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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30
BnAxpY AND Water are recommended in some

Of the papers as cholera preventive. The
New York Tribune tells us how to mix the in
gradients, as thus TO bucket fun Of fresh
spring water take three drops of brandy, mix the
Ingredients then take out tea-spoonful Of the
mixture, rinse out the bucket and fill it again
with water, adding the tea-spoonfu saved from
the first bucket. The liquid is then ready for
use
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30
PHILADELPHIA. Iune 0h

The brig Ida, Capt. Fouker, arrived mere
this afternoon. She brings for coinage fully
three hundred thousand dollars worth Of Cali
tornia gold. About two hundred and sixty
thousand dollars OF it belong to eight OF the
passengers alone who returned on board of the
Ida.
Another account says the whole amount in
possession of the passengers does not exceed
$4,000.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

The Hon. James Buchanan has placed $1,000
in the hands of the City Council OF Lancaster,
the interest Of which is annually to bo appropri-
ated to the purchase of wood and coal for the
use of poor and INDECENT females Of that city
during the winter season. Pretty well done for
an old bachelor Would there were some Of
the same stripe in Lewistown
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

For the Gazette.
THE WHITE WAVE OF ERIE.
BY MARY OF MIFFLIN

BY MARY OF MIFFLIN.
When the pale spring beguiled
The wild wolf from his manger,
From far western wild
Came a sorrowing stranger.
Her step, like the fawn's,
Cross'd the eagles high eyrie,
As she wandered forlorn
By the white wave of Erie.
When the shrieking pines bent
O'er the Aztec's lone daughter,
Her wild song was blent
With the wall of the water;
For she sang mid the storm,
Through the night, long and weary,
Till the blush of the dawn
Kissed the white wave Of Erie.
Z" In wild mountain home,
Belted chleftains are grieving,
While the chaplet of gloom
Dark-eyed maidens are wrea thing.
Their bonfires are dead,
And their Wigwams are dreary,
Since the White Dove has fed
To the white wave of Erie
"They have traced the lone bird
Ger mountain and meadow;
| have list to my wierd
Meath the council oaks shadow:
But my footsteps were light,
Ger the vast rolling prairie,
And my watch-lire is bright,
By the white wave of Erie"
"I have trailed the fierce Sac
To his murder-stain'd dwelling,
! have crossed the red track
Where the Otwas were yelling,
] have passed through the lair
OF Sioux so wary,
To my white loves cold bier,
By the white wave of Erie.''
Ere the autumn winds rushed
To the breakers loud thunder,
Her songs were all hushed
In a long dreamless slumberi
When The springs pallid sheen
Crested wild cliff and eyrie,
Her lone grave was green,
By the white wave of Erie.
lishacoquillas Valley, June, lSi9
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

OLD WHrTEy.-We re ceived despatch
yesterday at IL O'Clock from Evansville
announcing that old Whitley passed there
yesterday morning, aboard steamer Glen.
coe, consigned 10 Or. Thos. T.. Wilson oI
this city.-LouiSrille Journal, Jane 10.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

new subscriber, few weeks since, paid
his subscription with one of Uncle Sans GoLD
Dollars We should like TO have few more
but at the same time will not refuse Relief
Notes, whether old or new issue, Bank Notes
Of other States--in short, anything that passes
current Will be taken in payment.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

The State Treasurer of Pennsylvania has
made an arrangement with tour of the Phla-
9elphia Banks whereby the State interest due
in August next will be paid in par funds.
Official notice has been published by the Col
lector Of Tolls on the Pennsylvania State
Works at Pittsburgh, under direction Of the
State Treasurer, that he has been directed not
to receive the notes OF the Bank OF Susquehan-
ma county, the HonesGale Back, and the West
Branch Bank, in payment of tolls due the Com
monweath. He adds: All the other banks in
the State have officially informed the Treasu-
ry Department that they will redeem their
notes in specie in Philadelphia. The follow
ing notes OF other States will be taken: State
of Delaware. New Jersey. and the City of Bal.
timore. which may be marked par in the city Of
Philadelphia.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30
Illness Of General Scott,
w AsHINGTnN lnnn ..

