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.U-s~ OPPOSITION. SsHcLIITITs
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ID opP99s.ITI0NS;o ssSss--sE-5T.5.--s.ii
Express Line 10 AL the
Western States and the Csssdas Six boats leave New,
York daily or the West and North This Line
900 passengers the pss ard We are determined
hold Inducements tis season ny 10" are 81
good treatment 70 "a tie influence o. ne Trends q .ne
YORK with the passengers, thai viii 1Asv Al bsggsse N
charge 10 10 case vii he poor man be s u DC ns' nos
other psssarger viii tns and money by esuiog on
his Line before contracting elsewhere Al Kinds oi mer
chardize will De forwarded IL advance OF All other ines
as al viii be shipped up the rvsr by ne passage boats
required Oces Al the loot o. Cortland and Barclay .ls
in me Offices Of the NewYos Albany and Troy Steamboat
Office. AZ 2ew3m y GA,M I'LL = 70.
-. DRAFTS ON THE NATIONAL BANK
SSY--LszSoF IRELAND. Payaols ~ slghl Tor any
amour. from Z apssrd can be ootaioed % on
- FOR LIyERPOOL-Pscketo Of the 18Th June.
80 The splendid new fast sailing psesetship ChAOS
-n Capt wilson, will Be dispatched 10 above. This
superior fret class ship offers amoss desirable conveyance
FOR cabin aud seerage passengers, Who will be taken al
moderate rate, n early application 10 inside on board me
ship foot 81 RO0sevelts 81 or 10 p. VHERN co
i6i Souih.L cor Dover and So Westsl cor, OF Rector
" B-Pa,ssgs from Great Britain and Ireland also,
from Havrs Aotwerp Rotterdam and Hamburg tsn be
secured II the lO~est rates Also Drafts furnished Tor
amounts "a su payable throughout tho sbove places es
- PASSAGE TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL
%sgx BY TIE NEW LINE or PACkErS-Pscset Of
he 2ist Juue.The splendid new fast sailing packet
ship CONSTITUTION. 1000 tons burlheu, Capt B,iuon,
viii sail from NeSY0rk on The 2ls june and from liver
pool on the Gu August Persons about ID embark tor the
old country, huse wishing send Tor their friends
have them 1ruugh, In this magnificent packet should
not fail 10 make -sry application board loot OF BIrng
slip. or to ljsiol W. 81. T TAPsCOfr 81 soat'-s,
Lii FOk QuhBhC-ro sal with ci.pach.-A nrsi
GSEyt class vessel For freight passage spply To
mv25 =. McMU8RAY. 81 souihst cor Pine
80 FOX FREIGHT Ok CHARTEK-rhs hrst
4s1S class coppered and copper. fastened ship JANE,
Capt Mcdowell, Will be ready 10 receive cargo IN
a few days, and have immsd ispsch FOR farther
particulars apply TO J McMURRAY,
ieT corner Of Pine and South sis.
III FOR FREIGHT OK CHAKTER-The
SGShrsG class British Brig HOPE, $50 ton. bunheni
now lying In the port OF Norfolk, anil could rs i'm.
medlaely dispatched 10 any por! Of tie world. sum
Gent inducement Apply 10.
Jgs w a J. T. TAPsCOrT, 80 south.i
81 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-An A.
49, T. British Brig Of 2ot0 barrels bulb, have I'M
mediate despatch. Apply
ie7 W J. T. TAPscOrr. 80 South-sL
IL FOR FREIGHT OK CHARTBH-A hfsl
49, class British Brig u 1900 hbs bulk be lnlmedl-
alcy dispatched Apply 10
ies w. J.. r TAPsCOrT, 85 souh-sI
II FOR FREIGHT Ok CHAkrkk-An ii
49, Britsh Brig Of 300 tons buTihen. Apply 10
re W. T. rAPsCOTT, 90 South az
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y b. given a. the owners, occupant or occu-
penis al houses and 'o proved or unnnroTed lands
affected HEREBY that The FOL low ing assessments have been
completed by he Asessors, and are lodged IN ne se-t
Commandment oce Tor examination hy al persons ner-
Gated VIZ Tor ~ atrs and gravenR F0ryihrd street,
between .oouueda'- Road snd thh-sverue. The I'm
lie embraced hv such assr.smert rc ude ai the houses
and II ground VEcrnt lots and pieces or p1fc- or
Ian .iust- ON both sides " Forty third street between
b oominsda R1ad and Fflh-svenue sfo on The west
e-y side q he F'hsverne between Forv SECOND and
furth .fr-,. so on The esstery side Of ibe Bloom
ilrIae Rrad. between Forfysec0nd and Foriynurih
streets; also o'h sides f-Ixhaverue between rtF
second Forty 0 streets All persons whose interests
ere Affected he above named as.e'sm-nts and who are
opposed o. the same either Il Them, requested 10
present their objections. In writing, to th@ nm irrsigned
~ he Street Commits losers Office, within thirty days
from be dat- ofths notice
MARIlS r. THOMPSON Street Commissioner,
4 b.frr ~...gft 49,
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NAVAL STokkt-NFuuc iof
druggists, and chambers, ink Makers, kc
Spirit. TurpenInr-Of superior quality and which
viii be putup IN packages suisbs Tor shipment 10 say
psu OF the world
PIT h-A hne sree and extrs siIe
Tsr-RcpemAkeTs and thin Tar, Of excellent qualify.
RosinSoapmakers and other descriptions, various quail
itirs
Nsnshes-Brigm and common varnishes very superior.
The above ARTICLES offered for low and tn
lOls b. suit purchss by
JAS. T. TAPSCOrf Disuller and Msnu'acurer,
AZ successor TO Cooke Adsm. 80 south ct
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JOHN B. INGRAHAM

