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Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30
To those most COnCerncd.
ECYtu TMa.es.

NOTICE fshereby given that the City
IN Taxes for 1S4S, are now due and pay
able. The Collector may be found at al
most any hour of the day, loafDg about
the street, ready and willing TO receive and
receipt for all amounts now due. So
ED. ALEXANDER,
oct29 City Collector.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30

RIBLES from 30 cents to 81 10, and a
~ ny quantity of at q Dime each, now
on hand and for sale by the Benton Coun-
ty Bible Society. They can be seen and
examined at this office. nov16
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30
STATE OF MISSOURI, S..
County OF BENTON.
T., VocoJ;o, a n 1919

Sous cousrr ur OF M5ssUeNi' Bas4os. IS.
In Vacation, Il. D. l848.
TH0~AS :. DILLON Petition for Di-
ADELAIDE p. DILLON. 'o''0'
nN this 24th day of October, A. d. 164S,
" the said complainant filed in the Clerks
office of the Benton Circuit Court,-a Peti-
ton for Divorce, alledging that his wife,
the said Adelaide p. Dillon, about the 18th
day of August, 1916, wilfully left his bed,
board and house, and abandoned and will
fully deserted and absented herself from
the said Petitioner, without a reasonable
cause, for two years and more, which facts
so alledged have been duly sworn to ac-
cording to law, and also that the said Pc
titioner has filed an affidavit showing that
said Adelaide r. Dillon is Aot a resident of
this State.
Therefore it is ordefe d that the said Adj
elaide P. Dillon be notified that unless she
be and appear before the Honorable'J Judge
of our Benton Circuit Court,t at the Court
! House in the city of Warsaw, in Benton
county, on the first day of the next term OF
our said Court, which will, be .begunsand
held on the second Mondaylin March'hext,
and within the first six days of said term,
IL the term so long continue, and if not,
then before the end of the term, plead, de-
mur, or answer to said petition, the SALTS
will be taken as confessed, and a decree
J entered according to the prayer of said Pc
titioner.
And It is further ordered that copy OF
this order be published in some news pa
per printed in this State for eight weeks
successfully, the last publication thereof
/ to be at least four weeks before the COM
mencement Of our said next term.
/ THOS J. BISHOP, Cl'k.
Oct27-9g-8~.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30

Tremendous Excitement
IN THE MERCANTILE BUSINESS!
Is- Unheard-of Lo,c Prices-.Nunutactr'-
turers ruined!- Immense arriual of neU
Fall and Winter Goods, at
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30
EyNE.1'TS
SEPTEMBER 20, lS4Sl -
J. ATKIsSoM ESb
rs now receiving splendid stock OF
Fall and Winter Dry Goods

GKOCEKIES, Nc., Nc,
whBh he is offering at extremely Hlo,e
prices" The public are respectfully in-'
vited to call and examine his stock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27
Thing. In PhilndeIphia.


PHILADELPHIA, Friday, May 20
As write we are undergoing about as heavy
shower as have seen in some time which Is securing
our streets very enecuany
The second story oithe warehouse, 20 south "haryes
caught ire about daylight this morning from the
spontaneous combustion Of pile OF damnssd cotton
on the premises Of Mr. Lodge Commission Nerchant
The counting room of William Thomas, ana tle once
az Tie Union Transportation Company were dr-hcAed
bv water. but not burned.
A fourth attempt was made last night ~ hre the iam
bervard OF Dks s. Bacon corner Coates ana Elsntn ,t'
The waichman saw The ncendiay, aud ufed p-t9 40
him. He escaped but Il Is thought he wa wounded Or
The Washington Grays gave Gen CADwALLADER a
s,irurlous entertainment 10 their ArmOry ast ul.nt
the most recsct thing Of the kind ever got up IN our
Hon Daniel Webster and lady in our city - roni'
several Delegates to the Wing National Convention
are already here and others have passed through On
visit 70 your city.
our CITY Council, lsst night passed resolutions ten
derins the Inequalities oi the city % Gen scott -
How DO the Harnburners" Ike Cen Cas- WI
they till consider him the second Arnold pc So srsPM
the lead of the Old Southern democratic bell "etncfs
The rain and an absence OBJ oA speculatfe leetii-
hive made our markets very dull. IN the Prices Cur
rent now before for the day note no chsnse ir""
d sf. - al 0rarlufls.
The stock Board mas been naniiuate. and barrel.
enough business done 20 keep buyers and sellers %
First Boerd-s53 800 Penn s. ~. 90 Bk 81. -
t DO .. ! Com BIZ a. lOO0 c O., 81. iOii
Stceaa B0ara-5lO s Treas Sts l02i, 800 Penn ).
"a, SO do IA. 65O0 o. O., 49,; p Girard ~
100 Morris, %. 800 sch Nav o. o. 43i l,ooJ hea
d nnrn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27
Rellrinn and Wnr.

