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The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02

Danvigis Psaceably resumed hts legitimate kappi. ness; Adrh had more trouble in obtAininR his par. don. He was obliged to pay the sxPenses of the war. and then he married ilse wt5ew.
 !. M. AdTseh de Ls'ey, invited M and Nine Dan. vile tD thcF wedding Mme. DAes isae was nest etc. gantly dressed, and Wore for the first time most magnificent ses of emeralds, which her husband had certainly never given herr and 6h the brides arm was bracelet. which M. Adsien was rot aware 6f having placed among the saarri3ge jewels.
 The two friends exchanged one look ol bitter re- rroaeh and melancholy resignation.
 Engine Gsttot = Transisfed t6r Ae Boston .Alls
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h. A. WATKINS has removed to the farm recently occupied by E. A. MooRK Esq. half l,4l. l+'.e east of tho city limits. OFFICE at Dr. es -' "rag Sore wkere he may be found during ahd' night, when necessary; and in cases h.s seney, Dr, LAURiE will attend In his stead, N H '' additional charge.
 e,r p in all cases, will be the same us the ,sr, e1aefs his thanks to his old friends and pat
 ,'-ii ps'ronage
 +'if Rock, Feb Is. Is4s. eI6m.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02

4 Case ef Coascisses.-In In aeeriain "f.adiss Nor al Reform Society. exis'ing not many miles from the banks of the EenneBaek, the members were obliged 10 sigma pledge not to "set VS," ss 1t Is termed. or do anything else that nigh, be supposed to have atendency, however remote. to immoTsi '. One evening, the President was calling over the names. to know whether each member had kept the obligation, beautiful and highly respectable young the cause, said that she feared she had broken the pledge. "Why what have you done Y asked the President "oh, "sobbea the young lady, "Dt------ kissed me the other night. when he waited on me home from me~tiog" .'0h. we'll. that Is nothing very bad" said the President 'hs kissing yoa does not make ont that you broke the pledge" "Oh bat that int the worst of it." replied the eouscisn- tious young lady, .l kissed hia back .''
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02

labits. and ison iadsssry. ure imprermmb.v to th~ assaults q sil the M luek lhai fuos ever dre.t of Bsst %hsa see . istleFdemaifoa ereering out of s iAsevn lass ia shs forenoon, witk ht. kanls suck inie his Peekets fhe risa of hih has termed u a.d for the woFst of al Isck is 10 be s,ugrard Lnsvs Sr tippltF.
 ESssarss fsr Fo~ss Mea, Sv F. ". Berek,y
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02

When Sir Walter Scott was at school, boy in the same class was asked by the dominic part of speach with was. "A noun sir, said the boy young blockhead,' cried the pedagogue, what ex- ample you give for such thing I can tell you, sir interrupted Seott you know there's verse In the bible which says they bound Sampson with sriths.'
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02
WHO KNOWS.

Nose he that never took pinch, Nosey, the pleasure thence thai ilowsl Knows he the titillating joys
 Which Ry nose knows o, Nose! am as proud of thee As any mountain of its snows: l gaze on thee and feel the loy
 fl Romaa kR0srs.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02
From he Noyl.American.
 France i@'rcc,

France iArrec, BYT.R HARD. 4 great voice wakes aoreign land,
 And mighty muriiIf sweeps the sea, While nations, dumb uth wonder stand,
 To note what 1t nay be- The world rolls on ikea hurrieane's breath, ,'Doscn ssifh the tyEGnt-eoine tie or dsath,
 frGHee East De Jss'" 'Uphsrsln' is writ on he Orleans wall, And it needs no protet to read the word The King has flown ftm his palace hail,
 And there the upb is heard! They shout in the heatof their maddened glee i; fWhat sounds can caIpare with nations cry When it leaps from ondage 10 liberty.) The voice sweeps o1 Ite hurrieane's breath. And the e'wondering weld heareth what it saith,
 "Frdaee, FrGncsjs frse" The rongh-shod foot oishe people tramrs Through the silkin Douis of royalty, And ovor the 6eor theRirro and lamps Lie like the shatterd monarchy. They have grasped tAs thrcne In their irony, And have borne it siOft in mockeRy; But as if the ghos,of king might be Still wieldins shadowy sceptre there, They dashedf t to earth and tfampled 1t down, Shivered tcdust, with the Orleans crown, And slout with voice that ronds the air,
 yfrance, France is Jree'" Oh, Joy to the world! the hour is come, When the nations 10 freedom awake, when the royalists stand agape and dumb, And monarchs with terror shake Over the walls of majesty, ,
 "Upharsin" is writ in words of fire, And the eyes of the bondmen, wherever they be Are lit with their wild desire. Soon, soon shall the thrones that blot the world Like the Orleans, into dust be hurled, And the word roll on, like hurricane's breath Till the farthesi slave hears what il saith,
 s.4rise, arise! De frss."
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02

