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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

The NoRTHwEsr.-The Adr,an Watchto,cr,
in relation to the great West, says =
The time will come when the great West will
be overmatch for the niggardly ssfshness Of the
old Atlantic States. They will, by and by, be glad
enough If they cau maintain On equpoise of power
against thofe whom they turn off with a sort Of
PIE. crust polteness
The neat census will give Michigan two more repre-
sentatives at least, If not three Illinois will in
for mary more, and Indiana will increase hers to
twelve. Wisconsin will claim two more and Iowa one
not two In few years the State of Miaesota will
be on hand with her two senators and one reprssen
tative. .r4r 80
Nebraska will follow close on her heels With the same
force. The change Of relative strength between us
and the East will be rapid, for gain they must
lose. 1t 10 two.edged sword that IL cutting into
her via's In view Of these facts, might reason.
ably suppose that older sister would begin lay
a.ide little Of their old superciliousness, and Of
adopting policy to conciate the good will and re-
specttf the younger members of the household into
Whose hands the balance of power b destined soon to
pass
The feeble efforts which now able TO interpose
against the combined strength of the more popuious
and wealthy portions Of the Union, may be bat the
harmless spats Of the STRIPPING, but the time win be
when they will become the stunning whacks Of giant
and well laid on at that.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

The rrcprietors OF the Dpnd.e 4de,yfs,,, .ns,
Trial fthf.e y.srs hsy. found necessary 10 advance
the prioe % their paper, selling papers for ses tina
s"'i price, not having snewered their purposes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
City Inspector. oaies. February r. 1913.

MILITARY KIoSAPPIsG-A military outrage
took place on THURSDAY evening at the Worcester Depot
which ought attract universal attention and cal, forth
something more than indignation. recruiting sergeant
By the name Of klmba had entced two lads. Of
and the other Of nineteen years of age belonging
Newbury In this state. 10 enlist aud had brought them
of unknown TO their parents by railroad TO Boston Their
fathers pu ued and reached this city half an hour before
the train started for SewYork. Having procured Two
wrts hdsas copbS they proceeded with Deputy Sheriff
Tarbel the Worcester Dvfo where they found the car
in which their were. closed and under military
guard which refused admission.
The Sheriff read his authority and commanded the con-
ductor W. Munroe. to open the This functionsry
refused to obey and replied that he bad nothing TO do with
the after Mr. Tsrbel then called upon policeman pre-
sent 10 assist and open the door Put the policeman was
struck ard beaten of By he conductor and the military OH
GERS laughed the law To corn The bystanders COM
msnded assist, but took sides with the officers
and the rest seemed not 10 have 10 attack them
10 the mesntire ths train moved OF, carrying the two
fathers and the sheriff along The sheriff went rs lar as
Frsmngha and then returned without being able 70 serve
the wrs The fathers continued with the trsin and prob
ably went 10 New-York rBos;on Chronotype
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
Help for Ireispd-Letter from J. l.. O'sullivan.
wasRfssros, Feb. l3th. l.ss.

~ ~ kJtfor q he IrttsnS
SIR must beg leave 70 correct an error IN your
papers reP0r, Of the proceedings Of meeting which sp-
pears TO have been he Tuesday evening. in behalf Of
lrsh Repeal. gentleman bearing my name and Intro
tucsd TO The meeting with my il christian well
,uruane, reported hSyins addressed the meeting
with grea; frvor ana applause srt especially a. having
Advocated senos. the se0rj ant an orgaraon Of" sa
IlI sist5in other words. bootshsi. rebellion ssi civil
wnas the BEST and the proper Of achieving that
Repeal. II IS Of little Importance to your readers 10 know
that such these about the opposite Of
my own deeply seated convictions; and that Gas not
present q, the meeting which they were 50 eoqueniy
uttered oy nAmesAke with whom have no, the hono
Of being acquainted. Nevertheless, have often In
print well by speech expressed general views With
which such language would be sossrdy inconsistent.
feel PEELED 10 tscia. 10 justice 70 him the credit Of
his eloquence snd In justice 70 myself the responsibility
Of bis opinions. Though anxious, an American Demo
era, for the liberation Of Ireland. yet isy In
that MODEST sentiment and highest truth ever uttered BY
OConre. when he declared that he would lament 70 see
purchased az the price Of snge drop OF human hood
Very respectfully yours, JOHN L. osCLLifAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15