For farther particulars and conclusive evidence OF rs
superior and efficacy, pamphlets, which may lie
Obtained Of A gents gratis. 49,.
PREPARED ard .1ld by A =. L D. SANDS Duggists loo
Fuit0r.st corner Of William, teW-fofk
500 sl.o rs Broad way, and n Tat Broad way a1
By dmggisie generally thrOuF hout Tue rted -iar-
'Prics Sf neT botlie' Six hottles f1r 8 my6 n
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A NIHULE A. GOOD asa BITE

n VOID hoUk Invented by Geo. W. Gdswoid. Pottefs-
vie n Y This 10 the nc ps vita OF h,hhooss, and Is
destined entirely s0per de the ordinary hook now 10
use III. snged with spring lever and striking hook
The strk hook 10 so ustsd that when set II lies along
side OF the main book. sId 10 retained by slide; when
the h.h ubbles the striking hook oesceuos and ttses hun
on The outside of the -sd They are inside OF various
sixes and adapted tsking all kinds II h.h FOR SAFE
o l22 Eullnn-.L
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DIHI,IC notice. hereby given that petition has
been preseniei To Board Of Aldermen Tor The priv
rege Of incosir fen feet each side Of Fourteenth
nam street a. cOuryards snd % remove the curb ten
feet beyond the present Ire Al persons 10 The above
proposition having objections 10 The sane are desired 10
present them In wiring the undersigned Al his Office
No Hail Of Records on or before The lih day Of June
inst MARTIN T. THOMPSON, Street Commissi ner
500, Co,,rnissi,nar'. OFra June 8 1871 Is lnt
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BIII.Uhks.- Scaled froposss vii De- received
1 ~ The Ans House Commandments Office IN The PafS
until u o'clock "wednesday. June rs, l47, 10 build Nlfs
-rv Establishment Rzndals Island.
Th- plans snd spec hcsons viii be ready " edne-9ay
morpng. June g. 8f7, and NAV b seen and al requisite
Information obtained on application r q. Hatfield, Ar
chec No. los Na.sausL BY order u he Comuiiiee on
CHARITY and Alma MOSES q. LEONARD,
Ans.Hous- Commissioner.
Coranhiss James D. Oliver, Washington smith George
". Pur.er, John P. Cummings, Amos + Haih7ld, John
Cor 4, ief
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FI1O BUIIDEKS.-sesiedp proposals. will be rece We d
AT The us-Ho1se Comm ss0ners Office, IN the farE,
until o'clock June l3h. l5i7 10 build Nursery estso-
N-hment RandAlfs Island.
The plans and specifications viii be ready Ihursday
morning June 10th aud may be seen and all requisite c-
formation Obtained on application q. Halneid, arch-
iect l0a Nas.au-st Nv order Of he Commee Charity
and Aims. james d. Oliver. Washington smith, George
Pur.er John r. Cumming Amos Hatfield. John Coger
Ir COMMITTEE MOSES O LEONARD,
~ tiR Alms-fiou-e Commissilner.
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11ublir Gonuepantes. ST.

