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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30
l., M1Hrlrln scnrr-We r.celxcd IL 81,

GrN WINFIELD SCurr.--Wc received on Sat.
uriav morning toe graphic dspa'ch from Princc,on,
.,atn- mat Cen Scott wa passenger IN the cars 70
dis c,-v We placed the announcement on our bulletin
board and tie news spread through fhc business parts
or the CRY Ev the umc the line was expected % arrive
the wharfs, Wslaut.st was dcn.ey crUwed hut The
stesmboa, dronpcd down the foot Of Docket aiong
side the Baltimore 5ost and deposited ~ distinguished
passenger
Those who nd assembled however. were deterirn-
Cd not - lose the opportunity o. demonstrating iher
respect and the thousands found their WAY % me
o;her wharf and with loud and prolonged cheers called
for the General lie shortly msde his appt srsnce on
dcch and oricy returned bis thanks gor The unexpected
welcome Of which he the recipient AZ who could
crowd mp endure The pressure s-ru -sd grasp the
hand of the noble veteran Gen Cawa.ier was present
io pay his respects 20 his old Commander sud tie meet
!nl between the TWO cordial and affecting They
rushed 70 each Others embrace with icelu. that can
only De appreciated by those who have stood together
under Tie iron BAIL
The whole OF this mprompw denomination was
crcdtable the good feeling and patriotism OF Gin.
zcus and must have been grateful IA the extreme 70
Gen Scott He'd 10 been known day or TWO before
hand that the Conqucror OF Mexico 20 pass through
our civ his coming would have been the occasion OF
perhsp. as large and enthusiastic reception ss our
Citv ever Witnessed Gen scott ha. learned one thing
during the brief week he has been AZ home his private
mics may be IN the Cabinet Washington but are
nor % De found among The pcop.e-the people who
know how respect. cherish and reward the faithful
services and honorable OF such soldier As WIN
FIELD ScorT. lthlad y Am 4yih.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30
~ Odd Fellows Hall Association Of the

Civ OF New \ Ork.-NeW-1OTk May z, IoIol-I "
annual meeting Of this Association for the transaction oi BUS
mess wl be held Al National Hal, - Canast on Monday
the h day Of June next O'clock NJ and al 0elocS
2 ~ on the same day and at the same place an election
will held for II Managers and Inspectors Of Election
No shareholder other than those who have complied win
Ar Of the Bylaws Of said Association entitled TO vote
B ~ order Of the Board,
myl2 I'm BENJAMIN J. PfNIL. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30
b. Telegraph 10 III: Aew-lOlk Tribune.
Suicide ia baltimore.

The heat cerk of Nessrs. Lee * JOINS n
named John Bechder. committed suicide At O'Clock
this morning. by shooting himself through The hesd
with p.st9, while in BIZ. room as Baraum : Hotel Nc
can.e IS n...l-d lnl he rlsl 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30

" Jenny Lind.-The reputation u MS DISTINGUISHED
vocalist ald The JESSY LlSD hMs OL0ss, or Der scnon
Canz . now -rab -ed irOu ghnut the world. and
BODY l. gazng these starr Of mighty magnitude,
claiming How bris 10 shine Beware VI any that has
not tie coDyughf the wrapper. &c. The genuine
ONLY be had n LOCKWOOD's, IN Broadway. Raynor,
70 BOsgery FIRST Agents. As0 AZ g2 49, III roads
and cnrn-r Broadway and Foureenihst $50 Bowery. II
Avenue d ~ Houston; "a Hudson 10 Eghih-avenlci
cor Bleecser and Charles 80 GFeenpich g9 Sxlbsve-
uue and Al the Principal Ofsce. lSS Nas-au-st
BroOklyn-Mrs. Hayes l39 Fulton; A. NJ. Wilder, ID
Fulton; O. D. Ayrss, Atlantic and Henry. uyA soou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30
Maine Delegates TO the Wing National Con-
ycutiou.

