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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01
The Bill for the Relief of ireland.
Correspond enee OF The Tribune.

WAsHfNoroS. Feb. q, lsG.
send you the Yeas and Nays on the motion Of
Mr.. CM1rrSprs. today TO take up the bill for the
relief Of the suffering people Of Ireland and Scot.
land In the Senate l want 10 call your readers
attention 70 this matter more at length If the bill
does not pass today il viii not pass this session, as
no bill can be sent from one House TO another, for
the first time during the last three days Of the SEES
sion. We may get it up yet, bat unless it is 90;
through before Congress adjourn, today We may
as well abandon IL have restrained myself hom
making any political alusion this bill, but II it is
lostf shall give such a statement OF facts in my
next as will show up Loco FocO sympathy for Ire
land in It's true light. bespeak for my statement
beforehand an impartial hearing, and now con.en,
myself with giving the vote
Fo- taking Up "A. BIZ for ne rslisfef Ireland Messrs
Badger Rerrien Thomas Clayton, JozS n. CLAYroS
Critienden. Evans, Greene. Huntington. Jarnssu. II
Johnson, r. Johnson, Msngum. Miller. Simmons Uphsm.
Webster. Westcott, Woodbrl5se-ls Al Wings but
Mr. Wesicott
4gsiss tie BIZ for Frss1ad Messr. Ashley Atchison
Basby. Benton. Breese. Bright Butler. Calhoun. Came
ron Chalmers Davis Dickinson Dix. Fairfield Houston
Mason. Niles Rusk Sewer. Soule Sturgeon. Turnsy
Yulee-2o. All LocoFoeos but Mr.. Dsvis
xbsezt--Anen. Archer A,herton Cley Colqutt Cor.
win. Dayton, HAnnessn- Lewis Morehesd Pesrce Phelps
semple. speighi-l4 Locos and Wigs
Mr. Cas-. who advocated the bill yesterday. vas
in his seat today but did no. vote TO save il uu
being killed.
II the Irish wanted barney they could get i. by
the hour. Their children are dying Tor bread, and
out Of the whole Loco Foco party we can get bu,
one man 70 vote for them
But more and harder in my next | understand
this subject and viii exPoseit fully. RIcHEIIIu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01
" There issmsil nov due from Boston.

SKNoUs ACCIDENT ~ THE MISLs-ExFLosloy
ASr Loss OF LIFr-On Friday morning Of last week
one Of the dreadful scedent that occurred In
our vicinity happened Al the mines OF Geo. Spencer
Co. in Ninenve II a supposed 10 have occurred By
= spark Of ere falling from lAteP carried by William
brennan into leak Of powder, which b
standing short time previous 20 the explosion Bren.
nsn instantly klled-hls body being horribly man
the fAl Of dirt and coal which killed Patrick LaSsess
Patrick Donohue. ~ho lived fOr some tine II thar terri
bic satnsron conscious OF the efforts which being
made save him and eouversng with those who wers
endeavor.ng % extricAfe hia iheir efforts however
Ia VAN and TIE rubbish settling down upon hiu
ultimately caused hs death. Lswless was young man
and had only beer married the preceding week Dona
hue y spoken OF by those who knew hr. being an
exesllen; Foar other persons injured BY tie
accident Thomas NcAyoy had Eis lss broken ard lie
nJuris. c. the others were con p1xztvely uIii1-
lPstuvil.s lPs) A;asrs gesylsl 9Th IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

