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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16
DENTISTRY. &c,

nR. ANFOUX respectfully informs ms patieutx and the
II public generally, that he has removed QIIFaEEaA
his Office and residence from No. BarOnne
street to No. IL Carondelet street, be. IN fV@a
tween Common and Canal Streets where LII IJ
he be consulted daily all hours and is prepsTed to
perform all Dental Operations their sati5fsoon warrant
ed, and at his usual moderate charges.
Oce at his residence No u CRrOndelet between Com
mon and Canal streets NeW(1Tlean sIs I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of Sanapaa has expressly prepared in
reference TO female complaint No female who has reasoR
70 suppose Ihe approaching that critical period The tuTR
Of e should neglect to take IT, a. Il certain preventive
Tor OF the horrible diseases which females
subject at this time Of life. This period may be delayed
for several by usnR this medicine. MOI esh vHun-
Die for those who are approaohng wOmanhOod a. il cals
ouaed TO assist nature by quiokenng the blood and nvgOF.
ang the system. Indeed this medicine invaluable for all
the delicate diseases to which subject Il braces
the whole TyStem anenty the natural energies
1Y removing the impurities Of body not far stmnfs
ting "a to produce gubEequent a1at0n which, the
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease ~
using few bottles OF this medicine aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
Hon. Reverdy johnson md his Maryland
Friends.

The National IHtciligeaccr has the following re.
port of the reply made by Mr.. JOHNSON to the address
OF depuiston Of his friends from Maryland who waited
upon him Monday afternoon
GENTLEMEN: / return you my most sincere thanks
for the honor this call am glad 10 see ia II evidence
that my conduct in the Councils of the Nation has IN
the main ~ least, met your approval and what II pos
-be is vet more gratifying that my conduct ~ home
in the intercourse Of private and professional NE las
won for me your esteem and regard.
This conviction, gentlemen Will cheer me In the more
arduous public and professional employment 10 which
without the slightest solicitation on my part or as Tar
a. know on the part OF my friends, nave occh Trans
ferred bv the President of the United States
Relying upon my public and professional character,
he has hOnOred me with scat in his Cabinet snd j
have agreed to scceptt 1t will be my study and am
bon justify his confidence and to realize ss lar as
am able, the hopes OF my friends ~
To such of YOU gentlemen, IS are citizens Of bat'
more cannot avoid saying, that whsiever OF srauhca
lion may feel in this change of my duties VIII be much
saddened by the withdrawal from among you which II
involves M
With you the greater part of my life OF manhood mas
bcen ed aud deeply sensible that It - 70 your
kindness and support tina, mainly indebted Tor
whsteyer OF professional and public character may
possess ,.. .Lt
cannot therefore separate myself from you thong
II be only for time but with deep regret shall LOOK
forward therefore, during the entire period OF the ser
vice upon which am about 10 enter with pleasure 70
Incoming again one Of yourselves to share win your
immediate loc al fortunes and the fortunes OIL our oA'
surrounded by all the endearmenis OF the many irenu
ships private and professional, when thihh' inueou
which know, enjoy.
can only add gentlemen tina, again. and from the
bottom of my heart, thank you all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
The President and the Pennsylvania Dele.
RuffOu.


