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Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-28

November next when the cohorts of the Locoocos h their
trained bands Of c6cehos rush upon the standards OF
the people, they will raise the shout that " Old Zach is
ing !" and with that gallant old chefain at their head who
surrenders and never lost battle, they will achieve
triumph their enemies signal and effective the rout
Of the Mexicans upon the field Of Blena ysts And if we
judge the future by the past may expect to see T.
Richie, Esq his words he did in the Of Gen.
Jackson. When the hero Of New Orleans m candidate
for the Presidency Mr. Ritche violently opposed his election
he deprecated his election sas upon The country and
said, "Andiew Jackson is soldier, but is he statesman "
Where he asked, the evidences Of lit Where
his political speeches, his public documents He is too
sewled, too much of yrant, ever TO be the ruler of
free people," He said he "adIned Gen. Jacksons
desty When discovering his Of qualifications be re-
tired from the public councils; but could not much for
his modesty when he asped to the highest office in the gift
of the peoples and with holy horror he exclaimed What
elect the Presidency who cannot interpret the plain
expressions of law yet would be called TO administer
Of The land" Such the abuse be poured upon
Gen. Jackson when the people, neither regarding his abuse
nor needing his advice elected him President could
excel T. Richie in his praises Of Gen. Jackson I" as Of
the greatest statesmen and rulers in the world So sup
pose will be in the of Gen. Taylor when he goes into
The Presidential chair with unanimous vote than any
other man save the Father of his country He will then be
in the ewes Of r. Richie second Washington he who is
" of little energy and aptitude that he
forty years in rising from eutenancy to the head OF regi-
men and who has only within few years been promoted
to the command OF dvision, will be the greatest General
the world ever saw and this man. Z" without opinions
or principles to guide or govern h" will be the greatest
statesman and ruler in the world. But vcrrons.
A TAYLOR DEMOCRAT.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-28
Minnesota.

This is the euphonous given an extensive region
lying north Of Wisconsin and Iowa. in which, Western
papers advise US ncpen Steps have been taken toward the
formation Of Territorial Government. Severed promising
settlements have already been msde within the bounds Of the
newTentoy The SOIL the most part represented be
very good, the country finely waered and mbered, and
the climate IS mde and genial than in the correspond
ing latitude in New England We well remember-it
out lew years agowhen -four, pork and potatoes
sent nom ths port for the supply Of the few families settled
where now Is the beautiful and hourshng city OF Milwaukee
Iowa was then unknown, a wild huntingground Of
the Indians and we remember publishing by request the
proceedings at Duhaqnehen without the limits OF the
ganzed States or Territories Of the Union-of seconsi
tued court to y accused Of murder The few peo.
pie then at that remote point though beyond the jurisdiction
of law, elected judge, sheriff. and prosecuting attorney
empaneed jury, assigned the prisoner counsel tried con-
vccd and hanged the murderer; and 70 show that every
thing bad been done right sent certified statement Of all
their proceedings for publication. This but little more
than years ago Now Dubuque is Aourishns town in
the limits Of the State OF Iowa In few years more Mine
sofa, whose sounds strangely, will be knocking for
admission into the Union sovereign State Nothing in
history supasses equals the growth of the Far North
west The scarcely becomes familiar with the Of
ITS Territories and geographers at loss to define their
limits on the maps that grace walls when ike Minerva
sPrngmg into life In foil panoply they challenge adrn
ration as firmly constituted prosperous, independent
monwealths In truth, have great and gloriovs
try Its history romance, surprising in its facts the
widest creations Of fation.-Bufalo Com. ADJ.
