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DAGUFRRE0TYPE.
HRTTsH,s DAcrTEBRrOTypu

BRUSH'S DAGUERREOTYPE.
4 a. BRUSH respectfully informs bis friends and the
y pubic that be has opened DAG UERREOTYPE
G.4LLER at the corner of JACKSON and TCHoUPITOU-
Streets Lafayette, and guarantees all kenesses to BE-
OF patronage. Prices moderate. nl3 If
ELEorRO-MAGNETIC PORTRAITS
the application of the above mysterious agent to Da-
- gueueotype "a discovery Of the subsche) the under.
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior kind in SINGLE accommodating the precise
expression Instantly. and fixing ndeby the silver
plate IL Those who wish TO retain in their families good
LKENEssKs Of relations friends do at moderate
price. Rooms of Canal and Chartes sts.EnTance
No. Charities street lmy3 lyJ w. H. HUTCHINGS.
MAGUIRE's DAGUERREOTYPE.
NJ would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron
y bestowed him since he first had the honor of
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrleans
five ago during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person the world His specimens
exhibited at the Fair in competition with Others taken by
the best operator from New Yofk and he awarded the
First Premium No specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself NJ the public that his
portraits will continue to be what they always have been
the His long experience, aud constant practice
the best duoements 10 DESTROYS of instruction in the
beautiful Genuine FOgtlandeT Cameras 20 per cent
Plates at e. dozen Soovls No for SO 25-guaranted
" aOi Newf 0Tk Cameras at Sl8
- Orders from the country promptly attended TO.
IL Entrance No. CAMP street. mill If
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STOP HERE $500 FORFEIT.
NO. ID CAROJNDELET STREET.. Sam Of The
sH2SctldpiGR Statue.
RR- LEROY'S and PELETIERS (of PaHs) CON-
- POUND SPECIFICS and ANTI-VENEREAL MIXTURES
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BEAUTY AND HEALTH.

Cosmecs, Chalk and variety of preparations genayv
IN USE when applied 10 the face, very soon spo il NJ b
~ They close the pores of the skin and ebeck a cra
ION whleh when nature not thwared by disease or pow
es ot me SKIN Unnamed by te ikes used in soaps beauti
hes It's own production in the human face Div1a y
as in the garden Of rich and decaisy tinted and "a
flowers free, active and healthy circulation ri he ai
or the coursng OF the pure, rich blood 20 lie eytrs;t
that which paints the cOunienance in the ynost svr -
beauty Ii Is that which imparts the ipCleseribs NJ ~
ana ashes q loyelness that all admire, but none can he
seIDe rs beauty Is le offspring OF latWre-nof OF Do1o
soap IL there not free and healthy eironisti III
is no beauty Ii the lady fair driven snow II ~ s
and use cosmetics, and the blood is thick enid AMI t
she IS not beautiful If she be brown or yellow, AMI t
pure and active blood It gives rich bloom 10 liz y
bTlllaney 10 their eyes that is FASCINATING anu
This is why thes0uhen, aud especially the e,a,ist
are SO much alnifea Ladies IN the north who take bf
exercise, confined in close rooms or have I y -
complexion hy The application Of deleteuous Hen
wish to regain elasticity Of step. buoyant sniyt - ey
and beautiful complications thev sbon3 ~ pa1lAiIhs
sends SaTSapauia Thousands who have Tsed !, loWh
our office daily. Va s'eiy station, crowd
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MAYO's MUSIC STORE.

pIANOFORTEs.-- 81, 81 and octaves beautiful
= new patterns, with rich Black Walnut E5EtZEl
Rosewood and Mahogany Gases. with iron II
frames and patent vibrating oyerbidge,S II II NJ III
from the hest manufactures in Boston. New " N
York, Philadelphia and Paris
COLEMAN'S H1OLIAN PIANO FORTES, from the
old and celebrated Factory of T. Gilbert s. Co. warranted
to remain in tune for years,
CATHCART'S MELOOEON,-Ths beautiful toned
Instrument for Village Churches LOi ICES Serenading
Parties and the private practice of Organist surpass
ed. Price, SO each.
SECONDHAND PIANOS. from SIS TO $50
Brass Instruments, StHnged Instruments Strings for
Harp, Piano, Violin, NiooncelO Double Base Banjos and
Gu'tar; Drums, Bass and Tenor; Tambourines Banjos
Music Stands, Canterbues Music Stools, Dactylions
SIC received from all the publishers and INSTRIC.
TlGN BOOKS for every Musical Instrument A fresh
by retail and Wholesale ng I'm
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FITSI FTTsi FITsl

