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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22
EnrfIIer from Paris.

We translate from the Courier des EtGts OHS
of Yesterday the following items OF interest which
are not contained in the English papers
PARIS, Friday. Feb. IS. lsis
All dancer has ceased. The complete silence which
reigped toward midnight on account Of the barrcades
which prevented the passage Of all vehicles appeared
strange and unesrhly The most profound calm existed
through the night. broken only from time to time oy Tie
o rre of az amateur sentinel. who wished to prove DIS
vigilance. The req banner has been everywhere un-
fured in place OF the tricoof.
The journals nearly all appear on single half sheet
printed on one side only.
notice. sgued by Ledru Ron, assigns the direction Of
the Fine Arts TO the Minister Of the Interior and orders
that the Jury Of Exhibition be named by election
Col Dnmouin, the old Aidde-Camp OF the Emperor
has been appointed 70 the command Of the Louvre
Al Ave o'clock the Provisional Government assembled
a. the Hotel de VILE surrounded By the people, armed and
fun of generous enthusiasm. Louis Blanc proclaimed the
Repablc. in the midst Of tremendous 'pplause Lamar
tine had already addressed the people In the great nall
aud excited the most profound feeling Ledu koln WHO
followed him. made it is said, most remarkable address
Gems Bedeau and Lamoriciere then advanced TO oner
,heir seryices The first was named Commander Of the
er., division Of the military, and Minister OF War The
second Is making preparations to set out for the frontier
The act Of sbtcaon, signed by the King before leaving
the Tuilees s. it said exceedingly aoonc' and con-
ceyed very nearly In these terms: aodicste to the
hands Of he French people, the head Of my grandson
the crown which have received from the French Ma
ton"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22
sEw.yoRK LEGISLATURES.

SENATE. ALsASF, March q, l-t--F n.
Yesterday the bill 70 amend the charter Of the
Northern Railway CO was passed 10 Committee,
authorizing the Company 70 build bridge At
Boases Point.
To day Mr.. DOX reported favorsbly on the bill
making appropriations 70 New-York Dispensaries.
Mr.. JoHNsoN reported the General Railway bill
Of the House in place oftLst reported IN the Senate
Ordered 70 third reading.
Mr. CoRSwELL reported that the pressn, indebt
eduess Of Sing Sing Prison was SIS 900, and that
the permission 70 the Hudson River Railroad Co. TO
pass through the grounds Of the prison was des,ruc
tive OF the utility Of the prison. Mr. SMITH does not
agree 10 the latter part OF the report
Mr. GEDDEs reported complete the bill relative 10
the Rights Of Married Women
The senate is now reading the House General
Railway bill third time
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. SrAuLDrSG reported bills making the usual
appropriations for the Erie Canal Enlargement
Genesee Valley Canal and Black River Canal
Mr.. RAYNoND reported adversely ta the bill for
Cfiers in Courts in New York.
Mr. BEACH reported adversely 10 the bill Tor
Courts Of Cancellation.
Mr.. UPHAv reported bill for a Railway from
Buffalo to the Pennsy lyania line
MI PaGsN reported bill TO amend the char
ter of the Astor Mutual Insurance Company
Amendments of the Senate to the bill to charter
the City OF Oswego were agreed to- so the bill is
now law.
The House agreed to the report Of the Commit
tee Of the Whole striking cut the enacting clause
Of the bill % establish Free Schools so the bill Is
defeated.
The bill TO create the office Of Site Auditor was
passed This bill creates the officer now known as
Chief Clerk OF the Canal Department, State Audi.
di,or. and makes MIN responsible for his acts.
The House is now in Committee on the Printing
bill
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r-,- Cbri.,ie,- CoIynnic and magnetic Curu-

tiye.-Dr CHRISTIE feels It duty 10 publish 70 mo
world the proofs Of the value Of his ana OF tns
success, The wonderful and mysterious agents which MS
inventions have introduced. II what ho asserts Do tfn-
it sht the public should know IT, that al may psa.e
b. false n 4, ght the public should know H. that the de-
cepton may be xposed and that none be deagded or
ioJured. IL is but justice 70 state that tue
though Of the and most conclusive char scer are
ony specimen Of at least htgy times the number ~nch
have bean received, ell from sources equally respeeteSe
la eli Nervous Complaints such IS rheumatism dyspcp
ala neuralgia ms, tic doOreux. &c Chrstes oAivapie
Cprstiye, ss certain remedy Ony agent IN New fors
wE6t ID C. NODRHEAD, 1872 Broadway.
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By Telegraph to the Nep,Yort Tribune.
steamers Wrecked.

