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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18
HUMMER coNvENTIoN-nmAp DAY.

RoNE. Friday Aug. I'LL NJ
The Convention WAS called To order at =. Mr..
chsthed offered resolution which IN substance
opposed the introduction OF Slavery into Tern
ary row Free. but they DO not regard the Slavery
laestion as party test.
Resolved That the power vested in Congress IN fc
Gard o. this subject is cOntrovered question smoDs
De Democrats snd will leave every man to The en-
oyment OF his own opinion upon the subject
The resolution was advocated by Messrs Day
ton, Smith. Bovine, Ward and others, aud opposed
b Messrs WslSorth, lockwood and Beardsley.
when it was haEly carried amid much applause
motion was made IN favor Of transmitting TO
the Free Soil Convention copy Of the Resolution,
With reques, for the adoption Of the SAN, with
ANEW Of eiecting union. After beios opposed
By Mr.. Sickes II was carried unanimous y. The
Convention then took a recess.
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FREE SOIL CONVENTION.
ROM, Friday. Aug. l7-lO A

ROM, Friday, Aug. ll-lO AN.
The Convention met Al PM.
Mr.. Beckwith offered a resolution TO the effect
that We cannot accept the proposition OF the Com
nIitee OF the Convention assembled at the Presby
lersn Church, unite upon the grounds which they
propose to recommend their Conventions, viz that
Congress has no pow CT over Slavery in the States
where II exists that Congress has power over
Slavery IN the Distric, Of Columbia that we be
ie,e the people Of the North are opposed TO its
a,r0daction into territories now free but We will
Do, MAKE It party test or add IT to our political
ps,iorm. The resolution was debated, and carried
snsnimously after which, the Convention adjourn
"a until o'clock 70 morrow Friday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18
Arrival of the Falcon

The U :. Mail steamship Falcon, Lieut. N !.
Hsrtstein. L. s. n. commanding. arrived al
Quarantine Staten Island at an early hour yesier-
lay morning. Sac left Chsgres on the 2s'h uit TOR
New Orleans, arrived there on the Sd inst leu on
~ 9TH for New ork ria Havana arrived e.
Havana on the morning Of tho 9Th and ieit same
s.y for New-YOrk She brought - passenge1s
rom Chsgres for New-Orlesns. % from Chagres
q, New. York. a. from New Orleans, aud 10 from
Havana also, :l6s,Oso 50 in gold dust from
cbsere., si2l 900 in specie from New-Orleans
and foil cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

~ General AvEzzASA, the late Minister Of
War at Rome, has arrived in New-York. Prepsr
atoms are making by the Italians to give to the
patriotic General national banquet We hear
that other demonstrations are IN progress to give
an imposing reception. We are happy 10 see our
citizens give this welcome % Gen. AvEzzASA,
sbo hiss so highly distinguished himself ~ Genoa
and Rome for the cause of Italian Independence.
To morrow night there is to be a meeting OF ltal-
ans al the Apollo Rooms for this purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

WIG STATE Co>vE>rios-By the cal Of the
Wig G-ner. Committee. published above II vii be
seen hst state CONVENTION Is called % meet =; Syrs
cuse on the 10Th Day Of September for tue purpose Of
making nominations for the ensuing November Eec-
ton The Wnig. Of the sev-ra Assembly Distrcts are
Invited 10 send delegates 70 tais Convennon The
state ocers - be elected III. a. are Judge Of ths
Court III Appeal. in the place u Fr~oorn G Jswetr
Secretary u state IN The place o, CansoPnsr Nor
an Controller 10 The place Of Washlngtoa Hunt 3
stare Treasurer 10 the plsce OF AVan Hunt Att0r
ney General IN The place OF Ambrose l. Jordan q
state Ensineer and Surveyor IN he place Of Charles
-rus-t Canal Commissl0ner 10 The place " Nelson
] Beach apt an Inspector Of state Prisons. IN to
place Of Isaac y Const3ck- WIKI tie exception q
he Judge of the Court % Appeas, al q the above
named oa,e, are IN the hands Of the Wings, and Il
proper uou,.nsuous are msde, and those nominau0n.
SUITABLY .uuported by the Nnizs Of tne state they
Ill sysfr - sled by Wigs That tie STATE Govern
ueut should BE- supported snd rs rneasures carried
out II essential mat these subordinate out important
otsces remain IN our hands
We DO not doubt but tina, the Wings Of this Assem-
Div District spprecistng the importance Of the sP
preaching election, vii take se4s0naoe and proper
measures % secure success In L.
Oxford Ccnenango) Tines
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Rome Convention.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


