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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-29
room Au.tleI Coussr'li--.
CwEGo, Thursday. sept ID, 1875

OMAhNi AhNf7N-ff w. go
IL 10 Ed.'v5 o. TIE Ir5uns
The telegraph msy have .niormed goa 81 'ne h'e
which occurred here this morning bat here"th
give Won the particulars as nes'y 80 can as ct
tain them
The fire Il SAID 60 have originated in hail e's'
biz the soas of Temperance end ~ winch ma"
r,os,;or WIS Ast evening held. The IRE nrst
Vas seem about \. ". and although there was
81, wind. ve. from either 3 u,lssaPplod IRE aPPa'
ram. or wan. oi water, 1t continued To- spTe az
mil eq buildings, occupied rs hotels oii''es o's
Ids stores grocery and provision stores, s"O -
g q. we're Consumed. At first si-n1 Stt'"s e
Il i.npressed that the village Is e".l'r's -,
True the business portion is am. - ems. -, ~
oe there being but three or tour stores az"
ia lcit of the business part oil O"t-,' t ifss l
M, sra first appeared In Front - pe'- ,t
ss.b IL s,,ept from the bridge - laAe-s' al" 'o'-
sd,. also OF this except four bniainst a.. .. ,s,r
ID oe bri6 ID, On the Sasqueasnna hi'tf = -''
,.',,, onlv four vieccs are leif standing.
ms following IL list Of ne o1a'n,s' Gene
.,r,,,nd door only ON Fronist ssse-' - -
80 cnsonchsnna River steamers u. LOW h $3.50
$500 '1,. A = stars dry sOoas s. ; H. S~-'-'
- rt,s-,sp grocer: Truman y Ntonei 0I9 800
.'' Tlv 40. r eavnsiord. bat store II, y "-
-, !. 90 dry goods sc; l.. Truman y hI"'1o's
t "a" = 49,, 40. l. ID. i :. :. Truman 90 . =
~ 4 son druggists Slosson heiN, .'s. -
49, .rorc. Mrs. T.nkhsm. millinery new, pi.rf
f..f DIV Good. q. Gregory hhENN"Ni -
'ss' .s3.. ". H. Bell Co. DO; Patrick, shoe So
- I'M, tailor Trip barber shop q, ~, % 81
a. I" ~ dry goods g. Bacon. 40 Wssn.n z .ol
tcn c.r,n5eil novel depot; hol'cnoseS e. nei 4
80 Ro.e. clothing store {. sv'bo'ns O~eso ao.Si
y AZ Fsv 4 Co druggist. sno dwelling n"sso ha.h
y = sr,iIh hat store. Church. \ hoy' az Fs.ss
al 20, ana shoe store 5. +. Leonard el9'ao
.s, r. p Chaiaelj, pr0vis ons and grocery tae-ps
Sr.i,is,. A. r. Hyde. dr. goods ". H. SNlaie,
iic,sing store; Miss Ws.son, millinery "N'Sns
S,..khe House Manning = CO. stage barn ,-..
o. Tal.a-The Post Once ana Smita Js"..fy
-, hi yoodford \. SONS, hardware DaF's y ~
49, lswofsce. Thouip sons bafbcrshop Ne,si So
- s,reiiinz; SSyrc recess Osborne 1"riis 49,
,,I,~s hop: n. CcnTelly 4 Co tsilcrf = " i-s -
80 4 c. .sddl cry and dwelling 81 9nins .. -
,,i.ssel iswery and dwellings hsnAns 'on -
-rvshon q oton House: a. p Faich store sna M.
~ A. DAYS dwelling and bowir g'sAiooH no5S -
eory A. Ihomss's grocery aud dwelling T. het y
i-ysyv.sfabls: Mrs Pert. millinery w Reeves, ne v
Ss,sy Rouin block occupied as recess and eve. ne
Many of the above buildings were occupied 10y y u
o. 50 that the business portion OF the fAse Is g y"
Tbc tSrse prir ting Offices are destroyed noweVe
49, Krror will be able think, soon % scio.i se
Tee los. Is ss,iaatcd AZ 80 Ooo; how rilen iSsH
s,p ussbe 10 say, but probably Two tnires o. se p
ana property was insured AMI wnsi on 0ar~.sS'
can't say Yours, tra.y,
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Tie Fire az Owego.
Ffo1 out osn Correspondent
OwEGo, Thursday, sept g. -i9
n, lie Edn,r Of yhs YribUuf-