y
The steamer Paul Jones bound 10 New Orleans
struck a snsg on the Grand CHAIN ia the Ms'lssifpi
and sunk ia deep water. Size broke to pieces. The
boa. and cargo are a tlts loss
The steamer Talma struck snsg near New Ma
dfid. and vas seriously damaged Motives lost
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~Fiu,eIu.tructiou.-Mr.E Ed

~ Flute En-truction.-Nr. EDwARo BUSCH, Protss
sor Of the Behm old flute late from London has taken
up his residence In this city ct Fankiortst and Is pre-
pared q give Lessons young gsntsmen at their rooms or
HI. residence Terms moderate. The Behm flute las
almost entirely superseded the old among the better class
Of Professors sud Amateurs throughout England france
sod Gsrmspy and Mr. B. will a. any time b. happy 10
explain its peesliar sdysusses to persons desiring IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22
,,uNk TpI~TKt-~INt COtGH .-Why
rue srRsg rlNr oF raE VAR IS COMING

"rilr srRisu TIM oF raS War rs COMING"
MATURE Nkl>t. about 90 chang tef dtpss ~ pas
lNurs ana szy attire Mas vth naturally follow
hos sNanp!s and huw ~ tue s-sd fasof " inisf Those
Therefore who With sa appear ia srd fashionable
sait 80 invsd 81 csarro chsee at of fi. f svnse
naa', spring reel which " ne 10 risae elegant STYLE
earsf has al aeY aihpt house ia Ehse IN harry
hf suN ~ tue ssihas asa ihaas irsay made. "
beautiful wctt nsnshp and n tho lAesi sni Out mssso
a NOT O. ha undsfsst n Witli ANS.
NH La iif Nasssa's opposite pf sPrass Chafsa
4 ,OOpwi>'s KOuEt>t.-ola ria ksc'. ws's
~ tst Goa 4 ssAss pes i'et New faois Il gssss 80
covered tfs a san.s 70, twsnty Iasist. ~ -
70, s.!vsfe .aa wsusstod nSoa~isas r.tsst tvsts.
fvsNpsir Csmeat shaathias uases hsess'"'e, ~ M,
hsM "a astshS iesf rsiihat rityh SO ,r,,,t<,
nswaa rswu.s FssissY 1' Nssl rivsi"N 's tSa.
Jhamhsis asa Mares sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22

o. The new Constitution OF Illinois lnst
sdopted by people cuts down the salary OF the Gov
ern6r from 81 90 TO Fl s00Secretary and Treasurer o.
state from Oc0 each 10 $500 and he pay OF members OF
the Legislature from - per day to - per day iof me hs
sion Insead Of annual sessions of the legislature the
Legislature will meet, uader the new Constitution out
once IN two years
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NOTICES.
FHREHOLOGIsTs AND PUBLISHES
P0RLRRs d WELLS,
siI,fon HniI IN Nassausst, N. d.

~ Buckley ~ Deuel., Exehsnse hroke,-, n,s'
eoof 10 the Leather Manufacturers Bank, " Nllams
viii purchase a kinds Of uncurrent Bank Notes Certh
Gates of Deposit Drafts aud foreign Gold and silver ana
make collections oil the principal cities on ths most Ia
yoTsbe terms MO :"
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Clinton Hall corner Beekmsn and Nassau SIS Y 900 vol
ume, and al the best Literary and Scientific Penoeica
American aud Foreign Constant additions Of new Work
Clerks initiation fee 81, and semi annual dues Mer
chants and Others annual subscription emitting them to
ali the PRIVILEGES g. Rooms open from TO- NJ 70 10,
r. ~. By order. GEO rEchuAM,
mia I'M Rec Sec Mercantile Lib. Association
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9CuE COPARTNERsHIP