Al Large 'EDwASD KENT Of Bangor
GEORGE e. GErcHELL OF Arson.
Disirict-L LOUIS O. CowAN of Saco.
IT, WN PITT fEssESpEN OF Portland
~ LVIiisR SEVERANCE Of augusta
w. r. W. FAsLXY of Newcastle
v JANgS ADAMS OF Norrdgovock
VI GEORGE W. PicSERiNG OF Bangor
VII SAMUEL DCrr0S of Ellsworth
The -four above marked thus % have expressed Ire
ference Tor Gen Toy or the remaining Eve a.anst him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30
Another Telegraph Extension-O'seiily Wire
webbing.

INDIANAPOLIS, May =, lci.
send you the first lightning flash from the capital OF
Indiana which Is on the line which II. OReily - con
siructing between Cincinnati and Chicago. The posts
are up all the way 10 the latter place md the wires ana
instruments VIII be ready This l. the second
line which OReiy has extended across the state OF
Indiana the frat crossing by way OF Nlncenncs from
Louisville 10 81 Louis Phil Bulletin 9th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30

Disastrous FIRE-The large steam mahogany,
marble and turning establishment q Mcssrs. i. 4 l.
Thompson Lancuster Pa was DESTROYED by ire on thc
both Loss 30 70 S3j.OOp-insurance 5000 w. & j.
Allen cabinet makers IN the same building were losers
20 the amount q 5000 No insurance Two school.
houses adjoining destroyed. Valued a. $500 and
fully insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30

FROM SCNATRA.-Capt. Francis of the bark
Grafton which arrived on saturday informs thai
the natives on the coast Of Sumarra had had many
blooly battles and great numbers had been killed
Tbe seaport towns, Nackey and Quallah Baitoo. had
been entirely destroyed The Saddong men farm
ers have al LETT the country or gone North The Rsah
.til remained al Mackey. rot quintN OF pepper
could be- bought AZ either place. Capt Francis has +
female OTang OuEaDg on board. Jour. OF Tom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30

mcn.-Ihe steamer HERMANN wll cave New iOiA i"'
Southampton and Bremen, on Wednesday 5lst May
geon on hoard my6 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30
Weekly Report Of Deaths
IN NE CITY and County Of Neo York from ne 20 Day Of May
% ne nh day II May, lSiS
Men. 81; Women, 81; Boys, 90, Girls, 6oTota. 2i7.

AGE-Under one year. 81 Ito years 30; 70 s. ~; 4
TO- ~ 10 10 % y; % 10 3d. 80; 80 90 p 80 70 D. ~ 81
10 60 9; 90 % ~. 10; 10 10 80. g. go 10 20 T.
PLACES OF NATIWrY-U uied States, l72; Ireland A.
England II Scotland. Germany. y; France, q Italy
From Hospital Bellevue. p Hospital. do. u; Penenua
~ Hospital, Blachwef- Island, 3 Small POx do do 5
Wanl'. Island. {: City Hospital City Prison, 2 Aims
House. B.ackwe's Island, ?; COlOred Home, Co.ored
Persons, 10. A. W. WHITE,
CITY Inspectors Offce MAY H. 1913 City Inspector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30

Ushment Is M lis fUuT year u succrss UprTh'h,
with enlarged facilities for the treatment The water
pure abundant and Of every variety Of temp eratrc
myl2 m+ BEDORfHA, MD. Physician
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30

Island. and Office 81 feminist near Fnh-avenue. JOEL
SHgw NJ D. and Dr. RooF (both pupils Of PreissnItzJ at
tend % patients as above Que Of the physicians, ~ least
viii be Ia constant attendance at SyOsset al5u lstp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30
GENERAL NOTICES.