Tie Fcca0r's Journal translates TWO "'-H
and f,-rib'e circumstances by the Archbishop OF
Msx.c1 addressed 20 the General ia-Chiei o. orr
AMY AGAINST several distinct acts 4 OUTRAGE per
perrated los portions Of cur troops upon religious
houses or converts .nMexico. b. taxing iofc'oie
posscss.1n & tie same. expe-lns ne inmates s-a
r-satia- certain Of them with gross .ndel-iy. Iae
Answers % the remcastralces. Do a..y were gwen
have not yet trauspi-eI yet i Is certain ~ IAsi
absence that no intentional insult has been siF en-
9r wrong inflicted. Gen. scott was AWAY very
sc-uyalous IN eaforc.n- respect ~ the religious
institute. and ceremonies Of the Mezicans ana bis
.r,css.o- c,uur. bs 60 insane as o. deylate from
,,,. line Of conduct. Yet al must realize that m
i,,.5in, ANN, cannot s--ruui9usv respect private
-..,t.a-3 personal feelings thar detachment
must 5,sa Jake up i-s quarters where night over
take. T. o- whe-s frs lat. places it AID nns' qp-
n-9u-sts .i-a -ua-e shelter as D., can hat con-
v..ie.t. whether church, u1ulery o- pri.
vale DWELLING. d.e-s cannot be- expected 20
r,-a-d with sc-u1u..us o-bcarance the shelter
r,.l GOOD orotsr necessa-cs ol life orwaich they
.,,..- v.b... il al,-sis on tbs side o- on tlat
r,.,-s.,,i e-.a i ,-e-,,.f ..irnir-y ou their side
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By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune
LoCO-FOCo NATIONAL CONVENTION.
FIFTH DAY-MORNING SESSION.
p.-,.-oo- r~ifar Nav

FIFTH DAY-MOkNiNG skSslON-
BMrimonr. Friday. Nay %
The Convention met AZ O'Clock A. N. The al
tendance Of Delegates was rather slim Prayer
was offered up by Rev Mr. HUMPHREY oil Ny
The reading Of the minutes ofthe previous "a!
proceedings then took place. Some dispute aiO''
in regard TO the vote Of the Pennsylvania i'-'e5a-
ton which was recorded a. having alter ne nom
i,st;o, NJ Cas.. changed its vote on the last pal
h. r.,... p,,t,.rnan 10 CAS-. The minutes were
decided 10 be correct so that the oi1clai proceed
;n,. ,Vill record TIE final vote o. Pennsylvania 70
for C.ss-as candidate Of the party Tor Pfesi-
5o,, The Convention then appointed It's Presi-
d.,, and Vice Presidents Committed 10 inform
lie nominees q their nomination
Mr.. WELLS Of New Hampshire offered reso-
luton providing that no State. il future Demo
cratic National Convention. shall send greater
numbered delegates than the votes such state is en-
titled 70 in the Electoral College.
On this resolution warn. discussion ensued.-
An amendment was offered to the resolution 20
the effect that tins Convention recommend that no
state send more delegates IN future, 70 National
Convention. than it has electoral votes.
Gen. HousroS Of Texas, is now speaking IN an
elooucnt manner. n O'Clock i. NJ
There wasa tremendous mastering In Monn-
ment-s quare. 4 number Of eloquent siumpspeeches
were made-cannon were fred-rockets assembled
and mighty rejoicing took place
Picayne Butler = come 70 town
is the rallying song.
I'VE print the following As It comes TO u. should
o reader. be able 70 discover the meaning Of all OF IL
they will be more fortunate than We have been--EdJ
Mr. YAScEY proceeded to read list OF states
which voted against Committee. He was called
to order by delegate from Georgia, VINO said he
had better give ms a hearing on a more important
snhiect. the election Of Gen. CAS-. Mr.. fANcEf
concluded. Mr. RusK OF Texas, called Tor the
nrevious question, which was sustained and the
resolution Of the minority Committee was lost by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