HEsuLA Ia s. at'l r u =. s r, :.
DyRsILr and 8R SsSie s's'''s'' CORNELIUS VAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-11

rERI-TEEs, sAIR.-By order Of the ruslee. Of
the estate Of George LockwOod nOn-rrsdent DEBTOR
will be sold At pubc Auchon Tuesday the l5h day OF
June l8f7 ~ o'clock ? ~ The Court House 10 BLOT
the said Georg- lockwood or 10 and % various tracts OF
land situated IN said County. FOR particular a-scf pton
Of me premises f Advertisement 10 he Republican
Wsrhmanr published IN Monticello There are several
thousand acre. (some imorovedl situated 10 ne towns OF
ThomspOu Fa.bufgh, Nam listing Bethel Ll hoeT'ana
WAwsr,ing Liberty and Rock and
kew-York, June lat. ls41
ISAAC v FOWLER.
ROsNELL c. RRAINARD, Trustees
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r. -s.ssyzssezr CHEAP ANDRX- d.
"a .5iES.ssf5sPkDIOUs ,TrsysL

And ali other intermediate places Pefsoos ~ n q.
to any psrl OF the West Canada, would 40
90 w J. T. TAPsCUrr, 81 their 0sserh nyf-Sa
once. n soufh.st New Ys,L TapscotS Tnvsnt -
can be had on application, free.
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VENING LINF-THRoU8H DIRECT