MORE BEAUTIES of TIE SUhTkEAsrRx-H
people have many evils to contend with TIA, "a. -
cradle and eStravsesnt workings Of the saSTr...-s
system are Almost lost sight Of The Governs, z
subject TO every species OF plumber In carrying 81, -
ae'Sns DC ,'sm -Ons lVs ST r .res'asy SAFES sss
Postmaster hss bad sent from the East rs,, !.
large as common wardrobe, which mus, have Goa, a.
or $500 beside transportation. The Government, "a.
as well throw much money into tie sea
Last week w p Angel. Indian Agent In Catts-s.s..
Co. having some $4,000 in his hands not wanted "a. -
dered BY TIE War Department to make saeposr q =,
same in the New York City Sub Treasury Thesesps,
OF starts Mr. Angel tor the express purpose Of msl,
the deposit which musr have cost Uncle sam .s,
$50 Such outssses are slmost enough 10 make On,
turn against al governments snd Join the No Cover
ment party WI the people keep these things IN -ss
until another opportunity occurs tor stamping the whc,
scheme and rs suihors 80 10 and they deserve
syracuse 5oar-sl
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SAD AFFAis-At Brushville. near Jamaica 4
lew evenings since, says Rrookyn paper sishins
party ne, at Br1shs tsvern and during the noise s1d
confusion consequent upon seighing ffohcS a mar
named lersris fsnnet residing a. Brusave remarked
to friend that they were slrong rowdies and II wa.
time 70 80 home. IN instant lie was struck by some
person, hrass cat Of tae and pitched h<aalous
into the street where be struck by either suns
shot Gan instrument used BY roober) II tie
head and taken up almost feless. he les dangerously
wounded. Some Of tue gsrg were taken prisoners on
the spo,
FROM PoRr AZ PRScT.-The brig Seaman.
Capt Bsckmsn arrived yesterday from Port Prince
From passenger We learn that Pressdsn, Richie had
lett there the 18th January. with l5eoo troops for
Hsyd They were endesvorins TO raise mare troops 80
to increase TIE army 10 81 200 The SesinNa Jeff on
tho sst inst Everything qaios the avs al
sdziastsSed. Markets were dull ~. o. Delta asa ai;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

persons assembled on Friday evening II ne s,o,..-
Institute. for the parp0se Of adopting measure, ~ ~
relief OF the suffering in Ireland Gen Jer-n... -
son presided Addresses were delivered ~ Go, -
SOD, J. N. Van co,t Edward coplsni Hon. II c 49,.
and Dr.. Cox note WAS received from DsvN C.
exeusins his personal appearance bat eaeOsas ~ :.
the cause. The subscriptions amour; TO .bOs, I'm !.
committee Of twelve WA appointed to consider VA
port the bes, means for raising the necessary r..s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

- The Senate Of DELAwARE, 70 Z. has Ioid
on Tie tale the bill providing for the gradual ADO
hilton Of Slavery Ia that State This kills the bill
for the present, bat for the present only. .'Who
will send as the Political complexion Of the Yeas
and Nays In each HoDse'
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Court Calendar. THls Day.

cncvIr covsr-Nos 100. ~ a. as a.. a.. 50 - s
S. lo7. los. loo.
svrssios CovRr - First IS causes Nc, set down Ben,
the hrst day OF the new term
ConNoN PIxAs-PGt Nos IS - IL. ~ 2g
o5 o. o.. II. q 5. 10 "a Part II Nos 1884 lTar,
iso ~ ~ leo lss 100, 81 lse los 30. So2 scS, ~
2l0 -, a. e Ill., T. le ~ 81 50 % us ia, az no
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Business Notitss.

