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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-12
MEDICINES.
SARgAPARILLA
DIR. TOWNSEr

Wondrr M '.tlrfHg Of ~ dgr
The mos sztr.crrI g d-1ic o. 10 the Nofld.
Tst, Ersracs ptlf up Q1a-f b9Hlef a - ~ tH<f
oA1sp,~ ploana.t,r md zarrGnfs8 r~prrtor 70 any
god Il errrtf -t,ksuf romtftrg purgtHg
fieSeztag ~ f<bilusfiag fss Parent -
THE GREAT BEAUTY AND -CPkRlORlI1 ~ tais
s.rs.parIs, al other medcinesis th.f while u
s,.6ica,es the ds-1 10 nyis0rstes the body t' enc OF
the very best - ,. .-,,c,.svs
Ever known 10 not ony pGri-s TIE Ehols system and
"a, person bar II e,Gcf mn prt gnd ieA
blaoF power possessed By other msoletrs ARD I'D
tni. les The grand OF wonderful success as
n,rf9rfned sihin the ist rye years, more thar iHp
rr.s q severe ~ cs,sse ~ least l5' we're con-
s,r.d fneur.be 10 hss saved ne lives Of more than 5N
ehildrsn during the two past ss.sons. .. ,.-
IN OOO CASES or GENERAL DEBILITY AND
WANT or NERVOUS ENERGY.
Dr. Townsends Ssrsspariua invforst-s the whole ~,
t.r permanently. To t5o.e Who have lost their uusca.r
energy BY the effects Of medicine inoser-ton commit
ia n youth tbs ind sence q the PASSIONS
and brought general hy.ies pro,uAton Of me nef
VOWS systeun sssuds Of ambition, fAutink 'en.s
tons prsnstHre decay and decline. fastening toward ne
f.t.l dissas ConssmpfGncln - entirely restored y
ms pleasant remedy This sArssparia star superior %
any -,-,.- 49,, ,-o,o,,r
a. IL renew, and nviForaes the system gives activity q
the limbs. and strength the muscular system, IN most
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SANFORD nnor,,rps
ICE FOR SALE

'Ash 1AlLOklNG IN Fuiton-st NET ~ Har.la OH.s
last reeeised beautiful and choice >s.ortrn,nt of
Clothes Csssmees ard Nrstnxs when will \. a. 10
order 81 very reasonable price,. mis- -.
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IT, pkoPLK'sL LINZ sTEAMBoATs,


ss&as1N Line for Albany 500 Troy direct from Pier
AZ the foot Of Cortlanc-st Ferrous taking
h. boat will arrive in Troy time 10 tass the earliest
morning train, west 10 Buffalo snd north TO sastoss,
Lake George and Chsmplain - 49, -
The low.pressure steamboat EMPIRE, Capt w, W
Tuoper this evening a. o'clock Regular days Tuesds,
THURSDAY and saturday For passsse Sc spPy bosfc
or 70 :. CHAMSERLiN. at the office 90 tho wharf
Freight be pu In charge Of the Shit scent the
nnnnsnV will not b fespnns h-e 'or lOss. Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-12
CONSUMPTION CURED.

Cl,4rre and gtteH CasnFfios can b sref brs-
csf, Co-rnarfioa Lirer Compliant. cold, Catarrhi
Csugk Asfhmd Spttfrng Of Hood. Sorsnr ~ re tAr'f
g>oric Fluih VI tf -cHf Dl7if o. Profos b1pfcto-
,,ou PAN "a fs SD g. A41e and BE- eErsf.
sPITTING BLOOD.
Ngw-Y0sK. April p. 1871.
Dr. TowxsESD-I verify believe that your ssTssPsrHa
bss been the means through Providence. OF saving my
life have for .svsr.l years had bad cough IL seesme
vor,. aua worse A. a. ] rsisei large quantities 81
Nod he'd nisht .wsss and greatly iebiltates and
red ced and did expect 10 live. have only use
YOUR sarsapsris short time and there hss a~ondrre
ehsnr- been wrought n me. ! able 10 wax AL
over tie city blood. acc my cough has iet le
You ear well IMAGINE thai an thsukful for these results
Your ob't sv't. VIM RUSSELL. s. Csthsrine-st
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, INSTITUTION or MEssRs JACOB AND JOHN
5. c. ABBOTT.
FOR TIE rDUc ALTON OF YOUNG LADIES,
596 Hou.ton..t. NeS.Yors -,