Passengers taking ghs boat vii arrive In limo 10 sss
the morning tsin OF from Troy wesl Buffalo, sd
north 10 Whitehall ana Lake Chsmplsn
The steamboat EMPIRE Cspt X. Macy, 90 Tnesdsy
Thursday and Saturday. At O'Clock, P.M
Tbs steamboat COLUMBIA, on Monday, "wednesday
add Friday, att O'Clock, P. NJ.
For passage or freight spply board the boat or 70
b HALL Al the Once on the wharf myn
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dinner on board.
From the pier fooioi Wsens ST. touching Hammond Of r
The new and elegant STEAMER ROGER WILLIAMS
CspL A. Degr0oI, on Tuesdsy Thursday and Saturdays
half past A. NJ
For passage light frsiaht apply on board the boat
10 GEORGE DObsOH al the office
10 WsrreB-st corner OF Westn
" All persons are forbid trusting ths above boat o.
ercnlnL nf The nNreTs. mrH
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1 Water cure aud summer Resort This estshhsnment
1. stuard lhiry-gwo miles from Philadelphia In eesui
h undu lstng country and is completely srsnged Tor all
purposes Of the practice OF lhe Wsercuru - well a. Tor
The Accommodations OF pleasure visitors
Visitor. take The Reading Cars al Phlsdelphis for
PhrniNvlo and thence miles by stage 10 lhe SPRING.
FOR farther Information ADDRESS Drs GEO LlNGkN and
CHAs. y. HoFFENDAHL., chsslef spuags, Chester Co.
p. ais SswSn'
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" -. I
j,9 l.z foitou'L
\ LIGHTNING CONDUCTORs-Th. being the
., a.on of the year when ghtnng RODS are absolutely
necessary To every building lh- advertiser d, sfes 10 call
ite attention Of the public to bis system OF e"noue'os
Tn. rod. made and put up nv him are ester hsodsom-r
cheaper sDd more compact Than any o'her In use They
are secured together win copper joints, which 10 great
Improvement override hooked" plan u gives bitter
Indeed perfect The public can obtain farther
information n application 10 -. -..,
1. hin y
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The attention Of houseksepsrs add others 10 parculsr
called 70 Wells psieut rghg and lef. screw b~dss1sd
which drew the premium 81 tho ists Fair OF tho Ameca
Insrsas. Old beds renowned. cou wholesale and rs
tail my2s In
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BINGHAMS LINE.
RATES FOR FREI0Hr from rshse-
peia 10 Pittsburgh: Dry goods ~
100 tbs; domestic bales Is cla per w
hardware and groceries ~ eta. per 40 lbs eseecs
tin and copper In sheets so cts per 100 Ia; Avis ~
tiny, b.ryt-s ~ cu per 100 bs; conee - cts per w }"
myasm VIM TYSON. 10 wsssst-
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- steamer SANTA CLAUS, Capt Bafl Over
Dagh, lesves tho foot OF COrand 81 tso's
sitel on Mondays, Wednesdays and fridays al Ococi
p NJ. for Kingston, lsnoing At HAmmOnd-st Cad~eht
West Point N-wburgh. New. HaHlburgh, Milton Paft
keepss, Hyde Para, ElmOfe's and Rblneb@ck. Ga as
days Tho SAINTS Claus leaves the sane pier oclote
The morning. makes The following additional la1diDfs-
HammOnd-sL ROckland Lake, Van COuulanJgs COD
Spring and Cornwall and returns same evening myed
For laIlher lnformaon apply 90 board Al lie VIZ
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,.sll---A ~ 80 w a'Nh A. seven 49,, o.Ss
dists landings - Sressfast and dinnef %
hoard tls boat TIE low pressure steamboat TR0f
Cspl A GOTham, viii leave the steamboat per, foot 4
Barcay-st Mondays Wednesdays and Fridsys 81
seven Ocock-fetulnng on the opposite days
The steamboat NIAGARA, Capt N. l.. keiOgg -ig
leave the steamboat pier foot or Barclay russdsy
Thursday and saturday al half pAsG6 O'Clock returning
IA IL. law
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

cd upon which general and dscursive debates ensued
Mr. RAY moved 10 amend the amendment Just
adopted so that 1t bea State instead of county vote
which being declared of Urder be then moved 10
reconsider The vote the adoption Of said amendment
MIR. r. w. THOMPSON moved that said motion
to reconsider be laid upon the table, which motion
did not prevail
The question recurring on the reconsideration of
the vote on tie adoption of the amendment offered By
DIR. Simpson, il was decided in the affirmative.
Mr.. HATHAWAY now moved to lay Dr. Simpson
amendment On the table; which motion dad not pre-
VAIL
Mr.. KINNEY then. Offered tie following as a sub
stiiutei which being accepted by Dr. Simpson was
UNANIMOUSLY adopted, io-wit: 49,
Add at the end of the proposition Of the committee
offered by Mr.. Better substitute for the fourth
resolution, the following;
land we further recommend, that such law be SUBJ
mtted to the people for their approval in such man.
ner and at such time, not being day of either OF
the annual elections; the Legislature shall Judge
BEST
This was regarded as compromise proposition
upon which conversational debate arose, in which
Messrs. Ames, WylIe, Fairchild, Butler, Bayless
Cressey, Aiatsor aud Simpson participated.
The question recurring on the adoption of The reso-
luton as modified and amended. was decided IN the
affirmative by an almost unanimous vote.
The convention then adjourned until Friday MORN
Ing al o'clock.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10
0~~F Ten Reasons for using Bcagg's Sugar Coate