MAGNETIC MACHINE -Moorhsdds Gysdsssd Me-
astic Machiae This instrument is important in
provement over all others Ia use and s warranted 10 Be
superior Many OF the cures |, has performed are nuy
wonderful particularly In all Nervous Diseases Nanu
featured and sold, wholesale and retail by
d. C. MOORHEAD. le2 Broadway
The Graduated Magnetic Machine is sold 1t pries,
equally low as those charged for inferior articles
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD INsrALMxNrs--ssrJ
Drafts for $40 per share (Which Is 10 pcr cent Of h
amount ,ubscribed) on all subscriptions for sso@y
ward are deposited according the initial letter. ,n
surnsmes Of subscribers. In the following banks
A and B .... In the Mechanics Bank, 80 Wsls
and D.. In tho American TX. Sank. 80 Walls
E, F and O.. In tho Bank q the state Of NewYOa
30 Wallst
HI j. X and L In the Bank Of New.york, cor Willis
and Wall.
NJ, N and OIL the Bank of Americs, Is Wsllst
p, q and \. .. Ia the City Bank. 81 Wslla
s aud IT,. In the Bank OF Commerce, sawAs
WV Y&Z. In the Phenix Bank, IS Wana
Subscribers Tor lass snms nsaH $500 will ina srpH
ceipis prepared for them at the ofcs OF rho Cougar
81 walLst. primes Buiidine) snd r - omlsssH~
have been made In drawing the larger dram W
will Do corrected on application e, thu once
INC BANKS will deliver notices a. Tar sprscuesbs "
1t is hoped no one will wait for notice. bu, pronpdyr
up IsrEREsr will accrue from the day of symeu
which the receiving teller will endorse the drsh
The Commissioners trust that the spIrl, eviaeed n
filing up the subscription will not be suffered 20 ass
the instruments are ell paid up.
ALL MUST be paid on or before ns sya day Of Nsi v
securo the charter-ony three business days rsusss
do II in Let mono wait ill Monday tina, can posss,
DO IL this week JOHN p JERVIs Presiden,
Ros'r KELLY. Secretary.
IYo,d Bsns-subscribers who have rysp thoir ~
dences In Brooklyn will hnd their drafts the Lea.
Island Bank mn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

u The House Of Representatives Of MARY
LAID on Saturday passed'tbe bill provtding for a
R<.nmptior Of tie Payment Of inters't on The Pub
i,e Dsn Of that State, by Ave msjonty. No doubt
OF the concurrence Of the Senate. Good for Mary
land
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

~ The sEsArs has struck out Of the Post oshoe
Appropriation Bal. the clause giving P0'tna''efs
the power 10 advertise their respective Lists OF
Letters wherever they please, instead Oh putting
them in the journal or journals having the largest
circulation around them IS they are now by law
yconirsd 70 do Honor 10 the senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

STEAMBOAT BURNT The steamer Natfoaal was
entirely destroyed BY IRE on the night OF rbe ath ut on
her passage from Louisville to Ptssburg neAr the mouth
Of the Kentucky Boat and cargo an entire io.s. So
sudden and rapid the eosa-sr.,iOa Pa.
ssnsers had barely time to escape with tie enrs lo,s
ofihsir baggage The value oihs boa, and cargo Is not
stated but che ook about $4,000 worth Of pork and
lard Al Madison. on which there insurance One
account states that the clerk probably lost as be
missins and Was las, Drawing the ases IN an at
boar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

II We learn BY one OF the Northampton Mass
papers that the letter which recently pubhshed from
that stating that 5000 hsd been raised there for
ireland was vile hoax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

UNIrxp STATES MARsHALs OTsfcw--Three sssr-
belonging to the ship Niagara named George X Lcsrs
william kesrney and Michael Gordon, were srrs,s.
and committed Saturday. charged with larceny !,
sea in breaking open passen GERS trunk also eas 4
blankets and aostractng portion Of their eon,ent,
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PROVIDENCE. FEB. g. le4i
r,.se,, = Ho,Yry r,o-HsT q,

r,ASeIs Z. HosrN Ese-Rsy Sir. As Assignee Of
Policy OF Insurance the life Of the late Mr. Edward
: Sheldon OF this cry am happy TO acknowledge the
receipt Of ak thousand dollars being the Of Ia.
surance on bis life BY the National Loan Fund Assn
rsnee Society Of Londoa
Perhaps il msy not be improper for me to say, that
when his insurance effected. for various
among the his apparent good health at the time wAs
strongly under the impression, that for ks IL
an~ise Investment The srsAt however has Proved u
to have been otherwise.
Allow sir 10 express 10 you the satisfaction Eel,
by those Interested IN this policy At the promptnes and
courtesy with which the whole business has teen srsng
ed BY your ofses. Very respectfully. yours
John II HANLIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

