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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22

SANTA AySA's SAnpLE.-Therc is now
70 be seen ut % ST. Charles st., N. O., the
most splendid saddle that American eyes
ever looked upon. Il is valued at $4,000,
and is said to have been taken, or rather
left BY Santa Anna, in his late precip,ate
fligh. from Puebla. The housings are OF
the most gorgeous descriplion--thc bride
Of silver gill. to which arc attached massive
ornaments Of solid gold. The pommel Of
The saddle represents the hend Of an eagle,
made Of solid silver richly plated with gold !;
the eyes of the eagle are composed of dis-
monds, and the whole coparison is adorned
with Jewels.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22

The Gold Medals voted BY Congress 10
Gen. Taylor have been struck; they weigh
e;shi ounces ench, IRE very beautiful, and
have appropriate Inscriptions.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22
THE GAZETTE,
Is Published Weekly, at
PUNCH AND THE FRENCH REVOLUTION

PUNCH AND THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
Punch Is down upon Louis Philippe. What
= rc,ribu,ion for the old despot, who excluded
Punch from France, and has now been forced
TO seek shelter in England where he will have
the pleasure Of seeing himself carca,ured by
Punch every day.
THE LOST GAME.
At cards a sly and old man played
With q nation across the sea,
And oaths were taken, and bets were made,
AS TO whose the game should be.
They played SO long, and they played SO well,
II was difficult TO scan,
If the sly old man should tho people 'scll,'
Or the people the sly old man.
The people were slush' Of 'clubs' and 'spades,'
And played as in despair;
And diamonds he had, in all their grades,
But never shcart' was there.
The last shat came of the game sing,
And the people played peil-nc!l;
Blu, tho old man lost though he played the sking,'
For he played the tknave' as well.-PUScn.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22

Mrs. Louis Philippe, We learn, wants q
keeper for the "Isoynl lap dogs" Prentice
would do exactly Democrat.
Knowing from the soreness u your own
back that We understood how to manage
the Presidents dogs, you infer that wo
might manage The Queens. Thank YOU
We have no idea OF changing our situation.
We arc satisfied with keeping the Wall
street kennel in subjcc,ion. Louisville
Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
DRY GOODS.
A, ARNOLD D. co.

- lANAL-,I.
DEING DESTROYS Of reducing teir large ani vauanIs
Dock of Dry Goods much possible, before reinoy
ng 10 ther new nov IN process of efeeon are Low
Offering he BALANCE Of their Spring Importation al greatly
reduced prices consisting part Of the following arncles
snEs-Pain Plaid and Striped Glace IL oo<lhehos WIN
Ouards-Pialn, PLAID and Printed -.
Gros de Rhnes-5s 81 ~ and 81, Of the most ceeoia 'eo
makers r,.s,...s many
Baroge-Plain Plaid Printed aud Embfoidered-manJ
Of them very choice goods aud confined styles -
Grenadines and SIX Tssues-Plaln, Printed ana I'm
brOidered.
Isabella and Louisa-Plai and striped.
Toll 40 Chevre-TO de NOrd-TOil dlnde.
French POpiius-Piad and Danasse
French and English Prints.
French and Scotch Gin CHAINS
French Pnl.ed Cambncs Jacones aud Ofgondies
English Lawns and Organdies
Muslin desines-Plain. Printed and high color
French and Scotch Embroidered Collars and Chsinl<ess
English and German Hosiery
French Cashmere Long aud square Nha"s
Plain Printed and BrOche Barge DO.
Canton Grape shaws, plain and EmlfOhefe'
Six F.sltes End MantIlas. ~,
Together with an unsurpassed stock Of Linen Ooods ana
bIver. II sqcR goois. Us 3~iseod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
Ratification Meeting at Washington.