ASHIN6InN, June Il.
A telegraphic despatch was received
here this morning stating that Gen. Win.
field Scott was i'll at West Point, from an
attack of the chronic diarrhma, which he
contracted while in Mexico.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

A fire occurred on the 2lth at Danvile, Pa,
by which the Montour Iron Company was in
Jured to the amount Of $4,000 to 5000
Loss covered by insurance.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

OF Marriages and deaths are published gra-
tultously in the Gazette, but TO prevent miz-
takes, such items ought always to be furnished
by the officiating Clergyman, or some friend or
relative of the parties
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

DEATH OF Cor. JACK HAYs.-The
Memphis Eagle publ shes letter from
Galveston, dated on the ID INST, which
announces the death of Col. Jack Hays, Of
cholera, at San Antonio.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

SuRREEDEKED.-Col.B Braxton Bragg, of 'give
them little more grape" notoriety, surrendered
his hand aud heart to Miss Eliza b. Ellis, in
New Orleans, on the 7th inst
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

The Clearfeld Banner has changed its title TO
:" The County Dollar" and is now published at
one dollar per annum. Though heretofore the
locofoco organ there, it now processes neutral
ity in politics--a state of betwixty and between
ity our brother chips will find it difficult to
maintain when the tug of war again comes on.
We wish them success, however, in their un-
dertaking.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

RESTRAINT ON MARRIAGE.--The Supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania has reversed the recent
decision of Judge Lewis, in the case of the wi
dow of William GeigIey, of Lancaster, aud has
decided that testator can prescribe credentials
TO his widow IN reference TO marriage, in devils
ing real estate to her
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

DRowEED.-An inquest was held by GEORGE
DAVIS, Esq, Coroner on Wednesday last, over
the body of an lrishman, name unknown, who
was found in the Canal, near the Three Locks,
in Granville township, on the morning OF that
day. He had on a linen roundabout and cassi-
net pantaloons; red whiskers; hair slightly grey;
was about ) feet or 5 inches high, and proba-
bly, 4j years OF age. One cent was found in his
pocket, but no papers or marks which would
afford any clue to his identity. The jury rem
dered verdict of accidental drowning" The
Overseers of the Poor had his remains enclosed
in a coffin, and inferred on the BERN bank of the
canal near the place where he was discovered
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

lzation Of Government for the ter,;,,-.
bv Congress, and then proceeds n n.y.
ton the especial business Tor which,ha So"
sion was chiefly called-,he neeess,,v -,
making arrangements, ioanciaI and olbos
wise, attendant upon the Indian wa-
The expense consequent upon this wa,
estimated at 500, 81 for the trnons aI,,'
other expenses could not vet be ascertain.
! be Governor proposes the issue of sc,,n
bearing interest, 10 parties having claim
inlimat,ng Lis belief that the bril viii =
ultimately paid by the Federal Goye,n
ment.
!Ierecommends legislation to prohib,,b.
sale Of llqnor and fire arms to the Indian. .
ana investigation to ascertain whether col
may not be found IN the territory, of g..
right quality and in sufficient quanr.t, f..
the use of the mail steamers.
Il was a?prehended that nearly All IL.
male population would leave 10 The Sprn,
for California, unless gold in great ab,n'
dance should be found in Oregon.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

\ letter from Fort Kearney, speaking
of the California emlgrants passing lbs,
place, says
Not a man but what has gun and re-.
yoIver or two, and one fellow saw. sc,n.
ally had no less than three bolcie kaieys
stuck in his belt. Many of the parties 4.
originally foi med in the States, have had
dissenslons, aud are broken up. and each
fellow is striking out for himself. 1t mar.
ters but little whether a man is in an orCa.
nized company or by himself, for it is i'm.
possible to get cut ofsight of wagons.
Such an emigration as is now passing over
the plains, has not had lis parallel IN any
age. Composed, as it mostly is, Of the
best material of our land, the country tia,
receives it must necessarily assume com.
manding position.
The last arrival from the frontiers is
solitary foot traveller, who says he has
come all the way from Maine, without tue
assistance of either railroad, stage, steam.
boat, or telegraphic wires. lie is accom-
panied by a savage looking bull ll-dog has
long rifle over his shoulder, on the end
of which he carries his baggage, consisting
of a small bundle, about the size of your hat.
He has no provisions, but gets along pretty
well by sponging on his fellow travellers.
lie says he wants but hundred meals to
carry him through, and he rather guesses
he tiud Christians enough on the road to
supply him with that number. think that
the ratio between men and wagons, is three
and a half to one.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

