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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-19

1--WE have got the start of our opponents
songs, that's clear Here's one from the "
Democrat:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-19

Freak OF NATURE.--A COW belonging tr Rich
ard Gamble Esq. in Maryland, gave hfth, some,
time last month, 10 calf with six less' n
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-19

Refused letters are, by regulation, ret
the end Of the quarter during which they
iected.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-19

by giving city endorsements.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-19

X "A Frenchman has petitoned the National
Assembly to make it lawful for men to espouse
plurality of wives. The beast!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-02
AyailabiIity...NO. &,

Tor some months past, regular system Of cry
ING down Mr.. Clay as Wnarailalle has been prose
euted with indeiatigable energy and alroi,ness
throughout the Union Mr.. Jones SAYS a sleek,
cunning. demure expeotant OF something nice in
case Of Wing triumph. to & bluff haw.buck SORT
OF fellow whom he drops in upon on one Of his cir
cults, who do YOU think we ought to run for Pres
idcnt this time - Run whoT retorts Jones,
opening his eyes in wonder at the question why
the man we best like aud most cou6de in--the
'man who was cheated out OF the election last
time by Juggling Kane letters aud Plaouemiue
'ifauds-Hary Clay, 10 DC SURE haven't heard
anybody else talked Of up our wsy.'-'A All YES o.
responds Adroitness pumping hard for siea and
slightly shaking his head Mr.. CLAY is Great
'man--able Statesman--an OF Us prefer him 70
.auyboiy else u he could De elected BIT I m afraid
'he isn't armlobe. had letter from Washing.
ton Yesterday, and our Member SAWS everybody
there thinks IL won't do to run HIM again -
Nhereupoa he logs on 10 infuse the poison into
some other ear. and then another and by the time
two or three industrious men have each ridden
over the county with this story, the Joneses are
iacliaed to give it up tina, Mr.. Clay must be IN
popular because erery6oay says so--said every
NcAhS thC Two or kiitN fNtii~-t itiiiNu AlNA-
nfacturers aforesaid with toe echoes they have
stirred up in the course Of their industrious pere
grinations. And then, with the help o; active and
shlliul wHe pulling, Delegate is often chosen
hostile TO Mr. Clay, when threeiour OF the
Whig voters prefer his nomination to any ether
AID ninety nine hundredths Of them would sooner
see him President than any other man.
we have already alluded TO some Of the prom
ineat aud permanent elements Of popularity pre-
ensnentiy possessed by Mr. Clay, and which tend
TO make him the very strongest candidate the
Wings could nominate at this time. Let us glance
nj one more OF them
The ADOPTED Citizens OF this Country with the I'M
migrants who are allowed in certain States to vote
before becoming citizens, cast some Three or -Four
Hurried Thousand Votes ct the last Presidential
Election-ninety-n hundredths Of them for Polk
In isi4. Had the votes o. this class been equally |
divided, or even one.third for him, Mr. Clay mus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-02
New.york ,iiIl.Bov,s Association.