I,HR SUMMER TERM Of thi. Iustitu'ion viii
Il commences Monday, April II, and continue without
Information until last Of June On tho lat Of May the
nsutoD will be removed to 40 Beecker-. few doors
eaxt Of Rros3way u22 SaW4wf
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SO Ton, Of lee Tor sale
A r HUDSON, Colunsis Co. BY
N lmiS SCI MACARTHUR son
TABLE AND TIA SPOONS Btitsani. spoon.
variety Of sE-s uisnafse-ured and FOR sale AZ rho.
sale and retail, st Burlins slip, BY LUCIUs HART,
- Nv Late Bos.auAa 4 Hsrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-12
.r-ss, DAY Linz FOR ALBANY-Tb,

.ttaa...tiN and splendid steamer Aida, Cap
S-sSsrsxs7,z-9 tain Z Ii Stone, will commence running
Tor the season. from the foot OF R'bnonst on Monday
morning lOth inst at O'Clock leaving Newly Mon
dave Wednesdays and Fridays Returning. will leave
Albany on opposite days at same hour AT parsons are
forbid uustng the Of this boat, acooont OF boat
For pa,ssge freight apply 10 the .sptsu on
h..r3 tns oa;,s IN ths kSu
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FITS FITS FITS!

Dr. Townsend not having tested his ssrssparills II
,.sss Of Fifs a course recommended ~ and Was
,urprised 20 receive the foOnE from An intelligent ana
respectable Farmer 10 Wssteh-st.r County;
FoaDHAN AgFuE IS, 1871
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NEW-IORK TRIBUNE.
Gov. Morchcad'. letter TO Gen. TAYLOR.

TIE following Is Gov. MoRFHEAp's letter to
teen TAYLOR The letter ~ Gen. T. was pub
tstc3 in oar Moruns Edition Of Yesterday. For
tas letter accompanied by copy OF Gen. Tsr.
tcv, rcply, We are indebted to our friends Of the
N,r- Or'o5-' Commercial BuHciia. who send us a
slP ~ slsance Of il. publication in New Orleans.
PlutArrLrHtA. June 10 1919.
GSN XAcNASv rAyLoS Dear Svt Alta Convention
81 c Nhiss IT the United states hcld IN this city on
ihc ,ih met sui continued from dsy 20 day until the
s.h Vou were nominated as candidate Tor the lresi
d,ucy oi tho United y, tho ensuing Presidential
election.
Ev : resolution Of said Convention Il made the
iay oi their President communicate 10 you the re-
su' hrir deliberations. sud 10 request your accept
snce ~ thC nomination.
ln ch,rnce O. said resolve. 7 - the organ therein
f.s srS,c hs.c the honor make 90 Won the f1resO
inc Communication .nd 90 ask your acceptance q the
UH~fnsfiCu
Permit ne Boar SIR TO indulge The hope that he VINO
never strnks from any responsibility nor fails to dis.
charge suy duty assigned him by hs Government viii
~ unw rctsso ne enthusiastic cell of his counrvmen
tsr.r .'a,asr's c - ~ rssar ya. no ~ ots
49,. s.Itsst ~ VI M'" tfa'.
-rf tie WIZ Nafionsl CouveIt0s
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STILL LATER.
DEFEAT or BUSTAMEN TE

