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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-09-12
From the Columbia Telegraph, Sept. S.
Five Days Eaae2 News.
ARRIVAL or THE NIIG1RA.
ADVANCE ~ COTTON SUSTAINED.
HUNGARIAN REFERSES.
General Georgey Surcndered, &c.
The following Despatch was received
last nigh, from Baltimore coming right
through without interruption:
COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, HUs %.
AT the time Of the Niagara's departure,
trade was steady in overy department.
Cotton was advancing. Large sales
had been effected daily.
The sales Of the week reached 67.000
bales; of which Spectators took $4,000,
and $500 for Export.
The Commil,ee of brokers quote: Fair
Upland sgd; Mobile sgd Orleans 5sd.
The stock Of Cotton q, Liverpool is
about 623,00O bales this year against $751;
$50 bales same time last year
From the Manufacturing Districts &C.
counts arc satisfactory.
The Harvest operations are favorable,
and the crops generally good.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-09-12
GDs a1DertIaer.
EDGEFlELD C.. Fl.

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER II, lS49.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
cs, r,x,or and the state Fair.

The disappointment which thousands have Snl
viii experience by the sudden return OF the fres-
dent to Warrington, will, we are sure, be some
xhst assuaged BY the perusa OF the iouowinS Z
letter. which has been received by the PresidcA'
n the State Agrcultura Society. tnderVhe CIT
csnstsuces comment - unnecessary
NIAGARA FAILS, sept >, lo49
Ny DyAR SIS hope tina, no one IN attendance
mon or In any WAY interested IN your good AgrcG'
tsrsl Meeting Al Syracuse, will suffer disappointment
proDortioned TO that which experience IN being com
p.sd 10 relinoush she idea OF being preseut nyse.
In addition 20 the pleasure OF meeting 90 vast An =
emblsse of my fellow citizens, upon an occasion 50 u,
terestns 10 AL who appreciate The true source ol We
uonal prosperity and greatness have oeen
Ing eradication and instruction from thss hsnS a'
able opportunity Of looking upon the Prodae's,
lnents and improvements OF pursuit II WIN"
ever taken deep personal interest =,
To attend this Agricultural Fair was the ptoiin.i
object of my wish 20 visit your state, ana 1ns' ~
a., moment have encouraged the idea tnst sh,u"
DO so-but the advise OF my medical aitendSnts snu W
claims Of business the capital render It duty o' me
70 renquish my wish upon this object fstng'y s"'
truly, q So.
To Hon JoHN 4 KING, NJ. C. President OF the o'S''
Agricultural Society, Syracuse.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

the direction Of the external policy Of Democracy
We shall advance 70 the confederation of the Euro Pc
Nations and then o. tne constitution % the United
states Of Europe The United states Il America vii
have broken up ior us this field The old sge n
TIE fathers vii repose IN the ssy um prepared y their
sons fre hardy pioneers oi t1e American Union.
Whether theReyucIcan form sns exist or not 10 rance
the end Of he third act the curtain o tne fourth
sct viii display the rrsf Of this federation
n nations which W be- tie fourth sct 0 the European
Revolution. and which Vii not Jet conduct "a . dehn-
tive peace As % the religious question that IN iAct
vii form the ffth act IL vii be- the den0uement o.
the crisis which has been long preparing. and which
vii continue 70 agitsie us unill the close % ine
Nineteenth Century
From many passages Of this etter, yo1 viii infer
that continue 70 doubt the maintenance of The Repub
..can form In France. and you are hight Inls u q
porsnce -ul the external causes that have already
Republican form, which It's proper defenders have
hitherto been unable 70 consolidate Will ind unex
pected supper, the passions and rvsries of -
efnes The division u declared between the two sec
ons Of the Conservative party that s 20 say between
the Catholics and M0nsrchlsts by conviction, on tne
hand. and the doctrinarles and skeptcs. on the
other. ". o. Nontalemte cert mas 10 wish fDr lniers,
and even ln the cabinet Fal0uN and Dliaure warmly
contest each others influence Nay We profit - TINS
rupture. which inevitable o. oppose the new social
principle % the old and purge France Of scePrcs
Of pro and Of d0crnsires WIZ have done her 90
much mischief Yours faithfully
JULES LECHFtAIIEE
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
lIr. Clay In Iticn.