OF Fits Of recommended it. and was surprised
receive The following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer OF Wsstokester county:
FORDHAA, August 10. lal7
DR.. T9@nseHd-Oear sifi have little girl leyea ysa3
Of age, VINO has been several yeaTz afflicted with Fits
tried almost everything for her but without At last
although we could find recommendation in oeaaTs
Tor cases like hers we thought she very delicate
health, We would give her of your SauRpana, aud
very glad we did for only restored her 9Th bat abe
mas had no return Of the ks great pleasure and
prize She s fast becoming rugged aad beatty nr which
we feel grateful. Your, respectfully,
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SPLITTING BLOOD.

NEW YORK, ApnI % I54I,
Dr. T0uRseHd-l verify believe that your SaEapanlle
has the means through Providence of saving life
have for several years had bad cough 1t became worse
and At last raised large 90 nttes of blood had
night sweats, and greatly debtaied and educe and
did expect live have only used your SRrsapar
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in am able to walk all over the city l raise no
blood and my cough has left You well im3 ne
that am thankful foT these results Your obj servan,,
WIN. RUSSELL, Is Catherine II.
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CAEKER IN THE MOUTH.

OhNAElN N 7 Lt1 5lJO IN, = =
Below il account of another child saved. DR. Town.
sends Saaparla has saved the lives Of Thousands OF chill
ren The following two certificates afessected from great
numbeT received this week
New YORK, April l. IS47
DR.. 30z0RssR6-Dear Sir: One Of my children was very
sick with Canksr in the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility Il came dying; obtained Of your
excellent medicine and IL cured directly, for which assue
you ! feel very grateful Yeun, respectfully,
ELIZABETH fowler, ~ DesbToSEeaEt.
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FEMALE MFDIcgSS2 Il SVlA@@s 2.

DIT Townsendt SaIsapaHe is sOvae gn and speeecuFa
Tor lRoplent Consumption, BHfennes PEoRpzEG Jled
talRg oil the Womb, Costiveness Piles LeuehOnbGs
w hltes ObaFuced difficult MeHstTuaton Incontnenas
OF Urne involuntary discharge thereof and OT the general
probation OF the sysemnO matter whether the result #
heTent canse or causes produced By egulay line
edeDt Nothing can be more guTpsing than its a,ng
effects on the human frame. Persons ell weakness and las
utude from taking at once become robust and full Of
srgy under itH influence. 1t immediately counteraea
aerveesnes OF the female Frame which, the great caus Of
baTrennass Ii viii not be expected of of de-
cae nature to exhibit certificates Of performed but
we can assure the afflicted that hundreds Of have been
reported TO Thousands of where families have been
without children, after using few bottles Of this invaluable
medicine have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED

This extract of Saapails has been expressly prepared IN
reference to female complaints No female who has reason
to suppose she approaching that critical period The
OF life, should neglect TO take it. it Cen preventive
for any OF the numerous horrible diseases which females
subject at this time OF life This period may be DELAYED
for several by using this medicine Nor vaua
bic for those who approaching wOmanhOBd ms It Is cal
cuaed TO assist by quckeniug the blood and ngor
atBg the system. Indeed this medicine invaluable OT ali
the delicate diseases to which subject Ii braces
the whole system, permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities OF the body not far simus
ting to produce subsequent relax which Of
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease
using few bottles of this medicine many severe ad an
surgical operations may be prevented.
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WOOD oHAR9q49AT4 TAR PITCH, SAND,


IURFENTIME LANDS
SENEBAL large tracts Of PtTCH-PlNE LAND on
- naFigape streams convenient to the city OF
- For saleby LANGD0N < q RICE,
- q ST. Charles street.
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lTHERs an CHILnREN

