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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
scALET FEVER CURED

isi0HisQfly tItcf ~ " dfy Lfhfh
A poor child, IN William 81 taken down with scue
fever The )ctor attendance had been remarkably
c-ssu and determined whatnO medicine would a.
al the be had tried Of this teyef iais bnd
concluded tbst medicine could Dee than h. 10
proved. IN this he ordered Water Cruel Ths pos
mother knew how fatal this fever had bseD. and sh- hu
4 will give my child Brandre,hs Pills aud the grus So -
gave hin four Pills, which operated well The doclcf n
next day pleased told he mother the child Wa d,s
well and to 20 with the water gru, She did and w
Pills Every day the doctor ordered sue ss.
every day the mother gave 10 four brandreth Pls
liltle more than n week the child well The dO>ss
cured simply by grue whereas every other Of scra
fever he had that Winter be had lost when he had pur
active But now he ssished that Nature -
he best ply stefan, aided by Cruel, he might hss
added, and 6randreth's Pills
Ten thousand could be- enumerated Of sim's
character to the above Let all those who wish of hils
Information, cal at 2il Byoadray Dr. BR,SDsETHs O.s
and they have IT,
Dr. JAMES LULL may be consulted without charge every
day; and
DR. BRANDRErH on Friday Of every week
The Brandreh Pills sold b per bor with MI
direction, at al BROADWAY ~ HU1sossr ard ~ Bows.
~ IN this city and by nearly BOO agent, throughout ne
Union
Mr. Ross, the Agent IN San Frsnc.co sod 1900 boIesof
$1,000 asst July Those going 10 that region .hoch %
supplied II JyTbMkFSnW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

SERIOUS AFFRAY.-A dl sturbance occurred on
Water ST near Western row. Thursday night Ia when
two received flesh wounds from pistol SHOTS
tappcsrs that attempt made 10 pass counterfeit
note At the bar Of The landlord refused 10 TAKE
thigh words followed. then blows. The belhgerent
party was driven into the street whence they favored
the windows OF the bar with avouey OF OrcSosts
The compliment returned by several pistol snots
OF which took effect but as we are informed upon
persons having nothing do with the ARRAY who had
been attracted hither by the noise. Warrants have
been taken out and the affair will be legally insesu
gated. Cincinnati Gazette Sd
EMASCIPATION MEETING Al LOUISVILLE, NY
The friends OF emancipation hsd large meeting At
the Court House on the lst inst Commttee OF sew
rrAl gentlemen reported series OF resolutions Rev
Mr. Breckenridge proposed substitute Inc difference
between the resolutions OF the Committee and the pro
posed substitute that the former declared IN iaNOr
only Of emancipation bat OF other constitutions re-
forms whereas the substitute confined 70 the sub
iect OF emancipation alone. Various speeches were
made and the whole subject finally referred 10 the
Committee Mr. Breckenridge being added thereto,
aud the Committee instructed ~ report TO an al
iourued meeting be held at the Court House on the
l2lh inst
4 NErERAN-We had call to-day FROM James
Mcdonald who was born ia scotland IN l7i9, and 10
now nearly 80 years old He served through the Revo-
lutionary War aud is happy on his SERGEANT Majors
Pension lie IS returning from visit 20 his De
scendans in the Western States travelling alone aud Is
active aud alert OF 80. Alb Eve. jour 9Th
Accumulation. John l.. Snyder OF Cherry
Valley. Otsego Co. stunned by blow from barn
door driven 10 by the wind. and fell with his face In
the chat where he smOthered 10 death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
pRgsgRyED mEATs goR cALIroRNrA

THOMAS KEssETT CO. - OLDsLIP.-nesis, Sop
Game Oysters, Lobslers ms Se are pss up In in es'ss
OIL and bs EACH and nsy be conveyed 10 he renos'
climates retaining perfectly their natural ss'e an 'ss
ness. t. travellers these articles are inyapsbr, ~ Dey
may be served up nj am moment and IN sny climate A
experience - thirty years ensble- us 10 pronounce oe'
articles 1neCualec Ever can We preserve swafslr'
Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
California NInyements.

