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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

UOoi The Boston Courier says -
',here continues tn be a rord demand
Gr American fleece aud pulled WOOL
Stock IN market is not large, and lormer
prices are sustained. Prime SAxuny
llecces washed, 36A3Sc American full
blood. 40a45, 3GA3S. 32A33. and COM
mon 20 SO.
The Courier is leading wing paper.
md, bu, n few months since, was predict.
ing, with III the wing press ,ha, the new
wrlIf would rum the wool growers, bu,
/. appears tina. "formcr prices are su-
tained."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

exerlinns we're unavailable. The slhga-
,nr proved the strongest, and carried of
hrs Erizc. The scene was described to
me by hys,ander, who said he could
trace the monsters course all the way
down the liver. w,.h his victim IN his
immense mou,h.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

Y Illinois JohmifGrS The FLOWING
companies II the regiment of volunteers
called ipr from the State of Illinois, have
arrived at Alton, as we lean hy the Tel.
egeapn;
"On ruesday evening, Capt. Newly,
N'lli eighty men, from Brown county,
reac,. cd this place. He was followed,
on Wei resday. bv Capt.. Turner. iron,
Marion. ". one hundred and ten; and
by Capt. lIot'. from ST Clair, witt
seventy-two; yes,ertlay morning, Capt
Bond, from Clinton county. made his ap.
pearance at the head of one hundred and
thirty four; and in the cvt ming. Capt
Donaldson, with handsome So. Of men
from Pike county. Two Of these com.
panies are not quite full bu, a. the or
ers have more than their complement.
llhe deficiency will douhtless By made No
Without any difficulty"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

A German journal states tina. the application
Of galvanism has been made in Austria for pre-
serving trees from the ravoges Of insects. Tn,
ccss;ssimple; consisting only in placing two
rings, one Of copper and one Of zinc, attached TO-
sesher, around the tree or plant. Any insec
that touches the copper, ii is said, receives ar
electric shock, which kills il orcauses i, TO fal
TO the ground.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

Return Of he I0iun'ecrs.-Ilis sug.
----.-I :" c"n Of ,he -, 7 nnis p,nars :,
give the Illinois Volunteers a public re-
ceplion on their return home. A public
meeting was called for Saturday evening
last in this city f,r the same purpose. but
on account Of The Court House being pre-.
occupied. II was postponed. We presume
another one will be called soon. and meas.
ure' adopted to give the boys such a re.
cepirn. as their gallant bearing on the
battlefield. ard the fatigue Of the cam.
psign euti'le them to.-Q"incy Uhig.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

Lohea--The North American Lakes have
been found to contain 700 cubic miles of water,
o. more than half the fresh water, onahe Globe,
covering space Of about 10000 square miles,
and Training country Of not less surface than
4s0, 900 square miles
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28
llfRIN THE WHIST.

un : hr,th,tsi Gam, ithet and hat T., ~, 49,,
Nor, ami h,;.r ,irI rv n,,,,,iy. 10
Ham III. on,,ch ,s;,n i, nv e,,,v
M,.,c, am vsorau,h,,Isre
Where onc. ,,,vr.1 c,os, ,c.,l,, :. i.
hug--
u" MEADOW aud mootldnd are marches n o
mor"--
Nnd here cnTls the siouke Of my co,oge, be-
eu'hng
The children who cluser like grapes at the
door
Then enter, h'ys--checrIy hoys-en,er aud rest
The land IT the heart Is the land "i The west.
oh', b'Ss '--'nh"' u"Ns '"oho!
r.. .,,.,,,. -, ci.,on,,
~
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

i,ieresiing.-.At Rochester, l,iely nc.
bording to the Democrat. in the First Pwsby,c.
risa Church. three infant sons were baptized,
whose moih0s were sisters and the officiating
minister their brother, who wss assisted by their
Jather i. Ward. ESQ. I" senior elder Of tho
thur,h
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