NKEAI BIlES5INtI 10 y TFHEhS Am CHIIUREN.
1t the safest and most AL medicine for purifying
he system and relieving tn ;erings attendant upon child
birth discovered. ItsTeu. hens boil The MOI ami ~
child prevents pain and da increases aud enrches me
oOdi those who have nsed think Indispensable n "a
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth in cosveness piles
CRAMPS swelling q the feet dependency heartburn v5n
ana IN regulating the seeretons and squazng the ua
tlOn 1t has no equal The great virtue Of this medicine "a Il
always SIZE, and the delicate and most sueesf
very lew cases require other medicine in some ,iis
castor on or agnesla is useful Exercise in the open Ar
ana hght tood with this medicine, will always insure l
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~ PIANO EORTES TUNED.
VILE subscriber begs to inform the people of Newt orleans
4 and vicinity, thst he has returned 10 the 81
CITY, and Is ready to Tune and Regulate TT Eas4
PlANO FORTES in he best manner, III n lI N 81
and on the most reasonable terms. OrIersI VI U
left at MayOs Music Store. No. 5 Camp street. will be
nr0mDty attended 10 ID lml ELIIAH nIINRAR
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-
NHE undersigned offers his services as agent for the pre-
sentalon and adjustment, with the State of Texas of
ALL CLAIMS FOR MONEY. against the late Republic
OF Texas. Those wishing engage his services can do
BY calling addressing him No 81 PoUdras street
Men Orleans. MEMUCAN HINT al TEXAS
~ RefertO c. A. Jacobs G. Burke Aoee / abrsnc6e
. =. frentlss. and Bale PeYtOn EsGT. RI9n
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Domestic Ports.

BANGOR, sept AR hrg .. Reed Turss lssnt acls Ca
eut, hs-u Nloik. Mltm CrCuh Jrnkias. notg-. and
R,ion CIt.trs koc. Cotrs shrs Herr, fa'ou MIR
Nara, lu ans AfUr Treat fsi. Chawpnn. nr e-r sui
Sf1ee. Csrk >.ru Caro- lt9 ard he.rus hoy, Portland
Prospect Gem. Newport
sept SArf ehr Monovs. f-ut >York fvohsHs~ FAR Bos
Ct tr Charles HEM nl11ng Westerly tngan1e 0rari
Ius N-rrh-s BALTIMORE schr Lsdrr Co. Feica-f I'D Cham
pnn. Cuftrcl. >ten. Consul DIN. ssf-f Boston
BOSTON. >eff liAu ship Arkansas frtl- liverpool hrxs
Lon feiefsaa. M-asli >non. Ftgi scrs frt Jane
Thomas rhos anJ Gea SCOTT. Bangor Monitor
Treat fran.ar caqa, Csh, ApN Iel-gepe-t, hsrs W X
Gre 80 Merhsai F-irek Hon brs orol- G. m Cedar K@,.
aut = Mara tnua. BekrT. fhlste para Nu-hror
worth shrs ksnhoU. Rcrs kchmonfi Hannah snd Jsn-
klas phisterha. Csfola-. >hervoQc. Niors
HARTFORD, AR sl ArihrscoFhors Even. iii
Hr1a lasa lni Hannah. Warls. Fsrc. iie tat joan R
wstss sPfagse f aaeag san Lus y ~r, ans Elat-h md
ire1 Nal. Aoar1.
MArTAPOl>ETr sept Arr s,rk Esal-,h Fas8es Atsuf.,
ocrsa. wifh l'l tt.s ali 80 So a. OF
>kMki kA PORT. >-rf loAu -Chrs ChncHw H.trkw- >rr
hk White osk Gab St Geaos. GRAFT Psds ptV sri
Ph~ts. Howard ans Gesaaa Matthew Bangor lows cncry
Boston
Ngw LONDON. Seq; io-Ar Love-. Lovel AIs,ay. Jo.
tss Nlors. Ssiet C1ris P-rsoa p lroua.
s,hf 7 ID Na.~tis, smith, Ph-a-egaaa
NkN HAVEN Sp "a Arr seArs aatsr. Rsyuer. ani Bur
ton tAs. fh Hztsh >tct srl Freuts Bishop Ncsf Scofs
6rn- Csroa- Joaes' Coar>ctcu Hnt, AID h~ny Hsobat
"a .ate'rEs
PORTLAND. s~r' ioArr bsrs John Bros Grs FsI RIVER
hr- o0eo VI 1y fnisirh. sts ficouh, Boston iegh
ah,~, ha'ct r-ou Philadelphia Atss. Baker. NYors Cd sh
Clinton. l0ri Nor'rtrs; Naiar. ~. Estnor-.
tkoNiptNok 50; ioArr 1r.s Jeu1f Ind. Cou-D frfrl
iuhe Bray BANGOR. N1vfnc Rsl Bangor shr~ Huins Jo1~
: John. NR Eas s-d Hel-a. Barter. Cl. Cr~a. 6ra Bsn
ger Cd osrk Montgomery. Con-ion. Area sli-a ~chr-
ioah Worth ql. Mrserrcf Sans Fr-ae kstlr raon
BALTIMORE Nn- b-Qen haI. ScrIffs.
Fi|.tt- fhit. ! . Becker Mo;t Nlod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