Wsrrs OF HAsEus CosPvs Two or three sr,,n, a.
have enlisted were brought up on satgrisv srS a..
discharge demanded on various grounds. AnoDs h,
persons seeking thrir discharges is widow On NJ.
Of her only son on account OF minority hws -,
tended in opposition to the discharge that she s,,s
to the enlistment. Postponed 10 this forenoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

Nrxfco-SALE OF IHE CHURCH PRoPkktf--Et
RsvAbcaRo OF the City Of Mexico. attributes tne Iess
nation OF the recent ministry 10 the dimeul'y "nien
thew found in procuring means 10 carry on ihe uoVen
lnent by help Of toe Law authorizing the SEIZURE Vi
church property. ,,,. a.oa
altogether by his constitutional advisers and on tne
05 Of January he appeared before Congress oy aeerk
and avoed 10 them that he had not been aoe 70 pro
cure cent by means of the law and only hoped 10 90
so when il should be- modified in the manner he 'nen
suggested -. ,...,,,.,
suggestion touches the rate which desires power to
sell church property.
II axis TO be SLOWED TO sell such property as low ss
forg per cent on ts value OF which twenty per cent
niust be paid in cash and the other twenty per ee~
may be paid in Government securiues 49,,
nasrnuch A. Government securities can be bought Tor
five cents in the dollar aud under, the reader w' see
that should these notifications become law the Ad'
mnistraton would in tact be authorized to raise money
by selling church property at an enormous saeraee-e
sacrifice which would require he oulA VI "io" "o"'''
10 raise fifteen millions.
The opposition In and out OF Congress - more cian
orous against the new proposition than the nrst law
Congress was occupied with this echcme nj our last
advicss The favote Substitute OF the opposition Tor
II wa. direct property of four dollars In thousand
upon private fortune ana siN aohars upon VIC p'0P0'V
OF corporations. - .
What the result may be- we are unable TO say but
Judging from the tone OF thc press we should tnS ne
enforcement of the plans OF Faras and keon would IN
evitably tend 20 civil convulstons.
Indeed upon the FIRST publication OF the IA" auhor'
ling any needing with church property, move was
made 20 upset the existing order OF things on the part
OF some OF the clergy but II failed Tor the want OF
leader. -,
PARTY offered to put Gen La Vega at the head OF affairs
but that officer too prudent and preferred 70 acSq
| the comm and In Vera Cruz. N " nc, is'h'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

H Joss B ELwooD is the Loco Foco candidate
for Mayor OF Rochester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

e The Alabams journal announces the death
Of Hon Reuben Saeod q; bis residence in Dallas coun.
v. Mr.. r was for lons time on the Supreme bench
Of the State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

MAMMOTH Ox.-The Cleveland Herald says there
i Al IN that cry raised the Western Reserve six
years Old measuring ios iest rom head 70 al. p
iseI u sTA s. Isst hish sai weshiss the aeshooF
hood 81 400 ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

II Hon. Mr WIrEEksEr, Wing Senator from
the With phuie, Of Michigan died Al the CRY Of Detroit
on the Goth alt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

FRANKLIN HousI, PHILAosLpaA-Ths popular Hoo
centrally located io5 chosnutsl Philadelphia, VII
found agreeable tsrrying place for travellers vnunz ~
city, where every attention will be paid 10 ,heir eonsr'
and wants
CB- Dinner a. aud 81 O'Clock.
"A post coach belonging 10 the house VII COVE
passengers and from the dspos and Isndng for s
each, including luggage ID. n miNoE'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

~ EzPansise sys.em Of scientific culture in oul
bssding srrcie Of Saturday was printed expensive
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BEEBR & CosTAR.

