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vDr. Banning's Body Brnce.-T


rVDr. Banning's Body Buce.-The intrinsic
merits OF this have steadily sdvanced inc
and nae OF IT, and 10 enjoys prom nent pos ton WIN
she pubc The success which has stterded us spPhca
,i for female weaknesses, weskuess OF the lungs oscN
bs Il stomach limbs and digestive organs mas ueen un
exam pied. - ,.. so,, =. f.vv n
- no have seen aud experienced Its beneficial effects
' fron com. Thos Ap C. Jones, u. ). " 80
,..t warranted 10 saying that not only has my aoily
y. an5nrs ,siigus greatly renovated by Dr. bsnnnss
Race bat that general health has also improved un
"'' - From Mrs C. Strr, MiddleiOwn, ~ y
.For three sears ind gestion with all IT'S
rantation OF the hesr pains IA the back ana ips
nervous debility, prayed upon me until ne wasa ou'uon
bav- norm the Brace three months the unpleasant, seu'
s,,ion Al the srjmach has vanished tie Pies nave en-
,irsIy left me- my back has become strong, ana "Iu
From r VI HiiL, VI D. Middlefown, o.e
aIsst weak applisd another VI your aces iof cas-
% rroIe nsus ueri with marked benefit NO money Wo"d
the Brace Of that patient Doctor L OF this pace
r. made ysmr acquaintance at ssfatogt, sold me tns
u,scs A. his wife 20 whom you applied II originally I'D"
40 IA, r.coysr4d A. not TO require ~ . ,
I-5iss and gentlemen who weas, with shorne" OF
h,s,t a6 are easily itigued will nod II invaiasbe II
ho.. I'M. body into an uprsht position, expands me
inng. .od enables them 10 walk with ease Oiheo t''i
N p Ferrous from a distance ordering NE brace
boud send the number Of inches around tho hps INC"
from the top.
nL Ill
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THINGS IN WASHINGTON.