ffuri Nsl NHreffanafNr
Oweco. Thursday, sept @. -i9
10 ne Edagr Of 7hs TribvHs'
Our village is in rains--A IRE occurred this moi'
mag At o'clock in the third story Of ". =, Fly
brick bloca occupied by tie Oder % the sons Oh
Temperance. AMI ragged un,ilthis hour, ~ AMI
Thelossis immense, yauously estimated from
ss0ooO 10 81 .O00. coo. including two hotels the
building owned by the Bank OF Oweso, the Post
once. Telegraph office and Bridge across the sos-
ooehanna river--in ALL one hHndreS buildings, be-
the whole Of the business portion Of our lege or
nearly the whole. The fire commenced aIou' zoe
center of Front 81 and extended both sdes oi the
erect wss,ward 10 the block owned by Mata1n,
Martin 4 Plat; east 10 the bnilaing owned by
Chas. Pumpelly on Lakc-st to the Central House
burning ali on both sides oitae street and extend
ing each way, through two sqnsres. hy great
ea.,rt tho wego Academy Clerks oh'e Court
Hcuse and the BAPTIST Church werc saved.
Yours e. Wy N
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t'eso'y,s Inst we tender our hearty thanks 10 cur
ge.snt "his brethren q NTRHoN1 ~ poot.n7 an >,
" sne t5ap Way On oea!as with Office hu1frg coalitions
their footsteps. '"'""a "a
The above Resolutions were unspinoo,,y
adopted.
non. DAfiEL Corr Of Onondsga offered the 10,
lowing which ~as adopted with hearty acclars..
tons:
Rf.olrsd, That 10 JosIIuA A. sprSrvs ~, to... 49,
.ne 'oaft Of appeals WASHINGTON Brvr f,r On
tfohefi CHaIsIorHER MORGAN for sscrefsrv ~ So
eL'A llrNT Tor state Trsasurer sAsrri srryrxs
ior attorney General NrLecS j rr.rt, ~ C..1
Commissioner HKzRKIAH C. sg.,.Cr-s H. So 20
gneer and BENJAMIN SqrIar tor Prison iosoeetCr We
present candidates who in private and uube ne b~s
= ~ e, eapso.e Efficient ana faithful and
~no nave especially entitled Themselves % tar corr
uehce an' ARGENT support q the Wings d ihe Empire
,tie BY years Of ardent cooperation and zasu. sdg
10 'neif common principles snd cause.
Dir. OsG2oD Of Aiegany offered the following.
winch was adopted with some dissenting voices
htsoired That this Convention approve Of the pria
pes oil ne Ia" passed al the last session the Legia
Sna Dc iree and recommend that said Law be sanction
- ~ tne people ~ the ensuing election
On motion
hesolrsa That ta- President Vi the Convention ~.
point - State Committee for the ensuing yesT
On motion, it was unanimously
R'orso, That the thanks Of this Convention be- Ylo.
senieo 10 JAMES G. i0RsGTH for the able snd impartial
manner IN which he has presided over s deliberations
Tho Convention having thus lap5 terminated
It's iabofs, nol O'Clock PM Messrs. a. Z. Dica-
iNsos' II. GEFgLEY, mot a mem5orJ j. MAJ
TIsDnF and Il. " TAILOR were severslly called
out, and responded in brief snd inspiiiting re
marks which ere warmly cheered
And then, At ID O'Clock, tho Convention, with
three hearty cheers Tor the ticket adorned with.
ont day.
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ProcInmatinn.