$50 Broadway, Ne~-Yorh
" VIII Introduce Spring Fashion for dsalenss'
Hats March s. ls47. iHts
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" Read the Museum advertisement, in smother cssn.
and yon'l b. sure 10 20 ard Tom Thumb slihes IN
morning ~ III. IN ths Afternoon al or The ev~rns
one of his The General in better he.s
or spirits sni Il IL wonder that the Museum 10 % crow
ed during The difcrenl hours Of exhibition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

~ We have great pleasure in copying from
the Providence Daily journal Of 74th inst the
following gratifying tribute to the "promptness and
courtesy" OF the National Loan Fund Life Assn.
rance Society of London. whose chief office for
America is at "a Wall ST. in this City. I'D Tr,6.
LIFE lssvSASeE.-The following letter, seknovleds.
ing the reeep, Of elk thousand dollars BY the assignee
Of the policy the life Of Edward 8. Sheldon, Esq.
late Of this city received by the agent OF the ooe
referred TO- yesterday The case Of Mr.. Sheldon lie q
striking and furnishes another convincing evidence
Of the benefit Of Life Assurance.
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Pz.1ADErPEIk, Feb ss-7 P. u
We have no mail south OF Wilmington
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" A. X. Tenny. Looo, late Editor Of the Lorsin
Republican has been chosen state Printer Of Wisconsin
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
by MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
NRw.YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALsASr. Feb. n lsi7

SENATE. -ALsASr. Feb q lsi7
Mr.. HARD asked 70 be discharged from the Com
uaittee on various applications for hailroad Char.
ters il being the intention Of the Committee 70 re-
port General Bill
Mr.. sPESctR thought it unnecessary, as there
would be bat few applications. whereuPon Mr..
HARD withdrew bis motion.
The debate was resumed on the BIZ to appoint
Code Commissioners The discussion today has
again been on the manner Of printing the code
No question. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
The debate On the csaalbiL was continued The
Committee Of the Whole rose and reported pro
xress. and leave 70 sit again was refused Thebi
was then ordered 20 be sent 70 the Committee on
Canals. BY vote Of "A 70 81
After some other unimPortsntbusinsss, the House
adjourned.
Fifty barrels Of Floor, for the benefit OF the snf'
ferins POOR IN Ireland, have 5een received from
Rome By the Mohawk read.
washington Feo. Us ?. NJ
Another effort viI be made to pass the Revenue
Bill probably IN the shape Of an amendment to some
oihsr blk The Message Of the President, yester-
day. was laid On The table Of the House without
reading. Il communicates. learn. the correspond
ence with Gen. TAYLOR, called FOR by resolution
some weeks since II covers three hundred manu-
scrip: pages
PHILADELPHIA Feb 2s-7 P. u
We have 10 mail south OF Wilmington
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Subscriptions received to The Daily Tribune,
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Great Meeting AT Newark, New.Jersey.
NxwAsg n. J. Feb. q, ls47.

