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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13
For The Tribune.
Yellow Fever.

The mortality attending this disease is mainly
owing to unnecessary panic and al unphiosophical
course of treatment The following judicous remarks
by Dr. Dickson Of London, may be useful at this time
"This disease" says The Doctor il less remarkable
for lie peo0ic remissons and eNscoTba0ns than for the
shvcrngs aud alterations OF temperature Characteristic Of
other disorder The yellow appearance Of the pa
cni Ike The mdeg Jaundce OF cur own climate, Is mere
Cof OF sp1sm a The galducis Or Madden details case
az Yellow Fever cured by Oulunea 10 which be
Had the gentleman been bied, after The fashion Of the
county, think Ia all prohab lily he would have del or
lad re survived that he would have had ei dehiaied
constitution and drOpsica dlahess % encounter his
convsescence Previous 10 my ebaIkauon for The East
Indies where was my chance IL serve ave years ~
med cal officer Of the army. read Dr. Juhusols work
the " Diseases of Tropical Cmsies" Impressed when a
boy with bis pretty sffe put his sanEunaN treatment ard
lis twenygran doses of csiomel 10 he lest But far
from confirming his assertions own aflrreNpercncc led
10 adopt conclusions much he same DR. Madden.
Captain Owen Of The Royal Navy, too WIN could neither
have theory 20 support nor any Interested end 20 serve
The Other details lcugth the mortality
ewing the African coast II may Ia fact be questioned, "
SAYS ibis intelligent navigator whether severe
losses not n some measure attributable 20 European
medical practice bleeding and oaomel berR decidedly e
most deadly enemies In tropical climate During the
wnoe time %! me prevalence 81 The FEVER ~ had not one
Instance OF perfect recovery after liberal application Of e
ltrce this medicine Captain Owen farther states thai
s himself recovered without either blt edug caome
while ne shqdocor fell anarvr 20 bis medical iaiih-he
D led himself TOOK caomeisnd died The above remarks
were printed IN 1870 Two years onerward extracts fo
Inc Reports OF the Select Committee The Weston Coas
Of Ainca appeared n Tie london I1es, wherein among
other ngs II The following The hcc-ug system has for
iuueeiy gone OF fashion and o. frghl mortality ra
attended iis practice j. no longer known board
ships u"
skful physician in Alabama assured the writer oil
this last summer while in NewNork tina, he had beer
very successful in curing Yellow Fever with Quinne
prescribed according 20 the same principle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