Nv i,luTos FISK, Cor0nor Of he STATE ~ h,r- Ioyl
haeveas, u has been represented 20 ne that RoFrfT
MuRrHf Of Renss- servie, 10 the Comfy ~ Albany o
special Deputy Sheriff n The said County, while sem
from hs houe Official business tho siern0on # tho
gan day OF sept inst Hans Mills 30 The -
Town ~ was pursued by two dressed
IN oifgulse with masks. and armed wi,rres rgr-
ives bred upon by such and dangerously i DOT
MORALLY wounded And whereas, u further represent
e. that after hi said Robert Murphy hsd been repeated
Threatened IN various ways few ghs since ab0n
nl2h qisny % gunpowder wss ma cloudy and by d.
syn exploited 10 ne snQp Of the sad Root Murphy cn1sng
mech damage o. the fac shop aud seog Tie hgilfsg
IRE dohereby Offer ard Of Five Hundred Doars
eng person or persons who shall give information which
sha esd % The detection Apprehension and conviction %
each either Of the persons who pursued fired npon and
wounded tho said Robert Murphy, above represented
And do offer further reward Of Two Hundred Dollar.
10 any person or persons who shall give Information
which shall esd 10 The detection, spprehensor and con
vleton q the person persons who malicious y
guilty Of causing the explosion Aforesaid In the chop Of NJ
said Robert Murphy.
Ia witness whereof. have heTeunio Fnei my nsfne
and affixed The Frvy Seal Il the Stale nf New.
isl ioik, 81 Inc City OF Absny, lh- twenty seventh
day Of September, Ia the year ono tnoH-sri O.. =
hundred and forty nine HAMILTON FISH
By order cf The Guvorncr
EoEr. II M0RsIs, Private Secretary.
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Anti.Rrnr NolninniIons.

TIE Anti r enters Of Columbia County, in con
vendon q, smoky Hollow, on Friday. nominated Arr
f. MILLER Of Gsllatn for Sheriff. ADAM D PrLrz Of
Claverack for Clerk ANDREW WfTnEcg Of Copske for
superintendent; JANIS ARIEL Of GreCnp port for the
Assembly; aud JANIS HALsTEAD Of Dotchess for
Senator
Tho hut.. Rent Convention 1 schoharie County have
nominated for the Assembly JONI SALISBURY in The
Western District and DAVID DANFoRTH, the presonl
member I'm the Eastern District. and STEPHEN MATiEN
the present County Clerk. for reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-29

"
The Diagram Grope which indebted " Professor
striking manner tho r
progress Cholera and other disease City during the last
our months
end eachha
deaths Cholera and other causes during that
upright lines corresponding 0)daaths The numbers are
placed The top which the oads Of these e snow
upward slopes the deaths during those weeks have M
creased OF decreased, rapidly or slowly
apparent inspection OF this figure We zee
That DUNG Cholera while increasing as shown by
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Death of Murphy, In Albany Co.

We learn from Albany that Robert II. Murphy.
the Deputy Sheriff Of Albany County " ho was
shot in Rensseleeryille on Wednesday by two
men Disguised as Indians, while be Was engaged
in serving processes Tor non-psymont Of Rent
died Thursday Of the wounds thus received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-29