Rev. Charles A. Hay, late of Hanover
asd formerly of Gettysburg, has accepted
a cai from the Lutheran Church al H1f'
rshurg.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

Il is rumored that the Hon. Francs
Granger, of New York, will receive 'i''
appointment of Minister 20 Russia.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30
EDITORIAL STATE CONVENTION.

The undersigned publishers Of Newspapers the 18th
Congressional District concurrng with their editorial
brethren generally in the necessity Of having an Edo-
correcting abuses praciced TO the positive
injury Of Country publishers respectfully recommend
the Fraternity, that they state Convention at
Harrisburg, THURSDAY, the stk Grv Of EoUeu5er
1919, and earnestly urge general attendance
The Postage Reform be effected during the ne II
Session of Congress Law whose practical effect l.
make the rich richer and the poor poorer be too
erased from National Statute Book and we
deem the time recommended for State Convention an
auspcious for urging efectuay upon our National
Congress the necessity and e1pedency OF speedy and
permanent change This and other Reforms immediate
y affecting the interests Of the Country Press demand
the prompt and serious attention of the Fraternity and
call upon brethren throughout ths State to act
with harmoniously and eusrgecay, feeling conien n,
that by doing the Country Press placed upon
proper platform.
J. X. SHoEaAKER, Belcfonta Whp,
1t } WALTERS, LswIstolyn Democrat,
Gao. FRYsIS0EF, Lewis,oyyn G4zette
w p COOPER, Juniata Register,
A X McCLURE, Juniata Sentinel,
JAMES CLARK, Huntington Journal,
WA. LEWIS, Huntington Globe
J. PENN JoSEs HolIida yshurg Register,
o A. TRtuGH, Hodaysbu Standard
c.a ma p ', l,son' Blair County Wing,
w. H. BLAIR, Belefonte Democrat
WV J. PARSONS, Centre Beobacher,
LCDwIG sHuETz, Centre Berchier
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

Sheridan Knowles, the dramatlst mas
entered the Church, aud Is preaching III
London.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

CAssIUs NJ. CLAY is not dead-though badly
wounded, he is mending rapidly
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

The interments yesterday in II cemeteries
were IN all l2l, of which 100 were of cholera,
and the residue Of other diseases.
The intermcnts for the week ending the 24th
inst, We're in all 763, of which $50 were VIC
TINS OF the prevailing epidemic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10
naraet... ..o..EruLLr K.rO.rnD ron rar r.irgss