10 Phreuoiogi-f- and Publishers, FowLERs q
WELLS Clinton Hal, l3l Nasseu-st. \. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30

u annual payment OF IS for communication 81 nuna
fine. being At hand the Receiver Of Taxes beas 10 cal mo
attention Of public necessity " an ssry gaynen,
In order that crowd Of commuters ihst have derf% u
the ast few days may be saved the trouble and de.y 9.ees
.arly attending general rush. HARVEY HART
I'LL in Receiver ~ Taxes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30
BOARDING.
pIr,sANTST,i,iER BOARDi

DoARDING-SUIrES OF ROOMS TO LET on tho
- rr and second foor Also the choice u sine De- rooms,
with part or hil board private table nrgure-n am IN.
Can be en- owed Warm ana cold bath for tc free use
ofthe occupants. Apply 10 Mr. Msdhar'i 81 h"siSnst
.Attrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30
BAKTRs PREPARED COCOA AND CHOCOLATE;
UAKER', COCOA PASTE, BaAers Bfoma Ia

T'FRIf'
Mass manufacturer Of The above "ei-AnO"h aiiee "ar ~
CIV and Brookyn A. also for the sale Of Baker DrOh.iF
Mas and Norfolk Co. Chocolate, and efisr trcc' IN
Inc same line large supply always on hand and for sale
M lOts purchasers ., 81. q, -,
as lrneOds HISSFf n MURAL. " N"llffi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30

4 tOODWTN> hUUFIN.''-O -, W , 80 7I.I
covered for A. roofs over twenty squares of - -
Der souare and warranted COodwm- Patent hjhro-
Pneumatic Cement shesfhng makes a handsome Cheap,
ighf and durable roof neither pitch nor gravel u. ~ no
application. References aud specimens n 1CODNiNo
Roman Cement Factory. ~ West bsvaH"Hy, vet"'.h
cbs,.hsrs and Warren ei. ny45 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30
n.-no CuAIIENGE.-No % genilenlen who

GS0U CHAiLENEE.-Nque 70 E...'' .li :. - 90.
Cleaning Dy.ng Tailoring and Repairing Establishment
al Is Coolest where you get AL grease, pic TAR pant
and glue extracted from your clothes witt soung your
cloth 4. the shortest notice and the most rssonsbi7
fenns by j B. NOAH. 60 Colds. two doors from Beck
noiIios Diy5 I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30

~ On the 18TH inst. Mr. " H. Smith, editor
of the Nasiriis Ga-,fs and Nj J. J. : B.linz- editor
of the Orfiopolfaa had ARRAY in the LOBBY o. the
Nashville Post Oice in which Mr Billings was seriously
and Il Is feared MORALLY wounded The quarrel origin
.red in q newspaper paragraph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30
WANTS.

NfANrED-A suauon by respectable Young " oman
ed four year n her a place. and prouce ihs oes, %
CITY reference. la. tocto 20 % into ne country or
cs uoais Apply a. 8. FouFtaasenue II Tie rear esse-
rHa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30
PREAcHIyG.-John Alexander was taken into
custody on @ charge Of preaching on the Battery.

FIr.-Yesteriay afternoon. woman named
Mrs Opperheimer Of "a Ludow-st. seized with a
at the corner OF Ann e. and Broadway She was con
veyed 20 her residence where were successfully
used 10 restore her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30

IScryDnRY FlRE.--The grocery store Of John
Lettsken No - Leonard - was discovered 20 be on
fire this mornin, about O'Clock Il was promptly ex
tinguished however, before much damage had been
done As the fire wss evidently the work Of an ncen-
diary Mr. John Lettskcn was taken iato custody BY
Oiscsr Carpenter, on q charge OF arson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30

TAXES FROM House. OF ILL-FANE.-Nary Ann
la Croft was taken from house OF iliame by her
husband last light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30
IMPORTANT FROM THE WEST INDIES.
Unvtien agairs-~lavery IN tho French Islands

Prom the Boston Traveller Of Saturday.
BRIrIsH INTERvENTIOS ~ The AFFAIRS or
HArrr-The toloys .ng letter from az American
merchant az Jeremle announces the important fact
tlat The British forces bed actually inter'ered in
Havti 70 restore order The appeals o.. the writer
for the presence Of an American mano;war 10
flat Island should no. pass uuheeded az this in
r.r.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30
paTg,T A.TOK ICE CREAM EsrAB.