o. Ten Reasons for using Bragg's Sugar Coated
Pills
Because they highly pleasant and agreeable to the
Taste. 49,. -
Because they composed OF purely vegetable sub
stances, and contain nothing the least Injurious pysi.
cal system .--
B. Because their ingredients admirably combined
ihat they act like cham on all kinds OF levers
A. Because they na,rIe' prescription and act in
perfect harmony with her established laws.
Because every person who has used them win take
no other medi.ine.
Because they act upon all The vital organs, and
ways efcacous in producing healthy secietons, and full
nervous energy.
Because they cleanse the blood from all impurities
restore ii 10 its natural character and circulation
Because they approved Of aud used their practice
by many Of the best ply scins in the and souhe
States. s-s
Because, il you make Of his Tonic Pills fof the
of the fever and have need of any
for u effecuay prevents recurrence Of the disease
TO- Because they she cure OF no dis.
ease but those they the tain
ninety other good reasons light be given, why they should
be used above all others which recommended the
public .-s-rx--
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

NrOTICE hereby given thai have been appointed by IN
" Bliz;
beth Blue Of said county deceased All having claim
against said notified present the for Payment
cdrnc law; and all ebtel to the notified
make Immediate ymsnt. The estate is solvent
Nav D. 1871. 3wllI BENJAMIN BLUE Admir-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

NJ Office administration have been
IN granted the undersigned The clerk Of the probate eou Of
Marion beang date Nay lsih 1871 the estate Of Joseph
fsbos csrsy deceased persons therefore who
debed said estate requested immediate ynientto the
undersigned requested
present heame for The estate probably solvent
May Is - IL. n. FURBOS, Admir-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

MARRIED-0n the 9th inst, by Thomas Morrow
Esq, Mr.. RICHARD NJ. HARMON to Miss Martha
JANE OVERLY, both of this county.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10
AdmfnistrntOr's Notice.

NOTICE l. hereby given that the undersigned has taken out
letters of administration the OF Jacob Crper late OF
Marion county deceased All persons indebted said estate
requested make immediate and those having claims
against the present them properly authenticated for set
Element. The estate is supposed TO BE- solvent.
May 26. 1917 III-3sc DANIEL LANDREY. Admir-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10
LIST or U.Cu.Ursr,S

EREMAININo in the Post oGce at Indianapolis Indiana on
M June l. lS47. 49,
9Peys9ns calling for taesetsltts nil please to say
The inland postage al Jefferson papers for Foreign
Countries must be prepaid, otherwise be fur
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

EPOrs uf The Decins Of is Court Of indiana
N published, Volume W. Price q 90 Price o edrutSi u.s.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

NOTICE TO PREEMPTToN CLAIMANTS :
Every person entitled The rs Of PIE empfn @ any lands With
in the limits Of the os nhps aovt enue required 10 esfzb
iis Satisfaction q
proper Land Once and pr as<
after scsirg Us notice. and Iefre The appointed s The
such claim win be frfsa<d
RICHARD a. YOUNG
wsys1-iOw cs-~sksr' Z ~ es~rs, Lsss dsz.
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Schools.
wM n LEGGErT,s SCHOOL

=
THIS SCHOOL, newly organized, wil be reopenec on
/ Monday Nav s. Al 6s7 BIosdvW. opposite Bond't
II will b- conducted the principle hat me hours usa
sv sp@n wear amer year, IN the school rool are sum
ri-pt N systematically directed and well sppied 70 So
rure he BEST intellectual training oonssien, wth nessih
No ssson, therefore will be given 70 be learned a. nome
ana he pupil will study only few branches al = nine-
enough 10 sord variety ard not many - TO dspsIe
he attention. and destroy the nvigorang sense OF PO
gre,s when prepsed. be will tske up rev suol-en'
Much will be taught directly by the teseher but As INC po
oil ADVANCES and the character ofthe study requires " 10
will be trained 10 close application
speei. care will ne taken TO cultivate the eye, me ear
the hand ana The voice Drawing and vocal music WI pc
tAughtto all Those who continue through he course W
receive horou Oh instruction IN The classical and frrnen sn
guages The services PROT Parmenter Rave oern en-
ssgsd Tor the French kad Of Mr. Joseph fnnsWs' Tor
tbs English department IL,
The health and morals OF the children Will be studied
The discipline viii be mild yet hrm resting 90 ne pupu
Of right and hs love Of the school, MS teachers anu
HI. parents monthy report viii state - nearly As pes
.lble hat Ia. been accom- pshed what neglected nc
terms will be a. IS or 10 dollars per q1srte according
10 the Advancement u he pupils. liberal deducnon
will he MADE when than ere Of family attend.
Books and stationery viii be furnished TO Hose no are
unprovided. There will b. no extra charges except iof
careless or wfu destruction Of property. The sesdenieA
year will Ne divided into four Gusrers-three OF WE'VE
weeks each and the fourth, Sumner quarter OF zen
weeks
Farher information msy be Obtained Of Mr.. Leggeu Al
his residence rs Tenth the present school rooms
lJs Fighth-st % door east II Broadway AT W.
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Ireland's suferings.

