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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

iHE EXPEDITION AGAINST MEXIco.-The "a.
<AHah Republican says II has cOnyersed with gentle
esh OF unmpcschable Character. who had command Of
ne OF the United states steamers for the transportation
Ssoidiers &C. from New Orleans 10 Mexico. during
~ late and this informant says that Col De Rus
" Of The Louisiana Regiment who had been asked 10
<Sone the leader Of The movement told him that he
eorths since.
WHOLESALE PolsosISG.-We understand saws
~ btaehester va Rpa5lc0z, that the family Of Col
Inward Coton OF Berkeley TO the number of 96 were
y4soned ON Monday last A large number Of the fam
are suil confined 10 their beds though believe no
rs'hs rs yet have occurred Unfortunately, neither
Sei e no. any o; his family certain to how they
seosoed The poison II is believed however, 10 have
ei communicated to the system by their partaking
Nsome food which had been standing In glazed stone
a or crock. The glazing substance OF crockery ware
= generally known. csRtsas poisonous qualities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11
HOLLAND.

The Amsterdam Bourse was less active, and little
bushes. doing but prices Of the leading securities,
were not altered Wheat was In less sctve demand at
ST. Petersburg, on the 10Th Hemp and taiio" were
without alterations.
Antwerp sdvices do not report any improvement IN
trade, but quote Exchange on London, at y 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

FREE SOIL MEErlSC IN ALBASY.-We learn
nm the Arsus that on Thursday evening there was
sa,e large gathering at the Capitol. The meeting
called to order by THos. b. RiDDER late chairman
u TIE Whig General Committee. Col. RoBr. T. TIN
M presided and there was long list OF NicePresi,
tsats and Secretaries, among whom were such well
nown and respectable Wings as George Jones, Amos.
Dean, John D. Livingston John Rodgers Chss Conklin,
Ns Allen and others Onehalf OF the organization
Quantities. included was composed Of equally well
eaown Whlgs. John Van Buren, was the chiei spokes
aso- His Whig iellow.lsborer J. l.. White, Esq was
70 VI IL was said 10 be present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11
Wing Nominations.

Assembly. ........G. w. GoFF, Esq. Of Moriah.
Comfy Clerk. &c. 8 NICHOLSON.
COUNTY Jadge ...J +. McVEAN of EhzabethtowD.
CosUfU ITeasuYer Dr. HALE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11
8. WEED, Secretary.

rY-A building owned by Robert Bacon and oc-
cupied by Ephram and Chas Martin, braid msnufsc-
turers Medord. Mass. was destroyed by fire. Build
ing and machinery tota loss--psrtialy insured Tho
Messrs Martins loss is about 5000 on which there 10
A 50l insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

~ Avery destructive ire is now raging IN
the pines near Hampton Gate about co miles Sc l. OF
Trenton The pines very dry. not having been wet
fire spreads with great rapidly. Newark Adv. Sth
~ The tannery OF Messrs. Lefever 4 Co.
Greenfield Ulster County. destroyed by FIRE on
the lst inst together with number OF outoudinss
connected Herewith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11
RUSSIA

Dates from Vienna today that the Cholera was
spreading with fearful rspidty.
The Russian re, olution Is cOntradicted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

y The Boston DAILY Republican, which has
neenty been purchased by Hon. Henry Wilson Of
Muck, and Mr. Damrell of Boston. appears in an en-
xscd form and new type. We are glad to learn that
q Republican, lie prospering
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

" The Union is the title OF a trl-weekiy paper
jss started by Mr.. Henry Tilden, at New'Bediord'
xssschusetts 1t makes handsome appearance and
spedsed to the support Of Taylor and Fillmore. Mr.
nden formerly published the Neo Bedford BHi'et'H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph to the Ncw-YOrk Tribune.
Army Orders Gems. scott and Taylor.