Vort Begua Cas- and ne Far Calhoun alo'sei to speai
-Chargt IA 9sirs Cogfraei-7as House CoHdemn'ng
ne Hm-Bf. Clog dc.
Congress commenced work in earnest 10 day
Nav it be an earnest of the future.
Nj CAss an old man, rapidly approaching the
grave made another war speech to day He seem
Cd to smile with unearthly joy while reciting the
number of Mexicans-men, women and children
we have slaughtered The very figures, in the ia
Die OF death and desolation he had prepared he
seemed to roll as n sweet mOrsei under his tongue.
BURNs in rejecting on human suffering exclaims,
IN one ofhs Poems I'm sure sma pleasure II could
gle cen TO dell" What pleasure can the specta-
Gle Of mingled blood and brains, flowing from the
heads and hearts OF men who never personally
gave offence 10 each other, give to anything with
human afinites Tables are drawn upto show how
much of life We have crashed out OF poor. mlsera
bic unoiiending fellow beings and a Senator OF
The United States bidding deep for the Presidency,
creates the rainbow OF his JOY in widows aud or
phsns tears. and sees In heaps OF rotting human
osrcasses pyramids of glory raised to their slaugh-
tefers
running debate followed. rather derogaiory 10
the character ct the Senate the question whether
they would permit NJ. CALHOUN 10 speak TO NOR
rOs on his Resolutions. This was finally granted.
~ secret session ex Speaker DAVIS was confirm
ell rs Commissioner % China aud Col. Rowan as
Charge 30 Naples. Poor KOBfRr Tyler lost that
chsncel DR.. MUS, Charge TO Sardinia, was not
acted Ofl.
Great times in the House Mr. AsHMUs of Macs.
ontytted the Loco Focos 10y amending Mr.. HEN
rrY's amendment OF the vote OF thanks to General
TAYLOR a majority of the House OF Represen-
,aives have recorded their votes to stand forever
while truth dwels ON earth, that this war was IN
necessary and unconstitutionally commenced
James h Polk swore to support the Constitution
M the limited States A majority Of the people,
through their Representatives, chosen to give ex
precision to their opinions and chosen-every one OF
meanwhile this war was in the zenith oil ITS glory
hsve this day declared James X. Polk Pe'yureT:-
Ofcourse the worshipers of tyrants VIII take sees
with those tyrants at whose will their coIropunS
offices are held against the people and their re-
personalities
Mr. CLAY has engaged rooms at the United states
Hotel, and Will probably be bere tomorrow
RlCHElIEU.
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% The Vermont AMI Massachusetts, Railroad
1. progressing rapidly, this Winter nom Atho TO Brat
tleboro Men employed on every mile or Two OF the
route. wherever there Is deep cut They mean 70 nnsn
4, in less than wear (sprlngneld Rep.
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~ SARAH JAss CLAhKr tGracs Greenwood }
has teen engaged % Editor of The Ladys poi. News
PAPER rev jOupG jar started At PAiadspAs BY l. A.
Cooley.
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MADISON USIvERsIIY.-A good deal Of interest
has been manifested the part Of this State in
favor OF The removal Of Madison University 10 point
farther west and more accessible than It's present location
a, Hamilton Rochester and Syracuse The rival claim
aus FOR the prize and have both raised large subscriptions
for The Accomplishment, Of the object. The subscription
IN favor OF the former place has already reached near
$4,000 and will unquesionaby as we learn, be raised 10
SIS 5000 In Western New York sloUe University with
strong Faculty and over 200 students very justly re-
ssrded as an acquisition the gaining Of which any
community may afford TO be liberal. Though under bsp
st control University understood to be conducted
without reference sectsrisn pecuhsities and WI" &c
made by the proposed endowment worthy eonpeer OF
the excellent Colleges which already abound In the sfae
We observe among the Trustees the names OF Hon VII
nsm j. Marcy, Hon. Ira Harris Hon. Friend Humphrey
william Colgate. fsq. Robert Kelly. ESQ. Palmer Town
send. Esq Rev Dr. Williams, Kew. Df. Cone Rev kiishs
Tucker. An adjourned meeting Of friends Of the Univsr
sty having reference the questions Of removal and en-
t,wmen 10 be held At DR. Cones Church, In this CITY,
this evening understood that the for removal
are found In the inaecsberess Of the present location
and he dapdsted condition Of ihe buildings which re-
easrs reconstruction
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LEGISLATURE OF Newly ork- SIS,