Correspondence Of the Albany Evening Journal
UTICA Sept. 10 1912.
Hon HBNRY CLAY arrived Ia this city on sRtuf
d.y evening He left Albany on Saturday afternoon,
and his Journey hther triumphal beyond parallel
Not station did he pass but he met vast sssemoascr
Of ardent friends and admirers, eagr TO behold MS
beloved eountenance and do him honor. In many ln'
stances bonfrcs were kinded and the deep mouihed
cannon" proclaimed his welcome. Un0ounded euthu
ssm prev allied In every place through when ne pass
Al Hcrkirner so great was the demonstration, that
Mr. CIsv ,ppeared upon the platform OF the car and
addressed The crowd In his mos eloquent and iecitous
His words seemed oracles
That pierced their bosoms, aud each man would turn
And gsze In wonder on bis neighhors lace,
That with the Ike dumb wonder answered MN
You could have heard
The beating Of your pulses while he spoke
When Mr. CLAY had concluded, cheer upon ca, ti
rent the air until the had disappeared In the din
distance. -,
He arrived here about o'clock, accompanied by
Frederick Ilollster Esq and numerous other Irehus
from this city. who had gone ON To meet Nun AooD'
sOoO persons had assembled AT the Depot ana wheh r
great statesman aightcd from the cars salute OF can
non and the shouts OF the multitude greeted me- ears
Being completely worn out, he proceeded immed'H'e
10 the residence of Mr.. liolliser Esq whose gues'
he i while he remains In city, and retired Tor ne
night A large crowd filed the street and completely
surrounded the house made ilusrious by ms presehe
until late hour Al night bonhrcs Were III N'u . 80.
whole city seemed alive. Arnotts Band serenA'eI q
distinguished visitor diseoursng, MS usual most ei"
quent music" 49,, S.
Mr.. Clay attended TRINITY 'hufcn lte'''"N
dsy) and listened to an excellent discourse from heN
Dr. Proal. To-day he visits the extensive mshulacsuI
lng establishments In vicinity. Ills Nst 20 Vl"s
vile, a manufacturing village founded by MI houlsci,
and named after Mr. Clay cannot but be an occasion
Of deep interest to both parties Mr. Clay VIII leave
or the State fair Tuesday morning, previous 10
which it is expected that he will address the 'ne e
fens Of Utica
All is on the tiptoe here for the state Far "hei.
Uuca will be well and largely represented Two "i
our most gallus" Fire Companies ana the CuzeH
able attention. s-,.
gang of burglars inest city ST present scarce,
anieht passes out some or shop Is broken lno
md robbed Nothing OF very great value has oee9
H., vet hut i, b.hoves our Police TO be- on the sti
ls,t the burglars become bolder and more suecess"l
N their efforts. Yours &c
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
Coed riwes en- the rruii.

An overland emigrsnt gives the tollowins a.
count q the tan hey have on The Overland usa T.
Cs.tornis
Hunurg buf.oss 10 the grcatrst snusemcnt out
We rSn them down in = tAree OF iour mile heat
>ni sometimes IN or two mies We AZ tnfn insi
sometimes sei "a twelve 1f,ecn hundred II g l-si
dsnserous enough - make II right smusns nstr
oern thrown o my eorse twice ey their makns ~ toe
horss Once came within lnch II BENG silei ~
one making pitch al after BENG nhcrsed. out
saoi him BY chsncc that got ot ssie. sss 1dins
ny ng'e II the rne. have stopped the bu1slo gsns
With hin il J. too hard work esushi an Indian
horse that NJ. running lcose that can't - eesi for
ogasioes We have great rues with The Indians
~ expected u have ashi with them Tor the ..i ir~
DAYS. hlt .hink tha dagger 10 over With them ncs
~ - snos. ,lrssres fAs- ~ a. ra ~ i-f4s
There have oeen for sil.oa q AnsS snd one sith
ou1Ao, and siNisen d,ed o. sickness Ihst 8 toins
very vel Tor company oi egoty-one young mes
tfre srr- sesi a. ssrTy tt.a< - - ivt
IL sny % or chaps coming cut next >prins tf
them o. orins good horse-ons that 50 a. rif
v fseH ~ilss az hSar. ara sesp ~ atsrs eeays Wy
Indian 30 u 70 you here. alter ~ thes-
bu-soes yOg would throw vourseif right straight t
bests chasing fcxes al out u any snpes stsftn.
for California tel them 10 stay at home they
it have met Ao persons conins bach and going
home
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
state Fnirat-yrncu.e.

