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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
FOSSs COMPOUND EXTRACT or.
DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA.

iel7 sds'
FOsss COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPAR1LLA.
For he remor1l and Bcrmgnef eureof aH Dso1'es arS
fg ,Dt,e ,,rie n he b0od y habtef he ssfeH, riz
.crOfua kings evil rlelmau-ni ousAhh,' ch.aheou'
empuon-, erys.pcas. pimp.es on ne iuce' o.oche''
btes chronic ewes, ring worm, or letter.
scad bead, pains of tle bones ana joints,
consumption, coughs, colds, asthma
stubborn ulcers, syphlilc symptoms
spinal complains, lumbago, or
diseases arising from an H.
udic.ou. use OF mercury,
and dropsy, dyspepsia
deuce 10 life, gene
RAJ nervous
debility,
nF ALL THE BLESSINGS NOUCHsAFED TO IhE
OHUMAN FAMILY Boo rs stale ~ PROBATION ulhi OIL
Health" stands pree ueninc most sought Alter ana In
a proper direction. the most easily attained
For senes of years past, sarsapafa has enjoyed de
servedy high reputation n u-e cure on Dl'euso az
never M the history of Remedial Agents has any feneuy
held 80 long end successfully rs position a. specihc p
Chronic Complaints; blt with all ls uis alsuncuohi :
neverhe-- fuIe thar many instances has failed o sue
cess t- de.derslm tie Yellow Dock, from repeated -A
penmenfs, b. Nnown io supp ~. LOHs M I'1 - ~ i, M
Agent Us wonderful and curative virtues have been pug RI
Gently discovered, and Is acAno iedsed by our mo-l e
Heu' physicians ana surgeons, 20 o1 l. a. - IA
of Chronic and al diseases arising from on impure -ae v
le blood. This Compound heiel1fel y. ..lo u ~
all te virtues oi le former. claims h addluon' ~ i'H
parable advantages Of the' latter, 30 that combined u'
preparation has the merit of the greatest discovery q ns
age-snd may safely bee said Boo the treatment VI the ABOVE
complaints, % be- without a competitor ,,.-..
To arrest diseased acctOu. aud restore heany one y
The Vital organs i the peculiar property Of the Compound
F.tracf OF Yellow Dock and SarsapanH IL genie tonic
ssect and the ubrcaung action has upon ne deIcals
coating Of the stomach and bowels np4H 20 ue sAH'ie
an assurance of life snd health g.
The many objections 20 e various prepsraii OF syrup
are 100 well founded being liable % sunc ahl ha4sea'
,b stomach II sufficient dose be- taken i) have any good
4a-ct This preparation Will be found exceedingly pirash
10 the taste and readily be- administered 20 cateh sne
delicate indivduas, "iuogi o. l1ell3 ",I ~ 60
or derangng the organs % geon, 80 nat may De La1eL
n cases IS here Oler preparations are lnalnisso.e ~
Prepared ana sold wholesale ana retail, by Jf4OhDh
ross Phsrnaceursl 8 Sprng-st one door ron Su. a.
= A 80 for sae by A. II. Guugn Co li5 Futon-sL
country with cash enclosed vii be promptly i9r ardea ol
.o y ~ 2wiskW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

-yp,Sn p,R-Dr POWELL, Oculist, Aurist, sc.
- Sisaeses Of the Eve and Ear nj h- sur
ie1S Sl'sa s SS entrance asu JasPub.hsa
BE second edon Of Dr. PgSea; dTss's o. .1s syg
=, e - - - ~ Office also his sefAcrng Eye F0un-
ans fr .i-enthenng the Eyes which obtained ne pre-
MUM from The American lns'l1'e '~A7 srPs ~ i,r.
scial Ewes recently imported NV 'lh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
,IEssRs. GOUPn vIBERT u co. respect

Nj ES>k-. tOi III fibI"i - tO..,,,'sPr -.
vi fully beg TO inform lle pubhc thti htn eAmonWI VI
ftrge Buildings. This collection includes original paintings
by Ary Schefer. Dearoche, Landee, Muller MOI Court
Girarief Gr0u.and, &c also, brOcnaHs UeaulN tia5"u
dra.les end choice collection Of brouLes alter me ana
toue Annual subscribers entitled 20 one copy 81 me
Power of Music after the spirited picture by W Mount
ESQ Admrance 2j cents. Doors open iromy VcocA VI
rlr-ii o'rI,cs = NJ ic6 2awfHlsuu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
HENRY CLAY n Ills 7I-t NEAR.-Pu