William ssml Johnson. p George Geddes
Z SaTtOn Smith. -. samuel IL 7 HAL
: s AensI0 j wikis. Is. Timothy Williams.
10. Plat .idGug. -. " tH"n' NJ h""ifF
II. Valentine TresdwelL 27.Jerome Fuller
~ Albert X For. pa. Hyde Cole.
M lanes Al Cook -. Allen yIault
IA lam" \ U1alon 50 John W. Brownson.
IS Jois Fins 81 John I. BusA.
l6 Thomas BuGch 32.Ffederes > Matun'
ASSEMBLY.
AIpASY- Edwaid : Willett Frederick Matthias, Robert
N Pruyn. Henry A. Bin CHAM.
AlLscANy-John " heller, UiAian Cstb.
bRooME-Jeremiah Hull
CRrr,KAvsus-James O. johnson, Marcos Jesnson.
CAyUGA-fbenezer Curtis, John }. hrlnekeihod' "ee-
cnatrsreUs-John H. Pray. David II. Tseadway.
CuENUSG- George W. Buck GU,
CnENANco- Lei ~ Case. Ezra T church
CLINTON Rufus H,aioR
ColvNmA-Jonas n. Miller, Charles b. Osborn.
CORTLAND James ComstOck.
DvTCHrss-Edsar Vincent, David Collins Jr. James
ERE~Ebridge @ spalding Harry slsde, Ira T. lh'h
EssEx-Wiam HI. Butriek.
FsANgtIN-Eios T.. Utnsiosr.
FuLToS and bAMILroS-lsasc Benedict
GsSssEE-Traey PsIdee, Alonlo ; Phan,, r,.,
HEkKiNER-James Feeter, Lawrence L. Merry. 81,
JgFFERsoN- Bs,ja rsin Nars0n, Hurry d Parker kieH
skiSss-Ebene1sr W. Peck, Edwards W. Fi'ke, John A
Cross
LrvlSc.ros- Gurden Nowleu, Nathaniel Coe.
MADiso>-John r. G. Bailey, George Gran"
MUNkut-fffA
Isaac Chase, IT. 800
MoSrcoMsEY-Asa Bouman Willan 4 Ha'isn
NEW-IOKK-J. Phillips Ph0ulx afnes Bowen, Joan H.
Bo.ic John r. Rodmsn Peter h. Titus, Samuel u hay
uious Wi liam Mech, ih5nG Charlock. DSnHH tart
,en Martin H. TIuesdell, .ileraHder Sfewarf kichaft
galsh Ersstus e. Benedict, Robert o. Campbell Mer"ln
n Brewer, James BROOKS
Nt.cAKA-klias Ransom, Solomon Moss.
OSupA-Luks Smith, Warren Converse, Bioomhe!d j..
oSoSp.eA,Jamss Little, Horace Ha1sn, Thos Spencer,
Curtis J. Hurd. - NJ, Ill.,, ..hl.~
OSaScr-Stephen RspslJe, George Houston Augustus
Y. Thompson. ,
ORLEANs-Arbs Chubb. , 49,.
OsN,reo-M Iindiey Lee, Andrew T. mcCAty ~, .
O1ssc0-Bsnlanin Davis, O.eeff l. 'Aa1''e'''" H''"A
:. Saunders. -
PUrSAM-ChsuDey X. Week
QuFENs-Messe 5 Smith. ~ r. ,,,,.,,
RrNssELAES-Amos k Hsdley George L. DeAn''"'
George W. Class.
kIoHAoND-E phrRm j Totten
KocsLAND-LawTcuce J. sDoden . ,..---..
81 L.wRESeE-CAarles g. Msers, John . en'P"2H'
Ben amin Holmes.
SAKAToeA- { ads Holilfer, George Payne.
COMMUNICATIONS ". Toll
ScHoHskig-adans Nafttcs JAM Parsons
SFsrcs-gotH Kennedy
srrtssN-sbsl Keadali, John @ Msrserssu. AssssHas'
ryro,x-rdwin Rose, Htlliaga :. SsaifA.
SpfllVAS-James +. Bush.
TIosA- Erasfus Goodrtch.
ToNrSt>S-John Jes.ep, Aipheus West
I'tsrek-Gecfgc A Cay, job o. flmore.
W.RR.S-Albert Cheney
,N.s.r>e rox-- BE- nj amin Cfocker, Elisha Martin
,v.x~s-Elisds fetlit, John Lsphsm.
observation-disclosures NJ. lndeGhisl. Jdrtd D Psek
W,oNasG-Paul Richards
YArEs>Hstlsy \. Dox.
Locos 10 ha'e'-
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

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EVERY MORNING. SUNDAY EXCEPTED.
At The Tribune buildings, corner of Spruce
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Desk for six months yesrst The rate siuele
COPIES Two CESrs. Mail subscribers Five Dollars
tiuued beyond the time which paid subscrip
ton. taken for sis months Three Dollars In advance
required in all exchanges with Country Newspapers
Dsily papers received 81 this oftce whose
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any difference.
Terms OF AovYRrfsIsc-(B ddudp.cs.)
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each Subsequent in'ertoo''''''...
In the inside, ......-..N
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Inside Advertisements Cents line for the
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= y.o,rsad;. Graduated Magnetic Ma