At q speciG. moeting Of tits Club. held al Nib
los Saloon, May 81, lsi- HEsRg c. Ranks Esq. pre-
scented the following Preamble and Resolutions
Vlrsqs. The eyes and hearts Of millions are turned
with fearful anxiety and iorebodiug the Convention
which Is about 10 assemble "a hiiade'Dhs and
Hhptls. The rOmln1uou of ems man for the Pre- s.
icncy who EiN nor BE- considered tlc -sr q ne
grHciries Of the Whig party would be dang %
the policy OF the party and suoverye Of the 20 inter
csts OF the country, and
Wt0f7s. 8-riia5Ify and frtJflrH ere o. ms uu.
known in connection with lofty principles and entirely
foreign 20 that grateful sense which is ever entertained
by free People for tie brilliant sery ces o. distn
guisAci and faithful public servant Therefore
H,cc'-sf Thar this Association iu common e-tl the
Wines OF This CIV viii meet deeply regret t1l lomi
nsron cd any man. for Cnef M, stsaic wlo -l, vel
known rs FfRN. srEApFAsr, Faithful AM U.s. oo1
Fgo-usrNG WING.
upon Availability ma whi,h may fore-o tho cardinal
principles ol the party WILL o must receive tle So
we're and Just reurohafion 0i the Whgs t-rou I0u lc
land AID that Glorious Defeat would De- preferable t1
Barren Victory obtained with such a sac-lcs 90 prn-
cipc and honorable action.
Res7'red That in HENRY CLAY wo stl recognize
the truthful. exponent OF GUY party and ts principles,
msn, our entire and und ydei affections aIe With him
Is 4 NAN. on whose fair name Virtue and ul.tlined
purity Of purpose have iudellly stamped tie proud
blazon Ol HoNEsfs ND Truth
Holding these Vows We say emplatcalg o. the ia.
t.onal Convention, BE JCsT-BE yUsr--AND FEAR
nor"
The Preamble and Resolutions were adopted amid
the greatest enthusiasm. e order.
JOHN LOWE. President
T T1o. B F S1sTs {ssaetars..
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iae house pfoos tut -a4stel wect Three
= eoS ot ;e use;lg of as Philadelphia Convent
'ir are .-it sng te Wig Nenorr pei,ssfcs o. me cor
.t A. ie 1850 lp-os ulwil1E O. Be- oui1ne cour
e. ts .e Wig "l9 a1ur1sd dauus ne baltimore Convention
some bessie propose . siiead We Converter elves and
sri 40 s teeeratoas -C srroga sdsAcs u Ysfssraay
- The chivalric courtesy whereby either
hall Of Congress allows the other 70 spend week
IN Presdentmakng and take $50 from the Treasu.
ry Tor IT, reminds US OF an old proverb importing
that he bddies are apt 70 make free with the corn
belonging % their feminine acquaintance II the
Members see fl TO take their hands out Of III
Treasury and club TO pay the incidental expenses
Of Clerks, Messengers SC. &c. during the time that
they let their proper business go by default to st.
tend 10 ;hs! OF the Presidential Delegates, we
should incline 10 let the matter pass bur stopping
their work yet letting the pay 60 on az a toie
when six months OF the Session have passed to
very little purpose and even the Annual Appro-
priation bills are not yet through either House
strikes Us as evincing far more courtesy than IN
dcstry or idelity-We hope AZ any rate the Mem.
bers won't charge Mileage 70 Baltimore and Phile-
dcphia, though that would be less outrageous thsn
some charges OF Mileage that are made aud al.
lowed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-02

WIGS OF Nrw-YoRK You are called to
meet tonight on the ground known as Niblo' :
Garden, to attest once more your devotion to
HcSRY CLAY aud the principles inseParably iden'
fitted with his name. Who will not feel 1t privi'
lsge TO be thercl
There will be eloquent speeches from disiln-
guished Whigs--some ofthem never before heard
In this City; there viii be inspiring Music there
will, above al, be THE PEOPLE for this Is a rally
Cor Henry CLAY
Say not that your presence Is needless II YOU
want the great Kentuckian for next President you
ought to be there Our great meeting at Castle
Garden last Winter electrified the whole country.
It's proceedings were read with enthusiastic delight
on the banks of the Missouri and the Sabine.
They inspired thousands TO speak out for Clay who
had given up in despair that he could never be
President. Give US one more such mighty gather
ing to nigh, The Delegates are assembling here,
Mt Philadelphia and at Washington they will cer'
tainly hear and possibly heed you. Speak SO that
at least they shall hear
SINCE our great meeting at Castle Garden Tay-
lorism has had innumerable little Ones the attend
ance ranging from bakers dozen up to groccr's
half-hundred, Let us exhibit them in the light OF
genuine Clay Meeting tonight
There is great danger that Gen. Taylor will be
nominated At Philadelphia, unless the DEGREES is.
sued from Washington are overbone by louder
niteraucs from the great heart Of the People let
rs have one such tonight
If Henry Clay is nominated, it will be because
hi1 friends the. scene Of action put forth all
their energies this meeting is one Of the forts
resolved on Should it be less numerous than the
occasion demands, how our adyersOnSs Wi! exult
over it How they Will proclaim that in the great
Clay stronghold the Clay spirit is broken
/ Henry Clay is to be nominated and elected,
4lana we are confident that il nominated, he r'H
be eleetsd) who will wish to remember that he
shrunk back at this crisis And if he is to lee
beaten and set aside, who that ever called himself
a friend Of Clay would net wish to reject that he
was faithful and firm to the las; Wings Of New.
York ii it can be that this is ated to be .he last
Clay Rally, who Will not wish to have been
there
Clay Wings OF New-York urge each Of you
your neighbors and friends to be at the meeting to-
night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-02
Here. TO You, Harry Clay.v

