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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
1o,,.r from The civ Of Mexico.
We transcribe the following from letter dated
SAINT AUGUSTINE Mexico, sept r. lefI.

We transcribe the following from letter dated
SAINT AUGUSTINE. Mexico, Sept a. lef1'
D,ay Faih.r You mentioned Corporal ALBRIcr
moor fellow showed him the hiters In which nls
mother was mentioned and he felt much grained 10
hear from her Well one morning he came 10 me Tor
nerm.son 10 visit the city which readily granted He
raturned IN a few hour. time-Or rather Should say
that he wss brought home, having received a mora.
sonnd from the knife of 4 ysin1us Mexican oil ~hch
he dIed Ia less than a hours lie was young man oi
the mot beushed character, and In losing nim We
lost a man who WAS esteemed and lsmented by the
,shoe ~ snent told him thI hs could not i've and
think he hal time TO mplOre mercy and resisn MN
eli a. death which time be seemed 20 redeem fou
will please tell HE mother. II you see her mat nave
saved hi. Bible and some other he things iot
her His land she can obtain - well ss MS pay que
him suppose you hsye snxiously resn me
l.t Of the Killed aud wounded for my name inshk
Providence that although In tbs midst OF the ihrec DAT
Ties Of the city was preserved when our poor ooys
were cut up In all directions Company Il oil Ne" or
volunteers only mustered 80 the last morning OF
the battle aud duriDg that mos arduous conflict Out OF
that 80 p were WOUNDED. Lieut. BROWNE and eish'
mn survived the shots and spears You may form 81
opinion of the bloody conflict When you learn inst Lieut.
Browne and bis eight alone escaped tnree OF 'he
wounded died soon after -, c,.- 81
Ysu have no doubt Rad Of ihs taking OF tne Cly y
Me.ico Capt Van Oinds was killed 10 an Instant
e.nno, us.s over noticing the lsneuted IL Col baxter
who was wounded Al the same time and has since ciec
of his wounds, The regiment mourn Tor MIN s 81
etr,,r gentleman and beneTolent kind hearted toi
der.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
The Rally Tonight.

II the Wings Of our City had Hall that would
bod tentb part Of their number-if they were
not dissracefally destitute Of any place tit TO ho'a
City Meeting iD-we would ask them 70 come
sosether Al one man this evening to respond 10 Tue
Whia State Nominations, listen to the '"'''"s
soeecbes of their champions and animate each
oshsr.s exertiops in the pending contest. Bat
.,,,c. ,hs hest room we can get is La Fayette
H.lI which 10 about large enough for an E'sh'o
Ward Meeting, we will only ask those VINO ca"NO'
do the Good Cause better service IN tne"
WARDS. 10 come to the County Meeting IL VIII
be a good one. beyond doubt, aud ably addressed
II will hold perhaps fifteen hundred Of us at once,
and wben these are too much crowded they VIII
give way 10 others. Come
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
PROM THE SOUTH.

WASHINGTON Oct 26 g ?. NJ.
The New Orleans mail OF the 10Th bas been re-
ceived. TIE steamship Galveston arrived at New'Or'
leans from Galveston bringing dates from mat place 70
the 18th inst
The P6oynze ssys tina, the yellow lever "" prevail
ing at Galveston to alarming extent 3 in'ermen"
having sken p see for the week ending 18th cpl
dernle was also on the Increase la mstsmoros aud
Mobile
Col. I.aac Van Zsnd, Of the candidates for Gov
ernor and formerly Minister at Texas from the United
states died at Houston from fever. Oh the 18th
The Te1as C,r0ian estimates the present population
Of Texas a, $4,000
The Board Of Health Of New Orleans oftcisly so'
nounces ps, the prevailing epidemic yellow ie'er) hS'
nearly disappeared.
Toeonly in,ermens which took plscs At SewO'leans
IN the le,h wsre-Hsgh Dunlap. Of New York, aud
VIM Homer Of Massachusetts VINO died from oioer
canes than fever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
Our Senators.