WAsinNGrON, Saturday sept =
The Army Orders have assigned Gen. Winfield
scott 10 the command Of the Eastern Division Of the
Army, and Gen Zachary Taylor to the Western.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

EARrHoUAKE.-Fridayn night about lO4 O'Clock,
ss.rong shock of an Earthquake felt in different
parts OF the City, as well as on Brooklyn Hights We
are informed by gentleman living in Rutgers place
hat the motion such to jar his house very sens
bly, while it was accompanied by rumbling like that
Of heavily laden wagon. 1t was also felt by persons
living in the vicinity of Hell Gate, well as in several
pNtS of Westcheser County. In one house the crock
sy.wsre IN the second story was broken This was a
kx minutes before IL o'clock and followed by
mother slight shock about in the morning.
Since writing the above, have received the fol
hFng note from correspondent at Fort Lee:
awe had shock of an Earthquake here at about II
o'clock last night. 1t was very severe for its con
tnGance, which WAS. should think, about minute
9hers think it lasted for at least two minutes"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11
rrr,r purI ILLOGICAL INSTITUTE
AnE .ss,csL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
No. liz FIrst-syenue ..a-u
a,oa.sp CORNELL, PAiscirAL. -
,xr1sro m SCHOOLS,

Am TOWARD HOWE, y, Orgsnia g pr; n..s. y
seuina y te aehss vocal music In scbooss
"a semasnes ADD Ia ciassss He also eonnues y u
ssrsct p-jsas pupis the organ ard panoiorts mo
~ md he scisnce Of harmony, counterpoint Ac Ap
nIiesious arc received u his residences "a 0resaoS
AZ IvisklwN- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11
HUNGARY.

The fortified position Of the Seryisns at Verasz has
been torrned By the Hungarian troops The seryians
lost 1000 men killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

u GEORGE II. AYDREws of Ticonderoga is
Recommended for Congress by the Wings Of
Essex County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

The AlJaay Erca,ag Journal gives the following
returns for members Of the House OF Representa-
tves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

FREE Soil rs WIsCOSsIN.--A very enthusiastic
Mass Free-Soil Ratification Convention was held at
snesyille on the 9th ult. Delegates were in attend
snee from mos, Of the Counties in the State. F. s.
LOWELL chosen Chairman, c. +, jenkins, J. Bond
and George Gale Secretaries A State Convention 10
choose Electors and to perfect thorough organization
ef the party called at Madison the 9th inst.
The nomination IVAN buren, and ADAMS ratified.
reform of the traffic in the Public Lands was recon-.
nsnded Resolutions were also adopted asserting that
Postage collected in the Free States should be expended
the Free States and Postmssters and all other off
GERS far as possible should be elected by the People
The fact that the Northwest has been unable TO obtain
River and Harbor improvements attributed to the
undue influence OF Slavery in the Government. The
Buffalo Platform adopted. Daniel Washburn a
New.York Barnburncr. William c. Gilebron Wing,
and Hon. A. w. Randall, Loco Foco made eloquent
speeches in behalf of Free soil and the Buffalo nomi
nees. A State Central Committee was appointed com.
posed of three from Milwaukee, one from Waukeshs,
one from Walworth one from Racine, one from Rock,
one from Dane, and one from Jefferson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

LNENtH EANUC WE IT, -. - I.1,-v.
II from Paris forming evening classes fcr isoics
and gentlemen also special class Tor ladies' IN no aner-
noon He will his nsiclons iof me suipf seeson
on Monday September 49, lsie The class-s-each limited
10 ten pupis-wi at the Prof-ssors room. ID La.
fssge Buildings l89 Broadway, where apyhca1on. ere
rrc-ved daily between 5 snd p NJ Terms-St per
month Mr. Lagrox has sill under hs charge hs French
deparment at The celebrated Institution VI mo hesss
Abbott to whom he IL at liberty 10 refer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11
nKIVATE TUITION.

DKIVATE TUITION.-A gehIeMhu ",o ~ "a
teacher offers his assistance those desifous OF
more private direct and personal Instruction In The above
Departments Of education They viii had thef progress 70
be more rapid oough and sfactofy than when ssees
are large Persons prepared tor college CHARGES moce-
.te and may ether by The lesson month or quarter
and stfend at any convenient hour He Is superior pen
man Also French taught Respectable references gwen
Apply Al 80 Canal o. be~ and O'Clock. % Stood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11
To the Creditor. OF the late Republic of Te.rs.