iioe.Thess new snd beautiful INSTRUMENTS nave -
e.i IL. ssg.r.i cammendstioa u tn ni-dlcai Pfoir'
-. n I'M. ety ca account Of lbeg great nm2ncy sha
excellence Thcy Confidently fseomm-nas.a - oss
a. mos. k.sutfu convent ent snd 1rsctusl stisie 4, tb
80 h.. AVER Introduced ~ tho public IN Al
N chronic eharaeter the success
,snsins Eli us- 4. truly wonderful Zach msehins se-
~o1ano,d bv . a. 4nual with full directions Aai gar
,.n,r5 naeufaeturcd snd soid Wholesale ard retail y
sssi ID. q. MOO g. a" ~ sf~s"~''"
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NOTICES..
PHRENOLOGlsTS AND PUBLISHERS,
FOWLERS & WELLS,
(ilnfau Hail. ri Nassn u-st. ~. W

r. Mercantile Library Association pur'asn.
~ chapter T. OF the Constitution, the Annnh
Election OF his Association will be held al Clinton Hal
on Tuesday. 18th January. The Polls will remain open
from O'clock A. NJ until /. VI. BY order,
ID Lilo H. BANCROFT, Recording Seey.
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~ DR. Chrf.fie's t.nlvnnfc Kings, bcits,
ar.cslef. and Magnetic fiuid.-sts .nssrs are 70
.D.ctfully Informed that tho only place IN Ne~ IL ~
,lt.in tt.,a celebrated articles genuine, - ~ 20.
R,.T,sav hats sen J1hn-s sud Msicen-ane ~ 10 az
1ass. ~ NEKyOUs DISEASES, the efficacy oi 'E.''ls
-IVsair arccs. Is truly wonderful ant thelf 81 eo.s
tt ha. sed them be by mccoy 'yn'
b of- .our0u. aud ~onhass limitations assn'' III.
- oable sre respectfully guarded. No Druzs. o. Dtns
49, Il, N.,gYort will b allowed to scil " ,hns
nes nusis' "e '3'' ~" ssd
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" LrrSosros Il WELLS viii accept our
thanks for Albany papers Ia advance Of the psil
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sZJ ID. Wheeler, Commissioner OF os.os !, y
Nav Yors sod Connesti sat FADnmany nan ="
<sSsn LETTEddt, sc ,ss .i NEYs shfs II

NELk fOR fORElGN POkIs. G3
~ Letter bags are oPsn a. tns , o,s' .,d I'M
a rhs Ns1Yorx Tribune All Foreign rons, .nn Al
sttrs ssd nswspspsrs deposited 10 this once win wsy
~ forwarded By the very earliest sos'et hu,usg
$50 well known Tor many years a. tho eLpensaeso NO
.rsfsnt suDer ntsndeut Of the Foreign Letter DspH|
ssent OF the New York City Post once
~ Letters and Newspaper WI. ps ,,s"o.
Tor ne paetet-shp SPLENDID, Capt Cfs"iofo' WHICH
sssls Tor Hayre on tie 9Th Of an ,..- -
a., Iii y. recslvsd az the same place, Letters snd
,v 80, n, ths pscket-ship PATRICK HENRY,
Capt De.ano which ssis for Livsfpoo % ."7 oss "
r., vfII ~ received the place letters -ao
N-w,p.pef. for the pscket-ship WhsI alSofE Sai~
U,,vsy which sails for London 90 The sth OF S~n-
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Cass OF MADAME RFsrELL The Supreme
Cour, decided this forenoon that hsd power to grsHtss
sfef conviction pending writ Of error but h would DO
s. only amer EXAMINATION Of the case 10 see Il hs con-
vcion IS void or hardship would be created BY delay Ia
the present case the examination unnecessary a. the
counsel are ready argument on the wrt u error No
ton % sdnt 10 bail denied.
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WANTS..


