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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20
Rntfs of POSTAGE.

Nj Mills from the Committee on Post Offices
and Post Roads has reported bill In the senate which
provides thai after the hrsd day Of July next the tariff OF
postage shall be as follows
On all letters not weighing more than one third OF
one ounce, rye 4 weighing more thsn one third
and not exceeding one half OF ounce ten cents and
i've cents for every additional haiounce or fraction
thereof but sha not be lawful deposit In any Poet
once 10 De conveyed 10 the mail two more letters d.
rected difereut persons and enclosed the
velope packet and every person offending shall for
felt the sum Of ten dcsrs 10 be recovered by action,
hall Tor the Of the informant and the other hall
for the use OF the Posi Office Department and all news
papers conveyed in The mail shall be subject 10 postage
and newspapers not sent from the Office OF publication,
and all hanGblls circulars printed autographed,
shall pay postage Of three cents 10 be paid when depos
tied IN any pOstoce 10 be conveyed IN he mails any
thing the which this Is amendment to the
contrary Notwithstanding and the franking prve OF
the members OF the Two Houses OF Congress and the
Delegates OF Territories IN respect 70 letters addressed
10 them shall be the is in respect 70 letters
written by them and conveyed in the mail and their
their night frank documents printed by the order
either House OF CoDgrtss shall continue long their
privilege frank letters and Il shall be lawful for any
nsil carrier to transport newspapers out OF the mail
and not subec; 70 postage fer sale or doutcn 10 sub
scribers."
No allowance or upensation shall Be made 10 pepu-
" Pcstnasiess in ADDITION to their commissions as su-
taorzed by law excepting the receipts from boxes and
excepting the allowance made by law the Postmssers
at the eire. Of Washington and NewOrieans but the
Postmaster General may Increase the commissions OF
Deputy Postmaster I'VE per the letter and
Newspaper postage received by them, and three per
centum the Of the mails distributed and the
receipts for boxes used in Pos,oees beyond one thou.
sand dollars shall be piled by Deputy Fosnasiers in
deirsyins the expenses Of their oi.ees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

II JosErH BoveRrox. Esq. late President OF
the WILLIAMSBURG Lyeeum will deliver lecture Before
that Institution tbs Wednesday, evening Mr. BIS sab
jeet is The ri shts and Disabilities Of Women under
he Civil Law"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

~ The Massachusetts Society for the Abolition
Of Capital Fuishmen; vii held its second anniversary
In Washington Hal Boston. on Tuesday next Wen.
dell Philips. Hon Robert Rsr,oal Jr Walter channins
Rev. Caleb stetson, VIM IL Claiming. Z Il Chaplin
and wn. Lloyd Garrison have consented to address
the meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20
L. =. Supreme Court.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot
WARRINGTON. Jan. 10 ls-

The opinion OF the Supreme Court in the import
ant case Of w G Cook u.s. John Mos; and others was
delivered yesterday by Justice Grier
Cook had bought goods in New.York, and gave his
note for them Suit was brough, for the note in the L.
Court In Baltimore and Cook claimed that be was re-
leased by the nsovent laws Of Maryland under which
be had obtained discharge
Judge fancy decided that the contract was made IN
NewYork II could not BE- avoided by insolvent dis
charge in Maryland Prom this decision an appeal was
taken TO the Supreme Court
Judge Grer delivered the opinion Of the Court yesef
dsy-wkch was that the defence was not good one
sni tie decision Of Judge fancy therefore confirm
ed
The decision OF the Court strictly confined to the
particular before them that any other case may
be regarded open the present decision bears
or processes 70 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

rY' The BOARD OF SUPERVISORS met yester.
day. and adjourned to Feb. ,. without doing any
thing toward dividing the City into Assembly and
Senate Districts. The Loco Fooos evidently have
some Gerymandsrng scheme in the wind which
they are ct loss how TO accomplish. Very well
gentlemen we can wait
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

