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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01
SHAKER ORGANIZATIONS.


I'D OOTS, Barks, Herbs, Seed, Oils, Extracts,
III &c. Medicinal and Culinary put in neat par
GELS, aud all warranted 10 be fresh aud genuine
Among which are the following:
Skunk Cabbage Spikard Root
DogwOod Bark Blue Flag
Comirey Root Parsley Root
Prckly Ash Bark Bitter Sweet
May Apple Root Poke Root
Golden Seal BurdUck Root
Elccampane Root SOlOmon's Seal
Blackberry Root Belladonna
Penny Royal Thyme
Raspberry Leaves Cicua Leaves
yellow Dock Tansy
Peppermint Herb Summer Savory
Peony Root Balm Lemon
Sweet Basil Hnrehound
BOneset Elder Flowers
Lobeia Herb Speurmint
DO pulverised Feyerlew
Do Seed Pipssservn
Scullcap Foxglove
Cutnip Hyssup
Sassaius White Oak Bark
Wild Cherry CarIaway Seed
Indian Hemp Sage
Mayweed Red Oak Bark
Extract of Colocyuth, compound
do do simple
do Digilalis
do Dulcanara
do Couium
do Enpatorium
do StramUnium
do JuglandIs
do TuraxiCum
do Marrubiun
do Lactuca Satva
Oil of Peppermint
do Wormseed, &c. &c. &c.
Also, every kind of GARDEN SEEDS
Shakers Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsapa
ria. THIS superior preparation
The JoLio~inR IN relation 10 The Shaker Medi
zines. DC. Is from Professor Il. d. Massey o
Cincinnati.
81 have pleasure in saying that have used tn
Extract Of Snrsaparrilla, the Hybrid Colsynth, an,
the Belladonna prepared by the Shakers, all,
that have never found better articles of tn
kind From the fidelity with which these art
ticles are prepared. ! eau have no doubt tia
other medicines prepared aud vended by them
are of prime quality. and may be fully relied on
h. d. MUSSEY, Prof Surgery.
Medical College, Ohio.
Cincinnati, Dec. 10. l84G.
The above article just received and for sale ol
reasonable terms at "Apothecares llall' No. g.
Main Street Lancaster Ohio by
NJ. Il. KREIDER.
Feb. 8, l8l0 40
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surgeons Instruments!

- Au57NA
I UST received splendid assortment of Sur
- gical and Dental Instruments. OF II superior
finish aud pattern, among which are the follow.
ing, tt wit:
Hare Lip Pins Catleiers, great variety
Amputating Instruments, do Patent
Trepanning do Sounds
Pocket Instrumental, 3 Lithotomy Instruments
and 4 fold Ear Trunpets
Obstetrical Forceps Self Injecting Apparatus
do Vectis Womb Syringes
do Perlorators Trusses, great variety
do PlaCenta Hooks, Scalers
do COchets guarded, Pluggers
Specnluln Vagine Forceps, every pattern
do Ami Extracting Instruments,
Dissecting Instruments fine
Eye Instruments Mouth Mirrors variety
Anel's Syringe & styles Abdominal Supporters
Ear Syringes variety
Stomach Pumps Ear Specuums
Cupping Instruments, Suspensory Bnndages
complete Green's Tongue Holder.
Scnrlcutors, superior and Probangs
do Patent TOnsil Scissors, FrenCl
Spring Lancets, variety and American
do Patent Bullet forceps
Tournequets POlypus Forceps
Thumb Lancets Esophngus FOrceps
Uvula Scissors Glass Speculums
SilverMountedProbangs, Letheon aud Chloroform
Stethoscopes lnhalers, go. &c.
| Bougies, every kind
All OF which are offered on reasonable term
| by NJ. Il, KRlEDER.
Lancaster, February 80, l840. 42
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Wholesale and Retail
BOOT d SHOE ESTABLISH MENT
WORN, SOW = wear