IMMENSE MEETING OF The WESTERN W ARDS.
There was On immense and enthusiastic meeting OF
the friends Of Taylor Fillmore and Johnston In the
Western Warjs of the city last night ~ the north west
corner OF Schuylkll Fourth snd south sis. ana Tue
utmost enthusiasm prevailed The meeting was com
posed chiefly OF the working Of that district and
could not have numbered lees than 1--WE thousand per
sons The assemblago organ red AZ q. O'Clock, by
the selection of Robert GOurey rs President ass-trd
by eleven Vice Presidents and four Secretaries ard
able and eloquent addresses were delivered by Morton
McMichae Joseph X. Chandler Hon. Charles Gibbons
and others after which series Of strong and able re-
solutions were offered hy James 7. smith and unani
mously adopted pledeug the support Of the meeting
10 TAYLOR Fillmore and Johnston and all the nominees
Of the party The meeting adjourned about o'clock
having been marked throughout with the utmost har.
mOny aud enthusiasm Fnia News l>ih.
national CONVENTION OF COroRED Mn
This assembly has been In session In city yesterday
and TODAY and is proceedings have attracted general
attention The object of the Convention s 10 devise
plans for the Moderation Of the condition Of the African
race in the United States The proceedings so far as
we have Witnessed them are temperate. decorous
and harmonious This morning discussion OF mar ked
interest took place IN which decided talent and good
speaking was displayed The discussion on reso-
li0u declaring fcnfal grading 10 te uacKs
I'm agricultural mechanical mercantile and professional
avocatiOns The arguments. pro and con, were quite
torcihle; and we do not know when We have heard
topic more ably discussed IN numerous Convention,
and more completely exhausted. lCleve. Herald, 'tn
~ We learn that John :. Williams, Esq. OF
Salem active and influential citizen and member
of the House of Representatives died in that city OF
dysentcry last evening. His loss will be severely felt
Boston Transcript nth.
~ A young lady is announced to 20 up in
balloon with Dr. Morrill, from Boston. 20 morrow Wed
uesday)
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Personal and Political Movements.