The Wing nominations for Senators IN thus City
are now complete, and we venture to say that iour
better men have never at any time represented IT.
JOHN L. LAWRENCE and WIN. SAMUEL
JOHNSON are lawyers by profession though the
latter has retired from practice. SAMUEL FROST
is a wholesale merchant WILLIAM HALL a
publisher and seller Of MUSICAL exemplary citi'
zens who seek no Office aud not taken up because
they want but because they are wanted. We
cherish strong hopes that three Of them viii be
elected. while we do no, despair Of carrying them
all Wings of New York when such men con
sent to be your candidates. what ought you to do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
General Rpi-copai Convention.

EfCHrEE>rH AN---.toucaacrd-
The vote having been declared on the second OF
Mr. lngsrsofs csnoBs discussion srose On Poinis oil
o,ser which oecauied some time. TteI Mr.. Williams
nj n. w,hdrsx hi. amendment ~ the csnons reported
by the Joint comme supPosins that tins sense Of ms
House had already been sufficiently ss'er'anei upon
the points involved
rne question then came up the orisnA eAnons
aud Dr. H.wks moved amendment, TO TIE hf'' canon
10 Ire sascl ihA no remission Of ne sentence o. Tue
suspension SHOULD lsse place Without Toe consent OF
thifcs 81 The COay-uuon OF The diocese WIZ "n'e1 1
suspended Bishop ~-s cuurcctcd
Hereuocn a scene VI great clniason ehsuro er'1Is
gentleman spoke ~ once. and greer leA VI -
too flleG TIE house Wiz noise Dr- OsAoy -
ius sud inquired Il the sneodneni ~ss ~ ofo1'' snu
- char e@-Iaef hat u not II Introduced ne =
grinciyle. Dr. Hs~ss -ap2cssd bot Alter ,on's sc So,
ser.ston from several parts ~ Inc nO1sr, ~ Cs-Dl
siihirs< bis objection, and ih- qaesuoH s.' .sen ~
- n, ana Il "a. Oct The question Sas tneL
%, on and IL vas carried without d'isoh
conuit,4s OF tn- Penalty OF cusyc1sip1 |. amended
- the House v; shops. as tren is>ru ~ Tue
voted not q concur Ia tnc ne ani-hol,.DN !" IS
moved 3 strike out the words fres' s.a AH'
can. 8 sud thea The cznon A. srir nSe1 ~~ si'Fr@
Co the laird canon trr Hou-c also refused - ccDcu
with tbe House Of Bishops tai adopted ihe canon a.
stood and then s1lo1rneed
Rgrrss Hous % GGS. TAyL0g--We stated 4
fss DAYS since. rnss Gsa- Taylor might soon "a ez
prciei Zone We were s~Are A. ne Hih7 = n
IN notice that Gen Taylor n.i aPpcd ~ cav. "a 40
s-aee -; it Dot feel auth rzed q sA,- X We per
c-ise that TIE TACT h.s E'crroued Al nx'oo
and that lis return "a soou; the lsi o. Noscef can
cot Be doubted. have 60 id-e ne u.'-tnnrrl
oult refuse hi. request sfs-r long .oscbce u
selive service Gen TsyloEs krrivsl Il hAisInotos
- anticipate his expected permission 10 s''i eis ANIL
sns as ri-nts In tbs uuif-t states. scc Tot t1eEe
sstatlsa rs asa5casrssr - has ses1 r-nossd
iSsv-O.ls>ns ssro4si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
p,,,r .DvrrtrA OCT .6-P N

IUTf'F TIIItIlt u 7 ~ III0''7"'
PYfi1ADEIFEA oct SOP. NJ
The Flour market remains dull, and the only
,e made public is 800 b5s good brand al - closing
si,h more sellers than buyers. Com MesA lsst sslt
- Rye Flour -~n,-d - o % ''"s~' ss-sy a. slc
.d sales are reported less supposed At )e Tor reds
Corn Dropping aud no large sales made pubic Oais
southern sod At ijc. Cotton holders rather hfmer
gOO 70 800 bales mostly Ofleans sold since ls.i wees
stgallc sugars ste dy, with Gales o w nnos new
O,i.n. a, g. 7c Coffee firm but quiet Provisions nc
cnsnse Whi.ky sales limited a 2sc for hhds and 80,
for bis Coal vessels scarce, and wanted at advanced
rates
stocks were very usc,ve odsy.
Fi-st Bgard-s-640 Penn 81. 7ii 10 Girrd BS. J /
zoo Schuy Ma g. o. 65 200 Lehigh Coal scrip -
Secoad Boare-ssOO Schay XIII Nav 6s %. o. iOe'
County Co. l0l IS G.rsTd b. IL 20 Kentucky b. 'oi
500 Penn -. 7Jt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