observation-disclosures curious proceeding
was had In the Conncctcut House Of Representatives
ON Tuesday Mr. Eaton Of Tolland offered Resolution
for the appointment OF Committee 70 wall on the Sc
nate and request OF the Resolution appointing
Roger : Baldwin United states Senator. his reason
Tor preseutns the Resolution was that the vote upon
motion 70 postpone the election Of senator for Two
weeks Ind been mscounied by the Clerk who stated
the resuIi % for and l0l against the postponemen
names OF i03 prsnbers who declared by their sigma
furc that they voted for the posponemcnt and tour
otaers lad made statements that they voted the same
WY. There was come opposition TO thu Resolution
bat motion 20 lay Il the table lost the resolve
was pissed. the Committee ordered audit was sppOlnt
cd on Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

MExlco - TIE Rumoycd ReroipiioH - The
steamer Nay, Which arrived al New Orleans on the 18th
inst brought rumors Of serious revolution and anti
pesce movement in Queretaro. The Eudors, however,
which left Vera Cruz two days aiterwsrd has nothing
farther in relation to the matter The rumors, which
undoubtedly false originated from the fictitious pro
nnncianieno ooeretsro, and the editorials of the
u,4tor Rspableaao which paper, while it asserts lis
disbelief Of the reports oonfesses that the Government
has reason to beware of its enemies.
We have the other hand, the assurance that a
quorum Of the Congress is assembled and that the ar
rival Of the American Commissioner was snxiously
awaited IN order 10 commence the proper negotiations
The sentiment of the people. far IL be sscer
tanned Is in favor of peace and any attempts 10 create
srevolutcn BY means Of pronuncsmicntos. other.
wise. viii, we believe. meet with little .ayor among
them. We have As yet nothing positively unfa.
vorsble 20 our expectation OF speedy adjustment OF
toe dlfi>slties between the two Republics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

REaGxArIoS.-T selt-denial evinced by Pre-
sident Polk, in publicly and in black and white
declining to run again after it had been settled
that he could get support, was very properly
cheered in the Baltimore Convention--we doubt
whether anything else from him, except his I'M
mediate abdicaton could have been SO cordially
received-but VicePresden, Dallas is whstled
down with Spartan lack of ceremony. lie did
not decline yet nobody proposed to reelfci him.
Polk and Dallas. Oregon and Texas, brave
watchw ogds these in their day, but that day is
over. Did ever two men so in by such a contest
and 20 ont with such perfect unanimity
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Rv Eyprss and telegraph TO The Tribune.
FROM THE SOUTH.
nm -B-na m , N1T .