SYAACUsE, sept lam.
The great Agricultural Fair commenced this
morning and already ul 10000 Of the yeomen Of the
state are on the ground
The Hotels are all full, and it is impossible % get
place 10 sit Among the visitors notice Hon Mllard
fillmore Gen. Wool Hon Mr. Greig, G.. A. Granger.
nd others
Mr. Clay will arrive at o'clock he will be accom-.
panied by Messrs Hoister, Sherman and Walker from
tacs. He will be received at the Depot by the city
s1ihOrities.
Military and FIRE companies arriving from all
parts Of the state and every train adds 10 tho
crowd
The arrival Of stock farming Implements SC. is very
sfge and bids fair 10 excel any other State Fair
The buildings On the ground taseiully decorated,
s1d are also roOmy "Fora's Hall" IA the center Of
arsctioD and the ladies Of Syracuse have displayed
ereai taste IN its decoration
Hon Thomas COrwin Of Ohio will arrive here to-
day IL is stated that Gen scott and Martin Van Buren
will not Welt the air. -Four more trains Of stock have
usf arrived
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
An American slave In England.
CoTFesPondenco q Ine Ifi7lne'

LONDON England, aue a, l-i,.
DFARSIR: witnessed a. incident few days
ago which have no doubt viii be interesting 70
you. Being at 2 New Brosd-st. / vas intr.-
daced to fugitive from American Slavery. He
vas man sbou, my color and size. He could
not tell hi. age. bat ! should think he was 81
He had been the slave Of William Hunter OF
New Orleans He attempted 70 hy from Slavery
about tro years since, and was overtaken' re-
csived one hundred and siJfy lashs', aud wore en-
iron collar six months His next opportunity oc-
CURED 70 get on board Of On English vessel
After they had been out three weeks be was dis-
covered 10 the hstchway where be was con-
cealcd. The Captain appeared 20 be enfsged B
he ordered sand bag 10 be tied 10 bis feet, and
said he would throw him overheard that freak
over. be ordered him 70 be tied up saying h-
would fog him. When al was ready, he went
to him. looked at his back, and said, VEL /
donf .ee any place iett 10 fog p" When be a.
rived at Liverpool. he ordered him 20 be kept
concealed until night and then he gave him a
suit ~ clothes four shillings IN money and star
ed HIM for London. he came 10 London and pre-
sented himself be ore the Lord Mayor who wss
then sitting In Court he gave him some money
out Of the poor-box and ordered lodgings 10 he
provided tor him. The next day be was brought
- the Anu-Savery Office, and will go from her
,o one Of the British islands. One fact IN tts
cese hss struck me with great force may say
alarming iorce-that an Enelish Captain should
hide fugitive from American Slavery after be
gets into Liverpool Here you see America
slavery reaching forth It's bood-sisined hand aI
over the world feeling after ts victim. and seizrg
bg the throat all Who dare aid him. Brother.
A.. a.. A ra
e. any part of the world We must meet Il on
the Continent and conquer it there. or We are
dead men. 20 where We may
Yours truly, W G. ftNNiNulONt
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

FROM MiNNEsOTA The Chronicie aud Register.
two ably conducted papers have become united The
new paper is neutral In politics
The complete returns OF the late Election are all IN
No trial Of party strength was attempted. On which
the Regi.fy remarks
The returns of this Territory all in Hon H. u
Sibey reelected Delegate without opposition. We do
not note the result many Wings and so many
Democrats 10 the Legislature party politics did not
enter into the contest We hope that II will ind no
place In the Territorial Legislature but that that body
will 20 10 work earnest do up the business of the
Territory and leave the affairs Of the Nation 70 thos"
10 whom il eeitimately belongs The number Of votes
polled is near 700"
The Legislature OF Minnesota convened on Tuesday
the 9TH inst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
.,.o,,,wrut. by the Governor.

Ccu<ar Ofisrto ks'otS 81 ait-hotA.,~N '''-'
II Losn. Nathan Perry, req - ,,. -. -
Qtssss -Wiltsm CossseAoi 'A''-' N'--N '-s'
W. Hsnp / H.sBsr dec-ss-c -, 49,, g.,f. 49,.
sus Copsrs -Ros-.A Bufro~s Of baaa", No'4' '-'' "
hsafy Stnnehsu. r-sgu-t 60 I s..t I'D
Jsast.t IA al wd.sn Rot~rson OF Mestn-.D-' ~
g. A-1ard.r Wassof Ga.hsu. stb D., fhHp "f- 49,
i8,t ID Wn "A Va sehonhov-a ol fry i4th o. s.os
& Nstnn; if;h Co. ROB- Of c.,o. - ~
Bod 81 Os3...burrh i7th &c. Abraham nors o. -
ish 90 BssJ Bfacs Of sasi.on Co su 90 49, n -
hneb.m,oa Hal of Auesrn - ~. s.,b a,
o. Jaco5 q. nsfte Of "s'-oo o.,
!" ''' 49, - 49, rEs.alrx JournaL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
u..uusofthr rrade-men Of Boston.