" AriiNeroN June IS
The Wing Ratification mectu- Oi last uicht "a as
very large and enthusiastic. Gen. Wei-hmsn was
chosen President aud was assisted by 3l Wee Pres
icrts and Secretaries Several bands o; music were
u attendance tie whole vicinity i' by an immense
bonfire and National iags were displayed with IAYLoH
and Fit1NoRE inscribed upon tlcm Speeches wcr,
delivered 1y Nessr. Ducr Norch al. Crttenden, Has
Scil and smith Nearly the whole OF orr Dcmocgau,
community were present as spectators Harmony pre-
vailed throughout and tho meeting adjourned ater mid
NIGHT with cheers for the nominees
Early This morning large FIRE occurred in the tirs
Ward. Samuel Dury's dry goods store. Weafhsfby &
rscss spolccary store, the dwelling occupied by Hon
Mr. McLane of Baltimore. were al totally destroyed
with their contents. portion OF a. fsricr's muera
water establishment was also burned
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CLOTHING.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

y 81 MCELROY 4 co. x31 BROADWAY,
THREE DOORS ABOVE THE AMERICAN HOTEL,
j and directly opposite tne PARK Fountain, are prepared
10 offer inspection Of their patrons and no
public as choice and varied a. VI new goods of
sprng and Sumner be found In the cfy-con-
ssng Of cloths, cassmeres, vestngs cashneete- tweeds
mernOs drab dete, &C. which they enabled 70 maize
up 10 order al q great reduction from former prices
They would particularly call he attention Of The travelling
public and Others wanting hrsraie article ~ resoy
garments equal IN every respect % those made 70 0fde
which hey selling cheaper hsn anything heretofore or
iered the public. -
An assortment Of feedy- and frock coats aes
styes zephyr cloth. cashmerete, tweed dfaD eio hno
mennO, polka and sack ooats e.so psnaoDn' sna tes
anf dfawers hafhOse scarf crasas sireners H4o sepo
nor article " XII gloves constantly on haId. n -
They would cal attention 10 tneI superior syies OF v-ss
and pantaoOns furnished Al - brOad"ay lmyle isu
Strangers and Others would DO wei " call ana exeHnne
heir stk and earn prices before purchasing elsewhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15


rnf situated IN the Orange Mountains al SCUM orange
SesJer.ev ffieen niles from YORK, on lie me Of
he Morris and Essex Railroad.
The car. stop within quarter Of mile from ne ess-
H.hfneu, leaving the foot Of COrsndst a. O'CLOCK A d
and O'Clock P NJ Of each day, arriving al souh orange
Ia about one hour. e., ~,
DR. MFEKER announces 10 the public, that be nas ~
finished his arr angeInen for ofhe most conp.es i" -
sr-Cure establishments and Summer retreats 10" u 10
country. - ,,o.- 49,
DR. 81 returned from Europe tn the Winter OF lefo 49,
he had been nearly three years, more nan one ~
re was spent Al Graefnberg and The oin-r Al1l go
sr,.n III GERMANY and nas been since thai tine enc
IN -eectng ocauOn and erecting establishments '47o
70 his views on the subject - s.h . ,s..s o.,
The es,s5l-ineai l. planned particularly WIN view "
to- rfr- and convenience Of the patent ana - oli upon
- pr. ofau Of ,vafercure establishments, having pm
80. roln artached each patent rOoar smut % on
80 r b n ding dO0rs where the patient can have every
ar ~eo he arEe dOuche and swimming oatn hch are
.tsfed shout 10 rods from the house 10 the glen -
- rsfn Tnere are also three sfge plunge baths 10 tic
r@r.s Op he grounds as- two wave baths one Of
-, fro1 De natural falls Of he brook IN The rayre and
rung bath s. feet square, erected for The pleasure u
s1mmer Visitors &c attending their friends and other pa
tents Il,
l5th June and any communications addressed 10 CHAS II
MEEKER II ID Al New ARK y Jersey, al South Orange,
fa~sav will rer=lg- 4fflsnriun rnylN ius
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
LATER FROM MENICO.
Arrival OF General smith at Vera Cruz-Our
Troops Volunteering for Nucafan.