INTERESTING SLAVE CAsEs.-The Eoilv SDrlHgs
(Mss) GGssae OF the 4th gives the following IN
poYtSnt cases decided ia tAs Circuit Court The Egsl
wss 70 this eject.
All the master 10 assist them in unloading ~l-on O.
cotton promising % pay he save Ia liquor The
loucr was furnished anu tie boy while Engaged 10
loading the wagon wss klied by third pefssI sax
Vs.. brouht bv the owner q the slave Tor his value
asAins. a. The parties the employees and the slayer.
1heiary gave ine plaintiff verdict Tor ne value Of the
slave sssins. a. the deisndaats-
The otner case State prosecution aSalzsi a
Stare fsr sfsaligg STARE;
TIE Court Hon. Hash Z. Miller presiding. charged
he iury taAi save sOaid steal slave and That iae
owner OF the ihei Tesponssle 70 the owner OF Inc
stolen slave for his value. The u much
excitement nssugca negro testimony was admitted
on behalf o the State 70 sasta.a the prosecution. he
ia~y ioaad verdict tlg The prisoner upon the ground
as stated by them rendering their verdict Cai ne
proof soT lse prosecution vas ncI Satisfactory
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The POTATO DIsEAsE.-Ihe following, derived
from practical experience, well deserving of atten.
ton Let oil early potatoes that are ripe be nme
every day. g. Whenever you ind any stalk diseased
put your feet each side Of it aud pull il up
leaving the potatoes 10 the ground-do not cut the
stalk Oh but pun II up by the roots Then tread
down and harden the ground the potatoes and
trench up D. Burn the diseased stalks DO not on any
account leave them the ground q. All the late
potatoes should remain In the ground and be dug NJ
only wanted for when the disease has once made ms
appearance exposure u the air Is ound 70 increase IT,
GREAT CROP or WOOL-The R0chesfer Demo
states that Mr. A. Champion, who a farm near
that city. AZ recent snearlng clipped from 5 sheep
Cl.l u which lambs 100 wethers and ~ eses
l.6.2t lbs OF wool. SIR Cs crop, from which IL is
taken are composed Of three fourihs blood Merinoes
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ed TO NEE, 10 TIER RESPECTIVE, Assembly Dsrcs ana az
c,aai one Delegate from each D.sfrc 70 attend slAi L
CONVENT ION which vii assemble IN ih- Ci.y O UTICA
roSosaow The Ifh day d September next Tor ne plI-
oo-- Of noorstng dale, fo the ooe' o. ooFsuoi'
Cove NOR Csna Coinm.ssoneF ANa Sac rs
on Irspecof and aso noa.nsie 'oegs o. ee'ofs u
Pre.ids.t and Vice President n ne United states
John l. sCHOOLCRAFT,l
JAMES HOKNkk Aipsny
JANIS KIDD,
HENRY HAYSOR, TO-
II GRAND 4 CANNON, '
JANIS : THAlER,
= PHILLIPS PHGN4, New YORK
n. HOBART HAW.,
c HAWLEY. Buffalo.
WAig state CearaI Commute,
r. The several distinct Conventions are requested 70
spvoanf an efficient Central Commit and transmit LDelf
nslne. 70 ne Sfaie Commit nee ~ Albany.
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sAsDs's S.RsAFAEr.Ls.-The exposure and iresusnyo'
dit which necessary concointanis u many snd' Of
business, fnhii of cutaneous and geDcal"
diseases Persons subjected 10 such exposures ard Hesa'
iaes frequently experience swens u he glands o. Us
peck and chest and these break aud give rise ~
tsogblesoms and unseemy ulcers called scrofulous 10
other instances obsnsle naanaons u The Dyes or ofs
ears and empuons Of te head, are he consequence
Those individuals whose occupations render them peisrJ
liable TO such diseases, who have constitutional pfed'
position thereto will End SsaDs's Sarsspsna sdmfsbs
preventive Or they actually suffering under ihese or
any similar msladies speedy safe and certain fonedy
bo,e taken occasionally viii generally keep the s.n, ss'
glands clear u disease, and regular MI" Win
equal certainly, remove IN already developed
Prepared and cold, wholesale and rssail, by A o Az
SANDS, Wholesale Dnggists, loo Yulon corner Il "iAn
a rs Broadway and II la, Broadway, New-forr s0A
slso By Druggists generally lhrougho the United s'S~
Price 81 per bottle, or az bottles Tor g.
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Another STATE CoSvESrloS.-Tho Liberty