The Whis Senatorial Convention Of this District
(Eiehth Ninth and Fourteenth Wards assembled
at Broadway House last evening and nominated
SAMUEL FROST of the Ninth Ward tor sens-
tor We believe this excellent nomination -
Ma. FRcsr is Merchant OF unsulhed character
and unwsvering whig principle and will faithfully
represent his District II elected as we trust he
will be-rhe contrast between sach candidate
and the one opposed to him cannot be without IL
effect in the Popular Vote,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
GREAT FRESuET .

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26-P. D.
There was no Southern mail from beyond Angus
IA. Georgia We could learn nothing new from passen
gers with whom We conversed.
In Cincinnati it has raIned three days In success
sion. The Canal has been damaged greatly. Inc sqoe
duct Of the Miami Canal hiss been carried away hoo
aso the Railroad bridge The rse In the little Miami Il
unprecedented. The destruction Of properly Is iUi
menss.
ak soldiers have arrived at New Orleans whom
Cen TAYLOR sbipped out Of Mexico for murders and rob
beries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
HERKIMER MASS CONVENTION.
By Telegraph to The Tribune.
Special Correspondence.

Special Corespobdsnce
Urea, Tuesisy Oct 26-s P NJ
The Mass Convention Of the Radical Democracy
assembled at Herkiner today. CHURCHILL Z
c.x.p,,ssG Of Suffolk Co was President. An
Address wa reported by JoHs VAS BUKhS'-
Dawn f. FIELD Of New York, reported resolu-
tions repudiatiDg the proceedings Of the Syracuse
Convention aud advising Democrats TO vote as
,ho,eh there were no Nominations pretending %
be Regular They Of course resiiirm and stand
fs,, By the principle Of the Wilmot Proviso.-
These Resolutions were unanimously adopted
No State Ticket was nominated
Hon. DAVID WiLMoT Of Pa isuthor Of the Pro
vi.oJ c. C. CAnsEELEsc, and joins VAS BuRt'
were the principal Speakers Yours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

service. By prayer. .hcr which Rev Dr. De W" .. o.
x.. York. and Rev DR.. BrCsdbesd addressed ''' So
en- . In an eoquea, sad Impressive "'Hn'" = -
co-p-r store were placed sundrJ doeunen" -.
Win the history Of the formation OF tns soe''" -
surssv school the L,diss Benevolent se~Ds ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
C1ncrNNAr1. OF. 26-llt ?. D

IL has raned three days the. Little Miami is
overlooking Immense quantities OF Grain sre destroyed
the fences for fifty miles swept away the bottom
lands are submerged The Ohio River at Cincinnsn
ia rising foot and half hourly. Ito tributaries sre
rising rapidly Mil Creek gardens arc covered win
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

IT, M.RriS II. TRuEspsLL Is the Wing can
didste for Assembly in the Twelfth Ward. Had
he been long resident there. We need not assure
the voters that he ISIS sterling and capable wing
who is every way worthy OF their sufiraees We
know him as faithful and effective lsoorer IN the
whig cause nine years ago when he commanded
a ssesmboat on the North River IN the canvass
which made WV. X. SswaRD Governor, and he
is the same still We have strong hopes OF his
electlon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

WI. GAKMsos.-The Cisro'aRd Herald oi tne
I'D inst says This gentleman Who has been eoDin7o
in this city for seysrs weeks ~ severe 'ekhs'' 'e
for Boston yesterday Hs friends ~ be s'Ad % '"aiH
mai he Ia rrg.nlrR hi. health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
Business Notltes.

NJ We are requested 10 call the attention OF our read
ers to the large sale Of Lois the great work oil me
Atlantic Dock Company IN Brooklyn, which Is TO take
place at the Merchants Exchange on Thursday 'h n'
at y O'Clock aud s.o 10 the sale Of other Lo. being VI
lara, size, near the residence OF John Rankin, Esq In
clintou-st which will be made al the same time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
MARRIED

In this city. Ocsoher % by Rev Nr. Remington NJ
HENRY RICHARDS 20 Mics MARIA = WHITING,
both OF Nsw Hartford. Conn.
At Boomugisle near CNntoo N Iuasda, nun lon.
inc Oct n. by Rev. A wini,us A DuNHAM HOPE
Of Nsw.York, ~ ELIZABETH = daughter OF Nehe'
fah Duphar Efu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
nv THE SOUTHERN NAL.