The New Orleans papers received 10y MAJ. are
'o the -th inst The steamer Naer Witch had arrived
from Vera Cruz with dates io the l,t inst Among her
passenger. is Major Graham bearer of dispatches 20
thc Government
Gen T. E. smith rived 40 Vera Cruz ON the 3i-t alt
and entered upon hs duties Governor and supcrin
tcndent oi the cmbarkauon of oug troops.
The volunteers who had reached \ers Cruz Were
volunteering 90 proceed 20 Nucatan
70 was rnm0red that the Mexican Government bad
sent 90 switzerland % procure 1900 men.
SUIcInr.-A man about % years II age. named
John Rogers committed suicide on Monday last by
hanging himself IN bis room. lie was young man OF
good character and cause can be assigned for the
act
- 4 vein of salt water. sufficient to turn Al
ovefshot MILL burst through rock the farm OF Nil
ton smiley I'm Cumberland County, Ky ON the 26th OF
May This water will produce pint Of salt 10 every
two gallons The rock from which this stream OF wa
ter gshes burst open about tive or ak years ago with
a terrific report
- On Saturday morning = child of Mr.. Holmes,
of Uuxbury aged about four years was scodcd % death
by f8'iin. into o tub of hot water
- Prot GREENIEAF has been obliged by dc
cuing health % resign the Dane Proiessorshp OF Law
iu Harvard University
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BOOK TRADE.
.no.,s r,rrpApu nr1sor1.IAnY

APPLETON'S LIrERARX MISOELLhNf
4 CHOICE SERIES or BOOkS-Noumes pow iSo'
n Ashei-Evelyu's Life Of Mr. Godophin-Se' co ~
Edwards voyage up ihe Amazon-r cioth. -,
Ilumans & aioo Noyagt up the Mississippi co 80
Mche.cf- History cd Ie Roman kepuoic-9fc '4o.u "
Ncheiers The rcop.o-}.cs cloth CSC.
Caryies Lie of ScMer-l,c, c.oh 30. . -.
GriIois History of Civilization. vo.s-rsi coih 49,
Gufrors History of E1elsh ReVo.uuon-S cloth 81 :,
Grants Memoir of American Lady ne c.o'h in
Mazours BefruiLod Lover, Yois-eli cloth - -
Sow ei's Amy Herbefi. a laie-o'e' e.oih 10
S.wol's Gerrude-tC. cOfn l'c -.
Srveir. Margurcf Perccva-Si. cloth Fl =, 49,.
Sewe.Fs LancUu Parsonage, vols-pSpe = SO - ~
BLISS Preventive Better than Curo-,rc, coin -
Mcinioslfs Two Lives Tale-rAc, cloth X
McIntoshs Aunf kiffy's ralcs-,-lc. com 10
The Fairy Bower. a rle-boc, cloth lS
Carton's Something Tor EverybOdy--boc. cloih 10
iel4 p d. APPLETON 4 co Publishers, 100 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

nor -ALE.-A very desirable Whar property In
a Brooklyn. directly opposite Wa- NeN-l on, about
~ feet ln and by 30 deep being o. al about 10 lots
with a new AID substantial bulkheaf, extra hight bu u
heavy zine timber IS feet deepn fact the most desirable
wharf property on Brooklyn shore. 5000 can remain on
bond aud mortgage for nine years a. ~ per cen me re-
jela IS. J. c. AuGuR, ~ Wssfst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
nrnlrec,inn. fnr Pilot-.-ye.,el. .ubleel % Y

CYDirections for Piiots.-Nessels subject 20 VISTA
Don bv he Heah Officer: every vessel from fore IN
port having Passengers and every vessel having h1li
during her passage, any Of Sma foX or nlec0ts "
contagious dsesse-arrlvng a. any TINE
AL vessels from any port IN the ordinary passage ho-h
which thew must pass south Of Cape Henlopen-arYns
br,een lie 81 4 fsy of MAY and the 6lh day Of October
And al vessels from any place Including islands, 10 "a
ara or the Miiterrausan or from any oftne West ln1a,
Bahama Bcrmu ia, Western Islands Ut ironl any ace l
sr,rcs D he ordinary passags from which they pas
south Of Ge0rga-aruvIlg between ne st Qay u APiu
lei In - A b WHITING. Health Omcer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
SELPHO'S ANGLEsEY LEG.-wM. SELF