TIE RUMoRs or PEAcE.-The Washington cor
respondent OF the Phila. n. American says oil the
reported Treaty with Mexico;
This whole story predcaied upon the reports tha
came down BY the English Courier 10 Vera Cruz on ihe %
~ Ian and the treaty fabricated upon the proposals
admitted BY Mr. Tris and the counter prss OF the NeAf
aus Thus ends this humoug.
The President has still strong apprehensions OF "ns'
Mr. Tr.t Dsv have done without authority, ana me ao
ia nov afraid TO look It's former proposition
"a the face Whatever may be said to the contrary, SUI
n-,eut intelligence has been received a. the "
state 10 give the Government eonsas'soie
mis- subject Time VIII disclose II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15

s,...rs CosyEsrioS.-A Cow ention OF Dele
,.,-. from the Counties OF FrAnkn. Perry. Adams sni
Dsupsin Pa take iuio CONSIDERATION such measures As
4, are Boroash Of ChGnbsrsbcrg the 2tth q Jan
Frxptrrcr R. sxrrH q chsm oersosry presided and the
c,.ye,uou wa. Addressed ~ Rev. o. ;. Powell long
series q resolutions ~s .ioP's asserting tnai me &s o.
80 .na ne physical ant mora vsltssg q qsirs
tbs oo,sryincs Of the sAoosth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
By Telegraph to The Tribune.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
MORNING REPORT.


sESATE..ALsAsY, Feb. Ill Phi
On Saturday Mr.. AYRAULT reported bill for the
formation Of Banking Companies or Associations.
The bill purposes the formation OF q safety fund
based on circulation instead OF capital. The pre-
sent free banks 10 be permitted 70 withdraw their
securities and come in under this bill II az dis
posed.
Mr. BoKsE reported favorsbly on the bill to re-
duce the capital Of the Equitable Insurance Com
pany.
The bill authorizing the formation OF Gas Com
panies was passed.
Mr. WILNSs was elected President. pro tenn
during the absence Of Lieut. Gov. FISH
Progress was made Ia Committee on the General
Insurance Companies bill.
ASSEMBLY,.
Nothing OF interest today In the House.
On Saturday Mr.. ScHERnEKBoRS reported bill
authorizing the formation of Savings Banks
The general Manufacturing Law was received
from the House
The amendments OF the Senate were concurred
in by vote Of 20 70 /. So the bill is passed. The
bill as it has passed substantially as il has been
published in the NewYork papers
Progress was made in Committee on the bill 10
incorporate the Troy and Boston Railway Company.
The State Engineers bill was sent TO the Canal
Board to-day.
The bill giving the election Of Com minioners OF
Deeds in cides, and Notaries Public in towns 10
the people, was reported complete.
The House concunei in the amendments OF the
Senate to the bill for the formston OF gas companies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
Jersey CITY AFFAIRS.

w The Common COunci Of Jersey City have
lust causes tire removal Of the large gates Of the cGnAEt
steamers. wharf, ans Of the picket fence BY which was
enclosed m the resscn that they -srs erected vi.hcu
an Sl. authority ona notice bad been posted On the
a.y, beforehand 20 ths sgc; that they mast Be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15

AsE-Undsr year, 81 to ,, q; 20 5. So TO 10 TO-
10 70 ~ 81 ~ 70 So 80 80 70 a. as ~ 10 50, 50 10
So y; o. to 10 81; 70 10 go 30 10 90 unknown,
PLACES OF N,rivirY-United States, 1885, Ireland go
England Q; Scotland s. Germany, 20. Holland oUtsh
Possessions Ia y. America, unknown, 4
From Aims House. Bellevue, 81 Hospital, Bellevue, ~
Peniteniisry Hospital Bellevue, Penitentiary Hospital
Blsckwers Island. s, Small Pox Hospital. DO AZ :!
Bloominsdee Hospital, I; Wards Island, IS City Hos
pital l0: Nursery Hospital. Blsckwers Island Aims
House, B sekwe'is Ia and 8; Colored Home, Coorsd
Persons q Colored Orphan Asylum, !.
A. w. WHITE City Inspector.
City lnspsetor's Ofee. February u. 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
~ Gov. sHssx of Pa. is recovering.