ROM, Thursday, Aug. lo-l2 NJ.
II. GKriLEr, Esq Nothing has been done IN
tie Convention this morning. Each body met,
Ind adjourned to ait the seton Of the Commit
tees on the Free Sol resolutions Toe Commit
tees have been In session since this morning
.ad still there IS no birth IL is said the Hazksr
Committee are ondesvorlng to swallow them-a
great undertaking tor genuine Hanker stomachs
Il 10 expected that the Committees will report
seout 2. O'Clock, or as soon as the Conventions
'esssemoe. Some OF the Newlork Hunker del.
ssstion hounced ike tigers at the introduction OF
Sfovers resolutions.
II the Committee report anything Ike falling
a~ith them. there will be- another squat and
more sport. Has New York got any more such
!oang men a. Sicklesl Why don't Bsrnum pick
.]ch fellows up, give EN- tail, and display them
"senune monkeys Yours, in haste.
IHE CsotERA AT QuEBKc.-The number Of
'es'as 70 the llth inst Is s57.
=. SsoLIsA AT Observation-Disclosures interments
|itnsin in two days
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For The Tribune

MEssRs EDlTORs % the "a August last / al
dressed ~ Hon NJ Clayton Secretary Of State, L :
"a inquiry as recolect ~ the following
eject
Is there anything In the laws Of the United states
the Instructions Of the Department Of State prohibit
Ing u. :. Diplomatic or Consular agents from granting
passport 70 a person IN foreign country bons nde
DESTROYS Of emirsns 70 and becoming citizen u the
United states such person being Of good moral char
scter, and such facts within the knowledge Of the
Diplomatic ssen,r
The enclosed reply was received this day.
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ply wss received this asy.
r =. JOACHfMSSFS
DZpARTnEsr or STATE
WAssrxsToS. AuxustIti-t4 Z


?. J. jOAcHInssES, Esq. lie fasssgst y. \.
SIR 10 reply 10 your letter VI the ID INST % the
subject u Diplomatic Consular agents u this Depart
nent furnishing passports 70 persons dee rogs Il c
grating u and becoming citizens Of the United states
nave n state that the passports from THE Government
being certificate that the bearer thereof citizen n
the United states Il IL necessary that this tact b. estsb
sned before II be Issued and when established 10
distinction 10 made between the sdopted and native
citizens IN issuing them. And hence until II Il made
sausisctorly 70 appear 70 the Diplomatic or Consular
agent abroad that tbs person desiring pssspoH "a
citizen u the United states they cannot issue "a u FOL
lows then BY cOnseq mat there 10 no authority
vested 10 accredited agents Of the United states sDfOad
grant passports or any other document Ia the form
Of one ~ persons Who may be desroUs 70 mmgrsr to
this country for the purpose Of becoming citizens 81 IT,
Your communication would have received lmmeds 40
attention but for the indispostion Of the PAssp0r,
Clerk am, sir respectfully
Your ooedent servant
John NJ CLAYTON
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Hnnrsi Of Ueallh

Board of reaith....FsiDAY, Aug. H.
Dr GExE, the Resident Physician, reports 70 neS
,,e. Of Cholera and a. deaths having occurred since
.,rsport Of yesterday returned the following order
r.~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