,ELPHO'S ANGLESEY LEG.-wM. SELPHO,
= u Spnng=t continues 10 manufacture on The above ur-
errng and be-g principle, winch has given such gel
era for the last eight YEAR, aud from his long
penence In Europe and this country, nov ~ years. Hose
VINO had the misfortune % lose LIMB may rely upon
obtaining the best substitute the word affords,
have the artificial leg u Mr.. SepbO. lis con-
strcOn appears excel enf and wei calculated 10 sn-~er
the objects desired Bli the bes Of all s the proof of hoss
VINO wear hem THIS u positive and lndeliate Some Of
my fneuds whom have mutlsied morn mat hey aie
superior 10 al oiheys VALENTINE MOTT,
Professor Of Surgery, University Of y T..
Also selpho's Arncia Hand entirely new and use.ll
substitute for lost hand arranged that Inc weafef can
open and shat the hand by u The remaining stump
Farther Information application, or b. letter prepaid
faf l,vseodSNW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

r. TRALL 81 D.. who started the hrst NaierCure ius,
on in this country. receives uyads 40 his conmodious
establishment Is Laig hist door from s. Johuspar
Adaptations OF bathing with variety of physiological and
mechanical appliances peculiarly ne own, and diet ana
regimen unlike those Of any other Chy establishment NO
drugs whatever useduter air. food eud exercise De-
ing The only therapeutic usiImenaues Puuents are pro
vded with key 20 the Park, giving them access al All unes
10 t6e most thffi and saubrOls promenade ground IN
New-Yofk Day patients accommodated Consultations %
my mi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
GENERAL NOTICES
SPLENDID GOTHIC

~ Door Platc-.-R0BERrs's new and splendid style
Gothic Door and Number Plates Those IN want Of slch
are invited call and examine them Also splendid as
sortgeut Of Gothic and Shield Pattern Bell Pulls
R. ROBERTS, j12 Broadway, near
prfrra-af
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r. Phrenologists aud Publishers, FowLERs !
WElLs Clinton Hal, l3l Nasssu-st. n. 7.

TT The B0hm Flute.-A O. BADGER, 1871 Broad
wev has constantly on hand complete assortment OF benin
Flutes Of bis own manufacture and particular pans VII oe
ak en- with flutes made order aud all cases warranted
10 give satisfaction. and Boz addition can be found flp
Errs much admired music l1r the Flute published n num-
hers al = each and his Iadre Tor flute aud GUITAR also
books OF instruction by Clinton Nicholson ana ohefs .as
mu SIC stands. &c. 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

~ To Young Men.-sENNEr HATS The form and
sfv IL Of which were got mp with express reference 20 ne
-. ~ ii,.. arr.eabe Summer Hat BIRD,
jos imeodIs' Cor Pine ana Nassau SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

EYE AND EAR.-Dr POWELL, Ocqlsi, Aunsi, ke.
u tseis daily 10 diseases u the Eye aud lar a. h. sur
gerv 81 Broadway entrance War.eu-st sipublshed
he second edition " Dr. P0~eFs Treatise % the Eye
containing 90 pages u additional maer price - cents.
II can be bad u bis ONCE also he SefArtng Eye Foun-
t,is for srnghsang tho Eyes, which obtained the pre-
MUM rom the American Institute. large supply Of art
scisl Eyes recently imported myS lmis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
sANvASn's MAMMOTH raNoEANA o. fsK
MISSISSIPPI RIVER,

DAINTED on THREE MILES OF CANNASi-Exhlh-
rrs view of country i.so miles m engh1, extending
o,,r. a.. oos-hns over ten degrees oi iai.ite-bklNo
TiiE LARGEST PAINTING ~ THE WORLD open
every evening Sundays excepted a ne NEN TAN
DRAMA BUILDING in Broadway adjoining Mos Gar
dtn Admission s. cents; children half price Inc fSiee
rama will commence moving ~ y o'clock preSsey
Afternoon EXHIBITIONS on Wednesdays and Saiefdsys A.
s,'..e,.s myli isgs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

TIE ArroRNEy GESERAL.-Tlo Hartford Corr
fVi OF Tuesday states that Hon Isaac Toucy Of this
,y ha. been appointed Attorney General Of he United
States. In place Of Hon. Nathan Clsord Minister %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

trIREWORKS-FOUR OF JULY, ltfs.
ISAAC EDGE, Jr Jersey CITY near The ieuy ior me
st IS years Pyroechn Of Castle and Nbl0s Gardens, ano
The principle cities throughout the Unon now offers 70 Toe
public the extensive, brilliant and ncnesi coiofen en-
hbnoua Fireworks Manufactured IN the niled sales
Now ready. per order. Exhibitions from SOTO so"W
B-FOr sale only the Laboratory IN Jersey Cy OF az
1 W HOLBERTON'S. IS Maiden-lane. y. Y. my2s Dy}is
ErJKEWOKk-.-A general assortment and Of NC
L beat quality Also. II. J Halls superior eoi9ied
Fire Works forsale by BADEAU LOckWOOD,
ielflsJyh+ ~ Na7"'ne'D"-s-
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srcoNp-HAND BOOKS.

