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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

~ The Editor Of The Tribune obliged 10 reGues; those
who wish 10 him personally to call between tse bour
OF and A. NJ or and P. NJ if they conveniently
90 So The absolute necessity Of devoting hours
interrupedy TO his duties cons,rans him make this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

MELAScHoLY AccIpENr.-The Red River La
Wing says that Mr.. Nathaniel Nelson met with
sudden death on Wednesday last. He was en-
ployed on the plantation of MIR. c. J. Quincy, on
Bayou Rapides, in some repairs to cotton gin,
and part of the machinery fell upon and crushed
him. He has left widow and children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

ANOTHER RlorER CoNvlcrEp,-Mr Birney, of
Minersville, Yves tried last week at Orwigsburg
found guilty, and sentenced to six months irpris
onment and the costs of prosecution, which, We
learn, amounted to about 500 dollars. This is
the second person engaged in the riets in July
last who has been tried and sentenced. The
trial of several others has been continued until
next court. Miners Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

The following table was then exhibited illustra-
ted by drawings, beginning with Man and being
then divided into three departments, the division
being formed TO combine the animals thar existed
at different periods in the Earths history
THE STRATA OF THE EARTH ARRANGED IN REFERENCE TO
ORGANIZED FORM.
MAN
Mode71,-Animals of all existing kinds
Mii-ACal-The ruder quadrupeds and birds.
sn:e- OrgGHic-No living thing,
In this table we have exhibited the whole histo-
r. of the Earth from the first cooling of the granite
to the present time. The tertiary formation Mr..
LrELL had divided into three parts-but DR.. S.
had comented himself with iwo-the Older and
Newer Pocene, though Mr.. Lyel had introduced
the fost Pliocene which had only FIVE per cent. of
recent shells.
Below the Cretaceoas group, inclusive, no ami
nal has survived and of those posterior to the
formation of chalk there are but thirteen remain
ing. The cause cannot be explained-but the
fact is indisputed Culver divides animals first
into the rerte6rated and the inpertebrated. To the
first belong all the animals of the higher class
Although the animals of the lower classes have
persisted, the type remains; the oposum is the
first OF the mammalia in the order of creation.
we have the best reason to believe that Man IS
the most recent Of all the created animals; there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16
aFRon TRxas.-The Neptune brings 10 No..

sERoM TExas.-Ths Neptune brihss TO New.
Orleans later dates from Texas. Gen. Vol, Of
the Mexican forces, has received reinforcemss,
of 500 men j; so that he has now 5000 or s,no
men and is expected soon to attack San Antonio
The prisoners taken al San Antonio are kept =,
Santa Rosa; all except Van Ness and Iobn,oo
have the libsrty of the town. Ii is probable tia,
general engagement will soon take place, though
nothing dec siye has yet been done, aad the Ter.
ians seem no, inclined to advance farther toward,
the Rio Grande The Mexican head quarters ara
a. Gonzales, and all the militia of Mexico are re-.
ported TO have received orders march To the a.,
sistauce of VOL. The spies folswed Vol in hi.
retreat 30 miles beyond Nueces.
FROM MgxIco-The New Orleans Bulletin hs,
dates from Mexico city to the 18th, and from Yer.
Cruz to the 10Th ul,imo, being fifteen DAYS A,er
than previous intelligence. The expedition agairs,
Yusatan sailed on the last OF the above dates. us
der the general command of Don Jose Vicent Nj
non. General Bravo had taken upon himself the
responsibilities of the Executive Office, snd Pres
dent Santa Anna has retired to his plantation Tor
the benefit of his health, which had become enfee
bled
In proclamation TO the nation he promises, as
his health shall permit, 10 resume the Executive
functions in accordance with the expressed public
will. In the Congress. in its session of October
Is, the proposed amendment of the Constitution
was rejected by small majority for the second
time. The Federals,s opposed the project on
the ground that its provisions savored too much Of
Cen;ralism and did not sufficiently conform to The
good old Constitution of 1924. The second re.
lection was considered hard blow at the popuarS
ty of Santa Anna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

ruraI -.--23Ub I99U Ig6 1901 1855 IuT
Morton's maj. 4l6. Davis's maj l04,
|, may De that the Abolition votes have prevent
ed choice: if not Morton is elected.
q The Wings of Mississippi insist that Henry
Clay shau take Dinner with them at Grand Gull,
on his way TO or return from New-orleaus this
winter.
70 PAU r. GEORGE, (Redwood Fishers
FRIEND asorge, } who was appointed Naval Store
keeper at Brooklyn, then suspended, has finally
got the post vice Tunis Craven, removed Luck
lily TOR 0sorge' we believe This appointment does
not need confirmation BY the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