In
STlLL continues the above bu-
- siness at their Old Stand. and
hnve on hand a SPLENDID AS
SORTMENT of their uwn manu-. ~
facture, and in addition, have re- -
ceived their SPRING STOCK from cnc;nn..
Il. consisting Of reI! l7 5'-T '>'''
Ladies Black Bronze High and Low Buskins
-" Fine Kid Slippers and Ties ''''''
Misses BIZ, Bronze & cold Buskins & Slippers
Chidren'S Black. Bronze & cold Shoes& Caters
Mems Buckskin Caters - i
Also-Are prepared to manufactured a superior
article Of Mems Caters, having both the Buckskin
and Patent Leather
They have also, on hand, first rate article Of
SoleLeather, Morocco, Binding Lining, Pegs aud
Lasts.
Kit-All kinds Of findings and Boot and Brogah
Laces.
We socit continuation Of the very liberal
patronage we have heretofore received and res
quest the Ladies in particular to call and examine
our Stock. WORK, son g. WORK
Lancaster, April 81, 1849 stiff
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Onnibs Hemp aud Cotton Seine Twino
lOO 200 M Hemp FINK und Cotton
Broom aud Wrapping Twinc
A large assortment Of Cords Fish lues aud
Hook, ,Sc, just received aud for sue Nv
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster August II, l8i8 IA
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REMOVAL.

HNlIE friends of the undersigned, and the pub,
i lie generally, are respectfully nlorlucd lhnt
lac has removed lia WARE.ROOM from Broud
Street to Mr.. Buzces building. hree doors north
Of Dr. Sdchse's OGee, on Columbus Street, and
nearly opposite Mr., Mayers 10Vern.
lie iuI.ufla Ia tnou an hn,,,l
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Windsor 4 Fancy Chair Making.

Tile undersigned also announces that he has ns
socnted with him, Mr. Benjamin Franklin, in tue
above branch Of the business, under tho firm Of
Dodson aud Froakiia, aud intends keeping the
following description OF work;
PLAIN aud Fancy French aud Windsor Rock.
ing Arm, Seeing, Parlor, Table, Barber and
Deniid Chairs. Fancy Cidirs and Cane.Seated
ofall descriptions, and SoeiaJles and Setiecs
THOMAS q. DODSoN.
Lancaster, February 0, le4e. 40
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DE ENTIsTRY Y.

DR.. JAM Es S. KING
CD. YByENDERS his professional ser
fF Il vices To the citizens OF Laucas
LlEIDl aud viciuily.
oFFlCE-Iu Surgeons Row, near the Pos
Office.
Lancaster, November "a, 1913 ly20
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G. ARXN EV wv ARE ,

Ol all descriptions, such ms
S0FAS,SLDEBo ARDS. Sc O RETARI IESono
BUREAUS, oI all kinds,
TABLES, Of all descriptions.
STANDS Work, Wash aud Cnnde.
WARD ROBES aud HAT STANDS, all kind,
MAHOGANY aud CANE-SEAT CHAIRS.
lle will also keep 0p hand all kinds of Com.
mon Chasrs aud Bedsieads, at all prices
COFFlNS mndo on tho shortest notice md
personal attention given To funerals.
Pers0ns, about 10 commence Se.keepiup
will find il to thtir adrdHiage, 10 call ut the place
above meutionoI as the subsrribcr Intends Ia
equal, II nul excel, other establishments in ihp
qtali.y and ooririyof his work; and the prices
shnllbe ns reasonnblr us at my other.
The patronage Ol the public is respectfully
solicited.
All kinds Of SAWED LUMBER mud COUN
IHf PRODUCE tkon in exchange Tor Iurnitur,
iured To order n n riSiIiI
lancaster, Apvil 6. 1919 gmI8
Lumber a. RrOOmI-TIOudles
u He subscriber hns On bnnd =, l,,,o Ia, =
Walnut, MA Cherry and ali ",5a. Ii Ii,J
0fLogs which viii he sawed to su, the
upon the shortest nolice, intp any dcserIp,"n I,
Lumber.
The subscriber hos also u lnt or Broom H,sdI.
on hand, aud isready TO make tn order, upon sho,
notice. any number, Of he best rood,
The mill is situated six miles horthwes, of In,
caster and two miles south of Carroll. Lette
can be addressed, postpaid, 10 the snbscrbc
Laacasser. JOHN s. SNYDER.
February Q, lsa9. 40
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proof Of in this distressing class Of complaints
See pamphlet Al broken dOWH, dsbiitaed coHsitutOn
fom the effect of mercury, will find the bracng power Of
this article to act Immediately and the poisonous minera
eradicated from the system.
The ~ distinct properties which compose this article
manifest themselves particularly in the application Of the
head this paragraph For centuries there has beeR sd
"A. n
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01
white Lead.