PrrERsB-na. Fri. y. Say -.
The Special Overland Express i9rihe Ar--fef
Tribune from New Orleans las arrived.
Markcts.-CoTToS-Midd 3. stsAR-i ana 'lo'
LassEs unchanged FLovR-Illuois. s. 30 fs1ieHIs-
Two American slips taken 70 Liverpool, j. hNcHs''t-
No alteration
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By Telegraph 10 the New-lOrk Tribune
BARNBURNER'S CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE. Friday May 70.
The Barnburner Delegates from New-lork held
caucus last night and determined 70 hold Con
vention on the ED Of June next to nominate a
candidate for Presidest DIX is talked Of as the
man, and Is as likely 10 ge' the nomination as any
one. They seem to be satisfied with Gen But
LER for Vice President. R
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

sUAHoS.-Ater preaching till they were tired
10 the lsw-breakins sellers Of Hanover y. H. the
friends Of Temperance raised small fund cover
costs and brought their before the Grand Jury
One was convicted and hnsd $50 and costs another
barely escaped by some official sleigh,ofhSnd in pre-.
psrls his case and the whole body eaved. and voun.
.srly cane under bonds OF $500 each eel any
more 50 ong as the law shall forbid IT, Two Of them
immsd a;oly sold out. and VIII remove from the
town leaving but one who did cell and he has given
tup
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

FRON HArrL-Schooner Tellus, al Holmes 5
Hole from Jeremie sth inst confirms the statement
that an outbreak had occurred At Portsupnce some
letters despatched merohSni in PoFtsuPrnce 70 be
forwarded. had been returned TO gerenie, the ner
chan, having been killed Boston Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

PESxsYLvASIA.--F. NJ. KiMMEL of Somerset,
is the Delegate to the Philadelphia Convention,
from the XVlIith District No Instructions were
given with regard to President but ANDREW
STEWART was recommended for the Nce-Presi-
dency. Mr.. Kimmel is understood to be favorable
70 the nomination of SoorT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

TEMPERANCE LfoTrRERs --JohR h. Cough, we
believe Is resting from his late srjuous lsbors Roy
ston Mass John H. ". Hartiss was lectur.ng few
days ssncc, up the Mohawk in tins state Dr. 4 B. 81
io, having completed circuit in North Eastern Penn.
syiysnis has just gone to New-Hsmpshre where he is
engaged 70 speak In several places.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

- The jane Nc. of the UNIos MioAzlNE
ia better than usual in the way Of embeli-hmen con
tang two handsome steel engrtvnss and number Of
woodcut Illustrations. In the literary department il
maintains is deservedly high character Cocheco "
Is one oi those genuine American stories OF which we
should Ike 20 have more Mrs. Ellets swallows j.
a. admirable rccastinz OF ine German tale whose
conclusion Is al the sadder for being truth Tucker
mas Chapter on Hands Is graceful enough 10 sus
= that the writer j. himself gifted that line Mrs
Kirkland continues her charming Western sketches
AMI Horace Greeley has article on the sphere Of
Woman" This number closes the hrst year. The
next ~ understsnd win contain the first OF MIRA Kirk
land'i Letters from the OH World
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27
xNx,h CONGRESS-. .Fir., Session.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, Friday. May ~
The Senate was no, IN session today.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES

After tue Transaction Of some routine business. Mr.
WENTWORTH OF n made en- unsuccessful effort TO take
up the bin introduced by Mr. Wick yesterday prohibit
ing the importation OF slaves into the District Of Co
luinbla.
Ny Rockwell Of Coan. called Tor tho regular order
OF business when On motion the House resolved iise
into Committee OF tie Whole the state OF the Union
MT McCLERNANool H. officiating As Chairman ana eos
up sundry private bills after considering which, tht
Committee reported progress and adjourned oTei
I'LL tomorrow, saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

ILtivols-Taos C. DrRuMNoSD of Galeua is
the Wing candidate for Congress in the With Dis
trict now represented by Thomas J. Turner, Loco.
IT Is a close District and may be carried with pro-
Der exertlon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

7..- co,..sr.. Bo,t SfoRr-Noricf -Boo' and shoe
s,- wholesale ana re,s-BRooks. $50 tulon-st seven
doors fom Broadway, has for sale a. prices - 10" as can
bee rulchacd n ts -y. e best oi French calf skin and
pn-sur leather boots and shoes
Also. ai endless srneiy OF the celebrated Congress Cater
B ofs. fr aIe. ari rcntrmen's wcar together wa al
other auIs ct boots. shoes. CATERS, pumps ani slippers for
gtlsmen Youths misses, aad children as 10" rnce As
,ly other esfsbl sin'crt ln The ely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