~ The Great Holiday Attrsctons ~ tbs Museum " vi
MI that large saloon both afternoon and evening to-day
Performances al and hsifps.l o'clock The hyos
Oran Outang and Anatomical Venus can be seen 81 Al
q: any time between D o'clock A. NJ aud l0P NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

q A B.. Gas been introduced into shs Michi.
Gan House Of representative 20 ehsrssr Ccrpssy 10
eecs6pss eetr Canal around the saals g. kasis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

remedial measures We have beard asserted by on.
oonsers4nt with tbs fact th-t Brooklyn has 90, hen
Tree fTori fhs dease for the lss three year. thai ,hre.
four deaths have occurred BY 1t within tour weeks
back ard that physicians decline to report ia existence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

" Tysreys sas olv, leaving toe O''J 70 'ne Ai'e''
noon srs informed thai Ecsa!ny Educ" I~e '''s~
IL % every Day containing the STOCK saes Ake's
ks~. By the Southern Mail. Sc Up 70 COCK ey IL
curing Of the Sewssoys for the f'ees Sda1s OF The
Tribune every ope VIII DO abe 70 "he WIN mn inc
,s,e.t nxys up % the time OF leaving NE CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

~ Major ISABEL WARSER, Revolutionary
Veteran died at his residence in Luna Livingston Co
the 18th inst aged - years. He removed 70 Lima
in 1925, when Western New York was but wilderness
and represented Says the Rochester DEMOCRACY tho
old county OF Ontario in the Legislature several terms
before the divisions oi that county made and took
active part In the legislation Of those days and IN
planning and constructing tho Erie Canal by tAkins
heavy contracts aud incuring great responsibility Tor
that object
~ TIRRELLs TRIAL occupied the Supreme
Court all day yesterday Mr. Choate spoke five hours N
the forenoon and time alter dinner tor the defence
Mr. Parker then closed for he prosecution and tbs
will probably be gwen TO the jury this morning
Boston Courier, 18Th
~ The HousatonIc Railroad averages aboa,
100 passengers week. Ga Saturday night, this 9th
MY fun OF freight down, and on Monday
morning another train OF n.y. The road IL doing about
double the amount Of business this year that II hss 81
any season previous bridgeport (Ct) Farmer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

suicIpE-On the l2tn inst at Columbus, s. c
Mr.. Edousrt well known Dsgasrrsotypiss and cutie
Of sllossrss hung himself person who had called
accidentally 10 visi. him found him dead ~. o. Gsz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20
Dusiness Notices.

sAsD5sS ,RsArARILLA-In the wise economy OF EssIs
there has been distributed through the mineral and vege
bic Kingdoms variety Of medicinal substances sdspet 70
the relief Of various diseases but h believed that In 60
product Of the earth nsny powerful ssnsiss op-
critics combined in Ssrsapafla YET 10 render thrss
latent properties practically usefal they require deyeoF
nent combination, concentration 10 sandss sarssparl
au - believed all these objects have been effected % de
fullest extent II IL administered Ia general prsenes
asa sure and Uniform remedy 10 Of scfofos epfoJ
mnor sweliings OF he oints, rheumatism, efysipe's
king. evil, with every complaint synpiomsuc Of mpai'
blood.
Prepared and so!d, wholesale ssd retail, By A. b D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggsts, 100 FaitonSL corner
WllisIa-st 273 Broadwsy and II Esss BrosAvsy' ne.
York. Sold also by DraggsD generally throasno@ @'
unilsd s.ass Price o. per bottle. OF si1 bo'uss J"
q Dr. FELIX GoURAUDs iaian hd.estsS ss'f si ~
curing ali sxin diseases, dseoofsl2a and % ooS,
Dire SlItilss for ersdcsing superhloas BALI nom ~
lips forshesds molss and lns Stubborn oesle 1870
Tested before baying Proof positive his and 70 49,.
Grse,an BiS Dr. Iy wA,s su4 variety q S;ss, .ss
~ s,'s.es, " .o 20 asa.awsv "a ns
Tue AsAroaY PYsIoLoeY o. rae Sis AID ss
winch we received yesterday from Bo.ton L son.ln.
well essay gScn ne so -" oas q he G
sl, ,,i.,. N En- country. M. Boyle gsnuepsa o.
n.sgeace and has examined into me phi.ssopn 2, I.s
s'n "a ,educed 70 = science. The uesuse wnAn %
b.. written on dle nature OF the akin and hail spss1ss
Tor rim M Boge Is tie inventor 81 me ssleoi
ILL V,nidr ~, u.c haf-sn article which % becoming
very widely Known and has 81 es.sns, TO-,
SIrres. y,rnov.ng dandrug snd preserving ne nsns
..v "a sofness Of the hair Tbose who have psn ~
y,s's al -nt,on 70 he har-smong whom We n e,s
he mrnrised 70 learn how much can De SAID 90 w ~
nv an in,-sent person who has studied ne eurer
For sale BY B. D. SANDS Druss,s' 40 .o =. ~
eosnsr n Willism agents for his Guy $50, - -
Broadwsy and n Ess, Brosd~sy, ADa wv III 49,
erniiy throughout The Ini-ei stsieA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