DEATHS AMONG The Nrw,YoRx VoLusItts.I
49,, o,,ri.bes the ysss- Orleans Dsita with the FOL
I.m. =, Sss,hs among the New-York Volunteers,
s,res october is4T Capt. Pearson Sergeant
and Privs,es Fare johnson. Duncan Lsvs Sen
Heland Mckenzie. Eiwood Horton; hAsTeai ~ r1sIs
steele Dsyid Nillock, Moses d. Day, w.1Ins' .
HsI.ey. Boerum, Horton, WIN. Cornell and xuiln''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
Appointments by the Governor and Senate.

Srw-YoHK-Joseph wallis, wm Poole, Jeha T IT.
Wing Thomas NJ. Clark. Thsateus II. Lane, Frederick
FRYE Alfred Waite John c. 7. snidL John :. Chipuan
Josenh b. Nones Frederick Z. sherman. VIM r Learn,
Berjamln c. Leverage, Aren't 3 DePuyster, Jr.h bul
Charlie, Wslsch, Z. Delahed smith. John Hopper LDcns
T. Buckley. Dewitl c. Graham ard John T. Mayo Noia-
riss puhlc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
NOTICES.
PHRENoLooIsT5 AND PUBLISHERS.
FDWLERs a. WELLS,
Gilman HnlI. ljf Sassnu-si. ~. ".



~ Mercantile Library Association.-JP ?. Nj
eHoL LII D. will deliver the sixth and last Lecture OF me
eou. on CR.o1 Hall on 1 0 S aS'a
Ada'i0o ''fiio s j j. saYau5B cs.irn Lee Com
~ DIR. Christie. GaivanIc BeIt.-AroPLExY
AND PARALYSIS The follow ns case 10 Of deeply IN
tereng character aud has attracted the earnest attention
aud nation Of several Of the first physicians Of New
Captain Andre~ J = Tomb. residing at 10 Bridges
Brooklyn. is in hs 10th year be has generally enjoyed
Ally to fail Medical assistance sought. and DR. john
W Francis OF New York was consulted The usual rene
dies, such copious bleeding &c. we're administeref
though without the desired effect Captain Tobs short
ly after fell down the street nssnsibe with aseVere
he noticed for Hss that portion Of his len side
was apparently dead and on farther inquiry his phys
clans pronounced his TO be that OF combined Apo
pexy and Paralysis The paraytc symptoms rapidly IN
creased the and limbs becsne affected indeed the
whole Of side Of the body was iieess and shortly al
he experienced opleetc it, and more severe than
the first and for several hours his life despaired Of
Tie unable 10 walk without assistance, ana eould
neither feed nor dress himself alone; he unable to
.rculste distinctly and his sight much impaired
His physicians, anon. whom were Dr. yohn w frsnen
OF Nsw-York and DR.. VIM O. Hunt Of Brooklyn, consid
cred his case as eotrsy hopse. and beyond human aid
Such 10 simple and statement OF the a
uston Of Captain Tombs in July last when he hr.t heard
Of Dr.. CHRiSTIES Galvsnie articles His family we're
DESTROYS try the expersnt snd for that purpose pur
chased pair OF G,lyanic Bracelets for the wrists pair
Of the Bauds for the limbs and bottle OF the Magnetic
fluid 10 twsnty.four hours after using these articles
feeling peresptible in the PNayIed paris and per
spiraon bose out Ia five days he was enabled 10 raise
bis ana his srm, and Ia three weeks he vas able
walk alone period over sin months has now elapsed
during which time no smyptom Of spoplexy ns been ap
parent he enabled to take regular exercise, aud all bis
impaired faculties have been restored.
Many cases similar 20 hs above IN when me success o.
Ony agent Ia Neg-fork, ID. L. MOOhhED,
l4f itisklt0s 1872 Broadway.
r. Dr. Bannlng's Oaice removed to 500 Broadway.
nesr FrsDkiinst, where the" Patent BODY brscs may
be has. u I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
SAD cA.uAL1r.-This mornings mail brings sad