C. NJ Max RoHRRR's first Concert in New
York will be given at the Apollo Saloon on Thurs
day evening He has been eminently popular and
successful in Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

Col WEpB.-By reference to our City Intelli-
gence it will be seen that Col. Webb, has been
again indicted for his duel with Marshall. The
indictment is now believed to be correctly drawn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

WREcK-A letter in the Bangor Wing says
that the schooner Catherine. for Nlachias, run
upon the Black Rocks Of the kennebec, on the
10th, and was wrecked. Capt Randall was lost
overheard when she struck. The crew were saved.
The vessel will be total loss. The crew were
taken off by the steamboat Telegraph, Captain
Howes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

T Rich and splendid performances at the American Mu
scum at three O'Clock this afternoon. The real Mermsid
remains auOIh week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

~ Fletcher Heath at Richmond, Va, has been
sentenced 20 be hung on the 23d of December.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

u Iohn E. Scoies, Esq. will dell7er sa .,hs w 10
ductnry Lecture before Mechanics Institute a. VS.
cistys Rooms No. Il Chamberss!ree, on Fficay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

T On the night of the 10th three stores in
Hancock, Md. were broken open and robbed OF
money 10 the amount of about $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

RoBBERY.--A handbook and pocketbook "ere
stolen from the Office of Mr. Sprou in Washing
,on.street, on Monday the latter containing
number of checks and notes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

r The steamboat Lawrence, OF Charlestown,
Va, on her passage from Point Pleasant to Gin,
cinnati. struck snag and sunk in six feet OF wa
ter, near Burlington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

Mu1rARY.-At an election held on the l4th
inst in the Gath Brigade New-York State Infantry
F. F. Mather was unanimously chosen Brgadier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

~ The Wing ticket has succeeded in Mobile.
c. A. HopPIS has been elected Mayor by upwards
of 400 msjority-a majority OF the Common
ceunci, and all the other City officers are Wings.
The Advertiser says, q The CLAY Wings cannot
ha beaten here"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

SHORT WoRK.-On Tuesday of last week one
Of two German travellers attacked the other near
Monococy, Md. knocked him down and robbed
him. On Thursday he was tried, convicted and
sentenced to the Penitentisry for seven years and
elk months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

~ SomerviIle Pinkney, Esq. of Annapolis,
Nd Jeff home on the 9TH inst. and has not since
been heard from. He had been unwell and it IS
feared he wandered of in fit of delirium.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-22
FOR SALE,

Low FOR CASH,
SLAB, bar, rolled, and Square Irons.
~ Cast, German, and English Blste
Steel,
Castings, Pots, Ovens, Spades, Andirons
&c.
Observation-Disclosures and Forks, CARVING
do, Pocket do.,-French, Knob, Paf
sad other Locks mill, smiths, HAND
saw and other FIes,--IIooks and Hin.
ges, Cast Butts, Wood Screws, Hand
Latches, &c. ~
Chop Axes, Hand do, Hatchets, Augurs
Chlsses, Hoes, (weeding) Spades, Sho.
yels, Coffee Mills, Tea Kettles, DC. A
General Assortment of Tin Ware.
L'quors-Brandy, Gin, Rum, and Wits,
key.
@%deira, Teneriffe, Sherry, Port, and
Cordials, Brandy Fruits and Cherry
Bounce.
Sugar--Brown, Havana and Loaf.
Coffee, Tea, Pepper, Allspice, Rice, Flour
Buckwheat do, Candles, Soap, Pine
Apple and Goshen Cheese.
Oils-Linseed, Lamp, Tanners'and Sweet
Oils.
With general assortment of Paint and
Varnishes,
Together with pretty assortment of Fur.
niture, Bed Steads, Tables, Chairs. Blu.
reaus, Book Cases, &c
ess and Prime Pork, Bacon, Canv assed
Hams, Dried Beef, &c.
With an assortment of Staple Dry Goods.
ALSO Hats, fur, wool and PALM
Boots and Shoes, of all descriptions.
Bagging', Rope and Irvine
All of which goods will be sold low for
cash in quantities to suit purchasers.
g. H.McFADDIN.
Clinton, March 80, 184l. 1qvl
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Notice.