flNnE COMPREHENSIVE hlthetto eh"'t.e -
\ rg.., AieStnder fubbs. Grorse :. Hubs ant brnJf
81, "a Bfush under th. arm OF HuBhs co has been
A,y,d by mutual consent Geo , Hobbs reilfes from
I'M, concern hs Interest hsyiuk been pure hssed ~ sh
,ad-r abbI Benz H. Brush who vii 'rtiis me nep'
n Inc l.s ui.y become due. aud all inaroSa 10
the said irm will pay he amount % thstn ,,,,,ys
GEORGE : HuBRS,
BENJAMIN H. BRUSH.
~ Alexander Hahh sud Beui u. Hru,h wi continue
,b. NaROCFRY AND SNIP STORE BUSINESS - here
tofor~ ~ h-ir now VI scufefy aut frnt
,is n,dsr tho firm Of HUBS 4 co. ni-l 80
..uav CASKS, SHOW CASKS -Aiaissassofi'
- rnrnt a n,w sni second band hho~ Ssse'
II t.,a and SHOW Cases ussaa a. order A'n, HNe~
C,..tsksn 10 .achanse 81 n J. hAhlf, 't' ht"a' ~
ssaf tho kn~efv
x.,tcs, WIGS, WIt.s.-rhs iafses,, tho cheap
w 80 ana th- hest assortment ~ wis' hall 80 seair'
- t,.,,,.. 40 ti be found 81 u MhpNiksE y rte
f-.,ioa, hafont'sf ant VIA u'afrf ~ daieA laFe 90
uaf ~ NssssH -
.,,tIOoI~ AM FIArtRE- FOR FAht a
= nsu,lshns Day aHi fveninf Hetng Win n''iss W
al. These schools afa aaeenneeind they Ae Fal'"
- d., I'D patfuus and attended ~ eh"ise '''' ~
sts.s Thsy will ha snia separately 90 Ia e'n"es'eH
note addressed 20 N ths efss will receive a'"'''"
mia 49,
nypUOrAriIN. apt TRAIL srrne' ne Waiet
ttats tn both ssHis and sht1rls aisee''' ''Nhn'
f,vsfs "a cured ~ lh sysssa' i1 wv 90 lh'ss
s,arsiad ~ .hir fsvs hafs 'aeh ieF W."
I. hi. b.ri. ~ one uses raiisris with ehfhis sem
ri.iets sfs tatsysi a. ths establishment " iash'''
80 Lar.
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A CASE OF ASTHMA.

Mr Elisha Chapiu, residing at 20 Thirdasenue new,
York has been afflicted since CHILDHOOD, period on =
years with severe and frequent attacks Of Astnms IA
letter kndy sent By him 70 Dr. Chrstes agent ne says
A. early In life 81 have any recollection OF ythng
nv bein troubled with Asthma Is the most vivid IL mas
me throu gbogt all the vsous change OF Me-
affecting my general health, prOstfatns my enc &c
ranging my whole nervous system, and many
botb ,oipd and BODY 10 Us destructive isnuenc, MI
Chaplin Tried every remedy 50 called 100 MS dsts's
ipg complaint, but sll 20 no purpose. As very ise
resort he was TO procure Dr. Chrs,es G.vsnic
Belt and senghsnng Plaster helaung 70 ne eneet o,
these articles We quote farther fom his own letter ne
says. days after their application the sheet
very ,ensiby fes and ever since thst tine hs,s zee
gradually improving and gazing srenkh mt, Cnspin
states that although he supposed hs case w" beyond
-di al aid that hs considers himself que en aus
believe, his recovery 20 be entirely owing 10 he fs,hili
Us. OF chri,es Gavsnc Belt and
CURISrIES GsNUfNE GALYAsic AND MA@shfiS ~
RArfvEs can Only be obtained in Ne~-ferk oi u. Y
NOORHEAD. 1872 Broadway, who 10 the Oeno's Agent
Tor the Uni,ed States. and 20 whom all busine" communal
cations should be Addressed $1,000. 60. Al
Authorized Agents OF whom Chrstie's Genuine Aftl.
Gle. can 30 procured Neiv l0rs-D. c. Moofhesd 10
Roadway Bosfon-Mrs r.. kiddrr, 100 Coaft-st aeany
Or r. b Bdss.4 Exchange. PiilGdslThia-T e. Pc.
terson. IS Chesngtst Nsr- Oreahs-e"ihhe' ou'o' Il
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ara IFTTEKS ,sD NEyysPAPEHs IL
HFIh gOR EOKEl9N PORTS. fDr

-, " I:erter pug =. vi RoT.isn Ports and all
letter. and newspapers deposited In this ONCE VIII A"sy'
be iorw adsd BY the very earliest vessels fhis
80 well tnowu for many years the experienced and
efficient Sup.rnioudent of tbs Foreign Letter depart
mens OF ths New YOrk City Post ohse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22