HEAVY RAINS AND GREAT FLOOD AT Rio CHI
co.-By the arrival Of the brig Rowens, from Porto
Cabello Dec. 81, we have received letter dated
Rio Chico Plantation OF ST. John, Dec. IA, from
which we copy the following
On the I'D Of this month the river at this place
the hight OF thirty feet The plantations on each
side Of is banks were flooded for more than mile,
and remained IN this condition for ten days. Inc town
of Rio Chico covered with water snd the people
sailed shout IN boats in the streets There are three
streams in the immediate neighborhood all OF which
swollen immensely.
a great amount OF damage has been done-probably
10 the extent OF amilOn of dollars 1t rsined before
the food for p days and nights and almost without ces
s4tion attempted last sunday TO visit the church but
found il fu Of water and boats rowed through the pTin
cipsl streets.
Some oi the people dreadiuliy alarmed, and
thought the world about 10 be destroyed for sec
ond time The distance between the town and our plan.
taton shout I've miles and the whole route = covered
with water. An happy ~ state however that toe va
ter i now subsding1 iPhlsd Inquirer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

rxr..crxp WITHOUT HAix.-Dr. Biaisdeu, po1
=, III a~ss~av Ia sddiuou 70 his superior nsA3o
Is -. srsi6csi iesh has Adopted he nsw noae e
assaas yisoas PAR y assos ~ ~ III AZ iaf
~ - ersfsdon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

-vR pnN,s Il nc salaorzed agent and u ae ~
ab:eos. .sd :ss nsss :. q 4. Sss %
best PsPcts ny ysitsssphiA aud Baltimore. %
New-ioft, Do W. 4 To TIE Tribune buid.bsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

TRANQUILITY REsToRED IN VESEzrELA-Osr ARA
cas- Papers 10 9a ut devoted 10 the details OF tne
late revolutionary movement Gen- Guznsn Us leader
Is now under sentence OF death. The wisdom and en-
cry Of Gen Paez the Washington Of South Americs,
saved Venezuela N the late crisis. lie has ssaln gone
INTO retirement rejecting the honors and enolunens oil
o:ce Aad Carrying with him 70 the shades o. private
LIE the admiration Of grateful people.
HEALTH Oh TIE GoyERSoR.-The Albany Morn
Ing Ie.esrsph says; To prevent Any ms.pprenens.on
which may be caused By recent article N ne Tribune
in regard 10 the health Of Gov. YovSG. we VIII state TIA;
his health IS bow lar better than last Spring when
he leit Albany.
PIrTsBURsH, Jan Is. P. M.-The convicts in the
Allegheny county A Organized themselves and attempt
ed force their way and with the intention Of be
rating a. Prisoners Among them there are two under
sentence Of death. Two cells were forced when the
discovery wa made and their plans frustrated.
y Two Whales, each making tor being made
ssorf IS barrels Of OIL have hesn .aksr 81 eeusarr,or
Lsns lsisss, esTins tie Ice; week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

SHALL Pox.-We understand that this loath.
sous disease exists In this city ct the present time and
complan usty made that steps are not tAxsn ~ our
uvnis !pL satkones 70 ascertain The oesfson u winch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

