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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-15
PUBLICATIONS.
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THE kNlCKEGBOCkER MAGAZINE,
EDlTBOBY

LEWIS GAY LORD CLARK.
fNUE THlRTS-THlRD VOLUME OF THE KhECKER-
booker Magazine commenced GA Inc Isl of January
9 The long aud successful Of the kn0kerhocer
IL being in its year and during
under the same editorial charge is the hest that
he oneed OF the universal and continued favor Of the public
would only ay "a those whom would induce to sub
scribe now mat the facilities for keeping and fully
than at the present time Its pages always entirely
origna and viii continue to he the medium for the best
minds IN America An engraving of the editor will be given
IN he July number and will be followed by others from time
TO time The Editors Table will always afford rich and
varied epast and cannot fail to contain
thing winch even tia fasdious enjoy The
and typography always the best and every friend Of the
literature OF his country will be proud to have the volumes
OF the knekerbocler in his library As inducement
those who subscribe the publisher will furnish the
volumes for lS Az 40 and so for Sl0 sent to the office
free Of postage.
Terms So per annum, in advance
Achye responsible agents wanted to whom the
favorable terms will be given. address,
myl5slt SAMUEL, HI ESTON 100 Nassau at.
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TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEEAhS'

.xur cruRv r Of fine Cut Chewing and smoking To.
M bsces snus invites .he attention o. sn
styje and price trial Of which win satisfy thosente-
haS they the cheapest and the best Also ScgaIs
X rsat variety always hand At the lowest prices Deal
ers will piease call before purohasins ssewhere; wv.
oplQ- Lts w. W LbhVNs = Wu W
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PAPER HANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES AT
REDUCED PRICES

TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST KECEIvED IRON
the best Of Europe and the United States
splendid Of Paper Hangngs and Window shades
Also Curtain Materials of every description lace and
broidcred Muslin Curtains Window Cornces and Ornaments
man Of pure hair and other mattresses feather
bede he with every article In the upholstery line, whole
sas retail, prices ~ percent lower than any ether
apI0 0ts 200 Bogeyy and 100 Fulten street,
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JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS,
Manufactiwer's Warehouse, 81 John st., Nep York
COMPLETE assortment and large stock Of every kind
IA Of those well known and popular pens, constantly
hand together with holders and the cheaper description Of
pens for sale to the trade. mills st
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SH r rs
JADE TO ORDER, CUT BY HEAsvRE, AND WARRANTED TO
MRS. r. G. BEMAN,

Clinton Hall 100 Nassau street. New York.
ITO BE REMovkb' on TaE 4 Iss or NAY NEXT TO
No Asto5 House Broadway, corner Of yssoy street,
Richardson Owden Sadder Fenton and other Family
Linens and York Mills Muslin, always for SALE Mrs. b. "a
the inventor and only manufacturer Of the celebrated
BENAN COLLAR
Stitched Boaoms the best and richest offered
tho United States Bosoms Embroidered Corded
Run, &c of than fifty different patterns For Seam
stress Work Shirts Mrs. Beman is paying tho highest
prices paid any Shirt Establishment tho world
For LINENS Mrs B. pays as high as three dollars yard
Europe For Shirts she charges from Two to Sixteen Dollars
piece The most expensive generally Wedding Shirts
Gentleman in the world ii said rich and hand
SEINE Shirts the gentlemen of New York to twelve
hours notice. Mrs. D. will Mt time Shirts to order
by and warranted f Several hundreds best
sttchers constantly employed.
Ito references Mrs Beman point with confidence
pride her Order Book in which the original autographs
between and three thousand regular
whom the Of Presidents and Ex Presidents of Re-
pubcs Amb at and from Foreign Courts Senator's
Members Of Congress- Governors and Consu General
0cers Of the Army and Navy Editors Poets Orators Nor
chants Lawyers Doctors and gentlemen Of distinction in
every grade Of Military Naval, Diplomatic and Civil
mhl3 lie law
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OFFICES AND LOFTS TO LET.
Two LARGE OFFICES, AND TWO HANDSOME
Lofts eighty eight feet deep and ceed TO let In tho
hre proof store No. 20 ClG street. John Apply
mhl3 l4ts X. s. STENTON. AZ John street, up stairs.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPERI0R COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
~ Calvin L. Cole against William J. Kerr-SummoHs for
money demand eoutractTo William j. Kerr: Sir-You
are hereby the complaint this action
nd serve ofyour at the city New
York. within twenty days after the service hereof
m of four hundred and fifty dollars with interest from
first day May thousand eight hundred and forty
besides the costs Of this action. Dated May lsf9
THOMAS WARNER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE SURRO-
gate OF the County Of New York notice hereby given
TO AL persons having claims against Simeon Vandcrveer
late Of the city Of New York. deceased to present the
With vouchers thereof to the sub crber vt his store No So
West proadNav IN The city OF View York. before the
twelfth day Of November Dated New York. the fo,rh
day of May. ls4J.
ms Gts CORNELIUS vAyDERyEER. Al,ninissrator.
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NOT GONE TO CALIFORNIA,