The Delegation Of Independent Tay .or men OF
Phiiaae phs waited on the Presden, Tue.day We
learn from a letter 10 the PHILADELPHIA Sa1. Dr. ! X.
Mitchell wss The spokesman, and while members Of the
delegation @ere taking their places in the reception
room, remarked 10 Gen. Taylor
NJ Presiaeut. many Of these are the horesi and
hard working cons Of PeDn.ylvanis VINO have given =
part Of their time and labor 10 fgai for you and the
country
The President replied d" ,hsn ike them al the bet
ter for ihst-they are welcome ! In ny youth a
working man, aud szs brought Up 70 the ploE.'
DR.. then delivered hs speech which Of course va.
highly laudsiory Of IT, principal bearer The report,
continues
President Taylor who had listened with the most
marked attention then said that words could OK
press the grateful emotions he felt ~ The address
the presence n the Delegation from pennsyi vsnla
Having spent 20 years in the camp and for the most
part outside Of What mi hi be termed the boundary Of
civilization. the courtesy and eOquence Of the forum
could rot be expected from him. but the viii must BE-
taken for the deed
He had always told his WIZ friends that he would
not be the exclusive candidate Of any party but would
consider himself if elected the President Of the
People. To the people he was indebted for The highest
station 10 the world. Wings, Native Americans and
Democrats bad given him their support and slihough
be- might differ slightly with some 81 them In points o.
political opinion, be would turn his back upon
bis county's enemies ia battle, as upon bis friends
who had stood together in the late civil Contest All
we're equally entie1O and should receive their proper
share Of his regard IN the distribution Of Offices be
would ondeavor 10 give 10 each Of the divisions OF bis
supporters their share Of the burden OF public duty
according 70 their portion and numbers, far he
could ascertain them.
lie sid that large share Of tie honor Of the late I'm
portsrt actions due TO the brave soldiers, both
regulars and voutecrs who fought and conquered for
their country The very honors which were now
shOwered upon him, were but an expression By the
people Of their of the masntu4 e and importance
Of those achievements II was bis good fortune 70 be
placed in position 10 lead these brave soldiers and
that cirsum be indebted for much OF bis
military reputation.
The delegation subsequently, waited on Mr. Meredith
and appropriate speeches were exchanged between
them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
ffr. CorMin md The Cnbinet.

The Go0rgciorH KY Herqid publishes letter
from Gen. FLoUHNoY to Mr.. CoRwIS. dated Jan.
H. inquinng if he was going into Gen. Taylors
Cabinet Mr. CoRwIN reply is as follows
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. ~. "a.
DEAR GENERAL ] received your note last evening.
~ were much less modest than really am should
blush tt for ths oscresunate your parisity viii pgt
my poor abilities and still poorer Efforts For the
friendship which THUS abuses your better judgment
bat feel grateful, nay proud only regret that
cannot fulfill the expectations which such friends must
indulge.
have no more idea Of going into Gen. Tsylors Cab
net than Of tip u the Moon In the rst place Gen.
T. is ihe ssgscous gentleman hope 20 ind him, he
will have there; and 2iy, were be- 20 ask H. on
his Bonded knees, would not consent.
He will be attacked. BY Southern Democrats fspcciai
y, his sgpposed position on the Wmot Pfoyiso. A
be ID by in his Cabinet, would be- proof positive
against him. that point. would no more allow him
To be asssiled through me- than would thrust man
between my bead snd bullet In the next place iools
and demagosues all the Republic could talk, snd
with effect OF my position the Mexican War AL
THESE shafts al they fly alb shall strike my own boz
soIn and none other Cen. Taylor should select men
to whom no such positive objection exists -et ms
hear from you often.
Truly your friend, THOs. CORWlN,
General FLOURNOY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