In answer TO the various communications ad
dressed to US in regard to the manner the various
claims against the late Republic of Texas shall be pre-
sented we will state that the originals in al instances
must be filed as evidence OF the claim. Persons hold
ing stock Bonds Treasury Notes, Military Scrip, any
other audited acertalned claim, will be required 10
hle them as though they were unsettled accounts
Claims may be presented IL person or by attorney All
communications addressed 10 the Auditor and Comp
troler must be postpaid For the better information
OF those concerned copy Of the Act l. hereto annexed
JNO " sWIsHER. AUDITOR
s..,ts Aug sIsss JAMES b. SHAW, Comptroller.
The act above referred is entitled An Act to pro
vide for ascertaipng the debt Of the late Republic OF
Texas Approved, March 90 lsis
CANAL ToLLs-The Albany Ercaiag journal
gives the following the amount Of tolls received
ali the New York state Canals IN each OF the following
years during the 4ih week in August ami the total
Ia the L Il Of seutsmher:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11
Kingston, Jamaics, July %, 1913.
-. ~. lf..for, Ionru.I

I STORM IN East FELicIAsA.-The Wig OF
Saturday last says On the night Of the 18th this sec
ton of country visited by storm OF wind and
rain which, for violence aud duration stands almost UNI
paralleed We have not been able 10 ascertain its ex
tent, but from its character here doubt not its ex
tension quite large scope of Mississippi The in
jury inflicted upon crops ia not only severe but In
great irreparabe. The longcontinued rains
have made the cotton weed in most places very rank,
and the wind of Friday night has in most fields laid
PROSTATE the earth The damage sustained BY the
overflow is not ascertsined Il Is quite certain howe
YER that It considerable since during the whole OF
Saturday and Sunday the low grounds everywhere re-
NAMED deluged The bridge on the main road leading
hence Jackson carried away We learn that rav
cling has been resumed the road, temporary fsci
for crossing the Comite having been Inade by our
citizens on Monday.
The LATE SroRm-During the heavy storm on last
Saturday, the store Of Mr. A. Latour at Bayou Chicot
~. Landry parish. blown down, and goods des
troyed to the amount of ZOO The sugar crop of the
PARISH it Is supposed will he reduced onethrd in con
sequence of the gale. n. o Com. Bulletin, Aug 81
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: NETWORK TRIBUNE.