We sonetlne ; nee expressed our doubts about
General Taylor entertaining a. the ftdersli.ts
sith their ava and t. sustain Us IN the position
then taken, we lay before our readers letter
from Senator Cameron to Col. =. d. Patterson,
Ell tnr Of the Narristawn Register. which j. pre-.
faced with very able editorial 10 that paper
The letter, II y more than probable, will settle
the qlc.ion of Gen. Tayor's political principles
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

The Chicago Journal says =" The " Canal
Office" bag and baggage has arrived from Lock.
port, and some ponderous looking safes, are be.
ing transferred TO their new location in The Tx.
chsnsc.''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

The bntle Of Cerro GorJo was Tough, ON san
day, like TIE battle Of Waterloo. Ccrro Gort,u
signifies great hill Some OF tho newsp prrs
print il Sierra Gorjo which il wrong. Sierra
signifs a saw or, in topography, chain OF
Of hills or noun ans
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

7rawi from Nsu York 10 Boston.--The fare
on tho Worcester and Stoning,on routes, to N.
York, has been reduced to 81 for cabin, and g..
90 Tor deck passengers The price Of freight al.
80 is reduced to 8 cts per cubic foot, and 80 cts
per 100 lbs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

~ the recfn, illumination in Piitsburp, tai.
.lsy named ,sgurih had his shop ornamenied with
lwo iranspareDcies bearing the motto
Worth mGkes the man ! the other, IN takes
qive sprg 10 make Taplor"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

British Deseies.-l he Canada papers are
loud in their complaint Of gres numbers Of SIT.
ish troops deserving their 1,g and nteiug To the
United States to enlist in our army. II is es,i
mated that less tlisn four hu idf,d have TAX CT
"French leave" Of their posts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

"Dear Sir-l our paper Of last week
was handed to me this morning, a d re-
minds me Of promise to pun in writing
what said to YOU the other day 10 re-
gard 10 Gen. Tay Tor.
Il have several acQuaintanres who
know tire old General well. and | met.
since the battle Of Buena Vista, one, y
distinguished citizen Of Kentucky, who
lived beside HIM for many years. This
gentleman was recently the democratic
candidate for high Office. lie says
iha, General Taylor has been a dtmncra,
all his life, and this agrees with all my
information on the subject. Ills cIther
was one of the Electors who gave the
vote Of Virginia to MIR. Jefferson. lie
was the personal aud political friend of
General Jackson, and the firm supporter
nf his administration aud measures In
1903, he was stationed in this place on
| the recruiting service. and he is slIll re.
| membered by some of our citizens, who
speak Of him with pleasure. and say that
| he was then a supporter of Simon Sny.
der. lie entered the army in early life
and has never been a p0llucian-- nor has
| he ever had any connection with the ma
chnery OF party or with wire-working
polilcans-buI he has always kept NJ
m acquaintance with the leading meas
ures of the day, and his enqulriug mint
is stored with a thorough knowledge o
the whole sysiem OF our government,
No man has a greater reverence for III,
will Of the people, aud none have showl
a greater desire TO elevate aud sustain
humble men of Intellect ard merit.
II have before me letter from frienl
at Monterey, who fought By his side
more than one field. dated March IL
1917, who speaks Of him in these words
, -'General Fal lor has arrived. sioce tn,
aI,. We was written. tie is simple an,
unos,e,~ ,aiious as a chld-plain as a pix,
s.aG-honev and unpreteuding-hrav,
as C,e sar, ana az determined aud firm a,
i-.""", lie ha. s'rong good sense-hC
i uunrnamental, bun u'eiul. IhS sen>'
il of tie cat iron kind, not shining, hu
solid. and altogether prlcIca.l lie Is tit
least snowy. unarriiciaI gene, a or sub
al.ern that Is or ever was in tie Am orlcal
army. lie has a power aud an iniluc, e
over men. wherhcr individuals or armies
that is irre,Slable.-AIl around him have
consciousness of security and safety,
while he is with them. Its this mora
porer, This magic Of the miad, whlcl
made hi, four thousand men superior IL
twenty thousand vel disciplined lroops.
III have not. my dear sir, said enough
tn convince you ,Iat Gen. Taylor is {
good democrat of the Jpn'rrsoni1n. Snv
der. and Jackson school, shall be glat
10 hear wha, will make democrat,
Sincerely Your friend,
SIMON CAMERON.
Col. SAMUEL d PATTER ON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