StxGULAR WATER-W0RKs.-Thc Jeters3HUHe
VA ufrOcrat makes mention Of novel preparation
Tor supplying the ciuzen' Of INA. town with S.ter u
say. T" TIE principle Is somewhat Ike tie telegraph
a, follows There are pOsts placed AZ certain DIS
lance from each other through which posts are pro
jectng hooks, curved ~ hold wire and AZ s1en
distance from the posts az % Jet tne BUCKET pass a1l
rrpA.s without any obstruction. The bucket has roll
ers ATTACHED that with light impeilng iyfcr pas
80 t. the Waer fls tsef and Hitn wheel Al ins eE
rrrtnity Of The line that child can turn ~tn ease, %
brought rapidly 70 the required place Inc price
IS - for ar., 100 yards, acd cent. per y4ri tor
al over that distance
ARCHDIOCESE % Sr. LOUIs-Stsferf of me
God SispisrG-Ths sisters Of the Good shepherd
t.rsd from our city on the lgth MS Tor - Louis .
o.u there an establishment s their order a. ias inyi
talon II Ms. Rev Archbishop henr.ck Iney were
ccoulpaned By the Mother Superior q their instiiu
non In Louisville who will return they have
.at,ed 10 their new residence. band VI these
u.sful and heroic Religious 10 expected % next
-prioz from Anglers in France both for 81, Louis and
Tor another VI Episcopal cities where they have
been invited. and where preparation. now making
- receive tlem Thus before the end u the present
year viii be 10 TIE Uniied states three Institutions
Of tn Good Shepherds catholic Adv.
DAMAGES pr RAILKOAD.-In the Somerset Y.
J Court week before last, Important action "a.
ui-d-g Doughty rs the Solnsrvills and Easion Rail
rost Co M Doughty refused T. 4ccep, the award Of
the Commissioners appointed to spPraiss the damage
20 bis property By tie railroad ruaairz within ie"
eil u ga door. he sued ;as COMPANY and TIE case
se1s before Icry. The larry brought u Ysfdcs VI
$3.50 .se arEs Ma ss,Qss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
Later from Nucatan.

By the brig Potomac, from Sisal, we have lnio''
nation from that place up to the 10Th OF feorusry
Capt SMITH states ths, the affairs Of the Government
arc still in a very unsettled state. The American
troops have been in several engagements and suffered
considerably There was much dissatisfaction e1is'.
ing among the officers and men of i'resment caused
by the false representations made to them before start
Inc from New Orleans in consequence OF which one
Major five Captains and some eight or ten Lieusenan''
had resigned.
TWAS reported at sisal that Thosuco the hesoqus
tiers of that dlvson wa, again surrendered BY the ID
dians-,hs, the whites had provisions and wouio oe
compelled to retreat if they had not already done 90
The Indians had stterly exhibited much bravery nsn'
inc in the open field and hand to hand me'hod winch
they have hitherto avoided.
The markets were well supplied with American
goods Produce OF the country scarce and nisn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
Expenses ut Panama.

From letter written By NJ J. GRtr. formerly
= compos.tor Ia the ta;ce OF The T76aae, We
copy the following IN relation to expenses ST
Panama
TIE steamer California arrived here as, "Wednesday
Viia about 71 Peru7 sns 5osrd pisserser' Many
Americans here were very Indignant that these people
were on board tui the Capt % the steamer assures
them ihst BE- ~. take flsi many Americans a.
houg1 these ffruTsns were not - board. ne intend
nc o. msse them sleep on deck which be would not
SLOW 81 American O. O.. The steamer MI sccommo
date nesr 3oo additional passengers The American
ship Philadelphia from NewN1rk with cosi. q up for
>sn Frsrcscc. and viii carry nesr ~. lie charges
S>lO for the irst cabin. $50 for tia second, ard
500 for TIE stsersss md then there . scho1 ner
WI - sss % morrow and tsk-s I'D passengers. Tais
,si,cr vessel We sre going In We pay 80 each for
sra intends going up the Sacramento about 100 miles
above san Francisco = you see about Al The pss.eu
gers provided fr and % q very fortunate that they
l-r. fcr ,h.uk there would have been suffering here
DO the course Of month every ones expenses have
moro than doubled hi, expectations Many are gaUe
short oi ,uey already while Al kinds OF provisions
constantly on the rise fourls hardly q BE- hst Al
suy price. Even M i ss much a. 'O cents quart
There s-e many buildings unoccupied sad four OF Eve
club together snd hire upper room and 90 their
own cooking in many instances This : the naost eco
n0micsl way ot living snd can bo done for less than
81 day. Others hire room. sni get their mess ~
eating houses Of which there sre four nve IN the
place ~ the hotel the charges ~ for the rsI dsy
= for the second and = after
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