Prom NJ N-U Orleans p-ia OF July ~.
The royal mail steam packet Great Western
Capt Charles NJ. Chapman, arrived at Ship Island
on Thursday, the Goth inst. at ? NJ having left Vera
Cruz ON Sunday the 10th, at PM. The verbal
intelligence given below confirms the report OF the
deea; of the Government forces under Bustamente
The British courier sYrivcd in Vera Cruz on
sunday morning having left the City O! Mexico on
the lih. At tho moment OF the couriers depart
u-o thence, verbal intelligence was received Of the
rout OF the troops % Bustanente. Ii was stated
diet Pared,s had received large reiuiorcements
from the environs Of Guiana usto. The Govern
melt iJrces took up position near the village OF
Martl three miles from Guanajueto
Ga the 9th the insurgents, under the command
Gen. Paroles and Padre Jarauta, marched out
OF Guansiuato and engaged the Government forces
at Marhl. An Official report OF this altar had
been received by the Government from Busta
mente in which he stated has loss vt % wounded
aud killed. HIS report IS cOuched In such terms
as to leave no doubt no had been worsted. He
stated that " he had drawn of hIs troops and re-
served their ordor for pitch ed battle Ii seems
the occasion was near at hand
The next day the insurgents renewed the Al
tack. when decisive battle took place. resulting
IN the defeat of the Government forces, under the
command OF Gems Bustamente. MinOn C1rtazar
aud LOmbardini The loss Is stnted 10 have been
severe on both sides. The Government troops
were represented 20 have scattered ia various di-
rectious, alter their discontinue while the Insur
gents flushed with victory We're marching rapidly
upon Qucretaro Cn route for the City OF Mexico.
The foregoing account conflicts with the intelligence
received by the New Orleans Perhaps the truth Is bat
the verbal Intelligence is somewhat Gathering 20 fhe in
surgcnts, while the newspapers of Mexico too par
tal % the Government g. give strictly unvarnshed
Of the engagements between the forces OF Bus
tameute and Paroles
The Second Regiment OF Artillery embarked at
Vera Cruz for New-I0rk on The l4th inst.
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LATER.

The T.. 5 transport steamship New Orleans,
Capt Z Aud, arrived here yesterday, 20 hours
from Vera Cruz. By her courteous commander we
have been favored with the following items ofnews'
Capt. Gleason, Assistant Q uartermaster, died
at Vera Cruz the 10th inst Of yellow fever also,
of the same disease at the National Bridge, on the
9th. Lieut.. Martin after his return from short
leave OF absence thence to Vera Cruz. The sick
ness AT that port is confined to the city limits, and
bv the report of hospital surgeons, II has been
somewhat on the increase during the last week.
The troops are either all embarked or have had
transports assigned 90 them, except the lst Hegl-
ment OF Artillery, stationed IN part IN the Castle
and part in the town, as the garrison OF the place
aud a few companies OF Dragons composing the
rcarguard of the army.
Ii is presumed that all the troops viii be off, and
the City OF Vera Cruz completely evacuated, by
the lst of August None of the transports char
tered in the Northern ports had arrived prior t.
the 18th inst
The latest intelligence from the interior reports
the defeat of Paroles by Bustamente-placo OF
combat not known. The rumored desortion OF
the foreign battalion from the latter to the former,
is contradiCted.
Private letters from Toluca and other places in
the interior announce that domestic and political
difficulties have commenced. Gen. Alvarez IN the
West. md Paroles In the East, are leading the
insurgents against the existing Government
Intelligent MeXcans of Vera Cruz, IN the face of
the reported defeat of Paroles, and without con
tradicting IT, affirm that he viii overtuIn the Gov
eminent of Herrera. Gen. Arlsta late Minister
orWar after being in office sufficiently long time
to draw from the National Treasury three years
back paw. resigned. We hnd nothing TO confirm
tins in the RepabHcaHo mp TO the l2thinst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

PrrNAN CO. y. "A letter tor which We can
not find room. from Patterson, Putnam Co. casually
confirm, our former advices that the Democracy
Of that County are almost 70 man FOR Van Buren, and
Free soil Gen Cas- one who knows every inch oil
the County states. viii not have over twenty I've vo'''
The Wings are al tor Free Soil, bu, most Of them our
correspondent says will vote for Gen Taylor a. TIE
best choice lef them
Patterson. whence this letter was written Is
on the line Of the Harlem Railroad which u grad
cd through H. and vii be opened 70 Dover Plains.
Duiche.s Co. this Fall This viii insure very large
accession the business and proai. Of the road The
staple OF that region the Po,sto which grow. luxur
aniy in the hard strong col sni mountain air Of Put
nam For instance, one f.r..er last year sold from
cu'tiva-ed only with the ol3w fnar4 hun
dred dollars rorl Of Potatoes. or OYER $50 per sore
lie then sowed me ground with Wheat, and has tine
crop Of IT, But you don't get ,hese sort Of crops With
out knowing how nor without putting on something 20
bring them-The growing crops ~ Putnam promise
sbun lance this year.
Patterson though q township OF iess than 800
inhabitants. wss chartered as a CHy about 1876
then called Fredercksburg) and authorized 20 choose
= Mayo Recorder, and Council. Il does not bother it
self with say such iunc;onsres Il took the name OF
Franklin time after, and Of Patterson in ls2. lt
gave Clay l39. Polk ia votes in -.
- Lake Mahopsc, in the County ave miles
from Crotou Falls !. of the most delightful sum
mer resorts ever visited. Though bat - hour,
from this City it combines with excellent Hotel accom-
odatons the pleasures OF ruT, upland scenery bath
~. hosting fishing &c. \ correspondent writes that
very agreeable company are now enjoying themselves
there, and that Their host NJ. l. MonS could net BE-
surpassed. We have no room COR more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