Pursuant resolution Of the General Committee Of
Democratic Wing Young Men the Wings Of the CRY
and County Of NewYork and al others friendly 10 the
nomination Of HENRY CLAY as the candidate Of the
wmg party a, the next Presidential Election, are re-
quoted the ground formerly known as Nib
10 Garden. corner Of Broadway and Prince 81 on Fri
day evening, tbs second Of June, lsis al o'clock
w Fowler Of Cherry Valley, Harry Bradley Of
Vermont y. p. Blunt Delegates TO the National Con
,ea,ion and David Graham Dudley selden. Theodore
Z Toinnson, and other gu.shod Wing speaker.
VII address the meeting. -
JOSEPH ~ PRICE,
Chairman Of Committee Of Arrangements
Z DEL ATIELD SIXTH. ls.o,o,.-ie.
EoDr' u SfAEbEiSH' juno !, lsl.
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Court Of Inquiry-AbseBce o. Gen. Pillow, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
Fp-rvu-rr N4 NJ n r=s-

FREDERICK, Nd N.y 30 l54s.
The Court OF Inquiry met this mouinc. at 10
o'clock, IN Temperance Hall Generals Towson snd
Cushing Col. Belknsp and Cspt Rldgey present com
posing the entire Court After consulting some tine
together they len their elevated seats on the platform
and took a lower position on the floor. Gen Pillow
had not arrived and Of course Biz absence prevented
the regular proceedings Of the Court Gen 7coti iIl
stat were not prc-eut Tie Audience consisted 10 some
forty persons-amOng whom noticed son. oi --e
c!ersymen Of the place. About ~ minutes asi -y zen
Qumsn came in ard took be seat near me ilen'-Tl
OF the Court Major Bennett and the military men
being a-o II attendance a. w-inesses
l05 0c'0c..-Sieuce Still prevails me Ffes--
dent has just sent Of Epatch suppo ed o. be an or
der for Gen -co-- Gen. Qlitman reading some lc D.
rnents Gen. Cushing peru-lrg ~ "siap lo.- re
knap studying tn pLysioCnony OF ne .i-l--ln= a--
eu e. and Judge Advocate RdgeeT looking our % tie
window Gen. Iowson il writing more dispatches OF
orders
Osarier t9ll-Lt Hamilton appeared with Q
message from Gen. Scott
j 0clook-An hour passed m tie agreeable
amusement Of dong n0thnz There ore now pIe'eh'
Gems T0wson- Cushing. Q1itrn.n Ms'of5 be-.N-l
Turnbul Bennett Capt. Rd-eey Lieut. loas7treei sni
Dr. W0thersp00u. several o. tlC leading citizens are
being Introduced TO tie Court
10 1qH7fes pqt il 0ol5ct.-Ihe Court has a.
iourned tai 10 o clock tomorrow morning
? Sit Is now 2 O'Clock The cars ere d. rom
the East and Cen. Pillow is 10. forthcoming Where
ia me- j. Court % meet and adjourn from Day 10 day
becruss the prisoner does not choose 90 report himself
on tie stTen go oi arOrlti in from tle ~ re iiole
Iundersiani that chsrres against Gen SCOT nave
inst reached the Court preferred 1y Gen Pillow -heF
were intended % re1cl tie C9u.- ln Mexico prool'{
% keep Gen scott from tle warm greeting OF i c'un
trynen. They have i4iicA oi their o9Je-t lney are
Cen. SCOTS health Is better today RlcHrIIur.
p =-Ger scot, leaves fh.s afternoon for WesL.lz-
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By Telegraph to the Ncw-YOrk Tribune
NInrk.f....gMIINoaE. Jrn