NATloSAL CONyENrION Or lNyESTORs.-Ihl.
body met a, Union Hall yesterday afternoon. and VA
organized By appointing Woodssrd Aoraham'' Esq
Chairman 4 Committee appointed 10 report 81
order for business for the evening sessions and also
select a spea xer for tomorrow evening.
on motion the Convention then adjou med. 10 NEE
A, o'clock evening session when the following order
Of businf IS was reported
Let The reading Of the Constitution Of the Inventors
National lns ute BY sections, and suggestions for mod
ihcstiOns s..
. Reading the bills 10 addition to, aud smendment
OF the several sc ~ promote the progress Of the use
tul Arts.
The Committee returned officers Of the Congen
ton Theodore EngelbrechL Esq VI New York, a
President Alex A. Brown, Vice President X H. bid
cletOn. Secretary.
The COMMITTEES on Public Address reported tha
George Clifford Esq Of the Nesfor2 Bar, would &c
liver 40 Ajcress-shich reports we're approved.
Jordan l. Mott Esq OF New YORK, read ma bill nov
before Congress- asking a reformation 10 the Paten
Laws 80 as - efectusly secure the Inventor rom 10
iringenent and piracy.
Amer which the Convention adjourned % meet thl
morning decisive action Ia reference % the 'uo
jscts contemplated b the institute, will doubtle" b
sr,ed upon Bait sun, tn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

STAND FROM UNDER-The Union Of German
Americans at Philadelphia, BY one L. A. Woenweber
Secretary advertise ths, the monschs and potentses
OF Germany persist in holding Office, they other
way than get them killed of otherwise thoroughly
done for. As an nducement to spectators, Mr.. VOL
enweber offers 10000 forms FOR the destruction of the
Emperor of Austria, 5000 for ihs, OF the King OF
Prussia 10 600 for any other King Prince Duke and
1000 for the head OF Hangman Windschgralz. For
the psymen, of these little premiums the members OF
the Union pledge their fortunes and their honors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

CAPITAL PUSlsHNESr.-The Brooklyn star
commenting upon the acquisl Of Auslia, thus speak
Of Capital Punishment,
THE arguments for abollshing capital punishment
are every day written Ia blood Austin indicted ioi
the murder OF shea acquitted sitsr the Jury hsd
tssked their powers of endurance for two days II,
had carried revolver loaded In all rs barrels sn afs}
occurred "a ,hot hi. man and the result jusuheS the
reliance which he aud every other man u violence na
placed upon the certainty Of escape Ia the presen, stat
of the law We shall continue d reiterate our c0nYlc
lion that until the law changed 10 in vain u thins
OF convictions Of murder however strong me proof
where counsel engaged who strive for an aeqlitta
,ecnndep drtsna We say. that 4 the a~ remains As D
/. /, safr 10 commit murder than burglary aud II
neoule prefer that the Law shall remain. on lhei
heads be the consequence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

CALIFORNIA; y TRoUBtE.-On Monday after
noon. pose headed 5y Deputy sheriff Bailey. started
from this city Ia SSH boat for Naniasxe Roads whore
the ship Charlotte bound % California. with large
number Of passengers lies AZ anchor The purpose Of
this visit by tho Ocers OF the law 10 VII,
upon one Richard Wslch Tor debt Of about 500
The ship reached without trouble and Wslch found
70 De on board The officer informed him of bis bust
ness but Wslch denied all knovledge OF the matter.
and cried out, hustle him boys hustle him 2" AnUm
Der OF passengers then separated Wslch from the Off
Ger and took him away and others showed the officer
% the deck Ine matches We're then closed Ne the
captain was NOT 'srd AZ the time. the mste was
called upon o. open them TO which he replied by Civ
M the officer tgA liberty to proceed In the mstttr-
without bis help however The officer attempted again
70 get below, bat nnsly up the stsemp, aud len
the shp. some threats of throwing the officers over
board were uttered but the passengers generally op
posed such proceeding
Iris morning. permit was obtained from the Col
ect0r ot the Port for the Ot the Revenue Gutter
whi,h fortunately arrived ast sht and between eight
aut nine o'clock Cspaa Siurgs started for the Roads
whore tho ship It'll hes wind bound carrying with hiu
thrce Deputy sheriff. and posse Of other officers
= Th' Cutter has returned 10 the city. IL appear
that the ship received notice OF the expedition comm.
sgslost them. aud while the Gutter backing OUT %
noll Of ice the Charlotte mudo sail and went 10 sea
Boston Traveller, 1th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