The CHEROKEE NATIoS.-Late intelligence
from this interesting people, conveys Information Of the
existence and earnest support Of the Temperance move
ent there though the editor Of the Advocate apollo
szes for slack attendance at recen, ,tng on account Of
murder trial now progressing District Schools essab
lI,hed in various portions of the Nation. were to have
been renewed on the LIST Of March. These schools are
said to be in prosperous condition.
Peach trees were in bloom by the 2lst Of February ana
the Adrocale had had fresh sparkling and beautiful oou
cue, of their blossoms and those alone but some few
exotics Nothing more has It hal since however snow
snrnSlipg over the ground and bringing the seyefest
weather Of the season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22

4 VENERABLE PREsENr.-Mr. Custig. Of AIRING
ton h,. presented to his s9n-ina~ Capt X = Lee on
,i NJ Eagneers ian Oacer whose bnllian setsees "a
- Hs.icnu War have eciged The praise OF alt " 1fn
81. sword nth The following inscriptions Ihe sht
- Gs,ersl Washington b George w e 'ats iulh o.
$1,000 Robert T. Lee, a. the I'D Of fstfusf Ie',
HI. Asoisnt sabre peculiarly yeneIse,s W. ~ T.,
bslns ne only Hoerf that Ha'ans'.r ~ bsi,y
When presented BY the Chief 70 his seepss ,h M, 10
40 az, OF Cavary5 Ia 1870 it VS. attendca WI - -
iunciion THIS sword slf, you - 49,
sJ1' S's'' " National lntslls eassf, .vth'
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To NE Va |TVNF VI
AIL,X ANnL RAnROA

lie was bora In the State Of Tennessee on the |h Gay
OF March s0 and died in Baltimore on The 19tn OF De
GENDER 1896 being a. the time, Senator In Congress
from the State Of Louans, Of which he had been ct
1.u FOR twenty-five years. Phil. North Am 10th.
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,n tbst the contents OF two OF Wildsrs Iron Sales
which were In the rooms oceuplso ~ ~ n,sssrvstioa
hi, morning Beside books and papers, some soo~ ~
money was deposited In them yesterday afternoon Oil OF
The sboye was published after detaiIios the large
81 sT c% s.y Ss.. ~ssh slos
the extensive printing s..aoshmsnt OF Mssss: ,,s
.Ie number II other buildings were totally destroyed
adding another testimony TO the impotsnee o, sscas
money! I s1ay a.. s.er The sb.sbsr hes hand
srss assortment Of the genuine Wtiders Patent Sssmsn
Rnt. and Jewellers which the public are invited TO se
snd examine ct the Iron ssfe Dspos Nos TO- ."S "
ws;sr-st. lml6 2wDS9tWl slLAs =: nInnlNo.
hnsny-At meeting VI the Board VI Directors held 81
C,,sds9 on the lfh February Inst al assessment OF
fny Cen" per " ..s comesny was levied, and notice
thereof ordered given to the soekhoden ssfessty
the amendment o. me ens..s ~, Iii s,osi on which
hs sid assessment of fY Cents per share shall rsman
unpaid the 2h Of March ls4s WI ,ssy S.S tho
Assessment OF Twenty five cents per share on tne
evidence. Of cwnsr:np will Isesye c It;I President.
DAVID c. SxERRErT, Treasurer, RI. c,.m..
r. The Treasurer viii attend 81 the Com p.ny omeo,
I'm MONDAY Wednesday and Friday, to receive assess
ms nts and csrtifcstes Of stoe.. -. -.
TUTTA PERCHA.-The East India Cutie reren ,s
(Icomp.ny Office y Cortlandst. 10 now prepared 70
show specimens Of Gutts Percha fabrics and ready 70
~ and execute orders for article 10 theh ms
by themselves In the most approved aye
dynk from inch TO so inches wide ana o. ae
.irsbs lengths without seams; round bends superior 20
Lathe. or sut soles for shoes; cloths OF teA
ne,s and color Japan do. The material In ported
hy hi. Company for sale 10 quantities All orders OF
conmuncs atoms sSdressed to Ii. H. DAY, q Cortiandst
com con- nlus i ,,n al are Attention fml3 2weod
Ps-No patents have b. en- srsnted for 0utta rsrena
NTOTTCE-The certificate published BY Wyatt
l\kstchum in The Tribune or any other paper
ina to have been written by me TO them under Gaze q No
y.mb.r lsi7 recommending medicine called Pnsm
Eecuary wss never signed BY, or In any msnnef hnown
or By me and the statements mac me 81
untrue. .rS.n o. :. . thss
The certificate mentioned above was executed and pup
'A'"N DAVID KETCHUM,
osf tmeod. Of the firm Of Wyatt ketchuu
XlTHTEK NOTICE.-sesled proposals will 30 70.
w ceived this office until the 18Th inst q IA ,o s
letting Of Water supply shipping for the term 2,
year, from lst April pIoximo Contrsctou 20 use ~
Ter from the hydrans placed on the paAns1a ., We
scs are 10 keep their IN good order ana fePst'
~. nsr ,..r will be named ~ the proposal
Tbs pace 10 be charged by tho party or parties ootsn
,g ha Contract exceed - cents per hhd OF u"
s.lons Two responsible asserting 70 become ga
| eetiss will DO required with tho proposal
o,hsr Information required will be furnished on eo-
oi-siion al this Office JAsEs A. COFFIN, frendent-
| Ohcs Croton Aqueduct Board, / NILS
/ 7 Old Aims House March IA, 1913 J
|
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LIVERPOOL BAsKs.-The liverpool Mercury OF
the uth nit contains as advertisements, pursuant to
and Wet c. 81 ..5 Of the firms Of the several
banks there their business faces and the names oil me
,ersop, Of whom the company or partnership consists
with their several places OF residence and
knsyish dealers In currency, that TEN rER CENT safety
Fund mockeries are no longer even dreamed o. Ihe
WING currency secured our state stoekss ehIoIsed
BY the whole peope-they are the safety uuo' anu WI"
would desire a better
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~ Letters and Newspapers WIN Be Ise