B- By an osicial correspondence IN the on''H'
- ,b,,s .e.upsn named Thomss Dennis, eelots &
a., 10 the .,esrn frisss Princeton, nov At Gsbrssr
~, 18th nj, srn. While engaged In firing salute 10
honor Of Princs Demssos Of Russia- who h.i paid
tn vessel The Prince, on bearing ct the 'eei
s.ot ,.ta M. pension Of 800 francs per snnun on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

~ joan CoLviS is the Whie candidate Tor
Assembly ia the Foarteensh Ward He is one Of
tho Oldest and mcst s,esdsst sborers for the Wing
cause in ths, Ward, and may now be carried, 10y
reason Of the split among our opponen,s) If the
Wings will only try Why no.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

Gen WILLIAM HALL Of the Fourth Ward
va upsnimously nominated iast evening ior Sc
nssor BY the Delegates representing The ak lower
Wsrds in Senatorial Convention. Gen hall
IL widely and well known in the District wherein
he has resided aud done business Tor many years
ia an excellent and popular citizen, whose vote
viii pos be circumscrbed BY the limits Of Party
He ean be elected. and we trust he raj be. wings
OF the Fret Second, Third Fourth, Fhth and
Sixth Wards You will shame yourselves and
wrong your brethren throughout the State II you
a, not elect him triumphsntly AL together, now.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

~ The Magnetic Telegraph will be extended
To Charleston :. & ssrly IN December The registers
sre sll up at Raleigh Fayetteville chtra~ ara Colum-
,he Commencement tBallmore Am.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

IT,. N. BaLrsrtK is the candidate for
Assembly in the Eighteenth Ward He is law
yer Of good standing and Wing OF many years
aeiirine, effective service. A strong pull by al
the Wings. such as he has often given for those
who were Wing candidates, will elect him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

srPsnoA Coukr-Sos %. III. IS. 10. "a. IS. IS "a
l02 ~ a. %, isj 81, y i7 las lo3 80 100 20 L.
l5i tn 81 IN ~ a ~. 81 - o. ~ iJ1
COMMON PrEks-PHt Mos II -. 81. IS. 20. l0I
q iO7 IO9 ll3 AS liz. Il9 lsi. IL. IA P-rt 2ss
s- 10 III ia 76 i7s Ia ls2 lss i-6, Is 10 IL
fg1 lyt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
Whis Nominations -.i,srs

Ossego Coz. CsASDikR Roor.
Schenectady C0.-DAviD P. GKksSo-
Seneoa Co-CYRUs J. SUTTON.
WaVae co.-ELisHA PETIT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

FLoMDA-lt had already been settled that the
Wings have II no, majority IN the ne" senate
Of Florida The Tallahassee Sentinel OF the is'n
inst brings US the following returns OF the ne"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
BROOkLYS Affairs

A Nav CEURoH--The corner stone Of the MID
de Protestant Reformed Dutch Church The n,ersee
loa Of Bs..sr kac Court "a. lad yesterday slter
rOon. ~hen Rev lsssc Mum Of New. Yort opensd the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
JsseyH r. TAYLOR, s.csetsriss.
NJ. 49, I. Suappl.DX

- Genernl Committee Of Democratic WING
VSsns Sleu-An I'd jouTDed meeting VI TINS commune
viii Be- he'd Al the Brood way House on Thursday even
~. a. "a !, hslfp.st O'clock. BY order
ias' o'' ~ - "'" JAS T NJ BLEAkLEY, Chairman.
e. 30 pt 4 a.,s. s"'rH' s.~st.Iie. ona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

~ Gan TOW THvss positively close. his engagement
Al the Museum next Saturday, when he SAL, 'y epNs
D., In hs Northerner Till then be holds his levea
every morning afternoon and evening The Oen.fs
.eai fsyore wherever he goes aud dufns the teuiHH
Ter Of M stay here sure be seen by Thousands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27


We believe the Wings kaofrH to be elected form
exactly majority Of a fall rouse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