PiTTsBURcH, THURSDAY, req :
Extensive arrangements are making here for a
large company from New York previous to starting BY
an overland route to California Ankrims Company
numbering 80 will leave this city for Fort Leayen-
worth in a few days
The markets generally are without change in any
particular.
There is eigh, feet Of water in The Channel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

~ The snow on the Long Island Railroad de-
taned the freight train Tuesday due at Greenport
and IN quenee the passenger train did not leave
Greenport yesterday unn after two o'clock and got
in shout eight in tie evening The track is now en-
t.rely clear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

On Wednesday, the 9TH inst. considerable number
OF passengers induced 10 take the down train adj
ver,ised 70 leave Dover Furnace at y o'clock p NJ
uader the assurance that they would reach Croton
at - o'clock p NJ for New York but when they
rived At the Falls they were very cOOy told that the
would 20 farther and that they could either
remain 10 the cars all night seek odgns elsewhere
The pa sengers demonstrated, but 10 vain.
Ia the evening they held meeting, which was called
10 order by Rev. L. NJ Vincent Of n. and on his
motion WIN Palmer, Esq OF N. Y. called 10 the
chair, and l. w Hayt was appointed Secretary. The
Chairman briefly stated the object for which Lney had
been called together.
On motion. the following Preamble and Resolutions
unanimously adopted Wh,reas. the Harlem
Company have advertised 10 carry pas Myers at
stated hours between New York and Dover and whore.
We the undersigned having taken passage in the
trains advertised 10 leave Dover IA mace a. p f.
for NowYork and after proceeding therein - lies 10
CrotOu Falls. (Which we reached At II ? NJ wore
Informed by the conductor that the would go no
farther and whereas. there obstacles which
the most ordinary foresight might not have overcome
therefore
Ref0ired That the conduct Of the Company la fur
nshiDg utterly inefficient engine for this part Of the
route merits the most unqualified disspprObaton VI the
travelling public.
Res0ised, Ths, we honestly believe that our deten
ton mi ht have been avoided the necessities Of pas
sengefs were 10 any reasonable cared for by
the officers OF the Company.
R's0lrsd That the conduct Of the General Agent OF
the upper part Of the road (xhO accompanies the train
was IN our opinion censurable, nasmuch when he
applied 10 be encouraged the belief that the Com
paDy would fulfill their advertisement, when II he
mad simply stated the chances Of direct passage every
would have seen the certainty If being left on
road.
ResoiVed. That the proceedings of this meeting be-
published In or more city papers. Adjourned.
(-igned) WIN PALMER, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

THE SARAH SANDs.-This steamship IS now IN
her eighteenth day, and may be expected to arrive
gerry soon. She brings one weeks later news
M m Europe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
SECOND DISPATCH.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Feb :.
Both the parties, after the fight, proceeded to
Wilmington, and thence homeward.
The steamer Boston lie siil aground, with the mill
tsry, police, sc near POOLS Island
The Railroad Company are about making road over
the ict 10 the SusQuehanna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

u X HOE Co. would nost respectfully return their
hanAs The Fire Department, Of this city for heir bold and
efficient serviess IN saving from destruction much Of their
property also 10 heir friends snd The public 10 general
for heir generous aid They In the hope essbed
to resume heir repairing business short 0od-si
sad hey would inform their numerous customers and
patrons, hat their principal msnlsctory, VIZ corner Of
snerd ADD broome els Is 10 full operation AID that
hey have aken an Office stf5 Gold for the present where
hey Will be happy TO see their friends sad receive their
orders IS usual. H6t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

following Act 10 Protect Apprentices and Operatives
in Manufactures. is now before our Legislature:
The People of the state Of New-York represented in
senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
stros Il shall b. The duty of sVcy employer having appre
be service % them Instructed r-ains and
Nuun.
Any apprentice years of age vino shall b.
such apprentice
years, shall Be if~. from l- indcutur-s
No child shall - employed Any cotton, woorn or other
mandatory workshop within no STATE ~ho sls MT naf- A.
tanned he foil Of sa - sb- o. rad snd wnfe
Sc shall asil Cor cli Shn shall not have attain
- l- f oi thirteen mandatory Nurk
- than hv- hours day provided such chlt Be
poy 81 throughout The ef0-
A. When shall not continue more than sA
ans year Provisions a. tue preceding section shall
not apply but no child shall -1e Is 49of more than
To- hour. DAY
shall BE- lawful child under
sly malustlng labor during The .ht that
h- hours Of li clock the slns ald i've cocs he
mofniag
Tie penalty f Of any Of the provisions tLs
shall the usual every taf Dung ehh
CHI Vrnsuy Causst fm I'd 90 ahor % be-
covered from The employer by The parent next Trend
Of such child due proof b-i r. justice ofth- pea-
$50 Tbs shall tsse ef-t the day Of July thousand
eight hundred and forty
When the vote Tor senator taken 10 the House
on Tuesday the following Wing members we're absent.
and OF course did not vote for Mr. Sewsrd.-Messrs.
Beekman. Brewer, Cornell and Miller. 10 the Senate
also the following Wing members were absent and in
like manner did not vote for Mr.. Seward-Bokee,
CLARK and Wllkn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
pRnnKIYN A.FAIRs