HENRY CLAY IN His 7lst h.-ru,--
1 n-hed this day, June D. 1850 by r ANlhoiS,lt-
Broadway beautiful steel mezLOni engraving ol htNh1
CLAY drawn and engraved from several DagureosesD %!
H. IA Richie. e. -.
tvne now n the possession Of fle suu-cfuef eNclr '
Mes.r- Paige 4 Beach Washington the ai5' : - .
debted % Daarereotypes taken by Messr- h91' Sios
and W r Langenhem Of Phladelphia an. ~. . Di
NJ ~ Lawrence and the Pumbe Gallery OF rev lolA ~
IN 81 bon be .b.crber akes this occasion 20 express
ne thanks for the beray with which tey piaced tlef val
liable picture his disposal. ,, AL. ,i.
ure stands unnyaied : WORK OF arr ,,, ,..tt ,t
The tile prefxed 10 i. advertisement VII alsns m
srsyr rom a1v 5tber likeness ofHenry Clay published
by the subscriber or others.
Price Of proofs on India paper 81
&c plain prints, So ce1is. - -, : ,,v,,d
For sale hv T. A-'l tlC ! '-..i-',1s ue, o.
DANIEL WrBsTFR-Alsoa tine steel ensraFh. oi DaH.e-
Webster bv Richie from excellent DaguefreoyPe D9
WhDpe of the same -.Ze and siye WIN ne a3O.e- .
10 INV IA Tor who vii give the above ad1efisT r
with MI. notice. prominent insertion COPY u heli'
CLAW vii he forwarded the receipt u The paper
lei laVSlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
r7y- Colonization nIcering.-This even

O'Clock In the Broadway Tabernacle, there viii be colo
nizaon meeting which addresses may be expected from
President RoBERrs Of the Republic OF Liberia aud several
Colonial Missionaries Just arrived The friends OF ne cause
ard the public generally are invited TO attend. Je%o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

. seven on sxh.sr nnd two Sevenih-.i near Temp
-4-4 us square aud four on Egheenihst. near Ninth
avenue MI - feet front and rear hy helf the block the
purchase money may ul remain mortgage II desired,
prsvdng ihe lots are improved For farther particulars
inqure oil r. ~ BROWN, Z8 Housion-st or n Nsil-st.
~, a o., . u A ie2B II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

Ths L. he cheapest aad most perfect arii1 ~
- n ~ rth c sui be lad only a me depo- ui ..
Arr-an (lr,A Percha Company, l5s w -in-s 81 -.
f.ctcTv. NEser-sL broONyn. yea ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT or SEv-YoRR. JUNE y
sislTuns Atssnsc.---.-- ----- rHis pAf
rEh soos fuit $50
...413 ses........7 80 Morn Gee. 80 Eve.-.-.- q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-17

Massachusetts has declared for Daniel Webster As
her FIRST choice, and probably General Taylor Is
meant as her second choice, or at least General
Scott.
While these mcsuments and preparations are 60
ing on, General Scott, the distinguished leader OF
the American army in the conquest of Mexico is
Just about TO arrive among us, at most important
and critical period, previous TO the assembling OF
the wing convention, and at Il time when the
slightest public incident may change the whole
face OF political affairs, In connection with the
Presidency. That he will be received in this city
with an enthusiasm that can only be paralleled by
the reception given in ancient times by the Ro-
mans to Caius Marius or Scylla, by the Athe-
mans to Themisocles, or even the triumphal, en-
try of Alexander the Great into Babylon, we think
there can be no question. What may grow out OF
it, no can tell, no one can predict
Thus We go from day TO day, exciting and get
ting excited on the subject of the Presidency; but,
il appears, more in reference to men than princi-
PIES The divisions between the two great parties
on the ground of principles, are almost visionary
and intangible. All the old issues are settled or
set aside. The world around us is in state of re-
volution and sad chaos. 1t is very evident that the
United States--the leading republic in the world,
the first successful republic, securing the rights and
happiness of all classes-has most important role
TO play in the future history of Europe, and of
the civilized world itself. The old parties, with
their old issues, have exhausted their energy and
vitality, and there is every reason to believe that
new elements are about springing up that will pro-
duce an entire revolution on certain great princi-
pies throughout this Union, that may affect its des-
TIMES for centuries to come. Take drink and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-17
Sporting Intelligence.