CHsrrRA A. MscNstr-F r-f.v hep''fs.-
Vsllru frorn passengers t,e steamer Aaal9 i-a,
=. esste. ri iak-n place o. ne issnd g or Cholera
s'-.- orr last s1Tcss - the Empire -s,e y ~ a.9at
sta 81 hours previous. TIE bodies ~ 81 i'-.n' ~ef7
f,.-s ,ha saT bsfors ol ,1e beach. at9l, sz nice
---ri nsckiasc Tie ir-s-s wrre on .'--f fetlrl
.,-le from H. plyrs-t art be- 10 t11-- '1-l-gef
~, f-seiv IN az cess ~ al kind W. n 1rc1s-i On me
c.-re-. oar Informant says t1st t-rce tes-s 1crlr
~ W % The Albany 49, lyi-z q, - ~aart f. a-
"a. TIE reports ir1rl t-srs Ere .r1-T dep f'or
Detroit psper
Tsr CaoLEnl At BsSsoE.--I here --ers three
49,. ~ C1ols-a 90 Bangor on sunday. lae be-9'<
sf--rry states thst r Fe % re- renc scoi ina-1'
have died Of Cnol..-a-
~ The Bcari o. Hsa'l- a. q 1-al--. "a -
80 ,hs vessels from fr-ae t-c u.ols 81 ~ Aorin
i. 100 tae Iai.-f -i4---. b~i-'sn AUefica- ard
1,-e.t R-i.ain. shsl 5e paced lns-r li-fs1iin'
~ H~n. II n WaTrEss9, recently p.r-
,sssed he F-rirs Jlgs ests. sa1l-n' % ~ enc,
r. Ss-,hs-d and "a tha l7.h re -st1t sEineni ssra
-. 81 bands p . E.stu1sr 49, r1in-r a. en.-l
ss;.or Mr. 3 Is native Of New h--Psoir c,-s,s
N TIE editor Of TIE gr=sz P11T-@f. -rd n aF2"s1
Democrat
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scpn upward % the line sopns
downward probably IN Sc then pactc on
ending July Cholera line up the Total
uacuny Thence both lines ascending and the
2l
point Thence and regular descent except
INC This have from the dminuuon OF
population consequent persons the begin
keeps tl brings our present normal
conduo
these weeks
represented added diagram their comparison would
glance auy between them
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.

,,fs slw-TORK DAILY TRIBUNE Is PuBllsurD
EvfES MORNING lsUyDAYs ExcEprEDl
4, The Tribune Buildings, corner Of Spruce
and Nassau streets, opposite the CITY Hall,
RI hen ihcy prefer they can pay in advance ii lie De
in s.v months or year a. Pie came raie >ine'e con.es
r0 Gents Mai Subscribers Five Dollar. per- aalatn ina
.l~srce SUBSCRIPTIONS taken Cor -ix monIh- Forthree
.r,As q ~ Three Dollars iu advance required u al ss-
l-gcs win olniy Newspapers. Daily papers received
erar. arc uo; allowed any difference
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,,v,al y,,,csral G ouvesriea Of the Diocese

AnEnal Episc oral Cosventiea OF me pe'e's
ON. ..SscoSr osss Iauf.eayi sepi-"
u. $1,000 r-oe--~-<. -seh 80. ~essssss sni-a
* s-Fes q ys-i.ss@s s'es f.rs ss'''s -
u. xsyax.ss Kspsrt A- cssn-ss.ss - tsseseos
Ire ooovszroa then proceeded to Ire s'eslea q
see.sfe % Tao General C9nyentor, when TIE to.o~
ma Gentlemen eeesen NJ HaSsIsc>' roiH
lrtrty. Dslegsis. the Provisional p<legsns ~Srr
Nessrs MVxSAr HOFFMAN md A 4. A>pxkses-
TIE sane gentlemen nposirg the Alssicrary Cen
inittee q lsst yesr were res.eenc VIII TIE excepte
- he, nr. asesxE. ~hose place ~ss sspPhed ~ Kew
TIE ns ~ order q sasisss. tae r~sdrs Of 1ae
Report q Tee A.ssonsry Committee BY Rev kfcEAKu
Cox ss report stated ths, N the rsssn.ion 81 -Ve
q the N,,ionsrics, eight were sppcsrsed The al
tore lad bssn iucressei % ~ by de addition o. n
uss founded The number Of Missionaries amounted l.
y al the date Of lsst ycsr.s report tee balance
hSnS Sno arted &c kS2 -. which wt<k eol-cron. sis
suhscrs5tions Of s19oS q. made total o. sStas -
The fol- wing the expenditures 81 TIE year fof
printinI &c els 50 $3.50 y pad 70 Nssicnsries,
Gavin. q balance On and Of 49, a. There 10 MT
vithssndins he balance on hsnS, teaeienSy 81
o. ri ~ the sAsry ofthe xisssonsrcs. which conea
due = toe lstA II octoc~r. amounting 20 slco -
The nstssn.ion q large number toe Nenrcnes u re
Recommendation Of the Convention hat 'peciA 60
i-crou D. m sde forrej the subject of grevcus ccfn
pls.at OF the entire aumbsr ct Churches iaj q ssi
oct made either eSnonicN o. spccial COLLECTION ~
made fhe rsncuics and lhs remaining - msce 5ota
sonesuons Al the conclusion Of the report Rev Or
Cox presented the following resolution, and sus,sEca
il hy few brief ard appropriate remarks
Hs.> ~eS rhss this Ccnvendoa most esrrests erg-s
sroo ne psrohss clergy he duly o soeians .fou he
rrscecvs congrcg.uors on ne 81 ~ o. ~ Sanisy -
October nsrt special coli eei0r foe The purpose Il ~
moving be aeeoseiness q he Msscnssy SouE1ess q
he Otce.e ard th< said collection sha not - r~gsrtsd
a. . sah.ctal~ Ter he regular annual co.ceI!oa.
Rev NJ. Ngxro> q Brooklyn uiste mcuoa hss
the special report laid Before ne ss' Son'enuoa p
now read As Il hsi been read al the tre Of ito pre-
sentst:Oa. PsrtsSues OF which The Missionary 0on
nitsee was accused were scknowledsed "A !s.e arc
~ishout foundation. % question OF ". ANfhoN !"
:, wnethsr The report was signed BY lse ssnsrs re
spectveiy OF collectively Corfniite. keN Or NoA
replied that they signed Individually, [" ne "~
OF The gentlemen In the act and aiter~sfo Fe~S
the Of the Different members OF the N0fnnl"fe
appended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-29