GRNTs wANrRD-Tev hsns hssrl sslsy WI
s2s go sseA only NAY sssy ~ csr.sr Z. =.
Ssn'ss. seavs o.i 81 to ~ 50 per asy. In.
naRTNHR WANTED With tscs OF eos irspelk
s,.iy 10 nansss hsht business IA the CITY Of Bssa.
yissins hsssy p,9ns ss1 sss sss. III = nsSs
Adde'S s.von.' Tribane once = =
nKVf; CLERK WANrED-ose Of unsxesIuos-
Dsb.e Character, and familiar WIN me os"less 49,
"a a.. an art =. lad for Office efrsnds Ne Afpnesnoes
nav \. made A. hs Drug and Che ies store iss 1--WE
ionsl janeiion Of Waker-st imneas.iey-
XlrANTED-ssminss can cont pue to be sspsned
r,f.,sse-. A. the oe. "a rsndst Tenns - ssnss pss
$ cents bali yearly Ever, attention S,,s2 e ~
orders eft. U VA ~
XNANTEO-sy a rsspeeisbls young woman, ..tas-
w non 70 40 sensrs hoasswork in small pflvss isas
w. Ne objection short sistanee In the county
css produce the ss.. .. s'y reference Please sX."
xlrAN1EO-By German boy, q sstust,oo 20 learn
w rsde OF IN sas soSd easin,ss Place Can w'ss sns
speak sood Essish and has excellent rsisrsass' rs.'s
WANTED situation ~ Amsrissn ycses 40
w msa fSf general hossswors Inquire rs knssss,A'
81 5 days ~ ~ -
Rooi,.RiNpFRY FOR SALE -cerapisis
Mo- PLAN isacY JOB ~o'k. osank WI. Az psssf
ruhus low Tor cssh Apply INA edist~iy 70 ynrN 49,
ssoss.rasr by ettsr tpostpsdl lower Pos oaee J, ~
HARDWARE CLERK WANTED s,.s Who
,al.ansn and clerk In retail store Anefiesrs snIy
~ the irdtan ruocef slofe ~ ~~t
Isna.s ST directed 70 HNi~sre gsins pane sna e
-reuees ard stating amount OF compensation rsesss'
"a ST
WANTED IMNkDtATELN-sy rssrestsess
W Protestant vcnnf lady suaiicn IN some err ~ an
Nv A. nurse and sesmstress, ehsmeefmsd asa s~sn
stre.s who ave the best q cy reference ooth so
character and industry Apply al ~ second 81 IN ne
basement No objection 70 60 short astsn>e 70 ,hs
county. -
WANTING PLACEs-Amsrcsn, rnsi.h. Irish,
w Scotch Gernsn ard colores vel ON
uend@t toF yaT.oas stations OF service. 4. MAsoN,
Ia b. "a Broadway and iSs towery.
WANTED boy. 70 learn the Dry goods basiness
w Apply 80 AHLEs sArrLkR 81 Broadway -.
NNANvkp-A fe~ sssiss yoaaS moo 10 ~ sosse 81
w West t. Tor the ssls 81 and pereat
,sbustons $50 All shove their expsnsss viii %
To them rns with opportsnty u sisAise
o. per gear. Some msu now 10 car employ wth 90
ioabs maze siee per year sest - all eapsssse-
gAoh usn will have hts district viii b nssssssIy fcr
ham 10 have al ssa rcm IS 10 $50 ostss sooa Al,
ans oas A,yy 81 fRsNcHs Publishing usll, -
Su.sd~ay up stsirs orss OF t1s biAe o. ost Ss"s -"
letters must - postpaid
SILK DRESS FOUND-surresed TO have been
Sstol~n. The owner, proving property snc r~y'ss
charges have the same, BY spplyios 10 D puoa, 10
Msrion-st In the rear. - s
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CITY ITEMS.