Feneuil Hall was crowded ON Ihursdaf eVenii e
in answer o. - call Of the trsdesmen ~ Boston iof
discussion Of the whole principle Of labor Henry
Trask was called % the Chair and Aessfs Ahdis san
and TreaEor we're appointed Secretaries
Sir John Fiemmlns President Of the Iaiiofs Assl.
citation wss the nrst speaker lie exposed 'ome 90
the nice business transactions oi employer. "a t.r
large tailoring estsb shmenfs iu this city and il.y
exclaimed the basis principles 0f the new Assyeial n
about 20 be- started by the Iourneymen talfs 'i
Mr. John Orvis Has next introduced VINO i'AdA pr
.unle and series OF resolutions
RssoIrsd That the maxim OF Gra1-al lsn, zet All l
can and keep oil you gr, though universal IN Paa'f
B. yet anuchrstsn 10 spirit and the primary cause i
our social evils
.oos4n u their prayers ~ Christian brotherhood "r
now by the formation Ot cooperative ifatrrh-r- may
fnd ,be sure ueans ri elevation aad permanent reri
and realize tiaf brotherhood in our 'nops OUT "'iN
houses and in all our socis relations
p..sl-,a That In excitements consequent upon cole
exu-e-sion Of our wrongs We commit olfsefes to hN
destructive measures, bur raihrr Dy cAnili 'na open
action proceed manflly, - peaceful 'lnstf -c-'f
remedy and the organization ui cooperative assoelA'N
Rssolrsd That our wants hsve taught US our rsnts
the Consultation and humanity reecno tnrm A. lhaIeD
abs and ~ will not yield one pta oi tnose fl.ni' ID
.t.rvation prices 0f moneyed 1rspou-M anl ~ hNsi
p,.,'r,f That t having been clearly proved ~ tEe
iast meeting that lhe very moderate demand VI lle
Tauors migh be- conceded, y small 1edlctoh ii'"'
the enormous pr0nIs of the empoyefs lhls me- -A- I
declares sI who have refused o. sign tnc '-- 'i
p,I.a. ~ 10 ungortny of public support and ca =
noon every working and friend % Il'tlce. ~
withdraw ns patronage from al sucn esIa '-'-n,N
Mr Orvis followed the reading oi these fe'9.-'
yi,h f.,s remarks in which he gave the poitcA Paf
~, A pretty severe hammernz The Free 'oAefs na'
iucoruorated INTO their blralo platform some ''.
rsnit promise. 90 The distribution VI Ee pAo-c snl-
but ,sid h. they need watching lney may nol CONS
10 20 the marx Promises are sometimes msoo 90 q
votes
Mr. Orvs ssd be- had failed y~t y nnd ne lf't :.
au the subject of pubic lands 10 tne columns NJ -'
R,Ysb-an the orzan 0f the Free sol party ~ hass-
ebusetts since the Presifenta election. hr oyY
tre .v.tsm of .sses aDd sdyocated The principles VI
Association.
Tbe Tailor. are already Al ~ork Organizing ass'l..
ave trade They have struck not Tor lileness ~ p
speech making for calings - order -n1 Ie1rin..'t
ans bur for good sfr9ts ci business lhey mean i
---.r ~ a..oeisron store and b. a. Nork n1t heet
Rsdre..e. we're sso made 5y John p harf-y sn-
William Lloyt-botn ABLE and worth Puol.s1lns n~l -
the space for them. ..
Mr. Fenminz IN The course Of his speech read N
following
co~rErBrrroNs - AID o. rHE goraNEfhkS IAiLoA'
.r<rr ruE LIST nEErrss ~ fANt-iL HALL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
steamer IIibernin Coming to New-YOrk-
Death of Asa VI. sanford.
BOSTON, Tuesday, sept. II, IL

bosr0N, Tuesday, sept j, I'D
The report Of the Cunard steamer Hibernia
gong 10 81 John. n y % repair Is erroneous. She
proceeds 10 New York. where she may be- expected on
Ihursday, 10 70 into dock
Capt ASA SANFORD OF the steamer hennebec. died
Il Bangor sunday. His remains have arrived here
aad vii be cent y NeW. York this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

~ The Wings Of the I'D Assembly District,
10 Chenango County, have appointed Ransom
BIIcoN, Esq. Of Oxford their Delegate 10 the
s,ate Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
Barnburners' Convention--Nisit TO Camp
OBOndaga.