FROA NEw-BRUSswIcK-We have advices,
says lac Boston Advertiser from 81 John 70 TIE l.h 10
slant There had been gales in the Bay OF 81
John. and the Nova Scotia shore, which has caused
some maritime lesses The weather had thus far been
very mild tor the season and up the 18th instant the
thermometer had not been down 10 zero.
We copy from the ST. John Observer OF the I'm ne
following information from the Brush Islands
Capt Elliott tire newly appointed Governor OF Der
mada landed al those Islands On Christmas DAY under
q salute from H. NJ. :. Viadctive, Sc.
Gov. Reid had arrived Barbados, the scene Of ni'
future administration and sir Charles Grey bad etf Tor
JAnalca-
Governor Hlggnson. the new Governor OF Antigua
had reached mat Island and had convened Tie Legsia
ture- Hls address the occasion has Il u said eAe
ted many complimentary ramarks IN the VARIOUS circles
q. the community and Eas served 10 impress the Peep
with the most favorable IDEAS respecting his exce-ency
adu.ln.stratlon OF he GofernnnentT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

~ The Lectures Of the American Institute will
be held for the future at the Lyceu OF Natural History
No sol Broadway, and not At the suyvesant Institute
Al noticed BIZ u. xnstlrday. Sec adAertlsement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

~ The next or February Numbes, OF tue
FARMERS LisEAHY viii contain Priis Essay on the
Bor.e with an engraving, designating by NGns every
part of the animal With this every man whatever his
calling ought 10 be familiar. IL viii contain also
introductory Essay BoTASY, with engraving de-
scr5ng the different parts Of Plants and Flowers by
name This should be IN the hands OF al young people
IN town and country. Also continuation of II. s.
RASpALL's Letters sheep Husosrdry. going to
form q complete manusl on that subject.
ALso-Agricultara Rscitaiions, proposed 10 be
substituted in Country Schools in the place OF To die
or not 10 die ." Antonys Grafton over the dead
body OF Cesar Ny name Is Norvsl - NJ voice 10
still for War and other orstions OF Pagan orators
which convey neither sound morals useful iniorma
ton Ii Is believed tina, fathers in town and country
could not vel provide ior their any reading calea-
lated 10 convey information various and az the same
time instructive ard useful, that which 10 given
nonihly IN the 100 pages closely and eegfty printed
in the FAszERs LIRRAEY AND MONTHLY JOURNAL OF
AexIeULruxK with costly and appropriate Illustrations
The Editor has the experience Of nearly thirty years
with a. best materials that any country language
can supply. Five copies for $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

MERCAsTILE LIBRARY AssOcATfoS.-The Bal
ley ticket headed by Groser Bailey and Baker elect
ed yesterday by large majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20
New.Yerk Legislature.

TIE Y6laaiers BILL RsoonsdGafiCs-- Uar-NuCo--
T,-as-Psrrtofisr--Th Tie ARA Of Sizror-lfcf oas
slcreAoder in III zrIIcaa Rasks tkls Hdr LSzf
Of lsl2 .-Col YsaSs Northea Prt7aFles-
P-rt rrrI-r,rcc- b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07
Trade OF the Hudson.