Psansylsaaia Dsmocrotic ConrestiOn.-It has been notice that Mir Buchanan was pominsted sy the democratic State conveB,ion of Pennsylvania The Washing ton eorresr6hdeni of the Baltimore Sun, (.'X ''l says of the matter:
 The resolutions of the democratic State Con. vention in Pennsylvania have created profound sensation here. The decasstion of Gen CaAs as the second choice of pensylsauia. is sistaaty look ed upon as the aomiDation of Gen. Cass by thai state.-what hdy, in giving her hand to gentle man, ever nsde deeiaTat,on as. 10 whom she would marry if she were lett whiowf"
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02
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AnR"W~A"E. nR

M ~'-' " cut and hand saws; cotton and wool s,, ,'i'' corn and coffee mills; stocks and dies; .,., ,''' coach wrenches; steelyards iron mo. sane. s1'r', shoe thread; peg cutters; drawing ts, -..s' nook' and hinges; brass top dogs; files; R.c.', oaiis' wrapping paper, Sc
 ''''"sd and for sale by
 Sf'a' llA, IsIs. -2s "' ]" "A'i
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Ax AxGvn4D~AE.

.,r- n DEN. '. DANIB 4!a4 Rock March 7ih, lsis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

- ~. 10 y7s for yellow Indian Corn bring.
rer boil and al these rates a fair amount oil
49,. heen for shipment 70 Ireland.
Flour . steady value 1t yesterdays market ne"
49,. he Western Canal sold al pc ana me ISe' O'
nsa.4.l,bia and Baltimore are 27s TO 27s % ono
a., - u. Canadian 27s to 2ss and sour rs ou' 10
O.. per bbl .,,.... g r,,,.r
" , farther remark that the shipments oil indian
-. 81 vcsl 70 Ireland from this port have become
- ,,r.., They have amounted since the ist March
:, ia Or. Of Corn and - COS bbls Of Meal.
Tn. ,o.t wholesome kind Of food i as popular As
-. ,n ireland and Is preferred even TO Oatmeal
r.. Quantity Of Indian Corn and Meal imported into
vcrpool since beginning Of the year is l26 . ORE OF
n. fo,rnsr and l6 100 bbls Of the latter.
The transactions in Cured Provisions during the past
week. are 10 moderate extent
The market continues very steady for Beef at pre-
yious prices
There has been slow sale Of Ness Pork while PRIME
Mess has been in good request
The transactions in Lard extend 70 300 tons. Several
holder. have withdrawn their stock' looking for better
pr.ces.
The market i now very firm although the stock OF
Cheese Is low. The transactions are limited.
The imports during the week comprise 996 terces, p
b5s Beef s bbls Pork 1856 casks, 2210 boxes Bacon
81 casks a boxes Hams 52f and l2l casks Cheese
and 0oe terces s61 bbls 3 633 kegs Lard
We shall, as usual spreadt the details Of the news
be fore our readers with the least possible delay
after tie reception of our files and correspondence.
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AsHESPe's up % cents PER and mPro'n 's'es $50
ca.ksat = s9,t t,r Pot 'nd 3 kr Pearls 49,
20 bse y steady partly for export purchases have
teen made sf Franz ue sr-' dat daecton Of any import
FLOUR AM NEAiTbe market Floar has beeu firm o5y.
,s i,rsie whsh ceked rau.,oos The market has nov 40
eauej 10 oi per b from te loves. poi under the hight
,,t so~ nearly ossk ne point ro sash
oreari he oa. ''es 49, up 800 ~ go"
- mere t'e O. BE- bad below "a Of sns i~scrp
Contrafi. were ','o 49, 80. g, 80 - '.s
fr ipqui. AMI he maftci .' VI - oo. ~ %
I ~ for Wc,i-rH RE f3nf o. - >s-~ 30 hhs
-Ihe srset Wheat amer than va ADD the De-
No. 4, ri 81 ni g Prime samfir- are scsce cene-e~ bell
no re. There been sale oap hes, f"9 Nr,irn on
Western New Orleans. go ~. -, =, =, ~ bii. rere
s,os i~trsni ani The sale, are - ~ -,
sc. A. "a sa6 500 New orleans - 20 500 81
"a ,.n,nn W~st-ra tei 'i@ 3d. and - "n..s ~
sspss OF. are dat s.9tN cent. sa'-- ~" 0'''
wsisSr~. ssss oea. sa4 6r with -'ie' $50 to 90 bis
pors market quiet sg,n. and oo ao' od ~ =
- c szto Ia II S-,~s ~ ab Mes private pafsnh Dr.
I, l,r requc.t ard sd % Is sni "a = 'I 81 r.
80 tb. c,aged hands SAFES 20 %. hrs h,. al tb. were
~ sr cres 81 s5r ~ sa 1zi 80 Or ~. is l
saes Cot Ns,i- have eeea ooii ~ str. ,ui Ham
~ - - ~ - ,sots and ~ hhd. smoked siie- si5A cents
IL Buef .nd taee-. there movement OF iHos A go
GKocFRlFs stssr ntrset sniaated and u'nsh r
mae no ehsae the feeling lecded, dser-e 70 .e' ai ~
orIssn. "a AZ 80 6ose. Eoo~e's Hssaas $50.
cb, our "a sv~~t i5aIT Cubs Mu-essdo 9sa2 Al VIZ n
rste. SOM s hhd. taken. aHt NOS AT se
oses, 21x Naestas ssa - 100 bids Porto Rsco lJa -
A, AUCTION to dsy bsss Bral Cohee sod Il os@'' ' 80
kcR~i. t, Srrsr Price. remain tb. Sales 80 'efoe'
''J IiaT Sc. 100 eass. At IS -. or Eastern
BEEswAx-Aboui 100 b. sold =, n 60. cab.
NAVAL sIoKEs-sss. 500 6ei. wilmington H''n a.
'LSAD-I .ss III pig. sofs made ct 90, cash
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GREAr SAFE nr RIcH nRrsS GOODS