GENTLEMEN HAVING BOOKS Of any kind, which
~ they wish 70 dispose or may send them 10 me eooS
siore. lOa Na-sau-st mSio
vVEBSTER'S HrGH-SCHooL DICTIONARY.
rNHE SECOND EDITION this day published BY HUN
L TINGrON 4 SAVAGE, 2l6 Pearst leI
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By telegraph to the Ncw.York Tribune.
Railroad Bridge Burnt.

IHILADELfHIA, juno II"A "
The Reading Railroad Bridge 40 Orwigsours
Was burned down ~ an early hour this morains
No delay. however. was cccasi1uej 20 the train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
EIREWORKs,-Theu

iNIREWORKs.-The undersigned have on hard
and offer for sale large and choice assortment Oi mo
mos, brilliant FireR orks offered % the public AS"
Canton Fire crackers joss ck SC Orders nom tbs con-
try viii be- carefully packed and shipped without extra
charge The undersigned have also 10 store extensive
assortment Of Groceries, Fruits Wines. Teas Conees SUI
gars sauces and an Infinite variety Of All the me thing. ia
he line Also Congress- Pavilion and Empire spring IA
,sr. For ale by 0ASSNER s. YOUNG,
''. 80, -, I3Z lhahan-s
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II Wnfer-Cure Establishment, Oyster

~ Wafer-ture E-taDli-hneht, O3T,7' Dayl
l. l. Is miles from New I Ork.-JOEL ohb" Nj. auliOi
Sc &c Editor Of the WaierCure Journal, and me earliest
American practitioner OF the new mode, and Dr. r ROOF
40 uu oil u Pnessuiz receive patients - above as
sage week days, per steamboat Croion - 2 NJ FUTON
Market 20
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FIREWORKS.
FIREWORKS, FIREWORKS,
rrREvyOHys FIREwORKs.

At 81 NAIDEN.LANE,
nF every plon tho best quality and Al the 10" rst
~ price PURDY y ROBBINS, 81 Maiden lane.
mV.NIl Nils
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~ New-Yorls wa.er-Cure Establishment,

nent Is up n Of the most pleasant ana hetuy
paris Of the city, containing some sixty rooms VIZ 'efei
ash goOi plain diet Also afue arrangement Tor ba..As
d and % East F0uueenlh-sL near Uuon-squIe, new
Vnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

NTEW-HAVRS COUNTY BANK NOTES 70
1 tceeMed 81 per cent discount by - .-,,
DREW, ROBINSON co. 81 Ws.tsL
Hsw.York, Jgne2 ets. y" Nv
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YORK LABORATORY, lal