n OOK At TIII-.-Ladies and gentlemen,
now prepared 10 furnish you, from STOCK "
goods with great variety Of boots, CATERS, spper yes
bIsks &c. &C. q the hrsi quality and az reduced prces
Like,yise the boys misses and cildrens bOos
shoes, NC Cal and for yourselves at J7 Broaaway
corner FranklIn-sf. finy6 imeOd' ~ CAhlLL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30

BOARD Up TOWN-A gentleman and is wife can
ID he accommodated with board. with handsome ifunt
room and bedroom II desired (lniunshedl IN Iweny-
seventls within minutes walk Of the railroad Nhc
,.nron nyl5 lNc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30

Nk'ANTED-s.msrons by TWO steady competent sifsi
w one 10 cuoN wash and .fonhe other as elaaloe maid
and waiter. rursei oou woG.o - ~ "t e.i-l! $50
Nod c,tv reference Please cal al "a SNi4yruge n ne
k,,,s.f.rs my-Jd ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30

klANTED-A variety Of select family sefFsns are
w wsrrng psccs 81 c. MASONS lnielceace o,ce, ~
Bovvery ard 42s Brosdway Yearly Subscription /" cents
otherwise - Cts y B. al persons seat fom icse o1ces
are warranted honest uvli lus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30

AIRS. ROBINSON, Clear s,arcaer, 81 Nercer-sl, be-
vi fseen Spring aud Prince st-Laces taretou mgsars,
embroidered window grass b.eacbed and made 70
look equal 10 n-wS. Il. Cashmere and every description
OF shaws cleaned with care myf I'M
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-26
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN
Save your Officers.

II is as necessary to Success, in political
warfare as in military engagements, to pre-
tcct as far as possible, the officers who guide
and stimulate the progress of the army. In
naval engagements, sharp shooters are some
times stationed in the shrouds and rigging,
with express instructions to pick off the enc
mrs most active officers, with the unerring
rifle; but we never heard il recommended
as successful piece of strategic, for these
sharp shooters TO fire their rifles at The
boatarains and gunners Of their oun res
sci. We are reminded Of this mode of con-
ducting warfare, by Witnessing the attacks
lately made by a portion of the Wing press
of Wisconsin, upon Gen. KING Of the Mil
wnukee Sentinel. In our opinion, these at
tacks are not only ungenerous and impoIitic,
bat entirely unjust and wholly Inaccessible.
If there is stannch, unhinching Wing in
Wisconsin, that man is RuFUs kISG. If
there Is a press more widely and wholly de-
voted to the advancement of sound Wing
principles amongst us and the growth and
ascendency of our pany, than any other
press, it is the Milwaukee Sentinel and Ga
zette. Ii ought to be considered, Of itself,
some proof of Gen. Knees fidelity 10 our
party, that his course in the Convention has
made him the special object Of the wrath
Of that prominent Democratic journal, the
Wisconsin. Sustain your friends and they
will sustain you. Again we say, "save
your officers" Wesay to the Express and
to all our Wing compeers, as You love the
party and its principles, no more firing in
the rcar.'
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-26
The True American Policy.