4 GREAT REDUCTION Is PRICES " BAR
4hhEh 4 CO III ta.la.iHe--f clrlrence ~ morn 4
their sac o rcn acauuf Dre-- Goos l .rcai rlacon M
pnces, az lsua ~ s 90 Tie year, tI sfeal psf'
game are uos u-ertfi r1 pufclas'.fs
go pieces rct nfrk LTD usrrf ks.-nrrrsrr Oh DE &c.
frrenl l1ncs-S-r heavy r-fr Altered. -ain striped.
and -aln u Pnce -l C. i..fs Co. 5 90,
g. - 81. - add - per yard.
100 pieces cnorc >iss he rich sfvies ard co'ors
ever 0rrreI. selected especially iIr cy radf De- sold
vhouf reserve, vite caaugeahe. l-arrai nch p'tds,
.rr-s AMI a-red ,k.. and other rcl -, -. al s. 3d. g.
J. Co. -. D. dd. sli IS PER rlrL
1870 pieces rch French barcses. Frelcl Lawns. hearrl
Linen Llslr- 90 all rares. On -hsm.. Dr iau Law us. s
a great reduction. Also. 81 pieces heaul-l. Lawns. just
imported. o., i- low price ~ 81 per yard
A.so. ofIr great ord elegant assortuentof
CrtpF ~H tWI. Ffffr1f-. JENNY tiNp>. rt NiNriLfts
The ho.- sock considered te Del - m ihe CIV inr So
error- iu h-llv. variety end style. and coz prse Narr
s. 81 r-l r-rrs. heavy irr-rs. Buses lace ans rl-t
rum.1--. elr- Jenny Llnds, nri-ila Fai.s c 1ea IS
rrt liqr f-fr f. ace ana cnnl trimmings. VIII traul q
new ~ r.. ~ Y.le.-e-se u 10 So 81 SIS 81 - 81 and =
Other Departments fully stocked. ana customers WIZ nA,
u fo tler Interest fn give us cl..
J. w BARKER s. CO. "a Csiaarne-st
Reduced puccs marked goocs No devianol lrom i.a
asked e5 -reocis
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SPLENDID gIRDsEYE VIEW Of THE EMPIRE CITY
JCsl COMPLETED.
,NfrRT I-HFnHN WILLIAMS & STEVENS.