LEVI CHAPMAN,
No. 102 TTill,am street, Ne,c York,
MANUFACTURE OF THE CELEBRATED MAGIC
l Razor Strop Of four sides; also Pocket Books Wallets
Spectacle and Bankers Cases. In variety the most
extensive scale. -
n,,. MEDIUM Sizes from ss to ssSp'r r''''
'As''''''''p' ifsif. u" IL
Mats and Pressrvers Of all kinds
GEO. DABBS, 1...
mb1a,s. JAS CREMER, Agents.
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NEWS PRINTING, BOOK, WRITING, HARDWARE
AND WRAPPING PAPER.
PERSSE AND BROOKS,

WAREHOUSE 65 AND 81 NASSAU STREET, NY.
Mills at Windsor Locks, Conn.
THE subscribers have constantly hand large assort-
ment Of all kinds Of News Book, Writing Hardware,
Wrapping Papers and Trunk Straw and Bonnet Boards
Of all kinds and qualities suitable both for the New York and
Southern market.
Paper at their Mills equal to any other
printing in the market of strong texture and fabric,
and Of uniform color.
Their arrngcments with other manufacturers such
will enable them fill orders any kind of paper desired
by their customers ut the shortest notice. mills Isl
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WANTS.

MECHANICS WANTED.
TWO OR THREE YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOMMQ-
dated with good Board, In private family, at No. n9
Prospect street, Brooklyn. myl5 It's
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MEDICAL.

LEECHES LEECHES LEECHES
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, A LARGE SUPPLY OF
~ German and Swedish Leeohes for SALE at moderate
prices, by c. A. II. WHITE, Sc John street. myl5 It,
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WINDOW SHADES.


10000 WINDOW SHADES.
WYpow SHADES Manufactured and sold IN every Y. -.
will not curl or adhere IN climate by kelly RIKES
exclusive Window Shade and dealers at Isl
Chatham street. New York Merchants and others wanting
Shades materials for making hanging Shades find
the best and cheapest In the United Stats
a. above.
Call and satisfy yourselves Mh13 l3ts
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ANGLERS ALMANAC FOR lS49.
USEFUL little pamphlet Of interest to tho Angler
THROUGHOUT THE SEASON, containing times Of tides,
where TO hsh statistics Of Angling Also, full
ent OF Hooks and Lines Of all des ripons for sale by
mh27 Ist At the hrrle, a De- not lo3 Fniton At
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MUSICAL.

MUSICAL.
DIANOs FOR SALE AND TO HIRE AT BARCLAl
street. opposite the Asor House. from So to octaves,
i'''"''1 -"A JAMES THOMPSON CO.,
uh27 lSt late Tallmnn Randall
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FANCY GOODS, &c.