ASHES Pot. are So with bbls Pearls dull .ts7
FLOUR AND MEAL-The Flour msfssi, under The news iron
SO not vary Of the but tbs pas OF
the t wa. not svosbe The sales here have
~ - At a, Ne hear OF no uqsiry export
r.ror. sr- wsins letters 10 New Orleans
ihe sales are =" oe'. :. % "a. se,s ~ 800 Cod brands
brands BE- brought al snao u aupat 80 49,
Rrhnoud 6sergeio~u. sc, oungo Sls iuss pa -, $50
movement n Nes, Aoeui ~ ~. 49,
por, portion "a Ireland. Rive four Gun ats SI'r -. .
GkAiN- Wheat there milling aqury ani tns uate. -
hed firmly Saes ~ ol,h Ds.ss. by IN. -.
good csmsnd and the arrivals are more re eons - -,
are larger About bush changed hands At ior
northern ol6o4e southern White "a aonin.y Lls
leland @ At h3c For Rye the mset - teao. on ur r."
.nd Sc delivery oreuis Of a'ssion saes t ola :.
asurss BETTER Northern s6tse' Ad jersey P'
wRisXY-Is ssgas3c with 100 $50 bbls al 81 for
Pr.on Drudge NC, Win snal sales
pROVsIO>sfhe market Tor foA rather qusi so the hAns
80. a. l.v ~. Emfet Pru. Mess. 10 hoa
10 IS bbs Prime Mass N 30 and IN Ar =.
aa.t In Beef there movement although the tendency
has som~hst lns-tues ~ me new"
prime cannot bought 6c There snns inquiry W
.ass 100 bh Pickles. Hans. sugsf eured Al ci'
h. COX Butter sud Cheese rathsr qa-' and without
change OF Importance ..
shipping quae. SAC There have teen sales 500 gale tssl
liasesd II 6}c sud u : held al bhc
FEATHEHs-ssles s.0oo y Western at 3oc, cash -
HAY-Has better demand Sales 100 eses At h'HaeS
Tor North RIVER Sad staten Island .---.-. -,
GROCERIES bs lev landing the MARKETS qus but
TiN PIATFS-Salss 500 bor.s on private
HlDEs-we sale Of aooo RIO Grsnie At about 10 An'
weoI We so,s SAL. 100 n Peruviau private
HAlR-Sass7fUor 70 RIO cr.nts 1t Aal9r, : mos
GINsE>G-ss-s 400 - a. 50. cash .,
Merchant ant So for Rsfn-i.
B0vE-A ale 500 y South Sea made At SoNc, cash
srFARINE-Saes 1000 n good at IS cash.
CHAIN " . notce a sss III 100 tom 80 So a. ton
SEEDS col.ferbe has t--n made Cover me
demand eonm~noing TIMOTHY IS 81 "s-4 N
moderate business fsi sesame and ~anieo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10

tr''on n c.. ln>-- e., r. Ahs. . "a, = Hsrs
u-t hszfF Nssft.r - ssl. g.
Brig sartsro Orr yu'i BsfE.. Pan u. a. ut.s % \
tofnnf it- a. t-sr . faFs or he coast
br srg LAZY Tn Lac "A d. Bsmut. IS a. sat O. No >uu &
Co fa-e-r r~f-Ur Nater
scsr eh-rs L. C.fTr. m Ft-r.r5lrs I'D isys fl u lie
ca nts-, o. ,fg~. .l1l.rsaa 8 l-atlns1n
SIR Cortu-fr-. HufchIas.. NorhIk - q.
stlf fstfaf lss.l r. rlirz -. rTs;s-s
sflf q De- Rue YEA Nsu-. FrL-a Co.
% DAYS BrsEs. wnis9a, sc, u tayI, rar, stores .
scar ssfsh MERE. Bo~u, Blinor. says. Hss. mailer
s,hf L.ey. Post Baitnor- q. nd. 70 Ma -r Lord
= sftr " Il Mailer. Pc. Baltimore q. r.s.. -
,fhf y : lainan fcurr Ls.frrrs 1s.- - =, ~ ora
- si'i-m Va siu-, Frs.as b. 49, 3 l'fi
scr Mafs Ns'f1a NlHer. D-sear- q. - 'f'''f-
srhr sur-ro. Iouiu. ~ isfsp cal
- ~ ~ ~ = 49,, D~ct,r ffsals, oyster.
sshs Frsnr. si.-,',- o. $3.50 sfu O. oo'a
hf eoT -tarr, .ni1a. ifari. De. corn
80 q, , 80 hfo-. ~ asi-rL,l d. eosi
-hfJ i~7l1. fnrHssHf Br.nsrrIr- ~.
~ Arf'Ts fhrsf-' llls a.. col I-s
go p Cos p-,r'sa's g. oaitaa A. =, L. H.,
a,-,- tssns. Williams. % aa3.rt,, =. = - hni-f
sehr w Asr'h VA Nsu~ Yrrrs orst.,. o. 'o'+
ti',' "a. l'-t- fHfsi-a o.. lys.s,.
schfJl's F-rE ifer. ril 81 qtis q. ,r'l
scar tdt0r. Post trg.nIs oyster.
hr ia. / Morris Jalnsal V.rr.r.. o-...-.
cur N'.rn ieha, 'fof~f, Aftssr saf. -. A.
- mn n has fq~r-no-f severe s.-. d. % f-c
&C. osi o NJ a.-s carfst 1osorn -s.f-. oct
Ser 61lisn Roe, Ven Nsr-. fcd River - ''
scar Be- Essiish. D I. Ss- Htv-n
SIR Sarah. Parton. P0rtsmauth
schr D-lsNar,. Hobrot, Thon..tar. l.4.
schr John koser.. Hs~s. Phistslpls ca
sehr Geu Marco. Dil. Fslr Hsr-n
sthr Am G.rin-f, Houla. FsrHsr-n
Shop War D.',on D-lf-r, vrTrs.
BELOw-shp Indians Bennett, IN so-i.,,.. t.,. a.. r
IhJ M,ssr.. oraa s'srs s. NAM. srg si,e.is, J.
hsf.s Aso' shlq., bans fhrg.. '-'
sAiIRD-stp Vcs.barz. S-w Or..r.
" lND->lnfi--' wv merriam, DO sunset. g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10
The SCALPEL-
A JOURNAL or HEALTH.
Adapted io