Coon Boor, REQUIRE 30 PufrlNG.-Genuemen waiting
, Good and handsome Boots or Caters al the very low
est prices without any OF hs usual humous, are recon
msnded 10 call at w,rrlsss d fuonsi where hey can.
fr the best assortment ,ac ciiv H Goods are decidedly
'. r. ,,.., ..-.. sf. li. own make, iny27 Seed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

No DsTIScTIoy-A correspondent has written
% The Yer Ora1Rs P,e1ynns, regrettug that any com
munlcatons should have been published that paper
calling question the doctrines OF future pun .huser,
generally received among Christians The Picaynn,
replies that in these days Of revolution and progress
wen the Princes Of The Earth confronted and over
whemed the Prince Of Darkness must take MS chance
with the rest-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

EocKLtNo CENErEVy.-fhe opening and dedication Of
f Grounds of The Ceutiery postponed from the 2il INST
on account Of hc wcaiheD viii take place ON Monday the
h met when addresses and other appropriate exercises
my be- expected 1l' steamer s. Nicholas and o1ner
boats will lcavc ho foot Of Duane st at % o'clock, A. NJ
ana .top 40 he foot Ct Hmmond-si and, reufnng VIII
leave Picunon, a. o'clock r. ~ Those vino have not
hti tickets may obien them 81 r. @. Nelis, agent % Mas
.ar.s,. or of VIM. Archer 20 Woosier-st my@1 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

GHV. BurLER--To praise is moro agreeable
than TO censure, and we are inclined to think our
advefsarcs have put up a good sort Of a man for
vice-President. Cen Butler is not great man,
but We have always considered him honest, brave
and manly, and we know he made capital run
for Governor in ~. If he had been put up for
President instead OF Cass this time, the ticket
would not have been beaten halls badly as ii
now will.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

MIssoUM.-The Wings of the lst District have
unanimously nominated Hon. JoHS ID. Cook as
their candidate COR Congrcss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

u Tl En-, Lac our tlsls fr po creiag as ~ or @
p.... ,ss sss.a,e. losa Nss j-r's 'ce oHa'ie' no "
Hoa wa wnsai. nan. pat ~ ren1' Of Gay IN "
r,,.r vs.hesfl a.e. di.lted ths cr-da n mat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

II -. h,.rs, house kcrocr need. nlay BE- sent ether
!, NJ 81 Chcrryst or % 'he chcc Of he America
se-,r,--. Friend society - Wallet New York and
Ell, 81 'ti. se .noalca- Ca n the N.i.'rs AfFe''ff
r..,~s~ Conner Walters bell an INQUEST
.1-,,, ~, F,r.t Wsrd -t1lon House on the body
IF nj ir.hinan u1ned james Mitchell yao o.ed pa hs
I'm .hr--Iy sfer De- hai os,l con.n. 4 % re- % -
resr. tia-fhe deccesci vi arg '.' ~ ~
.., r.t'.,g 5nsrr tic ELECTS of ee.trifH ifHeHs -
M. J-, rc.aru ,.rd 10 ihai ihf deceased c'ine 70
h.s death by ie.u.tu irff's
p,rrrr.-A man named William Watson vas
r-r.tsl ve.trf,fty on charge OF frcaNng in'o ne
,rrrai.e. %. Nr tni-ew sm-a sc. 5h w aiei sad
stealing quantity %. clothing, % me 'a'-o % ~
Committed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27
By THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERl NAIL
THINGS N WASHINGTON.