Produce and Country Merchandise arriuiay at Np York
Ai6aHy and Canel Liae-Hoyt- Barge OHIO Silsbury-
~ 'ns n'e' p " ponhsm = 500; 1V5 Cowing q Co, l
ia cheese page butter Il burnl 4 Co; ls tubs J b
Ntitr Coz oJs tfuiJ Jessup; 81 keys butler or.
sesase; 10 tubs ~ ooXe. cheese Clark Newkir,; Ia
oos-gg. Lsphsm Severance. > do epples A w obs A
Co Is bdis srooms. ii esIdpeE; 50 40. Ii Holmes; IA
90 7 hibbsrd 4 Co.
JeAa de- " Ray-7O bbls -four { Teas rs DO do com
Hei k-tchum a Son, do pork, w slisee n Nieko.;
'as cheese } Cro.seyi 2boNe' 90, bayse
Ga Trop LiRs-Pope Cdtlt's-bdTSe Indiana, J l. Has
Aesa-is bSs candles, Hysop Co
hrcAasls LiHe-BarSe John g HAuS J J SchooR-
Haio-50 bsg. corn meal, Allen PsAson SVso bushels
Sierra
Dsraat La,iyopS Co.'S Liae-BaSs Brs'o-3OOO bush
esesis. { DUrsnt 80 -
Nse York and GeAesee YaLsy Lfae--James s SIl-Boai
~ s'a0s-i4g Dol. aouf. Do~esS Ginlesui 40 sshes
Ma G d brown; DO, James Sill do, Feet hiIch'
- 1bo1es eggs Brown Cary Dol ashes do pork
Bee Tar.g II D Fayv-5O bbl, beans 100 bushels POta-
% ive baltshsy Captain. -
t'sed Brotsey's LtHe-B0a Med0rdl CNHHtESh0nH-SoS
- pesr' Read BrOihers
Ns< l0rs and S,neca Falls Liae--A " Paaner-B0af
ieoS'g scasser co bbls AOuT do OIL stAais; loO DO
80 eeckhsei. 70 $50 lbs OIL meal W rsmeT cas-
Sesse Perry; bbs beans, c l. Dennison Go; Z7s
S ,ees corn ties peas do beans bbldo Brown Cary
vwsles batter bbls eggs, Ward Cary; kins butter
aass0ssPsf Brother; do Johnson; So bbls apples
ns~ey a Carmsn.
.SAoa'so Lase Boat Liae-Hinds & Rerf0rd-BOai
Is "o"-. 10 bushels oats COO do rye, To order.
ao9ss linn
Sane Ltse-Boaf PdrisA--55M feet boards to Water.
~ese Linz
5o@ I,gos Lodge, N,ar-40O0 bushels oats terces
@lseed snllse1
az fsionse and N,o York Lias-H s,aitl-Boat French
ps.n-s corp, w Vail Co; 1870 do barley II Smith.
s1~oeet Ctayte 4 Co.'S Lfne-Hndson barge No l. HiLer
49, bushels oats 1900 do 600 do potatoes 70 pkgs
~ Dds boxes eggs 100 bills rye four 81 do corn
ss - bales Ss5 ar do hay Coal Hitler 5hbls eggs Bsin
"oeflaini 10 boxes pigch Olcou l. MeBesscn; do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07
Market. Carefully reported for TIE Tribune.

THURSDAY, May 8.
AsHEs-There is nothing doing to day, and the mar.
ket Is steady at previous rates
COTToN-The sales to-day have been small without
change in price The effect of the news per Caledonia
will not be elt until the letters are received.
FLOUR AND MEAL--The foreign news has unsettled
the market for Bresdstu snd there less doing than
there would be had the private letters been IN hand
The unexpcitness of the Telegraph report also embar
raised operators II was not easy 10 ascertain anything
from IL with certainty excepting that the market for
Breadstuffs active and nrm. There were, however
a good many buyers for future delivery in market and
the prices obtained were better than could nave been
gotten yesterday. On the spot some sales were made
early IS al 37t but after the news was made pubic
the holders generally asked 50 for Genesee. The
ssles as far could learn. were not important
sale of 900 bbls Ohio via Pennsylvania Canal better
than common was made at IS sales 800 TO 1000 bbls
Western and Genesee the spot at % al so To az
rve the inquiry considerable. and the sales were
1000 bbs including Michigan and Genesee, in July at
l23 in June l2S so goth May 90. 25th Msy ST. all
MAY a. and next week 2o The market closed nrm
In Southern of nothing done Holders were asking
50 In Meal there transactions reported. but
the tendency upward Holders advance Their views
and Cpl was refused.
GRAlN-Before the steamer arrived sale Of 10000
bushels Ohio White Wheat made, TO arrive, at l4O
ana alter LOCO bushels sold at the same rate For Corn
mere was good inquiry, but the few samples ON the
market we're held NJ considerable advance. Yellow
Al IUo cents and the only sale heard OF was
NV bushels White at 95 cents, showing improve
mtht " VI Vehu or future delivery the sales reach
o5O90 bushels including 10000 bushels in August at -
cts 5000 in jane at 20 e,s and 5000 in May
Rye was dull sales 900 bushels At 90 cents In Osis
there fair business and 600 bushels River old Al
sac cents which is little lower sales 50 Sbs FIELD
Peas at -.
WHlsKY-The market is steady with but few hhl.
offering OF Drudge some sales were made at - cents
PROVIsIONs-The nonreeepto Of any intelligence in
relation to Provisions by the Telegraph report checked
operations The market was hIm and the impression
nrevAiIed that prices would advance There were no
sales Pork worthy ofreport small parcel OF Beef Hams
brought $40 Sales so bbs Picked Shoulders At 7cents
y ~ For Lard there 10 affair inquiry previous rates
The sunnlv of Butsr and Cheese continues 10 be small
Good parcels Butter bring 2oa2S cents Cheese ITO
cents. 81, 80,
OLIVE note sales 20OO gallons English Linseed at
70 cents and 1000 bbs Crude Whale al Jjt cents de-
yered here.
NAVAL sTOREs-ssles OF 300 bbls Crude TurPen
tine and 200 bbls Spirits Turpentine were mace on
serns NO, made public For parcel of spirits ~ cents
was refused.
HAY-ssles 500 bales North River at 90 cents, cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07
SWANS CELEBRATED PANAcEA