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SAM PArcH ourpoSK--A Dining {" BeHe".-A funny in
cdent happened yesterday the Lawrence cars subsn
a wholesome looking Irish lady, so intent in gossip
with friend in the just they starting Law
renee that she did not wake to the reality until max
ing for Boston al twenty mile speed The instant
she perceived this she rushed for the door, Conductor Bill
ngs, very gallant man, and exceedingly tender Of
kind started stop her, and arrived the platform ius
the frightened made her leap. Luckily the cars
upon the canal bridge and she shot the speed Of the
train turned her the neaest Of possible somersc
and then down she went straigh meal bag bonnet first
into the canal The dive beautiful and as she arose.
putting with fright, board thrown to her. aud she soon
found herself dripping like fat naad, upon dry land un-
harmed but good deal scare we'll she might be- Last
night she up in the cars, looking nice as sunower
and calm as summer morning Great doubt has been
pressed the probable result Of tho tusse had the gallant
conductor succeeded in capng her before the leap was made
tLo,ceQ Journal
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longer than the time for which it is paid for.
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FRos TExls.-The New Orleans Pcayune Of the 18th
instant has adyces from Galveston the 18th, by the steam
ship Palmetto. The only intelligence Of any moment, that
in the neghborhood Of Goad several murders had been
mi,ed by Mexcans thought but probably by
rowing band Of Camsnches Wscoes Two young bro
TIERS named Davis had been found dead at the door Of their
own house two Others had been wayad and killed. and yet
two Others found dead in the road In Dewitt county
three Of party Of SIX killed in fight with body Of
Indians the llth Of October. Parties Of Texans
scouting pursuit Of these hostile Indians, but with what
success was no, vet known.
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MIssIoS TIA CattroRSu.-We mentioned some time ago
that the intention of the Missionary Society Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church establish mission Caifor-
MIA. We enabled say distinctly that the Rev.
OwESs Of the Indiana Conference has been sppont-
ed that mission, and will leave for the field of bis abo ear
" spring by the overland II is expected hat
number OF families will go at the time under an es-
cort from Missouri Another missionary will be appointed to
accompany Mr.. owen.--N Y. Com ~ddrsrtiser.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-28

child Of Mt Upham, who keeys confectionery snop
the foot of Winthrop street. in this orn was smonered
death Friday morning. The child was len IN ne morn
ing bed upon turnup bedsead and, ofgeuu oi ,ne
fact, the father tnrneJ the bed ID In half hour the
bed taken down. and the child found sead
year old S.-HaRoceH Gd=effe.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-28

In some newly-openei coal mines at Nortbope England
live caterpillar discovered in piece Of coal and lived
two days after being taken out The insect the coal
sent to Kings College, London.
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Ins bieier 1neabe sebt berpor. DAB
pdbreno Der @obe iiber 5000 1cnnen
lpeneer su Warfte aebradt murnen ale
in Der Wohe porber. &oblen itno I'm
preile Iebr seiun fen une weroen nleorleer
offerirt als ie suuor uno ooeh 1T fur ole
lelben fein Sserfauf. Die Saumwoafab
rieen ldnos ben Seebdfen boben melltens
su arbeiten aufeebort. ourb Die 9rcBesln'
fubr Der Waaren pom Uuslanoe tpelbe in
oenIelben fabribirt weroen oaSu 9eSpun
gen. uno nit ibnen bort folDll6 Der Ser
braub BON &oblsn ebenfaus auf. Oleles
bat bsn 9eibdftsorud ueruriabt uno fe
ifGrfer bic Ginfubr pom Nuslonoe unter
Dem brittiitben Sariff pom '46 IT, oelto
penioer 9eibdfte psroen 0etban. 8 o
Der 7 Der beoeutenolfen &oblenminsa ftno
eeIblchen woroen uno bis Der Sorrotb
Elm tpene perariffen 1T miro pe nctbtpen
big iein, Die @efbGfte fur cine 3eltlane
ean5 gu luspanoiren. penn nibt 9dnslleber
Ruin Die Solee oapon fein ioa. ID.
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Ser Seit,t, bes G;pubcruDrs.