AAA Kegs PURE WHITE LEAD, warranted
q " 65 do Paris Green; 80 do Chrome Green
with a general assortment of PAINTS Just receiv-
ed and Tor sale by GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August 1. l848 ID
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01

,.lS5-Fhe Genuine will be enclosed in Whit
Wrapper aud Splendid Steel Plate Engraved
Label. For sale wholesale by
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01

degree which renders the patient utterly unable TO OUs
forms one Of its most distressing features.
HITHERTO INCURABLE,
il now yields this Temedy-and Physicians use II pub
Icly and privately with perfect Let any who
has ever had symptom Of DTopsy, Of any character,
keep this article by them and If they would avoid the IN
natural
APPLICATION OF THE KNIFE,
to psrforGie the system aRd let The accumulated SGter oH
anay, only to fiji up again, and finally end in dreadful
Death let them Just this remedy in season, and re-
coVery Let them try aany stage Of this disease,
and cure is certain, il they will give it fair trial.
GRAVEL,
aud all diseases OF the urinary organs for these distress
ing complaints stands alone no other article can relieve
YOU and the cures testified to will convince the most
skeptical ;-see pamphlet.
How many suffer from this painful complaint and ian'
cy there no You may think you have gravel when
teres Is only may be calculiand yet
il NAV be hardly fOrnedit may even be stone in the
bladder, yet you are sure Of cure ~ a but the last
named disease and IL stone in the bladder does exist,
by the aid of this medicine all inflammation caused by
will subsde, and unless the formation Is OF years stand
ing, the caicui is dissolved and brought away n me
mixture. One Of The first Medical men in ne State Of
Nsy York waS cured Of grGvd by This medicine. See
Pamphlet.
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
FsUsr and Ague, Bilious DiscaSes-Io the Great Weai
especially and wherever these complaints prevail this
medicine Is offered.
NO MINERAL AGENT,
no dslstero compound part Of This MIXTURE it cures
these diseases with certainty and celebrity, and does not
leave the system torpid See PdmPhiet.
80 thoroughly does this mixture act In this disease, that
All immediate cure is made. All other remedies are now
set aside, this great vegetable preparation sge or i
contains poisonous mineral which is the basis o all
other Fever Ague and remedesD
SPEEDY AND EFFECTUAL,
IL is the grand healing medicine, and is daily curing Its
thousands The of its rebuilding the entire con-
stton s that II Is compounded Of % distinct vegetable
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01

Corner of Fifth and Race, Cincinnati.
Also, by BURY e. BECK, LANCASTER, Fairfield
County, General Agents; Ashbaugh & Beery. Bre.
men; Glendenning n Corner, Winchester; w. w.
llite' Lilhopolis: Crist & Pickering, Pickeington
A. +. MilhoH, Lockyille: w: +. Breck, Carroll /:
Leonard & Brother, Basil. N. Beatty & Co. Bal
limors: John Woodyard, New Salem: L. KaIb +,
Rushville; Daniel Hawkins, Sugar Grove.
February 2, ls49. 81 m 39lr
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01

aARAe HTY & FIN X,
Attorneys at Law, Lancaster, O.
0FFICE--Fosters Building-Up-Smirs, in the
Room lately occupied by Hunter & Garaghty.
Lancaster, July %, 1915 l2tf
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VYWOXlSVNNXNG.

