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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07
ILRTCHRR,s CELEBRATED HEALH

l. SALNE Is sppned with universal ssceess 10 wounds,
burns ulcers breasts piles salt rneum. scald head
bes chapped hands aud lips scrof a. and scrv q
For coolg s0fening. cleansing and healing . perfectly
undyalei. Sod genuine BY JAMES LEWIS Druggist,
formerly Bachy Lewis 81 Greengcist. John A1iord,
bookseller l68 Bowery McBrar tea and coffee dealer,
corner OF Fulton snd High - sole Agent FOR Brooklyn
Pnre ST box; each box i nco-ef ~ wrapper
with directions for guet By ne proprietor Andrew
= 'es-her aui In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07
FOR FOR KEYPYKT AND MIDDLE,

IT. LAKE ONTARIO-The Steamer AD.
ES5tsf...iS NIRAL Will leave Oswego for Toronto sd
Hamilton direct, every "Wednesday ard Sal
urday sernoOn, at O'clock arrival OF Packet Boss
Tine from Oswego 10 TORONTO, from IL " Is hours.
TORONTO. Nav Is. 1919. rnyle 9meod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

lfN- In he natter viii Of Fh,or Truss. se.@.s-
lcsf ~ two sso seet shout and l-a,ing
- ~ - 80, 'rs~,-n Ssieso sni spnoo nosi, after
~ "- soefa - hef Industry With tlst of her three
aa1si. m A- e,sfaes sh- RESIDED at No - I.wnst ore
&" Aic OF ~ oslStie- married. eh H. .ut III h.r
qWfrr0 % Ter son kehsrt rrlssei uAa = $50, ~ 81 i.
aslcse. Der Youngest eAdt IT, e opposed s M. 5.bsr. a.
ne gfoaoa 'hai ie nihef ong 20 sftsc.s Of "a ~ al 49,
ep-st cot Of sound dPosns Hsi The TN. s- rad.
lhs va cen testimony akru and The aues h-sors ~.
ssrrozst- yesterday Decroa re--rejFor Valdez "a -
vii Nl-Ssr J. isvsrds- ans } {. Wells. On t-Sslf al ~. -
ter. N-<sr-. h. Ne thum sni y. \. Ia Bsu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07
.T- WESTERN PAs-,1~nI1

fOrk.-rOr me purpose Of a.
meeting the Just demands OF the public In the Of ss
cheap ard comfortable conveyance for emgrants and on
ersons wishing passage West and North and also 10 ~
eve themselves from the odum Of frauds heretofore prsc
iced ard prevent the In f1re-to TO me car
ner moderate compensation and to the traveller sdcy
against imposiuon-he propretors upon the priDclPa
lines Of Cansls have established The above Company
which is under their Immediate care, Of agents Of chsfse
and ability.
The Company propose making very low prtees-to pue
ish them and allow higher price he sken IN any osse
At several points the the names Of rsponsne par
ues will be given who viii be accountable for any wrongs
and will answer and satisfy all jus, complaints
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07
BOARDING.