6r. Dilliam 5. -Jobntten, Der aeasns
rparti9e DlrSi9e@cu psrn6r bon psnniplpanisn,
bssbrts am Ntittmcb uniere Stabt NIT einem
Sefubs. er fam i'm panasnrfarrsn um IL
llbr Mcr9enS bier an uno eS rpurbs balb funb,
oas eS feline Atlbt fsi um 3 llbr 0abmittn95
i'm @curtbauie cine Nebe tu DaItsn, lber bic
wlfti9ifen politifben Sra9en wslbe bsi ndbs
fer prsfbentensWabI su sntfbsitsn fnb.-
9isfs Nabribt bate bic qBirfuns, bas ftb
Der serdumi9s SourtfaaI 3ur bsifimmtsn. .gtun.
be NIT Menfbsn fiIts. Der @oupsrntr purs
Be ourb 9apio s.. @erton, giq, sin9sfibrt u.
nit bCnnerncem &pptauS besribt.
Der @oupsrntr bssann feline Nste NIT @rs
fldrun9 bss Swsfss warum er bisrbsrssfOitlen
fei, ndmlb auf bic @inlabun9 fsinsr Srsunbs
uno um feline Oasinuns ibsr ben Sbustarit
bic Sflapsnfraes &c. aussuiprsbsn. er fprab
oann ausfibrlib ibsr bic 9utsn Birfun9sn bsS
9arif6 bon ls42, beTsn Qtufbsbuna burb Die
bsrrfbsnbe Yortsj bic eerbsrbIbsn ScI9sn cs6
SarfS BON 1946, bic llsbsI ber SuSbebnun9
beS MsnfbsnbanbsIS ODER Der Gflapsrsi, utsr
ibrs 9snwdrti9sn @rsnSn unb srfIdrte bonn in
bsr SslirJe bic Stsllun9 bsr beiosn Sanbpaten
Su oisfsn Sra9sn. Ssine Ssmsrfmssn warsn
srnff, osutlib unb iberSu9sno !; fts fsf[eItsn Die
aufmsrfiamfeit oer 3ubtrer, cbroobl lie Idn9er
alS cine Gtunbe bausrten, uno mir fno iibsrs
SsuSt bas Manbs unfsrer pcltifben @s9nsr
NIT Der llebsrSsusun9 fort9inssn, bas Der @Cus
perntr rett 9efprCdben babe. Nab bsr Infiins
osuns, oos Der @cuDsrncr abenbS ,pisbsr cine
Nsts baltsn mlrbe Dor SaIbab'S SootsI, brab
bic 9sriammlun9 aut nit eui lauten 6urs
rab's fir ben &ebnr.
2tbsnbs fanb cine bsr erostsn 8srfammluns
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gen ffatt, bic mir bier jsmals ssfsbsn babsn, in
Srpnt pcn Salbah's t6otsl. Der @cnpsrn6r
bisltsins dbn!idbe Nsss Wie am Rabmittass,
bic hber ene Stunbe bausrts unb BON ben Sus
bbrsrn NIT pisIsm Ssifaa aufsenommsn wurbs.
@Cupsrntr Sobnifon III Elm Mann bslIsn ars
ssrsS Anfsben tsn sinfabsn psnnfpIpanifben
SarSsr perrdtb, wsr obsr feline 9isben anbtrt
mus gu Der llsbsrSsu9un9 fcmmsn, eas sr bins
ldnslibe Sdbisfsitsn bsiist fir ba8 bobe amt
mas sr jsgt befIsibet uno tas YennfpIpanisn
9d6Iib fsin ,pirc untsr tsr 9srwaItuns zines
fcl6en @oupcrnors
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SSiebcr eim Sfecbuunasfebler.


Ole qofofofoS Datsn bis jest pieI Sertrauen
auf bic Neu England Staatsn 9efsst, fte sdbs
len eini9e bapon fir ibren @onoioatsn unb Die
ibri9sn fir Gon Suun. 9is Sote jsi9t fb
jsSob aIs Elm Nsbnun9Sfsblsr. Der N6tb.