o., k,wyoRK DAILY TRiBuSE Is PUBLISHED
,vFKf MORNING. tsuSDAYs ExcEfTEOh
a, Tn. Tribune Buildings, corner OF spruce
sad Nassau streets, opposite the t'ty Han,
..s ~ c a, sab.cr.rs or isx csn 7-r vess Or -h'a
-. er..r they pay ai,snces t ~ -, =. ~
-, us r.i. sls. corr. Two 0-n va sio,.oer'
- . pr suunn al ~ fsq-t n NJ ,s-s con'agsd
- f.. IN. pad ssr., nrtns 'tr1 fntn'
- ID si.snos r-auir-d ls,eA~nEcs VIII CoYuir >sr.
49, p,, psp4r. reeve - ths oSce ~.e terms are higher
+. . t,.,sof X. Trsun< noi showed sry ts>r-nts
yVRNs OF .uNsRT4siNe-fbs -ddr9lffJ
n-eitn = cent? ir'tds satso1us.f
ii en. osgsl4s inssfs ~ cent. tbs
Ger lseT;ou 40 cents fS'ts subsequent
49,. "a rs,s f-sslcs Subsequent insertion - cent? oNtk
- iSysFr nssrtr,r cea lne daily su1s>qn-n n.-r
- 800 in- once tscc ttrce Yer ~eek eents hoes
-. -, ssv one thfre per wees c-is me
rfutHs NtKRIA6Es ,os FUNERAL NOTICES re' esfeds-s
,.-,--so. ..r,.t 10 III, paper ape" both Ia ne Morn
q AZ k,.lsns Ea.,oss
THE SEnII-VVEEKLY TRIBUNE
,.i. Hsaresday and Szf-rday ncfus frfss'P
,,l13a. To coI .et tor -
NEV-vcRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
WAY LARGE PAFfR FOR 1HK COUNTRY % Puo~h"
90 g rr'i-g a. sa l'e rrsgi - per sanuAa s'''
a a. .opi,s of tfS. ef tseuty cope. 'or So . .
GREfiFY fLRATH Publishers
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y dispatch from Augusta informs us that
Hon A. H. stephens Member Of Congress from
Georgia lust as the cars leaving ATLANTA Geo
day before yesterday, bad collision with Judge T. Il
Cone OF Geo. receiving IN the rencon
tire several staos supposed 10 be- mortal The excite
unent against Judge Cone for committing the act WAS
great and il was with much difficulty that those pre- ent
were prevented from taking summary vengeance on
him at the instant.
Since writing the above learn that the cause OF
the assault difficulty which took place some days
previous Judge Cone, we are informed mad cast some
severe reflections on the course which Mr. stephens
had pursued Ia Congress. which led 10 angry words,
and denial OF the use OF said TO be applied 10
Mr. stephens by Judge Cone, and some corespondence
mad taken place the subject On meeting al Atasnta
the matter was renewed and resulted in the stabong
Nr : receiving FIVE wounds-one in the abdomen, two
in the ribs Qn one instance the knife breaking IN the
wouui0 one in the shoulder and the fifth In the hand
(oecasioned by Mr.. s. seziDg hold OF toe knife) by
which the thumb nearly discovered. The wounds
of SIR : were so 20 leave but little hopes OF
MS surviving Judge Cone 10 stated 70 be powerful
and muscular man. while his opponent IL OF dimlnuye
size, and possessing but little physical strength.
Charleston Courier, 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

TOTAL DEsTRUCTIOs or THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
AT SOUTH BosroS-At about halfpast IL o'clock iast
night Waterman Kimbal, of South Boston, discovered
hre bursting from the root OF the Catholic Church.
situate on Broadway ~ South Boston, Ia which Rev
Mr. Ftzsmmons oticated The Boston Fire Depart
ment which the time were at work at ire In sea
st promptly on hand bat unfortunately were not
able 10 save the beautiful building from total desruc'
ton. Their efforts were, however, successful IN ar
resting the farther spread Of the flames, though the
Orthodox and Uniyersaist Churches were IN great
danger and narrowly escaped being burned Indeed the
former was at fire in the belfry, but the
flames were seasonaby put out
The dwelling house OF Rev. Mr. FitzsmmOns, al
Joining took ire and partially damaged, and the
occupants OF all the houses in the neghborhoOd had
hard work 10 them from catching nre. The burned
Church was substantial stone building erected some
FIVE years ago It's entire cost was about $1,000 and
It's interior decoration OF the most elegant and
costly description. An organ built by Appleton al an
expense OF a. 800, and a beautiful Cruclnx 0y Bail
Hughes was burnt The yestments and altar furn
saved The insurance. as we learn IL as FOL
lows at the American Office, $4,000 National sloOOo
New. En- and $1,000 The Firemens Office mad s3OOo
On the organ Boston Trav. 9Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11
SCHOOLS.