nOkRDING-Tyo spacious and handsome rooms on
ID he second door with panire- and bedrooms attached
will be- let furnished orunlm-hed 70 small families WIN,
nit children or CD single gentlemen. with mu or partial
hoard Aso e,rt.h apsrms MS IN third story for single
gentlemen Location r-.y pleasant snd IN me immrahle
vicinity Of Washington parsfeground None but genee
ersos ana those possessing uneNceponabe references
vii be tsken Terms moderate. Apply 20 Amiiy-s sul ~
iDOARpING-Geni'erie n and their wives and leu
Dsnglr gentlemen can be- accommodated WIN geiteel
board Ia a very desirable neighborhood IN No'i-st -
Jew doors south Of Boone and very convenient 10 oOth
railroad and stage 4 beautiful front The second
fOor with bedroom and pantry attached suitable lot gen
ieman end HI wife few gentlemen 0oarders VII ue Ia
sen without odslng e-t -
DOARDING.-Ag gentleman and his wife wishing board
ID in house where there ARE few select oOarlers can
be accommodated with pleasant. airy ROOM with closets
rSmoisPei nmediseIy Apply ST KS Housons corner
OF Crosbyst fret block from Broadway References eS
changed. soZ w
DOARD IN THE COUNTRY.-A limited number
Dol gentlemen and families can still be accommodated al
The C6ngarora House Keypor. n j. This Is the fns
bathing place in the vicinity Of NewYork Steamboats,
aus 2w' GEORGE C. DAVIS.
DGreenwieh Bank Rooms OF the first class suitable for
gentlemen and their wives and single gentlemen, with
breakfast and fall board al prices to suit Location
good-siages convenient aI- ..
DOARD FRONTING THE BATTERY.-Per.
ID cesirng board In the lower part OF l1e Guy ~.
find this desirable location having nue view OF me
/ Battery farhOr. Inc rooms are
both irons and back, with pantres attached Apply al
3 Baitery-pace. elo :.
DOaRD-Wanied, for gentleman and biz wife, a
Dhardsome secOnd-story room IN pleasant mouse not
above S1ths aud Broadway. Address B. NJ Broad
way posi- Offce giving meal hours and terms aus Ivy
DOaRDING-The choice a. several single bedrooms,
Nhigh pitched ard healthy with or without breakfast aud
tea Bath for the free use OF boardes Apply 81
HOustOn-sf. D<f I'M
TWO GENTLEMEN and their wives can be acorn
modaied with pleasant and good board, on rea'
sonabe terms al y City Halpace also two single gentle
men can accommOta ted with rooms and board Refer
exchanged. uu- Nv
TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN can be &c,
c0nrnOiaied with pleasant roons-breakfast and Tea II
desred-by Supplying al ll5 Chsmbers-st au@ w
DRlyATE BOaRDINt.-HOUsE IN LONDON
j FOR GENTLEMEN AND FAMILIES Mis-.
0ROOCOCK, % HaiiCn Garden, 10 doors rom Ho.oorn
Terms moderate.
Having spent several Days with Mrs c. take pleasure IN
recommending her establishment such OF our country
as may desire good quiet aud cenual home during ys
10 this Metropolis Of Great Britain. WIN. ;. BALCh.
London. June 3d. 1913. ivl5 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

O,UUU so Barrels Soap Stone Dust, ground and bolt
ed Tor Foundy use Soap Stone Slabs and Blocks BY ne
sac by JAMES, BEEBE co.
fv15'3wDkw I'D Faton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

ED FASHIONABLE HArS-JuG finished, the
LII most splendid arace ever offered, elegant French
Six Hats nj the low price OF s, usually sold for g.
Also an article al 81 50 and s. 25-nest Hats al 81
iy1 I'M BROWN AS CsnaLst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

LOR sALE-COTTOS MACHINERY dead spin
Il die fling frames, ~ spindles each new y looms per.
ecfly new Tor either drngs sheengs and OF he most
approved Csbotylle patterns; cards, nearly new-on
rsas0n able terms Apply n this once. ~ lmeof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

We 1--WE below sOnle OF IIe pfIl'IPA PIOPIF'tVIs ""
compose the association:
IDE COLT & co. Troy and Erie Line.
D. ~ CHAPLIN co. Merchants Trans Company
II PFAsy Merchants and Milers Line.
JH HOOKER, r q. and \. y. o. Lines
H. r MECH. and o Line and ~ Y Co.
n A WILLIAMS, Eckicrd Line.
RICE CLAPP co T. A. Line.
u. C. EVANS, Eysnss TT. Line.
u H. CHAPLIN.
H. b HEWETT L co. N. Y. and Ia Line
o. O. CHASE 4 co. w. T. Co
ID. II. 0RIFFlTH, Gnffths w. Line.
c. L. BRACE 4 co. Fulton Line.
WALTERS Il co. o. T. Co.
q. A GODDARD Il co. ID. and o. Line.
w. MONTEATH co. Clinton Line.
N. McCALEB l. co. Am. 7. Co.
III. WHEELER X CO.
For farther information 10 routes and fare cal u
following ofces belonging to the Company l57 Cedsrd
In the Office Of the Albany and Troy Sesnbosi Company
buclsyG JOHN ALLENL
s3 meoA eupsgistssdsul Nsw'fofA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