Daniel QGebifer, ben man mmer olS ben Sib>
rer bsr QDbi9S in ben Nsu gn9lonb gtaatsn
bstrabtst, belt undn9ff cine &ebe, auf feinsm
ei9ensn @runps, bel MaribfsIO in MaGabus
fettS, Dor elmer iobIreiden 8sriommlun9, rpors
in CT bic 6anoun9rn bsr Wbi9 Ratipnals
Srnpenticn nibt alsin rsdbtfrti9ts fcnbsrn lib
AUDI in ben ifdrfitsn 0uepridsn fir General
Saplcr erfldrte. er fprad bon @sn. @as ais
Den 9sfdbrIibfsn Mann Der in @rnennun9 gee
bratbt werren fonnts. @r ls 9s9en ben Srafs
tat pcn Baibn9tCn su 8unfsn bon gang 81
RECON uno fit Die Scrtfseun9 bs8 merifanfbsn
Sris9ss, ct isi gang Sris9.
Nun, fa9te J3r. QGsttsr, batsn mir ~ mdDs
fen Swifben einsm O1anns wis Gen. @oB ODER
sinem ipie Sen. SnDlor. @insr ODER Der Nnees
re wirb eripdbIt merbsn uno Rismono fcnif
&6 1T Soplcr ober @as @en. Soplor 1T 9eb6:
rig srnannt wcrcsn burb Die QBbi9s& onvsntis
on. @r ilf Elm Bbis. 98snn itb 9taubts er fsi
Su @unifsn ron Srisa cber bic Nu6bsbnun9 Der
SfIaperet milrce i(b MIDI fsinsr Wobl moers
feesn. Sb CLAUDE CT 1T fir fsin8 bon Ssiosn.
9iss iif msine Msinun9. Ole Rsu &n9anbs
Staatsn 0nb itber fir'n altsn Sod.
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Oie QSbia=OeleaateusG 6 Gpmper,tipn,

msIbe lIb 9eltsrn rcr att Sa9en i'm Scurts
bauie perfnmmeIte, mar cine Der 9rS6tsn, wels
be, mir felt lon9e bier 9eisbsn BADEN, mas eis
nen Ssmsis Don Den 9uten 2tu6fibrn fir uns
fsF Sodbe in 9tIt 8erfS Isfert. Ole &sfbdfts
bsrielbsn wurcen in Der 9r6stsn gni9fst aus
SsfAbrt unb unlsrs Srsunbe wsrosn fnosn, oas
Der auf9sifsate RabtettsI bic Ramsn ron
Rannsrn sntbdlt bic brsr llntsrffisune wertb
fnO. Der pclffdnSiss 3ettsl fnost fb in ss
ner anbsrn SpaIte.
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Oa8 SSetter. - Rcb INNER Is6sn mir
obne @esen; unfsre Strasen linb nit bifsm
Staube bsIe9t, bsr iIb fslbif Der Quft mittbsiIt
unb btbif unan9ensbm auf bic &ussn pirft.
Die 9anjs Ratur 1T fau69strcfnet unO bic Q8als
Der babsn Gin berbiflibss 9nfsbsn. Die SeIs
Der iinb 70 trCfsn, bab ba8 9isb ws9en Wsbs
Man9eI leibet. Die Spdtjabr5fribts bsfons
terS taS @eIlbforn, bat pisI UOn Der DIrrs
seIittsn uno brin9t fat nur Die edlfte oss err
ruartstsn @rtraseS. Ribt5 wdrs srmhnfbtsr
alS Elm turtbbrin9snoer Ns9sn.
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Saplor?" ..Iein!" .,@ut. pom mem
ionlf plouoern iie oenn "- Gi.manbmas
idwdbcn fie'pom Nlten 3a6. uno maneb'
NAL miteer pom Rouab uno Reacp. -
Dcb mein' h, Slo 3ad 1T Der Wann,
neil CT bel 8enp Bilfp 70 o'fohten bat"
g. Selcerapb.