ME undersigned having been ap-
- pointed Commissioners by the Pro
oa'e Court of Amite county, at the july
'erlh l0al to examine and report claims
against Thomas J. Gordon, deceased, re
ported lnsoLvent, will meet for that pur.
pose at the Court House in Liberty ON ,ho
lourtn saturday in each month, for the
ensuing six months. 80
HAM, McKNIGHT,)
GEO: F. WEBB, Comic
S.R. DAVIS.
Liberty, Mi, July go l84l. -3l-6m
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CHEAP
n OR q A s III .

~ WR y Al s. G .
% T4 mos, '' t::Pss'ioI, would ID
- form his friends ard the pub
k.a1MA lie generally, that he has com
menced the BLACK sMITHlNG
BUSINESS, and intends carrying it on, at
the old Stand formerly occupied by Chas.
Davis, as a Blacksmith Shop, in the Town
Of Liberty, where he is prepared to execute
all orders in his line Of business with neat
ness and despatch Such as Carriage and
Wagon ironng-Springs of all kinds
Mili'gearing-Edge tools Of every varie
Iy-- .shoeing, &c. &c.
He would respectfully solicit the pa
tronage Of his former friends and Gus
toners.
A. W. ROWE,
January 7, l84l. cyl
MATCHMAKING BUSINESS,
ITNHE undersigned is prepared to
IL make Wagons, repair Carriages,
stock Ploughs, or attend to any other but
siness in his line, in the shortest notice
Shop, at Davis old stand.
A. w. ROWE.
January 7, l84l. 1yl
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ITNHE UNDERSIGNED have on hanc
and will cNntinue to receive, a
their OFFICE in Clinton, a full stock O
Supplies for Plantation use.
They offer the following articles tc
their customers at moderate prices and or
accommodating terms,--
$50 ps. Sup. KY Bagging,
$50 Coils " g Rope,
ESQ Bills. Mess g. Prime Pork,
10 Casks Bacon, Hams, Sides, and
Shoulders,
100 Bills. Flour, 5 Tierces Rice,
SO Sacks EIav, Rio and Java Coffee,
SO Bbls. Sugar,
30 Kegs and Cans Lard,
Is Boxes Cav. and Ky. Tobacco,
200 Sacks fine and coarse Salt,
80 Bbls. Moasses,
7 Tons Iron and Steel, assorted.
ALSO,
Lowell Shifting, Cottonade and Kerseys,
Powder, Shot, Candles, &C. &c.
No accounts can be opened by any per
son except those who intend to ship Cot
on TO their House in New Orleans. TO
whom all reasonable facilities will be af- |
orded.
J. BONNER & co.
Clinton, May 10th l84I. 20
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-22
DIX G. r. PHELPS
COMPOUND
TOMA TO Pills

The vegetable remedy for Diso...
sing from impurities Of the Blood a1 ~ arr
sia, Scrofula, and all Chronic h DySpep'
Also, substitute for Cdlomel as 'oS y
lhartio in FEvERs, and all Billion, ls "a
lions. '""' Apee'
LNROM the extensive applicants,
IL general disease, which this rs".sI 10
possesses, as is demonstrated in ~, ,Ta'uy
tailed cures Of various COMPLAINS ' o.
the universal success which a,,sDas aau
use, the Proprietor feels justified in cIs, ~
ing Tor it, superior consideration Ta
numerous testimonials OF its effects r. US
Physicians, Druggists, and distingn,; JU1
individuals, places it beyond the doubtful
remedies of the day, and EMIT es il 10 en-.
cidl confidence. +" Wv
These Pills having acquired an uDr,.
cedented celebrity as an Anti.Dyspep,io
and AntI-Bilous Remedy; and this r renn
latlon being fully susta ined by the birS
character Of its testimonials, and the p
'reaslng demand for the Medicine, !.
only necessary for the Proprietor TO co,'
.lnue the Caution, that the Public NAV
lot mistake other medicines, which ors
as Tomato preparations for ths
rue Compound Tomato Pills. wv
For full account of this Medicine
estlmonials, &C., see Pamphlets, in the
lands of oil who sell it.
Price, SO Cents per Box.
This extraordinary Medicine is for
ale at David Jewett's Drug Store, in
'lberty. who is sole agent for this Couu.
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]. BONNER & co.