FLoGGiSG AND RUN IN THE MAYA large
meeting against logging and rum in the Navy was nell
a, Baltimore on the 9th inst Hon. h. stansbuIy May
or of the City. presided Mr.. w. &. Haynes s'eaman
who is travelling in furhsranee OF this reform de'er'0
an address detailing the treatment OF sailors in the Navy
Committee wa. appointed no to report the SUBJECT 81
adjourned meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

MYSTERIOUS JOSEPH BALBECk u Now
w Durham New Jersey l. his boms 90 tho Sh OF Fso
for n purpose Of proceeding To this city ~ col lot ~
shoes The person with whom he rode 10 Hobossn with
saw him take bs Canal Of er ybos for THIS city sneo
that time his family have idinss u bim Mr. sebo1t
i5yssrs Of s,- gh comp. 1on about feet II inches
Ia hight blsck Ocs and pants and dafa brown
Oyercoat Any Information that will restore him ~ me a.
nicied f.nily will b. thankfully received by
al 81 NICHOLAS NJ SLIDkLL, 3 CITY Hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

TIE CANADA REBELLION LossEs.-The great
Petition of citizens of Canada against the Ministerial
measure for Paying the Rebellion Losses-wth upward
of $500 sensiures-was presented to the Governor.
General OF Canada the 18th ult The petition bav.
iog been read by Hon George Motfsii, His ESceency
made the following reply to the depu,s;lon:
request that w aiofm The .ubsrs. % i,
petition you have PLACED m, hsn ard thai Is Aeaia
and pfsy ef receive toll oon.iserat.ou ifon ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

~ Mr. Rousseau the New-Orleans Court
Clerk has finally had to give in. He has psid the mo
nsy which the root Of the evil into the hands Of
the sheriff Judge MeHenry declares himself satisfied
With this and will now operations In bis Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

NKw Music.-The following have been is'ue'
h, william ysnderbeek Broadway Beauties oil in'
s,evcrmark.sche Co." sweet Peace and Praise V
the Lord BY VIM CAAos, Lady VIZ thou Listen
by Eugene Plunkeu; Nancy Tease Chrisue song
and The Green Isle Of Lovers" by K q Paige
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

~ The Ner- Bedford Mercury says that the
number of killed aud wounded at the Charter election
in thai city Is not great as wS supposed MI Ho"
land. majority is only i)6, instead Of s95.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
COMPREHENSIVE.

'I'HE SUBSCRIBERS have formed a copshnef-
ship 10 The practice u me and will give prompt al
enuon 10 all business witch may be entrusted TO them 10 the
several Cours Of his and Of The United sIaiss
I fs49 SAMUEL STEVENS
JAMES EDWARDS,
ORLANDO AEADs
Office 40 Broadway, Albany mz I'm
CU-PAKTNER-HIP.- n FULLER
- having formed Cops In.rsoip Win JOHN OJhAND
vii continue tho Iron Commission Business under ne hrm
Of DUDLEY B. FULLER n co. At 1873 Grs-nweh.t
March ], l84j DUDLEY b fLLLth,
nj ltus JOHN DURAND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