DANISH WEST INDIA lsLANDs.--There are three
Danish GLANDS I'm the Nest ludes over al u which the
Governor OF - CrOix exercises general supervision
Van Schoren who hll,i that post was displaced ~ the
tzens on account OF his proceedings during the late
u.urroctlou ofthe blscks and Provisional Government
formed We learn by private letters that Nh0n.
Governor of - Thomas. has gone % n Crolx. and
aiken he control by consent O the citizens and ~ the
Provisional Government not only Of mat ISLAND but Of
he other two As dependent on d. some OF The first
counts II the instruction exaggerated No plant.
lions were burned snd but few live, lost The quota
lions of Flour az the Windward Islands generally were
,bout the same as they now are here Jour OF Com.
HAYTf-The .M5n,t0r Hgtfieq OF july Is filed
With yrocamatoDs Of President SOul0uQue, giving as
.es.0 for change ~ Ministry the wishes Of number
nf citizen. combined with those Of the force armes
The Ministry l. composed uf zen. Duiresne, War
.itiren Nsval. Interior Ciur-n Franri-cue Justice,
Public Instruction snd Worship Citizen solomon. Jr
r.asnce and For. Afairs Other proclausuons have
e.rr,uce 10 the disturbance 90 Agun. declaration Of
martial law battle az Csvai.on 2ih April the term ma
zion oi tho insurrecuou and consequent condemnation
FOB death Of twelve individuals and espatriaon OF sun
iry Others with c0uhsc aion of al their goods ant poe
-ts-on- u tie Island The paper appears AZ me aOoVe
tor the fret time alter interruption of mouths
TaE BRirfsH NORTH ANEgfCAN PRovINCss.-
The Hlifbr Sra OF the 25ih inst has article on the
.ondtun of the British North American Provinces 81
the present time 10 that their commerce Is shat
tered ,culture depressed and treasures empty
The pres. OF New Brunswick cave the Snlp declare
nat Province q De- IN state Of bankruptcy sud tue
tate OF things in Newfoundland 20 BE- little better
Nova scotia 90 TAR @. comm,rc al and monetary mst
frs are concerned has arrived ~ the lowest point Of
ispre -sion The NHE sdds however, that the people
re be- ginning produce more snd % spend css %
that better state Of sf'sirs IL anticipated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
xxx,h CONGRTss...P ir., Session.
SENATE. WAsHNoroN, ssturdAy, July p.