Iinckney Lewis ESQ the Wing nominee for Senator
represent the Jefferson Oho) District is Free soil
candidate for the House in the adjoining County Of
Harrison.
Dan Marble is at Cleveland.
Hon Theodore FreHnghuyscn ia at Springfield Mass
Madame Anna Bishop is at Kingston, Canada
Chancellor Waworth is at Boston.
Gen A. Boulton of Napoleon, Jackson Co. mich ;
who organized the first Cass Club in the state, OF
which he President has come out for Free Soil
The Club has been dissolved and s members have fol
lowed their President 30 or 40 in number
Rev J. B. Piuney. the Colonz atonist. and Winchell
the mrth provoking both holding forth at Buffalo
20 crowded houses.
Rev Dr. Williams has formally accepted the Pres
dency OF Trinity College. Hartford. Dr. Williams j.
the editor OF the Puseyitc novel, called HawksOne
which has attracted attention in this country and
In England.
sgnof Blitz is at Worcester, Mass
Gen. Leslie Coombs. of ny has invaded Ohio, and
has spoken at several points. He intends 10 visit New
York and Is highly incensed at the Free Soil move
ment He says II Van Buren, is elected " the Union
will be dissolved, and II Cas- Is elected we shall
have corruption Of the basest kind aud and blood
Mai. VIM Larmcr and + d. Gazzsm of Allegheny
Co Pa are proposed As Free SOIL candidates for Gov
ernor, although Gov. Johnston is stanch Wilmo Pro
viso Wing
James Collier Of stcubcnyile Ohio brother Of John
A Collier OF Albany. addressed Taylor meeting at
Massilon recently Senator Corwn also addressed the
Wings of Msssillon on the 9Th ult.
Gov Leonard Of Conn has taken the stump for Tsy.
lor aud Fillmore.
Rev De- Edward Bcecher addressed a Literary -.
ciety Of Bovdoin College OBrunswck Me ON the 5Jh
inst. His subject was Progress The Honorary de-
gree of Doctor N Divinity conferred upon Rev.
Ephrsim Peabody Boston Rev. John : Albro. Cam.
bridge, and Rev. John Dempster Concord. NH.
Hon. WIN. Duer addressed the Wings OF Utica on the
18th inst
Capt Michael f. Van Buren, OF the Mounted Rides
relative OF Martin Van Buren,. has opened recruiting
rendezvous Al DAYTON. Ohio. Capt Y. b. is printer
BY profession and dangerously wounded in Mexico
while First Lieutenant tie promoted TO q Cap
tsiney in place of the celebrated Capt Walker. Killed
in battle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

THE FRrSCH WEST INDIEs-Accounts from
Martinique that the town OF - Pierre mas been
again the Of umultuous assemoages ana floOu7
proceedings In which the late emancipated peoPe were
the principal actors
on the NIGHT Of the Goth the town was besieged by
numerous band Of rusns running 70 and fro utterng
the most fearful menaces against the more peaceaD!e
citizens under the Liberte EgaiN Frai0Ur, that no
thing less than reenactnen oi the carnsge OF the x21
OF MAY last was every moment expected Such extrem
iy wa however, arrested by the Intervention Of the
Numbers were arrested. and among the implements
OF war found the possession OF the insurgents were
ropes twisted into slipping nOose intended % be used
after the fashion Of the lassO, capturing and srsn
cling their victims. The Courier Dc n Martinique. IN
reference 70 the disturbance says We have not been
able 20 gather anything positive as 10 the immediate
cause of the rising nor have any indication Of It's
object" From the same paper we take the following
We fear that the worst Is yet 70 come and that un
oil the white class emigrating in great numbers
shall have almost entirely the political arena - their
long CENTRALIZED brethren Of the dEker hue-peracveD
ture until second Hayti be raised in Martniqne-the
true bearing Of these unhappy proceedings will not
nave been correctly understood Unless France should
In good time learn 20 herself by the shnen
Of sound Constitutional Government, in place Of the
cut throat system now prevailing there there VIII oe
little hope for her colonies.
The election of Delegates 10 represent the Colonies IN
the National Assembly had terminated al Martinique IN
the nomination OF Messrs Bsetfe Psppy and chwcher
The two first being blacks the Other the Wberiorce OF
France The issue of this election has given offence %
many and the victorious party charged with using
corrupt means TO influence the ignorant people.
At CAYENNE the candidates elected for the National
Assembly were NJ Vidal dc Lingcndes, Procurer Gen
eral and NJ Jouannet President OF the Court Of fret
instance OF Martinique Tranquility reigned Cayenne
on the Let ulf The blacks were calmly waiting the
abolition Of slavery, which was hXed Tor the luth OF
August The c0nspira'ors OF the 2'ih OF June were
-u awaiting their Judgment, which was soon to take
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