DOARDING.-Ag gentleman and his wife wishing board
ID in house where there few select bOariers. can
be accommodated with pleasant. airy room. with closets
attached and also three single gentlemen can be
cJnmodsiei Immediately. Apply 81 RS Houstons corner
OF Crosby-s first block from Broadway References eN
au< w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

- FOR SALE OR TO IET-A krstrsis two
lyao Sc sf. aoa '' IS o paIcE ~ Il East Broadway
mAT PRIVATE sAI;E.-zA valuable Farm, -ss..
Ted IN ne yage % r sso9 XIV I.ss 81 oSssr
and 10 scres OF which rsbs and IN good state q
cultivation - acres pas'arsge 20 scres o. woodland :
nodious dwelling house with wing attached, snd ICED
well Of rear the door and tenant house. bsTns
carsghouse grane. al the other necessary oar houses
convenient ard commo1ious. II i situated within oils
OF a Dutch Reformed church. within niles Of Pre-by.
s,;an Baptist ard Episcopal churches, and miles ou
Fr-nds ueeiin house II also the vicinity OF several
aus lw Al. BLFECKER Auetoneer. Bro.as
90 FARM FOR sALE-Ples-anty situated OF he
80 west bank Of the Cayues Lake. mes south Of ne
Bridge miles from scnecs Falls. and IS miles Geus-
Va II the pleasant situation on the Lake shore, eDt
for any person wishing 10 reure 10 ne coany more ce
shout mile distant where there several churches and
Post Office The farm contains about % acres and wei
fenced and wsiered There i abundance of nut Of all
kinds on psce and the peach orchard the finest In tie
country On the premises sre good two-siory house
the premises, or 20 W. ARNErr, ESQ seneca Falls to
WILLIAM l.. BOYD. p souihst New-Nors. ie2 iswsw,
caFaRM FOR SALT SUBSCRIBER oesrs ios
~ sale bis Farm. known a. Three hls Mn sims'ed
the Cherry Valley Turnpike Road. y miles vest
OF the CITY Of Albany. consisting Of lS4 aes 30 OF which
= in wood The lsnd i In high sale ~ culuNauon.
the farm s8ordng sufficient for stock snd for machinery
Soil sandy loan With clsy The bn dings ctn-st Of
mansion house % feet squSre psiofs ,lllns,'9oe
dining ROOM library. bedroom and pantry on the hrs rcof
good sized bed rooms IN second story; b,semeni krcf
en- dairy and large cellars woodn0use' smoAe-ho0se,
carrsgehouse stshe and poultry house Near he ininey
Is wo-story house. with high basement IN which Is
kitchen and daryruum m the first and second story ore
good fed rooms There j. alarge 1nd extensive bcrn STA
bes sheds piggery. Toulouse, workshop, eornlouse AZ
Ac The situation i retired, healthy and the country around
embracing the Cask and Hederberg mountsns pre,eu's
spleutd view To the practical farmer presents
Inducements being near market advantage be aiken
10 the highest prices farther description deemed
sle II
course wish view the premises Title indispu able
part Of the purchase money may desired, remain In
gage Foreigners who about 10 settle In this country
would find much more desirable location Than farherw
Albany. Aug. lsis. lauS awiwl {. n. BEMENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