ATTEMPT AT RAPE.-A N an named Jacob John
sou recently arrested on charge Of attempting to
commit rape on the person Of Mary Ann Mullen a
married woman, examined before Justice Garrison
nd cnrou.ffffd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

u H. q. CILLEY Esq. OF Deerheld. is the
Wig candidate for Congress in the lid District Of New
Hampshire. The Free Sellers have also nominated
Mr. Ciey Tor the same oftce. CHAKLEs II. PEAsLEx
Loco is now the Representative from The I'D District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

- General Committee Of Democratic WING
49, u.,.-Ap adjourned meeting OF this Committee
IN :. had FRIDAY EVENING. sss inst al the Brosd'
way House, al u o'eoch BY order.
sAML H. DE MOTT, ch'irmsn pro TEN
Cas- X TayLos, o. ""s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

III Mr.. ALEXANDER c. BULIlrI is said BY
the Nsshrle Tenn Gs:sis. to have disposed Of III.
interest in the Vac OyleSs Pi1ayrAe Mr. 3. accom-
panies Gen Taylor to Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

CALIFeRsIA MINING y.oors-"Tsn ~
ear dress Boots q 90, usually 50. Basiss. s.s -
wsrranied 10 wear a. vel ~ sny eo~A.ssa "a ~
ws.srproof Boot, IRON q % 10 -, %''s W
near DO Museum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

AWFUL TRAGEpY.-It IS our painful duty % re-
cord this morning The brief events OF rag ~ which
urparacd In the bloody annals Of our city ar throws
fhs widest OF romantic fctiCns into the shac Love-
.bsnsrsut sud revenge were the melting causes 60
this fearful tragedy The history Of this bloody se-F
i IN briei as follows
Not many years since, Capt John Howard married
the daughter 81 physician resdiu. n Montreal ana
IA They lived together In apparent flppn 's ana 90
mesuc comfort tor some time In this city Dur .lcui
tbs occurred. not necessary here 20 name ana '' i
ties separsied-ihe wife taxing the Two ehiilreh
and a girl Not long after tie separation, Capt H. 90
tanned the two children By violent means having no
recourse IN law and placed them in charge OF trend
In kentucky ~ the same time an sPphcauonl or d'otcv
was peadng IN Court in that state. Mrs H. was oi an
imustuous ard determined temparameni-a woman OF
many accomplishments-and felt her humiliation to
keen degree, and had often sworn revenge.
Capt. H. married again "a . said and was Iying Al
the time Of this terrible transaction with the lady who
Tell victim to the wild fury Of jealousy and vengeance
and persisted under the knife Of the abandoned Vile
The circumstances of the tragedy sre AS follows
At about O'Clock last evening, woman called Al
the boarding house of Mrs Wolfe Filth st between
Plum aud Western Row and called for Mrs Howard
who soon came down. and upon meeting the stranger
the latter sprsng at her and plunged knife into her
neck scvering the juglar and then walked on Mrs
II staggered back into the kitchen, the blood gushing
from the wound cried, 90 Mrs Wolfe, am killed
and expired IN short time. Mr.. Howard was IN the
house At the time, aud upon being made acquainted
with the facts he seized kOo, and calling the name
OF the murdercss rushed down ssirs-bu, she hsd es-
capped The bleeding object OF his love was WHINING
10 death D, lore him. and he became frantic
Pursuit was made Tor the murderess but she could
DO found nowhere Mr. John l.. scott however met
her a short time alter the murder when she called ms
attention. by showing him a knife reesiDg with blood
aud exclaimed" have done il killed her can
Get this much out Of Howard She was determined
In her manner sud her eye had the glare OF maniac
Her hand aud arm to the elbow were besmeared win
blood and there some spots upon her lace MT
: wa. So completely coniouudcd by this singular
meeting that he suffered her 10 pass She was
arrested At late hour last night by officer Huse j.
near her residence cincinnati Commercial Feb. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
&c !. elsh. ID! d walel IN IL chaaasl
Arrival Of Col. Bliss and lady. and Mrs. Gen.
1ayor.
BALTIMORE Thursdsy

BALTIMORE Tbursdsy, FEB --9 PM
Col Bliss aud lady with Mrs. Tay ior arrived IN
the city this evening from the South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

CALfFossIA BAGS 60 TEUsss -D.S - 's,rs AZ 80.
Bag 10 which the traveller can puL ~ ~ - c0cs.s
il perfectly wsler-u.ht The sane al ~ -, si,prs
thst can be transformed into bed % p . seJ -
YER or fOst for crossing streams Ihs ex-ues " -
and requires to he seen 10 BE- spprrcsieo. go az
fornia would pront by vis.s 10 DAY w. a ssl>l~
euce ard skill insares his customers peS1-
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

" Mississippi paper proposes Gen. jobs a.
QUirNAS well known As one Of the heroes Of the Mex.
lean War, - a Candidate Tor Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

u Hon. JoHx s. PESpLEroS, Wing, now
esentns the Ixth Distric, Of Virginia To- csndi-
v reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
Court CaIendar-THIs DAY.
A Meeting on the Harlem Railroad.