~ Letters and Newspapers will be reeslsrd ~
III. Foregu Ship Letter Ocs Of the New YORK lroahe
ior the tshp ADMIRAL, Capt Walton, which sails
fof Hsvre the 2fih inst. go. -,
Also will be received the same place, Lettsfs ana
Sew.p.pers for the acsetship HOTTlNOuEh capt
Bar,Iey witch sal, for Liverpool On the .isti
Also viii bs received Il the SANE p aoe Letter, sna
Nsw,p.por. for the pseketship MARGARET EVANS
Can't Ilnke which .Als LoI Lonnon 90 the .'.n NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22

CHIEF JUSTICE SPEscER-The funeral OF this
distinguished jarist took Place IN Albany Saturday AZ
ternoqn last at st Peters Church. The burial service
WAS read b. Rev. Dr. Potter
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New-Yoris Town Elections

DA good part of these on both sides are elect
al as Equal Rights men, which explains such
anomalies as Kortright electing Wing and Bo-
vina IOcO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22

HYDRAULIC TELEGRAPH.-Mr. Jowett has taken
out patent for telegraph produced by the aehon q
water 1t is simple and Ingenious, and may serve ior
grea, distances and 90 rs work accurately The idea IS
founded on the wel-known !ncompresslbily OF waler
and is suggested ~ LAftner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22
mo 81.

The sroat celebrity aud success 81 DR. ChRisrlts
Gvane article. has caused c 90 b eo1nteffeit-d BY
unpriaepled sons To guard ihs public aeNnst deeep.
ton th.f. is but ONEAUrHORiLED AGENT appointed
ia each city town. from whom alone the genuine srti
ee. can be obtained All sold elsewhere are spurious snd
worthless No peddle travelling agents viii on any
account be employed.
An applications requesting farther infoms'icn. or re-
.fdng business with pr CHRISTIE should DO sidresed
70 u. { MoORiIEAD, Agent Gcnsral for tn.
mN lwlgp GATED states, 49, Roadway. Ne~.f ers
C,uRk THAT DI~THESSiN C0tGH;-Mn
Nsuser With a cough aud cold. DE- TAfLORs BAL
FAM or LlyERWORr, tom - bsekmsGst Will eaE-
sny case Hundreds have b~ea cured when everything
esc seemed OF Oas bottle cures as'hma spitunt
Of blood pau la tho side debility Ae Ne sure aHd get
IN. genuine from tho proprietor al ~ beeAmM.t Tor
mery SIS Bowery. sst I'm
NEw-yORk homeopathic plsrENsAkf.
~ ~ Bsud a rpeu daily ,Saresys skcsptedl AZ IL
sslecl 81 Al.o Al II esloek. ~ "a saturday for the
treatment - surgical eases
rs,sict.~. ~ ArrESpANeE.- Nt-sas, nrs Kirby .nd
Rsslo~s i.ssiss pn, GUN and rsflcf, sfassdsS Ds
saa bswsrsl TNsfssss, pFs. Mrieht snd HoAes
Ff,sfg. pc nswAs snd Allen. Naf.fasy, prs JesliI,
Hazard. MoNickaf ani Gator ltf a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22