"The true American policy is just the re-
verse of that recommended by this Admin
tration. 1t is this:
LIST. Protect and cherish your natural in
dustrg by a wise system of finance, select
ing in the first place those articles which
you can and ought to supply to the extent
of your own wnts-.food, clothing, habitG-
tafion, and defence-and these give ample
and adequate protection, SO as to secure at
all times am abundant supply at home
Next select the LUxURIEs consumed by the
rich, and impose on them such duties as the
wants of the Government may require for
revenue; and then take the necessaries of
life consumed by the poor, and articles which
we cannot supply, used in our manniacto-
ries, and make them free, or subject y the
lowest rates of duty.
I'd. Adopt system of national improve
ments, embracing the great rivers, lakes,
and main arteries of communication, leaving
those of LOCAL character TO the care of the
States; and on these expend the surplus rev.
eRue only: thus uniting and binding together
the distant parts of our common country,
and at the same time securing the most eff
cient system of defence in war, and the
ttAttdit>t duu atSt -tStii vi Oht
social intercourse in peace.
Sd. Introduce enlightened economy in
every branch of the public expenditures
T Tighten the burdens, diversity the employ
ments, and secure and increase the rewards
of labor in all its departments. And
9TH. In your foreign relations follow the
advice of the faIher of his country. oh
serve good faith and justice towards all ma
tions-cul,ivate peace and harmony will
ALL. Thereby illustrating the beauty ant
perfection of our Republican institutions
holding up great example of :" liberty anI
Independence for the nations of the eartl
to admire and initiate. This was the grea
and true .4msricGa SYSTEM which he hope,
vet to see adopted and carried out. w,
owe a great example TO the world-let it b
giyen--this was the duty, as he trusted j
would be the destiny, of this, our great an'
glorious republic. "-.iaGretr Sietcart.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-26

The experience of the world for centuries
proves the beneficial effects Of the religion
Of Christ, upon the morals and well being
of society. Man requires some elevatiug
motive Of conduct We owe almost every
thing that is cnnobling and Of good report,
to the Bible aud its influence. Congrcgated
us we are in the northwest, from every
portion Of the earth, here to organize a new
society of men, in one thing at least we
ought all to be agreed; TINT is: that the in
stitu,ions OF religion shall be planted and
sedulously nurtured every where in our
midst There should be AT least one com
Portable church in every one OF our infant
villages, with It's spire pointing TO Heaven,
where all can assemble on Sunday and wor-
shipihe Most High Who would be willing
that his children should grow up, like cattle,
regardless of tho God who made themi--
Az moral restraint is cheaper than the coer-
ciou Of law, il is unquestionably cheaper to
restrain men hy intoxicating the doctrines of
industry, seli-denial and virtue, which the
Bible and the pulpit teach rs, than TO pay
for lodging and feeding them in poor houses
and jails.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-26
remain yours, SC.
LUTHER BRIGHAM. M. ID.


Though the remote or primary causes Of skin
diseases may be various, as impurty of the Blood,
Liver Complaint, Scrofula, sc. Sc., vet the i'm
mediate cause is always the same, and that is an
obstruction in the pores Of the skin, by which the
perspra,ion, It's passage from the body, is ar
rested and confined in and under the skin, causing
an lntolerable itching, an eruption Of Pimpes,
Psstules, Ringworn, letter, Salt Rheum, sc.
For all these-aifeesions Jayne's Alternative has
been found an Invaluable remedy, as it removes
both the primary as well as the immediate causes
purifying the blood, curing the Liver Complaint
and efiectually eradcating scrofula from the sys-
tenn, while at the same time it frees the pores of
their cbstructing matters, and heals the diseased
snrf.lce.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-26
Changing Position.

II is understood that the plattoville folks,
failing in their project of obtaining portion
of Lafayette county to add to the twelve by
fifty mile strip which they ask of Grant, are
starting with ne,e petitions for the thin
sharing off Of Grant alone. Ii they viii
burn up all the various petitions they have
already obtained, for different plans of di-
vision, instead of patching them together tt
cover the plan of amputation which the,
now project, we are keen to be, that the,
cannot rot tho signatures of half the tax
payers, in that part Of the county whici
they are now trying TO slab Off Haze
Green is not green enough to prop np th'
bait end of taxation ina long narrow coun
" Of that sort, with, the certainty that th'
county seat must 20 TO Plat,eyille, and with
GU, chance loil fer her ever becoming a,
,ached 10 the weather. county Of Lafayette
which Is far more convenient for her; AN
which she eaa go inio wheaerer she chooses
after ne merit apporiioamsni.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-26
Summary of News.