J. GROSS GARELLY Il CO.,
90 WILLIAM STREET, UP STAIRS
Mdnufactvrers and Importers Of Fringes Gimps Cords
and Tassei Emprodering Brdids, BHttons for Ladies
Dresses,
HAVE just received beautiful assortment of Paraso
fashionable styles Of Buttons for ladies Dresses China
Of which will be sold by the package at the lowest market
prices. mh0-l3ts
NOT GONE TO CALIFORNIA.
A NAME SIMILAR TO OURS HAVING APPEARED
"A in list Of California few weeks since,
has led of friends to suppose that we had
the Pacift coast This is not the We removed from No.
122 Fulton street the first Of February and
pared with Of Fishing Tackle At wholesale and
mhN Isl JOHN J. BROWN d CO.
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MRS. VAN HOUTEN

MRS. VAN HOUTEN
INFORM FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
HATshe b prepared to execute orders FOR Sns GUS
SHIRTS, BosoMs, AND COLLARS,
In the latest and most approved patterns and Styles
be desired, at her Shirt Store and Mandatory No 80
Nassau street.
N. BParcular attention is called 10 her style full
bosom Summer Shirts. apl7 st
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STATE Of Neio York. Sccreiary's Office:
have compared the preceding with the original laws
on file in this Office and do certify that the are
correct transcripts hcrefrom and of the whole Of the
said originals.
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN. Secretary Of state
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CLOTHANG, &C.

CLOVHANG, &C.
CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE
WE ARE NOW READY WITH LARGE AND ELE-
w CANT stock Of Fashionable Clothing the Spring and
Summer for the Southern and Western Trade which
will be offered at such prices shall induce those who
favor us with call to make their selections,
Our prices full fifteen than those Of time
houses and for variety Styles our stock compare
verably with any other in the city. d. J. DEVLIN,
mo- l3t 81 and 80 John street. corner Of Nassau.
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
AIDES and Gentlemen having superHuous effects dis
~ Of obtain fair for them by sending
The subscriber through the Post Office who will attend
their resdencer. Ladies attended to by Mrs. L.
myl6 It's J. LEVENSTYN. 466 Broadway up stairs.
TO TAILORS, DEALERS IN CLOTH, &c.
HENRY KLEMM BEGS LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO
the Trade that he has taken lofts No 81 William street,
New York where he has opened, and Is daily receiving
choice selection of Cloths Doen Cassmeres Vestngs
expressly for the Tailorn Trade Also sans
Serges Taors Trimmings Ecwhch he oilers for sale shade
under the lowest market price,
FOR CASH OR APPROVED NOTES.
Country Buyers, particularly, would do well to examine
fresh stock, in first hands, &c. HENRY KLEMM,
mills l3tA No. 81 William. Cedar street. New York
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PRINTING INK
JOHN G.. LIGHTBODY,
8 CONSTANTLY manufacturing, and has always hand
every description Of Printing Ink from the hnes black
and at as low prices can be sold by
regular Orders forwarded by steamboat
railroad any of the country by addressing note to
me- at IS Rose street.
many other newspapers in this city Philadelphia Boston,
Baltimore New Orleans and other cities and towns in the
United States. ap3 13t
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FOR THE PILES.