DRESS-WORk.-Almana other kinds OF press
Il work viii be done Al The Tribune Otce al a very low
Price. Apply 70 he Foreman U tie preerroom ant lv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

CO. srgc attendance members oh- Bar Yesterday
bs Of causes usual August beng on The Caiendan Several Of
the causes down for 1as trss &c. next week.
JOAN Sasncl Urigtf-Sur 20 recover about
SO g The Of box oi g asgd 70 have e-n placed on
Trsnsp0Tson Line Boats sept is6 hut
band Testimony aken but coHiendet nsui
fcf prove the goods have h~-u bard D-con
serse-fof psuia NJ Marsh; or defendant Nj Thsyef.
person ho stated tbs. tie bar who then present
owed his Ban OF So So car@nief WORK. and hsi suhon1-t
hn he tthef Who svyer 20 sue r hln maze a
god e OF nose h that he bad - be- thrssir- b
s Jndgr he tok on. Wle The Jrds- shs-ni Cor lew
n1ies 20 address grand bosrp the defendant t~ bow
e'-f nsi Tie the
rst he DAY tr relation 20 qusntiy 81 mourning
.rs And ot-f sfuces made lsiy b the pppnor OF
ooug store Bsa~ay bat returned on ne ground that ey
Nrie DOT p7oIerN mast. The d~rsion : r-<~Ncf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07
CITY ITEMS.

SAft hDAl, August ,.
~ The walks in the Park are very dirty. They
should be carefully swept every day also should the
sidewalks round the Park Large heaps Of sand lie in
in the Park in the neighborhood ofthe Founainwhose
business IL IL 70 remove III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

DEAsE,s DIsENTERl COMPOtND.-Ihs
Is rn1sble preparation for he innedlae cure o. me
Dyscniery, Diarrhes and all summer comp ants and can
be depended upon SAFE and efec'uA REMEDY II Is
free from opium or other ngrei EMS that are ~ least nj
rou. For ale By \ B. a D. sands LOO Fllton-sL Rush
ton Clark 10 As'or House no Broatwayi H. Johnson,
rs Broadway; Chas. H. Ring 92 Broadway, and by Drug
giss generally. AiO I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
SECOND BOARD

SECOND BOARD.
$1,000 &c. '6s $50 .lO4l 900 Nor a Wor...... 30
100 Nor & Wor. boo 9Oi 30 Harlem I'd. .b5 81!
- do ........ BOO 81 100 do ......... b30 52l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

BURGLART.--some daring rogues entered on
yesterday afternoon the premises OF VIM. B. Juland,
corner Of Beeckerst and Amitypace, but on account
of the family being absent the amount Of loss could
no. be sscertained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

PoLICE.--A sailor named Thomas Bennan was
arrested yesterday a charge Of stealing $3.50 from
the Captain of the vessel in which he was engaged
sos OF the stolen property FOUND in his posses
sion. a woman named Julia Hawker was locked up
yesterday charge OF stealing coat and
jewelry 10 the amount Of $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07
FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE OR TO LEr-A krstrsis two
Hs story house snd lot y Coumhls-s Possession mar
- be had the lst OF August Apply to
iy2D Sits OFF r PRICE, is7 Fast Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

DOARD IN THE COUNTRY.-A limited number
ID of gentlemen and families still be accommodated al
the Chingarora House. Keypor, j. This is the nnes
bathing psce in the vicinity Of New-York; Steamboats,
"a 9xv+ GEORGE c. DAVIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

BOARD AND ROOMs-A % ysnck. near the
DGreenwich Bank Rooms OF the first class suiahe Tor
gentlemen and their wives and single gentlemen, with
breakfast and tea or full board prices to suit Localon
oJs,s,-ss con,enieDt au2 Ct
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12