ANoTHER STATE CONFERENCE.-The Liberty
Lesguers, National Reformers. &c. hold q state Con
ycuuon at Canestota Madison Co. the 2-tk met "a
take into consideration whether they will keep up
separate organization tall into the Free soil move
ment Gerdt Smith SAYS he is in the hands OF hi.
friends and will abide their decision. 1t is expected
that Eizur Wright OF Ihe Chron0'ypc + c. Tresdwe
Of brooklyn. ii II Van Amringe, Rev S. K. Ward, and
other leading eiormers will be sent and address the
meeting the present crisis Ia The history Of the party
Three four National Reform papers have declared
Tor Van Buren, snd Adams The Anti Rent State Con
vention is to be held the same day at Albany
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Tar Docrors Is H1r WkTER.--A hbcl-suit OF
much interest 10 the Fscuity-Dr Cunning Bedford
r. DR. ffward II Dixon-is set down for tomorrow 10
,s. rrr, Of sessions civil suit 8. also depend NJ
founded On the same publication, being a r,vew IN
-. Pas.,s u,iicri Journal Of an Address OF Or BED
,,r5s The csse exctcs much interest
,a,r.ror ADDICTION "A young man bl the
name % Thrc-hcr Was tssen tciols .-'''o o..4.'
r~.t,-3,v on a. charge Of having abducted one cams
rinc Keisor an interesting girl 10 years Old IRON ne'
home.
Tax Frtcas AT rHE BowERY An invcsiisa-
,i. .y.s commenced Yesterday a. the Third District
Police Court " the parties concerned n NeNin- ~
rop ~ thc Bowery llcsier on me nsa' Oh io ii- -
rxerr.r-.Comner Walters held an inquest
Yesterday on the body oi al unknown man app n'nty
.scat - year. old who found Seating ia The ~Ht,r
A. tnc foot OF Cath srnest The BODY had been ~ me
watcg but short time. and presented me appear 49,
usually found IN persons whose dfsiH' 'i. s1l,' -
drowning ard verdict ~as rendered accordingly
Gs.ye,L Srs.io>,.-The trsi of Thomas Dun
ssn nr b.-amy commenced on Thursday last vas ,c
sumei al The opening ot court Yesterday, "hen M5
~h.fcr addressed the Ilry on behalf oi me aeeA',u'
aud cou,ended tor the acquittl OF has Client on tne
ground that no s-ai marriage had taken place between
,l ,ris,ner and ais frst wife Mr. Phillips closed on
the Part Of the people The case was then submitted
;D tie Jury y no. ait1T protrscfcd absence express
their inability 90 a-rec and were Discharged "oH IA
ther consideration OF The subject
Poricr.-Geor-e F. Pf,ters. German scsar
r-.Ler Vas taken into custody yesterday by otcer
smith ~ the Third District Police Court 90 answer
charge oi having beaten apprcucc named Jei e'nH.
Cfl.-fan I'M the most brutal manner win An''-'u
ropc because the latter failed 90 make 81 stssis hi
d.v A. required Justice Osborn aftcf hearing ue
facts Of the case cancelled the ndcnturcs and ne.h
Faster 90 bs n che sum 90 @.tN Tor ms sFfNi snN -
r.r b, tbs t,,ur. of Sessions A irscas took place
In Church.st on Monday night between one Thomas
lane and colorei man named James cnay. when re-
suited IN the former being severely wounded 10y u
l,,,,r who stabbed him with a knife q was alleged
fhr ,n In some manner insultod Snay. when words
onsucl snd concluded BY shay utns the knie and
subsequently being arrested and held % answer Tor 80
doirr Jes Nc(iowan. an escaped convict was taken
In The civ on Monday night by officer Ridley OF the
sinh Ward and sent back TO his old quarters 70 serve
ont hi, term OF imprisonment. with interest for run
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"THE MAssAcAUsErTS QUARTERLY. The sep
TENDER number OF this sterling Review IS published
and for sale by Dewitt, Davenport Tribune Buildings
This number completes the 6rsi volume The content.
OF the number are l. The Philosophy Of tie Ancient
Hindoos William Elery Charming 5 Principles OF
Zoology 4. Consrtuhoasity OF Slavery 5. Apooget
cal sEd Explanatory, short Reviews snd N9tces AID
Editors notices q readers.
The Quarterly Is edited BY Ralph Waldo Emerson
Theodore Parker and !. Ellio; Cabot ana published
BY Coolidge { Wiley y waIerst Boston, at IS per
Snn0m We arc rsat glad to learn that it has thus tar
succeeded beyond the expectations Of rs founders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

NlssouRI-The 81. Louis Aec era, says the
usoerssie Fig Of tia, city the organ OF the AsFds'
or Benonian division Of the Loeoso 70 be disoon-
tiaued. and ,ha, q daily PapeE entitled TA< Ne
so.ri sarHbAyHer is be established. The new paper
will 20 for Van Bursn The Flag. although nominslly
Cess paper wa. 6ed with accounts OF the Free soil
u,ovemsnts.
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RrcLiFrs ~ CANAL wrrHV THE FAST % HOURS
r,ora--o00 barrels WmAr-3000 bushels The
F,o,-r market was dull With downward tendency 10
prices s6a6 lai was the asking price for common
vs.,eru brands. WHEAT and Cons were also duh
and no sales Of moment were reported. OATS were
s,,er and sale. Of 010 bushels were elected a. 35c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