THE RAcEs-LUcY ToLANp AND LAroNA.-The races
commence to-day at O'Clock precisely, with sweep
stakes for three year olds subscription $780, half
diatey after Mr. Lairds mare, Latona and the South
Carolina mare, Lucy Toland, contend for purse Of
5000, three mile heats. The between these nags,
from their noted speed will be quick one and the
Southerners determined to back their favorite
the largest amount. Since their arrival here, how
ever, they have learned that Latona has reached a
point of speed that makes them rather wary and no
post. The topic Of conversation at the hotels last
night was the and all appeared Impatient fer
the time to arrive for them to start for the
Throads leading to the Union are in good order and
will, no doubt. to-day, present gay and lively ap-
pcarance
TRoTrrNo.-There will be trotting at the Centre
vile after tho sports terminate ut the Union.
LOUISIANA RACEs-BINoAMAN CoURsE.-The races
over the Bingaman Course, on the 18th inst, afforded
very fine sport. The following is the summary
SUNDAY, May 4 lS4S-Caldwelrs Purse, $100-mic
heats.
T. B. Pattersons CHI. +. Blangy, by imp, Ainder-
by, dam by Bertrand, y o............... l ]
Caleb Taylors CHI. g. George Sullivan, by latter
sail, dam by imp. Leviathan, ye. o. .
James Klpatricks CHI. c. Dandy Jim, by Altorf,
dam by Sir Richard, ~. o. .............. 4 3
J. W. Slacks CHI. g. Jack Prior by Eclipse, dam
Time, l:5O-l4s
SAME DAy-Second observation-disclosures
Purse S75-entrance ten per cent, added-two mile
heats.
James Dunn's Jane Irvine, by imp. Leviathan,
dam by Sir Charles, y. o.
Kilpatrck's b. c. Lummix, by Abort, dam by
n ps hsI e. james X Polk by Medley dam
Time. s:5on-S:54-s47
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-17
Markets.

PETERSBURG, May 16.-Your special daily express
has arrived from Now Orleans with a report
Of tho markets the 10th instant: Cotton
Fair demand for good to middling which is
selling at 81 81. Sugar-2oo hhds sold at
previous rates. Molasses-Small sales at Is 10
Flour-Market quiet, but firm. Freights-Two en-
gagements. Excha nge-Transactons limited
ALBANY May .-Receipts-Flour, 1890 bbls. The
receipts Of barley and oats light No arrivals of
moment in wheat corn or rye. Flour-Sales Of 1900
bbls. were made at So Is and &c. including Oenesse
and Oswego Corn-Sales Of 1900 bushels made
Guiding handsome northern yellow, at 6oc- Sales Of
rye made at 70 TIC Malt-1l 900 bushels were
made at 81. There was change Of moment in other
articles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-17
MscellnneOus.

The catalogue Of the University Of Virginia for the
session of ls4 shows the number Of students to be
5st
On the l4th inst. 5o7 immigrants arrived at Boston
Six years ago says the Bangor Courier potatoes were
selling at twenty-five cents per bushe and IL took six
bushels at that price TO pay for a bushc Of corn Now
bushe Of corn will not pay for bushcl Of potatoes
The resolution Of tho committee, dissenting from
tho award Of the commissioners the disputed boun-
Diary between Massachusetts and Rhode Island, has
been adopted in both branches Of tho Legislature of
Massachusetts,. The Jurisdiction over the disputed
territory, therefore, remains with Rhode Island
port Herald.
correspondent Of one Of the Cincinnati papers says
that he has aided during the past year 465 slaves 70
escape, and that only were caught.
A petrihed Indian child has been found at Guern-
sey, Ohio Around the neck was a row OF Indian bea Ia
matted
The Fayette Circuit Court (Kentucky) has nd.
iourned three weeks having been fruitessy occupied
IN nm attempt to get n jury to try young Shelby,
charged with the murder Of young man In lie King.
ton, KY, year or two ago.
Recent discoveries of valuable gold mines in the
upper counties Of North Carolina have created quite
IN excitement among the people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-17
Marine Affairs.

HAvRr LrsE or Substantially an advertisement nj
learn that the owners of elegant aud fast steam
ship United States, have determined upon establishing
line Of steamers between this port and Havre How
many vessels they intend placing upon the route de-
ponds, we imagine, upon the encouragement received
at the hands Of the people Of both countries and from
our government. We already aware that the
United States under Captain Hacksta takes the lead
and will sail on her first voyage to Havre on the 10th
Of June. II the gentlemen who have the control OF
the enterprise will but exercise portion Of the same
energy and skill In the nagement Of line Of steam
that have guided for years Of tho cfcen
lines OF packets in existence there cannot remain
doubt Of its complete The unsucccssful K
perments made upon this route and their unpleasant
failures pleased tn do not at all affect the
spirit which moves this grand project.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-17
The Russ Pavement-The Board OF Assistaats
-ImprOVements.