= Gen. joss A CuTnAy has arrived at
u /. .I,.-..--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

- A brick bultiu- In Cincinnati. occupied
5y j. : Weaihcrby, ssdllsr. and ] II. spear. paper
dealer Wa nearly destroyed by fire On the 2lst Mr..
westherby's loss Is estimated 5000 No insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

Dis NooRufAo's IMPROVED GRADUATED MAGNETIC Ma.
cgvE, These new aud bo1uaful Instruments are reeon
nered a, the most con enlsni perfect and edeciua an
ces OF he kind made They car bee safely sent 20 any pan
, ,,, e,,n--, Price $40 Manufactured and sold whole
.,,. .,a r.-,., bv d C. MOORHEAD, ND,
,,vr-r 80 Broadway, New-iofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

- IovArHAS CHAPMAN Ex-Mayor oi Boston,
died IN tia, city Thursday last Anor very short
Mness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

- Rsytsro A>o INsrovEo N h.oN, i8 Fllion-s'-
Nov ready complete assortment Of hc summer fashions
,f Geaeneus Has styles and prices 10 suit oil classes
ofcs omers ana warranted CD efeih utmost 'aisl suon
20 an who wear them aud 20 s vino zee them. AAo every
,-efy Of chnlens cap. the ueaies and cheapest 70 be
fgnd in tic city, Od customers respectfully myed 70
cal, and strangers IN town would do well 10 just look IN.
before rirc,a.iug elsewhere. 40 hNoXs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

RcHeLigu DfAMoND-foMTEo GOLD PENs.-Poinis war.
rlniei to stand i've years They the best and cheapest
Gold Pens In Aso fountain attachments thai can be al
jused any pen Pnce . cts. Also 800 dozen Gold Pens
assorted brands a manufacturers prices For sale By B T.
WArsos, IS Wal-st and J. Y. SAVAGE, % Fulionst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

~ Splendid Cake Boxes, q 10 q per hundred Wed.
ding ards Wedding Waters Silver Cord. Beautiful Eave
OPS from 50 cents 10 6 per hundred EvERDELLs Gard
Establishment 500 Broadway Duane-st first square
above stewards Marble Store. my3 3eOd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

ON s4ocg 90 Day GooDs.--kEHslrr WWrLEa, Of
81 Catarnest ae running on lhe balance OF Iobhef'
sa OF dry goods purchased at auction of the assignee
Tie tremendous sacrifice a which the stock was bought en-
,les them 20 offer the Goods a unprecedented barr ain
Tie stock comprises general assortment ~ every descrr
ton of dry goods Also superb lo II vzees, maniias
aai muilcs-an of which are rapidly going at ninoos
ra,e. my253t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

MuSg.-Tae friends OF Gen. Taylor have tn
nn,,be ri il. the Maine State Convention, which as
sembled at Augusta On "Wednesday Inc St'o"S
personal influence and nntiring exertion' Of ex-
Gov. Kent and other advocates OF Taylor have
been met only BY derision, iresoluton, weakness
and have 50 succeeded. Thomas Robinson pre-
sided ia Convention, and the following nomina-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

sAsDs's sAssAPARmLA.--Ihe following testimony from
Rev John Grgg lae Rector Of he Church Of the Cnci
fxion In his cry c0mmends Itself 10 the attention Of he
afflicted Numerous certificates OF cures Of various diseases
effected by his medicine are almost daily received
Messrs SANDS One Of my daughters has taken your val
liable sarsapariia FOR scrofous affection SC with
te most beneficial efec resulting from he II gives me
very great pleasure 90 record my testimony behalf Of IL
and efficacy, hoping thai Others may be induced TO
make Trial Of JOHN CRIGG.
New-York, May 10, 1873
Prepared and sod, wholesale and retail by A. B. d
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton. corner OF william
- Z75 Broadway and II East Broadway New-York Sold
sso by Druggists generally throughout the United slafes
I rncs 81 per DOlle or Uvt,rs tor %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

TRINITY CHuRcH.-' The Political and lie al
Il story q the TRINITY Church Monopoly 30. / BY
CLISroN ROOSEVELT l. neat pamphlet just issued by
Crowel Co. % Goldst It il very pansent bat what
good VIII it do
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