AIRS. THIBAULT,S BOARDING. AND DAY
WI SCHOOL, No. Is Washington place viii f.opeu %
Monday, Sept II a Stsw 2w MWaF
AIRS. GIBsON,S BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL,
AVIFOR YOUNG LADIES, n Bond Of VIII be- rc'pened
on Thursday Tth September aus gAw3w-
NIRs.BAILEY,S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
WI for young lsdies 10 Carroll place. will reopen %
Thursday September J. saso tls~sw
MISS lAKROLL's SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La.
wi DIES. 81 Madson-st. viii be reopsned ON Mondsys
llh September. 50 W
THE SCHOOL FOR Young LADIES, IM
DO reopened Monday Sept IL. few vacancies r.nsm
for boarders au2s 3tawtw-
sFtFCT SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LADIrS AND
SMIsSES = hs Misses ALLERTON5 school 80 Third
avenue will be continued commencing Monday. 4th sop
Crcuars with reference can be obtabed al thS
shoys nice 50 iws
CITY COMMERCIAL SCHOOLING 100
~ Frankinst adjoining, the Dutch Church tbs ins'hu'
cepon OF pupils card OF &c be Obtained 1t
The school 10 nj JAMEsB QUICK.
FRENCH AND ITALIAN.--A gentleman lately
l. connected With Yale College AS Instructor " Modern
Languages, wishes TO give lessons In tho City m french
and Italian in bosdin schools private classes Inc bsst
references Will DO given Commune atone sent 10 A. D.
box 1865 Post Office, will be promptly attended =, % I'M
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR sCHOOL.-ProI
OJOHNSUN Recfor.-The hrsl quarter OF the new year
began Monday, Sept Pupils are ecelved at any ume
during the quarter George g. Parker, Principal CLASSICAL
Department. Lewis Ii. Hobby Pnrcipal Englsh depart
uent. soo~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING. DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES'
AK GREENE-sT. between Wayeriy and Clinton
ZOO places-Mme COUrAN will reopen her estsb-
lshment on the 7h Sept next Young ladies' wtshinG 10
ion the French Spanish Drawing Glasses only WI be
admitted for each Of these branches. anp m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11
CLASSICAL INSTITUTE. Is3 EAST BROADWAY
~ TRACY, Am. PRINCIPALS assisted by com

~ .petent Professors IN tho Anclsnt nnd MoooI Lsn-
guages, In Music, Painting, Drawing &c
Parents DESTROYS Of finding school where Industry or
der and perseverance, sfscmaly incucsted by ju-
dicous application Of uild measures, are respectfully re-
quesed 20 inquire the merits Of this Institution ta
Term opens Monday, Sept 4. -au3o IW-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

We find the following telesraphic dispatches Of
the state OF the ppvinces Ia two or three % the
ul1ruinr uauers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

Whenever the friends of Human Freedom take their
stand upon a question that may possibly peril the ex
Of the nion they must not permit their motives
70 be mpeacbed by assigning too prominent post 10
men who may be readily supposed 10 be governed by
feelings of disappointed ambition and personal resent
meht
well know that there Is much dissatisfaction fel, in
al the Free States at the strong sectional feeling mani
tested at the South and easily understand that
Mr. Van Burens friends must feel vehement resentment
at the cool manner in which he was dropped at Bait
more after he had served their ends 1t was most
ungrSteu return for long OF self denial on his
part of all his natural feelings Northern man. and
Of lifelong acquescence in the views and preJadices
of the south
cannot however feel that are called upon to
resent this ngrsttude The quarrel has taken place,
and hope that its result may be- that the honest part
of the nation may be restored 10 their rights.
With another portion OF the Northern men can
more fully sympsihixe. | mean those who protest
.gst the sectional feeling Of Southern politicians and
their Unsuitable desire of local ACKNOWLEDGEMENT There
has been too much OF this eyinced in our national
councils and am ready a, all tunes TO resist iis en-
cronch,nents But in doing this, | would not place
,heir eminent men under the ban of public opinion.
Giving as would do, just preference to the states
men OF our own section Of the Union would be ready
10 DO Justice 10 theirs and wncn hnd great capacity
for public service Independence OF thought nrtnness
Of purpose unlimited devotion 10 the common welfare
10 any son OF the South aud cannot elevate myself be
yOnd the narrow limits OF my State to do Justice TO
those qualities msy forget that was born IN Mssss'
ehusstts-thst am citizen OF New York and claim TOO
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26
M0NUMENT NOTICE.