SENATE WAsu~oroS Saturday, July -.
Ia the absence Of the VIcE PHHsiDz>r, M AToHso,
elected Presiden, pro fe-.
Mr. BREKsE from the Committee on Public Lands
reported back without amendment the BIZ TO grant the
STATE Of Asbams the night Of way. snd donation OF
Public Lands 10 assist in the CONSTRUCTION OF RAILROAD
from Noble 10 the mouth Of the Ohio RIVER
ON motion by Mr. WysTcoTr. the senate considered
the bin providing for the obtaining Of testimony IN rrs
Ton 10 claims for osses sustained IN the tlonos ar
which was amended. read third time and passed
On motion by Mr WALES, the senate took up The
bill % modify the act 20 enable the people Of WAGON
in 81 form a Constitution, to slow them 10 take
other lands IA leo Of the ION SECTION for educational
purposes which was amended read third time sGt
ON motion Of Mr.. DowSs the bin for he better or.
eanxAiion OF the District Cour, Of the United STATES
tor the District Of Louisiana, was considered and
passed.
Mr. H,~NroAv gave notice that he would. on MoE
day NEXT introduce bah providing for the estsoi'h'
nent Of Territorial Governments IN oregon Csiiiof
mis- snd Ncw Ne xico.
Mr. Nurs moved that the Senate proceed 10 the con
sheraton of the bin to carry ont Mr. WHfrNEFs plan
tor the construction of a Railroad 70 Oregon.
After debate by Messrs. HALE. NILES BENTON snd
BrfL, the question taken upon motion by MI
BENTON 10 lay the motion take up the table, and
decided In the sArmstiye-by Yeas p. Nsys2l.
Mr. BsEEsx notice of bill TO cede 70 the Stale
Of rlnoi, certain lands to aid in the improvement OF
the Illinois River.
The senate then proceeded TO the consideration Of
bills upon the private calendar ,many Of which were
passed. uuui tho nour 81 adjournment
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
In the House the Senate bil 10 facilitate tie payment
Of the taree monh extra pay awarded by sw 10 tho
officers snd soldier. who served in the Mexican War,
was reported, end passed without amendment
The remainder OF the day occupied with discus
.iuns arising upon the consideration oi the Presidents
Peace snd Boundary Messages
Mr. BowDo> OF Ala addressed the House In general
speech.
Mr. DUrR of n Y next spoke.
Mr. THoMAso Of Tenn. succeeded.
Mr. DoN>KIr OF y. {. addressed the House In the
way Of general political speech just;fying hi. vote
opposition to the Territorial Compromise Bill
Mr Vy>AsLE next obtained the floor. but after
time gave wAy for a motion 20 sdiOurn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

- The Cincinnati iHqp,rer is ont strong In
abuse Of MONTGOMERY BLAIR for speaking at the great
Bsrnburuer meeting in this City. It charges him with
being a. the bottom Of oil the opposition 10 Benton
Bowlin so Il adds the following piece Of news con
ecIung that meeting which was not certainly known
here before
the meeting va interrupted Improperly BY oecs
s.ousi tremendous sheers for Csss and Butler
We woald only suggest that as these TREMENDOUS
cheers" were heard only IN Cincinnati. some people
there must 30 naturally gifted with long ears
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

WIZ NOT RfcfrRoCArT ~ loco. Foco paper
boasts that LTwfs CAas turned In tho most u,s
ientatious manner ~ somebody's funeral W. ask
the people ~ remember s 49, 81 oopdesecnson wbru
LYwm Case funeral takes place curly Ia Noysmbor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

Accounts from Havana 20 the lfth. states that
the yellow fever bad made considerable rsyages within
the week preceding
Markets unchanged Froighis a little higher-not =
hrf class American yea.ei diseDgaged
MISUNDERSTANDING u 10 "A prem Now FORK and
Boston, IL 10 5 cts. discount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
GENERAL. NOTICES.
~ Daguerrean stock Dcpot-EnwAk

~ Daguerrean stock Depot -EnwARD NHrr
would peiiy announce o bis customers aud Tie Pub
generally be- La removed hs Daguerrean stocA De-
plt from as O. 80 Broadway corner of Muusyst where
lr . lo Serp .arge and perfect assoinent u
a.i sliIr - used in rho Photographic process
The naguorrroWF c Pscs manufactured by = White are
NOW ewing universal satisfaction, aul considered by he
operators Dee many particulars lie hurs; IN The
ltrkcL
Case. of sire snd quality aru also manufactured by
the pulnretor an soal iu quantities slf purchasers
Having eNpcrsucc extending oscA 20 Tie nr'i intro
ucuou % the art 10 safs assure hose be- wish 10
purchase gs To- nnc of business that s articles sold BY
m are ~ superior scrpuon ami ~ssnfed give .ans
f.con. oay rogsrs quality. out price. Pfces
funt tofss anlci " ben requested Jy2t lmlsip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

~ The Chorl.'fo,. Patr,of which refused 10
90 Cor Mr. FrtNoRE on his nomination ~ fhladclpha
places iAe name Of Gen W o Butler In IL columns ior
Vice Presdcni In accordance. suppose. with the pc
ton Of tic recent Taylor meeting held IN tina, city Mr
MoSRog, the proprietor Of TAs PaDiof onor tho -.
tablIshfgcnt Tor sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
From California and New-1Iexico.