~ The Workinsmes's Ceavention.-Tbs
Mechanics and ofsnsEsn u he stas Of Y0fk are
requested meet 10 Mas Co1venton Ia Toe City u Ara
n.y. M first "wednesday 10 October next Tor the nOm
nslOn u sisis Otc-rs 70 be supported TIE 5a.
10 November rext, ard for the TRANSACTION Of such
ot1er bushes. a. may cone before he Convention.
JOHN TANNkR, J. ANGELO CARROLL Albsny
AARON HALL. JOHN o. WOODRUFF, J SMITH
MAshB RI, GEORGE HOLLAND, GEORGE HuCk'
EFT Troy.
MICHAEL NcgERSos HORACE y. HiGLEY.
JOSEPH NJ BROWN, Cohoes, , ,.,
s1l7 STATE Central Commune
~ California -ub.narise uininS COMPANY
of New-York.-This COmpanys GOV ofgsnl<n9 a.
s N-fchsas Fxchsnge under fss cradle s1spices Tbs
.usnron ~ eutrrorss and csptal q Invited. The Com.
nav ev .dv.nt.xes which be shared BY others
III 2xI.,o. RUTBEsFOhD WOOSTER l. co
r~A Treatise On Death and the Death Pen
.is, ~ A VAS WICK Prce 10 cts
' FOWLER WELLS, Publishers,
Chnton Hal, % add 49, Nssszu-st
This 10 s1eh WORK every Christian and pbilauthro
pisi viii delight 10 read. snls oglsp
~ Distributes oil Valuable Prtzes.-nso-
HURST HkAao send cut scores Of valuable prlxes daily
from tner establishment In the shape Of sesis Of hair
in The fsulIlsss style And then those two clean
brsshesone FOR ssch slds Of every bead hscsc sr-
sale ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

CHOLERA ExPESsIs AT CissIssArI-fhe Ga
estnnsr,s the expenses 80 the city and TOWNSHIP
sls,ooo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18
ANOrHrR GRAyrYARD RIOr.-

ANOrHER GRAVE YARD HIOT.--A man named
James Eagan and two others arrested upon
a charge Of assautng Thomas Hugh and Edwin o Don
nell, IN the Gsiilee graveyard OF ~ James Church
situated Al flabush. 1t appeared from the evidence
that the ODonne party had srriyed at the yard b.
bury sister who had expired with Cholera. and
one Of the psrtys wife, who also ying there This
Eagan refused 70 do and dispute arising the friends
Of Esgan TO the amount OF twenty so fell upon them
and beat them. kagan alleges that the ODonnels com.
menced the dispute and complaints being inter
ei upon both sides the matter stands adjourned ull
Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

OMNIBUS lsDEPgsDEScg-A gentleman on com
ing out Of Brooklyn Navy Yard, few days since.
sas very happy 10 Ind an empty omnibus, which
little boy with winsome look who held the door Open
assured him would be OF directly. After waiting some
minutes and beginning % feel little impatient.
friend called on ,he boy 10 hurry up the driver Tho
He u come in lev minutes, SIR h. playing
game Of cards and as soon 80 he 8 finished the game
Dc u 20 right on This 10 about cool specimen 81
stage Independence We have heard VI In any ~
the " Accommodation Lines" 10 l. hardly necessary
- add that the driver played AZ least sxpence out
Of ne Poekets Of hs emPloyars By that game MIr0r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18
nRnokLYN AEEAIRa-

COLLisIos AT rHE FERRY.--As the d" Nassau
coming into the slip at the New York side yestcr
day from some mistake In regard 20 tho location of
her slip, she with full force sgsins the Bedford
bow works. Luckily, however, no further damage
done, but much CONSERVATION prevailed among the
respective passengers
DISTURBANCE At Pfc-Nic.-On Tuesday last
picnic party from Brooklyn, proceeded 10 Fort
Hamilton to enjoy Themselves. but unfortunately
much annoyed by party of drunken soldiers, over
whom the officer seemed 20 have command what
But itis only justice % state that every effort
made by those in command 10 properly punish the bel
hgerents, when discovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18
CITY ITEMS.