The Mexican Congress has called in
to service all persons capable of bearing
arms. II they lose many more battles
the chief difficulty will be in finding arms
for the men to hear.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

Mr.. Bancroft, our Minister IN England, Ia,
recently been elected member Of the London
Society Of An,iquarians, on motion Of Lord Nor.
peih. Mr.. b. is believed to be the first American.
on whom this honor has been conferred.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

The prophecy JaGRd- Gen. Scott said he
would conquer peace, and he has done so, for
the only part Of Santa Anna taken is the wood.
en- piece Of his IN lcg.-N5r. Beacon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

Capt RrEos Company ef. ,hi, place m
Monday lest for Al.on, and ere now probably
musisred into service. The company was no,
saiis full ~hen they LEFT this place, but /. /.
suppossd Ihai The ranks wsrs filled before ss.eh.
Ing Alton,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

So says the London Morning Post;
ave have again the gratifying TO announce
the approach Of an event calculated to Increase
the domestic happiness Of our Sovereign and
the Prince Consou."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

Trade IN Nfric0.-Nc are doing a pretty
good business in Mexico. Our officers at the
port Of Vera Cruz, collected in five days du,i, :
10 the amount Of 5 90 090
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

Santa Anna's Leg |, is esld,n, lha, Gen.
Scott means to have brush for the Ffesid, noy +,
~ he has taken the stump
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

The officers end soldiers at Monterey have
raised 70 so for the reIioi Of the suffering Irish
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

Raised Right-Yeslerday the suckers
in our cry seemed tn have grown about
an inch taller. after they heard the news
from Cerro Gnrdo. "What makes Suck.
ers fight so well" inquired an inqnsi-
tive friend, of a Sucker teamsler yesler.
day. cause they are raised righE'
was the laconic reply. and he gave his
ponies an extra crack Of his whip whilst
he raised the regular "hoora for our side. v
Well may they shou, with exulla'lon
Tha, they are raised right" Buena VS.
Ia, Vera Cruz and Cerro Gordn have
demonstrated in blazing leuers.-N,
Lo,is Union.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

Promoiei.-J, frerson Davis, Of Miss.
has been appointed Brigadier GenC'al IN
place Of Gen. Pillow, promoted. Col,
Davis has greatly distinguished himself
in the battles under Gen. Taylor, and
the prfermrn, is richly deserved.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

The Editor of the Cincinnati Gazette
observes lhai. having recently passed
through the state of OHIO, from Clncn
nat, 10 Cleveland, and thence to Beaver,
Pa, he has arrived at the conclusion that,
although large portion of the sovn
whea, has been wn,er.killed, the guam
rny in the ground promises yield above
an average crop.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28
Col. SAMUEL ID PATTER on.
Editor Norrislown Register"

Giant HspT0gHs.--A spondent
Of Downing's HorIiculturist, raises Shoots
of asparagus, which, he says. are with.
out exaggcralnn, ds large as his hoe han.
die. and perfectly tender and succuenl,
by this method: One parI Of hen du ,g
to forty pats Of stable manure, are spread
two inches thick on the bed. in autumn.
aud forked in. The next spring this is
turned over slightly, and coating Of a
quarter oil an inch II salt added. This
di.soIves by rains, and kills every weed,
while Il promotes vigorous growth OF
asparagus. lie cuts his asparagus when
about six inches high, wholly above
ground, and then i, is all perfectly tender
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