WEDNESDAY Jan S.
FRF-The roof Of house in Ninth avenue, be-
tween Thirty third anl Thirty fourth ste wAs yesterday
slightly damaged By IRE 10 Consequence OF pot Of tar
getting upset sud . contents coming In contact with the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

SERIOUS AcciDEsr.-As lady was passing
PREMISES No 81 Ful,on-st about o'clock on Monday
evening. In company OF her husband she epeec nto
vault.hoe nhe crate having beeen csreessy left IN
f.stened) snd was thereby very seriously Injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

DERASoED.-A German by the name OF Henry
Lchenburger. a. an eating house yesterday morning
was found wandering through BeekInsnst state Of
nudity Ill. clothing subsequently, found on the SIDE
walk in Clif-st. lie evidently sboring under te
ranged state Of mind and therefore taken TO the Sta
,ion House and suitably provided for with view Of being
restored 20 his frienis.
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~ November Report OF THE M9TUAL III III. =
ntgIrR aStE COMPANY OF New-fork 90 Walst- MS
n.t,aon durng the month OF November Issued one nun
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SENTEScED.--SamJe Oppenheimer. convicted
Yesterday in the Court OF General Sessions Of receiving
stolen zoo Is and recommended TO mercy, was this morn
ing brought into COar and In consideration OF his preY-
good character sentenced 10 90
n the Pen.eniiGry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

PRzg FIGHT PRyyEsrED.-Ohicer Holmes oil
lie sixteenth ward .lnng yesterday tlat prize
dht ws expected on IN the upper part Of tne -
land Chimney Baker and another whose name
was not learned rcpared with posse Of policemen 70
tire po' ana succeeded putting the plsss md ihe'T
Abettors 20 fi.ht.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

Law STATISTIC during the year l5i7 there
were ried IN the United Circuit Court - cases Of
which - we're criminal and equity IN the 4. ;. Dis
irci Court sos Of which s. were criminal cases ~ adj
iriraty and IL common law In the New York Circuit
Csur, Including uquests as superior Court, DO. 34s
Common Pleas $50; Ani Marine Court liJ5-being ASS
Ia all large number Of cases have also been decided IN
Chancery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

NTOTICE.-The saesehSer has this day s1pittsd ~.
lNJosy 81 MOTLEY - Q partner, and the tusoese
iii bs,s.ftsr be conducted under the meme Of j \.
HERRICK CO. ct tbs new store, ~ John e. e ws,eh
N IrnMTW iskfhFsos
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s.s'i HsNs,Y, Secretary. \,
H,sruss Posr, MO fbyseisn soi Broadway al
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OFFICE NEv.YoaE oAs L,e.I GO.

"'''' p.esmbsr a, ia.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION isr ,Sirs.su Dissss;
j ors a this Company will b hsh q THE soee, ~
ceutrs-s- Monday, the 10Th dsy o. !sssssy 49, E
tween the hours Of II snd IL O'Clock AN: The nenee
books will b eossd from The 14th inst until ensi -
ton By order. td27 pioI c L kvEnLz, - Z
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rEonPsON,s PREMIUM TnUssl

TVOuPsOr,s PREMIUM ThOSes
<<x Improved By ]. y. ssjsmn, Is esssnaa.-e.,
~Ais univsrssfIy approved Of BY the Medical
%yssuity and III w6o Use them, - the psssssse
an he <rsd . stsA from 70 hny possSs %
h sS,ur. .thout bsss ped, which doos % nsss ,s],
W. -, .,,rs sns,ns wssissss ana pain In TIE eass
md sides and often permanent sp'ne oss'' - ~
IA Fiysn sad not perfectly ssnnse,efy' nohsy ~
.urnsa Also, ID. mos; spsrcvsd shoslAsr sss:.s 20
EssA.sss 49,
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ISoUEsr.-The Coroner held an inquest yester
On the body Of Dennis Dunn native OF Ireland aged 90
years, WHO died suddenly yesterday. Verdict, Death By
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/. THE LARGBsT ASSORTMENT
n = Of 6elstssds, beds, mattresses aad ssssh-
A. WILLARDs Wsre-scosne,
- 80 Chatham, cor. Mulberry 4,
Tho attention Of houssksspsrs and ohsn pesssals.
10 eslsS 10 Wsgs patent night and len screw bsdstssI
hsb Irs he premium q the late Fsr Of the Amssie.n
irsta,s Old beds rensvstsd. Cos whoisssls NJ sses
dis ius -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