FIRE AyD Dls0RAcEFrI FIoHT.-Ab0nt four
o'clock Yesterday morning, the house % Mls Carpen
ter To- sharp 81 between Lee aud tili was discovered
o. be- on FIRE. u eAtnEushed without much dam
age. Al tlis fire. age told most dsgraceful hsht
took place between the United and Natchman compa-
MES which lated for nearly two hours several per
sons were hurt ta0 said % be very dangerously.
Baltimore sun.
A. AFFAIR OF HoNoE.-An atair OF honor be
tween ,o of our Young blood. of the First Municipality
came 90 ou rae ID Bayou Road on Wednesd day morn
inr lsst Ihe weapons were small swords. and one OF
tie Young gentlemen received the point OF hls advcr
.sry, t0a.tiug i0rk' iu his side when the matter Wa
arranged The wound. we understand. only slight
Another affair Of the hLd. aud arising from the
same cause we understood. % have come OF yes
tsrday morning bu, settled by An apology
NO. Crescent. %.
MrriNY At sEA.--Capt. Swasey, % the bug
Tho T. Hart arrived yesterday from Vera Cruz. re-
ports having spoken the chip 50 Louis On the 9n ult
boo miles ~ the westward of the s. " Psss, from
Vera Cruz bound 20 this port-the crew Of the ship
having mutn.ed the captain being wounded and one
man killed. y o. Delta, 81.
RUNAwAYs CAUGHr.-Two negroes who had ab-
seconded from Nj Coleman. OF Somer3et County, Nd.
and arrived 40 Kent Island canoe, were arrested and
recovered - their owner On Ihursday night hast
Baltimore sun, 18th.
Ma STEVENS AsD JUDGE C0NE.-At the close OF
the examination A. Atlanta Judge Cone put under
bonds for $4,000. Mr. stephens is considered out OF
danger aud he objects 20 the prosecution Of Cone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

~ Isaac r SHEfAKp, Que Of the proprictors.
and fer long time principal Editor Of the Boston DAILY
Be- has disposed OF his interest in that paper 10 Mr.
c. r. RANsoN and n, tired from the establishment The
Be- is published by association Of practical printers.
Ii maintains good moral tone and exhibits decided
signs Of industry. Success 10 IT,
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Alton IN Election.

ST Lorls Tuesday. sept d
The Charter Eieoton n Alton, the LARGEST
place 10 southern Illinois. TOOK place yesterday.
The Free sol Van Barsn ticket was carried by
d. 1 L1aLnr.lN.
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81 THE HIDlMHf SOUTHERy HAIL

e Jo.EFH CAsEY Esl. Of Union Co Is The
WA. cans.ss te ior Congress. ia ihe Aiih District
II Pennsylvsnia
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vIRoiSIA---A correspondent Of the LersAgf0A
(Ky) Irlas says there viii be strong Free son move
ment in ne strong Democrats Counties OF Shenandoah
Rockingham and others in the valley amoag TIE Dutch
Iocx.Focox
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

FINE Yor>c Hy,oN ,Np OoloNs TE,s. RlFNfD wprs
AND YELLOW SUcARs - O F0WLLs has 10 store large
assortment, of 6ne ard hne Young Hyson Oo0ns ard
Ouupowdef Teas, and rchned Nhae snd yellow sugar.
and Family Groceries Salad Oh, Ac which be offering
wholesale and retail the lowest market prccs Store,
80 and OBJ GresnfV lch. and Is Ncsey 80. slG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

~ The Boston Alias announces that Hon
kufrs CnoArk will devote considerable portion OF
his time between this and the Presidential election TO
making stump speeches IN favor OF Taylor aud Fillmore
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WIN u BEEBE a co



All iss Chr-,nni-.i Philadelphia, are nov sc4.n. ~.
F.l s,r.e q .oafs fire. No.eskin a1d Beaver Hs. A.,
whist ihey particularly desire hat every gentleman y,
ehgs'n or about 10 purchase laf VII axe le os. h.
looS Of h. - that he say uow precisely DE Ind u IA. \.
Is shout I'd wear.
A beasUf. assortment of Beaver trd Cssior Il.t. b,
c..yed direct from Paris viii be- found 81 hsi s.i.h
mert
Aso Ladies ant Misses Castor Bonnets. Lsl.e. h..
H,t. snd Csp- Gents snd Ladies Riding Glove. "a
hrelss canes. portinar.uss. sc - W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