= Broa0W only lcclfte tt4 'vu4Pfrii'i'-t
Ve,. Of SosgY0rk C.ty ADD Euvlryu-Ins view = taken
from the east side NiausDurgh, and pIeseu me c
ire eus ana breadth 0f the great Cry ~ Nr"-fofh o.
h az a. TSruttl-r he essi, AID sHeicAns acres
dssiy from the point Of gh % about fOriirtst On is
west Tie outline ~ the Jersey STORE l. shown, Discerning
Jer-ry cay anu HOUoAru; the NO kFer Governor or
stfs lsad. he Bay aud The Narr0"si 9n me
ir.fI-i In he tlr.e round gairst SswfOfk repOs~s
e Dre-t u pping, rs .reat commercial stamp "h" "
River j. studded 1h steamers al9 SAILING Fesses lie
hoe drawn with tie most careful regard % accuracy "
position AT perspective, ~ ne relative OcanOl ann h2h
OF every prominent eci, and combining At once su adnii
milo lew and an Interesting picture To tie mind u
fragr u al once conveys perfect idea 81 the exact ora
tog o Se-YOfA t1 reference tO surrounding psrts. ~
fn1uie anI admirable sdap,anOn 90 every species Of
Commercial communication, ant thl. renders most de-
-rsbe acquisition 10 the counting oue ~ the merchant,
AID very satisfactory d--cnpuOn 70 send % f., "a abroad
II fr-s
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a. ARNOLD Il co.

= lNNAL->L
DEING DESTROYS of resiucinr heir large ana valuable
D0cs % by GOods much possible. before rrulor
ing their store NOW erecron row
ol-l- h- balance of their Spring importation a. greatly
reduced prcss. consisting u part Of me following aruces
SLSs-Par. Plaid and io-d ace. n 20 inches wide
Flua0-s-P aim Paid AMI Prll-d
Gro dc Rlesls 81, - and g.. OF the most celebrated
makers.
Barege-P.an. Plaid, Printed sni Embro.teret-many
% them very choice pods and confined ~
Grenadines ard SIX Tissues Jain, Printed and I'm
bro.dered
Isabella sud Lolisa-Plsid and Striped
Toll Dc Chew, e--IOil de Nord-r0i. dIude
French P0uias-Plaid and Dtmlsse.
Freach aui English PINS
French nd scotch GIuglsrF
French Prut-i Ctmnrc.. Jacouets All Organde.
English lawns ami Orlnudi-s.
Muslin Dc isInrs-PiHu. Printed ind high CO. crs.
encl and scotch EH51.iered Collars and Cteuize,;s
En.i-h and Geuuun Hosiery.
frclcA Cashmere LulE lld square ~llws.
Pain. Printed rll Bro fe Bifege DO
Canton Crsle Shaw is, %. ain and Embroidered
Sik sites rui lisi t.ll.
Together with lrpessel stock Ct Linen Goods ard
House. rer.ng Ar4ces. wel worthy The attention Of Tie
buyers { such goods 'e5 3v.seod
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DOMESTIC ANIMALS.

JvTSTORY AND DESCRIPTION ,f the Horse Niue,
IL Car- Sheep SWINE. Pou Try. DOGS, &c. with drec-
tons fr tier mana cement breeding. crossing eedln2 ad
preparation for profitable narhe also iher dsrarys 10
ter with full directions for the cement OF ne Dairy
By r. L Allen.
iIi@ autl1r practical hrer and .foc breeder an able 20
rorrf Cor coefres of r-n-lsf r .-t-es OF pe-c
.n.all. a. well ls the best mode 20. na-ss o. them
-Hur01 O. R-Ascfor
Here % book r.ie umtI'v written by gentleman Of ssp@
enc al acenre VII cl l- farmer w hna aiofrta ~ i
Nerourtpor Mt'lhmln
cot, Ban. ,.,,,f. ia mt and cannot fti r. rori
che, ,.-.-r.. y, AZ. f.-rr-- rSamuf. g.. Belco1.
n e b- oths character have ~ seen no lirine ii
b. ,...,,, rD-m1cr,r. Carlisle. p
. ... ..t t,f ID ever, owner of slIna be- I9s
- ~ rFtlf1n W.. s-tr
Can be sentby mail Cloth binding IS cent? Paper 5o c's
ie83us G. NJ sAXTON, Publisher 2oo Broadway
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~ Henry clay CIab.-Ara large and enthusiast