j. BONNER & co.
Commission Merchants,
CLINTON, LA.
JENKINS g. BONNER,
G o m mission Merchants,
No. H. ST.. CHARLES Sr.
Nearly opposite the verandah,
NEW ORLEANS.
E. T. JENKINS, a ]. BONNER,
New Orleans, IN. Clinton, LIZ.
REF Err e. CES.
DoNNELLA ~ RUDD, Liberty.
HERBERT FIRTH,
Col. r. CASTOR,
DAVID PEMBLE,
E. j. CAPELL,
p. Ii. MARsALIS,
RICHARD BATES,
ROBERT Cox, .
DAVID Cox,
Capt. HENRY HUNT,
Col. DAVID GORDON,
Amite County, Miss.
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New Establishment.
J. G. BROWN, &c Co.,

PROVISION e. Grocery MerchantS
Clinton, La.
G. BROWN, g. Co., Have receiy.
- ed at their Store, at the corner on.
Poslte Killiars Hotel, General and we'll
selected assortment OF Provisions and G 70.
ceres, which we will sell at small ad.
vance on cash and respectfully solic, a
share Of public patronage. Our sloek
consists in part oil
Mess,
Ordinary Mess,
Rump and Prime Pork,
Bacon,
Canvassed Hams,
Sides and Shoulders,
Lard in Barrels,
DO. Half Bbls. and Kegs,
Flour, NEW crop,)
Brown and Loaf Sugar,
Molasses,
Rio and Green Havana Coffee,
Fine and coarse Salt,
Canals Soap,
Black and Cayanne Pepper,
Mustard,
AllSpice,
Nut Megs and Cloves,
Rice,
Nails assorted,
Powder, Shot and Lead,
Gun Flints and Percussion Caps,
Stationery,
Bagging Rope and Irvine!
All of which will be furnished planters
ogether with the usual facilities who
ship their cotton to our friends Smith and
Iondit in New Orleans.
Clinton, La, Sept l6 1871. ly-3s
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TO THE PUBLIC.

l'eugeVIIIe, ga. June 1884.
A servant girl of mine, who had for
several years labored under Dyspeptc
ana Liver affection, and whose life | had
ddeespalrod OF, after the trial of several
Physicians to relieve her, was successful.
~ treated by DR.. Peters of this place, ( Mill-
edgevllle,) whom | consider pre-eminently
skilled in those complaints.
r. A. GREENE.
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,dd;.;o-I n AAs.ll.gas4ru-
Suut,Ona ~, " Kht in the short space - !.
taking the M ave months since s,o >, 'Ss
returs , or s nv and have reIp, pe %
I I".urn o. 'hs disease, nor have ~ 10
sorna reason % suspect shall. , he
Ha.n S recommend all persons would
edy Rpy. me same rem.
Prepared by JOSEPH pR,rsr, :.
M NJ, y. r b. Q. P. NJ, at his r,isrRAs,
Tor The cure of Chronic ~o','uton
means OF vegetable remedies N"' BY
sole Proprietor. inventor and
Price "a per box.
ms Justly celebrated medicine !
sale at the Drug Store Of David l y ior
Liberty, (Miss,) ''u 'e"aE
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LIBERTY ADVOCATE,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
BY A. w. FORSYTHE.

r E Il M s .--.Four Dollars and Fiftv
Cents in advance, Five Dollars il paid with.
~ SIX months, Or Five Dollars and Fifty
Cents at the expiration of the year No nub-
scripton will be discontinued until all arrear-
ages age! are paid except at the option of the publ
,UA DIV r TIsE M m N II o snsort.
ca at one Dollar per square, (TEN LINES, or
6ss) the first insertion, and Fifty Cents
Tor each continuance. Al advertisene.ts must
De marked Nth tie Humtsfo Of Insertions required
or they wiH be continued until forbid, and ehGrg.
cd accordingly, PAYMENT TO BE MADE,
WHEN THE ADVERTlSEMEN T Is LEFT
FOR INSERTION OR ON DEMAND.
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Laurens COUNTY On Nav a,L 1910