MARKETs,-The markets remain steady.
with every assurance that the prices will. a,
least, be maintained. The news by the Cam
bria steamship, which arrived at NV York
on the evening Of January 20lh, does not ma
,erially change the face Of the markets; bot
the news is though, TO be favorable 10 a con-
linuaiion Of prices.
From some cause or other we received a
very soeagte mail on W ednesday evening and
consequently have nothing later than the Cam.
bri2's news.
WHEAT ranges from 40c to so 55 cents
Pork has maintained the prices las, quoted
ST. LOUIS January 26---Flour, choice
brands, S4,25. Wheat ranges from Zoe IS
for prime.
Mess Pork s7.50-smal sales. Lard a
) = cents,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12

PRoGRE5s.-- We are often startled, # mol
amused, at the singular, though by no means
opposite, apologies Of these who claim 50 en-
phatica.v to be the opponents of Saxon pro-
gress. Every ingenious shin aud low devise
is'resorled io, which nigh. draw The ignorant
and allure the knave.
The mines Of Mexico" are held ont a. the
tempting bait with uy-paradsd as the
most elIeclua means for securing metallic
currency.
What page Of history teaches the value Of
golden sands and e,nboweled wealth The
old Cas,iiian was Of excellent meta!-how has
he degenerared, both abroad ard a. home &
The acquisitions of Cor,ez mark the com
mencenent Of his decline, and every snccess-
i've ora has showed how sure and resist!ess the
producing cause.
Besides, with the mines you take the pop.
ulari0n. viii Anglo-Saxon blood, on which
the changes have been rnng so often as 10 have
passed into al apology for free boo'Ing-wil|
Anglo.Sayo blood raise the Mestzos, the
Xambos, and the innunlberabe shades Of col
or auI race ND TO its standard, or will it de-
generate to tie level Of theirs With pop
u!alion over third as large as that of the
Stale, what proportion are we 10 contribute to
effect the change
Oh. 'bot cries another OTIS is a great
9 mission - Shall We not enighten the
Mexicans -clrislianizs them Certainly
gunpowder is to be the ministering angel
the canon is potent argument, and when il
speaks--humanity shndders.
Then the IS area Of freedom is to be en-
larged Happy thought! Transplant to d
country, unpolIufcd by the footsteps of a
slave, all the privileges Of the ''peeuIiar in.
slltn,on -
Well, at any rate, we must have " indem-
nifty for the past and security for The future
Yea, verify, as Carlyle has it. indemnify
for bIood-a pound of flesh, next nearest the
heart, neither more nor less! Who shall hold
The scales ofjastice?
Cannot we then 8 conquer peace?" That
prIace Of diplomats, Talleyraud, never nil up
on more elastic ezpedent. With one army
already revealing in the Halls of the Monte.
zumas New Mexico and her dependencies
at our :eei--anoher Empire on the Pacific al
the mercy of ocr cannon-aGi no peace con
quered yet.
What jewel is consistency Ohio State
Journal.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12

LocoFoCo PATEIoTs.--l'he pure minded
Locofoco members Of the GeneaI Assembly
have issued an address TO The faithful, where
in they complain OF the condncy of til Wings.
and close wiki the following confident talk {:
g Being confident tina; while we cannot now
avert The treason. we can at the ballot boz
reach the traltors.'
A stranger TO Iowa Locofocoism would sup
pose that The men were serious in ihei' talk,
and we really don't Know but they have some
pre|ensions 10 eaTnestness. Bat how does this
talk about g treason" and :. traitors" gIbe
with lheir own course last winter They
must, in very truth, been standing before a
mirror which reflected themselves most per-
fectly. Las. winter they resisted an election
because they were in a minority this via
ter. these same worthless appeared al the extra
session with an Uncons'ituliouaI majority and
now because the wings would no, recognize
this ccnclave of usurpers as General Assem-.
bly,, these beautiful fellows are getting Up a
vast amount CT forced adigna,ion-it is not
at all natural but then it will answer the turn
of these patriots for the time being. The PEG.
Die will make them twist their mouths 10 an
other tune abou, August next.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12
From the Baltimore Patriot,
Wiz CLAf--NR. PEARCE's SPEECH
DEBATE IN THE HOUSE. Sc
WASHINGTON. Janoorv II ,c,l