On Tuesday morning about 10 su,. n.s, 10 s.
hev JACOB n Bhotfkk Of the Norh Baptist Church.
ae -sss I'D fr-ns of lie s.c-ase aud Of family nvt
= % attend his fIn-rs Gay Weiu-ssg ~ e.os n ~
Ae@tl. House oorler Of Christopher al BEDFORD -
Asafste N-stchesf- County I1-st1y lth instant Of
al1 hely D1rel.
On saturday ~ Mt a. s. Peter, Church By Rev Dr. Pc Mr.
ELISHA SHELDON Of It's City, % NJ. CAMILLA CROFTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

90 nckle IS the powerful grace that lies
la herbs. plants. stones. and their true qualities
For nought 50 vile that on he esuh doth live,
But 10 the earth some special good doh gives
Nor ught 80 good, bat strained from that tiy ~
Rerols from true birth, stumbling on abuss'
~ To determine the qualities of anything AfeqlH"
MAD to be liyiousy absorbed In he importance O. '
determnaoa-lnind suggests practice n-se. perfect 80
money produces action Now, Il money produces se''D
how necessary IL. for kpow that this immense pow"
money should have connection with mind and r.ess
practice, especially 10 the mater u LIFE and DhNin
which exists IN great degree the distribution o. "''
cine.
o, sacred science how sr thou profound,
When shallow quscks, AID ysgrents unfssusne''
Flsuni IN Thy robes, sad ysgaoords are known
To brawl Thy nameVsho never wrote their own
We have heard Of bo,ches' In meeharea 0a'n'''
men who having never learned the usde, 10 MAKING "Os'
spoil wagon which fry dollars, bat how no''' w
idea OF gnorsn, quack 'poiag man. wiea cost 1-
life There 10 Of gs that would Lac 10 Jus -
lives on board Of steamboat that had for Us ensinse
maker and yet you wii" By the gallon eoocoo0D' '-
by caaraans whose tdck is h-irs 10 throw ven u ~
terry over the learning and gignent- Judgment car 10
any connection beside making m0ney-they eanh"' sD-'
stand and which in,ereres with Their one i'ea 'n''
making 70ne and .bo bloaief into al %
eau.e, ,eu,bl,tv 10 ,nk dismsyed frosa controversy
Our sres, poet shske'Peare-si me reaa Of ''
tells that powerful grace lies in herbs plants siooes sc
their true q4aiiss tat those true qasiiues be nss
LEFT Foa SCIENCE TO PROCLAIM,
That .e.esee which gave birth 70
MRS JERylSs COLD CANDY,
Which has for rs SPECIAL mission the Of COUOhs
COLDS AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG COMPLAINS
that hici has spent i,s years Of sfssfe's
toll in and losine.ome cells for centuries. Win Hs
fitness unequa-ed In his euses hidden "PFogfes"'
age"
Sold wholesale and retail by MRS. w. JER's' ="
BROADWAY, corner Of wh.e-st -
Agents 10 Broadway; castor House Mrs HAYS y
Fulton 81 Brooklyn, and BY druggists generally
IL. Il. h.r.r .ecet
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~ The Special Election for Alderman IN the
Third Ward TO fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death of AID ROBERT SwARroUr, deceased, re-
suited in the election OF Tnos. McKSiGHr, Esq.
The vote stood for
Thomas Mcknight, Whig,.-..--...--...-..4S
Stephen Branch, Loco Foco. ...............D
Mr.. McKSIGHT was Assistant Alderman OF the
aann " ard lasf Ncar-
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= Tas KslskEaa0ekEs. .or ssptember