Fos TIE cURs
scr9fala. Ge~eval Debility HAPs sT,l,ns, RA>Nmal""
DiseaI>f Of tie LIE, and Ssin ard all Dyeass
arlsing from lnpsrltl>s Of ne Blood,
sr re sgsets Of hsreu'y
SWANS PANACEA IA. been for more nan twenly
I've years e-lebs,ec in hi. country aod ia Ear2pe or ~
-pcs the directions acc books tNnlcn may DC
had grstis) accompanying the Psn.e-A
IL been used 10 hospital ana p's1 prscuee acc h.s
mad he singular fortune Of being recommended oy me
most celebrated physicians and olner eminent persons-
" Sib.op NJ D Professor Of Surgery, Pa Univsrsty.
Yalenrne Mott NJ. D. Professor Of Surgery, n Z. Uni
W. P. Devices, ~ D. Professor Midwifery, Pa Uni
n Chapman, NJ D. Professor Physie, Pa University.
T Farks NJ D. President College Physicians, Phiiad.
u, d. Vale Professor Medicine Hsysna
Jose Lourenco da Lar. Professor 5Srgery, Lisbon
] Chpmsn. Member Royal College Surgeons, London
q W Irving. late Minister Spain.
SIR Thomas Pearson. Ma iOr General British Army
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul &c. &c.
Ard also, the wonderful effected BY 5waim's Pa
have for many years made II an tnveGsole remedy
The Pslacea does contain mercury 10 sny form and
being an innocent preparation II msy De yen 10 the most
lender infant
THE RETAIL PRICE HAS BEEN REDUCED TO
One Dollar and Fty Genus bottle, CONTAINING nfeo
half pintsl three boues for -Four Dollars
ALso-sWAIMs vERMIFUGE,
valusbe Family Medicine, being highly spPn,o ,.
remedy for all diseases arising from Debility OF ne oz
i've Organs. such ss Worms, Cheers horoa. ~
Fever and A Que, Bleeding Piles ses Hesnsene.
See Inc pamphlet which may be had grsnsl seeomp sny
ing The Vermfuge.
New Yuk-H. H-sehiesslin Bsenos Ayfes-o . n''''
r,-.Sn>o r,s-yx.ns Son Caston-J swords
l.elpo''' Eng saad wich Islsnds-EL-Ben
vslparsiso-AIex. Cross son uxc.
- ss.t-s myf 4ds4lh7thlothhlSh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07

lusersol IS bbls potatoes King; 50 reams paper.
HowNd bbls beaos - do potatoes eask apples bills
eggs, Mooresoon Hoyde; bbs potatoes bbl eggs,
FVf dz Palmer; NJ hhd- hhis h-sn- ] : F~rrsud.
Penfsd Day Co.'S Linz Barge Stdr2f6 sides lesther
Hyde 10 do. Small; s22 DO, l. Andrews; JOG do w
Miller; 80 do. Bulsrd Co; rs do Brooks i42 do,
p Tremsine, l25 do, ThorDe. Watson Co; bills ap-
pies Snyder; Dbl eggs Carpenter 2pkgs butter,
Ward Csdy; p DO bunn Hurder. do Bovdep; IA
do Ffszer; SO do IS bbls eggs Kent pkgs huter :
V Gnfo; do VI Smith; II DO Spies. IS DO Mer.
ohaui l8 DO Orsni; 5do Gummel; 5do Lou ghror;
II do Boyoe' w Grant, DO Duckwouh Hsviland,
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