A JOURNAL or HEALTH.
,o.,,,s sf,o,,.. AID rsr rxposuss 90 suacKrsy.
ny EDWARD n DIXON. ND
mo shaH guard ne Shephe'dsf
NATURE b. cver bg.y by The oil, Nc operation Of her
cins. .es AZ Wsrmtn Foo6. Ws,er and sleep Their
u.- - directed lssri>cr and mat man IL most worthy
Inc nsne o. 1hvs-isu WIN mott rev-res tunerrug avs
Editor CONTENTS or MARCH NUMBER
gduestonia New Yors The Cause Of Ql.c.ery
What i ,hs ralur- n scro ala and Consumption Gao
hey be- cured By what method
Functions Of Tue sam, Cod fats 10 Infants
Abordonism IN New 'o'k IL history sod consequence
alal result Of Chofofom 81 ih- Hospital result us1y
s.mlsr IN /. - tho Edifr
RssrsIty Of an Ocuist N. A~oniun- urea Description
o csis.g aud disease u The Nerve OF the Eye-ho~ ~
Vsaocce what j. b. produced by EIee'. snd Self
shH.e-Fresiurnt ~
Worms in he CARCASS ~ me Ansconds no" io'nsh 10
The Cure q Disease by Temperature snd Position
Tract. for the Peope-NJic- n
SODA PowDEss
The Pc ka-s highly Philosophical method u sicinng
Interesting Physiological vn-no mens La a'anoe PASSION
fomiuange description Of the dance by an eys-~n-ss
Al the Chst-au Rouge IN PARA Postcs address 10 The
Phenomenon. by Pindar. Jr Scientific Prescription.
The January number cvIisrs In part the following srii
Dr. M.oly. Address before he New-Yors Academy OF
To6scco-a rev and remarkable result Of, its effect 90
Whist b. he Academy o Medicine Of Newton
Whist so NOV = Cholera Observation add Trest
Of the Disease by The EDITOR Al mo House Of Refuge
n fte year 1852
siHrmres "a Obseidc Teaching In New York.
pfat DO W. anow u RhrumaIsmf Cen II BE- cufedf
Whist are remedies and hOS they 10 10 used
wh. Tho Proper Diet sld Treatment Of ne Nursing
hpherf ANtcDofts
Never gfssums upOn the ine g-nce of yOGf patient.
particularly ffr0m lhs Emerald lse Co salaOn between
n msopah AMI an AIOpalh; MedcO-L-ga PhsoOme-
non, Evils u Scientific Prescription; Fszarfes u ny
.t.rc- Pubic Women u PsIis, syrup 81 Ram. Ca
Paddy. sserT Edor. ndic'm-isfor Libel By Professor
BsdfIff-its Result
f~ There are only two numbers yet publ shed Ne neri
lI appear in May The journal will be published quar-
rfy Al per annum. al vance All Who de-is Ia re-
u he city NUT remit q cts postpaid, Or ~
.o box 3l1l New YORK POs-Oic- Booksellers cannot
fiuishh Ia nis city Il may b. mad u Chas II King
corner o. Johr-st sod Broadway, u B-rfofd, As9r
House acd o.. lockwood corner OF Ofsndst ssc Brosd-
Xay mi0 oAHnu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10
Bsnrd Of Supervisors.