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gSerheerenbe sSencrsbriinffc.- =

Gomlta9 Nbsno um l14 llbr brob in Sroofs
Jpn, Del Neu Ocrf. elm psrbeersnbs6 8susr aus,
ba8 bi6 s llbr am gonnta9 Mor9en frrtnils
tbste unb in Der 3eit mebr ala 200 S3duisr
in Nfbe le9te. Msbr ndlbffe QScfs.
t7oeb Gine. - @sifsrn olS unfers 5stun9
bsrsitS in Der YrslTt mar traf bier Die 4obribt
Elm, bas in Der pcrber9ebenbsn Nobt ;u pctts'
pile, Ssuer aus9sbrcben is, baS biz geifern
NRprssn 36 9duisr Srif6rt bate unO no6 fort
brdnnte.
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Gag, Butler uno oCr Tarif pon 1912
Gin ncucr SumbuS. - Die QOFOfofO6 an
ben NtOunt Sopa9s @ienwerfsn babsn nsusrs
tin95 bo5 WOttc: "gas, Butler uno tsr Sarif
pCn 1912" auf ibrs SABINE 9efbrisben.-9o8
tistst Auss mas mir bi6 jsst ssbSrt bobsn.-
Sam s5 mt9Iitb fsin bas fib ba6 e5Ole obsrs
mails curb fpIben 6umbu9 betri9en ldst?
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Sie syreibpbet GpnoentiDn, sur

8ormirun9 zines @rwdbIsrsettsIs fir bsn9taat
pennfpIpanism baS bon ben unjufrisbsnsn ODER
Ban Suren eCfUfofcS untsritist merrsn GoQ,
rpirb mpr9en bier ifattfnOsn. Die Qofos9rufs
fer batsn bis jsst bsbauptst oa6 bic gcbsmrs
trsnnersi in unitrm Staate men9 @inf1us bdts
ts, pjr wsrpsn mor9sn fsbsn ob'6 mabr 1T.
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BON Union @aunti

E. w. CARR, No. 44O North Fourth St.,
Philadelphia, is our authorized Agent, for recci-
wing advertisements and subscriptions to this pa
per,
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oBbt9 : 0ele9aten.
@0untD CONVENTION.

3ufol9s zines 9ufrufS oer Itebsnoen Commits
tee psriammsIten iib bic 9sls9atsn, melds be
Bbi9S Der peribisbenen Saunibips, warbs II.
Stabte in SerfS SauntD reprefsntrten, i'm
SOurtbauis am Monta9 ben A. @eptembsr
ls48, fir ben Srusd einCn WabISsttsl ;u blIs
ben, wslber ron ben Bbi9S biefsr @ountD bsi
Der ndtbiten QBabl untsritist werbsn fol-.
Die 8erfammlun9 crganlIrts IId) burb grnsns
nun9 fct9enber Seomtsn. ndmIib:
rsIoent-Samuel Zee, bon MnbenCrisf
8ies sIttsntsn-Sobn 81. Ban Nisb, Gum
ru; Safob Sleln, Ssrn; Siaaf 8 @6srt, Sosis
bsltsr9; Or. @borIs6 Slin9on, &obefon.
Ssfretdre s Snabb uno Carl Srcrel, ron
Neacina uno SofC6 &ure, bon @aernorpon.
Die 2lts Der Dels9atsn puroe oann perIeGsn
une eS fano fb, bab fdmmtltte Sounldp6
i'm SauntD reprelentirt warsn, bio auf Smei o.
Der rrsi Der entfsrnttlfsn bic Suiammsn cine
Der reipeft0belifsn uno sr6stsn QDbi9s@ Nnpsns
ticnsn au6mabtsn bic jsmaI8 in bisfem &auntp
9ebalten muros.