of every description, SnGs aud Chairs re.siullcd;
Mattresses, polustrus aud Cushngs manufactured
To order; Carpets cut aud mwlc; Holland Blinds
male; VeniIi1" Blinds, and Furniture OF every
descrinlion, repaired IN the hest mnnner.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01
CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT,

which In all diseases arrangements OF the female fTame
ObstruciiOns, difficulties painful msnsirGatiOns, &c. has
effected cure. This root is indigenous to soil and
found in large quantities, and a medicinal property
stands without equal; II forms Of the compounds
In the preparation which whole IN the best remedy
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01
Lancaster, April 81, 1919.
MO! FOR CALIFORNIAN

TENHE Gold of California has ceased to excite
Il the attention of the public mind, aud oil
eyes are now turned to the CASH STOREOf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01

For sale, Wholesale and Relail by C. s, Birdsall
Cincinnati; George Kaufman Lancaster; q. NJ,
Fuddcn, RushpiHe; D. b. Rindhart, Lihopohs;
S. S, Russell, Pickermgiow II & J, Leohnard
Basil O II. Mnhler, Somerset N. Beatty & Co
Baltimore.
February ., 1916. 80
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ID o0TS, Barks, Herbs, Seed, Oils, Extracls,
IL &c, Medicinal and Culinary put in neat par,
GELS, aud all warranted To be fresh and genuine
Annnn which nre tie Inllnwinn.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01

weak back weakness of the Kidneys, &C., inhamma.
ton of same Is Immediately rsiieped by eD days Of
this madeleine and cure is always result Of It's use. II
stands as
6,nnm In nRNIRnX
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XAW NOTICE.

JOHN GARAGHTY, WILLIAM E. FINcK
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Western Branch OfIhcGrRf.
eDberg Company.

CT, Cincinnati, Ono.
THIS COMPANY ful.
mish family medicines,
pu,ely vegetable, prepar-
ed by Physicians Of emf
uenI skill, aud at prices
"iIhm the reach Of all.
Their rapidly ,inereas'
| lg sale proves that they
rr most happily adapted
to the diseases for which
hey are prescribed
The Company have now
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-14
ATCHISON VS.. BENTON.

Senator Atchison, who is the colleague of
Mr.. Benton, has sent to press, it is said, man.
iiesto against the doctrines of Mr. Is. 1t should
be source of qualification, that Senator B. is
thus eschewcd by men from his own State
Missouri has long and willingly acknowledged
nm as her leader; but since he has turned
traitor to the doctrines which shc has adyo.
Gated and recognised as orthodox, she cast him
OIL proving that she has more regard for prin-
ciPies and consistency than for any man. The
Democratic press throughout the Union, so far
as We are informed, have denounced Senator
D., and the only alternative which he now has
is to throw himself into the arms of Northern
Wings and Free Soilers for whom he is n
worthy associate.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-14
SAY, WHAT HE DESERVES,