Laurens County, Ga. Nov. 4lh, 1888
10 'chom Il may concern. The under.
S'gneq was severely afflicted with Dys
PePllc and Liver affection for many wears,
apu followed the advice Of Physicians con.
sldered eminent, in their profession, with
out oeng benefited finally tried DIR.
refers Mediciaae Stcmdchicde 81 Hepiiciae
ana alter making use Of two parcels
found myself restored to perfect health:
my counlenance instead of being pale and
naggard, resumed its former healthful
appearance, and incredtabe as il may
appear gained nearly twenty pounds
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-22
r. A.GREENE.

From Dr., James EWell, Author ofthe Med.
zeal Companion, or Family Physician.
New Orleans, Goth Dec. 1881.
10 all ,chom IL may concern.-Tbis is 70
ceHiiy, that | have witnessed the opera.
ton Of DR.. Peters Medicinae Stomachieoe
g HeP't'cae, in number of very obsti-
nate Dyspeptic and Liver affections, of
long standing. have no hesitation in
declaring them the most valuable prepar.
aIlon Tor thqse distressing ailments, that
nave ever come within nv knowledge.
JAMES EWELL, M. 10.
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p II FfSIO MS.
N addition to a General Stock on
IL hand at their Office in Clinton, the
subscribers offer for sale at their Ware.
house in Port Hudson,
1875 BbIs. Mess Pork,
llo -" Rpmp and Prime Pork,
3l2 Kegs Leaf Lard,
SO Casks Picked Hams,
All OF which are of good quality and will
be sold low
J. BONNER 81 CO.
Clinton, July |, 184l. qS
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
= NHE undersigned having been ap.
IL pointed by the Probate Court OF
Amlte county, at the October term, 1871,
commissioners to record, examine and
audit claims against the estate Of James
W. D'chey, deceased, reported insolvenI)
Will meet for that purpose at the Court
House in Liberty, on the Second Saturday
IN each month for the ensuing six months,
at which time those interested can attend
II they think proper.
S. R. DAVIS,
I. w. POUND,
Oc'' 70, lo4l.--44m6 CommrS.
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TICE.
NM. II. DILLINGHAM; AND JAMES
w WALKER have associated thcmse YES
IN me practice of the law, and will attend to
such professional matters as may be confided
TO them-Otlices at Liberty, in Amite County,
ana Woodville, in Wilkinson County, at which,
one oil the partners will be found, unless absent
om Ploiesslonai business In case of their ABSENCE
all business lodged for them in the hands of r M
DAVIS Esq, Clerk Of the Circuit Court, will meet
their prompt attention.
August 20, 1889. 35vI
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ITANTED. Immediately. a number 81
NANTED-Thi. day, a situation by

w manufacturing Steel Pens and making AZ own
machinery Address Walton at the Office o. The lIiDuh'
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n Ludlow, Auctoneer =,
SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Naluablc Heal

Estate at PORT Richmond Staten Island u. Lnu'
low "a s. n AT auction THURSDAY, the 18Th NJ Way ntN'
al - O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange, NE oiowms
property. lot, iron,in- Broalwir; a, Nos q, -
and u ,.o two lots fronting Third street aS anu
,l.o three lo outing Fith 81 a' Nos ana h,',
two ts fronting on Broadway A. Nos ., and - $50 3u'
four lots fronting Heherton street ~ Nos - - - ~
81 also eight fronting Broadway as Nos ~ TO- o.
81 II IS - ard n ..- ,,,
The above lots are located in beautiful sluaion btns
rght in front o the bav. md about i've inmates VAIN IRON
m. LANDING and are well situated for cottages me slua
ion i exceeding healthy AMI the neghhorhood : all hs
snmev improved There two or three steapo's ru.
a.. - and from the ~ three four times day during
H. ,boie wear There is also four denominations ol
chp-cbe IN the neghborhcod, with Respectable sc9ol
houses .minaries &c An opportunity Use Hi'
oqer-j IN The ruic The sale will De positive fHr luI-
n o. Information apply Charles Cartridge ltO water =,
or 10 r. IL Ludlow No. II Broad street, where map OF
can ~ srcn. uI' ~
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MERICAN Museum. corner Of Broad.