y THs KSIcXERBocKER' Tor September IS
upon our table. The eon.ribuory matter strikes usas
no, quite equal II uor 70 tee average Numbers OF Lis
.ayoriie Magazine. But his IS more than made Up by
the extraordinary amount Of labor bestowed upon the
Editors department The Table among other things
contains fue and truthful review Of The Literary
Sketches snd Letters OF Charles Lamb The gossip
the inmiiAble soss.p"-is more sparkling. more
rscy more pathetic more lively than ever we have but
w0adsr and one fear about IT, The wonder IT, how
our friend Clarke evolve many things Of eary
Sind aud description from ssy 10 grave from lively
10 severe each and every consecutive month Of his
eventirl life sud ths fear that the supply may oae
day OF this however, see Little isngeT res.
so1.ng Priori.
Y AMELIA OR, A YoUSs LADY's VlcIssI-
TCpEs BY MISS Z Leslie has been published II cheap
fo~m by Cary & Hart Phiadslphis and IL for sale BIZ
serfora s Co Assor House, and Dewitt & Davenport
Tr.bEas szilsiass
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~ There + buf one way 20 get g'i dnner sns ls..
digest properly; therefore 40 70 The Change coref
cd Wal ani Broad aud eat OF le tue mear tustins
with desert OF Farns pudding. w1ch is Universally 49,
know -dged by al the Facly 60 bs ,he vhoesom.
f,oi the stomach can be oioAei with Try aud prss-h
s25,t FL BEAN. Pfolaef0r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

n The Boston ChrVsotype appears IN an en-
,arged form. The Caronotpe is hi,le queer some
times, bat is wihsl one Of sAs mos readable papers
IN Eeslox.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

Focs D5ifAS H,rs.-lf here be sny lrfrt geri ser,.
rosa who are nsci By the deception o. gh prce s b,
p.,eisf an aft.c u,t consequently he ~ sgpeor ,
~ g., ia.-eiou 81 ho sl1scnbef. ise 81. Moe.sn H.,
49, be sufficient % convince The uost sceptca a BE- -.
for slshai IN every resrec equal. and many -'saty
.ppero-. 10 hose sold by other Broadway house.ass
GENiN 20 a-osi,..,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

IN FANCY CJTLERY, embracing large variety u
spOrmens pen and pocket knives, OF he mos, rare arf
beautiful patterns, many Of which have never been before
imported Aso variety Of unique articles for toilet nee
They been selected with especial care ani
fanled 10 be the best quality. @. sAUNDtRSA SON
81 Ct III Broadway, cor. Liberty and Jt1 BfotdNsj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

| - Hunt. the iorser o. Tweddle \ Darlington s
check on the Exchange Bank Of Albany has been fully
committed to take his trial N Albany for The offence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

n The journal OF the Franklin Institute for
August is for sale by Francis Co. No 352 Broad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

~ As his j. just the time for inviting he Pal usts
readers reminded that for the most widely cicn'sed
-papers Of all the States the propei0rs hsFe dsIqicd
PALMER, the geu receive The subscriptions and aver.
tsemenis and Invested him with authority o. give receipts
Office ln the Tribune Buildings
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" The cheapest and best place IN the city 10 get good
Boots, Shoes Caters Il q JoNtss - Ann .. nesi ne
American Museum Firquaiiy ~ French calf dress Boots
s. ~ Second quality - 81 Ia "a Congress Boots nom
8 50 to e. French patent leather Boots 81. - w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

DO voc vALUE YoUR HAIR Ladies, Il Il hafey 10, 10.
ssry you ths question; snt q . necessary " h<
lhsI count-rets Of your avor.te toilet aruce s @,x.
held PHaLoS's Chemical Hair lnyigoEaior, waes 20
snloohIess lustre elasticity and luaarsBce 10 ~,
lets has been ciosey initiated ln name, and prrp .c
which NAV ROB yea II your clustering carls N sns
plcarcn seeks 10 thrust se INTO your crcsss - g.
AVOID lac counterfeit AID ~ be certain to4 ys - -
ee.ved Sc. that The entire name PnALoN's SnNA" "
bsr,esre,sy 10 spsn every psSssgs yoa passssse'
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Old -chOhnrie.

The Wings Of this County have nominated for
Assembly two sound and weI-known Wings
PEIER Nix Of schohsrie ia the Eastern, and
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