SWIFT RETRIBUTIoN.--On Tuesday
last the 'Greenspot' was made doleful by
the tollng of bells for the death of James
X. Polk, late President of the Locofoco
party. The news of his decease wac
received by telegraph. The disease un
der which he laboured was chronic diar-
rhGa; not cholera, as stated in our last
Thus has this ambitious and wicked
man been called carly to his final account.
We would, in charity, have wished him
life of ten thousand years in which to
bring forth fruits meet for repentance. =
eve are taught in the Book of Books
that for National sins there shall be Ma
tlonal Affections. Does it not, however,
seem little singular, Just contemporanc
Gus with the death of the author of the
most shameful iniquitics in which our
country ever engaged, that the conse-
quencc of those iniquities should be so
iull upon us-that the scourgc of disease
should be sweeping the length and
breadth of our land! Verify the ways
OF Providence are inscrutable."
The above we find in one Of our exchange
papers, but who it was that SO far disgraced
himself as man, and SO hagrantly violated all
principles of humanity and common deccncy.
we arc not informed; nor are we dcsirous to
know The man who is so wofully blinded by
party prejudice, as to express himself in such
style, only shows the basencss of his heart;
and the Ettlcness of his sonl We trust that
he will meet with no favor from any of the
press, either whig or democrat, but that the re-
buke for which it so just calls will not be spared
until the perpctrator shall be willing to leave
the ranks of profession which he has dis
honored, and attempted to degrade to the level
of his own bascnoss."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-14
GENERAL SCOTT.

The M X. Courier d Enquirer dcnies the re-.
ported dangerous illness of this distinguished
oihccr, and says his health has not been as good
as it IS now, for some time past
But the Charleston Mercury 9TH inst) saws
It has private adviccs, which represent him in
critical situation; and his recovery as doubt
f,ll
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-14
U. S. SENATOR.

The Governor Of Illinois, it is stated, will call
an extra session of the Legislature to elect
Senator in place of Gen. Shields, who as been
declared Ineligible to his seat Scveytd of the
Democratic papars have hoisted the name of
D. A. McClernand. Judge Breesc who opposed
Gen. Shields is said also to be candidate.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-14
NEw- ORLEANS, June, 80, a. m.

Accounts from: Merida to the 18th
June, state that there had been fight
between the Yucatans and the Indians,
near 1ilnc. The former were routed with
great slaughter The Indians were close
ly besieging Tehosaca
The city is very healthy. The deaths
last week from Cholera were 20; other
diseases 81 Total ll3.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-14
SIGNIFICANT

The citizens of orangeburg on tho cclchra-
ton OF the fourth of July, dispensed with the
reading of the Declaration of Independence,
and substituted the Southern Address. Let
the North look to it.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-14
NEW ORLEANS, July 40. a. n

Col. Duncan, Inspector General of the
Army, died yesterday in Mobile.
The cotton, corn and sugar crops were
quite promising throughout Texas.
The cholera, it was reported, had broke
out among the Camanchc Indians, and
they were flying in every direction, panic
stricken.-- Char. Courier.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-14

the amount of insurance. Mr.. Thomas
Burden, citizen of the place, we regret
to learn, was unfortunately killed in at
'empting to blow up house. Char.
Courier.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-14
MAJ. GENERAL WORTH

Arrangements have been made by the Com.
mon Conncilof New York, to convey the re-
mains Of this distinguished officer to his native
State for Interment
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-14
X cow ZEE COURIER
Saturday, July IN, lS4O.

With view of accommodating our Sub.
scribers who live ut distance, the following
gentlemen arc authorized and requested to
act as agents i'll receiving and forwarding Sub
scriptions to the KEowEE COURIER, viz:
MAJ. w. S. GRESHAM, at West Union.
EDWARD HUonEs, Esq, Horse Shoe.
EP. WERNER, Esq, Bachelors Retreat.
NJ. f. MITCHELL, Esq. Pickensyillc
j, L. HAGooD, Twelve Mile.
It. j. WEBB for Anderson District.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-14
NEW ORLKANs

We arc happy to learn that the crevassc at
Sauvcs, which was the principal one, has been
entirely stopped, and the works made secure
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-14
SONS OF TEMPERANCE,

The following are the Officers elect of Pick
ems Division, for the present quarter:
NJ NJ. NoRToN, W. p.
w. d. STEELE, W. A.
w. III. TRIMMER, r. S.
o. II. BAErcS, H. Il. $.
d. f. HILL, r. S.
JOSEPH BURNETT r.
j. r. EARLE, g.
NJ. G. ANDERSON, a. c.
GEo c. MArrrsoS, s.
G. A. TAYLOR, o.
The first three and the last were regularly
installed in Office on Monday evening last by
REV Jos. GRESHAM, d.. g., W. p, j. HowARp,
of Hamburg, acting as d. G. C.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-14
THE CHOLERA.