SAD CAsuALIr.-This morning NAL brings SAD
tings 10 Hon. j. W Davis Of Ircsna. WIS Is now about
10 take his departure for the Of his nison-ChnA
y, ,hs al inst his eldest son. Mr. samuel Francis DAVIS
Of Carlisle Indians being presen; a. The turning Of Eat
boat about 70 launched, struck by falling piece OF
timber both the iron bo used In the process OF turning
me boat having broken The blow killed him instantly
His age was % years
might be considered needless 10 stt hat Mr.. Davis
has In his scsion, and mat o. us i-niy' me neA's.
,,s,hv AT This community where all VINO know him
40 his sincere personal friends Uncer c!reunstAnees
~. ,b,n tbose by which his oeAl daes surround
ssu,hrscing necessity for bis speedy departure run
- 1850 st,t,.-,hls sad sccdeni wogd EAve been
'. 80 70 the heart Of any parent How much the
sr 4. n calculated to bear down one o. h' generous
..,,sIss when duty calls him far away from his .niy'
sympa'nies, wash usion. 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
MEDICINES.
INTELLIGENT PHYSICIANS

ARE NOW, from undoubted evitsoee, IN eases o. ~
hnsrkshls sures OF
torpiaity Of the bowels constipation, liver eonip
c.,stoa OF the stomach bowels kidneys and osaae'
Sow Of blood to the head ehroaic dysentery and AZ m
fanrnsfory diseases Of the bowels and are MAI
4 az a Of s1i prescribing
DR.. UrEAMS VEGETABLE kLECIUA
IL IL the beat medicine discovered, entirely Neset,
Die ard superior to any ether ssthsrts on Physie ana
especially icr those subject 20 piles a.
THOUSANDS WILL TESTIFY.
lt,.n internal remedy, and may be used In al cases
ard under all sresmstsnce With perfect ssety and ia
confidence Of permanent care OF Pics either osedins
orh "a axternkl internal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15

IcE.-The cold weather for the last threeor four
DAYS has caused large quantities. Of Ice 10 appear In the
Upper Bay. and vessels dad some difficulty In coming In
ana going out without steam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15

Consul TO BELFAsr.-Ar. /. HART HYATT
former Editor Of the DAILY Sle In this City has been a2-
pointed Consul A. Belfast Ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15

~A,smesns Of enhancing the value o. ne
500 coo acre. Of ana donated BY Congress 20 ne sac
w,...s,,ni nor parposss Of internal Inpro.emene Wv
-, ~, s.,e IN his Inaugural attress, recon-
msnas .ss .vyins Of the Mississippi ryer ey =, apSs
all lands sahject 10 taxation between me n'sn AZ
tns r,Ss', $500 Isl; Lssis ors<A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
OUR Conference.-The Washington cores
nanaent of the Phila n. American says

Col JANIS MoNxoK Of SewYcrk. The eonies'sn, q s
held BY MI ID. s. Jackson, ron Que % M III
Districts, returned here yesterday Inc 'esu'; ,hs
be transmitted 10 the Committee on Elections esl - -
ensuing week. and II rightly informed As 70 s -
port, there Is little doubt Of another sisnnen Ahu
Wing being added the House of Representatives, see
an accession a, such time would be peculiarly ersnsins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15

rg- John Van Buren, has been proposed for Pre-
siden. by bis brother Bsrnburners OF Erie Co
Alas : it is not often by boldly doing and noby do
ing that man renders himself available in Pre-
s;dantioi canyasS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
CITY ITEMS.


The SAILING OF THE WAsHls6TOs.-It is said
that the Washington sails saRiay because the 2olh
havtns been fixed upon by the General Poet oce as her
dsy OF departure Der managers have discretion In the
matter and can make alterations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
WANTS.