~ L'ASS.LIsrE RELIoIErA Fl LITE
,,,s,-a monthly French journsl devoted 10 religious
osi.c,.-hs. Just been commenced BY Rev { H. " IL
,I,asox. 6 Dusne-st Ills neatly prn'ed and VII no
doub, advance the cause of French Proies'anii'm IN
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

IL Mr. BARCLAY, British Consul, has peti.
toned the Legislature for authorization TO hold real
estate in this State. Mr.. b states that he and bis
children intend to reside permanently in this country
bat that he is prevented from becoming nsturszsd BY
reason OF his position as Consul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

rgIti, asserted that Gen. Taylor shook hands
with fee Ossasd ladies' after returning 70 the ""i''
House on Inauguration Day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

GovERsoR OF TENNEssEE.-The Locos OF len
several candidates for the once o.
or One OF their latest inventions in thai me 'Ho
ddaieship Of Cien. Gideon J. Pillow ihe nero Vi 'l'
aa,smoros ditch Hon. 4 o. +. Nehoison' Oi"'''
O. : Senator, and the recipient OF Gen Cas- i-0D'
letter Ia also proposed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

PLANK R0ADs.-These conveniences are rapid
" gaining ground Ia the West Nearly $4,000 has
been subscribed the stock Of Company ia Oho ior
= Road Of this kind from AAH through sor~alk and
thence touth sardy. $1,000 Of the sGouu. IVES .po
,c!.bsd bS the citizens OF N0srs-k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
xIO mn WANTED, .p.nnel VINO can r0lni.h

,SlV.UOU. $1,000 To Invest In . nusioess tho moot
profitable and desirable tho United stses the 10 10
located In tho City ofNewYOrt and requiring tbs business
lseas Of two three psrsons The uansacions OF 'ad
business Will not require o have tho obligations Of hs
given Of one dollar and ths sdyef
show proht Investment u 100 per cont p.f
snuum Any person having lhs amount above named.
and willing to nyss by addressing "Pfontsbs" through
tho Poet Once be fully convinced u iis feasibility
Com munic atoms with and address Will he held
slrcty confidential and receiy. prompt attention %f2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

~ The Baltimore Patriot says that Col John
resigned bis ONCE on Tuesday a. did ps''' UT
hsm, sister Of the Land once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

~ The Free Negro bill has passed the Legs
lature II Delaware IL empowers the Magistrates OF
the state to all tres negroes who have no sppa
rent occupation means of living and hire them GU,
tor 4 term of service not exceeding year.
MANUFtcrURiNG EMCRANrs.--B. X. Wallace
and four others of the Wslihsm factories, and
f. W Pierce OF Ftchburgh. Mass about 10 depart
flr Topic Mexico, to supetintcnd cotton factory Al
that places.
~ The annual election at Taunton. Mass was
held last Monday There regular Wing ticket.
an irregular ditto Free. soil Loco aud several 9th
ers NJ election The Wig candidates for Selectmen
came within dozen votes OF being chosen.
~ As the railroad train from Dedham, Mass.
10 Boston was passing down Jamaica Plain on Tuesday
evening a mussethsl was fred into window In one
car breaking ,he gla's but doing no farther Injury.
rg- The citizens Of Woodstock are about TAX.
ing measures to construct Railroad from their beau
uful and thriving town 20 the mouth Of White River.
there 70 connect with tho Northern road.
II WIN. II English Of Ind clerk in tho Treas
ury Department has resigned HE Office, which he has
held tor some years because he differs from the Ad
mini.trati0n in politics
premium C0w.-The famous fat COW Rose,
belonging TO Mr. Rober, Fowler Of Batavia, was
aughtered on the Sd inst-her gross weight being
2,2-O BIS
~ DR.. John G. Reynolds late surgeon IN the
First Reglmsnt Of Pennsylvania Volunteers, died AZ
Lewistosn the 2ith ut in the J5th year OF his age
~ Postmaster Greene Of Boston has not re-