~ SicNoR BLirz perform variety OF hrs most Won
d.,fnl fssfs TO nish AZ the Society Library Inc anm
rers OF the marvellous will be grahed 10 their hearts con
tent witnessing the miraculous metamof ph0ses aceom
pl.hed by Sig His v-ntfiloquism - the very esencs
u ali that u humorous Ills exhibition closes Al the ena
- H.. .u.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

CYRosEkr q. CAarBsLLis the Wing candidate
10 the Sixteenth Ward. lie is ayosns lawyer bat
usa Of talents. character and worth, and we trust
the Wings Of that Ward will do their best for him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

n Our Report Of Prof AcA.Iz's ForRrH
Lscrssx lsss ssssiss Are compelled TO Pos'po0s.
!, yin appear 10 the Eseains Edition Of today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
Loce-Fece Nemi M tiens.

Os~ss Col. Martin Yoans. Springfield 2 olec'i
chsmbsnain. Richfslss j. pt. ssasrss, osseso
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no u n ~ - n = y
MOSES MAYNARD
T. r DFFORESr
q. j MESEROLE,


NfT+ 7 on VlT. % IoFf'
The report wa, ordered to be printed with the accom-
usnyins sstony and made the order OF the day Tor
The next regular nre.ing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
wurc NOMINATIONS FOR SENATORS.

- General County Meetins.-The Whis Eser
ors Of the City and County Of Newfofk are
assemble NJ Lsf.yetts Hall in Broadway, opposite MD
ros an WEDNESDAY October q, at ~ o'clock, for tie
e.rpo.s Of receiving the Report Of the Delegates 10 the
syrsesse Convection and to respond to the nominations
there made for State Ofhcen-
Several insushed speakers are expected 70 s''ie'
thu n.a>tipx By order Of the General Commute
]. PHILLIPS PHGNIX, Chairman.
ABM r. LAWRENCE. Asst~Cbairman.
Isssxa r TAYLOR. lc...,..ts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

Es- AUTUMN, ls47, Fashion for GeNtenes'' Has, vii
be- Introduced on Friday, Sept 3. The Black Bear"
Has we are now manufacturing will embrace impor'an
improvements recently perfected by u.s. and In quaiy
and elegance Of style VIII BE- unequalcd by any hereto
fore offered They will be readily distinguished by 'n'
nap which when sgia.ed by tho cir becomes de'sene'
into delicate and graceful ~jas oiiss feature cna
sctersuo Of the choicest quality of genuine Beaver
ann, Bons, " dt.x % lsf7. aus u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

~ Auetoueers Public Institutions and Societies. as
we'll NJ Merchants Manufacturers and others can Ad'ei
,e in tn. newspapers OF any cities or towns N 'ne
country, at PMMERs Agency in the Tribune buii'int'
lie is appointed BY the propnetors 10 receive
-. .nd .uh.cri ntinn. fnr theIr seYeral paPeIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

MAsNifICEsT, OLoRIOCs HAlk-sIIky soff Clean I'm
sud Lovely be had for Three Snilinss OnlyWe have
many gwen you the names Of Of most
syectAbe citizen. 30 have pledged their word that After
tl they have found JoSEss Coral Hair Restorative
~ posses al the qualities claim for n We sxzn
tell forces the human hair 70 grow stops and
u falling o1 remedies scurf dsndruf And II
yoa but three shilng real and actual qualities
in the .boye and showing how soft dresses harsh
dry hair keeping II order three lon Ier than
hair oil o. pona,pm. Pncs =, cent? = ceats AID 81
ssd only Al he s.gn oltle Asric Eaxe s2chsaa1a-st
NY or i3s F1.toust srooklyu. ol 2tsod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

PoLIcE -Information Was yesterday received by
Constable Jes-pn q this city thsi ,he store Of hessrs
Ornastest a Soa Caspslst New Haven vss broken
open OF Saturday nsai last. and robbed Of srelry to
the value u 5000. The ghisi escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

~ GOCKAgDs ITALIAN MEDIcATED Soar 30 celeb rset
Tor the positive removal Of tan, pmpes freckles Old sores
ng~orm uorphe~ sso~ red, rough chapped o. other
injured SKIN sale this city only At 81 Walker.
= first Broadway Also brorur ard biact ,ftos
pead< very superior quality, Tor immediately changing
red gray hair. GoCEsUD's Liggid Vegetable Rouge,
G0urauds Lily White Lubins perfumes Tor the hsndker
che O0CKaCDs Poutre subtle for Grad perfa
human hair from tie forehead, part Of the
frame Bear E mind, o. Walkers hfst store FROM
Broadway. Boston, 10 Wa<ainzton-st. o25f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