FRIDAY, Aug y, Ic+9.
SAILING oF rHE STEAMSHIP EMPIRE C,rr.-
The steamship Empire City. Capt Wilson, sailed about
3 o'clock yesterday sitornoon tor Chsgres she took
,5oni 200 passengers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

MIR Van Buren, Was chosen Delegate from the
Assembly District OF Kinderhook to the Free Son
c invention sitting at Rome. without power to az.
point substitute. His letter declining to serve Is
in these words
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

DEAD INFANT FoUNp-rhe body Of s newly
born male infant found IN out house in tire
OF the house corner OF BroOme and Ridge ysster
DAY mornine-probSoiy placed there 81 ts unnatural
lA-en,- II was tskcn oni and The Cnrnrer nnur-L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

NOT BAD NoriOS 1t has been limited that
one Two gentlemen IN Boston, ~he are alive u the
importance Of vel resulsec r-crrstions esprciay Tor
ihe young interd 70 mske effort - form club,
composed OF members OF churches Of different tenoi
nations u plan superintcui snt De responsible Tor the
proper management OF popusr smusrrrcuts some
.uch project as this well earned out might be u gcst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

CH.sGr oF LTBsL.-E. c. Z. Judson, al,as
Ned Bautiire yesterday sxsmined before Jus
tc. NcGrs,h On charge Of sending threatening sd
Aoelocs letters 70 his father in@s~ NJ Lhsmss Ben.
nett si.ned Vengeance TIE examination not
concluded last evening and viii BE resumed Oh s.sar
Gay morning AZ 10 O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

Acolns>r 4 msa Eel. 81 the mast 81 s'h.p
wing in the Esst River yesterday wss carried into
the house % Henry :; and hss since Aet. We hsve
not sscrr;sined his name
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

DETESTiOs OY rHE GovEsSNEsr NAIL STAN
"a OHIO In consequence Of unexpected delay N TIE
cotnDeron If the engines d the Ohio Il Ess been
found inaDos.5e 70 have her n readiness On Toe 9th
INST tie DAY announced ~ the Government seyertss
nsut Tor Der departure for Chagres Apart from the
-ces.sry 20 expend upon the machinery this great
80. The accidents which have occurred IN the eating
.od settling Of her work. VII sufficiently account for
he postponenent In the meantime Der place will be
supplied By ne Falcon which, since the let Of Dec
Iast has formed part Of the same line having been
occupied BY the Government for the service Until he
steamers under contract shsl Be ready for duty TIE
Ohio Sil be completed 40 practicable and her
consort the Georgia vii be In readiness tor seFviee
dsrilg :se canning uonth Of Nors@osr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-08
FROM PERI ANOTHER CALlrOgNiA.