F,Rr.-rhe dwelling house OF a.. Pste5 " e
tea on the Hope road some mics 800 ~ .s~
w.. wss covered BY an insurance for ~ 10y IN Ss"F
ark Company lbsi'ssfe w -
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ro,ol Amount OF Prodacc per Hudson River
HAAS.

Fsp.y, sept i7eo bbs ko9r t ,,s es ss,. 49,.
- 10 com $500 do Osis, 500 do feec no 0'is
q, a. N,isly $50 90 Cheese. 81 bales WOO.
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A YERl LAkbL PAPtk FOR TIE COUNTRY. h
g-tsshed every saturday Morning. e. DIE low puce of s.
,sr elnln, in ao Hncc eh copies flr $40 twenty
'.ges 10 one address for 50, and the paper n 90 case
continued beyond ne tine for which 10 is paid
Advertisement for tits sheet win be charged ~ cents
rrf frs each insertion
GREELEY S McELRATH. Patl,aess
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THz CAsE oF REssf.-Ws made an erroneous
.l-rrerl Ir regard Lie yes-sr1ay 20 ssJlx -2
.- .-...n 1f .1racy wlld le invest gard On fnd.y
NON ~ 1ef.r- Hon T. Jotnsol- Comfy udFe, sn6
rfY we s1oa have .sd has ~ pfrif-nsr e1sainA'
w woli axe a.. .a order % 4-rsfA- ~ 'tn-f 1sfs
~ rrs1ar- =, believe ls@ prisoner lac Ne ihs
-,.rl srra. .0or p.zrs yes.-rcsy morning War
rr Pea c5lrse. Or gnsOa@r, EOysc e granting u a.
8r1er ~ Court % SUMMON Jsry ior - Dsrposc
r5i1g tie question, snr proceeded 70 IL er<1suou o
NlE-s--s
~ g.ia = Lao sTor--is fssi1s1t Psy1e-sn o. ne
rtg of srooEy1 an cot acquainted Win hs1zY shpl1
En1W hin. coUever. II say I'm szlrs iOrnea Al
e-rill rem ~hsf heard oi the prsonrrs 49, mai ne
s-s trsslr when b. rcmnlLof ~ te-fi cDu.c not sxy
.rFlltrg awe 70 t. szri-y since Ne murder
flr L-td,Sy te-rfet Oh sbOsi rs sane izcts
lla szsrn~s lss-sec izl - coaz.cyrsd he prisoner
10 ald 1islfy a. lm--.
4-Jrs. Ir.14 te.lfsd tnat - I'D asi cOnversatory
SIC k-rry SAGE lis conf o-l1scg AID cocscersd IN
very stupid
T- -,1-r "a lher G-scgred By The District AttOr-
sT ad stated idsl b. lived IN Azae-st sad IA CONN
ls.r. lived "a brDoE. ~ four re years IL
nla CON ntrried = a. Cilasrlns EIszsi could not
!. E- AZ ssw l-r.
a. hoU0r tlrklnF here wa probable ID believe
a- rrto1-f insane, rsl-e- ~ order f1r sznoril
- tJ1ry io BE- sds rrllrnsbl. Monday morning rer
l-i tasl ~h@n ne q1ssrou y llnaey ~ili b. TIED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-29