RicHELtgu DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PtNs-Iheie "
no dancer Of the nib. Of these pens coming on IheY are
the best and cheapest pens and the points are
rsnted Sold exclusively by B. L. WATSON Il Co - WI
nam-st door belov Wal st. and l. SAVAGE " rui-
ton,t who are now Offering all kinds Of gold pens, whole
.ae or retail AZ the very lowest prices Gold pens with
pencils IS cts s 81 50; sold a. Il 50 and - else
where Gold pens carefully repaired
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-08-06
MAKLEm SPRINGS.

THE public are hereby respectfully informed that
'he subscriber has now completed his buildings.
ana erected his baths al the mineral springs at HSr
,em' Tor the accommodation oil invOlids, or such as
labor under all ormS oil chronic diseases. He deems
It unnecessary, at this lime, 10 go into de,aied de-
'crp1on o the analhicaI properties of the water
OF these springs. Suffice it TO say thai they are de-
signed BY the Great dlsposer OF all things Tor the
heaI'ng oil mankind. He combines the regular sci
ehce o' medicine with the mineral virtues OF these
springs, in his course OF treating diseases to asma.
ny as choose TO call on him. The well known Of.
iecIs OF bathing, in all forms Of diseases, can here
be fully realized The hydropathic bath not excep.
ted. Invads, or those laboring under chronic dis
eases, such as scroiula, rheumalsm, dyspepsia. &c
Will hnd It 10 their great advantage 10 vs, these
springs and apply the restoratatives there offered
ior their reei. KELLER
Harlem, September 10, l846--49-4t.
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Special Master COmmisSioncrs Sale.
Rachel Mcknight

Rachel Mcknight Couu OF coma.or
Sasaanah waIl.ms. ct. as ( Pleas caroi'oOuap
BY "rturoi an order Of ss'-, ifzusd on, Of the
roun of common pieas OF said county. aud TO uip
oIr'ct-i, ! wlil offer Tor sale al the door Of the
ecuT; house Iu Cauoilton, on
Friday ne l3ii day Of August. IBl7,
te'wern the hours OF 10 o'rlork, A. NJ. snd 4 o..
eork, P w. ei ~sld day, the follow iug real estate.
90 wiH part 81 section 34 wnship "a, OF range o.
oeg'nnlng a; ghr northeast corner ol said tract al
stone, thence sough 20 aud tWo-tenlh perrhes tc
sstone, theurt west % Pefches 10 a stone, thence
north rs and two-Irnlh perches 10 a stone, thence
east 80 rrrcheS to the beginning, containing % a.
cres and 3 p'rches. ALSO, the following desert.
tel 'ra" u' land, part OF the southeast quarter O.
seet on 81. OF township ll. Of range ., beginning
ri ihe uothwesl corner OF ssid quarter section
'hrr's ei~t 50 pcrehes, thence south 40 psrrhps
thence west So perchps thence moth 20 perche,
n ths beginning, containing IL scres. All in The
d'sircgoi lands ordered TO be sold al StpubeuyIIe
OHIO. T. Mcguire, Sheriff
Juy ., IsI7-s9-5t. Pr. lee -.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-08-06
SIlEREFF'S SALE.

BY ynmc Of writ Of Plu. Al. Vcndi Expo. is.
sued oul Of the court oil common pleas Of Carroll
county, aud 'ome directed | will offer Tor sale al
Me loorot The court house in Cduoton on
Friday the 13h day Of AuguSt, l847
bctwe. the hours Of IL O'Clock, A. NJ. Bnd o.
clock, +. VI. the following described property, to
VIII The wrst halt ol lhetoulIwcsI quarter ol see
ton IT, towu5hp u, and range L. ALSO, lhc
sonlhcast quarter oD the southwest quarter Of sec
uod It, Iowrohlp -, Of range !; containing brty
Aclr-, more or less, with the improvements there
o. laken in execution and viii be- sold by
+, MCGUIRE, Sheriff
July ., 1sI7--3O-5t Pr. tee 81 %.