The CDmmrrciD of Lima, on the 2lst March,
publishes letter from passenger on board the
English steamer from Valparaiso to tallao com
tannr the substance of a conversation which
passed between Gen Ui,ricr and several ot his
eounlry,nen, IN board the last English packet,
on her voyage from Valparaiso IT, Calao, which
exceeds any thing tbs, hna yet come from Cali
i1rnia
II seems that Gen Ul,ricn sojournod dnrnr
several months OF the yenr 1870. residing at Che
principal mines of Contogo Soco, where he
learnt from an old miner, Don Marcos Lisbon,
that in the vicinity of Paurcatambc, there was
some hills that were perfect masses of gold and
wi hin twenty ielgu.s of the riyer Nlnjo Abilc
there were lmneus, plains and washings Of
god, without cnd--Ihst in the year 1851, the
portuaes., arrived there with over hundred
lahorerS but that in short time upwards of
one thousand Indians assembled and mIsslcrcci
every one OF them in one night Not one soul
escaped. Gen. Ol,rien did no, Gal 10 PAY at
tcnian TO this information, and resolved to en-
ter thss territory by the way Of the valley Of
panreartamho in preference to gong through
Brazil. the distance by the latter route being 80
great.
In the years 1915, Gen D. made two so
iourps to the valleys, and rs lS5j, prepared an
expedition well provided VITA all those kinds Ut
goods which are best calculated to please say
az Indians.
lie started from Cuzco, accompanied by one
servant, a mule'crr, and miner; he performed
the Journey, and returned to Cuzco in months,
and only brought back handkerchief fall of
sand. which was washed ct the mint OF tuLco.
|, proved very rcie
The result Of M journey was published nj
'h1i time IN the tuzcp papers, and hc hai pr
.atc interviews with Gen. t,aHarri, at which he
offered 10 pay of the national debt of Peru
wiiAa three years Tho country wac at this
lm.nou PLUNGED INTO . civil war, and on this
account the enterprise was abandoned, and Gen.
OBricn returned to Europe,
As a friend of my country, II has appeared
10 me but rirhi that should communicate tins
information to YOU for publication, without
wishing ai al TO offend the 0rmor prnwn OF
ten. Oh IN, or prejudice his interests IN the
ii,shlcst decree.
l.. S-Gcn. O'Iricn stated that be- could find
enough gold there IN one week, 10 load ono
hundred mcn-ol-Nlf.'
This Is a pretty GOOD s'or, The Gcncra'
ysas Wfont. however. IN k,epug TIE matter ST.
er,t So long, and not aaiin" mn ,u oi ihr
knowle ledge.
The SILVER niaet of Cppal, onniiupr 10 b. o. pro-
in,fl. o aiittf obtained tuih thca, in' 1871, ~ iHI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-08

To accomplish the ohjcc, YOU have in view
the attention Of American na,ga,ors and IS.
pecmlly of our whaers, will hc immediately IN
yokcd All the information in the parse ssion
Of this Government, 10 enable them To aid in
discovering the missing ships, relieving then
crews, and restoring them TO their families. shall
be- spread Gar and wide among our people, and
al that the Executive Government of the Uni
ted States, in the exercise of It's constitutional
powers, can effect 10 meet this re9usliiun on
American enterprise, skill, and bravery, will be
promptly undertaken.
The hearts of the American people will be-
deeply touched lev vour eloquent address to
their Chici Magistrate, and they will ION with
YOU in m eitnest prayer TO HIM whose spirit IS
ON the waters, that your husband aud his com
panions may yet be restored to their country
and their friends
have the homer to be your Ladyship's friend
and obcdcnt servant,
JOHN. " CLAYTON
Ilis jASs iEASbLIs. nelor, Place, London.
Nou Wall ne WhSrln-1ake COURAGE.
YOUNG man. What if You are but an humble
md Obscure apprcnlIee--a poor neglected or
0hgn--l scolf and by-word 10 the thought
less and igly, Who dcspse virtue in rags becou-o
Nt ltH liltiN ilAAt you Az NNtliAiHt iil3s
all mtuiorcl thou Ii Il he, Have you sirtu.
Gus alp, pure desire an honest heart De.
pend upon 1t, one Of these days YOU nil B.
uan'ei
Tic time may I've long deferred. iou nav
grow to manhood, and YOU may eventually
reach your prime, ere the call is made, hul ,r-
tuous aims, pure desires, and honest hearts are
too few and sacred not 10 be- appreeiaiod--not
to be- wanted.
Your virtues shall not always be hidden
your poverty shall not always wrap yon about
os with q umnile--olScnriy SHAH not AWAY
vcil You from the multitude. H. chvalrc IN
Vuur combat with circumstance. BE- ever ac-
tive, however small may be- your sphere OF ac-
ton Ii viii surely enlarge with every move.
mont, and your influence viii have doublc III
Ciicncni.
" In the world. broad fcli Of hllllc
In thr hiyuuac ui hir.
BE moi kr iht dunh driven Caillr,
b hero ia itr siu!c.'
Work on, for surely Won viii be wanted
and then comes your reward. Lean upon the
sacred verify IL have never seen tie right
COWS iorsakcn, nor his seed begging bread
Never dcspnr for tho lAos oil good men album
dainty show that often when the clouds are
hlaea..,at and the tempest is tcrcod and hope
is ta,ntcst "stlll small voice viii be- heard
saying come hithcr-you are wanted and
All your powers viii ind employment. There
lorc take heart young man. Tor ere long So You
wiil bo wanted,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-08