XUANTRD-A sssstsea - ws'ssr twssA DO the sAen.
WSsr~oIi Il r.ssirsdl b. y.,y ssnps.sss sirl. 70
s :ss sss =. al: 81.
al Al "a ixtb-svsnus, 10 The beekstoss lNW
STTXNrED-sitssfionsi os eools, sksss srusa1s yet
s,.: 9: 's,: :s :'s 's' ::s :;; ::
IVANr.D.-Is. t.n.l. ss1ssi !. IA: '!sy, y.:.s
w LADY capable Of tssehiss kss.e sas u 49,
branches A,ply sftsr q ISL 0ressest lG x
VlyANrEp-Is,s.fisss BY yong m.a vhs hes sss.
w sos.s.a IL he ,ossiss susi.ss es he 49, }.:ss
selling sit goods 10 this eifJ rae oolse. =. - 80.
to Is O.' Wy s:. 9 fss S:s.
no BrILbERs.-wsstsd 70 ssiiS lssf a.slass
10 the rhirtesath W1d.AAy builder who VA pal -
tor S s.s :i' ''s' =; & ~ o'O D
s.p -.s;,a %. e 2. Oldest .ss:gsg." :.ss sal,
:s a.. .s.s s the s "a -; %st
:: III Ha &c. :' S ss:i::s 's'i =,
Bgidiug ~ NAld wv "
5IS0 TEACHERs-A Al important vsssney 70 BE SLED
S9 q: Il, ., Ny Ssa Is: s. ss: :: i a.:
S.s.,s. Most ss graduate Of srsspss,ss. college.
sxpsrencsd In TRACKING and possssssd Of tact 10 iss1set
,os ana uanssps el.sss mast have 10 other resposs
hsn psrnsnsssy bic profession. and sAPest srrsst
boarding the Institution and sharing with the p,or~
ia se6er. esaeern or the ~.,f.I. Of b: Iss 10 al
re.pec Must he connected with some othedes shsrsh
The euras.mslt may be Tor three OF ave ysAs -
10 add tion with fasi ana heht
hoard Ne ard onths Vacations be VIII receive ass
.y OF $500 per apnsm payable aasFterly sinss mar
N married S in addition TO the shove renses for HIM
self ard wife The in.siteoats permanently sssaeshea
and the loc alton IN sll respects most agreeable.
4rplosgss mps; Be aceompar ed with ell particulars
ana New York references. aud sdtr-ed tgcstra1n ~
mail 20 EDUCATOR. ofhee Of the N Y. Triesns The
appontme eat will - made 10 the course 81 th's menh
early IS practicable. ~ aastsoa
sON A1ENTs WANTED 70 circulate wsllsls
JUV Lawyer and Uuitsd States FORM booa 10 ever
stste Ia the Union.
seven housapd copies OF thts boob have bsss
.id .ucs last May uosy In NewYorA and Soansetsest
Ittss book worth dollars every business Assats
are msking SEC aud more mouth
Men energy who will 20 places, not Jet oseaeisS,
can mshe At least . ,ooo year "
lof l0teodos' JOHN L. WELLSU NeeeAs-M
VLANTRD-A few active younS pss 70 90 south or
w West to agents for tho sale OF md popular
$50 over and shove tAsts sApsasss will b
Insured TO them In writing with opportunity Of clear
ing 81 .oso per Some In our employ WI
90 doubt co per year, clear OF all sspsnsss
Zach will have hs district Ia will BE- necessary fot
hem 70 have least from &25 70 So 70 obtain gccd ~
ting out Apply ct FRENCH'S Publishinf HALL 80
Broadway up sairs Office OF the vlas OF oaf tnss Al
| letters must BE- postpaid. gu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15

FATAL AccrDESr-A span Of spirited horses
vth nxh, wagon attached. belonging TO wm Stewart.
ESQ. Of he Twelfth ward, which he driving about
oclock YESTERDAY asrncor took fight. ran asa'ns,
,~ prev Mr. with great violence into the street and
20 ssve-eiy lrilr,t him. that lie expired about o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15

PoIrcE.-Oficer saffen, last nigh, arrested Thos.
yshss5n sehsrse Of oreAkns mo me n's
SAFE. ana resng tEerefrorn quantity q cothisg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
CANADIAN YERMIFu0E.

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOB WOkhs-This medi.
heiss safe In iS oPerstion and more easily sdmins'
tered than any other.
THE GREATEST CAUSE DEArH among children Il 10 DO
attributed 70 Worms They give rise 10 nnsrous diseases
and the fatal because Least suspscted Were
give this subject attention, and carefully oo
symptoms which indicate the existence Of worns
In the bowels, TINE LIVES o. MANY CHILDREN WOULD no
DousT BIZ sAvED.
WISERs CAsADIAx vEsNrvsr has acquired reHuts
ton far exceeding that Of any other msdcns OF the no
ard IL daily inerssssng In popularity "nsrsser /"
known s1c used " has been usiyEssALLf ursosLo.
possesses properties which other article OF me sina
does 10 SRospr srrcIksr IN iS tction sna ee
rey free from sedient which have sny bot osneh
sa effect the health of the patient being
sysn when 20 wors discovered Physicians prescribe
H. and % use the language Of IN high ssndlox Who
rsud. "a In Cese md Ohio eoaslder 10 ouJ srt,cso on
the ind be ever that uniform snd prompt In
.xpellins worms IL may Indeed he relied on with the
condolences has rEvEs gEEs KNOWN TO FAIL.
rhis the Why ALL who have used Will not use
any other
on, and others OF the highest responsibility, who
al testify to IL sup>nor efficacy snd recommend It -
nevsr-f.ilins remedy.
q Be particular and remember the nams, Wirkas
C.sAofAsyxRnUuGE !" this 10 the ouly article that can
Be eoended on REsEsszR THIS
Prepared only By J. WIaER co. - hsiAsn-laas.
Sod BY Wysit keteh am- III Fultoest. J. Coddins-
So5 Hadson, cor sprnxsc; r. A. Sands, lss Bowsry
cor sprnsa- n Y, Ars- Hsys lS Fulton o. Broohy q,
and oy brukrss sensyIly nS smTuThASsf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
Weekly Report of Deaths