The Sons Of Temperance celebrated the
birth day of Washington, in Lancaster,
professions, dinner, GRAFTON and so FORTH
The Grafton, delivered by Mr.. Thomas IL.
Benton, of Dubuque, is highly spoken of
The Galena Advertiser says" On the
2sth ut., at Cincinnati, resurrectionist
who was in the act of removing a body from
the grave, for the purpose of his unenviable
traffic, was shot dead. He was found the
next morning lying dead on the body he at
tempted to steal"
A rebellion lately broke out in the Mama,
Ohio, University. Forty or fifty members
of the institution were expelled and sus-
pended.
A letter writer in California says" In
an agricultural point of view, this country
will never vie with Illinois, Missouri, or
Iowa, owing to the long continued drought,
although thousands Of acres are covered
with as beautiful wild oats and clover as
ever grew in Pennsylvania
The Dubuque Tribune says" A de-
tachment of Dragons from Fort Atkinson,
under command of Lieut.. Mckinney, is now
in this city, ON its way TO Wisconsin, To bring
back hand Of the Winnebagoes who have
strayed across the Mississippi, and are re-
I ported to have burned barn, killed some
cattle, Sc.
The Wing Congressional Caucus ap-
pointed the f(lh OF June for the holding OF
the Wing National Convention, at Indie
pendruee Hall, Philadelphia.
BY an ac, of Congress, passed at the last
Session, the President has established a Land
Office at Sault Ste Marie, in the State o.
Michigan, 10 provide for the sale of Minera
Lands in the northern part of tina, State
The Cour, Martial have found Col. Ere
mont guilty on some of the charges, an,
have sentenced him to be suspended frou
command for short period.
The Washington correspondent az tn
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin SAYS tina
Senator Cameron, OF Pennsylvania, ha
realized some sSOo,OOO by the sale of hi
|, lands in Virginia, TO some English compO
ny.
The large calico printing establishment Q
Andrew Robinson s Sons, at Fan River
: Rhode Island, has failed. This was ON
Of the oldest and largest manufacturing 6
Establishments in the United States. Tn,
, proprietors hope TO pay large dividend o.
, their liabilities.
Midshipman Pollock, who was sent to IN,
Penitentiary Cor an attempt to Kill Mr.. jew
eft, Of the Buffalo Commercial, has beel
j, parlouod by Gov, Young.
In the Swedish island of 81. Bartholo
new, one OF the West India Islands, sla
very ceased to exisS on the s,h Of octobel
las,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-26

New ioRK, Feb. s, Up. M.-AW,.,:
son correspondent says that orders hayslblu s-
forwarded to Gen. Butler to arrest N,sen
las :. inst and send him home. rs
y: Picayune says Col. Carazco. a Mex.No.
ofncer who has rendered himself rather a. ,aa
s Z : a. Monterey, preparing to en-,
nnnciamento against the existiny onr ~
ment of Mexico, and in favor of tho Inn
States, on the part of the States of T9r,a,
ipas, Nueva Leon and Coahuila
A letter to the N. o. Picayune. da,e
Mexico, Jan. 18th. says at the latest acco.,n,
Santa Anna was at Tehuacan in the stare :
fuebla. He has with him large minnie
OF chlets and officers, and appears to b
awaiting the action Of the Mexican Con
gress. Peace within a short time. i no.
confidently predicted here by persons Of in
teihgence, and by those who have access r.
reliable information. :
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-26
Get rid of that Goitre.

Many persons labor under the mistaken idea
mat eoiire, Gan enlargement on the throat. pro-
ducing great deiormty, and often death. from
ressore oo the wind-pipe and large blood-vesselsl
s incarabie his Is very great mistake This
disease, as wei as Scrofula, are e,ydicated from
the system by that pleasant, yet powerful medi-
cine, Jayne's Alternative II is as certain TO cure
when properly used, as that the sun gives light
ana neat All Is wanted Is a fair trial of its viz
tues, and the tunor will beg. to diminish in size,
and gradually become smaller and smaller until it
entirely disappears. vam8 .s~+