\ way and Ann s'reetr. T. BARN. W. Msn n !
H. rier "a accomuo the Immense CT iwd> whch d'h
bef, the Lecture Room has been enlarged Inc MNs't
49, ,,i,s.t wonder of line ap~ From O'Clock. A. VI. 10
r. VI she b. privately consulted a. an hcie or foIe'
teller of Future Events free OF charge. Nj NincheH ne
Comic Drollersf will introdnce his most Iumorou, am
Quiz1cal Eccrnircie,. this week only Mss Kosl'
he charming Vocalist " Orleans, i engaged aNo IA
Peitr Celeste, the beautiful Dancer. Experiments IN M
NAL Magnetism on a child three years old. Nsgara Fa's
with real water Pneumatic Railroad, Abino Lady Glass
Blowing; Grand Co.norama, and 100000 curiostieS
splendid day performance every lay ana sa''
urlsy afternoon. ~, .
II FIVE hundred tame Black, Grey and Fox Squirrels
i,n Ohio NAV be sem here skipping about on trees A.
lively A. n their native forests, They beautiful pei,
and are for sae singly otherwise -
Adnaoce 10 the holc 3 cens-chldren hall price. H. ,
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SAD AccIDESr.--Thc Germantown Tclc-
,raph states that singular accident occurred at
Armstrong. Factory on Friday last \ young
man named Jonathan Smith, while engaged at
.o,,e work on the roof of tho whccl.house untor-
,1na,cly fell through upon the water-wheel, which
uas in motion at The time, prccipi'ating him with
% much force between the wheel and rough
stone wall where the space is not more than SIX
NJ eich, inches. that the wheel was instantly
stopped The hand. in the mill surprised at the
.oppags OF the machinery, ran 10 TIE Wheel 10
ascertain the cause when Smith, supposed to be-
dead. was found N the manner described. WIN
the utmost difficulty he was oxtrcatsd, aud after
.o-~e TINE zee regnincd his consciousness H..
head was severely cut anti bruised on III. l,f'
am there was q severe cash fall Dix inches in
length; while bis right hip, which must have re-
sisted the whole power OF the large wheel, was
severely confused, and which. It wa, feared, with
tie other injuries would prove fatal. He was
Immediately ordered to the Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-06
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, MAY 6, lsi2.
MINIATURE ALNANAc.-THIs DAY

MINIATURE AlnANAC.-1Hls DAT
THE THE isULL So
Rises S Of Sets 5aRses IS South i6 evn. "A
Latest Dates.
oxnox ....,.....ApU 5lHAvss ...............Apri ?
,,,repoot ....... April ) NTw-oRLt.Ss.......Apr =
cLs.REB YESTERDAY.
Bark. Nichols Brown, Resd. fteieu' : 4 Dsmill
Auna Lihsy (Br) Ives, Antwerp, Schmiu'A balchen.
Brig l. Baldwin, Baxter. SAVANNA ~ 81,
Schr> Vim Young Robinson, Richmond 'onca, Clarke,
Newberp n c; Martha Wood Dorkendori Boston Phebe
Ela. Osborn Alexandra. DC; Venus Nenei'e.Anl Iosd
La Guaira
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Shin o.weco, Wood, n days from Liverpool with md1s
Slip Trenton. Mun.on el day, from Liverpool mdie to
Bark Eugene B.coe q days from Vera Cruz specie "
4 Hargous Brothers -. Il
Barn 6ouylsss Bourne ~ days from Rio JaneiTo eohet
10 J FOulk Son. .,,,.
Bark Mary. Chiffon 81 days roG Pho Grand hides &C 70
Dowlev Dsuare..
Schr Fairfield. Burr, days rom salem
Schr Nantucket. Pendieton, from Lusec, plaster
schr Dlmon, Green. kennehec, zee 10 master
Schr Detroit, Femngs, 5 days from Boston, mdre-
BELOw-2 lbips barb and bngs