Taste Of The HHga'or--Jsva is. it
appears, filled with allgsiors. That
these animals are more dangerous to Eu-
ropeans than to natives, the following an
ecdote from Dav,d,on's Trade and 'flav.
81 in tho Far Eas, sufficiently proves ::
'In my enumeration of animals danger.
Gus to man. | omitted The alligator, which
inies,s every river and muddy creek in
Java, and grows to very large size. A,
the mouth of the Batavia river, they are
very numeI Gus and dangerous, par'jcu-
larly to Europ' ans. il strikes one as
extraordinary 10 see the copper.colored
natives bathing in the river within view
Of large alligator; they never seem to
give the animal thought, or to anticipate
injury from his proximity. Yet, were a
European IN enter the wafer by the side
of The natives, his minutes in this world
would be few. recol'ect an instance
that occurred on the occasion Of some
troops emharkng at Batavia for the east
ward, during the Java war. The men
had all gone of, with the exception Of
three sergeanls. who were To follow in
the ships jolly boat. which was waiting
fur them AT the WHAT: two or them step.
ped into the boat, but the third IN follow
ing, missed his footing, and fell with hi.
legs in the water and his body over the
gunwale Of the bnai. In less than an in
slant. an alligator tlar,ed from under the
wharf and seized the unfortunate man BY
the leg. while his companions in the boat
laid hold of his shoulders. The poor fel'
low called on, to his friends Pull
Hold on Dcn'tle, go' bu,+heir a'naos,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

IiJnume,i 10 Coz. YeH.-The Wash
+uglon (Ark. Telegraph. in very hand
some tribute to the fallen brave OF that
State, proposes TO erect monument al
Lutte Rock, at public expense, Ia "Col
A. Yell and the brave who fell with
him at Buena VISTA"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

Livi gsion County Circuit Court commences
Its session on Monday, the 22l Of June next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28
Relief NlCciins.

A meeting FOR the Irish Relief will be
hell al the couri house, in Ottawa, 10.
morrow evening. at I o'clock. p. ".
Ottawa. Friday. May 10, ls47.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28

m We are auth aiz,i 10 IN ounce x. f A.
TON GOODEi.I. rs cad date Tor Tie otlica
II lCorr'v Commissioners Cleis, a, the nrxt
August E'rciion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-02
The Intercepted Letter.

RICHMOND sept ]. 1871
The Neu Orleans PicayvHs gives iron the "a
lana Bo,efia of the 9th OF August what purPcrfse
be the iercepted letter to Gen Scott from he
Cabinet at Washington, copied from the RspsAs
cauo OF the Capital The dates OF the letter Ss
omitted. After stating the financial difiicultisss
the Government and the consequences with W
difficulty Of raising the force demanded ny Tea
Scott. the letter proceeds
Il mach fear YOU will have to remain IN as
center of Mexico in a state of inactivity very sn'
expectedly. also. tho fate of Gen Tsyl " sa
trusted to your skill and foresight connden' Yea
will employ well the resources st commend tb'ss
we furnish You hereafter in iomen'ns the desirable
Revolution you announce, which is to open The
gates OF Mexico and put the enemy IN aia'e posa
ton. by the ath OF June you VIII nave lost tine
enough then obtain an armistice. and oy amusing
these people with propositions OF peace and nsu
trslize meantime the movements OF the guerihn
who seem to much snnoy you
The steamer Telegraph leit New'oneans ,s
Brazos ON the cath, taking Capt. Cl'nch and Do
tachment OF recruits Capt. Randall OF the Pay.
masters Department with three hundred thousand
dollars in gold, and several officers o. tne army
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-02
Hon. JOHN 7, MASUNi ,,,,,-.I
Secretary Of the Navy. Warrington.