L Frontst two doors south of FuionA complete assert.
ent fireworks are offered for sale CONSISTING Of mo
following rockets from ~. o TO-, Roman canles' nom
DO II balls fraugles Of all sizes scroll wheel. 10 fef-
c, 40 DO; mines of serpent. do Bengoa lights DO eN
hibHon pieces do; flying pigeons do torhiAoh' doi ma
do; aower pol.i port tires pn wheels .cPels'
grasshoppers; blue Nghts orpedoes pulling crackers,
d0uble-headcrs iOstc &c. FIRE crackers, Nos AMI
Cuuufy merchants and dealers In general are icquesod W
cal and examine the above stoo.
NB-COmmtees for city and country displays mlNsry
aud private parties can he supplied on We nYs' hnei'
tsrials having been selected with the utmost car.
ry25 t.eo,itJyt "A. BENNETT.
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WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
- t. NuLrEE, llo Chatham st. corner Of o,aneoJ OF,
fers to the public tho toiown g articles a. mo 'o"s'
poss bic ties .,,
For Exhibition and Displays-Chnese lane Alsets
crosses Mexican palm tree concenf aied hofEonsi
AMI vertical wheels caprces globe pieces large rccAeis.
Roman candles and Nominations Of various eoois
smaller Works for the Trade-One canoe, ounce 10
h. and To- rockets, s6 3, 10, u and 10 Dali hom@n
$50. Tdsngls. ChlreseRockets ano
Mines 81 Serpeut. scroll Wheels, Fancy Fireworks,
Tob.llons, Pin Wheels, Punk or Josuc pou.
plgenn. Msroons Serpeufs bs-Hesders, and
Flour Pots with Blue Lights, general sssorN
Without handles. Torpedoes, meit apPcusihhs
Rengoas Puliers. Ia the business
Cbinese Rockets and fire Crackers Nos and al the
lowest market pnces-by the boz
civ and country dealers will find u edyennge % cali
and examine before purchasing elsewhere mvla DNWuFp
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DBARNtAi. Propreior~F. HITCHCOCK, Manaeef-
Splendid performances every AFTERNOON ~ 81 ge.ocA snt
ery evening si8 LAS weck 0i me Ethiopian ScFend-sts
D..s1.yng Views. The >cou.sl Mammoth BOYS TIE
Mammoth. or Giant Baby Cniy l6 months olt, westMts
ninety pounds. " AZ scupmra >iaflsn. Madam hoSN-
well Tie Fornc-toler. Admission o Tie Whole, inendns
Museum. performance &c - GENTS; children under ~
years al age and old eno ID % walk acne ~ cents nc
served front one shilling each extra li<
CASTLE GARDEN-The public are respectfully N
y formed that Castle Garden s open during he day Al.
mission ~ cents. mNllu
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oPFN EVERY EVENING.
rur tr.rrro ROOMS,
HupsoN-s rrAronrorH PANORAMA

M TIE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS, covering
O1ger 4Oo feet OF canvass dcesrng extent q over
40 miles OF River scenery, bordering on nine oleisu'
Siaes, ten. by Ia ne aIsesi painting ever osi'i" w
cu.ed
Doors open Al u O'Clock The Panorama will commence
moving a. precisely. .
Afternoon E1nblions VII - given Ca Wednesdays and
Ssniriavs comaielclns a. o'c.ock r.ckets 3 cents.
t.fr It,f.F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

nAGUERREOTYPE PLATES Of superior eual
Oly wholesale and retai-Case- Chemicals ADD eve
rythlng In the line constantly hand and for sale A
.,t- lii 2As Roadway
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MECHANICS HALL, az Broadway, eesw esn
vi I,-,r5 az g--yne ss-Nontsy, June llh, AND
rvrRY SiGHT DtRiNG TIE WEEK
THE ORIGINAL CHR-srY's MINIS FRELs,
wtose Concerts dlnls he pas NiNs MONTHS uayr -
80 .i-b II ;. 1.shcd patronage ard uacxsinr.ed
sfcee.. rs.. respectfully announce ilsi ley w. co. -
tssr Ii ma ani llm.iahe el,efainiaels every evening
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FOR THE CURE OF
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NERVOUS DISEASES,
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WHITWELEs TEMPERANCE BlTTERs,
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THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT ~ MILAN 10 ihh
NATIONS SUBJECT TO TIE RULE oF TIE HoUsE of
AUSTRIA
From your lands have come three armies which have
brought into your speech is spoken by those
hostile bands who come 20 Us with FIRE and sword
nevertheless come 70 you 10 brothers.
The war which we combat Is not your war you ar"
not our enemies you only instruments In the hand
OF our foe and this foe, brothers is common to US all
Before God before men. solemnly we declare il our
only enemy is the Government Of Austria
And that Government, which for many years has
lsbored cancel in the it has subduod, every
vestge OF nationality, which takes heed OF their
or prayers bent only serving miserable in
teTests ana miserable pride iermenting always an
tpathies comfortably with the ancient maxim o.:
tyrants dcid, and 9opo this Government has consii
tnted itself the adversary Of every generous thought
the ally and patron Of all gnoble causes, the Govern
mcni declared By the whole civilized world paymaster
Of the exCcutoners Of Gsllica
1hs GoYsgRnslL after having psy resisted