Correspondence OF The Inoune
A large aad uncommon gathering OF the sover.
signs Of Newark took place las, night; uncommon
because though mixed in politics. !; was hsrnoni'
Gus and enthusiastic as TO objects and means
Some. bu, 20, many, protested TO be sgains; the
Pelk Administration. but as to poking the cold steel
into the Mexcans, Ike the lone Irishmsn IN the
play house they were al unanimous.
As well as could get al the bottom ot the deep
excitement the good people Of this iown-msds il IN
common proportion ofhard-6sted soshesd mechanics
hsd somehow got hiking that the veteran Gen Jss
Sup sitter reconnoiteTins the spot the best means 10
bring the Mesiesns to their bones lad decided
that Of all things there nothing ike corps or bat
talon Of sScism -eaAsaics wh,esmiths and black
smiths shoe. makers and ssdders cart and esrrisss
makers tailors house lonsrs and srcksyers' and tn
raise and command his force he bad called upon that
veteran man Ct the woods. Capt X J. THISTLE ons
and well knowu and implicitly relied on. both by Jsssup
and Scott and other Old ofcsrs Of the Army. Ac'
euanted with his ingenuity his wood crSt and his naI
dihood they al turn 70 him where there . any nsauns
% be done or food @ be found In any queer and uegu'
lar wsv IN Wild country among Indians or other queer
and halt civilized com5sssns The tact Is the Csptals
l. one OF your anomalous men-corn IN the olo ufanis
state he's FIRE proof and wsier proof saxon o1o0o
with high cheek bones and blue eyes. with toocn on
Indian and heavy dash Of wes1sl Tor no enemy eve
caush; Ai- aacpf.s But none Of US are perieet sne
the worst of him IA TIA, he's tipped Of with Loco 20
coisp. Well sir when the Nsrarkisns got AL MIXING
OF this hne military conception Of Gen JessuP > mel
rushed 10 the meeting 10 numbers sufncleht 10 sths
Noahs ark Finally It was unanimously resolved thar
the war ought 10 be pushed with vigor and that OF al
men born OF a THISTLE was the man TO 0. game
such force. Why Sir verify believe thar WIN ono
sound Of bis whistle ha could bring together and ea'
into Mexico the efficient battalion iha,ever pGrsden
savage or civilized foe either into chappaTa or stone
wall d., a.,
ONLY imagine sir. such body Of men, each with h's
ria In his hand and baggage wagon nled VIE suseTs
and axes snd hammers and gouges and al sorts Oh os
and harness and shoe leather To repair ana rent esi
Gown or build up now IL would accelerate the march
OF an army in wild snd barosrous country II men
the War Department wants TO WELD an arm thss can
strike a blow and that rN tsA let nsSlXsn 20 o'a
Jessup and the voice OF Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

" GEsTLEnESs HATS. style for Spring ist7, 81
DC introduced on Wednesday, March ably
LEARY g. co. Hstters Aston House Brosfsu
Circulars descriptive OF our style will be forvs<a
By. addressing us postpaid Ms
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~ V. Is. PsLsEs authorized agent a1i csI
receiving subscriptions aud advertisements for moe W
best pspsrs q Tho country far and near Al bis o6ces
N-w-Yorki Boston, Philafe ehia and Baltimore ~
Agency Ia NswgOrk 10 ib The rrb1n- bnildinxa ~
sAsoSs sAssAPARILLA-When hen, after uying rsny fsN
eces The unfortunate martyr 10 scroals fnds ne esss
sui working lie molelke wsy among he slsnas ana We
sues, a. seeking The seat OF lfe how moafrfs mo"
hts reflections Let him NOT de'psir however ss'Ps'>
his condition may seem Hundreds Of diseases
promising have been cured by this iaesunsos PREF"
ton. Nor would we recommend Il for scrofss s'one
EruPtons 10 oil their various phases, ulesfs ssa, ~.
rhsumstsn. liver dissase isdgeston, lsrgio' sAs ~
pidy Of The general system. and many oshef eonps-
can be relieved and cured BY his valuable cono'ns
detergent tonic snd sp~rsnL
Prepared and sold. Wholesale and retail. bF Aba
SANDS, Wholesale DuggIsss, 100 Fultop-st eofnH'
Wilism-sL rs Broadway, and n Eat Broadway
York Sold also by Druggists generally tanoussoc
sied States. Price Oh per botls. six botlss bft
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yAs NJ sAsosssos, ofPhiladelphia, An. -.
GEO. r. BuENHAM, OF Bosnn, ""~ lltsS
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Fifty barrels Of Floor for the benefit Of the SUI
ferins POOR IN Ireland, have 5een received from
Rome by the Mohawk read.
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MEEIlxG FOR TsE RELIIT or lRELASD.-An
easagsiasuc meeting Of about two bsadred sad airy