LAryP AND BITTER Nrws IRON HArrr-by
The schooner Pacific Capt Gilman, which arrived Al
his mort Yesterday from Jerernie have advces ron
Hsvti 10 the sd Of August Captain Gilman reports
thar the President had got back 20 Portau-frnce rom
hls tour Of bOodshed Nothing farther was known OF
bis proceedings a. that place. the monthly mail when
should have arrived before Capt C. left "a stopped
and was thence Inferred that there was trouble tnere
On the other hand. Captain Gilman reports mat me
French Consul had written letter 10 PRESIDENT 500
que 20 the effect that the farther execution Of ponca
prisoners must stop. the penalty Of an immediate
commencement Of hostiiites BY the French 1oFefn-
ment and that the Consul had sent y the Frencn Aan
raj Al Martinique for a frzate, which was expected
al Portau Prince The prisoners eit IN the as al Jer
emie alter the late executions, have all been tined
three were sentenced 10 four years imprisonment and
the remainder liberated. but were ordered 70 report
thenss Ives ~ the Government quarters twice day u
ore attempts to escape the % be remprsOned
One Of the prisoners sentenced 20 imprisonment made
NE escape on board the Pacific and with his son, ar
rived al this port His name IS Detroper merchant Of
Jereme.
The brig Draco from Boston had arrived at Port
Al. Prince. The cargo Of the DrseO partly con.
signed % Chassagne. the Hayden merchant who had
been sentenced 70 death ~ the President but had a.
yet escaped By paying large sums Of money 70 Govern
ment.
No American man-ofwsr had yet made ts appear
ance 81 any u the ports OF the Island Notwithstanding
the promise Of the Navy Department that vessels should
be cent T. that quarter Boston Traveller, iith-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

loco-Fooo PATRIOTISM The Pennsylvania
OF Saturday contains address 10 the Loco Foco
tiers from Messrs A. l.. Roumort John W. fOruey.
Henry Welsh, Andrew Miller BENJAMIN Niilin and n.
Gdee The following statement OF fees received by
them annually says the Pkiiadslphia Ns will enable
our readers 10 do justice TO their patriotism viz
A. L. kOumfort, late harbor master. $500 J w
torney deputy surveyor. salary Sl.5cO-perquistcs
SLOW Henry Welsh, naval officer S5OoO. Andrew
Miller recorder Of deeds, $1,000. BENJAMIN M.fln
4. ;. weigher. ssao Here are Eve oifce.holdcrs in
the receipt of ogiy s213O0 annually who step for
ward in these times OF political trouble snd endes.
vor TO cnhghten the people OF Pennsy lvNnia How
patriotic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

The DIS MOIsEs CoUNTRy-The CiHrinna'i
>.sRGl has received letter from A. Randall Of Or.
Owens Geological Corps for the survey OF the North
Wee, who while exploring the Des Moines Country,
on the western border of Iowa robbed by the Sis
son Indians and LETT 10 ind his way to cvhEston
best he could He gives glowing account Of the coun
ty-'t eesng as good any he saw. which il say
iDs much considering that he has visited the charming
rrs'ons OF Southern Wisconsin North Illinois sni
Western Iowa tie discovered the Des Mones
deposit OF Plaster OF Paris-gypsum-from fifty 70 sixty
seet thick. The land viii be IN market for some
Mr. Randall is to explore the Falls OF 81 Croix Ket
tie. Snake and Montreal Rivers visit Mile Lsc one OF
the srgest lakes west Of the Great Lake and COST the
southern shores Of superior. DR. Shumard Of Louis
vile. has explored the - Peters River POO miles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
New Papers.

The Iora Republican is the name Of a new new
WING paper es,sbi.hed at Iowa C'y 70 ,aNe '"' pa
., TIA, s,a.dsrd Esstin Morris j. the Editor.
The Bridgeporf Chronicle is the title OF ne"
T,,,or paper in Connecticut There ia another wing
nse~r at Bridgeport already The Standard
Tar CLAY Banner. The first number Of US
e.mpagn paper has made rs appearance u Aa.90s en-
he election Of Henry Clay 70 the Presidency W.
more for Vice President Il s printed oy - 60
rel A. Moore Devonshrest and large nuips's -
Die. have been circulated. Il viii be puoi'nsa -
,bi. evening and for the future twice wee
Tho Free De,nocrat is the title OF ne" rec
sog n,oer a, south Bend Ind published by w K ILLS
-, If DR. Ellis. Of the GosheH DenooTa.
Tn. Gen>see Yalley Farmer is the title OF new
,,.s soil paper 8, Cuylervie, Livingston County A
C. Frazer Editor
The Free Soil men Of New-Jersey have started
e.uDagn daily and weekly paper al Trenton called
III. Jssa,oaiaa 1t published by the state Central
Committee
]. A. somerby has established daily paper at
Montpelier. VI entitled The Daily Wr'Lfn@. IL &C.
vocsres Universal Reform independent OF party organ
lzsior