FR-H CUgA-Bns Map Helen arrived A. Bos-
lor % fhs I'D ir0u 81 Jszo 5lh nat, Wien the
Ns-y Helen sfi thsr- va rumor q ,soabie az H.
vs1s cat ~ outbreaks had teen reported ST. Jsgo
/ ns l.lsnc was ID great state q excitement Tne
saarar1ne AVS we're ODpgess.y-. On sae .crn insE-
tae Nary Helen ssperisIesd Ttolent hurricane.
Traveller.
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FufTos-kyEkUE-Ihs thorOu9hfs-e 70 Deing
=. I-nef ard strsigaienso and when go gFleted vi
Is. re 1r tea bsntI01nast n fna city Inc descent ~
che ref- ~ Jar as he village of BEDFORD NJ d nsfoy
percrou8e - gr.dusi sit This avenue taxes n psfs
NJ The cd Jsr-lca and Brooklyn iarnYhey Or ,1s co1
,,--ls.n Of F.lton o. 'te rest Of which. ~ believe,
.,.H tencsforfh b. called Atlantic avenue.
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rhe yI,tnsc,n Krsfucky.

Lat week the voltage as. generally cfsef %
% IN. OPPOSITE side OF tho nser within lev niirs ~
tos ery On Friday Afternoon, IL eompsny vita
fo,nd xho some lhing Of an amateur ynedresssT, -
oss an excuy.on through me vineyards Drf~osn Coz
,instsn and Latoe!4 The sfsye crop has ~ gofnfo
ont 80 s5uncaa, this year az u did AL 0nt tne fusiJ
- ,ba ,rsos Ia excellent snd lhs vine that oss bee1
N de 10 coDs6eres Of the arsteisss for .nszpefsneso
manufacturer. Dr. soshsr. Al Lstonia bed an serc
and half bearing this year. Re VII male soons nres
hsDdrs! gA,loos u Cstsvos wine The average va
sso1t four ard . half gallons n wine y o1soe- ~
zrapes ar Jones who has vineyard sncft di9t~ocr
b.you1 Lztons, hst 0ne sore bssrinS this yssf. ~
rnaaes about three hundred gallons Of wine NIL. A
Corness shose yneysrd - N the Sanford place s1Ogt
foar a.lrs from COTnZt0n, lad I've acres bearing ira
year which were tod, ~oud yleid h.Li TyFpes
enoaxa 10 make nearly tsossxad gallons Of ~lae
la he vineyard OF D Pagz situated soOzi tares mlss
from Covlost0r, although L WA Kept .n good order
there wa his year 90, more tA third cTcp but
the grapes Of an excellent quality he ks1 tnxea
acres bearing and Nil make ac0st one hundred and
ssy zslioDf Of vine. H.s yard IA under the ssDsr.s.
tebdrncs VI Mr.. Mcconnell n whom Indebted
Tor bottle Of superior new vss. DR.. aosse.'s yard
has south esstey aspect tts u ths others d ~brh
have spoken 70 southern. Ihs caiuYsLoD " re-
grape for the angfsctgre " vine 10 getting ~ Be
business Of considerable i'm yOrsnce In the viu'.y u
Cincinnati. and the sol and climate suited
IL, We Dope iisimportsDes may yearly increase
Cincinnati Gazette.
IxSoar.Sr TO PArEsT MEDicIsL DkALaks.--
Igdge Mclean, few days since decided a. Ch.nbere.
a Of considerable importance 20 dealers Ia wh-s
are termed Patent Medicines" G. C0feen jr. The
proyrietor Of The Chinese Lininent sppiso or an In
junction = restrain James bruntDn, al ssect %
John Loree, proprietor Of Lorees Ohio Linn'snb
from he Of the Ohio LnlmsDt, on tbs srosn'
ina. vendors Of the Ohio Lninnent fslsey Ga"
ed mat II similar the - Chinese Lsineoi ~
produced that impression upon community ~ 80.
useu.en,s, hzntoiils and coiossoN $3.50, r.
fa5efs md dIrectons Of he "Chinese LHimen' TOO
.ajanctioa was granted The Jadge re- ,s.' 'as
IND Of bis nedlcn. BY Lore, ne - 49,.
rnso, 10 sir~r.nc- ss from the boy Of tne Az.
-. % -I,rs - The u.@ OF toe medicine. q 10
cs.r ssss the language Of tbs eteodsn' !. % .s..s.
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Fracture or Java Young boy.nsmed I'd
ea-d F.nn. about - years Of age residing IA thirty
third q. between ssvenih and tighth AVENUES, ".s
run over BY a wagon about O'Clock GA THURSDAY, al
tne stOyenanl-d street caEsios fracture OK me
- go avtensive liberation u The ch.ek -Four oi ms
reetb were knocked ont OF the front Ut nis mouth lie
sss removed without delsy g. tns Hospital where
sss.y aftr1lon Nss ps.a MIN.
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70 John Herring, whose arm v - Rmpatsted
on sunday morning. 10 consequence u the accident On
81. ar'' gay Il SoaisDHrgh, q. doing remarkably vel
under the circumstances OF Als a'-i;firg Injuries
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CLEASISo rHE sulB WARD.-Sweepers arr
.ruFeiy u work clssnlng and securing Anthony LIN
and cher .Irses or me sixth Ward The work goes
5rsveg o. which Is IA 10 he hoped will ~ eontinass
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
n . II S u n K.