GESERAL sEsNoss.-Samuel Oppenheimer was
called ID trial for receiving from lad named Andre"
Johnson. pieces Of six valued AZ $50 knowing me sss
"a nave been stolen The Jury found the accused guilty
ana recommended hin 10 the mercy Of ihs Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

..1nsru- PIANO FORTE MANCFACIO
E- H331 ny, l5z FultohTst east sac bfosa.y
KERX0An entirely nsw article, waffsntsd sspS
III vrior 10 tone and 20 keep 10 ssns 'nnen ion'
,sr than ang COW 10 ase, made With peenm hrpusns
,ns,enty will be siyrn With each instrument ana WISE
INV doak, =. 20 thsr qashy ~ exprssssd the psys"s
'"s' VI RYNEEYp R00ENb,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

N1Ths .,oss bedsn q ss 81 kss - -.
Company asrssy nssssss ssi.s - ssr~sss. SSsss
s 80 40 not sxesed dxty Eve dollar reqeirse ~
- a he % e Of ths ComVsny. No. ~ WALLS - - -
kors shs lOsh day Of January neat
Nos,ss & sso sivos 70 the hodsrs Of sek - vo ~
ere sious nsslnests are dee saA usgcs1s ~ -
Re required 10 bs paid q o. before ~ ~ sgS
~ or the stssk sn1 ell Dfevtoes peymee0 - = ~
.S,set 70 iorlSissrs 4 tie pleasure q - DSess
sss1sss D. order q u Dirsss.a s.,su a..,s.l
u~-.vut De- 4 tsr1 ~ o.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-03-07

lee arose the piercing rsttle te saake. who -writhing his hags pfupos'ions {, and sssikiag st every thiAg neat hiias sssznsiIssy in tis con fusion he had created.
 A shot was heard an. 'theuS ssOas eoll6psed, and the rsttiiagi slsviyi essssdAe snake was dead
 "Who brought him on boafd.ss
 "Let's lynch the seo6HdFei!9 [ S8
 'AFe there any more Of them,"
 ''Hefe's the box he got out cf.'.
 Ny name tcas cn n ih large eapi
 Throw It oveGboards's ss eg
 'Throw it overboaFd." yelled eft may have more in iu Throw it oyeFl"
 "No sooner said than done. an,ihe only evil denee of my participation Aealesay .oser the wave, no one was louder In hisaertrfion, 10 one wanted to be shown tin osdeF that might whip himl the rascal that brought It op Id, more than did. except, perhaps. il was theOf. who new thoroughly humbled, stood shltes iu he we' clothes by thssfuvnase. ready tO sewledge thai American snakes were asome snsE certain.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-03-07
%GNEMG-"s

VXTE have just published, and wiii be ready to w deliver on "Wednesday next. pamphlet of 75 pages octavo: Containing list of Forfeited Lands, subject to be donated to actual settlers, under an act of the General Assembly inc State of Arkan- sas entitled An act to donate 10 actual settlers the right the State to certain forfeited lands approv- ed 2srd December. ls4o, and other acts supplement tary thereto.
 Prepared at the Auditors Office. z Having been at considerable expense in issuing an edition of this pamphlet, we have thought proper to secure aeopy-fight.
 We shall be happy to supply all demands for il by our country friends.
 ly-Pfiee-f5 cents per copy, or $500 per doz- en. REARDON & GARRETT.
 Banner Office, Little Rock, 9th Sept, lS47.