whose term Of Office extends to or
hexond January ls49 To act Assistant justices in
Courts of General Sessions and that the two persons
thus designated by the largest vote shall ociAe in that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

AsfEEIcAS MUsEuN--Las evening this agreeable place
Of crowded 70 overnOwing 10 witness The sd-
mlrsDe perform .uce Of John Dunn Rascal Jack tie
appears his Afternoon and evening 10 with Ae
Chapman Family. Mr.. Harrison, Ar. Conoyer and Others
Alec Mss Stevens charming vocalist, who made her de-
but last evening and greeted with uubousded sp-
piauss. Tbs Hapoeou Diorams, . MASTERPIECES OF AT
the living Orsng Ouang the moot interesting object In
nsiara history, VIII also be exhibited Performances u
81 and O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25
Judicial Nominations.

The Wing Convention last evening nominated
JosEFH L. WHITE as District Attorney and then
adjourned to Wednesday evening. The Tam
MANY Convention meets to night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

u DK HoLLIox, 1t will be seen by sdyer.i'emsni,
COMMENCES his Lecturesagsin today Tickets can be lad
This time for the Course which will be more fa ADD er'
tended than any former The number ofucse hos
ever will be restricted go that Is probable nobs ear Do
obtained ser this evening LAdies will ob.eVs hat hey
bay. the same Invitation TO dag ~ Last Tuesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25
Business Nctires.

woopsMpoEs IMPROVED PATENT BANK Lock
The attention OF persons interested In saie Locks !. re
qussted to an advertisement of this title on the third
mage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

DnMosD POINTED GOLD Pass AT GRrAr kipceIos.
}. Y SAVAGE Is selling Dsmond Pointed ooa fea'o'
A., silver pencil included. Those In want 81 n"h'
sr.ice cannot do better than examine his stocs"@
s.t p,ns are now offered below tho usual prces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

FIRExES IL vnLAeEs-This act allows the
trustees Of Incorporated villages 10 appoint IRE engine
company. and hook and ladder comPany under GER
tain restrictions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

BANK Lock PrcNNa-As II. c. Jones has accepted
our challenge OF the nth inst We now inform him ar
we will meet him at the room OF the American Inst
tu,e. on Thursday the 9th inst at 10 o'clock AN .
make ire arrangements specified n the challenge % raA
zee shall strictly eoahae OHrssires. ..,,,
my21 u DIV ~ NENLLL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25
.,,o,rtment by the President.

SAMUEL HOLMES, Register OF the Land Oikne sr
the dlsirc, of Lsnds sublec, to sale at Quincy hue
S,ste OF Illinois rice William G. Flood resigned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

GOLD PEss.-The ehespes, and best Gold Pens
kept by }. W 0sesros CO. II Cedsrst who're
purchasers either wholesale retail ind anything
they want dscouo. from the prices Of other establish
mar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

RsorsrRY OF BIRras. MARRIAeEs AND DEATHS.
rhs State passed April -, act which provides that
the Clerks Of the several School Districts or IN cs
tain School Trustee. shall keep ssehedue OF
births. marriages. and deaths the OF the brides
bndegrcoms, and persons dying with the names, Sex
color OF children born aud Of the clergyman IN mar
sges and the disease and age Of persons dying The
reports 70 be snnusy sent 10 Tho Secretary Of Stse
persons who marry are 10 keep registers OF marriages
doctors and md~ives, registers OF births clergy
and physicians records Of persons they have attended
thsr lsst iness and sextons q burA District Clerks
msy inspect records and Boards Of Supervisors
ara " * computation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

DIArHRAoM FMTER-ofice removed TO SAB Brood
way corner Leonsrdst where heads Of families esPe
cisy ladies' are invited to see in operation that nvsus
bic purher Of the Croton water The prices arc w. "
and S. each. See advertisement on Wednesday, and
ssturday, my2l 3awlmMTu&n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

SUMMER HATS -RoBKRrsos, of the Phenix Hat and
Cap Mandatory formerly OF 1903 bu,now of 80 fulton
N Y and 63 Futonst Brooklyn, has just introdueedb'
beautiful style OF Drsb and Pearl Casters, the price OF
which be has reduced the former to ~ and tho latter
to 81 So These Hats very light and pleasant and
are trimmed to prevent the Precipitation from sia
ing through. my22 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25
Cen TayIor's Reply to Trenton.