FOR THE PILES.
IDR. UPHAM'S ELECTUaRY,
Internal Remedy, Is cure the Piles either
IA internal oxternal-beeding blind Sold wholesale
nS r9,. Il III; , a: ' q :
twenty years experienced confined where Piles
s .S S.iy sss.: ssns nj: s S''
MEDICAL CARD.
nR. MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED
sn he
saity he Ts.
S shS s p% s "a S1s
mssisn: With ,dv1 81, az: &
c,rRANGrRs AND CITIZENS AFFLICTED WITH ANY
q S form ssT E ssy
iy &c sGThs .. l' say contracted ,
vae disease Immediately applied 70 doss:,
msd ss srrs wa. me a an getting
.dy,i;,ns ;:ss one PRO.
s %,.ss sf'h ans sss
UNDER to 90 nsS s for s
throat and liberated pains IL my jsuts and
Doctors considered any more msdens
and advised sYs,hsrn climate St the hospital and y
.s e h last r,.s T FIJI "a s kE 70 perfect
"'"''"' Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem New York
70 every case no natter how long
mild eases private maiades curcd in Is hours without
terfering with the patients habits Dr. Ceopers once
~ may be committed the delicate
%:s u Of ssss b. 70
hs Recent cured IN S''' s.s. Ne
~ in the trestmsns Of delicate ~,
.tiOn for : those hal. ease: ss sSs n
Fur days. D"
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CALIFORNIA.
~-NDNJ~~~~-~~N.NO
CALIFORNIA EMICR A

CALIFORNIA EMlGRANTS.
A ND CITIZENS generally, are invited to sxam;r. Al.
PORTABLE HOUSE, at 30. 50 broadway. which esnsot
fail to please them. GEO FRFEWiy r. ssA."e
~, "a
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REMITTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND AND
SCOTLAND.
V,HE SUBSCRIBERS GIVE DRAFTS AT SIGHT, PAY
able in all tho principal towns. Money may be sent
giving the and address Of the party 10
receive it, which will be regularly forwarded Apply to
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SHIRTS /! SHIRTS /! SHIRTS

VNHERE IS TIE GENT THAT DOES NOT APPRE-
w cate clean shirt and above all good fitting one
Reeds 90 Liberty seet eight doors west Of Broadway and
invites all who have had difficulty in getting shirt to suit
them, him call, and if he please you you
need not keep the shirt Remember IS Liberty street
myl5 ii. REED
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL WORK.
mp pqy DyyiC

PRACTICAL PRIVATE Realise,
an THE DISEASES OF THE GENITAL ORGANS,
~ adapted to the of every individual Of both
Sixth edition, 542 PIP. Price 81.
Sold by booksellers Single copies be had also Of
the author 80 Greenwich street, by mailed Free by
addressing " Box S69 Lower Post Office"
CLAY CO., Publishers, IS Ann street.
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bosom Summer Shirts. apl7 st
STANDARD DISTINGUISHING 1919.
EARY & CO., WILL OFFER THEIR STYLE FOR THE
IL ensuing season delivery March ID.
GENUINE BEAVER HATS.
of nearly twenty under
we'll calculated the business of their views enables
that this unrivaed article Ia peculiar
y adapted combination Of utility beauty Of A.
nish artistic TASTE the habits and wants Of their
toners.
L. Co.. while keeping careful watch the improve
the French Metropolis have rejected
fashion STYLE confident that tho perfection
their present is in character well with tho
their with their house. with whose
uemanly hat has become synonymous.
LEARY CO.'S FINE MOLESKIN SILK HAT,
quality fashion, embracing all the
improvements and unsxceed by heretofore
duced, will be sold at
FOUR DOLLARS EACH
The additional preparations made for the manufacture Of
this articles the facilities enjoyed from
France and in this market the choicest materials
and the greatly extended sales anticipated by L. Co.
LEARY & CO.,
mn 80 nd Aston House, New
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS.
BAHAMA SPONGE.
WHITE CARRIAGE, SUPERFINE VELVET, FINE
glove and Sponge Alarge assortment constantly
on hand and for sale by W. II. NEWMAN,
myl5f 70 Pearl street.
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M ADAME SHAFTS VENUS FILLS, FVK THE CUKED
vl Of Physical Disqualification encratve Incapacty and
Impcdments Marriage These Pills each box Of which
gained by explicit directions well known through
Europe be the most and eeotua remedy
discovered for the Of all tho varieties Of Seminal Ply
steal Debility whether constitutional acquired and AL
the varieties Of Diseases wheter resulting from
disease Of the genital impure state of the blood
excessive Of narcoes) such Nervous Headache,
Irritablty Excitement Lassitrde Ennui &c but
cuary for the of Barrnnes Impotency the loss Of
manly vigor. They may be nhdently relied
tanning neither mercury canhsrdes other dester
drug but be taken by the delicate OF either
1t Is Of impossible give adequate idea Of
their ragcal virtues within the limits
therefore, for full particulars circulars be had Of the
regular Iponted agents whore alone the pills be had
genuine; they be States
or Canada Price 81 per box Agents for New H.
King broadway, John rs Broadway,
Of Chambers street, Broadway Of Howard
street. C3 Bowery Walker 2 Grand
Of Allen street, liz Canal opposite West Broad
way myl5
&K0O CnALLENGE.-vALIEKs FRENCH PILLS.
WOOO This unrivallsd remedy diseases
nature positive and speedy without the restrictions
diet hin from business Price 81 Sold
l5i Greenwich street. three doors from Courtlandt
mi
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GOLD TESTS.
CALIFoRNIANs AND OTHERS CAN OBTAIN A
" box containing with
Weights q. J. W. MASON Isl Fulton steet 81 door.
% l3ts
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS

n HLAvEL WdLKIN, Attorney and Counsellor a. Law
IL formerly Of Orange N having permanently To-
Gated attend to all matters ofool-
lection litigation in Middle Tennessee for the merchants
and business Northern and Eastern at the short
est and the liberal terms pledgns himself 70
rive satisfaction that tunty and strict attention
To business will warrant lie refers for inqurest to
His Excceney Neil $. Brown, Nashville. Tenn
j. uegs, Nashville, Tenn. H. L. Stevens, Potiac Mich
Francis u. Fogg, Esq "Robt Srnson, Cincinnati, o.
Edwin II. Ewing ." "Hon. q. Borland, Montgomery NY.
Alex Mckenzie, I" Saml j. Wilkin, Goshen, N. Y.
James Walker, :" John II. Eager, st. Louis Mo.
Prof James Hamilton, ~ ii. McWillams, Merchant
Rev J. Huntington, 22 Liberty st, N. York city.
Cummins Alexander, lawyers, IL Nassau st., :.
Cummins Collins X Seaman merchants, IL w m. st.,
NASHVILLE April 7, ISl9 ap l0-l3ts
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TO GOLD WASHER MAKERS AND VENDORS
THERE HAVE BEEN AND STILL ARE A NUMBER
OF Gold Washers offered for sale Advertised
best to be had the undersigned who believe advsr-
Use ours as the best offered for SALE propose public exhb
3op 81 our machines and also evidence Of our honest be-
machines for sale join and select
men as judges and for each machine given
oil sand into which let tho committee put equal quant
of fine spetcr solder and mix it we'll and then let each
work the sand through his machine in his way
let the committee judge which quickest and which
catches the most of the solder. Let the committee give
eertheate to the most successful and advertise
suit that the public know whore get such machine
as VIII answer their purpose when they California
SHERWOOD & FITZGERALD,
Gold Washer Depot, l221s Fulton street. cor Nassau,
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HARDWARE. &C.

REFRIGE RATORS.
TOHN N. SMITHS IMPROVED PREMIUM RIFRIGE-
and Shower the oldest and most
approved in the United States Also Childrens Self Exer
cng SWING Bath Tubs Sponge Tubs Hair Gloves Wholesale
and retail and Shower Baths made to order
and repaired A6S Broadway. Open Evenings ap24 l3t
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CPRING FASHION ls49 New READY-UNsUkPAsSED
- by in this city for elegance durability
oheapness price l6 Canal Every
article warranted to give satisfaction.
ml3 l3t j. w. KELLOGG.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
TINE LARGEST CHEAPEST, AND MOST FASHIONA-
bic assortment for Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses and Chill
found 7 Broadway, door above Franklin
Country Merchants that fine article cheap by
will do we'll TO call before purchasing else
where. NJ CAIIILI. 3B7 Broadway. ml3 l3ts
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SHELLS! SHELLS! SHELLS /,