~ Henry Clay Club. Al large and enthusiastic
meeting spontaneously assembled OF the Wings who adhere
DHENRY CLAY FIRST lasl and forever held al the Broadway
House. June 9. 1885, JOHN COLBY, President pro ten
L.yvis A. CoHsN Secretary PRO ten ii proposed by
VIM Frazee and seconded by Samuel Davis that we form
ourselves in a CMb, TO known a.
1.-THE HENRY CLAY CLUB or NEW-YORK."
was proposed and unanimously carried that we return
10 the Delegates at he Philadelphia Convention who stood
by our Old Leader" HENRY Clay our warm thanks ana
we pledge ourselves best exertons TO elect 10
the Presidency OF United States the defeated candidate
in The Convention but the choice Of the people our beloved
and sacrificed HENRY CLAY.
large number OF Nhgs came forward and signed their
names 10 support HENRY CLAY for the Presidency and OF
pose the candidate Of the minority party.
Twas proposed and carried that this meeting adjourn 10
Monday evening, June T. the Broadway House a. 8
O'Clock
The proceedings Of this meeting to be advertised in The
T,rlo,ne ana Express jelo
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DR. PARlsHs
CHINESE HAIR CREAM.

r;'HE GREAT PRESEKNArIVE Of TIE HAIR
4 Our disfIaf brother, llr Chtgcse,
LOuz famed Or their refreshing Tess.
Produce Cream, = rich snd fIil
riit clOies with Hair fhe btldr.i skull
Rel. flowing iOcs- vlh lu-rer shine,
Ana beannfy the " face dls.Ie.r
WIFE. widow, and DE snliiins mai3.
Have recourse % lf. iiel1ly AID
And bachelors siuu .lus .e ifr
WI'l I'D lf- parslmqfIuu- strife
And " domestic comfort dresnii
Wnen I-.ut tiu, oil poeuf Cream
Iley clpuFair the cJye-t ~,
80 cl1mir IL luXuruui Hair. 49,. ~ =
General DEPOT, u C4flar lrr lopporit DtAl - =
80 LII III 49, rraI Dr, i.f- and merchant fnrOu sh
f,i tr,r-,l S,f.. Irse bottles 81 saa. 90 ~ cis
rle Dm1 Store y Catafil.s - NAY 80 - ~
as- celebrated 81, gstabe he-'OfsA's LIE 80 - go
her - -
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PAPER by the c.

Nf,r casl-75 cases 90 De- sold "lAol. ieseL4e " =
m ANFRS 60 8t Maiden Iaue. 20 t.o-e who wrie law"
- s,.-,or. &C A. travels x Cos scue OF prcrai
,.o rras ruled Letter Paper, q . 10 - ~ per ieAl
so rears blue ruled Letter Paper me = 49,
49,. rrnuls Gap Paper nllrd. 81 - 10 - 1i.-
-, reaus blue Cap fspci. rliesi, = -
Slper French Leter Paper nne fn.sl : - ., t
~ pI.lte ourselves 20 eel eoud Papers a lAe hr'''
rr.s We don't advertise 10 merely cich your eis.oil'
~, ~ y,uf YOU 10 cal ang our Papers and we are cef
TN YOU vii d. pleased. aud "r ihr be-i irasoA ' ''
,s,,rli becaus~ vod Will save money uy d.
teloim A TRANEks CO Cash Sore ~ dai1eAAlS-
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Foreign Ports.

Az Hax 81 bg Acadl,n. Wood for Boston. same ta AT
ID stesn-hp CALEDONIA Letch. Boston and sailed for Lcp1
Ars II Johns NJ. 18th ut Hebron skang AMI lane Mona
M B,tuor@: Lady Young % Brer. Boston, lfh. Margaret f'
sell PaIey Philadelphia GOTH sarah. Johnston 90; sd 'lnf
vose NYoh Eliza, Boudro Boston Cd, -'' Jane l'aDei
Campbell Hoston. $780, .
Arr AZ tIoLn NB % inst brgs Lively En Boston Rn9ow
Church Philadelphia schr Emily, Wood. and Hero hao Boston
Gro 90. North Carolina. Hartman, Boston .
A. Nfras sh Express Bose. for Nlork. or DE- Mary
Lowell Horail. Bouiei-. Prov ielDet 'f4
W-ee brgs shamrock, Fnse" ir Foriif Non'efh
True sln. Crd. 2sth. barb Marietta De Iuron, NlorA.
Arr f Havana cd ut hsrss Buan Blanchard. BANGOR e'1
smith and Pilgrim Dankviter Boston sst, bark laeia, Pre-
q. Nea NrLeals.
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IAmARTINE's NEW WORK.