'rsccfr C0rEr- Same a yesterday.
CorarNos T. 81 Oh 49, TO- g. %, 49, - 100 lo ll3
%, 1915. llf a. 80.
sanos Pls.s-No.. @, 81, a, q, 81, a., 81, o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

ONO SCfERlNTENDENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS.
The C.ereiaHa Trls Deaocr0f dominates John C.
Vaughan. Esq to al the Office OF Superintendent Of
Common schools when such an Office shall have been
crested BY the Legislature DOW 10 session Mr. g. il a
Free soil man and was formerly connected editorally
sth the CisciHaaa Ga;eue Loaisriie lKy) Erauia.r.
Oaio STANDARD. and other reform journals DE Is a
native u South CArulIns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

For soUrHANrroS AND Bremen Thu Uaasi sA"
Mail Steamer, HERMAN, Capt n. Crabfee, viii es'ss''
York FOR the above ports on Tuesday he loih f''1"
from pier North River
For freight snd passage, spply nj .hs once u re o
Steam Navigation co o. Broadway. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

" There 10 10 mlslsk- about u lHss Johss
cnrsca' Ellis ToSpxIss Tue rush here ,. $50
lh. snic.e al their store the pss, few asyss, ses
guarantee that duly apprec ted - hose y -
require Us We arc glad TO iesfL .nA n 81 ca
real pYnlber,. and cordially commend Il 70 a. - ag
MA friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

OVERLAND EXPEDITION TO CALIFORNIA.-An
Overland Company Of young men are about leaving
This City, under the command OF Major Webb and
q Audubon They will take the land route Corpus
Christi, Monterey, sc to the gold regions The whole
company will number one hundred. thrty-hye or forty
OF whom will leave Philadelphia this afternoon. They
proceed direct Cairo which is the rendezvous of the
party where they will be joined by companies from the
West
STEAMER HARTFoRD.-Thls vessel, which is at
present lying at the foot of Cntonst +. r. will sail
for California ola the Straits of Magellan stopping at
the intermediate ports OF Rio de Janero and Valparaiso
her way, to lay in fresh supplies OF fuel She takes
with her, beside the usual supply OF water one Of
Lynchs patent Condensers, and provisions for four
months voyage. The accommodations for 50 psssen.
gers are most ample, there being distinction made
10 the fare The berths fitted up with much taste
and there Is promenade dock OF 40 feet for the exer
else Of her passengers. The passage money from this
port 10 distance Of 100 miles up the Sacramento in
the immediate vicinity VI the dggngs is $500 for each
porson-ireght gratis. she Is at present undergoing
every preparation necessary for her long voyage her
ceilings have been strengthened by additional knees
and kssons and reversed arch runniog from her
stem 70 her stern, will efec,usly her against
biging The length Of the vessel IS 40 feet depth ij
breadth - feet and she will be worked By propeller
engine There has been pilot engaged for the express
purpose Of steering her through the straits a seven
years experience Of the South American coast having
well qualified him to guide vessel through that pas
sage.
NEW BUILDINGs.-By the record in the Street
Commissioners Office we learn that there have been
100 permits granted for the erection Of buildings
within the last year. Beside these, there have been
large number OF houses built In the suburbs for which
the owners obtained permits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

~ We are ceusia lhst n all our readers bad inos''
during the wet Walking 0f tho last week, tie ssis@ y
metallic yulcanzed Rubber Soles hat CHURCH kLLp
rOMPKiSs OF 20 JObnst stsch 10 Boots sad Shoes ~
ouid hsye had TO employ many sddlonsl hands - ''
would have been the demand for this HulJ iSEass"
article. J1 Nr~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
OLo WINTER NON pRossED