WASHINGTON, January b, lS4S.
g5ea: day this has been in both Ho,so,
CT Congress--a very grea, day, fall of in,s,es,
and excitement Mr.. Clay was in the uons',
IN The morning, looking absolutely be,;sr ana
younger than he did twelve wears aao VIII
first behold the grea, keniuek;an. bsya
never seen him Iool. so we'll as he doas oa,,,
SO vigorous. hale. happy aud couten,ed The
members Hooked around him with ioyfnl
couh'enanees, and he gave his hand 10 esc,,
most cordially, and for al! and each whom h..
recognized, ne had an agreeable word 10 OFF,
FOR near an hour he stood beside the da,,
occupy and convefsed with those who ca'na
forward to shake the great mans hard l.
was scene Tor an artist to study saw ,ha
greeting between him and Mr.. Adams. whioL
was most cordial; also between him and H.
khei, and heard them exchange Jokes in Il,
best OF good temper and spirits. MANY Of ,bo
new members, OF both political parties. cama
forward and were introduced to him. Nm
Of The old ones who had long known him. ,ya,,
asreeadiy surprised 20 see how voune ana
well he looked. Indeed. il was ooad 10 loa'.
at him, and / embraced the occasion 70 ao;,,>
this good feeling at the top Of nv bsoJ
without stirring step or Offering, win H..
res. 10 shake hln by The hand.
hif. Clay was IN the Supreme Coyrtlnd,r
and moved to admit Mr.. Oxleg, of \ Vol
the son Of one Of his oldest and bast friends
as an advocate and counsellor al law. which
motion was acquiesced in.
In the Senate, TODAY, Mr.. ps,r,o e
Mary land, delivered speech on the va,hit
which is the theme Of more praise and adm
oii,r, tra,,, ,,Lis,e nj
!0coiocoS, than rec0Ioct ever to have ko,y,
to be called out by any speech ever delivered
in Congress. hif. Pearce has this dag added
a new and brilliant garland to his already
distinguished reputation As a noureons aai
dEgnli7d Senator aud profnuni dabatef. H.
speaks bat seldom. hnt when he does speak
ii is 10 the point and the purpose And this
never more than to-day His argumen, wa>
clear, able, eloquent, diIniied, courtoons aal
convincing. He took the true whit doctrine
Ia regard 10 he war, and handled the whole
subject IN mASter!y manHef. lie replied 10
the positions Of his colleague, Mir. J hnsoo,
IN gard 10 the itue boundary 0: texts, AMI
Tie question as 10 winch party c01meucpd
The war, Seriatim. and with great force ADD
abliHy, a4d arrived III d very different coaeIu
sion.
Alr. sHnson appeared to b. liking copioaa
notes. and 10 douht intends to make ri ind
er. The subject goes over 10 Monday, I,
which day Inc Senate stands adjourned.
Nt, Calhoun has tie floor on lie bill FIR
Monday.
In The IIouse, some very fine and d;sair
exciting aud interesting discussions lo~.;
place. Mr.. Stheact made two sp--,u4, III,
tt,.,ri-laI {. .t-,,o,,,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12

u The Miners Express threatens to pub
lish the late veto message. This threats, no
doubt, intended to astoolsh the world with the
courage Of the young man. " Fools rush in
where angels fear TO tread" It's abou, all
the favor we will ask Of Locofoco presses, if
they will publish this message and endorse
lis doctrines.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12

ANOTHER steamboat, Yullabusha
trom Red river with 4 full cargo Of cotton was
burned the night of January 18Th when oppo-
site the college below Donadsonvlle. There
were forty or more passengers lost aud The
boa, was entirely destroyed.