This dread disease has made its appearance
on the Savannah River. Seven cases arc ro.
ported on the plantation of DIR. Daniels, and
l8 or 20 on that of DIR. Scriven. There were
some few other cases, Some of the first named
cases have died. The cases generally arc said
to be of mild form, and yield readily to med.
lea! treatment
1t is extending rapidly at the North and
West.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-14

Col Duncan, Adjt and Inspector General of
U. s. Army, died at Mobile on the Sd inst
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-14

Wepnblish today the Recommendation Of
President Taylor, that the first Friday in Au.
gust next be observed "as day of Fasting
Humiliation, and Prayer" that Divine Proyi-
dence may arrest the fell disease with which
our country is scourged, and "otay the dos.
troyiog hand which is now lifted against u.s.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-14

FIRE IN GEoRGErowN, S. c., ATTEND.
I'D WITH Loss OF LIFE.-Wc learn from
q gentleman, who arrived yesterday from
Georgetown, that fire occurred at that
place about one o'clock yesterday morn.
lns, All the stores from the Market TO
Durant's Hotel, on the water side of the
street, have been destroyed. The stores
burned are about one-half Of all in the
town. Our informant was not able to
give us the probable amount of loss. nor
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-14

:, Hon. VIM. G. Preston, of South Caro-.
iina' accompanied by his lady, passed
through this place on Sunday last, ON his
way to the Virginia Springs. Disease
has made such rapid inroads upon his con.
stitution, that his person presents but a
sad wreck of its wonted vigor; though
we sincerely trust the wholesome noun.
tain air and the life>g giving properties of
the Springs may entirely restore his
health, and that his valuable life may vet
DC spared to his country for many years.
Dan dHe Register.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-10

Sd. II you insist on crossing the
Isthmus, bring bat one trunk, weighing
not wors than 1876 lbs, you should also
bring tea and sugar, hard bread, and
ham enough to last you from Chagres
to Panama; brandy, to be used in mod
Grafton, do.
4th, Ten cent pieces, as many as you
can get transportation %for-sight Of
them make a dollar. A'DIEU.
The latest neWs-from Panama is OF
the 9th inst. The steamer California
had not reached that port from New
York. According to the verbal &C.
counts there was plenty TO a at that
place; that hotels on the "Yankee PLAN
were starting into existence; and that
there were three vessels "up" for Cali.
%fornia, two OF which were s%chooners.
The following translation will We
think, be calculated to deter some Of
the "Argonauis," as the Ishmenies have
dubbed our adventures, from trying
that route:
Editor of the New York Herald
Sir: To avoid disagreeable consequent
ces, it we'll be well to inform those Ar
gonauts who intend crossing u 18th.
mus, that the introduction Of tobacco,
even in transit, Is entirely prohibited;
tho introduction Of coffee and sugar.
for consumption, is likewise prohibited.
though they may be entered for transit,
on paying a duty Of three cents per
pound. For these facts see the transit
laws.
Now comes the gist Of the letter
which, though laconic enough. speaks
volumes.
We have hosts Of Yankees suck
here amidst our swamps and mud,
awaiting canoes to escape from our de-
lightlul climate. American gold which
has appeared with such p~rofusion in
these days, has created complete rev.
olution; and surely many OF. these Yam.
KEGS must have forgotten the old pro-
verb, that "a bird in the hand is worth
two in the BUSH"
Alas! poor Yankees! take my advice
and do not expose yourselves to the ia
tai influences of our climate, which can
be withstood by natives alone.
UN NEGRITo lsTmENo.