The usual weekly meeting of the Board took place
last evening Alderman Franklin 10 the Chair.
The bills OF Michel STANDBY for attendance 10 sweep
Ing nc the Supreme Cont In January ana ~ Binary
At so per dsy md $40 Court for nbnih Of
F.hmary also OF stephen Huesus for cleaning Court Of
Sessions; ordered 10 be paid.
hin Tor As Of Tammsny Hall, for mesls, &C. TO Jurors
aud attendants with them the Trial ~ Sherry, wss or
der.d to he psd also ssl OF BaImore Co Tor zee iuf
chemist for sminng the slomscbs 81 hee persons VINO
had been drowned. were ordered 10 be paid
The bill Of the sheriff for attend ants In add ton to the
police officers ihe Supreme Court WAS also ordered 10
be paid.
Of tax
bill OF the Sheriff for conveying prisoners to the Peni
tentary sc and two small bills were also ordered
to be reid
On motion Of AID Hatfield adjourned to Friday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10

March ia. 20 co. lon % 90 brig Bsna from Ms,ar1as r Pc.
t0n. 20 days
tsb TO- m Cape foria B.tsnnuu from Mobile for Boston
March 2 lat ~ lo IrIter. I'm Molie for Providence
Jan Tai 30 800 % 2-k passed shp Angelo
bound
Feb2 t2fN bars csb Of Boston 81. d. out
California
March lat 81 o. &c. bari Reindeer from RIO Grsss.
March a. 81 a. oa - b. whaling oars Poshataa m 81 Hssns
Bad BEEN on fhe coast q DAYS
Dec H. 10y hp Charleston lat o. bon a. -hp Osvpoo a.s
I'm LWsfpoo. for Callso.
De ~ by sm- t6, - loo q H. barn A-sraah DAY. from
Liverpool fpr Sands Ch l-isajs
Teb ~ 10y same lat 81 90 ou "a 30 ship Indians Noresn. for
NYors. - dals ont
March lby bsr louisiana st o. g. Br Rove
pied them.
Feb = 10y bark Thomas PueeJ LAT 3D. on 3D. ,hp Olive
Branch. I'm Liverpool flr savannah
Fb 90 10y bns cleopatra la, 30 brig Maitland
G ieulusgos for HalfsN. IS
20 81 by same Is 90 Jsgo from C-afasro,
v MON
feb 10y bs Charles Dsvens 90 Dosbsh Shot KEYS bar.
Mercy 5 days from Apaahcoa er Liverpool essy WISHED 90 b.
reported
fsb a. 10y a % g. brig rsb-ih Es I'M sYor'
Or NDfl.ans, 2 fsi out
pei 2S Ihy s-l lat 0u g. hrg Ellen Thomas of BRISTOL RI
I'm Matsn7s. Tor Bristol p days out
B} -r Nournshs a 49, DO 7f5l Br.hp jobs MARSHAL u IT,
-rpoo. Tor Hamptr Rhodes.
Mao. BY .aue lat 49, boo a. Sd Toeoa. OF and Tor Bo.ton
I'm g N a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10
COPARTNERS SHIP.

\fpTICE.-The Copafgnersi ~ Heretofore eSisuns On.
Nd-r he f,rn - 81 rLtR REYNOLDS. Is Dissolved
~ he dsah Of Rfsrcis Butcf Tns unsettled husaess "
hs ale frfn viii be closed BY the surviving p,Ii1-r
March J., 1879 thAS y hriN'LD''
COPARTNERsHIP.-T subscribers Vil continue The
'ss. ~ me ale nnn OF Bailer Reynolds. under the
came FIRM JDlr ~ LIN, -,
Msfoh !, lsi9 lnlo 81 ChAs 4. mr. "obDo,
~, n ,.s,yafTNER-ufP heretofore existing be
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THE HUMAN BODY MUST PERsPIRE,

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TO HAVE A HEtLrHY APfEAaANCE,
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now c-ig I'D nat sy ore q cied with any e he shove
or si- Ar o.-sser ind al ard more l.fni-
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