Markets BALTIMORE, Jrne J.
F1orz-Howsrd-street ruled steady a. s. 50, with
AL, u so barrels. ard Cry Nils a. IS 75a5 s7i
with moderate sales IN WIFE ". there is not much
dom, We quote good 70 prime Red ST q 2Oe -
and White @; g. eS1I g. CozN continues nrHa' win
s.-ood demand sales Of White and Yellow At i-e47e
RYE Is du. and no sales transpiret OATS are selling
20 a fir czirrt a. 51432 &c. CoaN hrAt-Ho.teFi
are frn o. g 3:z2 a. f1r Pennsylvania ProvIsIoNs
ere without change The demand is mostly FOR the
.loplv o. the rcguar trade WHISKY is 81: cents IN
t.-rai- and -. casks
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FwT.-T Three H1Wcs Bpse}-On Tuesday q
ot Stephen Forriu-ion Ha2en Colby. and Jonathan
Clark with the barns. Nc attached 90 each M Fanng
tons Corner In the west part az Concord were burned
to the ground. Most of their contents we're saved
Mr. Farringou'- loss b sl.O00 which 500 was IN
81 OlO also and 500 OF thi- n urcd In the Nern
mack Go. Mutual Mr. CIarks loss Is ahout 500 and
ha was incurred in the Mcuimack Co. Mutual The ire
originated in Mr Clmks barn. and wa the WORK Of va
mccndiry. John Neatly "a noghbor between whom
and Mr. Clark There has long been @ hiltcr fcud IS
charged with setting the FIRE. lie was arrested and ex
anincd on saturday last before Justice Badger aud
The evidence wa deemed sGficcnt warrant his DC.
tention 20 answer farther and be was accordingly o.
dcrrd o recognize for his appearance 40 the next term
o. the Court of Common plca- .u this County
Concord q. H. Patriot 80
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- Tie WHIG ALMANAC for ls4s VIII b. found
convenient for reference by Politicians about these days
Il contains nearly complete Election Returns Tor is47 CONF
pared with those OF previous years w large amount &C
Political and Statistical Information. To be had 81 Office
end Of Zeiber Co. Third-si Chestnut Philadelphia.
Price u. cents
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BUSINESS JgorIoEs.

- LCARY Co's...,a.NEs iAT, 1919, of Rocky Mour.
ti1 siyer Beaver g'thont MIXTURE viii be introduced On
We.uesGiy The 2iih inst The popularity Of this unrvaed
fabric fret introduced by las, sumner and the universal
favor and animation which eciei, has Induced again
% ue our best endeavors 10 procure supply OF the
article which we are now prepared offer the public r
tie ensuing IN improved style nt or standard
Price. my20m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-02

e The richness and variety OF the amusemonis oivsr.
Used to-day 20 take place at tie American Museum Viii
sure crowded houses Those who 90 there viii rnos -.
sureiy be- much grauhed. The Ethiopian s,rcnndcrs via
app and the DssOivny Views VIII Poe exhibited beside
other amusing and entertaining reriormapces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-02

IHE LorlsvILLE ExANiyEK-Ths sterling Anti
Slavery PaPer which is just completing tie Srst year OF
Is honorable snd useful existence has We see BY the
last number changed Editors. Mr. VAUGHAN who has
50 successfully conducted thus far retres on account
OF private business and Is succeeded by + CosBr Rev
JofN Il. HrrwooD and Prof NOBLE Brrrza We are
glad 70 learn however that h viii continue to act as
corresponding editor. Tie Examiner eanno: fal 10
flourish under this new arrangement
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INV PUBLICATIONS.