Gin Nntra9 tpurte bann 9smabt sur gre
nsnnun9 berYerfcnen fir Die perfd)iebsnsnNsms
ter in Serfs @auntp 5u ibreiten, meldbsr an9es
ncnlnsn Wurbe, worauf cine Hn;abl 0srrsn
turb ibrs Sreunbs in grnsnnuna 9ebrabt purs
ben. 9a feline OppciitiOn 9e9en peter u b.
oo m 8 fir &cn9reb mar, 70 nurbe ct 6urb
Reclamation ouf ben 3sttst 9sfsBt. Die gons
pention fbritt bann gum Salctirsn fir bic IL
brigsnSeamten unb.bas NsIutat mar bic AuSs
spabl fol9sneer 6srrsn:
@on9rss;
peter Nooams, BON Center.
IGsmblD:
Col. milliam Brdff, BON &eabina.
Gol. puliam Trerler, BON 2anslbm
Goleb Sarrifon, ron Union.
Jfaae Scrtelet, bon Slep.
nm ioner:
Jebn 10. Surfbaro, GIfas.
9ireftcr:
Jaeot Doeemafb ton Jtsaeins.
bitor--3 Sabre:
Daniel =. Kaufman, bon D1aibsner.
Aubitor--l Sabr:
Sran3 sredt, BON 0teaOins.
otbonotar4
Daniel Sieber, bon Rustaun.
Ne9i rirer;
Jaceb Bei9er, BON Nsaoin9.
Heeo Der:
Col. Ridaro t11't11idaeL DO.
g brsibsr Der SO aifsneourts
Jfaae Danfe9eL BON &uSeOmtmanor
Gbreibsr Der pisrtsGabrlbsn Sisun9sn:
James D. lambert, bon Msabin9.
2uf antras bon Ssiier @tpmsr, @fq. purs
ben wdbrsno Dem SatIotirsn bic fol9snbsn Oes
ls9atsn olS Elm Sommittss an9sifstlt, um Sss
iblu0s i'm Sune ber &onpsntion Su bsrdten :
6isfsr Slpn,sr, esseisl Ssare, Daniel @.
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MEDICINES.
wINEkr
cnncAnrAN yERMIFUGE

. CERTAIN RENEDY FOR WORMs.-Ih'f r1eii-
l. safe in - operation I'D ucie et,lJ aaaiiii-
Tsz 1EgaTrsr C.UsE o. DEsTH among children 10 % 20
.tfr bufed Worms They zigr re 20 nur
ID - ne more fatal because least suspected Were "a
49,. ~ rv ths s1t-ct attention snf carefly oo-
serve tie SYN rtofls which Indicate the existence ~
in tie bowels rHE LIVES OF MANY CHILDREN WOULD NO
WIS.,. C.~aDiAs VrssuFUsE hss acquired = reP1ia-
tor IA exceed az that of sny other medicine OF me An1,
.nd /. daily iucress N popularity wherever II -
k.o,gn ard us.d "a has been uNiFf SsALif iffsth, y
poss-.ss. properties which 90 other article OF ne 80
g.. MoaE FEONFr ASo EfFicikNf N IT'S seton, a..
tir.y free from ingredient which nave any or peu.
a effect the health II the patent oen9 ~ ays I'm ftot
x b.r 10 worms are discovered lhJsicisns ftrsetpr
M ard ~ uss the LANGUAGE Of ore iu hish STANDING. w
resides m Irve and Ohio. CONSIDER % me o1t $500
th- lid he ever saw that uniform snd proup.
sxp.iirr worms II nav indeed he relied on win me
prompt confidence 70 has ssvss sEkN SNOW 70 t.l.
This the r-ss1n Why ALL ~ho have used vii Dol -
1ny other. lis ,... finn
Ne have 10 ogr possession number OF eeftinoAtes v
phycisns and others Jf the highest respechouf VIC
altesufy 90 ts superior efficacy and recommend u a.
r-ver-falug remedy al. 49,.
CsSADAN NEsNTUeE thi. il the only article thst can
Be depended on. RENEaHEk IHis
P-ara-en only By j. WlNrk = co. 81 NAldon-lAn-
Sold By Wyatt 4 Ketehsm, III Fultonst j. l. Codcins &
IN 90 Hrdsou cor Spring-st, A. Sands, l'l boeTy
cor sprinsst n Y Mrs. Hays las fulton q bgoek e.