~ The Washington correspondent OF the ID
timore Sun pays the following deserved co~pllmssss
MAJOR Lslly
The news brought this evening BY the soahsrns q
the loss sustained by Major Lsliys commsna foa "
gusrriIss is generally discredi,ed. tcomss . roxs
about way through too many Mexican uA,sr's ss.s
on, sni coursse who. you rpsy depend upon ~ %
due ,me awe good account Of hiuasei and % ls''
10 his pstive state Msiar) lie IL made me mx ~ 4.
Eprlsnsers of the digit Kind OF raw material VA ~
degree of workmanship which 10 best .ppssess
,her south. aud blended together constitutes 49,
no c.lI,d the perfect sold.r snd gentleman ss"eo
te.r sbou, him until shsll see he official report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-02
BY THE SOUTHERN mai.
Health Of the Squadron.
From the Washington Uniol

From the wAstington Unos.
u. s. SHIP CHINATOWN. I
Anton Lizsrdo August L.. lsuI
SIR: am gratiied to say that the sick on hoard
the vessels Of the squadron here and those h
hospital Of Salmadins are al improving
have the honor TO be, with greet respect your noh
obedient servant NJ {. PERRY.
Commanding Home squsdros
Hon. J. Y. Mason, Secretary the Navy "sshinsss
U. \. Smr GERMANTOWN. I
Anton Lixsrdo, August H. letIi
srR: 1t 10 my painful duty to inform the Depsrtes'
of the death of Lieut. Charles w. Chsuncey, OF -
plexy. Lieut.. Chsuncey had been sick OF the ~
which prevails In the squadron and had 90 Ter -
cred as 10 be pronounced by thu medical ohcers -
of danger His remains were Inferred yesterday ~
military honors
hays the honor to be- with great respect your ~
s,sn, servant NJ C.. PERRY.
Commanding Home sqasdrw
Hon JoHN Y. MASON,
Secretary Of the Navy, Warrington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-02

RicHELIEU DIANoSDPoISrED GoLD PESs.--A new
proof Of their excellence that daily receiving
def for them the friends Of those that have given
them fair trial They say they the best and, At ~
the cheapest pens Of the day. b. T.. WArsoS Co Is
Willamst one door below Wsl-st and J. Y SAVAGE %
Fulton-s have the exclusive sale Of them Other pens a.
Al 25 81 o. sold for 81 90 81 - and - elsewhere Pens
rspairet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-02
business Notifies.
LEARY \ co. MATTERS.

LEARY 4 co MATTERS.
~ Anrnnr lsi7 Fashion fu GeEtiszens Has, will
be introduced on Friday sept, 3 The Black Bearer
Hats We are now manufacturing will embrace important
improvements recently perfected BY and 10 quality
ard elegance Of style will be unequaed BY any bereto'
fore offered They will be readily distinguished BY the
mp which when sg'sted by the air becomes detached
into delicate and graceful j,s OstaHt"s feature char.
ac,ersuc Of the choices, quality of genuine Beaver
4stoy House ~ Y dn1 23. fsi7. au24 Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-02
Things In Philadelphia

C0rTespOndcnce 0I Tbs THb0nf ~.
PHnADsLPmA. sept iS
The Cotton Market is still without chanss'
rather better business has been doing In Flour 800 b.
Penna for shipping taken at - Is; end S0 DOS
extra for city use at $50. s5i. Cora Meal hesY o.
, ~. 100 bbls. Rye Flour sold st ~ s5oo oa'ne's
Southern Red Whcst brought ll7c. shosA-0es MO
rather more dealers wishing to sell than 70 psy NJ.
steady ct Last quotations Oats very duh rev soensia
and Penns are held At 4014ic Groceries sfs ns'sf
hfner 100 hhds. n q. Sugar were taken on uns q y
a7c. Provisions without change.
Stocks rather fnner today
SALES OF SrocKs- First Boards Camden ADsJ
RR, lf7; 5000 Penn Sc. b5. Is l0o0 Susq Csns ~
81 $50 Reading dc, 3Ji al 1000 U = Trees HSs
5 rs, cash. 1903
Second Boards FlemiDgton. 10 500 U Los "
'57 lOfi; IlOJ Girard Blk 10; 900 Penn So. 81 arr
7s 500 Susq Canal Bds. ga loo Reading - q
10 Wilmington RR. 81 $500 Texas Treas Sosa w.
New Jersey Copper. b., "a 80 r. aiding, A. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-02