An Irish Presby terian Minister writes from Ul-
ster 10 the Edinburgh Witness
aWsaried and worn after long days visiting among
tho destitute and the dying cannot 60 to rest without
asking you allow 10 state in your paper the Ol
lowing which have this day seen In one district
Of our congregation.
The fret Is that of a family who were able TO
relieve others and of whom all bear testimony tbs,
they never sent the beggsr empty away Hardship Is
nov crushing them down One daughter 10 dying. Her
mother has the heart broken look of one In despair
Ya TN this hour msba Of this smusen Ja'nly erer
In tia house make kaopn their Dann or ask bread
from syan6rsi -,
"In auoiher house close hand found the father Of
the family weaving. The change In his appearance
since had last seen him, sstonished me He was hker
n corpse than living His wife sat most hopeless
looking dropping bitter the sick infant 10 ner
arms When had you anything to estl asked
peghbor woman brought us tinul OF meal yesterday
morning-we have had nothing since Wnst can you
make by wesvingf Il am not able 20 work hall Tune
but last week earned ard sixpence. Yet there he
eat working with his little remaining strength r1th1
than 20 OUT dependent on The oortds ohdrty
few helds farther on ] entered miserable nut A
widow and four children were crouched together over
the ashes on the hesrhstone Ihey oohid sca,ey
speak 20 NE from weakness brought on by cant Of food
nIn the next house found the father whom knew to
be q hardworkng industrious man. lying on straw on
the damp ground. His limbs greatly swollen and
had burst His children were out gathering sticks tha'
they kindo nre 10 warm some water nnd MS VIE
was away n considerable distance 10 get turnp or any
vegetable TO boil in the water to make broth, sir AND
for Eve days before acA had been tbs food oil thSt S
man and his wife and their six children.
In other families the scene is darker still Dysentery
10 doing its work with fearful rapidly In one house
the father and daughter died yesterday In another
father mother and son died within week. one DIFF
osity feh non " 10 get eoHns for the dead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04

FROM the Racine (Wisconsn) Whis. April y
The WHEAT CRoP-FUTURE PRosPkcrs.-The
Winter crop entirely destroyed and farmers are now
busily engaged In sowing Spring Wheat on the same
ground sowed last fall The earth 10 dry and dusty sud
everything 10 languishing for the want Of water.
From the Niles (Mich) Repub. April %
The wheat fields 10 this vicinity never looked more
promising at this OF the year than at present
But we hear that on two three of the prsires few
miles West IL 10 seriously injured The 81 Joseph Val
ley has seldom failed out good yield, aud this
wear promises more sbund ant than ever.
From the Springfield (ll Register April %.
The weather for few days past has bsen warm Ne
midsummer the fruit trces arc IN full blossom and
vegetation Of every description is coming forward with
Gathering rapdity.
The whaat crop In Northern Illinois and Indiana IS
said 10 have been winter killed.
Fall WHsAr--We are sorry 10 see our Fall Wheat
looking SO bad Just now Many fields which we have
will have TO be plowed up and resown
Cobourg (Csnads) Star.