In February last public meeting IN Trenton
adopted resolutions condemning strongly the con-
duct of the Administration toward Gen. Tsy Tor and
his Army. The State Gazette publishes the io'-
lowing reply: ,s,-
Camp near MONTEREY, Mexico, April 10 ie4':
sin. have read with much qualification. and win
feelings OF warm respect and gratitude the resolutions
ADOPTED by meeting OF the citizens OF Trenton enclosed
10 your letter Of the 18th OF February ana which express
the approval Of the operations of army in the enemy
country and desire watch over and guard the ghts
of all engaged in the lsborious and hazardous duy o.
sustaining the nstionAl honor In war Win alofeisn
enemy. -, -
While thus Drawing danger and death for the common
country our troops will ever ind an ample reward IN
such warm expressions of appreciation and OF real Jus
tee while greater stimulus to the endurance oil prYa
ions and 10 renewed exertous In vindcsng the honor
of the country, Is impressed upon all.
Be pleased dear sir accept Tor yourself and the cit
liens of Trenton the thanks OF all OF US who are
thus honored by your sympsthies and warm interest
and be assured that beyond these ask no more sor
ous reward Your most obedent servant
a. TAYLOR MsjorGeners, L ;. Army.
DR. JOHN T. CLARKE. Secy of Meeting Of Trenton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

ILLSEss oF Mr. WEBsrER.--We learn from the
Augusta (Geo) Chronicle that Mr.. Webster, on Friday
lsss wss sii detained in that city BY rather
tsck Of rcmtent fever lie had scarcely been able to
leave his bed for days His physicians have advised
Kim 10 return to the North and he authorizes the Chroa
cc to cay hat a. soon Is recovered be hopes to sc,
savannah by the way of wsynesbOro' and the Central
road and from Savannah to Charleston thence to New
York by the southerner The attending physicians en-
ses,aned the hope that he would be able to commence
the homo ward journey yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25
Bonrd of Aldermen.
REsurAs MEETING. .MoNDAr, MAY "a

J,yss of Tadns,rg Market SdHds- stceeptnS Ma
ehiHs-Sunkes Lots and SfqgndHt Waters-GrdreiinS
Strsas-Fortielh-a 81. complained of-LdmPs-Pulp--
lots 10 be Fenced EHgHs-AraiR9 Posts-Ped'
Lars-Spiae-Askes Sifters-Sldnghiu H0uses-Hose
Co-Pirs AZ foo, Of Stanton, Brooms. ac-See|
Thirty.sirth-s -Do. Battery plGce-Gas 10 81 Marks
Sc-Hydrants-U 1d1 Drains, SdSpGnt WatTs &c
-MoreiLamps-d ppointnen,s-H House for Lnndties-
OpeninS Madison s9uare-Brodf Tire on DrGys &c.
-WidsHiH7 Thirty ourth.st (as ndrkd sutet)-
Pgnp-CkGrtfy and Aims Department-Prtnfps 70
me Gin. pro tem.-The Beef Contrdeior-RGsss
Everlasting Parenent-Alcoh0lic Refreshments-OU t
Carts Manure DtD6ts. Police Iatolytas IN Sfres'
CYsaHfu1-Srred Obs,ruct0ns-7OO Tons Codt-Ad-
,ODruuenf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

FRENCH Boors-YoUsG L. JONES, Annst near ne
Museum, are selling fine French Calf Boots at ""
equal to those usually cold for 81 or ". Quick 'a<'
and ANAL pro6ts IA their MOTTO rnyl5 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

Faox BosroS.--sir. Dennis brought US the Atlas
Of yesterday. ris Springfield and Nsv'Hsyen iIe0a'
tanned no news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25
BOARD OF Assistant Aldermen.
REorLAS MEETING. MONDAY, May Il

LiRhts-ArniHs P0sts-feHSfdf8
Co-Elecitoa Districts-.I inspeei g,
Poils-House of Iadns,ry--Mdyor Ct1k-Ctiy fr1,t
ing 70 be stren out BY CoHudct-b"'o" '"'a f"'''
hmm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

~ life Of luxury and Indulgence induces slou, sn'
the mental perceptions aud eDeryates tho frame. Inss'
are ns necessary consequenees-buI siekne" ana o'~
are among It's contingencies The very excuses hal pre-
duce disease By terrible but just dispeoss,iou, rsnds
the constitution less capable Of bearing up sgsos. n T
ages To those doobly Frustrated by physical psia sna
deficiency Of vital power 10 endure H. recomns1'
sAsDSs sAss,PiRLLA the best agent for relieving
one and producing reaction Of The other I opefsoH
are In harmony with Mature IL not only subjsgassps
ease but recruits the energies which indulgence nsJ "
psrsiyzed.
Prepared and sold wboiesais and retail, By A. bap
SANDS, Wholesale Drussists, 100 Tulton-sI eofrsf
WliIisn.sL rs Broadway, srd II East Broadway, hss
YORK. Sold also ~ Dusgiss generally shroogho's ~
aiied slsIss Price 81 bot- or siI boiiles fos -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