The tempest in potn has we perceive, settled
down to sober in the Board Of Assistant
Aldermen. The public will, therefore, now look to
them for the performance Of their duties with due
gard to the interests Of the citizens. Tho standing
committees have been announced in the Board Of Al
dermen, and the Assistants being now organised, no
excuse remains for them, to prevent the dis
charge of their duties for the benefit Of the citizens
and not waste half their time in the works of decapta
ton and appointment. The Russ pavement should
FIRM the FIRST topic for action in the Common
Council We are now in the commencement Of the
season when such project could be rendered avsila
bic and finished in time for the winter. The tho
roughfarss in this city are in most disgraceful
dton, and made the subject Of just and repeated
condemnation by the press and the public. The great
advantages Of this kind of pavement sre now place
beyond all objection by the most fastidous sceptc as
to its capabilities to meet all requirements We have
abundance Of labor in the market just now
and every facility for the immediate commence
ment Of such Q work; and the matter should
forthwith arrest the attention of the Common
Council We have oft and again called the
attention Of former Boards to the useless and extra
VACANT expenditure that is wasted, yoar after year.
in the old cobble stone system; and its universal
condemnation is the bost commentary can mako
upon the matter we perceive that Improvements are
being effected already in Chatham and William streets
The continuation Of Canal street through Walker
the Bowery, and plan for widening the same. has al
ready been mooted In the last Common Council. Some
time since, proposition for widening Hudson with
view to lessen the travel Broadway was also agta-
ted. We expect thon to q revival of opinion
all these matters; and that shall also see some
active member Of either Board resolution in
relation to the sgn-boards. In fact there is large
field open for the corporate fathers and provided they
keep to their legitimate duties and attend less to
the Political guilotine, may expect some sue.
cessu results to ow from their election to our local
Legislature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-17

Our Subscribers in the Fifteenth ward are requested
to pay their subscription money from Friday last to
Mr. John Connery, the carrier on that route the
old carrier, Mr.. N. Hathaway, removed en- that
day.
The Herald will be served earlier in the morn
ing. Our patrons must bear with us for short time
longer Our new machinery is nearly completed, and
will probably be in full operation in less than month
win then distribute the throughout the city al
day-break, If necessary.
Meanwhile will do the best We can.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-17

ONE Day IN ADVANCE OF 1.-THE MAu..-The swift
steamship Northerner arrived yeste rday morning,
from Charleston, in the very short run of IS hours
from dock to dock, bringing papers through to New
Orleans one day in advance Of the United States
mail. The usual favors of an abundant supply of
papers we acknowledge at the hands of Captain
Budd and his attentive clerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-17

STEAMER TO NEW YoRK-Wc fear that the d.
rectors of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company
have most efcctualy prevented that free intercourse
by the travelling community between these islands and
New York which It was expected would take place IN
these vessels on the establishment Of this branch ny
fixing the amount Of passage at fl5 stcrNng tMs n-
exceeds, believe the average elafr iof pass ge
on any Of their branch lines And "a tMee um's as
much as is paid Ia our saiNnE vessels Freight per
Thomas, sl%.-Bsrmuan Gazette, ,sYyif2o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-17

We continue, in another column, our extracts
from the foreign journals received at this Office by
the Cambria They exhibit the working of the
elections in the French republic; and also the
movements of the republicans in various parts of
Europe. They are of the greatest interest to all
classes of the community
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-17
shipping Intelligence.
NEW ORLRASs May l0-Cld ship Asia, Boston.


The Georgetown Observer of Wednesday, says: "The
weather is seasonsbe and agricutursts using
trunks have rotted away and who are still trying to
keep up this ancient practice in the culture arc
endeavorng to mend and sprout their seed and rely
on rains to nurture the plant After q long and dry
season they have but small hope Of water enough
The tideway planters have nearly all put down their
seed and Che weather Is sc sonable Charleston Pa
f,,of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-17

TERRIBLE STORM AND Loss OF LIFE-We have
been permitted to read letter from young gen.
tlcman in Montgomery. to friend In Frankfort from
which we learn that the nsrh end Of Montgomery
county (Ky) was visited by terrible and destructive
Mr. Kcmpcr and Mrs. Mitchell were FRUSTRATED. and
the family Of the latter buried beneath her dwelling
Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs Anderson were both killed In
stantly Several other persons In the house OF Mrs.
Mitchell to wit james Mitchell, Mr. Callahan. Miss
Trcadwny and Mrs. s. Mitchell, and her little son,
we're severely injured the latter Is feared mortally
-BqNlmore Patriot, Nav Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-17