Tar PUrTFT SHo'v.'-NNc ha-e received itom
wilmer & Rogers. new humorous periodical which
b.. been commenced in London, with this title. and
which threatens % lear the laure Of Punch from lis
io0r- cap The oasr.vnys have quite as much point,
and are executed generally with more ski. than those
Punch Much OF the llttcrpress is political satire.
which has not much interest for cisAilanuc readers.
but there are also many witty and pquant paragraphs
which provoke laush here rs easily as At home. The
price Is only one penny stern. and it truly wonder
iii that so many en.rayings can be given Tor SO small
sum
- Inc CSIvE7sAr HIsIORT or TIE WORLD,
Pars III has lust been puhlishea bs gvliism h. era
ham. Il IS devoted entirely 70 the History Of Ancient
Egypt, and contains Interesting knowledge ia re-
laton 70 that wonderful country than we have ever
seen comprised within the space The work fully
susain8 thus far the character which has been claimed
for &C. another number sill complies the section de-
voted to ancient History.
- THE FALccy FAMILY, Or louE- ire
land by the author Of The Bachelor Of the Albany
has been published by T Wiley Jr 30 Ten. and is FOR
sale By William Il Graham. Tribune Buildng5
- Az OFFERING oN REL1SI0S addressed
TO the Church Universal By joins j. ArsrlS is a
neat pocket volume published by walker Utica. It
seems wholesome and valuable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-02

ae. sre In town The political schooma.tcrs resident
her. are TEACHING their Young IDEAS h0w 70 shoot
Some Of the Delegates rather stubborn scholars
RlCHEiIEt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-02

THOMAS C0RwIN-THE PRrsIDEN-T.-We have
seen a letter from Mr. Corwin under date of the 2j.h
inst written q Hemilton whore be- is fulfilling indis
pcnsale engagements IN tie supreme Ccurt addressed
10 distng u-hei gentl emau 81 Ohio. OF the Dele
gates % the Wh- National Convention, expressing IFS
personal wishes respecting tto nom nation Tor the Pres
mency
supposiug +, possible TIT some portion OF the Ohio
Delegation may preseuths nome 20 the Convention tor
the Pre- .icncy and believing trat sucn use Of te
productive ON oeue-- r.-rlf- he earnestly ncgs HE
friends 20 90 him the favor 10 prevent such movement
should % bc -gestd, and nt desires trst hs wishes
oc Insi1 known 20 tine wn0c delegation 81 carly as
possible TINT toy may b. able 90 concentrate the entire
vote Of Ohio a. up m another man He has repeat
odv within the last three months. advised his friends
in Ohio and elsewhere o.. his wishes and NE now Zee
quest MS 20 signify iE tAl5 form. rs determination on
the subject Cincinnati Gazette
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-02
From California,

Tie Eat'mou AneucaH OF yesterday contains
long letter from Nr. La Rciniree 70 Hon Revsrly
Johnson. The following passage. contain particulars
not mentioned heretofore.
February 26-since writing the foregoing We have
received official dispatches from san Joe giving de-
tails OF the gallant defence OF that post by the little gar
rison OF 20 men under Lieut. Charles Haywood against
the superior force OF tie enemy, admitted hy them.
selves o. have been 800 strong lie was beseged tor
81 days ard ious nt them ior Hss days and nj ts With
on the ll.h ia.s. .ay gallant friend Passed Mdshp
man lelunr McLanah4n OF Baltimore was killed BY
rue sot 10 the necA surviving only tw hours alter
wound. lie was standing 10 the time near the tag vi
ns coun-y defending 10 against six times the number
0 toe garrison o. which he had been ass ued as second
in command, end the tattsred condition Of that lag
bears ample evidence OF he destructive ire of the enc
my but That ios .tll ware- aud wherever committed
o. the care Of -lc Navy shall wave Ia triumph
On tile lJtA instant tine Cyane's' trnsv arrival uut
an end % the s.e-e.-blt tie enemy lad a sharp en-.
ga--ltut with lul OI lef crew, and attempted 10 dis
pu.e their passage from the beach o. toe town They
md 20 march nearly two miles % reach the Cuarf.
Tie enemy bad chosen their position on the road
beside the advantage or snOwled-e oI ta ground aud
odds IN their fayOr-three Do Ole
This untauuted lttle column, with their cool and
1reye commander, d. P0n- a. H. head had scarcely
landed, when 10 was attacked almost in every direction
.orm the thick under5rlsh, cane fields &c which
abound particularly ia the valley Of san Jose Our
column would now and then, when much annoyed BIZ a
concentrated nre force % the right left give them
~
came up with the main body Of tie enemy strongly
posted On mound called san Vicente" upon which
we're some ten nuts which added much 10 the natural
strength OF the positlon. This was Immediately at
tackled, discharge troz a small pound iplece foi
lowed b. several well directed volleys OF musketrv
aud charge with the hayonet scattered the eDeuy
and drove them before our party.
During the remainder Of their march they ,yeya co,
tnuaiy harrassed by ambuscades on the road .de In
tne meantime Lieut. Haywood sailed our frora tfe
uarte az the mead OF his brave garrison and drove
.IyN .'e over Par1 Oh the own body Of the enemy
who seemed deiera.nea 70 hold out lie succeeded
iuly 10 20 aons, Killing one and making another pri.on
er. Lieut. Haywood then marched down 70 meet Cant
IN font party who by this time ad driven of Tie
eHeHy; Tue Mttef however, attempted 10 rallv and
seemed disposed 10 linger n tae valley The Cvane
no" Aulhs lAat she could her batteries with effect
Vnd without injury 10 yiends) opened fire OF round
al esht men snels upon several squads Of them
and few Of the latter bursting over thir heads thy
the valley. r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-02