\ II. psrsons holding monies collected Tor the "A arec,iop of aMonumentin honor ef the officers -.5 5.oldisrs. who have fallen iii the Mexican War, .,s.,sones.ed by the Monument Committee, to pay ar.- inc anne without delay. to the Treasurer, and s,,xard a Report, or the subscription upon which ,h. money was collected, to Col. l.. J. keardcn, Secretary of the Board. L.. no, ve, bcen received by the Treasurer to de- i-,y , tbc expenscs connected with the removal to ,, ,psss of those who fell st the battle of Buena v.,a. snd also because the Committee desires to saow inc amount that has been raised for Monu- "'n' pa'p0'e 4. E. THORNTON. Treasurer:
 Little Rock, Nov. 24th. '4I.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26
X CARD.

THE undersigned has been engaged Tor many
 ....s n, inc eonstfuefion of large Sectional Van of Arkansss, which he intepts publishing in ss coasse of the ensuing year Hts position as nr.ftsuan in the Surveyor Generals oiiiee of tnis State. for the last eight years has given hin the most favorable opportunity Of laying oown 'be O. 0asr,nhy 1s of such map as nearly perfect ss can
 In order to ensure the utmost possible correct o..s in the position of County Seats. F: ohces, aod roads. he would respectfully solicit all those F. u.ss.ss aaA others interested in the eorrect Icca foa. of County Seats. who have nCt sent ia sae nunberS of tlicir ffpectivs. places. sa ne At'1 ,a sli thcse who have been 50 prompt as to Favor bm witt the necessary information, he hsreby ten Ter, his si ,cere thanks. C LANU lhEE,
 Ine Rock. Ark's. May 30A, lsis.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26
NEW " 0RK.

T,xAMIN ALTON of the doctrine of the Resur t, reetIon. and other subjects herewith connee- ,sd by inc Rev. Charles F. Tartentiue. late of the Tennessee. and now of the Arkansas Conference, M E. C, Soath. r... ;l.i0. .b :,
 Persons wishing to obtain copy of the hrst .liion. will do well. 10 forward their names to ths ,u,hor a, Little Rock, or give them 10 any oi the members Of the Arkansas Conference, ot the M. E' L., South. IA .n
 Little Rock, June 10, l5is. 4V-"
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26
gGNSI DEW&Ss
 AND NJ EDICI N ES, JUST n ErEuVEn
JUST RECEIvEn

AND
 FUR S.iLE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
 YNHE subscriber is isconytxnily receiving 0 1 from New York genuine assortment
 of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicdts, Peyfa- mery, Paiais, Oiis. Dys- Sfsfs, &c.. Sc. lI Patent Medicines; smong which are Dr. Fay as ,.is Baisam of Lverwort; Jaynes' expectorant. " Euaa Ralseea; Dslleys paia extractor: Hays and . ~ses linmen;; Lin's strengthening pfaster; kom- ;, k, s, rernauge; Moaatts phnnix bitters aad veg .sie life pills; Bar,hoiomew's expectcrant; Sphon's y,elnes, oldndge's balm of Columbia for the hair; 'ssh's medjeanentum.
 All ot which will be sold low for cash. ee DIR. K. l.. DODGE, Markham street, doors west of the Anthony House Little Rock, 1915. Ie-tf.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26

3f The leiie~tng good ssety. sad io he etre af Coughs tiisetempesance IsctTes.l Is gisea hy a northern patty pager as iastIabse ef ibe enor ol iboss uho boil ter retty the plea of iis dlssoas lion. and ioin the Free Soil ,Des:
 He vas riding with t6e>diiser oH sisge-eaaeh bfsl Rochester; se had faksh~s drop loo msrb. ~ and consequently unsbte 10 retain hjs sesi and course les the gessHsn , io rrgsia his seat 4s gatselsd ap, ahes the following eelloqay sa, sued. "weil driver, lhicl we'ts had q,i,s q tafn he oysy hsiss we f'' No. we have not shsned esef st alt "f say sh,sl wc have" ~N.. ,oa are lDgss3keH. yoa .siy teii cfs' Il ssy VI. f6se, Aasf. I'll iesse T ihs1 te the com fiiss papy s.- '.Hss'n, wc thiel hai tafn thie J oser, gtaiie- meafs Bsfsg assvFed they Asa not. "wsH dsss~s'' thel said he. ssif d knoNa ihst, fhscl ssallssl gai 2Ai /