Just reed direct from Boston per Amazon "
BLEACHED and Brown Shrtings, Sheetngs and Long
cloths, "a to 1O4 drilngs and osnaburgs, :t4 TO Al
apron checks, hickory stripes, Camblet, kremn
Sakeko and Lacona paids, heavy corded pant stuffs
white and red hannels, tckings, blk broad cloth and
cassmers, Kennebec tweeds plaid cassmer, mourning
gnghams and muslins, printed muslins and lawns
hgd turkey red prints fancy drapery, turkey red dra
perry, Irish linens, blk and cold cambrcs nankins
superior braces, Italian cravats silk mts cot gloves
Berlin and buck gloves, white and colored hose spool
cotton, Damask table covers, linen cambric hdkfs.,
napkins, canvas Russia sheetings, Scotch diapers,
green berage pink, blue and white Grape super silk
hdkfs, check and plain cambrics, Swiss NULL bindings
shoe facets, mems cotton and worsted Shirts pa
tent thread sewing silk, whale bone ladies' silk
vas, de ains, silk warp alpacca plain fancy;
prints all kinds and prces mourning jackonet, blk
bobbnet silk serge purse silk lCen bobbns, braids,
bindings, Tarleton shawls, ribbons, green and red
prints for quilts blankets palm leaf hats wool
petng. E. B. BISHOP g. CO.
Nav y, IS49
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
Canchalgua Triumphant.

II. TOWNSEND the celebrated manufactu.
~ rer of " 1oUnsad'S Sarsaparilla." had ad-
mtted publicly that be California Plant is :. far
better than SarSapariia'' and is the e" cheapest
and best medicine in tn world" Pamphlets con-
tanning interesting information as to its remarka-
Bile properties in the Gre of Fever and Ague,
Pulmonary Complaints, Nervous Affections and
Cutaneous Disorders, frou the most respectable
sources, may be ob,ainedat the agencies, or will
be forwarded 10 pos, paidnpplications, per mail.
FREDERICK A. GAY,
Proprietor Of "Gays CanchaIagua."
Depot, SO Broadway, Neic York.
July |. lS4S.-20.