H; Carson bearer of dispatches from California.
arrived here today He left Santa te the 25th June
40 which time all quiet
The death OF Paynaster spaulding is confirmed by
n arrival.
Near Taos party Of fourteen Americans was attack
"a ~ one hundred Apache Indians and four Of the
.orrnsr killed and eight wounded During the engage
meut the Indians stole eighty horses. messenger
vas dispatched Immediately 70 Taos for assistance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

II ions Vas BrHrs dooiinss 10 visit and
speak at Chicago tr urgent Invitation ~ tho Tree
son men nesson-DsieAoy on scsoant " hi' fs'hsr .
sssslnau0n Tot President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

w Nrw-NerL Water cure h-tsons""nt,
q. u. rrir-sn, M. froPrirt"l' =. - -. 49,,
go, . 80, -, la ,,rs ~ hu Hssf fiessa an hestf
sa. ~ ,bs cav containing ss'e 'iNi' I'n'' wa .esos.
ps,...s rs,i..s r tahie o. in'sii' 90 Se'ess wig
80 ssL y n az. F,-,steeaiis 81 near unoa square New
- -" ys Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

" Nat~r-t arc k-tabii-Linrut, Oyster hv.
o - ul.' hufn Nov Nufk a1urt Srts MI su.aH
% Thu Naler Cure Mama. nani he.'A u n ,'ioi s.hy
sc A. fturr - &c Wsini Cfe i.~iusi sna sc -,
AmoIissn pfscunsiof II INC nssie. sia ~ = ~,
Also pupl II faossiits ftSelss faneais as a, -
..sr wpal a.x. 20, ,t..u,la.l .rsian q r Fenn
Aafsa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

y DANIEL WADswORTn, perhaps the veal.
,hie.t man In Connecticut died Friday morning ast
Al Hartford In the nth year Of his age. The We'd.
worth Athensup, and the Wsdsw0rth Tower. on
Monte Video. are pleasing nomentoes 70 the st <sas
Of HArrsIa Of ID tssts cad kbsTshty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
rs,- Amsr,can l.,ars- rserapeaslc In.slsuse.

T rKNt, y who stared De hrsi " Strr insiu.
ion ls cuInuy receive, tuvsts his cpiuuodious
iahushmsnf o. Lsehi-t uue iour nom NJ Johns psIk Ms
Han ~ treatment combines all tho known remedial sdspts
Sue o osihug with vancy " physiological aud mshan.
CO. appliances peculiarly hs and diet ard regimen
tnIikc tssc - any other CiY establishment NJ drlgs
sh-osof ussi~alc air. hi snd ry-rc se orlrr IL
rtly trrst iasinulouiaIurs Patients are provided
with hvy Go 80 Arb, swing theu all the
rusi hshtt AMI ss'upfiuus promenade En.nt u New
YORK. IA, patients accommodated. CorsitAg1-s -
Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

" Senator DICKINSON Of this State Ia b de-
liver Grafton before the Literary Societies Of &c
news College on "Wednesday next We would suggest
a. an appropriate theme Nirginia-Hrr Resource.
and Topography connected with Doug hfaee lnm gra.
I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

10 gen. Cas- never favored the Abolitionsts
In m, lie Washington Union
We suppose you mean La SoutAsr lys Louis Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

~ WIS. aud I""P''s w -''7 ~ ~ ~
.o4 s.aps 4f n edraHsu ~ ~ nh effo oicft~i
~ a. pstbHst iishinu.s durability ard natural appear
- no, az uno-uspi Al rofscns Wishing arr raie
- - .r .hd noi tail s cal al mo iaufasiof, of NN
narutlos. MsAss nsaf huaAwsN, before punchss
as elsewhere rsivap roms Coz huins ~iss lScThSAra
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srNEcA Co.--The Free soh Wings Of this
County Will hold Convention at Seneca Fails on
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e Hon. SAMUEL F NINroN, the able Repre-
sentative from the NIlth Congressional District
Of Ohio. and al present Chairman OF the Commit
zee Of WAYS and Means, declines a reelection.
Among those spoken Of for his successor are the
tolowing Messrs. HoRroS Of Pomeroy, WsIcH
Of Athens, and Nash sud CooNBs OF Galla