ior tue Jeuerson aud Dalns two steam vessels belong
Ing to the Revenue Department Of the United States
to descend by the St Lawrence to port on the Allan
tic coast.
The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery
on the of Broadway and Murray street. be
visited BY all strangers and Others being the tsrestns
fine picture make Of doing it here " ''"''
DE Maulcon, or the Knight with the Iron
Hand by Alexander Dumas author Of the Three Gusrmen
Of tho saanae BY Newton NJ Curtis author Patrol Of the
Mountain sS Victims Rsvsass Star e the Fallen
the Ofhcs Of the Moraing STAR lo2 Nassau street.
Reward Of $4,000 to 1000, to any store In
this country that viii produce better pair of French
o. do CATERS and shoes can bs bought cheaper o. our friend
sSs Our friends ali ca. and see him corner Fu
ton and Nassau streets. THE DOCTOR
Carpets-AM that arc In want OF Carpcting
Floor OIL Cloths Shades &c. and wish purchase them per,
Hiram AaderOn ~ Bowsry cheapest Carpet in the
fountain Observation-Disclosures Gold
II. e. ss s when fsn p e
adjusted at once to Gold Pen cost Of Is With
Il: s liable sa sh Of an
superior to any invention Of the kind before the public
Gold Psns.--"Greaton's celebrated warrant-
Sss y %
street one door from the post SSs Also Josiah Hayden Co.'S
Prince and the new Brown Pen the old pen
Gentlemen's Hats-Summer Style.-Puris
Straw Hats and Caps for Cdren-New H. Beebe
Co.. Hatters 100 Broadway New York. and 3s street.
fhadepha will introduce Friday May 49, their Summer
for gentlemen and they feel saying that they will
hbft on this occasion the most perfect hat offered
utmost ghne and elegance with superior and tasteful
kind OF trimming altogether forming ensemble Of oil
IL new and beautiful in the art splendid of
made straw goods for children and infants will opened tho
same time consisting Of different styles in materials
ing beauty entirely new, and highly attractive
Removal OF the Canchalagua Depot.-The
principal ofhce Of this celebrated Californian moved
to Broadway where pamphlets containing Description q the
remarkable properties OF this plant recently introduced into this
country invaluable In pulmonary and oompb and
grAuA w S~
Wigs and Toupees.-The public AZ invited
TO inspect the largest and best Wins
the United States at BATCHELORS No. 2W ii stret near
broadway The invented Wigs and Scalps otained silver
medal ct the Last Fair Of the American Institute Cali and zee
Improved Magnetic MachJnes--Dr. Moor
heads Graduated Magnetic Machnes improve
msnt over all Others simpler portable stronger and
enecive accompanied by the use full clear and
explicit Prices $l2 and SID Beware Sole manu-
facturer D. C. MOORHEAD, NJ. D.. ls2 Broadway.
PnlmO's Opera H0use-Have YOU seen the
three Graces! the perfect specimens humanity that
the eye OF mortal permitted not 20 at once to
Pano and for night imagine that you behold inhabitants
OF the Esan Fields OF Paradise dee ting groups you
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-17
New York, "Wednesday, May ~, Is4s.

The Circulation OF the Herald.
May l6, Tuesday. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 copies.
The publication Of the Herald commenced yester-
day at Is minutes past O'Clock, and finished 1t ~
minutes past O'Clock. '0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-17

NArsesAt cerArssy The Montreal papers sa.s
mat the English government has granted permission
ior te Jeusrson aud Dallas, two steam vessels belong
ing TO the nevenue Department Of the United States,
to descend by the ST. Lawrence to port on the Allan
tic coast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-17

TuoRoLD CorroN FACTORY Thorold Cot
ton factory is the only one in Canada West, and
is on tho line of the Welland Canal in tho thriving
village of Thorod where there is a supply Of water for
any amount Of machinery. and where facilities exist
for bringing the material from any of the United
States markets by water commu Mica tion. No pains
or expense has been spared by tho company
tho best kind of machinery and the looms the most
improved. II commenced operation in October last,
and the fabric produced sustained n good character
and met ready sale. To those who unacquaintcd
with tho unrvaed advantages Of the water power ere
ated by the Wcland Canal, and to which Thorold
chiefly owes its existence it may be proper say that
the village IL situated on the summit Of the great
chain OF mountains which border Lake Ontario, and IL
upwards Of three hundred feet above it's level and COM
mands magnificent view Of the surrounding country
1t Ia four miles south of St. Catharines and seven
miles west Of Niagara Falls Its elevated position pure
air and good water render it desirable and healthy
situation The population Ia about thousan souls
and 1t has five excellent Touring misSf Catharines
journal