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOX SALE ~ ImE
patrons of conchology and the public in general very
choice selection Of fancy shells both for the scientific and
amateur collector at moderate prices All kinds Of specimens
natural history bought sold and exchanged Shells cleaned
in 80 John street. Nassau myl5 l3t
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-04

FIREs.-On Thursday evening, about o'clock, an
old log stable occupied by John Meikeill dscov-
cred to be fire. Just the moment, a person
named Lowry, believe, seized, carried before
the Magistrate, and committed for a re-hearing-on
Friday morning.
At about 104 o'clock, another FIRE broke out in the
brick building. corner of Washington and Pennsyl-
vania streets, &C ,upied by Drum g. Andcrsons, j.
Foote and the Stage Company. The former two firms
will suffer considerable loss in books and goods but
il is believed that their insurance will be sufficient
indemnify them Many important books and papers
are lost by the Stage Company. The adjoining build
ing occupied by Mr.. Donnean, as cabinet shop and
ware room was empted of its contents and the build
ing partly RACED. 1t ought 10 have been removed
long since. Mr.. ID. was on the eve of removing, but
is now hurried rather unceremoniOuSy. The Post
Office adjoining Invested of its contents, also
part of the Journal Office. They in sume
though not imminent danger.
The fire Companies did their duty admirably; and
we hope to heir new engine on band.
/ In connection with ihis subject would suggest
to the City Council the propreiy of procuring light
carriage and crate for buckets to be given to those
stout lads whose services invaluable with buckets,
especially where there is scarcity of water. Our
| citizens will promptly furnish them with bucke's no
doubt A moments reflection will enable all to Judge
of the suggestion and express their views accord
! ingy. The old frebucket ordinance should be re-
pealed as il is dead letter. and entirely behind the
age. Our suggestion will remedy all evils supposed
to arise from IFS repeal, and many an old bucket will
be brought from garrett and cellar to be given to the
boys, and they will soon have them in order. Try it
your honors.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-04

EDITORIAL REFINEMENT.-The following para
graph actually appeared, not long since, in paper
devoted TO agriculture, literature, general and
amusement" Under which of these heads this
should rank, 10 perhaps little doubtful:
If that miserable filthy, gallows-chealing scoun-
drel, -, who poured forth a column Of vulgar
abuse upon us last week, through the - smut
machine, thinks he disturbed equanimity in the
least, he is much mistaken. None but the son of
Cyprian-one who had been
"BOrn in garrett, in kitchen Bred
With feas had kenneid, and with puppies fsd,'
would be guilty of such low vulgariiy. Let the pu-
trid excrescence belch forth his bile; we have al
ready taken notice of the thing than has carcass
is worih-more than it would bring if sold for ma
nure We leave you to the hangman-you "be-
meath contempt"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-04
erThe negro Republic of Hay, has been trans.

6rThe negro Republic of Hayti has been trans
migrated into empire, to the nmazement of the
population On the 18th of August, after I'M
meaning prclimnares Solouque, the President of the
Republic declared Emperor; the legislative coun-
Gil of the Island having conferred that dignity upon
him. On that day, he with his wife and child repair
ed TO the Catholic Church at Port Prince, where
Solouque, aping the style of Napoleon, placed upon
Iis head the imperial crown, and he and his wife
were proclaimed Emperor and Empress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-04

The law in Connecticut against selling spiruous
liquors. imposes fine of so for the first offence.
$50 for the second and double for every offence of
which he shall be convicted. One Mr.. Wood has 46
cases pending against him, the last of which, if
found guilty, subjects him to penalty Of Sl14, AGO.,
9S2. 543. $50.
Is there not some mistake here! We make his
final fine, or the 10th, should each fine be doubled
amount to few cents more viz: S'51 ,643, 736. $685.
$1,000