.nd BY DruzFists generally - sn .uAn1 81
U,RyAIESTA.-The uniersigned have on "a Z
Tlesh supply Of Ervaerta, valuable remedy in oostl'
cate eases 81 constPAtcn Put np ~ pound paeAA.s'
For ale wholesale ard retail, by DELLJC CO
Apothecsries and Chemists. sole sue ,essor' 70
PLACE & SOUlLLARD,
Ytf,,s 2Pa-k-rn~. snf 55i Rroso ~aY.
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erces snd l52 bids New Orleans Ihin Oaoni ID '1A
g. a A. y u 20 ~ 80. -.
poss has been taken dersbie extent q he oN
-. rulinE for cd the stock h1wey-r Il siI ltAFJ
fpfrr IA. net with a fair dtnsrd q or quota. ous
Ros1xJ barrels sod a. IL llc o - "a io- common
Ar,b.r % % - for p ne Tfs1sparent
sfyps There transactions o. report bat seFef.
parcel. Of American and French Clover are Announces
for public sale on the ~7th- . -
T,LLow maintains previously advised rates, and ihs
market 10 firm
TosAcco-A moderate business pAssns, and no ehsnse
70 report.
Tia 50 IBIS good quality scld 81 ~. ~
TuRyESTfNE- b5s Of sir Rcuzh sold a. - 70 % "a
per cwt Spirits are In limited cemsnd A. IS
Business generally continues 10 improve stnolfu sr'
srsdusiy Money 70 easier q sccess. am tne banN ~
Fnrsrds minim1a rate of discount vii pr0osby DC re-
ouced below per cent
Coax FxcHaxsE, o'clock Pm.
With thin attendance Of buyer', verJ limited pa,
ness was transacted today a. snl sria- cseiine on >
Prices except for the finest samples q Wheat Nt-t-"
Cans Flour vas freely offered ~ p; j. - - ~ 90
rene azure Tor Indisn Corn ard the best Northern Corn
~ - ,-irlo,-. flsvsrs ~ IA Cd Your.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-03
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PHRENOLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
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II \. ID. Wheeler. ColnmiuioneT Of Decds for
Ts-r-Yosk snd ConnsstisHt. Tsnmsnv BAL 49, y
IT. DIR. Banning's Body Brace.-The intrinsic
merits OF this instrument have steadily advanced the SAFE
and use oft and IL enjoys prominent position IN
the public Tie which has attended its appcs
ton for female weaknesses weakness OF the lungs bscs
bresit stomach limbs and digestive organs has ueen IN
exampled. - =
The following are extracts from letters from lew OF
those Who have and experienced s beneficial elects
From Com Th0s. Up q. JONES, L. y " ..
al feel warranted in saying, that not only has my Ab
TO endure fatigue been greatly renovated By Dr. bAnnns
Brace but that my general health has also Improved un
From Mrs.. &. Siarr. Middleton. " j.
For three years, indigestion with all is attendants
papitson Of the heart, pains In the back and VITA
nervous debility, prayed upon until life wssa burden
have the race three months the unpiesfant sen
saton the stomach has vanished. the piles have en-
irely eft me- my back has become strong, and miEd
cheerful
From r. VI ITns. 81 y. Middleton, OAio,
Last week applied another Of your Braces Tor cas-
Of prolapsus uter with marked benefit No money woud
purchase Brace that patient Doctor C. OF ths place
who made your Acqua at Saratoga, cold me the
Brace his WIFE, to whom you applied II originally, nad
% far recovered not 10 require ~
Ladies and gentlemen who are weak, with shorness OF
breath and easily sued will ind t invainabe t
throws the hody into uprght position, expands me
lungs and enables them walk with esse Oihce cpj
Broadway.
~ B-Persoos from q distance ordering he Brace
should send the number Of inches around the hips men
from ~ t~hfn-