hREMoyAL.-B,LL, ToNrgiys = BLAcg, late MAaaUAsD1
c.. have removed 10 2G Broadway, souiherly corner o.
MuTayst opposite the Cry Hail. where may be found m
extensive assortment Of Diamond and other rich Jegery
Silver Ware, Cutlery, Welches Clocks Sc &c Since Is.
March EsENEzCR MONROE has been associated as copar.
nep with T underline SAME nams and firm as hereto.
fore LED tueod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-02

H,Ts FOR hoI wGATHER.--GENiN, 2li Broadway Is nox
prepared to exhibit 10 his friends and he public The most
magnificent sock Of Summer Iias nroduceo IN tlis
city They consist Of pure white pearl and drab beaver
"h light novel trimmings Manufactured expressly for las
usr rich variety o French, East India. English ard
American Straw Has Paris made Straw Hats for youth.
and charen fishing copl and every kind Of light and DE-
giant he Tor Summer wear calculated 10 screen he head
and insure cOoiness and c0mfou. GENTN
iel % 1tgfoaIgvav On liza 4ial, sidc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-02

GaErNwooD CENrrERY--lt VIII re seen BY an ad
rertsement in to days paper that Capt Peck has
placed the beautiful and comodious boat CsIcEET to
run regularly 10 Greenwood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-02

- Those persons indeed be eu'ar whO are con
abide The evils OF tanned, ffec6e sa0N, rel
rough, pmpled face-vhen L. is notorious tial COY
RAIDS Italian indicated Soap all hal required % make
liz skin a. clear a. crystal and as white Eqasy
eccentric must be- that lady who relDces iu masculine
r0ussdobe. AMI perchdnce hesd 81 red Aarwhfn ~
wei known that G0gaAUDs PoHdyes SabfRs viii c0np.e'ey
eradicaie superfucus hair while bis GreelA nav ~"
equally certain 10 color !, a brown or black.
" Bear IN mind that DR.. FsLx CotRAcDs ryho"'es-
preparations only be obtained genuine az hs DePO|
Walkers arsi store FROM Broadway. ~.
Agency for Bachelors instantaneous Liquid nan D}'
ard Beass Hair Restorative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-02

- Advertisement, daily forwarded for publication
h me uest newspapers Of an ties and principal towns 70
ID we uiIed States, Canada &C By he accredited agent
3. PALMER who s also authorized 20 receive sub,crD
tom Ile Agencv }. NJ The Trnnne Rl--l---.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-02

OCEANic House. CoSEY lsLAND.-The opening Of ni,
iOue is sponed from The ls % the 81 Of June on whA
dayDr \. CLARK VII be happy 20 see his friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-02

= tn RcHELmU GoLD Pras ~ made mi sod h
b p WATSON Co. 70 Wall-st II you the beet ana
cheapest pen use Try these, they have all the aexby Of
tie quill and the points warranted last Tor years
Aiso 5odozen gold pen. a. Manufacturer prices God
pens carefully repaired