.'lu HIDING ~ MANr,--rherc were built
in Man IN ,hc year ending June soth, iSis,
rs shirs harks, and brgs, amounting in the
aggregate 10 near 30 900 tons The shir-huildcr'
OF Bath have at thus moment thousand m,1
Il work, Ia Virginia, getting ont oaA tuib'r, and
as many more IN Georgia Getting cut pine, for
their use
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-08

CrgE ron TIE CuoIrRA.-Dr. John W
Moore states IN Mobile paper, that he eurgd
one hundred OF mon eyircno cases Of cholera
rot losing one, by tbe use of tobacco, lle ad.
mmiIored II 80 the form al enemele Of lho
strength OF one draeam To a pint lie cat
tr,i il upon negro whose pulse was conc
his tongue was cold, and h.s muscles so nrid
hat be- rested only on bis bead and hoels IN
five minutes he wa, relieved, and tn ,ure per
ietei u.s. drinking o cnnCoclion of svHna In
h., own Gaze Dr. Moore took into his 'emach d
spoonful of the tobacco dccociion, - n perfect
riicf from eamp and dhuhaa. He has no
doub, bat that cholera may be as easily man
aged as the fever Of our country
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-08

NaGiSiA-The Alexandria (Va) Gazette
states Tint moyrmcn, has again sprung up m
Western Virginia in favor ol a convention ia
liHoni the Vus,ut State Constitution. SsNrt-
! me.iiuD- haze been held ard quite number
callcl Both parties have enlisted Tor a con.
yenil1u, but DO not OF course Unite on the re-
forms to be- d,scu cd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-08

MesS'nSs ~ OErGoS Tho Methodist mis-
oous embrace ss Missionaries and tweht NJ ilf
teen incai l'foa.i'trs There arc tive freshric-
tan ,aunhes, and enc toneTt 'aiioFsal, with
seven olyreKmcn The Baptsfs hay, TIVE
,hunhDs aud minittcFs, the Cumberland Pa
htican. ihfc, iho S,eed,f5 h,o, b. 'anrl. o.
.n..s ri ~. lstb.ir W t.- u.r.. l.'.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-08

SINGULAR lssrAScE-rhc Providence (R ID
TraaerF RELATE, the following curious fact,
which occurred in that city
4 Dald--uhosc name ~e MIGHT mention, II
ncc, .ary--whlch had been IN ior some Tune,
being, from the nature ct the disease, covered
with sores, seemed irnm this and other uulal~r-
able symptoms, to hc IN hopeless condition.
While in this state, dog belonging to the fam
Nv, MAS observed frequently TO enter the room,
and ON approaching this child, 10 set about liee.
ine les sores; being unmolested by tbs rareuis.
bo repeated his visits morc frequently, and with
greater oarncsiuess, until at len flh he sickcncd
and dicd The child IN the mean ine was
comparatively restored To healih
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-08

\ sni Of ouraoriinvy ,nielhsohor was p.
CUily scn icsiinga kitten with ,lu,i, 10 uiak,
.tnl ue st The rminds 90 OF nps4
P, ..ni tnMh affIaf cafl