DEMOCRATIC EcoSoMY.-Dr. Sewer, who con
,dsss 70 shave the smhson bequss rather the Ala
hama moneyed concern efectualy jus! the man Tor
Polk. Marcy, Glass; Walker Co. to honor For six or
twelvemonths' tip to Mexico he is to receive ou1n'
50 900 inf, 50 OOO pay for time SSo0o-sA, GOO TINS
H the public face Of the JOB What behind the curtain
another generation may 30 told by the oogFsins' u H
Of
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sQuaIIy happy feslIts
A LETTER TO A FATHER.

ToDR CHRtsTtE's ACEsr-SWs The following Is the
pqruort Of letter from my daughter who has received 50
which purehs,ed from you) that have thought proper
10 give Tor your satisfaction well 40 tor the ospsht on
those who msy be- similarly afflicted. You are ~ hOety
u use il as you think proper. - ,,,cyoor-
Resnsctfully. Ac \. q hlIhhOlcsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22

DEAR wrote 10 you some time stree, ana INFORMED
you OF the benefit received from the Gayanc beis AUG
M.zp.te Fluid you sent me- have found Il the oes, ana
only thins that gave me relief have gotien entiiey
over my Ismsnes. snd had better health In my NE
as good snd truly believe II had not sot thS oois
them could not sleep, and was falltos away TO neinns
had been FOX Ell ght weeks unable to ore" ny'e., OF
time, 10 turn la my bed without help The use 81 Ch,s
ties Belt and Fluid nave restored me 10 entire healtp ~.
Bell was also afflicted for two years with he Khssmssui
in The shoulders he ried them and was cured AZ once,
,yhsn Al. medical cid had failed. shall ever regard your
Galvanic aud Magnetic presents as my mo" 'nueo
friends We are al now ia perfect health - rv,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22

FROM THE RIO GRANDE-By the l. 8. propel'
Ter Secretary Marcy Capt Robinson, We have tbs Maa'
Flag Of the ith inst aud dates from Monterey 10
the 9th Ut
The Flag announces the death Of Capt NJ b Gray
better known as Mustang Gay he died at Csmargo
on the 18th nit. after Illness Of several weeks In the
s9'h year Of his age.
The MONTEREY Gazette Of the 10Th mentions the shootin
of Me1c.n that place in the morning OF the sth ut
by sentinel post under the following circumstances
The Mexican. on horseback, armed and equipped win
gun sabre SC undertook TO pass the sentinel The srn-
incl hailed and 81 the third call the Mexican spurIlns
his horse turned his head snd ssd Me care for you
The sentinel fired, snd tho ball entered the Mexican
back sod, passing through bis heart killed him instantly
IL was sefSard that he OF the gusrds
70 rerchants train going 10 sato, which wss on the
eve OF starting. ,,
From the Ga-,its Of tbs 18th ult. we learn that Gen
Wool ordered detachment Of the ID Dragons unceI
Cant Hunter TO M1ncoya 70 take poet there for the pu
pose OF collecting revenue The detachment vast leave
Nouterey for It's destination on the 2lst ult
The Flag mentions ARRAY which occurred AZ sinta
Rita ust above Mstamoros the Texas side on the ~
inst A. Weymsn severely wounded, and sno'hsf
man killed outright We have not room for details .
IN. U. Picayune, lth.
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RHEUMATISM,

Acute or chronic applying u tie head iSe o. mes oos
Tc.Doloreux Tooshsehe n'onSnit'' 'e'"so' Nsi'0U'
sud Sick hEADAN hE, , 60 D.
Indigestion Paralysis, Palsy Fats, Epilepsy tramp 81
pitaton Of the Heart ApopeNy sttnssS OF J'int' eP
n Zines. OF the Head Psns the chest sud see ecu
ersl Debility Dssciency Of Nervous and Physical Eoefsy
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