The fog and the rain, the snow ana the s.eei
The ffOs, and The lhaw, sli lhs slgsh under 'ess-
These are The jury Old Winter empansis
To Try or poor lungs In despite Of Our asnnss
Ash We were robbers h. searotss oTet asei,
And eopgheys slhaasfed his reysge aue,b
Unless Mrs Jaws attends 10 ogrlns,,
And 10 oil hs sharp charges gives oIaded d-o'"
Let BIN it9rm as he msy she can Sod s''s'''
PUIs spoke 10 lhe wheel Of himself sod hsjHt -.
Or. should sentence be- passed 10 the ycum 80 -,
1hs oough that seemed likely 20 l-sd oso'fs -
While his doom the poor wretch leafDs~l~'-
She throws 10 her oardy, ~ way u dsmsn@'
And consumption de-pahing IN such di'feS
Just enters non pro- and qIsshes 1be SUI ,,,,
While the vic Inn released. fBll u strength hii"'
Uaites will The resl to eSt1i Mrs JEsus -.
Sold. wholesale snd retail, by Mrs " Jsk"''
wsy cor Widest and sod by Duggisr gene''y -,
~ Each package a invariably signed hn
Be sure to ssk for 81. JEs,iss Cod Candy
Put up Ia packages - IL. - s., and ~ e"H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

RESCUED FROM DROwSING.-A person named
Nicholas Lsnson accidentally i, into the water the
foot OF Rutgers st Wednesday afternoon Police
men Pierce and Waterbury Of the Seventh Ward In
-tsniy repaired u the spot and succeeded Ia rescung
him, IN a very exhausted state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

MAssAcHUsEIrs.-The Governor has assigned
Monday the 5th day Of March next Tor third trial In
District No T. to elect Member OF the Thirty First
Congress. The LocoFoco candidate Is Frederick Rob
inson-Whig Benjamin 1hompson-Free soil John G.
Psrey, who lacked but few votes Of being elected on
the second trial The people earnestly entrested
BY The Boston Pos % pretty much As they please
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
BUSINESS NOTICES

AMgRfcAs NUsEUM-This house, We remember iunng
he exhibition " the famous General Tom Thumb WA tiled
sometimes oysfro~ing but rOthing hse the excitement
prevailed ln-n 20 him. that there does to see the
Mammoth Quaker Giant add Osniess They great al
uacons, and viii not draw fall houses nri every
them. Splendid performances al and u %
clocs ~ Gfess Western, sable Brothers, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

BUSINESS NOTICE" Nd BgHaafs O1-H ss1edh'er
al y O'Clock contains a magnificent picture Of 10 ns~
Ysch splendid original tales snd sseehes sns ln
poItanl eonespondence from al par. " ns ln01.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

nine Persons POISONED TO DEATH-W thin
two weeks whole family consisting Of Mr. Boeit
ger his wife snd children have died In this yicin
~ accidental poisinng caused by drinking water
well impregnaied with copper as has been proved.
We understand by examination Of the well IN which
was found an old copper kettle and various substances
Of filthy nature and by analysis OF the water.
valuable negro man belonging 10 Mr. l. Larginer, also
came 10 his death from the same cause while waiting
on Mr. B. A German IN the employ oi Mr.. b. died In
the same way and three negroes died DO doubt from
the same cause. while living the same premises
short time previous to Mr. BIS purchase Of the proper
ty All these deaths were supposed, at the time, to
proceed from cholera and created no little alarm 10 the
neighborhood OF their occurrence.
Baton Rouge Ia Gazette, Jan. q
HEALTH OF NEw-ORLEANs.-During the week
ending January - there were l-l nierments in New
Orleans OF these 70 were Of cholera There we're
some of small pox.
Cy- Capt. w D. McKissock, o.. : 4. died at
Pittsburgh on the y7h ult Of Inflammation Of the brain,
while on his way to Fort Independence. His remains
have been taken 10 New Brunswick in this state tor IN
terment Capt Mex served through the late war with
Mexico Newark Adv.
t-y- RCNAWAY NEGROEs are swarmlns through
our county At unusual rate Five have been com
med 10 our all 10 Il few weeks and many others have
been seen who escaped. among them the three from
Charlotte. Asheyie N. c. Messenger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

~. Its well known that ne largest f0flu1 80 -
made In few wears, from small beginnIts - ,sfs
have adyerised their egglsr business pafsss - 'r1g
syely and 10 tho greatest uUmDer Of nsr'PsYh., -
DOL the country, and Il is .Qusly vel CTS
who are now doing 80 are the .esfios par 70 .ascer
pa.iu..s MsEing snown lh- ability TO soppy ~ ~
10 the mesns Of attracting cJsIOaItfs aha - ex en-
the means results multiplied Every i'sy -
iug oct safe spd J1dicoas system Of 50 1'e~s
ed At PALMER's Agoocy IN ths Trbune blLs-e "a