Ia u, cy md Cog~iy Of Nss lors from fAs 81. lay Of
Fsbrsary 1913, q III III das of Fs5ra1. y, 1919
Men. a2-Momen ag-Roys. s3-Oirls -. TotaI. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15

10" CHARLES CHaMBERLAIS, Esq now IN Al
bany) authorizes Us pronounce the axins Of his name
10 .hs call for Taylor Meeting entirely unauthorzes'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15

/ FoRN coMPousb-X nsw ana ss.eraal rsas1y fOs
immediate o. the toothsce possible harm
the soand teeth and 10 perfectly simple "a 10
too None genuine IN sss signed BY the propnefor u
BROWN, AL Wsshinxtor, corner Of khotc 6osson--
For sale b. A D. SANDS. Drsygisss 100 fslson-s'
corner u William, New YoFt. lw II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
~ASszs LETTERS asD NEWSPAPERS Ia
<hEAn FOR FOREIGN PORTS. 30

: ~ D. 10. Wheeler, Comrnis,ioner OF Deeds iof
| ~sv-YoEa add COnn-etis6t. FsVmsny Hail. s2s ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15

~ Dr. Bannng's Office removed TO 1oy brosdw
nesr Fraothn-st. where the Patent Body Brscs" may
be ha1. q I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15

* lm HSmfs ; }. !. s!.j.si,, 8 :
Ols uaivsrsally approved Of b. ths nsliss
IHssulty and ell v6o zee them, = he psscsss
can b grsAsasel from oss 70 1ny pesnls o.
the rupture without bssk PED which does % nseh iac
~ to tho spins ssaane wsakusss and Pain 10 ne BEE
and sdss, and osn permanent spinal disssss sis esy
TRIAL sssn and n not psrssy sstisfsstosy, ncasy ~
ssrssa Also, the uoss approved sAoSlzsF erseee -
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BOARDING.

Two FURNISHED Rooms TO LkT-woeid
I suit m an and his vile, OF two yeunx men has ne
objection to .ivs breakfast aud tee iaasts ct "a Green
wieest NSr
AIRS. SWANS, s3 Mgusy-a "A few ssntlsmsn
wi can be accommodated with good beard and plsDsst
rooms. by applying /. above. ~ iD
DOARDING.-Two or three single sentsmsn, OF .
ID gentleman and he wife. can be accommodated With
pleasant and board By applying Of % faltoss NY
III Seod'
DOARDING.-Two or three sinSs ssntsnss may
ID obtain Furnished with board ct IN 0resawtsh
Also, svsry pleasant parlor suitable Tor sssuenss
throughout and with excellent bath room. A2&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15

1910 10 cosseqssnes u the rsqusst claims 10. dsns-
ssss presented AGAINST orvsdsrs u nsressDdss
Western Canals srsns from the sbstrs<ttcn Of code
from pscsssss inpsrfec'y secured. ths Besre o. res.
weds Of he City Of New York have felt II the duty
well for the secury u the merchants ~ themselves 70
adopt the following resolution, via;
Rolrsd Ths; will not recsipt - In shippioe ofdsf
an foxes or case. Of dry goods hats s eooSs.
shoes destined for the West selss such eesss e
cases are properly tapped and sesed when shippe1 nor
sny boxss or ssss eoasiaDs goods Of any dssshpsoe
unless such boxss casks are yell GraHkss % ceokso
before shipmen n hoL1' t"noSnL
GrosckH Tracy. Secretary. In