SYRACUsK, Tuesday, sept IT.
A number Of Delegates 10 the Barnburnern
Convention passed through this city this morning.
We visited Camp ODondsga to day. The display Of
citizen sodiefy is good. We found at their encamp
meni the Utica Citizen Corps" Oswego Guards
Rochester Greys and Light Guards" and "syracuse
Corps The Camp II situated about one mile from
the city
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
Riots.

SEsi0Us Rfor ~ LowELL-We learn from
rucks Lowell Express that most Outrageous not o.
CURED ~ Lowell lsst evening. between the Corkc
mans" and Far nosners" each Of which fsctions
semolec O. the number of several hundred sppesrs
that fssa b. long existed between the two parties
snd that In two three instances considerable disturb
snce and nshrns hss occurred Last night the psrue.
collected IN great numbers on and abOut Lowell 81
bridge Nnd vicinity. and . regular knock down nght
ensued during which stones and brcsosts hured
tn every drecu~o. ndicns serious bruise. upon the
heads and oo,er ~ many either side. and tong
much tsnsgr % ne house. In the immediate vicinity
Firearms were ought into use. and seyrrsl shots
were nred, durin, which sd about Ia years NJ age
struck with slug. which entered hi. body below
the heart and pas irg through the small
OF his back he u supposed a. be mortslly wounded
During the disturbance. the bells were ruus which
called cut the nremen who. with horses attached o.
their apparatus rushed through the rioters snd
Instrumental In dispensing them. The " Lowell Phs
lsnN' and Lowell City Guards AZ their srmo
ries. IN readiness to march a moments warning but
their services not required The police snd wstch
arrested hfeen OF the rioters snd committed them to
Jail
RIOT At PoRrLsND.-AnOther riot occurred Al
Portland Friday night AZ the house OF King the col
ored man. Munoy Ill., where several disturbances
have previously taken place. Guns and swivels
used outside and in. and several sailors wounded On
saturday crowd OF persons assembled. with the ev
dent intention OF tearing down Kings bouse Tho May
or and Sherif together with the Police Department
supported by the Portland Light Infantry. proceeded
20 the spot snd Induced the mob 10 dspers-, without
using yiolenc- some stones were thrown by the
orovi, but they did little harm King had been com
mittei 70 Jail. and the house empty
BOSTON Journal, 10Th
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
By TELEGRAPH TO THE Ntw-YORK TRIBUNE


bOsTON Iuesdsy, Sept. liam.
Returns from p towns ia the lVth District show
oss Of 225 for Palmer The vote IL large all around
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
Rrom ,IIrnxOanr.

b. the arrival q the big allure - n.se dA-e.
f~arr yir.xoane D. The lDta III here 80 ~ lr~s
i, -rr-ortsrce. sn1 business vas t1.l Coree ~as
.csrre but .o-xoo1 very abundant PROVISIONS .efe
- plenty l-ttsr from uercante a5ls- 20 MIA
gosne o. merchzn; in MS ciiy Jazz aug - ~
: r. corsrurn4r, "a published az ,rls week. ~
xsieh the exporta;ion u the monoPolzei products
.see and corton-lrom tnis port and those oi A9lin
u Ain.e'd Hainssit = Msrks snd PORT oe Pax, =
1rohi5ired Accordingly. ! shall have y leave tnis
&c. .oou and continue my business q Pert su
S-,,rs Boston Jour lOth
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

of the whole subject o. Religion, OrEsnizst'on Do
New Garden, IN this Courty, 1n the is,h. 'tn an
-ist ~ oct. next L s though, that 'ew
7rEar i1aton vii Be- the result. OBsEEfEH.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

II We must acknowledge our indebtedness
TO Harnden cos Express for late Boston papers con
tanning an account Of the riot ri Lowell
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
Cholera "a; Boston.