~ APPLETON & CO publish on siinriHy-A Pilgrim
~ eee 20 the HOW Land png recO eciious sketch
es sketches and ra-cOus maize dur nr Tour 20 the a.
hv Aluhurse De LImHrile HuhOr of Tue History ~ me
Giir,ndi-t-" Ac--iwO handsome 2llo volumes 81 ID.
ren1rkahe prfl -fon rerer u lless OBJ ns 49, rr'fi
1f ea freshness Of uases. and upd succe- OF Interesting ana
strr1g .llfrafs.'
700 q beautiful passages. remarkable events and Singular
qrelffnus. ...--,- -.
We should W y eve supple space ih.s de h'iu ~cr 1t
must quta1rt ll tlr NERVE" ,rfr-u
= - l--.. - = l.
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Can't Heslg of steamer Herald arrived g John dth @ from
l.la reports o. the RI DO nfne, from Galway Apr
M tor 81 John Mshon, ", st wecs Nne passengers
slfo one o drowned
THE ship seen s,ore 9Th ut Seal Island, Cape sable
,,o t b. the Berlin vee Of go tons Of and in stJpn
So r Liverpool first voyage, and said 10 be insured "
England. D., - -
u tic hsr boz Per. and hied The vessel hrs A
moody ant 90 probably be- got OF with little damage Mo''
of the WliI bee saved.
lumber laden .r m Of water, passed night Of the ID Inst
Sertn IN
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|. NEW INYENrION.-DtLE vErr-S Paieal Z

4 NEM INNENGIUN.-UF. LtF Z II ; F1I'1' =
u aneled Gold Plates Tor Anlncia Tevii-ifom s4n-ir
,,ft 10 fl sei-Dr Lrveu. Dentist, go Broadway cur
-, - " .frs-st ~ fr-t introduced tic Principle ID
no.pherc pressure for inserting teen. has inverted ana
patented perfect lniaOnoi the gums iVoi AM u.etoi
rirsl feth rendering tIe gold anu clasps 10 Wlcn cy
49, attached totally invisible; pres EMS snFaiic acol pre-
d. f,t. fiuu all acids. ad l. entirely free from Tie
os hitherto afending the inseruon ~ Hrulcia
I'm Pew per-ous would be Without tbs important I'M
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- 80, So. sysl FULTON a. Brook va lopposie Tie of0ov
Notch vh,.re viii be found large and Fafiea
81 genuine perflmery; she'd, horn ana ieos '.' -
si7 h.r and cloth bnushe-. travelling care-' NYts
latirs colnpanons csrd and needle ct-s- Ha One
VI every description together YIN -leri 40 49, -6
combs made and repaired The siocA OF goods ! a. &C. an
nost of II imported expressly for this esiaoisIe
urices are such As will please everybody "hoiesae
er. will find goods cheap here ~ a. any soie -
York Lutdn's Genuine Extracts and kOus'e's S"s'As
Cream, by the groce or dozen - ,- npoovryx
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

~ TO Druggists.-htekEhs fSina as -. SUMMIT
Vailed for rs noursEg powers. agreeing WIN me mos IA
dious stomach pleasing TO the palate ana iaI - - ~,
,Sy root tapioca ssgo &c. No arueie Is equs ~ u oI
bnxysl complaints prevailing among ehildren ~ "N
,vsstber x liberal discount TO dealers 49,,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

e u iat is 5 os .. W. Or 1ark lnconsnt im Nore'n
Rotterdam los foremost about 10 feet above deck
% Do A. long 81 e. ship Oneida. LOT NBeh, ofr'y m
Nior. ilr Liverpool d,
NAV r. M ?. long So a. -o teceb-e. I'm Cuiu~s for f0rtaf (.
Mas q. s 49, long Gallo. iu Boston for Calena-
~ ship OueCo fu Nor-an- Or l'glff'L
Msy q. t - or. H. ship Element. Blanchard. 90 Merriam Tor
Liverpool. Venice, ssf-f lnn Mol bile .ur DO
June at 80 co. Ion "a - br M1nez ANA. Roberts I'm Baltimore
ur Rio I'D, Jaue'ro. T. G.
june a,4, long n 90. brig Nancy Pratt Of Boston hn $500
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