CANADA THIsrLEs.-The act of April2l, requires
the superin,endents of Canals and all Railway and
Turnpike Corporations in this State to cause all Canada
Tbi.es and other noxious weeds growing on hecsnsl
bank. or on lands owned by said companies to be cut
down twice every year. between June Is and July l.
and between August IS and September l.
DEBTS MAY De CoNPoUNDED-Executors ana
administrators are by the law Of las, month to os SUI
thorized by the Surrogate, to compound any debt or
clsm belonging To the estate OF their esiaior or mites
tate on such terms as the Surrogate shall approve
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subscriptions received to The NEWCOMER
MONDAY, Nay "a

MosDAY, MAJ Al
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

Oh who sil have ffeckles sunbgrn or pin
or mcrphew and tan on their brow, checks ana e~f'
There cannot exist any fools 10 endure Ihein, -
Fur they know Jones Soap WAL IiSllby cure ~ Nv
On VINO will have skin that Is dark brown OF yo"~
Or face that Is desihnke and paid and ,.v
When Iney know that " use Jones soap 10 Ineu $50
For makes every maiden healthy, clear oeenv .,
~ In Is GLoRIops AND CHAKMise 10 gaze vsnlss
homsliest face after being washed with me - ~
Jones' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. but no ss,rs
conceive its besnty.working powers wiiaoah W ~
Buy u nowhere else but ., she sign Of me -
u Chathsn-sl pJ~
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sub.er,Ution.received to The Weekly Tribune.

subscriptions received to The Daily Tribane,
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~ The inimitable Portraits produced at the
PLUMBs NATIoSAL DAGUERREAN GALLEY on the
upper corner Of Broadway and Nsssaust so Tar as we
can Judge wthou. any mistake superior to anything
that we have seen anywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

" The attention of the people in general and
police in particular Is invited to an advertisement In
another column headed $500 reward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

E9rhe art OF rejayooaung is progressing woodens1s
Pna.oI's Magic HAIR Dye "a producing astonisn.n r. "a
Old fr1en1s who have been shi cIsd with gray te
boards lske quite By surprise al their improves
ance, and sull pagurai that we know not ~hss AZ
butte the change until they, Ia confidence, n - m
agree In saying here IL nothing equal 10 NE -
for instantly eoloring The hair sod whocssc 40 "a
Al 81 Brosiwsy, and BY Drug and Faacy Dsasi,S
orally. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

PoLIcE.-Hyman Brock was yesterday arrested
by officers Miller and Purdy Of the Third District Police
Court charged with obtaining trunk containing en-
broidersd sces ruslins &c valued At $780, from Her
man Brooks He was held % bail 70 answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

w Has The eroai Author Of Nature provided as sh 20
remedy for The diseases lesdiae hefeo
which 90 fesriully common 10 our county n" ~
Jeff had relief from sha, fatal seourgs by rsnssk2
other lands No, IL Is not 80. The best-Ns4f' orA
remsdy-s ready al our hand The wild Cherry sAa mo
Pine furnish Us with cure, where cure 10 possess VI
WissIs Balsam Of Wild Cherry, formed BY chsmsesi ca
raeis from Wild Cherry barb aud tar relieves all csses"
Consumption, end ereelusIy where Il has no' ~"
gressed 90 far ~ TO beyond subdues the moG ia
ersle cssss OF Asthma, Of 80 and 40 years soirs
stops raising Of blood, after ohsr remedies fAsnd 70
every Aind Of snecl Of The !uogs and liver ss'
our climate induces The remarkable efficacy OF hb vos
d.ral medicine, % many diseases hitherto deemed nfa"
bic has excited among physicians great curiosity s'
precise nature Of singredsnl Lot purchasers oss''
ofimislions and couulerfeils.
None genuine asless signed l. BUTTS on the wfsPfe
For sale By A. b. ). SANDS Dfuggiss, 100 Feli0s"
corner Of William agents Of Ihs city also, al 70 s".
way, snd ~ East Broadway, aud by Druggists seas'~'
throughout The United stal-s Beware OF counLsissb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

~ The Gas Light Company are about to take
measure. to locate place for their works We hope
they will bring matters to focus as speedily IS possible
a. ths cry of the people now Is " more light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

FIRE.-The alarm at ~ o'clock last night came
from a Plumbers store 10 Wster-st. near Peeksip-
r,.,,.,. ,rsaing