BosrON Monday, sept ll-l2M.
Durng the past % hours there have been lc
deaths by Cholera the whole of whom were foreigner
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ FewIors & Wells, Phressiesists nna
~ Mrs. VI. -. Cove Siebois Wssr-Cars Phy.
cfsr ~ IssinytOn-ay COnsg!ts1 from 10 A N 70 fF
Patients visited al tnof rcsdene-s
~ Watsr-~urs.-JosL sss~, n o. rrseuuoasr. o.
FOlrih-sg Railroad aesf Teothst o. I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
Total Ameant Of Produce per Hudson h''e'
Lines.

TUESDAY Sept. ll.-7.7s0 bbs Flour, s'7So ousn ''l
Corn, 25OO bush Whest 80 bbls Ashes, lO o0s
Whisky, 10 bales Wool
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

~ wafer Gure.-Dr NEEkEss Orsgs ho0ntsiS
49,, Cur. e.tab lshmsnt a. 5oth Drznse, % nov
,o~ ryr ne reception u psusnt. Thts estsohshmsni
u. or desirable ocscOns for NJ pr.rucr ~
~ Waer Care and 4. attsd Ia VERY p,of nsnnsf
lagax Dry.e Ssfhs bed " the pstents rooms ~
c.rs hr SOuttOrsnss l,sye hs foot u Coftand 81 :.
oIcors A NJ snd tPM daily, r-schng soglbyt~ssD
80 ~ ~ M
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

TgRHiBLE AccIDESr-Su Ltres LOa.-Last
Friday week the Steamer Ben West, bound from Louis
vile b New Orleans grounded when when shout 100
miles below her starting point After numOefess
iruiess Efforts spar her Dh the Captain ietsrmined
b light her OF her freight and passenger The yssi
Immediately put In requiston. After making
seyers tnps from the boat the shore and back snen
under way elts sik persons (three boat hsnds too
storage and cabin passenger II VA. struck by ms
hs~sef which fastened the " the shore and
capslEed, drowning every one In H.
fst Louis Heyeills, ID
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

\ ork.-An sdl01rnod nesting d s2@cisI 5rsslVn y
he Grand Division viii be he'd Al nc Hal - brD.d
way % Wedn.sday 3h mat ~ recsiys rspOrls u is
. lhs q 7 .nd ths Com. "a f.nsncs ~ order
81 n. WIN kDMOsDs, % WA
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

" Ms James Dana. a. smisbie aD1 A-en Dr
.oTed alxe1 u IrOy, died ~ fnd>y
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
q Aasa.t RepeL.;.ThE MgTUAL sksEyI 80


surplus sIeessas5 y,isr l. PATTERSON Pr..lsot
'''' JOSEPH l. LORD, ASent
f.>,, srr1.sr D Ms1icA krxmsef, al tse one
=. - - 40 ofelo~s Pm s lmAkW
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

kllu. ..a ~ X. .TCHrLOk . = IrUTsI1I
H-I y.rto~v \, a. Wsl-st ~ber. al a. ufhrs c~h -
f4ec H. lsrx-.. as.Orment In hs eisJ Su.nsrfs -
-i,ixs,. No. cal .nd j9dss for themselves Dr'ofs P
rh..Iox -i.@xh~f- B4TcrkLOss nerJ lEFrI<e 'ls~
Dy14n,a ~ = . 80. 1S,-.. my6 hWtSu
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

-, "a l. / are nov op-o for Ibs reception u
-. For psngy of ~st.f, saigbnty of r, and o-.siJ
u seensfy MA place 70 ansafpssssd ssssneo. e.,'ye
f.iyst-.t Address T. T.. TAIL. salv I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

20, he sss. pses % 20. ornamental
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wh-r- hey have hand ne largest ne ene.P~st sns
- n.ir rnxirts frreues. kc., which, for price add
o,s..ty arc 4n-qusled The usds sapplied Who ss.s-
Cal sae adxs fos yosfssisss, hs.dsossns saAs iH
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
EUROPEAN POLITICS.

Third II of fs Reroi.fi0u Accomp. .bied sabrsi,s.0n
" Hanguy.. Franc> not oione Guhg N Tag.
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n, mud S'atss q Eprgpe.
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

rssr Hs.sD ssnd u valuable prizes daily
,roU -f establishment In hs shape u ads " hair
sr.l1ss-oos for s.eb side u every bssd. Nadsnsns
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

- Where are those pretty little gold dollars
They },ye disappeared rs suddenly and mysienou'.y
A. iar' money Won't somebody coniure them oaos
again