~ Persons wishing to adopt safe, jadieious and
thorough system Of Advertising can do 90 fhroagn tue
agency OF v B. PALMER, he 10 especially appointed
and authorized BY the Propretors OF the best newps
pers of every section Of the country for which he 10
daily receiving advertisements, and from whose liz.
choice and suitable selection be made adapted 10
various business pursuit. Every ipformaton which
the experience Of the agent enables him 10 mpsrt In
ation 10 the suitable papers district o. country
modes Of advertising &c o. desred) Is eheeriuy
municated-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-02
FALL STYLE or HATS

" GrSiS, IA Broadway, opposite 81 Panls Church
y now prepared furnish his customers with the
style Of Hat with an improved lining. The subscriber
feels warranted in declaring bis establishment able
and every demand Of the beau oHd, the economist
and Of those who prefer TO follow their tastes instead
u complying with the dictates Of fashion.
cFSIy pa Broadwav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-02
prsrAroHEs FOR THE TRIBUNE
sY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
Rhode Island Election.

,h,, following TelcsraPhic Dispatch iron cor
ny os the Boston Atlas, IL viii be seen that
II'o""s Loco) has been elected to Congress cve
inoIs'on 'sl 10 the Western District Of RHODE
oFo'Ns W. sequence Of divisions among tie
IsIs,i In CON-
Wings: -. BosroS Sep, la ocioeA
AuSV"e stern District OF Rhode ~,
al the towns In sns ", :. fwhis, 2sss: Tbs,s..
had FROM but r~o. Up5h 3. mn dosb, Of Ta.,.o-.
loco 29s; Hall so There ,vestsp.
.l..,.nn. the Prarlfeafl JgErnal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-02

~ Let any one who wishes 81. end - 49, 80
pleasantly visit the Museum Campbelis .ttbiTS q :.
nnder- giving series Of performance. - -,
worthy Of the attention ell lovers Of rich and
minstrelsy All are perfect matters both Of inn. i.
and voices. and BY constant practice have become ~
TO no other band Ia the country. They perform ths
). O'Clock and this evening AZ ~ IN c0nlones
with the concerts of the Orphesns the Balloon Ptno.
Of London, sc. Ac In the Picture Gallery OF ne
scum Gen Taylorr portrait 10 be seen, with othrE
| ositic. without ..fra charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-02
p.sSpNcrEs ARRIVED

In ship Baierloo Jrovs Lioo-peot-M NJ. Sanford Dec
bye II Gilbert Henry, Leigh, q ssndenhon
Geo Mcmillan, SIR Etes. Thorn John ufspe . sn.
family. James Moress and family, iisylsnd. Cooper
MIas Marl Wnodf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-02

4, Newo Orleans or the s,h of August CATHARiNE
STEVENSON wife Of James Stevenson. daughter Of
the late Nicholas Roe of this City and sister o Wism
a,d Nicholas Roe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-02

GOLD PENS All those in want Of good article in
this line should go TO j w. Creation & Co III Cedar
They have several new and very superior styles, at
very low prices Pens that others sell at " they sep
so
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y.llo,, Fever >~w-O.

RicdsoSc. ,,,..o -
Nex.Orleans papers Of the 18th a. al. -
nothing later from Mexico. The inferno,
Yellow Fever during the twenty four a
ending a, nine o'cleck on the morning OF the u
were f,,ty nine. The desths at the Charity Hs
pital TO six clock the same evening were twelve
The Data SAYS thu, tie excessive heat Of the TIE
dn s past had given no hopes Of an abaiemensd
the endemic